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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-03-13

eHJxdiciai Advertisements mwst he paid
for IN adraRcc: or they wili b discSHiiamed
after the frst iHsertien.
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Resolved, That we note with pleasure
the growing interest and enthusiasm
manifested by cur people in the cause OF
education. as evidenced by their tiatter-
ing attention and attendance upon the
sessions of the Institute.
Friday night supper and sociable
was given at LeSage's hall in honor of
the teachers and their guests.
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Sewing NIacl.ine for $40.

A splendid new Singer sewing machine
will be sold for $40, for spot cash only.
A first-class machine, such as agents sell
for $40. and bargain to any one want
ing sewing machine Apply at the
CHRONICLE Office.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1897-03-13

In conducting the EXERCISES
which extended over two or three
hours session each morning and
afternoon beside lectures at night,
a wide range was adopted by Miss
Morris, embracing the whole duty
Of teachers in the matters of ply
steal, intellectual and moral train
ing. All of these were treated
with minuteness and particular
ity of detail that left no branch OF
the business untouched, and were
presented SO clearly and earnestly
that the attention and sympathy of
the listener was thoroughly en-
listed.
On Thursday afternoon the
teachers attending the Institute
organized q parish association,
with the following officers : S. NJ.
Collins, president r. G. Culpep-
per, vice-president Miss Nealie
Spearman, secretary.
The music during the past week
has been furnished by Miss Lii
liam Thomas assisted by Miss Net
tie Bernstein and others, and
added very much to the pleasure
of the occasion.
In this connection we will also
say that the series of elementary
lessons in music given by Miss
Nealie Spearman were greatly en-
joyed by all, and the simplicity
and harmony of arrangement of
the signs and sounds that go to
make up melody were. presented
by the pretty teacher i'll such ex-
plicit terms we feel satisfied that
at least all the gentlemen present
imagined themselves to be gradu-
ates and complete in music.
Prof. c. o. Beery, of Boyce,
came up late Thursday afternoon,
andat night delivered splendid
lecture on chow to make school"
He also afforded some excellent
assistance in conducting the exer-
cises on Friday.
Tue Institute adjourned at 5 o'clock
Friday evening, but before adjourning
the teachers passed the following resolu-
tiOns:
Whereas, We have concluded the
labors of the Institute and desire to ex-
press our thanks to the citizens OF Col
fax and vicinity for their kindness and
hospitality towards us while in theiI
midst, as well as to voice our sense OF OBJ
legation to those who have been of es
pecial assistance during the exercises
be it
Resolved. That we hereby tender oul
heart felt thanks to the people of Col
fax and community for their generous hos
pitality and unvarying courtesy shows
us while in their midst, the memory Of
which we shall always cherish with
pleasure.
Resolved, That we hereby tender onl
: sincere thanks to MIR, John A. Williams
for his vigllant attention to the work d
this institute thus insuring the success
of it's efforts; and to Mr.. r. Culpeppe
| and Misses Nealie Spearman and Berth'
n,~~.c<os., ~wl,o Opvo lpGfruC
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JNO. PENNINGTON,
Committee. A. j. Dunn,
j. e. NUGENr.

Rives Spur, La, March 5, 1897.
The Grant parish relief committee met
in session. All members present, viz:
Jno Pennington, chairman, A. j. Dunn
and j. E. Nugent.
After receiving reports from the ward
committees present, proceeded to pro
rate supplies reported on hand for distri-
button, to-wit: 1900 pounds meat at An
tonia, 100 pounds meat and 2 barrels mo-
lasses at T. j. Chambers; 13la barrels
moasses, barrels meal. sacks cotton
seed, and some seed corn at Colfax.
The 80 barrels of Rapides meal at Pol
lock to be divided as follows: rs barrels
to ward 2, and "a barrels to ward 3; pro-
yided that we receive assurance of future
shipments to equalize distribution. II
not, to be pro rated between wards 2, 3,
4, and 8.
We would state to the various ward
committees, that, from instructions re-
ceived by the parish committee from the
chairman of State committee, it is alb
solutely necessary to restrict the distribu-
tions of supplies to those that are entirely
destitute and can not receive aid from
any other source.
There being no other business the
committee adjourned subject to call OF
chairman. JNc. PESNISGToH, Ch'm'n.
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COLFAX STATE INSTITUTE.
Grand Rally OF Teachers And
Drill In Approved Methods.

