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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-16

might be. At GAINESVILLE we had seven
hours a day last week, or as good a time
as they made Monongah and other
places make less time. In most Of the
smaller mines on the N. r., they are do
ing absolutely nothing.
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Personal.

Senator Harper and wife are at the Ste
vsns
f. p. Y. Day. a whatcom business mar.
Is Al the Butisr
7. I. Woodmansee. ~ Portland. - ~
tbs brunswick.
t'x-Judga Morris n, Sachs. Of Fort
Townsend. Is az the Butler
pr, Conn. who has been In California
Tor SIX weeks. has returned
George n. SchoneId a well know, Mon
tssano LAWYER. is a guest ~ the Stevens.
-. I. Holt. n Vancouver. II C.. banker.
with his wife. is a guest st the Rainlpr,
Grand
Mr. and Mrst }. =. STEPHENS. of vancon-
Yer. ". G.. are al the Diller. en- route for
Portland.
Thomas Anderson. OF nyea. and A ~
Virgins. of Lake Bennett. Alaska. are al
THE pllier.
Charles Richardson. receiver Of the
Union Savings bank. Of Tacoma, was in
the city yesterday On business
Nj and Mrs w r Massey OFT Cor
ter. are enjoying their honeyr,osn IN TIE
tits, aud are stopping q, tha pilier
r. VI Wilson. one % FsirAaven-s ms,
prominent citizens - in the city f4r a
lev DAYS. lie is registered Ar tas Hruns.
Tacoma people. are Registered al tte Raj
nier-tsrsrd Mr.. Caesar - president ~
tAa Metropolitan Savings t4nk
Col ". W =. Turner. To well kr,,Sa
caHitali<A ef Spokane whs has beer f3 t4f
city Heveysl DAYS, i@ft for Victoria },sf
dsy 50 two. 50 -
" Howard rarler. ~ London Fvcta~9
Tcs'st~Tsst Yesterday a. tte fs-s1rsu..k Mr.
ftS'ty comes Ic Seattle as t7e rsnr,,s+ a. .
i've or a. EnAlisf G130iec syndicate sac
VI oa.at eers fn3 Then p~oces4 q Ss5f,
as i1Ssss BE 20 naN~~p
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PCBI.iSHER'S NOTICE-The only au-
teligencer are J. A. Mcclellan and J. L.
HaRiey. City collectors are J. A. Cath
cart r. t. Hae ley. w Fl. Hanna and c.
V. White. Postmasters everywhere are
cur agents. Pay money only - these and
srt towns of the Northwest
Ft-" = 8D-Ten dollars viii be paid for
Information llading 10 the conviction OF
sh9 person stealing copies Of this paper
oe.ix erred 10 subscribers in Seattle.
Nl'N FIX ISERS - Changes for adver-
Use m ents in tie Sunday Observation-Disclosures
Hl,is( % furnished by / o'clock Saturday.
ADV Ef IISENG-oHic hours os re
Fost-lnte.lgencer business Office: Daily
VIII ~ ~ ii D. M; Sunday hours. a. m. 70
80 ., m. and 10 y. n Classified
advertisements will re received ID 10 that
tine. Advertisements under the head ~
SLost, round. For Sale. For Rent and
situations Wanted will be inserted a. the
.Ste OF cent n word each insertion PAY
Etht always in advance No advertise
received for less than - cents
Advertisements Will be received at
~ Si.Cn oFfces CT the Post fnteiligcrcer:
lACoMA BUREAU - No. 1913 Pacific
y y En- ETT-P. X. Lewis
rgRf IOWNsENp-Wr A Pteirer
,htsLLINGHAN PAY New Whatcorn
Farker Ellis. Manager
oLfMpTA-4i71. Main street a. q WIN
stanley. Agent - ="
VICTORIA. e. C-George Mareien
re 'o.r wing letters await advertisers
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The United States coast and geodetic
survey has issued notice TO mariners No.
rs, for November. 1897. containing. among
others. the following chart corrections:
YaQuina bay entFance-Amended posi-
ton of buoy: south end of reef buoy.
black. nrst-class can, No. !. about one
quarter mile south by west from the
west end OF reef off the entrance 10 va
light, n. by W. 4 W. westerly: Yaquina
old tower. me. - e.; peacon G. ne. Ills e.
o. II. b.. November TO- 1897. Chart az
fected, $3.50.
Dixon entranee-Informatio ton concern
ing East and West Devil rocks. Notes
have been added at the rocks that East
Devil rock shows two feet out at low
water. and, West Devil rock shows ten
feet out at low water. November H. 1887.
Charts affected, SOS. s.100, $3.50. 1900. s.e0o
and s,Oai).
Sumner strait-Southern approach to
Wrangel strait: rocks located Lieut.
Commander T.. X. Moore, z. s. navy,
commanding coast survey steamer Pat
terson, reports. under date OF November
3, 1897. having located TWO rocks of small
extent about fve-eighths OF mile south
of the south shore of Woe wodsky island
Sumner strait. The outer rock IS about
fourteen feet out at low water and lies on
distant | $40 miles: south point of Woe
wodsky island ftaugenp nne. a e.: south
point of Lung island. wsw. Is ". The
inner rock is about four feet out at low
water. and lies about one-tenth of mile
wsw. "a W. Of the outer rock. November
Is, 1897. Charts affected S.1s0 300 ard
$3.50.
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wiz ne ne NV sec q. q. 4. acres. except
Is feet wide across south end for <oad.
Jan. % lss5 81.
w. w. Beck O. TX to Fawn Coma n
Clayton. lot 10 blk 3. Wolfe add. lots 10
10 Is. Dix A. Ea,ou's add to Rayenna
Springs park, Oct. l. si55,
Otto EbbinEhaus. executor OF viii OF
Wilhelmina Ebbinghaus. deceased, to Car
RE b. Cobb. lot (. blk s.. Terry's Second
add. Dee. q g. Go
Charles Ebbinghaus TO Carrie B. Cobb.
lot T. blk s.. Terry's Second add, Dec. Il. q
C. 81.
Cottage Construction Company 10 r. NJ.
Fits, lots 2. 4. 10 ard - blk ?. sup plat OF
Summit park add. DEC. %. 81.
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kLoNDIKE-cHAErr.'''

