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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-02
MARINE NEWS.

HooCiAM July i-Arrived-June ..
str Casper. from San Francisco for aber-
deem schr Occidental. from San Pedro Tor
AkerGeens schr Ruby A Cousins and schr
Lilleooane, from san Francisco for Hoqui-
am; schr BoenayentCra, from ReGonio for
HoQuiam-
SAN FRANCISCO. July I.-Arrived-Str
Nsila Waila, from Victoria and Puget
sound. saiied-Str Jeanne. He-schel isl
and, schr Mary Gilbert, AItata.
san DIEGO. July l-Sailed. June 30,
schr Sequoia, for Puget sound.
SAN PEDRO, July l-Arrlved-June o.
bktn Venetian. from Portland
NEW WHATCOM. July 1.--Sailed-Juue
30. Nor 81 Prince Edward for Valparaiso
DtNkIRk, July I-Arrived-Iune %,
Br ok Bees Wing, from Portland
NEW YORK. July l.-Arrived-Werken-
dam, frcm Rotterdam; Cuac. from Liver
pool.
PLYMOUTH. July I-Arrived-Fuerst
Bismarck. from New York for Hamburg
QUEENSTOWN July l.--Arrive3-Bris-
annie, from New York for Liverpool.
LONDON July i-ArEiyed-Moyilis
from New York
HAMBURG, July 1.-Arrived-Paris.
from New York.
LIVERPOOL. July f-Arrived-Rhine
land. from New York
NAPLES, July L-Arriyed-Ems. from
New York
REEM July l-Arrived-
Trave, from New York.
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A FAREWELL DANCE.
.intahs Hold II Festival In Col. Rand
let's Honor.

IINTAH INDIAN AGENC va
Fort nucheSne, Utah. June 30.-Two
days ago two Of the big chiefs Of the
Uintahs called on Col. Raudlett acting
Indian agent. and requested permission
for their tribes 20 proceed into the Tin
tab mountains this week for the purpose
81 holding a good hy Indian dance. as
Col Randlett was about TO leave the
tribe after ten years service as their
guardian. Col. Randle,t endcavored TO
Vi@suadc them fram their purpose, bsIt
finally gave lis consent, Today fully so
ties started for their dancing place TWEEN
" miles distant IN the Uintah mountains.
where until Friday morning they Will hold
their festivities.
Friday night he entire tribe will he at
he agency again. Saturday Is regular
ration issue day. when each Indian de-
s'res 10 personally say good-by TO Col
Randlett.
The Cncomnahgre Indians on the lower
reservation touray agency are preparing
for celebration some time next week IN
Col, Randlett's honor. Capt Beck. Re-
Gently appointed 20 sue -eed Col Rsndl4tt
Te'ired. VIII arrive At For; puchesne Sun.
Gay r.ukt
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They Are ReeoreiieJ.

NEW YORK. July From a cable
gram received here fyoA Mime No-tica
II IS evident that The opera singer ard
jean de Reszke have kissed ard made
~. snd they have settled their personal
@fairs. The Cahieeraru Is \ g follows.
London. July Having rad an In
terF.a wen y Jean ~ Eeszke e proved
that nave been uatsinferne3 ard nrisless
w sn I believed him the cause OF my
absence frcTa TIRE opera last summer.
Ncw 7 wish - state thar ar3 :horouxrlv
convinced anf hspny - saw thar i was
nNt jean ae Eeszke My impulse IN de-
cisrtng t1ts pE1Iicly as my sense et right
and justice 20 my fellow artist
LILLIAN NCR0T~s
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SAN FRANCISCO July The Hast
inSs vtj contest j. at an end ard ne
affairs ~ the eminent 5lr.st wH nor b.
aired 3a ccGrt M5ss Viola Keller. or
N-s Nt1a Hastings. a. SHE styled -er-
SEE has waived her claim - a ua~t e
ne Sssa $40 leff hy the late Jodre Hast
lnSS ard aas accepted a modest sum. The
sut has been dismissed by consent. Tae
terms CT tHe compromise are not statet
hut 81 = generally uraersfeo4 tat "a
surl Was hetwe.a 80 - sns 80 90 TAa
csse MAS dismissed on tae day So; fer tie
trial
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TbF.HgA Nine Sr-frs

The N-rth " cSteTn Line comprise. ova-
10 miles C. pertectly equipped rafIw.~
81, I,lineis. f2Wa. Wisconsin NfcAlre,
xsnr~soga. NoTra DaScsa, South naka,@
NssYASks aaa wyoming Ii operates 80
sv.<. trans "a tss world TIE service =
chicago Milwaukee ard AL TIE p-trcsrst
rt.t~s o. TIE E&~- ara Southeast carnor
- s,s~~s&ssA 1as.st or aAvtas voE~ ;icke.
via ~~Tbe Sorss- X ssrsr-'' f = Parker
CONNER. IA AseSt. 90 .trs; &veaGs. sea-.
9
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Railway Changes.

