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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
LATE NEWS ITEsHS.

Gen. Macarthur captured the
city oflIaIolos, the Filipino capital,
last Friday. Againalao and his
Amy escaped. American loss; one
killed aad twenty wounded.
It is positively aanouneea that
Bryan viii lie present at-tbe Chi
eago platform" dinneron Jefferson
cay in New York, and vii make q
speech. Three Thousand persons
VIII De present
Every foreign ineraace compa-
~ has suspended business IL the
State Of Arkansas, on account of
q new law against Them,
George q. Glenn, assistant I. S
army paymaster general, died at
Baltimore Friday Of pernieiols
anemia, contracted IN Cuba ana
Porto Rico.
The total dead CT the Windsor
Hotel fire il New York number
s y-one, tlsirty-one being uniden-
tilted.
Citizens @ Porto Rieo have or
gained = political party, known as.
the Republican par5Y, declaring
IN favor of the gold standard, sep
aration of chureh ard state, anG
free trasie between the island and
the United States.
IA excursion steamer from
Soa!hsnapton, ERslasd, was wreck
Cd near the island CT AIdernev and
seFeIty persons Perlsae1.
ks1 ~ =
E@zSE1s5
49, ~zEE,ssp - Ezs-zzsse
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
Do Not BE Fooled.

With the idea that any preparation
your druggist may put ND and Try
50 sch yoii via purify your bleed
Ike IEopd's Sarsapesiiia. This
medicine has . feputatioa-5t5
has earned It's record Z IS Ere-
pared rnder tls. paesenal ssa9er-
vision Of e.lasasal i':;i.sr99la, isis,
knox The natare. q9.ality and
medicinal effect oee;sil tie i.lgre.ii-
ierss used. foods Sarsapariiia
absolutely cures al foras Of
blood disease wllesl ofl,sr lisai-
c;Ees fail - 10 any gs,a Is IS
ssse Wc-i5s are~ n s--
cine ard 5ls &c @e Hleea
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04

Whether Oh pleasure bent or bus
ness, tale ca every trip bottle Of
Syrup CT Figs, rs It acts nos.
pleasantly and esafseetaaliy On the
kidneys, liver, AID boweips, re-
veaJing fevers, headaches, and 9th
az forms OF sickness. For sale in
sc cent bottles ny al leading drug
ejsss. featured by the CaE-
fornia Fig Syrup Go. only.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
ABOUT I0WN.

Auoai1er cold wavelet.
Still no April showers.
The drouth is growing serious.
How do you like THE HERALD s
new dressi
The norther came up earIv this
morning, bringing considerable
dust with 1t.
{ ccg cUT for tie a9ss signs a.
t-@ IMPURE 5l0od--iIoay1' sss.is.,l s.l..liss
as safeguard. I. VIII ,sl;..fx.
enr.ca and Filalize your E&CGp =,
HORNS WANTElS.-Ve VII
pay the highest market price for
odd and curious shaped horns Of all
kinds. Schleyor Bros, San Anto-
MO, Texas.
Several drulen mon we're re-
ported on the streets today. As
the saloons were all closed, the
question IS, where did they get
their liquor.
A sale Of six hundred head of
cattle was lately made II this com
ty, but the vendor has been unable
to deliver them owing to the lack
of grass and water along the road.
The ship was obliged to put to
sea again this morning, On account
of the nortber. She 1sill has On
board about twenty-five cars Of
freight. She was unable to lighter
any yesterday,
FOR sALE:-An Edison graph
phone in perfectly good condition.
Twenty pieces Of mus: with It.
Woald be nice for some enterpris-
ing merchant to uss as an attraction
to draw trade. Apply at TEE HzR-
AID Office.
Mrs. II. Douglas and family have
moved FROM their former residence
on Elizabeth street to the Gs6ree
hotel and viii hereafter make their
home with EIrs. Douglas dargatar,
Mrs. Lily Sebree, proprietress Of
OF the hetsl.
City Physieisa Putegnst received
a telegram last evening from DR..
Kennedy health cffcer at Rio Grande
City, inqriring about the smallpox
situation il Brownsville and stating
that a health certificate Is Necessary
to enter Starr county, DR., Puts-
gnat replied that there's bat the enc
case Of smallpox il Brow rls7iiille
which was reported last Feek, ana
no further developments have ap-
pesred.
The Sabbath school CT tie Epis-
copal church ofthe Advent Gu Ess-
ter Sunday took Up q very hand
some collection fer the benefit OF
the district mission fund. The
amount, which came tc $I7.50, Us.
Cy., viii be sent TO Bishop Johns
ton at San Antonio for Ike said
fund. The Sundav school hss
been in Charge OF Wm. G. VIII
man since the deatb of the lss8
rector. It's Gourislipg condition
speaks well Cor Mr. William 5 abiI-
tiles as superintendent.
AS TIE KEzAI.o Bas previously
remarked, some Of It's r5saers Oh
ject to It's patent medicine local
Ads. Il was also stated at the
tine that the Psper was dependent
upon It's foreign aavsrssing Ter
support. Now, Is the home friends
Of the pafer really ebjeeb 70 the.
said ads, TIE Herald viii agree
to throw them oct, If tie objectors
VIII agree to pay the paper tiie
amount It VIII lose thereby. Seei
The HERALD is only a business in
stitution and it must st least pay
for itself.
Do Not BE Fooled.
With the idea that any preparation
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
A STRANGE COINCIDENCE.
The Finding OF the Steamer Scipio
OF the Coast OF Newfoundland.

