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The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
Prayed Out.

Dali headache, t.al,,s IN yarious parts
II thu holy. s,okin4 NJ tho pito tho
tn.,.',, a,S3es xppe.its, feveriShn sss,
.;n :L'.pn' no$sare sli positive evidence
., .mn ~. o;'Ri. No matter how it be-
aoms ~ ), m4st he pariisdiH order to
ppta'p god health, Acksl's e..ao.
Fey: LAS meyer failed to cure Scroll
ulops or Syplnlitic poisons or any other
.o.s' ~ .s,s. i,iscertainly q wonder.
al ,....i. .hT ~ SELL every hUttle On
cGss'.vc gi;s,ansec. So,t by j. s.
W,...m. K Co.
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THE FRATRRNrTlEs.

NUREN LODGE, NO. g. 4. q. U. W.. MRETS
- every Saturday evening. Waiting broth
ere cordially invisea. W.. QuALI.s, y. ~.
: IinnnoiOr.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
ARrICL8 VII.

] ARTICLa VII. -.
The affairs Of this corporation are to b
sonductsd 6y = board Of nine ls2 diressor.,,
Oetober OF each year; provided, 'however,
thar e soon - practioable after the alipg 81
ths.s artiS!ss Of Incorporation the stockhSl, !;
hold ofice till the Arst Monday In October.
IVY e until their succs>soss are elected and
Each stockholdsr OF this corporation. IN
all slsesions for directors and other .sise-
tons 81 stockholdsrS' meetings. shall have
the IL. si.h :, e vote II person q ,, proxy the
stock being entitled 70 one vote. h78I.s
Z The ostcers Of the said oorporation shall
IS dirsctors 81 said desperation; = general
MauAgoF and secretary and treasurer, and
such subordinatO ohloers and assistants %
ofssrs shs aiI s. .Isct.d BY III. board o,
directors after the, annual sleotion Of saia
directors. and shall hold office at the will
and pleasure OF said DIRECTOR.
% Alled % may be provided In the by-lsws.
,E,.,,t ARTICLl VIII.
" fhS highest amount Of Indebtedness or IL
ability for which Tho corporation y at any
time TO subject itssK is The sum 81 one Nun
drod thousend dollaTs ($Io000O). h0E'Ts' ss'
y ARTIcL1 II. 4,s' s..sgsts.E.s
Tho priv0tO property OF the 0tOokhoId0r0
OF this corporation shall bo exempt from all
corporate d0hts. and the stockholders Of this
corPoratIonyaye herohy exempted from I'll
liability for any debt Of said corporation.
ARTICLE Z.
This corporation shall have an ofhcA for the
transaction OF Its business in the State Of
California. at the city Of Los Angeles thoro.
-, and said board OF directors may meet and
transact the business of said corporation ut
said city. and the annual meeting and OlOe.
tions may be held thereat. - ~ =. ~,
ARTICLE H.
Section L, The board of diFoctors shall
HAtS the power to make, adopt and amend
bylaws for the govefhmeit Of the a6aiIs Of
tho corporation, -. :,
.'Septiol q The board Of directors shall
havV the power to borrow money. execute
corporate notes or bonds Of the corporation,
and to secure the payment of the same by
mortgage on property OF the corporation,
or n any other manner designated by said
W. s'.I 'tt2f}; A1xIcLn HI. .f..g-- ..
Tbs .corporAts stock Of this corporation
ehAll ~ t0,Nvor nom AseOssablo, and each
eefehcAte thereof shun state upon It's face
80 number OF shares represented thereby,
/ t.e& as.s ~ AATIcLn ELI. s.....
fhe.s .srticlss Ut Incorporation may b.
emended ct any annual meeting of the stock
zoe ~, U. At any special meeting OF the
ltoSk A0lderI called for that purpose. By q
EnAJOtit$ fotD Of the stoclk Of che corpora
ti2n then Msued In favor of such amendment.
In Witeots Whereof We have hereunto set
our our hstsdSana seals this 2Ist day Of October.
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State Of California, -.

