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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-31
NEWS AND GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD

as there Is every reason TO think, Il VIII
be the means of making the Winnipeg q
most valuable property II Is the inten-
ton 10 sink the Wine, following the ore
down 100 feet, then drift on the line OF
the vein
Ore is also being taken out from what is
known as the Railroad vein. The work
ines are at a depth of thirty-five feet
Carload shipments netted the company
$3.50 The total ore shipments TO date
from the winnipeg amount TO forty cars.
other Properties of Promise.
On the adjoining property. the Brandon
and Giiden Crown. the Post-Tntelligencer
correspondent was Informed that the
south crosscut at the 30-foot level, en-
countered an excellent body Of ore meas
uring about seven feet in width This
vein is believed TO be the one opened on
the ie1-foot level where stopping has been
in progress for some time and proves Its
depth down to the 800. The mine has
shipped over 1900 tons 10 the Trail smlter.
Shipments have also started from the
Athelstan. I'm the same camp. which is
said to be looking better than ever. The
ore is hauled in wagons up to the Winni-
peg siding. where II is loaded on the
cars John Mack. one Of the heavy own
ers In the company, is In charge OF the
work
on the War Eagle. in Greenwood camp,
sinking on the east vein In the old shaft
depth OF thirty feet and some splendid
chalcopyrite is coming to the surface.
IT viii shortly he connected with the
raise recently made from the l00-foot
level. east 800 feet from the main work
ing shaft
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DEALS AWAKEN INTEREST.
Beading of the Evening star and
siiby Emphasizes the worth of
south wellington.

Special Dispatch TO the POST -Intelligencer.
GREENWOOD b. c.. Aug. So.-By the
bonding 81 tho Evening Star and Silby for
$4,000 by Andrew Laidlaw. attention has
been directed to the possibilities Of Well
inEton camp Today, In company with
Post Intelligence visited the claims which
are situated IN South Wellington a sec
tion OF the camp that has bad little de-
yelopment. Tho Fvenlns Star was origin
al.v located In July. iS9S, on account 81 Sta
surface cropping little work was per-
formed by she owners J. X and n 8
Fraser, ugtil this summer. when IN doing
the assessment fer both claims on the
Evening star the prospecting work dis
closed within = foot or two ~ the sur
face much copper ore. Encouraged by the
showing, more determined effort was
made 90 open Un the property one broth
cr worked IN the Old Ironeidex ninesand
made a good salary. which supplied the
other with the necessary sinfws % carry
en- the work, and their reward Us the bond
ing OF the claims for an exceptionally
large sum. which few months since Mere
hardly thought 60 be worth anything
ore Between Lime aud Pornhyry.
TIE nature of tho development il sur
fare trembling ard shallow prospecting
shafts The ore body "a fully 10 feet
I'm width. between formation % time on
the west ard porphyrp on the east For
a distance - 90 feet north and south fol-
been opened up BY several cuts The ore
o. copper, rlnniug from a bali 81 nineteen
par gent IN APPEARANCE considering the
tr.sinE depth attained. the showing Il an
exceptionally rleh ana large one ThpHe
who are competent 90 Judge say without
hesitation t Is one ~ ias biggest pros
pests ycr oueuea in the district ana with
uroprr development thrre ts every reason
b. believe substantial returns would b.
forjncorulps for the meHet expended
Beside th3S copfher showing there ts a
parallel ore hody with an iron capqinr -
which, tHrre are uae or two open outs
ard q shaf, fifteep fee; in depth Small
gold values are uataIu8bis The SUby a
rev location. has uo work 0n e. The fa~
cation - TIRE claims afford every facility
feT a railroad Spur ard there % an ahwnd-
ance II timber and sufficient water far aiI
mining and domestic parpGsos Nr Laid
Law VIII commence the leVeicrrueut OF the
property ne an early aate
Inspection az the winnipeg.
white In Wellington camp the pasi-In-
te,hScucer GORE ptraent paid a hurried
visit To- the WlnNlpeS mine He was
shown over tAe underground workings hT
TraEcaTs the FupsTlpie ntsri- AZ tho
Nk-to0t level q winze ~ being sunk on fhe
first north vcin and che orc taken ouf IS
being loaded direct on the ears Tor ship
neng go the Cranky Eme}tNr az Grand
Forks The wtuEs VAS down about zen
feet RBd at this depth ;he vein had widen
ed ouJ from CtShtrcN Inches who're fal-
lowed tn thu drift, 90 FULLY e}evcn feet at
the bottom q the viuze II Is a Haeuif-
cent showing Of solid ryrThoHts. Three
samples 81 the ere from this strike gave
values In gold o. SIS nae and Sl2 super
age about 81. II tbs showing holds out
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WOMAN crnrS or wsssIstcurrn
wife 81 Late Governor 81 Lower
California 81 tu Prison.

