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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-12
Ta,ors state Qunranrlnc Control.

Austin. Texas. February l1.-The propo-
siton TO relieve the State Of guarantee
protection along It's coast aud place the
same under the supervision Of the Federal
authorities is meeting with some opl,osi-
tion In the senate. whore it was originally
introduced. The editorial in Yesterdays
Post met With The approval OF number OF
ihe legislators. Senator Morriss OF Cass
said he Post voices my sentiment With
reference to the Quarantine bill, am not
IN favor OF putting ourselves and our coast
IN the hands OF the Federal authorities.
wnose representatives are simply like sol
diers-obedient to orders. The Federal
representatives, have not the immediate
country al heart as men Ia the State S en-.
p'oy. whose interests are protected by ;he
coast from FL paso TO Sabine Pass. and any
Infection Of disease would strike them
home. Again IL there is any negligence
ON the part of the States people 1t eau be
attended to by our people, while Il tho
Federal authorities let go by the board
any vigilance In protecting our coast. they
are simply obeying orders. which rem
ders them entirely irresponsible, am not
in favor cf allowing the authority Of our
quarantine TO go to the United States gov
eminent and il viii no. get through here
without hard fight"
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s,.ep walker badly Hss

PalFngur. Texas, February ME-
Farmer. from near Miles THIS CO.,
of the newly elected county c'l'. !.
ers. while under the influence ~
mare. Jumped from his bed u NV "
tel last night. ran out 'n@
plunged headlong through
and fell fifteen feet TO the sv W.
ing his collac bone In seyels, N N
INK his SCALP nearly on ~ - sssars
Trunks. iniuung h'mselt inss, ~
Farmer was attending his n's'"
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Press Gang Remembered.

Austin. Texas. February ii-Coioncl John
". Dale. doorkccper of the senate. laid the
following, accompanied by box Of Gea-
eral Arthur cigars, on the reporters table
ia the senate chamber:
TO the press gang around the reporters
table in the senate chamber: With kindest
regards | present this small token of es-
TEEN 10 the best fellows on earth Tho
newspaper men. You are--weli you are
All right could say more. as an; some
wat Of liar myself. with an oxpc rienoe
Of nearly a quarter of ceniury as one OF
the gang. Yours fraternally,
John ". Dale.
"Senate nnnrknannr.r
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| 70 Tie creditors scosSsins urt,er this act.
Sec. -. II sny insclvent dentnr shali con
| fsss ~ suffer iedgnies, ~ make any pay
| rncrs " reaverGnsv villa ,ntcni 10 give q
preSc-crce. 10 shau De ssil'y q, a nlsie-
.s1c1rnr. ard sct;ees 10 iue Of not more
'hAa slraa and 10 Imprisonment in the
county jail FOR any rsTlo1 81 no, mc-e than
cac yesr. Snoaid any creditor or creditors
| crilude. or oEer 70 cailadc. wish any debt /.
| crS y fsiiing circumstances fog he pur-
pose ~ securing preference over any oiher
1 creditor or creiitors no shall for.si, all his
ushis to bis rre rata shsre Of tho proceeds
OF the assets q. the debtor. and the same
4 sAsii he rroraisi among the Other credit
| ors Accepting
! Sec -. The receiver shall he allowed by
The court 3 WASHABLE compensation too
bis services also reasonable attorneys fees
| WHARF the employment may have ! eea APP
iArorea ~ the court which said compenss-
iicr and st;o-ary's fees. together with the
1 e<s Is o: the court. shall bo firss gaid on; O,
y, funds II the hands q the receiver.
In connection with he above hill the fol-
low NJ nv Nj. fishar mitch has also been
.ssorzhy rernr7ei. viii ne consiaerei
Re IL enacted by the legislature Of The
state Of Texas.
Section J. That article ssss title l.NVI.
charter I. C, The Revised Civil Statutes. be
50 amended es 10 hereafter rad as fol-
lors.
Article secs. Every oha,tei mortgage.
ec-ed - trust or Other instrument Of writing
inies ied 20 operate as a mort gage of or lien
Upoa re-~onaI property which shall moi be
accompanied by al immediate delivery. ana
he foilowc- by an gc'ual and continued
eAanre cf Possession OF .ha property mort
eaftt ~ pledged by such instrument, shall
be absolutely void rs against the creditors
81. ne orssaror or person masking the
sanls. aau as against subsequent purchasers
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Austin Texas, February li.-pus,
Of the supreme court today:
Writ of error gran,ea--Bossen ! I,
ris, from, McLennan. =
Writs of error refused-LInr nm
Us. Atchison, from Taylor; Eule,, 4 ;
Tomlinson. from Tarrant.
Causes submitted-Converse ct Al :
tors. VS.. Davis ct al, from Rer,r. n
ct al VS.. Masterson. from BraprIi
Cause set for submissior-Blaud I
Orr, county Judge, from Jones, Nj
instant.
Rehearing refused--Gn,i, Colona,
Santa Re Railway company W Hal
from Fannin; Texas and New 0rlau +
way company VS.. 2rown ct al, from n
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Cotton shippers protest.

