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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07
HOKE SMITH WRONG.
Indce HanfOrd 0verrules One
Of His Decisions.
= GEN. r. A. AlGER'S FAVOR.
0rsrxr C. Scars su>s the Northern Pa
cxnc for e23 .0so on q Land Deal
Liens for Wages
= GEN. n. a. ALceR's FAVOR.

ruArs ran.ors yesterday rnsfify "szt
upcn" smother decision % TIRE secretary
q the iateFlor hy holding that tie bard
errrfss represented by Rawsa5 X Ha%-
~ and Gen. Russell A AIgsr q Their
sust against l. Edgar DfIler are valid and
hat the plaintiffs. as bona fd1 paTcSSs-
exs. are entitled TO have the entries sus-
alred. Judge HsrforS.s oc.nlan. when
Awards decree In favor OF ths complain
ATS Is az foilcwa.
s--he Land which - the subject of con-
tYoysrSy Ia this suit was entered under
the act Of June 3 1875. providing Ter the
sale % lands chiefly valuable for timber
Ard stone ard the eompiafHants pur-
Chased the same aeverai years after the
snrry had been allowed a. the local Land
e1ce BY order OF the CON missioner OF
ire general land efsce the entry was
suspended. ard after the taking Of proofs
ard The usual bearings. the entry was.
bv order Of the secretary Of the interior.
cancelled and q patent for the same Land
has beer issued 20 the defendant.
The eplnson C the secretary shows that
TIE original entry was deemed fraudulent
and on that ground solely II vas can
eslsd, ard thai no consideration whatever
vas given 70 the rights Of the complain
ants az bona nde purchasers
1T Ia my opinion that where land has
been regularly entered under the act above
referred to IL Is not subject 20 forfeiture
after e has been conveyed 70 a bona ffse
purchaser. Lewis IS. Shaw. - Eel Rep.
Es-@4) II IL also my opinion that the evil
6sncs clearly shows that the complain
ants are bona nde purchasers within the
meaning o. thar phrase in the act % con-
gyess above referred 70.
Il also hold thar the case In the land
Impairment. after the entry had been sus-
pended. should have been ad3udgcafsd BY
tie board composed % shs attorney GER
ersI, the secretary OF the interior ard COM
missioner OF the general land office. as
provided by sections 40 and a.ssf r. q.
and that the secretary OF the interior.
without determination OF the board
could not lawfully cancel tho ensry fStiua-
soa Land Company vs. HOLSTER. Fed.
Rep.r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07
HINES AND MINING.
New Discoveries of Gold and
Copper in Skagit County.
CLEAR CREEKS PROSPECTS.
seattle Company Organized 70 Work
Claims In stevens CSuntv-A New
York Expert Goes TO Alaska.

A correspondent oe tHs Ta.e- Times,
writing traa Darlington IN regard 70
new 14scoTerses asa3s o. Gear creek SAYS
TIE Ay-zle g. whfea was soeateG June
{. ISIS. Is a large and Ers inoksnr prospect.
and tie tzT<hSst south on TIE mountain -
cur locations. 4 Is capped over with lava.
only oEtcTcpLrng In srgo usaeas e- the
west slope e tae mountain. tha predenls-
raFlt metal being E51a. asSaysaE IS - Per
ton. Three claims are i0catea O. this lode.
The North Pols as discovered and lccAt-
ed IN June last. Tnls lode I was sure
would run heavy il silver. and was sur
p-ised az the assay, which gave $50 IN
god. with only trace ~ silver. Three
claims were located ON this ieSs Tie Mo-
line. showing aae mineral at the surface.
Is a small Iede from nlne to fourteen INCH
e. but has n very heavy Gaping. which
Is an Indication cf 4 large vein beneath.
This vein car be readily traced across the
summit OF the mountain BY its oaterop.
and IS a good showing for = valuable
mine. Three claims have been locsted on
this lode Ire Burns. discovered and ic-
Gated about june L. iSss. Is quite iArse
one. showing four feet solid mineral al the
surface. This lode shows signs q copper.
but I did not have assays for thst metal,
and can only give the aSS&yeTss eertItica te
for gold. s-S.s5 pcr tor. silver only trace.
The surface ground on this lode shows
two oS3er veins on the aertn size OF tae
center line. One outcrup shows six-lnch
streak % ore le0 feet from the main veifA
About sevsnty-ave feet from this Is an
other vein showing nine inches 81 the cut
crop.
AL appear TO be separate veins and the
mineral they carry is the same IN appear
anee as that assayed- From the assays
received Of this new locality. the size OF
the loaes. and the amount OF ere IN sight.
y sf.f~ L. ~ IA fxeh
strikes yet made in the Cascades As the
property is exclusively gold property, the
formation is different from the other To-
calities. being a uetamorphic slate, car
rylng a rose-colored quartz.
A good wagon road extends from Sauk
City. where boats land. TO these mines. q
distance OF twenty miles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07
View Mining Company.

