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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-27
THEORY EXPLODED.
Quartz VEINS or ENORMOUS NJ
MExslOxs FOUND II OLYMPIC<.
perfence Tells of Wonderful
Surface shoufnxs Examined In
a Seesson Thought 60 He Barren.

Special DfsyA.ch 70 the Poet-rntesligencsr-
P0RT ANGELES, April &C 3 Pat
ton. miner as twenty years experience,
reformed 70 this place Saturday evening
frosn a trip % she Hurricane Hl1 nasEas.
some twenty miles south. and lying a. gas
summit cF the first range % mountains
He was taken oft there ~ the present
owners ~ the claim Messrs Peter Mesion
and G.srgs c9wan. Mr. Patton says hs
has fsAsss mining throughout Montana and
Colorado OF and on for the past twenty
years and throughout all mis- travels and
experience ne never found surface ii1daea-
tons 10 approach ia richness those 10
found Oh tais "trip. lie says ne found great
quantities Of hard carosnases in the fioAs.
indicating silver and ieaS- The quartz -
OF reddish ccsor carrying a rien gold
base ard Of great quantity. He says there
- an iron capping ranging from lso 10 30
feet, indicating an enormous Vein He
also found a great deal Of native COPPER
mixed in the quartz He says be eould
knock the quartz ID pieces and beat Out
a sheet of copper as large as the hand
lie predicts > mining excitement In the
osympiss sofne day before wliea the palm
lest days q Colorado and California viii
pale into insfgntfaeance
Mr.. Patton tells Of a curious experience
On his way home. He says they found an
old gentleman way back IN taere, West u
.s43 EtWt44 I4SSfs VIM WaS tf,eSf AAkHS a
Terry navel sn1eiter. He had scooped cut
the earth In the shape Of bowl about
four fees across the top. He had plastered
the Inside With mud and burned II until
tt Mas hard as asphalt into thss bowl hs
would place quartz which h. found in the
neIgftsoFnocs3 and over this quartz be
built fire. and Il would be biit a short
time when the quartz wsaid be consumed
and at the bottom would De found a but
ton Of silver ard lead. He says the re-
turns from this quartz we're absolutely
startling, and snat the me- hod Of smelling
TIE ore was something he had never heard
OF before The Odd gentleman who mas
running the sfneiter told the men that he
had been experimenting for some time To
tHa cut how 10 sme4t the ore, and the
oniy way he could do IL vas by building
the FIRE above AMI over the quartz. tie
had tried putting the Gre in a pot and
over a hot IRE, but the quartz would
not De affected in the least. He rad also
tried putting the wood Under the ore, but
couia de- nothing that way. IL was only
by accident that he faEnd tina; hc could
reduce tae quartz by putting the IRE
above il.
MIR Patton thinks the quartz the old
gentleman IS working is in the line % the
yaiT gs the Hurricane Hill claim. He says
il les bsstween psae lime asia poTpnyfs
add taa; lse would judge il ranges about
I9i fe.ss wiGe.
II Is surmssea that the man Mr.. Patton
refers 10 Is MIR. Striaglasa who Is
known 10 he In the section u country de-
sSribed by Mr.. Patton. Mr. Strfnssian Is
an intelligent man and has been prospect
iEg for several years
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WORK ON BIG TUNNEL.
Palmer Mountain In Over Eighteen
Hundred Feet-Other Claims
showing Up Well.

