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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-23

exhaust on 1t cures where 9th means
have been tried and found futile
Their Is lie s hesitation nowadays
among in'e Zig nj peep In attending to
the beginnings poor h alh II is well
known that disease is lrogre svc and
cumulative, easy 10 dive cut at the
star, but menace to life when allowed
TO entire oh Itself in any organ OF the
body lfpeonle W uld consider head
aches, rh"un atSn', euralgia, sic pl IS.
ress. ind getton and laneud fee lines in
Their true lieht aud S s, riously rs they
deserve to b. and make stard against
them at once by mean oil PAN 5 celery
compound, there would be wonderful
diminulion in the amount OF kidney, liver
and heart disease"
Any one who reads the heartfelt, em-
pNat,c letters at have appeared here
rom men aud women VINO owe Their
health and o ten hir ives to Pal e's
celery compou d will be impre sed by
the sincerity in every line.
This great modern scientific invieor-
a'or and health make is doing an enor-
nous amount of Lasting good these
spring days. Its success in making
people well has ad no parallel in the
hi tory oil medicine. 1t has cured thous-
ards OF css's OF rheumati. m and n, IL
ralgia, many Of long standing ii at have
been despa r5d OF by frietds and phys,.
C ans.
Compared with other remedies, its
permanent cures stand gu, as a noun
tain does beside a mole hill II al the
men and women who have entirely got
rid of nervous deb lily, threatened
rervous exhaustion. sleeplessness and
such organic troubles as kidney, liver
and omach diseases by its help during
the past year alone, could be brought
together, what an army Of grateful
pt op'e il would maktl
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HOLIDAY EXCLUSION.


The Bio Gfande Western Railway
offers rate Of one single fare for the
round trip between aty two stalious
on its line, July $40. 4th and 5'h.
Tickets good until July Gin. A epien.
did opportunity to fjsh In the ntreanis
near Fish Lake (nesr hs'ysvaIe), IN
the Diam nd and various other waters
along the Rio Grande Western Ry.
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At a meeting Of the Utah Mining
compsny's stockholders held yesterday
elected: Il. II. CtismoD, CHARLES Van
A lstine. Walter 3. Crlsmon, Dora 8.
Van AisIine, Cnurles CIismou, Gsurse
Crismon and +. M. Weller. Tness
mot shortly afterwards anu chose e.
L. Crism III as presi Ient, Cnarles Van
Alstine vice pres dent anu Waiter ~.
CrismOD secretary and treasurer. The
COMPANY % affairs are in q gratifying
cJnultion, auu the mine was never III
b, tier shape ,haa It is said 10 Do at the
present time,
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The strife made In the PJormap al
Silver City proves to bS very rich.
There is now showing 16 inches OF ore
carrying $3.50 per ton in golc. This
indicates mat the ere chute 10 going
to be ~ rich AT that depth al In any Of
the higher levels. Superintendent
Cavil fesls that the discovery prst-
tically establishes the value VI the
niine.-Boise statesman.
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Thrives on good ioo1 ana sunshine
with plenty OF exercise Ia the open
air. Her form CLOVIS with health am
her face blooms with Its beauty. l
her system needs the cleansing actio %
oi laxative remedy, she uess the
gentle anu pleasant Syrup Of Figs.
Made by the California Fig Syrup
Com peny.
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Press Excursion.

Tue memDefs OF the Utah Pres
association will, with the members OF
the Montana associstiun, be- the guset
OF the Salt Lake Preps cluU at Garfield
tomorrow. Between the three organ
izations the day viii doubtless be made
most interesting.
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stock Brokers Get Down 10 businoss
ON thr txchapge.
This was q lair DAY in the pit OF the
stock exchange ana when the brokers
uispersed, tnty dad go, not with the
r, cord oi q whitewssn before them
but with sales aggresating ,45O
suares, the same having seliing
value OF 1915. The sellers were AisK,
Gsyter, Dexter ana LittIe Pitsbure,
a. d all bu the latt,r went at fairly sur
rtsniiaI Dgures.
The closing fl u ce were as ioll,ws:
IIsTrD STOCKS.
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EXCLUSION TO

Gold Mountain aud narysvaIe pistriet
--Ricbheid, EIsiuore, Belknap.
On Saturday, June Goth, the Rio
Grsnds Western runs an excursion 10
above mentioned points. Trains leave
at $50 am. Fare $500 round trip.
7 ckets good ten days. A splendid
opportunity for minihg men to visit
the camps Mt Gold MouDtsin ana
Msrysvale.
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rxcuKsIoN 10 TnE EAST,
Via RIO Grsnde western Railway.

