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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-14
NrING STOCK MARKET.
Busiest Week in spokane since the
Holiday >eaSon.

An idea 81 the manner in which stocks
are jumping IN Spokane Is given in the
following account 81 the 3olagS % th@
STOCK market in the Chronicle - Eeoru-
airy .s1L L. .,-...-, ID. H..
iy during ne past week a good business
being enjoyed b. most NJ tne brokers'
Several ~ the leading brokers report ina
IL has been the 5est week they have had
since the holidays. with "a much Larger
demand for some stocks than Trey We're
2ale 70 Hli
-'Praetieauy All Of ,he business has been
IN Republic stocks. although "A nmmeer ~
slight iegre" a. prosperity. strikes have
been made upon NUMBER AZ Republic
properties Win a large leman1 and a
jump IN price as the result.
Butte & Boston. Morning Glory aEd
Dora have been most amectS ] by this
news 81 strikes The striking If the bong
expected ledge BY the tunnel 81 the Butge
81 Boston sent the price of that stock
up 20 l. cents early ia the week. There
was slight reaction yesterday. bat the
market closed Stron. this morning ~ =
Morning Glory opened strong Monday
on the rumor 81 a strike. 1t WENT ~ N@.ti.
a jump Wednesday when th- news w2s
received II the striking OF the cross ledge
In the shaft Morning Glory sold at Il
News os The striking OF 4 $40 ledge on
the Dora sent that stock up booming
Thursday. II jumped from 2's 20 ~ thar
day. kept ON climbing Friday aud closed
thss morning 1t So and with q good
demand
Although there has been no strike and
little advance in price, there has been a
remarkably brisk market for Kate Hay
ward the past few days over 20 $50
shares have changed hands during The
past week at 3ie and 4 The stock is cas-
lily worth ( on the market this morning.
There was iittl etFadtng in Jim Blaine
the first part Of the week, but IL eioset,
with quite A strong demand. with quota
items ranging between IL and IS
Lone Pine continues strong, it having
advanced to 3, during the week. This
stock Is stronger In Rossland than in
Spokane a numaer OF sales being record
ed there Thursday a: 80"
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Sneciai Deput, sppoint~d 10 fiad
Frf-onsr tnr~tr~@ts R~ten~ea

SEsee' al Istspase ~ the Pos utes}sgeficsr
TACOMA Feb IA II Lemon =
F48lkess2s}- fsn@ 81 tna prominent lodge
members @hD IS eaz1 20 hRve Suffered
tnTu1Ea ter l.ecgsfatsorls 81 - TT4-aesgFar
2 ~ H0sb3ug@ te uetg deputy atprF -
Pierce county A- Isfnea wNa nue ~ ire
mere &eflse uagt&stua0fs in tae chase A.
feT ~ .saE5w&s an1 }t Was re- wno received
Il message Ssfari ar HIkat faBf should
naRe TesultHs5 r. kEasEinEs Ge rs held
ur5wos.sF instead - t,elEG taree1i s&rSsf a&
~ Msz bF Sc depsatF sheriff
sss~rsT 4 Al58s. 81 Sir E@eue4H re-
sl.3~sf. f1fnaASF 8essst}z-G gisEs ~ aeasfn
fpe Ftazas r4re aFA - fsr ~ 81 know hegr
IRE gsrWIt -Fsae@ officer is raw a II az ..
ssarfssas fer ttnsk5uEs
T-he reir3sa - ta# ursao9e~ Sat4FGss
fl gns @v EJeraff Ne1 fftes~ Gems ~ "a.
bean = faBfter ~ eaE~el srsstseAN. f4as .zs
sseen gsstA ars snsn1tfu ty1EeF feAN -
was q message resolved ny Lemon woua&
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INTERESTING CASE IN TRIAL
Daagh seeks 10 Set Aside =
Mothers VIII pisinhrrfting Her.