SAN FRANCISCO July AT - o'clock
LAST night the 80 miles ~ track. extending
from AoSzve TO the Needles oecx ne part
and parcel % the Santa Fe Pacific Rail
read Company. A. the same tine the
strip 81 rails running from Benson 70
. lay mas vas transferred - the South
ern Pacific. IN accord snee WITH previous
s-~aT saC'eucs- Al the officers and EN-
Tjcyes now in the service = the Atlantic
< Paclsc railroad Nil continue 20 per
:o-ua thei- 6GtteS Eatll otherwise ordered
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-r sEAT7'LE MARKETS.

..,ssrztsor fersoGs1v inisT'sfec YES
2. ess.n bssssrsss r. ne ic-AI IlaENct.
Esssz.,~n az West street 'Aes. N1 ~
=. sstisisy 70 o. 70 t''l wes,esfav acre
81 = - an, u ere were enough IL qbs
- y =. - se1rsosy rte demand. T5s nsxt
szs1f.. - - srftye .soss sat FrsTefseg al
So. rs5x csafr llings. egs plant Pep
= and pears -
- .ssox4ax xe-e ths iob5lng quota
y - ssh,IsszIe dealers yesterday
s.rnr. Flour and Coffee.
Isz.,ssrsxs Golden "C'' iu bbls. per
Sa{ss IT. FRI ii bbia. per =, 41tc:
.s.sais,e.. in 5bs& yer r.. 5lse cube.
z pCsaessc,. ise 500 ea.s = a ,Ss.iis
nsx ~ 4. a.. California sra;ae.s.
~ Ssssrn ea, -four, per Dbl. 80, Yer
- go. graham, .,er Ds,s IL OF
g sseEs' n, per w.t. re ho.4f' pgc
20 o. ie-;b SACKS. 81 Per ess:
y - as pss Dbl. i4asiso. nomlny. per
rT Graz .sa waesg. per e@t. Y.
- ~sast. i.sJ PSF cai-sss Saote wBeat
- ..- ryt t22ss; pear barley. ls~lb
-. te z-r, boxes, s. sq43 49, ~
- ss.,sw. is=. sl5o: ~. :izs. w,hate.
81 r4s. E2kel hcaa4ay. bD4s.
g go - t,seS Grsen--Afocfa. per u.
= Iva, ~ n. a.aze CosIa go
ess ger n a.. EossSe 9 n. ,'',".s .
sxT r. rai.. E-lo eases pr csi. si@si;
= n- ira per H. $50 SACKS, ssc,
a. useaa. s-41c. cara@3ia. 21sgc DaASeT
- r gy.e,ad c0Tee iszg-lc. noa. 4sr'.
- q. s.. Us. si3SA
Nests. Provisions and Fish.
e. Ma tloooing}-s'ow beef egsi1e.
..s- EEL. &c per 10. mutton. t@leizc per
= sesa ~, per 10 veal. 54Sac per 10.
gwAsrs. tj05kAns l-I iaA4S. iaiSe, lg-sd'
.sss srsl. lie; breakfast bacon. 5a4c.
- Fsst uo5bing)--HsllolIt. S'Asdtaxc;
sc, sc. salmon trout, sc, noun Ter.
50: stas. sivc rocs Coo. - , n.dSh
--zgr i.rinsps. i0c.
a.lt<s, s.hecse. EGgs and Poultry.
n<si.r = Ranch, gll3c Washington
esrersn. IN prints. leWlsc,
| neeSe stoDsaaSl " asnils-oni
aesIg. CT isferria fol- cream, DC
xxs tghnlzg,-iaq l.ac.
vseat: ktese3 choke -. l-5@c-
Vegetables md Fruit.
ss.xta1t (tohlsBg}~~ Native stock s'as
aaras 81 California Eew potatoes. SOC
s: 81 ~ los.
VEGA sss Uo5oingl-Nasigs peaH. 2ls42c:
usgs axSasas1s. !2zc pct poasia.I
- ca sayaia onions led &c. silver sz.us.'
ss.ge h~sss. s.. x per sack. cabbage. &c
~ carrots. s. %. lettuce. igC per ooZ.
szsa.sgs dollhouse 3off5ec per doz. BOT
sxus g1s;oss. i6gl2ssc per 10.
eSsx, fr1tls fjoohlggt Lemons. fancy
ssEsn ria sVs.5l selects. t2.5zr3 new
Issr ssa apples. sifJi25 per box. bananas,
EEL oranges fancy seedlings. g. e'fls
,ss f@&l29 fa"cy Natgrctas g p
All, s.rawherrles, 81. goossherTies. IVA
: b frries &qe5c per box. rHsDberrics.
crate. California peaches. s5c
y los. California apFicots. ais'ffsc tn
ass Te In crates; California piQnls. s.c
gsa
Hay. train and Feed.
DR. s3oAb.ngl sound. per ton.
6 Eastern Washington timothy. sisf
| ( .sGfa 81
| % sieab.Bg1-SA.
frtY u9bbagj~Rollei or ground. per
ats
lEs-waole. 81: cracked $50. feed meal.
10
a.asTs Gohhlns)-Bfan. per ton, SIS.
. fra per ton Ill
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synopsis-Thefe has been less rain az So
attic IN the past twelve hours than a. any
point reporting in the Northwest The
storm center was this morning over West
eFn British Columbia. but has moved
southeast ard Is now located 10 the north
ward OF Spokane. 4 continuation OF this
rapid movement viii insure good weather
tomorrow afternoon IL this locality 4
report from Helena taot shown in the
above bulleani says II rained there today
sno threatens 10 rain tonight The Storm
today was The mos; severe since March 3.
AZ Seattle the rain III the past twenty-fodr
hours 94s 20 o. an inca. and TIE maxi
mum wind velocity twenty-eissr miles.
southwest. Tatoosh. e miles. south: Port
Angeles. % mties, south; San Francisco,
~ miles. west; Fort Candy. Is miles. south.
q. y. SALISBURY. Observer.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS,

