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The Prosecutor Gy the way. wpren
Sou once arrested for horse stealing
NriZnna:
The NitneSs-Fcr horse stealth:
Arizony: I'm still alvin. amt FL
dianapGliS Press.
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A Sure Thing for You.

A transaction in which you cannot
lose is a sure thing. Biliousness, sick
headache, furred tongue, fever, piles
and Il thousand other ills are caused bv
constipation and sluggish liver. Casca-
refs Candy Cathartic, the wonderful
new liver stimuIant and intestinal tonic
are by all druggists guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. G. G. G. are sure
thing. Try box to-day: 10c., Csc, SOC.
Sample ard booklet free. See our big
ad.
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K iiealS the Lungs.

When suffering from racking cough
take a dose of Foley 5 Honey and TAI
The soreness will be relieved and
warm, grateful feeling and healing G
the parts affected will be experienced
Take no substitute. Wight & Bro.
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All i1Is EauEt.
women beat the world"
~. hat y tlit I,i,ttcr now %.

!" h, y ~ VIZ, wants anything prst-
y 10 :'rI: s!ir hi::;S around cntils l
p''fS''il,-,' - ~ il. then after s. be
has "'i'i II out .,.-, hes into me FIR
"EcouraG.!:'~ isrr TO lee 50 extra ya~ant' =
-Chi"agn i.;-,0rd
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After preacher has made il marriej
couple on" tAcy each Immediately So
to work to iiEJ ON which is the one.
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THHo. TFt ya-LL. Nd. Pres.
st Grn " 1.-Two -r,.,,,-

f. 6. Wray. WIlI1ston. Fla. writes.
Have used Dr. II. Simmons LIVER
Medicine 20 years. i cures Sick Head
ache, Indigestion. Nervousness. bilious
ness. 1t 5 the best "Stearth. We South
ern people think it { Sr better diam ZeIl-
il 5 and Black DraII.llt.
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Everybody Says So.

CascareUs Candy Cathartic, the most
wonderful medical discovery of the age,
pleasant and refreshing to he taste. act
gently and positively on kidneys. liver
and bowels, cleansing the entire system,
dispel colds, cure headache, fever, hab-
itual constipation and biliousnes4.
Please buy and try a box of C. C. G. to
day; 10, %, so cents. Sold and guaran-
teed to cure by all druggists.
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Direrlnrg,
c8URCHES


