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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

,vnopsls Of the Annual Statement for the
Year Ending December 81, 1903, or the
condition OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

Synopsis OF the Annual Statement for
tho Year Ending December 81 1903 OF
the Condition Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

Synopsis Of the Annual Statement for
the Year Ending December 81, 1903, OF
the Condition of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

state of Utah. Office Of the C8mmissior-
err Of Insurance. So
l. George p. Squires. Commissioner Of
Insurance Of the State Of Utah. 10 here
by certify that the above named msgr.
Ance company has filed In my office "a
detailed statement OF IT'S condition from
which the foregoing statement has been
prepared. and that the said COMPANY has
IN all other respects compiled With The
laws or the state relating 10 Insurance
IN testimony WHEREOF ! have hereunto
set my hand and affixed die seal m tts
insurance department, this 18th day OF
April. A. D. 1910
GEORGE 3. sQUIREs.
By willard Done.
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LONDON ASSURANCE
CORPORATION

The name and location ~ the company
London Assurance Corporation ~. p
Branch. a William Street New hork
L.. s Manager. charles l.. Case.
The amount OF it's u. s. de- 80, ~,
The amount of it's assets Is. S,Sihf6''@
The amount Of its Liabilities o. ,o- --s %
,rba anon sr,ouDi or its Income
S Sur'n yea S"o pe.' -. 27O6556f5
The amount OF its eNpendl-
tgIsS epf'R wear Sne '...-. 24sS1l27s
The amount Of losses pald
curing 9er yss spe peo.u $685. IS
The amount OF risks written - - ~,
during the year ....t......-+. oQoso5fvoi' W
The amount OF risks in FORCE -. ~.
at the end OF the year, S2l'4A5soS'W
/. George b. squires. Commissioner OF
err OF Insurance, S.
l. George n. Sdulres. commissioner or
Insurance OF the state OF Utah 40 mere
bv certify that the above named lnsur-
ance company has hled In my ofhee
detailed statement OF its condition, from
which the foregoing statement has been
prepared and that the said company mas
IN all other respects complied with the
laws Of the state relating to Insurance
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of the
Insurance department this 26th day OF
GEORGE b. sQUIREs.
(seaD Commissioners.
Nv willard Done.
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state Of Utah, Office OF the Commission
or OF Tna1france sa

STATE OF Utah, Once OF the Comm sslon-
err OF Insurance. sa
I. George b. Squires, Commissioner Of
Insurance OF the state OF Utah. do here
BY certify that the above named insur-
ance company has filed In my office
detailed statement Of its condition. from
which the foregoing statement has been
prepared. and that the said company has
In all other respects complied with the
Jaws OF the state relating 10 insurance.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of the
insurance department this 26th day OF
March. A. H. 1910.
GEORGE y. SQUfREs.
(Seal) Commissioner.
BY willard Done.
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COMMERCIAL UNION
ASSURANCE CO.. LTD. LONDON

The name and location Of the company.
T. S. Branch Commercial Union As
surance Co, Ltd. London, Cor. Pine
and william SITS. New York.
Name OF n. 3. Manager, A II. Wray.
The amount of its L. $. de-
posit is ......................s 27sOoo %
THE amount Of It's assets is 7.3i0,S75. "A
The amount OF It's liabilities
The amount Of It's income
dar year ...,.................. AT9ot71. 4s
lures during the preceding
calendar year .,.............'. 4ss5.47tu
The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding calen-
dar year ...................... 21741s.si
The amount OF risks written
during the year ............ Lis1.sp.545So
The amount Of risks IN force
az the end OF the year ...... So. ia so 90
state OF UTAH office Of the Commission
err OF Insurance. IS.
T. George g. Squires. Commissioner Of
Insurance Of the State Of Utah. do hereby
certify that the above named insur-
detailed statement Of it's condition. from
which the foregoingf statement has been
prepared and that the said company has
In all other respects complied with the
laws Of the state relating to insurance
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF the
insurance department this 26th day OF
March A. u. 1910.
GEORGE r. soUIREs.
(seaD COMMISSIONS.
BY willard Done.
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MILLERS NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY

me name and location " tine c1mpspy
Inc Millers National I1sura,so
Company Chicago. mi
Name or President. 4 M sevbf
Name OF Secretary. NJ. A Rsyroiss
Ihe amount Of us cash sun
plus capitalized as "a per-
mdnent fund is .....S s,asooa
The amount Of It's capltaT
stock paid up Is ...... m
Ihe amount OF ITS assets IL less9t-ss
The amount OF It's uabuites ''''
INCLUDING capltaD Is. 1rtns~
The amount Of its Income
during tho preceding calep-
daI year ............ cs1 o-t. q,
The amount Of It's expendi-
lures during the preceding
calendar year ... -foo7, q,
The amount Of losses naid
during the preceding oaien-
dar year ........... Az .ss o.,
The amount Of risks written
during the year ........ ff0q- 40 --
Tine amount OF risks in force
az the end OF the year,. Egtra7
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GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PITTSBURG

The name and location OF the company,
German Fire ms. Co. OF Pittsburg, u6
Fourth Avenue. Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
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m william Street New York City,
n Y.
Name OF President, r. G. Jameson.
Name OF Secretary, W. IL Paulison.
stock is '................-......t 100000
The amount Of It's capital
stock paid up Is .......... 40O,OgW
The amount OF It's assets IS. b,llGl3i.B
The amount OF its liabilities
Including capitaD Is ......-. 2,1b,A3.al
The amount OF its income
dar year ...............-.... 297S5s6 p
The amount Of its eNpendi-
lures during the preceding
calendar year. ............ 2,60. S32. II
The amount Of losses paid
dar Year -. .............. 1.5ss.441 50
during the year .....'...,.., s9o, 90 90
The amount Of risks In force
at the end Of the year.. 2S2, 62l. 1000
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Synopsis Of the Annual Statement for the
Year Ending December 81, 1893, OF the
condition OF the
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synopsis ~ the Annual Statement for
the Year Ending December 81, 1909, OF
the Condition Of the
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INTERNATIONAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY

The name and location Of the company.
International Fire ms. Company, 9l2-
gl4 Houston Street. Fort Worth,
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GLOBE AND RUTGERS FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY

The name and location Of tho company,
Globe & Rutgers Fire Ins Company
IN william Street New York CITY,
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II. B.W " ANDERSON B WILLIAMSON
WINDSOR & COMPANY.
Fire and Liability Insurance
B. WILLIAMSON.
II. b. WINDSOR.
UTAH, IDAHO, AND NEVADA.

UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST BUILDING SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
LOSSES Adjusted HERE.
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BURGLARY LIABILITY
HEALTH, PLATE GLASS STEAM BOILER, AUTOMOBILE


Pittsbug Automobile
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED AGENTS WANTED
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ordnr Assurance Corporation. u. -
Branch. a William street. New YORK
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Name OF President. A. r. succop.
Name OF Secretary, A. n. Bckert.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-05-27

his o4n ausiness ans Ie4ts u8n.
aiane said shaue IHHs bleaaI
We'll 81 hs bad sauf Fas
eouid D. ssanilas daan fh-H. ln 4
aud hois So sald rau
That am shat ! a.aan said
Shane Taats na meFe ttsn ID e.,
Cor a nelEbbar bHt Amos rasl
horse al eel a. Taes aee an ml
horese dout takr uo haek at 81,
his neither
Hs aon HIF. apf sHnl Hfakar
nar aofu-aaf lHre.s. f.f.-faf Tons
No more va4Ia d If ea.ut re
sour mefi#r. uhe Hakfe 81. k..f aIH
uotllu
Well John aIa urs sham.
midlF .gaa lanf n.1 "a un-k HIa
nobalr f tea fa k#n EIr au
eur. .s Mr Tfa.E af. b. aas earn
80 rs fsf .Ht Ea.au.. af lI. uf.
sos haaa m HrHaHI.s Wrf
fHat rafhiH shaH aa1 ou ftI# FARM
ihaf don HaE .Enaae.
"a brought p.a#u HaH. ah.u g
.......s 80. I....
...r.. a.. .... s.. ...... =. ......
Samsl.He .H .a. .aa. .f H.r ta...
..r.I..4 . .t... s..- .t...
..... a... ..... -. -
...-. r...s ....... .........
.....
#..r..s fh.r Asa. H
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has been assessed and taxed. and
that the sane Is kefeTnment lana,
that FOR ths sane years the NV la
of tbs 81 IA ~ TIE Sane sectien
ass noi been assessed and taxed :
that this b deed LAID that TIE
same b. al error ~ description. and
asks 10 have the taxes that have
been paid transferred from ths soy
ernmeus land a. the decided land.
Granted
The application 81 Mrs. Cormalia
Webster SITS forth that her house
and goods were carried away ~ the
flood Ca March list. aud asks that
the taKes on same b. cancelled.
Granted.
The appointment 81 d } Wilcax
As Deputy County Treasurer Vas APP
proved - the board.
The contract for the county print
iug for the neat fiscal year was
awarded Co William Goodyear u
the CoifaA Commoner az % cents per
inch
The auditor was directed 80 ad-
Fertise for bids for tha construction
81 steel bridge across Rock Greek
~ the outlei of Rock Lake
The bond Of 2. BLACK. foreman
IN Road District No was approx
~
The bond of " " Robertson
foreman in Road District No was
approved
The appointment ~ p " Cham.
berlsiu az Deputy County EngineeT
Nas approved
The report 81 the FLORENCE Crit
tender Mission vas approved
The report ~ the county auditor
au ehecGHg tht books ~ the County
Treasurer Has approved
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Nhs y" isa9- and oiri- is-asr tis,
faTlm#