New York, March 30.-Tae Times
says: The steamer Scipio, a craft
from nowhere, boGnd to nowhere,
flying no flag, cwnerless and crev-
less, IS to be sod to the highest
bidder at. the Brooklyn Navy Yard
by the United States Government.
4 board has been appointed to ex-
anime the ship, which lies ct the
ysrd. TIE board viii determine
IS 10 how 70 dispose Of her. The
board viii perform q similar duty
with respect to the steamer Niagars,
which IS also a. the Brooklyn yard.
This steamer Vas breaglas By The
Government from the Ward Line
during the Spanish war
At the oa55reak Of hostiillit;es
agents Of tlls Government we're
Engaged IL buying ships and war
munitions IN England. The b
ginning of actual war found some
Of the deals incomplete. Great
Britain being 2 neutral power these
ircompleted details could not he
pushed through tiilat is to say, ap-
parentiy rot. Soon after tie be-
ginning Of hos55;;iiii.5ies a steamship
IN perfect trin1 from stem TO stern.
With ff,rnace fires burning, steam
Up, bit without a soul on boatd,
vas found adFiz5 OF the coast o.
Newfoundland, found By q United
States ship, too, oddly enough
The er9wisss ship was the Scipio
She few ne flag and there IVES aos
50 much IS scrap OF pasger to be
found aboard her to indicate where
sic sailed from, where she was
sailing 70 OF vino owned her.
Het pas a,1nystery Of the deep.
The Seipio carried q cargo Of ecal,
b't never did such strange things
come ou5 Of 8 cargo OF coal as GENE
from the depths Of the anthracite
piled IN TIE hold. There we're guns,
fae modern anesirs Of English
make Naxinas. Hotchliss cannon.
6eId pieces and ether ordnance, to
gether with ammunition.
Just how the scipio came 10
be found adrif5 with such an op-
perfume cargo by a United States
ship has never been told-ohicially.
The Seipio has been at the Brook
Ign Navy Yard since she wss pick
ed up adrift on the high seas.
LOURET'S NARROW FeC, .l%sToF
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04

P.oPos rs FOR Ts,ANsPoxrArIo
OGice of ehief Qaar.errpas;er, ATLANTA.
Ca, March 25th, 1859. Sealed propose 5,
in triplicate, viii be received here until
It"'clock \. NJ, April 18th. 1890. and
then opened. for transportation OF Mil
itary Supplies on following desert ed
Routes during fiscal Tear commencing
July I, 1873. Wagon Interpretation,
No. I: Between HebbronsilIe a7d Fort
Ringgold, Texas; Ne. ,: Beteccn Spot
ford Junction and Fort CLARK. Texas
River TTansbortatiea, 10. ): Eesseen
Forts Brown asd .2inggeli, Texas. local
Trans 2crtatias5 No 4: At atlanta Ga +;
No. ): At San Antonio. Tezas; No. 6.
st Brownsville, Texas; No y n
Charleston, s. G; No s; Atsai.ivai.s
Isi.nd,S. C.; No. q; At Charleston,s C
{ FeTriaEe } Ail Information furnished
on application. T. S. reserves righ 70
REJECT anyor al proposals. Envelopes
coatainiag proposals sios5d .e marked.
.! roPosals ior Transportation on Roa.e-
". - arisi Iadzes Ell 80 JOIN
3!3lt'5oAs ID. 9. u G.. I. S. a I.
= Z.
I'D 0aae-s ior sale at tbs
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04

Visited tie Smallpox Hospitals
And Speaks IL CoTnRiinen-
tafy Terms af the Work
f5Cae.