.vcu. south. W. J. Carpenter, l<9s-
III ,.,c,,,; Preaching eve! Snbtath Ii
iIrp y. sabbath School 9:l5 y: NJ
>Sorfin.r. Wednesday at I;He +. VI.
,vrER1AN CHURCH; Rev: ); Il. M, MIGCarty,
Tor. s e[.iGS 4. n. and go P. N. Seats are
bay at III. ia;OT nnbIic cordially invited to at
ana SdI School mt 1920 a. NJ. Prayer
SungIaii ,,hS,i1v. T:;O +. NJ. Mon Chris
ling, WEI weu" Meeting, $50 p. NJ, Sunday.
r C,URCR. Rev. ). Nj Provence
APTlS71L ,.o',chinm al II a. m. and Up. m.
Dor. Ill sunday School at 10 Il. In.
2 Mnerinc wednesday Up. N. A cordial
ne IS extended to all.
uxs EPISCOPAL ChURCR. DR.. ". Ii.
JO 6o1,cr Ser ices: Preaching every
Yer, ra's0W T:;A p. NJ. Friday evening ser
1.5I p. N. sunday School at IL Il. NJ.
o,Ic CnrRCH. Key. ). L. bLttn ktc-
eIhG;nt HigiI MISS and Sermon at A. NJ
SeLLll. Io,:';i /. N. Ntsitrr aIO btnedlc-
~ ~ : G i Matsa:a5 A. NJ.
I.rp,sIlCll. I;ilits 1CT sale al all
lBLt COST prices al The TALLAHASsEEAN
chu,,E >IICry SCtCGi al g::H a NJ,
dma: d. ~ u. Rilcy superintendent. Preach
"+9n. N. and y. III. ,,,oo,n1oo,
ave- ror Meeting Tuesday mght. LASS meet
ThursO"' NJ. f. BRIEsON, Pastor.
nc, MEETING The Board of Direc-
YIREEC tTn Library Association mold their
Oh. V on the third Friday evening OF each
" 81 Sp. III. at the library.
,cboorc Interested in Christian Sci
nOse hr welcomed at the residence CT Mr..
ce VII 9nIr;s wi.,Tc the serS ices will be he'd
a .r at i 80 am. W CdnesdayS NJ 10Y p IN.
/. <. . +
Doo..,,r ,.i.eil;.gs ri LEON LIZ DGE -.
NJ ,yery '.uesday Evening, ~ tIcir
Re Roo,,,. =; : o'clock. All I'r, .Iere IN
ge Ii' III -. i3Y.tCu 40 att end
d S'AI'U'' ". NJ. MCINTUoH, JR., n. t.,
L. CoLiIAs' Il. .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS meetings II AT
lNC'T-a>C,fy.ANT NJ >, are htld II hi@t
~. = - ei'i,.,rsiqy Evenings OF ,~c month.
luI!! a.. I'm, III 5 0 clock, f2tfI-
t.in T0j,i sr+u,!ing arc invited 30 s'ie:.A
y" = Vi. tiCiHTEoH. SIR, {. r
Il. CuaScnl, scrlDe.
KNIGHTS OF E0NCR.
.,obasse, Lodge, 40 $40, meets second
4 fourrn ThlrS"Ly eNenhESOI e';oi' ~'"-i'i'
issO-i' + Z. iHILBRlCK. Dictator.
2. CTA>GsY, bCPoTter-
EEGETS or PYThIAS.
5cpro cd@c No. X. o. T., meets eEcry
w. -.r,.i.iue ID Castle Hah. Visiting
IT, -. ..,q.i:,iy invited to attend.
sn'' i. {. CKhH iGII'. c.
mn 3, nr 4 -
81. Paul LODGE 10. -
80. :. OF the r.
a. N-sa11-
u ot rlcht q clUrb, II it, Lose room up
irs ore Goor cast OF the annex oil III" OPT.
brse Al members ol thc OIdcr IN GooC
min az cor.iail: invited 20 attend. ~ -
nui''5 a. :. STAFFORD, W G. j..
MASONIC.
Fac regular conyoesaon Of Fl1rita I. 4
enrer 70. Z. will be hello on the Nc"niu aC,
rrtb N,no;,ys Of each month 80 2ri"ci
W. NJ. MCiHTOsIi. SR., Secretary
r. Regular meetings Of JAGSA2%$, L II, 81
4 l. AZ. acid on the irst and third A"ElHE
Bseb n1;.;h. al O'CLOCK, p. NJ
y. u. MCISToSH. Sk.. Secretary
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JOSEPH DUNCAN,
Undertaken and EnbalnGTI

a. Dealer In Marble Foreign and
Domestic. Orders Filled on Short Notice.
See his cuts and prices before sending
money outside the State. Ally
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Byorder of the Democratic Executive Commit
tee OF L con county, Florida.
GEO. l. DAVIS, Chairman.
T. G. RAwLs, Secretary.
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LEic3gO MetiCai an! SGsSlcas HEGE!InES5
6l9 LaSalie Avc.lyc, G1Iicaso, EH.
Established in Chicago o ger twenty year,
R4SulssrIy chartered unut3' act Of Illinois
Legislature. Capital GuIijs rai,i) 100000.
The oldest, iarss,.A.- most Fii:1:iC and sue.
ceSsfuI IIedicslI L:iSiIttts N tIa {. :.
Private ROOMS TO- asici4i with facilities
fOs any emergency. N-I;,Ir, MiCrOscnp:Ca}
anil frisco ,IicaI Esl:Gi;lIt SIrS arc InaCc In
ala cases whenever di2EnOsis is doubtful.
write for free ISOOL OIL 5>cfOrrnIties anu
BIRces, Club Fcot. Cu-rat;sfe of the spine,
Bfpnchitis, Cara, E'--:-ceS TumoEs, Piles,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, K:dnet. Bladder. Eye,
Ed, Skin and Blood DisSases. and ali Sur
gidaI Operations. Best facilities, apparatus
AMI remedies for the successful treatment
ant cure OF all Obscure or Chronic Diseases.
We absolutely guarantee to cure every
cab of Nervous Debility ind diseases re-
suEing from abuses and 5ndiscretiOns OF
YOk tn and Manhood; SperIS AtOrrhRa, Sem
insAA Weakness might IOsse4 and vital drain
In s1rine), ImpOtency, VaTscOcele, Hydro
celS, Structure, PhimOsis, ete., etc. Charges
Reasonable. No incurabIe cases accepted
MOI C. o. d." or" deposit " SCHEMES. Failure
is d nknOwn to US; 10000 testimonial letters
on lie from cured PATIENTS Many cured at
hob Consultation free AID confidential,
pen Onally or by letter. Write Us to-day.
| f6s page Book on all ChrOtsIc and Surgical
DISEASES and LIST of $50 questions sent free
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An Ordinance LsArying = Tax for the
Grnerai EXpen les &c tn ii oY
RFnman4

