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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-10
WATER CONTRACT HEARING.
Lively Time Before the Legislatil
 Committee Yesterday.

Lively Time Before the Legislative
 Committee Yesterday.
 The New Haven water contract came up for hearing before the legislative committee in Hartford yesterday. Over one hundred people from this city at tended the hearing. Corporation Coun- sel Daggett appeared for the city and states the wishes of the city as expressed by the votes of the boards of aldermen and councilmen. Attorney Watrous addressed the com mittee in behalf of the Water com pany. At the expiration of his speech a rising vote was called for of those who had come from New Haven and who favored the ratification of the con- tract. A majority stood up. It was asserted by the opposition that many who had risen were stockholders in the company, and Attorney George M. Wal lace spoke for a half hour in opposi- ton to it's ratification, giving num- Der of reasons why in his opinion it should not be ratified. At the close of his speech he asked that the legislature give the citizens of New Haven a chance to vote on the question before any action was taken on the matter. He was followed by Charles Gay, who also opposed the contract. Among those who appeared in favor of the. contract were James T. Moran, c. $. Morehouse, Assistant Corporation Counsel Ullman, General Greeley, Eli Whitney, Charles Anderson, John T. Sloan, W. S. Beecher, James D. Dewell, Major Blakeslee and Perry Curtiss. Others who appeared against the con- tract were Aldermen O'Keefe, True man and Frederick, A. c. Rich, Lynn Wilson, John B. Foley and William Gay.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-10

music at Yale. MT. Kelley's orchestra ton which is rendered by twenty-four musicians, adds materially to the inn pressiveness of this extraordinary spec tacle. He is considered an authority on this side of the Atlantic on ancient and oriental music, and as the score of Ben Hur' iss both orchestral and vocal, the musical accompaniment is very pleasing and an important feature.
 The big spectacle comes to the Fly perion one week from Monday, and will be the most important dramatic event n the history of New England theaters. Seats will be placed on sale next Thurs day morning. Out-of-town mail orders with remittances will be filled after the box office sale opens in the order in which they are received.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-10
WANT AN EARLY MASS.

Many of the conductors and motormen of the Fair Haven and Westville Rail- road company, who are members of the local Roman Catholic churches, are signing a petition to the Rev. Father Kennedy, pastor of St. Francis church in Ferry street, asking him to have eel ebrated at that church on Sunday mornings o'clock mass for the ben- eft of the Catholic trolleymen. Already there are o'clock masses celebrated at the Church of the Sacred Heart and at St. Mary's church. But St. Francis church is nearest the Grand avenue barns.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-10
SPLENDID YOUNG SINGER

One of the most pleasing features of the musical part of the Lenten services at St. Francis church was the vocal solo by John Mahon of Hartford last night. MT. Mahon is a member of the class of 1905 Yale and the possessor of a splendid bass voice. The timbre is ex- cellent and he rendered Just as I Am'' with a wealth os tone and a manner most artistic.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-10
OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY.

Will Be Quite General in Some Lines. To-day is a legal holiday and as such Good Friday will be very generally ob- served. Nearly all the factories will be closed and all the building trades will be suspended for the day. In all the churches special services will be held in observance of the religious signifi- canoe of the day.
 Most of the stores, dry goods, grocery and mems furnishings, will be open during the entire day. All banks will be closed. But one delivery of mail will take place and the postoffice will close at noon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-10

away from this internal cold climate the better it'll suit your humble servant
 And this innovation in trampdom shook hands with tine deputy and head ed for railroad track running in the direction of the land where the mag nolia and alligator sing the song of eternal summer. Kansas City Jour nal.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-10
OFFERS US VOTING MACHINES

Alderman Trueman and others of this city waited on Mayor Sullivan of Hartford yesterday and discussed with him the use of the voting machine which was tried in Hartford in the re- cent election with marked success.
 Mayor Sullivan offered the use of five machines gratis to be used in the city
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-10
aREN HITR" NrTrsrr,

A feature of Klaw & Erlanger's Ben Hur," which has attracted great deal of attention, is the musical accompani- nent,t which was provided by Edgar Stillman Kelley, formerly professor of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-10

election in this city, which occurs the third Tuesday this month.
 Alderman Trueman will present this offer to the mayor and general registrars of New Haven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
Big FIRE RAGING
IN PORTL and, OR.

