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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-07
SITUATION IN WHITMAN.
Republicans VIII Ask for m.
Nomination of state
Treasurer

Special Dispatch TO the Post-rnteilisoncar
thAfAN, Ans. 6.~-The recent Nrht ~
VIC eeutrel e the king euUlty delegation
Was watched with interest ~ the grnrfs.
hcAns " Whitman county ~ uesi a. IN
ytheE parts % eastern WASHINGTON nj
hAs long been conceded that kfnr cos,s,rsr
NhAtE rave The guVeTu0r ana yhEs fe.t
mace me Interest tn the fghi al IRE rlsrs
Intense. Levi Aukeny. tre Wagfs Ms
banker and standing candidate fsr Hated
states senator, has been al WORK fnf
iHnE time trying TO gain control az rnfa
ea4ntF Ana ee has men here IN the time
stFiNing - control the Republican party
organization. These were terii4ilv 49,
grtned when they learned thnt Hur5.ss
BAD been defeated and Friuk ha1 49,
s,eild lniotsemsa, % the biz King COUNTY
delegation.
whitnaa county e,eoted It's d.,eza,o. =,
the state convention June g ard ~ 49,
gates are virtually uninstrueta1 - b.
w0@m theF viii support Ger C9v@runr. -Y'ra
tuat the Wnis rAi# thaH prevail. .hp aaff
gates SHAH vote AZ e urii Ter suha rlafh
rum for state treasurer and z.ts1 -.
ana labor Tor TIE nomination es 4 carfi
uate yer saNeFneF WIG VIII pledge hiugsrif
90 favor reasonable reduction Ia fre5sht
rates on farm products"
There Nre twenfF-thrce dFleraf,,. r,.,s,
Whitman and. Al they arc irst-7irtef =
power lD the state coaVeuti0n. I.hn I.eth~
rGt&, NhitEuaus candidate Tor trs..s9trs~
s. a nan Hnf sterliue Qualities NJ 49,
served as sheriff u Whitman e1sfts5- -
consecutive terms. He has always Been
leader Ia Republican ranks Ike mas f...rn
successful in business as wei as an ,toftttes
ard 0Wns hne farm 81 . 10 acres 49,
oakesd2le. He has always resided al tbss
except when he Was sheriff and Is now
living on his farm. where he aas a IN.
cr3p 81 wheat. RE has been a re,idtl.t ~
Whitman county for sixteen yeas ro.n
inS here from Walla Ha.la county, where
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WATER FAMINE AT coLFAx.
Low Water in Palousc River Makes
the Works Almost UscIexs.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer:
COLFAx, Aug. 6.--Colfax IL threatened
with water famine. and already the
use of city water IL being rtgidly re-
stricted. Tho time for sprinkline and tr-
rigating have been reduced from seven
to two hours per day. and unless there
II a radical change In the near future,
will be prohibited entirely. 'Coifax gets
its water supply from the North Palouse
river, stream rising In the mountains
of Idaho, nearly 100 miles east of here.
and which has always furnished album
dant water for all purposes. Owing TO
the light fall of snow I'm the mountains
last winter the river Is lower than ever
before known at this season OF the year.
and is falling rapidly.
Already the water has reached such n
low stage that when the sawmii at FL
berton, thirteen miles above here. Is idle.
as frequently occurs several times each
week in order TO allow the millpond TO
fiji with water, the water gets so low here
the pumps Will not work. Strenuous eff
forts are made TO keep the reservoir full
In case OF fire The city council will meet
Monday night and take some action TO
try to secure an inexhaustibie supply OF
water. Jacob Arrasmith. n farmer three
miles east OF town. has submitted a prop
osition to furnish artesan water from a
well on his farm which can be piped to
Colfax by gravity, and the council will
investigate the proposition. The city owns
the water works. which are more than
self-supporting and have never failed be-
fore TO give an abundant supply for all
purposes.
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WAS FINED FOR CONTEMPT.
A. T.. Perry Appeals Prom IN Order
Rca"iring Him go Ray $3.50
Into Court.