Special Dispatch TO the Post -Inteiligencer
TAIoLSkt. July 1t p. m.-Barometer
lt.e9, heavy rain dense fog; wind south
west. eighteen miles. PasssG-Stea.ner
AackiLAV. 2. n.
NEAH BAY. July l-Eeavy rain, lignt
southwest wind.
PORT ANGELES. July l.-Barometer
- -, cloudy Wind west. twenty miles
Snia Asadur and tug Boydsn il aarbor.
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E-sr~wo1Ss 6afla1ns Says. ste. 81,
every 1~s1rlgt.o1- lowest prices. Hardy
a2-l Argzs CcEp@2y.
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Time and Money Saved

By taking to daIy reduced rate train
leaving seattle at 3 so a r.. Seattle 10
- p Francesca. 50 tocrssr 81 6rst-cIAss.
hote ircll3lus ne~te- Southern P2cine
T.ckes Dr.cs SIS First avenue
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.eaf garter sacks. S go: 90 Wash
sf& 10. wheat washington. cenfals.
= lSTlsy. eenEals. g 50. oats. ce1tal3'
r = % Washington. $40. beans. sAcks
- corn. cen,ais IA. rye. cen,als. ! .8S5
lx2sTs sseks, l0es unlous. sacks. g
2 - s-sks; Lilo, middings, sacks IS
- ,ea. -. straw, tons, u. wool bales.
g s.h.nston. -. hides. 80: wlne.
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BATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

nsss-ao. club. zoe. No. blusstem.
T.
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.EAe0AA Jelly Milling price.
= club. INC; No. blue stem, &c. ex-
- sfies. nominal
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tptaI sales.
General Quotations.

