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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-20

81 attorney used in the Cape Nome min
iug district prior to july and before the
outside world Anew anything about IL
| believe ,4.at the records ~ the Cape
Nome mining district w{.l bear ne out
= hen | SAY FAere were uoE nifty powers
- attorney used sn the a5.trict priar "a
July. 1859. Tat. Is q matter If recoyi and
matter 81 fact, and it should bee SUI
acieat 10 show fatr-min3ci people that
she power ~ attorney system has rot
been used SO extensively as is claimed
ey aonan. know that newcomers who
landed tp the country IN July had from
enc 10 ten powers ~ attorney. and those
dear people " no came down from Dav~
son all brought powers or attorney. and
they are tac o&es WAC are kicking
Al, Ground Net Taken
"Ahou; The aih ~ August and = iarw
time after al tho boats had ieft tn,
North. ard In fact just before = good
many people were leaving shat country.
ere NJ two others snG I were hunting IN
SNAKE river Ne found some ground
shat booked "a b. good mineral ground, 50
Sc goT pam auf a showed and prospect
81 4. We Esur8 fYon = cents % 8
psta THIS rround had not ese~n located
a& power * attorney ar asAuFWEs& am8
= seems - Tre ~ those people wn, have
eoen ~ energetic ~ hN3Afug miners
meetings ana preparing memorials 20
energy IN prospecting they would I've
a.VTe E1srseSsfGl
Il think t. ss az extensive cosntrv ara
believe There SIS csofa icy thousands of
people - ge There and 80 egeN g fh.r
6ANe easrEN- have s&as4 ana are honest
ana Waot Tee ass tsfe rszAs ching. h;,s ~
course x they 50 shege and sAe @Tvt shins
commence n hold miners meetings ana
attempt o. pasS isWs which VIII enable
tHSw - taxi 2wAS property sivesax ac-
aNtreA oY rtAeT raap&@ Ne shalt Rave
quite 3 f1alN-;sD wEx1 scar. EUG ; certain
Iy believe taz$ ths e.aas - Sse<spie who "a
there raxt scar wfll te NsrY Different
fFan q xeTta&u rtGsE whn &Te there novS
and are sn s@rEu majority
I xEtaS congress Viii wufeIefssftv
create 4 |eGicsal district sar sAu North
and ;hen & these people wha are cfsu4o--
tx SIS wildly faF testca have arg rights
gAsY VII Eet facsl
Judge jackson LEFT yesterday afternoon
go an extended tnssF of TIE NeSE ard
ssu:h- sSe xoes Frst ~ Omaha ara Sneree
% Ns~htregaE. Where So ana ssns~ pTosnl-
1eaf At8sS@nS wtE3 49, 1Ael* .a..asacs t0-
wAy1 securing a@.assszi legislation tex Lacle
s&sn great NeFtAl&zld pCxsesxa0a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-20
WHISKY HILL PROSPECTS.
An Everett Syndicate Developing
an 0kanogan Camp.
LEAD AND SILVER LEDoEs.

An Expenditure Of Ten thousand
Dollars on the Property Has Been
Planned-After Years of inactive
ity the Black Bear In Again Pro-
ducing GOId-First Cleanup mt
the MIL Expected This Month.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-20

Tx prepared zt car brewery and "a rr,aran-
.eea unsguaI*G n quality. purity ar1 ras.s!
cgnai virtue. Anaeuser Busch Brewing
ASS =. adv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-20

In addition TO the shngis output the logs totaled
800 o0n
Shingles. s'Locs.
While the timber resources will last for
many years. yet II is pleasing to know
that other resources are being rapidly de-
yeloped TO take Its place Chief among
these Is farming. the town being surround
ed by large scope OF farming country.
consisting or bottom. marsh ard upland
While the country is ye. but partially set
tied and little improved, this Industry IL
making rapid strides particularly In ire
line OF dairyiug and stock raising The
development and pr0atahicness Of this bust
ness f. shown by the following editorial
from recent issue OF the Arlington Times.
Probably no farming industry is grow
Ing with such rapid strides and proving so
profitable in the territory tributary to Ar
lington. as that OF dairying. Ample evi-
dence OF this can he secured from the ship
ping records n; the Arlington depot, which
show that the first can of cream was ship
ped from Arlington 10 Seattle tire Sd day
Of last December. by Mr.. Jackson, and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-20

