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The Manson Lecture.

Citizens who wish to attend the Man
son lecture next Wednesday evening at
the Art Gallery, and who intend TO
occupy seats, those who feel even a
curious interest in the great questions
of conservation of water and the me-
teorology of this coast, can now pro-
cure free tickets by calling upon Mayor
Land at his office in his office hours.
The admissions are limited because of
the capacity of the hall.
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Omcers Installed.

Equity Lodge, No. 1,219, Knights and
Ladies of Honor, has installed these Of
ficers. Past Protector, John .Schell; Pro-
tector, Silas Orr; Vice Protector, Mrs.
C. l. Wiley: Financial and Recording
Secretary, Lille Huebner: Chaplain
Mrs E. S. Robinson; Guide, L. A. Kid
der; Captain of the Guard, R. F. Roo
ney. Truste teesrAdna Phelps, John Med
ley and r. F. Rooney. Charles E. Hill
was elected delegate and Adna Phelps
alternate to the Grand Lodge.
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the moral well being of the community.
Henceforth, he thought, the church
people would manage to pay the taxes
and keep the little church out of debt
On motion of Mclaughlin it was or
dered that the county remit the amount
of its claim against the church, and II
was SO ordered by unanimous vote.
Mr.. Border feehngly thanked the SUI
pervisors for their generous action
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THE HOMELIEST MAN IN

Sacramento, as well as the handsomest
and others, are invited to call an anv
druggist and get free a trial bottle Of
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs
a remedy that is guaranteed to cure and
relieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs
Asthma. Bronchitis and Consumption.
Price 25c and 50c.
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New Kind of Street sweeper.

Assistant Division Superintendent T.
r. Jones of the Southern Pacific Com
pany has obtained patent for a com
pressed air street sweeper. If Mr.
Jones has found a means of gathering
the dirt from street pavements with
out raising cloud of dust, he is in
luck Perhaps he has struck the right
thing
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Death of Harry Black.

The death is announced of Henry F.
Black, after an illness of but a few
days from pneumonia. Mr.. Black was
a brother of Weighmaster Charles
Black. in the railroad company's en-
ploy, and was himself a brakeman for
the company. He was but 80 years of
age and had many friends in this city.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Fable Hotel
yesterday: Aaron Levitt, Philadelphia;
James Mckee Cincinnati; A. Aliff and
wife. ]. T. Hughes, ]. H Shine, ]. H.
Sturdevant, A. L. Rix, A. Whalen, E. j.
Curan, A. NJ Barnett, j. Tilley, w. G.
Dodd, San Francisco: John ]. Cahill,
Salem: William Beckman, Modesto;
Mrs Holmes, ST. Louis; j. F. McCar-
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PhiIIips-Judson Excursions East

managers to Chicago and Boston; also
for St Louis. New York. Philadelphia
and all points East. Choice of two routes
weekly, each personally conducted from
sea to sea. Central scenic route via
Ogden every TUESDAY a. m) of tho
year; Southern route, via Los Angeles
every MONDAY during thu, winter
months. Lowest rate. and best accom-
c. J. ELLIS, Agent s. P. Co, will furnish
proper ticket San Francisco office. 19
Mont Romery street.
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rramp. Getting Thawed Out.

Owing to lack of subjects, there
was no calendar in Justice Davis
court yesterday. Malefactors are either
scarce or hard to find. Or perhaps the
warm weather and ripening of garden
sass" are attracting them to the coun-
try.
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Resources of the County.

At the request of the Chamber of
Commerce, presented yesterday by Sec
retary Coleman, the Board of Supervi-
sors have decided to confer with that
body in regard TO the publication of a
pamphlet for free distribution setting
forth the resources of Sacramento
County.
Supervisors Mclaughlin and Gillis
were named as the committee to act
on behalf Of the board.
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A Swede No More.