SAN DIEGO ArE 81 Wa era mas fsrrn
received from EfsAFnsaa faht Ars Rtaf.
Aon. wsfs ~ tee hie Gov Gshfge Rsfr.
Rnu ~ Lower California. hsa ~ = - assl
guilty % mausia1Nhfes and s. moss - ~.
iuE her sentence 81 TEE Fnsansa a ksH
Rad hesn in fhs employ - Mfs EyrrF =
Waa faurf &eat. hauRtrE to a fgfa ~
hsF raF5cna Mrs if9ersaa eaa ~ rwastgN
rhsfkea With the nsNfs4eF ~ faF Rar The
eviHeree sEafnFt rnf at tfe Gamma foa
waN ~isr1EnH targ{a} ESQ TIE frasns.ga
ilidEe f94f1 hrs guilty. ~ rhsnsiaughtef
Ike ca ~ was apGsssffal 10 ne higher astsfs
FL tho CITY ~ MaNfe8 hNt tire fsdafus -
- tts tawfT e9NFf Was Fanafue1
Ire terra ~ sentence r. nAf kaown
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sale of wauconda Mine.

Special Dispatch TO the acknowledgement
NORTH YAKIMA, Aug. @-The recent
sale Of oue-haif interest in the Wan
conda mine in the Republic district, was
good news for a number Of Yakima peo-
pie who have interests in the inme-
date neighaorhood The Badger Boy.
owned by Yakima men. is a continual
ton OF the Wauconda ledge. and adtoins
e. They say that ore samples on the
surface OF the Badger Boy showed bet
ter values than We're found Ia the Waa-
conda at a depth OF $50 feet. Returns
on 3 number of samples sent 20 a St
Louis. assayer are expected here in a
few days.
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BUBoNIo PLAGUE VICTIMS.
Can.mi Taylor Report. 90 washing
ton There sFe sIa~ suspected
cases Ia tsias9oss

W-Asfig NGTfs&. Aux ~ Consul Tar,
iuf az GiaEspN reports o. the stafr 10.
yHFinsehf rlie HWEp#etfa eaHrN Ut tUblaic
plarue VI fnnf city fw9 deaths. and tAst
tae disease b etsreadins surgeon " yulau
received inc f9il9ninF Fshlfgsans
tsiasEnw Aug. ~
WyrRn WsFhinztan one saxpi.
el@us death six fNsniftEuN cases ~
plague haetpTiNifssfgai eRatsiiestinn ~
yat completed al coniart Gieiufsetea
ams uMaaf MfHsesi Olives fFhiinn IN suspect.
"a feBefnsMi districts Eaisffa utf rraasJ
- eafaai THOMAS"
eHrrebn ThaeaAe q The marine HogHiial
ofNeeF So charge as fsanian vito was or
6FFed % pf@nnsh "a GissMn@ - irgws{t-
gate else reported outbreak - plague.
ffasith pHgcrf bHtf ~ the part ~ New
YORK.. an8 tme -ans1ssn aaihagisieN "
fBffhaH save @tfeA hFFe fnF iafofniA f5xn
ard hsrNaan fh2Hnr fcpgff hiss H@rn
fereMsHH n fhera Surgeon Thomas Has
f.arn furffaffmf te euspftrasa Htth ths
HHfhafit4ae 81 f4lasEBw iafEefftsE veAnsin
fbetm f,Aeinp or ire gnisss States
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creek, and also asked for the appointment
Of receiver. His request was granted
and Judge Moves denied an appeal.
Judge Morrow has also granted a stay
OF proceedings pending appeal. 20 the re-
spondcnts. who filed bonds OF Ss50ao.
Similar ,ction vas taken IN the case Of
o. H Anderson vs.. o Jose Coraptois. The
properly in dispute Is placer mine No. ?
Anvil creek. Bonds for $4,000 were filed
by the respondents
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20 ~ 2
FOREIGN.


