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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04

Of his trip up the Yukon 10 the Kondike The talk
VIII be illustrated by about sixty stereoptcon
vlews He Will give also account OF his mis-
slonary Work In Alaska, with illustra ions bearing
on this topic
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i3sth Street.

l3sth street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which ne properly 10 10
February -, 1925. and the approximate
amount Of the charges or liens for taxes
water ratet, &c, thereon II 500. 70 with
GEORGE GORDON BATTLE.
Referee.
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.6' 3"

No'e.-The above Is a diagram OF the
property 10 be sod. and the following 10
the approximate amount OF the liens %
charges .hereon:
mortgage covering said premises Of
eighteen thous.nd dollars and interest AZ
) per cent thereon from November LIST.
1857. The property Is to be sold suo!ecs
to said mortyfge
Dated New York March 10th. 1898.
RrCINALD n. ARNOLD.
Referee.
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ClRE OF LIE INSANE.

Among the interesting features o. the 1nterna-
,,onal Health Exhibition. to he given In this city
,h,s month will ne Illustrations Of the difference
,o,n,aar oldtime METHODS and the modern care for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04

POY 90. German American. would lIs.
70 learn good trade x HAHN 80
East lG1th -.
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suRROGATES' NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.
rranH !. r,Ils-Is,o. SuslVs-.s s..=
City ans County OF New York.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Goaverneur ".
Morris. ia'e Of thu Ci,y OF New York. de-
ceased. to present the same VITA 'outh;rt
therso. 10 tire subscriber. at h's place VI
trsnsacting business. No. II william street.
IN the City Of New York. on VI before tns
10th day Of April next.
Dated. New York. the Sth day OF October.
1897.
JOHN A. RUTHERFORD.
Execufhr
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HELP WANTED.

Fem0Ie.
GOOD GIRLS. from 10 10 ~ years. 20
learn silk weaving email pay whle
learning. LIBERTY SILK CO. h<s West
S7fh-sf
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kLONDIkE oUTFITTERs.

1lN5DlNE EUR SUITS
Nnoi:ta.s Jrlces. can and inspect, L. w.
fkANkLi\. % Spring st. southwest cor
ner Broadway.
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ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS,

~r< ~<>>~~@>~-~O-~ -~>~~>,>-~-~>-->
NlBRO MECH AMIGO AND ELE''TRO
THERAPEUTICS. De NALLE1~rE IL
sIlTtTE l0l West 4Oth ST.. l0l West
Ssth-st
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LOST.

,, 49, ~ ~~~>,>>>>,~>~~0~>~>>~>~N|
"oHh bOok LOST Bank book No. s23
80 oI me b,~ery Savings Bank is miss
= The bank. II not restored before the "a
on Nay 1893, application win Be made
70 The bank for . new book.
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BOY. a. wants work in oaice snowieoge
NELLY l72 7th ave. ring bells.
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SEWING MACHINES.
HELP WANTED.

HTILI' w Nv i T4IT
m >~>'7>~ >7~~N>~
Male.
AGENTS WANTED. - Oflcial Ldfe Of
RANGES y willard bonanza for
age ts. bog, terms. wnte for OUTFIT. circu-
Jar free. JOHN W. uIFF co. author-
.zed di.trib'rs ilo-ll2 Wabash ave. 'hi-
cage
"GIL'FINF." better than glue tor every
purDose. "ilueine" stick mrcilage y
box: practical. useful. clean. always ready.
salesmen. agents. 20 soil 10 every nodS no
Sir,v hattl.s sticky fingers samples. l2c.
prepaid circular. VALLEY. Spruce
a. New Work
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COLLECTOR By a man OF goo' acoress
Al refarerce bond n required. 3. g.
BELL. $50 Wcs' 23d 81.
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MACHINENlN.

>>~~--~~~~>
AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. full?
guaranteed. machinery bought and ek'
changed. GEORGE =. EDDY. 39S Madi-
sons
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CARPET CLEANING.
DRESSM AKING.

