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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26

WE PAY the highest cash prices for
deer tongue leaves, prickly ash bark,
golden seal, etc. The Neulandt &
Rodgers Co., 81 Reade St., New York.
2x30.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26

FANCY PINEAPPLE SLIPS and suckers
Smooth Cayenne, Abbaka, Porto Rico 81
Cid Plantation, Smith & Whitman, West
Palm Beach, Fla 3OX34
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26

VILLA LAKE NURSERIES.
Fruitland Park, Lake Co., Fla,
Offere for July planting rs varieties of 2
and year citrus buds. For good stock and
low prices, address c. w. FOX, Prop.
"a If.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26
CHEAP COLUMN

RATES-Twenty words, name and ad-
dress one week, 25 cents; three weeks,
so cents.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
Passenger Service.

To make connections
with steamers, leave Jack
sonville Thursdays 800
am (F. G. & P. via Fer
nandina and Cumberland
Rte, taking dinner en- rte.
Or 4:3O IF. C. & P.) "all
rail" via Everett, arrive
Brunswick $50 pm. Pas
sengers on arrival going
directly aboard steamer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12

Government Omcials Charged with
Completely.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct n.-Today's pro-
ceedings III the trial OF Eilery p. Ingham
and Harvey X. Newett. respectively for
mer United States district attorney and
assistant. on the charge OF conspiracy and
bribery in connection with the Lancaster
revenue stamp eounterfeiting case, was
particularly interesting.
Secret Service Operative McManus. who
swore yesterday that Mr.: Newett had on
counterfeiters. was under Attorney Shield .
cross-examination fire. during which the
defense was outlined. Mr.. Shields showed
by his ross-question!ng that he wanted
Mr. McManus TO admit that he had led Mr..
Newett into trap, but was not very sue
cessfui.
William A. Jacobs, the proprietor OF the
Lancaster cigar factory and the self-con-
fessed originator and leader OF the dar-
ing ana far-reaching counterfeiting plot,
was examined by the government He said
nal revenue collector for Lancaster. told
him the secret service were watching wit
ness and Kendig in their counterfeitfng
operations.
A few days later witness and kendig
visited 1ngham In Philadelphia and. after
in1uiring OF him II the secret service men
could be corrupted. was told by Ingham
hat he thought that they could be. X
properly approached, and that most peo-
pie could be reached" by money. Croes-
examination failed to shake Jacobs tessi-
mony
Samuel B. Downey. ex-deputy internal
revenue collector. confessed on the stand
to accepting money from Jacobs for fur
nishing him with the information that the
secret service agents were watching him.
Court then adjourned until tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12
Hk5GlEBRhTt PURPLE Day
GATHER IN SPOKANE FnOM ALL
FONTS N TME xORTHWEsT.
EnA the A3aiF with . Eis Parade In
. Dlase - FiPewoPks-Ltne 81
March Crowded with SPECTATORS

SPOKANE. Oct. u.-E7ks from an over
the Northwest, to the number OK fully l.sto.
came TO Spokane today TO assist the local
edge In eelenrating Purple" day at the
spokane expedition. The antelope herd
came from points AZ far south As San
Francisco and - far east n Butte and
heiena, while large delegations were pres
ent rom seattle, Tacoma. Portland. Ross
ianc. b. G, and many other points.
The main feature Of Purple day was the
parade tonight, which In all respects was
never equAied By any similar event IA the
history q the Northwest. and IL il doubt
1ul II the order, In its past history. ever
gave parade that surpassed the magniii-
cent ana grctesQue features seen In the
line.
II II estimated that fully 1000 people
lined and overran the streets as the parade
was passing and during the hour and q
half that Was occupied from the start TO
the nnfSh the streets were fairly abaxe
with fireworks, while tons Of red fire glow
ed from the windows and roofs Of the husi-
ness blocks. Besides every elk In line car
ried torches Of coiored Are
Among the many floats we're seen feat
ures handsome. unique and novel. while
the srotesque displayed designs OF the
most iudicrous description. At the close
OF thu parade the EIks gave q progra mme
OF spectaities at the exposition before
crowd OF lo,oo6 people Many were I'm
able TO gain admittAnce to the grounds. 40
great was the crowd During the day
eighty-six candidates were initiated into
the order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12
YAKIMA HOP PICKING ENDS.
Crop Good, Both In Sise and Quality.
hut Prices Are Lower.