W,ANTED-For those rors ~-s,s->->,,
lourn in the Klondike. az 49,. =
locate there permanently o. i;a u !
~ IN the great Northwes, ~. as ssk
,uhity 10 insure your life ar - w
handsome income Is prssen.sa 1ssssF
urder OF Minnehaha, OF ST p.., Y 7
Incorporated under the laws ~ ~
sofa, II gives Insurance from "a !. ~ = Y
on acceptable risks; the Order :, \ ~. q
mana gives insurance on ina ,aa - kaas
SAFE. sound. solid: new mar ~ e
tors. new officers. new polisis< ~. Gss
agement. new charter ana ~. - ~. ~
enters upon a field OF new s,sss. -
applications must be made IA 49, A., Y
GGIhner. NJ. p, Supreme Pres,sssss !, \
chamber Of Commerce, 81. Pan ~.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

ZIEGLER-The funeral OF John Ziegler
viii take place this afternoon a / o'clock
from Tire First Christian church in Bal
lard. lnterment in Mount Pleasant cem-
efery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-22

You Of course have had inquiries from
friends about Alaska. Who hasn't? Why
not send the Weekly Post-Tntelligencer?
Twenty-Five cents will prepay a subscrip-
ton for three months. II contains Just
the news wanted
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gO.Lst FALLS I northern ktLSOS I FOll
Ih.FFaa0 lid kogkTiis Rsasaf}

The cniy all rail route x.ttbsr,
change Of car. between >pokan.
Rosslaod and Nelson Also betus
Nelson aud Bossland.
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IF you are sending East for any friends.
call and see the Northern Pacific agents
about IL. They will arrange to your salts
faction and on the shortest notice.
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Hirths. Marriages. Deaths.

IN order - secure correct insertion Of
notices under these headings, the same
should be left at the business Office Of this
paner No charge Is made for such notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
cial announcements will be charged at the
rate OF 20 cents per line each insertion.
POST-TNTE,TI rf-rrNf'r-P co
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BIRTHS.

