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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-26
PROBATE AND qua tOIANsHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County eek or Respectiv,
S'gners = Further In ormation.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District Utah County, Utah. Probate Div
zion.
In the matter OF the estate OF Nephl Kin
drcd deceased.
NOTICE-rhe petition Of Annie Kindred
praying for the issuance to herself Of letters
OF administration has been set for hearing ri
10 O'clock u, m Wednesday. the 10Th day al
May, 1899, at the court house In Provo City
Utah County, tate OF Utah
Dated ut Provo City, utah, April 25, 1899
GEO. HAVER AMP, Clerk,
BY RosE MooRE. Deputy.
Jacob Evans. attorney for petitioner.
(First publication April %. 1902
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-26

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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-26

FIRST publication April 3 1900 I
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

The F:orence Tribune i'.' says. "Mr.
A P. Ra' is, Of tho y. y Geological
vas in town Yesterday from
Riverside, near which place he has
beeaen ia charge Of boring operations.
A line Of holes has been sunk across
the Gila at point midway between
Riverside and the Ripsey mill. solid
granite bedrock heirg struck in the
deepe.. place at rs feet. Next week
work will oe commenced At queen
Creek. Nothing ys. has heen found
more favorable than the original 10
cation Ii At the Ru'ts:, though = = com
pl~te survey is being made at ny sup
pesed-to- be favorable points
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

John z. Hughes, son OF Ex-Gov-
ernor Hughes. has been appointed
County Superintendent Of Schools OF
Pima county instead of Judge Ed
Williams, whose residence is IN the
new county of Santa c'oz. Prot.
Hughes is . highly educated AID
ta.cnotd young man and will make an
.ficiert, official Speaking to him
eT biz appointment few days ago
Prof. G H. fully one ct the veteran
teachers Of the Territory said: your
father was the fret county school su :,
p-rin,rndsnt ia. Pima county That
was thirty years ego a q before you
xere born, aad ::e must fee' happy TO
sec his son occapy the same station
nov, and ! believe. Mr.. Hughes, you
will do the oftio.s ic.. as s yell as y yourself
credit"
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

The Ros.-Stillman Company played
three nights in Social Hall oesinnine
last Friday night. Tho 6rst nigh,
they played LA Belle Marie" to . tair
audierce. satSsrd!i.:'y pighs *Ths
Queens Evidence" was presented to =
full house snd on Monday night
:Jane" held the boards. Rose-still-
man is ore ot the most popular act
ressss on N the road. possessed Of =
strong and charming persepal.ey
which wins the admiration q her
hearers. The entire sFsops is :
strong one and s'ltossshssf furnished tE Il.
one Of the best entsrteinmespts ever
placed before M-sa audience.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07
SUNSET LIMITED.

Tho Southern Pacific special fast
train between Chicago and the Pacific
Coast, will make the first run abou
November lst, and thereafter twice .
week. Solid vestibuulleedd lied Pullman
train throu ghout, dining service and
everything complete. Also twice :
week a special fast train between
New Orleans and San Francisco con-
Meeting with fast train TOR all At!hsn.' th r:
tic Coast points. The finest and most
couplete service from coast to coast.
Four fast trains east and west each
week trom Marieopa via the Sunset
route For further information CON-
oeruirg this Unrivaled passenger seq
vice. call on or address
" N. o. BICKNELL. @. 2. 4
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07
MESA FREE PRESS
YzY BEFORE YOU VOTE

