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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-12-03
NOTES FROM BERLIN.

New streets and squares are going,up
in Berlin 20 rapidly that many Of them
are not yet officially christened. just
at present there arc "a such nameless
ones.
In comparison with the other capitals
of the world Berlin occupies the small
est site and shows the most crowding.
AS to the number Of houses, for in
stance, London has 100000; Greater
New York, 10000; Paris, 105, 900; Ber-
lin, 23,307, and the area covered is 3,042
hectares for London, 1889 for New
York, ae6 for Paris, $50 for Berlin.
The only black bandmaster in Ger
many is full-blooded East African
negro named Sabac ell Cher. He leads
the band of the East Prussian grena-
der regiment, and is just now finding
much favor with the public at the Ores
den international art exposition. He re-
ceived his entire education in Germany,
and is a graduate of the High School of
Music in Berlin.
According to the present state of
fertilization and of gunnery, the IN
cient walls and towers of score OF
German fortified cities are no longer
of practical use, and negotiations are
pending between those cities and the
military authorities of the empire to
obtain permission for tearing down
these walls, and erect streets, parks and
houses in their stead.
Owing to the fact that it is one of
the German servant girls duties to
shine shoes, and that the porters at
tend to it ut the hotels, there are few
bootblacks in Berlin. In fact, there
are but six-one at each of the leading
depots. Their trade, of course, comes
from arriving travellers. Tt is curious
to see among the patrons of these
bootblacks who ply their vocation in
the open more women than men. -
Emperor William pays for his rail
road traps on the German roads the
Same as other mortals. The average
annual receipts from the emperor dur.
ing his reign to the Prussian road alone
amount to over 100000 marks. For
himself and his retinue the cost of rail.
road travel for every 100 kilometers
(about IS miles) is 2,400 marks (6OO)
The cars used by him are his private
property. His favorite train is white
and gold-very pretty to look at.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
Citp 11roucrtn for Sale or 90 Get.

NEW JERSEY CoAST-In order TO secure permanent
home section this coast that Will excel anything thht
exists from Sandy Iicok TO cape MAY. We nave
acquired all the various estates the high blum Know"
as De. Bench and the najaccnt properties the norm
We abor, twenty miles 81 street ana OCEAN
frontage with perfect system % sanitary sewerage
pure supply ard the best streets ana sde"''HN
that BE- buil,-wiih modern improvement hh'
could be- desired with landscape that cannot
he surpassed with 10 social sui'ouhdhtS
We intend - build an il~a city 10y the sea Win u'h'
end in view invite II good social s'ahu
ing to see our maps and plane. ATLANTIC 'oNsl
REALTY COMPANY. D~a. Beach. -. J.. ONCE opposite
siatan. Nrw-yOrk ofce 22 Nassau Street
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
COURT NOTICES.


AT \ SPECIAL TERN OF THE ST.
o. at the Court House. In the city OF
July. lsy7. Present: Hon. leslie W.
Russell. Justice. In the matter NJ chang
lng the corporate name OF THE Bar'holdi
oreche" to The Edgewater Creche. -
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
'ourt by the verified petition and certi-
ncsie of Secretary Of State. that the name
which said corporation proposes 10 assume
II not the name OF any other domestic
corporation or a name which he deems ~
neaf.N res-mbling II as 10 be calculated 10
ur,tlNr. and bN due proof OF the proper
publicaiiOn ~ notice of presentation Of
the petition herein. that there IL no
name proposed In said petition.
NOW ON reading and Ming said petit
non. certificate and proof o. publication
Vi notice OF IA. application. on motion OF
TONERS n, 4.
ORDERED that the petitioners be. and
th-s hereby are authorized 10 assume the
name. THE Edg-vater Creche' Oh the
hfieenth day II September. 1897. And 1t
"a further
ORDERED that this order and the pc
pers on which II IL granted be nled In the
once Of the Clerk ~ the city and County
81 New-fork within ten days. and that
certified copy of this order be filed IN the
Office Of the Secretary Of State within ten
DAYS. And /: H. further
ORDERED that within ten days copy
o' This order bs published In the New
YORK Tribune newspaper. once week for
Tour weeks. Enter
LESLIE " RUSSELL. ]. s. G.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
Gonutrn 1)roperin for Sale or GO Est

