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FOR saLE-couNrRY PROPERTY.

THE OLD historical home of Lord Byran Fairfax,
known as Toston Hall. Mount Eagle. Fairfax
county, Va, with sixty acres OF Lard. situated
alout one mile and bali from Alexandria. Va.
ON high elevation, affording lovely view OF
Washington, Alexandria, and the Potomac River;
the estate OF the late Henry Johnson For in>
formation address OSCAR b. PIERPoINT. Admin
istrator Alexandria p. o.. Va. aul-Imo
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR SALE-severa very desirable building lots
at Brightwood, ID. c.; high, healthy loca-
tion, with electric ears; fare to any part OF
Washington, water and gas. LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER, 920 + st. NV. aiI22- 81 EN-
FOR SALE-At a bargain, choice building lot,
40xI30, on 18th st. read near intersection
with Brightwood ave, and in Brightwood
ave-, near BriGhtwcod 30xl30; these lots have
all facilities, rapid transit, public water supply,
and gas. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER, 9s0 r ST.
au22-3t-em
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS. IN RE
ESTATE OF ELIZA RANKINS DAVIS. De-
ceased. No. 9045. Administration Docket Dc
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia holding a
special term for Orphans Court business, for pro
bate of a last will and testament and for letters
testamentary on said estate, by Wharton f Les
ter the executor named in said WILL it IS ordered
this 9th day Of August, 1885, that notice is hereby
given to Roberta Rankins, Ellen Rose and to
the unknown heirs at law and next Of kin Of said
deceased and to all Others concerned, 10 appear
in said court on FRIDAY, THE 22D DAY or
SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1859, At 10 O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
to show cause why such application should not be
granted This notice shall be published in the
ssWashington Law Reporter and The Times once
in each of three successive weeks before the re-
turn day therein mentioned-the first publication
TO be not less than thirty days before said return
day.
By the Court: HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH.
Justice.
Attest ]. NoTA McGILL.
Register OF Wills.
WHARTON Z. LESTER, Attorney for Applicant.
auu. .lS.2j
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FOR REST-FaRMs.


FOR EENT-A 30-acFe farm with good dwelling,
euthogIses, Stable. and barn; finest we'll in the
surrounding country; ground in. condition 10
grow anything, convenient leeaticR- Apply on
premises MRS. ISABELLA HACAN. Central ave.
BeRning, d. G. au2f-Tt-
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TENTS AND WAGON COVERS.

NoTICE-We bought nearly all the tents and
wagon covers sold by the United States
Government at Savannah. Ca. rather than carry
them over until next year viii sell them very
cheap; all sizes. S. BENSiNGER & CO.. I1th
and Il sts NV au2f-tf
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FoR EXCHANGE.

Fon EXCHANGE lots, 5Oxl59 each, at Forest
Glen. for improved alley property in NV.
Be-, this Office anz+sL-em
FOR EyCIIANGE-Syracuse bicycle for type
writer in good eoEdition- Address d. d. I,
this Office. au20-3t
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WALL PAPER.

FAIL housekeeping time will soon be here;
let us start papering the rooms now and get
that part of the work done with. New, elegant,
stylish designs Just arrived. Very fine work
Only g up. Drop postal f. G. NOLTE. $40
9th ST. NO BRANCH. au23-tf
PAPERHANGlNG AND PAINTING-Rooms pa.
pered SI.75 up; latest designs; finest work
HUNT 4G7 G ST. NV. au22-7t
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PROPOSALS FOR MEAT AT L. s JAIL--Pro-
posals will be received al the office of the
general agent Department Of Justice, until I2
O'Clock noon MONDAY. AUGUST IS. 1899, and
then opened for furnishing at the q. ). Jail
during the remainder OF the fiscal year, ending
June 80, 1900. supplies of fresh and salt beef
which must be of good quality and delivered
from time to time in such quantities as may
be ordered The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved JAMES IL. HARRIS, Warden.
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PROPOSALS.

