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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-27
HILTON, HUGHES - CO. FAIL.
The Decline of Business Wrecks the
Great stewart House.

New YORK. Aug. 2s.-Hnion. Hughes 81
CO, once A T. Stewart d Co.. have made
ga assignment - u. y. Hf-saI, without
preferences Elisha Root = attorney tor
sae assisnes. Among the 6aaAs the failure
5 regarded IS Que 10 the grad TAI decline
Of business Tie firms cre1lt ia the last
I'VE years has been badly impaired IL -
understood little OF tie nrms slngls-naEae
paper - out The arm aas OuSA Tea4G-
lag stock for severa- weeks, anu re1eaLIy
was un4STss ooa 70 have Tec12ss1 about
SO. %, whlCa has oSen used N reducing
Liabilities. II Is reported Iaat Siege, Coop
er q CO. viii take over the stosk OF Hill
ton. Hughes & Co. The assignment was
made % Albert q. Hilton. who comprises
the nrIn. No state snt has yet been made
OF Liabilities and assets All The Windows
show drawn blinds n the De oal!GIAes t4lA-
.us n the Whole book surrounded by
Ninth and Tenth streets. Fourth avenue
and Broadway. After the close OF bust
ness last night there Mas q conference boz
tween Hilton and the manager. % the
various departments The books We're
gone over carefully and the exact status
OF the firm presented Tie conference Last
ed unit. late. and early this morning q
decision WAS reached that ths house must
close. The following notice MAS posted:
AL employees are notified that tneir ser
vices are no longer required. and that they
Cay. The store viii DO closed Unit! fur
ther notice. Hilton. Hughes d CO. George
NJ Wright. Assignee" There were grave
faces among the former employees. Many
said IL MAS no surprise 10 them.
The following statement. prepared by
Assignee George II. Wright. was given out
later. The parties IN interest became sat
.sfied that thu business Was not making
expenses and therefore determined 10
close. IL was a. FIRST supposed that this
could DO done by q closing out sale with
out . general assignment VITA this end
in view Judge Hilton within the last
month advanced 500, GO to the Arm 10 pay
on account OF merchandise claims lie has
during the last few years advanced very
large Suns he would have been willing
10 advance enough 10 pay all unsecured
claims, but Ia the present strinSency IL Is
mors Than inconve nienr TO raise tbs
amount at once, though the amount Is not
more than $500 60. AS claims We're press
ing there seemed to be no other way 10
close the business with equsl justice 10
al creditors and preserve the properly
from sacrifice bat BY a'gsneral assignment
without preference. IL Is believed all the
merchandise and general deots can be
Maid in full out OF the sale OF stock and
collections OF outstanding accounts. The
bank paper IL secured. and VII. OF course
all be paid Negotiations are pending for
the sale OF the whole stock, which. IL car
risd through, viii result Ia settlement Of
the debts In a very short time"
Manley NJ. Gillian. general manager OF
the concern. stated that IL was his opn-
ION that the great Broadway house had
closed It's doors for good
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A RAIN STORM COMING.
Say Signal Service Men, Who Have
Just Reen Promoted.

Everett c, Hobba. who for the past two
ysArs has been the assistant observer In
sas United States weather bureau In this
eg. has by his conscientious and tntell'-
rsni work NOE FOR himself an important
tavanea In the service. While Mr.. Hobbs
sasies VIII call him away from Seattle. his
nsnr friends IL this city. while regrettinS
- se2artnr@. VIII reloice AZ the expression
ssandence shown IN him by the heads
The service. IN sending him 70 take
saargs OF one OF the most important sta
teas on tie coast. Mr., hobbs left last
evening Tor Tatoosh Island. and has prom
set 70 arraAge Cor some rain. immediately
700 hts arrival
lie vii he succeeded Ia the Seattle Once
y William Bell. sn att&che OF the service
Nao has many friends IN this city and the
sats who are congrataiating hiin on MS
tasaEecinent. lie has agreed 10 taTnis.'
sas best weather ans climate In The world,
Aaa 10 continue the reputation that me
seeAl office has won for itss1. lie Ger
Neesatss wha, Mr. Hobbs said about the
oia. b.; doubts whether ne viii wsii Tor
y % come W from Tatocsh.
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BREyTTIEs.