The silver Group Mining Company Is n
new incorporation recently organized IN
Seattle 20 operate the Silver Group mines,
located IN Stevens county. near BOSS rs'
The ofscr~s OF the company are. Presi-
dent and treasurer. l. s. Rowe vice pres
,ae,9t. A. A Alexander; secretary. O j.
Collins. Of po9sberw. Wash. The property
owned BIZ this company Is n extension OF
enc Of the richest silver-iead mines IN the
Northwest. which - producing regularly.
and finds ready market for al il ore
n - fhA purpose o.. the company 70 open
m Bts rrgres. and Il VII dispose ct enough
treasury stock 70 DO all ths necessary
work II the least possible time.
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er along by the force Of the steam ana SCI
To IN the more distant paris Ok me room.
The material thus naturally grades Itself
into varieties Of different qualities a
loca pounds OF wool per hour are turned
ous by one OF the cuqo.as. and after me
storage room has been blown fais the noe
cu!ent mass is pushed into bags. ready Tor
the market. The whole presses ayorfs an
admirable and interesting illustration
the utilization OF q formerly waste pro-
sfa~4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07

Berlin Dispatch IN London Standard.
The Berlin municipal authorities have
accepted the proposal Of the ste'sin nun =
clpaslfy 10 consider the best means ~ mag
Tag a waterway between the tao citlss
which would render Berlin accessible 70
vessels OF go TORS The canal between
the Spree and the oder, which now e.,il-
sissss ths natural waterway between the
two etfiez. "a navsganle only fer boats nor
exceeding f75 tons Experfs consider ina !
a canal for large vessels between Berlin
auA Hamburg would be cf FAR greater
utility, bat the Berlin municipality has a,.-
cerfsa the stetfln proposal because i At
ford@ = favorable opportunity fer the dis
cuszion or both projects
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07
BRE yITfEs.

W Douahue. proprietor u the sawFniii
A. Eas. CiaIlan, Is a guest a. the NoFsn-
ern.
-Tha Mace Ia fhe water service p.ps on
F,rat avenue south when BROKE " rstfstM-
1av vas temporarily repaired ye@f@r1ay
oder SUPERVISION % Superintendent
younzx.
The board 81 puai,c works yesterday or
darea ths closing 81 Jackson street 70
general frafTIc except - foot pssseHs -
sr~e ss.aSs n ere that i among ne con-
fenplztea improvements Tor tire near ta-
tire.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07

Against Councilman Herman's Pro-
po<es; License r IL.