connections for the Franklin School, 18th
and X SITS. nw Washington. d. C.-Oifioe of the
Commissioners. d. c., Washington, August D.
ls99.-Seaed proposals will be received at this
Office until u NJ, AUGUST 81, TO construct two
steam boilers and connections for the Franklin
School, 18th and sts. Blank forms OF
proposals and specifications. together with all nee
essary information, can be obtained upon appli-
cation therefor at the Office Of the Inspector of
Buildings OF the District OF Columbia. and bids up
on these forms only win be considered The right
is reserved to reject any all bids Proposals
must be enclosed in an envelope, sealed. and en-
dorsed on the outside: Proposals For Construct
ing Two Steam Boilers and Connections for the
franklin School, 18th and X Streets " W.
Washington, d. c." JOHN W. ROSS. W E
CRAIGIIILI, Acting, Commissioners, D. C.
au23-6t-ex Sun-em
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"Ericssoa Line Excursions. I"

ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM
BALTIMORE.
10 philadelpLia tday bost) every day fex.
eept sunday at 7:30 g. m .........-.s " "
10 10 pmladelphia might steamers) ....... ~ W
10 fniiaselphia and return by rail-....... w w
10 cape May Qrom Philadelphia by raiD -. 20 - -
10 Cape May and return (tsn dayS..---. iW
10 cape ssy and return (season) ....... .s4-Zo
10 10 Atlantic CITY (from Philadelphia by raiD SsI9
10 10 Atlantic City and return (ten days.. $50
10 10 Atlantic City and return (season) ...... Sa0o
= 10 Asoury Park, Ocean Grove. Long Branch Saw
10 Asoary Park, Ocean Grove. Long Branch
ana return. season (from Philadelphia by
r. ...','-.....- ~
10 10 New York (irom Philadelphia by rail S-0o
10 New York and return ielevan dayo). )......s 20 ao
Nlghf steamers Except Surdays} from wharf,
Light and Pratt Streets. at p. Write for de-
scrptlve pamphlet and fishing grounds at Better
Ton. Tickets for sale at OFFICE ONLY. Also
tickets ior Chester. Pa. Newcastle. Del, Albany
nfoy, ~ Saratoga Springs Newport. r. l.; Fan
River. Boston. New Haven. Bridgeport. Conn.,
portland. l Me-, and points north. Tickets 10
pphiiadeiphia r on sale in Washington at b. q
o. depot.
CLARENCE sHRIyER. Agent. 2ol Light ST..
Baltimore Nd
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING A ROADWAY FROM
BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE ACROSS ROCK
CREEK PARK-Offiee Of the Commissioners D.
c., Washington, D. c., August % Is99.-Sealed
proposals will be received at this office until u
o'clock noon, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ?,
ls99 for grading roadway IRON Brightwood
Avenue across Rock Greek Park. in the District
of Columbia. All necessary information viii be
furnished on application to the Office OF the
Engineer Commissioner D. G.. JOHN W. ROSS.
W f. CRAIGHILL, Acting Commissioners ID. c.
aIr23s6t t-eXsun
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HELP ,r.NrEp-MALp AND FEM.LE

A QUICK, accurate typewriter, male female.
with machine get steady work al
low cash salary. Address or call EAGLE OF
FICE, I406 Pa. ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-A Joiner. two experienced salesiadies,
salessnon, and boy for a frame store.
Apply Saturday, at 4ss 9th 81. W. 1t
advanced dictati0n. preparatory for civil ser
vice and examinations aud rapid work
Call at STELI.MAN SCHOOL, 81 G ST. NV. Re-
Guced rates. au24-tf
wANTEB-7sspiis in telegrsphy, by expert ;eleg-
TspheT; shorthand and typewriting taught
by specialists. THE DRILLERY, 5o3 Iith st.
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HELP wAxTED-FEMALE.
--~----~~~~----~-~~~~~-
AdvertI.ements Under this head
Will be inserted for one cent n word
Sor each Insertion.

WANTED-Ladr for confectionery; general house
workers, ciiaaiberTnzids, cooks, mattresses, OF
fee cleaners, seaEnstresses. SHACKLEFoRD'S. 427
51th ST. nw. aU25-2r
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FoR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR sATE-Iasnare bicycle; cheap for cash;
oKDer leaving the city. Address T. r. {,
fhis Office. III
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posTeFFIcE NOTICE.