Mrs Coryell. mother OF George \. Cory
ell denuty city comptroller, died yester-
aay afternoon at 3 o'clock az the r~i-
dence of her son
A meeting OF Silver Republicans over
which Grange Jaecks presided. was held
last evening in room III Seattle National
bank building, for the purpose OF arrang-
ing TO open headquarters In this city.
NJ. e. Lawrie. OF Duluth, who IS a guest
Of Mr.. A Scott, on Rose street, Queen
Anne hill fell down the front steps OF the
residence yesterday morning. and frac-
tured his right thigh bone. lie also receiv-
"a several severe bruises about hts head,
which were very painful. He was rest
ing comfortably last night.
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MINING NOTES.

Tier. we're Two and a half feet o. 80
ore struck on me Maud ,. last Aon1ay.
near North Fork.
MACHINERY has beer purchases 5-. for TIE
Jaw Gould. and soon as X arrives &C.
tive operations wa1 begin
A strike has been made a. waterloo, 2.
c. rs-ht "a the heart OF the to.nssts II
j. a seven-soot ledge o. TOP, copper ana
gold.
A contract has been let by John A.
F3nch to hQIsa a wagon road up Ten-Aiie
creek from x,4ocan lake 10 me EnterpF4se
rai~ e. distance Of e1xnt Erlies.
The Skyline and No. I. al AlnsHorta.
on kootenay lake. are u.aksng sess 'lsx
Sa.elor-ea ard several Of them VILE PROB
any shin ore this year
TIE greatest mineral strike to vears 70
reported or the Norfh FofS aao0s =
II G. ore assay ran 90 ounces ss.Ter ah3
- per cent copper. The leads are report
Cd by rood rs.ianle Iren 30 y s5h a ~
cold peaeock sns hlzck oxide 81 copper
WIZ the various dredging 12assnsnsry
Tow either Il operation Or being sifAt OF
SCI up for work IN re srass 49, a. $50 -
now beng o5erafe1. ore hear Spencer
Bridge and oEe al Yves rrrirsEsr. X Sot141
seem as though river as.a.az Sss r-eis
inx is fun snare % attention As soon as
;hs e-edger in operation a. euesnels sAs
been tsa0roaxasy tsst@7 ana foun6 s'ae-
cess. re G1-ErAGF. WHICH - @Vs4s ftf@r~ -
xaa3s-w ptsfsbarg ard Pennsylvania fneEa.
wsU bAgsn az once euhdlEg snotaer for
ssxe IN ths sane section. IL one patent .
a z-4ee~S< rna<s RaW Ns eozsDs -
fsra-tx~~s fsgssIt ara uss.No5x OF dollars
.zsersf IN operating on tas various rivers ~
E~4tfxh Columbia Back eaFs3 z1acaine>.
sere re statements - razsrtess CAT %
aecepE@a X practical Application x1o~s
taexr 10 be 4 success back SAND sosd rrslfa-
~ vii be al important fosla<s fran
a.
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Nvn~llinrion pen.inns.

Washington City. Aug 2s.-SpeciaL-
ORIGINAL pensions have beeu granted "a
follows. John J. SWEET. Ellenshurg; Eben-
ezer Hopk rs. Bucoia. TnUrston county:
BENJAMIN r Campbell. deceased. Spo-
kane: George Donahey. Diamond, Whit
man county; Robert Bise. Spokane: Will
lam Young. Orting Pierce county: JOAN
Burger. deceased. Kent. BENJAMIN r.
Meserve. Centralia. Auiass Smith, Brln-
non. Jefferson county, special August s;
Dorcss McGo@igle. North Yakima coun-
fv. original. widow TIE pension granted
20 Ezekiel A shirley. Pullman, as a sur
vivor Of the Mexican war. is increased.
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a rorUIIsr RATIFICATION.
rlieuburx Nominees TO 3e Present
squire a Vice President.

