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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-07

The young ladies of the First Presby-
terrain church will give trolley ride
Thursday evening from to 10 o'clock.
The charge will be % cents. Refresh
ments will be served free.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-07

The Cuban Land Company is sending
out circulars to parties Offering stock
for sale. IL. G.. Harrell Il Co. are the
agents at Havana. and the headquarters
of the company are at Havana.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-07

The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Richard j. Harris, of Washington, ID.
c., will be preached at the Good
Shepherd church this (Wednes-
day. morning. June It'll, at 10 O'Clock.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-07

Most of those who went down to
Morehead Saturday to attend the dance
complimentary to the students of the
University of, North Carolina. returned
yesterday. They report a most delight
full stay at the seaside.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-07

1t is said that many of the peniten-
tiary employees, failing to get their
money during the past four or five
months, have from time to time sold
their accounts against the institution at
a great discount.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-07

The company at Goldsboro. which it
was thought would be hin the First
regiment of the State Guard, but re-
manned i'm the Second regiment, goes in
to the First. So the latter will stand
Just as it was in Cuba.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-07

DIR. Hines. the county physician, yes
terfay reported to the county commas
sioners that the small poX situation ii
the county was well in hand and he
thought the epidemic had run its course
and about disappeared.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-07

The Christ church branch of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Board OF
Missions. will meet on this "wednesday
evening at 6 o'clock. in the chapel, in
stead of Friday morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-07

Every pair of Mems Shoes in the
house go at the Great June Sale prices
and the picking" is fine.
Mems Buff Congress and Bals-S1 30 |
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-06-07

The next term of Wake Superior court
will begin July 10th. 1t win be a crimi-
nal term and win be presided over by
Judge Fred Moore This will be Judge
Moore's first court here. He will also
preside at the September and October
terms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

Monte CPisto Railway Will he
Opened g Si1vert0n.

Special Dispatch 20 the Pos,-Intelligencer.
EVERETT, Sept. 0--The Post-Intelli-
gencer'a report In rexsrd to the recon.
Struction OF the Monte Cristo railway Is
fully verified by information obtained In
this city. There In little doubt At this
tine that the road Will be rebuilt to ST.
eerton within the next sixty days
II has been officially given out here by
General Manager Crooker ever since the
road was waahed out, until lately. that II
would not be rebuilt for some time Ia
come, but now Mr.. Croker Gays that
there In a great chance Of its being re-
constructed at once fhat the New York
people have taken 1lp the matter again
and this time 10 good earnest. and tina,
n proper Arrangements are made with
several Of the mine owners at 81.
verton the road win certainly DO con.
etyucted.
This IL good news for this city and the
Silverton and Monte Cristo diatricta. n
Will g1vs new life to the country and Ia
Of untold benefit. No psrson has ever
doubted that there are Q great number
OF nns properties In these two districts,
but Just At the time they we're about
reaching Z developed rate the road
washed out and thereby stopped all fur
Their work. n the road had no, me,
with that mishap there Is no doubt but
there would have been at least four ship
ping mires from these two districts long
before this.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
|bEEcnAm'S
| PILLS
Small Pills for Biz l1ls like
! INDIGESTION
J CONSTIPATION {
!, BILlOUSNESS !
10 cents and IS nts-Druggists.

All the Gre that has been shipped 70 the
the mine owners and has demonstrated the
Act that the SUNSET In Just - good n1sne
a. II has heretofore bsan aggregated TO b.
OF all the copper propositions IN this
county the fndex.independeni seems now
20 he taking the lead This properly 10
situated about four miles above Index and
about three-Quarters Of . mile from the
railroad on what IL known - the West
index mountain.
Perhaps the iargest and most valuable
body OF copper ore that has been discov-
cred In this county has been found in this
piece OF property. A great many men have
visited II within the aSs ten days. and the
unanimous expression OF all - that this u
a great mine
The development work on the property
has proceeded 80 far as TO show iha; the
ore extends In depth. and equal width with
that found in the Groupings Large pieces
OF the ore have been brought down and
exhibited a; Everett some pieces weighing
a. nigh as 80 pounds, and being perhaps
ever been brought out OF the Cascade
mountalnA
The new bond entered into between Mr..
Downs and Mr.. Townsend In regard 10
what r. known az the Trout creek copper
property has been placed Of record in this
county.
This u the property on which Mr.. Downs
Placed a large compressor plant and on
which he has been working for the pas,
SIX months. IL IN stated that they have
come In contact with n body OF ore In the
lower tunnel and that the property Is
making good showing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
uDsI LEAVE NONE.
.av REPORTs THAT TCIkx
h - rersr GET AWAY so0U.
Fuel and 0hSlta9 - Care
-. - Crowd There now-6ss.
1890 Has SotiAeA TPaasDsssa-
- Cewpsnies-AsAks 9ss Catssss.