Should be read daily, changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedule of closing Is ar
overland transit. For the week ending August 26
the last connecting closes will be made from this
office follows:
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted for one cent n word
for each Insertion.
The times., 1899-08-25
Cali for semi=monthly Bulletin.
FOR SALE-NORTHWEST.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Houses; Sc up. WILLIAM
DeM0TT. Berwyn, Nd. au22-3t-em
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

FOR SALE-3203 18th st., Ingleside; lot 50x140;
s-room frame; modern conveniences; stable
and carriage house for double team; newly painted
and repaired; key 3205 18th st. Apply to owner
for price and terms, THOS. w. SMITH, corner
lst st. and Ind. ave- NV. au4-lmo
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WANTED-Fif3y girls and young men; light and
profitable employment. Apply BASEMENT,
eTS Il st NV IT
The times., 1899-08-25
SITUATIONS wasTED-MALE.

Advertisements under this head
Will be inserted for one cent n word
for each Insertion.
The times., 1899-08-25

FOR RENT-Three-room basement for cateress or
laundress; take board for rent. 636 Mass. ave,
NY au25-3t
The times., 1899-08-25

WANTED-Barber; good job: guarantee giyen'
steady work at good wages. TH0S. BARR,
3l5 Pa. ave. NV. 1t
The times., 1899-08-25

FOR RENT-Flat of 9 large communicating I'd
story rooms, unfrlrnished; newly papered.
heat, and gas; s12; also unfinished on Sd
floor, for light housekeeping, $40. IL st.
uw au23-3t
The times., 1899-08-25
FOR RENT-0FFICEs

FOR RENT-Three Office rooms; one desk ROOM
Apply on premises, 507 + ST. NV. au24-3t
The times., 1899-08-25

FOR RENT-A fat OF five or six rooms; hot
water heat; references exchanged. Apply
1920 18th st. NV. su23-3t
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ITALY MAKES 4 DEMAND.
REQtlRES NAIl NBl.E CONCES.
sIoNS FROM CHINESE EMPIRE.
Probably BACKED hy Great Britain
Thought to He n Move for Partt-
tion-Anserica Is Expected TO
Become Actively Interested.

PEkISG. March s.--The demand OF The
Italian government upon china sor a laase
OF Sannian as a coaling station ausi naval
aase. and the demand sor othss .ar., com
c. ssions. has caus..t. great excitement
lere. not puIy among the Chinese. bnl
also aatens the diplomatic earps- The
Chinese are firmly convince tEag Great
Britain is chief responsible for rtoly's de-
mand.
rhe diplomats openly sas thai the new
dt velonmeni is the beginning 81 a poilcy
Of partition upon ,he part os the powers
The representative Of a great power is
r. ported as having said thas tie moment
has nov arrived sor International control
of China, and IL ss added tha. II the rol-
icy Of the spheres of influence is really
issansarated. the United States Is expected
to have a say In the matter ana II Is
further SAID that there are Indications
tnat America is likely - prefe. the prov
ince OF Pechili.
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A CANADIAN FISH TRUST.
One tn he Chartered 10 Correspond
With That in Operation on
This side Of the Line.