Special Dispatch ga tAe Observation-Disclosures.
TACOMA. Fen 13-Au interesting will
CASE came N fore Iustee Williamson in
the superior court toaaN, Il il that ~
Mrs. Josephine houipEues to set aside
the viii ~ her mother. christina Wagner.
The properly igscludes valuable holdings
about flyaiup and and about Stella
COON and other portions of Pierce county.
Up 10 a short time hvforr Mrs WaEucrs
death 'the daughter whereabouts WAS
not known. She had wandered away. ami
the Viii provided fer q beuucss ~ only s.
for -he daughter. few weeks prior To
the uelSh ot Mrs Wagner the daughter
returned. and alleges her mother tald her
she tthe mother jntv80Stt to alter her viii
so that all the children shoald share alike.
However. the Will IL seems, not
changed. and il is urged ny iegatees that
mother ana daughter did not become
TeVoNCtled. Plaintiff AYERS she had been
lVi0E IN California. where she married
her husband pomtpSuss. The hearing will
CoEne To a close tomorrow.
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IMPORTANT DEAL CLOSED.
Prominent People Purchase the
Leiderkraux Claim.

A very important deal was closed last
week In Republic. as a great many Ross
land parties are interested in it Ii was
the purchase OF the Lei1erkrauz claim.
Situated about two miles northeast 81
l.. town and within about 700 feet of the
Mountain lion. The new company will
start in with unusual backing In the min
ing field. Among the list is Gov Charles
III. Macintosh. Hon. T. Mayne Daily, ].
a Macdonald John :. Clute jr. Of Ross
land and -. VI Black~ood ". II. Hey
burn and J. Donnely. NJ Spokane. who
head the list Of promoters in their re-
spective cities and the list that follows
Is long The property Was examined ~
one Of the nest experts in Republic and
his condensed report was that il Is zone
Of the finest sh1wings I'm Republic
eamn-" The property IS bounded ON the
north BY the o. X. and On the south ny
the Racket, the Leiderkranz slviug thS
same lead. AS soon a. arrangements can
be completed development work will com
mence on an extensive scale. Evidently
the R0ssianders have the making OF a
good property. rs the vein crops wide and
Is traceabie through the entire claim.
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NEW COMPANIES FORMED.
Twenty-Five Articles of Incorpera-
ton Filed since Februar, 1.

Scarcely a day passes bar a new com
pany IS formed and incorporated in spo-
tlcles Of Incorporation have been flied in
the county auditors Office For properties
mostly in Republic camp representing
hundreds % thousands of dollars and in
Gliding IN the incorporat0rs many we'll
known capitalists and mining men.
The following Is hst OF the companies
and articles since February ]:
Black Horse Mining Company CAPITAL
stock fl01 .oo1 In I,Go.osse shares. at 10 ceuts
jncorporatorS T. VI. Hammond ir g. :.
Allison. F. n. gibbs. c. X. Merriam and
Buffalo Clearwater Consolidated Mining
ana Milling Company stock S75.so.
in i,'f1.tsa' shares n cents tACQrpcTa tors.
+. u. otmstcd, T. 4. snodgrass. y. NJ.
Drumheller. {. .. Rihblnz and H. L,
Burns.
columbia Mining Company. OF Buffalo
iiump-Cap'tai stock sleo.er, in l's'o 90
shares at 10 cents. incorporatorS. James r.
Cameron. w = Norman. P9iip Asliuwaii.
X u Williams ard Lane {. GILLIAN.
Copper Ben Gold Mining Compaay-C y
ftal stock fle1 e10 IN 1.avAo.1 shares at ~
cents. rporstors. James Clark. Charles
4. Robbins. L. II. Long, Philip Creaeor
ana Thomas Ryan.
Cumberland God Mining Comnany-Ca,,-
ijai stock xloo,so in 1otJ. n" shares a. 10
cents. assesssb.e - TIC amount % cents
a share. incorpGr tors. = y Olmstead. Z.
L. Cove. John Hummer. c. T. Porte. ard
Elaine Mining and Milling COMPANY
Capital stock ssesa. ~ 20 shares q. slts.o.
inrovpogstors l. +. Boo.he Harvey d.
Trtukev ana c. A Csse
God Crown and CIR Edse Consolidated
Mining Company ag3lai stock $3.50. a
l.04 oo1 saares a. ~ cents; Incorporation.
DaeG W W Tcimsu stephen Hepttaa
James = bsoa ard f. T. Steeze
independence Mining Company CAPITAL
stock s-o"1 In Cos .* shares al n cents.
5nrorrorat0re. T1aVif HozTaD. Charles
f4+-fz r.. 2 * +rsa
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ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Agricultural College Hoys Make =
Very Creditabte showing.