Following lay relative e poll tas
and the elective franchise yas Passed
by the last legislature.
B. il Enested " the T~ensieth
trri.latiss Assembly ei the Territory
q Atis,n.. !. $.
section |. No reepsder. justice of
the peace. or other officer authorized
to register electors In any of the
counties Of tn. Territory Of Arizona
shall, register Or take the afdasit
for the purpose q registration Of any
slretor within this Territery unless
such per.on desiring to. bs registered
shsll produce snd exhibit TO the res~:
istrring officer receipt showing tha.
he hsstpsid poll tax for the year in
which he is registering. =
Sec. 2. This At .hs,l not apply to
any person who is by law exempt from
paya ent oi poll tag. Rpt in this
event the person desiring to register
must make an affidavit to the 'ac's
that entit'e him, under the law, TO
exemption from the payment of 3 pol
tax.
Sec. 3. Any OF the registering
officers enumerated in Section l cf
this Act. or any that may hereafter
BE- qualified to register electors who
enters the name OF any person upon
the Great Register of tfe county in
which he is an oficer without requir!
ing The person sesking q be register
ed. TO exhibit poll. tax receipt for
the year in which he i. being regis
tered. or taking the affidavit OF sa:h
per5oan. allowing he is exempt from
the payment OF poll tax, shall be
guilty Of q misdemeaanor cpd subject
to ine. upon conviction the refor, of
not less than one hundred dollars. and
not more the" three hundred dollars.
or imprisonm-nt in the county jail
not l.ss than thirty days, or by both
such tin~ and imprisonment.
Sec. 4. This Act shall take feet
aud bs in force tom end after it's |
kassage.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

VIA THE SOUTHERN PAcIF-
ic going east. We will assist yon in
selecting . route and secure yop ths
btst connection and accommodations.
II west. use the shortest and quickest
line for seaside points. For further
Information call on or address.
a in1 N. o. BIcKxsII,
=" 10 G. 2. A.. Phoeaix.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

The Commercial and Financial
Wcrld says the plans for the console
dstien of practically eli the big ssp-
per sncmpanies Of che United States
are.aearirg eopPlstion. Tae pereps
company wiz De capis.lised for over
$500, 900 600 although . complete
,aoasolida ion may ne, Be Effected for
'om- tins a. .hefe are . number Of
mall compAnies WHICH must be legal
y azrsaRed TO permit their entering
he zig company. A consolidation Of
he copper mines Of the countyy y,ll
be one Ut the E,ost lucrative ever at
'tempted. and the profits Of tho STAN
dard Oil Company bid fair to b. du-
plieas+d. The condition Of the eop-
pr market is "a soaad - that Of any
oeher eoulu,odisy proddcsd In this
country. The use for copper hss
steadily increased the world over and
the Immense stride made jp the use
Of elestrieity will gradually increase
the consumption. During the year
1898 there xss an increase 10 the
produc.ieu Of 1876 iona Exports
Increased ls.264 tons, leaving only
1902 tons increase to meet tbs an
vanced use in this country. In fact
there vers oyer "a. 900 toa. et copper
imported last year 70 meet damessie
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

. Mr.. McGee. proprietor Of Riverside
station on the Globe stage limo hiss
been in town this week stocking up
With supplies for the station.
Marion Horrell is now in the valley
with bunch OF one hsndred and
thirty five head Of cattle which he
brought down from hiis range near
Globe.
The Abell, Wilbur 4 Mullen Co,
have just received . car Of farming
implements and another one Of wag~
ons. They have > car Of bdsgiss On
route.
Wesley G. Hill and Miss viola
Rosenberger were married by Rev,
g. J. Banks at the home ;ef tho bride'g
parents Nsdnesasy.
The many friends of Miss sie
Allison are pleased to NO hsr up aud
able TO- oversee her restaurant bnsi-
eess.
Robertson and Peterson arc con-
templstins putting up . brick baild-
ing III place Of the wooden sas that
vas burned.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

The following instructions 2 ). h.ye
been sent BY the senef.l land Office TO
the saperintepdens Of Fosersry in
Californis 10 reference to sheep-srss-
ing on government reserves in thst
!! state. We are po. informed yet a.
to whether the same regulations will
be applied TO Arizona: "Drive sheep
from :;ublie lsnds ip = reserves Cause
arrest Of herders il they refuse to
leave. Crossing government land
with sheep to ,esSh other pastures
will not he permitted. The penalty
for violation Of the forest regulations
ia . ine Of $500 or imprisonment for
not more than one year or both.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07
TRE SOUTHERN PACIfIu