faia I.a EsIt aH..H. chestnut De-
has heau discussed .tsr $500. a. sam
remember. aua "a ..IHaau u.fs..
cory d. everybody fas f.I hseu
Offered N#Eerfts.#-. rather
smpI. proposition. If a. uas BE-. ai.
Iuuel fa say $50
"a yea AK fha boys ar arIs
themselves fh.F s f#H Fau fhat
it is because fhas san aa b.ual .u
me toan and hafa more adrautazas.
They euaa fas 0aunfrg. aII fa ffud-
gerry A. thss caH b. They do mot
kHau fhe fevu. Tt.E ar IurrH Hs
iis ariousuHs.. nr .n afHsf words
aF fhs opportunity be- offers far eIt.
.ue aIh fEef fellows It Hf ans
movement ara 81. apparently aa-f
f.ua ft. aueH.IH' u.H atI asu.r
Base Tasg kHaa r.1lIna .f. sl.
afsaufaa.. al# hardship fnr.
.a#s fak. fH.r #H#u.. a. p. s.ra
often ar...ua.E ana ..H.s .an.
pointed and r.aI.#u. f.## t#.s Has.
mao. q r..sfaF. anG 5 sea-. .a. ...
au.f aH fa.l e.H. aa.k H f.
country
STD. H.a. problem Hae ar ae
fa aaE. Hf. .H..9aHH. H# H.fs.
TORS ar fa. rfHue aear. I'D rHs
'afH fav ar. al. 81. Undue. laam
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-05-27