PORTLAND. ORE MARCH ia Bo FIRE - RAGING WHICH
THREATENS TO SWEEP EAST WATER.
FRONT ArgHalFlc GALE 10 BLOWING rHs WIND REACHING
A EloctrY MILES AN HOUR
THE DEPARTMENT WAS rloHrIno FIRES ALL NIGHT
AND IS STILL HARD AT WORK O'CLOCK MORNING
a WHOLE BLOCK WENT UP IN SMOKE
TIA LOSS ls ESTIMATED 10000 FAMILIES
RENDERED HOMELESS
At $50 O'CLOCK TIE $4,000 RESIDENCE WAS
rtRLy CONSUMED, DESTROYING $1,000 WORTH JEWELS
AT ioiso O'CLOCK THIS MORNING VICTORIA DOCK ON
rHa EAST SIDE WAS UTTERLY WIPED OUT TOGETHER WITH
THREE REstouncEs The LOSS APPROXIMATE $4,000
the FIRE 10 STILL RAGING. WHOLE
WATERFRONT ON the WILLAMETTE
RIVER.
THE riREmss Arc FicsriHo DESPERATELY AND EVERY
APPLIANCE IN the CITY s
LArse,-s p m.-rHE FIRE Is OUT. 1T IS NOW KNOWN
THAT THE DAMAGE WILL REACH $4,000 The VICTORIA
DOCK wAs FULL suPPLEa
rtaHsuo WAS SEEN RUNNING AWAY WHEN the FIRE
WAS NOTICED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
FRANCHISE
IS MAKING
PROGRESS.
Cataract Amendments Given Third Reading in
City Council and Ordered Pubhshed----WW
Come Up for Final Passage After Thirty q
DayS---GM Registers Kick Against ii +
But Makes Little Impression 81

The city council last nlxht adopted
the report Of the committee GA cor-
I-osattons feeutnfnendlng the paasaHs
uf the amended franchise % the Sc
attic Satafaa8 Company. The pro-
passed ufiinen - Was given rs third
rvadins and ordered publishsd az
c0fdinx TO charter provision.
In order that The people may know
the exact terms Of the franchise az
L Nili gead when amended. coancil.
u,aa James asked that the whole
franchise. Together with the proposed
nln9ndinentx. be published. Charles
". uakef. president % the cataract
company. who was present. readily
akfeed 70 stand the expense of the
publication % the entire franchise
tusethsr with the ancndfnrnla. and
Il Vas % eFtsred BY the council.
oili Makes Roar
Though the franchise !. practically
agreed upen b. = majority % ths
eoancii II was evident last night that
there il a fFA1ns-up 10 defeat a.
AFTER having practically acquissced
70 the asfeemant reached bet~ssa
the members Of the cssrforatiou |.
cssfnmlttee. the Representatives % the
cataract campany and the Hcattis
Manufacturers Association. Council,
man s.tu Of the Third ward last nigh
made a hard fight TO have the matted
indsfinitsly postponed BY attacking
the amended franchise ordinance.
Councilman ON promises 10 eon-
tinne his fight whan the franchise
cspsnee up for final action AT the end
% . DAYS. after the publication pro.
Niited BY the city charter. That hs
ulaS set others then 20 come IN and
assist him In picking flaws In ths
measure IN ariier to have " rcconi.
fuiftesf 10 tbs committee and w this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