Leafs in completeness Of equip7
ment, comfort Of transport, prompt
sess ct service, Fast and elegan.
trains, with pintseh gas lights on ali
cars. Dining cara on all limited trains.
The highest standard maintained 81
tho yesr round. No snoy blockadss,
238 miles the shortest line to Lo5
Angeles, quickest time to oil eastern
points. For further information col
on Of address, n. Q. BIOKNELL
Agen
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

Rev. Mr.. Rogers. Of Los Angeles,
formerly pastor Of the NJ. E. ehvr.h
at Globe. now hss the past0r..!e Of
the Mesa and Tempe churches
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

The Phoenix Short Line has FehA ;
biiitated their Pqllm.n service between
Phoenix and Maricopa; passenger. can
take the Pullman at seven o'clock i4
the evening, remaining in it until six
O'Clock the next morning, doing away
with the necessity of occupying rooms
at Maricopa.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

The Phoenix Herald Of Wed nesday
says, It is learned that Jim Daniels,
who killed Jack Ford At Gave Greek
Monday morning, is . borotheF-in-
law of Farrell who was the companion
Of Dagan in the shooting serepe near
Nes% EArrell, who was held to the
grand jury on his own recognis"nce,
has not b EN- seen OF late and whether
he will be here on time or not is Of
course not known. He is the prin /.
cfp4 witness against Dngan and sup
posed. to be somewhat interested in
h,s sff.irs from the fact Of being his
companion in tho incident and ting
further fact OF . family connection
one Of Dusan's sisters having married
Into the Farrell family" For the
information o: the Herald We will
simply remark that young Farrell has
ben in Meea every day siuce his az
ana nation.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

Frank Wise vas seized With q very
ssyeFs hemorrhage from the nose en-
Wedn. .day. He is Goo better.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

"A mass meeting was held in the
Social Ha!l .! Wednesday 4 night to dia-
cuss the s,hool bond question. The
enly question among the people ..s. ..'s..
AZ to enlarging and improving the
present building or constructing q
new building in another part of toyn.
No opposition to the bonds w's ex :
prr ~sed. it berg recognized by all
that more school room is asseded. AZ
ter thorough discussion OF tho mat
ter.a vOse vas vas taken aud without
dissent it was decided TO construct q
new buildiin'g il!diin',g s on the lots just south Of Of
the depot park. Now. it is cafe so
say that there will be little. it any,
opposition TO the bond. at tomorrovs
election.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

torial University and it is probahle
that about thirty male students will
be sent sdsift, leaving cniy about six
or seven male students in the institu-
tion. The boys cqsseed in . pillow
fight, which was q little too much for
the dignity Of the Major Domo and
the pppishpent he prescribed was
considered too severe by the boys and
they wouldn't stand it. Losing 80
! msny of the students will very ma
terislly tighten the very arduous Ia
bors Of che talented professors Of that
great Institution.
AL Sieber, tho veteran Indian
lighter and scout, who spent twenty
one years - > scoat during the
Apashe Indian troubles IN aAsiso6s,
wssi In town this week. He carries
many scars 40 reminders Of his petils
Gus occupation. His left leg is about
two inches short. tho reruit of being
shot by Non-oon-Co-ssy. q half
brother of the Apache Kid. The
Kid himself was q scout under Al.
for many years.
q. O. Holloway. special agent Of
the Home Insurance Company, yes
terdsy paid to Robertson and Peter
son the full amount Of insurance on
their building and contents which
wess burned in the fire last Friday
morning. In this matter tho old
Home sustained il rspata.ion for
prompt payment cf it. losses.
Chs. Peter.ons team broke the
hitching post Tuesday ni.ht and ran
sway. 1t ran into wire fence near
the AlhambrA The. carriage was
completely demolished but the horse.
which were found Wednesday morn
ing near Jack Fslconer's place., were
but slightly hurt.
We y! fem, fog|nd ene of our boys with the
Rose -StilIman theatrical troupe. Will
Hammer, whom wa knew 40 . seven
year old kid sixteen years ago is push
ing along in his profession and as
le.sins -u.n Or .eoond viii treads
the boards like . born professional.
q. G. Holloway tha genial special
agent of the Home Insurance Co. was
iq t9wr from Los Angeles Wednes-
d.y te adjust the insurance on the
Klondyks saloon building which was
burned Friday morning last week,
Wesley G. Hill. the Rough r.
der, yho was married TO Mi's Viola
Rosrpbereer, now has charge Of che
Daily RepuP icar in Mesa. Mr.. Hill
is an energetic worker and will look
we'll to beat interests Of his employers.
The Globe road proposition is in
atatu quo so far As the Mesa end OF
it. is concerned. The business men
of M-sa could we'll sfford from bus
iness standpoint, to construct thst
road.
The 1899 spring number Of the
Ariscna Republican is upon opr table.
II j. we'll written and splendidly il
lustrated and should be largely eircu-
lAtad throughout the east and west.
Mr.. Job Hartman Of Los Angeles,
lecturer for the Socialist Labor party.
called Upon Us Monday. He lectured
to large audiences in Social Hall on
Monday and Tuesday nights.
A. P. shewman and William p
Pom-roy will leave Sunday evening
for Tu son to attend tho Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows yhich eonyenes next
Monday. =
Nese reopls are TOW thoroughly
a.iye to the importance OF providing
some means Of protection against the
6re 6end.
A man named NJ, D .hiels shot and
>illed one Ford Tuesday at Cave
Greek north of Phoenix. Billy Hoore
has been sent out on the trail of the
man who did the shooting.
Wok 10 lew progress. 6 on che
electric light lice to te,upe.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

