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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
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Durah amd
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1ne order ssttirg assce the Temporary fr-
JUNCTION. was addressed 20 the clerk OF the
United States court AZ SPOKANE
The action was brought By the reasrtsy
cofporzttoz1- ar It's name would suxa.sf a.
Amsterdam AFFAIR. for tire restitution OF A..
Island lE the Spokane river that IL Grained
as sold under mortgage. The city cen
tended that IL vas IN the hards OF a re-
eefyer. The conzsition imposed upon The
setting aside OF the t-sivrction was m. &C.
posting 81 a bond o. tfe.pDe by the eeg-s6-
art. protecttns the nSaintif-s rights The
particular value OF the uttls patch az ana
TO the city OF SpokAxss az pTessaz Is that Il
Is the Place where the osc pumping station
Of tbs city water sgsply ts located As the
rev system refuses 70 f1z-nesn the rec.s-
sary supply on account Of faulty valves
the old plant fs pressed into service. The
order allows the clerk OF the spoj<a re
court 70 pass upon the lord that the city
submits.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

H LEA BARNES DEPARTS.
To Rc Manager Of the Bank of Britt
ish Cnlnnnhia NJ PNrfIanA

f. Lea Barnes formerly manager q re
Seattle branch - the Bank 81 british CO.
f1nhla. left yesterday for Portland or
where ne wiz assume a similar position ia
the Portland branch g thu same great
financial Institution thai ne he}d while
here. aEr Barnes made many friends ga
thts city among both the business and
zoc8al elements. ans was considered by
the former as a careful snd conservative
bark cficer and by the latter as geu}sl
and interesting gentleman. he vas wei
known IN club cfrcles and his departure
so~ MS new flsa % labor wiu leave 2
particular niche nea- the Are0iaca q nc
Rainier CIah vacant fcr long time lie
leaves Seattle with the best wishes q his
Earfea circle % acquaintance
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
Court Notes.

Jessnh p Shephard obtained q verdict
FOR $50 against Charles Ross in Judge Ben
sons court yesterday.
judge Benson has dismissed the case OF
Eva Issvi W. W. j. Bryant et a.. ~ ccn-
sent aud without costs
JuAxs Moore yesterday sustained the de-
nurrers IN the cases or Cochran vs.. the
city ana Wolfe Va. the city.
Judge Moore has arpcintes F. z hleber
NJ i. Hutton ana Peter Wouk appraisers
OF the estate OF Blasius Mayer.
The case CT Mary Hughes ct al. VS.. the
Oregon Improvement Company GAM
age suit. has been continued until today.
Treasurer whittleSeys monthly report
shoxs that the amoun; Of taxes collected
during the month OF January vas Sas,l1isA
Judge Moore has appointed Frank a.
Freae~sck administrator. with the VIII an
uexsi. o. the estate 81 Peter FREDERICK
deceased.
The case q 7. Morgan vs.. Lou Graham
has been Dismissed from the superior
court by stipulation, having been settled
0ut Cf court
Queen CITY Printing Company yesterday
fi3~f petitions go have a receiver appoint
"a for she latter company.
In the Spring IgIu Wafer Company case
Judge Noore has continued the city's 8p-
Nesfto1 Tor appointment ~ = receiver for
/ tae company tlN February e.
Ia IN. case ef Harris -. Van de Vanter
q ver3lct has been returned % favor 81
Yesterday siened Judgment for that
amount
The following Jurors yesterday repor -
TO Judge jacobs for duty J. Z, E1wers
a a. T~lrtfs. l. 4. Pstchen. J. Vi Ne
Cs5e8. Robart FIgzhenry and William
. phlnips.
Julr~ Ne7rs yesterday stguet a decree
81 fore-,asstrs and order q Hzla 81 The
case Of sGahet g. EvsTs ~ = 44zzie FtFsr
- a.. tha basis 81 which VAS a rroElis-
scrv note for $50
judge Moore yesterday gave So order
e sac Of the city property l1Fo4Feo IN
sbe sult az George Dan. . Chinese, VS.
Frts0tEn Wilhelm The sEIt VAS crU0Eat
Ter a partiuou OF property.
Artiei-s % Incorporation were T5ea yes
tsraAy fer the Union Pharmacy. laT a
term = nstF years, cagt-a4 stock 8 -.
a. 80 sharss of so. trustees, n. y. llesz-
rev. r. X. LAttFseT and ", II. white
ssy. cElce. Seatae
Articles % frcerporattcn we're fte3 yes
teraav for tGe D F0ur Mining Company.
fa- = term % Hffv years capita scocS,
3 fssa 90 Sea s. shares. trustees, g. E.VtnE-
store rs A StroGt. . II. Z ~ce3se and w
X Andrews osf5cc. SsAttle-
peputv United States MARSHAL 6 after
took three Chinese prisoners 20 NCNe.l >
Island YESTERDAY where they vi - RED
unru .he June meeting cf ths grand t4ry-
T-ne F~e~sa CHARGED against the China
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Ncw snIf. Fiied.