State Of California;, % .., SO ..t
PBef0re me, Harvey SturdevanS. : Notary
Subtle IN and for the ceunty Of Los Angeles.
state of california, on this day, personally
CppeRred Daniel Innes. II. Jeype, George l..
yo!e, g. Q. Allen, 4. Gilman, !. J. Lonergan,
J, +. Boynton. p. :. Weaver 'and A. .. Rob.
illus. personally known 70 mo 10 b the per-
sons whose names are subscribed T., the fore
going instrument. and acfiiow lcdoed to me
that they execut d the same for the puEpose
and confederation thsr..in Expressed.
Given under my hand and seal Of office
TIL. It'd duy Of October, t68Q.
tSeai.l HARNkY SrURDRvAHr,
Notary. Pnblic In a.,d for the county Of Los
Angeles. state of California. ..-
Ny commission expires ON tho I'D day Of
s.prI, ivOl.
intern H, Revcr"" STAN" Il cents, sanoelsd.
Filled and recorded al r'T.,"' Of 4. $, koD:.
bins UctODer %, Ioyy. ut : u. AL, Ia Eoo! 81
incorps.rat.nns, pa es Az. lol, !, t5s.
Fk NJ ,aARx, Ct,unty 4. eco der.
ny Re y. "NSis AK, -. .i'J.g Il ,pgisia
tis..oa 80. :. - =, :;.t'. ss,, I..,,,a
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ARTICLE VI.

The timo of tho commencement of this
corporation shall b. the date of the filing Of
these articles of incorp ration for record In
the Office Of the County Recorder Of Coohise
county, Arizona Territory, and the terminA-
tion. thereof shall be twenty-five (25) years
thereafter. unless the same be reserved pur-
suant to the laws OF Arizona before the Ter.
nainSfiQn fharaof ~ =. q. 80 a -
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Articles OF incorporation
* Or isis
the Disbeo west COPPER Aihlna
&BEM COMPANY. .


Ese# company. .s
kno~ ali nsen by these prssents that We,
Daniel Inles H. Jevne, George L. Cole, G. =.
ton. P.s Wsay:r and n 4. Robins, III Of
tho county OF Los Angelica, State Of Califor-
mia, hereby associate Ourselves togethof For
81 GSapss :.
the ReviGed Statutes Of the Territory OF Arr.
zona, and do hereby adopt the following ar
ticies OF incorporation: ,...a.-a.s
ARTIoLBI.
Bib. S: D %s e: sh1: .hs bs TA.
SssS ! kgA j. ARTiofl IL. q
GGorpCratian are Daniel Innes. H. Jeyne. Geo :.
l.. Cole,Q. O. A1.eA, 3, Gilnaan, J ] Loncr.
gan, +. Roynton, r &. Weaver and A. s.
, nsShbins, al OF Les Angeles county, Califor-
st}sf gSg ssfs ARrIcLI III.
The principal place Of business of this cor.
poratton shall he In the city Of Bisbee, In the
county OF Coehlse and Territory Of AFiEona.
afitcA@ ,HaARIIcLA ". e,E8aA 81
The general nature OF the business pro-
aud :LS Ss tie GGyins Selling lin isasins. own.
mine ,nsi: m RiH's ssss rssi s aaS ~
sion ~ tie tS and
smelling, raining and reduction Of ores and
mineral, and the purchase and sale aud tAQ
general dealing Of and in ores, me,als and
minerals: to acquire, own: hold, sell and deal
IN per.onal property and merchandise, and
generally to own hold, acquire and deal In
any property and to do or transact anything
necessary to engage In and carry on and
transact gonersI Mining. milling. smelling
such mining and pilling business, and TO
hold. acquire. own End sotl any property. and
do any act Or thing necessary for the carry.
ine gut ard SngnGtng In any Of said fersgo-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-15

