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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-14
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Dee fs~-Toaay's stock
market was pheuomenaily dgli. Some hes
fancy was aiscerrahle even on the part cs
TIE professional dealers. and values
saRrea slightly ea very moderate pressure.
Arhstraxe operations were restricted g
feN hundred shares. The tlynlte6 dealings
we're confined % the active list, ard the
aactuatlors lacked Importance. At the
les point supporting orders and coverings
Influenced a general recovery. IN which
the speeialtles we're the most prominent.
TIE closing was firm So slight changes
ether say
RaTwsv bonds we're sulet. Du; arr.. TIE
sales were So 90. The more important
advances ranges from ~ 20 4 per cent
TIE market 81 tfse week has at frequent
saterva.s been characterized sy spesfs -
anffuesz. taxing thr power os description.
The disposition % important interests to-
ward a temporary ro'iev - fnacuon has
been more Clearly manifested. rs ths week
Progressed. bUt While prsees have moved
grrewulariy within a harrow range, any
serious break has been aFerfad thruaEh
the extreme ease n money Investors. BE-
nsss-inx N 81 eventual eeetfea clearing un
- fhs general business an9 financial cut
iaes hsve ai~rlavet a. decreasing inter
exf IN fhe rNf'1av bond market. bat tAe
heavy saecusatioFs ard their following are
waiting nuta q mere seanste understand
Ing Aas been shswn ss % ths possibilities
az action AZ washington or ere Cnhan
eaestgNa ia fusssetNs0ess % ne PRclae
railroads. - the government ard other 8ra-
rovsars tcrscs
discussion ~ taFtF nrsba Aiftses sad ~
firratIsa cF ggresslve STEPS regarding shA
ss-ealfea TRUSTS. tsnd - check srftrtty IA
senerSl trade. as weH IS IN Wan street
A. tie sane tire the psesh0ra - loan
ehie Funds favorss h1s cotfon sma wtnrp-
wheat croe estimates, ART expectations
81 -1ore encvu~s EinE coTncartSans IN rail-
wax trafss returns before nasv weeks ac-
esant Ear re saek - pressure u loax
stocks 1n ne Ease 81 aear aids.
Tha ra~aif % this cor&stfaa has Seer
a sluEzssh nnsrkss. relieved 81 tires ~
snassnss1c bsSTsts g comparative activity
Due ~ srsvs< ss siEa priced stocks 0na
snsesa1ssss ard suaseSsnert covering par
eNssex- fsswSoa cperattons we're -scsie~-
ete ard Oh both Eitsz - fAe -sSrkss
VIE d surht prepo adersnee ~ selling o.
ever. ef to foret<u demand Ter Invest
s~ene hsM8s- Ste8&snasS ruled sa TIE amal
sssslfn-S s.ue alssost ea1sraly 20 thS coT-
srEng q SHORTS TIE net changes were
.s4essnss ~ 80 psT cent 81 Ire prsnrsra3
snares. Taa aggregate s2lss asee ~ -
sha~eS
: BE es.a market during TIE week Us
r2aveA caassss~aB2e az1EsSs zEea = Hros9-
e. traufxy investment orders scr foreign
ana Zeal 4ecoazs raz1.se& u substantial
sa1zs "a sexeE24 -ssse& Bas sharp losses
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VESSELS HOUND IN.

THE following Columbia ports
with name
, g Sen 5S &c q v gsses
Br ship se tons csi1faf xa.coaysri
Amera Hsrang
s5ss s. % sAsaEsss Port F Psws',as s
SanFor Aspe SEQ. -
81 so FI Fss. sas
E1nase hIo-- IIvsrposI ylcois 49, $500
W5,s % 1 e. 1TaysTgSssi y,sTa
Sass Eas Ass ss S ss ssh isn p osa s R.a s
$ Pug.s soans Aug =
ccaa7r6atoa tons
nanSoya.. toa. Lsss,,,aol ystora ess
B boSssbs a wssau 81 les asso Feos
Ef T1s saH sssssIs =.
E An =, g ,s ssa F Po raF sound ,
FANNY 6a.sTa FraasIsso TaeeHa
General Bsnninr.
jane stanford johnson
Jssn Potter An
} Kas b2sspsr ioTaa tors Frsas.
kn Ara sehr =. iran vaneo Nov a.
I<Ga.- Am Gasyns. r,sse sound
Johnson FFsnessee SEATTLE pemecr
M,sss s T- s sSss = An s sn frase fusss sound %
MsrSSsA Iarida E k los ssrsane
Gru1..sF hrt g s sss ga .egs Columbia
cFesa. Robssoa. Taeeoaale Paset ssuna -.
prsre- Iossansson s.sr, teas
ff4ass s Roes sslaxsrsy nss. vanoo
4 ssTsssI ose1y An tans Pusst soani
fsoossssse Ssssa Haw * ,sas f4saslaia victoria
sa p5 pss an sssT soas
snsr br La seas sss s.sa aNaea Aug
S = iss sons 49, 49, s pssa lost
Ar ska - oss So FFaEeAsso isEah@
3 "a ss tsqs sgasss pas's 'ouna
wat~ro Ngcou.B 81
wlaaa Isaasos
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Socialists and Anarchists.