The MeS.ean Consulate viii be
situated il the John Bruni rasi-
dense on FIidalgo street. 1ir sSalFa-
dor T. Maiilefert, the new Consul
at this place, who recently arrived
from Brownsville and assumed
charge Of the eGce, hiss been besy
ever since MS az14Tal arranging aud
preparing his Offices and private
appointments fer his personal cor
yenienee and comfort IS vel as fof
the appearance, becoming to 2 gov
eminent representatives oa:oe. On
this account AEr. Afeiiiefert says he
has as yet been unable to pay TIE
usual courtesy visits to tie United
States etaeials n Laredo.
: Times reporter visited DIR.
ltsZailIefert at the consulate on yes
terday aud found iim to be very
interesting conversationalist and he
speaks English fuently. He IS well
up on the sabjscts of tee cay and
his ideas are liberal end broad.
With his dignity and apparent eff
feiency the Mexican government
can, in our judgement, rest assur-
ed that matters coming into air.
Maillefert' hands VII be handled
to the entire satisfaction Of al ccR-
cerBed.
Mr.. Maiilefert took much inter
est in the small pox situation in
Laredo, in evidence Of which he
contributed 500 immediately upon
his arrival to aid the poor patients.
In speaking OF the situation he saids
Through an invitation extended
TO ne BY Dr. ". F. Flunt, State
Health Officer, I went with him u
visit the small pox hospitals last
Saturday. We first visited hospital
No. 1 whore some very bad cases
we're seen, and Dr.. Spring took NE
al around. talked to several men
and woiuea, relatives Of the patients
and they al were satisfied with the
treatment they received. IN fast
some OF them said they we're con
WINGED CT their error IL fearing the
measures adopted, which were for
their own good and general welfare.
n this hospital large number o.
tents under q high shade, afforded
good quarters fer the patients. !
SAW the e0mnaissa1y abundantly
supplied and the kitchen just before
supper time, everything was N
good Shape. We repaired then to
Hospital No. 2. The building as
signed for this hospital IS very
large, web ventilated end ccol. Dr..
Mcknight was II charge and he
took ne al around and ! also talk
Cd to many people here, at DE-.
Blunt request. Ii this place the
same satisfaction existed as II hos
p;tal No. I.
There were in both places about
go patients on that day. Il eoala
be plainly seen, even though I am
not q PLysieisp or al expert, that
tie attention was good ard pater-
nals and it affords me great pleas
uce to state that ii n3y opinion the
health officers have done their FIJI
duty with the greatest ability and
ETe soon wiii see the good results.
Asr hi&i!iefert made very
lengthy report OF The situation to
his Government snd IS was & very
favorable and eemmen2atory one
&C the officials Dox 80 charge Of al .
fairs.-L2redo Times.
TEayyss This?
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
\ Man Resembling Frances Presi
dent Assassinated.

Paris, April Ia wealthy gen
delnan named Tourret Was shot
dead yesterday evening on the
Boise dc Boulange by man
who mistook his victim fer Prasi-
dent Loubet, to whom II. Tourret
pore a striking resemblance. The
Murderer rs taegcr.ll,t to be insane.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04

To be published in SONG newspaper for
thirty DAYS, and q this Preoept, and how
you have eSecated che same make Due
return,
wi;ness Jo,eph Webb. Clerk q The
county ourt OF Cameron COUNTY, Iexas-
Given u.-t'er M nanG a q seal of SAID
ceurt, ii ci.lcs, il the seily OF townsville
ts.is the 22nd day CT March, y. u.
ISg3-
Isl JosEPu vE7B.
CiefE CO e Eaia 20 Texas .
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
Ho,T,s This2

We Offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward fer any case OF Catarrh
that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. CHENEY & CO. Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
We The undersigned have known
T. J. Cheney for tie last Is yee-s,
aud believe him perfectly henor-
able in 81 b:isiness transactions
and financially able TO carry OFT
any obligations made by their
fra.
WEST & TRv4x. Whosaie Drug
gizts, Toledo, @.
WADps, KNgAx & MARVIN,
z. holesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hail s C;.tarrh Cure is taken IL
acting directly upon the
tloo5 ard mucous sarfaoes % the
system Pee 75e per bottle.
S.s Is 81 nHsgis Ts6-
F aiiy Ti:is are tie ss
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
An Fxcelies.s Coznliz,atssosa.