EYEGLASSES ~ half 3vsc@ te returned
Graduate Octicisn. Il. Cherry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-20

STAMINA RING,

Rev =. II. Ollie. n u pastor First MethotfIzt
f.tasen.sai FauFch Oakland writes: II am ac-
GisAlntsd wita the HsTk = Professor ] whiteforu
"a fhfsseai tNi'5tre. ard can hear testimony itA
thoToSghneas and cfsee.tveyacsz and to sts eY,i,a
results ahTe known tao young men who have
teen very greatly teIaateG-eae In ufy ovn faraijv
and tke ether yrs1gg who has been entirely
cured ~ SfsmmeTiss ~ q short tsaurse with Pro
iessfsF Nhifshrrn HIS methods are exeeiisnf ana
can commend him - me coaEdenr. ~ Ali
SeFld. fer ho-tsiet u ) VHsTEHoES :.
"a u SpeaSA Specialist. 1915 Linden ~ n.sr
-i1toNiith ri, Oaklard. Cal Eecep.laa hD.rs y
u : D. IL daily.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-16
G. RY, M. y
SYPHILIS A

G HENRY, M. d Sqstf eSS9UU p Ers%ni 0 .xran" a .r.olAIrr
Thlty-sI Years Practice the Last TIE in Denver Col Men Only Treated.
A cure guaranteed In every case undertaken when a cure is ucicable and
Remedies. Recent cassp permanently curedw ithinthree days. NoCubebs, Sandle-
somnia, despondeney radically cured Records method pracuced In the Worlds
within the last ten years. Can refer TO patients cure by permission. Investigate.
man, Polish, Russian aud Bohemian spoken. Consultation and ne examination
free. Correspondence solicited: strictly confidential.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-16
sized Him Up.

A copy OF the Durango Evening Her
aid, addressed 20 Private Max. Prseht,'
and having q marginal reference by
Judge McCloud, of durango, LAY log,
"You were discovered, . has the following:
"The distinguished looking gentleman
wearing a a. A. Z. button aud IN elk's
tooth, VINO has been IA tow NJ Judge Me-
Cloud during the last two di,s, and who
did not register IT the hotels, may be- a
Hungarian DOblsm4h travelling incOg
but the Herald office boy il willing 10
bet $40 out Of his next weeks
wages that he Is the special agent OF the
general land Cfioe, who has bsen In
trusted with the examination OF the cliff
dweller ruins with the end In view OF
making reservations or public parks OF
the lands upon which they are located,
and his name Is Max Pracht, OF santa
Ne. Put up or shut up"
In connection with the above the New
Mex'cin say: How a man who makes
80 much DOlse in the world a. does Spec
ial Agent Max Pfaeht, who has Just re-.
turned from Durango and Lumberton,
where he had been on a ''sf cret" mission
for the government, expects to travel
without being discovered. is a puzzle to
those who know him.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-16
Territorial FUNDS.

Territorial Treasurer j, Ii Vaughn yes
terdsy received from Fred Muller. col
leotOr Of Santa Ne county, sl3 81 OF 1895
taxes; t67 50 OF 1898 taxes; and si526o
OF 1899 taxes; from A X Burnsm. col.
lector OF Col'aX county, s3s9 OF 1895
taxes; les 90 OF 1898 taxes; OF which
t67.i7 is for territorial purposes aud
sl97 2 for territorial institutions; and
ti3597 OF 1898 taxes; OF which $322.2S
is for territorial purposes and sl66 81 for
territorial institutions. He also received
from NepOmucsno Martinez, collector OF
uIion county, sl22 6s OF 1895 taxes OF
which $40 IS IL for territorial purpose +,
and s2l SO for territorial institutions;
s,22 o. OF 1899 taxes, OF which 1888 % Is
for territorial purposes AID tI73 4s To-
territorial institutions.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-16
A. o. U. W. PROSPERITY.
Progress Made BY the order During the
Past few Years.