~~>>~~>>~>
DRESS MAKER. Several years WIN i',n
q Tay,or. stylish work as reasonable az
bv the day. Mrs. SALZER. los East @'th-
ST, near 4th-ave.
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Nos. 1000 e. 2i0i
Eighth Avenue.
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The apa,.xirra,e amount Of the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the property IL 10
be sold. II as follows: Amount due plain
TN on mortgage mentioned IN the com
nlain, S4gi6 -. with interest thereon from
January 10th. 's0s costs ard allowance.
st9c "a with interest thereon from Janu-
airy Goth. 1895 Expenses OF sale. about *ioo
Aggregate amour, ~ prior two hrst mort.
cages So 600. with interest thereon AZ
i've per cent per arnum from February is',
1905 Amour, NJ prior blanket second
mortgage s.. 500 with interest thereon al
the rate Il SIX ner cent per annum rom
February 10Th 1897. Amount OF the prior
blanket third mortgage. $685.. with interest
thereon Al the rate OF six per cent per an
mum from February 18th, 1897. Also
81. 80. 80. with interest az SIX Per cent
from August 30th. 1897. ana slw, win
asd Ises' being interest advanced to hrst
rnor,gagse and tackled 70 second and thlrd
mortgages. Annual taxes FOR ls.'' 81 10.
and interest. water rates tor 1897. S25sso
and interest 1870, .,
r,,slv pursuant TO Rule Il Of tie Su-
prems court. FIRST Department ,sos
Dated New York. Marcn 3.n'
BENNO LEWINSoN. Referee.
The sale OF the above described PREMISE
4. hereby adjourned 20 the 9Th day %
April. 1898. n The same hour ana IIa ass'e
Dated New York Msrrh I'm p 49,
Phillip. & Avery. Attorneys for plsin, T.
ia Nassau street. Tribune Bnildins' H''-
ough OF Manhattan. New YORK ivy
M. tribune received at their tp'oSr
oe,ce 40 2.2 Broadway. I'd door nortn
~ 3lst st. until 0 O'Clock ?. m. aaVri
tis.ments received a, the following ofahcn
offce. al regular of''cr rates until . % S'o,h
y IN xiz 254 sth- ave. g. Q. cor 30 80
t52 Gth-ave. cor. 'l2'h ST. Macys. ON
svs. and iith-st. IL? Columbus ave- near
West Goth II.
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EIGHTH AvENUE.-suprems Court. New
York County. Merchants National BANK
OF ST. Paul. plaintiff. against Thomas x.
Lemon and others. defendants.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF forecioe-
ure and SALE duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
thirty-first day OF January. 1893. |. the un-
dersignei. the Referee In the said Judgment
named. vii, sell AK public auction. at tho
New York Real Estate Salesroom. No. Ill
broadway. in the city Of New York.
Borough Of Manhattan. on Tuesday. the
twenty ninth day OF March, ls3s. at
twelve O'Clock noon az that day. by Will
tam Kennedy. auciloncer. the premises IN
said judgment mentioned and therein de-
ecribed as follows: All that plot, piece or
parcel OF land. with the Improvements
thereon. situate. lying ard being In tho
city, County and state Of New YORK.
bounded and described rs follows: Be
GINNING at point IN the westerly siae
Of Eighth Avenue. distant twenty Ave f.o)
feet eleven I'D inches Eorthesiy from the
Intersection OF the westerly side 81 Eighth
Avenue and the northeriy side Of one
hundred and thirteenth dl3th) street: ard
running therce northerly along the west
erly side az Eighth Avenue seyeriy-hve
fIjl feet: thence westerly parallel with ono
hundred and thirteenth Sueci. one hun.
dred QDcl feet. thence souiheriy parallel
with Eighth Avenue seventy i've Ci5) feet;
and thence easter'y parallel with one
hundred and thirteenth Street. one nun.
dred 100, feet II the westerly side %
Eighth Avenue. at the point or place OF
pated New York. March 9Th. 1898.
BENNO LEWINSON. Referee.
Pnillips {, Avery. Attorneys for paintin.
ouch OF Manhattan. New York city.
The following is a diagram % the prem.
,ses described in the foregoing notice %
sale:
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o0crnr tIA3Rlrr In pursuance q
an ordsr Of Hon. Frank r. Finseraid.
sn ar gate Of tho CITY and County, OF New
York' notice IL hereby given 70 all p,rs .i,
having Gains against Harriet l.. nogard,'
,a'e OF ~. same. with vouchers thereof:
=, 10 pi r.. ,. lbs at their plsc. Of
transacting business. at n" once o.
Freiins II Smith. 80. IFS Bro aa,vs IN !.
the City OF New York. on or oe'o'e '"-
pod day Of June. 1904. next,
Dated New York. the 18th lay OF Ds
cembeI 1907. ,,rrcr
EIlOISU L. BREESE.
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FURNISHED ROOFS.

