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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-13

Why cannot this power DO used
with reference 10 moderD trusts, and
IN u mos, efficient wayf Through IL
two evils q DO reached. Ono tho
monopoly Of production by capital,
aud tho other the escape Of organized
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-13

Tho "Plow Boy Preacher" Rcv. J.
Kirkman. Belle Rive. ILL.,, says: al.
tor suffering from Bronchial or lung
trouble for ten years, | WIS cured by
Ono Minute Cough euro. II IL ali
that Ia claimed for ii and more" II
cure0 coughs, colds. grippe aud all
throat and lung troubles. Elko Drug
Company.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice Is hereby given that tho under.
signed has been duly appointed and quail
He'd by . DlstTic; Court O; the Fourth Ju.
dlclGl District Of the Stale O! Nevada, in
AID FOR the County OF E.lFO. a. admlnlstra-
ICr 81 the estate OF Elsie y. Cooling, late
o; said county, deceased. All creditor,
having claims against said estate arr re
Iuifrd 10 Tile the same, with proper yuuCh.
erh attached with the Clerk Of the Court,
within forty days Of the first publication OF
this notice.
Dated ELKO, Nevada, September 5. 1879.
". 7. SMITH,
GOOding, Deceased.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-13

w THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
! Fourth Judicial District O. the State O..
NcTata, il aed Tor TIE cCcniy o: k.lEo.
Is THE MATTE or THE ESTATE .Np
GUARDIANSHIP or PAULINE NEVADA
BEkESH ASD SASCE ;. BEgTSCH, MIN
CRS-CITATIOS.
Tss STATE Of Nevada TO Sarah r BariSch
AID other next Of XIX TO the said minors. (:
Any II said Comfy Q: ElEo. and all other
P:>0cs Interested Ia the estate OF said
minors who rlsy bc IN said CouuIy: Greet
isg: Whereas Sarah Il Ber;sch. ypary{a,
OF the persons ast estates Q: said Minors.
has this lJta dag o: October. lsg. hled her
petition II this Court praying FOR an order
OF sale Ctth= r@a! estate Of said minors.
By order % taiS Court you are hereby
CITED AID required 10 APPEAR before :se
Judge % this CoIrI In the County Of ElEp.
state az Nevada. n size Courtroom thereof.
Ei the Courthouse IL the town Of E.lka,
County OF ElkO, OF Monday, the 5th day Of
October. l-y, AZ tea o'clock a. N, q! that
day, ihcc AID there 10 show Ca-Se. IL a.y
yOl have, Why al order for the sale o. said
real estate should Tot be granted according
70 the said Petition on Tile.
WITNESS, the Hon. q. +. TALBOT judge
OF the Fourth Judicial District Court
OF the state OF SeTGGa. COu.iy o.,
ElEu. with ne Sea! o.! laid Court
arIed. this iOIh Gay OF Octoser AID.
1872.
SEAL 4. G. Ea"LEY.
-| Clerk.
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NEWLANDS TO
GOV, SAVERS.
He Outlines His Views on
the Matter Of Trusts.

Congressman Newiands goes on 70
discuss the trust qusSoos following
generally the lines Of his recent let
ter TO the Secretary OF the trust COZ
fer rance, which was held at Chicago
bat We quote o2ly ;ho=e Portions
winch relate 20 the Democratic PARTY
particularly:
REo. NEv. Sept. 10. 1879.
Governor Joseph D. SGgsr&-NY
DEAF GoyEESog-I have been an in
;ereted observer Of the movement rs-
sardins the holding Of a irus; confer
ence by the governors aid attorneys
general Of various states.At St.Lous.
! nave Observed that yery few o. tie
Republican officials have accepted
the Invitations rendered, and / a.
sumo that the conference will be In
the man q conference OF the Demo
crAticGoverrcrs aud st:orneys-Eeuer.
ais, and that some elurciation of the
doctrine on this subject will be made
that vii De persuasive in tie torua-
t!on Of the next Democratic platform
regarding trusts. Iveniure therefore
10 write You a Few words upon the
subject, Is ! am exceedingly anxious
tina: the Democratic platform shall be
50 shaped as not to ALLEVIATE any Of
the friends Of silver and attrac, 10 its
support the iEo elements essential 10
its success, the iabcrmg and agncul-
iural class.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-13

lhoro is a district in Liverpool it,.
habitcd by 10000 people whore in.
~toSicating liquor cannot he bought.
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Is THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
il Ellrih llniclnl Di.frirf N. ~ Et.,.n,