Crop Good, 10th In Sise and Quality.
hat Prices Are Lower.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Inieiligeneer.
picking in this country Is ii an end. ard
the hops Ars being baled. A few have been
brought to the warehouses IN town for
storage. II II too early YET TO state how
many bales Yakima county has produced
this season. Probably there VIII be no
great difference In quantity In the crops
way from il.ooo to 1900 bales for this
ysar. II IN safe TO say that Yakima coun-
~ has grown nre-third Of the crop Of the
STATE. and probably there Is a good margin
over the third.
The quality Of the crop appears to be
satisfactory To the growers. Many OF
hem claim that taken throughout. ii Is
better than any year since hop-growing
became one of the Industries OF the valley
Yakima hcys are always free from mold.
- climatic conditions are such that the
aphis. though II may live for time In a
disbeartened sors of way. does no, thrive.
scadg for the market, there is as We, no
market Most OF the buyers shy that they
ere without orders. One or two Offers ara
reported at or pa cents. but no sales have
hem made. The farmers are rot going
10 Ell at such prices until they are thor
oalxhiy convinced there IL no hope for any
thing better. The buyers. as a rule. main
tain that there IL only q slender possible
Ry for any Improvement In prices,
Those growers who are sanguine enough
10 hope for better prices are OF the opin-
ION that the worlds crop has been over
there win he no material surplus this year.
They think that I'm "A couple OF weeks. by
which time reliable figures can be had
good hops will command Il or Is cents
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CASH IN STATE TnEASt
Detailed Statement shows . Total
sam OF aslI. ss0.a2.

Special ris1sssh 70 TIRE rossy-seil.yencsr.
OLYMPIA Oct u--Tee following is \
rerrrttutafter 81 IRE cash tslarr~s tn the
hands 81 State Treasurer Young fer she
Quarter snstnx On TIE sss 3sy ~ Septefa-
her 1873
Genera, fund. rss NJ IS military suua.
sv4A. smrere.; .as4. - sxw per
snAT@n. sese-.i e2sa ss @S.ls current
sfN..ss fstns 81 - - -.2e tSrt fars So =
x-esass ss4aastss Nc ~, r@segv.ng furi
p~atsertsAry SIS. $50 - grain Eglsvsrsscn
4sssss s. So ~ university fuu3 g NJ =
ssA hatchery s3.s Is ~ 3 United STATS
sava fsasnssn sssep SesG.sxs Ac-r~- 81 &c 4
s-p1sst ecr sz~xsr 81 TIDE szn4s s1sa "a
sssfe nerarv szuE 81 sfs g prfn..rx snz
esrstrg. revolving fHns. - sss q sea~ntsssr
~s.Aa4sa ssEn3 SIS -, ssglts building fs~s4
&xs a.. agricultural ccss-x~ esrE. r-1s -
Charitable ss8cAttanAl, psEai zca Yssatna-
assry fxss1 e - se, w&hk.akuaa county
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SAYS BOOKS SHOW FRAUD
rAmHAvEN LAND co. SUED FOR
esoS,ooo AND A RECEIVER.
n,.stss DarfIett Claims mech neney
n Due HiRCAas1es Fraud oaA
Asks an AecSsnessg-J. =. Hlll n
Alleged Debtor Of Defenannt.

vHATcOA, Oct. u.-I4afe this aft
~<noor ETastus Bartlett, Of Oakland.
cal. fled sn the superior court OF this
Ttsy a suit for Ssss .a00 against the Fair
haven Land Company. whose head Offices
.re ia Fasrhayeu. this county,
The complain; alleges that the Fair
hsyen Land Company is indebted TO Mr..
Harfiets Tor the amount stated. and that
The land eompsny's property consists
iarweig OF unimprovsd and nonprodncsive
resisy and In total value II not sufficient
r. sa,Isfy Mr.. Bariett's claim. 1t is ais,
alleged tina, the land company claims 70
nue debts 10 Its stockholders zEaregating
II excess OF t106 900. and TO its president.
q X Lzrrahee, an amount In excess OF
0o,N9. also, tina; u owes corporation
fnown AZ tho skagis Coal and Trnnspor-
ration Company, which company II COM
uosea of the same stockholders as the
EnirhayeD Land Company. q sum in ex-
cess OF $1,000 Further IL 10 alleged that
the Fairnayea Land Company II indebted
81 various other amounts To numerous
u6her people.
Il il alleged. among other things, that
James J. Hin, President OF the Great
70 the Fairhaven Land Company in a sim
"a excess OF tlo6,o9o with accrued interest.
asn0unsing 10 abou; $4,000. and that the
rsxhss Of the plain,in has. without right.
ehsrfs6 on this indebtedness SO that It's
looks fan to show the same while In fac,
the debt has never been paid and should
= shown a. an asset of the corporation.
The complaint further alleges that. In
fact, the 6kaKft Coal and Transportation
Company owes the Fairhaven Land Com
pany . sum In excess Of $3.50 90. while by
manipulation Of the accounts, In fraud
e the right Of the plaintiff. the books
pf the defendant company show that II ID
Inhabited to the ekagit Coal and Trans
rortaticn Company In q sum In excess OF
k4.aon. instead OF showing The true facts
e the case.
The complaint prays for a judgment
sxainst the defendant company In favor
81 Mr.. Bartlett. and also asks Tor the sale
& certain property belonging to the de-
Nndant land company. on which Mr. Bart
lett rAirna lien. 1t also Asks for the APP
polnimeni Of receiver FOR the land COM
pany az an iusolvent corporation.
Il - understood that notice has been
n3yen to the defendant company that APP
plication will be made by Mr. Bartlett to
the superior court OF this county on next
saturday morning for the appointment Of
receiver 10 take charge Of the company's
aEnir1.
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w. c. T. q. OFFICERS COMING.
On Their Way "a Seattle to Attend
National Convention.