FOX SALE CHEAP FOR CASH
West half Of Block z, fronting on
Main and Oertet streets. Inquire q
this Office.
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

R4dswilf- the piano king vas In
to rn q couple 1t days this week SELL
ing piaaos
Mesa free press., 1899-04-07

WANTED.-Teams and laborets on
White Oaks Railroad, north Of AL
smosordo, New Mexico. Wages for
team three dollars per day for driver,
harness and double trees, or one dol
lar per day and board Of team. La
borers one dollar and twenty-five
cents per day. None but frst-class
teams wanted. Also grading con-
tracts to let.
GEO. 8. GOOD 500.
Alamogordo.
New Mexico
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-05
SAVE MONEY.
MA NUF ACQUIRING JEWEL Err
U. ID. @ARw, JeW seS,s snd

Jeweiry of all kinds made and
repaired at reasonable prices. All
work guaranteed done at short
notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20

J 900 miles Of short lines have been pro-
ioctcd in sections that are now wilder
ness. and where SIX mon nhs ago wild
game a1oundcd towns are now sprnging
mp.
Efforts 10 revive the old ranscontlnen-
tai Passenger Association IA We been made
several times. but without success but
10 IS understood that u is likely TO be
aired again shortly.
II Is reported that the Phila delphia and
Reading contemplates the bu Hiding OF a
line Of it's own from the pre- sent termi-
nus of the Philadelphia. Harr isburG and
P.ttsbure. al Shippcnsburg Pa ., 20 Cher
nv Run. Md. and connect witt the Bal
timore ana Ohio. The present connection
ifs made by the Western Nary and Rail-
road. burt the Impending sale Of the road
has led the Reading 20 take steps for
an independent connection.
The Southern Railway Company Is now
receiving estimates for reducing "a number
OF their heavy grades between Chatta-
nooga and Knoxville. Tho officials of tho
system are willing 10 cxpend the sum o.
500 o00 in improving the bed between the
points named. but - is said that much
larger amount will Doe required.
Captain W. = Lochiand. of Lynchhurg.
. ~ OF the oldcs7 and most fayOfahly
i,n own railroad conductors in the state.
is o. guest 0f his daughter, Mrs. Blank
en.h 'p at Twenty-seventh and Grace
street g. this city
Tho 'onov-mg is = statement OF the cs-
tinatod gross earnings of the y. X W.
railroad. -....
same week last year............... 226.'N
Increase. .. ....... ...............s 1850
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
NFolinpuN Trial.