Arrargsunen;x have been completed for
a BRYAN rasshoatgon meeting 70 be haa
A. the Arrmory This evening. Al Of ths
candidates for state efices are expected
- he present. cocupy IRE platform and
address the meeting The presiding offlc-
81 wlg - r. II. Llaasay, and The vsca
presiasnts. who vii occupy pastions upoa
ths Platform. are
Fot ths Democratic psrty-W. Il Waite.
Dr. IL Yanden. " =. Arnstreng, Falcaa
Joslin. G. z pAtssrsoa. Lee Z. Hart. A.
feed Rattle. toen +, Condor. l. :. Gll-
--sa. J. =. Ronald. Andrew car berg. Josz
y. Terry. " y. o~reole, Fer TIE Peoples
r,s-gv-Rscl4a-d vrsusoF. Cash Monohon.
w. r Andrews. J ENa<ens Jordan. ToAa
y Hart WElHasn J. Caldwell. EuEs1e Y.
NAV. Frank w. SpsAr. Lyman Woo. Rab-
So J wilson Paul LAn4. e u Bsnsoa-
So - Sllyersts<-Jahn WEsY. .. @ I.yon.
Watson .. Sq9fre O. V. Calhoun, orange
Jacobs Harry WhYts. Geo. r. Morris. -
Il Jenner, = -. Ceuspsor. A J. Bsehesa.
v s. a~s@th. Chartss r. rishhack. c. @.
Assttz
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Death FROM old Ace.

John r. Asen. OF this city. returned yes
seraay from Eagle. ~. Y, where be was
summoned = short tine ago 20 the bed
side ~ his mother. who was fatally III.
he arrived there week before her death
and was with her when she passed away.
August 6 Her Illness lasted SIX months
and her death was due 10 old age. she
was horn I'm Wexford county, Ireland, in
fses. and when II years Of age married
pavit AEen and enlEratcd 20 this coun-
try. Five children survive her. four sons
"a a aaurhtsr
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Notice to Republican Candidates.

TIE undersigned. eecretary % the re-
cert Republican county convention. de-
sirss a. shs candidates noulaatsd t0ereai
- furnish hasn their far name as they d.
sire u % appear on ths tlckes. together
wit1 their address. residence and business,
this Information being ESSENTIAL before
re .Scket can De ni@3 vita the county
sud.tor. lie also wishes % be advised o.
TIE nominations rsa1s BY The atrsrent
precincts fer justices % The peace and
c5Esfshles. FRED n LYsOSs.
Bailey Building. ges.tlA
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Actions were begun as follows In the
superior court yesterday:
Edward r.. Sargison rs. Daisy c. Sargi-
son--pivorce.
Ole 9yverson va A. Chisholm ct ALTO
recover on lien upon logs. sey2
Paul NJ Elsa.ser W. John ;. Day e
ai.-Promissory note and mortgage, N.esV,
interest and costs.
Paul AZ ElgasEer vs.. Thomas X, Fien-
ming, ct ai.--Promissory note and mort
gage S9,i65.sI
Paul n Eisasser va. John W Holland
st ai-prosnissory note and mortgage.
N.ot6Ii interest and costs
Jere Martin vs.. Robert G. Castor 81 AL
Pronsssory note and mortgage. 1900. IN
taregt ard costs.
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yYnshlnrtnn pntnntn-

Washington City. Aug. Especial
Patents have been granted 20 the follow
tug washlnxtoutans: Alfred Barrett. a.
slEuer % one-hslf % /. " Hill and g.
w EsEertoa. Puya1uP. hsHnx press;
F'rancss Bowman ami s a Kerr. Mount
Nerno-. means for heating curling irons:
Erie Johnston. Seattle. mailing machine;
Alexander p MAckinnon ard q H CnEA
Seattle. bicycle: william T Martin, Dav-
ton. hand rsd for whiting purpose q:
Frank @. Peterson. Seattle, trousers
ssree.hnr
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Smith RUssKLL's BROTHER.
AnoWs Bryan Very weEl-yfnr~-
sota To support McEfn,ex