CHICAGO Oct u.-~Mrs l.. NJ. n. Stew
ems, national president az the W c. T. u.
and Miss Anna Gordon. vice president.
arrived In Chicago en- route 20 Seattle.
where they are 70 attend the national con-
yension Of the w. C.. T. u.
Mrs Stevens, when asked about the
coming convention and matters OF inter-
est in w e. r. u. circles. said:
..Jrhs temple question will not be dts
cussed In Seattle. The statement which
has been made 10 the effect that the w.
C. T. L. cannot move out OF the Woman
temple and at the same time I'VE UP 70
its constitution is absurd A bylaw says
that our national Offices shall be In this
building That bylaw can be changed by
a ,wo-th!rss vote OF the union.
~ am strongly In favor OF making Mss
Wizards home, Post cottage. in Evanston.
our headquarters, and fancy this change
will be decided upon at the convention
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barrsssment the yards will not Accommodate the
cars oesainable In addition 70 the eloehsdes ths
extra men The famine in help appeas To be As
great rs the famine in cars
According 10 estimates California farmers viii ~
ceive ahou. SIS ooa 40 for the canned ana dried pro
ducts Of their orchards, advance Of s. so 90 over
last year.
The safe In the hank II Reyncids. Ind, was blown
up by dynamite and from So0 70 sio. 900 securrd
The explosion demolished the bank building. The
robbers escaped
At Caladezsr Cuba. . spsniard got into dis.
pute with thirty Cnbans, vino Get upon him and beat
him with sticks. leaving him for dead He is not
expected to
Manufacturers q toilet soap from al parts Of ths
United states are holding sessions At the Fifth
ssenne hotel The object Of the conference IA "a
raise and regulate prices
aFhe cruiser New Orleans is no< IN bad condition.
a. was reported Work IL being rushed on her In the
Brooklyn uxsy yard and she viii be ordered NJ once
to tbs PHILIPPINES.
gently resigned from the ministry a the Episcopal
CHURCH eontsmyla,es change a faith and Il under
the instruction at the Jesuit Fathers.
Broom corn ha. advanced 10 sioo ton This Is
an advance II SO in ten days and A. THREE fcurfhs
OF this years crop IL already ont of the farmer
hands. the price is likely 70 80 higher.
TIE fares. hre which has ragged for twn days on
Mount Tsraipsis aud threatened the tewns n Mill
Waller and iark spur and many costly country resi-
dences. has been cx;ingaishsd b. a timely rain
The Oceanic steamship Company has executed to
TIE ruicn Trust COMPANY n san Franessco OF date
duly g. 1882 fo< the "a! s., go 800. The jssue il
fer the Construction ~ steamers ard repairs On
cid ones.
Ma Georrs o Webster. e. 8 A.. retired. died
in the rsss hospital at Fort sheridan from the elects
III \ fever casesaetsd in the Philippines few
month. aso while commanding q battalion 81 the
Fourth infantry.
B-rsnn piaweu. who claims To 10 the orisinal Ia
yentr ~ the operating system IT the e}ectsfc roads
in this country Is the principal complainant Ia .
salt erosist in the Federal eesrts in California
against various ssrtrie companies an Sac Frxneiseo
I, Is though. that the cn9styyrctiun II the r-rsd
hosfl fsr wrsnen in New York viii he terlzn tn
Januaxx The enterprise inrolses the censsroesial
az a twe,vesfory ruilins with all modern napTywe-
nsents. capable os accommodating ssasss 30 women
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Adjourn to Meet I'm WAatcom Two
Years Hence.

