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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-08-13
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week anding August 3. 1903:
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to A..
H. Stevens, swl sec. q. Norway, S640.
William Gilmore to William Gilmore,
Jr.. sci sec. 80, Willow Lake, $4,000.
Charles O.. Leland to Harry G. Brown.
lots l to 80 inclusive, and unplatted
portion, block 33, Hope, 81.
Harry G. Brown to Wisconsin Blue
Grass Land Co.. lots ! to 80 inclusive,
and unplatted portion of block 33; lois
) to 9 and Is to "a, block AZ; lots l to s
and Is to "a, block 40, all in original
town OF Hope; let's 5 to "a. block 81; lots
l3 to a. block So; lots 9 to u and IA TO
%. block rs, in first addition to town of
Hope, $4,000.
L. L. Hutchinson to Wisconsin Blue
Grass Land Co, lots l to 80, and I'm.
plated portion block 33; lots 6 to 8 and
Is to "a. block 42; lots | 10 8 and IS to
"a, block 43, in original town of Hope;
lots 5 to "a, block 81; lots 10 to "a. block
36; lots 8 to u and IA to %, in first ad-
dition to town of Hope, $4,000.
Steele County to L. L. Hutchinson,
lets l to -. block 33; lots 5 to ID and Is
to "a, block a.; lots l to s and Is to "a,
block 43, in original town of IIore,
slsl.77.
Steele County to L. L. Hutchinson,
lots 9 10 II and IA to ., block 35; lots
ID to "a, block Sc; lots S to "a, block 81,
in first addition to town of Hope. $50. 80.
For the week ending Aug. II:
w. j. Grandin to Blert johnson and
J. A. DAZZLE, 81 sec. 10, Nswburgh,
$3.425.
Levi G. Goplerud to Knut o. Braa-
ten, NJ sec. 10, Euger. $4,000,
Knut O. Braaten to Levi @. Goplernd.
fractional VIZ seS. 10, Golden Lake,
$500.
John Spaulding to J. D. Brown. lots
l to II and ID to "a, block 80, Hope
$2s5.OO.
L. l.. Hutchinson and Harry G.
Brown to Edword M. Johnson, lots l to
8, block 5, Hope, $500.
Fred A. Hanscom to Edward M,
Johnson, lots 10 to %, block 6, Hope,
$50.
Edward NJ. johnson to L. L.. Hutch.
inson and Harry @. Brown. lots l to II,
block 5; lots 10 to 10, block 80, and l to
IL, block 6, Hope, ST,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-08-13
Our Game Laws.
Every person who either

ctSl pSi III SltuSk
|. Shoots or kills any prairie
chicken, pinnated grouse, sharp
tailed grouse, rufled grouse. or
woodcock, between the fifteenth
day of October, and the first day
of September following, or any
song bird or insect.eating bird,
except snipe, or plover, at any
time, or
2. Shoots, kills, or takes any
quail, English or Chinese pleas
ant or wild swan, until after the
first day of September, A. D.
1905, and after that time between
the fifteenth day of October and
the first day of September follow
ing; or
3 Shoots or kills any wildducks
between the first day of May and
the first day of September fol-
lowing; or
4. Shoots or kills any wild
goose, crane, or brant between
the first day Of May and the first
day of September following; or
S. Shall at any time catch or
kill any of the birds PERMITTED to
be killed by this act at any time
in any other manner than by
shooting them with a gun held to
the shoulder by the person dis
charging the same: or
II. Shoots or kills in any one
day more than twenty-five of the
| game birds mentioned in sub
divisions /, ?. ; or 4 of this Sec
ton, or in any one season more
than.fve of the animals mention
ed in subdivision s of this section
is guilty of a mlsdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof beforeany
Justice of the peace of the county:
is punishable by a fine of not ex-
ceeding ten dollars, for each
bird mentioned IN subdivisions
l, 2, 3 or of this section, so
shot or killed, or nest, or eggs,
so DESTROYED, and for each viola
ton of subdivision 5 or 6 of this
section; and nor exceeding one
hundred dollars for each animal
mentioned in subdivision 8 and 9
of this section, so shot, killed,
trapped or taken, and not ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars for
each violation of subdivision 10,
IL or II of this section.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-08-13
Additional Locals.