Via Rio Grsnde. western Railway.
Minneapolis and return S3S. 40
Tickets on sale July LIST aud End.
Milwsuke- and return $3.50. Tick.
ets on tale July End, Bro sid 4ih.
Denver ana return. S2260. Tickets
n sale July g. b and 6.b.
Trsips leave Daily AT 1850 .. m, and
TAO .. NJ. Cool and deiightful ride
through The Rockies. Through sleep
eIs. Ticket Office In Posts ffiee
Corner.
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Salt Lake scavenger Company.
All kin's Of seaveng WIZ 1T fair
prices. Offics under Walkers Bank.
Telephone 273 =. .. box 28s. Frank
Larssn, Manager.
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At Lagoon Friday.

The Seventeenth ward Sun day
school will spend Friday at Lagoon.
Various kinds OF games will be In
dulged in, which will include a com.
pet'tive game Of baseball. A big turn.
out 10 looked for.
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rRANsrERs OF STOCKS.

One bungrei and 6ty shares OF
Al at 45 ceuls per share; 100 Geysnr
Al $l..;3; 200 Dexter al s1.76; LOCO
Little PiGtsbnrg at 81 cents. Total
shares colt, 450; selling value Of
stocks, 1915.
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No. rs West First South street. A
email store, small stock, small ex.
penses anu small profits. l should
ike my friends and the public TO award
me q snare OF their patronage In the
above business. Only frat GLASS goods.
II. W. NAIsBITT. Manager.
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10 Per Cent or
en- every grade Of footwear at
Y @. NJ. /.
Bankrupt sales are bugsboos.
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ISnIoArIoNs Ans BRIGHTER.
Oioud About ia hs Lirsd FROM nam.
mDth-strihe In IN NJ nmmoth.

moih--strihe In IN Mfmmoth.
The Mammoth Recoru says that
the indications Tor toe hitting Of the
cloud which has been banging over
this camp for tho past month are
brighter this week than they hsv
been siucs the eloaing Of the mill. J
A. Cur nirgham has returned from
his TIP TO Canada and ia pr,psriDg to
resume work on the New East TIN
tic raiiro al. 3. N. Hornbuckir, who
built the road last year, arrived In
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10 Per Cent ON
on every grace Of footwear at
Y. G. NJ. /.
Bankrupt sales are bugabo0s.
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Kenneth DonnellaD, Stock and
Mining Broker, No. l6l Main street.
Telephone No. 50S.
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Four or flve nrst-clnss advertising
soiic,tors. Apply Mt NKws flee.
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ONLY SAL 80 sAN FRANCISCO
aud Return, via Portland.

Tickets On sale July 2nd, 9th, 9Th
and 7th, good returning until July
3ls,. For particulars enquire City
Ticket Offics, col Main street.
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party was discussed at length and It
was decided to postpone the formuIat
ing OF plans for Its proper ertertain.
ment until larger repress rtstton OF
members OF the COMMITTEES can be had :.
Telegrsms, of which the following 10
copy, were seut to members OF the
committee rcsiding at a distances from
tho city and all others viii bs notified
by msii:
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Four or Ave firsi-class advei tising
soitcitgrs. Apply at NEWS office.
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Via Rio Grnnae Western Halfway.
O. July End, 8. h, 9Th and 7th the
II. q. W. will sell round trip tickets to
San Francisco al $3.50. Two trains
to the Coast daily.
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SAN rRAsoIeCo AND MErURN ssh 90,

Taylor Bros., IA w. LIST South, Stoct
and Real Estate Brokers. Tel. 1853.
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sNLr LAKE CIrY. Juno g2.