BABCOCK-At the Seattle General hos
pitsl, Sunday. December 10. 1895. TO Mr..
and Mrs. Frank l.. Babcock, of Port
Gamble. a daughter.
GILL4IE.S-- Seattle. Tuesday. December
q. 1887. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gillies.
a aauEhfEr.
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FOR Neutrality-suspicious..
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR aE$T-T arsA9uss IN Railroad ave-
me. warehouse Ga West street. ware
house GA FIRST avxage- TIE elise In
ysSlEs1t Company, Boston b.oca.
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FOR SALE-A e5-room lodging house:
well located and cheap. Mayer neatly
Co, IS, 81. IS Union block.
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ALASKA KL0INIl
WANTS,
kLoNnikE-ixroRs.|s

MI ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
Al4ASAKA FRETGHT,--,-~s,.'~,,---> -->,-~...-
ing oaiiit having heir ax axe rape
ana Yukon river sieams Sxn ,. s9csaa ~
siay I'r Is s. Mi Michael and ID h,s.,s
l.eisht space for sale; tislraeM ~ ~
~ -. Michael or nawsassy Of tnes
6l 81 T1!es S9lpply to r 6. Ri ', sss
FiTs; National N hank sses ss.:.,. Rstsss.s
k I,,.,: GNf'oRMATIoN-1-
i iaSis a., ron M klondise; can fass ss
tor ST. Can upon or as az aad sassfss,
SIMS Attorney al Law "a frasl
------- 1aL.k building. seasslss NJ NJ !
ANDERSONs new MAJ ~ 49,
;NottoWss, territory. inst ,, sss1 u
gT ga Snd m ns e9mplete mar: snsI, y
z. T. Anderson Map ara s Rs.s - = ca
-- N'cCloenlai block. Seattle rs g.
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FOR SALE-A splendidly located restaur-
a Mav a. ! pas1sw Co a Union block.
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kLoNDIkE-WANTS

WANTED-I wish to join a nar,v :,
perienced prospectors bound far y
river. Cook inlet or Southern Als,sss
the cooperative plan: havs had -. =
ence and have been an army nurss. =, =
require and give references. AL.
stating full particulars. Thomss = :
York. ess ass
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FOR SAI.E-A I5-rooIm lodging house; cen
trally located. Mayer Realty Co. o. o.
81 Union block.
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prsrxEsS CHANCES.

Es9T SaTF-A well established naerchan-
disc business which viii bear the closest
irvastlga tioTl. For particulars see
Naver Realty Co. 2 Union piock-
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Nl@He >~ilat s4,1ll= = 4Ncse "a 80 s.tG-a-
e. far 1>As4o sal ~I h1-1es.Ay A-aSs
PuAatA
Passengers f1~ Eett:e HtSec aaa geu- {
sTy Greek Soaaees a. Marcus Mia s.aSs
c&lsS.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

FIRST-CLASS AGENTS to handle new
patent water filter which has proved the
biggest success and absolute necessity
IN all private and public buildings in
California: sells on sight; big profits
guaranteed; small capital required will
give control to right party for whole
state OF Washington; no brokers': send
for circulars and particulars; inclose 81
for samples. Trachsler Bros, Coast
agents, IT'S Mission street, San Francisco.
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PARENTS GOING TO KLoNpIyr :.
DO nothing better for their son. ~ ~
daughters than 10 leave them Al vs,s..
College while their home Is brokss =
Special care given TO boys under Il 49, =
Number limited TO H. Catalorus -
otner Information by addressine -
dent a. c. Jones. Phi. D., Burton M
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FOR SAI.E-Saloon; one OF the best lcca
lions in the city. Call on Mayer neatly
Co. So a. S. Union block.
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FOR SAI.E-wfshout doubt the best 10,
Gated millinery store IN the CITY, VII.
invoSer or sell as il ia AT the option OF
n,-cha~er. Mayer Realty Co, SS-St-so
Union block.
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FOR SAI.E-Cigar ard fruit store ooans
a soni business. Mayer Realty Co. -.
81 s. Union block.
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FOR SALE-Good paying dairy. on street
car line with two eStaoilsheu uliA
r,,f,tes in city: this Is n chance tor some
cne ror further information see Mayer
Realty Co, 81 Union block.
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ar. and Mrs. W. =. Rotherv rerrs-
senuug the Overland Monthly are now IN
tho city collecting data for an Illustrated
arucie on this city. 20 be published -,
an early number Of the magazine. Al
taoaeh published IN San Francisco thn
fronthly II devoted 20 the Development 20
the entire West and has a largo BODY ~,
Eastern readers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-22

WANTED AGENTS-The Union Central
Life Insurance company, OF Cincinnati
OHIO, want a few more local agents in
the different towns of the state where
they are not already represented. Any
fire insurance or real estate agency at
torney, postmaster or merchant that will
take our agency for his particular town
can make money. Edward Newbegin
general agent. 3os-S09 New York build
ing. Seattle. Wash.
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APPLICATIONS FOR C,ONsTRuryrns
will be received next thirty dsys To- ~
ing cable of Seattle Dyea cahle ~.
graph Company Oneorporating): IN !.
tiers of inquiry now. p. O. Boz ~ i
attic. y
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13
A FARMERS SAD FATE.
Prominent Citizen of York Dies
of Heart Failure Trying to Sa &c
His Property From Fire.

