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| THE FIELD OF SPORT.
bshaudra Won the 2-Year-Old Event at
Brighton.
kR SWEET GOT Her FIRST RACE.
Ice Turner Beat Lady Curzon Mt
Five Furlongs-Entrie
For Today.
IN SWEET GOT HER FIRST RACE.

ew York. jury 13.-The chief event on to-
Is card at Brighton Beach was the Winged
event for 2-year-olds at FIVE furlongs, IN
ph KillashanGra was the favorite and Vul-
second choice. At the fall of the flag XII
andra took the lead and never relin-
bhed 1t, winning easily.
be mile Bannockburn, George Keene,
Iftmas. Time Lac 3-5.
We and half ejudice, Lady
fas, Flower of Gold. Time 1:09A.
PIE mile-Brar Sweet, Formero, DR.. Par
Time Ley.
Hinged Foot five and half furlongs-Kil-
Pandra, Prince of Melbourne. Vulcan. Time
lie and sixteenth, selling-Kirkwood, Di-
Putive. Fast Black. Time 40 is.
kyen and half urongs-lntrusive, Tamor,
" Lindsay. Time 80 l-5.
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Insure
Your
Cotton Crop.

Insure your crop against destruction by
the cotton worm by laying in a supply OF
PURE PARIS GREEN while the stock
can be obtained. The crops outside OF the
overfiowed districts are very promising,
and the most serious danger now is from
the army worm.
Don't wait like so many did last year.
until II Is too late to secure the needed
poison from any source, II the worms
don't come you can save the poison for
future years and be thankful that you
had no occasion to use It.
We have complied with the new state
law governing the sale of Insecticides,
and dealers will save the cost of analysis
on all posons bought from us. Bottom
price on open orders.
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BIRTHDAY DINING.


The Misses Newsum proprletors of the
Park house. ON Main streot today gave
II dnned TO Colonel b. d. Crnry, In honor
OF his S0th birthday. The table was elab-
oratoly decorated with beautiful flowers.
which made more appetizing theAelegani
menu served and added to the pleasure OF
the surroundings. There were present
only several intimate friends, who, with
Mr. Wilhelm Wins, as toastmastor, drank
to the continued health and future happi-
ness OF the colonel and paid eloquent
tributes TO his energy avf Intelligence,
much of which has been devoted to the de-
yolopment OF Southeast Texas and the up
building OF Beaumont. The colonel, while
not native, Is in fact a pioneer OF JEFF
when the now prosperous city was but
Il struggling. uncertain village and has
since been foremost in every movement
that had for its purpose the growth and
prosperity of the Queen OF the Neches or
the immediate country. Time has dealt
lenicntly with him. Though so years old
he is still active and spry as youngster,
and there Is no man In the community who
has clearer intellect. keener percep-
tion or sounder business judgment The
Post correspondent takes occasion to ex-
tend congratulations upon the S0th ami
versary OF his birth and sincerely wishes
that he may live TO be centenarlan with
out the luster OF his eye being dimmed,
his brain becoming inactive. his genality
diminished and that he Will remain free
from physical ailments.
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ncmcmhcred ner nescuer.

New York. July 13.~-Mrs Mary ElI1a-
beth Cleyelands fortune is to be distrib'
uted in accordance with her wishes ex-
pressed in her will. by which she be-
qthsthed the bulk of her estate 70 my
beloved friend, Marvin Seattle OF Pitts
burg. who at the risk of his own life saved
me from accidental drowning" The VIII,
a contest over which has been pending In
the surrogate court for years, was today
admitted to probate. MIR. scaifie's portion
OF the estate is valued at about 100000.
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THREE cEsr CAR FARES.
pingrce Announces the News q
Mayor Jones.

Toledo, Ohio, July lS-The following
messages were exchanged between Govern
or Pingree and Mayor Jones concerning
the Detroit Scent street ear fare which
goes into effect today:
Hon. S. N. Jones Toledo, Ohio
Three cent street railway fares and
universal transfers. go into effect in
Detroit Friday, and viii be continued IN
definitely unless stopped by the enemies
of the people. II. 8. Plngree,"
Hon. II. S. Pingree, Detroit.
Accept my hearty congratulations on
the triumph OF the public ownership In
Detroit. The day of the people is dawn
ing. 1t is victory OF reason over force
and great step toward the realization
OF real liberty. The people WV own
themselves. s. M Jones'
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Death OF Brigadier General Lord.