The State Institute conducted at
Colfax this week has been grand
success and most agreeable event
in every way. The attendance
has been liberal aud the interest
unfagging and increasing every
day. Miss Agnes Morris, of the
Natcnitoches Normal, who has
conducted the Institute, could
scarcely be improved upon, as her
methods are the very best, and all
presented with such charming WV
acity that the greatest amount of
interest and pleasure was felt
by all in attendance.
The following teachers were in
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Notice Of Final Proof.
LAND OHFIcE, NEW OBLxAxs. La,
March 3. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the following-nsm-
ell settler has fled notice of his intention To
make final proof, under section 2Soi x. &; IA
support of his claim, and that said proof will bs
made before w. L.. Shackcifori. Clerk Of Dis
trict court. at Celfax La. on April IL, Is6. viz:
Arthur II. .. ROuI'lxe.
who made homestead entry No. H,0l3 for ths
north half of southwest quarter. and south half
of north west quar- section ~, township
north. range west.
He names the following witnesses'to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
snid land, viz: George Mccullough. Il. w, Hem
~ - '''' - g. Mod. BRUMBY.
Register.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade

CHICAGO. March u--Wheet opened
weak although AT SUBSTANTIALLY yestsr-
DAYS close The government report on
,hs quantity OF whea,, In farmers hands
March / was treated by the trade at
home and abroad with the usual con-
tempt for governmental AGRICULTURAL sta
farms wa. estimated At only s,ooa.elS
bushels, the SPECTATORS were free sell
ers OF Nav at the opening at from f4lac
down 70 Ne and before -, oayers s en-. laa
sale 1, had declined 70 l3AT9ssc.
The market then took a better tone on
q reported ceciins in eonsols and predic-
tons OF s. cold wave in the Southwest.
whore such a thing following the rains
would do considerable damage The buy
ing that commenced proved sufficient 20
cause reaction 70 shade soove Iasc.
or rhs point the market closed st yes
terday. Then e turned weak again.
There was no apparent reason for Il. but
liquidation on a large scale comm enced.
The market yielded slowly for q while.
but when IL once again got below f&c for
May Il went humping dogn one-stxteenth
steps with good deal more rapidly and
landed az 7sSsG1sisc about I2:25. Some OF
the lines heli by the thick and thin bulls
went into the raveneus naaws OF the bears
when the price turned under &c.
As far as domestic news was concerned,
Il was besrish, but not enough so 10
cause such break. Tho market was un-
dsr bear control. the broken-aearted bulls
having abandoned n0pA A[Eer long
struggle around f3e. tina price broke In
the last ten minutes OF the session TO TIA
a112sse, and IL closed without raly!ng from
that
Corn held up remarkably well. IN great
contrast 20 its action yesterday. Prices
held stuoborniy even when wheat was in
an almost panicky condition. The trad
ers were encouraged by small receipts
and large cleareuces.
Oats were fairly active and easy at the
opening. although prices were higher.
Ire action o. corn was steadying In
1Uerce.
Provisions were firm. on a comparative
ly small trade. Foreign and domestic
houses were good buyers. and prices
closed ct the top.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-March. Use; May, 72Sc
Corn-March. 1st.n 2Sssc; May. NAG
A4c-
Oats-March ISSsc: May, 1sG1sikc
Pork-Marcf. ~; May, 1885
Iard-March. 81. q; May 81 f21t E4.I5.
Ribs-March. 81 a.. May. s4S.
Fiaxssed-7sc
Timothy-sz. 77lz7z So
Rye-S3isc
Bariey-23a32c.
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WATER FRONT NOTES,

British bark nacca finished loading
lumber At Port Bl2ksley yesterday for
Valparaiso.
g III. J. stoltenbery has bsen appointed
local ticket agent o. the CQnard line of
transatlantic steamships.
British ship insors finished loading lun-
Der ~ Pert Biakeley yesterday for Piyna-
outa, ENGLAND. and went TO Port Town
send % clear.
Han Bros, tbs shiphuilders in Port
Blaksley. VIII start to lay the keels Nom
day for two four-masted schooners.
Tney VIII DO OF the same model as the
schooner c. s. Holmes and are ordered
by San francisco people.
British ship Dechmont. Capt Charles
Sawter. was expected here yesterday to
load lumber at the Stesson a. Post and
kerry mills fer Syduay New South
Wales. The cargo will consist OF 20 go
fact The cargo was 10 have been origin
ally furnished by tbs Atlas Lumber Com
pany, but other orders claimed the COM
pany's attention. and when the Dechm0ut
was ready the Atlas Company had not
enough humber on hand 70 make UP the
cargo.
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pr.aa.tur- and Grains.