Seattle. Dec L. 1896
TO the Editor. Your article published
SATURDAY. rnornirE. under the heading u.
n Acton Resigns" must have esen wit
ten by a correspondent, instead OF re-
porter can nor es,eye aI,x r's9',s ;,s Is
be guilty of such Eitsslaie<aents as taat
article contains.
: am not SET for the defense OK br. Ac,
ton. / was not acquainted with bin, and
did not agree with ali his sentiments.
But I admire a man who has something
70 say aad can say ms $3.50 s,1a - "a ~
do rot admire an attack upon q man =
thouss nd miles on
But what want espeSi AA!y % esI4 stt -
tsan 10 Is the sndiscrtmiDAsing use OF the
warl socia ism. I ara not Set scclA4lSt.
but any reading man Knows the ctGereESs
between socialist ana an shAEea.sa, -
euxht not TO be necessary 20 say t5iis n
4 city which IL honored in being the horfe
81 Laurence Grosiund- recognizes n tns
literary world as the faiFe-t- sI.lisslss %
al oar socsaiasss~ This very week too,
the Chriss!an socialist. Rev. ". d. r.
Bliss has lsctured III this city % crowded
audiences. insisting thAe soctA4isSn u eso-
lufionavy. nos fevoinsson@Ff. ist year
correspondent talks about DR. Acton As
.-an out ard cut socialist whose Ut
terances were OF tas - Tag Tsssossallsa-
hin Win uufurlinx ssthe lawsess. gaDas
rea Gag Of socialism. IA G~&eEse o. tae
doctrines OF class-Aare ard eez7e-tfTosx~
Ing thAt Distinguish tAe red EtsEns-
tllrsa SIS
there Z a pretty fair number OF social
ssts N This elgy some of them e1To4tSa =
sba rssxtgher&hfp Of TIA Fabian SsEsEtFs
rnznv more aFYscsx the wcgktngraen. and
others IN professional c2lff1gs. venture
70 say thAs there IS net Sne o. I1sxza Wsla
was rss taSgafeS ~ sash epstAets as taeas-
sgsf ncw Quoted. or who 1sa not fsel as
Aic01 boil a. sstch AT Outrageous EEisrepSe-
sensAgieFa unae~ the gus&e sf report y
err seaHtnx newspaper. Anarchists ana
res g2gz ard tsaxnp snrnwinG and blood
ana thgnse- and revolution nave nothing
to 40 wseh tAg peaceful programme y tie
sceEaGisss PA.taSap Atcally. the socaattSF Is
TIE ans8rs7s3e 81 TIE anarchist, q Coz sse-kt -
49, against an Individuals. F-&1ftss4sE.
rhs sssss.4fszsss methods are those 81 p%aee.
rsrn<xssS essg-a tsaEtz development ire
franxsnE 81 ~ fAs ballot q ira sssg1tsv sn1
ce-5YsarA ton IN our aHc2Nzrt84 hEes %
pace 81 the pgssssut competitive %AfI1re.
In Germany and Francs they Constitute
pos ewgli pa!{zac2l party In AngAAra
fa@sr r-@zcsr3ss p@rUeztS al parties. n
49, T-nsf@1 states re Peoples party. to-
eefhkr w1Eh tie <r~sAs 3&1oT &rg&naxs ftonSs
srr distinctly socialists II taA1T fezsss.
re ar4ss 81 civilized Posiss1s - toSArd
g~&as~r sna zTeasaT corseln&EAiSn II ne
s~sn4raf Il trss.zss fzessnat =. toe zr4 rza1-e
Ans zD0re ser3zlkkxz.~ S1t - tie sane
rn~asEsre thts 1Essk u sEsy troz8 &G2Tcn-
- ara haFzza throwing Ard rsVc24f-oz
ara x4r. Hence. J PreteSss n r. z&sxse q
.-ssses Fsss~sax ard fairness against kSbS lE2-
& -sc- .rl1zAse 46Ess % soe.1Esss
EEEA0S Z. TITS
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TIE branch hyarosrap1sc ofrscA PVT
TOWNSEND. win furnsSa en- application.
1ree Of charge. fun info-rra ton regarding
the following nccc~s.
.A1susala. southwest coast. intended
80 49,. 90 n1spe Lesawtn-
Island. hEAk a. Isaka
,AaslTe- Hungary. Lssina island. Gelsa-
n eclor q aght On north Incie-
Cd ana assss1sg5 a-TsssA n's s nEss
.. ss-N-.ka 4fssSrys lara channel poxt
$50 SAsssAaaos AzAt sxAlaasea ca south
SIDE or estxarceI
Basssc sea. Russia. Lsean approach. fog
s'saAs as1r Berraten beacon.
$3.50 So.1nstsa- Vancouver island.
o ss.es SOUND. eaoys ard eeaeons
.h-4aSAAla. east SseAst. Lacyd's signal sta
s9.ss - aieoreaEh and OrEcrdnesS
Enst1nu- south coast. Sout hampton Wa
-. eaaSaon TO vessels passing Cziznos
EnEaana- west coast. Bristol ehannei.
pcstfohsE1ent % alteration IA Nash Point
ngnss and n position os Breakssa light
England. west eeax.. Liverpool eev. IN
ssncea alteration u 5aoyage ex Crosby
ssnslsna. vest coast. Msnai strait ngass
, Er5atus,--Nstsrss to Mariners. Ne. n
,. Iss.9d es o,. So; - sssa,s asssa al
Ireland. east coast. Csrlsnxfors fougn.
alteration ia posltioa az New England
on Fraser Rock hoaY.
Ireland. south cuzxt. bucys marking
surksn wreck of nsuns Heck sxhtyesssL
lreiana- nerth oaaE. Cork haroor. altar
alton in position Of Ne hnoy
Java NORTH caant, Msn&Alixs island
light replaced BY csshgrg ltyht
Java, north. east Sarh2ya. alteration
In position OF time stgnsL
Mediterranean So Spaln AdrA isGnt
temporarily discontinued
Nicaragua. northeast coast. Care Gra-
Gals q Dos hzht sxhfrite6
Peru. Calao southern approach. amend
ed and aaeissanh partienlsrs OF suaxen
rocs aorth Of Horstzta island.
coast. San Pedro d Nacorss. general !a-
foFEn2 stcT-
West Indies. Trinidad. Port OF Spain.
change IN posi- ton az halk Ripoa. and dis
continuance Of light
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Ine Large Shipments of Salmon the Large Profits of the
Salmon Canning Business