~.~urSGTOS, Sept, J-Gen- 1hafte$
- y, the war department copy Of
@sieh which he has received from
a has. /, "a dated st. Michaes,
4 and "a as follows:
EA1rA a Anvil and along the beach be-
sls 1f1e and a.50o people. Fully z&oo
.z,. rf1i be compelled to leave there
kS~ IL Close Of nay!gatton owing 70
49, viii be but three steamers
- = rUturn before the seasuo caesee:
- ~ people can get away there VIII
0sas suffering and prooeoiy To- %
GAich Il viii be inpoes.bt1 20 emeilo-
fhey oil have pIenty o. money %
s theje passage / would therefore eug-
fhat the transportation companin -
~ a The condition Of A4njre 4nd the
s1rry department be ASKED 70 oe01s cut
- fhsee q late a. poss!bls % mat any
1Gncy. The Cape Nome district =
- RI u richest ever discovered IN our
~ and will rival the KionAtke
.0ashtng II . Oodsend 10 the d<eti-
&S 0fon6sd here. There ass from GO 70
Soepje along the beach. and they are
- OF from 80 TO 80 psr day pr man
II soekeYs oulch district y ~ yet not
~ legsioped. but shows great richness
rsVer worked. look tor the greatest
100 naxt season. Win make fun report
2 Tost Egbast. I sail from hsrs 70
~ noont tomorrow"
asr ays he has noeifsd the trans
s1s116oo companies OF the amount OF
Eeoaa0e thsy can Axpect e they have
~ q Fort st. Michael 70 bring the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
---------s---~---~-~----
TRIAL OF 0EnT COATS
FER Burglary 81 Taesma TAeaees
Safe Last vlnaer.

FER burglary 81 Taeens TAsassr
Safe Last Winaer.
special Dispatch to the Post-Intssl.gencer
TACOMA. Sept 30--The trial OF Bert
SoAts. the young man charged with bur-
esarusng the Tacoma theater safe OF 400
ssst winter. began tn the superior court
Ray Kaufman. young man who plead
q 9ullty 70 the robbery Of the money
drawer In furniture store. now servine
osntenoe u Walia Walls, was on the
eeend al the afternoon q q witness on
eshak Of the state. He detailed how he
had been introduced to Goats by Jack
k1tch, thief. ard had furnished Goats q
ehiaeI and other tools 70 DO several Jobs
On the night Of the burglary az the the
etef safe Coats climbed over the transom
while Kaufman waited OUTSIDE, and Coats
N nye minutes returned with the money,
which KAUFMAN carried home on the
day.
The chief Of police Detectives ana County
Attorney GhackIeford have been SUM
moned - witnesses In behalf OF Coats,
Who claims that ct somekima In the past
ne was requested TO assist the police TO
fun down criminals in the capacity OF
stool paGeon." Whether this Alteration
y truN. and just what eject Il viii have
In the Coats trial remains to be seen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
MAlET COMMITTEES work.
1URfMER IxouIRT INTO THE RAM-
APo WATER COMPANY DEAL.
The Cssasel fer the Company Ississs
That Il Yves AAsnAsatly Able %
Carry Oss the PrepeseA Coasssess
-eevesal witaesses Disappear.

NEW YORK. Sept. D.-The assembly
COMMITTEES investigating the management
Of the departments 81 the municipal gov
eminent devoted itself today 10 further
inquiry regarding The status Of the Rama
&c Water Company, which had proposed
70 enter into tsoo. 100000 contract with the
city.
II. c. ~. fngraham. OF counsel for the
company. was the frst witness. He had
drawn the contract for submission 10 the
board Of public Improvement. but he point
ed on; several material differences be-
tween that paper and the contract which
would be placed before the board by Cor.
poYa;ion Counsel whalen. Witness could
not give the names OF stockholders IN the
Ramapo company. That company. W.T.
ness said. could I'll all the conditions OK
~ proposed contract and begin the de-
livery OF water In 1863 He was asked to
produce Mr.. Nostsand. the company's en-
gineer. but replied:
] can produce him. To introduce any OF
my friends here 10 Mr.. Moss would be Ike
Introducing them to An ASSASSIN
Mr.. Moss. counsel for the committee.
documents which Mr.. Ingraham had
brought with him.
Gen G. II. J. Coils. formerly commits
sioner Of public works Of New York city.
regarding the subject OF the c!ty's water
supply. The man who came 10 him on
this errand urged that the Ramapo coii-
pany controlled the only available supply.
but the witness had replied that at that
very time there yes stored In New York
reservoirs a. oo0 90 90 gallons Of water.
Gen. Coils also testified that during the
G. II. Strong administration the asphalt
paving contracts had been - altered as
70 DO away With the monopoly which one
concern had enjoyed
George H. Hammond. the committees
subpoena server. said that ne had a num-
hap NJ men look M for Enrinaa. Ncstrand
and Secretary Lamont, OF the Ramapo
company. for the last two weeks. but in
vain.
AZ the afternoon session Corporation
Counsel Whaien failed to appear when his
name was called. Mr.. Moss turned from
the Raniapo matter 10 the letting OF city
contrae;s without bids ard the purchase
Of supplies from favored dealers, but the
information obtained was not important
Several witnesses were examined and the
NnmniftAA Adjourned until tomorrow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
IMPROVEMENTS on RosLYx NINE.
New DunkePs, Tower and Cabin Pat
IN by Northwest Improvement Co.