New York, July 13.--Brigadler General
Russell Farnham Lord. whose half sister
is the wife OF exPresident BENJAMIN Har-
rison, is dead at his home in this city,
aged 81 years. He was commissioned
brigadler general Of Pennsylvania yoiun-
teers during the civil war. and served az
an organizer OF regiments. He then went
West and engaged in mining engineering
In 1886 he became chief engineer OF the
government Of San Salvador Afterward
he had charge OF the development OF val
liable mines In Ecuador.
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,nese few have money in abundance and
know no stint in any direction ,, ans
somebody who has nothing more nress,ns
10 90 would try the fattening powers Of
bread and butter-plenty OF the latter.
piease-and let me know the result. n
would be much easier remedy than olive
on, which l know will produce fat when
taken regularly and by the spoonful. Cod
iiver oil will do 1t. too, and 1t can be
taken In a form which prevents you from
tasting 1t. | know one drug firm that
puts Is up In flexible capsules. by per-
sonal order, and l fancy any other up. to.
date druggist will do the same. There IL
no patent on the process and no secret
about It,
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Mexican Loan Ovcr.ubscribe,

New York. July 13.--At J. p. Morgan &
Co.'s office 1t is said that the Mexican
bond Issue has been oyersubscribed. The
amount bid for here Is about s25.00O,Oo0.
The full allotment intended for distribution
In this country and Holland. The books
viii not close before Saturday.
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St. Louis Summarizes.

a. LOUIS July. Bone mile-Tragedy
lIla anh alleviate Time 1:42R.
si va an chimura Trimmer. Time 2:O2ia.
~ iuriongs, 2-year-old iillics-Alice Turn
IL ny. Curzon. Miss Mae Day. Time l:O24
Pc l:l4A. ou' "er''e' verify
'appai,eap; one mile--Go to Bed. Pat Morris
,na reside. Time IAN.
ate pe twenty yards-La Josephine, Red
"e' DE True. Time lam.
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over $4,000 shares OF Northern Pacific.
His election Is taken to mean that there
Will be no rate war between the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific or James
J. Hills personal friends John S. Ken
ncdy Is probably the closest; OF his busi-
ness colleagues Mr.. kennedy has been
chief
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.
x furlongs, 2-year -olds-Maribert, Trum
Wildwood, Knight Banneret 112. Montana

ANhibh'
fse furlongs. selling-Emigre 1O7, Land
Ee Jos, Article 80, Aurum 9S, Fairy Dale ~,
more Decide Dalton %. Belle of Erin,
y ", sharpless 81, Exit 80, Graham Bruce,
L Heimdel, lam Var IS, Our Annie, Rose
\ lie and a quarter-Goodrich III, Deoanter
buela ll3 knight of the Garter liz, Geo.
70 iVs' Lakeland los, Laverock log, Azucena
Ilye furlongs. selling-Affect. Prestidigi-
n IN; shoreham. G. b. Wightman 10l,
Lne, Warlng, Mimicry 101, Ross Clark gs,
Hsanee, salmagundi, Sakhrat, Betsy Jane
rank webb, Belle of Orleans 3d. Mynheer
Tlestige, Pompadour, MonometaIist 80,
'ne mile-The Kentuckian Sir Hubert. Ono
s har ,Manlius, Wait Not Camstop 116, Dis
,pmsr' Mailbag. Abusive lis.
'', y ana a slxteenth-Estaca 1876, Lansdale
|, captain sigsbee. The Burlington Route,
= '"eques kirkwood. Approval ia.
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in WOMAN'S REALM

mi, An de steele rowing Jacket
Il. The statement that the loose front
AVER go out OF fashion. The loose
Il Jacket besides being comfortable
L,,sh and the fact that all the Henley
4 now show this design makes 1t
more popular.
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po.tofnce nobner. Arrested,

Cheyenne. wyo, July lS,--Deputy Mar
shal Miekletohn of Montana has reached
here with Dave Putty and Bud Nolan. arr
rested at Dillon. Mont. June 20, charged
with several postofice robberies in Wyo-
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sampIing works Destroyed.

FL Paso. Texas, July IA, $40 a. H.
Word from the scene of the fire is to the
effect that the sampilng works are totally
destroyed, but the fire is now under con-
troll and the smelter building out OF dan
ger. No estimate OF the loss can be OBJ
tanned.
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WINcHEsTER.--Th revival at tho
Ma,bndjst church has closed; there were
about twenty accessions and an Epworlh
league was organized with MY mempefs'
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Meals for n Day.
BREAKFAST.