way indefinitely postpone action. was
hinted at last night.
II II understood the mode of at
tack to be prosecuted BY the enemies
% the franchise u 60 have the mat
ter referred hack to the corporations
comntttee for additional amend
nsnta when the matter conca up
again at the end % 80 days.
II Il proposed 10 tie up the meas
ure In tha committee room aEain for
a ported Of such length ~ the public
Will stand for
When al last the measure may bo
ferx.d cat 81 the committees room it
Will haNe 10 be published for another
- DAYS. and by tho pursuance OF
these Tactics Il IL proposed Indefinite
~ 10 psssttpens actiun on the proposed
amendments and finally defeat them
IN the interest % The Seattle Elsc-
trio Company.
rook Hls Tive
diii attended the meeting Of the
Corporations commitiee last week
when the agreement between the
COMMITTEES and the Representatives of
the cataract company and the Manu-
fatctuFsss. Association was made lie
was pressut during the entire CON
siieratiah Of the measure. and never
once raiead his Nnins IN protest lie
had no flaw Ia pick a. that time, hat
four days iaia4 he faand several
The councilman from the Third
sAfd ebteetei that the franchise
would permit the cataract company
TO crwet poles which would be IN the
way Of tho municipal Distributing
system ant also hsgaus that clause
requiring the cataract company o.
par l pee cent. u ~. sFu-s earnings
Tor the first eix years and a per-
rentaEs "a b Asread upon by a board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
Expressmen TO Give Bonds

Iaeai stpf~ssmen are constaerat
azttatst over the paeaass % thu q
ordinances witch require. them 10 q
honds sttk the oity IN the SUM D
tsae = not later than March ~ Il
IL andnfstund that thu license IN.
sroctof Ntii taks up the eases of am
who fau 10 comply with thess re.
quirefnenfs. N&nr 81 tha bakxaE.
uien are furnishing corporate suret,
instead Of personal bonds. John A
Whslicy a Co. 5 anf colmaf
building. arr prepared 10 furnish
these bonds Without delay. 80
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was unlocked she was missing.
peizner nseuA to be conHratuiatinE
himself on the girls diAappnafanes-
s. he Il not likely 90 be prosecuted
foe his brutality without her tsati-
many. aoue Of the officials bcliss .
that he had something 60 do With
her alsappeafanee, but have ~ faf
baen unable ia obtain evidence 20
verify the suspicion. r
The fainnsrs have been living at
eifesu tskashrdiu On hmm hmm ~
Urssn Lake Mrs. reisnsf commit
ted suicide aef8e Tina ago, u IL SAID,
because her husband was ~ cruel "a
her. and she was 80 afraid Of him
that ahs felt that NE Was NOT Svrth
living. Aft.T that iittis Annie was
competed to do a woman's wofk
and vas often beaten most cruelty.
The day before her DISAPPEARANCE
Annie was visited at the school By
a woman whom no one knew and
whom the officers have not been abs
20 find. The offtcials say that there
has either been foui play or else the
eirt i endowed with wonderful Pow :
err. a. Il seems impussibie for Il
yesr-oid air with no money and few
friands to hide herself 40 securely
sof no apparent reason. unless u i-
to avoid testtfyins against her father.
~ whom she b very murh AFRAID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
SMALL CRAFT
IN TROUBLE