SAN FRANCISCO. March u.-FIour-
Net cash for family extras. SffS IS. hsk-
srs' extras. s4.1544.s5: supsrtine. s4.i9g
waest-shippiug. ,lss for No. ard
g. ~. for choice. milling, t.fssTi IS.
Barley-Feed. soSs7sac; brewing, SO
oats-Fancy white feed. 81 sss5a1 40;
fair. 81 assIi 10; Surprise. si.ssfi 50: gray.
.ia59l 30. black, for feed, sis3i 6; black.
for seed. 81 logi.-S: red. a-issiso; MILL
ing. s. ..Sgi.SS.
Produce Receipts.
Flour-ouarter sacks. sse; wheat. cen
,sls els: barley, centsls. 1870; oats. CEN
fais IS. beans sacks. -: rye. csntais
Ak; potatoes. sacks, tfe; potatoes. Ore
gon, sacks. rs ouions SACKS, 70; bran.
sacks. 20; hay, tons. as; straw, tons. ID;
wool. bales. ~: hides, number, 1851:
quicksilver. TASKS, !; wine. gallons. 81. 100.
rrodnce. Fruit.. Etc
Feed ard MISUNDERSTANDING s7seT
1854 PER ton: bran. California. SlaTI Il -,
outside brands bran. Slse.
HaY-w hest. sSaIi; wheat ard cat s. =
10. ost. seIs: river barley. fs7S 50. best
tsrIay. yQs 80. alfalfa. ssEsS. clover. tses:
etcck xz5S 20. compressed wheat, $3.50
do oat. sss7Ts straw. per bzi-. Ss6fsac-
N~x~tah Potatoes. Esrly Rose. 70
SC: Salinas BGrhsnks sacsSsl 70. garnet
Chile, xls9i =. river hure&nkS. sosTle-;
river reds goSFsAc. oregon Ruraanks. s0csa
Nare4si sweets, pZGlE Per Genital: ore
r,sr onions, 8. T532. onions. s. SOL Is dried
fs~nners. TssSc per pound; drtst okra. fee
fsaSc. garlic, IAai%cs asparagus. iesf l1ise
ser soFIne. Los Angeles tomatoes. p~r box
-E.~fasl. green peas. zlssfsc; string beans
lgsyI9tac. green peppers, Per box. SEQ Sc.
Mexican tomatoes. a8LS Der box. rhu-
'i rr,sts--r'ancy APPLES. s. togi 3. common
90 Sa-Ef 5 navel oranges. 8 T673. seed
Wrsa 80. .5cs2zt -. Mexican fines Stsf4 g..
s-a5sf-r-is ler1on&. TScz2sl. 10. good %
-eolee. s. gasg2, 60. fancy, s12s. asnAnss.
sfGs nsr bunch p-asapD3es. $50 Par eoz-
e.. Smyrna ags. I}&l&cs Persian dates.
Fsssttsr-v Fancy creamery. IS. seconds
1Sssf9c: fancy dairy. l8G .tc. seconds =
s-ns.,ee-Fancy mia. rev. Sc. fair %
zoos ssssT7i~e. trsft f8Tnts eTeawt rhasf&r p
fsstt-. yeuuE American. sE9e. Eastern
afa &s-s- WaSterr- ZIG o
f.eEs-s1crs ard Taoc5- is&5zc.
poElfrY anG tss u1e-~ Lave rurkFv roN-
h1ers ts9lsc Do sens. Rtse. rccs3zrs
Cd StsA. do young. xs~ a-os3srs
small Esf. Hrci5srs. taEBe. s. SO frv-
.4s sss d. @sas. s. &ss surks GA 81 q
SIS 6s volnx ta5, geese. S = g
sors oh s. g &C. yoanE s zf1 go Rare
s@Tsc peg &essa. vaeMtS F1Z. Erav
sssee s. - wngfe zasze. -. sra-.- 8 s
Is. ESE1sa s24es, s..
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transrc lions since January 4 ana
for Yesterday.