Meals for n Day.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
California Wheat. Cream.
Broiled Tenderloin.
French Fried Potatoes.
Waffies. Maple Syrup. Cafe au Lait
The Post.
LUNCHEON.
Cold Ham. Pickles. Waters.
Watermelon on Ice.
Iced Tea.
DINNER.
Consomme.
Soft-shell Crabs. Potato Chips.
Celery. olives.
Roast Veal, Mushroom Sauce.
Lettuce Salad.
Queens Pudding. Roquetort.
Cafe Noir.
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Jas. Butte,
HOUSTON.

ming and believed to be the principals in
the Union Pacific holdup June Z. They
were Identified by Postmaster Budd of
Big Plney, Wyo, as tho parties who robbed
his Office on August s last.
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hawthorne Re.nI4.

h KRAFT uly S-slx furlongs, 2-year-olds-
~ " Lazy Elite. Rosa Diaz. Time
Ense i;2ix A Lone, Loyaletta, Isen.
eak wsymaan qusrriter-Deering Boney Boy,
3. zuialiis T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Che,
|sslai Time ueesis2ss ,rlw Fair Deceiver, Tony
me iisSh. semper Fad. Bon Jour. Lord zeni
III full. ToDAYs ENTRIES.
selling. maidens Mau-
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y,rcnya's Cabin Boy Has Enlisted

New York. July 1s.-Pedro orizar, II
years old. who was cabin boy and bugler
on the Spanish cruiser yizcaya. has en-
listed in the United States navy at the
Brooklyn navy yard. He will be sent TO
the training school at Newport.
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RATE WAR PREVENTED.
Grent Northern and Northern Pnci-
III. NAiIi Work In UnrmOny.

uTtUI NOTfHtTU THU NUT'T''' IT = NJ
nc VIII Work In Harmony,
New York, July ls.-The Times says:
Official announcement is to be made TO-
morrow of the election OF John s. Ken
nedy to the board of directors of the NORTH
ern Pacific Railroad company. Mr. Ken
nedy is credited with being the largest IN
diyidual holder OF the Great Northern
railway securities, and he 10 said 70 hoid
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e NEW FIN DE Steele JACKET.

aE NEW FIN DE Steele JACKET.
kderneath the loose coat is silk
"a of wash silk and in a bright color,
Slly the color of the college to which
Allegiance is sworn.
girl is not afraid of her COM
hon, as they say in New England, she
|wear a little beef-eater hat all sum-
The model for one obtained at the
Imer resort where Elizabeth Steward
ms Ward is Willing the summer hours
bthing more nor less than cart wheel
the outside of the wheel gathered to
{pon hat band. 1t is trlfle fuller in
back than in the front to set over the
of hair. On top is a chic little ro-
=. Helen Grey-Page.
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bread and Butter for Beauty.
tead and butter have always been re-
! led as the staff OF life, although we are
Ito neglect it for less simple food. There
hut few families where bread plays the
|ortant part, but let me tell you that
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MOTHER'S FRIEND

MOTHER'S FRIEND
will overcome all ills peculiar to the
period preceding childbirth, and will pre-
pare the delicate organism directly In
volved for the final ordeal. Mothers
Friend is not an internal cure-all, but :
scientific liniinent approved by medical
authority and established by yean a
successful use. s
Sold by druggists for s.. Valuahlo
book, :" Before Baby is RoFn,'' sent ~
On application. /.
NJ iaAsFlsls sEeuLAJsa -. Aliss,a. %
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BOTH BROOKLYN AND BOSTON
WERE DEFEATED.
Chicago and St. Louis Fattened
Their Percentage Thereby.
Garyin Pitched Well.

New York July 13.-Pittsburg won the Anal
game of the series from the Giants by the
loose fielding of Seymour and Gettg.
Score r II f
New York ..... 900 COO 800 u Z
Pittsburg .............0 900 O2o 4O3-9 Is 3
Seymour and Grady; Tannenll and Bower
man.
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TWO LIVES.

Upon the
strength and
condition Of an
expectant moth
er depend not
only her own
life but the life
and perfection
of her child.
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philadelphia. July 1S.-Today's game was
called at the end of the seventh inning. owing
10 darkness. Frazer was almost invincible
Score II y
Cleveland ................''.'V uU wv - %
philadelphia ...........,.,...l ITO O2l - ~ 8
Hughev and schreckengost; Frazer and Nc
Farland.
Brooklyn July lS.-st Louis downed Brook
lyn today by a great rally in the seventh. The
superbas could do nothing with Powell
sore Il II e
st. Louis ...,.......'....''Uo oo iVV ~ +
Powell and Criser Hughes and Grim
Boston. July 1S.-The Chicagos hit hard IN
the first inning today while Garvin, the young
giant who pitched his second league game
KEEP, the champions from punching their hi'S,
with the exception OF the seventh. Collins
work at third was the feature :, ii,
Score ,,o o,o ooo a "a .,
nnston ...........,0 900 900 400 ii
Garvin and Donahue: Lewis and Bergen
Washington. July 1S.-No game: rain.
pa,timore July NO game: rain.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-08-25

u GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
llwhere for "The Story of the Philippines" by
Murat Halstead, commissioned by the Govern
ment. The book was written in army camps
at San Francisco, on the Pacific with Genera,
Merritt, In the hospitals at Honolulu, in Hong
Kong, in the American trenches at Manila, in
the 1nsurgent camps with Aguinaldo, Oh the
roar of battle at the fall Of Manila. Banana
for agents. Brimful of original pictures taken
by government photographs on the spot Large
book: Low prices. Big profits. Freight paid
books. Outfit free Address, r. T. Barber, Sec'y,
Star Insurance Bldg, Chicago.
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At the Foot Of the 0lympics.

For the persons who longs for ma
ture in pristine freshness, for wood
land haunts and wary fish and game
for solitude and quiet, combined with
good living, and air straight down
from the mountain tops there is Lake
Cushman, the gem of the Olympic
mountains, remote from the world as
the veriest hermit could desire, and
teeming with possibilities for enjoy
ment. Fish, row, hunt, climb noun
taips, delve into the earth for ores.
back in the radiance of the summer, or
thrill with new life in the sparkling
atmosphere of crisp fall weather. and
you cannot fall to be rejuvenated and
upllfted. -
Lake Cushman, more than any
other resort, perhaps, has seemed in
definiteness is one secret of its charm
yet it is easy, like everything else,
when one "knows how" From Taco
ma the quickest way of attaining this
bit of Eden is by way of Shelton.
HOW TO GO THERE.
Telephone Martin a Hooker stage
men, at Hoodsport, in the morning, to
meet you the next morning at Shell
ton. Then take the Multnomah at A
p. m. and you will reach Shelton,
changing boats near Olympia, early
in the eve ming. Three dollars will
cover the whole steamer trip, includ-
ing return ticket, and for enc dollar
yon will get get comfortable bed and
breakfast at Shelton. The fine team
and mountain wagon from Shelton
will make the trip of twenty five miles
to the lake for SIS for party Of four
and you will be safely landed before 2
O'Clock, less than twenty-four hours
from the time of starting.
The ride from Shelton is most de-
lightful, through forests and by
streams and finely cultivated farms.
At Lake Cushman board at the Cush-
man House is So a day, with special
rates by week. This is the pioneer
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State Must Get It's Taxes.

OLYMPIA, Aug. 20-Assistant Attor-
ney General Vance has handed down
an opinion to deputy state auditors
which touches on several imp ,rtant
questions concerning the revenue law.
In es.tisa,s. 2 and 3 of the state con-
stftiStinf Mi. Vance holds that no cler-
ical error made BY the assessor in the
tax rolls n n any .compremise, rebate
or cance.lation Of, totals OF property
taxes, 'eitlasr by the county commits
sioners orsa'y courts, can reduce the
anount duo the stale on its apportion-
ment OF taxes: I'm other words the
counties must settle in full in cash the
amount Of I: demanded by the state,
and any ;etcnlpted reduction of taxes
by the counties must be at the conn
ties expense.
The settling Of 1892 taxes will one
rate IS q full settlement between state
and counties for 1892 and prior years
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The Hoods Canal route to Lake

The Hoods Canal route to Lake
Cushman is also worth considering, if
time is no object. This requires two
nights enroute, and is slightly more
expensive, but the ride up Hoods Ca
nal fine day an experience not 10
be forgot en.-From Tacoma Ledger.
"Where to spend the Vacation"
DR.. KENNIcoTT, DENTIST, is per
nanently located at Shelton, and pre-
pared to. do all dental work up to date;
Sets of Teeth on Gold plate, Platinum
or Continuous Gum. Porcelain, Rub
Der; Gold and Porcelain Crowns and
Facings, Bridge work, Teeth without
plates, Fine Gold filings. Call and
get prices, one third less than city,. for
first class work. Painless extractions
made, Teethsregu1ated made straight.
Medicated Toilet Paper, 1000 sheets
for 10 cents. at the JOURNAL office.
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The first weat !, coa.al