NEW YORK. Dec 19.-In the trial OF
Roland y. Molineux to-day the cross
examination Of Handwriting Expert Will
liam j. Kinsleys was concluded, this being
his ninth day on the stand. lie mace
AN excellent witness. the attorney for the
defense falling To weaken his testimony
i'm any material respect
AR Kinsley was followed by John +.
Tvrrou OF Milwaukee a handwriting eX-
merit whose testimony WAS as positive
as Kinsleys that the handwriting Of tho
Barnet" Cornish and admittedly gen
nine AlolineuX letters was the same.
The interesting feature Of the case 10
dav was the introduction OF the name
and the attempted introduction Of
snecimens Of handwriting OF Felix J. Gal
lagher into the trial and the refusal Of
recorder Cor TO admit Gallagher hand
writing except for purposes Of indentih-
cation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
Chance for DIR. Colds Recovery

NEW ORLEANS, Dee. l9.-F =. Bean.
an American OF prominence, who is now
"A resident of Spanish Honduras, has ar
rived i'm the city direct from Central
America. He said to-day.
when | left san Pedro a week ago
Or. William Gold. who was shOt Dy
Joaquin Hernandez. a clerk of the Criminal
Court there. (the HOndurean folloWiHs
up the work by numbering Captain JACK
Imboden) was still alive and there was
chance for his recovery President sierra
sent word To the authorities at san Pedro
10 treat hernandez leniently ana see tlai
ne did not suffer As a consequence the
murderer is confined in name only hhd
the American colony is convinced that VI
less something is done he VIII never te
pnnlshed.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20
REV. MGIFFERT IS CONDEMNED,
His Apostolic Age" Formally DE
nouuccd.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-The New YORK
Presbytery to-day adopted resolutions dis
approying Of the teachings of Rev. DIR.
A. t.. McGinert. There was very ars,'
attendance. and the matter was disposed
of finally. SO far as the New YORK Pres
bylery is concerned.
The resolutions. prepared 10y Rev DI.
Henry Van Dyke and Rev. Dr. Howard
Johnston. find that the teachings Of the
book entitled a History of Christianity
I'm the Apostolic Age by Rev. \. {. Nc
GiRert. are erroneous and liable 70 DE
misunderstood. The points objected TO
follow:
"The apparent acceptance Of the theory
that the sacrament Of the holy commu-
Mon was not instituted by Christ NM
self upon the occasion Of the last supper
and as a memorial feast
THE discrediting Of the view 50 long
accepted by the Church that the third
gospel and the Book of Acts were written
bv 81. Luke. and the suggestion that they
were more probably the work Of some
writer living in the latter part or the
first century. a generation after the death
of the apostle.
The expression Of uncertainty as 10
the authorship OF the gospel OF john ana
that the discOurses I'm II ATTRIBUTED 70
our Lord. although they embody Christ S
genuine teaching, at least 10 some tN-
tent are the composition of the author
.The view that Jesus emphasis OF faith
i'm or acceptance of himself IS throughout
an emphasis. not % his personality. nut
Of his message. and thus simply re-
affirmation of all trust i'm, devotion 10
and service Of Cod as the essential ana
sufficient condition OF an eternal lie OF
blessedness in heaven
The report Of Dr. Van Dyke and Dr.
Johnston. which was adopted, warns rose
engaged in critical studies to refrain from
accepting the disavowed teachings as II
iudorsed by the Presbyterian Church, ana
TO be careful 10 distinguish between the
theories Of criticism and the certalnues
Of faith.
Or. Van Dyke and Or. Johnston say
that neither the interests of the peace
of the church nor the protection OF the
uuritv Of its doctrine call Tor any lur-
Their action at the present time and that
"a trial Tor heresy would work grave m
Jury 10 the interests Of Chrsts Ahe-
DOM"
While IL was the Unanimous opinion
tina, this vote settled the matter hnaily
as far as the New York Presbytcry is
concerned. there was "a difference OF olln-
ion as to whether OF not the question Is
finally disposed Of.
some OF the members. not satisfied with
the mild censure of Or. IcGlnert, OK
pressed the belief that the General As
semblv might of its own voiition, even II
not requested to do So by the vote OF
other Presbyteries, decide 10 order Dr.
McGlfferts Trial for hercsv-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20

