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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-02
Information for Mariner..

The branch hydrographic Office. custom
house, Port Townsend. Wash. VIII fur
nlsh on application. fres OF charge. full
Information regarding the following no.
tees 10 marinersi
Algeria 1NIkglsh Herbilon bay. landing
mole competed. mooFing puoys.
Australia, East coast Port Curtis. de-
creased depth al inner end or North chan
mel
Austro- Hungary, Gulf OF Quarnero Lus-
ssnpiccolo. tights on new quay.
ConnecticxL. New Haven haToor en-
trance. Southwest Ledge light station. al
East India SANDS. Maiassar strait. par
ticuiars Of Taxa Bakang or TsiEnmouih
bank
England, South coast, Hamoazs and APP
preach. Deva's point, signals relating TO
England. south coast, Portland hsrbor.
exhibition Of auxiliary light at Break
FTa.nes' West coast. Glronts river en-
trance, chay new light exhibited.
Ireland EaSt coast, Belfast approach.
lights in Victoria channel.
Japan, Buago channel, reefs between
Ok shinla ard Hlbura ehtmA-
MAZDA gascar. Northeast eoast. sohefnAT
or Nohsmzo bay. buoyage and directions.
Maine, Manan. island. Intended a1tsFa-
Manr4tins. West coast, Hack river bay.
Amended position OF NaTtelso tower.
New Guinea, North Coast. arnegfde4 po-
ssfion Of s. David or Fressil islands.
New Guinea North coast Gassyinx bay.
reef al east end OF JBppcn island, break
ers bs-f Ween ktFrtFtu island End the coast
North sea search fer sl2nkerS wreck on
west side of Doggsr bank.
south CaT3ssna. Charleston harpor,
ghutes Folly island beacon Light No. 3.
co.or changed
Sr,sYen Pacific ecean- Horne Islands.
ROCKS sxtsga41ng from east point Of AlofA
lsiand
ssufustra West coast. Aoerx strait.
particulars OF receBtly discovered shos1.
Texas Galveston. llssntyessel, iTss ended
alteration IN position
Venezuela Orin3c8 river, general tnfor-
maxfsn-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-02