TORONTO, Ont. March 3--Applieation
will he made at the coming session Of
the Dominion parliament for the .neor-
poraiion Of the Dominion Fish Company
This will correspond with the fsh cern-
hine In the United States and will control
the whole fish business Of the Dominion
over loo companies or plants OF greater
or les~ magnitude are operating on the
upper lakes. while a total of 30n men are
actively employed In fishing. Last Ausus:
an agreement was arrived at between most
Of these by which the price was 10 be
maintained for the advantage Of the fisn
ren This IL said 10 have worked vel
and 20 have given encouragement To the
companies 20 pursue their organization.
An arranse has been already effec;-
ed between the American and Canadian
companies prohibiting underseil.ng.
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LEADER BAILEY RESIGNS.
ne says He cannot Pretend to
Leadernhip when Large Num-
her of Democrats Refuse to Vote
for tnseatinx Gen. Wheeler.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-Representa-
tive Bailey of Texas announced TO-DAY that
he would not be a candidate for she Dem
ocrdtc leadership IN the next congress
He stated 10 an Associated Press reporter
that his decision was not received favor
ahly. Mr.. Bailey gave the following state
ment OF his attitude:
Il want I distinctly understood tha,
am not actuatea by any feeling Of piaue
or personal disappointment but | ana pro-
ceeding purely upon the idea that as a
large number OF Democrats are unwilling
10 insist upon an obedience To perfectly
plain provision OF the constitution they
ought not TO be made responsible for the
leadership Of a man who believes that the
constitution is the supreme law Of the
land and ought 10 be abeyed at all times
by all men I would raise the same aues-
ton again. and | will raise IL as often as
IL presents itself, bat when raise 1, from
my place In the ranks of the party, | must
take the responsibility and Others Will no,
be compelled to share the responsibility
with me.
Il believe tha. the Democrats who voted
to allow these military appolnsees Of the
president 10 retain their seats in congress
greatly mistake the sentiments OF their
Democratic constituents. II ss utterly i'm
possible for me To believe that any man
ia this country is more popular with the
Democratic masses than the constitution
reverence for which has been the chief
article OF our faith. ! regret the vote
almost beyond expression. because doubt
with that precedent established any an
po!ntee of the president will ever again be
denied right 10 sit in the house.
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ALASKA BROUGHT TO DATE
Government Completes History,
GtyfnS Results Of All Army
ExploratiOus,

WASHINGTON. March S.For the first
time the government has complied his
tory Of the grea, territory of Alaska bring
ing the explorations made by army Of
fcers up to date and including the elab-
urate description or TIE FsYyrsacl resources
of tho territory The compilation when
published will make a large octave vol
umc OF about 90 pages. The matter was
supplied by the var department under the
direction If Assistant Secretary Meikle-
John 10 the senate which had charge OF
the committee on territories by resolution
with obtaining ali tre data on the sub
leet OF the military explorations CT Alaska
and the lines of communication and ma
tiees in the possession OF the government.
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SAMPSON -SCHLEY MATTER.
SENATE TAkES SHORT CIT TO
SETTLE THE QUESTION.
Are Advanced to Rear Admirnla by
Virtue of the Naval. Personnel
Bili. in Their Relative Numbers.
and Receive No Promotion at All.

WASHINGTON. Marcn AT 2i5 the
senate went into executive session. In
executive session the naval nominations
were taken up. and the discussion up
On The cases OF Admirals Schsey and Sama-
son. j; was urged that the list sent in
today would place the men in the order
they ought 10 be- and that the firs; n3m-
nations. In which Sampson was given the
preference. should be dropped The SEN
ate then took up the naval nominations
sent In today. and they were confirmed
without opposition. These are the pro-
motions resulting from the naval personnel
bill. 1t settles the Schiey Sampson con-
troversy by making each a rear admiral.
with Schley two numbers In advance II
Sampson.
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ALASkA'S CRIMINAL COD[.
CONGRESS PASSES THE ACT IN ITS
CLOSING HOURS.
Among Other Features II the Grad
ed Liquor Tax. Which. II Is Es-
tlmatrd. VIII Produce n Revenue

Special Dispatch 10 the post-Intelicencer.
WASHINGTON. March s.-Late tonight
the house agreed 70 the reports OF tie coa-
fereos on the bin providing a criminal code
for the district OF Alaska. and the bill. as
amended. containing nearly 40 pages was
delivered 10 the enrolling clerks
or the arnsndments made in The bill. the
most important Is the graded liquor license,
wAich is estimated hy Senator Shoup.
whose committee prepared the amend
ments. will yield an annual revenue Of ss1o.
essa. 81, ef when il % be converted Into the
United States treasury. A system of taxa
tion equitable and hast as could he pro-
viied in the short time is also provided
for
The success OF the measure Is due great
" IN The uatIrsng efforts NJ Senator Shaup
IN committee ard % the ii9or. and his ex-
perienee in p{oneer communities vas Of an-
limited valse in directing the deliberations
Of the committee.
Gov nraGy. ~ aiassa VINO has asea
constant in his a;tenIance upon Ihe eoTn~
fg,iitee and h3d dome everything TN hts
powvr fer the lest interests Of Alaska
said tonight The most important thing
in the criminal co l. Or Alaska passed
~ congress tonight g. ghe liquor iicense
and othcr uccnseS designed for raising
scvefae Roughly | e~f mate fhat fafse
licenses ~iGl rasee $50 80 revenue os this
guus probably sS5o,1 coming from itau5r
licenses By TIE report Of the - n1rrl lssica-
efs or Internal revenue There are 81
piacss where special rsxes aye apw paid
The number ~ piacrs Nhica wtl! psg
special iieerse VIII a. larger thau *
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PRINCIPAL Buildings in the Mining
Town of Alta swept Awny.

