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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

attention H Hosds1. OF Seattle. IN heav-
~ Interested thsre. an: Ia took q large
quantity o. samples with aim when h
lstt Caelar fer the Sound recently. They
were taken 20 A Z. Johnson, tAs Yes1s-
avenue assaysr. and se reports that II tie
owners have mach Of that kind OF era
they have a valuable property. TIE camp
Is easily reached and = wzgor read coust
d built al small expense. aze ths snow
WI have gone By May / unless exception
ally severe storms occur.
Work Is proceeding steadily ~ Meadow
Greek. A contrac. for a tunnel. lee fee.
II length. sss been let by J. D McDerrc-.
70 =. Wilson ana Ronert Loxan, ana rha
undertaking Is now under rzy. The OBJ
Jet Is 20 TAP the Blue jay ledge AZ depth
or 80 feet ana II viii probably require 4
tunnel 10 feet long 20 accomplish this ard
TIE work vii be carried OF unrfl the vein
Is reached and c-osscur J. r. Moore has
RECOMMENDED operations on the Sunday
Morning. The floor OF the present tunnel
which Is in some s. feet, 10 being lowered
two feet. and the ore. q very high-grads
ruby silver and gray copper. VIII almost
pay for the work, so rich h e This VIII
enlarge the tunnel considerably, and IL win
be extended SC long as results warrant the
continuation OF development One OF the
best mining properties on Lake Che.an
has lately been purchased BY Seattle par
ties, but fun particulars Of the transfer
have not yet come 20 hand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
supreme Court Remittisurs.

a renittitur has bear received FROM
80 saasrler oeurt In the case q Fraser
Aess, respondents. vs.. A T. Van De
s'sr aaa Knapp Burron & Co. a.
isis, Affirming the decision - the
court u directs that Fraser 4
- rseaver from A r Van Sc Nanfsr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

TaA Boy - Charles p Grtss-c-e ar
rsvaa fass riga <roz- Szn E@r12rGirs7. Cal,
sea wsM - in.szre1 IRIS attArr9cn, Ire
sisn.xaa services neszg Assd az B1tsErw0Eza
Z seas Undertaking rcc1s az O'clock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
rnmne.ittan.

We are Cow prepared % So eoraPos- tloa
FOR tAe fr31s g&ny measGref In NaE1AFe4-.
Nflasou. BREWER ard Lonx F'Ftf.lsr- S@t+--
sa...sa- guarantees. Cal Or address Poss-
lzte.lESence<, SS2gsSe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
Ruby Creek Mines sold.

The Scougle group OF hydraulic mines.
on Ruby creek. at the head OF the Skagit
river which we're recently bonded TO Min
neapolis people. have been sold. the bond
having been taken UP. The consideration
is not known.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

The Baltimore and Seattle. company.
which has power drills at work on the
Coney mine. in the Miller river district,
has run into solid ledge matter. with
eighteen inches OF high-grade ore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January I and
for Monday and Tuesday.

Real estate transactions since January
/. 1877 are $40, i1264. There were filed for
record Monday and Tuesday IL deeds, ag-
gregating ss,sisls Following is a list fur
nlshed by the Seattle Abstract Company.
room Gs. New York block:
Tuesdays Transfers.
J.. z. Lilly to the Union Electric Com
pany. lots and 8: blk ss. Seattle TIDE
Rosiila p. Thorncike 20 Perry Poison.
lot Y, blk 4s. A A Denny's add, January
:" s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bank to Arthur
VI. Scott. undis lots and 5 o!k IL, g ID
Roren's plat June =. isss. ss.eee.
George r. Meaehan. city treasurer. 70
II. 81. Morton. lot l. blk 6. Syndicate add.
January IL. sSIoSo
Mondays Transfers.
Sheriff to LiHie {. Ksstz. M lot : blk
100. D. r. Denny.s Fifth add. North Seat
George r. Fisher, administrator c. T. A.
OF James Henry Budd. deceased, to W.
J. Barker. blk %. Comstock sup ada. jan
sheriff 10 Charles Bruhn, iots s TO s ana
.. blk l. lot 3. blk s; lots 10 and % DIX
Thrurn 4 Morris sub div OF tracts - ana
% MAP. Leaf add. Green Lake Circle.
p y LilienfhaI ct III. to John walske.
M sw sw. sec IL. z. ). Is acres. December
The Mount Pleasant Cemetery Company
10 r. I. Cantine, lot I1l. section ]. repiet
OF Mount Pleasant cemetery. January D.
Reliance Loan and Trust Company 20
park, September 7. 1893. $50
II c. Grady e. TX. % r. II Hentsrson.
undL lots and g. blk ., Jackson street
Sornss i Jones 10 Mary Jones, lot s.
80. d. A
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atch. Healthy Blood

