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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

CORR ESPONDENCE OR PERSONAL
interviews invited with parties wishing
timber claims or homesteads in timber,
ranch or grazing lands on government
vacants; they're worth the government
price in scrip or soldiers additionals, too.
VIII locate you or your scrip personally
or sell you minutes, as you prefer. Pine
timber wanted on patented lands. At
home on Saturdays only, rooms and .,
Higgins blk p. o Box SOL, MisSoua. w.
F. Horton, Land Examiner and Locator.
FOR sALE-THE BEST GROCERY
store in Butte at invoice; clearing 50, 800
yearly: a trade of S. 500 cash per month;
best reacons given for selling; must have
$1,000 cash. Address John, Standard,
Butte.
FOR SALE-3-STORY HOTEL AND
furniture: corner lot fine location; "A
rooms, all full: store in front, laundry in
rear; terms easy. Mrs. Wolcott, Mis-
soula.
WANTED--A PARTNER, ENERGET
and competent, with money to buy inter
est in tailoring business Address r. S.
Somerville, MisSoula, Mont.
FOR SALE-CASH MERCHANDISE
business in the country; we'll located
Address Merchant care Standard office
Anaconda.
WANTED-PARTY WITH $3.50 TO BUY
a half interest in 4 good paying bust
ness. Room 2, % f. Broadway, Butte.
FOR sALE-DRUG STORE IN TOWN
OF 700 people; no competition. Inquire
room AIS Hennessv building. Butte.
WANTED-PARTY TO TAKE RANCH
on shares on r.pestone. Address Box
5S3, Butte.
FOR RENT-RooMs.
FOR, RENT-ONE LARGE FURNISHED
housekeeping room; steam heat, electric
lights and bath. No. 544 w. Broadway,
Butte.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. FREE
bath, modern conveniences, SO up. Tai
ent blk, cor Park and Wyoming, Butte.
FOR RENT-ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; modern conveniences. S1l
w. Copper, Butte.
FOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
rooms at the Merrlmac House, 800 N.
Alaska St, Butte.
FOR RENT-2O6 S. MONTANA ST.
Butte, . neatly furnished rooms for
housekeeping.
FOR RENT-TWO ELEGANTLY FUR
nished rooms sos w Broadway. Butte
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. 5S1 Kemper ave, Butte
FOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. Silver blk. los Z. Park. Butte.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
steam heat, bath. Leyson blk. Butte.
| For RENT-3-ROOM MODERN FLAT
| n z. cor. Jackson and Silver. Butte.
| FOR RENT-FUR FINISHED HOUSE
| keeping rooms 422 f. Park, Butte.
| FOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
| room III +. Broadway. Butte.
| FOR Rents UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
| and water. 745 S. Main. Butte.
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FRUIT RANCH-BITTER ROOT VAL

FRUIT RANCH-BITTER ROOT VAL
LEY
s3.500-16O acres beautifully located, COM
Portable and complete set of farm build
ings; ample water right on main road,
near school and station and miles from
p. O.. bearing orchard of $500 trees,
best varieties; immediate possession
20. 40 and S0-acre tracts near MissOula,
with water Send for list
GEO T. BROOKS. Missoula, Mont
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GOOD SIAMSTRESS WANTS SEWING
by the day in families. Room 20, Holmes
blk W. Broadway, Butte.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Observation-Disclosures
NVANTED-OLO IRON, BRASS, COP
per. rubber, etc Secondhand mining
machinery bought and sold: I rails spc-
claIty. Goldwater Junk Co, 1884 S. Ari-
IONA, Butte.
" ANTED-MEN WHO ARE SUFFER-
ing TO call and investigate my treat
ntnt; no mercury; consultation free
Prof. c. Sullivan, 80 w. Broadway, Butte
Mont.
YOUNG LADY WANTS ROOM AND
board in private family; no other board
ers; references exchanged S, Standard,
Butte.
WANTED-TO CORRESPOND WITH
nrst-Class blacksmith John ShiVeiy,
Dillon, Mont.
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LOST-STEEL-GRAY Horse. BRAND
ed letter H on left stitlc. s. reward to
finder returning to George Hayes, black
smith, Anaconda.
LOST-LIBRARY BOOK. "HISTORY OF
Music" March 81. Return to cor. Mon,
tana and Iron, Butte and receive reward
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MANIFESTATIONS.