Is THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
= Foqria Judicial District o: the State OF
Nevada, IL and for the County OF Elko.
In the matter Of TIE Estate O, FrrI
Be-Isch. CCceaseI.-Sot!c- OF hearing
OF Petition :oE Distribution.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIyES. That the Pc
iii!oa OF Sarah Z. Bertsch. the atmiuIs-
ceased, for hEal distribution OF said estate.
has ben ric., and that Tuesday. tn" 2Ith
day o: OCTOBER, y. u. l-g, at two O'Clock T..
n, al the Court Room .! said Court, has
been duly appointed bY said Curt fur hear.
i1S said Petition, ~ which TIM uuy person
lEieFsstei in said estate may appear AID
Tile his exceptions, IN wiring, 20 said pgti.
iiOu and contest the same or show why
safe petition ShogId not be graaiei.
Dated, October =, lsJg.
f-0I =. G. DAWLEY,
istAi- CLERK.
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No remedy In Tariff TInkerinE.

SeooDd-TariH legislation will not
reach the difficulty. for combinations
Of capital exist in England, France
and Germany, today, and the effect Of
lowering the tariff vail would simply
bs to substitute foreign trustz for the
domestic trusts il the CONTROL Of u
markets.
The laborers nov employed by our
domestic trusts would he idle; their
places would be taheB by lahore s
employed abroad by the foI eign
trusts.
The prosperity Of the republic is
founded upon the prosperity Of the
American laborers. All legislation
should place the American mgn above
the American dollar, but 1t should
not. IL its endeayor to rectity the
EDu%es II American combination Of
capital, take Away the emp!o. ment Of
American labOreTs. Wha; We should
do Is 10 maintain for American labor.
ers and bmericaE capital the practl.
cal monopoly o. tie American mar.
ksis.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-13

Fifth tho power OF taxation Of The
federal Government il ample to meet
The difficulty and IL is much moro far.
reaching tbhn the power exercised
under the inter State commerce ecc.
ton Of tho constitution. Tho power
Of taxation can 30 be used TO destroy
or restrain and it has 80 been used
within our experience.
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TRUST QUESTION
DISCUSSED At Length BIZ con.
GRESHAM NEwLANDS.
His Views Presented in a ConmuHi.
cation TO the Secretary Of The
Chicago Conference.

Congressman Nezlands accepted
the invitation OF the Civic Federation
at Chicago TO address the recent con-
ference on trusts. held under its au-
spices and at which Mr.. Bryan and
Burke Cochran were such ~conspicu-
u figures. At the last moment,
however, he was prevented by bust.
engagements from going. and,
having been requested BY the secre-
tary TO communicate his opinions ID
writing, sent a letter in which be dis.
cusses the feasibility OF controlling
the trust by Federal taxation, and
from which VIC take the following ex.
tracts:
Reno. NV, Sept. 20. 1s2y
Ralph u. EHs.iey, Esq. Secretary
Of Conference on Trusfs, Chicago
M-Hy dear sir: | regret my in.
ability TO comply with the request Of
the Civic Federation TO address the
conference az Chicago. and avail N.Y.
self with pleasure Of the privilege ac-
corded me Of presenting my views in
writing. / shall contine myself main
ly to the remedy.
what's n Trust:
First-Ihe term trust Is a misno-
mer as applied to the combinations
Of capital which have aroused so
much solicit ude. The old trust WAS
a combination OF producers to fir the
price % certain commodity. Such a
combination could be annulled by the
courts as al agreement in restraint Of
trade. Today the same object is &C.
compiished in n legal way, viz: BY a
union OF capital il one great corpora
ton which purchases the property Of
the independent producers and makes
them all stockholders in a common
enterprise.
Capital has learned from the Labor
union the wisdom Of cooperation,
and cooperation Is no~ largely sub
stitutcd both in labor and capitalistic
unions for the old purpose Of com
petition.
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stat. L.si.Ia,Ion win Pail.

IErd-Al attempts TO regulate
capital by State Legislation will fail,
because Il will be impossible tc pro.
duce voluntary corporation among
the various Stai.s.
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Fourth-The only adequate remedy
is through federal Legislation, the up.
eraiiOo Of which vii be uniform
throughout the republic. II IL true
that tie Government cannot prevent
tic organization ~ State corporations
nor il this desirable. but ii can.
through its power regarding the reg
ula,jOn ~ Interstate commerce. re.
strain their opefnGop att /; can use
its taxing power VA syeh q way ns
either 10 destroy or regulate aud con.
troll.
The power relating 81 The regula.
ton u Interstate cDmL1etre ia hard.
ly sufficient ~ me 4 the evil 40 eva.
bion would bc easy. Any trust could
restrain lie operations 10 the limits Of
the State under the lava Of which il
was organized. At tho same time
purchasers from other Statca could
buy IN snch State. Tho sale would
be domestic. the transfer. inter State.
and Legislation aimed at the trust
in it's inter. State business nigh be
eYBdc1.
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summary Of Views.