Dor dber so Sabrem i1on murbe
Mrs. Winslo,p's Soothing sprup
bon Mtaionen BON Mhttern beim Sab,
men Der 4inber angepenbet. MirR bu
i'm S@lafe bur@ bas s@reien eines
&tubes gef6rt, bas I'm 3abnen tii unb
bor S9meraen peinta Wenm 10, IaHe
fofort eiue Glai9e BON xMfrs. WinS.
Ions Sootbing Sprup" bolen. seiu
Wertb iff nnbeaablbar. gs mtrb BEN
tleinea 2eibeuben iofort 2inberung ber'
f@affen. WerlaBt eu9 barauf Whtter,
es 1T tein 3weifel baraher. gs beili
9pienterp unb 0iarrboe, resulirt ben
Wtagen unb bic Nieren, beieittgt @tnb'
Rolit, erweidt ben Gaumen, perbiu.
bert gnt5iinbung unb ftdrtt bas ganae
spfem. ~Wrs. Win5lows SOOTHING
Sprup1 fur 3abnenbe 4inber if auge,
nebm In @ef6mad unb bas &eeept
fammt BON einem Der beiteu meibli9eu
aer3te In ben Ser. Staaten. gs itf Bet
allen Druggiheu in ber gan3en Welt 3u
babeu. preis rs Gents pet GIaf9e.
aauft ni9ts anberes, als Mrs. Mtnss
Ions 6ootbingsS sSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-15
5. & y. N. Grfurifous> Staten.

Rad st. 2puis-
800 glfs; giuette aum gertoui
om 1913. Suni, siItis bis rs. Stunt.
yin Gabrpreis plus $500.
Na d Merito-
Baummou eamen @rulbers Ai5o.
ciation; Btaetie anf Dertauf am 13.,
IA. unb Is. Suui; stltis nod Mons
teren fur 10 Sage. nod Nertco gitp
80 Sage; Mufentbalt Ia Wierito mad
Belieben. 9ebr uiebriee Gabrpreile.
Rad Detgoit, Mi6.-
@briiiian gnbeabcr, am 2. unb 8,
Suit; sttltig Bis Is. Suli, nit teul
0orre4t ber gerIdngerung bis Is.
Iusuf. Gin Gabrpreis plus $500.
Rad Sos angeles. @aI.-
giaiional gbucaiiouaI. NRoeiatien,
am II. bis IA. Suit; @ate $500.
Ndbere @iu3elbeiten tperben ipdter be,
fannt gema9t.
Rad SnbtanapoIis, Snb.-
SaternationaIe 3onbention gpmortb
3eague, 20. biS %. Suli; Rate ein
Jabrpreis plus $500.
Rad Rt@monb, 3D.
B. 7. 2. u, 13. = Is. Suli, saltIe
bis 81. Suli; 8erldnserung bis Is,
Nugua. &ate ein Gabrpreis plus 81.
6omm mer Snurifen.R a E 4
mud allen 6omnter Nufentbaltsorteu
finb iebt tn 8raft.
Wesen tueiterer IuSfunft tpefbe man
ft9 an irgenb einen Mgeuten Der Babn
ober fdreibe an
o. s. priee, O. g. & 8. ".
palefiine, Segas.
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(NDrtiesuna folst.)


Bir bietert einbunSert Dollars 8eIobnuna
fur ieben SAL BON &atarrb, ber rtht bur&
Gtnrebmen bon Sau's &atarrb &ur gebeilt
tperbsn rann.
s. 8. Gbeneb & Co., gisentb., 9olebo,O o.
Bir, bic llnter3et@neteu, baben S. s. gbes
neb ieit ben letten 10 Sabren sefannt unb
baltsn i'm fiir bplltomtnen ebrenbaft in allen
gelaatsbanolnneen nnO ftnan3iea befae
@erbinoli9feiten gu erfiillen.
8ef & 9rnar, @roBbanbeIs> >Droguiften,
Tplebp, ..
Balbtn8, &innan C Marbin, @ross
banbelS: Drosuiften, 9oIebo, ..
Sau's &atarrh'sfur tpirb innerliH aenpms
men nnb tptrft bireft auf bas 8Iut Hnb bic
idletmisen Oberfd9en bes Sbitems. 3euas
ntiie frei berianbt. greis 10 Gts. fir bic
S!aihe. 8erfauft bon alien @potbefern.
9aa's Gamilien 8illem iinb bie beFen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-15