.ENlNG LACE. i.-coiner building.
very room heaiee: every Improvement:
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DRESS e. ACCORDION PLEAT-
INGS.

~<-~~>>>~>~---~~~~ ~-~-~~-~,>~~~~~~
pRESSMAKERS and the trade se, dis
count on the loves. prices r1r PieaInss.
plrkjngs r'iutirgs. WORK done while you
wat HARDING. 20 West go ST.
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prssMAKER.- Fsxperienced cutter and
Ntter. works home reasonable: out oy
dav 81 so Nine. WARM. sO6 Colunhos-
ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Mn1e.
FLORIST AMI GARDENER.-Swed
American single: II years experience.
Al references: lately foreman. running
5000 feet glass. X. D.. Box 4. Tribune
Once
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ALASKA FOR SUITS
Sleeping bags and blanket robes FIRST
hou-e IN the business hest goods. lowest
Pncss Cal before purchasing. WIN. W..
HART * COMPANY, ~ East i2th-st.
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GARDENER S.nsle. thoroughly uade-
rfs-fq care ~ ceriiemans place. Gr"cn
houses r-apert lawns fruit tr"'s. shrubs
.eaefatic gaiden. ,nowl"dg' iaIinln2'
e'.,.. = ,s4rs' references. g. ''"N -.
Tribune once.
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UsErt l. Man BY middle AGED man 70
make himself generally useful. under
stands gardening horses. cows. mas g %
reference security II required Address
7. W 800 ~ ave.
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pRESSNAKER. &c-A French dre.smak-
or and frr-clsss s.amstress by day or
week; cut, n. trim and finish: moderate
terms. ". K. Box -. l.ci2 broadway
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STORAGE.