SALT LAKE. March 3,~A disastrous
snowsllde occurred az Aha. AZ the head Of
Little Cottonwood canyon, a. ! o'clock
Wednesday night. that demolished the
buildings OF the camp bat no s:ves were
lost.
Thc s..de. w}s,ch had been momentariiy
expected FOR several siays starred a: the
rlsgstar mine. up on the mountain side
and Swspi aa.n into the canyon with 1
roar that was heard FOR mites. The Emuss
mines ore bins and 81 She best buildings
IN the camp were directly in the pain ot
the avalanche. ard i = stated thar ;hey
were crashed IKE css shells. Grapes stare
was caught .u she slide, and after being
swept some distance down. Was carried a
distance cf ieo ise5 ~ the either wall
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The naval personnel bii aboiishes the
rank of commodore and raises all the
present commodores Ia the rank of rear
admiral The action of the senate leaves
Sampson and Schley precisely IN the rank
and relative position they would have &C.
cupied If no attempt had been made to
promote either Of them. and leaves them
lower on the list than either Kautz or
Howison. over whose heads they would
have been jumped had the promotion
which the president designed been
given them. Neither one of them is thus
advanced a single number by reason of
their conduct at the battle OF Santiago.
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congress ALMOST
At h DEADLOCK.
Big Appropriation Bills Long
Tied Up.
CONFERENCES ARE FUTILE
River and Harbor Bill Finally
Acted Upon Pavorably.

The Sundry Ctvil BtlI. Carrying Ap-
prOpriottOn for Laying Of q Pa.
cihc Cable. sim I'm Conference,
both Houses Rcfusing to Recede
From Their POaitfOas-NavaI App
propriation In the Same Predic-
ament. the Dtspute Being Over
the Am0uat Allowed for ArmOr
Plate-ClOainK Hours COnfuHiOn.
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THE POPE Doi>s VEIL.
His fhs .irisu. ~a> Th~t Arr .3s-
sshssi with nj. suass4.a

ROME MsFse z~THe Dhsssasnz - ~
.epe say taav are szse ~sfs1s3 ws h.s
es4a Hhes ssrsas tns p8s ~ sFss
szeFg-- fety pgs~ eses ssF ssv a ax i
Tnis - aE f+e aHnivvrsaFY eT sbe sa~
sasa - fas s4 sseTe @sre tses asasl esrs~
nsanssa Sc ssz lussssan ass yas Il sfczs ssfss
'a'ev as.s''e- I'D T'safaa's ~ne
sgv1Ese4 te.4sr Naf~sss la s'se vfestof b.ssx
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'Al, MARCH 4. 1s99.-FOURTEEN PAGES
STATUS OF APPROPRIATION BILLS IN CONGRESS