y, ~ re southern part - the city. The dor
ssoe-ase ordinance Eeut trzfo EJECT ye~+sr
GAY 1atts q number % tag. being taken
oa' a. rne compsrcilexsa osssee. Tsssx a-s
" senrn and triangle shapes shis yeas and
ass quite attractive
11ishs tnsir long respite TIE s-rs9b dog
SOC TIE arisrocyaztc dog alike have a~
5oysd tfiat air o. fr~eH0xs, ttar - s@srs -
10y pasa Ter ~ Cahans. ard IN ns-rs~s
cave nseu rtnne1 thereby. so~ IRE r4asx,-,
Aslak 10 ore has attempted 70 exarrlrs~ fgasf~
s1aaarA or take them prisoner. 80 when
me rogie man made his appearnrce or ~.
ssfe1kr yesterday he canghx many bow
OF tHetT guard who. Later ia TIE sea-
s1as wcGl6 have given him a rssz fo~ ~.
money. This szz6osn Onslaught wh.~, -.
ooss were OF fhelr guard was not A. al
spoFfssnsrAke- bur IL vas according "a Isur
ana avs rnEst BE respected.
seF~F@3 sn2z1ng Incidents are told syy ,t.e
aos-cAtehsr. which must be given ire az
ssN 4-ics due, co1ssdsrfnx that the Cd mar
.s@s aoooy for such thinx4 He tells 81
TWO NANCY ours VINO acre asardsrg, -
gesbeT rsar a chop house M tf.a ,ar-s.s-.ess.,
Doth OF whom are old-tlrne efyea6ers sr.s
nsaea lss@ :" vas tn force last year xsere
1s's4a VICE. As he walked dougn So
hk@et. rope IN hand and wearing a xgaf~k,-
Ia ar. one OF the dogs referred 10 nrsc.as
~ DIS ears. as II seeming danger. ana 81
- - s1lh communicated his approach 10
fIs eoTnpanaon. WHO seemed 90 treat ere
mater as an April fool Joke. Deg Na
$1,000 81 he we've about TO acaule.ce
oos cianged his nsssEst p moment later ara
ufotted OF. leaving his companion a pr4s-
1issf toF the cos-catcaer. On hls sav "a
the pound with his prize TIE aoe-easrs,nr
passed dog No. /. who procesess3 - -, -.
per on wstn an expression OF hts face az
toaI you that was no Joke" This Ia oulv
one % several stories told by the sIes,th az
aosaem. but Il is sample OF what he i
Ing. tS'4-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-02
REAL ESTATE rRANsEnss.
Transactions since January 4 saa
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
I. 1877. are sggS sss.ss. Thsre were sled fnr
record yesterday Is deeds. sgsgsEStlrs
&@1 Following Is . iiss furnishes ~
tho Seattle Abstract Company. reora 40
New York hees:
Thomas ". Proech e; TX, 70 :, 4. Hell
M s,TGrS; i : r re 81 - = Ass
Nortss~r Pactssc Railwsy ca 20 nan-
vile Coal Co. strip y = wi&e On c2cS Ss,se
q center ~ track az DsnNltle rAaiFcast
across s Il SO sec e 9Ssu g II - Sae. y.
- s 1a1 acres. FEBRUARY 4 So
same 70 same strip - - wife sssh side
OF center Of track 81 D4ssyiae fH4iread
across sw ~ ssy. =. =, = e.A- aeFos fea-
George S. Kirk e TX. to Rirslera Inaa
a luarl oveEae0t Co. and y 81 MOVING
land: = = = and 2 g = = S's, ; = :
John G. Kellet e AK. 20 Sanse. uud =
OF same property. February s SIC
& L. FIFscn et ux.. trustee, 20 j. q. kel-
iss'. q ! Sc snsl !. % "a : Sc So = =
Ernest W. Pgrdy - TX. q ktrklsnS
Land IL Improvement Co, n - - and "a
OF - se Sec 2. g 5, IsnUsry n, Sie.
/. lots 4 s IA. ~ and -. block >, lois 20 <
7, 8 II 20 %. block 3; lots Is and - block 4.
White Bros. ad. West Seattle; iSfs 20 10
block 10: Ioss Is and - hlock y ssfssisrs'
81 30
W r. Rel It ux. 10 ). Seltg, same Prop
crry. March =. u. e. 81.
Florence NJ Sesson 20 ]. W. BuhssY. lcf
I. block D. EaNs & Knig$t's al; lots to
9. block 2. Charles al MsrSA a. q. c.. SIS.
August n. Roax 10 Cora A. Day. y tr-
terest IN Consolidated No. ] mine. Barns
district March -. Sl0a
Jennie Ryan. row Jennie krftxer. ara
husband George w. 20 Robert CarSe. lots
g and IL block IS. Gilman Park. Marca
A.. $500.
Noble wallinEford ee NIX. 70 James w.
Kerry, O 50 FL lot & block 90. A A. Denny
5th al. October q. 1875. $500.
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MAzAMAS ASKED FOR 1T.
redfien for Olympic Forest Reserve
Was sent to President
Cleveland