Special Dispatch to the post-InteIlieencer
RoSLYN. Sept 20.-The Northwestern
Improvement CompAny's coal mine No Z
was closed down several dsya last veek
In order 10 put In new cables ana make
other extenMve repairs In the mine. The
work Of putting In new cables In this mine
y big Job. AZ the mine 10 no~ In ever
two and one-half miles and II requires
On immense amount Of cable to pun the
coal trains or trips" up out Of the mine
and return the empty cars. Another new
engine Is being put IN place NJ the main
works TO handle the cable In the slope
en- the sixth. seventh and eighth levels
ana this Will deliver the coal ~ ths'botsom
OF the main shaft
Immense bunkers are being put IN at
tho main SHAFT IN connection With the nev
tower just completed. These buYikers are
heing built on the very lates, design. ana
the cars will he operated IN such a manner
as TO be self-dump.ng, and Instead OF re-
curing four men as formerly 10 DO the
work. one man only will now be required
This will also enable the output to b. ma
terially increased Prom the shaft Tue
new tower 10 one Of the largest IN dimen-
s.ons OF any In the Cn,;sd StateA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
MONTE CARLO ORE SHOOT.
HAS, Been Driven Into SIX Or Sever
Feet anA u Very Rich.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiligencer.
been received from Index from the super ~r.
intendent OF the Monte Carlo mine on
silver creek that they have driven into
the ore shoot. which crops out above FOR
20 feet. They have driven into the ore
some Az or seven feet, and the face and
sides OF the tunnel are Of solid ore Of
the same character a. that which has
been found on top. This ore has assayed
as high as e352 in gold
Where the ore shoot on top has been
struck IL In shown to be at least 100 feet
long. and II then disappears under a rock
slide going up the gulch. and the width Of
II on top 10 from eight to ten feet Ev-
cry mining man who han been on this
property has prophesied Ut II the ore
shoot was struck in the lower tunnel.
with good width. I, would be one OF the
big mines Of Western Washington. and
the owners Of this property have been
on tlp-toes for the past twenty days,
knowing they were approaching the shcct.
but always guessing 40 to whether they
would strike the ore or not. and nov since
have a piece OF property Of great value
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
ALASKA SALMON PACK.
Heavy Run 0f Fish. and OOtp0t
VIII Exceed OOO,OSO Cases.

Pokr TOWNSEND. Sept. 20.--Schooner
Maid Of Orleans arrived at an early hour
this morning. from the west coast Of
ALASKA, having Joseph Hume. the can
ns~yman ms q passenger. Mr.. Hume re-
ports the catch a. fair at kariuk cAnnery.
while the catch at Chigrik was extraordi-
narily good He reports the pack OF his
two canneries q. nearly 90 cases when
hs left. twelve days ago. and that thsy
we're SIN putting up salmon. and he az
Nets the amount will reach - On cases.
The most enccuY ring reports are
brought from Berfng sea. and he says tbs
Alaska pack this season viii exceed ss.
40
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MINING IN sNOHOMISH.
One ThousanA Men Now EnGsgca In
lt-s0ne Of the Mines.