conference oth
arh plate factory The
amendment cable
lwass
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b'afSh 3ste S~r1s rs saeerT.sr
:eessAg aasssase-s fseasse ii rtyne sn.4
1sgxe~ g SasssesTn. sAe tssf-r ssia~ ses
ssrgsex lessss ~ the HasS3ssa < Izs-sse
s. ia. aeers os fa sTt es aFssgr=asszT
PaEHe wA4 eenarwez essF Se7e-e3sa sats
noe-an=1sea wAs Felas.s. :. vets =. =
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4.us ~ rI.7s gai ssasee g g.sssier
gIse sgYs f3ar sf s'1$f T. 4 8 f.o~a. 4
ssezes - aS1NeFsssssts 7fs - - gsasts q.
artificial "a making s7ssTa'tsN has
n*ea ss3essstel ~ be fsfsanassef of cnrs-
ss5srs rare - Taa8e sS6ss sfse assssnns
sfterzss43 ssar# fs~ ~n @gSsATasBs awf
sfsasssass sas s7ashasslns TIE eslsa aa:a
s. ssry ngaA nesGea a-~e. ard sh. e0ssfs-
soe@ ANs9 n~sn sassaoie sn4nx times -
sAss. eus 10 raia tails.
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ARMY AND NAVY
BADLY CRIPPLED!
Effect Of New Laws Is To-
ward Disorganization.
SOLDIERS COMING HOME.
But Department Expects TO Secure
Many Re-Enlistments.

signal service Ina Particular Win
Ne Entirely Broken to Pieces,
Even im the firtd-Nearly Every
Man IL Entitled to Discharge On
the Rattncattos OF the rr~sty-
Low Price of trmor Plate VIII
step Construction of New Hattie.
Ships-Naxal Forces Toe small to
Man the ships Now Ia Comm issioa
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SALT LAKE. March sscustor Shurt-
III chairman OF the legislative iavestt-
gairr committee. stated 10 the JOINT Sc
seHssgy today shat the port of the e5n-
mS;;ee wouid be presented at neon on
Monday.
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HfagaS sas tse sassas II she sEeNsash en9~
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ard Il ls ex9sefet zMas &c assssos fsassss
~ s2stsss.E. EaasnG ssaas as saz4s very
srnn
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DENVER NzrsA 7~ssassses,ss!ss IA af
sas efsstTfe ass& e. ass xteeet ~EsvNs &rs&
81 .fs&s cafY Sas es.essssss sosaaF wrzsF sas
sAx-A ng n IenTeg Csgw - ms@Ae S'esys-
g.@Eay ArtssSgs st sueeTg-sy@sssa ssFs 1lSa.
19.x x%sssAS stock ls s. So IS.
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tiNCoLN. Neb-, March 7~ T. r
TheTap~on wtfhdre@ fFssn tire senatofisl
faes ~ .ae Republican esgetHs taalEas
= hcn Mr Thompson. x supporters 10 tne
uuuheF 81 seven a~gtf aea ~ J II wee-
toFf. Il EseaSfine. cte ft1nais7ns sea #eat-
terfns amesg ;he rainor candidates a-lse
slxfasnsh fasI.sat fesl.ssal
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Senatorial pcadIorks.

SACRAMENTO. Marcn z--Tne sevehti-
en- ballot for migss States senator sno.-
- 10 change ef tae veto o. ysesertsae 3.
other iitsn fha; Ia i9sree. are 81 Euia's
men nho aad been Aasen nt for seversf
days was present and eu.et Tor Irving II
scott The Voie wa9 aa fslf3as
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Member. Hold n Session
bS Themaelyes.

HARRISBURG. Pa. March 3.~paTing
a wrnngle in the house today over mo
sion to adjourn, Speaker Farr declared ;se
body adjourned The speaker followed by
the clerks and many member Jeff the
hall The remaining members then elected
Bliss, one % ths ant.-lnay Republican
leaders, speaker. After adopting motion
authorizing i}siss 10 appoint a committee
OF fiye tO take acti0a on tho arbitrary
ruling OF the speaker. the riamp nous7 took
a Feeess until the hour nse1 for ths gsn-
erai session to baliot on senasorsn.p IRE
ballot fellows:
quay ...-. ........ eaten nthcFs ....-s.. 81
jerks ..... ....... ~ PAIRED. etc ..s.ss. -
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Isv..aixmsIng Committee 10 Report.

THO s:.np house. upon rsasseFabl sg. DID
nat nave q quorum ard adjourned.
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,-eaas.a4<Si oa rass Mac
The Coconino sun., 1899-05-06
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

And District Attorney of Coconino County Practice before the Land Department spe- cialty. Ofice in Court House, Flagstan, Arizona.