Rez. estate transactions s1nce January
Z 1877 are ssse. s45 10 There were hIei tcs
record yesterday II deeds. aSgrsgatins
,4sa3. Following Is list furnished hy
the Seattle Abstract Company. room A3
New Yogk Block:
Bessie Hendricks, by J. X. HendrtekS
attorney. 70 Mary Setterland. lets . and
Il block & Byron st.. March $. so.
w. L. Sanders 70 Lynn Ainsng Co. Lynn
Mes. ! ard 2 W. l. sanders and Browns
lodes; also Hemleck Aill site, Granite
Robert Robertson ct ux, 10 Albert ,.
Husmar, lots 81 and s. block ~. fnEis-
wood, mineral and lumber rashts reserved.
SSariY - ST r. nackus. blocks 81 ana
Us. sup. plat Woodland Park al. January
William Kirkland st ux. 20 Joseph I.
Jennott. lot :. block 10. Gilman Park.
Maggie Winqulst and husband r. q. 20
Jennie E. West. lots = and g. block ii.
Green's ad. March 4. ST.
". ". Heck 81 TX. - W. T. Brssreid.
lot : block & Ravenna Springs PARK; lots
II. Is to 50. block Z. WAssorn's al. Ravenna
Park sun. March 2 81.
81 Mullins 10 joan Mullins lots 40 s.nd
81. block &c. Columbia, August IS. feS.
S' Frank $. Campbell 10 Thomas p. Camp
bell urd = OF Aces Up lode on Miller
river December ]. 1895, q. c. 81.
christ Hansen, 3.se acres Ia lot = sec. 10.
"a. /. under sale OF June Is. 1874. June n.
ISS.
c. G.. Braaner 81 ux. 70 Leonard Budd.
tracts IL 10 Is RraGnerss Garden Tracts
ia see z =. l. February ~ 81 800.
Wednesdays Transfers.
John Z. KAhaley e. ux. TO Lou McIntire.
Tor s block - North Seattle. By u. +.
Denny, September Is 81 zoo.
Howard Slckmon 81 IA. &c Isabel Me-
Grew. = sw sec. Q. %. 6. 50 acres. October
3. 1896. 81 90.
Alrxanaer W Craig ct TX. 10 Charles ~.
Baker. as receiver Merchants National
Rank tract In NV Sc sec. -, -. 4. Febru-
airy g 500
Clarence A. Black 81 ny. 20 Mary ".
Stewart lot rs. block y. Hugh NrAlsers
ac known az Seattle Homestead al. Feb
ruary &c. a. C., 81.
Lyman NJ T+hayrr 10 same. same prop
crtv January 80 sS15.
Mary IL Stewart 20 Charles III. Black.
10, fs block e. Hugh Mesi~er's al. known
as Seattle Homestead ed. March 10. sZss.
j. r. pomeroy tn Cold Tunnel Mining
Co. Cold Standard mine, Money creek
district March ~. q. C.. 81.
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Corzox- sailed 9s-rA Isl J. z Brcr,
for Pugef sound. tx RUFUS K Weed. en-
<s-1fx~c
SAN PEDRO. March s-arr4res-S<-s-
Reporter. from Pert Gamble. sailed
SER vista, fer Torx gszse}ev. schr c.
Eora. fcr Port Gamble. schr Maria T..
Smith. tor Pur@z snss-s Ar-3v@s--.-s-
Marion from Pert BsGk4sey.
sAS DIEGO. Nara Is--Arrived-Sch-
Go 9otAs from Efav'S narn4r
VEN T. A. NareA I-Sa EsS-ScHr
Fanny Dutsr6. fer Port PEakesey
LIVERPOOL Nx~rh e-Arr4xrxs-rsr 81
Aelrwen, from Portland
La k1EPp1E-. March FA.--Arrives-Er Sh
DG1o-l1g-. from Portland.
1ukoaAMAy March s-SAnsS-Br SIR
Brzera-r. fer Tacoma
GJAfMAs. March fa-Arrived-Scnr ].
IL Coas1aE. from Astoria
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock xx~haHx~.