You are appointed II member OF one OF
the active committees for the reception
and entertainment OF the President OF
the United States on his approaching
visit to our Sta Q. There will be meet
ing of the committee on Thursday even
rooms of the Pioneer Jubilee. WIN you
be present.
j. FORD KENT, Chairman.
GEORGE Y. WALLACE, Secretary.
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and that upon the courts concluding TO
proceed further. the several bidders be
notified thereof. with the exception Of
Wakefield & Jacobsen. who having ask.
ed. are allowed 20 withdraw thelr plans,
specifications and check.
Ordered that the court do now ad-
jonrn until tomorrow al 10 o'clock a. IN.
Thursday. February Ith, 1897, End day
same present as yesterday,
Court met and was duly opened ~ 10
o'clock a. m.
william Cook appears for f, II. wem-
me. owner OF Lots Z. S, and 3, Block sS,
Columbia Addition. and offers to settle
tax purchases of said lots for 1892, 30
and -, II the county viii remit penal
ty: ordered that offer be accepted
John a. larsen appears and offers to
build a bridge across a slough near his
place in the county road. running from
Astoria to Section 10. TIP. ", r. s
w, II the county will furnish the lum-
ber; on roll call J. II. d. Gray answered
no: C. Peterson and H. Lewis answered
aye; therefore ordered that offer be ac-
cepted. and a rcquisitlon issue for the
lumber
Bills on general fund examined and
allowed as follows:
c. Nordstrosn, 5000. care OF sorg.
lund: Anna Ward. $1,000, care of os-
burn Mrs. Schroeder $500 Mrs. Sandy
$500. Mrs. Pise 1900. Mrs. Nordstrom
5000. allowance for January; ]. A. Full
ton $500. o. II. Beckman $500. examl-
nation Mary Peterson, insane; a. l..
Fulton $500. examination OF c. f. Ward
insane; s. A. Rozer $3.50. acknowledg-
ing deeds: s. A. Kozer $500, q. Zeigler
$3.50. Geo. Brown $500 equalIzlng and
computing valuations assessment roll;
+. l. Dunbar $50. J. w. Hare 500.
postage stamps; ]. w. Hare $3.50, ex-
penses serving papers; Ed. Hanson So
Transfer Co. $3.50. expressage Of car
penters TO WalIuska bridge; Bayles &
Palmberg 1890, repairing draw Wal
Iuski bridge; Astoria Iron Works Sl5.4s.
casting roller Walluski bridge; y. d.
Raymond $500, blue prints Of Young 3
river survey; ". E. Foster 1920. trip to
Vesper, viewing road; A. V. Allen $50,
supplies for court house; Griffin &
Reed. sll.15. stationery; Glass & Prud-
hOmme $2sS. one quarter district at
tOrney's register; j. &c w. White $3.50.
fling stamp; oregon Telephone CO.,
telephone for February $500; K. j. Hen
dricks $3.50, fare Of w. Hill from re-
form school; c. NJ. Cutbirth 1868,
painting court house roof; Astoria
Transfer CO., $3.50, horse for sheriff to
Nehalern; Chas. Rogers $3.50, drugs for
prisoners; Foard & Stokes Co. 800, lock
for Jail; Herald Pub. Co. s35.75, publish
ing proceedings; Daily AstOrian S577O,
publishing proceedings and notices; A.
v. Allen, provisions, Mrs. Weaterburg
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Three suits were filed In the circuit
court yesterday In the case Of John
and B. A. Owens AdaIr VS.. W, y. and
Alice May. plaintiff asks for Judgment
in the sum Of ss7lSO alleged to be due
for rental OF an stocked farm situated
at WaIrenton The oompalint sets forth
that the rental OF the ranch. which was
stocked with twenty nine COWS and full
farming implements. was 5000 per
month end that s27l.S0 is stin due. Sher-
in Hare served the papers yesterday.
Charles N johnson has brought suit
against Mrs. Olava Peterson for 1910,
an amount alleged dncluding SIS attor-
neys fees) to be due on some work
which plaintiff has done. Frank Patton
has sewed the Nehalem Lumber Com
pany for Slsl945 and interest. Plaintiff
bought up several claims against the
lumber company. which are now due.
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s and ., aud that the boundaries ~ pla.
trtots :. y. 10 and II be ohangcd In ne.
cufNlanoc thwrwtth that plHrict No,
ls bo extended ~ as to Include SECTIONS
5, 4, and Z ot III n. Il, W, and
that Road, DIST No, 10 DO changv'd IN
accordance thcrcwith. that all other
districts rcmaln aa heretofore cstah.
llshcd
oricrd that Alex Moody bc appoint.
pI supwyisor ~ Road plst, No, 10, and
that John Larsen be appointed super
vtsta' " Road nia, Nc a.
l,ond ot James W Hare. aa tax col
lcctor. for si5,OOO,OO, examined ana mp
proved,
Communication frum Josiah West
stating that thr 6rigo acrosa Ncaoaxic
crrck N In very had condition or.
dcr,d that the rad nuIorV laor be W.
qucsted In furnish an estimate ot lum.
bcr rcquir,'d To make necCuaary rcpaira,
or to construct now bridge,
Rcporta from all road supervisors for
.he year ,SsG. cxanined and approved,
Oriercd that court do NOW adjourn
until tomorrow at 10 a. N.
Saturday. February sth. 1897. ith day
present term. same prcsvnt as ycstr.
day
Court met and was duly opened at 10
o'clock a. m
In the matter of mad taSca Now
oomca ], w Harc. ahcrifr. and informs
tho court that he has born requested
by the Hon. T. J, Taylor. mayor, and
], W, Wclch. councilman .pf tho CITY
OF Astoria, 10 pay to the county treas
urrr the special road tax oollsCtcd with.
In the city separately from othor rad
tax,Ss. and the court having considered
the same. and mo-, bcipg fully advised IN
this matter and other durstions rclating
To the collootion and expenditure OF
tho road takes. Il " order~d that
McsSrs, Fulton Broa b. employed 10
furnish thu court an opinion in regard
thereto
Ordered that Court do now ADJOURN
until saturday Frhruary l1th. 1891
J. II ~ GRAY. JudgS. .
c, PETERSON.
HOWELL LEWIS,
Commissioners.
tAttesu +. l. DUNBAR.
County Clerk.
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THE COUNTY COURT.