Actions were began yesterday I'm the
superior court IN the following cases:
Karen L. Person VS.. Lars Personals
yGrce
w. u. Norman ct ux. rs. J. I. Teyior.
Danviile Coal Company and Rees T. Dan
iels-Rent, sie2.fs and restrainder.
Emily NJ Drury vs. Michael Harm et Al.
-lPrognissory note. s. 90, and foreclosure.
Mary Ellen Rove vs. city OF Ballard
Demurrer: complaint not fled.
Gsrtens CariaDder Va. Esther Johnson
.. al-Prernixsory note $50. and correc-
tgon OF deed and mortgage. and forsc!os-
ure
state OF Washington vs.. Harry Cham
bers-F'orctple entry and detatbers tran-
script from Justice Hughes court
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hi. First wrong-Doing.

John Harris, a young man who has seen
better days. but who. Ike many others,
has fallen by the waysde when overcome
by adversely. was fined s25 and costs by
Judge Craven IN the police court yesterday
for stealing pair OF Blankets. a coat and
a clock. the property OF one Thomas
Adams. with whom Harris roomed. De-
tective sam Corbett worked up the case
and succeeded in fastening the guilt on
Harris. who. when confronted with the
facts. pleaded guilty. Being without
means, he was taken 20 the county jail
by nefectLve Jaek WILLIAMS.
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The rlacDougall
& SOuthwick Co.
III, 10, 72i, z23 First Avenue.
Today's Attractions.


We are now sh0wtn6 csr nrA
arrivals ot Dress G~sods cor she
spring OF 1877. The display en-
braces ne newest creations os the
weaving vcrla. The iAsest co1cr CON-
esnaslcns ara al represented An Ia
srection will prove aeaclusivsiy tAat
these soods are sRttsfactory q every
way and especially In price.
The following list wiz givs Yea q
slight idsa Of what hey eexnngisss
All wocg Caevsota
Ali Wool ChecsA
All wool stripeA
AL Wool Covert C1oeA
C&nAvA Cloth
Canvas WeAves.
Checksd CrepcrA
Csmsi's Hair rsaiSA
Coli Cloth
wheelwcar Serge
rseno Ciotn-
SergeR.
Drop NaseevtsstA.
Grenadines.
Clay Worstsd.
Broadciatn.
Heavy Tweed Royal
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General fund bills % the eity f0r Deem
Der were paid az The city hall yesterday.
The civil service commission e. meet
Ing hold yesterday afternoon sustained
rjre chief KeNoEg IN discharEi1g Driver
Law
The Madison Street Railway Comoan nv
ard the Western Avenue 4 North End
Company have been notified ~ the board
% public works 10 ralse their tracks A.
are intersection q Western avenue ara
Ns8lsoa street. ~ that pogat thew 10
me- cenform with che official grade OF the
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Receiver sacketr. Report.

T. T.. sackstt, receiver OF the Queen
City Printing Company, yesterday fled his
report showing. Cash collected on old
accounts. g35.s5; amount earned by the
recsivership. ss7o.ss! total. res-se. Debts:
Operating expenses paid. sss1.o: unpaid.
si45Gs: advertising notice. si7.s5; balance,
Slss0l The report shows a profit OF
s5z7.sA The receiver asks for $50 for his
services.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
AN AWKWARD rREDICAaENr.
'he City MAY Ffna Itself Betwcen
Two CONFLICTING Court orders.