hA4HAtf l.
Gee up. there Dobbint Whoop
With q shout thar rang through IN,
forest Tom Shane let fhs heavl
black snake" nip fan on the flank,
81 the tao willing horses AeaiT
and again the heavy ship fell GA
the Off horse which uas ap
parently unable 90 .'pull even" Nitl
the younger horse on the -near" side
The horses tugged az the traces. and
floundered about in the mud bu'
we're unable 20 move the heavy load
Ia which they were bitehei
BE aisy there nov. Tom. all
yes It's stuck ys arr nos. sur,
enough said an lrishman vho came
up juss then.
It's all ON account ~ that iazy
Dobbin said Tom. he didn't pull
a pound
"Arrah. fhere nov. IT'S foreefuH
the axe O.. the horse 80 ar sure
there wasut q horse on the place
could pull wid him whin a. Was
younger. las Eetfiu along in ths
years ] am meself. an ara viii b.
weann the strength % ahar-e the
sane a. man. Let EN- stand I'll
get bit 81 a pry under the wheel.
He procured a fence raj. and pro.
ceeded 70 put il under the 81 heel IS d
lever 80 aft II a little out % thf
chuck hole" where II had stopped
Those who arr familiar wIth ths
ungraFelled roads % Indiana 10 for.
mer years need not De- told what q
chuck hole" is but TO those not
experienced In such matters Il might
be- explained that heavy hauling over
thes. roads WiIl wear deep holes
with sharp edges. and when she
wheel 81 3 loaded wagon drops int
one Of these holes it H. very dlfn.
cult % pull IL out Thanks 20 az in.
creased population. such roads are
not 50 numerous as theg urre be-
former years. and teaming is NOS Ne
cssssarily such a horse-klninE bust
ness As h used % D.
Nos all - give EN- another
pull said Mike. Who had his bif
Of 3 ply under fhe wheel. and aas
dangling on the nd - Il doing his
best - iifl the wbeel q little
Give en- . schmaIl taste ~ the
uhip. Ia encourage EN- a little be
cried.
Again the whip was uuspariHgly
used by Tom. and the two horses
exerted al their poWerH. but only
succeeded IL moving the wagon
enough 70 ist aike's pry slip out. and
~ came sprazling doun IN the aud
Pet more serious results had fol-
l0Ned Old Dobbin as doan. and
Ton. IN rs anger. wss cutting him
with his chip 20 make him get ~
Held On there. bye" shouted
Nike. e0msng forward. covered Elth
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arnasefy. The seasun shas s.n..-.
g = thaf q Fssnifes elsse .s.~..s...
AAa Hsspn The miaa fally o.es.ta4
- sFea' thing 1herufarn. na~ass
50 Interest the bof ans sAs - -
ihf farm = 50 shoe ths er~.s -.
80 roem far thn ensrclse - -.
ifeailT oi miua - weu - -
i"ksinE alfehes ia very hars - -.
sfeesisie sara hai n shs nan !,
hoY "ho is aisEing dsehes : - -.
mr ume siudyinK tie lnu4 sh.s
severn in me nosement q ~.s.r =
.A' ao'i ana anticipating ths pvefs,s
af FORESTS aooal she dradeary tmus.
.ns oui manure b het plsasAns YEA
ai leaai. ue did nos thlnk IA saeh
eni = The boy Is Elsaa - sna..-
stand bow e. opesaies ana 4kas i
- 20 ihe land. Fhs arudeery : -
hesad.
EFerg ber on the farm ana evsvv
siri hkeaise Should have samsshsnr
aon.iue io them fram fhis wark ~
De- fern. Bot &C. ths Car fusurs sfs.r
'afhfr la laid assay. hut naa ssms-
hiHE thaf b. can fesa 5 ~ vexx
"un g Sos want 10 keep your hus
au fhe iarn. lu addliion 10 isaehlnx
hlm about farmlnr. give him an .e-
portanlfy 10 make a Hefle aomet hlue
Tor himself something thas h. ean
lend as Be- pieases
iu talking ulih ths hoy. dona 50
mf farm tui our farm aona
ag as house but onr home
lef the hog feel thar b. Is part and
pared of the farm lfe. an inaispen-
sihis part and parcel II you please
inferesf him Ia b. intellectually
'ift tlu every Opportunity 20 knau
am.fhinr nf this wonderland ~
knaH le.iee thai Is 90 eVerg farm il
tfs wide world and rou ain have
much Jess trouhle la keepisg ths
huF un the faua
ie fht glrl reallze' thar i = hsr
hamf thar there ls something ia 81
about fae hume that she can 60. -
ehirh she uIn Receive To- benefits
ar profits and there slm ~ feuss
g.f's eauing to ioHn - thnua ghelr
htHa aaaF and alas. Soc ffeamentlY
H arsek and ruiu their sharagfefs
ouo more. remember thar one -
f.. ertstesf Inducements a. ths hos
GOA E.fi fa come 90 teuu i society
Therefore ief there b. society for
fasm b. TIE country i4et ere bays
.as Efis 81 the ueig borhood meel
together sci acquainted wlth eaoh
afher auiog each others faiiou ship.
au# cumpfe IL tines that lead 20
usntal Improvement as well a. phys
ral recreation and there uin b. less
81 this drift from the country -
De- town. - which complaint Is made
au oter the civilized wogld
tn uaf q phrase that - faraiaar 20
most boy li Wun't 90 - - the
FIRST mine ~ tbe aouniry 90 10
taHn They are needed On fhe farm
If fhe first nine" eoes. the SER
oua nine" piu want 10 follow. and
fhs country wIH b. sierilized - thls
loss II lts besi nfe ard is bes'
blood
The keeHIue OF fbe bays ass girls
Hu tte farm depends earF mueh 90
fhs attitude ana the action ~ TIE par
.nfs n rou are always oompiaiu-
ue about fhe druaeery ~ she farm.
masking ease hours unnaeessafiig ionE.
..H. uuur ftaf yuu are farmers.
rafuns fhm gaa have nof taken
aH .sne alfaf business insfeaa. and
FAILING fa masnlfg yoar can offles.
rfsu ca uaf caf plaln II tae boys and
eris nee from ths farm aHS adiure
farm 81. wallace Farmer
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-05-27