Special pIspatch t. tne F0S.-lnteIIlgenccr.
PULLMAN Fen N,~TAc third annual
entertainment by thc athletic association
az the Agricultural College. was given in
the auditorium Saturday evening Il was
well attended and 80 considered fv com
pt.trnt Judges the best that has ever been
given i'm Eastern & ashin&ton Spokane not
.sxCaptcd The association IS uHe Of the
strongest TN the state and sac Aara Work
of IT'S members has made 1t possible for
ihs .; . render a pr0sra mn7e Uret~ciass in
every respect The pyramid ~ twenty
men the Roman ladder work. the club
swinging and the gpunchlng deserve
special mention. The latter was perform
"a ~ George Rusk zhn * q professional
IN his work tie is a member az the Spo~
kane Athletic Association and mas given
exhibitions 90 hts skin ~ almost HIt ~
the large Eastern towns He goes - San
Francisco next "Wednesday
The Merchant OF Venice viii he the
next attraction of the association and u
viii 20 given ire latter paft or Mar p
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q cents. fneo~TsoTators. II VI Casey. David
Res "A 4 Bo-a;h. =. II. Sarf1etg and II.
Il Alien
windfan Gold Mgming ard MIl.ins corr
ssanS--CsaSasTz5 stock s. "a" ssss n -f.sl So
shares &. 81. }sac0rporAe0rs Marx NIfcAtsg.
+. NJ. Jotsss. Eugene Spe13sn H. T. Sg~zf-
den and :, \ WegsS
Mounta.geS- Geld Mining ard MEliaE
Comps ny--t>apita3 stock sss.sso n 1Ssa ssi
shares a. ) cents tF1corf so-Ate-s LMscsan
Swift. J. f Wg3Hs 4 NJ Ksath : l.
DArrow. " e. TIFFANY = e Sogssslle
Silas overfTa.re alsG II. J Armstrong.
OfShea Geld Mining ana Milling Company
Capital Stock So SEE ~ leo - SHARES a
; Gems. inco-pora1oTS. ~. e. Frtts-. J.
+. RsEi1y. ". Dornt-@rg. ]. II. Yates. (. J
Morrow, \. r. J. Pcrcival ard Water
Cllr:ier.
Yankee Girs Mining %nd Prvxp tilssy
panx-~t'aQital stock s., 80 IN 49, asss
shares az IL cents 3ssessl3ie 10 the 4mouu.
81 3 cents . sh@res Interpretations ". =.
George J.. Taft and Homer T. King
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FERRIS or rHE SEA FISHERIES.
steamer View England Reports .
HouEts and Cold Trtp

NANCoT YER Il e. Feb ~ since
BOSTON merchants lirst took 30 exploiting
the hAl.b Fishery grounds on the British
Columbia coast they must have received
a million pounds OF FISH. Today the
steamer Sew England arrived from the
banks after the rodFhest "trip on record.
Tho fishermen we're aFty sale 80 east nsfw
for nue gfs0d dav's fishing In that short
slime they got ~ So pss8uds 81 ish which
won't EaNf tndAF. For several days the
ice Was oupi@ ~ fs.l thisk on the
decks which gives so..ee dec - the nf~
pleass tf}eH@ ~ prnrmrsrg hRilhut IN win
eer The crew nlsa report that they had
an sx sting tifne attn 81 sword aah. which
Was captured ard which Viii ne sent 10
Boston.
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have bean furnished the sheriff with all
necessary Authority u hold him.
As matters row stand members OF three
WiiNeSon lodges. os when HaSkineS WAS
treasurer are decidedly anxious To have
him arprchen&ed and punished Tor what
they claim was deliberate nalSappropria-
ftNn ,af trust money The expense Of Spe-
C5al Deputy Lemon IN his search for hts
kings Viii have 10 BE bcrnc nv Pierce
county. aud quite a stir X being made by
interested persons because NJ the prisoner
having Nten released unnecessarily. IL -
hoped 10 pick up Ho&AinSs and his part
asF in or about Seattle, The pasie~ OF
Ssattl, ana Tacoma are on the lockout
fer him AND Is = expected ne Will asso
b0r "A faint chance - escape
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TWO BIRt.I.ARiEs \ NIGHT.
In one ssse Thet Are t>riShteneA
Away Without Their Ptunder.