NEW YORK Aug The Commercial A1ver-
tser's Londoa fusbcial rsbie-~tm sayss
Business 10 che markets here rsitFsgd iHtn sem
plete stsanatioa rnmrtiatflf after the 0uenine
dsv Americans enioyed half hour II torir,afatiyc
animation. owing 70 tae el0sin- II accounts
The hank bought As 90 Ia SOLD hars AMI rec igrsi
Aa~oe from Tn Indian sscretary cot q the cgf.
rsney department The tank refnrns showed hig
raaFcnents u1iug 20 The BIS rsceirts frcn Aurr3cf
The reduction ~ Ss-e 100 ia ether securities Nat
explained ~ the repayment Il advances made N an
~ a--- u -. Il.
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pIsrrTEn MINING CLAIMS.
Judge Morrow Passes Upon AnvIi
Greek LITIGATION

SAN FRANCISCO Aug g8.~-Iuage Nor
row. representing The United States cir
cuts court of appeals has granted an ap-
peal Ia the case 81 Robert ChipuS against
JAfst Linderberg, Erie o. L1ndblom and
John Eryuteson.
chips sued IN the Nome district 20 ac-
qulre title 10 the Discovery mine, on Anvil
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Texas & Pacific ...... "A lRsrnelir IEon steel ~
Preferred ...- -..--.. )
Total ssies a. ooa shares
Nefu


The irDn sad steel markets Dan ard TN
changed. Pit,staifg rrpsrfcG Gun iroa market,
With sales q hes-easr NJ SIS tclitcsft AZ fittsers
q reduction q tuliy soc steel bets are weak q
81 - while iacsl Pic ivun uarT4nts we're quoted
nerninally tire hasis e SO
Tin reacted somewhat, HUire 30 an aafrucc 4 a
In Lonfan. ciosirE aruscr here. A. So Et4sa IS
gorrer was 3 "a hiEhes buf ftiie3 o. atect cur
market. which closed - SIS Sc
Lead and spcltct wcse dull and unchanged ~
HIs sad s. isafB Fg~rertsvtiy.
The hgUkrrs' price tor lead gas 81 and fer CQppcr
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Tho above statement win terminate fhs
records ~ car rdfnfnerae With TIE Hn
v allan islands. unless tbeke engaged IN
tbnt commerce reconsider their fetrtui-
natian 80 faffist. epdeF tHa existing isw.
necessary infufmasfnN regarding their
shipments - ard from the Islands,
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LONDON. Aus &.--Atrhsson esl, Canadian Pa
e.nc. so; Union Pacific preferred "a en- air .
Northern Pacific preferred =. GRIND Trunk q: An.
acnuda ~
Bar Silver Strong y Tled per ounce
Ncncy-a per cent.
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WASHINGTON. Ave - -Toiavs ssiseu,rnt q
The treasury balances IN the general FIND exclusive
q the $40 coz 600 sold reserve in the division q ne
denrtian, shdws
Afalahie cash balance SIS sfs 81
Gold .-..,4...... .,....... .... O. ais 40
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Money On cau. u rer cent Prime mcfrantns IA
per. iaE rsT cert sterling exchange arm with
actual busncss in bankers hrs 81 s. S-1 for De-
nand and at s. 81 fof sixtf aa1s Posted rates.
Is ard 81 So Cdmmsrssai hlis as1st4 sR al.
yer CERTIFICATES, els eelc. Par silver eile Msxi0n
dollars fsac
fsrVfrrmcuf honis week state bends inactive
Railroad bonds. irregular
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Flag nm and virginia.