Special Dispatch a. she Faat-lnteilixrncer
TACOMA. AUG ga. y Perry farntar
owner ~ the saw mth AZ Metntasa. Thar&.
ton county, was fined So Tor eaffer4pl ~
cr0rt In the superior court. before Jttdea
Carroll today, on 4 showing made BY Iona
4. Hosey. receiver ~ the sunset l.sanher
Company. who clsinied 90 b. ia "a szssssl "a
~ the mill as receiver and shaf Fafry
furcihly took Il away from atm
A bench warrant was issued for Mr.
Perry saturday AMI 0a came oyer tataY
IN company % sheriff Killings 81 Thurs
ten cnunty, tinen the hearinp " vas sa,r
tended that Mf Perry was the Awnar ~
she mill. AZ hr bad agreed Is ell n IL
George ftTwle ~ feA Sstnsst IaFsshsr
Company, hut had never been pata see
prizes He, Therefore claimed the fugii
and was only pratTetins ass rights "a ~
tatatfsE possession ~ u Instead "a aiusr-
fax Il 80 80 into the hands ~ tha re-
ceivsy "a ~ made liable 10 the savuaent
~ IRE general tfhfs ~ she ssas,rAra. Nhi,h
T. heprlsSniN hsnkrrpg. The tfust hett
thet hts proper rfWtrs3y wae - ApNiy Co
the court and Imposed tee HNa. An npr,at
Was ~ oRce taken ia The state supF, me
court
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Hail a Heck of small BuitJt.s.
Harmed NJ Los. of aooo


SI,.cia! Dlspatch To the Past-Intsiifeere,.
Nhft hLlC. AUG. s-RrpuhIic was vtsit.
"a ~ ~ O'Clock Thursdav rirhl H., 81.
Host DISASTROUS dre since the r,.r,,,,.
-. CONFEDERATION - June 2 ~ iaaf v~,r
~ The oNefheatinK q an alright sfox.
Der, IN the heart 81 he has.tness a., -
- North Republic fhe Are sfarteT go
before % VAS sStiuEuiahei burned = 80
ns.sk o. small houses and FETAL sntrr-
ny The tine the alarm was tslsphon,s
~ ne Qflarttncnt IN the main town snI
tfe Two chemical carts run over fhe fti
~ IN. hre half hours time uas s'sn-
ssth.a here are no water facilities
whatever ~ thls tart % foen. 80 fhs oris,
teing that saved Sa.aoe worth ~ l,er-
shandiec and sufstanfiaf house, fs,un
burning was The lack N ulrf
The chrmieeis we're ~ great service IA
prptoctinS Properties across me afrs.f a.
Nork 9one IS TIE nfculsn heinz higaiy
- FTog, ssslsE'' sga's ne ars soon spreaa
buillluE owufi ~ M Jahnanr - ,..t
a. a iHirinH house. then ~ muck rr.e-
fessinu =. orfdrrs hotel Was rrrsi5 ~. A
Nth atout twenty Eve cords 81 uoTf a
T 5si,a. ' =, ~ 80 sy,ssp.si p, ?, AorFev
lsfEr carpenter shop aftafniux A f.tIsf-
tlE n.ci ~ Charlie uannFff A. - -
say cficc aud living department. ~.
burned WITH - contents a frrff sr.r4
ane a com lesion hpgts run 10 h. gar~s
n0s also destroyed Erfw1esn So 5000
inE ani drug store ana hnsuiiaf To-
antcd - ~. J. h Burns. a farart iof
prevented far raNaElra 20 mo Hrna.ra 80.
further down tac blocks The tafaf =.
VII reafh Nts Il Z snisrrtool mere
husldiuE are noN heinz made ~ sonss n
the parties.
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NOTABLE PARTY At EVERETT.
Presidents Mellcn and Hill and Mr..
J Gates I'm Town Together