~ soVF1oft aCAfHfey.
80 smith Russell. she noeeH srto- b..
brother IN the city. He 1. rsss~. 49,. = :
~ EusssA. Of th4 Four-n tats~saI sssx~~s~.
- AinaesofA. ard accompanied ~ rfz 49,
.sssues Judge II. G. R~Isse~. ans - ~
.Iar. leader OF the bar al Nsnnearee-
~. 70 making pleasure tour Of -. 49,
ass hsssell laugafnxiy declined 90 -
sell saying. Yes. b. i : e~ass.- :,
mane The reporter who eaz.as a., -
Sadse a. the Ralnssr-<Srsn1 neset as. utg4-s
Pressed him for some anecssofs or x1v,~-rs-
- rssnezn orarscs OF the eon@Gtnn's bow
neoo Gays. but on rsat point he refused
20 AK. believing everything % any eonse-
eaerce had already beer g,EsssExhsd
What kind OF a bor vas as,s
taiengy. - ass
Wei. was tho reply. sshs vas ALWAYS
siNng SHOWS. but Ia other ways was very
much Ike other boys lie ran a~ay fr,rn
notns wien - years 81 age and joined a
circus. lie never really starss~a IN life un-
u - years Of sge. when hs found him
SET Ia The South during the var time.
Ano Used 20 sing war songs But All this
Las been published. ard l think I eoufa
zen you sonething more interesting along
another line
He then spoke OF The party BY witch he
u accompanied and volunteered the In
formation that Ia his Office Al Iacksonv!sl4.
III. william J. Bryan. ina free SILVER can
osoats Tor tie presidency. had made his
hrst pissnSe as lawyer. s'He came IL my
Office when ne graduated from college In
lhsl.' ne said. and lived ia my family
Tor short time. He was q very CON-
LAalonsole man earnest. sincere and en-
fs1sssslc. y, ale I never agreed WITH
him politically. and do - even less SOW.
have always entertained the highest per.
sonai regard for him.
BY reason ~ my position on the bench
l have net been actively engaged IN poll
ties In Minnesota. but am interested a.
az men should be this year. / am per
eBaded that Minnesota will give It's usual
majority for Mckinley and the Republic
an platform. sslnile come Republicans
more or less prominent have gone OF on
the free silver idea. u looks nos as though
there are more Democrats who viii not
yots the Democratic ticket s.san there are
Republicans who Will I do not think
Bryan IL dsmaxoxue. He Is honest, bat
mixguided"
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Court Notes.

Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
for Francis r. Ffniay and Alice King.
both OF SEATTLE: Thomas Alfred Gar
rtrsles OF Everett and Emma Gertrude
p9rber. OF Oskaioosa. Ia. George W.
James and Jennie McCooie. both of Sc
attic.
Articles OF Incorporation were nled with
the county auditor yesterday fer the Old
Glory Mining Company. IncoTporatars.
Francis A Bell. j.. ". r. Atkinson. JOS
eph r Mcknight, Charles A Dean, l..
A. Nadeau. a. 81 BroolSes. j. :. klosoer
gapltai stock. Si00.00. In 81 shares.
PRINCIPAL place OF business. Seattle.
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The nne sron clipper ship "KEorannsn'
=. - na xoid at auction SATURDAY az II n
- ~ the Salasroons os q. 6yrnes. R1c-
.s,n~er. Yates street. Victoria. =. e Fiaas
showlnx TIE extent ., e~nsse % ,as
Ssts,-- 80 huH can be sea 81 tha
..t...>,-s. T-s,s advertisement giving par
.s.,,t,rs ~ ere sale wtil se found in an
..se~ norton OF this pager
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NnrAnrF DAD.

NfcolauS Buaiuser. professor Q, snato-
my az Munich university. IS dead. HRed -.
I.eopoI8 Herr. q New. York. fasher q
Ipy. Cornelius Herr. % f'auAxua canal
fame died a. Bourne mouth. England.
Wednesday whore % had been VISIT "a.
his soa. from the effects 81 ar operation
~ rennava sEane from TIE hlaaaer.
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An Animal Election.