Porphyrytie quartz, carrying free gold
has been found In the crosscut from the
east drift In the Flag I'm mine. The
ledge Is about four feet In width. and the
strike uncovered Is producing a mixed
and more uniform with further work. The
outlook for reaching a weil-dehned vein
carrying high values. In the immediate
future. Is good.
on the Virginia, EAST of Mud lake, near
the Mountain Lion. a crew Of men IS
sinking a wssze from a leo-foot tunnel l50
feet below, In the latter good strngers
Of quartz were found. and the winxe Ia
being sunk for the purpose OF prospecting
tne Intervening ground to strike the
trend of the ledge. The property IS
owned by Minneapolis company.
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erpfiss Aafeb whiskF SIS % fsf caa~.
Wewern lmpsStins Cos. - aaln rtfes.
E4.Fsfa
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CH4EN BLAND o. Auq M Mar Flayen.
fhe ueii-knaNu Alhsf iea&gF who va
uoMluaftd Ter vice president 30 TO sq~
rfa8fHf fnher tieket some ftsyse s4ncn wsA
Gay on The charge - diHaFfeffg raufaef.
Hayes was arrested AwER#t fi ~hHs ~
dressing an opfu-aif meeting judge Ken
ne4F declared hat fHe ntfaeftrrg Involves
concerned sne ferseral liberties ~ q man
aa8 the riEhf - FREE Epreeh he aide I
that ia gNia ease Ire rs1lioe had infFsaxea
upon inese RIGHTS and 9vsraseppe4 their
Authority.
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug D-steriing on London
Sixty days. $50: sight SIS.
Financial.
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STR noDE YnN HOOPS CANAL.
f>-aVns CaHffal eaek Tafs8ays. Thutae
.l-.-. ~ .--.-Fl.--.a.
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NEW YORK.

silver bars size; Mexican dollars, isaisic. Drafts
sight. Sc; telegraph 9sc.
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Crosscut Under Way to Connect
the Two Lodges.
cuRttw DISTRICT is ACTIVE.
Properties In That Section Begin to
Prospect of "a smeIter-FIag Hi1I
Management Expects TO Reach N
Weii-Dehned vein-Tunnel Is
Being Driven on the Virginia.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
REPUBLIC. Aug. 30.-On the Tom
Thumb one machine drill only is in use at
present. Operations are confined to ex-
tending the crosscut from east TO west TO
connect both lodges running through the
property. II is thought the distance nee
easary for the connection is 200 feet. About
IS feet has been driven, the average per
day being Eve feet. on reaching the
west ledge raise viii be made TO connec.
with the l50-foot level. After this work
Is completed both lodges can be worked
to advantage, giving plenty OF circulation
and ground for stopping. About thirty
days VIII be consumed at this work, when
stopping will be prosecuted. Some addi-
tional machinery TO the plant is being
Installed. which will be In place in
couple of weeks, when the full capacity
will be run from that time on. The COM
pressor is 81 five-drill capacity, and Is
large enough to extract 100 tons per day.
II necessary. from the slopes.
Curiew District Attracts Attention.
The mines in Curlew district, on the line
to Grand Forks, are coming TO the front
rapidly. and the mining prospects in the
nieghborhood win undoubtedly be heard
from very favorably the coming winter.
In this camp ara situated claims owned
by the American Mining and Investment
mer purchased the claims called the
Drummer Boys, on which are good copper
showings. Considerable development work
has been done. The company has ic-
quUed number OF claims in the vicin-
ity, and has a townsite laid out
Along Curiew lake near the town of
Curlew. many promising prospects are be-
Ing developed. On the Valley group. on
Trout creek near the lake. active work
Is in progress by Vie owner. Major
Leckic, OF the Republic company, and as
soeiates.
Considerable interest is being SHOWN
by investors In the Curlew district. There
has been some talk of erecting smel.er
at this point. 1t lies on Kettle river, and
is about fifteen miles from Grand Forks
directly on the line OF the proposed Grand
Forks and Republic railroad. II Is un-
derstood that the American Mining and
Investment Company has had the Fair
banks-Morse Machinery Company, Of
Portland. erect a twelve horsepower en-
CINE for hosting use. with a forty-four
horsepower afr compressor propelled by
gasoline. This air compressor IS the larg-
est one Of its Kind erected In the North
west and will greatly assist in develop
ing their properties.
n
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M0o&sToSE Rings. August birthFsons
W II. Finck. Jeze!er. s1s Second ave
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sPrNSING wsnta your bicycle repairing
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02
California.
Tlere Sfanninaucr.