Speelai I,issatch TO the post-inteliisencer.
LOOMS. April ag.~The past week on
and around Palmer mountain has been enc
Of nnGsuai activity. The hig tunnel goes
forward With eiockwoyk regularity, and
Saturday evening saw II measure ISIS
feet. with every Indication that the
twelfth iaige 81 very near.
Work Was started on the George Moore
by Wentworth and Walsh. This is a par
allel claim 10 the Bunker fiiil. and shows
equally as rich On the surface. This prop
er;y Will be pat in good shape during the
next few months, ard promises 10 become
enc OF the bag Palmer mountain mines.
Work was also begun on the Hartford
auI extension 10 the Copper World, A
iik,-feot shaft will be sunk on the ledge.
1s1is is a gold showing, bat runs largely
afro in copper.
II A. Wiiier. manager of the walla
Walia and oso0yGus Mining Company, was
IN laying In supplies This property Is
directly opposite the famous =. s.. shat
IS on the nest side Of the couiee where
they have group Of Ten claims shey
are noe running . tunnel In on a ledge
70 tap contact and are in fifty feet.
Seysnt.-tsye fers more will reach the cen
tact ana pat them rs feet under ground
81 preeipit0uh IL tG~ mountain MIR Wilder
states that a 2vsl-loat tunnel would gain
as much depth Tie president. Mr.. Miller.
is expected IN within a month, accom-
panied ~ a Waila Wala party 81 capt.
falis.s. Among them viii rs ex-t;0y. Miles
Mcare, " r SaarpStein. ilr. CropP and
others, All II whom are mare or less Inter
esfed Ia okanogan mining property
IL - stated CA good authority that a
praiim 1+sgy sgrNey VIII sghan begin from
saS meath ef tae West San Poll no that
stream and ever 20 Bonanarte creek fol-
ie1tng down that creek 10 the ok4uagan
river. TIE 0ateSj Is aa{t 20 ~ - Sss aa
law sr8sitS and Short - route A. possible
Asd isry ain te re.scn Palmer mountain
5hs seASnx w4lA ta~ rails.
Altogether thr cawlpnk for Okla Rogsn
raants Ha3 gh~ Palmer mountain district
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FLAT CREEK M|N|NG CAMP.
PROMISING PROPERTIES UNDER
DEVELOPMENT THERE.
ain. shows Increased Values
with Every Foot 81 Depth-other
specaal t,orrespnu.sence.

RYAN p. O.. April eA~-In an Indirect
Eay reports have cogae in frpgn S4ssphss1e
mountain. and also Sophia mountain that
rich discoveries have been recently made
Oh that portion 81 the range that extends
across the line into this reservation To
verify these circulating reports The writer
made a personal visit to the properties
and was noS disappointed to find report
true. with values al different points rang
ing BY assay certificates from SIS 70 81 Is
per ton. with an active. energetic ioS q
men prosecuting the work
The Pomeroy mine, on Sulpaide mount
air. is operated with two shifts under the
supervision and management Of James
MefYatf. with Dan Harrington as mine
foreman. The shaft is now AZ depth Of
ih feet. with a stump at the bottom 10
contain water and refuse stuff AT the
l1e-.oot level drift is under good head
way to develop the extent OF the ore body.
which has proven 10 he mare valuable as
they drifted In than the last fifty feet af
the shaft The owners If the mine are en-
the ground. From depth Of thirty feet
In the shaft where assays Of 80, 80 AMI
30 per ton We're obtained, the mine grad
ually grew richer every foot they went
down. and at the ifs~ foot level assays Of
$l5D GO $leo were obtained and In the drift
values have kept up 10 expectations.
The Easter Sunday property, near by. is
being operated by the Waukegan WASH
iEgton Mining and Milling Company. with
Alfred f. Stripe. Arthur E. Stripe and fse
Peters. principal owners, on the ground
ana taking an active part in the develop
ment cf the properly. Assays from this
property have been obtained 10 equal any
discoveries made on the reservation and
Mr. Stripe does not hesitate in saving that
the gold formations they are working III
viii verify any statements that he has
made concerning the worth Of the mine
Ore houses and other needed buildings
are under construction, and tho entire
plant is scene Of activity.
Other claims and locations on the same,
mountain and same mineral belt are com-
ing 10 the front fast in values Mr. Henry
I1estermaE. one OF the distinguished mine,
operators OF The reservation. has several
locations on Suiph3ae mountain. and is
confident that the rich discoveries Of this
mountain are yet 10 came.
Three very promising discoveries were
visited. bat the owners seemed delicate TO
disclose the worth ct their vein until work
was prosecuted a few feet farther.
Road building appears to BE- the most es-
sentfai feature ~ spring work. in order 10
transport machinery in to these mines.
On Sophia mountain she Victory and Tri-
unph mines. and taat Of the Neivos, just
across the line are turning cut fine
AZ Il preliminary meeting held here at
the store on Flat creek. 1t was unaniuioas-
~ agreed 20 that Saturday afternoon. May
i$ Ike would he tine AMI date when all
the residents Of Flat Greek mining caInu
might cnngregafe nj the store and form
u,afe rules and regulation governing Fiat
Creek mining district
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FREE TREATMENT FOR LUNG WEAKNESS.