g'se pleasant method and beneficial
oFfeers o. tae wei Known renaccy,
S9agS eF Ei.4e. "a r,liISscsaisd b-y 55'e
C.Isso-sSgs sES SV@U-s Co. ~ sstTs e
sI,a vssi5;e cf Cttai-1s pr the lsg-sd i1ca-
tire rTine2ssfcs OF plants i-ncHn 10 &c
u slis5.l1liy lszssiAs ana present. '7ies'
t,sa.-- IN tsie fGrc mos r..iFes.9its.s TO I-1S
JaS'e aId acecssts' 80 - re system =
j. Die one pef[ecf- stTss9e .ae-1sI1sf iGZa-
tiEe, cfeansing ti.s system eslacfgaiiE.
sits7efliay coles, headaches ard fevers
gently yet pVoTaptlg and erSE3lae enc
to cverconsS iaa5i6sssi consultation PeT-
1il1ensly. is Fcl,5sS5 freedom feoIa
every Objectionable ausi-Jy a,d sub
stance. ana is cctiag CT the kidneys,
liver AID bowels, without weakening
CT irritating them, make i the ideal
Laxative.
ID ice process OF manufacturing fgs
are GsSd, - they are p3casapt Sc tie
taste. i'slss the medicinal qualities CT The
re-aesy are obtained from ssn0a ana
o3aer aromatic plants. b. Z method
EIscvVn 10 The CALIFORNIA FIC SxBUF
&C. only. /. order - g.5 is beneficial
ELECTS and - Svci5 isnitatic1s. please
re.ner Ser tie fulf mare cfthc Company
printed on the front OF eFs-T package
CALIFORNIA no ETE5JP CO.
SAG SA-FSEsco. c.sI-
EE5rIEsV zE.-s.. EX. es-.sV 5-cSlES. =
Ger saie ~ ~ Druggists Prise sc. PEI bstlie
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
PUKEIY PERSONALS
ar . 8 Wolf Tetnrned 100

Dr.. 4. S. Wolf retained from
tie Point yesterday.
Tie captain Of the sehoone- A.
). Perdas came ug from tie coast
lest evening
M;ssss Sofa Lieck and H.lie
Taorssil we're n the city today
from Point ISABEL
Capt. IA. Brooks Of tie rangers
was registered It the Southern in
San Antonio last Saturday.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04

ghere were 80 opposingscandi-
dates and tie election was q very
quiet one. The voting WIS very
light.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
ElecIion of AI,lernlan

The aldermen we're elected today
as follows:
Isl. ara3-Beajaqin KowalsAi
End. :, es9ns;n Gaviso
Ord. ;, Ce}cdonio cara
4tth. a. BOllaca-
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EzsES - EzGa
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04

.OUBET'S NARROW EsGaPE.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04
When Travelling

Artist Painter Orlando, T'la
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-04-04