NNANTED-POSITION by EXPERT
enccd lady stenographer: can furnish
references. Address II. C., Standard,
Butte.
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NJ. e. MAYER. Assayer-Samp,es by
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention. Gold and silver bullion
a speciality. No. 40 w. Park St. Butte.
P. Q. Box SIC.
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FOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE
within minutes walk of the bridge. on
the South side. Inquire a Standard Office,
MiSsoula
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MONEY TO LOAN
EGGS FOR MATCHING.
LOST.

LOST-A WIFE FOX TERRIER WITH
black spots. between Silver Bow and
Butte; reward. Harry Blumkin. No. ]
n Main St, Butte
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FOX RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE. 51i w.
Third st. Inquire Standard office, Ana
conda.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLA ANGUS.

BUTTE & SARATOGA COPPER MIN
ing Co.'S stock so cents pershare. OBJ
ject of selling, developing mines. Room
II, Silver Bow block, Butte.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-A 8. 4 OR 5-ROOM HOUSE;
deed given when payments amount to
purchase price and interest. Butte Land
81 Investment Co., 10 W. Granite ST.,
Butte. S. V. kemper, president.
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L. STICHT < co.
Reliable assay office. Established 1889
The largest and best equipped laboratory
in Montana. BIC N. Main st. p. O. Box CPL
Butte Mont.
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FOR SALF-REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
$1,000 for f-room frame East side,
close to mines.
s., 400 for 6-room double brick on +. MGR
curry.
81 300 for 4-room double frame on Z. Ga
lena
$500 for Groom frame on Oklahoma,
close to mines.
81 600 for 5-room frame on W. Granite.
$500 for S-room brick with bath, close
to business center
81 200 for broom frame on Front st.
$500 for Groom plastered house with
bath. w. Para st.
$1.10O for 4-room frame in the Hornet adj
dtion.
1000 for 5-room modern brick, w. Gran
lite.
$1,000 for two 3-room houses, lot 35Xl1i
feet. South side.
s1,250 for 4-roon1 frame on w. Granite.
$500 for 4-room frame in the Hope addi-
ton.
Vacant lots in all parts of the city
cheaper than the cheapest. Terms to suit
purchaser. Cobban-Casey-Day Co, SO w.
Granite ST., Butte.
| MISSOULA PROPERTY
2-Story Groom house and cellar. 66X110
| feet good residence part of city $3.50.
| broom house. 2 50-foot lots. well i'm
| proved, Knowles addition, $1,000.
40 acres. miles from Mssoula, fine land,
| buildings small, all fenced. $1,000
| 20 acres, Broom house, barn, good out
buildings, 1875 fruit trees plenty small
| fruit, miles from Nssoula $3.50.
S-room house and bath. 1O0x130 feet, on
| corner Knowles addition, very fine resi-
dence, $500. E. A. WINsTANLEY,
| MiSSoula Mont.
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| FOR SALE-3-STORY HOTEL AND
furniture: corner lot, fine location: "A
rooms, all full; store in front, laundry in
rear; terms easy. Mrs. Wolcott, Mis-
| sNllll
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| WANTED--A PARTNER, ENERGETIC
and competent, with money to buy inter-
| est in tailoring business. Address r. S.
| SomcrVille. Mis- sOula. Mont.
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FOR SALE-ONE FREIGHT ELEVA-
tor. NJ. ]. Fitzpatrick. Anaconda, Mont.
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FOR SALE-THE BEST GROCERY
store in Butte at invoice; clearing 50, so
yearly; a trade of $500 cash per month;
best reasons given for selling; must have
$1,000 cash. Address John, Standard
Butte
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| FOR SALE-CASH MERCHANDISE
business in the country; well located
Address Merchant, care Standard office
| Anaconda.
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referred to the Committee on Municipal
corporations, with instructions to re-
port whether it amended or repealed
any other Act or Acts.
5. B. 70, by Leavitt-To amend an
Act authorizing and requiring boards
sor commissions having the manage
ment and control of paid fire depart
:.ments to grant the members thereof
yearly vacations approved March 26,
1885.
y Leavitt, the author of the bill, in
reply to Dickinson, explained that the
-old law provided that firemen should
have from ten to fifteen days vaca-
a3tion each year. and no more. The
amendment provided that firemen
should have from five to ten days as
an annual vacation, and two extra
days in every month of service. The
bill was ordered to the Printer and to
the third reading file.
On motion of Bulla, the general order
second reading of bills-was contin-
ued until to-day, and on motion of Da-
Wis, S. j. RS 10, and were made
a special order for this morning after
the reading of the journal.
At II O'Clock the Senate took part in
the proceedings of the joint session
after which an adjournment was taken
until 10 o'clock this morning.
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Assistant Secretary of the Department
Int