Austin. Texas, February l1.-Messrs.
William NJ. Read and G. w. Neville were
here today to appear before house commit
tee on internal improvements to protest
against comforting jurisdiction upoa the
railroad commission over the comprcssaee
Of cotton for interstate shipment. but the
matter was postponed until next Tuesday.
at which time all compress people de ~ ing
10 say something with regard thereto viii!
he hnar.l ~
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Suicide at Dalla.

Dallas, Texais, February ll-M
Davis. a young Fort Worth vura4
has been in Dallas few me13
from tho effects of morphine \
at 80 Commerce street, aboul
this morning. Efforts were nanl9
her life. but the drug had done
before SHE was discovered. She k1l3
telling her name and the address J
mother in Fort Worth, tui sss5fs
reason for the suicide, CHEZ
Arnold communicated With "
worth authorities. who noiih@ ~ ~
Wis mother. The body will y ~
Fort Worth for intermens.
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NuIcd hY = C..

-, Aeu NJ Coss
Elgin, Texas, February j, ~. 4
Mrs- E. L. Davis, aged ss y,.,.
dentally killed by COW shs -.
she had fed her COW, and IA !. 4. \
animal and went to emp,v Nv -. alea
me head of the COW. when -, NJ ~
her head towards her and ,bs y, ,s ~ I
morn struck her in the nil os ~ nIal Z
and threw her against tho h h, 20 3
only lived a few moment. ~ y
grandson was with her al the 49,, ns !.
ran across the street crying =, -. ,sl y! g ,
mad happened to his grandr.m ~ l!
the time they got to her she =. ~ ! \
was the mother Of Mr.. ]. ". M h.
keeping house for him when x. ~ =. j
she leaves large circle Of kln,m.s - 4.
and acquaintance.
Her funeral will take placs N.
AT 4 O'Clock from the Banti,t AN
which she was consistent ,usr MI !
number OF years. A
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Austin. Texas. February IL .-Repressnt-
alive Evans OF Hunt this morning intro
dnced the labor lien hill which is a plat,
form demand. 1t includes protection to
hookkcepers, artisans, craftsmen. factory
operatives. mill operatives, servants, me.
ch1niCs. Quarrymcn. lahorcrs.
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icfnre presented 10. OF examined on us
inertia ard rejected by the proper author
I lily because tho same was not eonsicorra
1 !vst claim srnins, the State. shall mol &c
presented. considered or paid under the
provisions Of this law.
Sec. . That the claims referred TO an
such as accrued under the administrator,
Of Governor Ross. enforcing the sereea'
I quarantine or3ened by him IN the year asf''
and such claim shall 30 presented TO me
GOV ernor within six months after this ACT
takes effect
Sec. s. That all laws and parts OF laws
In conflict herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Exempt from Johnson Grass f.a,r.
Austin, Texas February 1.-The fol-