San 5rancisco. 29be San. = paa
2iItsn oper be bspe SHicerer us Splpuz
ter omboro paa 8ampitibst Gitp Of
9efins, iom nplis antum bib fra Nuz
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Gsitnant Sonas Glen, lite Spo Oas
totu. Sergeant Ole O. Susbers, lite
sSoabp. aorporal George 8. 2arion,
Utah artineri. Muiiter Otto 5.
Berg, lite Spb 0atota. Muiitsr
Oscar 9. Sborns, 20be 8anfus.
Menise: Gage 5. presitrsm, antOn
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California. @eorss Sanipn, 5beo=
bore 8. 2urien, lite Rebraifu. Ole
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pipion, 14oe Snfanteri. CHARLES s.
Ssrsenisn, 21be Snfunteri. @usuit
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guiunia.
Setter Jabrnfn plprorci.

Gbicdgo, 28oe San. - IRE maltes
rsbe Rspere trGngts ino / Or. Deter
5dbrn,p &c Sons 5abrit 5rebdg Rat,
bandit og tusplsoe fire 5untiionarer,
iprGngte Pengeifabet % rsmte meo
$1,700 | penge oe ct bstpoeligt 8elsb
/ Rotes og andre 8aroipapirer. Or
pIoiionen ~sbelagbes Yengeitabet cg
r%dmppnerebe belle 8ontoret. SeIe
Naboitabet blep Ifr9mt op al 8ndIbet
og Rpitslien.
Sompaniets Sopeomaitiniit, 5rdnt
Murpbp. os Glettriter Samuel
2oper og TO arbeiosre q beitiGftia
get | 9aiemsntst. oa Rsperne tom ino.
gnisreren bsbGttsoe Qrbeioerne meo
TO Reoolbere, meoens &dmeraterne
bandit benz meb 9elegrdtrrdaoe. Gn
al Rsperns fob 8dgt ober 5Gngerne
n9iten en- Time, meoens be andre
ipr9ngte pengeItcbet.
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Streuae z gnDagsloDe.

Baltimore, 30te San. - SITE iad
meget Tom en- Gigaret e[ler ct Glds GO
bapdrb fan fiebes / Baltimore Sgns
bag. Sor fsrIte Sang | mango aar
q ale Gigar6utifer, SjSrnegrocerier,
8agerier o. |. bermetiIf luttet. 6aa
apotbeter 6olot aabent. De, iom uos
bGnsts Yldtdter, unoerretteoe publis
fun ON, at SopafontRnerne bar luts
tet, og at a6iolut inSenting tunoe
I9lges uben efter 29gerecept. Sper fem
!Sunbreoe politimGnD bapoe i'm fulbe
Spre belle Da9en meo at tribe op
RaOnsne paa StsplepuoIsrs, 0roIfss
tuite og Giere at Gmaabutitsr og
5rugtoiiter til 5remIaggelie for
8ranbjurben. SsnoagsaOiierne bar
life itanbiet; men politimano tos
Presiem9nos pg andre 5unftionerers
Rabne. politiet BIZ ltosre 9ranoius
rGe1 not ytdpne til at boloe oenne
5or'amling / belle Reiten at bens Ter
min, uoen at ben faar lib til at uos
fsre be re9eim9siige Sorretninser,
bportil ben er palgt. Saloonerne /
Storbnen ft 8int fra fine politiite
8sitpttsre ON, at ieIo Sibesrsns madts
te luttes. 8ranoiurpen pil fda mere
snb not at gjsre meb Sbertr9bere df
bisfe itrenge 2ope. De 2oDe, Tom MI
isges bdanbbapst / en- mpOerne 8p, er
9unpreoe Qar samle.
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SorifieHjs'.