Miss Nina Bogert spent Sum
day with friends in town.
H. J. Sanders was a business
visitor at Fargo last week.
S. J.. Danskin returned Mon
day from a visit to his old home
III Iowa.
VIM. Glass of Ccoperstown
was a business visitor in town
Tuesday.
w. w. Archer, of Finley, was
a business visitor in town last
Thursday.
Mrs. WE Whisnaud, of Page,
anne up Tuesday to visit rela-
tives here.
P. J. Sullivan came up from
Elma, Ia, Friday to look after
his farming interests here.
C. F.. Warner was up from
Hazel. S: Oak. with a party of
land seekers last Saturday.
Mrs. A. Blinn of Frankfort,
Ind. arrived last Saturday for a
visit with her daughter Mrs.
O. G.. Major.
Rev. and Mrs. G,lpatrick
will return next week from their
eastern visit. There will be
services in the Congl. church
Sunday, Aug. 23rd as usual.
Dan Hart, eafter being away
from here some months, during
which time he was in Alaska, re-
turned last week and is now
with H. E.. Wilson in the restaur-
ant.
The Swear old boy of Edgar
Long, OF Sharon, died Tuesday
morning. This makes two child
rem they have lost within a week,
leaving them childless.-Fin1ey
Beacon.
At M. F.. Church: Preaching
services Sunday at II a. m. and
8 P. m. Sunday-school at II m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 8
p. m. Everybody welcome.
Dwight I.Roush, Pastor.
The principal charm of this
young lady's lecture is that she
uses no rantlng style of argu-
ment, but speaks with spice and
rich bumor. Tier wit is genuine,
and of high character. Tribune,
Minneapolis.
Miss Emma and Jennie Sowden
of Hope, N. D., a pair of Barnes
county's brightest teachers, now
attending summer school at
Valley City, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Rose Lawry.
-Sanborr Enterprise.
The lecture by Matilda Fletch-
er was, without doubt, the
finest literary treat II people
have ever been favored with. On
all hands we heard the lecture
spoken of in the higest terms.
The lady is a brilliant, graceful
and rapid speaker.-Jamestown
Caoita1
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICA TON.

Land Office at Fargo, N. Oak, July p, 1905,
Notice Is Hereby Given, That the following
named settler has filed Notice of his in.
tention to make Final Proof in support Il
his claim. and that said proof will be made
before Frank 5. Henry, Clerk ofthe District Court
of Barnes county North Dakota, at his office In
Valley City, Barnes County, n. d. on August
31st, 1908, viz:
CLARENCE W. WEArHERBEE
for the E. y Of the N. W.. n and the w. Il. OF the
N. W. n Of s. 80, r. I43, r, 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residence upu1, and cultivation O
said land, viz: Alex Schuiar, of Wilma, p. O
Barnes county, N. d., Levi G. Phillips, of Wilma
P:O. Barnes county, N. d. Jacob STEINER, o
of wilma, P. O. Barnes county, N. D.:
T.. c. SCHUYLER,
Register
S. Nj. LocKERBy. Attorney,
17-2l Valley City, \. D..
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TAKEN UP.

One cream colored mare pony
with nearly white name and tail,
weight about 800 pounds. Brand
ed with anchor on right hip, S on
right shoulder and circle O on
lett shoulder, She was attached
to a yellow road cart but was
without bride. Came to my place
July rs, 1908.
H P. PATTEN
1870 Hope N. D.
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have 10000 pounds of 600 #.
Deering manila Irvine to sell at
IA cents per pound. have four
Thomas hay rakes at a bargain,
S17 each. Also one II #. McCor-
mick header and a lot of second
hand machinery. If you want a
bargain call on me.
. CHAS. N. NORTHROP.
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For a farm or ranch, call on.
F. D. Woodwork.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-07-10
WILMINGTON EXCURSION.