The gales which foe the pas, fe~
days have bsen blowing on the
Hound. have greatly lneunvenisne.a
lecei steamers The Passenger vea.
sais have bssn ahis To make thstS
regular Funs Without much delay.
but hsextis laden frvightsra have.
a. a rule been obliged 90 sea
shpltsr.
The stealnefs rs~dEer No. l and
city u Denver left Ia Conner yra.
terday afternoon at ! o'clock faf
Seattle stth carstses of hay, They
should have arrived iaat nisht bat
II T. supposed they have anuaht shsl.
ter sutneu here and viii not raarh
port until iAts this aftsrncon.
The Ia suftpsF LEFT this port SUM
day for Fort tfaNtrr Win a cark
81 coaL bat owing a. the NUN
weather she has not ypt bean ahis D.
land At her destination.
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Of arbitration after that time. n
eliminated b. the amendments.
lie said IL made mo- difference n
theirs vas "a such clause la the shut
fletas franchise. Ito also wanted the
company to be furrrd TO build a
transmission line that could ba used
by the municipality IN ia electric
system a. we'll as the cataract cosn-
panS.
IL Fully Answered
Councilman James asked that II
any one Ia the lobby desired 10 b.
heard 10 ais Nef "a Nilli he be allowed
10 speak. No nna responded,
Chairman ltlnehart. ~ tho corIpaf
atiaas COMMITTEES. however. answered
the fhifst ward councilman ~ call.
ing attention To the fact that tbs
amended franchise provided that the
Seattle Cataract Company should 81
underground when ordered 90 do ~
b. the elty council. Hs said n was
kardiy fair for the councilman ta
pick cat sections /. and % ths
amended franchise and not consider
the changes made Ia the othuT SC
tiuus.
lie called assraiion 20 the ciauss
providing that the cplnpsny shall
furnish ilaht and power any niacs
withiu the elty limits after July I,
tsat. afsa that thu Nhuffirton fran
chiss eanfainssd m percentage ciaune.
and that the two nomp~tlnN com,
iautea saanld ba treated alike.
MAtnf Iinshart continuing. fur.
Their noted the CLAUSE providing mas.
imum rates Of n and 10 cents per
kiiewat hour fer ismht and powef
ard that the city shall havs thu
- 49,. 49,
the municipal virus. which privilege
the eftf does not have under tbs
ahuffietan Franchise.
ulll made a weak defense Of his
rasitfen. and when the vote WAS
called hs Vas the only one 20 vets
against the adoption u the r-por, Of
the cafffuiffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
MARINE NEWS

l. II Gray OF the T.. "a. Gray
steamship agency returned from a
business trip from san Francisco on
the CITY Of Puebia this morning.
The Japanese liner KaRn Maru
sailed 70 China and Japan this morn
ing with four European and one
Japanese cabin passengers. In the
sfsefase there wers "a Japanese ana
eight Chinese. The kaRa had a car
% Of flour. cotton. salmon, silver
bullion. bicycles, automobiles. type
writer's and other miscellaneous
American goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
WRIGHT WILL
BEPROSEcUTED

LONDON. Hareh fe.--Justics
Bailey ds<iisf today that the mil
iioaaiss promoter. Whitaker wright.
Should Re prosecuted fof ALLEGED ir-
regularitiss In the defuncs London
a Giefss coin gany. Ths decision re-
suits from an appeal ny aharehoid-
era
The corporation gill be remember.
ed - an lsnusnHr financial bundle
which carried suiu 70 many hufHbie
English hexz1~al Ths public Loaf
tIe1 fe1 COO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
GRAND JURY

WIN II. parry. president OF the
city council. has b~~u holding 4 se.-
sian nth ths grand jury since n be-
gan business a. e'cieek this after
neon. There has bssn no oypcrsun-
ity 10 learn the sabj-cs 81 his en-
animation. bat ., unsoabtsiiy bears
upon sisr council matters regarding
which there has been questions Of
Irrsxulart,r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
DROPS OUT
Of SIGHT

Annie rei4nsF. n t9.yrar-oid Hiri.
ataaplse AIRED ffom the N~wei indus
trial shoot on February ~. and has
not pvsn seen NJ heard % since. 1ha
snAttsf was reported 10 the palico
aud tho sheriff And every posHibl.
clue has been Investigated.
Annie Was 10 have appeared In
Judge Humans court last Thurs
day to testify against har father.
Henry feirnsf. from whom shs Was
taken b the epantt commissioners
on account Of his cruelty % hef
f.eisasf l. a cripple and hardly able
% crawl around, nevertheless he
usea to beat the child with bis cfatoh
sntil her screams ouulf be heard
All ever The neishborhnod.
On the Afternoon o. February -
Annis va. locked Ia a room ef the
Industrial sehoai foe fallur. 10 rseiie
n i~~sasi properly. When the door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
RECEIVER AUTHORIZED
TO BORROW