Little furkey- TAKE pork ten
ierlalns ana euf leuefhvise through
fh, middle being careful uuf 20 eat
iu half nH NIfh dressing yon
suuIi u-s for turkey ~.u or pin To-
gefher vifh toofhuI. ks bake for
twenty minutes iu a pan in which
fhefe Is enough water e. cover the
bottom when baked Make a gravy
70 water leff in pan Ne. - add strip
of bacon over top
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-05-27

~ sss. ) IS
''aie ui Washington rs n
SaEAoM8ah a.
state 20 = Washington W. re
0uitn ...... II es
state 10 Washington - Ban
Wells ...-... ... -. -. 4 20
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-05-27

ChiaEos annual drink bin Is over
S6s HUu. uoa This would make a pile
- silver dollars tul miles high.
FeH dollar which Was extracted
FROM the legitimate trade ~ the cts
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PROCEEDINGS
Air-tract ~ tine i'Fs,cs-estinEs - ttss
isssarti e ssuatg Commission.
~. of Nhitnsan County.
v ashinessn.

Pursuant Ia adIuuFnmenf fh.
Board 90 County Commission. ~
Whitman County. Washington. met
MAY 10. 1919. uith the falioaine
Officers present r. Ruulas.
County COMMISSIONS and Chairman
81 ths Board. "a e Mccoy au.
Samuel Ellis. County Commission
ere
Carr~nt ENIsrn~e Claims AH"urd
Anderson. D. depuil assess
Ur sI.f aH
Bancroft-Whituey Go. lav
books ---... ..- g. au
Brown. r. s. livery Tor
sheriff Sc
Case. Geo "a d.. deputy
assessor -. =. ..... 90 s.
Chamberlain Chas T.. exp
prosecuting attorney Is go
Garter. C. r.. exp sheriff 80
Cole. Wm- exp deputy
sheriff =. -. 49,. So q
Easiep > r. guarding
prisoner sh HN
Elder. r. c. deputy as
-e--or =. sso
Glass a Prudhomme Co.
suppiie- for auditor SO
fIolbrook q IT. deputy
assessor .. .- ga
King A p supplies for
rouu2 enein-er. ..... ga
Lyons. PaL lalsor ..... go
Maloney AZ. D. boarding
jurors ...... g. ao
Nattoau. N,s O. work
FOR Supf ...... - r
Nackey 81 d.. sep deputy
sup ..... - eel
Murray , }. supplies for
assessor ... ... sH
Miller e.. uork for a.
SCISSOR ... =. III
Mosier "A A.. caring for
disenfs .... =. 81
McCaw. q. 81 sarins far ina
diEsnts ... $685.. ..... 3 Sd
MePheet-rs. oralIe. livery
court Reporter ~. ..... cd
NePhrrters OHWe. livery.
pres attorney ..... eH
Pacific Farmers Union
printing -. .....-.. . -
Pacific a r ESQ. rents and
tolls for April .... S. 81
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PLANTS -