On Wednesday. July 22nd, the Sea-
board Air Line Railway will run a
fast train from Raleigh to Whining
ton, taking passengers up to and in
Guiding Hamlet. Leaving Raleigh
900 a. m. Returning, leave Will
mington 7. 80 p. IN. on the 23rd. The
following schedule and low round
trip rates are very attractive: Raj
eigh 900 a. m, $2.25; Cary $50 a.
m, $2.25; Apex, 9.35 a. IN, $500;
Sanford 1915 a. m, S1.75; Cameron
Ills a. H., $1.75; Southern Pines
II 4S a. m, $I.75; Aberdeen II. 81 a.
M, s1.75 Hamlet 1850 p. m, $3.50.
Correspondingly low rates are given
for intermediate stations not named
above.
Special rates at the famous seashore
hotel, Wrightsville Beach. You will
have delightful time at the seashore,
and you cannot afford to miss the
best trip Of the season..
For further information address II.
S. Leard, T. P. A., or Christian &
managers, Raleigh, N. c.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-07-10
A SURGICAL OPERATION

Is always dang not submit to
the surgeon knife until you have tried
Dewitt S Witch Hazel Salve IT will cnre
when everything else fails-lt has done
this in thousands of cases. Here is one Of
them. Iisuffered from bleeding and pro-
truding piles for twenty years Was
treated by different specialists and used
many remedies. but obtained no relief
until us ed Dewitt S Witch Hazel Salve.
Two boxes of this salve cured me eigh-
teen months ago and | have not had
touch of the piles since-H. A Tisdale.
Summerton, S. G. For Blind. Itching and
Protruding Piles no remedy equals De-
Witt Witch Hazel Salye. Sold by john
sons Pharmacy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-07-10
BUSHELS OF FISH.

Thagard's mill pond was drawn
off last Saturday, the 18th inst, and
large crowd from Carthage and
other points in the county were
there to enjoy the sport Of catching
and eating fish. The catch Of fish
was tremendous, it being variously
estimated at from 7 to 20 bushels.
A large quantity of the fish were
cooked and eaten at the pond, and
everybody had royalty good time.
Carthage Blade.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-07-10
COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION.
$3.50

.s..3..s..s
The County board of Education
was in session Monday and Tues
dsy. Monday was the day for the
new board, composed of Geo. FL.
Humber of Carthage, j. r. Wat
son of Jonesboro. and I M. Lang
ley Of Bensalem, to qualify.
They organized by electing G..
A. Humber chairman Of the
Board, and re elected Prof. M. A.
Mcleod County Superintendent
for the ensuing two years
This is a strong Board, and we
feel confident that the schools of
Moore county are in safe hands,
and that these wort by gentlemen
will advance the school system in
every way possible.
The reelection of Pr,f. Mcleod
was most deserved compliment
to an able, conscientious and eff
cient officer. and we wish TO con-
graduate the board on their good
judgment.
The boards time was occupied
principally in the appointment of
committeeman for the various
schools in the county. White COM
mitteemen were appointed for all
districts, both white and colored.
Carthage Blade.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-07-10
THE ELBERTA PEACH.

The beautiful and luscious El
berta. one of the leading varieties
of the peach family, is beginning
to make its appearance among us
again, much to the delight of all
our people.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-07-10
Strangers coming into this part

Strangers coming into this part
of our country, especially at this
season, are heard to exclaim, 'Truly
this is the land of fruitm Anyone
seeing the quantities of blackber-
ries, dewberries and huckleberries
growing wild and bearing delicious
fruit in such profusion might we'll
think so.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-07-10
LOCAL MENTION.
T|||T|+I

T'@''"'9'SrT"r
Fewer gal,ons-wears longer, DeVoe
You can go TO Wilmington July
% for Sl.75. A good trip, and you
should not miss.
Mrs. H. G Flint will leave tomor-
row morning to join her husband
at Blowing Rock.
Rev. w. j. Fuiford returned last
Monday night from Southern Pines,
n. O., where he had gone to preach
on Sunday the 9Th. He was so
much impressed with the outlook
there that he will 60 again on next
Sunday the 18th inst. to minister
unto them the gospel. He says the
people there are appreciative, big
hearted aud cordial, and their hos
pitality unbounded. Rockingham
Anglo, Saxon.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-07-10
NO PITYSHOWN.

For years fate was after me continu-
ously." writes F. A. Gulledge, Verbena.
Ala. Il had a terrible case of Piles caus-
ing "a tumors. Whenall failed Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured me- Equally good for
Burns and all aches and pains. Only 25c
at johnson Pharmacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
THE DEAD
Police, Fireman and BOafnen are
Still Searching for Victims of
Portland Bridge Disaster

PORTLAND. Ore, Aua. Lit 10
now believed that At leaa. q persons
lost their lives in the Morrison street
bridge disaster. yesterday afternoon,
and this number may be s~eiled 10
half score or more.
Fully 1926 persons were injured,
many ef them seriously. and some
Of them fatally. The scene 81 the
disaster 10 still surrounded by .
great crowd Of people, many o. thsnn
being in search Of missing friends
or relatives.
Members o. the police ard fire de-
psrtments are still on duty ~ the
bridas. and scores Of bostmen are
dragging the river for the bodies 81
those supposed 20 be still IN the wa
ter.
Alois Koran, attendant AZ the
Portland Rowing club, says
II suppose there we're fully 200 on
that span Of the sidewalk Of the
bridge when "a fell. done see how
there Duld have been lees, ss the
people were crowded there until u
did not seem that II could hold any
more. Most Of those who fell, clear
ed the platform and the buildings.
and went straight into tho water.
Il is my opinion that there are a
great many bodies 20 be recovered,
as there we're scores fell between the
end OF IN platform and the boathouse
and the bridge, where there 10 =
-'sar, open space Of river for more
than so feet. am Of tho opinion
that some Of the bodies will be found
under the boathouse, az many Of the
people did not fall straight into the
watar, but came down with slant
which may have sent them one d.
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sion n yachts attracted more at
tsntion than Capt. McKinuon. mas
ter Of the british ship Bslford lie
occupied a small sail boat al hY
himself and seemed % enjoy the
sport more than anybody else.
The best known yachts which par
ticlpated 81 tho race we're the Law
Ia capt. Newman the Bonita Capt
stiuuron. the Lynda. Capt Pefris
the Rslpie. Capt. Condor. the
OwnHcD. capt. spencer the fendo-
~, capt Decker. aud ths Henrietta.
Capt. Piper.
Secretary Gill of the Sailors un-
ion expects 20 pull OFF the interua-
tionai race between ships boats next
Tuesday. Capt Eanon u the Brit
ph ship Port stanley, Capt McRin-
non Of the Bedford and Capt Sven
son 81 the American bark Heeeper.
and a number ~ masters Of vessels
at Port Blakelcy have promised to
take part
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re ton or another after they sank"

~ Won " AH0NfNf sftef ibg FN'Ns
PORTLAND or. Aug. This
dead no far Identified are
MISS BOTTfB y. CAMERON.
aged rs. hips crushed. found at the
bottom ~ the river under timber.
EDDIE SHANK. Is. crushed.
Six are stiil missing.
Two children reported last night
"a having been found drowned, are
alive and well.
one hundred and twenty-one are
known TO have been injured. several
fatally. one woman has both legs
and both arms broken. There are
several with fractured skulls who
cannot recover.
., 10 ssui hard % get the results
of injuries, ~ those hurt are scat
tered ~ al the hospitals and In titslF
homes.
THE weight Of - tons Of humanity
caused the rotten beam IN the walk
on the brldEe span 20 give way. The
walk dipped Ia the center and made
% funnel, shooting fully 200 people 90
feet onto the roof OF the boathouse
and into the deep water Of the VIII
lamettc.
The Morrison street bridge il the
central one In the city, and In half
n mile long II IL one OF four that
connect the eaat and west sides Of
the city, and r. a big thoroughfafe,
The bridge has been unanfe for
years The building Of new one
has been held NJ by the city &
Suburban railway because II docs
not want TO bear the expense under
the new charter, A. consequence
there viii now be flve-acare Of damn
age suits against the city,
The - Vincent hospital doctnrs
say this morning that the patients
there are suffering from frightfnl
| injuries. Seven are yet uneon.
sciOua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
ROT I EN-
JUS TTICE:
Startling Allegations in a Sensational Affidavit
Swora TO By Judge doOre's Private Secretary