Swan Johansen yesterday took the
oath of allegiance to Uncle Samuel in
Judge Johnson's court and is now an
American citizen.
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Guardian Apnoin+ed

Judge Hughes yesterday, on petition
of Marion J. Donellan, appointed
Charles W. Mier guardian ad Item of
Emma Mier, an incompetent person.
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RECORD-UNION, SACRAMENTO FRIDAY. I, 1899.

drugs, $685. So; fuel. $20s; hay and
grain, $161 80; improvements and re-
pairs, $126.32; surgical supplies
1925 80; dry goods and clothing, $92 26;
general expenses, $90.23; total, $2,-
OH 70
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Guitar zithers, so cents per week: in
structions free Pommer, Ninth and J, =
Save money by buying your tea and
coffee of ]. McMorry. 531 NJ.
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Gas fitting, plumbing, timing, roof
ing. Petralli Bros, moved to 521 ].
Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. 35c.
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EBNEH HOTEL,
I16 X. bet. Front and Second.

l16 X, bet. Front and second.
This we'll known hotel has been reopen~
ed rooms remodeled beds and bedding
new and clean; bar stocked with best
Wines. liquors, beer, cigars, etc. Terms
moderate.
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Change in Time.

Commencing Sunday, April 9th, the
Oregon express, northbound, will leave
Sacramento at II p. m.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect Ladies dining-room separate
open day and night. BUCKMAN & CAR
RA(IHER. Proprietors. No. 1919 Second
street. between J and K, Sacramento
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Everything for the house in electrical
supplies Tom Scott, 303 ] street.
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The Sacramento Home Supply Co. has
a special sale of ladies' trimmed hats
tomorrow.
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Do not put off too long getting your
teeth fixed Every month after decay
has begun makes it little more ex-
pensive for you and little more diff
cult for me. DR.. Weldon, dentist, S061a J
street
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The dental parlors of DR.. Alfred j.
Thomas, occupied formerly by DR.. H.
H. Pierson, are being remOdeled, but
the work will in no way interfere with
prompt attention being given to pa
tients. Office 5111a ] street, residence
same; office hours 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
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CAMPTS RESTAURANT

ITAIfAN-f kt,NcH SOC IlNNER OUR
speciality. Lunch, 25c, with cognac-Ravi-
oil and Tagliarini-every day. p. TER
ROM & CO.. Props. 1olS Second street.
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Try McMorry's 6Oc uncolored Japan
tea; E. B. tea, 7Oc: G. P. tea, Soc; P. F.
Japan tea. SOC. 531 M street
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For medicinal purposes drink "Glen
brook" sour mash whisky. Thet
Blauth, 407 K street. Tel 297.
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Hotfilter, the jeweler, sells Ea-carat
stone, fine diamond Tiffany ring, for
$50. Removed to S24 K street.
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The dental parlors of DR.. Alfred j
Thomas, occupied formerly by DR.. H
H. Pierson, are being remodeled, bul
the work will in no way interfere with
prompt attention being given to pa
tients. Office 51112 j street, residence
same; office hours 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
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Another carload of pianos direct from
New York received by the Wiley B.
Allen Co., 415 K. They are doing a
big business. Fine, reliable pianos and
low prices do the work.
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Try the Ell Dorado, S26 street. for
a glass of steam or lager.
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Flour-Dexter Brant

Manufactured by Phoenix Milling Co.
for sale by every grocer, soc sack.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL.
Corner Tenth and K Sts., Sacramento

BOARD AND ROOM. 81 25 TO 81 PER
day. Meals, 25c.
Accommodations frst-class. Free bus
to and from hotel. w. ]. ELDER, Mgr.
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BAY RESTAURANT
1923 Second street.

Private rooms for families; open day
and night Orders served outside Oysl
ters in every style. MATT and JOHN
RADONICH, Proprietors
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Peddling Without Licenses.

Constable Clark and Deputy Con-
stable j. p. Brissel yesterday arrested
Wing Chung and Wing Kee. Chinese
peddlers, who use horses and wagons
for carrying on their business without
the aid of a license They will have
a chance to heap sabbee Justice Henry
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For family use, for the medicine clos
ct, for those who use whisky as a bev-
erage. the famous old Jesse Moore AA
Whisky is the best, because it is pure
Sold by all druggists.
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BORN.
DIED.