] Tear ] nave been somewhat 0If-
fusive In presenting my View. and !
beg your indulgence wIils. I sutn.
mnrize them.
-first-thc Democratic party il
the party ~ The people. 1t must win
by sustaining tho interests % the Ia.
boring masses against the eDcroach-
meDts OK wealth. Tho labor vote Of
the country Is absolutely essential to
IL success. That vote Ia against the
importation Of cheap foreign labor
ers. II il also against the rnfG
strained importation Of the products
OF cheap foreign labor. Protection.
therefore, il IN essential part OF The
Democratic doctrine, aud ANY read.
justmon, Of the tariff with the bitter
experience Of the past few years. will
arouse the alarm and hostility Of
labor.
Second Tho lowering Of the tariff
wall mg to commodities produced 10y
domestic trusts will PROSTATE not
only the capital employed in such
trusts, bnt tic labor employed by
them ma we'll. Such Legislation would
simply substitute tho monopoly OF n
foreign trust for the monopoly OF u
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-13
Regulate the Dollar aud Advance III,
Nan.

The Democratic party. as the popu-
lar party mHst always be regardtul Of
the well being OF the laborIng CLASSES
II must place the man above the dol.
lar, but it must not destroy the dollar
il BY 50 doing it destroys the man.
] contend that the lowering OF the
tariff wall With a view Of destroying
the trusts will destroy the American
dollar aud al the same slime destroy
the American man. What We wish
to do ia to regulate the dollar and al.
vance the maD, and this can only be
accomplished by domestic legislation
inside the tariff wall, maintaining for
American labor and American capital
the monopoly oi American markets.
And ut the same time u restraint
should be placed upon capital to pre-.
vent IT from depressing labor on the
one side and the consumer on the
other.
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Not a Free Trader.

am, Is you know. d protectinnist
not because ] wish 10 protect cap.
!tal. but that | wish I protect Ameri.
can labor. / can zee no difference
between the principle OF excluding
foreign cheap labor and excluding
the products OF foreign cheap labor
| DO not think that we can MAINTAIN
wage level in thus country, con-
ftsseily much higher than IL Any
other part OF the world, IL we permit
the u~nrestrained entry OF the products
Of foreign cheap labor ] have had
enough u the establishments. and the
experience from 1898 to 1891 brought
about by the changed monetary leg
islation and by changed tariff legis-
lation ought, 1t seems to me, convince
anyone that the process Of ~re-adiust-
nent to new conditions Is SLOW and
pernicious.
As a matter OF political expediency
also | regard II as unwise to NEEDLE
with the tariff. The Democratic par
y will certainly have against il the
corporations aud the wealthy and
commercial classes. IL must rely up
on 4 union Of the aguculiurists and
laboring classes for it support. /
believe firmly that the laboring class
Is for a protective tanff and that no
part! can win that proposes 10 force
upon them d new tariff adjustment.
] am particularly strenuous es to this
for the reason that Democrats and
Democratic papers have Il tendency
10 accept the statement made by
Havemeyer, the president Of the sug-
ar trust, that the tariff is the parent
Of trusts. This is a false diagnosis Of
the disease, intended. I believe to
confuse, and il il il accepted by the
Democratic party il sure to result in
! its defeat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-10-13

Mr.. Newlands here repeats his ar.
gumeDts pres nted in his letter to
the Chicago conference on trusts and
adds:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15
SHALL THIRD STREET
Be NOW IMPROVED?
Movement on Foot to Have a Uniform
Grade From Pike to YeSIer.

quite likely Third avenue
cit Many OF the In said favor
That would be Improvement I'M
deaken seattle. Importance the euttns
1 disputed
holder "A Star reporter recently!
II of
a
Third
grades, and
n below Mad-
fesler
single would make Third
would be almost
impesptb making practically level street The grades 40
street At
conservative estimate the increase in value 20 each lot would be
b 5000. al expenditure OF hundreds" y
purchased iko-foot
building
q he M
a rcsrtahishnsnt Of the
4
sesiee should certainly
= improvements
postponed until future
date the city be called sreat damages to Improved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15
PHILADELPHIA GETS
G. 0. P. CONVENTION
The Date Is Set for tuesday June 10
Chicago Made Strong Fight

WASHINGTON. n. e. Dec. is.--
Tho Republican National executive
committee met here this morning 90
choose the date and piare for hold
Ing the next national convention.
After bfief executive session.
during which Hanna made a short
speech conRfatutatiuK tho part on
the outlook for the neat year, the
doors were t&uWa open 20 rspra-
ssntntives % cities desiring TO en-
trrtntn the convention.
Chirago's representatives. were
nrHt 90 be heard They promised q
good convention hail. the usual hotel
rates. 10 pay the expenses % the
convention and Ia meet the Dc nHnds
~ any subcommittee appointed BY
the national committee.
one Of the ChieaRnana sail tina,
the good q the party and % a..
country should remain a eonsiIcra -
tion governing the committee. Chi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15
MUST TAKE
THEIR DOPE
Had No Business 10
Go TO Tacoma.