AZ recent meeting % TIE stosNaolteTs
the Seattle Brewing and Aaltscg Com
-, ae,a =, their general Offices On Grant
.sess eritge there VAS sun Representa-
s1 q stock The business wes purely
routine character. The following
Hassees we're elected for the ensuing year
sxaarcw Heinrich. +. kirsehner, x r
:, ssseaey. Georvs =. Gand. y. y, Baxter.
. x Spencer. \. r Mstxger. Snh$eauens-
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The Brown Hosting Works strike.

Cleveland, Aug. S.-Judge stone today
denied the petition OF the striking Brown
Hoistiug Company employees for an IN
junction TO compel the company 10 rein
state the old men as agreed. The court
decided that the strikers have an adequate
remedy at law in an action for damages
for breach OF contract. The court also
refused a mandatory order 10 compel ths
Brown company 10 take It's men BACK on
the ground that the contract was 100 IN
definite.
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For the Children.

Last summer We had a child suffering
IA bloody aux. when we came into pos
ssSsoa Of hottle Of Chsmheriain's Colie,
Nsaers and niarshces Remedy. ] gave
sse ef il 10 the child soacrilnS % dire.
sS Ii afforded almost instant relief ard
s s'zsssSd a permanent cnre.-~tiEo. iESKrNs,
s1as Cree. fancy Co. No
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TcnaFrow being ere last FritaT % ia
rnontA. re art gallery snt siatsso e The
seattle Ar League sat ScAo~es az DeSiga
n tae nfaczley building WI Dc oasr %
tie pghs3e frosn . tai o'clock A coF3ls5
sevttsasz,u = extended 20 az Interested -
-tsltfxatsoa u arr matters q fhtS co.s-
snunlty "a cal Au9 see MAJ ths ls&Es2s e
tsrsgE Is shs. respect
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.Io-enh nrannon pend .

Joseph Brannon, one 81 the eldest SET
tlers OF the White river valley. died last
night at 5 o'csock On his farm. two miles
north % Auburn - the age % 70 years.
The old uioaeer Wis n0ru IN Gaio. Sep
teu4her =. fs,s. All vas tather-in-law OF
senator JohA woossln.
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" The trustees ss~~.~s a. .au,~4
Prssiasrt- Gsorx. r. Ca-1 49,.
yeen Andrew H~nrsch: Treasurer :
~ Aslxsansrs secretary. A. =. uesxw.-
aH&ars % ths oo<np&ny were revarsxs
- 70 satisfactory conas<Son.
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To- .o Eeaches SAN Francisco.

: <an Francisco, Aug 1.-The largest raft
ever hauled into port arrived today from
The Columbia river via Astoria bar X
vas clEar-shaped. contained b.@S hnea
feet OF pil!ng and ships timoers. and vas
vairad At sf5 90. The lumber j. 70 be USED
nv the southern Pacific In constructing
Ctakfana wharwes-
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-. Northern Paegac are roe usaSinS
rae q ene fare for tae reaHe tr'p 10
Aberdeen and ocosts IseNsIs o. Sc
.~<-v a.~. Netting more pleasant tHAa
-. -, fea grand Pssgac ocean-
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harrington Route.

Economical peopse-those who want 20
make a dollar do double duty should take
the Burlington Route.
Thevsu be more than pleased With what
WE ofYer-free chair cars. low rates and
the hes. roadbed in the West.
And then. think of the time they save.
Hours-HOURS.
Omaha. Kansas City. 81. Louis. Chicago.
Tickets, time tables and fun information
on application TO the nearest Northern
.paclflc ticket agent or by addressing NJ.
p Benton. Puget Sound Agent corner
Yesler avenue and Front street.
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Washington CITY. AEg. S-S9tclal. ~
ors@rs havs aeea issued ey rAs Tsss sor-sc>
eepxrtrnens as ee42cwss
ksgshlt<Alng star sarwscS between Mar
Gus Aza Nessor. ssree xiEneS . wsek. ~ =
Gat@ not 20 sxcee1 tNrnsy~fssr hours
running tsxze ezcA Way. TIE cd s5~ssls I
serrses bszwe9S tAsss points = ssScaEtsn-
1sA
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~..,I,~ ,aa ashirx parties ~ Eve o.
-. an obtain reduced rates g snd from
80 rrssesnt BY spalying 70 James MGR
~s-. axcnt STRAITS SsssHs'a's SNshsN~aa}'
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C II rncampme-s