Special Dispatch TO the observation-disclosures.
EVERETT. Aug. s.-President MeIien
and party, Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road arrived in this city last evening.
Mr.. Gates is here inspecting the proper
ties owned by Mr.. Rockefeller. is all that
could be learned as to the object of his
visit at this time. Messrs. Gates and
Neilen held conference this morning at
the smelter. and II Is rumored that there
is deal on with the Northern Pacific
for the purchase Of the Rockefeller in
terests in this city.
President HILL OF the rGcat Northern
railway. also arrived In this city at 3
O'Clock his afternoon and there Is all
manner OF conjecture as to what thel
big uns" are going 10 do. How long
President Nm and his party viii remain
Is unknown. as Mr.. Hiil states he Is
merely looking over the improvements
his people are making In this city. Ii will
be some time before they are completed.
as there Is a scarcity of room for hand
Ling freight and win necessitate putting
In miles OF side tracks. Mr.. Melen and
party left here about noon for Whatcom.
Via Snohomish
Mr.. Gates win remain IN the city until
tomorrow morning. when he will leave
In hts private car for the East. As to
the true object of Mr. Gates visit. IL
could not be learned.
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Threatens Now te ca East and Clean
Up Spokane.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelllgenoer
EVERETT. Aug s.-The ball game In
this city yesterday was fairly well at
tended. Dugdale and his Seattle. team
were here all In the pink Of condition and
started the game by making three runs
In the first inning. Then the Everett team
braccd up and played ball and when the
last inning was played the score stood
nNe 20 thirteen. In favor OF Everett
PITCHER Case, OF the Seattle team. was
easy, evidently. from the manner in which
the home team pounded the hall Thayer
pitched an excellent game. and old reifa-
pie theese stopped the ball This
makes Everott'E Aggregation the nrs, %
the sound FOR the season The BOYS are
thinking 81 making trip TO Spokane and
clean Up the state
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VISIT TO WHATlOM
CREATES SURMISE.
Citisens. Of BellinGham nay surpris-
"a ~ the visit Of President
Melleu ana Party.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelllsencer;
NEW wHATCOM. Aug. 6.-Presidentt
C. 8. Mellen and party Of officials and
stockholders arrived In Whatcom tonight
in their special train. The city was
reached via the Seattle 4 international
railroad from Everett TO Sumas and the
Beilingham Bay British Columbia
from sumas. The train remained here
until $3.50. when It left for Seattle over
The visit to Bellingham Bay was sur
prise TO the people here. as II was UNDER
stood that the party was simply making
an annual inspection trip over the North
ern Pacific line and branches. The
Northern Pacific has no line into Bel
iingham Bay, but IL has been openly sur
missed that that road was back of the
extension of the Bellingham Bay
Eastern railroad fron the Whatcom
terminus to Fairhavcn. and from the
Lake whateom terminus to Wickersham.
al Very strong color Is given TO this re-
port. BY the fact that Superintendent J.
j. Donovan. OF the Belllngham Bay q
Eastern, met the Northern Pacific offic-
ials and was In close consultation with
Chief Engineer McHenry for long time.
and several maps and tracings were min
utely examined.
nj. f. Downs. OF Seattle. and A. NJ.
Hotter. of Montana, two stockholders of
the local road. are here and were with
the party most OF the evening. President
on BelinRnam Bay as possible, and the
visitors were taken ON trolley car ride
TO Fairhaven. Superintendent Donovan
refused to discuss In any way the reports
OF an alliance between the local road
and the Northern Pacific
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ACTIVITY PREVAILS
AMONG iANDIDATES.
Republicans rrcps ring for the Pri-
nsarics 90 he Held In Pierce
County Tomorrow.