CLEMENS-In this city, April 5th. to the
wife of Henry ]. Clemens a daughter. :
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TURCLU HOTEL,
COX II Gf-a-4

plan; strictly first-class; hot and cold
baths free to guests; electric cars pasa
the door, FRANK MEYER, Prop.
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MASON FAURE.

RESTAURANT DE FRANCE AND
OYSTER House, AT K street (formeriy mean
Golden Eagle HoteD. Meals la carto
at all hours. Family Orders, Banouets
and Wedding Parties.
L. FAURE. Proprietor
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THE METROPOLITAN,

AN ELEGANT MODERN ROOMIN0
house. centrally located. Rooms in suites
and single at popular prices. Travellers
solicited. MRS E. ]. c. KETCHUM.
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HE is BACK

ON THE RIVERSIDE ROAD. WHO?
Why! Geo. Gray at the Cliff House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-17

teriay. alleges that on April Cor
sou secured judgment against
KING county IN favor OF Charles y.
who Ia represented by iihg-
an A lihEan. IN a suit noW pending
The amount 81 tho Judgment VAS
FOR $40 80. The next day coreun ne-
currd a certified tranacript Of the
docket in the ease. FOR which he
paid Is cents. This transcript be
presented to tho county auditor ana
received a warrant Tor the whole
amount. 5000 This warrant WAS
cold 10 some person unknown to the
applicant. and the whole ur large
part % lie fare value secured This
was appropriated 10 his own use
by Coraon. and when WIN. J.. HaEan.
the other member Of the lrm Of iiau-
an & liagan. suggested that he would
so up and secure the money on the
judgment. COrson put him OF. say
inE Il would be necessary FOR HIM
Corson. 90 sign the docket. and that
he would attend 10 the matter.
Finally. ON June IS he admitted
having secured the money ana spent
o. for his own use. but promised 60
repay the money soon.
on the strength 81 this AFFIDAVIT.
Calvin n. HaKan asks. through hin
attorney. L. r Turner. that Cor
son be- disharred from practice.
Judge Riddle WIS r-cn today Ia re-
gard 60 whether this charge would
come under the jury bribery commits
sion. aud he gave n a. his opinion
that q would not The duties as
siHnri u them wero 20 Investigate
certain rpeci1c charges and this be
inE an entirely neW Can.-. would not
be- taken up by thrm unless speci-
firAiiy referred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-17
s.Il.,.s rh.r. o, Plenty Of GOLD.

Pur.~- Shaw. % the steamer Al.
nanee. which arrived IN port from Sc
Michael yesterday morning. believes
that there is gold In paying aBan.
Titles IN the Cape Nome district.
he has travelled extensively alonR
the Alaskan coast for Ave years. and
has become quite convsrsant With
the CONDITIONS up there
on the last trip north Of the Al
lihnce he was IN IT Michael for
several weeks. and az a result Of his
observations and investigations, he
thinks that the reported gold strikes
are no fakes.
tn a Star reporter this morning. he
said n believe the Roanoke's pas
senRsrs WI bring down a more fav-
orabis report Of the new goldneids
than that % the people on our boat.
There is gold In the Cape Nome dis
trirt--iots Of a.. hut getting n out
IL another matter. I cant shy
would advise anyone to go In ut
present. as the sood ground l. pretty
well staked. and the lack Of fuel will
make the conditions there very bad
indeed
70. 8. Lane, who speaks - favor
ably OF Cape Nome. In. believe. a
square man.
Z don't think he exaggerated his
story % the new diRginRs at ali. The
Roanoke. according to my reckon
tng. should reach Seattle this even
ing or early tomorrow morning"
An Opposite Opinion Expressed.
G. II. Rogers. a correspondent OF
The New York Herald IN Dawson.
who came down on the Alliance. does
not look with favor on the new gold
fields lie says he spent two weeks
at IT Michael. and after careful In
qulry arrived at the conclusion that
Cape Nome gold reports had been
grossly exaggerated. For this reas-
on. he sayw. he abandoned m In
tended trip 10 the district, and In
duced many Of HIS companions also
TO give the new discovery a wide
berth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-17
About Town.