Afs Mary D. smith. whose house ard
- ga SEVENTH avenue have been enaan-
sINf hg The sliding away of ''court house
al~ s. before tae Superior court VITA
s,at tor temporary injunction 20 re-
sFsin tee csly srcr taking away the art
hsE heea EccGmulasEnv CD yesler
va TIE case MAS Before Judge Moore
1estsfcaT and regarding 81 az an ener-
f"sey Ease - gave an order % TIE city
- sArw czusa On February s. Why the
s'1FF asked far should ret bs rrantrt
Nov it hsF9vnv taere 81 already ia force
a. vt@eF fyon tae lHltoa Stetcs circuit
saaft +" hich ccuptls thc -Ity 90 move that
We elyf suav frsm the tracks cf the
testeF way car Gr- MrS Snith cow
eFeF. IS cst-raty locking after her own
lfferty sn3 uet after the ear lire or TIE
e''y Interests Hut u the city should
= eF4ered cv ere Federal court ans re-
s'Fs'aeai ~ SO superior court. II might
1aa l.s@t ta ar awkward greslcAn-nt
Aht4Fl's "a ere files yesterday frca, city
Anslae@s r. Fl T~eesnsen. Suet y y
Ute af1 efseTF. slowing frat to work
ss@ ~ tie city In clearing away TIE
SFt fror7 tee car tracks On Yesler avenue
q eeeo eore ~ ICED snce 20 She oraer
e- see Federal cecr1
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Isl . ire ccesessso1 % fcrged csrIs-
Ca.@x
Judge Benson having cve-rute6 the no
ton for q new trial n the case Of Nay
A CARNEY Va Richard Saxs Toces. yesfsr-
day signed Judgment n Mrs. Carney 8
FAVOR fer SIS -
Articles OF incorporation were fed yes
tsr6ay for the RosEhand Unafec Go.a ME-
Ing ECm paly. for a term OF ofty years
capita. stock E.sf9 90. in s. shares. tgus-
tees. 7, J. Humes. G. A McKenEle. Al
phegs Bysrs. +. n De Msgilp.ed, Charles
.. smith. o~sce. Seattle.
]. Il Alien bought In a certain bit %
property q. q shers1.s sale but there was
come delay IN securing q deed. He asked
Judge Moore for a writ conpe ling Saertf.
Meyer 70 issue the 1ee1, but the sheT z
having satisfied tns court es 20 the cause
% delay. the application Ter the wriI was
denied
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Kissed and Made I'm.

Love VIII and q way. William waidron.
the colored boy who sought TO chastise
Mrs. Brsxton. but who wes stopped by De-
tective Corbett, was discharged by Judge
Craven yesterday, a stipulation having
been fled stating that the parties had
patched up their differences without the
aid OF law. II was Simply another case OF
kiss and make I'D.
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MarrfnEe Licenses.

Licenses TO we'd were issued yesterday
for the following couples: George han
sen. OF Poulsbo. and Mary A. Denend, OF
Seattle: Albert c. Sehaneman. OF Seattle.
and Anne c. Nerhbas. Of Fremont, Frank
Jordan. OF Seattle, and Emrnie Long, OF
Fremont: David James Moynihan. OF
skykouaish, and Annie Philimina Sheridan,
OF INTERPLAY.
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Hnrr Your Aasrer Correct

Tee cItv directory 70 TS- e SOW p
press frflv1fua's o~ firms wNa SO
moves since called or by tHc snur-erass-
car hava IRE cerrectGsn Fn3ds By eafffrr
o. addressing Fo.Ks seattle Director
Company. - Eoxwsl building
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Personal Inhappine...