Gr bate ni6t gum 8eiten selebt.
Sm 9llter bDn nod ni6t einmal gon3
einrnoie6sig Sabren mar er am Gnbe
angelan9t, ni6t neil Die Natur i'm
BON 9auie aus 9ei5ig beoodt gebabt
bate, ionbern neil er in Der eSugeno,
i'm stlter Der ii6 itets neu gebdrenoen
&roft, geglaubt bate, oas miiiie INNER
10 bleiben. 9tun fab er ben Sruo, ben
Srrthum ipo5l Elm, rnb bas mo6te linn
bas @noe bsrbittern. 9lu9 ionIt itano
ieine gc1nung i6leGt. @r mar BON
9fatur Elm G9oiit, bate 9llles nit ME
berlie9enber Sabiu9t uno in riiflibts=
loieiter geile on ii6 gerafft, mas er
nit einem S6ein bes yie6ts erlanqen
fonnte. g8ie pieler 2eute Slid mar
babel gu @runoe eeeangen! gDosu
bate er S6dbe eeiammelt? ltnb fir
men? st iab an ieinem Sterbebett fein
naiies 9lllge, unb bas mar iein llrtbeil.
Seine leibli6e S9pefer iab ct ipie-
Der, ipie bamals, bor 10 bielen eSabren
auf Der S9ottenburg, bor ii9 auf ben
Snten ltegen, pie lie ipetnte unb flebte
Inn oas, mas lie gu bes 2ebens Inter
bait beourfte. st aber itieB lie BON ii6
unb bate fiir iie ni6ts als Sobn uno
Spott. I'm einen 8eiib, Der ibm iebt
mertbloier Sano eri9ien, bate er iid
ieine nd6fen glutsbermanbten ent-
frernoet unO perfeinoet. llnb nod basu
nit llnre6t, tpie ct mobl fiiblte. 3ur
Giniamfeit ieiner Sterbeitunoe fam bic
&eue.
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d L 8 | q Il b.


- &aifer WiIbelm III. uirb, mie
nunmebr officiea aus Berlin betannt
eegebeu uirb, In bieiem Sabre feiae
Reiie nod England unternebmen.
- Wan f6reibt aus Berlin: Die
Sbee. bob bic bret famoanif9en Sig
uaturz zWddie Hb babin einigen wtir.
ben, baB iebe ibre Nngeb6risen bel ber
&egelung Der 6amDa'Affaire entl96bis
gen wtrb. bat ibren llrfpruns ni9t In
Deutf@lanb gefunben. gs beiBt bier
bielmebr tn woblunterri6teten Rreiien,
bab bic &eselung ber S9abeneriaban,
iprii6e cine Der lebten Gragen ieiu
tperoe, wel6e bic RomnlifRon su
erlebigen baben wirb. DieieIbe iei
bon pielen anberen Gragen abbdngig,
bic erH TIRE grlebisuns finben mtiBten.
- Dem groBen beuifden 6iitorlter
Sbeobor Wommien III etne neue aaers
tenneube gbrung au She'll genorben:
BITE Barrier Niabemie ber Snf9riften
bat ibn einifimntig gum correiponbiren.
ben Mitgliebe erpdblt.
Sm beutiden &ei6stase purbe
bie 8orlage, burd uel9e arbeitsun.
fdbig getuorbenen Mrbeitern erpeitsrter
S9ub gemdbrt tperben foa, In aweiter
2efung angenOmnen. Ser Socialbes
motrat Stabtbagen iagts, baB In OFF,
elbien bas liebe 8ieb I'M Our9i9nitt
beher tuobue, als Der lanbuirtbi1aft'
Hide arbeiter. Iraf aIiafomfr6m,
Seutfds aonierbatiber. Dies bic Be.
iduIbiguns. baB In OReIbien beionbtrs
f9le9te 3uiidnbe betreffs ber Nrbeiters
uobnungen berrI9ten, nit benz 6in'
u:is auf fbie Sbatia9e aurhd, baB 3. 3.
ouf benz bonn 8erliner Wagiftrat Der.
tualteten Rieielaut 8laufeufelb a9t
Sdnitterpaare tn adt aebeneiuanber
iiebenben 8etten in elmer S6euer ge.
fdlafen bdttea; etn iol6eS 3uiammen.
bauieu iei torbl fur S6meineitdlle eine
aunebmbare 6ade, aber ni9t ioipeit
menfdli9e Wobnungen tn Betra9t
tommen.
- Die WabI bes Mntiiemiten 2obe,
bes Bertreters bes 8. fd9Rf9en Wabl.
treiies I'm beuti9en &eidstase. III auf
Iniras ber notwithstanding fon
tiir ungiiltig etlldrt mOrben.
- Die 6anbelstammer In @labba@
bat bic ginlabung 3ur pbilabelpbia'tr
4ushelung abgelebnt. Die ~Rbein.
Weff. 3te." nennt bic ginlabung einen
na.uen Geriu6, ben beutideu Widel
nad amerifa 3u loden, I'M ibm bafelbff
bos Sen tiber bic Obrea su 3iehen, unb
anbere 3eituneen srfldren, baB Mme.
rita berei!s geuiisenbe Spionage In Der
beuti6en Snbuftrie beiriebea bat.
Die peri1iebeaeu @erh6te, bic
In 8eaug auf bic anaeblife 0erbeira.
tblng bes pianiften paberewsti Ina
umlanf naren unb isbesmal bon eiuem
iGnellen Oementi ereilt uurben, batten
bod etipos on R6. gs befdtigt f6
ndmli6. baB pabereusti Dor aur3em
In Warf6au Sri. 6elene &oien gebeis
raibst bat. Das iunge paar perbrinst
bic GIitternoden In 2aulauue.
Nus benz Saag tpirb beri9isi,
boB f9 bic Sntsrnationate Jriebsns.
@onferens i9werIid Dor Wlitte Suli
oertagen nerbe. @s fra9t fi6 bann
uo9, Oh bic Wddt. bic 8ei9lhRs Der
@onferen3 anuebmen tuerben ober ni1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-15
Staats Convention oer Qanos
Iaenteu.