lowing counties have been exempted from
the operations Of the johnson grass act
Armstrong, Bailey, Brisooo Carson. Cas-
,ro. Childress. Collingsworta, Cotile, Dali
lam. Deaf Smith. Dickens. Donloy. Floyd.
Foard. Gray, Hale. Hansicri, harie,nan,
Hartley. Hemphill, Hutchinson, King,
Lamb, Lipscomh. Moore, Motley. ochii'ree.
Oldham. Farmer. Potter. Rainfall, Roberts,
Sherman. Wheeler. Caldwell, Webb, En-
eihAl. Nueces, puval. Arkansas san Pairicio,
Andrews. Borden. Cochran, Crane. Crosby.
Dawson, Ector. Fisher. Gaines. Cara
Glsssccck. Haskell Hockey. Howard
Kent. Loving, Lubbock. Lynn. Martin. Mid
land. Mitchell Nolan. Reeves, ScurTy. stone.
wall. Terry. Upton, Ward Wirkler, loa-
KUN. III Paso, Preside, JEFF Davis, Brew
ster buchel. Foley, recos, Val Verde Kin
~. Maverick, Guadalupe, Medina, tNalde
Dimmiit ZaNala. Frlo. McMulan La sale
iron, Sterling. Schleicher. Crockett, suit
ton, Edwards. Coucho. Jack. Clay. Rains.
surioson. Wood, Harris. Bragoria, Maia-
sorda. Franklin. Kerr. Kendall. BandeTa
! pshur camp. Anderson. Parker. Rusk.
Montgomery. Trinity. Archer Knox. Pay.
Tor STEPHENS Young. Throckmorton. Nc
niloch. Hardin. Liberty. Jefferson, orange
{ h7uihers. Tyler. hvxar Cas-. HOPKINS.
T'Nl'r Jones. Shackelforl. Callahan. Cal
weston Cameron. iiSslso. starr. Zapata
Smith. Atascosa. Live oak Wilson. Kar-
res Lee, San Sahe, Mills, Ten Green. Kim
bic. Coke and Henderson.
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ua, sixteen Mothers-l..l1.

Dallas, Texas. February h-M
who is noted for having nalM
women in seven years, Sens Il
in Dallas, on his way 70 the pagm
vile where he has been 81 H.
wears from Grayson counH ~
with those around him at ~ ~, MI
morning and SAID he wonld !maa n3
If a suitable opportunity p'ss'
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MEN WHO WORK HAAD
Mood uorsfOrd's Acid r

Taken at bedtime 1t Drl'n 2,
sweet sleep; quiets the nerve I, ~ ~
IN brain tissue. It's soca w ~
toO-tako n little after meas
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Took Laudaaun'

Nacoedoches, Texas, FeDrua9 = q.
Kirkpatrick committed sulc'a' : !,
this evening by taking l,udi y ssss Il
formerly been in the emp,9! y, "a
at I.anana aud Tenaba. he - -
several days during the past l'4'-
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Adoptcd by AInbap,u.

Austin. Texas, February Represent.
alive Evans Of Hunt county received a
telegram lils morning saying amendments
10 the assignment laws, embracing the prln
tinal features Of tho Evans bin. h.<,
issasd the lower houses in the legislature,
of Alabama and Arlansas
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nv,ch BreWtss y

recommends the use OF tns "a riss
TONES. "MaltNutrine' IN -, u n
the merits claimed for II
druggists. -
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InGranre. Texas, FebruarJ ID