II IS noe ume e. plant early cab
aas AID cauHnas-f We have he
plants ready fer yeu transplantsd Or
direct from beds. 81 folloalnE prices
cabbage. trans see don 81 lee;
aat trans &c 8oz Use lee
gaaHnoaer. trans. 2sf doz- a.
-art from BIRDS. % E.. g - and 8
ref zee
Pansies large fine plaHis. zoe
1az soc ~ mail
Ne haze tomato plants. ceieFf'
ground cherry. asfers. Fersen. hesso-
t-apf stocks etc. roaea and oarna'
uan rlauts. for prices 90 Whieh Efii"
.r ahsne Farmers 80.
COLLEGE VIEW GREENHOUSES
Pullman. Wash.
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THE STRIKE At SHAkE'S

tCuQgrsE Do tssa HF the AmffsE ln Hunfsue Edu
casson socsrtg al rights resrrVei Published
- sEsrctai l1rfnlissaau af the AuaeFacan Muuans
Edaaaft8n sac8stV
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Justice Court Cost Bills.
State 81 Washington So. vii
liam Abl.aft 81
state 81 Washington IS. Tom
Raliek ...... ...... @ So
STATE of Washington IS Pete
Ruc. .... ....... ... @ %.
state 81 Washington vs. Ed
Gross ..- -
State of Washington IS. Olaf
state 81 Washington S.. Mrs
kremmer -.. 3 q
state of Washington IS. Tony
MAYER ....- 3 85
State 90 Washington SIS Chas.
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The application Of Robert Babb
sets Forth that b. was not allowed
exemption on bis 1908 personal
property assessment. and asks that
the Exemption b. allowed him
Granted.
Tho application 81 George T. huff
man sets forth that lot g in block
E. huffman addition 20 Tekoa was
ASSESSED with improvements that
there ar No improvements on this
I1i and asks that the taxes on same
be- cancelled. Granted
Teh application 81 \. A sherman
sets forth thar a certain Eadieoti
tract assessed 60 David Cole Was
doubly assessed for the years l9os
and 1898 and asks that one assess
ment b. cancelled. Granted.
The application Of Michael Schul-
rhIes SITS forth that for the years
1897. Isos and 1893 the NV IA
~ the Nv "a 81 sections 6. u. a..
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

ST. HeIens to take on cargo of lumber for
San Francisco. The Shoshone brought guam
tity Of cement from San Francisco.
Beginning September I. the Coos bay liner
Breakwater. Captain MacGenn, will leave here
once every seven days instead Of on nye day
schedule. was promised at the time tne
opposition steamer Alliance was taken of the
route few months ago.
The steamer Yellowstone arrived at Oak
street dock this afternoon with general cargo
from San Francisco.
ASTORIA, July 22-Steamer Bear sailed to-
day for San Francisco with freight and passen-
Steamer Maverick sailed this morning for San
Francisco after having discharged its cargo Of
fuel oil.
Steam schooners Northland and Casco, with
cargoes of lumber for San Francisco, went to
Steam schooner Klamath arrived this morning
from San Francisco with cargo Of cement.
Steam schooner Daisy Mitchell sailed this
morning for Aberdeen to load lumber for San
Francisco.
ing from San Francisco with partial cargo
of general merchandise and will load lumber for
Steamer Rose City arrived this morning from
Steamer Northland cleared at the custom
house today for San Francisco with cargo Of
100000 feet Of lumber loaded at st: Johns
loaded at Prescott and $1,000 feet loaded at
Rainier.
Steamer Casco also cleared today for San
Francisco. 1t carries a cargo Of $4,000 feet Of
lumber loaded at St. Helens-
SEATTLE, July 22.-Arrived-British ship
Dalgonar, from Tacoma: steamer Elhu Thorn
son. from Vancouver; steamer Virginian. from
San Francisco; steamer Santa Maria, from San
Francisco; steamer City of Puebla, from San
Francisco;' British steamer NJ. s. Dollar, from
Grays Harbor; steamer Meteor, from Skagway
Sailed-Steamer Watson, for sound ports
steamer Elihu Thomson for Tacoma; steamer
Governor. for San Francisco; steamer Wellesley,
for sound ports; steamer Senator, for Nome.
TACOMA, July 22.-Arrived-Steamer Elihu
Thomson, from Seattle: British steamer Oceano
from Seattle: steamer Watson, from San Fran
CISCO
Sailed-Norwegian steamer Cuzco, for Port
Townsend.
ABERDEEN, July 22.-Schooner Sailor Boy,
recently purchased by syndicate, is ready for
loading. $4,000 having been expended In making
her seaworthy.
Schooner Robert Evans is the ways for a
general oyerhauling which it badly needs.
Steamers Fair Oaks, Syea and Newburg sailed
for California points, and the Santa Barbara
and Daisy Mitchell arrived today.