Karen L. Person. In her complaint
against her husband. Lars Person. from
won she yesterday asked the superior
court 70 grant her a divorce, states that
they were married In Sweden about nine
years ago. moving TO Seattle IN 1852; that
last February the husband cruelty beat
and maltreated her. and that last Feoru-
AIRY tie willfully and deliberately abaa-
doned ner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

To any person Interested In hu-
name matters, or who loves animals,
we viii send free, upon application,
copy of the ALLIANCE the or
San OF this society. In addition to
its intensely interesting reading. 1T
contains a Hist of the valuable a1d
unusual premiums given ny the
paper. Address THE NATIONAL HI
NAME ALLIANCE. 4ro-AII United
CHARITIES HuffainE, New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
FRED MASTERS BODY.
THOUGHT TO BE THAT PICKED Up
In TEE 1Ay YESTERDAY.

The Descriptions Of the Yeang Port
nr.k~Iey Tally Clerk who Mys-
teraouniy Disappearea Last Re-
c~mser Icsnticsa with the Corpse
New In the Mergue-The Face
s.aly Eaten and Deconpesed, hut
she BODY Was Protected ~ the
Clothing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

j administered by the stomach when its
functions are abused. Indlscretions in eat
Ing or drink. are reQulted IN the first in
stance by acute Indigestion, which, II In
ilv merges into chronic dyspepsia Both.
fortunately. are surely sradicable with
Hostatters Stomach Bitters, q tonic and
Alternative as highly esteemed by the med
teal profession as By the general public.
The nervous trouble and disturbed night
IS repose, usually associated with dyspep-
sia sre soon relieved by the Bitters which
matte and kidney complaints, and an in
vlgor8nt % sterling value. Bisiousness and
constipation are also thoroughly relieved
BY q. A winegiass before meals imparts
appstlts which can Be satisfied without
discomfort through It's regulating and
;cnic influences. Use Il Systematically
sad peysstentiy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

Canpn~itaan-

Ne are GOV prepares 20 80 car rsssssoz
far th~ sra5e lazy measured Il NozV4-ell
Mtnioz. Brewer ard LazE Primer. Sztss-
faction x2sxaEsss1- Cal CT ADDRESS Post
IEss.lsssrce-, S&as-se
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QuNaQ Victoria has cor feTreG tire rJg=al
uTTiCr - NicaGAa and Albert upJn ttlo
EgDproSs OF Russia. Rls9 haas ggceiys>d t3e
FIRST class. and upton the Dglcness OF York.
- whnr1 the E@SoHd class has bzen givel.
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Mss wl5z.ask2 GVssests or-srfa-
New csEsce. sE Secona are. near CAa-ry
Eyes Examined Eree.
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when You're ~A-Weary Of Life
st's your iver'x fsuft. Anhe1s~~~ Fs,-srsl' s
Nast-Satvfne VII snllEhtsn your sasaS
Al a. erurEiEts
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Runs as iigst as feather and as still as
a T1ouse-ghe new Wheeler & Wilson bali
bearing sewing machine. Con Gspfert. s1s
Columbia, opposite postofrce.
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Wash Dress Goods.

We have Just opened the new wash
Stufrs for 1897 dresses. comprising of
Organdles. Embroiiered Swiss Goods.
Scotch Novelties. Irish Dimitiss. Amer
lean and German satines-and they're
beauties. Our public will looS prettisr
than ever this season. Not q chance
for en- unbecoming gown among them
See window display.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10
Silks and Black Goods.

A new nne Of T'sffesa Lsaing stike.
two qualities. Fancy Foulards. Metre
vsiours. MORE Antique Black Pattern
Suits; exclusive designs. only one suit
Of kind: Serges. Canvas weavss. Mo-
hair Brocafss. crsnadines. Wool Bro
c&tes. soiisl Figures. snk warp Bro
cades.
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CEATTIE THRATER...

CEATTIE THEATER.....
~ Northwest Theatrical Anociation-
Paul u. Hyner, Resident Manager.
Ts1sphons. Main A.
Two Nlgats Commencing Friday, Feb
raary L. Engagement Extraordinary.
chzraEs *. Yzle's Forever
sDEvIL's AUCTION
Truly q Gr@z. Performances.
ALH-Tne Magnificent Scenery: ths
c;0rgssus Costumes. the Dazzling Arnor.
ths E@zufsfu Eallss: The Noted PremlsEes:
the European Speclsltiess ths Artistic
Company.
A Mar MON Production Everything
New but fs5s Title. Dazzling TransforrA-
tsoua TIE Flgat % Time. Ard All the
Great Features. ErfrF the ChiidTen-
Prices: Lower Floor except last four
rows 81 "a: last four rows and Grst four
rows balcony. &c: back balcony. Soc: gal
Isry, Sc and 1so Sale Of seats We6n<s-
Day .. ssS Q. m
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Tom Boswell,