Jersey

New-Jersey
ID ESTRICTED Residential. SITES on TIE NE"
~ JERSEY COAsT.-The entire tract o. land Wing De-
Elberon anl Beach AMI including the latter fe
has been secured by " has ocean front OF
mile and three eghhs with b"N that Is higher '""h
other portion he Bright 10 'hpr
May Work th property IL progressing under plans 10
the LANDSCAPE architect. Mr Nathan Barrett Complete
systems of electric lighting sanitary sewerage pure
from wells have been introduced Lots
will be restricted all nulsances. Purchasers who DE
to build homes at will be accorded priv,
prices that fail but he attractive We
booming arren sand waste but at work on
the development b-auiifui section of fertile country.
adjoining ELeon the sristocratc settlement on the
New Jersey coast Many well IN men have already
r4cte-l summer homes here. \ property Is
requested. Maps viii be furnished application. AT
LANTlc COAST RI Atty co. Deai Beach. y j. oriee
opposite the station New York Ofce Nassau STREE
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
Counirp propsrtn for Sale or 60 Get

GUNNER HOMES RY THE SEA SIIORE-The choicest
,, part 81 the New Coast l. that tract o land
long known Hathaway Inn sectoa aud flrms ana
taes adjoining IL on the north The average heigh; l.
80 feet above tide water and the land sopng 10 the
westward gradually reaches height nf several hundred
feet thus nsuring freedom from Mosquitoes that the
pes. watering places he New I.Is~y Coast
We have secured all Of the lest land in this s-cti"n and
will sub divide the liberal building plots Pure
supply sanitary sewerage. good roads AMI
landscape architecture Rsctions 10 all nuisances
social surroundings To actual builders who
Will submit their plans 10 for approval will sell
less prices than paid inferior locnins our
main object go, people rather than good
prices CAN and maps afI plans. ATLANTIC
COAST REALTY co. Deal Beach. y j. Once opposite
the station. N-w York ONCE SO Nasssu Street.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
STORAGE NOTICES.

- - = - N~'~'-~-~ >'>'-~7>N
TO II. l.. HORR. Mrs s. J. Leshy, Mrs
b. F. Phelps. Mrs. las. Irwin. Mrs X.
+ T. Rice. Mrs. Maria " Jacauenoi.
M'rsarsi n T.,r; GAilsshssf. \: b: spaisht; Dr. g.
and John Reilly. Miss g. Hoyt. Mrs.
Francis ". Johnson. Henry Day. J.. Les
erman. Mrs. IIa~kswor,h. Louise N.
MMf.t" Mi. T. Mhs Il 9'yS1sa Mrs y MFi Fisher h wPFF- F. =
N,oonsn. Mrs y. $. .Maroux Mrs; T.
Matthews Mrs. Glass. Mrs. NJ II. Clark.
Mrs. A: J. Pronk. F.. +. Mlllard. Miss
Mary lan1y. Miss Rose McGee. Mrs.
kerwick: Mrs. \. Yelock, Miss NJ. F.
smith, Mrs. L. \. strauss Mrs Frank
Flynn. Miss Bernard. Mrs. Georsie War
del. Mrs: | Benjamin. +. II Hinton. Mrs.
Jennie Wright. A. ID. Lyon. James Boys
4 -. klehart beva1. Emil Kuntz J. n.
Inufi. Mrs. smock. Mrs II. p Belmont.
Ms. Jennie IIamberger NJ T.. Banker.
Mrs. l.. u. cogswell. Z. II. o Nell.
Josephine Ba'ling Mrs. l.. Burt. 7. I.
Russ. Mrs 4. Runlle. A. H. Davis. Eliza
thatcher. Mrs j. Gillies. peter sll6Ler.
Anna 9. o..onnor. Mrs J: II, Dorrity.
Mrs. Mary Mcbride. 4: B. Thacher. Jnles Jules
fishing AMI Engraving CO.. Mrs. G. II.
CRUDE, Sadie English. p. !. Lynch. Mrs.
Kate f. clavin. Mary e Burke. deceased;
Mrs. X. G.rgsasen Mrs. cnss. Kompe. F.
u Hutch,nes. Luis Ziscka. Mrs: Mary
Mc,;uir-. Mrs. T. \. Wills. -. J. Thomp
son. Mrs. Mari A. Lyon. Eugene FRANKIE.
VIM +. Russell. Paul Wnbelry. e ".
Taylor. \. ". 'ranler. Mrs. y Reilly. Mrs.
e. 4. Flanragan. Mrs. VI. Carr. Mrs. X.
FDga-ty. Dr. G. VI. Grlifin. H. y. Hazard.
Mrs. +. iIatheriy. You and each of You
are hereby notified ana required 10 pay. -
the undersigned. on OF before Friday. oct.
lst. 1891. the arrears o. amounts due to
them 10y You respectively for the storage
II goods IA vOir respective names and
uuw In th~ir possession. ana IN case o.
yonr default IN 50 doing. the goods will be
spld at Public Auction AZ their warehouses.
Nos. 232 2S4 23G Wes; l,ths In the
'liv of New York. by r. II. Ludlow & CO..
Auc'' 'oneers on the lith day of October.
1885,. al II A. NJ. and vii. be continued
each succeeding THURSDAY at the same
time and place. until the sale is completed.
New York. Ang. 18th
MORGAN & BROTHER.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
CARPET CLEANING.