posed License X IL.
Councilman Herman's license bill, which
has been criticised a great deal BY people
whose businesses have been enumerated IN
the list % suggestions. yesterday became an
Instrument OF more than passing interest
n the regular, registered kick Of some
dealer who neglected 70 sign his name,
and who IL consequence viii have only
his labor FOR his pains The yerbage 81
The Communication brings I'D, however.
the serious matter % establishing the va
Tfous gra5ings OF the different businesses
covered BY Mr. Herman "A his report Il
= freely stated thar the labors OF the civil
service commission are nothing in compar-
}Sor with what these OF another com mis-
sion whose business would Be the ciassi-
ncatiou OF the caIlIngs falling under the
enforcement Of an ordinance based on Mr..
Hermaa's list. RiEia inquiry has failed
10 reveal 70 this city anything but FIRST
class drug stores. restaurants or hotels.
az least such must be the verdict after
reading their advertisements. The letter
IN ful is as follows.
Seattle. Wash. July sI-s.
ITO The Hon
Board az Alderman
Gents
SEEING IN this mornings PAPER n skasuls
% a contemplated Licences. I as Tax
payer cf this city oryer NY humble pro-
test 20 several Items = rot AL. as being
partial and excessive yolg 20 not tax Law
ysrS. Doctors. Dry goa5s stores. shoe
stores. and many others. Z yen compel one
business 70 pay licenze whT not compel
afl that have a stga advertiser their BITS
what whNe man would advertise his Res
;auraut a. 5tH class o. a Level with ne
zsrs. who 60 mare ghaa any Ist class
Restaurant IN this CITY. Why not COM
nare your rates Nlth oSher critics say f8-
Instance Sau Francisco where Ifcerze far
Restaurant - f2-ps~ year ; quarters, x
Receipts are above certain amount an
assessment q added. = below 80 per
month 4 free License Is Esvea This "a 74
Rate would work for 2n bard dealers Why
Should a pear Jew sho Is trying to make
: Living f7r his family pav as rauch as
a large Corporation Rho do - times she
business XII thess small places. have your
sfarss empty. drive IRE people out we can
nos Rent cur Houses now 20 pzy ar
TxxeS How VII & - when ,ns poor saruf-
Is eamnot take u Boar3srs 4 Iedxers fer
eoo~ wszow cannot t&xs IN washing Hep
lnx yeu'Ii conslaeT sell ard ssp&rt2slIy
s.efa~e acton 7 arr T04rs peznse*s,Ifsv
"A TAXPAYER FOR q YEARS
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60 g OF chiaren's reeth
'' -. rafl.s. Jsurnal.

AFfEESs A&2fAsF7 49, 49,
TIE care q the teen eaafel % hssu1 Z
- l.-Fv u a ch1-s loses thsS~ e a.
&C.. 80. r--~rsafa-s5y fhs sex extracts
sra-. rsFr~ nszklrx - prevent i fT5za a.
49,. sha saeosd teeth hAve not spzce
"a ~.ans properly and are ern~zse9- Par
ss-sa~ - fsoss g1ssg1nE between TIE teetA
.a-2A rrp-a 20 decay early u Is wsse
--s-eass.gar - teeeh ehiT 90 pass 4
rhre&a - So 90 s-sHtA4 faaes between Ehe
- 500 eating as weE as - hsra4r,
rha~, rs--ssarsv SAT- ARD Szte- Is 4 good
$500 s~a answers fs~ 4 6@ztfs~s-s
as VEL AZ May mere elaborate zs3 rnare
extensive prspSTassczs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07
DEAD IN THE BRUSH.
Miners Find the Body of a Man Manaes
Na...ea xen@ NJ l-r.... h..r-Inr..s

M1ffc-~ X tGti AsF FFtFt4f - y wan VI amer
Named ven< Near Cnyn lsssrisrss.
y~,~orer AsEans sud Deputy Sherry Nor
gan ieFt TIE city yesterday morning IN
--ax~s,nsa 20 = acts eataon Addressed - ne
fsst the dead 5o3y - a man had BEEN
sawrss n ths brush sssr fhe railroad track
anstss a niie fr0ga Cumberland The
--ar-sss v-ns discovered ~ a rlan uAre1
Fs~eers ard was reported a. Enurrsa ~
q letters 81 tne pcckesS u sAs seafs nan
SAs~es sh2t RS Hare sas Evaas and that
- ~bawn tHat - had Been err .sI,vsa az
r~gsrkWw. Taere vas 3E IN tAa aerksts
"a sausa uri-fVo~tant gaperz- ne tcey
- r,qs-ses ~ fe@ miners az Erars1asvz
-sswsar.tav agtsruoon sa eusfn th4s fAs~
- frosa Sozse coaEh Egaaxz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07
Specials This
Week,
LADIES' AND
CHlLDREN'S HOSIERY
AND UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Seamless Fast Black Hose.
f6c. worth lsc.
Ladies Seamless Fast Black Hose.
lac. worth sec.
Ladies' Seamless Fast Black Hose.
IS @-sc. werTh &C.
Ladies' Seamless Fast Black Hose
&c. worth sc.
LADIES' Seamless Fast Black Hose.
Sc s~Sc. worth soc.
f4auies' Seamless Fast Black Hose.
very fnc 60 gauge. Asc. regular price.
eass-
Extra Values. ladies' Tan Hose.
f@sse. &C. g i-se, 4sc, 5cc.
Extra vnines. Ladies' Black SILK
Hase sc. sc, Sc. 81. Sl6o
Ladies' Fancy Hose. reduced from
soc 10 sc.
Ladies' Balhrirgan Hose, reduced
frona sc TO lsc.
Ladies' BAIbriggan Hose. reduced
from Sac 20 CSC.
Ladies Fancy Opera Hose. reduced
from no 10 csc.
Ladies Black Outslxe Hose. reduced
from 81 10 s6c.
Ladies Black OUTSIDE Hose. reduced
from sc 20 SOC.
cnn6rrn's Extra Heavy black Hose.
ioc.
Children's Fast Black Seamless
Hose, extra value. i2izc, &c.
chilaren's Fast Black Seamless
reduced from sc 20 lac
Ladies' Jersey RID Union suits re-
aueed from TSc TO Ssc.
Ladies' Jersey Rib Union suits re-
duced from s1.s5 TO soc.
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LIEN roR WAGES.
1nace HanforSi Holds Special Mention
In Contract Unnecessary.

