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, 1902-05-10

the congregation Of the First Metho-
dist church of this city will tomorrow
celebrate the thirty-third anniversary
of the organisation Of the church. The
occasion was planned some weeks ago,
at which time It was intended to have
some Of the highest dignitaries Of the
Methodist Episcopal church present,
including one or more bishops. but cir
chmstances over which the members
of the Laramie church had no control
have prevented this. Then 1t was de-
cided to confne the celebration to one
Sunday. and DR.. Buchtel. chancellor
Of the University of Denver, was ill.,
vited, and accepted the invitation, to
deliver two addresses tomorrow.
The Methodist church in Laramie
has a history closely interlined with
the history of the city, and its men,
bership embraces many Of the leading
families of the town. 1t is a strong
organization. noted for it's many and
good deeds, its great benevolence, it,
uprightness as a religious organization
and it, popularity with the masses of
the church-going people. There is n
thing about a Methodist. He may
shout and make q great noise, but he is
30 outspoken that his shouting tells
Just where he is at" aud he can gen.
orally be found on that side Of the
question that stands for truth, and
honor. and uprightness, and fair deal
ing with his fellow men.
The congregation was organized in
March. 1869, the first services being
held in the room how occupied by A.
Nichols secondhand store. The first
Sunday school was held in the building
occupied by Mays paint shop. although
1t did not at that time stand on the
lot It now occupies. at the corner of
Third and Grand emu
The church records show that on
Sunday, July IS, 1870. a subscription
was begun to raise : 1000, which was
to be added to $1,000 promised by the
Church Extension society. Of which
Bishop McCabe was n OF the found
ers. This sum raj soon raised and a
contract made with = Mr.. Adams for
the erection Of q building to cost S.
900. This was the original building.
and II still used a. an auditorium, hav.
ing bsen added to twice.
, 1902-05-10
THE ORIGINAL "eiLL NYE"
NOT OUR "ojLL NYE.'

To the Editor Of The Republican.
The bill Nye" referred to in Bret
Harte's poem, The Heather Chinee."
was not Edgar Wilson Nye. our hum.
orist, but Governor MiDian Nye of Ne
'vada, who was also a United States
senator from that state. He was a
character well known all over the Pa
'cifc coast much given to practical
jokes and witty r%ejoinders and was
able to %vanGuish even the redoubtable
Charles Sumner in debate on the Chi.
.pese question. M. Z. B.
, 1902-05-10
MUSICAL SERVICE At THE
CATHEDRAL TOMORRC

The regular monthly musical service
will be given in the cathedral Sunday
evening. Program:
"a Dream Of Paradise" Grey
Miss Goodale.
20 How Amiable". ......... .Barnby
Full Chorus.
II Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth" .... ..... from Handel Messiah
Mrs. McCutcheon.
At this service the dean will take up
a current topic as the subject of his ad-
dress. Sunday evening, some Of the
causes leading to loose divorce laws,
and the tendency to free love.
, 1902-05-10
LARAMIE PASTOR TO
PREACH IN CHEYENNE,

Rev. H. Warren Nice went to Chey'
enne today, and tomorrow will occupy
the pulpit at the Cheyenne Baptist
church, during the absence of the pas
tor, Rev. 8. C. Davis, at Duluth, MINI.
Mr. Davis will be absent several
weeks, as he will attend the Baptist
anniversary at st. Paul before return.
ing to Cheyenne. Prof. E. e. Slosson
will occupy the pulpit in the Laramie
church at the morning hour.
, 1902-05-10
Assorted Cakes 10
cents per Id. at Pea~
body's.

The Republican has printed some
new placer location notices especially
for petroleum lands. They are print
cd ON cardboard and are intended es
pecially for posting on claims.
, 1902-05-10
vEspER sERvIcEs At
UNIVERSITY TOMORROW.

Chancellor Henry A. Buchtel of the
University of Denver will deliver the
address at vespers tomorrow after
noon. Special music will also be pro-
vided. -.
The public is cordially invited to
come out and hear the chancellor at
this meeting tomorrow.
, 1902-05-10

Mayor Glover of Bluff City, Kan.
las lust been elected to his thirteenth
consecutive term as mayor. Hi: ION
or says he found it rough shedding for
a couple of terms. but now has his
lob so well in hand that everything
runs very smoothly.
, 1902-05-10

When Victor Hugo's Les Miser-
ables' was completed he sold eight
years copyright privileges to a Paris
publisher, NJ. Lacroix. for $oO,OO0. re-
serving the right of translation. The
bargain proved highly profitable to
the publisher.
, 1902-05-10
Mans Opportunit'e.