Jennie g. Lombard rms been ap-
pointed administrator 81 the estate
of Emillnc Lombard by Judge ia
cobs
Joseph -. Hill was appointed ad-
miniHtraiOr 81 the estate Of Richard
=. Till this forenoon.
The board NJ public works are try
ing hard 10 fnd two teams suitable
for the IRE department and police
patrol.
The funeral service ~ Dora J..
Helms were held at Honney 4
Stewards chapel at o'clock yester-
day afternoon
The patrol wagon il laid up for re-
pairs. II IN being repainted and new
wheels substituted for the old ones.
Louis Kahn. "A native Of Germany,
has been admitted to citizenship by
Judge Jacobs.
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NOTED all the oniecrn " Company 6
a step tu on the two vacancies.
The names Of the officers promoted
arr unknown here save as they APP
pear on the eccorta Ia the Hdiutant-
generals Office. The muster roll
would Indicate Louis Steicr has be
c0me. by promotion, nrat lieutenant,
lie enlisted at Tacoma a. first Ror'
eeaut second Sergeant Charles a.
Lunan will came back a second lieu-
tenant Changes may have been
made In tho Philippines which may
change this order NJ promotion, but
u is believed here these are the mon
who are advanced.
According t. the same rolls, VIM.
l. Gray ant Henry u. Carter, corp
orai.. are made aergeants.
The appointment ot Lieutenant
taamplnK Of Company u as cap
tain In one % the new volunteer
regiments, has resulted In promotions
10 his company The same step
ladder pruccss ~ promotion il sapc-
toned b. Gov. Rogers IN Company
-.
The records Of the adtutant- gen
erals Office would Indicate z. ~,
taNuen. al present nrat sergeant.
becomca rrcond lieutenant by the
chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-17
A SUIT OVER
A GRUBSTAKE
Court Asked to Decide Owner
ship of $4,000.

A suit was alsi in the superior
toart ~ Joseph Albert and Markus
Mayer. against l. Garfinkie and his
mother. The complain alleges that
they had Ertibstakc,i Darfinkle for a
trip 70 Asaska. After he reached
there he sold the goods and used the
honey for his own benefit and ac-
Inundated god duet worth so. 600
Mayors wants a receiver appoi ntcd
Tor this until tire court can decide
who = the proper owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-17
THE PIGEONS
WERE WISE
Fooled Officer Spangle
Very Nicely.
HE TRIED TO GET THEN Drunk
story o. q Novel Attempt tsst sight
Or ons Of the Fissst. ssda
Dismal Fstturs.

Pollee oflcsr spanxie has had a
unique experience with the righteous
pigeons walch ruast IN The BETTY ot
the First Methodist church at the
corner u Third avenue and Marion
street
The ofresr last evening deliberate
- tempted them to fail frsstn their
fhigh estate 81 lncorraptihllity TO the
level 4 pniice court drunks. and was
completely worsted In the attempt.
Ttas pigeons stiii preserve their an
btwuishrd characters. and iscidsHt-
ally their lives. upon WHEN the 20
iiceman admits that he had frying
pan designs.
spanKie wanted pirpons Tor supper.
and. scoruinE o. try The old time
method adopted by Jack me Giant
Killer. - putting sait On their tails.
ne proceeded to try a scheme ~ his
own IN which cheap tsn=rut whls.
ny played a prominent part. fAur-
chasing tNsnty i've cents worth %
tns nery fluid and ten cents worth
- corn. he started FOR the church 20
carry cut his designs, the corn Was
In nttic bucket. floating around In
the whisky. and ErersiilY imblbing
the same ~ the time the sacred
edince was reached tire whisky had
all disappeared. and naught remain
81 IN the pail except thousand
grains - sadly bloatsd corn
spanuie scattered the kernels near
the bslfry. ami steppsi er short
dlatance TO await Developments Hc
figured that tho pigeons would ga;
% the corn. AMI. becoming hcahtly
drunk. would fail an Easy prey.
within a few moments the birds
caught on 90 the tempting feast
spread out before them on the
ground. and. describing graceful
curves az they swoopsd down from
the beifry. settled 10 the Job % eat
ing the corn.
The officer watched with an APP
proving smile Every moment he
expected % see those pigeons begin
70 reel and staRRsr. and thsn tuppie
over with their feet stuck up into the
atmosphere
Hut that was not To be. The
pigeons ate calmly ~ the corn. but
without any boisferons Manifesto
ttNHA Ut marty HHfn - HAuAAAg &C
company first class drunk. and
when the last kernel was consumed.
they looked -rlsmnly at each other.
and then AZ spnnEle. and. unfolding
their plnious. SCARED away for the
belfry I'm a perfectly straight line.
nnfftiuF the curves and f0uriahe-
which had marked their descent. ~
for Ofieer spanRis. he stood rooted
20 the spot for several minutes. inst
In sFOnder. Finally he reused him
self. ard. mutteriuR a few forcibie
words in Arabic. moved N down the
street. but not uuobserved as he
thought The story vas told about
police headquarters today and Span
gle viii probably have t. spend many
more quarters before he can finally
drown the tale - HE adventures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-17
Queen and Hum.
bOIdt Sail.
NOTABLE PASSENGERS Carried
tlst Of those Who Are Sound Tor
the Far Northern Land Of
Ice and Cold.