An Ordinance Laying = Tax for the
Grnerai ExpPn seS &c tn ii OF
erHmrnt
BE IL OTifiHrd by fhrt HT CnnfcT Of fhc Cit,,,,f
TfIIIi,d<.r:
"a !'"% / That II F. and one .Yuarter C9llD
IIII4> d. I''.vu uiFh dif taxable IrO. HFtY within
.i' coz PT': ;.-ii'> q .he City al Tallahassee Tor
= ''I'Il' * "ll>cN IS the ~ Government for
ISHc AC1T l-NI: PLoSE .e't, however hat the
~ Oh me above tax tk "a Tar a. The Is TO
-! tI' g, S.lSto Oh MSS ing the city stall no. lie
'hNcH do hlHI..,'% arg purpose tO use gas for
aiIH i'a.t-cu,ar 1ns arg shall not in any wise
80 'c iiSit "I the ~ 10 sop using 2as 1T any
Passed City Council ta.toIe. II. 1900
t>ISnc'iS = ". AENSTEuNG.
,, RIc>locI,t City Council.
t>i=Tidl K. g. GERN,N NayOr
oIto!cr pin. I!'nn,
3i-i g I,:I,- IIorl,
An Ordin~ nee LeIying Special Tax
for Water audtiire Protection.
b. !; j.. 'r'iriH't iy iI'REy CaHprH oj tc Ci'g
~ IuiiuIG q
Sc. l. H. IL e "tE onc-E,If 80 y mills lie
le .i.- 'irr:i tIlatrrta .u,,. q. within in,. cor,
T'i-'i'' 'I!i- %. i.'' ciiys .alIha~,. .pr Water
| an-i re I'r.,.,..-. ...l t0.{!n.. IN I.tl
Passed ii.y CuUn ii IL ii, FIa,o
! tSsuc'b u v. ArV~TpuXG
ti'~i' cnt ity Curmrii
r>isn~D K b Il RM,x.
oct. 18th. 1900. "'''''
! Attest: All. W3IIIAuS.
ttty Clerk
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Vote for one.

Vote tor five,
one for each
district.
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Vote for one.
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Vote for one.

Vote for one.
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Foe regirar couy0cauOn Of FinTida L. =;
,pter 80 2, Will be hClG on ne S",'',.3 ~, tC1
rrth Mondays Of caCn month - " 'i''of'
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Vote one way. Against Constitutional COnVen-
ton.
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4 PRIMARY ELECTION VIII EE HE'LL
4 az the lc1ular polling place III ;ic sever.
Elc'u"h iI>tHCtS uI leon cuuuiy, Florida. o.
tuesday, NnICi.I or 9Th. "a. -. 1880 between T..
h surs Ui q clock Il an. ami st.l.ouf. win, n
adjOurhlnCnt 0i al hail huur ictWc,Il tll,. ho,,l
ol IL o cloci, III and O. ciuc! . IN l,r lii, u.T
pose Oh f"tIn% i"rone Oi IL" IulIul. Icc,II.tI l.
lor Inc location Oi The >tatc a. i-I;;.l To- Wi
jacksonville.
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,r-1Gurs OF RONNR..

La,bassp,. lodge, 40 $40, meets second
sa,'-1, r'aIrrS,iLy eVcniHgSOf each LOItf'
fs'V'iN / Y. IHILBRiCK. Dictator.
ri rr....--N ktu0TtCT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE mining WORLD