lt-s0me Of the Mines.
Special Dispatch to Che Post-Intelligencer.
EVERETT, Sept B--lt is estimated by
men who are reliable that there are up
yard Of Loo men engaged IN mining In
enohonish county At this date. Large
quantities of proviaons and rippis~ are
being taken up the Monte crieeo rad on
horse cars and distributed ~ Monte Cr.sto
Silverton and Goat Lake. ma about sixty
pack horses are used on the trail between
Mineral City and 0aiena In carrying up
provisions and tools for the miners; and.
besides thiS quite number or thesr men
are employed In what Is known "a the Gold
Mountain district, above Darlington. In
this county.
Every body seems 10 b. sm!tten with the
mining fever. II II no unusuaI thing for
men 10 como into the assay office Of this
city With ore procured In this county tina.
Coes from &Sob "a 81 go n ton In gold and
silver. some very One specimens OF brittle
silver have been brought In lately. and from
The Silvcrton district large quantity Of
native copper has been brouxh, down
The report that was current here that
the Sunset bad ceased shipping ore IL found
upon 'nvcTigation 10 BE- absolutely untrue.
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tween points wholly within the city i'm
ia The suit n TO Be brought In the al
iefso interest OF teamstsrs
Ine bringing OF suits Of thle kind are
Se9feeted BY large number or citixena,
HaYticulAriy In view Of the fact that lsgs
tnan year ago the General 4s.ectric Com.
psnK esriousay considered the absolute
WIpane on OF fas 4acoma street railway
eystAm from IT. books and quittinr the
IOWA II was persuaded not 10 40 40 bv
Mitchell and General Superintendent
~ Lame. An officer at tAe cofnpany
stated recently that the business "A TIE
company has increased per cent. this
yea. white the business OF lines in &C.
ettae similarly situated has increased 100
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Special Dispatch TO the Pcst-fntelligencer,
ROSLYN. Sept. 9-The foundation Of
the new Presbyterian church IL Just being
completed and the new edifce Will now
be pushed 10 completion. and when done
will be an ornament "a this city. The new
church IL In the best part OF the city In
n central location. This building has be-
come a necessity within the last year on
account of the rapid growth OF the con-
grsgstion. the old building being entirely
Inadequate 20 the demands Of the Sunday
school - wei: as the congregation In gen.
<ral
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spe~,sf rss,ateh 90 the Pc~s-fns<''igsnr~r
OLYMPIA. sept M-~Afis. Gen. Fox hal
ree~lvs. ,ettes fcn The manufacture
q, rnacsx~ stating thas the hAages 20 ~
r-r-~5se4 sAs returning voanaseers OF ~.
E.rs- WasAsng-en regiment wH, - cel'v
cred - GOV kaxsry BY the iS u October
A asmese - .gs las been mailed. oH ha'
rot yet bses r~<ess-4 here.
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Copper Colored
SplOtcheS.

Thcre 10 only one cure for Ccntagicus
Blood Pofson-thc disease which haa
completely bafiied the doctors. They
are totally unable to cure IL, and direct
their e6orss toward botthnx the poison
up in the blucd and concealing IL from
view. S 8 3 cures tie disease posi-
lively md permanently By forcing ous
every srSce Of the faint
VA A@teasd With . Hrrsels eio-ni d.soass.
0AlcA IS % 80 q hYAt bot Ate 70 e. n
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ss.~,, coun,, VII, E.h,n,,.

Special Dispatch 20 The Pcs'-fntsiligsncer
MOUNT VERNON sep. 2a.-rhs CON-
fri'ifs 81 Skagff raurfv's exhibit o. seat
tie which hss iuS; held a meeting reports
excellent succees ~ securing ersitgis
Every rue ~ resource IN The county Will
receiv. iws exhibiton They have en-
plnyrd pr. 4 Il Curtis II Ana~1rses -
tsks charge 81 ;he exhibit st Seattle Or
Curtis Is thoroughly posted on the re-
fusrce. 81 the county
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
GRADES or DRAIN UNCHANGED.
The state Grain Ce0nlssioneP Ne
tains Last Years Grades.

The State Grain Ceanissiones Ne
taias Last Years Grades.
Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Inte liigencer.
TACOMA. Sept. 1o--The state grain
ecmniesion net today at the once OF
state Grain Inspector George r. Wright
ana nxed the samples for wheat grades
Tor the years crop
All members Of the board were present.
AMONG the grain men In attendance were
Mr.. Cardin, OF Seattle. and AR kershaw
And NJ. Bibb. Of this city.
no changes were made In the grades es-
tablished iaA year. The grades include
Smsetem. choice milling. No. l. No. and
NO. }: club wheat. same grades: also red
wheat and Fife wheat. barley. oats and
rye. all substantially ~ set out In the
isR0'' OF the ''a'e gram inspector for
Samples Of the various kinds OF grain
were agreed upon and q number Of sets
ere being made Up to be furnished grain
growers and dealers who desire them
Commissioner d. r. Andersen. the new
member Of the board. from Rosaiia. In
the Paiouse country. reports the harvest
Progressing satisfactorily now In that
section of the state.
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DENIES EXECUTING THE BOND.
Defense Of One of Ex-Co11ectSr sao.
aePs' DomasmeU 70 So1t.