TIE last
nznrnc~d q
and andAa Or
as-.agoE Colunha
ana is FRANCES
rsana "a
aseE Colunsa
Sc
case
stene
shelter
scuthery arevs1
Ct
i al tae
In e II
.sssr OF Reef
Edward ~ha
a
az 81
q
aa 70 Fl 9 Mere and Eoasr5 Arey Tor ara >
from Pert Gsnnle
ship
al
~ Il
valued valued
bundles OF sHng valued az 800 and yaaed az W
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slAs prospects, we're gloomy ~ ever, ac-
earning % the cAbieg<sns and the ship
n1Sn-s rem that country apparently hors
oa- cnay .&9ee bushels hesnr SHIPPED
% re continent trom Argentina and not
Sas1el 20 the GATED EKnxSor.- The
experts from boa cosst. rcr -ss xees
we're heavy, 4.z7 90 bushels In wheat ara
1oar, SAD 70 be the largest kzown for
asny Fssrs. This was encouraging 10
nosuens. AZ ~ this rate cur surplus would
y -. eac4liy exhausted before ArrsI. and
ss.1sA4 months OF scarcity wcnid follow.
-. alaac1r delivered out frcm 500 GO 20 snc.-
s1 a2ssiess OF wheat on December CON-
tracts. bus tie market snsorEas q All
readily. = az
Sofa got no beneas from tn. rtse In
she@- except for q few minutes a. The
s.-fs- me amount OF business done in ne
E.- s2oosetasr would not have made q
aay Tor one commission house.
Sase good business ass transacted IN
o4LA Tie opening was rather nervous
under conflicting influences az the gss.e-sl
receipts and = good cash market Saorts
.0oh 3dvsntags Of the situation, and under
HceTna offerings the market declined hut
Ia1a,ea under q good demand which sprsng
I'D later
Provisions we're dull but ar-n- TIE i'm
psossnenf al the opening was axcrfhes TO
t1e light run OF hogs. Packers generally
oaoseo 81 the top prices or the day.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Decenber, SIC: January. TIA
Sorn-Deceznber. 22z<cs January. Sc
oafS-December. lie.
Fork-December. 81. sTss; January. s.. s.s<
Lard-December. s.. -. January. 0.sTsA
Eios-JAnuarys &s7is. NAY, A8ss.
RyeEikc
Bariey-xeG1sc.
Flax--7sc
Ilmothy-Sag.
Live Stock.
IN the cattle market the week closes
fataer unsatisfactory. receipts having ex-
ceeded the demand all week Todays mar
kec was largely nominal. the few re-
eeapfs being disposed Of at prices IN
changed from yesterdays quotations.
hoss-Eogs sold al s5G1S; largely at
&.-s1S-As with great many al 50 lessS. L.
sneep-There were not enough sheep 10
make market. and prices were little
more than nominal at szg2Se FOR the poor
est sheep, Up 10 ss-2sN3sa for good TO
prime nocks. Lambs sell al 8 sas5. 10. ara
occasionally q fancy flock brings x5
Rece.pts-Cattle. SO. hogs. ls.So. sheen.
l,oee
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FOREIGN MARKETG