II the average man were as prompt
to seize his first opportunity to do
good for himself as he is to take adj
vantage OF his best chance to make a
fool Of himself, the world would grow
blase over brilliant successes.
, 1902-05-10
NORWAY MAIDEN TO
BE CONFIRMED.

Miss Johanna Nilsen, an orphan. who
came home from Norway with Mrs.
Olive Thobro some weeks ago.. and who
will make her home with her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Westholm, at North
park, will be confirmed as a member
OF the Lutheran church at the morning
service at the West Side church to-
morrow. q
, 1902-05-10
THIRD OF
CENTURY
METHODIST CHURCH celesRA.
TON TO d. Mas m THIS
CITY roMoRRoW.
Building Dseun In $50 and Addttions
Completed Within Last Few
Months-Pepuiar Organization 10
Headed by . Popular Young Di-
vlns-Picture Of Church and Pas
tor.

A message from DR.. Buchtel, chan.
cellor Of the University of Denver, re-
ceived by Rev. Kruger this morning,
says that he will reach here this after.
noon and will deliver the anniversary
address at the Methodist church to.
morrow morning.
The souvenir Is being pushed as rap.
idly as possible.
, 1902-05-10
NEW ENcAMPMENT

NEW ENcAMPMENT
OF ODD FELLOWS.
Sparta Encampment No. IL. l. O. O.
F., will be instituted some time during
this month at Damondville by Grand
Secretary Louis Miller. There are
twenty-five charter members.
, 1902-05-10
srArE GETS CHECK
FROM GOVERNMENT.

The government sold $3.50, 900 worth
of land in Wyoming during 1901. This
IL shown by a check for $4,000 received
by the State Thursday and which re-
presents s per cent Of the government
land sales In Wyoming last year.
, 1902-05-10

If your are in need of job printing
The Republican office is the place to
get it. First-class work is what you al
ways get.
, 1902-05-10

Medium and light weight underwear
from 70 cents to $3.50 per suit at
Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1902-05-10

REV. EckHART TO PREACH
At SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH.
There will be a meeting In the Swe-
ish mission church this evening. when
Rev. o. o. Dckhart Of Cheyenne. will
preach.
, 1902-05-10

Work Shirts, Shoes. Overalls, Jeans
Pants, Gloves, etc. Woodruff 4 Terry.
, 1902-05-10

Mems trowsers from ,1.s6 to IS, At
Woodruff Z Terry's.
, 1902-05-10

Daily Republican Soc Per nonth.
, 1902-05-10

Mems Oxford Shoes 81, SO, 81 and s.
at Woodruff & Terry's.
, 1902-05-10

wsskly RspsbHcaa oaly u : ysar.
, 1902-05-10

Unless something unforeseen occurs.
, 1902-05-10

Rev. Frederic Tevis Kruger, the
popular young pastor Of the church. is
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conaET COVERs.

i5c for Pc Corset Covers. IN plain
muslin. tlpht nttinE ana trimmed
with turvhnn lace.
csc for Perfectly Plain Corset Gov
ers. in very good quality OF muslin,
worth regularly 35c.
geo FOR Corset covers. FUN front.
French style. tiRht fittnR. trimmed
with turchou lace. worth Bee
tOu for Corset Covers. with N-nhape
yoke. made with hrmstitthing and
embroidery trimmiuK. FUN front.
tight back. worth l5c.
56c Tor French Corset covers. Mar
gucrlte rtyie. with zig zaE hem
stitching ~ front ana back. we'll
trimmed with fine embroidery and
worth 800.
81 % for French Furpllce Corset
Covers. trimmed With val lace and
insertion. IN beaded effect worth
81 90
ti.1s for elegant French Marguerite
Corset Covefa. OF lace Insertion.
trimmed a. neck and sleeves Win
wide lace and naished nt bottom
with beadins and ribbon regular
value s25o
DRAWERS.
z5c fGr Plain Muslin prawers. with
wide hem and ,ucks. real value 35c.
Soc for Muslin Drawers. emhroid
cry trimmed With deep ruffie ~
tprchon lace and Insertion. regular
value I8c
CSC fof Muslin Drawers. worth SIC
umbrella sfyie. trimmed wiih narrow
tucka and insertion, finished with
wide lace
arc FOR Muslin Drawers. with en-
brnIffFY fluuuce. and insertion 81
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California strawberries. g1OpH1fh per
crate, orcEon. 1ea
Verrtahifs

california s,r,gs.rlss saooJaso per
crate, orrEon, uea
Vegetables
Potatoes old. $50 OtJ1d0o ror tons
new $500 pcr cwt beetA 81 esa 20 rof
gacki csrrota, OtusNc prr sseh le'inrn
Ai0a pcr caee; tufnps, wto&i " FatlH
a. cahlsaxe. a. rnNe 90 rvt cet W-hn see
per caect Chih prppors. 2NfNN .aurf-
kraft rguSe; tomatoes. a. oeua % rer
crate radishes tpc prr daa varsity, W.
SO. cuions. s. $685. 90 per cwt. parsnila,
per NJ, equashea g'sci WA beans, ltci
artich0kca WiMfae per des .trins beans.
gGSo. cucumbor@ 81 aop2oo ror r,s,
Rruasels sprvuta. 5gsgs pyase o.. 'ele.
phone peas, s.. rhuparh anake rof To-
spinach. aU9ee uer boN Wala WAllh -
paraEun 81 zoe 90 yet box, native t-'NA
ass Per case. Oiet,oh Sita
rrovislens
rSosh Mcat-Caw beef Te yer lh' steer
hcet. gNT,so rer 10. mutton. wcther tgse'
ewes s'to. PORK. i0o peF 10, veal large.
rrovisisns = Hams. iaae; brcaktas,
hanks. ise. bellies ise
fIAy-i'uest soand per tan. siaoo, Fast
cfn wenhingtua timothy siN"Hlaoo' al
Graih-osts so ~, wheat. saaoo, cstn.
$500 relied barley. S2ao0
hAAAAAs NaANsNs AAA N'N AN"+faF
Halter washington croaineres, 2ic,
ranch if9eee
cheese Native Warrington fun cfvaFn,
teUtsc. Eastern Nov Nork. iaAuite
Wisconsin. itcs NoqurfgrL AAci hdain.
81 0OG ie % Ter case. New York. iaeie
tAmburgvr. iuuifes trick. ieuiic. swiss.
iSWtpc.
k,xsa-strtctly fresh ranch. ieu 2oc calf
furuiA. it9tec9 oreEon. lbs.
1--we tspuitry Hens. iahoit1t myers
tt0ooH.c0 pr dos turkeys, las tas, gerse'
t0Nile. daoks. iae.
tgwssed Poaitrl Turkeys itBia, revse,
iiHtsc. ducks. it4ioc. chickonA i1U Ia.
Hahcy-ieGtae
Commission Meas Prices
Corrected aaiiy.-rhe fallostug prices ere
beiuE offered % the preiucrr in fuund lots
ca the dcck oF tn ire car az seattle
ornln--oats. see bnA1f ao. barley 81 o.
wheat. ehicken feed. 81 90, eofn bulA.
SS6.oo
Chcesc-Native Washington. if8llhe,
EEEa- Strictly fresh raneh. lie.
Batter Washington creamery, lNUlRc
ranch. iAUfff
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THE MARKETS

Business opened with fairly good
Ewing on Western avenue today, al
though there was somewhat OF n
scarcity along certain lines. The
steamers brought a good supply Of
beans. peas and cabbage from Call
fornia, while from other localities
came good shipments Of asparagus,
lettuce. etc.
Prices are variable. depending al
most entirely upon the size OF tOdays
shipments.
Hfrawberries were scarce this
morning, but n larger shipment a.
due tonight Commission men are
already taking orders at a. per crate.
New potatoes are not going as fast
as was contemplated and are now
weak at $3.50 per cwt.
Butter ana eggs. meats and other
rrovisions are unchanged. although
the supply ~ fish Is not nearly IN
10 the demand
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE
DOING ABOUT AS THEY PLEASE
Second Chapter in the Methods OF the OfiCeCreating
Department Recently Established at the Courthouse

lta Thursday session. tho commits
HlnnVrs appear 60 boz rntitard to the
hruent ~ the doubt nrd ahHulNed
from knowingly crcutinE n new po-
llUfal office NvVctth eiraa. iva aultp
nf tho fact that MA FurhcrH posi-
tiun o. not go labelled. guod lawyers
claim 70 la "a ueW office created with
out legal authority by the commits.
FlonerH, since MIR Furbra is deputy
81 no existing uftccr, but ig not
withdrawing that fact, under @
monthly salary The monthly sal
AIRY, 81 ia claimed. makes the position
an Office within the nrohi bltion Ut
the statute. limiting the board d
puWera,
The commissioners ia their own be-.
half claim that there d. no diner
cucr hrtW con the employment of a
superior court etpnogruphor az tlib
"a month. and one az $3.50 day.
They defend their action on grvunds
~ economy They atate that before
Mt FuFbera iffor was accepted, Ar
kennedy's accounts were examined.
avid that 81 WAS found he bad long
been receiving more than ftzb d
month. and Tor she past year. inciud
ing reporting the Considlnr trial. had
received about $3.50
Political Motives
ST. Kennedy o. a. Eood Republican
and hIa friends are up be arms ovvr
the BEARD r. action. which they claim
" ne dIetatA hY political motives.
Thet ulaIn that the economy talk
az the g0wWisrI ouera has NO basis.
in fact. ard that Mr Keanedy has
bern receiving even loss per month
than Air Furher is fveriNinE under
me boards minute book entry of las,
Saturday.
The following statement prepared
to-day bv one 80 Mr. kvuutdy'B
frlenla shows thr monthly payments
made by the county 90 Mr Kennedy
far court reporting since March 1876.
tnrhiaiNet
1870 March $40. Apfn. so. May,
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embroidery; real value 81 90.
81 % FOR Cambria Drawers. with
narrow hcmatitched tucks. umbrella
style. worth tl1J.
1l.35 for Muslin Drawef with deep
fJunce with embroidery insertion.
fancily hemstitched and finished
with embroidery. real value ti7b.
ti.7b Tor Cambria Drawers. trim
med with narrow tucks aud enbfoid-
cry inHertlon, wide founco. worth
g. 90.
1915 for Cambria Drawers. with
circular umbrella fiounce. trimmed
with clusters ~ diagonal tuckss real
worth Dr. f3Zb
CHEMIEE.
zee for Muslin Chemlse. square
yoke ~ embroidery and hemsiiiched
rlffle trimming. With wide rufflc az
the bottom. regular selling price Tie.
Ttc Tor Cambflc Chpmise. with cir
cuiRr hemstiiched yoke finished
with hemstitched rufne; regular
value 81 90
tbo FOR Musiin Chemise. made
Nth P-shape yoke. trimmed with
embroidery Insertion. finished nt
neck ayd sleeves vith torchon lace
bottom trimmed with lace and tucks
Regular value t200
100 FOR Cambria Chemise, with
round circular yoke Of embroidery.
and having deep nounre 81 en-
broldcry and tucks
GOWNS.
zoe Tor ibc Muslin Gowns. made
with square yoke. and finished with
narrow embroidery. FUN size.
Stc for Muslin Gowns, Empire
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Thursday Morning Specials Sale From Till IL O'clock
following

3 unti noon the following list 81 - 9
DINNER SETS SPECIALS on
SALE DOWN STAIRS FROM
, TILL u.
These Dinner get Specials VIII be
offered tomorrow morning from ,
tlli r.
i00-piece Sets In Belle China.
beautiful decorations. each piece
gold traced and gold lined, regular
value 1880 a Get. Thursday from :
tili i2. az t4sa.
leo. piece Dinner set. fine English
porcelain. pretty border decorations
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LAST OF THE
H0MESEEKERS

Today the last hnmrHeckefe'
trains viii leave Ht Paul for the
WrHt nnd the low rates west viii Boz
discontinued Local mnroad offices
report q large number ~ reservations
FOR Tickets during the last few dayr,
and overland trains for no next
three days VIII bring large numbers
OF humrarck"rH CO. thla city.
The schooner WIN Nottingham
~ the Globe Navigation went 20 Tn-
coma today a. toad lumber for
Shanghai ehe WIN Hail with the
lowest charter 81 any vessel leaving
this port I'M montha
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SO. June. sl5i July. none. August.
uunrl September. ghb. October, $50,
November. $500 'pcctmher. $3.50
la0ieslhnuhiy. $40. February. 500
March, $3.50. April. 500. May. E5o,
June, ss5; July, $50; August, none,
September, sos. October, 500. Nov.
.cmber $50. December, $50.
lpns-Jhnunrs, 2it0. February, tl05
March. ttigt0
In the months marked with an aH.
trrlHk the ease Of the state vH. br
Adams aud capt Handy WIS on
TRIAL MI. Kennedy explains. and
daily transcripts were furnished IA,
.etntr'a attorney, II ~ not usual o.
require tho HtenoRrBpher 90 furnish
such transcripts, Including these
excessive months the entire amount
paid Mr. Kennedy according 60 an,
statement. was g2taI 30 IN the 20
months. ur m average - $3.50 a
month.
Taking No Part
Mr.. Furber h taking no part In th'
controversy w hlch has arisen between
the board and Mr. Kenncdy's friends
lia flvnds claim that he IL acting
ia good faith Ia Offering To DO the
county work Tor tiia a month, and
further deny the charge that he ID
"a recent arrival IN Seattle.
MT Furber they state, hns been d
teadent ~ this city I'VE years. and
wna prior 20 coming here. court re-.
porter FOR the superior court OF sno.
homish county For about four year,
he has been IN mining company bust
ness. but With that exception has
been a shorthand reporter ever
since starting ~ life FOR himself. It's
friends say he ~ a htonographer Of
experience, ana has ulEnly nnttefinp
letters 81 recommendation
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BREAKS into
JAIL AGAIN
This Bird Tries 10 FlY Away hu,
Her Wings Are Wobbly

Kitty bird II again In dursnee
vile. Yesterday Judge George let
her out on parole, after pronouncing
a sentence % 80 days. IL Is no use
however, Kitty cannot Keep away
from Jail. She IL now regular
boarder. and, like one OF the TRUSTEES.
she may soon take the civil service
examination and get regular POSI-
tion as assistant jaiisr. She has
another month Of free board and
rom before her. but she doesn't care
for that. and In her cory little cell
looks exceedingly comfortable.
Rcichsrt Bros. pianoa. ITO Union.
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Joe PILLOW CASES &c.
Pillow Cases 81 bleached cotton
fiK16 inches. finished with French
sram, worth i0n each. Thursday,
from tiil ~. 81 7c.
i2i4c CRASH FAC.
Heavy Russia crash. II Inches
vide. worth iaAac Thursday from .
tlii y. al, the yard. 7i4e.
itc DRESS sATINEg Toe.
Fine Dress satines. ~ inches wide.
good assortment ~ styles. regular
price i5c. Thursday. ? TIN II. al Zoe
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'iais will be offered:
with gold knobs and handles. rersr
selling price fis.oe, treclAI 1'hurssaT
from ilii u. a, tioss
5s-plece Dinner Set. of fire Fnrss,
porcelain. blue border 1scc-a.iats
very pretty set and valued Al psf
special Thursday morning. from ! In
II. at isss
500 DRESS GOODS AT t.
Ss.lnch All wnnl Black E,srirs
Cheviot. worth tios q gard: ThrFs-
day. FROM TN IL At &C.
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style, trimmed with hsms,i,e,,. /.
fe Regular value 81 w.
i.co FOR Muslin Ooxn, -.
square yoke. made with rsv.,.
embroidery. neck and sJssys
broldery trimmed. Eesula, y Il
40. Falss
81 % for Cambria Gown,
quality, yoke trimmed win al -
hensiltchInK and ernbrolas,,
shape neck. and flnighed wa u, =
embroidery. Regular value ~
A-i5 for Cambria Gown
shape yoke, front and bsrE !
brpidery and Insertion. ara ~,
htmHtlic hing. Wide emhr,ss.s.4
neck and sleeves. Rsglls, -.
40. "a
sKIRTs
TBc for Long Muslin sssn. =.
deep fiounce 81 hemsil,ehlng y.
tucka. and having dust rufss
size and length really worth n
800 foT Muslin skirts. ysfv A..
hounce and hens,ltchsd rufss -.
dust rune and a good VANS :
$50.
81 90 for Muslin Rklrts. msss 90,
with deep fiounce o. erihr,Sde-, y
tuchs. vide dust rBfne. Real ~.
81 ~
fab0 for can1hrie Skirts WIN ".
nounee ~ embroidery ard inssfse
and ziR-1ig hefnsiitrhinx. ersss,
with wide embroidery. Real yals
800
1875 Tor CambFtc eksrts. 8rs.
fi0unce ~ vide embroidery. inssrk.
and iUrks. and having srsrz W,
dust rutfle. regular selling price ~
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JoBBINc QUOTATIONS


Lemons 81 7s127s n boz: cooking an.
ts>-. t1.OO1i. r.; eating apples. 81 OOq2 20.
oranxea - 10000. bananas 81 TJa2 so.
phnaappl4s, - 20 per dazs Seeding nrsngsa
s2-zSGz. tt; navsis. ~ 2543 70. Msdiierrar,
can sweets. fs.to. lines. 81 .s04e.OO case
fangsrfnes, si.75. Craze fruit t2.OOa2 90
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NoRDHoFF co.
THE non MARcHE
s"1s ., Muslin Underwent
UsuaIPrices Much Rea,,e.

our spring fhipurufa ~ Muslin Ind.
hrrc-a splendid aFsortment of vetl.tnsds year u
aud good mater balls from the best fnsses. ai.ntni
Needless 90 nny ~v bought an lrnrnenss ~ I'm
Tor ~" sell three Times aF much now Al teatilt
couple 81 years agD. ana DeHides that :. ~ % /
creased 10" ord etc tot thls Spring ana 4 naFs T..
that we might 80 the very lowest rpanttan,si :
prices. This enables uH to begin the sais ~, aisfi
with prices reduced 90 least third ~ 49, yil,fss
below he usual low retail price marx "fsah
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The only dentists In Seattle who do
exactly as they advertise. and eX-
tract or fi,i teeth or apply gold or
porcelain crowns. undetectable from
natures own teeth and guaranteed
for ten years An our staff are
graduate specialists OF from ~ to 20
years experience. our work stands
the test. We are here 70 stay. Come
today and have free examination.
Dr 4. j. Browns Dental Parlors.
7i3 First avenue. offices. /. 2. 3, 4,
8, 6 Union block first door south OF
MacDougall-s outhwlcks. Hours, $50
a. m. 20 u. m
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According 20 new ana revised
edition " the county commissioners
minute book. king county haze no
omrial stenogrppher and lH merely
paying n shorthand reporter sii5 a
month Tor the same work that has
been costing $500 "a day Tor tho rv-
pOrtor'A actual time rneoEcd,
Ihia state uf affairs is consider
ably az variance with the facts aa
first given out to the new spap"ra fur
publication, and is givlng rise to some
mastery explaining uu the part OF
friends Of the board The result b.
that the rcal facts threaten 10 rc-
main forever unknown.
The allcgvd appointment % an ON
cial stcuographer was made by the
board rhurHday, and was duly noted
bN thr leading morning paper Of the
city, which referred 60 the matter
Friday morning az follows,
Samuel a. F'urber was yesterday
appointed Official stenographer ~
King county by the county eummiH-
aionsrn Mr. Furbefs salary waH
fixed az $50 per month"
No Sreh Offies
Friday afternoon the star published
the fact of The alleged appointment,
together with an interview given By
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton, in
whjch that officer stated that thnrv
was no such ONCE ia existence az
county ofncial steuographer. and
that the board had exceeded its pow.
crs IN creating the once and hp-
pointing Mt Furhcr 10 ON Il.
IN the same story the star also
published AN interview with Daniel
r.. Kennedy. the steuoErh phvr whom
Mr. Furbcr supplantea Ia which Mr.
Kennedy stated that the beard wau
making A bad bargain since u wac
agreeing 90 pay Mr. Furhcr more per
month for doing the countN's stem
oNraphic work than he himself had
been receiving at 50 a day.
Mr.. Kennedy stated o. tho Star
that his monthly bills Med with the
county commissioner we're rarely
IN excess % nak. and that the aver
nEe FOR the month The year round
was FAR below that amount.
on the following day, saturday, q
n alleged by persons who were al
lowed free access 20 tho books. the
entry that now appears IN tho min
ute book ~ the county commission
ers. was made.
Jest critisitm
The Star criticised the action ~
the hard 10 araaflnz ard Hiffnr "a
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SPOKANE. April s0.--Ths home
team was defeated here yesterday by
sbe visitors from Butte, Mont. Both
pitchers were hit hard, and the re-
suit was . score Of IL 10 7. Kostal
pad Boiin did the box work for spo-
kane, and Hawiey occupied the Butte
allah.