~-~e|---%.|1|-l~~@>7<s@-]
CARPETS CLEANED nv STEAM BY
HAND or on he door. Careful CAR
PET CLEANING 20. l.i5s BROADWAY. 42i
~ 423 East 4sth ct COZ 4 BRANDT.
rroprle,ors Telephone 1872 3sfh.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
ADVERTISEMENTS ana rubscriptIons
DRESsMAI<INC.

\ -k.-roJ'TrKlERE FRANCHISE
FDrfu.gi. with Stern Bros, latest
Iagis designs for autumn. dinner. car
rlag-. reception and wedding gowns. Di
'y,ling AMI golf suits, riding hapits.
,a,or made gowns at moderate prices.
sl.ur; notice. Indies material made ny.
Nine. BENITEAr ANDEkSoN. ~ c'h
ave. near Eth 81.
DkEssMiK Err .-t:,perieno-d dres-makrr
20 go out by the day. TO make and re
model drssr-s In private fnni.i~s. H.
HOST 3I Easf a3i -
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

LDST.-Bankbook No. 2G2. .G93 on Dry
Dock Savings Bank. Any person having
claims upon said book II called upon 10
present The same 70 the bank within
thirty days. or the said book will bs de
clared cancelled and extineuished. and
new ore Issued IN lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRfcEs.-50O second hand
wool and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ~
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. Jvs Madi-
son-st.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Hanover-st > 1856 q Of Wall ST. 2o.+x
irregular kenieno Suarez ct al executors. 10 .,
Henry A1riancr 100; 81
Grove-s,. Nos CO and "a. ~ loxs7S5oxio:
Katharine Schmitt 10 George Schmltt ct a. 4l's
Nulberry-si. Nos 22+ and 226. 'O.2x9S1xj lx
$50. Edward II Tamsen as Sheriff to az,
Muiberry-st No 22S 2,xioo: same same. 2o7'
East Houston-st No l2s. 25x Irregular Daniel
Rosenthal to Resale kosenthal. 4"S
Columbus ave. corner nth ST l"2 2sd'; Am
34th-st. i+I II u o. sth ave - llxSsy
70th-st. - n OF Columbus ave. Tx
lrr5 73l-s - II of Columbus ave,
laxlO2 .: Columbus corner Iei ST 1922
X45 Richard 5 Farley and wife 20 John 1 =,
pih~ave W corner 42i- st, 59xs0x Irregular:
Richard Farley and wife to same IL
T2a-s n s. 375 II " 81 Central Park Vest. J"x
ao4.4 I, 7Sd at: Elizabeth : Clark to Edward
ol-avc. No 2.2I 2os~o Christina NJ McKenna
144th1 st. No al West. 7exao ii; Louis j'nsrich
.; al 10 Jacob Hoehn jr.........:........::. lW
Brook 1903 IT Of 1881 ST. a4x6..2x -. -,
~ 7x53.7: Goldner 10 William II Busey Exch, 4Vo
9xe4s Adoif Flai and wife 10 Max Goidner 1890
laTth st n $ n a -st. o5x10o Joseph
Iiebertz william c BOYD. d............ loU
Terrace view-ave. lot 2l7 20 220 map Of North
Marble I;l. 98.5xlrlxlll. lOxl0l2. Alice Davies
Sundel ............................
4,h-s g l20 of Union ave. 1so9x
l0fNls2 4xiOO John u Bale and wife 20 Emily
lots and 81 map Gleason property: Joseph
Gleason 70 Peter II Ryan. .................. 2o'o
Poplar-st. n :. $50 II of Main st, X xx
lp4.6. Isaac X u Arrow 70 William J Arnow.
lots s2 and ls3. map UnioHport; Ludwig Muller
., Elizabeth Muller OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1t l6 70 IL block % map Pelham Park. Perley
Cr0ser 10 Maria Crbansky Exchange ana ~
or avenue. 3s4 l0x1O3 5x+o4. 7xiO3 Morris II
Haymaa al Earl Benham. ..............
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