James Kerr. the resident receiver
uf the Pacific Packing q NAvization
company. has been authorised by the
fnttnrai court. 10 borrow tsQ.9oo to
carry Ga the operations of the cor
rp1atien. Judge tfRnf0rd made the
nrfsr this afternoon. The loan viii
be negotiated aran recsiver's c~r-
sifieAtes AZ tndehtsdnea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

The flfss new spa PER ever printed
At sea. containing tha news - the
world. transmitted By wireless tel
egraphr. vas published during the
last trip 81 the fstruria. a fac
sluaile l. renro9ured herewith.
Arrangements fer the little iaur-
nal were made b contract between
the cunafd isne and a British news
association. when the steamship
was about 70 miles OFT the Irish
coast. On her first night out. com
munieatiou was established. and. IN
a few minutes. the operator on the
ship recsivcd the pony service" ~
10 words The purses Of the ship
acted as editor and the printing was
done BY tina ships printer. whose
usual duty Il the printing Of bills Of
fare.
An edition OF 900 copies was run
OFF, a. , O'Clock IN the morning At
breakfast n eupy was a. the plate
~ each passenger and none was
more Interested than Mnrconl. Who
happened 70 be On the ship. Copies
were distributed among Tho crew
and a supply kept on hand for sou
yeuir hunters. They we're In great
demand when the Etrurin reached
New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
GORDON GETS
THE CHILD

LONDON. March i0.--Ths senHs-
ti0nal case Of Erie gordon against
his divorced wife. Lady Granville
Gordon. vas concluded today by the
Judge ordering the woman 10 give
the custody Of the child to ker for
uer husband
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Company |
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NOTICE 10 srocKHoLDEns,
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AT Pike, between Fourth and Firm.

NOTICE TO sTOEkHOTDEllS.
THE annual meeting Of the stock :
holders Of The i<ittanning Copper
Mining Company Will be- held at the
company'a office. ia Cherry street.
Seattle. Wash. Thursday, March
~. 1908. at 2 10 .. m, Tor the election
OF board Of seven trustees 10 serve
for the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of such other business
Ne may come properly before said
meeting.
WM coRCoRAN. Secretary.
First publication. Feb, TO- 1903
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

NlNHfl-ii Af'fTioN sALr % IN
s9-Al = 40 faAGuAgE TistfNNs ere
~ Hb stf.D OK ACgOtNf OF TnTs
FEAIFfsE TftlASEFKn COMPANY FoIs
RfttsftiitF AND CHANGES
y - HHsE tzBTttN 90. have 1891 ret
sssss tssHss - epu AZ Uuf saiesfsss4sss
H. Fafs4 sfsnus MAJ uattsf4r sfr.ss
- Saturday. fha Ian % Nara. s4ssns
tslszsela.s ~ ~ shafF fhs -ntirs tat q
81 iaiiazd traF.ka kassass Sffk fhsif
fs1ntenta ennstsfius - 40 parhaars n
Al 10 list csc - $3.50 - 80 trtF..
as=naes - ne iranafaf al1ssanF afflas.
ttfrt sF-nur. y a. facksrf.sa q CO
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
WORK or BURGLARS

Ths residence Of .. W. RidReway
late humane officer, who lives at
Fremont. was entered by burglars
last night The thieves carried a
palr Of HidEeway's trousers down
sialra and took 81 out ~ the pock-
cts. In tho same room IN which they
found. the garment mentioned, was .
bureau which contained 500 In COLO
In one Of the drawers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
WAS a TALL STORY

J. u. MarDouEail of the MacDoug.
all AouihWieh Company. denies Ia
every particular tho story published
BY laeal newspaper yesterday "a
the effect that hin company had ar
ranged to build a uiE story. steel and
hriek store building for rs own use
On Madison street and second ave-
nue.. lie says the story wsn made
out of whole cloth
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Ser ssle-lieme..sad,