Lcssn and other officers let Us Z
ing for West Point In respcase y C.
sage saying that the safe Of W. ~
at that place had been broken ~
thieves got over 500 in money ~ L
ce,s have arrested two rlsl on su1d
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ages. sui iF IN p
fl, Several vew ,d deaths hay. occurred /
mia. % srlppe and -
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Anstin, Texas, February l.-aefore So
dietary committee No. J of tho senate this
afternoon favorable report was made on
bin by powscr granting TO NJ. T. & NJ. c.
Chapman Of illlaols authority TO bring sal,
aJni7st Tile state for balance due on the
contract Tor digging an artesian well at The
.usone asylum a. Terrell
The joint committee from the house and
senate ~ reli.trct the state In judicial
districts met his afterroon and elected
lioiisna Of Harris chairman. The commit
i,e Hip aiken steps To procure data. maps.
titr asa sill meet Subject go clll
IS DE senate committee on constltu-
ttnI amendments. the following rcsolu-
NorS We're reported on favorable:
~ itoHser--IO exempt manufacturers
tfoin taxation for the FIRST ten years who
come to The State 70 do business.
~ DiArell Fixing the tenn OF State
ana county officials. 10 b. elected by the
l4opie, az four years and salaries of the
aArae- The measure provides for railroad
commission Of three. one 20 serve two
years another four and another eteht
yeafs to be decided by lot Changes in the
Contribution are 10 BE- submitted to the
voters 81 the state on the first Thursday in
AuRuzt
~ Turuey -Proyiding for the orraniza.
tlon OF Irrigation districts in West Texas
without regard TO county lines
81 Burns--A authorizing the assessment
OF real estate Tor street paving. eXenlpting
lmproYomonts thereon. said assessment TO
he determined hY a vote of the PEOPLE In
The city or town affected. Tho resolution
Sas drawn ~ Hon, H. z Ring Of Houston.
Favorable report on laborers' lien bill by
Burns
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The Invitation vas Accounted.


The speaker announced tho following
committee to arrange the programme fol
the Houston trip Harris, KilhouEh, Hol-
land Browne Ward Randolph, NIKamy
Garrison called up senate bill No. 81, an.
proprlating $4,000 to pay for publishing the
constitutional amendments voted on at the
last general election The bill was finally
passed under suspension OF the rules
House bin No ISL, to repeal the law re-
curing tax assessors to gather agricultural
statistics was taken M
Curry opposed the bill.
The nil was passed 20 engrossment with
ne emorsrnty clause attached The bill
finally passed.
Childs offered Joint resolution to amend
the constitution 20 provide for the cleo
ten OF state and county officers for term
Of four years including the secretary OF
state.
Love offered a Joint resolution amending
IN constitution to provide for pensions to
OK Confederate soldiers.
'he house, ~ no, adjourned. to meet
Tomorrow morning ut o'clock.
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10 Pay Quarantine Claims.
AnHtlm -rDa.. I..l.r,,nr.. Ii n. ~.

Austin. Texas. February u Tho follow
ing bill was introduced this morning by
Mr. Bailey OF Dewitt:
bill 10 be entitled an act to authuri 80
payment o. an just claims against The
state incurred In enforcing the quaran
Nhe laws aeeru!ng under tho adminis-
uailon OF Governor Ross IN the years
1850 and 1891.
s'-ctQn T. Re II euaoted by the legisia
iuFe OF the State Of Texas. that the gov
'fa1r be and he 10 hereby a'ssnrized AMI
required to examine any claim presented
70 him under The provisions OF this act.
ana II The same be found to have been an
ihoilStd ~ the siaie health officer and are
2lti claims agaiust the STATE. and would
have been approved by ibe governor and
Paid but fer the fact mat they accrued at
rae cnh ~ The term In 1850 ana 1891. aud
we're not prrsented 10 the governor under
Nnps" standardization hey accrued, tho
gtsFiunr Ehai approve such claims ana
won such approval they shall be paid by
ine state; provided, that any claim here
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-29
ThrOngS Gather at His
tOriC San Miguel to
Celebrate.
Concerts, Athletic Sports and
HOrSeraCeS to AmuSe the
Visitors.
Centennial Programme Inter-
spersed With Solemn Religious
Ceremonies,