OF this cross-cut is a drift south 1eS feet
long. and one north opposite the shaft a
distance of 800 feet. AT the end OF inc
aforementioned drift an upratse has been
made to the 200 foot level. The amount
of ore blocked out Is estimated at 1.5o0,NV
tons. There are two Slopes on the 30 ana
one stope on the So0-foot levels, respect
lively, of the Old Ironsides.
The Victoria mine is connected at the
200 and 3e0-foot levels with Old ironsides
shafts Nos. ] and .. On the 301-foot Level
is cross-cut east 53S feet long. and drifts
have been run therefrom north and south
las and It's feet. respectively. At the 500
foot level Is a. cross-cut AS feet to the
east. and an upraise from the end OF the
cross-cut TO the e00-foot level ore Is
taken from Slopes on the 200 and 3QO-foot
levels The Knob Hi tunnel has been
extended into Gray Eagle ground for 40
feet and has proved that the lead on bob
properties Is identical. Shipments to -
300 tons daily, but within a few weeks.
when additional ore cars are provided, the
output will be doubled
The Tom Thumb and Morning Glory
mines. Republic camp. are now shipping
ore by wagon TO the Grand Forks snel.er.
Paul Johnson. superintendent OF the
Mother Lode smelter. now nearing COM
pletion at Greenwood. has offered the
Winnipeg mine a rate Of 81 per ton for
freight and treatment This. IT is under
stood, is the lowest figure ever made in
British Columbia The railway haul from
the mine to the smeter is over seventeen
miles
Thus far the CRANKY smeiter at Grand
Forks has shipped eight carloads OF
matte to New York refinery. The plant
has only been In operation six weeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10
COURT NOTES.

william W Shields and John Armstrong; were
sworn in ci,ikens IN She saferi@ cnut Yesterday
Three insane men are 20 he examined hefcre Judge
Moore tina m0spiEg. namely George Hu,yon. Ole
l. Teveat aud August Orr,
Judge jacob signed the decree Yesterday wAschs
divorces Nellie Johnson fswm Frank ~ johnson. and
gives her the csstody At the chiii
Paul Howard walters. q Spokane. and Lulu Ma.
honey q San Francisco. aecafed marriage icsnss
from the coanty auditor YESTERDAY.
The suit for damages brought hy William n.
Greenwood against the city tsnttnued ~ Judge
Jacobs from October II 70 Nesemt~r
Fred Marshall has hied his complaint SEEKING
dirorce from Elizabeth Marshall the ground u
Arserticn They married IN Notembcf. i>54
and have tive children
n " Bates sied hts complaint agsinss The rbii-
lips Judsun Consolidated Excursions IN the stsps.
sicr eonrt Yesterday " various smoants oa
orders fof sals II tickets.
Judge Moore. 10 the eaulty court, yesierda, save
Judgment for $50 ST. With Interest 70 pes cent.
and 500 attorneys fees Ia fssor ~ ths seattle
brewing aud Mailing Company aud against the y.
W. Wss COMPANY
Nick Nelson. who had hath legs bToken by tho
gang plank 81 the steamef Aberdeen vhils working
on her derkhsnd last auns. has cospfnenped al
sctlCn against the y. Wiley 1teAtnthip NatiKa.
tion Company 20 recover s1a1 and coats far paas-
agea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10
WHEAT Is BADLY DAMAGED.
In North Dakota and sections of
Manitoba Rstna Have Drstvoyed =
share of That Outsta adtag.