The captains Of sailing vessels now
waiting for coal at Tacoma are
complaining Of unjust discrimins<
tion against them. The demand for
Puget sound coal IN San Francisco
exceeds the carrying capacity Of the
steam GOLFERS on this account sail
ing vessels have been taken out OF
the general merchandise trade and
turned into golfers.
n now appears that the facilities
for loading coal at Tacoma are iin-
tied and shippers from that city
have bitten of more than they can
chew" Being unable 20 supply the
large coal feet with cargoes, steam
vessels have ben greatly favored.
while sailing vessels are forced
10 spend several weeks lying
IN Commencement bay, while steam
ers that arrive into port long after
are coaIed and sent on their return
voyage. Tacoma papers are very
proud Of the large fleet lying in the
harbor there. but forget 10 state
that lie presence IL due 10 lack Of
loading facilities.
The captains Of the sailing yes
sells. which have been put 20 this
de1sy, are registering n good hearty
kick. and threaten to go Off the run
~ the suburban town cannot provide
them with csrRoes within reason
able time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15
DARING ROBBERY
ON THE UMATILLA
Frank Dimock, Agent of the White Star
Line, Relieved of VaIuabIes.

A robbery involving the loss Of
several thousands dollars worth %
King county warrants and notes was
reported 20 Chief Of Police Reed this
morning,
Frank Dimock. the Seattle agent
Tor the White star Line. was the vic
tim.
The robbery occurred on the
steamer Umatiila while that vessel
was en- route from Victoria TO this
city.
Mr. pimock had been in Victoria
tranEactinE business lie engaged
a stRtero0m in company with Mr. e.
Stewart. Of Dodwell a Co. Of this
city. The two men retired before
the steamer left Victoria Under his
pillow Mr.. Dlmock placed his vest.
containing a gold watch and about
IS In change. also a package con-
tanning 5000 in warrants. besides
81 500 worth Of non negotiable notes.
As tho boat was nearing Seattle
this morning. about o'clock. MIR.
Dlmock woke up. He quickly dis
covered his loss. and informed Mr..
Stewart. The latter found that he
was also short a SO gold piece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15
BRADY Is
MISGUIDED

The committee appointed nj last
nights Joint meeting of the Seattle
Real Estate Board and the Chamber
Of Commerce held session in the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms this
morning to discuss the Availability
OF asking congress To pass laws for
Alaska government next year. The
question was discussed freely. No
action was taken Gov. Brady, who
was present. said;
II feel that the P.-I.' did me n
great injustice In publishing the
abatement that | was opposed To- any
thing OF benefit to the poor miner.
4 have always been coRnizant
that the miners have their rights.
The crowd that goes To Alaska 10
composed of men from all conditions
OF life. They know nothing Of min
crs' laws.
In many mining camps the town
Is some distance from the mines.
| and when a miners meeting is call
| ed, miners do not attend az rule,
but the saloon keepers, gamblers
ana hanEers-on do. What Is really
needed In two additional judges be
| sides the one We now have"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15
SNOW STORM
Is IN PROSPECT

Seattle IL liable 10 have snow
storm within the next - hours. The
Information issued by the weather
bureau states that clouds and rain
are forming. The latter may turn
into snow. The southwest storm sig
nal has been hoiated. There II a
storm of the coast Of Oregon NOV
ing northward. Temperature will
increase and the wind will undoubt-
eddy increase in force.
Shortly before midnight last nirht
several flakes of snow came wan
dsring down on the streets Of the
city. There is cold wave about
Calgary on the north and these
fakes are supposed to have been
the advance guard Of 9 cold RnRp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15
TINE DIVORCE MILL.

-Four divorces we're granted this
morning. Catherine Arabic from
Clarence Arabic. on ths grounds Of
lncompatibility William r. McCiei-
Ian from Rose r.. because Of adult
terry. Lille l. Herman from Henry
A. Norman. for cruelty. and W. l..
Dudley from Cora l. Dudley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15
TINE P.-i. CHANGE.