SAN MIG UEL, CAL, Sept 28.-Attired
in gay colors and with a salute at sunrise
of six volleys from the historical old can
non, this mission town opened It's three
days festival marking the one hun
dredth anniversary of the founding of
the Miss on of San Miguel. The most
complete and careful. preparations h I'd
been made to celebrate IN fitting manner
the suspicious event. None the less
beautiful in anniversary garb is the mis-
sion building or church proper. Rare
flowers and ferns have been brought from
near and far. and used in decorating the
interior. While the town to-day pre-
sented an animated appearance, accom-
modations have been ample, but by to-
morrow the inflow of people, it is ex-
pected, will have begun In earnest, and
there will doubtless be such a concourse as
the place never witnessed before.
During the day Bishop Montgomery of
Los Angeles and Fathers Killian of Santa
Barbara, Lebana of Los Angeles Marion
of Watsonville, Lynch OF Arroyo Grande
Aguillera OF San Luis Obispo and Riordan
were among the ecclesiasts to arrive
Some of the reverend gentlemen came in
time TO participate in the parade in the
forenoon.
From to $50 o'clock the San Miguel
cornet band discoursed selections in the
park, and then headed the parade. In
the procession of the forenoon were rep
resentative citizens of the town, members
of the centennial celebration executive
committee, the president of the day, visit
ing and resdent clergy and many ladies
and young Americas. The line of march
was through the principal business street
to the mission. At the mission brief
Montgomery delivered an interesting ad-
dress. The president of the cay also
spoke in terms of welcome.
The throng gathered at the ball grounds
at 10 o'clock to witness game between
the Paso Robes and San Miguel teams
The mission boys were defeated by score
OF % TO 80.
The coInet band gave concert in the
park at noon, and the racecourse was the
next scene of attract In the race for
saddle horses, quarter mile dash, seven
horses were entered. 1t was won by But
ties unnamed colt, ridden byone OF The
Youngest riders in the State, William
Butte Jr. The time % seconds fiat over
IA heavy track. was good. In the three
eighths OF mile dash only two horses ell.
tered. Kester's Venus won from Sea-
mems Goodenough in :3S.
Tonight pontifcal vespers were sung ut
the mission by select choir.
The exercises for tomorrow promise to
be especially attractive. In the forenoon
at the mission pontlfcal high mass will
be held, with sermons in English and
Spanish. The day Will close with a ball.
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Fata, Array at Bemtcia.

BENICIA, CAL. Sept. 28.-In a shoot
ing affray at O'Clock this morning a
Greek named Greek Bazukas was MORALLY
wounded, dying this evening at o'clock.
Bazukas had entered a front dive
resort kept by John Cressovary in search
of a woman When told that he could
not see her he became abusive and was
elected from the place. He then armed
himself, returned to the saloon and COM
menced quarrel with Cressovary, which
ended in both drawing their revolvers
and shooting at each other. Cressovary
ESCAPED, but Bazukas was shot twice. one
bullet penetrating the abdomen.
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SACfHMEHTO PRIMARIES.
William land Has Probably Won the
Republican domination for
MQyor,

SACRAM ENTO, CAL, Sept. 2S-Neyer in
the history of Sacramento County has
there been such an absolutely "happen-
less primary election as the one held this
afternoon in the city.
From the waterfront boundaries of the
old First Ward, where n former primaries
men shed their blood in CT use of their
chosen leader, known Throughout tine
coast as Little Napoleon" Frank Rhodes,
to the uttermost limits of the Ninth
Ward, where the gentle hog-raiser with a
straw in his mouth came sauntering up
the county lane 10 listen open-eyed to
the ward politician descanting on the
merits of a candidate, all was as peaceful
as calm spring morn.
The regulation ticket was voted in every
ward, and it seems assured that William
Land the downtown Boniface, will head
the Repu blican ticket for Mayor, with the
rest of the regulation slate as given in
IHE CALL yesterday. Ex-Mayor Stein
man, however, still claims that he will be
the nominee.
The threatened scrap in the Second
Ward did not materialize, and crowds of
sghtseers wandered around dlscon solately
and then left in disgust after glancins
at the heavily barricaded polling places,
so arranged in view of prospective battle
that it will require a Calling gun TO
force an entrance should the cohorts of
Daroux attempt it.
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InCendiary Attempts to
Destroy the City of
Stockton.
Firemen Kept Busy Subduing
BlaZeS in the Business
Center.
Heavy Losses Caused by Two of
the ConfIagrations Before They
Are Controlled.