>.~~->c(.~>~-<N~ocsN<N
THE CENTRAL. STORAGE WARE
HOUSES let lG7 -IGs West 22d-st Str
age moving Telephone 7Ci 3sth-st
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! ,o,,ion,an.s mace. both under
, ,,,s,de. rosos carnations. all
i,,,,s sbr,i. md vegetables.
h., - re(sfe~res NJ g.. Tribune once.
D. "
! c,pprXrp Ge-non. single. middle
.,s ss'' az COX ~ go $500 cows and chickens.
/ 80. rofe,or..s ,,ishea position on gen
! ,'l,,o,.s ,j.,e GArpl.yFR lI5 Chris
u" ~ ---
! r,rf,r~rp S,~,, thoroughly u1de-
80 a, re~,i.r,an's place. erecr
f'''. 80 w N .,,i, ,ross ehrihs
'"NN'@ b''i'i ..,.f.de. farming
$500. 60 ief.-"r .cs. =. COX y.
T'O"'' 'r'''. --
-...,.. ,, - ,r,, thor
49,. i.-s,,nl. re- business "a all
b..@,ne. ~ s,,ionIn, ~ vrrrs 81 agc.
/ .o... r-.t .i,sa ref.~r--ey. gcu',"-
! ,r,r-s rr.,.t. tI,.. PRIVATE. BOX I.
-. -------------------
| GiRDI$FE or go NitMAN. ndei
.fauis hl. wor. 'nHr lshf s''n 'nN N"r
! arl po'ii'r' raia~r hanry "iil ioois WI
I ing prDfc.tanf .ingi. h-a' references.
! Nilrees - g. rN e" Trbun" One
'no-ruThit competent in gre"nn ,n',''
grape.trs 'ns"A"nsrf am y'' ta,,'r..
ing IN gentleman il"''- go" -
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on..i. u,;'1H, Nn'" isS d" AZ, Ti'' ,nac1
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r,p"ll"n. IN al n.anc.rS ~ ~, pr r1"sn
s5n. l..ioNH. ~ ou,,-, ulsro .,ceIlent
rofer.-.. 60 81, eharac'"r an. ah.ll'r. Ed
! WARDS. ii'r .. Ifl"'h' 'rn'''
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/ stand. Tie care ~ hrrses. ''"s. qou.'r,
/ AN furnish good f"i"r"h ''S- NnY ~ y
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GAEpTni,E N "a, IN al o pr,nr me-. gov
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
CkRETAKEn ~ respectable. rus,
urrth, coupe. 10 .asc 'ar" of gentle
r.ferencss H. r. ANDERSON. 40 West
90ih s.
CNHrTAkFR u" responsible ana 20
spectacle middle aged couple - .'r'
'abcr fcr mo suWrie~ IN ciiv ~ conn =.
beet references Aid5ess D. R'N -
2t2 Hr7adwav
COOK First class. Jaran"ss: god refei
Src.s NUVp. T-ihun" ono"
COOK n, Grs lass chof urder,'anis
how OBJ take che gye 81 arg" hotel Niich
en-. clty or country ho'e'. l3' Pas Us -.
COOK Ry ,oun- Jo?aaes" I'm p-iy''~
family. &c evco,'ou' ro'k 1T, or ''un
fry. f. j. l3s VS. @ith g..
CoAcIrMAN ", married man. thorough
Is understand. hts hus p".s in ''e'f
resnerf ron ,eafa' hes' cift reiet"nc" frnln
present employer. = NJ. Fox j.. ~
rroadsaN
,pAruMA\ rf-f ines roferencor rom
best families o. >'r YORK leaving ~
account OF G.a'h C'N or address " NN.
- E,'' ioih 81.
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cn-.a. ra.o fn- l,r-"s Par ar
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careful 'ify driver g"r"r1.t u.''.i.
or country. WAGE mr1rrsf" u . ~
r-etlnaV
- - -
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hpi'eN .n,fl@ses; sa,n.,
'"''. Np''r7s h'''-l '''.-'- ~
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irln'' ,ft...
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iNT'N. 'I N's f'''
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~ '"' rom IT, present. '''''.
DIST ~
--,,,,-.- 60. -. -, -
~ iiMN y '.. s,,,.,'c,''.t ,'a-
'ec'ly Competent s'fi''H i"mp"I@i, s.h
'ra-y u-efu' Nsu''i y, Ii.r.,l,.t,.r,i
not afraid - woiN lNl - N''i u =
Box ~. az broadway.
---.,.--, ..-,---,t 81 ..,
Crf'HNNN ''f '.Ihfi mn -. "'
u"ss neat. wiling anl .Eing .
YEARS reference. 'pA'HMAN, b,h :. ~
East Ssih-s'
----------
cOAcHMAN 1or'is'.'t "'PSi IN
f"i"'"H'' - -, ,.-,.,,,
roendatiors. willing useful. sober. honest.
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WANTED.-A c.can. nest ana rhllsirE
woman for general house"ork h-tdy
place and moderate wages. az s'utn "'h
ave Mount Vernon
WANTED A competent Protestant lsun
dress to 20 ont - town. highest -'f-nna.
references required. ''ali al 81" N"s'
list -, M0nday. before 10 r. m. am
after =. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04

DRINFR-Py young man. strong nnd
willing. on bo,tie beer. milk or oakrr
wagon: best references. security. LlN''-
NER. 1916 DC Kslb ave. brookiyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04

POOKKEEPER wants position. mlcf'~
aged: single. collector. Esefui man A.
II Poy = - GrcenV ieh-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04

cOTRIER.-M iidle- aged man desir-. 20
accompany "a courier family gong 10
Turope: speaks ruert.y six lahflhges'
rites excellent reference. Apply KASA
MAS $40 Sth-aN~
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1898-01-01
AN ORDINANCE.