Flour Receipts. IieD tbts: exports.
l. 90 bbis.
wheat-Recelpts. IIAco exports ae.ooo
bushels. spot nrnacr opened uTmer on
covering, Weakened under liquidation OF
4ufy and September crop prospects but
analiy rallied on export demand covering
In sympathy with corn. closing az higher
August closed sssc. september closed
TeS.C
" oel- FIRM.
Petroleum. Dali. Pennsylvania crude.
August $50 b5d
Coffee-opt.ons opened steady az IN
changed 20 70 points decline. closed STEADY
July a--sc. : ptemN 2 h>r. Spot coffee
RIO aull: Ne. z inTotce &c.
Sugar~RAw firm. refined, steady.
Metals.
Conner--Fsrrn. brokers'. llsc; exchange
1l+6ftlNc
PIG .r0p-Quieg ana stea1y.
Tia-Qulet. Straits. slass4Li0; plates
4Cltt
Lead 'toss>i rTm. exchange priCe
s. saE~1E q
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cs.rern-ntx Business e the wheat pit
SaA Eos aeasy - begin v1sE. Az 5000
s.ErEsEeG c3Ea 70 : Ess1szgE11eT GROWS
ness a10Ex tAe uzCsserzge nuI1gT VITO
c-ATe9 the EtEa n heag u the I'll Eo- the
OF casrcA q asc.iEsg I-Isc ca l,ts ni2sn-
e1s Or zssta- The tone 81 TIE market M
proved, neTertsesess~ The LrapEoF cement
t@csTr. more marked when New .Grx re-
ported skis paGQEsza crop 10 BE- A. Per
cent under tae average Coed sea1oara
aee@E'fsrcez % laSE .4ghv's caoleG o1@rs
wese $50 reported. TIE light trading " as
aIEnoEE entirely confined to ssgsgerr hs.r, TIE
.ess T1faeSs % SGsy being due principally 20
neglect. II Improved. however. late liz the
session. AID a. TIRE close Eas bringing
ssAsc. sepsezzs,e-, after seillng down 20
SIS. gradually recovered ard closed al
Cora vas irregular. opening steady. be-
coming quite weak and decidedly strong
later.
Liquidation in July cats caused weak
ss@4ins % rrevai1 n The market far
AID corn & reaction occurred Later.
Provisions op@Eec weak, o4E iasa- IN the
Gay n1acs gocd advances.
Closing Quotations.
w-hess-sss.c
1oEs4--Es@xe.
Dats-s4Ac.
Eork-$ e.
A-zgc--*4 ~
FEuS-S4 -.
B4Eiey--y4sAc
ays-~~4C.
Flax-5Sizc.
Timothy -s-11
Live stock.
Cai;ie-Ssiss were az s. Is. there being a
good many grassy lots. as well as nufner-
6us pretty good 9e@Ees. The best sold AZ
$50, Weston led steers, <4zk4- -. balls.
S--ESss-sls cGHs aud nesfeTs, s4..J42 4 -.
with occasional sales az s.. z}Ssa g. Calves
advanced 10 g. 5kga. > soF ne best. with
s<4iess % coEnEAcn Texas 80 10 49, po4ad
calves a. !ow al g
SCgs-SoI4 a. an extreme range Of & j.
xg1-5G. the 0aaA gSs1g al 81 s0z5.4
Saeee--I-4wcs Mere wanted a. $3sL4 for
inferior 20 prime hooks. largely q ss4ti. -.
Saeep sold al xgssS chiefly ~ ss&5s.so.
there being 4 scarcity OF caO4ce natives.
Gt@ce. gts-~EAtt.e, 30. ncss, ~, sheep
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AND TRADE.

seattle. July /. iaHT.
=. .he Seastls and Portland
ets1lss cIearancse. Balances.
SO ~ - $4gt -
sfsssss - d. a. - 4s,asi ~
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NEU YORK. July 1--o1av.x --s-ka.
was sofssEsst erraffc. IRE 50 rasn- rres-z a.
.1@ Gay ssestas-zz 70 reaction. PAT strong-
= tone Developed IN the after-1e-. Taa
late Strength did rof Sevssg,gs ssrsssI sf.sr n
Itsrsos o fevsr1sa uncertainty ars nsxt-
.1t1ng and sons~h@at tlrnoros:s eyor- OF.
-. -. I.4sI o sas bears - take confrol Of tire
~ -sAEne.- mere nas decided falling CT
~ activity. a11 fn The eatsies JsTtere@. ST.,
i5e HsarsEt, all day. Nor was tn4re srg
zensfas faea*F selling 70 realize apparsnE
s = az 1@1stiae gave every appearances az bs-
iag purely zaanipGsaEsve r. Character trs
osItA seeming ~ assent 70 Il as urc-r7 fssng
o@hesit 70 the tons az rle market = was
s 80 % z character - invite aggressive
were male for sster. scexsts-s. were covered
nefors The end % the session ara were
AFgsiy responsible for me rally. Tee
feature q tie market all Say wzs trs casa
VIII which Prices nsovea ag ard dawn On
sfra2s4 transacfsons General news as .
tns outlook for business continued favor
from iHe s2D~treaaury 20 New Orleans Is
coHss5e-e9 an Indication sf lncreasirg
business activity IL INA: section The gov
erhsa@nt's good showing for the fiscal gsa-
WITH aefsctf OF less than SIS SO 600 aea IT'S.
AZ es1.sna - 0f year ago OK over ~ ass3,-
w. ls looked upon a. a favorable factor
IRE ncHd market displayed gSs4 tone
oa moderate trsn.a ctE0ns which Ssre re-
s.yleteG to the leading mortgages
LIE aggregate sales Eere l8 ~ 90 shares
CosssEfgsegsfs TsE@ 5azt. hsTe Hardened
if&c,i"naIiy. The transactions were sie.11o.
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali, easy az li<Nz per cent:
lasf .oan, per cent. closed per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 2gs par cert
Sterling exchanre duli znE heavy. witl
ectuai business tG bankers niifs Al as18
..ixsy aays. Posted rates. s. ss1ssss 81lz ard
- ss1s. Commercial bifla g. s. Silver cen
iiflcates, ga 4 s5ssc. Bar silver, agssc Mex
scaa dollars. i.c.
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Live stock.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
NEWS OF THE CROPS.