LONDON. Dec. 12.-Stiver. sed; conso,s,
11s 1-ls.
NEW YORK, Dec. l-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram says:
The stock market today. except tor Amers-
cans, shows q further distinct Improve
meat- Co0sols were liz for the account
The recovery in mines was mainly due TO
covering by bears. but the rise in other
Stocks represents genuine buying Well
informed people are not inclined to look
for gold shipments from rhe United States
just yet A mass of Americans bills here
VIII mature this month Indeed good
banking quarters estimate that about
f5.eta0o OF American money Is IA this
market az present.
American Securities Decline.
LONDON, Dea l2-Business on the
stock exchange has been on . limited
scale during the week The tone, how
ever. was generally good. most markets
showing an advance. Home railway Sc
curities were nat early in the week on
the expected strike, but recovered rapidly
when the matter had been arrangd. For
eign securities were much iivelser.
The London Times expresses regret
that an endeayor was not made by Brit
ish capitalists TO buy the Central Bra
xsllan railways. which are expected TO go
into German syndicate. including the
krupps. African mines were better,
Paris having ceased their sales
American securities were very quiet.
WITH steady absorption Of bonds for
sinves.csar Lake Shore advanced =
Otherwise the share list shows gener-
ally fractional decline on the week.
Poor Demand for Wheat.
LONDON. Dec. I3-The weather during
the last week has been unsettled, but
fairly fAvors bic, and the early sown
wheat looks we'll In the market wheat,
for the most part, has an easy tendency.
owing 70 poor demand, the pressure OF
sellers ana American advices- Shippers
were also more willing 10 sell. and con-
sumers we're disposed 10 work their
stocks down California wheat, prompt
delivery, was quoted at as 81. Northern
spring wheat parcels, prompt delivery,
Was quoted al SIS cd. Flour was q shilling
cheaper Maize was duh and dropping.
Mixed American, March delivery. was
quoted at LIS 81.
Barley was very slow.
Oats were dull: American white clipped
were quoted at 3Ss.
Breadstufrs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. iz---Closing: Wheat
Spot, firm: demand poor: No. red
spring. s. SID. No. / California, Is ID.
Futures closed firm, with May I'd higher
ami other months IA higher; business
about equally distributed. December. Is
T1sd: January. IS SID; February. Is SD,
March. Is sd; April nominal; May. s. sd.
Corn-Spot. quiet. American mixed new
IS 134G; futures closed dull with near and
distant positions unchanged from ycster-
days closing figures: business shout
equally distributed. December. January
and February, IS siSa: March. April and
May, Is aAd
F'lour-Dun; demand moderate. St.
Louis fancy winter. &c 81.
Hops
Eop=--At London, Pacific coast, IS los.
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enc 400 N.RhErs.