Special Dispatch 10 the Poss-inteiligencer.
TACOMA. Feb. H. Supi. 4. &. Sands.
OF the Sunset Telephone Company, ia
loser through the operations Of burglars
Sunday morning. Has residence on North
Al street was bat partly looted when Mr..
Sands was awakened by the noise NJ tha
intruderS. lie hurried down stairs in
time 30 friehtcu away the burglars, who
In their Night left much Of their plumber
ANA dropped the balance Ia the yard as
they ran away. The burglars gained ae-
Cess to thC house by use cf skeleton KEYS.
The home of ]. Clifton AT 80 North NJ
MAS hurglartzgd the same night. preSnfn-
ably by the same parties The family
found the rooms ransacked. but only a
few articles of value We're secured by the
thieves.
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unowx .>p ,ox.a no,>p OVER.


SpeeIa} Dispatch - the sf.fntniiiR~ncer.
EVERETT Fee - The preliminary
ssxan7}ustfon ~ BROWN and Fagpet the
Erodeck rob1ers WAS held this afternoon
before Justice Gardiner Eho bound tacnf
oyer 30 fBe superior entlTf in tke surn ~
e. sast sae8. ln default % abicn they were
committed ~ jail
Isa a4sFnFft arrested YESTERDAY ware
today He-a3nnced "a fhlrtv 5ayz iu iail ~
foi{oe f"ar e Ie&ts Chez Reed. ~ So
attic wr1 visited the Tlfp faii fo8ag
recognized tnenn as aesux Wril known
characters ~ faak rtfr
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sa,nrIs. Of omc~r. Reduced.

Special Dispatch - the Poss-inteliigencer.
TACOMA FEB 80 Hinder a move now
being pushed ms chairman George kandls,
Of The board of county commissioners sal
aries IA various county offices viii he
slightly reduced. The proposed cut Will
reduce salaries in the auditors office So
IN the assessor office g. in the prose.
cutting attorneys office yt3 clerks office
So shcr3Ts office sle treAsurars office
81 making a. total proposed reduction Of
Fiss per month
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\ PROMISING DISTRICT.
Loomis, in okanogsn County. Has
Some Fine Properties.

4 district whieh is looking ~ wei =
LOOMS. in Okanos4n county. NCst favor
able reports come from the Golden Zona
group, which : situated on NcUCt cha
pacCa. about seven niles from Loomis.
This property - owned by a Plttsbure com
panH. Twelve hundred feet ~ tunnels
have been run. GRE averaging not Tar from
SO being found. This IS said 10 o@ ore -.
ne best chances for = big mine ~ taa
county
Cssher promising properties tn he district
are Bunker ttill and LeadVilie groups ana
the DAanogau Gold Mines Limited
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TIDE LAND DECISIONS.
state Board Decides Two Contest
Cases Of Long Standing.

Special Dispatch "a the Post-Intolligencer.
OLYMPIA. Feb. i3.-The board - state
land commissioners has awarded 10 T.
X. Johnson Of Cathlamct. the right To
purchase 50 a9 acres 81 sand beach on the
south side Of the north channel ~ the
Columbia river =. e Woodwork con-
tested his right 80 purchase.
In the cas-. of Anna Schmidt. Hail &
Paulson Furniture Company and y. +.
Andrews ~. the Columbia Il Puget Sound
railroad the board made award IA
favor az the II All 4 Paulson Furniture
Company for portions of lots and J.
block sc Seattle tide lands
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Filipino ri,snu.t.riuS Expedition.

