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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-12

Calls the travelling publc's attention to
their new passenger service between
Wheeling, Cincinnati, Lexington and
Louisville. quickest time. Best service.
Scenery along the Ohio river, from
Wheeling to Cincinnati unsurpassed.
You can leave Wheeling on the fast line
at 1880 a. M, connecting at Kenovn with
the Chesapeake & Ohio, r. r. V. Lin
lied, (the finest equipped train In the
world, arriving at Cincinnati at 500 p.
M, Lexington ut $50 p, M, Louisville
at SI5 p. m. THIS tlmo is not being
made by other lines Give this new
line trial II you do You will take
no other IN the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-12

W. n. JOHNSON. Newark, o.. says:
zone Minute Cough Cure saved my
only child from dying by Group" II
has saved thousands OF others suffering
from Group, pneumonia, bronchitis, ana
other serious throat and lung troubles.
Charles H. Goethe, Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sIxth
and Jacob streets: A. H.. Scheele. No. COZ
Main street; ENley Bros, Penn and
Zane streets Bowie d Co, bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-12
TRADES ASSEMBLY.
A Regular Meeting of the Labor
Body Held Sunday.
THE QUESTION OF IMMIGRATION

Was Discussed, Through RESOLUTIONS Re-
esiysd from PsnnsyIvAnia 0rEanlEa-
tion "A COMMITTEES a ppolntsd TO Prepare
Suitable observation-disclosures Commits
Tee blake. Its Quarterly tsport-HIgh
school Matter Discussed Labor Day
Committee Meets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-12
Sheet Music, lie Per Copy.

Special sale beginning with to-day,
5000 copies. Come early IL you wish to
secure the choicest.
F. W. BANNER CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-12
THREE DROWNED.
Chris sishke Finds a watery
Grave in the Ohio.
IIISCLOInES FOUND YESTERDAY

Morning on the River Bank Just Above
the whSrfboat-supposed to Have Been
Attacked by orAmpI-was Seen Last at
the Howell House at 4 o'eiOck-Two
Young Girls Drowned In the Ohio Just
below BsIlalre-BOy's Narrow Escape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-12

Mr.. II, n. Greevc, merchant, OF Chill.
howic, Va, ccrtl1eB that he had con.
sumption, was glvcn up to die, nounht
all medical treatment that money
could procure, tried all cough RENE.
dies he could hear of, but rot no ~.
lief, spent many nights slttlnE up In
chniri was induced to try Dr Kings
New Dlgcovory and wnB cured by use
Of two bottles. For pnt three ycnrs
baa bten attending to business. und
gnyH DL Kings New Discovery " tho
grlndosl remedy ever made, ~ II has
done 40 much fdr him ana also for
others In HE community pr, Kings
Now Discovery N guaranteed for
Coughs Colds ma Consumption, II
don't fail Logan DRUG Cos Drug
Store,
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers In tho city and wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Mr.. Alex Mitchell, treasurer OF the
Mutual Savings Bank met with pain
full accident on Saturday, In alightlng
from q street car at the west end Of the
steel bridge. The most aEgrayatlng
feature to Mr.. Mitchell Is that he Is
compelled to carry around with him q
pair OF blnok eyes, which, under no
circumstances, are desirable orna-
ments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-12

Rufus Holden, of Klngwood, Is a
stamm house guest.
VIII Ephlln and Edward a. Arkle.
spent Sunday with Cadlz friends.
Charles u. Smith OF New cumbcr-
land, was a Mcclure guest yesterday.
u. H. Elsenburth and wife, Of New
Martlnsvllle. were at the Howell yes
terday.
Charles a. wlkoH. n representative
OF the Columbus Dispatch, is guest
Of the Mcclure.
H. A, Reich, New Martinsvllle, and
j, McGregor. Pine Fork, are West Vlr-
glnlans at the Stamm.
NJ. u, Moore. hustllng salesman OF
Ilon-BOn baking powder, II registered
from Chicago. nt the silmm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-12

~ AEK OF THE ONO VALLEY,
rArIrALa.....,......msi5S.ooo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-12