ssArtHne AHeSatioWx. witch II trpe
eFase tast fsa federal aaHiniasrse
ton 81 JUSTICE at Mems ia rotten
"a the eM8N. and that tSs recvnt
xfuna faf5 INVESTIGATION 81 its mirth-
a8a resulted IN uniy a stsHtftsfiug
disclosure af the eaFrHnttfn are
made IL an affidavit SWORN aBs az
Nome JalY I. BY e. Il Meiifide. pFl-
Vate seeFsleFS % Ieaes Acsrr The
news eauIF "a the Nome liner Roam
akss s aes arrived this nsefsiaE.
Atetsfts asserts that AloeFt Fink.
Il conversation Witn hsin on Jtine
- stated taat Mcbride knew that
ftefsseseasesas had iothsd the grand
5aff Nas ~ dentssl It. Mcbride aisa
sfatsss That f1uE offered hun fieQo
stla care - seattle e be would suit
his tah.
IL aiaIsna that Ne Ala not consider
any - Ftuks aoosinna propositions.
rae following = a. extract fruu
y ziftz5e startling affiIaFif
sataeftne IN MAY shortly after
ueafEa & fffiasbY Has rgTfirssa
- = = >. Z - tss. = ~ :
stIasIisf. AZ the Galasu Gate hotei
AlhHft Fzak stated e me that n
aaala aeaspt ssapiaFu~at from thg
NIia gsessas company and NuTk Tor
hIn aad johnson thefn sas iuis %
Haasy II = faf me Mr. FlaS stat
81 that snfae eases seFr g. y coNi-
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menses in the near future. ~ he
hNh hen informed aRaiHst the Wild
Ueuss company, ana that " ] would
40 eNerythinE ! eouia % inglaanss
IuAxe Mcftriac. in gheee eaaea thef
woald pay me tt2 down ans as
nitr h a. | wanted from time - fifns
AAst prioF % the trial ~ the
casa % Anderson against Nelson n
the United States uiatriet euart, =
T., NMiiiNan. q mUutiief % the NlsiHs
lar approached affiaut ard effefeA
agtiant sita On cash ard nete Slsh
sii ~ John Nslson. endorsed ~ =
G., EuiiSRn Il this Affiart NsulH
aFrcr 60 have the case tefeffesf t.
,fuant and woula give = dsesstan IN
Nslecns favor
str. Fiak states to sfftans At ons
tifue that srnant should accept
propositiura 81 influence IudAs
Ma1fe. lie said Mac. yuu and {
ought 60 50 Into = deal Together
yuu furnish ths Information ard !
VII ST y1u iats x usaueY tfttHs IL
= 81 = -: = :. : :, - y --;-@ - -
ua~ taikifs. Mac. yoa can { ran thtH
thing alone. afif yea eant tFsak ~
Wnf naosr eumtauy They ar To-
tix ~ ist mere stsnaEfarher. -
voa arr. stand ~ their rad
toward winning mining claims worth
a frN uiiiiitn iciiara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
SKIPPED
NOME CRIMINALS JUMPED GAIL
AND CAME TO eukTTLE

, Wada. awaiting trial for emhez.
element and Florence fsaWafi
awaiting trial Tor perjury. have
Jumped their bail leaving aaffuH=
ms bondsmeu behind. az Eams. and
are moss thought 20 be a. seattle.
That was the news brought - tho
steamer Roanoke, arriving this
morning
wada IN the entrfpfiaiuR ana fea-
tive Japanese that recently had "a
narrow escape from heiuE iFnehsd
az the hnudH Of TanHna stamped
rrs Tor spreading the report that the
Yukon was unnaFieahle. 80 that the
transportation companies would not
attempt 10 bring GOODS 10 the new
camp
He brought foodstuffa into the
new cnmp then and eafHaHea the
market He ia also the man who
brought tine first news II iis TIA
nRna strike - uaWaau.
ThinNa became - warm for
Nadn that he went to nome lie
had 30 sooner arrived there than he
was arrested IS Deputy Marshal
Cody an receipt Of telegram from
Drnnty Marshal bfiebribla IL Itams
part MHdh had sold 80 mink ahlua
which were not his own 1t - apiece.
George " Taylor and Il Is tfrau
hart went on hts bond. but Wada
sailed Tor Seattle on the ffeiEhter
Aztgr. which a few days ago ar
rived here
Florence iemaF was arrested FOR
stealing ~ from Armand Hanson.
She Was iei out on faiHa bail auuz
aeuusutly she was arrested. taaaf her
with George HtEHH. ora Z HhafHF u
perjury comm tied &c the trial Eaeh
was lei out ai tieB bail The fair
Florence is believed o. have come
20 Seattle. The kama police teis=
rrnphed "a ihia eifv "a hsRe her ar
rested. uIt inNsnfurH a. kuH Hfuha
big reached the city before the re
ccipt ~ the slow freight Telegram
hy the IL, ~ follee. she haF prob
ably made her escape.
a month or more would be inksn
for the teieErama to fahtfI Heattif
and she could have arrived here
by STEAMER long tefefa thai time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
QUIET IN cUB6