Nus MnlaB ber StaatS GoabentiDn
Der 2anb. .Agenten. usIhe am 13. unb
Il. SUM In Waco suiammeutritt. mirb
bic W. e. & &. S.,8abn am II. nnb 13.
Sunt ,Sabrtarten aIr einfaten Rate
Dertaufen. bte bis gum II. ssuni 3ur
Nadfabtt etltig finb, aber nipt S.. 90
fur oie @unbfabrt tiberReisen bhrfen.
Wegen udberer Austunft menbe
man fth on ben nd9itcn Mf. g. & g.,
agenteu ober idreibe an
3. o. @rufb, 9. g. & 8. w.,
Dallas, $eraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-15

Serb. Gtaffel, 331 gafi Com,
nlerce StraBe. Gelb' unb 8arten'
Sdmereien fets frifh. Winter Surf
Oats. @Oseen unb Gerhe fur Winier
pafure. Pratts Food fur pferbe,
3tibe unb 6tibner. Oos bette Mittel,
UNI pabner Iegen 3u MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-15

Da8 Wsittel gegen Rbeumatismus
uub RiereaIeibeu iff 3iirpes Wine
raltpafSer. 8arautirt. wenn erfoh'
los wirb ba8 @elo 3uraferfattet.
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@ei6dfts< lab &Db>
1tal1gS= =Selep6on fiir 5 6s.
pro Sag. &eiue Sere6<
ntltg fiir Wfietbe II. @e>
gen ber Gitt5elbeiten wen0e
matt iifb dit Die siibweit>
lid5e Selegrapbelt> 1110 St.
lep1D1t > Geleai6aft, nn6
5luar alt 6aS GDntraft- ST.
partentel1t. Selepbo1t 355.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-15

- Der ipauii6e Ssnat bat bic Biu
3ur abtretung Der @aroIinen., 2abro.
nen' unb paIao Snielu an Deutf9,
lan6 angenommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-15

Aue, mel6e ibren Rbeumatismus
los,umerben manifen, folIten eine
glai1e elmer nab Nlmene's 8eaept
Wo. 1851 probiren. 6. I,
g 6mibt, 6ruiion, Seras, agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-13
Oregon Volunteers
From Manila.
ALL CLASSES WELCOMED THEM
Transports Nay 90 Direct to Port.
issd-s soldiers Wild with JOY
ct Rssohing homs.