In confirming the report OF re conamis-
soneS IN thA case az gona LAWN -. the
stsare- Edna. Judge Hanfore yesterday
hAs8sd down an opins,r In which he
holds that the master OF a vesssl who "a
sasplevea by the owner has a len on the
vsssel for the amount o. his wages. and
n h not necessary 20 prove that there was
nscsssity for pieiging the credit 81 the
vesssl. or that persons employed az mss
fsrs especially contracted 20 give credit
. BIS wages - the vessel TEE iaw gives
the security. ard when a MAJ makes a
eaatracf with the owner OF A vessel %
ssFve as master. be II entitled % the So
easity which she Law gives him. without
AsYsuS u specially mentioned - his con-
ssAet
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" J. wzalesgh. % Seattle. owner OF
tha Yakima ard VIII. claims on Douglas
tslsns. Alaska, left on the steamer Qaeea.
ao~o~.rari-ss hy Or. KlFnpaiI. the New
YORK mining expert, WHO Is employed by
r.s4.~n CAPITALISTS 20 examine the above
naruea properties. Il is presumed that they
a~a 81 r. Treadusll lode. an5 4 Is 20 &C.
ta-rnsue this that an expert examination
"a 10 be mzSs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07
r,. Nortncrn Pacific omciais.

The members OF the large party OF
Northern Pacific men which recently Wis
TEA S4att9a were together for the last
tine In Portland. From that point they
scattered. several OF them retsrniag East
President Winter and Mr.. Adams. chair
man q the reorganization committee. WI
be in Seattle again tomorrow or MONDAY
and expect 10 remain IN this city ard Ia
cana for rerhans two Neeks.
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cH,agrgLsrxs

Collie. Cholera and Diar-husa Remedy.
Thss : the hsst -1e2iei-e II tAs wora fcs
hawel eszar1ssasS II SIS g15cklv ard czn
.swavs Re S-p~nrSei upo1- Wa r-a1ced
with -.se- i i riessans - take. Mary
Eri.ics thrscxhossf The wess are never
wskeut this rszacir and xavavs Es4 il
rruopx sad elzerzzal-
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A warrant Eas ysstef'ay s~orE o1t -
ire yas.ses HcE1sasa cta~E1nx Elmer
$500 zgith beating Eary Wnxsn VITA
= ~4~esvsr. LasSsr 50 tie Gay F1sssnsszres
- r~-~~r~s Ars takss insc erzzrf wrAere
- -,7s =, s< czsa saf1 Ser ess srvemrzn1s
- 49, = TE~ z-Asr wxs 4 rs~xa5-
- - urs---ses 80 fhe cos~~-d hzr--ecss
ara rscri- a. Sew7ss,lA Tier. ~&s
s.--ss~xFx t-urh element a. shs rzsner-
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TIE following aew suits were filed n re
Superior eearf yesterday:
Jsseph r Fun IS. Anna NJ. HiIl~Dg-
verfe
ArnlN & NAY ~. ArtheF n. Stevens. et
sA--stt and foreclosure os FscYsRase GA
SIS an8 & block r. HarrssaN lte4EMts
Alaaehe Batter An1es w. Edward y MI
lsg ~ aisl s# Ard foreclosure 81 s7scrs.
ksse on soaih g fee., OF iet u hlocS -
asttae
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Court Notes