II those Of our readers who reside in the
most highly favored sections az this eeuts-
try where the climate IS healthy and in
MIGRATING. with q dry and tonic sfuaes-
phers, Will look about them. they VIII see
a greater or less number II their friends
and nelghbors dying OF consumption.
while many others have already been car
ried off by that dread nalady.
These deaths have occurred from time
TO time amid the refreshing prairie hrFezes
CT summer. in the fair and mellow days
Of autumn and also in the dry ard sunny
seasons OF q Southern winter.
Such deaths amid such favorable sur
roundngs afYord positive and convincing
proof that climate alone will rot eiire con-
sumption. thar neither pine-laders hreezes
nor bracing mountain air Will ressor.
weak lungs or build up a constitution that
= being undermined and broken down by
the insidious germs OF fatal disease.
But. on the other hand. many thousands
of testimonials frm grateful people ali
over this country. who have been cured
BY the DR.. Sloeam System Of Treatment,
and are today in the enjoyment of per-
feotly restored health and strength. afford
the NEST convincing evidence that this
treatment aided by favorable climatic
conditions and surroundings. is positive
cure fer Consumption and al other ehronc
diseases Of the Throat. Chest and Lungs,
Therefore. those VINO kS 10 tue Insult
tains. the seashoss or 10 Southern cli-
mates. as Well as those who already te-
side i'm such favored localities. should riot
fail 10 take the. DIR. Siocum System OF
Treatment IL they wish 10 derive the full
benefits of favorable climatic conditions
and scientific medication.
The pr. Slocafn System of Treatment
consisting OF -Four Preparasiensf Is both
medicine ard food The medicines used
In Il anay the cough and lung irritation.
heal the soreness and siibdua the pains in
the throat. overcome shcftness Of breath.
Improve the appetite and digestion. and
bring comfort. rest and refreshing sleep.
while It's food properties are building up
the constitution. enfichsng the blood and
infuslng the sufferer with new life and
vigcr.
No single remedy will accomplish all
this. but the -Four Remedies. embodied In
the DR. Siocurn System Of Treatment, Will
More than a quarter Of century has
been devoted to perfeftlng tbs Sysain az
Treatment. every indication. every symp-
tom in Consumption ana other diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs, has been carefully
studied IN the development Of this Treat
rnent therefore those who take IL and
give IL n fair trial certainly avail Them
selves of all that modern science and skin
have To offer for the cure of Consumption
and all forms OF wasting diseases.
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PROMISING COPPER CLAIMS.


Spsesal I'ss4Atea 20 the Fast IN ellizenesr
EVERETT. April * The owners Of
whss iH knlau az she fsns Niiaag copper
properly e8 Mouut iesiex nave formed a
cseff'aFATteA stl1 p{4Ce8 Ian tive claims ia
tAa company. Tsgia - tAe properly :fat
First demonstrated tn@ gaes thai Mount
lgessx sculsifs valuable coaper Deposits
Several car loads nf ere we're Ssi9fssa
iass vs8r AMI the year before which
tFa2ga1 a wessa price rer fon. VI ntng nsan
81 ~ have evan rid the property pr,sne3lg1ee
Il excellent ana 80 1oaEtsi bat this SIM
n4er wt3 demonstrate "a ire pssIic thAt l.
Is ~ eTwaf fa{tss.
The cooperation u AnaNn 50 she index
Mining t'aFa aany ana hiss as itS head aai
president Lot N,ihs;r. % Snabcalisa TIE
praperty hes s feeia sas q m;ie fros7l ga..
ttFsas Northern track ana ere eau ~,
gzioH fFoHa ghe mine IL ise track naen
proper RTg*neesB#p5s ara FH86@ fer asasEs;
81 a gsas. IGs body OF the ora Fnax saS
ioen opeues. SO is very large and ag ssne
quality
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nakESDAr.f Aprn @-fsae death os
CHARLES Kuragaf teak place Monday morn
Ing ~ .feinek. after an Hlsess ~ EIGHT
dayis from 81 complication Of disorders or
fae stomach Fur days past ne wits grad :
slasIs SINKING ard AIS relatives and friends
rtatixef that Il was only abort tlrHe when
The baff!s. ~ Iife would end and he grim
reaper 81 death wusiid add another victim
III slss long fist.
Charles Kurs1sr xaa born in Baden.
German February Z. ga. and eaIne 10 ihs
YEARS 81 age. settling IN Iowa Ii 1851, he
again started westward. ipcatins Ia Cali.
fufns8. In eis.ci4 state re remained until
issl. hen hss came Ca Was hi1stua, aad for
the fsssf afteey sesrA has bte: resident
NJ ssaaeaslaia, NhsFe he nag fsssan engaged
In various branches 81 business. puFing nis
hasiEeses enr%eF in fa5s clay Fse wan nl8Gy
warm friends By fair and honest dealing
nifi HIS fellow man
FiFs Raves q wife and three children, two
dsughseFg ART on. soz who Tsaisie IN San
Francisco. with the exception 81 tha ella
est daughter. Nfa. Bryce Parker. who fe-
sssies IN this city. He was sstaa Of asfaEie
disposition. Kind AMI ehBfitab{e.
Funeral services WEIR conducted 81 the
residence ~ a r. Fisk Tuesday at II
oselSek. hy Father DenioIschi. Of Tekaa,
and a large eoneailFse OF friends fntsn we'd
The remains IN tsGsIv iast fexEtfg piaee in
tan Silent City az the dead.
Niss ysrae Ghsiherg.
special DISPATCH 70 the rssst-lnleiisgenee
OLYMPIA. Arril as-Miss Verne chit
bert. daughter az Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
ehili-srR. died In this city last evening" the
direct sa,sse Of saer doasn fesuk censump.
ton,
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NEW PACIFIC CARt.E.
The british Government VIII Pay
It's Proportion Of the Sahstdy