For the past few years the A. o. u. W.
In New Mexico and Arizona has been
practically at a stsndstill, says the Las
Vegas Optic, owing to the failure OF the
grand lodge OF Colorado. TO which juris.
diction they we're attached, TO take ad.
vantage OF the new classified plan In
vogue throughout the larger portion OF
the order.
On the 9Th day OF September last. New
Mexico and Arizona we're set apart a, q
new grand lodge and a separate bene-
Hclsry jurisdiction. Since that time
working under the new plan the growth
OF the order here has been marvellous.
There have been added 10 the new juris-
diction In that time about $50 new mem
bers at al average age OF about thirty
years. The effect OF this growth has
been 10 reduce the z average and ty
that means very materially reduce the
assessment rate.
The cost OF maintaining a membership
In this order nov average from g. 10 go
per year Tor assessments, varying with
age OF member, and whether they carr,
a $1,000 or $4,000 certificate The cos
OF admission nov for a month Is place.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-16
I~squsttsrs M ust go

Pursuant TO instruction., Forest Sup
s%rintendent .Mulhall Is taking the neces-
sary steps to exclude all squatters from
the limits OF the ella forest reservation
Several warrants have been sworn out
before United States Commissioners ". Il
Newoomb, and Assistant United States At.
torney George z, Money, VINO came In yes
terdsy from Las Vegas 10 represent the
government at the hearings. which will
occur a. o "a the arrests have been
mAde.-Silyer City Independent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-16
AT PARIS IN 1900

The Turquoise Kings : ster wnn Repre-
sent New Mexico.
Mrs. la Ferrlere, OF Minneapolis, sis
ter OF the late A j.. DeMeules, the tur-
quoise king. has been selected by Gov
ernor otero. OF New Mexico. to take
charge Of the turquoise department Of
the territorial mining exhibit at the
Paris exposition.
Mrs. In Fsrriere Is a teacher Of French
In a Minneapolis school and acquired
her knowledge OF turquoise while In X!
Paso aud At the J~srillas settling up hcr
bro,her's estate.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-16
Nn.smb.r Tar Coll.ctlon..

Collector John l., Burnside, OF Grant
county. reports the following collections
for the month OF November: Taxes OF
1895, $40 Is; 1885. t92 81; 1897. GAS rs;
1898. S40+l3; general licenses. s87.5Oi
gaming licenses, 1880; retail liquor
licenses. tl,025.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-16
WOULD IaRIeArk AN III TRACT,
TEXAS syndicate Preparing For Extensive
Work on Big Mesa Near Roswell.


Work on Big Mesa Near Roswell.
II. B. Gillstt, Y A Adams and T. s.
Mackey. representing a Dallas. Tex,
syndicate. are In Chayes county TO re-
claim the Big mesa, stretching for forty
miles west Of Roswell. Probably no SOC.
,ion OF the southwest OF the same area
has a soil OF such depth and fertility,
only waiting for the touch OF water TO
make II blooming paradise. A nun.
Der OF wells will be drilled at me with
the hope OF striking artesisn water.
IL only still water Is found q large
pumping plan. will be erected and i'm
mense reservoirs built, The irst land TO
be irrigated will be $4,000 acres four
miles southwest OF Thirteen Mile lake.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-16
at figures varying from % 10 TO 81 30
also based on age OF applicants.

at figures varying from % 10 TO 81 30
also based oil age Of applicants.
The A. o. U. W. has passed it's thirty
lrst anniversary. 1t has paid out $780,
100000 on $1,000 certificates Of its de-
ceased members. and Its present mem
bership Is nearly 100000 with a daily In.
crease Of about 100 new members. A de-
gree OF prosperity 1t richly deserves for
the great good It has accomplished.
As a social and frsternRl society 1t ia
the equal OF any In existence and its do
nations for the care and assistance OF la
sick and unfortunate members, has en-.
deared II TO them ss an order In which Z
membership Ia q boon TO any young
man.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-12-16

Mrs Il. Churchill, Berlin, w., says:
'Our baby was covered with running
sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sslys cured
her" A specific tor piles and skin dis.
eass1. Beware OF worthless counterfeits.
Berry Drug Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-09
ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
A Beautiful Home Will b. Sac
rificed This Week.