PORTLAND, july l.--Whsat-Valiey.
~. Is ALA IFa.Ia, gee PEI b4shsi.
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san FRANCISCO MARK ETs.


sAs FRANClsco. July F1our-Fam-
z Isfss, N@at5o. bakers. St.e0sHa9 30.
'a.gsne, rTgt4a1
sasst = Shipping wheat. sl.44@li. -.
ssg wheat. kl.2Gg 81
.sszsf-Issd .tssli.c choice bright.
$751; erewiag >fyoc FER naw.
sss-teni1on white s5cstSl 01Ia: good
!. s@9Aes, Nles.l.A. fancy feed. s. so
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T-R hams boiled ard sace4. Deli
catesSez-
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- e,1,.,, Ald,lae IS sld.Se9:o per ton;
-. s.-od crop Wheat. ssali por ton.
ead oats, ydl0. ost. Is. sans ~
n s.issf Sess. best Barley. s. y1rSs ~.
W. clover. sS1s. stock. s-zIs.
g. = wheat s. @sn 10 New croD.
500 oat. $50 sl. river BARLEY
~, barley S&ti. alfalfa g.
| - per bale S5E:ac
sAys-New potatoes Ia boxes sNEt.,s.,
sas3l, n sacks. 80 .oc per GENITAL
s1lPs patons. new rel. Gao -nfs s,er
-. sss sliverskla onions. 7xs~r, Ser
r. - lasoefs, common - rs per
a. ~. cay elicumeers. as.4 49,. per is3x
1872 k9sc peg N. garlic. IT,, usr
sESa PEAS -ss1,c PSF ~. sryt,ss -. ~
SIMMER squash 9. a. ~ -
s'ess iAeayile zss7Sc ucr box sre.'y'
seEs' per box A''i'''N :.
a. ,Apn'eS snail h7x. rTes, sv-,t.s
81, a' 49,. royal apr.cots. az
* 49, - '. uE 81 stra whfffigs S17g ser
SO N5ra = berries s. 4 81. s,s,s,,,,,e,-,
-. iese Per H.. k~.lfss, 1870. .'.'t''.'i
: per ID. eiackterrt,s. s. $50 "a
| zsgs- EespoeFrles SEa per tf,rzf-
! - = 80 Tvs c per hox. kos.ai
| g. 40 NN per HoN. c.lrr4tsfs
| - - s shs 81. black ss,rzle rsyef Fe
| r. go - agnelr iaFse bnrk r.. a.
+ sss -N=N*N t*F Tax. pear 3 FH sisg,
~ eszss-. ,.sHat al0c psg oox.
. = .es. 49,, gas seailnes. sse as Is
4 IA s~.. ga blood s. per BOX. NJ
- 80 ~ 80 Ter h-N common ,saf,-
"a, l ~. ,sSis t4rsuas. s. pr
aN - aPSss. s2Ss ler doacns Snyr.
-. Ia oalaS e. rer Ia
i ssa sssNy crea-ae.v lEe ve~ f~. a,
asas Ca =. fang aa.fy. 14sso. sood
i NJ So. arcs ,s3d RES. ~ 0sr a.. fair
Il yss, = t2rnia cream ere38s~
Il Fsssss e - Ak ss'o, Eastern. 3.
Il .sszS-Ssee.
II se'a rsse rnch. 6c,
II ssa,,svy - as4c~ es<s Es-
Il saeg -. stoas re g. o-- p
II ? ~ s tAc, af1 tHrs st.~s 81 .s
Il "a Faos;ees s. as. Ers9sr.
va + $50 esos.sfs large So s..
q S. - 81. hsns saft. Es -.
III H. WINS. stl& aesss,
4 ss@s sSsa s'Seci'S stG1 e -sr
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MARITIME RECORD.
rr-ras- rgor rprr.v