The first week in September the an
nual national encampment Of the
urand Army of the Republic Will be
neld IN Philadelphia Preparations
nave been made for the care and en-
'ersa'nment Of the veterans, and it is
expected that an unusually large num-
Der will be present. But few more
years and the membership OF the Grand
Army, now being rapidly depleted By
death, viii be reduced to handful.
Already Che decrease has begun, the
aeath list exceeding the new member
hip.
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On motion Board adjourned until O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
AUG IL, 1893 A. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Full Board and Clerk.
Applications for reduction of assessment filed
by Tressa Huntley and John Dickinson.
The remainder of the day occupied in exam
lining the rolls.
On motion, Board adjourned until August
Is, 1899, at Ga. m.
A. L. BELL, Clerk.
AUGUST Is, 1893 A. NJ.
Board of Equalization met pursuant to adj
journment.
Present-Full Board and Clerk.
Applications for reduction of assessment filed
by the following:
Chas. s. Dunbar, s. J. Munson, H. E. Ford,
Thos. Webb, H. C. Ashfield, s. p. Potter, and
j. H. Wilson.
On motion, Board adjourned until a. m. to-
morrow.
AUG. 16, 1881 An
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present-All.
Applications for reduction of assessment
filed by NJ. E. Cyphert, Joycie A. Monson,
Amelia Emonds, ]. s. w. Shelton, and B. B.
Healy by A. HI. Anderson.
Board adjourned until a. m. tomorrow
AUG. II, 1882 IN.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present-An.
The following reductions were made in
assessment.
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AN IDEAL INN.

The Antlers" an elegant new host
lery just opened this season, might do
credit to Lenox or the White mount
aims in its beauty and style. It is a
most picturesque buildings of peeled
logs, finished and furnished superbly,
and with an excellent cuisine. Board
is $3.50 per day, and $40 per week.
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Il
the S.W. u of Sec. Sc, TIP. 20 N. R. W., ordered
struck from rolls as the same is school land.
1t appearing to the Board that Amelia EN-
onds was assessed for but one cow and she had
two cows, her assessment is hereby raised in
the amount of $500.
1t appearing to the Board that Father En-
onds was assessed for six cattle at $500, one
piano at $500, and agricultural tools at $500
and at that time he had none of the property,
his assessment is hereby reduced in the amount
of $4,000. ~
Board adjourned until a. m. tomorrow.
AUG. Is, 1893 A. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All present.
The Board rejected the applications for re-
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AGENTS WANTED-FOR "THE LIFE AND
Achievements of Admiral Dewey" the worlds
greatest naval hero. By Murat Halstead, the
lifelong friend and admirer of the nations idol:
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mountain house of western Washing
ton, and stands in great grove of
cottonwoods, on the edge of the
charming lake. It is on an old home
stead, we'll titled and prolific affording
all the good things that grow, and,
having full supply of the necessaries
of country living.
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Board Of Equalization.
SHELTON, Wash, Aug. 7, 1899.

SHELTON, WASH, Aug. 7, 1899.
AN.
Board of Mason County Commissioners met
pursuant to law, and being duly sworn, organ.
lied as q
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
County Assessor Specie presented the Assess
ment Rolls for the year 1899, the same showing
as follows:
No. of acres assessed 360, $40 II
Value of land. 81 III, 126 90
Value OF Improvements on same. T,5S7 GO
Value OF city property. S0,9SS W
Value of improvements on same. SC, SS5 %
Value OF r. X. property. 96,2i2 %
Value of personal property, exclusive
of exemptions .................... 22,S42 90
Total value .....................N ,5S4, O6o W
Sundry applications for the correction of
assessment received and filed.
The balance of the day was consumed in ex-
aiming the rolls.
At o'clock Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock.
AUG. 8, 1882 AN.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present--Full Board and Clerk.
Appeared 3. u. Simpson, for simpson Logging
Co., and filed application for correction of
assessment.
Appeared Thos Bordeaux and asked that the
valuation on Lots to 4, Block 2, Hoodsport, be
reduced from 81 $1,000 to $4,000.
Action on same was deferred until future
meeting.
Alta o'clock Board adjourned until Sd. m to-
morrow.
AUG. 9, 1899-9A.M.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Full Board and Clerk.
Applications for the reduction of assessment
filed by the following:
George Wells, NJ. Fredson, NJ. H. Drahaff5
and F. G. Wells.
The balance Of the day was spent in examin-
ing the assessment rolls. : -
Alta o'clock Board adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow morning. @-
AUG. 10, 1902 A. M
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Full Board and Clerk.
Applications for reduction of assessment
filed by J. B. Forbes, C. P. Nutter, Hugh Currie,
and j. H. Deer.
The following ordered struck from rolls, as
same is Government land: