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Don't you think there are great act ors to-day" asked the young woman
 ''Oh, yes" answered MT. Stornington Barnes; 1T am liberal-minded enough to use the plural number, although should dislike to be called upon to par ticularize. Washington Star,
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Tho Boston Grocery Co. Chapel and Temple Sts.
 Telephone 94r.
NEW HAVEN DAUGHTERS OF RE-
 REKAH

Officers of New Haven Rebekah, No 3, were elected Wednesday evening as follows: Noble grand, Mrs. Frances are as follows: N. G., Mrs Frances Doble; V. G., Mrs. Lizzie Pyle; record ing secretary, Mrs. Laura F. Beebe; financial secretary, Mrs. Etta L.. Adams; treasurer, Mrs. Jennie Steits; first trustee, Francis Lawrence; second trustee, Mrs. Annie Bradley; third trus- tee, Mrs. Mira Kautz.
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COMMON pr,EAs CoURT

The case of Kate Ryder vs. David Mo retzky and wife was called in the common pleas court yesterday morning, but was continued in consequence of the Illness of J. F. Wynne, counsel for the plaintiff. who is threatened with pneumonia. This Is the case In which the plaintiff Is suing for $500 damages to recover the value of some house. hold furniture now in the possession of the defense. Mrs. Ryder says the furniture is hers. while the defendants declare that they purchased it from her husband.
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If the Baby is Cutting Teeth,

Be sure and use that old and well.tr,ea remedy, Mrs. Wnslows Soothing Syrun. for children's S teething. It soothes the child softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for diar. rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle,
 all MWF & W 1y
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MT. Phoxy-"Did you send the Bor- ems card for our musicale?"
 Mrs Phoxy-"Yes; how could I get out of it?"
 Mr. Phoxy "I'll tell Borem that Jenks is coming, Borem owes him mon- y"-PhiladeIph Press
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DEATH OF LOUIS F. BILLIARD OF
 COLORADO.

Lewis F. Hilliard, father of Louis B. Hilliard, of the L. Candee Rubber com pany's office staff, this city, died at his office in Breckenridge, Col, Wednes- day, December 25, aged 60 years. Be- sides a wife he leaves two daughters and the above named son.
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE RE- MOVAL OF GARBAGE

MUVAII UF EAKBAEE.
 Sealed proposals for the removal of garbage from the City of New Haven will be received by the Clerk of the Board of Health. in behalf of said city. at or before. F. M., January 14 1902 The board reserves the privilege of re. jecting. any or all bids. A certified check bid must accompany each proposal, made payable to the order of the Controller of the City of New Haven.
 Specifications, stating terms of con. tract In full, which differ from hereto fore, will be furnished by said clerk on application.
 By order of the Board of Health,
 WARD BAILEY, d2o ot Clerk
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$50 and 35} State StraDI

CHRISTMAS POULTRY-we shall have the finest Turkeys. Geese, Chickens and Ducks ever seen ill this state. Turkeys, Legs of Mutton. 10c per ID; Fresh Shoulders, 9c per lb; Gilt Edge Butter, 26c per ID; Fresh Eggs, 20c doz.; Mixed Nuts. l0c per ID. Give us call before purchasing your Christmas supplies. We guarantee you will save money.
 F. SCHOENBERGER & sONS i, 2 and T Central Market, Congress avenue; g2-03 George street. Telephone No. 120.
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NEW HAVEN ORPHAN ASYLUM
 ys. JENNETTE F. HENDEE EFT AL.
 ORDER OF NOTICE. State of Connecticut, New Haven Cou

New Haven, December 20, 1901.
 It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that the representa- Lucius E. Hendee, late of New Haven. de- ceased, are joined as defendants in the above. entitled cause. and that their place of residence is unknown, it is hereby
 of said action be given by publishing this finding and order in the Morning Journal and Courier, a newspaper printed in New Haven, Connecticut, once week for three weeks successively, commencing on or be- fore the Fist day of December, 1901,
 JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER.
 d2l-27 i3 Asst Ciarl
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TO cUREA COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Promo Quinine TabletA 26c
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Xmas comes but once a year,
 Let's all be merry, 0.

Our part in the coming day is to sunnIv the table necessities and luxuries as weii Our goods are of late selections, quality aa 12c, 25c the h., Mixed Nuts, our own mix. ture, 12c the h., Hickory Nuts Sc the nt CANDIES. our broken, pure and high naE ored, 12c the lb., our rock mixed 1Oc the lb.. Chips 35c the lb., Corn Crisp ORANGES, California, Florida and Jamacia, 18c to 4oc doz Dates 6c the ID. Figs 10c to 200 the lb. Table. Apples. Sweet Cider. Magnolia Plum Pudding. Orders for ANSONIA DOUGHNUTS must be given no later than Saturday, December 21 Extra orders for Briggs Cake, Bread, Parker House and Finger Rolls one day In advance Xmas out -of-town orders, packing, shipping and expressage, no charge. Orders received for Ice Cream, Ices. Frozen Pudd;ngs, etc. Hauff Ice Cream Co.'s products
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Dramatic Experiences of Kings and ] Queens-The Last of the House of
 8 Plantagenets.
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In the superior court yesterday the $l,o00 suit of Rose McGuo ct al vs the Mutual Reserve Life Fund association was with lrn tufhnnt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

A second smeltsr seems practically
assured TO Grand Forks.
A cablegram from London was re
ceived recently al Rossland stating
that a controlling interest in the lie
Roi mine has been picked up by q syn
dictate OF London investors. prominent
~ identified with the Exploration com
pany. This will account in q large
measure for the rapid advance In the
price Of the shares, which has reached
&c It's Cd. The rllmor is also current
that the same people are endeavoring
TO secure control Of the Center Star
and War Eagle mines.
Word has been received AZ Phoenix
that a miners strike is on a. the Nickel
Plate mine, in the Similkameen- No
tees warning union men 10 keep away
have been sent out by the Camp Nc
Kinney miners union. the nearest or
ganlEation OF miners. The Nickel
Plate lie located In Camp Hedley, up
Twenty Mile creek, about four miles
from Similkameen city. Manager Rog-
ers OF the Nickel Plate is said TO have
announced a cut from $3.50 20 $500
per day in wages for miners, All but
a few of the IS men employed walked
out The Nickel Plate lie owned by the
Marcus DAILY estate. and Is said 10 be
one OF the richest mines in the Simil'
kameen country. II is equipped with
an air compressor and is one Of the
largest employers of labor In that sec
ton.
The Golden Monarch Mining q Mil
ing company Of Spokane has had &
piece OF good fortune In driving thu
long crosscut tunnel on the Foghorn a
Ymir. At 200 feet from the mouth Of
the tunnel a blind vein wsls encounter
ed showing a stringer OF good looking
ore about Is inches wide. This new
discovery promises well. although thu
actual value OF the ore has not yet beer
ascertained.
Encouraging reports are at hanS
from the Ainsworth camp. where min
ing matters have picked up MATERIAL,
during the past week. II the lead mar
kek takes turn for the better the CAM
will have one OF the hveliest seasons Il
LIS history,
Work IN the big tunnel at the High
lander Is in full swing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04
NORTHWEST NEWS ITEMS
BRIEFLY TOLD IN NOTES
An Interesting Collection Of Items
Frem ths FouF Northwest states
Of stsesIianeess nature GATH
erred lhe Past Week.


A9ANA1a
Levi Brown may build a fruit drier
In the Kendrick district.
The Bank Of Commerce opened It's
doors for business at Wallace last
week.
The board Of pandons has pardoned
Charles r. Ambs. sentenced 10 one year
for burglary, from Ada county.
Lon Mitchell has sold his farm Of
l5s acres. near WeIser. 10 L. Herring
ton. who recently arrived from Kansas.
w. l. Kimmel. formerly OF Grange
vile. is about 20 put In an electric light
plant at Kendriek. using the surplus
power from the Kendrick griat mill.
As the roads over the mountains i'm
prove. cul de Sac win present Hveiier
appearances. Grain hauling has begun.
and Lumber and wood is coming into
town.
The First National Bank Of Mos
COW had = run on the bank last week
and came through the ordeal with ny
ing oolors. The Oregon bank trouble
was responsible.
Last week l.. II. King. from Wilson's
granite quarry. received injuries BY Q
derrick falling upon him. His nose
was broken ard there were bad bruises
about bis head and shoulders. His In
iuriea. though severe. are not danger.
Gus.
William Mohi. deputy horticultural
inspector for the Lewiston district. an
nonnoaa that he will leave on May ]
for the Salmon river country 20 inspsc,
orchards. Later be win visit the Cam
Aa PrRirse orchards and those In The
reservation district
Az Peck. II. W. Crawford's genera
merchandise store and Skey Bros.
hardware store burned last week. Tn.
contents OF both establishments wer'
totally destroyed. Crawford's loss d
between $4,000 and $4,000. which VA
more than half covered by Insurance.
Skey Bros. had no insurance. and tn
hardware stock WAS valued a. $4,000.
There Is an energy and speed beini
thrown into che construction Of th
Salmon River railroad. the grade o
xhich begins az Blackfoot, which
altogether myslfying. Il was expec.
ed that construction would be pushe
a. rapidly as conditions would permit
bnt General Manager Bancroft has Il
sued imperative orders that the lin
must be completed and In operation
into HouatAn before the frst day o
September.
The oounty commissioners a Levi
ton made an order directing ex-sheril
J. w. Rossen 20 pay Into the count
81 .ois.So. the amount received darin
two years incnmbency as sheriff fror
the United States for the board Of fet
eral prisoners. The order was mad
on account Of the opinion Of the oour
" attorney. given last week in whAcl
he points out that uncer the county sal
AIRY law. the sheriff has no right 20 kee
any fees whatever.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04

Chinook has decided by a vote OF &C
10 Sc 20 incorporate.
The regular spring meeting Of the
ShOnkin Stock association has been
called for May ;, In Fort Benton.
Plans and specifications for the new
federal building a. Helena have been
received by AssAyer B. H. Tatem.
The Kalispel creamery has installed
an engine 10 run It's machinery, and
IL prepared 20 do a much larger bust,
ness than In the past
J. J. Kelley Of Helena has purchased
Wakefield. che 8 year old PAGER form.
erly owned by State Senator Hoffman
of BOEeman. The horse has a record o.
2:Is.
AZ q meeting Of eastern Montana
woolgnowers held a Miles City Il was
decided 20 make the shearing rate for
the season cents with board. or s
cents u sheArers board themselves.
Because Frank Miller proprietor OF
the Alaska saloon in Anaconda. kept
his money In q cigar premium safe. he
ss short $1,000. Last week burglars
pt1HA oEeu uue AFOuA AteAlHotA VI Tue -
loon and entered and carried away the
safe.
The application o. Senator Clark and
his eon Charles for release from the
bond Tor che Montana Ore Purchasing
company, given 20 stay an injunction
against operations in the Pennsylvania
mine. was refused by the supreme court
last week.
News has come out Of the discovery
Of another natural wonder in the Vel
lowstone National Park. James Leath
erman. deputy game warden OF wyom
ing. claims 60 have discovered 4 wster
fall 800 feet high, which he named LOs'
Fall. The falls are in Box canyon. two
and a half miles northwest OF HellG
Half Acre.
A shooting scrape occurred at w. A
Wells roadhouse. about Is miles eouu
Of Billings. last week. in which BeE
Davis, manager Of the house and bar
tender. was almost Instantly killed
Seth Dix. a young ranch hand, is II
sail accused OF the crime. The trouble
arose over q charge that Davis haS
made againsI Dix.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04

The Mountain Lion shaft is down
about CTS feet, leaving but Is feet. with
the exception Of the Is foot stump to be
sunk before the shaft Is completed.
Excellent progress Is being made on
the Lone Pine-Surprise tunnel. II Is
in about 10 fest and there are but rs
TO 50 feet 20 run before the ledge is cut.
Superintendent w. NJ. drummer
states that the long Gold Ledge tunnel
is In a little more than $50 feet and
that from now on the tunnel will be
driven much more rapidly. as the ma
ehinery is In good shape for working.
The Chico shaft has been timbered
up in good shape and the buIkheads
put in a. the 800 foot level. Inc shaft
has been sunk for several feet by hand
and one set OF timbers put in. The ma
chine drills were set IN motion and II
Ia believed that rapid progress will be
made.
The Princess Maud has been put in
shape "a resume sinking in the Wine.
This will be carried from the 800 foot
level below the tunnel level 90 the 500
foot level, making the total depth $50
feet below the groupings. IL win take
about three months 70 finish the Wine.
The first installment Of the next
Morning Glory shipment left for Grand
Forks last week and the rest viii fol
low as soon as teams can be got to haul
L. The entire shipment. which 1t il
expected 90 be the largest in the history
Of the mine, is expected 10 be al the
smelter by the end OF the month. Work
Is still being continued in the winz'
and there is no material change in th'
width or value Of the ore.
The main Wauconda ledge has al las
been cut. the big vein just passeS
through having proved another blins
lead. The average samples OF the sew
en- feet showed q value OF fl3.20. 4
picked sample assayed $40 per ton 1
viii take at least week TO get through
the ledge. This strike seems TO remOy
all doubts about the Wauoonda being
big mine. The ledge Is being cut a
most 500 feet below the surface.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04

A strong cut In rates IL looked for
10 Alaska points.
A move Ia on foot TO install elevators
in the school house being erected Al
Seattle.
The Great Northern engineers have
completed their preliminary survey
through Kettle Falla
A are occurred a. Mount Vernon last
week, destroying six business build.
inEs. with loss OF $4,000.
The prospects for an abundant fruit
crop In the fertile gardens OF Washing.
ton, Idaho and Oregon. are exceeding
~ bright.
Tho sixth annual meeting Of the
Washington State Bankers association
wall occur in Spokane Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday. June 81. -. -.
The Vancouver bank books fail 70
show an alarming shortage. l.. n. HID.
den. director. believes the assets will
equal the liabilities
The republicans al Spokane nominal
Cd the following last week for city on
cials. Mayor, DR.. Charles q. Brown
comptroller. John ]. White; treasurer
Captain Joseph NJ. Moore
The two women now I'm the penlten
tiary. Mollie Vaughn from Seattle and
Alma Williams from Snohomish coun
". who are about TO become mothers
must remain there as the governor re
fuses 10 intercede.
All property, real and personal. O
every description In Clark county be
longing TO the Portland q Puget SCUM
railroad has been levied upon by tn
sheriff in accordance with q writ OF ex
ecutlon issued out Of the sUperio
court.
The free clinics OF the veterinary d
partment Of the Washington agricul
tural college, in which horses are treat
ed free OF charge TO the owners. an
becoming quite popular with the farm
! era and other owners OF horses.
Ross r. Bratton. a Spokane boy. vii
sail from Tacoma May 10 take th
, position OF assistant superintendent Q
Tung Wen institute at Annoy, Chins
This is an imperial Institute fo0nde
, TO Instruct young Chinese offlclals l
} western methods.
r. q. white and a. s. Garfield Z
! Humboldt. Iowa. are making tour {
: the Big Bend country with q view I
J locating permanently. Both are me
$ OF means and are considering the pr
position Of buying a tract OF 1000
acrca II a suitable location can /
found.
n The city council OF Davenport la
|, week refused 70 grant saloon llceni
!. TO Leonard q Farley. turned down a
a proposition Of the big Bend Electr
e Power company to bring In Hight an
power from the Spokane rlFeEs ENiS'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04

Declared By the Court 70 BE- un~aaoiO
some. and its Sale In violstloa o.
the Pure Feed LAVA.

A case IN the courts Of Davenport,
Iowa. the other day appears 60 have
nKcd the status Of the alum baking
powders a. an Illicit article OF trade.
u seems that Tho Pure Food Co.
Of Chicago. sold 20 a arm Of EroccrB In
Davenport q quantity Of baking pow.
der called Pure Food Baking Pow.
der" Tho Rrocerw sold some OF Il.
ancaFtnined that Il vas an alum pow.
der. returned the powder unsold 70
the manufacturers and refused TO pay
for H. The manufacturers sued 10 cob
lest.
The case was tried before Judge
Bollinger and a Jury. Attorneys Neal
a Neal, and s. A. Finger defended the
grocera. u was shown that the pow
der. contained alums The defence
claimed. consequently. that Il was In.
furious to health and that franc In
Il was against public policy. Expert
testimony was introduced 20 show that
alum when taken into the stomach
would influence the gastric juices 20
che dotrtment Of the person using u.
The Jury rendered a verdict for the
defendanta. which means that alum
baking powders are deleterious 10
health, their aaie Illegal IN the state,
The pure food laws OF the state ara
! upheld.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04

Butte mining men fear serious labor
troubles there about May /.
A new oil district has been found at
Palouse City, wash, and It gives splen,
did showings OF gas and oil.
The Mountain View group. two miles
west OF Northport. wash., which has
been In continuous litigation since
1896. viii soon resume.
Il is reported from the Keep Cool on
Lake Pend d'oreille that a crosscut
from the No. tunnel has exposed 20
feet OF ore. The grade OF the ore can
not be learned.
The Jumbo. at Buffalo Hump, IL to
have q stamp mill and concentrator.
The mill win be OF ten stamps and the
plant viii be rushed In as soon as Il can
be got over the roads.
The tunnel being run 10 tap the Sim
mona claim on Bear euleh, neer Muir
ray, Idaho. is In over 800 feet and good
progress Is reported. This group Is un
der bond to the Murray Development
company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04
OREGON.

John Savage Of Milton recently pur-
chased NewIin q Faxon's stock Of Bel
ginn horses, 140 In number.
o. w. Williams has sold TO J. J. Con-
ley $40 acres OF land. known as the Kite
place. near Cove. for $4,000.
The sowing Of beets Is under way in
ali parts Of the Grand Ronde valley.
On the aanriddge and IN the higher
zelda the crop II coming up.
The prospect for a good crop Of every
kind Of agricultural and horticultural
products was never better In tbs VIII
lamsets valley than ~ he present time.
The death is reported Of Mrs. J. J.
Walton, ST., al the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mira Phoebe Hughes. in CreSwell.
aged 50 years- She was pioneer OF
Oregon. and had resided In Eugene and
Lane county a long time.
County Treasurer Thompson at Asto-
ria has received q check for e666.42
from Secretary OF State Dunbar. This
Is the amount OF scalp bounty tax paid
by ClatsOp county in 1889. and which
was ordered refunded by the last legis
lnAmrA.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04

the saloon license from $500 TO $1,000
per year and wound up the session by
indefinitely pO9tponing the street
sprinkling proposition.
The board Of naval ofieials recently
appointed by the department at Wash
ington to investigate the feasibility Of
fresh water basin In Seattle locality.
have done 30 ard the members Of the
board were most fayorabIy impressed
with the splendid facilities Of these
bodies Of water.
The following lands in the Washing
ton forestry reserve are thrown open
TO settlement from the date Of the pro
clamation: Township 81. north. range
% east; 80 north. range 20: SO north.
range p: "a mort. range q; "a mort.
range n; 35 mort. range 81; the north
half Of township 3S north, range 81;
the south half Of township 81 north.
range 81: three sections OF township
IS north. range 20 east, and nine sec
lions in township IS north. range 20
east These lands are ali In the Ne
thew region, in okanOgan county.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04

I would follow those men 70 the ends Of
the earth"
Owing 70 the danger Of importing
smallpox from the mainland, the Honolulu
board Of health has decided to fnmigaie al
mails coming there By steamer from San
Franchise.
Terry Mclioyern knocked ont Oscar
Gardner in the fourth round recently at
Aiechanies pavilion, san Francisco. From
the FIRST minute until the end came there
was never a doubt ! nthe minds Of the
spectators rs TO the outcome.
Al Cayueos, Cal, the merchandise store
Of Degetianli A Righetti Was robbed ne
Gently. The burglars managed to open the
safe and secured over $500 in cash. Ne
gotiable papeTs and securities and about
800 In the money drawer we're left I'M
touched.
The gates Of the Pan.Ameriean exp0si.
ton at Buffalo we're thrown open Weslnes.
day. May /. and notwithstanding that II
had nined all night and conditions were
threatening, the various routes TO the
grounds were well paiIoniznd BY those who
desired 10 BE- present Al the opening.
A. san Juan, Porto Rico, the new $780,
90 pier caught fire and WAS destroyed in
half an honr. A large stock u sugar and
rum Was lost IN the fire. The fire continues
10 rage and the flames threaten 10 spread
to the sinras n the customs house. Lives
may have been Lost. asit this is no, eeriain.
Robert 4. MaKey, manager 81 the Pond
Lumber eanpany. committed suicide Al
Arkansas City. Kan. by shooting himself
through the head. he Il short In his sc,
eountA The amount Of the shortage il
sso46.sT. Tie left a note 10 bis bondsmen
saying that his biundsrs had cost him his
lie.
The leader II band Of Yaqni Indians,
who a. captured a short time ago Al Guests
Aita BY q detachment of government
leops. has bsen executed at Anisjnda by
order u General IoFrnEo Torres. PIios
to his exerution he vas positively identi,
fed a. ~Apaehe Kid by Alexander Mac
lohah, an Anaefiean scout in the sesyios
II the government. Who says he knees lhs
kid we'll in AriEona.
| AAENH hHNatNA tAAttAAteAr ~ At1A@ta
n. ". and ssa,ls2hly 5Do moEr in Erie ooan
~. outsidr 81 Buffalo, struck May ] TO ~
rasw . nisr hour day Aithoat DECREASE 81
pay. II is understood that the locsi move
na~ht u the lofvrnnnrf a = strike that MAJ
rxteta al aywt ihe United States and Can
ada and MsNico. On May -, Nhsn gencna
demand faE a n'ne hour day all b. made
The California supreme court has 70
vsfand iarsnrr dsSislan and dnflared thai
the tEsiss dAns in the uill Il the lat
James &. Pair h invalid. In HE viii Pal
lsl1 Al- -~aslr. sal,s-a Al glssasa! s.s
in iFiA, ihr Proos-as 10 go Ia his heir'
bat she prineipai 10 b. ksp, on, 81 'hri
hsnAs. A. a result II the dcisiou Il III
supreme ceaSf. the estate ~lil now BE a
viird smang fsir's ehildFen. Mfs- hsTmai
o~lrtchs. Mrs ". X. Vanderbilt an
CllAgles Fair
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-05-04

esatile, April ss,-The dissolution Of The
combine Of transportation companies doing
business between Seattle and southeastern
Alaska, which was announced recently,
has led 10 an open war in passenger and
freight rates. The slash has already gone
half way into The rates axed by The de.
f,lnct organization. and The companies are
lined up for a war that may continue all
summer
Two companies have announced the pas,
sengcS rate Of - from Seattle TO Skagway
Other concerns are down 10 $40 and Sl2
The association rate was &i0.
A prupOrtsnatc cut has been made In
rates for freight and live stock rates arr
down from 80 TO $50 a head. unless
cornpronise is meanwhile effected, Of
which transportation men have no hope
the rates will reach still lower points
with the opening Of navigation on th'
Yukon next month.