The hr.Taagiaa Blakeiey case n the FED
sral court IS set FOR Mandsy.
Ia3Ea fisafar1 went &c Tacoma yester-
a@f asevn.as ard returned st nsea.
Judge Clibsrt l. stating n the unlses
st@sss e1art At Taeenaa TITS seek.
fesspA r t3al has brought "a actien for
1ssaTfs 2gafEss knua ~ NifI TAey wsre
0aff1ed IN tsctoaer. iSsl ard ha alleges
- lsft him e 1Hiy. 1873
GSEraage licenses eeYe SISTED yesterday
= EHSrfse Eiek AsS Carrie Mahes Sank
80 ~ Seattle s. Wheeler Parks ~
s7rFre county, ap3 L. JaHa Cation. 81 Eort-
49,, GecTxe A CiaFSfpFa. * Seattle. ard
S441te Forester. ot Olympia
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Dress Goods Dept.

Special values In serges. navy nluo
and black.
Is inches wide. all wseI. English swiQ.
eAc yard.
- inches wide, al wool. wide waiak
&c yard.
- inches wide. ell wsoA EnsftaA
Storm Serge. Sc yard
q inches wide. all wool. English
Storm Serge, 81 yard.
prieStsey's Cravanette Serge. war
ranted waterproof. navy b,us AMI black
only:
ss inches wide. 81 per yard.
80 inches wide. si-ss rer yaf9s
s. inches wide, sLao par yard.
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Arr I.eagne onting Toda,

AID e'elock this afternoon those men,
hers OF the Seattle Art League and School
81 Design. who meet az the studio IN The
HlRckley building. VIII proceed northerly
along the water front % he neighhorhood
q Sehwaha hers wharf AZ the tooE OF
Union street. where az the members de-
string % sketch VII rendezvous.
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s,s-s~lrx sns ssh.nE aaS1es - nFt o-
rnars caa casatn rsG&oe1 rafes - A11 -
Lake Cresseag ~ ApplS-zs = -
- s~~-r se-asts Steamship cczHazT.
VS<t-r seek
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"a xsytssrn Pae'ar are ao~ making
=. ate - ons fare teF ta~ E9--aa ZIP .
49, - Sesnfnx rzars pleasant ihSa
80, :, - xranA faelre eeeSa-
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-. Cahfrrrfs r~as~-. e tie rp-s-tstet-
rr~ncer wsn Eaf u o. sale taily q; &c ser
q O. . statsecery stors. - MATHS $3.50
So ere escek IS, wArs~t street frers TIE
Cnroaicss S<1ca. Prise g.
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NO. Permissible,

EN#-zEc Ee&f-
How pretty se@ sNe2&-F1@ss- ~Tf's 20
- xS-- a. - @~xsasrs. ] p-ezzZzses-'
ss1h. 70. O. 80 .1zz@
ssEus eozst = voa W. - Allows. "a
s--ezr sks- say e. tse sag
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y Pos MASTERS hs,s-sssxs-.
TIE sgit Which TIE Jnl,ea states brought
81 year against D&ucaE McEeAfA for
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Purple Pot ronrrI

Coed laugh and refreshments for y
cents tonight. Thsosophlcal hall. Sc Third
avenue.
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washington s'osrarl es.