THE YUKON PIONEER.
Southern Hotel. Seattle. Wash.
l06 Commercial street.
ONCE hours. 5 a. m, TO 2. m
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McSORLEY'S
TWINS
rvroducing tbs Irish Politicians
FERGUSON
s.
LIMERICK

AND
18-Farc4cal En.er;ainsrs-D
srFih. yuxie. Singing. Dancing and Fun
Galore. A Huge Hii ia Al the Biz
Gtdes-First Tine ~ ssA tie.
NfxHt Prse~s--I9e. 80, ne. 90 and So
Matines--iss and Sc 10 al parts Of tbs
gheafsr.
Tslspbors Pike g.
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N0fhe~sF MsshsrsH MssA~rsfrf
Es Wlaszs~s so2zs a. syrzr - he~4 nss< ~
SO gsAfs ~ zsi4is-s 81 nzSsAsTs sax IArtr
are shis tss4Ai "a SltA psfsass q
tEs e.-is1 saEsas1 Ea@ E&zas A4lkys a. "a p czsss
$50 sa-sz ka4 EEs ass4 .s1a@SF for affsrr&~@A
sola ~ e-zxglsss a sT~ry gaTs e. fzs Wsri1 Sc
sgE0 AT seF ~GFs ~ .sRte~fs @ssstala svgzp~
szG axe 20 otAer kzzA - esEEs Q so<szs.
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Toilet Articles.

cles with those asked elsewhere and
note the money saving opportunitissi
Kinks Corona Soap, &c cake.
Kinks Pilgrim Soap. 80 cake.
PinAud's Brsliantine. go bottle.
Psnaud's Eau de Qulnine, small size,
Sc bottle.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder. a0c bottle.
Raileys Swaudown Face Powder. &c
box.
Rubifoam. 20c bottle,
Electro Silican. 1ec. for &c.
Household Ammonia. our own brand.
quality guaranteed, I2c bottle
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-27
SENSATIONAL CASE
A COchise County Rancller on
 a Serious Charge.

A sensational complain. las been filed against rancher living on the San Pedro which cha. gas, aInong other things, ,iolstiou of the Ed monds act.
 The cnse will be called up before |. :. Commissioner lion. C. Granville Johnson today and most probably be continued to Monday At least iea witnesses gre subpoened for the terri. tory.
 For the reasan that the trial ot the case may bring out some sensational features and involve personal reputa- tions the PEcsrEcrog r.ira;ns from gi:ing further details uutil the case has been heard before the court. Az econ AS it can be done consistently we wlll give an accoun, Of tLe case ss wet! as tt.e judgment ct tie cour..
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-27
THURS TON TALKS,
United States Must Act Now
 6r Else Lose the Islands.

A dispa'ch from Washington says Minister Hatch, head oi the Ixwaiian Legation in this citr, is greatly please! over the recent sveEt. promising the annexation of Hawaii, his hopes Of favorable ac:ion in the Senate having been strengthened by fhe Journal'- poll published tLis morniuc. He said tsnight:
 ''As we look gt it in the islands the United States can never, under any circumstances, escape certain re- sp0nsibiIity in regard te Hawaii There are great gums ei American money invested and large numbers of Am erican citiZ ns resident there, end in the nature cf things the United States goye:n,rcLt cannot escape It. sp0nsibility even should it show 3 dis position to do so.
 "Ot'ier nations appreciate the value oi tue i,lsna', sni there exists the constant tt mpta ten to acquire infl,l- ence in them and cOatrul over them. The question is therefore presented te the United States cs te weather ii should be cCn:eGt to bod aloof ami sooner CT later allow them 10 pass into the power oi another nation, or to settle tia. question now for al lime.
 "li the Unit(d States no.. declare. it's intention 70 withdraw from ell con uaction w'ti the i=lanGs, American influence mus, diminish rapidly, and no stall le form Of government can be main;eined for any length Of time. 1 he do n.thing' policy of the United States government has lad 10 evil til.ct during ths las. feur years, ss the AmeIi ans tl!ers have beld tilngs level by shsrs force. But tEe time has cone when the United States mug, deal with the question presented"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-27
SEER IIFS SALE.