Special to the post-Intsliigencer
OLYMPIA. April IA letter written hy
VIE efessdeRs Of the Msxanss or naountaka
es'meang society. dated May l. 1855 throws
s0ne HIGHT on ex-Proataent c9eveiand.s
,essss reserve oFder Of February = The
ss.sef = accompanied by q petition adj
.ses<~e 10 sEr. Cleveland and deals par
,,eAAsfy with the region of the Olymptcs-
. ssiss that the Oiy spite mountains cora
IstSnx about 1850. 90 acres. constitute a
-. aninhab1set reSlou. practically un-
sAFsefed. ard. except fer three or fear
sssashs OF ths year, weii-rixh inaccessible
- "aetiy unsuitable fer agricultural
- Rese& The mountains the petition
,s are covered with ianrnease forests
- which there Is 10 Immediate CONNER
80 essHand. anG fsr their preservation n
seSrShle that they be withdrawn from
100 SAFE and restored So government
sei hY reason 81, thls exclusion and
ossness from fha main channels % ae-
ns-sssai ard Industrial development the
9sep'cA hec0rdinK 10 ths nesasi0T. are fn>
- ssFaHiS ihe best reserve remaining in
- onst~a States for the rrnsersa ton 81
e'N ard deer whlca uoW are founa
- W lAFss num aors. hsFt the g~thssF
- tast the5r deSsYug,Fior "a but tha mat
tsw years. So hunters annually
ssAis TIE hauUts et thaxa nah.e as.
- rs'hlcSsiy slaughter theEa ~ the
,s'as~saS With Ne coolest buE 70 se~,ure
~ - 1aaes, le@stnS taels eosleS - decay
p'sae tAe faot 81 Mid beasts"
A. NE fsreso-ng reasons the preSsssens
,..ss..sS,tf psftt-eaet 80 withdraw fgsssn
49, We or Entry. aaG 20 restore 80 the
- Ses1a ssi- aN - the lands comprised
a. -. ~ group - mountains. aKd Gre
s... ..-'<sEfofa national reservation 20 4.
sNa a. the Cisuaplc fsress reserve.
-. le1'sr Was scut from Portland. or
49,. $50 TIE Q0TsoH resolving i. whe In
-, s1s~ Nas AZ taaaen tiai es& prgasert
= $3.50. g s2gn khe gs~sttien. followed
60. lsase 81; tee superior courx aaa the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-02
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATooSE. April I-a a. m-Rarcmeter
S-is. cloudy wind east, ten miles In
ward hast night: Str Willamette, al Sis:
steamer washtenaw, al Z - m Outwart:
Tug Sea Lion. zf us o. M: q steamer
a. g. M
IL noon-Barouaeter. sals; cloudy; wind
east. three miles.
?. m.-Barometer. sois. cicandy; wind
south. five miles Inward. Steamer Flor
ida, at 3:s5 p. m In the STRATA bound out.
q ship in tow.
NEAH BAY. April LIS a. m--c1oudy;
calm.
IL noon--Clolhfy: calm
p. m.-C1oudy: calm.
Cl.AI.LAM. April Ia q. m.-Cloudy;
Gain. Str Rapid Transit 81 dock.
Il noon-Cfoady; calm.
p. m.-I1ght rain; calm
PORT ANGELES. April l-s q. m
Barometer. sQ.ii. calm. wind west. four
miles
u Inconsistencies. so.ia: cloudy: wind
west two miles
n. na.--F3sronetar. 20 Is. cloudy. wind
west, six miles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-02
YUKON SHORT LINE.
sGATTLE TO THE GOLD
,ns IsTwo WEEKS TIME
~>~~rs for the Lakes and To-
MYERS 20 be Built by Seattle
-.-wuI Be Trnnsporsed I'm Sec
-. Throagh british Territory,
"a Assembled on Lake Beansts-
. s.estfoas of Customs.