Special Dispatch 10 tho Post-inseliigencer
TACOMA. Aug. e--Among The eandl-
dates for the various county Offices on ia
Republican ticket the greatest activity
prevails, each realizing that the time be-
fore the convention IL short. Ths prin.a-,
ries with be held Wednesday evening. ana
the county convention follows Friday
morning, with only single day IN which
To get the delegates together.
The contest IN the Twenty-tirRt senate
rial district between Senator stanton
Warberton and George " Stone stlli con-
tinues 10 attract the most attention and
the entire district is lined up on one siis
or the other,
In the state campaign less interest ia
taken. ~ II T. conceded that rink VIII
hays the nomination for governor. unseaa
some unexpected thing happens wasn
scohcy IL looked npon ~ the man who
will come % the front. Such cantia-
Eency Is not looked upon as among the
possibilities. however. che STATE ticket
being generally conceded. All Pierce
county ia asking for a. the rcnosiinatiou
OF Congressman Eushman,
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NELSON'S FIGHTING MAYOR.
sIGNALIZEs HIS ADVENT IN THE
PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT.
INDUCES I'm n wordy Attack on the
Attorney General I'm Afternoon
and Gets the Worst of n Personal
Encounter with a Miner st Nisht.

Special Dispatch to the Pos,-Interirsncer.
VICTORIA. =. C.. Aug. s-Freque1t-
ers of the legislature were treated % a
novel scene this afternoon. when John
Houston. mayor Of the city Of Nelson. and
representative of that constituency. made
his maiden speech on the floor OF the
chamber. Those who know the beiiiger-
ent first magistrate Of the mining city.
prophesied that he would not long be a
member OF the assembly before he would
introduce some decidedly live matter into
the prosy proceedings Of the house.
Their prophecies proved 10 be true. for
this afternoon he broke loose upon the
very government to which he has ten
dered his support and gave Them lee
turing that made the occupants OF the
ministerial benches decidedly uneasy. It
all arose over some minor amendments
which the attorney general at the last
moment introduced into the liquor license
law, at the instance of the senior mem
her for Esquimalt. W. II. Hayward. The
alteration OF a measure after its provi-
sions had been finally decided upon in
caucus, especially at the instance Of an
island member, incenscd the member
from Nelson beyond measure. and he
roasted the attorney general.
He charged the government with break
ing it's pledges, and with shilIy -shaliying
for the sake OF Esquimalt. The members
from that place. he said. were mossbacks.
and not entitled 10 as much conSidera-
ton as the new members. and he wound
UP his TRADE by characterizing Eberts.
the attorney general as unmanly and
unit for leadership. 1t was not only the
matter but the style of delivery which
showed the animus ranking In his breast.
and the opposition applauded rapturously.
Houston IL a man constitutfonaily an OPP
positionist, and II Is quite evident that
the government will not be able to keep
him within bounds, II he has so soon
kicked over the traces. He carried his
opposition TO the point of voting against
them on the division.
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THE Observation-Disclosures TUESDAY, AUGUST 1900

firm. The hay viii I'll eight furniture
cars IL is being loaded at Mackenema,
Ave miles west OF here on the O. r. < n,
and goes to Seattle over the o. r, 4 y. 10
Spokane. thence over the Great Northern
Timothy hay is in demand in this country
and a substantial advance in price Is ex-
uected in the near future.
ar. Larkins will go to Seattle with the
hay, and viii take samples OF oats. OF
quality and endeavor TO sell the oats
there a littIe effort on the part of Seat
tic commission merchants would turn a
large amount Of the produce of this eoun-
try direct 10 that city.
Farmers and other producers are just
beginning TO learn that Seattle offers the
heSt market in the Northwest.
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Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
EVERETT. Aug. s.-The Northern Lum-
Der Company's large sawmni. located on
Dead Water slough. near the Sumner
iron works, In this city. was burned to
the ground early this morning. The fire
caught in the box factory and when the
Waterman saw the smoke did everything
10 smother the ffre before IL had gained
headway; but everything being 50 dry
In an instant the whole room was in
flames and the water at hand made no
impression whatever. The yards were full
OF lumber and the fire burned for several
hours.
The loss Is estimated at 5000; insur-
ance. si2en
The mill was owned by A. ]. uphus and
William Auerbach When seen today. Mr.
Ipnus stated the company would un-
doubtediy rebuild at once
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Rrsrrs a.isEn NJ BLIND MAN.