IN excursion steamer from
Southampton, ERslasd, was wreck
Cd near the island CT AIderney. and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08
THINGS MOVING AT LOOMS
In That acknowledgements
L00k for Investments.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-InseIliz.neeT
LOOMS. April Things mining are
moving here now. with the eafiook con
ssantiy Frightening Frequently neweeas-
eFs arrive for the purpose ~ investing in
properties here. and the opening * the
railway Will bring more aud hasten the
Development of nog idle properties
Ussi Hart came In a few days ago for
TIE purpose Of oEeasng the property 81
the Little Falls Company. lie states that
work VIII se pushed. The ledge On THIS
property u snrsse thirty feet az width and
crops for long distance. the e1e show
ipg a frss-rniihng character. This proper
" rs Principally owned In Sea title among
the sfockholders being Edward + Tren-
Hart. Charles ". Dickinson s " r
Daily. Frank ". Baker A e CARPENTER
a j Alien. Lesgi. Maxwell and others,
The Miller river people dad their pay
streak has widened 80 forty inches and
improving all the time now averaging
~ geld, Il cents silver and yG-Ia copper per
ton. Their tanne! on the Leonard g..
where ell work In being pushed. is proving
very encouraging, as the str5nxers Of pay
Ing ore arc fast er9wdtng cut the gran
tie Lately there haze been many fayef-
showing being adjudged excellent ny ali
who zee IL
The Apex property is improving with II
fun force Of men at work
The Golden Star people lately sent in a
crew Of miners 20 begin development.
TIE Palmer Mountain tunnel. one OF the
most gigantic mining undertakings In the
state, continues cutting Lodges having
Just passed through the tenth which like
the otAaTs IL wsii mineraIlxed. The com
pany is no@ developing a water power 10
furnish 40 horse power. They are now
hintinx about machinery. but viii NOT In
sfsi IL until the tunnel IL in another iUso
feet
TIE Triune. which has been Idle for
some time. Is to be reorxanized and work
resumed
The Free Gold Mines Company will be-
gin work with the new mill concentrating
All cSanalns plant very shortly.
The Golden Zone people have found some
richer ere lately. All their ore viii here
after be concentrated. as IL ia believed
greater values may thus be saved
The . s. pecpis are how in 30 feet on
the tunnel ia tar the ledge at a depth OF
90 feet. They have an immense surface
showing-a ledge DO feet wide and 1000
feet long.
The Whisky HiH Company has let a
contract for a sSe-fnot tunnel TO tap the
Mammoth ledge
The Roanoke fierce is TO De Increased on
the LIST.
Work viii. IL Is now authorftaffvsEy
stated begin May on the Triune. Ruiz
FROG. Copper World Black Bear John
Butt. Bunker HiIl. Georgia Moore and
teaayiile claims
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08
WORK AROUND SKYKOMISH
Cleopatra and Other miller River
Properties Arc Making Yer,
saod showing

SPECIAL Dispatch Ia the Northumberland.
skSkoMiSHr April The mining In
tvfeSta og this section ara daily fn5pros.
ing. The recent rich strike ~ xoii~eo pper
ers IN the sleoaatfa has had a tendency
to shi4ssn all owners. and now much BE
velopnscnt ~ certain, with consider tx
mere projected Nith little mere ~ such
nice weather the snow Will have 81 zap.
neaFcG sufficiently 70 enahie the begin
nlng Of work On these properties now fy-
ing t6se because ot snaecesSihahty
1t r. understood that the - operative.
people contemplate pushing work on bath
tbs Aces I . and the Meme 20 begin hy tbs,
arsi c< the month
Ths caasy croSsc9t is heing rtlga rapid
" work progressing night and day
The tunnel en the brand Central Is rgw
IL souie rs feet. aud they wttf reach
the ore in = short distance now. The has
ore ~ the best surface xhowlngs Of any
IN this section. and Will undoubtedly ha %
Importance.
The owners Of the sunday ciairu have
Incorporated aad will begin work again
the nrss OF the week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08
SHERIFF WILL NOT OBEY.
Receiver of ua~ton aud Montana
Has Hard Time Getting Pos
sessfaa of the Property

BUTTE. April What Il arsiogh;e div
The xrestset legal battle ever fought il
that over the feeesvsFshlp ~ &c noxtSr
aud AcusaEa company, whieA is Table -
caase to a head tasnoFrsw. yaH receiver
MS appointed IA n.cern Der bat xsoszanz
ard legal SAYS have kept p n fgceu GET
tag possession. Judge l. .xney has ma &c
a. eFSsr that tAs sheriff pus tire receiver
IN possession. The sheriff, wss i ia svyr-
patty with the Re=t0n ara Montana aax
aasspae&Eei AMI Ills SnENc snes4r was not
scs Without fass er legal advice sip has
been directed to obey IAs easark. urtfVrs or
shFw c&mx@ tpEuorgca way NJ saeaAs ssst
~ persisted for contempt Tia yrsla~s ard
sfuelEegs ~ tho company ara e}oze.E a4ss
ana auaasesss NJ men are 9ssE = wurS
Deputy EAeriTs are pasted aseesst me offer
ela 1sF Fsrttns. ss3d 10 ere - Showed ar
th% graaHsss
Tals sease - a-aiys Is tbs outcome - ls.s-
ga3scn between th@ Hast5n Anz Mona "a
aea tae Montana pre Purchasing Cen gsaY
sssiss fer unlawful extraction Y ore aFe
nFHa ~ aeS~pen she Companies - Ntch se>
Xuf$e about ss.sssss ssA The pfass@fgfsas ~
tA@ fNst GNs4f -sstat8S are rsM aer3rl3lg.s
~ tsaFsss 'ipat& '2ssAs re2fiy 80 "A esA5 TIE
matter *aNse ta NnSsgs gs iae-rauaaT y fstsa
hcS4eyE - E&xt@N ara Montana STICK u hss
SFg frseA#ly - s&@ - ss-taGs Ora 9ssrt-h
gNs company e"SSresz Re arr.eEatmfsrsf 81
y receiver e Na% 4Nes 81 fsfe xxssssss.s-
sAat she Boston sHa MaaTaFa xas transfer
fiHE SIS uTe.Tfts Sc a Ma Ners corpora
tsSw - ts@ Ssssse @aGsp- IN crte~ - vs%T.
come tAss a s&s VAS &oflea sNrsassh see
ssE3s stay@ wNse1 wa8& T#~aG3z ~ SssA
transfer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08
The
Partisan
Artists g