Mr.. Haas offered the following ordi.
dinance, which after being duly read,
was unanimously adopted as follows:
Be 1t ordained that no person or per-
sons who have been exposed to yellow
fever infection by coming In contact
with yellow feaver patientor inhabit-
ing the same house or premises with
such patient shall be allowed to enter
enter the parish Of st. Landry within
ten days from the time such exposure.
shall have ceased.
Be it further ordained thac all dealing
or trafficking in second hand beds, bed
ding or clothing within the parish OF st.
Landry is hereby prohibited.
B Be it further ordained that whoever
shall violate the provisions of this ordi-
nance, shall upon conviction before any
court of competent jurisdiction, be fined
in sum not less than ten nor more
than one hundred dollars or imprisoned
not exceeding ninety days or both at
the discretion Of the court, said fines
and penalty to be recovered by iEdict-
tnent or Information.
BE 1t fnkther ordained that all resolu-
tions or ordinances heretofore adopted
relative to yellow fever be and the same
ire hereby repealed.
Be 1t further ordained that this ordi-
nance shall take effect from and after
it's adoption.
Attest: T.. I'll. MCGEE, President.
j. u. J.HEALEY, Clerk
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kLONDYkE LETTER.
II.
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INTERESTING TALK By THE CLAIR.
IONS CORRESPONDENT.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
TACOMA, WASH, Decs2O, 1897.
Beware of fakes! Beware Of
swindling mining companies! Be-
ware of floating cofins and-well,
look out for pick-pockets, as 1T
were.
Colonel Pat Donan told the truth
a few days ago somewhere in the
middle-west when he said there
were q lot OF gold-brick sharpers
scattered about the Pacific Coast
seeking t, bamboozle the Klon-
dikers who has money burning In
his pocket as well as "money to
burn.n
They say there's fool born every
minute or two and 1t would seem
that the fake Klondike schemes
that are being swallowed, hook,
line and sinker, proves this saying
to be quite true. Two months ago
my attention was first called to the
wiles of London, England, promo
ters In Offering a sslimited number
OF shares" Of stock in Klondike
companies. They announced their
wares in double column ads. in the
leading dailies of London burt ]
could see no merit in their propo-
sition and did not suppose conser-
vatfve Englishmen could either,
Later / noted the extensive crop OF
similar Klondike mining schemes
growing mushroom like, In this
country, and, still later, 7 was as
sured that the people were actually
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: Dissolution Notice.

OF Dejean Il Budd, In the hotel and sa-
loon business, was dissolved by mutual
consent on December 9th. 1897, Adam
Budd assuming the liabilities and col
lection of credits, and continuing the
business on his own name.
ARTHUR DEL Fan,
s. ADAM BUDD.
On retiring from the above business,
I wish to bespeak for Mr.. Rudd the same
liberal patronage accorded the old firm.
ARTHUR DEJEAN,
Opelousas, Dec. IS,
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H.icemce OraIila "a aacss.
On motion Of Mr.. r. Lfeur-

On motion of Mr.. r. Lfeur-
The following ordinance was nnani-
mously adopted:
LICENSE ORDINANCE.
Be 1t ordained by the Police jury or
the parish Of st. Landry in regular ses-
sion convened, That all persons, asso-
citation of persons or business firms and
corporations, pursueing any trade, pro-
fession, vocation, calling or business i'm
the parish of st. Landry, during the
year 1898, except those specially exempt
ed by articles 206 and 2H of the Consti.
tuition of the State OF Louisiana, shall
pay TO the parish the same license or
licenses as Is exacted from them BY the
State, except peddlers whose parish
license shall be:
Peddlers ON foot, seven and half dol
lars.
Peddlers in one horse vehicle, twenty
dollars.
Peddlers on horseback, fifteen dollars.
Peddlers in two-horse vehicle, forty
dollars.
Section 2. BE 1t further ordained, etc.,
That said licenses shall be collected ut
the same time, in the same manner and
under the same penalties as State licefi-
ses are collected-it being the true In
tent and purpose of this ordinance to
make the State license law the license
law of the parish of st. Landry, except
as hereabove modified.
e. H. MCGEE, President,
Attest: j. J.. HEALEY. Clerk.
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brought 100000 in gold deposit
checks and 100000 in actual dust
and nuggets. This was shot stuff"
for the dailies and many long spe-
cial dispatches were ordered wired
for Mondays papers. The Associ-
ated Press "youth" also fell into
the trap of the Seattle "strong
friends" and another gigantic fake
was successfully launched. Some
$500 words were sent out by Asso-
ciated Press on the 81, 100000 gold
cargo of the City of Seattle. Later
In the day--or night, to be more
exact-the Associated Press spoiled
the romance in this brief mlssive:
In the item sent out about re-
turning miners make 1t read:
"They are reported to have between
them $4,000 in drafts and gold
dust" instead of '$1, 100000 in drafts
and 5000, 900 in dust"
All told, however, the "City of
Seattle" party brought down less
than $4,000 in nuggets and about
that amount i'm checks.
Beware OF fakes!
~
J. e. Baker arrived here to-day
on his way home from an extended
trip through Central Illinois. Dur
ling this trip, which was taken in
the interest of Washington invest
8 + +
ments, Mr.. Baker was broughtinto
contact with the class of people
most interested in mining matters,
and especially In the Klondike.
His opinion, therefore, is based on
a solid foundation, and his story is
as follows:
"From about the 1st of June to
the 2sth of September I Travelled
! through Central Illinois where I
am well acquainted with the eoun-
try and people, numbering among
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