washington CHtv. A9g- s-The star ser
Va sasw-esn Sezet5s ard SosEA ra-k Ia
shs-nss % sanfoFn - tbe foraasrr
s~ss.4sgae. Lave Seattle aa-.r except
$50. as . n arriving at soet- PARK
go ~ lave Soaza Fark saF. er-s~r
So ~ IA n. arriving st sess-ls 81
a nas,a- re eAasEe dates frarn Azs-ssf
: pss-ofw.e zrsnosztzzs@Esss have been e.
ssrsa as follows Jshs ~ MokrA1e. Or
vile. Nay wells, Rcd Etlle n-tssaR cc1z-
- 49, * fs5ars Raes. resEsrsE
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ye-s neNrsslsv. IRE BERN 40 ETet -
= gesrs 49, : ~ - skHs3 sEskea rna~
~ szenars Cn@a SIT $40 1-sar rsa "a
saesss s5Eat YEARS AKA. las Tss2rEze1 90 as
eSs Az2zs. issaklzg EAs verse s9z sea- 4zz
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New tine Of rercases. in l.Kht ana
dark colors. elegant Styles. best Quxa-
tty. price isf4c.
New line Of Duck SuissnTs. IN dAsos
coloFsnEs. best grade. ooaors guaraa-
teed fast. i@tsc.
New line OF Dublin Dress Linen Shit
&zSss "a tan colors. neAt patterns. fe4fc
New line u Cheek Glnghanls. esue
and white and brown and waite. excel
lent quality. at SO.
Is pieces Rieached Muslin. full yA-vA
wide, splendid quality. only &C.
% dozen Unbseachsd Turkish 9n8h
Towels. large size. Live each.
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Ladies' Jersey Ria Union SuitA re-
ducei from $50 20 80
Ladies' Jersey kla Vests. reduced
frena Sc &c IN
Ladies summer Marlno Yeats. re-
dured from &c 20 Sc.
Ladies' SiI& Vests. reduced from
81 TO 80.
Ladies' silk Vests, reduced from
&c 20 soc.
Ladies slk Vests. reduced from
ES 20 gSA
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-09-09
A Drive on the PaInpas.

A four in hand waited for us Mt the door,
to drive us to the camps, where saddle
horses would be given us If we desired
them. The vehicle was one of those in
which the front wheels turned round under
the front Of the body, and the interior OF
the body was seated and covered with
home dressed horsehide. The whip was
horsehide, and the pace was run, trot-
ting being unknown.
1t was pace for experience Rising in
his seat, the driver made his whip whistle
through the air, like reed pipe sounding,
and then he brought IL down on the TANKS
of his team. The animals gave leap
which assuredly tried every joint in the
hide and chain harness. wondered why
the nags did not start ut the whistle OF the
whip (like the South African steeds do,
thus escaping quite good deal OF the
Blow. Away we sped, faster and ever
faster, across the pampas. The peon driver
displayed great skill in keeping the four
horses together, there being no pole to the
wheelers, and each horse being geared and
run independent, like the Huskies to a dog
sleigh in northern Canada
Nor was less skill needed TO avoid the
cattle wallows, which could only DO dis
tinguished by the color of the grass.
In something less than 16 minutes the
team was pulled up, the harness dragged
off, the horses allowed to stray or do as
they please On my asking If they would
stray too far, our host said: "Oh, no. They
can go where they please. We seldom u.s.
a team more than once to the house ant
back, Just to keep the driven strain II
them. Outing.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-09-09
FOR HONEST MONEY.
h'kikLEV's ABLE DISCUSSION or The
MONEY QUESTION.

10 Debasemens Of Money-No Repudia-
tion Of Debts-Free Coinage Imperiis
the Nations ssfety-workingmen and
Farmers Have Most at stake - '-Good
money Never Made Hard Timss."
Major McKinley's letter of acceptance
Ia as sound az a gold dollar. The fol-
lowing are some Of his best points;
what Free Coinage Means
The character of the money which
shall measure our values and exchanges
and settle our balances with one another
and with the nations Of the world is Of
such primary importance and 80 far
reaching in its consequences as to call
for the most painstaking investigation,
and in the end sober and unprejudiced
Judgment at the polls We must not be
misled by phrases nor deluded by false
theories. Free silver would not mean
that silver dollars were TO be freely had
without cost or labor. 1t would mean
the free use of the minis of the United
States for the few. who are owners of
silver bullion, but would make silver
coin no freer 10 the many who are en-
gagged in other enterprises.
IL would not make labor easier, the
hours of labor shorter or the pay better.
II would not make farming less labori-
GUS or more profitable. 1t would not
start factory or make demand for an
additional days labor 1t would create
no new occupations. 1t would add
nothing to the comfort of the masses,
the capital Of the people or the wealth
of the nation. 1t seeks to introduce q
new measure of value, but would ado
no value to the thing measured. II
would not conserve values. On the con
trary, it would derange all existing val
ues 1t would not restore business con
fdence, but its direct effect would be t
destroy the little which yet remains.
The meaning Of the coinage plar
adopted at Chicago is that any one ma,
take quantity Of silver bullion, nov
worth So cents, to the minis OF TIN
United States. have it coined at the ex