SAN rRANCTsco. July IL.
Tho shrieking OF steam whls-
ties. changing ~ bells. and the nriug
OF cannon early last evening an
nounced to the people Of this city
that the FIRST batch Of returning vol
unteers from Manila we're nearing
the shores OF California. Thous-
and Of people gathered along the
waterfront 20 see the transports
Newport and Ohio steam up the har-
Dor under the escort OF score Of
The oregon volunteer regl-
msnt from Manila. which was on
board. received a hearty welcome
from many notables. including Gov.
Irwin. Mayor Pheian. and onelsls Of
the National Guard Of California.
There were only one or two cases
Of sickness among the soldiers on
the transports. but 70 suffered from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-13
CALDWELL
May LIVE
Late News From The
Seattle Doctor.

Frank Crawford. a well known &C.
attls boy. who has Iust returned from
Dawson. tells a tale Of prosperity
and good times. and he shows no
~ effects after two years Of rough .
ina 4 Tn the north. Crawford went
into the kiondlke country 20 mine.
but he Interested himself In the elsc-
trio light plant at Dawson Being
asked regarding tho condition %
Or. Caldwell, be replied that he was
one Of thoar who saw him put aboard
the boat at Dawson. He states that
while the doctor VAS very III. he ex-
poets him 20 arrive In Seattle alive
The wealth Of the kiondIke -
DOT exaggerated" he said. n am
certain there was iscn. 900 came down
on the Humboldt with me. and prob
ahiy more that knew nothing OF
A. 10 the 20 million output. u IL
quite likely there viii be more than
that. There - no doubt q good
many claims as rich as the Lippy
claim. only they have not been work
I'd Prof Lppy had about 70 men
az work all the time. and. Of course,
his claim shows up best. The 10
per cent. royalty is having a bad
effect on Developments. many Of the
miners holding OF and trusting that
more reasonable laws will be enact
Cd.
lust as vas leaving q move
ment was on foot Co establish a
saw MIL larger than any there. I
do not know who will be back Of 10.
but u VIII he built this summer.
Dawson is full Of Seattle boys. and
they are all doing we'll, but this 10 a
bad time for new men togo in"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-13
Death OF
GOODALL
The Old Mariner Pas.
ses Away Today.

The many friends OF Capt Charles
doodaii. In this city and. In fact.
everyw here on the coast. will hear
with regret OF his death. at his old
home In England. The particulars
Of hts demise were received at the
once OF the Pacific Coast steamship
company this morning. and the news
quickly spread through the city.
Capt. Goodall was 80 years old. lie
left San Francisco last Msy,to visit
his old homestead IN England. fully
expecting 10 return here this fan AZ
the latest lie was well known on
the coast. as for years he stood at
the helm OF the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company. holding the respon-
sible position az director up TO the
time OF his death. lie was senior
partner Of the arm Of goodall Perk-
ins a Co. anrd In this position won
the esteem and respect of all who
came in contact with him.
The nsgs are hying OF half-mast
on all Pacific coast steamers. and
many others vessels, out of respect
for the departed mariner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-13
OPPOSED TO
THE SALOON