Sptti MormonmisiionRrer gjsr
propaganbu for lin airte | Snbiana.
MisiionRrerne arbeioer parpis, boloer
ingen offsntlige Msosr, men gaar fra
6us til 6us og taler meO be fattige
% uoioenoe og giper benz 5rattdter,
Tom roIer Wormonernes 5ro. De
puaitaar, at be life foriDurer 5lerz
toneri, og udgtet be itstter bet | prin=
clip, fruraabsr be bet, forbi bet sr en-
S%oertr9belie at Statsfopen.
= goloraoos 9upernsr 6efi9ftiger
Jig for 5iosn msb en- Bin, JON, bDis
ben 6lir ~beotuget, BIZ l9gge lbitebelIe
at Observation-Disclosures / SanOsrne paa
en- aummigiion al aessr. 9uDernsren
bill anbsfdle 8iaen i fit 9ubffab til
Qegislaturen. 8illen beitemmer Sps
r~ettefIe at en- aommisiion at meois
cinTte u~nosrIsssre / boert gountp.
Den ital bsitua at tire Eager, booraf
10 life maa TONNE fra Iamme Stols,
pg bpis muligt, Hal 8ommisiionen ba
minoit Ell tOinoslist Meolem. aOms
misiipnsn bar Mpnbisbeo til at urs
berisse alle Perioner. Iom pil gifts zig.
og nGste 5iqabelis til ale, iom lssems
Zig sllsr aanoelig life er uoruitet til at
inotr9ee / ben be[lige gggteItano.
8 Oepils Gate, Poro 8atotd,
bolbtss nplig en- &onpsntioH til Orsfs
telie al Qu6ning al Snoianerreierpas
tionen. Oct 6lsp bsiluttst at benitine
til Spngresien at uon9pne en- aoms
misier til at forhanoIe meo Snoioners
ne ON Sdlg al beres operfleoige 2anp
paa ben ~tilitsosnoe RsIerOation. ga.
100000 4cres at Iaaoant 2anb err life
optuset / SOrolopoer al Snbiuners,
% be bill gierne I9lse bet. SENATOR
!Sans6rpusb @Itriper. at Der oil blips
lioen loi9ttslie meo at aabne bette
2ano for Settling. De Snoiansre,
iOm Dor paa 5arms, oil lite blipe
ioritprret pso oenue Srattat.
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Colorado.
Gnnge lpndet.

Senper, 27be San. = De unbs
peene Sanger RepnOlos og Dasner
blep ipas srebet / Canon gitp; men
@agner rsmte igien. Rspnulbs er ans
tlaget for at babe br9bt Rattaptein
Ropnep / Colorado Sugtbus, og Wagz
nsr iises at babe bolpt Roonsp, mes
oens aepnolbs itat BAN libel. Rep>
nolos bleo taeet fra Politiet, oa be
naaebe Canon Gitp os banst op / en-
Selegrafitolps lise uoenfor Sustbuiet.
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Su6 pukntu.
granoen | CANTON.

Eapio gitp, 27oe San. - mrs.
S. g. 9anb bar itrspet til i'm Manb,
at bun miiteoe lit Siem os alt, ium bar
| bet, unber 8ranoen | Sapipn GitD.
S~iolisere brep bun 5orretning Der /
Spen, men reiite til 0apion for obsr
ct aar iioen og uabneoe en- Mooebans
bel. Sa Sloen brsb uo | benOes 9us,
bar bet idapiot, at benbes Sen flap
lepenben ub. Mrs. 8anB bill reiIe til
Cape Some til 9daren.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02
,luaaacnSe Jcbaniens
YsijebcIfripelie...