That t.ngles as II circulatss- That's the
result % taking Anhsuser-Busch' Malt
Nutrfns-the food drink. To be had al all
druggists
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

Sweaters. nt,ycle eaothsnS. sscss. Bose
sns grasrsi Ire % suo1Ties rnas; se so.a
ousek Low prices. ia-s Second \. A.
Vsline. Assignee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

We are selling Ladies Ox-Blood
Lace Shoes a. s2.15 pair. former price
A0o.
Ladies' Hand-turnsd and Hand-welt
Shoes, needle and narrow square toe, at
Els. regular price si-0o and s45o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

Nottingham Lace Curtains, reduced 70
&c pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, full size.
reduced from Sc 20 $50.
Nottin s4sm Curtains. 81 yards long,
very vida. value s2-0o. now 50 pair.
Real Brussels Lace Curtains. value $50.
reduced to $50.
Very choice Brussels Curtains. worth
Sl00c, row sass pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

A nne lire OF Ladies Shoes. needle toes.
At sl.4a. regular price zee.
Mems Ox-hlood Shoes coin toe, our
$3.50 lire. today sS-4s.
Ladies' Serge slippers. flannel lined. for
today only &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
LACE CURTAINS
AND PORTIERES.

Irish Point Curtains slightly soiled.
worth Saoo reduced 10 si.9o pair.
Chenille Portteres. reduced from s. o.
GI. s.sa, S-0a. to sI.sa. z&. ss.Ee and
Sse
Satin pamask Porttercs. worth 81 -,
$500 and sseo reduced 10 s.. Is. $3.50 and
$.5o.
Ga Chenille Table Covers. reduced TO
&c
T-foot long Opaque window Shades.
worth 6oc, reduced 10 sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20
MARSHAIsHfP or BALLARD.
ste Attorneys for seth Chandler Ffse
an Amended Complaint.

TIE attorneys for PLAINTIFF in the casa
q ssth Chandler vs.. ". II. Lord have
aes sn amended complaint. The COM
paint sets forth that W III. Lord wss
tglg elected marshal OF the city OF Bal
hss that on the arst Tuesday OF Jann~
ly be entered upon thu duties OF bis
e@ee for q term OF a year. and that hs
rfgorEed than until the FIRST Tuesday
b .E-. on December IS. 1896. Il II claim
Is curing the term OF Office OF Lord. the
dsy cornell illegally and without right
% 20 81 attempted 70 appoint Lord as tho
azfshal OF the city from tire first Tues
e. n January. 1897. until the trst
rssSd&y m January. 1873 Lord pretend
q 10 take the oath OF Office and pre-
sfatN to execute a bond and 20 qualify
saf The Office
O. January &. 1897. the new city council
tssy organised and elected seth chand-
= the marshal Of the city OF Ballard
kF period Of one year. The complaint
avs that ne duly qualified as such officer.
sss i.ord refused 10 deliver the books.
saaefs AMI other property OF tho Office.
g altefnative write % mandate Il prayed
NJ 70 be iEsUed against ". II. Lord.
Nnnaae!ag and requiring him 20 deliver
z he books. papers. keys insignia %
s1ee and all other property belonging -
~ office 20 Seth Chandler. or that he
ssims and place 20 be axed by the court.
--~-----.-z-----------
Why Rouse wants a Divorce.
Y ~. Rouse. who was married Eve
aensas ago 70 Sophia ~. Rouse, yesterday
wan proceedings IN the superior court for
aeFoFce. Mr. Rouse sets forth in his com
s@lai that he and his wife were married
= Ballard on August "a. fSsS- lie declares
81 she has treated him very harealy.
"a Rouse has. he claims, repeatedly IN
- presence 81 his family falsely accused
- az incest. on another occasion when
eer taniTums she spat IN his face so as
invoke him "a q fight With her 50 that
: Nigh strike her she has also called
- lar ara = thief. Mrs. Rouse said
- Eoala Sc, rid 81 her husband even ~
.s hsa 10 pound glass and that she would
NssE % him as quickly as she would ~
- according 10 the complaint. Mrs.
ssse has daughter. aged e years old.
- a. her mothers Instance. sse fire.
y'sailf ca3sed p'aiBdn q liar and refused
eofrect her when she used Nuch 1su-
t-sge Nrs- Rouse frequently went 20 the
Nasss ~ neiEhbCrs ard falsely accused
= husband ~ incess. A divorce ts erayea
There Is no properly and 40 children
90 FseSant marriage - quarrel over
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The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07