l have sung Of the soldiers glory
As J never shall sing again.
] have sazed on the shamblos CORY.
have smelled OF the s.aughter-pcn.
There is blood in the inkWell clotted.
There are stains 0n the laurel leaf.
And the pages OF Fame are hlotted
With the tears of a needless grief.
The bird is slaughtered FOR fashion.
And the beast is killed Tor sport.
And never the word compassion
Is whispered az Moloch's court.
For the parent seal In the water
= slain. and her child must dir
That some sister or wife or daughter
Her beauty may beauty
And the merciful thought we smother
For such is the way Of man
A. We murder the useless mother
For the unborn astrakhan."
But a season Of rest comes never
For the rarest sport OF an.
VIII His patience endure forever.
Who noteth a sparrow's fallf
When the volleys Of hell are sweeping
The sea and the battle plain.
Do YOU think that our G 4 IS sleeping,
And never 20 wake again7
When hunger and ravenous fever
Are Staying the wasted frame.
Shall We worship the red deceiyer
The devil that men call Fame?
We may swing the censor 10 cover
The odor OF blood-in vain:
God asks Ms. over and over.
where is thy brother. Caln?'
James Jeffrey Roche In the Century.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-20

fearinGl We migh7 be caught OUT on Ld ue
t,,,,,orior In a heavy snOw-stor'm. We
hod only forty tons of coal. and were III
danger of running out OF tuei.
During the gale on TUESDAY Wheh ~
trovt vas pulling the barge into the great
...t<,st etorn, the crew could see the
mon on the barge pumping wafer ln1,
nos colored with iron ore. This Would
have indicated that something was
wrong but no distress signal was as
nlaved on the barge. and II was thought
tbat all was well particularly atter the
,assels had gained smooth water HOW
Soon after breaking away from ti.e MY
tho barge went down can only oe sur
missed The lfeboat ana eVerylhlus W,
deck Of the barge was either Wasne1 i
away or frozen so tight 10 the ueeh '"''
n could not be moved. .r,
FIRST WHALEBACK TO FOUNDER
The lost vessel was built ar West Su-
,,orlor IN 1901 by the American Steel Barge
company. and was 2J5 feet long ana 30
foet beam. She carried about 1900 tons
of iron ore. and was valued at about wv
coo. -,-.o...
This is the first Of the whaleback neet
TO founder. and the second one 20 oe ioal
the nrst one having been pounded 10
rioces AGAINST the Cleveland hreakwater
irst a wear ago. with the r'st Of the
v,baloback fleet the lost barge passed
over TO the Rockefeller interests IN the
General shakeur of vessel property IN
October. There was no insurance on
either vessel or cargo.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. LINE snip
xenuebec arrived yesterday from Balti-
more with coal for the United states
Government. She was 10 days from
baltimore and Is per cent for reinsur-
ance had been offered
rhe overdue fleet of deep-water snlps
an which reinsurance IS being paid Is
ropfdiv growing They include the Brit
ssh shin Australian. now out 100 days.
from Cardiff for San Francisco. - per
cent French bark CanrObert. lN DAY
from Hamburg 10 per cent; British snip
Raiore and Godiva. l16 days. from New
castle England. per cent; French PARK
Cen Neumeyer. 1866 days. from swansea.
2 pcr cent: French bark Normandie' ~
davs. from Swansea, 10 per cent; trench
bark Marechal Turenne. l5I days from
Swansea. per cent: French bark Cas-
sard. 193 days from Swansea. lo per cent;
French bark Louis Pasteur. r.. days. from
Limerick. for Portland. Oregon - per
cent. French bark Jules Verne. from -.
Nazaire for Portland. oregon. per cent
and British ship Sr3nso. Us days. ir"h'
Antwerp for Puget Sound. per cent.