You can buy it for small cash pay
ment and the balance in monthly pay
ments Which can be easily paid by the
rent. The property is well located.
with charming river view, is new. with
L. rooms. including large basement
Well fitted kitchen, with handsome
range and two spacious pantrys, also
large summer kitchen. Bath with
beautiful fixtures, hot and cold water.
sewer connect ten. Handsome plate
glass bay wiadow and several large
fancy ones. besides pretty Gormtr
window. Whole house bright, airy
and complete. Price ONLY S',7hD.
Terms, $500 cash, balance in monthly
payments of S35. with interest at Is per
cent 1t Will rent for $50 or SO per
month. Lot alone is worth $1,000. APP
ply at once TO j. A. Sommerville & Co,
1875 Twenty sixth street. Phone SAG.
Citizens.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-09
SAID GOLF WAS SHINNEY.
Jersey Justice, who Doesn't Know
u "Pnt" from Call" sits
on Game.

! Without regarding the feelings Of
devotees Of golf, Justice Potts, Of Jer-
sey City, has brought the aristocratic
game which cannot be played without
cleeks, mashies, lofters and drivers
down to the level Of "shinney,'' game
that only required q crooked stick, any
Old thing that will serve as ball, tough
shins and an opponent whom the player
does not like.
Mrs. Pauline Scharfr lives near the
links OF the Jersey City Golf club, and
has filed objections TO having her chill
dren swatted on the head by golf balls
driven jill an eccentric manner by be-
ginncrs at the game.
Despite the heat. Mrs Sciarff also OBJ
lects 10 having the windows Of her
home suddenly fall to pieces in most
dlsquieting way. 1T was to stop these
nnnoNanccs that Mrs. Scharff caused
-Nlbert l.. nray,dn, president Of the
clnb to explain to Justice Potts not
only how it happened, but also how he
would stop il: in the future
The elite Of Jersey City crowded the
courtroom the other day and listened
to Mr.. Dravton explain that the organ
ration through la1c recruits. had made
some OF the most wonderful strokes or
record. lie added that in few DAYS a
new course would be arranged and the
beginners Tuarantined nine miles from
any sign Of civilization
Mrs. scharff was willing to compro-
mise, and even went 50 far as to express
her admiration Of The game When
P'aScd ~ ano'her state, and everything
was settled.
| But the game is 'shnncy,' Just 1lc
same, was nc decision given by Jus
| 'lce Potts, and which caused the elite
TO lott their noses nad lfoozlc 1neir
Fiances as they left 1He putting, green
oonna for'he rc:,t ,cu.--N. Y. Press.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBEl; =. 1884.
COMMITTEE, REF rs ,l.lNTA i F.,