Special nispatch TO the pest.lnteiixanesr
TACOMA. Aug dennis kemnsssv IA
old Wan who has been ralng about The
t'rvvts With cane, feeling his way ana
who claims 20 be blind caused a e1ra.
motion ~ the Maine indgiar ho.tse iast
rteht by EvinG &c the roofa - a yuuaS
Etri, heta HARRINGTON, and threat Stag to
shoot Der unicsS she would come ts MS
room. The Etfl screamed and awakened
other dodgers who hustled the ria NAN
out iHte the street. Later be wAs aUoueG
~ return e his own room ia n hause
IRIS morning ke rWnFc cat 4 warrant.
against The Eiri charging her with as.
sauit and battery. cad told the police a
teif ~ hHW D. wse set upon and beaten
~ bob and thrown oat - the house
igNH inNeHtiNHfinu the n0lice harmed
that Negneef bad naid a small ;ins Tor the
Elri Fgue days bFfqfe IN the police court
AMI Was attempting - hold her as 4 host
age, hHf she siitee1 Sway from him. He
was Afpanf is6slng Tor her through ITO
rooms n the l5a#in9 hutsaa AFmsd villa
large revolver fnueh % the t1gfor Of
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MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED.
Two Japs Were Murdered by Un-
Identified white Men.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intollgencer
VANCOUVER. ID. c., Aug. s.-Details
of how the murder OF the two Japanese.
who were found dead a few days ago,
was committed. have been traced by the
provincial constable at Skeena river al
though no arrests have yet been made
The murder was at first laid at the hands
OF the Indians, but this now appears to
be incorrect. A white man was fishing
down the river on the night of the muir
der. when he ran afoui OF the Jap's net
He had torn IL somewhat and in order
TO get away he cut II clear through
and got safely out of the vicinity Next
morning when the Japs found what had
occurred they accused two men imms-
diateiy ahead Of them of doing the mis-
chief. SO incensed were these men that
they attacked the laps. one of whom was
accidentally Killed Then. TO cover the
evidences of the killing. they murdered
the second Jap with an axe. The COM
Knitting or the deed was seen hv several
fishermen but the murderers cannot now
be Identified. Two Indians have since
met with deaths that point 10 foul play.
but no details OF this can he obtained
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SERIOUS SITUATION
OF RAILROAD STRIKE.
Mechanics NJ Rat Portage Go Ont 1t
the Mandate Of the Union, Pre-
venting Repairs to Engines.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
VANCOUVER, u. C.. Aug. 1.-THE Ser
ious situation In the Canadian Pacific ratl-
way machinists' strike is given tonight in
the following special dispatch from Rat
Portage: The filters, blacksmiths and boil
ermakers at the shops here are out mt the
command of the union. The strikers saw
they will stay out until their demands are
acceded TO by the company. Repairs book
ed on engines cannot be made except those
of the simplest nature and. as conse-
quence. engines are being sent out as they
come in. The engineers declare they will
not take any risk In running locomotives
so long without repairs and the situation
Is assuming serious aspect here and at
other places along the line. The Canadian
Pacific railway will tomorrow publish a
statement OF the company's side OF the
case.
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End of Successful session mt Agri-
cultural College.

Special Dispatch TO tho ross-Intenlgcncer
PULLMAN, Aug. 6,-The Summer
science school for Teachers, which has
been In session six weeks az the Washing
ton Agricultural College and school OF
Science. closed yesterday and the teach
ers Ia attendance, who 1--we outside u
spective homess
There were ~ teachers enrolled al this
school and 100 more have been here since
the hesinnins Of the teachers Institute.
August 1, Last night there was a feeep-
ton 10 the teachers at Stevens hail tho
girls deFmitory, which Was attended bv
over % teachers The reception WAS one
q ms most pleasant social functions Il
the season,
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nna over by a Iaunar, wasea

SpeSial Dispatch TO the Post IntellsReacer
PULLMAN, Aug 6--fsawrnce the la
yNAr-nla son % Mr. and Mrs Henry
Shambers, WAS seriously injured yester-
day by being run over hv a laisnstrr
wason, Young Chambers with a num-
Der y other eoS's, was yaasiag a hfna-
man. who ran after them The b1g ran
laohing Backward. and GA not SOS = pa~s-
igs laundry wagon until NJ had ran
@3atuSf the horse which kicked h!ssl IN
tae he2a. knocking him under the wsron
the Wheels OF which pAsaci over his heay
breisins him paiufulig He waS carrtgss
h@nc. wnvre be remained unran lions
1af sneoe time he nnaliy recovered eua
ts not believed 10 De- seriously injured
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FINED IN CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Judge Mcdonald Imposes Penalty for
Refusal to Obey an order

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
COLFAX, Aug. 6.-M. II. McFail was
adjudged guilty Of contempt OF court by
Judge Mcdonald. OF the superior court
today and fined $50 and costs McFaii
gave notice OF appeal to the supreme court
and Judge Mcdonald fixed the amount OF
bounds az $500
The trouble arose over proceedings 10
foreclose mortgage ON a traction en-
CINE, McFnll being the agent Of the
mortgage owners He declined to obey an
order Of Judge Mcdonald for the restora-
tion OF the engine 10 its purchaser. hay-
ing secured its possession through what
II known as the short form" procedure
Judge Mcdonald thereup0u issued a war
rant for his arrest In contempt proceed
ings and, on the hearing imposed the fine
named
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special Dispatch 60 fhr Past-IntrIifr~ncs
CEN TftkiIA AuR. a-Thsrs uarr fhr. 1.
candidates nominated from tbs cffy - -.
Republican c.unty ccnvsnfion AZ .-f--
lock on saturday. p " Etrfas -
clerk. :. = Grimm Tor a<sessnr a. f4
Rhodes was defeated ~ f&4 NJ Geo..
IS TIRE present Incumbent ~ ~. 90
and Mr.. tngraham IL a well susuu 800
zen having been postmaster and hrif
various Positions - trust. Their ua.alr-
alton gives good satisfaction. The dsf~at
81 ,. II. Buxton for county aftornsy ~
received with sons surprise a. hls rom-
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Rushing work ON Warehouses.

Special Dispatch to the ELECTROMAGNETIC.
TACOMA Aug. 6.--Work On the new
wheat warehouses is being rushed with all
speed to get them In readiness 70 handle
the present seasons crop. Not only ~
the work carried on in two shifts, utiliz-
ing the entire daylight. but there IL no stop
for Sundays. The warehouse Is divided
into three compartments by brick hre-
walls, and each warehouse VIII have
cleaning Department for cleaning gram.
channel In front OF the warehouses IS
being dredged by the Bowers dredger.
San Diego, which will make room FOR
ships OF twenty-fve-foot draft at low
tide.
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Special nsslNttch u the P0st-Entcllircues.
OLYMPIA. Aus 6-Ths state land COM
missioner to-day confirmed the sale "a ulne-
~ -three aud 3 half acres % lana In SEQ
ttonS -, II, west. Chehais county Ia
NJ X. Sherwood and others the sale pr,r,
being s.ESt-& This sale Is Important for
the reason that the appraised value ~
mission has sold to the -. r. q n COM
paay 1896 chains % shore lands IN Klick-
ttat county for sis chain the appraised
value being $ per chain. l. { Granaiu
81 spokane county. purchased sso aerps
OF land In sections s. and Ss township n
range a. east, Ia the same county for
81 ~