The past two weeks la the agricultural
districts OF North Dakota. Alberta aud
disastrous cYTs q lie fsrswfM Heavy
rains throug bout all OF these sections aTe
said TO have resulted in mach damage 10
the wheat In shocks and stacks
Travelling Passenger Agent j. Il. Me-
Lean, Of the Minneapolis a st. Louis road,
who has just made trip through all Df
this section says thHt the half crop nr
y little better that Was yielded On the@a
lands for the season VIII he reduced 90 a
great extent by the weather that haa pre-
vailed there for the past month.
The wheat In the country through
which have just psased. he said In an
Interview. Is In "A terrible condition. Tha
little crops that farmers did raiss sftar
the terrible drought Of the spring and
summer have. 10 a great extent, bven ut
terry ruined by the soaking rains that
have fallen more br less constantly far
the past month. a great deei ~ wheat
was 81 shock when tha frwt rains fell. and
the weather has not cleared up sufficient
~ since for 81 90 dry out The result II
that Il stu stands In sAoek and will never
be threshed. In many plaees Il has
sprputsd and hss already a good gr0wtn.
This condition II true % an Aiaffnins
extent IN North Dakota and IN Manitoba.
The stacked wheat ~ tn little better con-
dition. for tn many districts the farmers
have been careless, and II IN not inffns
uuent That YOU VIII come across "A stack
that Il green on the outside. In ali Tbs
territory through which I passed there 10
but little wheat that is saiahle aud farm
ers will make no effort 10 thresh ~ maf-
kef IL.
Notwithstanding this destruction. the
people q these SECTIONS q not seem TO %
discouraged. and when the weather wIIi
permit they VII heAiu 70 prepare their
faids fnr another crop. IN several ~ tEa
towns That Visited IN North DAKOTA poe
iitieAl meetings were being held aud 'hs
farmers were attending them ia gpoaiy
numb&fN"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Oct. s-The attention Of the hnan-
cal and speculative world remained Fixed today 60
the problem ~ the international money markets All
the worlds great money cenfers were kept under
careful scrutiny to detect Developments which might
possession Of the available money supply The en-
gagemcut o. IS 600 in gold and its withdrawal from
the Bank q England for shipment 20 New York
marked the beginning o. the contest and confirmed
yesterdays estimate that sterling exchange a, New
York had fallen within the margin a profit for
gold imports No announcement was made IN New
York Of this engagement, and il commonly sup
posed that the withdrawal made IN anticipation
Of an advance In the price If geld. with view 70
future shipment The withdrawal ptecipitssci
advance in the Bank Of Engiani's prce o. gold,
sold hars and American eagles both henT marked
up I'd an ounce The marsin Of profit on imports
70 New York thus wiped out Sterling en-
change in New York. which had stesaei this morn.
Tag after yesterdays downward plunge thereuron
resumed downward course. and closed and
stil tending toward the new level az sold imports
established rs the Bank q Engiards action. The
discount rate in London also responded Tor the
hardened slightly, The Bank ~ France Is un-
doustedly best equipped Of all the great European
sued a policy of boarding for some time past. and
the policy of the institution the protection ~ its
gold reserve is exceedingly arbitrary. IL s taken
for granted that y viii intrpose an obstacle 10 the
drain insugurat-d upon the Paris markets sold
supply IL Is clearly evident. therefore. that New
York win have 70 make more urgent call 70 81
feet a movement hither ~ gold any considerable
scale. Meantime the local money market continues
70 harden, and the proportion ~ call loans placed
AZ ia per cent was consuerahly greater than yes
teriay Today's transfers Of currency TO the int
rior through the subfreasary again reached ssDeo.
and the hanks have lost TO that institution since
Friday 100. The movement by express is \
matter Of conjecture. bat II Is known TO continue
large Speculative action Considerably parsiyzed,
pending the solution 81 these market rerplexities.
and the movement Of prices aud unu-
portant. There notable movement IN the iron
and steel group. pretty much sill the members OF
the group coming into the movement the day
progressed with advances of from 10
points. This movement and the announcement %
the early engagement 81 gold In Paris served 70
overcome a the early depression, Strength In
the local traction group also factor.
The movement In the bond market was narrow and
irregular. Total sales. sSS1 900
United States refundins q. the Is registered ana
As declined Y per cent the last call.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10
WANTS coMMuxIrY PROPERTY.
Mrs. Crockett Commences salt for
Absoiute Divorce.

Sarah II. Crockett yesterday commenced
divorce proceedings against Hugh ".
8, Gustin as correspondent The Crock
ettx were married tn January. 1878 and
have two children. aged 20 and 81 years
respectively. Mrs. Crockett says her hus-
band deserted her In August tsss, for an
other woman. and that the two are now
living In the premises IA Spruce street,
which the wife claims as community prop
srty Resides this she alleges that her
husband has $4,000 IN safe deposit and
81 30 In the Puget Sound National bank
all 81 which she claims as community
property. The husband Il charged with
having made over half interest In the
property 10 the Gusiin woman.
on the petition 81 Mrs. Crockett Judge
Jacobs yesterday sigDed restraining orders
preventing the husband ur any other rer.
son from touching thu monry on depoal'
or from selling any 81 the property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10
DEAL MADE IN MYERS CREEK
Yakima Company Takes Up Bond
on Claims.
RICH ORE IS UNCOVERED.
Adjoining Properties Carrying the
Ledge Acquired Before the News
of the Discovery Is Made Known
-Concentrafor to BE Built at
Chessw-Immense Ore Bodies In
sight I'm Miner-Graves Properties.