A.. :, paul. September 20 4 NortAern
,ss.,s, "a. made rate Of 50 for TIE raun
~ Tsekess on sale August = - , @nd
ssss p. esssrshers Pacific lsne has been Ges-
.s...,ss =. ~. cfsseiSi route for al GEN.
$50 ana their friends
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Academy Of the Hotv Names.

A boarding ard cav schooi for girls. m
der ne direction of the s.ssa-s or TIE Helv
Names School vi reopen Aenaaw A.
xsss g. Methods 81 teaching thorough.
ara progressive coarse OF stady. ausrAc-
Inx a. the branches % Eearesi ara usa
frl s3ucsfioa. Exceptional zdysn.axes
Tor she study o. language. na1<e ara AT.
Terms fer board. tGltsoE- etc, are fury
given n circular. for wsiea Apply % TEE
Superior. ssAti8s. NA&a-
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r,- q. A r escsnpneat tss crest
..<,Ar- r.EFsAy vii sell rcan1 TRIP
.s~xats q 81. PaGl August - - > sha
- ser sA
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Vancouver carnival and regatta August
81 to September 8. Special excursion from
Seattle Monday. August 81. Tickets on
sale al Great Northern ticket office.
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Da1-t miss re elsxss; event O. to year
the NAaconvsT. 3. C.. czwEiv4. sna re-
rata Aug1ss 81 20 September s. suscsa,
sxcErxca leaves Seattle August z.
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-,.-~-.. rsaers w. s>zfsie az 7. " c A
- .o-.nw-cx. Aanalsssoss- - cents
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Tacoma riders VS.. Seattle at Y. VI. c. A
park tomorrow. Admission. 10 cents.
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Accurate feeding experiments Indicate
that salt fed 20 beef animals assists the
Increase of weight
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washington City, Aug. 8.-spectal.--
Comptroller Eekels has issued the follow
Ing abstract Of reports. showing the eondi-
ton OF the National banks In the state OK
Washington at the close OF business. July
IA 1906.
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Opera tonight. Madison park. Lsdiss
free.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
a certain deed of trust, executed by
SPENCER B. STRAWN of the county Of
Tehama, State of California, to E. c.
ATKINSON and E. J. CROLY, of the city
of Sacramento, county of Sacramento,
State of California, as trustees, dated Feb
ruary 13. 1889, and recorded on February
49, 1889, in the office of the County Re-
corder of the county of Tehama, State Of
California, in Book 'D'' of Trust Deeds,
at page "146" and following, and on ap-
plication of the holder and owner of the
promissory note secured to be paid by
said deed of trust, and because default has
been made in the payment of the indebt-
edness, secured to be paid by said deed
of trust, the undersigned trustees will sell
at public auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash. in United States gold coin.
at the front Of the Courthouse of the
county of Sacramento, in the city Of Sac
ramento, State of California, on MONDAY
the 18th day of January. 1897, between
the hours of 10 a. m. and II m. (said sale
commencing at the said hour of 10 a m
of said day) the following described real
estate with the improvements thereon. sit
uated in the county of Tehama, State of
California, to-wit:
The northwest one-quarter and the
southeast one-quarter Of section nineteen,
and the northwest one-quarter of section
twenty-nine, township twenty-three
north, range four west, NJ D. B. and M
z. G. ATKINSON, Trustee.
E. ]. CROLY, Trustee.
A. l.. Hart, Attorney. d17-td