WILLIAM \. lsE1vr......s.apr President
MORTIMER roLLoGH,",Nlco President
Drafts On England. Ireland, Franco and
Germany
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

ORDINANCE NO. i6es-An ofaiaan -
leVying a special assessment 70 s@,sv
The SECOND annual installinfnss a.. =
tcresf which mature and neesms ~
able upon the bonds OK L0csn ~ w. -
ment District No. 49, issue.aI. -, sa u, i,
thority Of Ordinance 10 80 .t ~ b.
IMPROVEMENT Of Main street ia s4 q.
jirarce No. ISIS. IN accordance W
nssesenent roll OF said district sg l.s -
by Ordinance No. 5glg ana pfv''-As
the collection thereof. !. .e.ets,, q
BE IL ordained by the CITY OF 0eA'-
follows: - 4. hsrsf
section I. That there be and = as y
levied a special assessment ~ shsfsk
marcel and lot Of land ana pais sss.r<
Contained in Local Impreveri ~ IA
No. f03. established by ofu, ~. assg
3sl5 for the Improvement OF hx.as.s.ss.
therein ordered, said EprciAi. aaA,sss~s ~
being for the purpose Of rsas sa's s--ssssss
second annual instailmenls 80 ,sxr ~
10 mature and become pay 49, $50, sassFyE
bonds OF said local impIess s.'s.s ~ 6xs.
No l02 issued under autboII9 q ~
,,e,,es No gs;s The af10uhs sa,rA
ef,sl.ia1 assessment againFt sAs,ae. ~
a,,9 ~ ~ land within &ala oiaa..sst -
- c1e-trnth part 81 the assrs s,s "a -
tered mon the essessfnenE - VI. 10 H
district as provided pY ofel, u ss.-sssss -
ard therein made ebaiss ..,rsst ss ~
property, together VIII or sssSs
rsf6 of nine 90 per ertitAs,n, ssraogat
- D,t;.e-faryha II the total ah' n ~
ed assessment from fbs sssssarsns
,t+.rttg, ~ the first amman go. 80 N sA1
- ssid nonds Until the nat 1880. ~
eecrud annual insialimeil.s - N AL =
vsded that II any pAFesl ~ IA ncsi u
part thereof cQntalnsn ~ ~ .s.eli hsFs -.
provence 80 'f,abilItv By the gs.zs.sss.
re.deeiiled I'm, ar,n,Int Of the $3.50
=. w a@@frst The same ~ "a = ssr
s,5 Ion MARCEL Or lot o. 80. 80 ao<9s
.rrrc,,e shau rot be Bahiv -
sesezer nert herein leFis1s Liz Il hsss
SEC q The city IoIiipss IL - sssiss'sss
directed 20 enter oF t.'.,,sgys !0sl q =
uit'it -,1+.,,sr,f District NO .sgygssf
ca 1T pi' 49, C,tty Engineer arc, 49, a. ~
~ ...15S.y.~e No ssI2s 10 IAr ~.sr saySss
s.fds4 ar tfaf purpose - sssfet3
1911 abeeta 70 be ssrssssa4 49,.
a.,.rsI amounts 81 Ut Sse.sss@aee 60.
roerts levied By tnis olis.,s.sssts ~ ~
rho same re4E~ettfnt ~ hs p 80
acrip-l9n o. - man which 81 -.
or Pal II ievfed ard ~ i sss -.
49, ~ me CttY Fffe 100 ri -
aa ~r.,,t- - sad ss@ss.1 assfssssg
--Iv, q said spss9 Tns =.
t.rrf5, ta.FaG as al2ss r,yss~s 1sea
T~res t~.r snail. give sse e0isse'. -
seld rs9ec-lge sHat'f re sYrs.sr Z. y.
specially asss.seio 2as,r1aces e.
erd The ISaNe 3. - = ~ ~
5tirm ~ and i tH, ,ssor shsfs -
-.'t.Afr ire tlrne fixed lnssfx grfefssss.,~ 80
sss4drF +rrrctS fae ssss~tsr ~.
eha-rea exed ~ the go esbE ptt
6slsse ~ said cl'y rogies4 . s =
irrs rad .heTeon e 80 1ssy I,sss~saaas
the cl,y cnaTi.s.f..r ,se ss..t g..ses -
sian Psoe ....i 9 Ga ii das ail'Ss'''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29