~ csseC4se sesfs-eA sAzSe ~xoass.ss
$Aesrfs .~S Costumes ter ladies
go "fk &seasFs and N&x sns
y at@3N ta stress M better Etto N tx
- -N''sN fHarf vANl1ss~ ga athrT store
scs- t" f@8t appeal So stFssslS ~
- - swgssc as ehssN Buss Raghf ssxsrv
yS,ss rseersssa t@s at thss ssore VIII
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08
NEW YUKON REGULATIONS.
NO ROYALTY on THE FIRST $4,000
FROM ANY CLAIM.
auirfng Any Interest in Claims
or other Laad~-These New Reg
uIattonx in Force Inns esiiatels.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post in,elligenceT.
OTTAWA. o8.-. April The Dominion
government has promulgated TIE following
rules respecting the mining regulations OF
the Yukon territory,
Regulates shall come into force
epon ne date watch they are received by
;he geld commissioner. and posted In BIS
or whtch saall hs within sseaty- four
aosrs after hey are received by him
SscondAn exemption OF 5.tsV sGsil here
after b. allowed ut the gross annual cot
pat of claims Ia the Yukon territory in
calculating ROYALTY
ThlrdSo officer or other person employ
81 by sae government ~ Canada ln any
calacity whatever shall hereafter stake ga.
or rccufd nGsning Gains Or acquire by pgr-
chase or otherwise any mining claims or
pofuiaion lands - any kind or Description
IN fne fHkon territory.
The action ~ Maj Wash t3te corn mis-
ss@ner 81 the Yukon territory, In with
DRAWING FROM ensKs al fractional claims In
the territory ani a3sa all rtrck Gains Gn-
recorded an Dominion creek. has he.n con-
fr1GSsi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08
FARMERS HOLDING MEETINGS.
Number of Instructive Papers Read
ny Agricultural Authorities.

Styci&l Dispatch - The ross-Injelli Esneer
wFIATCpM April The N0rth~eS,
Farmers AsSocsai ieB HELD q meeting 10
say al Custer. NJ }. II Kirkpatrick pre-
sif@i
r Baker. stare haftieultur3st@ spoke
ON ~The care aud Cultivation 81 the
Orchard
L 4, Tvunesan editor ~ ,ho Northwest
Hortsesslturst made Al address on Com
ssAefeisl tsrs Pa riding
\ 7 " Hnsom resf =. paper on Land
scare tiarsfeltsHg s9r the Home
a. = Sfoite1hsrE tnla aaeat TIRE ssio cTi
bis fAgrs.
r Mcdonald. state dairy commits
siasrr. S.eke IA The Development 50 the
Dairy fndEssry.'
- : gFatnegs spoke on The DasTy
ffess.tssrt za$ isV NJ -ket"
TAa rueat4RS ass aae * series ee}3
EV fEs farmers associations Through the
a,sgirsy SASS week gaa grouping - the
dates at5a~ nS e she attendance of tne
ssssa kHrs af several different places. To-
morrow Ehs Northeast Association u1es -
81 No ggsack ara special trains with hs
veH 40 eAxrR fEkssA VI 811 4sEpaa.
-, Hsss Er>-T Escsriss--TBs yecar8-oresss-
az a. pses ye-srs fhe 'ez.ser again for 1sss
EYrssl-kSS rap%5rlas AsS wlsx.zsgi.
epssasaa- 80 Cherry.