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. July /. 1877.
Clearing. warmer
L. s DEPARTMENT OF AGEJCCL-
TCkE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seartia. July /. -sr.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-05-29

The Boston Herald peddIes
penny'sworrh Of treason to the effect
that "our form Of government can
not be amended, and hence it is not
unlikely that the time may come
when crisis which might he over
come if our organic structure was
little more flexible, will end, be-
cause of It's rigidity, in revolution
as the only alternative" Rosh! Bos-
ton bosh, from city now run by
Rothschild tories and Shylocks.
The American people are patient,
methodical, and don't want a revo-
luton. They are going TO change
things by their votes. But there
has long been scheme, in England
and New England, to subvert our
institutions and set up American
Imperialism in the interest Of the
international money-power. That
power will get outvoted, one of these
days, as the slave power did. If
Boston and it's allies then try rev
olution," they will get all they want
OF it. If a guillotine ever goes up in
this country, it will be run by steam,
and Rothschild plutocrats will soon
be scarcer than Bourbon arstocrats
were in France at the end of "the
reign of terror" "-Senntor Stewart.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-05-29
Lyon County.
NEWSPAPER Law.

Subscribers aOho do not giUe cypress notice to
The contrary are considered lVSshig to continue
their subscription.
2 Ifswbscribers order the discOntinuGnce Of their
periodicals the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrears are paid.
If subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
riodicGLs from the Office to which they are directed
they held responsible till they hare settled their
bill and ord red their paper discontinued.
If subscribers mepe to other places acithOut
iorna9g the publisher, and the paper Is seSt to the
former direction, they are held responsible
The courts haze decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office, or re'noUing and teGun0
them uncaIled for is prinsG fGcie evidence of ite
tiOnGl fraud.
g. Any person sOhO receiUes newspaper and
makes se Of It, t0hether he has subscribed for 1t or
not, is held in LGU as a subscriber.
T. The Postmaster tohO neGLects to giue the legal
notice of the neglect of person TO take from the Of
fee the Newspaper addressed to him is liable to TIE
publisher for the subscription price.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-05-29
WATER CASE DECISION.
Union Will and Mining Company vs..
Dangberg and others Adjusted

Judge Hawley delivered his decis-
ion in the case of the Union Mill
and Mining Company VS.. II. f.
Dangberg and others Monday morn
ing. 1t consisted of about 125 type
written pages and went into the
subject exhaustively, the suit COW
ering as it does all the principles Of
law relevant to irrigation.
The claim that all interested
should have been made parties to
the suit was admitted as a general
rule, which, however, has its ex-
cepLions. 1t was also claimed that
the correspondents not claiming the
water jointly should not have been
made correspondents jointly to the
suit, but the Court maintained that
the taking of water from the river,
even though done by individuals,
performed but the one injury and
the complainant might not be able
to carry on the suit against each OF
the farmers that divert the water.
The effect of the opinion holds
that the Union Mill and Mining
Company's rights antedate those OF
the farmers except in a few instanc-
es, the farmers not having connected
themselves in interest with their
predecessors. On account of the
former DEGREES of this court holding
the farmers are entitled to the use
of the water as riparian proprietOrs
on the stream, they are decreed the
full and uninterrupted flow OF all
the waters of the river, if necessary,
during the months Of July, August,
and September of each year; the
mill owners having the right to the
use Of 5000 INCHES, miners meas
ure, during the remainder of the
nine months. AS there is water
enough in the river, except in years
of drouth, this decision, as render
ed, will doubtless meet the approval
of both parties.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-05-29
OF Interest 10 Nevadans.

Senator Stewart during the past
week secured the passage through
the Senate Of the Piute Indian war
claim bill and the bill for the relief
of P. S. Corbett. A large number
of Nevadans and Californians are
interested in the former bill. This
bill has passed the Senate at every
session since Senator Stewart has
been in the Senate, but has each
time failed IN the House. Stren-
uous efforts will be made to get
consideration for the bill in the
House at an early date.-Silver
Knight.
Thousands of families are starv-
ing in New York because of the
strike of the tailOrs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1897-05-29

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