raised on 22s0 acres of land from sl nsr acre to s2 per acre.
 Baehman, Andrew, ordered added and added to list 12o cattle, raised on cattle from 1sO head at 80 to 300 head at Sl0; on 2horses from $2O to $40. k Caplett, Nelson, raised on block 60, Florence Townsite, from $75 to $50; on saddle horse from $2 to s15. Clark, Mrs. Ella G., reduced on frac- tional block 2S from S72O to $50; on improvements from $500 to $40O. Carpenter, Frank H., raise on inn provements from sl35 to $400.
 Charoleau, Angola, ordered raise on 695 acres of land iron $4345 to $695O. Charoleau, Pedro, ordered raise on l60 acres of land from 5000 to sI6O0; on improvements from 5000 to $120o; or dered added and added to list 150 cattle, raise or cattle from 150 head at So tc 800 head at $lO.
 Cassiday, H. D., added to list library, etc, $75.
 Board adjourned as Board of Eqaliza- tion and Supervisors to a. m. July 7th, 1ss7
 JOHN MILLER, r. A. CHAMBERL1N, Chairman.
 Clerk.
 By T. A. LoNERoAS, Deputy Clerk.
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07

 i'S' Florence Townsite, from s25 to $50 each; on personal property from sa5 to s45.
 Espinosa, Jesus, ordered raise op personal property from s45o to sel5. English, L. L., raise on water rigbt from $50 to sl5o.
 Fraser J. j., ordered added and add eu to list S50 cattle, raise on cattle from 4'O head at sa to 800 head at sio.
 Farmers Exchange, raise on mer- chandise from s65o to 5000.
 Foreman, W. D., ordered added and added to list 30 cattle, raise on cattle from 30 head at So to 60 head at s1o. Finch, J. M., ordered added and add ed to list l25 cattle, raise on cattle from D head to 200 head at slo; added to list personal property, $50.
 Feldman, Henry, ordered added and added to list l20 cattle, raise on cattle from 30 head at 80 to 150 head at slo Board adjourned as Board of Equali. zation and Supervisors to July sth, 1897.
 JOHN MILLER, F. A. oHAMBERLIS, Chairman
 Clerk.
 By T. A. LoNEReAN, Deputy Clerk.
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07

OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
 FLORENCE, Ariz., July, 8, 1S97| Board of Equalization met, all mem bers present.
 Griffin, ". H., ordered added and added to list improvements on home stead $50, improvements on Moreau place s100. personal property sl5.
 Graham, Louis E., raise on value of hogs from s75 to $50.
 Gould, Vim, ordered added and added to list 50 cattle, raise on cattle from 175 head at s9 to 225 head at sl0. Girard, J. B., ordered added and added to list 45 cattle, raise on cattle from 2O5 head at 30 to 25O head at slO. Glassman, Columbus, ordered added and added to list 1SO cattle. raise on cattle from 145 head at So to 275 head at sI0.
 Higuerra, Deltino, added to list personal property s2O. Hopkins, J. H., ordered raise on block 99 Florence townsite from so0 to $50; on improvements from s100 to s250, on value of cattle from 800 to sl09 Hopkins and Foreman, ordered added and added to list 40 cattle, raise on cattle from 60 head at 80 to 100 head at s10.
 Harrington, Amanda, ordered raise on value of cattle from s1s0 to $201.
 Herreras, Jose, ordered added and added to list cattle, raise on cattle from 25 head at s9 to 30 head at sl0, on horses from s25 to s45.
 Herreras, Julio, raise on horses from $40 to ss0.
 Hardwick, F. G., raised on personal | property from go to $40.
 Hadley Elwood, ordered raise on section 2s, township 6 south, range 6 east, 40 acres, from s200 to s480; on lots I, 2, 8, and 5, block 4, South Florence from s100 to $50; on Improvements from $50 to s1OO; on personal property from ss50 to $500.
 Hadley, Louis E., estate of, raise on southeast quarter section 15, township south range east, 16o acres, from s3SO to s9OO.
 Hall & Sullivan, ordered raise or 20 stamp mill, tramway, hoisting works and improvement from s6, 300 to sl0, ,o0o.
 Hewitt, Hugh, ordered added and added to list 400 cattle, raise on catt e from 400 head at s9 to 800 head at sl9 added to list, furniture s1O.
 Halliday, L. w., ordered added ai,d added to list 105 cattle, raise on cattle from 15 head at s9 to 12O head at BIO.
 Irion & Craig, ordered added and added to list 150 cattle, raise on cattle from 45O head at s9 to 600 head at sl0.
 Jaegerman, Chas., raise on personal prop perty from s42 to $59.
 James, John T., raise on section 95, township south, range 14 east, l20 acres, from s1sO to $40; on ? horses from s25 to sS0; 10 cattle from s90 to slOO.
 Jones, o. H., raise on cattle from s54O to $500.
 Board adjourned as Board of Equal ization to July 9th, 1897.
 JOHN MILLER. F. A. CHAMBERIM, Chairman Clerk. na~,.+x, -1o,.i.
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07

-. ..rs. water right, from s4Oo to s5oo' added to list 3 cattle sso. .o les.sn Keiibsrg, Emil, ordered raise on 30 cattle from s27O to $500.
 Lile, J. M, raise on merchandise from s coo to s2,5oo.
 Lonergau, ". H., raise on 80 acres of land from so4o to $500.
 Lopez. victoriana, raise on block r. Florence townsite, from sl5 to s25; on horses from s45 to sloo.
 Logan. Josie H., ordered raise on sections 33 and 35, township south, range 5 and east, 40 acres, from Slo per acre to SIP per acre, on S5 cows from ssl5 to sS5o.
 Logan, F. G., raise on sections 4, 30 and 32, townships and south, range east, $50 acres, from slO per acre to SIP per acre.
 Loss, c. J., raise on 40 cattle, from s360 to s4OO.
 Latin, Mrs. Amy, raise on value of I50 cattle from s1 $50 to s1 800.
 Latin, F. w, raise on value of 100  cattle from sl $50 to sl,5oo.
 Lopez, R., raise on value of cattle from sseo to s4oo.
 Long, Mary E., ordered raise on fractional block lO4, Florence townsite, from s4oO to $500; on improvements from $500 to $500.
 Board met at 3 p. m. as Bord of Supervisors.
 Complaints having been made to the Board that people are visiting the house of Jno. Nicholas where is Diph- theria, it was ordered that the sani- tary officer he instructed to employ guards for such time as is necessary, at s2.5o per day each.
 Demand S4, E. Bouyille, for s1S5 janitor salary, last quarter, allowed and ordered paid from salary fund.
 Board proceeded with the equali- zstion of taxes.
 Michea, Mrs. c. R., Guardian, ordered added and added to list wagon SEQ mower s25, rake slo, harness s1O, raise on sections 20 and 35, township south range and 10 east, 90 acres, from. $500 to 5000; on personal property from s29C to s84o.
 Miehea, c. R. & Co.,, ordered added and added to list, merchandise s5Os. Mcyeigh, A., ordered added and add ed to list furniture s20; raise on worb horses from s2O to $40; on r cattle from sl5s to sl7O; on IS hogs from SIS to s26.
 Marquand, T. F., ordered raise or section 20, township south, range 1C east, 6 acres, from s65O to $500; or cattle from s45O to $500; on half inter est in Moreau ranch from $50 to s1oO.
 Mcclellan, Thos. II. and wife, ordered added and added to list buggy s2o blacksmith tools slO; raise on no acreI of land from sSSO to slloo; on improve ments from s2OO to $500. Morrel, Frank, raise on 12O cattl, from go per head to s1o per head.
 Meyers, Geo. w., ordered added ant added to list 15 cattle, raise on cattle from 10 head at So to 25 head at sI0.
 Martin, Mrs. Mary, raise on value ot cattle from s675 to s75O.
 Mayhew, J.F., raise on value of cattl, from s9e0 to s4OO.
 Board adjourned as Board of Equali, zation and Supervisors to July 10th lssz
 JOHN MILLER, A. OhAMBERLIN, Chairman
 Clerk. By T. A. LoNERGAN. De-,,tv c>,au,.
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07
Ripans Tabules.