ORDINANCE No. Ae0s-AN ORDINANCE
prohibiting the use Of gang planks, With
out a life line or hand rail, for en1barlting
or isembarking passengers upon or from
bOals or vessels within the city OF Seattle,
and providing penalties for the violation
thereof
BE ii ordained by the City or Seattle as
follows:
Section /. It shall be unlawful within the
city of Seattle 10 use any gang plank for
embarking or disembarl<ing passengers
such gang plank Is provided with life line
or hand rail- so constructed that Il may be
taken hold Of by passengers while so en-
barking or disembarking:
SEC. ?. The master OF any vessel upon
which a gang plank IS used for en-
barking or disembarking passengers with
not ' provided With 0ga'''n life VIM" Inc or Or
hand rail such as Is mentioned in section
one of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty
OF misde mesnor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by a fine not ex-
ceeding ten $1,000 dollars for the first Of
Tense, and twenty five &25.o0 dollars for
each subsequent offense, or by imprison-
ment not exceeding ten days or by both
such fine and imprisonment.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
and approval, II approved by the mayor;
otherwise il shall take effect at the time II
shall become a law under the provisions
of the city charter.
Passed the CITY Council the 9th day Of
September 1897, and signed by me in opcn
session in Authorization OF its passage this
&afh day of September. 1897.
WILLIAM McARDLE.
President Pro TEN OF the City Council
Approved by me this 18th day Of septem-
Der 1891. j. e. CREIGHTON.
Acting Mayor.
Filed by me this 18th day OF September.
1897.
Attest: WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-officlo City
Clerk.
(Seal)
Published September %, 1897.
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In order 20 secure correct fnssEtion =.
,offeee under these headfngs 1tfs 80
sses,Id h. left AZ the business Office g -
- y,er NJ, eharze r. made fer s1cl not4ces-
Funeral notice. resofutioTis 9. 49, -.
eszl arrouncer aenfs vTiu 5s e1s'g-.s = 10
,s,s ~ ID senfa Ger llue esch i-zcrtlog
~TEr.IFG ESCER CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-29
CITY SorE.r.


e deemed TO De a,s .s~..
benefited BIZ sglsh - snail V n, -
Section 80 'mpFosssrs,. ra~.
shaA Re divided io,. e'sssesslrsaf
Nsea in said Orssins -, ss,s.A'sssiSsoss 'sss
- oy ordinance Va 20
SNASEse of said SIC ~ sest
uS betrayed by The ssseass, 20
N.ai assessment ,,iss-ler ~
tS ~ said Local "a -
S..et. which aSseSSrns,, '.sss'gcSesssss -
-. ~ ~ vance with the gS,s-..AA ee -
@.4t ~ 0luRncsS ia resa,lss, .s II e u ~
aSsssssfIaent. together ws.s sAsrssa: ~ =.
60 as upon the rp snes.s.,s ne lssess<s =
$3.50 ySSsS'' SnSA be Collected :. sssas y :
seetion4 The NODE :.
-. .oS.,4 Improvement SHAH 'Ias-s ~ rs.
,I.eS o. immediate pavrss.. asaie = -
ne S-aarter and ina 90. a. So
- Ia Aefet0, and - sss-siSStss =
80 Z es prepared ana rar.,-ss *
COUNCIL and other p-a,s $3.50 % IL ~ ~
or or, as are nrescriea,i ss -. has To-
.4iii't 9lale payment An 80 Eas )
py sad assessment shan ''s ai'eaeys sssss
.1lo tor said district ma ~. ~ ms
Wy, 70 De called II .sss ~ w Tssas
: ma District No. 10 ~ pssssase,
4@!tu IS created 70 tefray - @ IA
peilse Of said imprQyer,s-s.a s esss esa =.
section a Said ir1nro,-s.
made under the superys s'.S.''e ~ saas !,
OF faohc Works. which i :. sae Raass
~ - vteVu with said lrnnrnva,..s s2asse.
oec'ion n That Ordinance n
proved August 81. ISe1 ~ 80 ss - II
hereby repealed. - 14a tas SOC
Section !. This Ordinance .s.n
Ieel ana be In force fresa s s,,s IN {.
passage and approval. Il ann ~ s'ssr a
mayor; otherwise Il shan f ssssa y I,
ne time Il shan become !. isss esess I,
provisions Of the City Chsrsass andss iss
F3ssed the City Cos,ncsl -.
Of september. 1877. ana S;yrss "a 20 sl
open session in authentieas,ss--a y ~
sage tals 9th day Of Sensss, J'. y i, = ~
WILLIAM Msspnsr
President Pro TEN. 81 The ~. s,fssi.k>
Approved by me this 9Th ,ssy ss !.
TENDER, 1881. aas =,
]. Z. CRICHFuv
Fiiad Ia, ~ ~. a.. Acting A@s-
1887. '1 Gay o. segisnsz
Attest: Wills p,
City Comptroller and El.. l,,Ahkf !.
Clerk. saseao Y.
(Seail
puhlfShpS SavtA..A- a. -.
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NOTICE TO sToCkHoLpERs.

STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of King County IN
vestment Company. No. .. will he
held at the office Of the com
pany. namely. room rs New York
block IN the city Of Seattle. King county,
Washington. on Monday. the 18th day Of
October. 1897. at 800 p. m at which
meeting trustees for the ensuing wear
VIII be elected. and such other business
transacted as may be lawfully brought
before the meeting
J H. HOGE, JR.. President.
W. .. MORRISON. Secretary.
Dated September .. lS97.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. There
viii be a meeting OF the stockholders Of
fhe Wayne Gold and Copper Mining
Company. OF Seattle. az the Offices OF re
company. Monday. October q. 1897 for
tho purpose OF Increasing tho capitai
stock Of said company and trarsar+inp
sGrh other business as may come before
this meeting
w w ROCKHTLL. Preefden.
B. GILBERT. Secretary.
Seattle Wash. September =. 1897.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMPASSIONATE are now prepared n
do IMPOSITION for the trade tarv meas
ursl i'm <oupareil. Minicn. BREWER ayd
Icrc Primer Satisfaction guaranteed
CAL or address Post-lnteidEencer. Seat
tie
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY "a
manufacturers business hcfscS a~9
ruh.fc men by the Press Cllnniup -,
Tesu tAlien's), Union block. Portland
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nr.IHs sxD FUNERALs.

- - ~ " -
E4e@s.a MI ~ held this Afternoon y
Z cook a. Bonnsy & stsSsrL s1''A1-s''
snferrnerss Al LAKE, View ceEosssfJ-
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RESOLUTION NO. 12s-BE TT RESOLy-
ed by the City Council OF the City or
Seattle as follows:
ID That il is the intention of the City or
Seattle 10 improve Iesler Way from the
west curb line of Occidental Avenue 20 the
center line Of Fifth Avenue by replanking
ing and reccnstructing 6ulkheaGs on such
portions thereof as msy be necessary.
% That the cost thereof De paid by as
sessment 10 ne levied upon the properly
abuttlng upon said portion Of said ieSler
Way under the plan az immediate pay
ment' In the manner provided BY the Char
ter and Ordinances Of the City OF Seattle.
go That the City Engineer be directed
TO furnish 10 the city council an estimate
OF the cost of said Improvement.
Cd That the matter OF making said I'M
provement Will be considered by the city
council At a session thereof. 10 be held on
the 4th day Of October, 1897, al 80 o clock
y. m, At which time all persons desiring
10 be heard before the city council upon the
matter OF making said Improvement are
notified TO be present.
Passed the City Council the 9th day OF
September 1897. ana signed by me in open
session in authentication Of its passage this
9th day Of September, 1881.
WILLIAM McARDLE.
President Pro TEN OF the City Council.
Filed by me this 2sth day Of September.
1897. WILL II. PARRY,
city Comptroller and Ex-officio City
Date Of first publication. September %.
1897.
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CITY NOTICES
CITY TREAsUER's NoTIcE-cITY OF