LON DON ApTi{ = The Times an.
mossmcs@ ties morning taat tie ssr5Flss
g0vrFua.eat AaS Geci&rst 20 contribute an
anEgna subsidy 20 fns fall ancunt recon
snessasss Ia she FepoTi IT tas Parsac able
soaEssilSae ~ ISs scr tssg construction -
a as&s g4Els
Agfes expressing sS& Satisfaction az fhs
Government : ss{sr tas3 2he Times saws.
ts $40 sag obvious y ssy tae Ssuxer4 ggasfrt
BIAS Sex saea 80 ray r SAssSsGs snN8saz4 a
}esnfmg nu ssse ss4ass terms as (Naasa& sad
'gsgeT fsssouies, The sEa@sfs5y flee hss3 scents
sss sgGlss faFwgfysns al SHARE ia sne nsrans~
aAse wrssfsS as w~@a tsse E4SEs ~ ngs-gs s.
ssAsaw can gisss @Tsars Us Ezsse alse igsge Fxxgs
and sa,s Subsidy sss0sssd - .sa lanse= rxe
.ssssTsss
rtf tapFa 81 aHv a3ayTsz gss ~ f2sa sar-sr~
yses&ssn seY Hsfs lsss - s@EfstFs3ty <&as scare
seas ssA dismissed ~ gae FsR %ySs@sfs ssssss
ss,s srwmasSs - orStww Vase spaces
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STREET FIGHTING IN PARIS.
Advocates and Opponents Of Drey-
fms Hold Rival Meetings.

PARIS April 9s-The advocates and
opponents Of Dreyfus revision held rival
meetings in Paris This evening ard fights
occurred afterwarj In the streets. Sew
eras persons were injured.
Tire Figaros publication Of the evidence
OF Capt Cuienet before the court Of casa
tlon has thrown the anti-revision party
into CONSERVATION. The Eclai- and the
an;i-Dreyfus papers are boiling with ind.g-
nation. Several Of them suppress alto
gether the testimony Of this officer. wnossa
PRINCIPAL statement was that the guilt ~
DreyfIis could onsy M inferentiaiiy es;ab-
!ishea frcrn the secret desSer.
The Gaulos falls f1u, Of the Figaro for
it's infamous publication"
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Comparatively Little work Remains
he Done on the Report.