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 Ripans Tabules cure nausea. Ripans Tabules; at druggists. Ripans Tabules cure dizziness. Ripans Tabnles cure headache. Ripans Tabules cure aatulence. Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia. Ripans Tabules cure bad breath. Ripans Tabules. cure biliousness. Ripans Tabules: one gives relief. Ripans Tabules eare indigestion. Ripans Tabules CUTS torpid liver. Ripans Tabules. gentle eathartic. Ripans Tabules cure constipation. Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach. Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative. Ripans Tabules cure liver tsous les
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
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OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 FLORENCE, Ariz., July 2, lS97.S Board of Supervisors met pursuant to to adjournment. Present-John Miller, chairman; J. H. Brown and Geo. F. Cook, members; T. A. Lonergan, deputy clerk.
 The following demands were allowed and ordered paid from the salary fund; John Miller, 8, services as
 Supervisor, a quarter ..$ 45 co Geo. F. Cook, 40, services as
 Supervisor, 2d quarter . S4 co J. H. Brown, fl, services as
 Supervisor, 2d quarter ....... 25 co J. H. Brown. 42, services as
 Supervisor, 2d quarter ~ 9 % Petitition of E. W. Childs md others asking the appointment of August Kegel as Justice of the Peace of Nam moth precinct, was granted, with bond fixed at 5000.
 Board proceeded with equalization of taxes.
 Kin Chung, raise on merchandise from $25O to $500.
 