CITY TREASURES NoTICE-CITf OF
Nesiys is hereby given that the first an
n,1al insfallnent Of local improvement dis
trfrt No. ia for The Improvement q Har-
xsr5 Avenue North formerly Oak Street
Chestnut Avenue and SherorooAe StrseA
from the north END o. ne ssss,i.'s III
formerly Harvard StrseD 70 the north
margin 81 East Highland Drive QoTulefly
Nelson Street, under the provisions q o.
ainanca Ne 4aTT which provides Tor me
IMPROVEMENT Of said street ey grazing.
siaewalking and parking said Harvard
Avenue North. and providing Tor me pay
nent therefor IL instRllmsnts ana esta0-
fishing q fund FOR such payment oy re
lowing ard collection OF speclal assess
rnents therefor upon the property osne-
flied by the Improvement, and proNi0 -ng
for tha issuance Of bonds as authorized oN
an act ~ ire legislature Of the Safe Of
washington, approved March 9sh, M, and
under the provisions Of ordinance No as4s.
approved May 7th. 1926. as amended oY or-
Sinaaee No. St4o. approved July ntA, lS'f,
has hAen duly certified TO ME for CollSc-
tioy, and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against esch parcel and
lot ~ land and part thereon. IA said dis
frict in payrnent Of such INSTALLING MS re-
mains unpaid and the same. including the
interest on the whole amount charged must
be paid on or before Oth day OF october.
1897. Unless paym ny He nlane en- s9ch m
stallment on ~ before The Seh day Of
Octnhe- 1885, the sarae shall become deiin-
ouert and shall bear interest al the rate OF
per cent. per annum, until paid. ana II
not paid before said time, a penalty 0f five
10 per cent. shall &c added. and The sums
delincuert SnsH BE- ltered on he annual
TAX ron for the current year against each
LOT and Parcel of land. and part Their OF
20 DELINQUENT and with the interest and
p~nalty shall be collected az other axes.
together with such additional charges or
penalties as a-e authorized 20 BE charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes.
and each lot or parcel Of land so dslin-
aller7t shall be sold for the amount Of such
assessment. with interest. penalty and
costs in the manner provided By law.
GEORGE T. MEACHAM
CITY Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
n,+o ~ frSr auhlf~a fian SsnfAnnher oath
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE

As~.-.,.x-~ ss.srtur display advertise
rents rnsn9sa Tor the Sunday issue nast
hand IN rnrv by i O'Clock Saturday 20 ~
-ure change.
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IT.IIra0y - Fremont. MonSay = =
ssnssser. =, lsE. 20 the WIG o. r. -
Johnson. 4 N0Ts.
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HELP wANTED-.Iar.E.

WANTEp--For u. S army. abie-bsfieA
unmarried men. between ages OF u aud
DO citizens OF the United States. of roo1
character and temperate habits who
can speak. read and write English For
informat ton apply 20 recruiting cfytcrr
Boston block. Seattle Wash
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ISfPC3 -%I5FeTs STOCK %0TTCfs-Tee frl-
lowing d-ecr.aea mar. Sliced IN he
r5tF r5s-nG seareT beer e. l=E VIII ha sold
- -''.efr ossrtfl~ 20 tn. htet.-st $780,
20 cash ~ kan8. re pay csst z i'm
poaa3aE an8 saFer lslnE Saturday,
Ce-1aer 1897 1f ga o'ele.zs e. ru AZ ale
Tnird aveozz and Eesisr way
Cre wntte mare.
TIE owner ~ ere above described mare
beng unknown 20 ne.
G REED. Calef of Po'ice.
Date % hrst publication. September a
iss-
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wANTED-An idea Who can thtnk !,
some simple thing 10 patents Ir9ferf
your ideas. they may bring YOU wnsftb
Write John Wsdderhurp & Co. Dent Il
foE their $3.50 priEe offer and LIST OF es6
Inventions wanted wv
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-19