Assistant Secretary of. the Department
of the Interior.
Section g. That the duties now i'm
posed by all laws and parts of laws
relating to mines and mining affairs
exclusively upon any existing depart
ment of the Government, or any divi-
sion or bureau thereof, shall, on and
after the day this Act takes effect, be
performed by the Department of Mines
and Mining.
Section 6. That the Geological Survey
is hereby transferred to the Depart
ment of Mines and Mining.
Section Z. That the sale of the min
eral lands of the United States shall be
conducted under the auspices of the
Department of Mines and Mining.
Section g. That on the organization of
| this department all officers and en-
ployes wholly engaged in official work
| in any department Of the Government,
or any division or bureau thereof, en-
gagged in the performance Of the duties
referred to in Section of this Act, and
all such employed in, the departments
referred to in Sections 6 and Z hereof
shall be transferred to the Department
of Mines and Mining.
Section g. That all records, maps,
documents, instruments, surveys, ma
chinery and other materials now in the
possession and use of any existing de-
partment of the Government, or any
division or bureau thereof, referred to
| in Sections 5, and Z of this Act, are
| transferred to the Department of Mines
and Mining.
| Sect,on IL This Act shall go into ef-
feet on the 4th day Of March. 1899.
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LOT 3Will consist of one of our
best low-priced banquet lamps. 1t is
of the latest dark-shaded decoration
with pronounced floral designs, and
when lit makes a very handsome ef-
feet. Has a lift OUT fount, with
double burner, and is the copper oxi-
died finish. Former price, So. .S5.
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DEPARTMENT OF MINING.
Resolution Instructing Our Con-
gressmen to Vote for It.

Resolution Instructing Our Con.
gressmen to Vote for It.
On January 6, 1898, Congressman
Barham introduced in the House ol
Representatives a bill to create an ex.
ecutive Department of Mines and Min
| ing, for the purpose of securing proper
recognition of the greatest Of Western
| interests.
The department shall be represented
| in the Presidents Cabinet by a Secre-
tary, the same as the Department O1
the Interior or the Department of Agri-
culture. Recognizing the Importance
of the bill as applied to California, Sen
ator Davis yesterday introduced joint
resolution, instructing our Senators
and requesting our Representatives in
Congress. to use every effort to secure
the passage of the bill, the full text
of which is as follows:
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
States of America, in Congress assem-
bled:
That there shall be at the seat OF
government an executive department
to be known as the Department OF
Mines and Mining" the general design
and duties of which shall be to acquire,
by examination, practical and scientific
experiments, geological research, or
otherwise. useful Information on sub
jects connected with mining in the gen.
eral and comprehensive sense of the
word, and to diffuse same among the
people of the United States.
Section 2. That said department shall
be under the supervision of Secretary
of Mines and Mining, who shall be ap-
pointed by the President, by and with
the consent of the Senate; and Sectisn
15S of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended to include such department
and the provisions of Title of said
Revised Statutes, including all amend
ments thereto, are hereby made appli-
cable to said department..
Section g. That there shall be in said
department an Assistant Secretary OF
Mines and Mining, to be appointed by
| the President, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate, who shall
perform such duties as may be required
by law or prescribed by the Secretary
thereof.
Section A. That the Secretary Of
Mines and Mining shall receive the
same salary as is paid to the Secretary
of each of the Executive Departments
and the salary of the Assistant Secre-
| ltary of Mines and Mining shall be the
same as that now paid to the FRS
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sanford-A. B. IS, to prevent the

Sanford-A B. IS, to prevent the
blacklisting of employees.
Dunlap-A. B. 1OS, to provide for the
purchase of portrait Of Ex-Governor
James H. Budd, by the State Board
of Examiners, and to appropriate mon
ey therefor.
Rickard-A. B. %, to add new Sec
ton to the Penal Code making it a
misdemeanor to fill, sell, buy, or other
wise dispose of or traffic in any cask,
keg, bottle, vessel, siphon, can, case,
or other package, bearing the duly filed
trademark or name Of another.
Rickard-A. B. %, to add new Sec
ton to the Penal Code making it
msdemeanor to deface, obliterate, cove,
up or other wise remove, destroy. OF
conceal the duly filed trademark OF
name of another.
Rickard-A. B. "a. TO amend the Pc
nal Code, relating to the issue OF
search warrants.
Rickard-A. B. 25. to amend the Pc
nal Code, relating to the disposition OF
property taken on a search warrant.
Dunlap B. 113, to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure
On motion the Assembly adjourned.
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Owing to Gastric Disturbances
Green Does Not Appear.