Since the adjournment in Paris of the
peace commission the FIupiuos have had
agents iu Hongk0ng Who have been ouS~
lily euEA Eed tn ny;ing out hhbuSteFing ~
petitions from THAI pork. carrying arms
aud ammunition for the insurgents OF the
Philippine islands. The Hongkcng gov
eminent Is using every effort ia prevent
such expeditions from leaving thar part.
and the English naval officers have re
ceiyed orders "a search ali vessels sus-
pected of having arms and ammunition
.1...ttr.nfa r-.r ~. DIM sr,r,i Islands
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Fi.h Eggs For New Zealand.

VICTORIA. Is. {. Feb. i3.-l.ake r Ay-
SON Fishery expert ~ the New Zealand
government. left here Last night for home.
taking with BIN 2@a.fa1 eggs ~ white
fish from the Great Lake Gss1 ssn Of which
were given each by the United States
fisheries commission and tho Canadian
fishery department iie il u strong adyo-
cate 90 FISH hafcherivs After viewing
tl1oss ia this province ne expressed himself
- highly advocating an establishment OF
f,th
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The owners Of Tho Mark Tapley believe
they have are of the best mites In the
camp. recent report That the tunnel
commenced had been abandoned was an
error. The superintendent OF ne property
states ,srai he has uncovered tisv Aarning
Glory Wien on ne property. the first assay
-: which ran sac He j. ROW sinking on
}he vein ana has no aouo, that IL Will i'm
prove with depth, characteristic u the
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unrEf. HounERS ARRESTED.
t.et Drank WITH Their speii- nnA
Gave Thesn<ctxrx AWAY.

VANCOUVER. r. Fab e 4 BAT
gang ~ hofas rriae.eFA Was broken uu To-
dav mhen Mise Savage hrt fsoiseF' MIR
rHF Ntsf stx aaoTth- ard A7fE W'rgfrs
four months 81 laff The broke tnfe r
hofef sfe3a os sH Nh3&S1 ena r}sF ~ payne.
80, Grt4as fen oGt aiming t5efn1eis"s ani
ser, arreafesl Tprp other men wefo ~fre
z3fh there. J=ae Grey ard EaifF Batter
wurfH euruea TEffers+E evidence 'Ffss
other prisoner teen c0Hfg~st3 agd %srs
RszasefS
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LOST TREASURE FOUND.
Lay in tho nottom nj River fOp
over 1--WE Months

VICTORIA. Il. 9. Feb ia curious
find ~ lost treasure IS reported from
BELLA Cools Last Iuiy VI Ggimann. a
fur huyer ~ thia clty. lost his valise IN
the river containing "A small tin box holt
ing 81 lfsA in bllis ON December Is an ftai-
ism found il on the river bank ast yards
from where IL dropped into the river. The
bills are comma ratfN@lY uniniufed
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ATKINSON GETS SEVEN WEARS.
The SLAYER ~ William Patterson
Gets q Light Sentence

~ueoiRi Dispatch 80 The Post trtfl.i&enrer-
yEf{AT@ttN F'ea - JACK Atkinson Was
sentenced Yesterday t. seven year1 In the
ron I.ertfary for shooting William F9ft@r-
son az Blaine last spring The iiT1it was
twenty wars ans ifsse lu4g" tHtImat"f
f1ss had - r,st s<en for 'rs re*orno1e0fa-
f-r,r ~ mercy fy the fury the sentence
v-sgtgla h4v. been much r3oy" Severe. A.
k!rsan can sfrve bis sentence IN four
rears M nl.e HlEnf As
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7as-7Hfa--stf-
FELL. DEAD IN JAIL.
Roumaaian Warrant Who Claimed
RoSaI Descent.