-ssHrSgToS. April SECRETARY %
r-..~urv Gage if IA receipt Of letter
- uarzn Brothers. the snip builders
ES..,.ia requesting information as 70
srrznxeEnsufs car be made be-
-, sae government Of the United
80 ard OF British Columbia. relative
= .Ilawsnx vessels 20 navigate the Yukon
80 /. both countries without the re-
..~sS<.ons OF customs regulations. From
-. letter Il Is learned that plan Is on
- 70 organize company In Seattle
=, ne purpose o. building and navsgat-
~ - suo small stern wheel steamers or
-, vessels on the upper waters OF the
49,, rsver. Ia Alaska and British Col
80 The letter recites the valuable
- discoveries recently made on both
-. ~ sna boundary line. and states
-. .hs present route 10 the gold fields
!. ~ way OF the mouth o. the Yukon riy-
!, which Is a very long one.
!, d urofosed By the new company TO
IA xfsarners at Seattle. take them To the
90 a. LINN canal fl Alaska Ia sections.
- thefn over the mountains 20 Lake
sg.~rsss in British territory, a distance
t,arn re head OF Lynn canal OF about
ss.rsv-ona miles. and there assemble TIE
s.~.sis and navigate the chain of lakes
80 rtysrx TO and down the Yukon river
= tie gold aelds. This. II is claimed, viii
go very practicable route 20 the new
- ssiag. and the trip can be accom-
s1sshsf IN about two weeks from seat
- vAersxs II now requires probably
80 months OF longer TO reach the saFue
s.sflnation by way OF The mouth Of the
ya.oa The proposed short route also
ssvss 4 longer season for the miners. az
s. haadwaters OF this river open for
,.vtxaflon long before the mouth
In the interest OF trade and commerce.
~ L rr,snfed cut that such an arrange
.snn, would be very desirable. Atten-
-, Il called to the fact that vessels of
hoxh countries were allowed 20 navigate
- eaters Of the stiekeen river somewhat
sa,fh on this proposed route where con-
Slssans were very similar. The object Of
~ seattle people IL addressing the sec
,ssary Of the treasury is to secure per-
rsszslon 10 take their boats in sections
- - beadwaters Of the Yukon. without
having to pay duty on the value OF Such
vessels.
The Importance Of deciding this point
4, an early day II urged 50 that the com.
rsry proposing 10 build boats car take adj
vantage Of the early season In the spring.
rhs secretary OF The treasury Is. there
fore. urged 10 make some agreement VITA
N. Canadian officials that vessels OF both
countries may be allowed 20 navigate the
xaters OF the Yukon river. discharging
srs,x1t. passengers. fuel. etc. without
any restrictions from customs regulations.
ashsr than those which may affect the
merchandise or dutlable goods carried by
snnh cleaners.
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rre.sa~ntiaI Nominations.

wAsHrNGToN. ApTn l.-lThe pres sssg
tasa.sv sent tie following a8Exassss SONS -
sNe senate.
Sssse--Au.AseN "a W-htte. % New Vofk.
90 esA sgssssssa&eF axxFaaEsefaFN Asst aaia-
fwtsr e,seaE .asgaftttarF 50 Germs az, u @-i-Eu
p DragssF. ~ Aasssl, : tssatts. &c Ne an
Raassssl.s- 9xtFao asnary sed Ezsaaster pfeG-
&ps9eealzarV 10 1sAlys t2A Ess4sas 0f
Aasne. 70 ~ seeF@s2~v 81 EAa en2essssY
q karEe Szu5aes l. tsraceS. 81 - essszs~s
a. Estt-k a. Nh4nz AHsou Ass7r4 - isfs
IaNrxaa. ~ Go egsassato scssegSsss - Ar1say-
cana WIN Sra a ~ Amsasa EaE-sn 81 nae
Jabrassss - VenSW8 az ksucE~f
FeszseFess..-- stz.ssfzFrsrr ff#sfrrEf 90 = 90
nhka - - sslsssfss asseT - s4zscrfs
Fu&ssxys-Nltger i Ss&4s13@gs 81 &sea-
trNn 20 ~ sssksstaEy1 secretary q ERE
srxsts Ky Nf.sssm g. AoNNst- - Nce = ~F-
So 60 - Assa-E-ayf ssesssaz1 - ne
War--.S,aps Il seeTs Craig. az re sssaai
esFzss. 20 - aSer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-02

Mudhan In a milliwawa OF Destruction
island Is discredited by all competent
waterfront authorities Old Capt. Gum
nels. who owns q two-sixteenths interest
In the Mudhen. Is highly indignant over
the circulation OF a yarn so discr editabis
to the sea-goins qualities of the schooner.
She was recently out on tho ways, at
which time her main braces were newly
spliced and her tib stays copper fastened.
New shingles were put on the cabin roof
and a small leak In the windlass carefully
repaired. Capt Gunnels asserts that.
though slightly overdue. no fears are en-
tertained for her safety as she Is In IL con-
dition 10 Withstand the terrors OF n milli-
wawa. a pillchuck or even q whishkah IA
mid-ocean.
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n.nasrr GOES TO LnAvESwoRrH.
Succeeds smith n. Governor Of tho
snrasers' Home.