Speaker Wright opened the Assembly
at 10 a. m. yesterday.
Pierce of Yolo was granted leave of
absence by reason of sickness in his
family
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Afternoon Session.

On reconvening the first business was
to have been the reception given to
Milton S. Green before the bar of the
House. but the Speaker pro tenn. gave
notice that Mr.. Green's physician del
clared him too i'll to be present. On
motion of johnson, the citation was
postponed until Monday at 2:30 p. m,
The Committee on Labor and Capital
reported back A. B. 200, to prevent
monopolies in articles or commodities
of common use, with the recommends :
ton that it be referred to the Judiciary
So ordered.
O'Brien of San Francisco offered a
resolution that the faded evergreens
and smilax of the inaugural ball should
be removed from the Assembly Cham
ber. Adopted.
A resolution by Devote, that the Ser
geant at Arms shall keep complete
file of all bills and journals in his Office
for the use of members, was adopted
Dibble was called to the chair, and
proceeded, with the help of Chief Clerk
Kyle, to put the business on the file
through in great shape.
SECOND READING FILE
The following bills were read the
second time, OrdeTeu euSIosScu duu
passed to third reading:
Cobb-A. B. III, to amend Section
45t of the Civil Code.
Anderson-A B. 15, to prevent the
sale of raw material, and the manu-
facture in penal institutions in the
State Of California, of any article OF
commerce, other than jute bags and
broken stone and materials for coun-
try roads only, and articles consumed
in the State penal institutions.
Sanford-A. B. 81. regulating the
hours of employment for laborers in
sawmills,l shinglemills, shakemills and
logging camps.
Sanford-A. B. a. to provide for a
lunch hour for laborers in sawmills
shinglemills, shakemills and logging
camps.
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To appropriate money for the pur-
chase of lumber and fencing material
for the use of the Preston school
of industry. Public Buildings and
Grounds. fs 81
To appropriate money for the pur-
chase of tools and books for the use OF
the Preston School of Industry. Public
Buildings and Grounds.
Appropriating money for the mainte-
nance and Improvement of the water
system of the Preston School of Indus
try, including the construction of a
settling reservoir. Public Buildings and
Grounds.
Appropriating money for the mainte-
nance of the Preston School of Indus
try for the fifty-first and fifty-second
fiscal years, including salaries. Ways
and Means.
To amend an Act relating to commit
ment to the State school at Whittier,
and to the Preston School of Industry.
Judiciary.
Mack-To amend the Political Code,
relating to public lands and funds.
Public Lands and Forestry.
Sullivan, Eugene Cby request)-To
amend the Penal Code, relating to
game. Fish and Game.
Rickard - To amend the Political
Code-Judiciary
By request,-To provide for a free
employment department to be main
tanned in connection with the Bureau of
Labor Statistics. Labor and Capital
Boynton. To amend the Penal Code,
relating to fish. Fish and Game.
Atherton - To prevent adulteration,
fraud and deception in the manufac-
ture and sale of articles of food, to en-
large the powers of the State Dairy
Bureau to secure its enforcement, and
to appropriate money therefor Public
Health and Quarantine.
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To-day's Price, complete, $2.28.

, LOT 4Banquet lamp and globe to
match. Comes in the very latest eff
fects in three colors, all dark shaded
tints. A rich effect when the lamp is
lit. The designs ere artistic treat
ments of popular flowers, large size
; center draught burner; the metal is of
the oxidized copper which requires no
cleaning. Hight, 20la inches. Former
J nrice 81 81
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GREEN WAS NOT
BEFORE THE BAR,

CONTINUED from Fourth Pageo
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f. 7. COSPER, Chalrmt
w. S. MELLICK.
J. B. LANGFORD.
VIM. H. LA BAREE.
w b. LARDNER.