CHICAGO. Tsec- 1@.--En waeas I&vc-rool
sEagn supplies TIRE motive power wA3ea
sd the market raavtaE. TIE paestc cAaas-
gram reported sae EaaTkee over tAers ErFn
AT z8a A1s&aee- Use market acre sSArse<i
xtrenx an ssat information. ara exeer<
ssr = Ffssz> h=sE.a-zon following ire okseD-
frr advises. Il r1as8 skrSGZ tafo1ra0sAS
80 S@zsEez <ar1awess rsc1sp<&s thoax =
snail compared with aast ElSzts as1Tss.
wsere sf~ear assrszh1y E1Fxe "a vteE o< The
ogz-repaAts1 rep1-1s tAss god snzrs ~
rhs crop lad ak-saey been zsoxs1 ArgSz-
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Central AsnrrSsyan mrse cos1s8 YESTERDAY
a. tae gEsgen EHs e.ErgsE b4akerx.
TIE sskmrA Mars. q the ~ r. *. ssd
r7sf ssl~efaz-ge freight Sesksr3ag A5snf
MEty ears 1EselA6tzsg many egaslR wssz5 "a .
for TIE Orient. were 9sSzTeFEsI in fcs yards
SATURDAY rixhs. and &1as bsr large NAN
beg was expertea last alghs Afss0f 80
cars sre expected sor TIE atAarneTs a large
number e wh4eA are no~ b~snx 1Hslx cred
ard Nzuvsax sAss Nay The repairs ka fNM
Great x1fiAxrz w&s1 greatly E4csItAte me
delivering cs tsx Czrgo. TIE 9zxurA Ma
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ru WIN NOT SAL until fright for her Al
r-s1y this side 81 the Cascades - ceziv-
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! GREYHOUND

q. l<-1r. Snoaomitk Route
-. eassss dxiiy except sunday. In
- ~. Leaves Seattle 90 ..
- - .svee Es-rstt 10 a. IA,
3 - ssrHIrE. CONAN dock Ev-
S~rrh3n.s' dock Conue~tz
~ for Tacoma. with Str. Nj
s1-rle;n. with train for Monte
kSsr rsatIo1s- Telephone Red
INK W. GO0DHrE- Mgr.
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uxAxER LAKNH.

s.r Francisco December "a.
- sz~sr q 81 per ton. connecting
~ - poinss-
Il. E. CAME. AGENT
~ Ao.f Tslerhoae. Pike -
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- e3y-xD 4 CENTRAL AIEHI-
- 6TEAMSHIP COMPANY.

L~-kfc Transit will lesve Seattle Toe
~ x1er1cs on December L.
e~ss;ar saii.rgs between Puget
7 and Central Americas
- General on.ce. Mutual Life
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The AinsH Psyslr Rsuts
TO
ROSSLAND
AND ALL
Kootenay Points.
TIME SCHEDULE.


TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
For Spokane, S. Paul ard East. loo .. n.
Egf portland -.--+. .s.--..-s+ss-. AZ y p M
II OF VtyfzlTsA .-s.-s --s..-+. e.Zg A. M
.For Grayfs II. and s. Bend. IL % p. m
z Or z AeoFaa--.-. --.--...-s+.-s 49,. s.-1 a ID
IOr Tacoma --..- --..--*-.. ..-lz = D. m
For Tacoma $500. %--..-y---- - bss D IA
TRAINS ARRIVE At SEATTLE.
From SPOKANE. St Paul & East : - ,. m
From Portland. -. .....s.....- 50 p m
-From olympia 1880. -..---.-. 81 y M
.Frorn Gfzyes II. and 8. Bend. go D. m.
rom Tacoma -*+.s. <--.++.---fSsle =. ~.
rom Tacoma ..----.- -s----s- - y. NJ
rom Tacoma 80. ~ p M
sDaiiy except Sunday. All others daily.
This card subject 10 change Without no.
fice-
Through tickets 70 japan ard China via
Northern Pacific Steamship Company.
For rates. routes and other information
4. A. xADEAu,
General Agent. Seattle
City Ticket Office. corner Yesler way
and First avenue.
Depot Ticket Office corner Western
avenue and Columbia street
A -. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
No. rs Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland or.
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Sr.--rTr NAVIGATION co
rsrd IA effect June ]. isS&