ADNERTlShMENTS ani subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 2+2 Broadway. n door north
of "lst ST.. until o'clock 3. m: adver-
usements received at the following branch
uiiicrs ai regular office rates until : o'clock
y. m. VIZ. 81 sth ave. :. cor. 23d 81
lJ2 t'h ave. cor. l2'h ST.. Macy's. 9Th
ave. and i1th -. l42 columbus ave, near
West dGth st.. lo6 West +2d -. near 9Th
ave. - East l4th-s': - West 42i 81.
between 1th and sih aves. iJ9 Eas, i1th-
ST: l..s;> 81 ave. between 18TH and I'm
sts.. O3G - ave-. near Gist-st /. TOS ist
ave. near s3ih -. 60 81 ave. near 4lsi-
,t. 5.+ 3l ave. 2io Blocker St: 30
Bieecl.i -. 2pOs 81 ave. 2lO Fast 18Th
-: i12i 3d ave: = ij2 81 ave. % Am
s'erl1m-a r~. tO2 W-st i9l ST.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

ciuburbdn Real Cstdte
4 GENCY FOR ALL THE ORANGES y. j.
"A Also To Morfistown and Bernardsviile. Property
every description. Sale and h. J.. HAMILTON &
CO.. OF Broadway y. Y.
GENCY -Montciar estate all kinds sale and rent
n CLARENCE Z. TUBBS. Beekman st. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

Honest So Is n OF lelst-st to a three e-story
frame dwelling: Henry Drecher of No sS4
ForeH-ave, owner: Louis Taik architect. ..
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

HAVE INQUIRIES fr clA houses to let and for saIs
III List your property With ne. 'if' = fiH''' '''
SON n Nassau and JO3 Firth Ave.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
APARTMENTS TO LET.

Cnfurnlshed.
9TH AVE, lv}s. cor. scth st.-E.egant
apartments facing Park. So and 500 per
month STONE. III Wall ~.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tie Tribune received at their Uptown
Once No 2l2 Brondway. "a door north
Of 3lst-st. until y o'clock y. M. adver-
iissmen's received al the following braneh
oei-es at regular once rates until $ O clock
T. m via: 2J4 sth-ave.. :. e cor. I'D st a..
ls2 G,h- ave. cor. l2th-st.. Macys. 9Th
ave. and l4tl-st.. i42 Columbus save. near
West .Gth--t.. l06 West 42d st. near 0'h-
ne. ." Fast I4fh-st. - West 42d st..
be,w--n IN AMI sth aves 100 East 4Ith-
o.; 1893 80 ave. between 18th and nth
s,- 9,S ~ nre. near 0lst-sf.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
pVsINEsS CHANCES.

PROMOTER wanted for patent. better
than klordlke: safe. sure. permanent: :
first class man with experience. money
and references. Address Box 10. 325
Bleerker ST
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
NNNNNNN>-NNNNNNNN> NNN>>>>NN>>>
HANDSOMELY furnished room; seconi
nJor: bath. running water; private
house: reasonable to permanent party Ic'
West iGthst.. near broadway.
IRVING PLACE. it-Newly furnish~d
rooms; boxsprin beds; Pasteur Uttered
water. corn-r house.
XTII ST. Is WEST. Handsomely fur
uishrl rooms for gentlemen: references.
III EAST 2GTH II Nicely furnished
room far gentleman In physicians house.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune. received at their Uptown
once No ! 2i2 Broadway. 2j door north
OF 3iSi-si until 9 o'clock p. m. adv"r-
iisefnrnts received at the following branch
Offices AZ regular office rates until o'elock
T. m viz . - sfh ave, =. cor. 2.,d-st.
1872 9Th ave cor. l2th 81. Mays. tth-
ave. and IAN ST.: ii2 Columbus ave, near
West G8th st.. luG West i2d st.. near 9TH
ave: ~ East i3ih ST.. - W-st |2d -.
between 1ih and Sth ayes l3' Easi 3,th-
st.. 33s 81 ave. between 18th and tiih
st-.. l.O2j 81 ave. near blst--t' I,"o ist
ave. near sgih ST.: go 81 ave. n"et 4lsi.
IT,. a5l 81 ave. 30 Ble"ck-r-- e J.
Rleccier st 2VGs % ave. 80 East Ivtn
IT,. 1921 30 ave-. :. .G6Z ID ave. ~ Am
- ardnm-av~ 4u2 West 52i 81. lis Ehs,
10Th ct 2U3 Ens, lsth ST.. 500 yth ave
81 9Th ave. l.Ij2 81 ave, near 8''h g.:
2UI East sOth 81. 1920 broadway; l.563
RI ave: i2y sth ave. 1918 ~ ave. ,53
Gth-ave At the Harlem ONCE. 2.Uol ~
ave. near li3ih 81. 1876 East 1851 IT..
r.,r 3d-avo. 2is West l25ih At. be-. IN
and sth aV-s $50 West 1851 ~.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