Adjourn 70 Meet In Whatcom Two
Years Hence.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Oct. 1.-THE meeting Of the
Foresters concluded this evening with the
election and installation Of officers for
the ensuing two years. as follows:
Nigh past chief ranger, John A; For
syth Tafoms; Il. {. r. James Gregg.
Tacoma; II. c. secretary. l.. y. Hanson.
Seattle: H; c. physieian, Or. 9. T. Penn.
Tacoma; n; C., Arther ". HUNT. Puget
ton. Tacoma; IL {. orsanist. H. n. Neii.
Tacoma; II. c. 5. w. ". Upper. Seattle:
NJ G. J. W. William Cruise Seattle; II. c.
marshal. c. Frasch, Seattle; II. c. con-
ductor. James Browne, Seattle; H. c.
senior beadle. n. s. Snyder. Port Town
send: H. G. Junior beadie. A. II. Pratt,
Whatcam; III. G. auditor j. A. Wolfe
Tacoma; Fl. c. Auditor, H. l.. Klein. Seat
tie: II. c. messenger. 3. RI. Payner. Seat
tie; supreme representative. ]. A. For
syth.
The grand cross OF merit was also con-
ferred upon Mr.. Forsyth In recognition Of
his distinguished services in connection
with the order. the FIRST time In the his
tory OF the order In the state that this
honor has been conferred.
Whatcom was selected as the next meet
Ing place. two years hence.
The constitution was amended so as to
provide for a biennial session OF the su-
preme lodge in place Of a meeting annual
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12
ENHANCING TACOMA MILLS.
Increased Duainess Necessttates En-
larRed Additions.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteilsgencer-
TACOMA Oct. 1i.-Increased business Is
causing the enlargement of nearly every
Tacoma mill and factory The Western
Wootieuware Company IL completing a new
plant ~ seven buildings costing. with
equipment. tSA.0S. at the foot Of Twenty
first street
The st. Pau! and Tacoma I4ausber Com
pany Is building q new sawmi'i OF 90 10,
feet daily capacity on deep water. near It's
larger mil
The Paeiac Lounge and Mattress Com
pany IL building a new factory, 5ax1so IN
size, two stories high ard costing a,9n.
The enlargement Of the Tacoma snel.er
is now completed. qus3rup.ing Its capacity.
II is now smesfug 30 tons OF ore daily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12
YAKIMA ENTERTAIxs DAkorAxs.


Special Dispatch to the Post-fntelligencer.
NORTH YAKIMA Oct. 1.-THE First
South Dakota regiment Of over GO men.
on their return home. received A royal well
come here today. Practically the entire
population was at the depot when the train
came in. All the bells and steam whistles
in town were pressed into service to make
q noise and the uproar was increased by
cheering and firing Of anyiis. As only a
faw hours notice had been given the town
could not entertain the men free OF charge.
though If5 dined free at the Hotel Yaki-
ma. and at ether places the best fare that
could be provided was served for small
charge
Before the train left the men were load
ed down with lunches melons and fruit
for the rest Of the trip. and every one car
ried flowers given by the Red Gross and
Women's Relief Corps They were highly
Gratifed with their treatment in Yakima
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-12

EPISCOPALIANS IN COUNCIL.


Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, Oct 1.-THE missionary juris-
diotion Of olympia OF the Episcopal church
Is holding, its annual convocation in Trim
ity church. The opening sermon this
morning was preached by Rev. J. p. ID.
Llwyd. Of St. Marks church, Seattle. 4
committee on credentials. consisting OF
Rev. r. r. Hyland. of Ballard. and Rev.
James Cheal. Of Tacoma, found the follow
ing entitled to seats in the convocation;
The Reys r. D. Eevius. Edward Davis. j..
B. Alexander, James Cheal. II. II. Clap
ham. l.. w. Anplegate. Henry Steele. Ia
coma: George Buxxelle. H. Fl. Gowen. J..
=. y. Liwyd. Seattle: G. J. Brenton, Ever
EFT: r. Edward Hyiand, Ballard; John An
tie. Anacortes: NJ. sutton, Snohomish; w.
J. Dickson ChehaHs: II. L. Badger. Olym-
pia; A. l.. Parker and Mark Jukes, unat-
tached.
bishop Bankers annual address was de-
livered at this afternoons session. To-
night the clergy and lsity were entertain
ed A, q reception at Bishop Barker's resi-
dence.
The annual meeting Of the women's aux
Hilary VIII be held In ST. Luke's church to-
morrow.
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CExTRALIA's CITY FINANCES.
Tax Levy Of ~ mills ON Valuation
Of $4,000.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Iftelligencer.
CEETRALiA. Oct. ff.-Cfty Treasurer
Huntley has filed his quarterly report with
the city council. During the past quar-
ter one general fund warrant has been re-
deemed. amounting to $50 with interest.
Current expense fund warrants TO the
amount OF SEQ were also redeemed. The
city now has 1881 cash on hand. The total
warrant debt Of the city 10 &2s.o00 and bond
ed debt 3l3.606
The tax levy for the coming year has
been fixed at IL mills. OF which mills will
be applied to paving of general fund war
rants. The valuation OF the city is 900.
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