CONTINUED from First Page.)
ing, Wakefield & Jacobsen bid S22, 5000;
Pacific Bridge Co, 1l7.s9OOO; sanderson
& Nancy, s23,OSOOO for left. roadway,
S25,25OOO for 2O-ft roadway.
Steel span 9O-ft openings, left. road
way, pile abuttments, six steel cylinder
center pier concrete filing, 2sOO IT. 16-ft.
trestle, Pacific Bridge Co.'S bid. Sl3,-
$4,000, and for 12O-ft. openings. S17,3sOOO.
The court having examined and con-
sidered the several bids and plans. and
not being fully advised at this time. It
was ordered that the matter Of the se-
lection Of the plan be taken under ad-
visemeIIt, and that upon the bidders
filing a bond in lieu Of their certified
checks, that the clerk be instructed TO
return the same, and that the plans
be sealed and deposited with the clerk,
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CITY LIGHTING
IS DISCUSSED


Continued from First Page.)
were used. 1t is quite probable that
at the $3.50 rate per month the commits
sion would make quite a sum per year
which would go to the credit Of the
funds OF that department. The inter-
est account will not be as large as es-
timated, because part Of the invest
ment has been already made. The few
er the lights used the less would be
the expense for cartons, and II Is also
probable thai an ASSISTANT could be taxi
en- out Of the regular force and thus
the expense Of his salary could also be
saved.
These, briefly. are the estimates over
which the commission and council are
now celebrating, and 1t is a question
which every citizen should consider.
]. Q. A. BOWLBY.
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County Judge Gray is enforcing the
immigration bill. Section 1925 Of Hilrs
code, provides: IF any person shall
bring and leave any pauper in any
county in this state. wherein such pau
per Is not lawfully settled. knowing
him TO be a pauper he shall forfeit and
pay the sum of 800 for every such Of
fense TO be sued for and recovered by
and 10 the use of such county in a civil
action before any circuit court having
jurisdiction Of the same" The county
court recently gave notice that paupers
were being brought 10 this county,
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Captain Corkhill of the Crown Of In
dia, emphatcaIy denies that the arti-
Gle published in an evening paper Of
the 10th was from any authority OBJ
tained from himself He says that his
sailors are Of the best, and that he has
had no trouble with them and is anti
in publishing the notice which appear
ed in yesterdays paper regarding debts
contracted. that he only followed the
instructions Of his owners. His men
have 80 far been faithful to him, he
has appreciated their loyalty, and ex-
poets a continuance Of Il.
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Mr.. C. F. Oyerbaugh, travelling freight
agent OF the o. r. and n. Co, who was
in the city yesterday. said it was no
surprise TO him that the steps taken
by the German bondholders OF the three
continental lines to Jointly use the o.
r. and y. should include the A and
C. r. r r. II the bond holders want
to reach tide water they would not hesi-
tate at a small thing like a fifty-mile
piece Of railroad.
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Yesterday was one Of the bleakest
along the water front for some time
past a gale from the northwest blew
over the bay and the waves ran unusu-
ally high. The dense fog obscured the
Washington side and the turbulent Col
umbia resembled the ocean. Whitecaps
dotted the bay and added to the pic
turesqueness Of the scene Early in
the morning the seagulls SCARED high
in the ara sure sign that a storm is
brewing and, sure enough. II began
to howl in the afternoon. Despite the
gale several hardy fishermen were upon
the river and their boats stood the gale
well. The wind increased during the
day until last night It had attained
velocity Of about 65 miles. Indications
point to better weather today.
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The forthcoming entertainment Of
the Sons Of Hermann promises TO be
entertaining in the extreme. The com
mittee has arranged for the following
handsome prizes: For the most original
character, first prize. ladies' elegant
handicapped brass flower table and
vase; second prize, ladies', one set or
ange spoons; first prize. gentlemen, one
gold mob ebony cane; second prize, gen
tlemen, one silver-plated set Of srnok-
ing utensils. For the most elegant cos
tune, first prize ladies, one handsome
photograph album; second prize, ladies',
one set gold trimmed plates; first prize.
gentlemen, one fine silk umbrella; sec
ond prize, gentlemen, one silver plated
cigar set. 1t is the intention Of the
management to exclude all persons Of
questionable character.
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but was forced to repeat the warning,
and yesterday issued a notice calling
attention to the law. Destitute persons
are brought to Astoria from all the
towns along the river and thrown upon
the county for support. The law will
be rigidly enforced,
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den for San Francisco, was the only
vessel 10 put to sea yesterday. The
little schooner crossed out without dii,i-
Guilty, and is now on her way south
driven by a howling nor-wester,
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