 cuen, ,IFrancisco, raise,on ? horses from sSO to $40; on cattle from 800 to $lOO.
 Cooley, s. R., raise on improvements from $40 to slOO on 1 horse from BIO to s2O.
 Carriger and Schutter, ordered added and added to list 150 cattle, raise on cattle from 15O head at 80 to 300 head at $lo.
 Cook, Geo. F., raise on work horses from $loo to $12O.
 Cunningham, W. A., raise on horses from $75 to s95.
 Clerk, J. L., ,.ordered added and added to list 100 cattle, raise on cattle from 25O head at go to $50 head at s1O; raise on saddle horses from $50 to sl20.
 Cronley, Bridget, ordered added and added to list 100 cattle, raise on cattle from $40 at s9 to 40 head at slO.
 Castro, Jesus, ordered added and add ed to list 25 cattle, raise on cattle from 9 head at s9 to 50 head at s10; raise or 1 stock horses from s2O to $40; on : saddle horses from $50 to s45; on house from s15 to $50; added to list l harness s1O.
 Duran, Jose, raise on value of cattle from SO to s1o0.
 Donnelley, Mrs. NJ, ordered added and added to list 70 cattle, raise on cat. tie from 125 head at s9 to 200 head al s10; improvements on ranch sf50, wagon and harness $50, added to list.
 Dobson, John, ordered added and added to list 15 cattle, raise on cattle from 50 head at s9 to 65 head at s1O; on ? horses from s3O to $40. Durham. J. H., raise on 2horses from s25 to $40. Dunn, F. K, ordered raise on value of improvements on east half section 32, township south, range east, s10O to s2oo.
 Daley, Duran, ordered raise on stock horses from s25 to to $50; on 4 saddle horses from $40 to s6O; on cattle value from s675 to s75O, on improve ments from s25 to $50.
 Desmond, Thos., ordered added and added to list 425 cattle, raise on cattle from 175 head at 80 to 500 head at s1O; furniture s2O.
 Espinosa, Juan, ordered raise on cat tie valuation from s190 to s200. | Edof, J. F., raised on section 10, township 5 south, range 9 east, 16o acres, from s1350 to s16OO.
 Elliott, W. V, raise on blocks l64 and
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,

OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 FLORENCE, Ariz., July, 8, 1897.i Board of Equalization met, with all members present.
 Keating, J. G., raise on east half q southeast quarter of section 21, town. ship 5 south, range east, 80 acres, %
The Florence tribune., 1897-08-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Comcial Proceediugs.)
tContinued from first page)

pa and Phoenix and Salt River Valley Railroad company in your county for the current year 1897: Name of Company-Maricopa and
 Phoenix and Salt River Valley Rail-
 road Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-20
M'LEAN HOT AFTER
HANNA'S METHODS.
The Cincinnati Editor Inaugurates
a Most Unusual Cam
paign.
SHREVD AGENTS SEEK FACTS
VIII Discover Just How Much It Cost to
Buy State Delegations for
Mckinley.

Washington, June 10 John r. Nc
Lean is about to bring a lot of miser-
able chickens home to roost in Mark
Hanna,s back yard M0Iean has en-
plOyed a number of shrewd special
agents to go through Southern States
and ascertain exactly what 1T cost to
buy the delegations for Mckinley in
the winter of 1896. They are get
ting facts with aflidavits. Mclean
sagely works on the theory that the
fellows who received money more than
year ago are without money now.
They want more money. With little
financial inducement they will talk i.
Some of them are talking. All of the
information which the Mclean men
gather, and it must be supported by
Sffidavits, will be published in the
Cincinnati Enquirer and republished
in the democratic papers of the south.
The experienced Republican politi-
clan who gives your correspondent
this information says hat the corrup-
tiOn In Louisiana and Texas has al
ready been demonstrated. There are
also agents of Mclean investigating
with some degree of success the meth
ods which were used to take the state
of Minnesota away from Senator
DAVIS, the state of Illinois away from
Senator Cullom, the state of Nebraska
away from Senator Henderson, and
the state of Vermont away from
Speaker Reed. Mclean does not en-
plOy cheap men. He has the best men
that can be found for this wnrk ns -
vestigation. Mclean is out for the
senatOrship and he means business.
He is going after Hanna with long
stick and sharp knife. Colonel Ike
Hill says: Johnny Mclean will go
all over Ohio with a milestone in his
bootleg and his galluses down until
after harvest"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-06-20
MOTIVE OF THE FIGHT.
Clained That Discharged Official Wanted a
Fat Job.

Clainod That Discharged Official Wanted a
Fat Job.
Macon, June 19.--It developed today
that the whole scheme to place the
Southern railway in the hands of a re-
ceiver was the work Of a former Off
cial of the Georgia Southern and Flor
ida railroad, who had been deposed
from lucrative position, his object
being in this last move to become re-
ceiver of the Southern.
A few prominent men, who had been
induced to join In the fight against the
Southern, now declare they were de-
ceived as to the real motive of the
suit.
1t has become evident that popular
feeling Is wholly against receiver
ship and wrecLing vast investments
simply to right some fancied wrong.