ASEfiNGTcN. April aS.~-The Wade
court of inquiry continued the preparation
OF as report today, and when Adjournment
wss had comparatively ifltis work an IL rs
NAMED 10 be done. The different mem
eer~ OF The court have gnsde separate IN
EesiieH lions II the testimony. and they
we're today engaged IL comparing aases.
They fua that about 4s3 witnesses wers
examined during the investigation The
testimony covers S,fo9 pages ot typewri3tea
matter. Fae report therefore VIII bs 81
considerable length. There cas- been nc
recent change 3; the conclusion Of the
ulena hers Of the cgaTt. The report wi
unanimously sustain the administration
The headquarters Of the Pacific Arnefi-
IAN CAnaery Company aiA ros hs. removed
% Auac5rtes. according 10 the Fairh4yen
~ orld~fiersia
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S.S.S.tff s The Blood

cures contagious EloS1 F0ss01 ,ssrofula.
s-srseef> l'ssarrh. Ieg~ans, rheumatism.
sores. Ulcers. Bells Or sny ether blooa
srx,ehse fsslss grea :. ). <; nothing
ean ss&e rs place.
Fslashis h>o1ks mailed free by Sw.:s
SgssNs.1se Company. Atlantis, Us.
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Running Sore
OnHiS Ankle.

Obstinate sores and ulcers are a sure
sign that TIE enfire circulation Is in a
tieprased condition They are severe
drain upon the system. ard are con-
stsn;ly sappfng away the vitality In
every case the poison must I've elIn1i-
mated frosr the blood ard no amoans 81
external treatment car have any effect.
Mr. /. CLARK. Of Orange Court.
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nl||RS TO SOUTHERN DEAD.
= =. SgIDyERs and SAILORS TAKE
P4aT IN ExFsncfSEs.
eenie ueecratiaa Day-I. =. Reg
n1avv ~ SIS amnah. and Marines

SAVANNA. Ga Apftl 11s.--TEs feature
az the M@nrosaal dag exsrssses nsre Was
fse ps,sseaess " ssse fgeaa 81 tsss procession
Of swst ceng gs.fgses OF ths seeDnd United
States Infantry tregssIsrsg. under cosn~
usnd 81 s..ent I0bn Hsness aaa tie nr.ssy
b. thai oesay ut the customary EAtEls "a
fE4 Confederate s3aad n FoEsyshe
psaca- THIS IS probably she sErst time
II hssfsrP when a salute " hars<
af nsag GesFedeFatea Eas been frea ~
rsgf,lgf tsAoba 81 ire Feaerai army.
Third Nebraska In the Parade.
Ar;GraTA. tss-. April zs.~rrha graves Of
The ssnf-s.sfatss sseAa ksxx Es4zt z3ko here
to-day sssh ap1TEagiaEl effz4t1sks. The
memorial dag parade vas Ekssdsd ny the
bAss.s 81 the Third Nebraska regiment.
uesinc. and Htu~ Jackets Take Fart.
sIcksEfKCi Miss. April 2E.-Tas Con-
ftsesafs Decoration day ceremonies today
wsra probably shs most notable which
haze, sssr occurred here. q detachment Of
sescnsy-f5ts snAftss ard saEssrs freFn sss
Uultsd Stas~s gagkost Nashville. fuzzy
armed and equipped taking q leading part
iii sha ceremonies. Ine ilaaafacksts wese
HEARTH cEseefed By Company 5z. T.. g y.
They ~ heelea Into line just behiT.d the Old
sos5isrs ard received a Tremendous ovation
ali aianx tbs line of march and at taH
sssaessfy, Several officers 81 the rusabs1ay
Aiep took part ia tns exercises. The Nash
wife leaves sasiy IN she morning for Mem
rhsa
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ORE STRUCK NEAR BAKER.
Rich Find On the boundary at Head
waters OF ChiIIiwnck.