WV YORK. MH~cN - -T~osav's x-as-x
market Mss TszaaEEsnse fer rs G-nrrrs
81 tsv4 ln fac. ~ sh4 spessss 6an-ess =
sh, esFs~eetsaES- &1tn IRE ax spElan ~ A
seres aUaksGfrE - A1trns cfcr ses -a=r
haur sha tFa@sag vas a-Hsass &uru~a n
Tne va.l1ae - the 1eazt-Ra wsr ra. c-g
sasH na1 was 5tsfr.s1t el very rea1Ee-.s-
: m lsastEs sN&Tes a.ssQ-eaE a. bst
s-aE paFssea - taf tr&11E Eetrs are
aNc.s = SHARES WH9sE Ersete ara rl1ssa.
&eH Transactions are FeeaESef ~ s1a
sseek sxeAznEr- 1As soeat member =
gharsz sssa HHTese~s3 Has tAa- - sst ana
..ggr 81 97a ~ these wsTa sn&res a. Eseesa
leezsE s-4-Ssr
Tm xte@ - sAs s&vara BE crts s.s2as "a
sAe fNgt g e1G1s s1s 114@V All the 81 -
sfsenee - E1s&szezs sFst TIE Cre-Gz
.sssEaas shses& ezaFI Che r.aHss-s 81 a
Necessary - so2A gsz se-2s 81 sal4.-za -
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATooSH. Narca is n. ra.-SSecisi-
northeast. eiEn5een miles. Outward last
night. 8 lar<e steamer a. 7.ss, a barke1-
tin8 = sc a. N
= noon-Barouaeter Al2. Hrhs Snow.
= nd east tea miles Outward. a schoon-
CT ~ te O. ~
NEAH BAY March l1-s = n-Sper5aI
~ Cloudy. fresh northeast wfna
= noon-I4tght s1oW. ltEht east wind
gLAE1-A3f March is T. rn-roeclaI
- Loudly, htgA northeast WIND sailed.
SCAM schooner Jennie during Night. b.
Metrose sBd q tug Ia bay.
81 noo1--Ltght SHOW high east wind
Satel- Bark Aelrose. la t0w % Tyea. ~
81 a. n
PORT ANGELES, Narca IA q n
Snec3aI --fssroEaeter. Bti5- Partly cloudy
"a rad northeast ten miles United -. -
sscG Elars Colamaire and Perry bark "a
G0tle and t1Fee- Egasts1 A0oner tn hay.
- roor--fE E1nlsteT 3 - partly cloudy
md northeast three r. fseF
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appointed by him and 20 serve without
pay
A rev revenue bill making the sxernp-
ton 81 personal property SD 70 sii PER-
sons. abcisshi1g the penalty and i1cr~ss-
Ter cent
Prohibiting deficiency Judgments.
Providing thai land sold under foreclos-
sare snail be appraised. and not Sold tor
less than the amount % aprr2tSsrant.
S1fvsRx thu ucrtraror the rents ard
profits Of the rsoTts&g@d premises d9ran.
the ful period cf redemption.
Submitting q woman suffrage coEStisu-
tsonsf amendment.
Ahofsshinr the cg-sce % municipal tudwa-
Increasing Tia exemption froa execa-
ton % s.. esns
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-. .,e.xss s-ar-sssor- Tts-e ara s,ues-
I@-s several causes. SIN operating 10 re-
strain speculation. tne r,oss potent orlns
rss-soS 81 reverse ard depression. There
: as.o o disposition % walt Tor fne IS
sen-o. ing cr cczg-S<S = sxIrs SESSION ana
Tor Il 20 manifest Us Sa&faelsr Aaa anssl-
r.. interest shares factua,sd narrowly
IN .v-r-x-Ey with the London market
rh.cs srst eoazai sHs me- Soc -.
s,r-- AZ "a Market ali RE day. VAS mani
fest 81 the close. which vas strong-
TIE ho-d market was neTe active. Win
some % TIE usually ir-Actiss bonds r1stng
sn1-~sfv The general market ruled arra
vIxh n. Spe-ulzt tve issues shade high
er Government bones we're quiet out &C.
ea6e:zy firm. Sales. &ssseS
money and Exchange.
yo-~v On cau easy At 1gla Per cent:
las loan. IL: closed iFias per cent. prime
r-.rs;s-YfIA nzner zfI4 Per cent Sterling
@xr<srsa heavy. win actual business IN
bankers Bills az t5s.ass-a. Cor demand;
r.+@. e 49, a., and s. ssSS4 sSis. ccnmsr-
cEaI afiss IslS Silver certificates. s3N
as4c- Bar silver. s>se
Ffour.
ryour-H@cespts. T7-s5: exports. Esss
barrels. Duh and heavy WITH buyers and
sellers Zee 20 sc apart Minnesota pat
ents. n@94E.
wh-a.-Exports, 8 "a bushels SPOT
weak. No. / bard, ssixa- Options .orsn ed
wssk IN Re fass o ne w ssrsrnr,s s RS. r
sraIlv isscre1fted a. being too low: sold
or or dun cables and higher ccnsols. and
EXCEPT for q arfsf noon rsily was heavy
81 dsv under Equsdation. closing Make
net lover. No. Z red March closed s0.zc
afay. zss. sS0s.e. closing e.c
Coffee.
ro1Ae-Options closed steady ana IN
changed Al points decline: spot coffee
Rio weak: No. RIO, Sac. invoice. sac.
iohbsrS, mild and weak
sugar.
euSsr-9aw firm; refined firm and act
Petroleum.
Observation-Disclosures crude steady:
April s2ixo
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TACOMA MARINE NEWS.