Whenever virtue ceases to be substance in
American affairs this great Republic will fall
to pieces, because the virtue and intelligence
of the people is the rock upon which this Gov
ernment stands. When either wealth, igno-
rance or corrupt political ambition supplants
virtue and honest intelligence in the policy OF
this Nation this great Republic will be In
DANGER.
There are other perils, however, impending
over our country, ana these are OF political
nature. The safety and the perpetuity OF this
Nation depends largely upon the wisdom, the
stability and the purity OF American politics
II we mainta pure politics we will have pure
government. But when the American people
shall become so lmbued with factional political
sentiments as to be willing to risk the Nation
for.the success of a party or q cause, then the
ounlry Will be in danger.
Remember always that nothing can survive
the loss OF liberty. With its loss will fall all
that civilization holds dear. II wish to
continue this Republic IN the course marked
out by the constitution we must maintain the
moral sentiments OF the people. II we would
perpctuate the principles OF freedom and sus-
tain American institutions we must cultivate
a patriotic devotion to our country. Then the
temple OF liberty built by our fathers Will
stand through time untouched by vandal
hands, but the great mission of the American
Nation will be accomplished only when lib
erty, regulated by law, shall be the inspiring
principle Of all the nations OF the earth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-19

Senator George &. Perkins says that he
will give the matter his careful considera-
tlon. Congressman Eugene T. Loud in
his answer said: II have in the past
and shall continue to use such influence
as is IN my power to further the measure"
Congressman Hartmann made similar
promise. Senator Stephen M. White also
promises to DO what he can, but he throws
cold water over the matter by adding In
conclusion: IF Mr.. Reed would consent
to its presentation to the House it
would undoubtedly pass; but | am very
much afraid that he will refrain from
favorable action. / am doing my utmost
to force it through" The answer of Sem
ator George w. Mcbride shows that the
measure has friends, for he writes as fol-
lows:
In reply have to say that I am a
member of the Committee on Public Lands that
condemned the bill at the last session. AS
your letter states, the bill was amended so as
10 include OREGON in its provisions, and the
members OF the Oregon delegation in Congress
are unanimous in its support and very anxious
that the bill should pass the House OF Repre-
sentatives at the present session.
The executive com mittee of the associa-
ton is not overlooking the State LIE isla-
ture and before the session Is over will
have prepared mum ber of m easures that,
it is believed, will be of great benefit to
the miners of the State. One matter
which is of more than usual interest re-
lates to the acquisition OF mining rights
upon public domain. The committee 10
which this matter was given 10 frame an
act was instructed to confine the proposed
law to the following purposes:
The enactment of law providing for the
recording OF notices of location, and making
such notice when recorded prima facie evil
dence of the facts therein reclted.
The enactment of law allowing the dis
coverer of lode claim sixty days from the
date OF his discovery to perfect his location
and mark mis- boundaries.
The enactment OF law providing for the de-
posit with the County Recorder OF the several
counties of all district records heretofore ex-
listing, making such County Recorder the legal
custodian of such records and authorizlAg G
copies certified to by such recorder 10 be ad-
mitted in evidence, with like eff ct as II GER
titled to by the original custodian OF such
record.
Making provision for the amendment of
location nouces where the originals are de-
fective
Providing for the proof OF annual labor by
affidavit filed with the County Recorder on the
lines OF the existing law.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-19
FETRIONA QUINONES.
ont of his pocket and began to stab me

ont of his pocket and began to stab me
with it.
II screamed TOR help and seized the
knife with my left hand and tried to
wrench it from him, but l could not do it
and he continued to stab me. 1 ran
screaming out of the room and knocked at
two doors calling for help, but no one
answered.
II was afraid Herman would renew his
assault upon me, but on going back to
nv room l found he was not there.
threw on my dress and ran to a doctor in
the next block, but he would not attend
to me, and then l met policeman and
was taken to the hospital"
Dr. Fitzgibbon found three wounds on
her back, deep wound in her abdomen
and six wounds on her left hand. 1t took
him a considerable time to stitch and
dress the wounds.
Herman Cohn called at the Central Po-
lice Station about l o'clock yesterday
morning an0 surrendered himself, ac-
knowledging that be had done the siab b.
bing. He was under the influence of
liquor, and refused to say why he had at
tempted to murder the woman. He was
taken to the hospital and the woman