WASHINGTON. kpTi' TIE hoaTt
cf governors 81 national soldiers homes
has determined unon the transfer % Gen.
Barrett. ~ the Los Angeles branch home
a the rort TAaVen worth. Kan. home.
Gen. Saah whose conduct 81 the FoTt
fssaveuwarFh home vas receftly invas&-
eatess ~ xhc house committee. viii sue
cred Gen. Berrett az los Ans~iss. The
transfer g. IN che nature - a PRONE icS
for Gen. Barress. AZ Ehe EoveFnorsnin ~
tire Fort fsesvenWorth bone e 2 r1o~s irra-
portant position HAN sAst - los An
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-02

SAN FRANCISCO. April THE soIiow-
srg PASSENGERS sailed on the steamer
Queen today far Pagef sound.
S,.zas}ssIT Robinson 81. Evans. J.
Iarya. G. Scott, ". Boyd. Mss fuFnhalA
j Graherg. : Keating J. White Miss
Tgsakelsv. q Collins Mr. Crawford. Al
F8iger. Goores Knishs. ars. Collsn. +.
purEen-
TassgFra-~T Murray. q. Able.
peri q1smnmes-sf-A Cook. Mrs Scott
y-sr4oraa-~E Mairess and wife. q. L.
mountain. - Feyesr ). Harris. MIR
clarke aaa sister. IS. Sherman. Willisnl
Arnosx. SIR. AnaeFssn- y NurslN, Mics
Eaga. Ars- Friedman. Mira Tye. Asss
GALLEY
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND, April I--Arvfved.
Schr John A. Campbell. from Newport.
Cal, 10 load return cargo of hlEnbsr at
Port Blakeicy.
HOQUIAM, March 2l.--Saiiei-Str Del
Norte. from HcQuaam for san Francisco.
Sailed April 1--Str Sunol. from CosmopoI1s
for san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. April ARRIVED
Columbia. from Portland Sailed March
sl--Str Rlya-. for Ggay's haroor; str Be-
n!ta. for Port Hanford- Sailed April -
Str Queen. for Victoria. Br str Coptic, fer
HoEgkong and Yokohama
YOKOHAMA, March si--In port-Jap
ok Tenluo Maru, for Oregon
HONGkONG. March S1.--Arrived-Br
Str Olympia from Tacoma, Jap str Wa
kanoura Maru. from Seattle
SYDNEY. March f6.--Arrived-Sch Roh-
ert Searis, from Tacoma Arrived March
3N-Bktn Jane L. Stanford. from Port
Gamble.
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DEVELOPMENT or LANE GROUP.
csnpasy Soon VIII Begin shipmea
of Ore.

coLvILIE. Wash, March 3a.--R. n.
lane. Of Seattle. f. at Flat Creek % direct
work on the Lane group OF claims. Hs
represents ths Quandary Mining Com
psav. which owns tire Lane. Dead weed.
resfwoci No. and the Weston claims.
George Lansisherg % ssattlc. has she
eonsract % run an additional ten fest Of
fuahel In the present rorty-nv. feet of
work. and viii then sink slrty-hve feet.
These propertiea are only SIX msleR from
transportation and from present inatcs-
teas will be shippers ny the beg ming OF
sumner
The company WITH start work on the 9TH
" claims later on IN the season.
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ACTION ron MINING CLAIMS.
p~sftIe Companies I'm Litigation
Over Colvtlla Property.

coLviLI.E. Wash, March I.-The Bos-
Ton Mining Company has commenced an
sosjUu 10 the superior court OF Stevens
opsnsy against the Deep Creek God and
Copper Company and William Cline
s.smN.
The suit involves rhe title TO the Allen
lots claim on sand creek. and the Golden
lahstls, Ida. Emma X. Gilbert and Clara
Nay ciains. IN tho Pisre's late District
Tnls action Is one Of the most important
sisces Of mining litigation filed for sditaii-
aion covering property on thu reserva-
tor The claims ara valuable, some OF
s.em having developed shipping ore Both
TIE plaintiffs and the defendants are Sc
stils corpora tons
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Throuxh NGne states.