EVERETT 4 wHATcoN
- ROUTE.
: waah.ngTon leaves Seattle eaily.
ssssrday, II 10 ?. %.
Ia CONNER ROUTE.
raves seartIs daily. sxcer.
-: = " Y z = Tester dock.
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occurred IN sc-rs Instances. The sales
were s. Is 80.
crate purchases. chiefly By faTestEsn1 tn
<srests. TIE sases were S-1lssA
silver certificates were negIscte4 cus
ruseS sssgatIy higher 81 sales 81 t5SsaA
Money and ExeAanxe-
Afonsy On call. easy n 1s14z par cenA4
priEs nsrnzn<zs paDers 4Ss PEP cent
Eters.nx exchange steady. wfta actual
business n BANKERS bills ar szsS.ss24ss-A
To- demand and slS11ss4Ezs for sixty
days; pcsse6 RATS. A-s4s ard Aszszi
icaxes closed NJ ss&8seS&c-
cafes closed az Ss9Esse.
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tn
l,.ainx and harg Scarrc
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The total sales of stocks today were A.
4si shares, including: American Sugar.
- 800. Burlington Seoe, Manhattan Con-
solidated s,sp0. Reading 1l,2o9.
The exports OF specie for the week
amounted 70 $50 IA gold and sSsI.273 in
oliver. Imports were. Gold, ISL ia. silver.
IS. rs: dry goods, H.ess.ssS: general msr-
chandise, &S2ss7x2
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~sufsR LYDIA THOMPSON.
- 1ss.sted States mail. leaves City
80 81 Main street. Monday, We'd
3: 40 Friday ~ ] a. M. for Port
~ Fxu Juan Islands and New
1.ss~ s..eturning. leaves New What
1S-s<axy. Thurs1ay ard Saturday, a.
n Thompson. n1anzger-owner.
carxrf.uz 4 Co.. agents City dock.
.'hsss Na.n s..
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-02-06
TO BUILD A NEW T
OLD WAR VETERANS GOING TO
THE SOUTH.
A Grand Army Colony in Georgia
Which Promises to &c a Big Success
crn Rush.
The First Town.

\ Fitzgerald. Ga, correspondent. writ
ing of the new q. A. X. colony being
there, says: The men who fol-
lowed Sherman to the sea are once more
marching through Georgia" But the
people of this State do not look upon the
present invasion with such CONSERVATION
as they did on that of over thirty years
ago, for this is one of peace-the invaders
have come to live with the invaded. The
movement to ~colonize members of the G..
a. X. in the South has made a fine start
and already Fitzgerald, the metropolis"
of the colony, has Il population of several
thousand.
Fitzgerald is in Irwin County and not
hve miles distant from the spot where
Jefferson Davis was captured. The orig
inal plan of this colony was to provide Il
home in Il milder climate for the veterans
of the Federal armies. The project start
ed with Philip Fitzgerald. Il pension at
torney and wealthy property owner of In
diannpolis. At least 1000 veterans have
put their money into this cooperative
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-02-06

. X iiunk n Jack Smith, two COW.
boys We're arrested at Edgemont for
neins drunk and disorderly and placed in
!a''. Alter beng incarcerated for a couple
me Jail building. Sheriff Blakrlv and
Marshal Pickett unlocked the door and
rescued The ri> oners. They had built &
n'e Oh tiie wlndow sills to burn out the
oars. LEY were only put back in iail
ai'er a hard fight. During the evening
.ney attempted to file off their handouts,
anu the marshal and sheriff entered the
cen ana had a free for all fight with them.
l.. was only by pulling runs that the pris-
oherS gave up their tools.
"A lour-foot pinchbar and a new file had
Deeh passed into the Jail by friends, and IL
leam was tied on a corner waiting their
coming. When The officers discovered the
Ming the man that gave the tools had
skipped. This was the second time the
prisoners tried to burn the Jail.