In making M the list of committee
appointments. the powers thaL be III
+ the Democratic caucus practically ,ovar-
looked the Demo. ratio iranl.)e,. fr>.n
one Of The most important section. Of
the State. We refer to Hon. +. =.
Madison. who represents this district
in the House Of Delegates. 4 re,usa!
Of the list Ut standing committees shows
that he was placed On only one Of these.
while other members. representing less,
important interests. We're placed o,.
three or four.
We are at a loss 10 Understand tn,
discrimination against he ,nenl;)c +
from uhis district. He is Il loyal Demo
crat and man of ability. In addition
70 this he is charged with the duty "l
securing the enactment uI lnuIh leg:s
lation which will Of necessity have :,
go before the various committees or tie
body in which he holds membership.
His work would Undoubtedly have been
Sreatly sinlplitied had the caucus mad /.
him a Tllenber of at least one more
committee For instance he Shout:
have been a member Of the Committee
on Counties. Cities and Towns. Mu u
of the legislation in which he is inter
ested Will go before that committee.
especially that portion Which has 10
do with charging the powers OF the ci;y'
Of Newport News. Mr.. Dort,hoe. If
Phoebus. should also have been mem
Der OF this committee. AS it is nov
formed. the men who know leas; about
the conditions prevailing in this section
and who have the feWeat interests at
stake will have TO pass upon the claim,
OF this city and Phoebus and Ha1nptoi.
for the legislation desired at The hands
Of this session Of the General Assembly .
Ut requires no expert in the theories
Of representative government to real
iZe that this is rht. wrong principle
The appointments have been made.
however and ii is r1'nbab bly, TOO late %
cry over split milk. Al! that remains
TO be done is for the citizens 0: 1h;.:
section 70 manifest sheir interest in Iht.
matters which affect them in such !,
vital manner by heartily cooperating
with their representatives. and accord
ing them all aid possible in the onercu.
duties they have before them Hu
these gentlemen been given prope. Rs
presentation on The cCnr,itt"r r;.ferr,l
10 above their Work would hav,: been
greatly simllitied. lnas.suCh rs they
cid NOT receive this consideration. il *
nov incumbent upon the citizens Of this
Sectl0n 10 be especially alert ana <
4 SresSlve IN presenting their demands 20
/. The General Assembly and in SUPPORT
ing the representatives in their work
~,
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-14
SOCIETY LADIES PLAY WHIST.

Enjoyable Party Held at Warner Hall
 Yesterday Afternoon in Charity's
 Cause.
 At Warner hall yesterday afternoon quite a number of society women as sembled to take part in whist party held in aid of the Housatonic Summer Home. About $25 was realized, which sum will be immediately given to the home.
 Eleven tables were set for whist, at which four beautiful prizes were offered Mrs. Appleyard, the winner of the first prize received an exquisite lace hand- kerchief Mrs. c. M. Holcomb as sec ond best player was awarded pretty hand-painted Dresden dish. Miss Min nie B. Holcomb won handsome flower ing plant as the trophy of her skill at the game.
 The affair was in charge of Mrs. James E. English, Mrs. s. A. York, jr., Mrs. Warner Judson and Miss Carrie Moulthrop.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-14
JEFFERsONIAN RAILr.
Big Meeting of Local Democrats Last
 Night.

The Jeffersonian rally of the New Fla ven Democratic association held in the Insurance building last night was very largely attended The hall was more than filled and many of those present were obliged to stand out in the hall way. The speaker of the evening was ex-Judge Joseph Sheldon. He spoke for about an hour dealing for the most part with the life and works of Thomas Jefferson. He also devoted some time to a discussion of the present national questions, especially that of the Phil ippine islands. He expressed himself as being of the opinion that the islands should be purchased, if it is the inten- tion of the government to hold them. After his speech a recess was taken, during which time those present regal ed the inner man with sandwiches and other refreshments. The other speak CTS were Alexander Troup, and ex- Judge Blydenburgh They confined themselves to the discussion of muni- cipal questions. Several of the actors from Polls theater were present and entertained the party with musical numbers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-14
rhe E,tra syniphony concer..

By request, the Symphony orchestra is to give an extra concert to close the seasons work. The same will take place next Monday evening at the Fly perion theater. The management of- fers the public most attractive pro- gramme, and what is quite unusual, two soloists Joseph Adamowski, the well known 'cellist of the Boston Symphony orchestra, and Mime, Szumowska, plan ist who will play the beautiful Schu- mann concerto. The London Daily Tel egram writes of her as follows; With regard to Miss Szumowska it may be said that more refined and unaffected performance of the sonata could not be desired. She played not to exhibit her. self but the composer ideas; taking her true place as an interpreter whose per- sonality, while not hidden, does not hide itself, either by perverson of meaning or by distracting attention"
 The sale of seats takes place this morning at o'clock at the Hyperion box office. Prices, $1, 50 and 75 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-14
Government Bondo,
Quotations of Active Bonds.

Reported by Boody, Mcclellan & Co, Bankers and Brokers. 5T Broadway. New York. and s7 Orange Street, New Haven.
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