Special Dispatch to the st-Intelligencer.
CHESAW. Oct 9-The most important
mining deal ever made In the Myers
creek district has been closed by James
i. Blaine, the sssayer here. For the
past two years the Yakima Gold Mining
Company has had force of men work
ing on the Yakima group of claims sit
uated about 100 feet northwest of the
town OF Chesaw. and although they
found very rich streak OF ore on the
surface. they never reached the true
ledge until about two months ago. since
which time they have kept three shifts
at work and have thoroughly prospected
the ground. The result is that they are
now in a body of ore four feet wide be-
tween well defined walls.
Returns at the smelter from an aver
age sample gave values of sss.ls in gold
and silver. In following the ore, it was
found that the vein dipped into the
O, X. ground; consequently. the fact of
ore being found on the Yakima was kept
a secret until all of the surrounding
properties had been secured. The price
paid for the o. X. and o. X. fraction
was $4,000 cash.
The company has since purchased the
mercantile business of Stoweli a
Campbell. and intends TO Immediately
commence the building OF a concentra-
tor.
The @. X. was one OF the first ioca-
tons in camp and was discovered by
Maj. Steele shortly after the reserva-
ton was opened for mineral location
The ore found on the surface was very
rich and ran away up into the thous-
ands In gold. and after digging several
prospect holes. the prospectors lost all
trace OF the rich vein. This year w.
L. Clark and @. r. Horning bought an
interest. and after more prospecting un-
covered the ore body. at which time the
bond. fIst paid up In cash. was taken
by the Yakima people.
The deal has caused great activity in
real estate In town, as the results of
this property have been watched closely
for the past year and now that II IL
proved a success the future OF the town
Ia assured.
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LunsEHsES wus. MEET.
Rate Committee Nay Probably go -
81 Paat for - Conferences.

meeting ~ the iau.nsYmsna commit
tee haslrg charge ~ the matter 81 sweat-
inE e f-cfut rate an hssit,ef 90 tha Mics
souri, river Will he held ~ th< psfiors -
the H2lntsr-9rsni on nnxt Tuesday After
uoon A. ibst time 6 il rr1pas~t % taks
Up the question - nhRf eeftoa u ns.sea.
safs an Tho part - gsse Committee ~ r.
iectdea 20 make . ffiy n 81 Paui ard
have q personal conferences wttb the ora
Gals ~ Ire roads fhss hase tbs sub teet
under di2Esseieo
since thF telegram Na4isins the iasra-
Hueffna - fhs kcenf rate u points sesf
~ GeBfssl Nebraska ara thai fbs North
efn FArlnf ard rbs NufiisRfna wTfN eaA-
fnfffee has hsafe nGfhiaa tram the ssfhs
rfats ~ 70 any r9mcsasaaa that naa fsaen
feAFfifs4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10

The sali@rlHE s. ne segsaFf < fhe rfsY
Nafer Department Ter faH mpfiA ~ arps
fEfrsaef Total aBsnhHF ~ a. isaf ~ eater
pnmqsa IS nae. ~ fhn Holly pefnp
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10

Otto kelberg. who was injured by a
street car while working in a trench he
tween the tracks Of tho second avenue
line April 4. commenced a suit in the SUI
pefior court against the Seattle Traction
Company 20 recover SSita DAMAGES and
costs. He alleges that he was badly IN.
lured and Is Alsngurea for lie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10

cornel Mezere commenced suit ~ the
superior court yesterday 30 recover SAeoe
from James W Lane. master % the
steamer Valencia. for Injuries sustained
while on voyage from Jnalaska 20 See
attic in September. He alleges that the
captain beat him numerically. for which
he wants s9.so. together with an addition
al Ses2 for being put I'm irons and kept
confined for twenty-faur hours.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10

Municipal Judge Cam has offered his
services for the remainder OF the cam
paign to the county central committed
They have been accepted and judge Cam
Will shortly be billed through the city
and county
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10

Thomas SarY TEL thragxh 40 apen trap
sn taieAer shop AZ ~ Second awsnlss
lass Tally ard hrake his flEhi arm hesiaes
Euytmintng ether injuries. We nnM wantA
81 20 damages. ara yesterday commenced
\ xuif Ter that amount against ne FrRss
Rruhr Company. wtich. ne alleges OWNS
the hutcher shop where the accident -
fafsrrFs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-10

p Hemmer was fined SO and costs IN
the police court Yesterday for assault and
battery committed upon a. y fHnisrh q
cook IN the STANDARD oyster huQsa. iast
SUNDAY evening The evidence fenAea ~
show that the defendant struck else prose.
cutting Witness With a beer hatt5s - fs-
suit ~ a quarrel between t1ie defendant
and iwa women ~ which tbs restaurant
man essayed the role ~ psaesmaker.