Tire Nerth- western Line comprises over
40 miles O. perfectly s9EiEpsed railway
=. yY1inrsx Iowa. wisconsin. Msessxa-.
.Tsr-sss,sa- Marta Dakota. S21th Dakota
~Nerasks znd Wyoming u operates tie
sr~ss fras-s N ire wurta TIE s@rvIes 20
r-ns~zxs. @uwzske@ ard al tas arize!p4f
rgss~s ~ sae Esst and Southeast caanas
=. xzs-zazsea- xnssss on having you sickss
"a. ss'rs- NersA- western" p " Parx.r
Commercial Axeas. sss First sTszcs. Seat
IL.
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WASHINGTON. AFwx The ~es.ts q.
executive ss@@jsn tS}&y esnsFEaSa ere (os-
4assSax n0fza - 1sns
xsss3xSrsnawTas TaNer, - PHnrsey 3Fsslszs.
a. As lszsa1kse< - Austria fkssaSsfX-
~ sNsu = Saa 5@s aasr<sc - oS ssezet1
ss-sAssassse lssa<s7a e sssegas.
repwa@~ A MeSs&sa. o& sNsrsgsyE s'2slf a.
- &c $50 Ssts~ &c fatSFm4- rey-w1@s fpT t4e
ksg-ss .ssssEt1x ~ k.~s-sss s. eslt1a-
AAxx4pAE<~ u eEssrssnsFr TIE -kr4sY. AZ
sEssssssss-sx Aa4a- e. ts c<as&Gl a. 44asrs
Er&nrr
rxae core ss ga navy.
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Price Of sugar Gotux Tn.

PHILADELPHIA. April An hard
grades Of ressne3 sugar advanced / cent
today. ard TIE principal soft grades lie
20 "A cent. This is the third advance that
has been ma5a lhts week. and "a said 20
~ dae 70 the annou sced change fn The
tariff Lave. Powdered. cubes and Crown
"a are now quoted - 5 cents. whiIe
Franulate1. crystal ~ ard diamond a.
are mArknd up % "a cents TasSs are the
q ghest price, that have ben reslx@s FOR
htga-gaaaa Snwans for nnore tlsan year
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r~rAt tc1s OF wNeet tons Of oass SRA
two ions So fegd peas. wnsca are heirx
offered for c>sS.
Fsrsrnnssr~ RasN.r.ex left Wet Seattle
Yesterday for the ~ rtnSrn ccstash hAnks.
Ss,-&r ewarsv-xvs, exeert Hshsr~sa..-,.
schooner Moonlight has ca->saeS repair
ing and will scoa follow tsse Aakeley.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. April 1.-Consots. III 1916;
silver, esd
NEW YORK. April 1.-The Evening
Posts London financial czbiegrarn says.
The stock markets. although stagnant
today. were frm but dull. The only feat
IRE w1ae rally IN Kaffirs on more favor
able cable dispatches as TO poHtfcs end
the Rand industry Americans were weak
and closed al the lowest
A good point is the general improve
ment in the Paris and other bourses at
the close. although at present there Is
no favorable political news TO account for
Il. but rather the reverse.
Breadstuns and Grain.
LIVERPOOL. April 1-wheat-No. 1
Corn-American spot mixed new. Arm,
- "a; old, firm. - I0i1d- Futures, steady:
April. "a SID: May, - SD: June, "a sl4d.
Flour-Duli: ST. Louis fancy winter. SIS
Ga
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LONDON. Aarca L-MA3 John WI
tssssrh 81. Tire military C3saErAnd@s q the
jameson raid into tie Ir2n4TaAl. Sao
was sentenced 20 tea Esoufas' axnpx asors-
naant IA aolisaaT iasl JAY = foF vsosAzlon
~ shs foreign enlistment sc1 w&z re-
.asea from PRISM today.
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KRUGER ooRsBcTs MS GRANDSON.
suspcnas Eton for Offering an TnsuIt
TO Queen victoria.