WASHINGTON y g. Anw -
Minister ngutrfz rnbirH the state
department. that there in nn trace u
large nrfneh hana % revolution
lists VI Santiago provinces. but that
small party has been raidlng plau-
taflOnH Three members 81 one
band were Rilied President Palma
believes the d1pFatofa VIII be speed
tfN admired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

TIE pRlzE CONTEST FOR TIE PRETrIEsr INFANTS
rHg eARnvSL-eRoUHos OPEN TOMORROW

BIZ ssssii7ss .,-esfsszs bsS bsbe szs-se4
and years. foHkins chair pfettf=
est twins under J years. two fancy
drevaee
After the baby rhow there sill he
a pie-eatinE contest between two
nswshoys. and Miss Neita Wright
viii dance
The carnival grounds Will be onen
from I 30 to 7 10 tomorrow and
every band IN the city ~ill ~ an
the grounds 20 furnish music during
the day Miss Wright and Heisn
Wales Will dance ~ tho evening. and
the los rolling tournament VIII be
continued Monday, at I 10. chief
Cock wili have charge Of the fire
department. parade. IN which The
Sacramento fire engine. the first uns
owned BY tho volunteers Ia the city.
VIII appear. Thiriy~Hix members II
the volunteer department % uenrKe
town WIN also be IN Tine. while AL
the attractions OF the Southern Car
nivai company viii alao take part
II n expected that fully 5000
people will visit the grounds totnar-
row. The attendance 50 far has
beaten ali carnival records In this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

pLAcETSILLE. Cal, Aug l.
The Inhabitants of this town have
been thrown lmto state % frenzy
on account II the order given 10
withdraw che posse that has been
guarding the town ara approaches.
hoping O. capture the escaped con
vets from the Folsom peniteniiAry,
n is believed that the Withdra wai
q the heavily armed posse VII 60
aues become known la the c0nvlcth
end that theg via make raM or
the foNu N search ~ money ana
ufasfzianA5 IL such 4 raid fhppii ts@
made. which ia extremely pro ihie.
H l. certain that several lives 0uld
- sacrificed. So the canVicia y uuld
undoubtedly begin shooting as anor
a. fheS came within the town Jim
liH. In order q tefFufiEe the iuhahi-
tants and make the iontins ~ stores
and private residences taak o.
comparative ease
rfarefsiiie q the beginning 81 the
STAGE route 10 Lake Tahoe. and At
- 49,. = 49, =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
NOME
GOLD
ROANOKE BRINGS $500. 900 AND
iea PASSENGERS

The \. A. T. a 7. Cos treasure
ship Roanoke. capt Weaver arrived
from Nome this morning. compist-
ing quick trip Via Dutch Hafbor.
aad hfinsme taau.oeo lh treasure ana
tea pasHenkefu. TWotthifds ~ her
treasure II CONSIGNED to the y. A. r..
= T. CO. and the balance Was sent
eul b various mining companies in
the Nume district.
The Roanoke left Nome July "a.
ct T. IA and made the run down
fEam nateh ilafhpr tn days 10
huuta The revenue cutters MeCui-
Iaeh and Thetia we're 81 81 Michael
nn the departure 81 the Roanoke
fHHn that port July ag. fhv Me-
Gnilaeh In tu ttka The senatorial
PARTY consisting ef EHnafaFH Nelson
Dillingham; tinfnhaiu aud Patterson
"a Nome where great ufvuara TONS
are BEING made faf thair reception.
The - A. n a a. Co.'S liver
STEAMER ] iieaiy with the party