ADVERTISEMENTs and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No 1922 broadway. "a door north
~ 3ist ST. until . o'clock y. m: adver-
t,sements received at the following branch
Offices az regular office rates until o'clock
y. IA. VIZ. 254 sth ave. =. cor. 23d ST. :.
lJ2 9Th ave. cor l2th 81. Mscy's. 9Th
ave and l+ih st It2 Columbus ave. near
Vest G6th-st. iOJ Wsst i2d ST.. near 9th
ave D2 East IAN St: - West l2d St
between Tth ana sfh ayee. iJy East +1th-
81. 2{S 3d ave. between IGih and nth
sts. .o96 3d ave. n-ar hl l-,-st ! IOs LIST
ave. near sJth 81, $50 81 ave. near +lst
st.. jji ~ ave. 30 Bleeckerst. 20
Bleecker - > gUs 3dsVe. 80 Fast 18th
ST.: 1921 81 ave. 2.6G2 2d ave. ~ Am
sterdam-sve.. t02 West 42d St. its East
10Th st.. 2u3 East tSth 81. s56 9th-ave :.
~ 9Th ave: 1882 81 ave. near G1th-st
2A East soth ST.. 1920 Broadway. 5'3
"a ave. I2f' srh ave. l.3is "a ave: ,53
6th ave. At the Harlem Offices: 2.n5l 3D.
ave. near ii3th ST.: l56 East i25'h ST..
near 3d-avc.; 2.3 West i25th-st.. bet. eth
and sth aves. /: c20 Wcs, ii5ih-3V
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
Gin propertn 90 Cri.

Gin lropertn 90 Crt.
SHORE EDGE PROPERTY.
500 EAST 18Th ST.-$90o: 1922 A. $50. three
story n nj basement Dwellings, built Ock
private park high ground attractive river view 10
and hath. store and buffers pantry hot
aso otsn frepaces kitchen bath cellar
indeprnden and ne- entire book property
owner who employs a jartor caretskrr for II all.
TITLE GUARANTEE 4 TRUST 60.
q. an stb i+6 BrOadway
LETTING OFFICES
4, 2u3 West iU3i
Amsterdam d ana ~ West
rre WEST I2TH STREET.
I'D /, rooms. All improvements.
Apply ONCE
RHINEIANDER ESTATE. .i55 West IHh
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

YOUNG LADY. tall. fine appearance.
nglrr and assistant in cloak suit house,
81 bust. experienced. quick. willing 10
learn any neat business. y3 South "a ST.
BROOKLYN.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-02
REGULAR PROCEEDINGS.

Teller Makes Inquiries Regarding the
Antitrust Amendment.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The tariff bill
was taken up promptly in the senate to-
day. Teller made inquiries as to re-
ports that an antitrust amendment
would be brought up. This was a most
important matter, he said, and there
should be ample time for consideration.
Allison said he did not know what dis
posal was to be made of the subject, as
no action had been taken by the finance
committee. Teller said it had been re-
ported about the chamber that such an
amendment had been considered in
caucus. He urged that it should not be
brought in at the last moment, ''as it
will not be done;" he added with posi-
tiveness. Allen gave assurance that no
such hasty action would be taken.
White remarked he thought the anti
trust subject had been dropped.
"The trouble with Senator White and
myself" answered Teller, ''is that we
are not members of the Republican eau
Gus, and therefore are somewhat in the
dark
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-02
Terrible Suicide of Three Men,