FShfY iesSes Cor Yakima eoanty sssar'
day for homeateads IN bunch graau
prAirie. hnd desert lands near canaL
Nominal re- for incating no money until
YOU iie. Farm lands Cor sails la iArne
and small tracts. list your property With
Us for quick sale - q. H3ern a Co.
az AZ sdep Arcade bids,
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FOR IMPORTING
JAPANESE GIRLS

j. y LAWN. United States tmn1-
grafton Inspector. this morning ar
rested Parry Maynard. alias 0~orxr
Wtiaon. on = charge u smuggling
feo japanese girls Into this roun.
Try me crime Vas committed al
Portland last Dmcsmbsr.
The warrant undar which Maynard
was arrested was issued on an IN
dictnenf found by the federal grand
jury AZ Ia iaxt session.
CHICAGO. March ie.--w'heas u Sc
10 "a SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
ASIATH CHOLERA

NEW YORK. March io.-Hssish
officers this zf,ernon announces their
belief tina, the deaths on the liner
Karam@nia wer. due to Asiatlc choi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

oNT a HoNE
p rssif 500 - iorsfltr ehsra 80 esrs
saSzt sarf1affinfu and ths esaura nrs
e rsektns mrn~f o. rear inraatntsss.
Tat faaes 70 ttsihlsr hearA. - the nea.
asfiAe l4s~ WashiuEtaa. Massifsss Il
fsrnhtss sf~ notins IN snd huli1tur
hcitssi srse mrtntn harffs plenty -
~afs f.f sfefstody. iafEs ao-fopt tstr
erh fpf flA. - ani fico Al o. &ssn ani
y Hsaash. Hcusrs huin afua t.aratfu,
u hish snf hs@ifAy nshinr heating.
i@eatr ~@a4 ard water nlcs metshhnfa
- hsai. churehss, sssfe-. tel~phsnss
stasesAet sfr. ENerycns ~he ns-~ Of
Rainier naaFh l. haprr Taks cars ~,
N&shiastaa sfrTst. far~ - rides frr coo
aHslaf. Ase Ne Weed. agent. 1t afssrs
At Hsfatef n~arh or e X stnrfafaat
o~aes. $40 R-ston iffncs
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ANOTHER
BUBBLE

CHICAGO. March te.-Dr. uitsin-
ger and Tertin vfnrsnt 90 Dayton.
ohio. ccunecs~d with = soath Amer
lean colonization scheme called the
NicarakuA company. wer~ held By
the FEDERAL grand Jury to-day On a
charge Of fsfrkadfnx to the extent
Of ssso. co
IN. company h Incorporated for
81. ooa. 90 and claims TO have land
worth nearly tsoa. go besides conrsr.
sioss In steamers and rarfarfss Gov
ernmsns ssperts sstiu1at. the total
vaiuailon as approximately tio.oeo.
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4. 8. fEILkS 90. has set some spisnaia
opRgttanttie- for PARTIES who nre tnok.
tnE fof good Investments IN mlning and
fisheries offics 2ia and sia AFRAID.
blas aeattls. wash.
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nusiness Chances
Mine. ana MIpIno

SE hSSs merss Is loan on ssy lisd q
security. Davenport a Hall sos New
York htark
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FIRST OCEAN
NEWSPAPER
Rna -essu9As
svs sssscAss .-ieee
ArEsr Erws PER REurrxs
AGENCY.
Va nsEsu v'sa@ rzssa.rr'

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s-~<~s~-- = p cssa 4
ee~-->~ ~s>>Y es-~s A.>p~h, -
49, 49, = s~<~s%~>s Z ssss~s -
$780, . - us~svsf s--s<sss n~1~nss
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49, - Amanp .s9y-se - AiuA~s 49,,
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