I'll npe abonnenter, font bar
bttalt for ct Aar I SorSfno, bar
nj ;enst 9sapnoelien al ienne ins
trtsiante Re~ifebeifripelSe op til
s;pe Ga. Reften bill bH ienot Ses
mere on, 2 a 3 tiger. @ fan
ntmlis lite trpffe minore eno O.
sistr ou 8ansen. Wan bebsrer
life at jfripe til ps on bette; oct
pil BIZ ienot %aai9cUcl.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02
3ttidJiaurt.
Aeonet fra Tlaset.

Wsnominie, Site San. anoretu
pg Sumes Reslano pg aaptein Deter
PeterIon, iom orep uo / Ssen pua ct
Ssflag, er reooet. De bal paa Ssfds
get / 4 2imer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02

pittisbeb ilet life binbrsbe benz fra at
slsre beres Plist, og at be 5ripillise
bar mere frpstst af Silipinos enb be
Hegul9re.
aopper / Rep Riflano.
Retp Ri6lanb, 3Ote San. - 70. 6.
albertion, aasiersr / peoples 8ant,
liager ipg / ct al 5otellerns. Spgs
bommen rapporteres at bore 3opperne.
st Silf9loe at Oiptberia er rapportez
ret / S. Sparts Sus.
9elesater ualst.
gilbert 2ea, 27be San. = Yrobibiz
tipniiterne bplbt 8~onpention Der ibaa
for at beige 9slesater til Statstonz
pentipnen. galgt blep Soiepb Slaz
ter, 6. g. SenIen, 8. 9. 2atpipn, u.
s. gerslunb, 8. 6. Roble, g. g.
Malprdp pg Sobn 0onabue.
SbiItuit ! voupti.
Mabel, 29be San. - Deb ct fpecielt
8als / bette Stolebiitritt 2srpas
blep $4,000 / Bombs potsret til OPP
ferelie at en- Ssiitole. 5urmerne
paa bisIe &unter bill til 8darsn bpgse
ct cooperatipt Meieri Der / 8psn.
Saarnt iaaret.
Heb Ding, 27be San. Sobn
Sanoitrsm blep trufet / Sobebet at
tn Sten, mebens ban arbeibepe / en-
&lrat. Gn Qare blep operItaaret;
men bet baabes, at ban bill tomme Zig.
6. 6. 9ilbertion, Iom pep i'm Silz
ba9etomit fra Ybilippinerne, bpor ban
tjente / 13oe Winneiotu Regimsnt,
blep Yartner meb 3. u. lllpin / 9rps
cerifprretning Der / 9ben, bar tjebt
81. 8. Strommen &c Cos Eager at
Surmreoitaber / Ct. Sames, os ON
tort Sio bill ban fptte bib for at pperz
tage Sprretninsen.
Srann peo GrOis cafe.
Sentins, 29be San. - Den 24be
Sanuar ubbrso Slbebrunp / 3. 8.
Stibbies !9us / Narbeben at Grpis
Gate. De miitebe baaoe Sus %
Snobo. Sabst er 5000. Snsen
Isiurance.
eibsiarlig beGnot.
Sofman, 30te San. Marp
@6rabamIons pg Sobn Rslions Suie
brenbte Ssnoag Morgsn. Slben
blep opbaset 81. 5 i Mrs. abrabam=
ions Sus, iom beboes at 6. s. Glarz
quilt ps Sumilie, og ipreote Jig iuu
burtis, at Samilien iaupiot Hap ub |
fine Natoraster. Gn 9ourber, Sonas
Wdnmarf, laa % FOB obenpau, % ba
ban blep p9tfet af Raabene, foriegte
ban at eaa neboper Srappen. men
falbt beIbimet ON peo &jetfenbsren.
Glarquiit ipartebe 9sren op meb i'm
bare Sob ps ilrbte ben forbranbte
Manb uo. Waamart er / b~etantelig
SilItano; Der er Tibet !Saab ON, at ban
Tan lepe. Sntet blep reboet / Wrs.
Ibrabamipns !Sus, os meget Tibet /
HelIpns.