PUBLIC NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tat b, vi tue Of 2n order oi sale. issued out cf iiIe District Court of tie First :ci..l District the T-1rltO-v o! Ar,Zoni. in and for Cochisc county Cn the Icth day c, June. l8S-. in la action where II 'r:i;i Costello plaintiff re- covered ] judgment against Siogi:ied 'Tribol, and Mary lrDcct defendants. for the sum 0. :l3l % =I.d Int,rcst. and fer the foreclosure Of |, mortgage and "a z ci real estate. hereinafter described, for the payment of said jld cement.
 I will il ,t .b!ic auction. to tli. Ii has, and pest u !cef. at ti.c Count Eoise door of Co,!i,c cCan., in Tombstone, on Ire 6;h day lay, 1897. at I o',ock r. The 10 10 owin:, de' crited lots pieces ard ;arse's Of real estate, ali situate n ih: City of Ton bstone Cocii-e (, uni, to-wit: Lot No lS of block IS and the east feet rent by i2o feet deep oi lot No. r9 oi bloc~ No. F.
 Lot Nc. , of bork No. s2 a1i the sou'.. I@I. y 20 Zee, of iut No of tloGk N- To; al! according tD ,he map and survey oi the said ely of TombsicCc.
 Also I hat tier loi si'uat. on the rou;h side of the street known as ;he Charleston road, in t',e city ci TrEihs.o1e. and known a5 tn. former rnqa! Eesi :euce pTorcny.
 l;!,." Ia, I'GI.
 SCOTT WHITE. !ti-Im Sh-I.;..
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-27

oi . deep canyon and in north wes:eriy directions il om saddle shap ed mount iLs. The character ei ths rock in the ,lciai:y caused them ts begin prosp; c,ine io' gold, ami the res.l, was enough a ssti,fy them tis' they were in pro. pe; ting ground 0 nsrv,l.us richness. Within the space of four hours they hal va 'he.' out iu s pan, over !oar ounces in soii some 0! the nugg t' btiag ss large a' grains oi corn.
 They were lrepsling io begin oie!s' tioue in . largo .cale when they VT. visited hy four Navajo Italians mhC warned them 10 Los proceed iuiths with their lsbors and tc leave ins,an'- .y.
 The Iudiars accompanied th m to the iim:t ni tEe reservation aLd warL- ed them to never come back int ma !ns that men had lost th-ir lives, h. the ,ast, in the same attempt. Tn. men came tj tue old warm rp.inc re.er,aiisn and s1hitited the geld a: proof of what they related.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-27
WANT TO FIGHT
We Have Troubles of Ous
 Own.

1 report comes over the wire that i forty or fifty students oi the state uniyersity of GeO'sil sre going te specd their vacation ii Ihtins with the Cutans for independence O. course tiis sounds very Lice tJ talk about lighting io. the liberation of poor, blet ding Cuba, ,ti!l ii those s,d.en.r have devct aJ th'ir time 10 tho eiaci- cation ot some of ths ssaye.t qres- tlons in our systsm of American economy, they couli Lave seen that be- fore the American people enthusias- tieally rusli to the liberation ei sems other nation CT people, they ough: iirst a. hieve their own liberty. When we contemplate the present condition 0! cur country, il; oded sw;th millions Q! uade. irable pauper and criminal foreign popul,tion, ignorant of cur laws, language or the fundamental principles or oar national constitution It gives us pause and causes us 10 wonder fl it were no. better to allow the Cubans to work out their own salvation like the thirteen American colonies diI and tLus learn to fully appreciate the value of it's liberty az measured by it cog. II Cuba were free now It woulJ not be six mon .hs uRCl Il C usrai revolution that char acterizet all Spanish-Amer!caa re- pubiics would f1liGw.