Two steamers. the Queen and the
Humboldt. sailed yesterday for the
north. tho former leaving in the AZ.
tsrnoon and the Humboldt al a late
hour In tho evening
The Queen departed on her second
excursion trip 70 sitka and other
paints 81 Interest 10 tourists She
had on board a large number % pas
senEers Among the notable pas
asnEers was United States Senator
George c. Perkins. Of California. who
II making the trip for pleasure.
Henry Willard. a well-known imam
cier and eK president OF the North
ern Pacific. was another passenger
The Humboldt. Capt. Hoularld,
pulled out AZ II o'clock. She had a
large list 81 passengers who were a.
follows: Frank jordan. Roger 4.
Greene. Geo. 9. Hondric. ,, H. Vim.
lug. Matthew REFS. 7. Edwards. J.
II. Moyie and wife. r g. Russell and
wife. Miss T.. Bray. Mrs p l.. sui
Ivan, c. A. Coleno and wife, NJ. nm.
u. y. Barham. r. ~ KleinHchmIdt.
James Omen. W. =. Hawlcy. C. w.
Carliss and wife. Capt. James car.
roll W. II, Gorhnm. l. ", Lowell and
wife. Miss Johanna Cone. Mrs. nanl.
Jones. j, H. Hughes, J. G. Hughes,
Mrs. I'D Leak. q. II. Mead. 4 J..
Giles. u, Brown. J. BruudaRe T.. w.
Walker. Warren Murray. l.. a. Rab-
cock. James Harris. T. $. Straight.
Mrs 9. Houck. George Olenc. q.
Kindiey, John Brown. O. A. John
SON. J. I. Ilawiey. II. Il Prosser. Mrs.
L. X. HIN. q. Berthei. G. II Hellmar.
Mrs. Alex McCasklll Mrs. r. Moran.
a. W. Hewitt. J. w Kerry. J. J..
Doyle. Frank Hoffman. .. g. VIII
ford, ~ q. Ailis. l., +. shaw, T.. l..
Scott, James H. Potte.
The Queen had the following pas
seugcrs. Mrs. T.. J.. Mllhurn, Annie
Mead Mllburn. l.. Maud Cole. Cleo.
X. Mosser NJ " Moaacr I. /. Mos
ser, Robt. Palmer. a. Hanson. W. n.
Bowman. Ntodn Reach. Edna how
man, a. l.. Piper. James buckley. 4.
Pagan. Mrs, a. Bendor. Eta Rem
dix. John 7. Davis. Mr.. silver, Geo.
q. Brown. Richard Moore. John
Buckley. Ed IanEren, +. G. Elan
gier, q. W. FlAngier. Mrs. l.. Mum
ger, r. y. Kendall. Mrs. II. nurney,
Eugene Levy. Mrs. II. NJ. Klgore.
Mrs +. G. Reed. s. G. Reed, A. NJ.
Kilgore. Miss Carey, Mrs. Carey.
Miss De Succa, Mrs. De Succa, r. la
Roche and the Misses Rhine.
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"But | Say, Senator
You Must"
AWEII, | WON'T. 80 NON |!
fhs r~o eentlemen Dispute and
There Is Trouble Over
Appointments.