TACucTs Mares T-srecsz1 Steamer
UTOPIA arrived iris g1efutrz wfth - hsr-
res ~ ftnG@ from san Juan ISLAND ard
carT3e1 cut 3 cargo Qf Eseerai usa-rfrsF,-
hze FOR brftssH N1lumo+A p5rfs
Srsu DAsAtag Wave sailed frers s1ts
Taaa TASK rsg1t wlt1 lurlsser Tor san
Francisco.
Steamer Aka took on 1Ty-sfx % xx@r-
xa~s and . quantity 90 supgfiez before
sailing for ALASKA tkss afteruaog.
Steamer IS ala - ala arr we'd lzst rsxAt
N49a ~ teas % <eDsEal Ezera sa rrlSse she
tasE on SEVERITY -tsEe t1es frg4gG1nS tha
usasf csnEsgmr esaf - suEtI1r
t.xparfs - frlHsh C85Gme3z yesterday
~reve waFne8 81 ~
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OLYMPIA. March u.--SpccsaL-Stzss
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Browne has set Tuesday. April r. for the
regular biennial convention OF county
suPersafeudents. Transformation. which
IS required BY law. win convene az Elisns-
burg The stats board OF education Will
also meet st Eusnseurx On Saturday.
April -. 10 outline plans for reading circle
work and 10 make necessary regulations
for examinations according 10 the recent
laws Of the stata
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Notice to Mariners.

Swan Island bar Qowerl post Hight. VIII
iamsfte rsyer.-Nottce Is hereby given
that the thrse-piia beacon, from which
the fixed white light is shown at sne
lower end OF swan island bar william
cite river. Oregon. that was carried away
or the 18Th OF February last. has been
replaced and the nxat re-estzi}l~hea.
This notice affects the list OF lights ard
log signals. Pacific coast. -sss No. ioS-.
page "a: also ire list OF hescons and
ouoys. Pacific coast. 1896. rage 30 BY ar
der OF the lighthouse board
JOHN p. MERRELL.
Commander u g. Navy. inspector T1air-
teenth Lighthouse District
O1lcs OF q. s. Lighthouse Inspector,
Portland. Or. March s. 1897.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-12
Everett shfppsax News.

EVERETT. March u.-Soe,cial- Ssesrn-
Ct Queen entered at the sub-port % Ev-
erett on her arrival from California; ard
vancouver On Sunday nignt- The steamer
carried from here 500 kegs Of nails. = tens
or bullion and - tors % paper Twenty
tons o. merchandise were DISCHARGED
here.
Bark Ntiette ga LED srozu the wharf OF
the Bel Lumber Company on Monday
with Sc 300 feet CT lumber for san Fran
cisco Schooner Sailor Boy Is now iosdfn :
AZ The same Uiii for San Francisco. a1a
viii take out a.. 90 feet OF lumber