Special Dispatch 10 the Pust-igtsiigencer.
NEW WESTMINSTER. b. c.. April 2s.
A rich strike has been made at the bot
tom of Mount Baker by ID. +. Lay. az
Chilliwack. He brought some Of the ore
to town yesterday. which assayed 80 "a
ton In free gold and silver. The property
is right on the International boundary line.
being partly In British Columbia and part
~ in Washington The find has caused
great excitement at t'hliiwack, which is
the nearest center.
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BOSTON .apTsi y 800 khsls~rs - he
Siaeacz Afsstnx taraaans Al = sFecsss
rssnss SzsE sastsY ~aEwS - 8rs ~msge fhs u e.
tssi sxnes fFusw ssa seS Is gssasis paF yziNe
- T@r SHARE sAe proceeds 10 ss& sd ser
tire gsssses sIsvese nnsens n she nressSFyy 81
Ast@gSn
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FaTsts years | had
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rr, Slocuna's faith in the efficacy at his
System Of Treatment IL 50 strong aud
his interest in the welfare of humanity
50 great that he viii saeerfaIly send his
complete system of Treatment tFour
Preparations FREE 10 all sufferers who
ask for IL.
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ass wax sss&a esrsplrse1Y cnfea.~
Switt Specific drives osis every trace
If iTnpurity in the bleed. and in this
vas cures permanently the Issass ons'1-
nate. deer $50 = ted sera ny ulcer- It -
thc oaiy blood remedy guaranteed
f,s4rx.tv vs>s~stsn te
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April Sore as
saying 81 600 gold to the ton has been taken
cat of the side Of Blowout mountain, in
Polk county and since Saturday night ey-
cry claim within radius of mile cf the
discovery has been stakei. Farmers have
quit their fields and gone prospecting.
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EI.kHART. IL. Apetl .1-The funeral
rst.sxes over tau rsfnalns OF former Cav.
os1saoy viii bs held next Friday after
naeH al the family residence. ''0RiahBrat."
near ElkhArf,
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4 Small swsaams with tsosas sta mps
Discovered at Tacema.

epesia' pisIates 80 the Poss-Intelilgeacer
TAtuAIA. Aarii n Max Meateham.
d.nuty ceiiecsasbf internal revenue. to-day
continued bis seafch for cigars BEARING
counterfeit revenue stamps He seized
twdf nfnse bexee IT. has dssc0vsfea that
usest II net all ~ sha counterfeit stamps
sare cancelled With 4 stamp having seven
Way isses. THE aw requires THAI cigar
STAMPS shall frs cancelled with at least sin
WHY linfs i - found by EXAMINATION
that practically ali ths legitimate stamps
are esaTerlIea with she six fines though =
few saasfaxs<iiy good STAMPS have }seen
fn'slad that hear the seven litea. A. mat
fsfa new stand however fhe sexen iine
sefpsiissioD Is essnFsasrcA as strongly
stl~'sefulas circumstance.
DEPUTY Coisetee Meateham sas today
Instructed 20 ascertain whathssr cigars
hearing counterfeit stamps hava h~sn paid
for u nvs they viii be- asizei and con.
ss~slsel II paia fnr. she dealers viii he
aiieesA "a keep ilasn ~ replacing tie
eauhteyrsst with genuine stamps
fhtsty Thousand Fouad al spokane
SEsasiai iasrascf to tbs i'oai-Insell get,rer
SION NE. April ~ zDeluty Interval
Revenue Inspector WIslson ssssiav cafstairs.f
sssn ~ fae iansastsF. Pa. cigars in thg.
cry. bearing the eugnteFEass revenue
stamp.
srtxare at whsteam.
saerial nlspsfess IL ,Sa Past fss4esgla.sseer
WHAfS. AZ Anssl = Internal Revenue
sas'estor y W fsawef; tosfav sszseai Al ~
eigssrs he'ongitsN 90 leeal dealers a..sallss,
thss hAd counterfeit stamps "a rsls, BOXES
ihf stamps wsfe us The kiila s.a.!a ir
sSigania fY shu gang lately disc ss-
eFwi operating In thas state.
>"fa~ Found at kansas city.
KANSAS CITY. Ne. April = Revenue
teAssssissF kellogg GmnGtteA NaVs tiSseq-
cred H3@awt 7,sssa sf tau gsaAansyfvsuia a..
rsfs n Ehn wholesale hoeses here. aud
shsf hnss tbs eu1stss.e:stt revenue efaf.f.s
~ ih'n They were selsei anss NgU -.
asatfayssi
Hrass Seizures at Lancaster
"a Nc sSTEfs va Artli s. So ysr 80
sA ef " ~ 1sens@s cigars sssasff.sy Ss,ssssS
sshis have f#rsi s1isesi iFl fgtf,-.a~far
>nmher In san Francisco.
ssN FRANCISCO April s&~t'a 10 date
}ssss" cigars tst tssxHs bearing s.agMsesxyig
sfaial-s in@&f Ay IS pennsylvania iirFn have
tssts se!sva 4a effa ciep