TACOMA. July H. Senator Foster
Ana Congressman Cusnman are not
terevlng On all matters II federal
appointments rhxe IL a hitch be.
tween them over the division -
,aiees. Witch. while IL Is not serious.
has becou1c intercsiiug-
The selection II a west side census
,npers isor IL ihe last point q dlncf-
snce Cuahman e undeFsi sd 70 Ia
cor the appointment OF John kea,
81 olympia. white Foster has Indie
ltuI 4 desire O. see snohnmish %
Nhafcom county man IN the post
don. Either might Withdraw his
fuppart - third man who would
B. a compremlse. but this appears
tullkety
The difference over the supervisor
has existed Tor some time. Both
bere reluctang tn discuss the matter
a IRE last mcetiuE - the congress
tlonal delegation. and 4 vas drsii.
u to hsid snother meeting next
heek In the meantine the senator
tad congressman mal come together
n - uroha BILE 70 fn agreement -
teashsd before next week. bath sen
ttor FusteF and Congressman cnsh-
ian win make recommendation.
CenKr~.sman Jones will b. allow
- . name the man from Eastern
Washington without Interference n
tlther senator Poster % Congress.
taan cushman lie in ready to tn-
tounee his selection At any time.
senator Foster has yielded all
tight fu make any recommendations
t~warsitng poqtnfiicr appointments.
u the two conGr~ssmsn. AMI V has
been accepted that they should name
the appolntees. There are over 80
~ these to be selected. and senator
Fustsr Ia. felt that n he yielded
thas much he should be allowed 70
pame most % the other apps utces.
In addition the two Congressman ~
beet the cadets for West Point and
Annapolis
An audience viii be granted By
fa~ffpr Foster AMI Congressman
with I'm 20 a par1F q King county
cry byna ~shp have hesn urging the
,t,. t--ssnt % Major Clark a. sup
The feeling heretofore has
neifhsr Tacoma nor Sc
nave n0sa be recognized IN the ap.
/. though at one time Con
The u cushman was favorable 20
giving lark's appointment.
"a RE two representative could be
adueei 70 name Major Clark. lt
would settle the question and be
tofnewhat in The nature % a com
promise. Both refuse % say Major
tisrk viii not b. namssi. but both are
It'll favorable 10 the idsa o. nam.
tng man outside Of both King aud
Pierce counties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-17
OFFICERS
PROMOTED
In the First Washington
Regiment.

OLYMPIA. July i5.-Gov. Rogers
has announced tho promotion OF
Lieut.. ]. y. Mccoy, Of Company G,
o. reRlmcutal adjutaut In the First
Washington. succeeding AdfutHnt
Luhn. appointed major in a newly or
ganized regiment He ranks az first
Lieutenant. Lieutenant Mccoy has
been aching ~ reglmental adIutant
since Ad1utaHt Luhn was taken by
Colonel WhOliey az acting brigade
adIutaut. He. waN second lieutenant
IN Company @, enlisted at Tacoma.
There has been no appointment in
Company G since the retirement of
Lieutenant Boutwell,. though Lieu
tenant Mccoy WIS presumed 10 be
FIRST lieutenant. The governor pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-17
WORK ON THE
BIG TUNNEL
lining OF the Big Hole to Be.
gin Next Month.

The Great northern will put a new
foree u men % work on its two mile
Cascade tunnel next month. The
work u lining the tunnel VII be
commenced and viii be pushed rap
lily 70 follow the crew which IL Dig
fling through the mountains a. r.
De Lspain. ~ Tacoma. will be In
tharge Of the work
The Great Northern tunnel. which
u to be cut through the Cascades,
will be "a. 22i feet. or exactly u fest
more than two miles IN length Six
thousand feet % the tunnel has been
tut and & Is probable the work n
completing the tunnel viii occupy a
year or more.
Two hundred and nifty men will 10
out 20 wOrk lining the tunnel ~ the
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