Maurice MeMleksn and y. e.
Hughes filed articles Of incorpora-
ton late yesterday afternoon for the
Post fnteliiReneer Company. The
capital stock IL tae0. 90. Five trus-
tees are named; Maurice McMlckcn.
r.. G. Hughes. Jacob Furth. A. =.
Sawyer and w. J. Rucker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

owing to the large increareof tusi.
ness IN THIS city and the probability
OF s'iil better times IN the near fu-
ture. the owners ~ large business
bloeks have decided - Increase the
rent Of offices from Is 10 - per cent.
This increasc wtii not take place un-
iil January I. isen hni viii BE- limit
81 and conditioned In several IN
stances
Fer example. vhsre old t~nsnts
wsre favored sith extra low rates
duriuE the hard times ~ 81. they
VIII Be raised 20 Per cent.
on the other hand. tenants whose
rent has remained the same through
several years. VIII rot be raised now
fhat better time far making money
are AZ hand,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

Roth TIE Northern Pacific ana
Great Northern are makiuE prepar.
atoms for an increased train ser.
vice In the spring New equipment
and faeisr time are 70 b part %
the improvements = both syHt~na
Both roads are noN ordering equip.
rnsnt for the changes fn tho spring
IL u probable the double train ser.
vice will 20 into effect about March
= II r. practically settled that shall
- the date. and unless a backward
spring forblds any attempt at max.
ina fast time. there IL no reason FOR
the belief that the railroads viii
make a ehanRs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

TACOMA. Dec. Is. - Mrs. Lou
jackson LonRmire. one Of the best
known charitable workers Of the city
and n promoter Of women's clubs
and women. work In general not
only in Tacoma. but throughout tho
state. has been made the defendant
in a suit for divorce from her hua-
band. Robert Dongmlre. formerly q
merchant at Yeim. now Identified
with mining interests here and IN
Alaska. Mrs. Longmlre. 1t IL said.
will contest the suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

csgo. he Insisted. vas the city that
should be selected II the matter Was
10 be- considered from that lofty
point ~ view.
81 Louis mex; put In itn claim and
promised the convention n Ere proof
auditorium seating 1900
senator Dspew followed gith n
plea for New York
The committee vas next told that
tbs convention should go % Fhiia-
dsiphiA.
WASHINGTON. y. G. Dec. Is
Bulletin Philadelphia gets the Re-
publican national convention.
WASHINGTON. u. =. Dec. Is
Buiietin-Ths national Republican
committee has decided To hold next
years convention on June 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

Later-kl the papers captured on
tho boat are at headquarters. The
property was recovered by Detective
Wappenstein this afternoon. He
followed two men around last night.
He received trip that they were
professionals from the East. The
tip also stated that they intended
10 blow open the safe In the Nation
oil Bank Of Commerce in the Bailey
building. Ae onfederate of the two
men put them on their guard and he
got the property and gave II up to
the detective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

The officers Of the boa, we're mott
hed. and a search VAS made. In the
hope that the thieves had hid the
papers somewhere
The robbery may have occurred
before the boat left Victoria A
stop was made at Port Townsend.
which may haye enabled the person
or persons who committed the deed
to escape At that paint
The Seattle police are satisfied that
the work was done by experts
The case has been placed In the
hands OF detectives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

~ was steamer DAY Al orsan dock
large amount Of freight Was NOV.
- both too ana from san Ffanensco.
A. o'clock this morning the steam.
Or rmatliia. Capt. Cousins. arrived
from Han Francisco loaded TO sis
capacity
A. II o'clock the steamer waua
Wana left Tor San Francisco with a
fui cargo she carried a. nrHi-elaRa
ana 81 Esruad class PASSENGERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

The suis Of Visa H. Hal. against
the Union Central Life Insurance
Company. for q 600 on an insurance
policy. IL being heard In Judge Ben
IONS court today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

ST LOUIS. Dec. ts.-Henry Neisc
was killed, last night In the slxt.
round ~ prizesfiFht by = blow from
Ned Bellerson, his opponent. Bel
lerBOn escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

4 marriage license has been issued
60 Frank Hodwsii. "a. ~ Vancouver.
n g and Emeiia Ferguson. "a. ~
seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

The sult Of Saltwater camnaneliA
against the eits = tetnF nr-uei be-
fore Judge iiensans jury tala after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-15

Ales MeNaurhtau. Frederick II.
Baker, stockton Humsay. Jay g.
Alien. william y Rsfuia and Joseph
: Richards today Incorporated the
Alaska Starlight Mining Company
with a capitalization - tiea.0oo. d.
vided into a million shares