STOCKTON, CAL. Sept 28.-Four un-
successful attempts 10 burn this city were
made shortly before daybreak to-day.
The f:emen were kept busy until 5
clock and the police were out in force
searching for the person who started the
fires. Thore is little doubt in the mind of
any one here that all four fires were of in
cendiary origin, and that the firebug set
the last two in the heart of the city with
the idea of having them both start at the
same time, thus crippling the efficiency of
the Fire Department
The first blaze started in lodging house
on Main street, between Ell Dorado and
Center in the heart of the city. The de-
partment responded quickly and the fire
was soon eItinguished. The firemen had
hardly got settled in their respective
houses when an alarm was sent in for a
fire at the corner OF Hunter street and
Miner avenue. The frebug lad entered a
room while the occupants were out ana
ignited some rubbish in an unused closet.
This blaze had no sooner been e1tinguisheo
than another alarm was turned in.
This time the tiremen mad more trouble
on their hands, for the blaze had been
klndled in the Pioneer Photographic Gal
lery, on Main street, in the center Of the
business section. By quick work the con-
fiagration was extingulshed, but not until
it had destroyed the rooms IN which the
gallery was located.
The firemen had hardly reached their
houses again when All alarm was sent in
for the most disastrous fire of all. The
incendiary had started a blaze in two
places on Main street, between Hunter
and San Joaquin streets. In the Odd Eel
lows building one had been sci, and The
other was in the connecting hallway 10
The EldIidge building. The first proved
to be serious one, and the loss from ire
and water wall run up in the tens OF thou
sands.
Tonight the police ard Sheriff's depu-
ties are out III force looking Tor the fire
tiend and the town is up IN arms. There
is talk OF appointing committee of 1C0
citizens to patrol the stree all night
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Threatened bg F0rest Fire.
ST. HELENA, CAL, Sept. 2S-The
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the vat and that the grease in the soap
boiled over and flowed on the floor.
Ida Larson who was at the dance in the
hall opposite Luetgert's factory on the
night OF Nav l, was called TO the stand
to impeach Emma Schimpke's testimony
relative to the latter seeing Luetgert and
his wife walking toward the factory at IL
O. clock that night. She declared that
Emma Schimpke was net at the hall or
near it at IL o'clock. She added also that
Luetgert bought beer for some of the girls
who were dancing that night.
Luetgert will PROBABLY go on the stand
in bis own beh alf THURSDAY.
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BROWNS MUiUAL COUNCIL.
Fire of the Pastors Selected Named by the
Pastor.

CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. 2S.-Rev. Charles
0. Brown, speaking to-day of The mutual
council which is to meet here on Octobe
Is to consider the justice of the course of
the Bay Conference IN suspending him,
said the council would consist of the pas
tors and delegates from eleven churches,
five of which are named by him a follows:
Leavitt-street Congregational Church,
Chicago, DR.. J. B. SiIcox pastor; Willard
avenue Congrega tional Church. Chicago,
DR.. W. a. Waterman, pastor; Pilgrim
egational Church, Chicago, DIR,
George r. Wallace, pastor; Lake View
Congregational Church, Chicago DR..
Philip K. Rohn, pastor, and New England
Congr egational Church OF Aurora, d. J.T
Blanchard, pastor. The eleventh church,
chosen by arbitration, is Dorchester Con-
gregational Church, DR.. Arthur Little,
pastor.
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Miners to Met ia spokan..

SPOKANE. WASH, Sept. %. At
meeting tonight of the Northwest Min
ing Association final arrangements were
made for the third annual convention. 10
he held in Spokane October 7, s and 8.
The association has members In Oregon,
Idaho, Montana, British Colum bia and
Washington, and at least 500 mining men
are expected to attend the convention.