CAPE TOWN April 1.-Presi5@nt
kruger. u - announced from Pretoria.
has 81 sgen Sd hls gran3soa Eto1 from
office for making a speech u ~hfeh 30
insulte8 queen Ftctorls Bas tSreas BElt-
ain. The president 81 ere newspapers ex-
presses sincere regret Ak EsoI's irTespoa-
s5b5s tlftsrsnree
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waiia waiin siiniss COMPANY.

WAII-A wALfAA. April Ia new min
inE company VAS organised here tO,tay.
taown - the Conssock Mining Company
~ n Brennan. r. brennan and j. IA.
lAsixSon tneorporaters The capital stock
~ oao Tire object Is 20 develop mines
n Stevens county.
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THEIR ~poe n.Ys~ own.


-. .eas Nstat.-p fAst stray t-,vz vows
- IS Al aa eaA. end ungess saev
49,. : - frtfn nsw on ~ Is ~ali s~ Nsh
-. N'A' - as GaF as thssF Hhegxy =
60 kee F.Sssasl master. wha 4 the
49, ste H+s2. WAS Rsaaf yss<araxy
A. aasso ana pas>4sx catcher a.
ss.s-.s. 80 ss&da~ 81 usxAs eesl sae amxr~a
~~sea BE n 1pgtsoaed In ths rosssse
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N.M.sW
The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. April f.--Today's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
SHOWS Available cash balance. So. 0ss. =
81: gold reserve. sl5I. 7ss 80
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Cash Balance of 1929. 0O0. 900 I'm the
Treasury.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The monthly
statement OF ma public debt Shows that
al the close Of business yesterday tho
debt less cash IN the treasury. amounted
TO 81. e0a a62 200. a decrease for rhe month
Of IS 6Ss z54 THIS decrease Is accounted
for by a corresponding increase In the
amount Of cash on hand. The debt Is re-
capitulated as follows:
Interest bearing debt .........-.S ST, as4 go
Debt on which Interest has
ceased since maturity ........ 1sas. $50
Debt bearing 10 interest .zs3,os6
lOfaI ..--...-.ss.s.s.-s'.-s "a --n-e9aseVo
This, however, does not include ssG7 702,-
40 IN certificates and treasury notes out
standing and offset by an equal amount
Of cash In the treasury.
The cash In the treasury is classified as
follows:
trold .-.-.s..-.+..s.--s.--....t lsS.@f-.5d
SILVER -..s-.+..s--s+s.-.--*- ptssets.@&l
Paper s.r--.+s-+ s-.sss.. .ss....--- 90
Bonds. ct~ourSing officers
balances, etc. ...-.-.........-<. lT,&l,x3s
Total ...... ...........s.......s s5.2sa,fs
Against this there ara demand iiabsn-
ties amounting TO sss3 i94,i53, which leaves
a cash balance la the treasury OF 81. e45.-
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Produce Receipts.

Flour quarter sacks. kSse. 30 Oregon,
+St. barley. centass. t.ftSs p9eatoeS sacks.
AN az Oregon 5-af, on5ons, sacks. s..
DO Oregon. l. A. bran, sacks 20. mid
dires, lacks. 40; hay. IONS as. ffaxseed
sacks. SS4. wool, bales. @&s. hides. number.
~ quicksilver aasks. 3. wine, gallons.
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Breadstuns and Grain.
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

Ne. / club. export, SOC: milling, sc: blue
stem. export. size. milling. Sc: firm
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MARKETS AND TRADE

Seattle April 1. 1ss-.
Exchanges az IRE Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were.
EExarz ncss- BslAuces-
49, - .s+-+ - $3.50 y 1te.Ats -
-Afskff@ ---..- 49, - zAfa -
Portland -.-...-. ID. 80 90 - 80 -
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PORTLAND WHEAT aARAEr.

PORTLAND Arra I.-wh sat-wassa
VAS. - sssc. se-s<3. sSe-