Special Dispatch to she observation-disclosures.
TACOMA. Feb. I&- Andrew Jacks. a ma
tive of Rounania ~ Years Of age. died
suddenly ia the county Jail today ~
heart disease Jacks had been sentenced
to serve ninety days Tor vagranCy He
gave as hts occupation that az u travel
iug salesman
Jacks held he WAX member or the
royal family 81 Roumania. and told ma
nor0us stories ~ his early boy hood
amoug the artStocracy. lie was at work
ia the jail laundry when he fell dead.
An autopsy viii he held hy the coroner.
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fss1-es ~ u4r. ~ S9ata Gardner.
-. ssvs rs aare azs ta~ wre@f ossgs9D.
.ol8 ~n.lk ANS grlp an8 e4Ts taksu lors
~ -~sSa ~ re aceaaef 1Dt preot ~ :as
,-4r4s~~ t--e rgsss@gsssrsa f-e.4S9 Kf-n@fgE ~
s~D ~vtv 5e4nz fs4- nss sopf 8FS ga14
vss=rever azTe @se8 aae t>-C@sf ts't-e
as gae ~s~. ea@a sra Gytp Gats as lefr
ne re9E-at43afe go Eos1.taef8r-.r* -
s. az.asss nse5tciae FeT safe = a. deal
ga
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Mining excitement prevails a. Yueyang
ever a discovery OF rich deposit nj an
53nony. Samples tested ~ the govern
merit assay office are most satisfactory,
and government officials are dispatched
10 the scene If the discovery 10 take
81 S~s
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prisina AGAINST Converts.

a serious uprising IL reported from the
province Of Hup%h against Christian con
verts. The local authorities arc rendering
all possible protection while awaiting
the arrival Of troops The Picking govern
ment has ordered troops 10 the scene VITA
orders 20 the commanding officer 20 crush
the uprising. and ia Ease of failure "a So
we're ;apuaftR VIII follow
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The Holiday Observed.

Special Dispatch Gu the Post Tnteiligsncer
TACOMA Feu 81 Public offices ren-
orally and local hanks were today closed
IN ohsorHsuce ~ T1ucan's birthday No
formal ceremonies Of a public nature were
held
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Ceremony VIII Re Dismal.

According 20 the china Gazette the cele-
hraison OF the annual ceremony OF ascend
ing the throne wili be- a dismal affair for
the young emperor OF china. On account
Of the imperial edict. 'he empress ,iowager
VIII preside a; the ceremonies aud The
henors usually paid ga the emperor hy the
nandarirs viii be bestowed upon The en-
press. TIE emperor will he present 10
witness IA. AFFAIR
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4 report has reached official crcies At
Picking that ap assassin was dispatched %
Japan 10 take the life Of the emperor AZ
Japan. Great excitement was caused by
the rumor. and thorough investigation
has been ordered.
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DruN Through the lee.


BY breaking 81 Ice on ii river leading 20
Ttentsin 80 people were precsplafea into
the water, and ~. We're drowned
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The province 81 Newcaaug is in r state
OF terror. occasioned h. the appearance Of
l,s1 mounted bandits. Numerous outrages
have been committed on residents, who
are powerless. and merchants have moved
their goods 20 the treaty port, twenty miles
south Of he invaded district. Grave fears
are entertained that the bandits coRter-
plate raid on the latter place. which IS
being fortified, and all able bodied resi-
dents have been called out 10 resist at
IL.
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REPUBLIC \ GREAT CAMP.

IL Is DOUBTFUL II a parallel exists 10 Re
public camp both As II the rapidly -
its development. and the rich discoveries
made In the past twenty months has
beer evolved one dividend paying mjre--
fht. Republic SIX sure-thiOg mines short
" 20 he equipped With CoFupr@ssors and
niIls namely. the Black Tail Jim Blaine
Mountain lion. Lane Pine San Poll and
Tor Thumb. While ths Princess Maud
Butte Il Boston, Republic No >. Quilp
Eureka Queen Morning GLORY Trade
Dollar Ben Hur. Rebate. Palo Alto. are
in advanced stages ~ development. wIsa
assured great futures Equal with any
Of these ia surface Indications. .dt oasv tn
the Infancy ~ development are tae HIS
or-MisS. Pearl Surprise iron Mask
Locking Backward Mammoth. Knob Ai3
Little RuAy Mark Tspley. u 4 y group
Luck TroUba3eur and Snow Drop and
TGIue BiTd Besides these there are sef}y
as many NOR - iust as good surface
.sowings ppon which Only assessment
work has Neen &crs
The Snow Drop ana BsG2e I3srri and TEou-
- saur are being Developed mainly at 50
atyie canital $50 former rs George W
Dickinson Joseph VI &aGEat acd others
ard the latter ny George = kttttugsr
Niisiass stewart Frank Usnfor6 George
W Dickinson AMI others Mucb STOCK in
tne@e two properties - N@ld oF Seattle
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