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WESTERN UNIONS ANIMAL REPORT
Decrease Of Revenue Owing to Loss
In War Tolls

NEW YORK. Oct. Ii-At the annual
,ueetIng Of the stockholders Of tho West
ern tTnion Telegraph Company today.
vacancies in the board Of directors were
flied by the election Of George Cospsil.
William Iarr.an Ball James RI. Hyde.
Morris X Jsssup and Frank Jay Gould,
THE annual report ~ the fiscal year end
ing June ID showed The surplus over inter
est and dividends 20 he Sic sas as again y
t7,s sa4 for The previous year. The falling
on il owing 10 the decrease ir the revenue
which the company received IN var tolls
last years
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Tive Women Woald BE Lawyers.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
OLYMPIA, Oct. u-Among the cands-
dates for admission TO the bar at the ex
animation to be held by the supreme court
hoard OF examiners tomorrow are two
young women, Miss Beatrice Blumenauer.
OF Spokane. and Miss Natheieue Roberts.
OF TNcoma
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Special Dispatch to the Poss-fntelligencer.
TACOMA Oct. IA recort published
here today that the Northern Pacific would
furnish no more cars 80 shin giensn while
The present car shortage lasts is absolute
ly untrue Assistant General Saperintsud-
essf pearce gave the shingleinen assurances
TO-DAY that ears would n furnished 20 them
t,is, IS fast as they eeult be secured. No
faxor.tisrl Is to be shown any industries.
but the cars are 20 BE- distributed as even
IN as rs7ssihss amonT ali the mills and
factories needing tSesD.
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ute raes was won By an Everett horsA.
Mary l., and the running race By horss
from Texas. Tomorrow. besides the races.
there viii be the competitive drill OF the
uniform rank Knights OF Pythias. Com
panfes from Seattle and Tacoma VIII b
In attendance. The drill VIII Be held GA
the fair grounds at O'Clock.
n couple Of Evereste young people Will
b married in ths afternoon and there
will also be a baby show. Other events
viii be q women's running race and q
Erand match between EoYaY Jfo. Of Seat
tie. and Deceiyer. for q purse OF 8. 0Q0.
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Fire ut Centralia.

Special Dispatch to the Post-InteilIgencer.
CENTRAIlIA, Oct. 1.-THE residence.
formerly owned by Richard Firm. and re-
Gently acquired by Mrs. Mary Sewall. was
burned: this morning about l O'Clock The
building had been empty only a week
There was an insurance of 500 on the
building, which was a total loss.
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Special Dispatch TO the Observation-Disclosures.
EVERETT, Oct. 1.-THE Everett Il
Monte Crssto railway has engaged r force
of twenty japanese laborers on its line 10
do repair work preparatory to keeping the
read in good condition through the winter.
Mos, OF the work will he between the sta
tons Of Granite Falls and Robe along the
canyon.
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Special pisrasr 20 the postfntenigsncar
TACOMA. Oct. It.-Threngh = delay On
the Southern Pacific. the tSo special trains
bearing horaeward The South Dakota regs-
r~ert arrived here early this morning. IN
stead of last evening IL xss thss too late
fer the regiment &c aecers Tacoras nos
r.szi!,y as ira regimen; Is scheduled to
reach Aberdeen q d, AT certain time.
To Ne reviewed ~ President Mckinley.
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IDLE MILL FOR WORK.


Special Dispatch to the rost-Intelligencer.
CENTRAL.IA. Oct 1.-The ballard saw
mill plant at this place II being overhaufed
and with be placed In shape for saving as
soon as possible. Tho mill has been Idle for
several months. and large portion OF the
placed with modern machinery and fitted
to do a large business. A G. Shaw has
leased the mill.
Logs will be obtained for the present near
Rochester and brought in by the North
ern Pacific. The mfll company expects 10
DO an extensive business IN cutting tim
hers for the railroad. II will employ many
men and be Of much benefit to this city.