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept. D-Two suits
tx-Cellector OF Customs J. G. Saunders and
his of7icisl bondsmen for the recovery Of
q. ssa.14 and g. s6s.5l. Both suits are the re-
suit Of alleged shortages In his ONO 81 ac-
counts with the government during MS
tern as COLLECTOR Of the Puget sound dis
tYicl Il il alleged the shortage was the
result Of q miAnterpretatIon OF the statutes
regarding the salary. fees and compensa-
ton OF the collector.
Answers 10 the complaints by the gov
eminent have Just been filed by the attor-
neys for 6aupdefs and the bon6anen.
among the latter being William Eitr;dGe.
4 wealthy farmer who AYERS that he never
drned. executed or delivered any bond 70
the government. The case will soon come
UP fer hearing before United Stases Judge
Hanfoyd
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Special Dispatch TO the Pos,-in.eIligencer
TACOMA, Sept 1.--The Chamber OF
Commerce has taken M the subject OF
getting some regularly established Alaska
steamship fine 80 make Tacoma Its home
port with the object OF having It's steam
ers land their freight and passenger here
before touching at any other point on the
Sound.
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Special Dispatch - re r1~s~frt~.iixerc~r
PORT ANGELES Sept &c r Rus
cells shi-gis wsll southwest % se~r xss
totally se~royrs nr Hrs yesterday se,e--
~ or IRE Gre ov-xinntef n IN. al scu.-
Tire iosz - - ~ v'sA So i~sursnr- ~ g 30
NJ Rgsss. will reh-s.la Immediately.
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= ExJoIN STREET RAILWAY.


Hecasl Dispatch 20 the Post-Tnteiligsncer
TACOMA, Sept. 8.-Thls city h about
3 sxpeEleace anosnsr q the yexAsious
0nsrlbuted largely to the city's back
1sfd movement during the past sig year..
4 y announced that 4. r. Titiow. . local
Qkspey OF some .prcmlnence, VIII entoin
- gravel being used N making the CON-
1sle foundation TOR the streat paving
~ b progress. such q suit will probA-
N 10y the paving. The street railway
! mailing the gravel from Thirty-fift
Sxeet 20 & and Ninth streets The basis
= ~ prospective Injunction 10 that while
~ company has q right to haul freight
IN . point without the city limits to
plnee within II has no right TO do % be-
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~
eprssd eli ever nv ne-dy.
rhA0 1000 broAe ous in "
soses. Asd 10 10 eaav V
iUAGiss tSs 6evahg
endured HeforsI b~
came eos vfnnrss that the
tsrtcrs cv,nsc DO DO ec-,-t.
bad sfset . huDdrss
dollars. vilira wEs really
Arswn &SAJ. shso
tried var ous patens
me1iefuee bot thsv tia
not reach TIE AiseA<~
When ! he'd 1nsshed rsy
esss 30 ,o< Of :, = 4 }
Sas G-esuy Tn pso~se
-
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SUES ron LIFE INSURANCE..


Special Dispatch to tho Pos:-fnteiligencer.
TACOMA. Sept. a0.--Judge Williamson
this afternoon heard arguments on a mo-
ton for non-suit IN the case OF Nixon
against Travellers fAfe Insurance Com
pany, Frank T. Lewis. or Seattle. appear
Warburton, sullivan = Christian and Col.
Bates for the plaintiff.
Two questions are involved: One. wheth-
tr the premium was due in June or Oc-
toAef, and the other ~ to whether the
agent had not waived payment n due In
June. The company claims the premium
vas due In June. and by non-paynent the
policy OF insurance became VOID
The evidence OF plaintiff showed that
Nixon left for tina East n short tine be-
fore the premium fell due. but left money
With an agent 10 ray u, but the agent was
assured by the agent OF the Insurance.
company tina. there wns no hurry about
the pay until Nixon returned. Meantime
Nixon became III and died.
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Sse,.lat ytsra.cs 80 sne Pest YnteIirenccr
OLYMPIA, SEPT s-Thc supreme caur'
today afsrmei ,se superior court e Kins
cssssa,y in she case 81 JsTHas Barnes. IT..
respondent, vs. the German Savings and
Yasr Secisty aryesAat. TIE cas-. Inv Nsved
az n~,gsa on q contract os Brokerage -.
tween rlasr,lH. assignee 81 A. n. stewart,
ara the Defendant AID arreiisn, f1r corn.
rsssxsn % the SAFE a. the safe per~ss
t>xslSt4nx N Seattle.