Yorkville, October 4.-Special:
The gin house, flour and corn
mills, aud other machinery be-
longing to the Hon. l.. Il. Arm
strong, of Bethel Township, in
this county, were destroyed by
fire early this morning, entailing
a loss OF about 81 800.
The fire occurred shortly after
the machinery, which was pio-
PEELED by steam, was put in op-
Grafton. MIR. Armstrong and his
employees worked mantully TO
e:ltinguish the flares, ard shortly
after the buildings had been con
sumed Mr.. Armstrong died oil
heart failure, brought on by OK
citemenL and over-eXertion. lie
was prominent man III his
neighborhood, a successful farm
er, leading Reformer and a
member of the Legislature. Mr..
Armstrong was about 80 years
old, and leaves wife, but no
children.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13
A Story OF Hamlin.

Frank Sanborn recalls the
following amusing anecdote in his
Boston letter to the Springfield
Republican:
Hannibal Hamlin in his own
Maine town, half a century ago,
was a golC Democrat, and his
party was at almost as low an ebb
as the Maine Democracy now is.
He called caucus to choose dele
gates to the Maine conventions.
state. county, and congressional
two persons came, Hannibal him
self and John Smith. They elected
a full list of delegates; but when
it came 10 their credentials a diff
liculty arose. lIamlin was chair
man of the caucus, and Smith
secretary; but how was the gath
ering to be described? lIamlin
said: "Mr. Smith, write, AT a
large and respectable caucus OF
the Democrats of H., so-and so
were chosen delegates to the
state convention and then put
the names"
"But. Squire Hamlin, can we
call this caucus large and re-
spectacle, only you and me!"
"Why not, Mr.. Sm;tht You
are large and | am respectable;
what's the dificulty?,' And the
credentials were so made out.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13
S!00 To Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY CASE
or Weakness Ia Nen They Treat ana
Fail 70 Cure.

An Omaha Company plnces for the Crst
time before the public q MAGICAL Treat
&E%r for The cure Of Lost Vitality, Nervous
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Life Force in cd and young men No
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FhospAcrous or other harmful drugs IL ia
NoHpLHfrL IEEATMESr-magica in its
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WHO ".e suffering from ia weakness that
hii-htN their LIE. causing tha, mental and
Ihi .Ic1i suTeTEg pecuiiGr 10 Lost MAN.
mood should writo - the STATE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Omaha, Ncb., and they will
send YOU absolutely FREE, a valuable
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OF their truly MAGICAL Treatment fhous-
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cure nre heing restored 10y them 10 q per.
fec coalition
ms MAGICAL TREATMENT NAV be taken
AT nome under their directions or they will
pay railroad fare and hotel bills TO ali who
prefer to go there for treatment, il they
ran 10 cure. They ore perfectly reliable:
nave no Free Prescriptions, Free Cure,
Free sample, or c. O. ID. fake. They have
s2'o,Oth capital, and guarantee to cure
every case they treat or refund every dollar
or their charges may be deposited in n
bahk TO be- paid TO them when a cure Ia
erected. Write them today.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13
Sunshine.

Learn to laugh. A sood laugh
is better than medicine.
Learn how to tell story. A
good story is as wholesome as a
sunbeam in sick room.
Learn to keep your own troubles
to yourself. The world is too
busy to csre for your ills and
sorrows.
Learn to stop croaking. If you
can't see any good in this world,
keep the bad to yourself.
Learn to hide your aches and
pains under a pleasant smile. No
one cares to hear whether you
have the earache, headache or
rheumatism.
Don't cry. Tears do we'll
enough in novels. but they are
out of place in real life
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13
October, 1897.