GREEN CITED TO APPEAR.
Upon the reading of this report john
son offered the following resolution:
Whereas, The special committee ap-
pointed to investigate charges regard
ing the methods used to influence the
votes of Assemblymen in the selection
of United States Senator from Califor-
nis. has reported that one Milton S.
Green. a witness before said committee,
after being duly sworn to answer ques-
tions. has refused to answer certain
questions propounded to said Green;
and
Whereas, The Assembly has hereto
fore decided that said questions were
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Justice Court. Judiciary.
To amend the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure relating to summons Judici-
ary.
To amend the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure relating to relief from iudg-
ments, orders or proceedings. Judici-
ary.
Chynoweth-To amend the Code of
Civil Procedure, in relation to jurisdic-
ton of Superior Courts in probate
over estates. Judiciary.
Atherton-To add new section to
the Penal Code, relating to bringing
into any State prison or State reform
atory. CT within the grounds of such
institution, any opium, morphine, CO.
caine or other narcotic. or any intox-
icating liquors of any kind whatever.
any kind, and providing a penalty
therefor. Judiciary
Mcdonald (Tuolumne) - Making an
appropriation to pay the claim of F. p.
Otis. Claims.
Huber-To establish a uniform sys-
tenn of county and township Govern
ments. County and Township Govern
ments.
beisnaW-Amend1ng the Code of Civil
procedure, concerning the selection and
returning of jurors. Judiciary
To amend the Penal Code, relating to
fish. Fish and Game.
| Hoey-Limiting the hours of daily
services of laborers, workmen and me-
chanics employed upon the public
works of. or work done for, the State OF
California, or any political subdivision
thereof. State Capitol and Public
Works.
| Camine.ti-To appropriate money for
establishing an ice-making and refrig-
Grating plantSat the Preston School OF
! Industry. Walks and Means.
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INSPECTING SUPPORTS OF ENTRY.
Collector Huestia and Two Special
Agents Return From q Trip.

Special fsfsnascn 70 the Posts ilEga~cer
PORT TOWNSEND, iune 1s,-~Coilecsor
81 Customs Fred II. HGeSsis accompanied
by Special Treasury Agents 1ank and
Sn.sta, returned ta!s morning fesgn ar off,
etal trip u inspection Of the different san-
parts and customs stations throughout the
district. Ard have been engaged all day
formulating the report tas. sisl o. sub
nsstssd 10 the treasury department Buss-
ursS throughout sae district Was foa1i %
~ steadily an TIRE Increase. and as a result
* - urEssSstss sN8s ths coming ff@>ai year
VII SER a material sGsszss nta12ou AZ the
working ferer under Collector H0astss
SoYthp0rt. ore % the SQsseEi 81 sne snaH
sslnporsSs @2s thoroughly sEsFess .gass2. ana
gaGr4 In Erst~csase shape w4sa che wnrk
s@.as satisfactorily performed The run
eFeSiS branches n present tgise- coarS@ %
construction &v tha Cara sia1 racs@c ean.
wsy wflf n~ osse az she rrain rcSss1s for she
COM ezssEslsset increase aa tas fierce az taa
District. waite Ea~ move has nat as y~s
nx@m @sssciasfT satGarssssa, re calsectcr and
esseeisl treasury representatives agre@ that
several neW deputy Collectors. ana nsga-
erasaS Inspectors ar Necessity
Ans-x ether important Innovations Which
wala "a r~esrsrssFa<sst 10 ne Department w-si
k@ he esss HsssAness az xasfa-zs branch
effsesS az Cascade CITY. sEta u Walsh she
Canadian Ire VIII ee completed shIs weex
aA4 .: NssNAx. ssHar4 uSacA tAe - cnA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30
JOHN MOOD TURNED LOOSE.
JUDGE DELLINGER REFUSES An
ORDER TO RETURN HIN.
HelAs There Was No Evidence 20
show Hin Guilty 81 the ORense
Ter which the UniteA States
Grand Jury HaA Indicted HIM.

PORTLAND. June 0.-Judge Bellnger
In the Unised States ceuTt today ordered
the discharge Of John Wood. timber
cruiser whom the authorities OF the state
Of Washington have been endeavorinG for
the past three weeks to have removed to
Seattle Wood was arrested shortly AFTER
his arrival here, about three weeks ago.
and United States Attorney Hall has ever
since been trying to secure an order Tor
his removal to Seattle, WOOD II said TO
have had S3.ooo on his person when he ar
rived here.
Wood was indicted b. the United States
grand jury at Seattle on . charge OF sub
ornation Of perjury In procuring James
NJ. Perry 20 make, before the register OF
the public land once. false oath, 10 the
effect that he had made personal exam
inauon Of certain lands.
The application for removal was heard
by United States Commissioner Deadly. OF
this city who ordered the defendant COM
mitted to await an order OF removal. Prior
to this proceeding . like petition WAS Ned
by the attorney for the United States be-
fore E. D. Mckee. alao commissioner for
this district, before whom a hearing was
he'd. and the defendant was ordered Gis-
charged.
Juegs Heilinger held that the discharge
OF the defendant by United States Comma
ssoner Mckee was fina,. and that there
was no testimony fencing TO prove that
Wood procured or advised the making or
he,alieged false averment contained In the
affidavis Of Perry. or that he procured tho
afyldavit TO be fled.