Maximum Temperature, 50 degrees.
Minimum temperature, SO degrees,
Precipitation, l.S2 inches.
Total precipitation from SeptembeI
LIST. 1896. 20 date. 6l.4s inches
Excess of precipitation from Septem-
Der LIST. 1896, to date, 1909 inches,
ToDAY's WEATHER.
Portland. February lL-For Western
Oregon and Western Washington. oc-
casional rain. cooler.
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county clerk.

To CUHE a com IN oSED
Take laxative Bromo Quniue Tablets,
All druggists refund the money n Il
falls TO cure sc For sale by chas.
Rogers. Druggist ~
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The Astoria Iron Works yesterday
morning commenced cutting the port
holes in the Crown OF India. working
one gang inside the hold by electric
light. and another gang on the outside.
Mr. Fox thinks he can do the work in
the day time without working nights,
50 that the captain will not have to
sleep on the yard arm.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-12

No news has yet been received from
Captain Noyes and the Coloma, due
before this in Hongtong, The captains
friends, however, think that there is
no possible cause for alarm, as the
season has been a tempestuous one.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-12

At Fishers hall last night a large
audience greeted Mrs Hoffman, the W,
&c. T. L. lecturer, who diScoursed on
the subject of the Loud bill for the
carrying OF mail matter, The lecture
was very interesting from beginning to
end.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-02-12

Captain Grifiiths, of the British ship
City OF Madras, VIII leave in few days
days for his home in England, to be
present at the marriage Of his daugh-
ter. Captain David Ingram. OF Cath
lamet. will succeed Captain Gritiths.
The Madras Is chartered to load lum-
Der on the Sound for Asia
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The schooner Laura May, SA tons,
Captain Hanson. arrived down the riv-
er yesterday. She carries 100000 feet
OF lumber for Gibbs & Co, san Fran
CISCO Captain Hanson reports that the
river is very high above the inland
town.
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At the meeting OF the directors Of the
building and loan association Wednes-
day night. securities were so scaled
down that the seconi series Of stock
will not mature az the present. J, f,
Higgins and Dir. W. c. Logan were
elected directors TO nh vacancies.
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The steamer TiilamoOk arrived yes
terday from San Francisco and later
left up the river. Her cargo consisted OF
so sacks feed, for Ross. Higgins & Co.;
30 packages groceries and 20 bales hay
for the ClatsoP Min Co, and the fol-
lowing for Portland: 7S sacks beans,
100 sacks salt. reels wire, 10 drums
oil
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Now that smallpox has appeared in
Tacoma and strict orders have been
given by the local authorities Of that
city for quarantine and vaccination, it
might perhaps be as weA for nelghbor-
ing cities TO take a little precauuon in
that line and look out for their school
children
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The last copy Of the Liverpool Jour
nal Of Commerce received yesterday
contains much OF interest 70 British
shipmaSters. The Journal Is devoted to
shipping interests, and is the most com
plete publication on the subject per
haps in the world.
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The announced business meeting and
social Of the Congregational Endeavor
Society for tonight is postponed to next
Tuesday night on account Of the Valen-
tine social Of the public library.