The laying of the corner stone
of Anderson's new Court House
will take place on oct. goth.
Elaborate ceremonies are being
prepared for this event.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13

clined to fly from the blessings
they have, to troubles they know
nothing of. We have been all
over the West and Southwest,
from Minnesota to the Rio
Grande, and we have seen no
country where man practices
the same economy, and who
farms decently can do better than
in the Piedmont country Of North
Carolina. am daily getting let
ters from men all over the West
who want to come to North Caro-
lima 20 hettcr themselves.
Our farmers, even under the
slack system of farming here, are
better off than the farmers Of the
great West. So | would earnest
y advise Mr. Jolley and his
friends to think 4 long time be
fore they move awav from the
old North State. You have been
toI generations scratching over q
wornout farm, and dosing it with
fertilizers 20 get 4 crop, while
right under the scratch OF youc
little plow lies virgin soil, waiting
Tor the man who has energy
enough to take q subsoil plow
and get into it and grow good
crops. All over that lovely Pied
mont country tjllaSe and subsoil-
ing will do more for the land
than fertilizers. Aud yet the
farmers Of North Carolina ha\ {
the present year paid between
$4,000,00O and $5,000,000 for
commercial fertilizers. Will the
land be advanced in value any
where near that amount. What
big slice Of the cotton crop will
be taken to pay the fertilizer bill, g,
when half the amount judiciously
used to promote the growth of
peas and clover would have done
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13
Yellow Jack Killed.

Cascarets Candy Cathartc kills Yellow Jack
wherever they find him. No one who takes
Cascarcts regularly and systematically is ia
danger from the dreadful disease. Cascarets
XIII Yellow fever germs in the bowels and pre-.
won't new ones from breeding. I0c. CSC. Soc. all
druggists
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13
Prof. Massey's Letter.
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Chautauqua Literary and Scien-
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13

The Woman's Exposition of the
Carolinas, which was held at
Charlotte, NC, cleared $1,7S2.22.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-10-13

The Graded School of Anderson
opened with $50 pupils.
Daily camera., 1897-03-19

The first case of the series of three in
the Town of Ward VS. Sullivan, came up
before Judge Secor in the county court,
Yesterday afternoon, most of the SIS ion
being occupied in seating a jury. The
prosecution occupied the morning in
presenting testimony and the testimony
for the defense began this afternoon The
attorneys for the prosecution are J. D..
Merwin and Charles Campbell and for
the defense, o. z. A, Greene, Charles
Ward aud c. w. Staples.
Daily camera., 1897-03-19
The Union Meetings.

A hne audience greeted Major Hilton
at the M. E. church last night. The
prompt and faithful work of the revival
committees was already in evidence and
nearly every seat was occupied. An ex-
cellent impression was made by the
speaker and there are hopeful tokens of
a good work. The sermon last night
WAS on "The Sin of Ignorance" and the
church members were very plainly and
torclbly told of their negligence in the
study of Gods word. A splendid choir
is being organized under the leadership
of Rev. E. G Lane, who himself sang a
beautiful solo last night, which will add
greatly to the interest of the meeting. At
2:3o today thirty minute prayer service
was held, followed by bible reading by
the evangelist.
The meeting tonight will be opened
with song service, beginning at 7:3o
promptly.
No services of any kind are announced
for tomorrow The iull program of Sun
days meetings will be found in tomor-
rows Camera.
Daily camera., 1897-03-19

T E. Wheatley was down from Ell
Dora yesterday and was subpoened as
juror in the Sullivan cases, which were
set for p. m. in the county court. Hav-
ing little matter to attend to up the
street, the gentleman left the court house
after once being there, and was some.
what discounted on his return to the
court room by the announcement of a
fine of 81 and costs for contempt Of court.
The lesson was a good one and others
similarly situated asked permission be-
fore leaving the room. The fine was
finally remitted, however, on account Of
his plea of beng hard up.
Daily camera., 1897-03-19
CITY CONVENTION.

The Non-Partisan Uitlzen's Ticket Com
<pleted in CONVEX lion Last Night.
z The convention of delegates from the
city wards met in the court house last
night at o'clock.
S. S. Downer was elected temporary
chairman and James Cowie and Edwin
L. Coates, secretary and assistant. The
organization being completed, by motion
it was adopted as permanent, Proceed
ing to nomination of mayor, the present
incumbent, c. Ricketts,, was placed in
nomination and in the absence OF any
other candidate, was chosen by acclama-
ton. w. S. Bellman, of the National
State bank, was then nominated for city
treasurer.
The ticket having been completed, the
Non-P Partisan Citizens ticket was chosen
as the permanent name.
W. c, Dyer and S. B. Border were
appointed as a committee on filing and
publishing, after which the convention
adjourned. The completed ticket nowis;
For Mayor. Ricketts,.
For Treasurer-W. S. Bellman.
FOR ALDERMAN.
First Ward-M. D. Morrison.
Second Ward-C. A. Russell.
Third Ward-L. E. Fisher.
Fourth Wari-T. WIederholdt.