The Anu-salocn league held the
regular monthly meeting last night
AZ the First Methodist Episcopal
church The ~ sub.orgs nixatlons
connected with the league we're near
ly all represented by delegates. and
a lively session was IN result. The
delegates were most enthusiastic In
the work O! the league. The even
ing vas largely taken up with re-
ports Of committees and short dis
cuHslon thereon.
The law enforcing committee was
Instructed 10 take steps at once 70
see that the sunday Closing Law -
enforced The same committee was
also instructed TO see that the law
prohibiting the selling Of cigarettes
10 miners IL enforced.
A special committee was appoint
"a 10 take up the matter OF instruc-
ton In the schools, showing the ef-
fects Of alcoholic liquor and tobacco.
The agitation committee was in
structed 10 inaueurate a midsummer
campaign. the object being to bring
out more prominently the work of
the league.
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visiting delegates will. this evening
and tomorrow. leave for their rcHnec-
tive homes to once more mould pub
tic opinion in their different iocall-
ties.
Today's session. while brief was
very Important. A large amount ef
routine business was transacted. the
new ofi1cers were elected. and the
meeting place for next year was Sc
tect%d
After a spirited contest. the follow
ms officers were elected for the en-
suing year;
President O, NJ, Moore. Of the Sc
attic times
Fqrs, viee-rresident orno strons.
Spokane
second vice.rreaident. Mrs. Min
ME n, Sergeant Of the Pullman
Tribune.
THIRD viee.rresident. Il. NJ. Day.
Of Whatccm.
Secretary and Treasurer. VIII A.
steel. Seattle.
Historian. Charles praseh. of Sc
attic.
Poet Frank Teck. whatcom.
orator. r J Nicklcn. Seattle
Chairman Executive Committee.
James ~. Vernon. Everett Times
Executive COMMITTEES. y. NJ Day.
whatcom. Frank n BAKER. Tacoma
Walter lanTerfelder. wsila wslia
A u Shelgoursh. Ellenshers
Seventeen members were nominal :
ed delegates 10 the National Editor
isl association next year rhe fol-
lowing were selected y. W. Durham.
Spokesman Review; J A. c. Brandt.
Vancouver co,umelans Frank 9
feek. Nhatcems Orno strong, spo-
Kane, = l. Alexander. Cheney IRE.
Press; =. n. schuebhy. EiienNhurs
heealiHefi H. ~, Collier. PoaltryiuaN.
Tacoma. =. Tugw~ll. Tacoma Spe
The alternat~s selected were
Frank " naksr. Tacoma. G. w Cor
IA. snchomlah. n. A. Turner, Eiiens-
burg, " n kernishsn. Buckley
Cal c, NJ fiallon North yskima q.
NJ Price, Olympia . ID. Dean. Ho-
GUAM and A. NJ Murphy. Spokane.
Frank G. r~ck ard n NJ. DAY
made a strong argument for what
corn az the newt meeting place Of the
association. and ~ Was nnsily d~elsf-
Ell 70 meet there newt year
This mornings session was wound
up IN god time % let the delegates
toin the National association on the
sxearsioa to por, Orchard. A
hearty vote ~ thanks 10 the eitiseue
ef Seattle for tneir splendid recep.
ton and entertainment wss passed
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In Fierce South
Sea Storms.
BIG STEAMERS TOTAL WRECKS
Australian Coast Again swept by
Disastrous s,erms-sritish
vessel, tost

FREEMASrLE. Australia. July
is.-rwo shipping disasters. tnvoiv-
ins. Il is though. the less Of larse
number Of lives. were reported here
by incoming vessels today. The
British steamer Carlisle Castle vent
down or Rockingham. near this port
u Is feared tho loas u ilfs from the
disaster lie serious The steamer left
ssa Francisco April u last. Another
disaster in which mariners Loaf their
lives, 10 that which resulted In the
complete wreck ~ the British ship
City OF York she Nas wrecked OF
Ros,nest island. and the captain and
II men are reported missing
A severe storm Of aide area has
prevailed Tor several days along the
wes, Australian coast.
Many Of the small craft have IN.
doubisdsy been wrecked and il ~
believed there has brsn a heavy loss
% IRE
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Young Man Drowned.

ABERDEEN. July by esterday,
AZ a place called Bear Slough. a
mile up the wlahkah river from Al
erdeen. while several boys were play
ing In boat, they upset, and young
alIioffman. the ityesr-old son Of
Nicholas Hoffman. was drowned.
Misfortune has fallen heavily on this
family during the last few years.
The parents are well known and
much respected here, having the
general sympathy Of all.
The wharves Of the various saw
mills are keeping well cleared OF sur
plus lumber. Nearly all the mills
are working overtime and cannot
keep up with their orders. There
has been a good supply OF vessels In
the past two weeks. -.