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-Just west OF
Wellsville, there is coal chute belong
ing to the Wabash line. AS passenger
train No. 6 was dashing through this
chute, Engineer Robinson saw three
men lying with their heads upon the
rail. He tried to stop his engine, but
the distance was too short, and in an
instant the men were ground beneath
the wheels. A close examination of the
bodies revealed the fact that the men
must have been perfectly sober when
they took their places beside the track
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-02

his money in his pocket. He has made
mistake, just as he made a mistake
when he joyously rushed a telegram OF
congratulation to Mckinley. How such
devoted champion of the people could
find in his heart to rejoice at the cleo
tion of representative of the gold-bu
and corporations, we have not yet been
able to comprehend.
"But having thrown out these few re-
marks, we recur to our question. why
have the fusion Populists taken Bryan's
money if they are not under obligation
to deliver him the Populist vote in
1902"
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-02
Indians Drank Paink1Iler.

BRAlNERD, Mimi, July 1.-Fiye In
dians, including Chief Wee Sug, are
dead at Malone's Point, on Mile Laos
lake, and several others are expected to
die, as the result of drinking painkiiler,
hair oil and other preparations contain
ing alcohol. Indian payment has been
going on there, and the redskins gorged
themselves with this stuff, which was
bought from Malone's trading post.
The Indian riders are securing every
part of the reservation to bring the
band together, and serious trouble may
result, as the redskins think Malone is
to blame for the deaths.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-02
FOREST RESERVE REGULATIONS
New Rules Drafted by Land Commits
sIoner Hermann.


siOner Hermann.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Much atten-
tion has been paid recently by the gen.
eral land Office to the preparation of
rules and regulations applicable to the
government of the various forest re-
serves, and Commissioner Hermann has
now formulated these for the approval
of the secretary of the interior.
Prospecting, locating and developing
mineral resources and forest reserve are
permit ID. Lands for schoolhouses and
churches are provided and water for do
mestlc, mining, milling and irrigation
purposes are also allowed. Construc-
ton of wagon roads is authorized and
the right of way across reserves for irri-
eating canals, bitches, fumes and reser-
voirs is permitted.
Mineral lands of the forest reserves
are subject to location and entry under
mining laws In the usual manner.
Makers of mining locations are author
lied to fell and remove from their min
ing claims any timber growing thereon,
for actual mining purposes upon their
particular claim. Free use of timber is
allowed to bona fde settlers, miners, re-
sidents and prospectors for minerals, for
firewood, fencing, buildings, etc.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned. J. E. Barnett and Dinsmore
Parish. heretofore doing business as
Barnett & Parish, have this day, by
mutual consent, dissolved.
All accounts against said firm should
be presented to J. E. Barnett, and said
J. E. Barnett is to collect all accounts,
notes and evidences of Indebtedness ow-
Ing TO said firm.
Dated at Dalles City, Wasco County,
Oregon, this 17th day of June, 1897.
DINsMoRE PARISH,
jun25-4t J. E. BARNETT.
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On the occasion of the meeting of the
grand lodge of Elks at Minneapolis, the
o. R. & N. will sell round trip tickets
July I'd, good to return until July 31st,
for $6O.50. These tickets are good for
stop-over privileges returning. The
meeting of the National Educational As
sociation is held at Milwaukee at the
same time, and same rates to Mime
apolis will be given. At that point,
tickets will have to be purchased to
Milwaukee, costing for the round trip
$l2.30. jn17-tf
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-02
RoveItv at the Camera.

When the princess of Wales visits the
photographer she usually arranges
that her sitting shall take place in the
morning. A special studio is set apart
for the princess and other members of
the royal family. 1t is approached by
private door, which leads to an ante
room provided with easy chairs and
plentiful supply of illustrated papers.
A small chamber is fitted up as a dress
iDg-room, and here is to be found a
maid from Marlborough house, who has
preceded her royal mistress with a
dressing case containing brushes and
other toilet accessories. The princess
having discussed the position in which
she is to be taken, arranges herself, and
the operation proceeds. It is etiquette
on these occasions for the photographer
to address any remarks he may have
to. make to the lady-in-waiting in at
tendance, who in turn addresses the
princess, who replies throuh her also;
but it is needless to say that etiquette is
dispensed with by the princess in many
cases.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Two furnished rooms to rent, with OF
without board. Apply to Mrs. P. Cram
! Liberty street. jn2Sw