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Official Paper
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Columbia : County.
THE OREGON MIST
VOL. 11. ST. HELENS, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1891. LL
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DAVI3 13K03., Managers.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAl'liK,
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Portland National Bank's
Demurrer Overruled.
THE BRITISH SHIP COSFORD.
JeilBIUil IWll".
,iy ot the Treasury has sent
,tfon to Congress in which
Great Changes Made at the Mouth
of Rogue River After the
High Water Recede.
I .,,.! nolle., Ini-uul. .ur,H.n! 1'it llr.l lnr-
tluii; liumiil. pcrlliM lor emit uueiii-iii m-
"TIr"l 'lvi,ll.iiiiili'. II ' l'r I - fucnrrt
luwrtliMi. ami " ' wr IhuN lor ' l
qtiimtliiortl"i.
The pension office lias decided that in
view of the act of Congress of December
21. 18113, it no longer has the right to
withhold the pension of Judge Long pi
Michigan, and lias directed he be again
Iia('(l On 1MB JWIISIUII run.
The Becretaiy o
n uviiii timiin ivivn w . ..
he estimate that an appropriation ol
T n.w. Art 'I ...III I... naf.aa.npv in dllfraV tllS
H'l ..iOV.V'M Hill U iiwAfl-.; " j
expenses of collecting the revenue from
customs for t he fiscal year ending June
if), 18ii5. At Port Townsend $02,:MI6 will
he necessary to dun-ay tne expense
collection.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
after February 1 will form a once-a-week
mail service between New York and Co
lon instead of thirty-nix trips a year. A
four years' contract with the government
roiiufres the company to make thirty-six
. ' . A.,.r. ii.u rt. tarn vcars
trips a yow -, t
and fifty-two a year during the latter
Receipts of Land Department
of the Northern Pacific.
WANT BONDS DECLARED VOID
The Issue of the First Number of
Pilot Chart for the North Pa
cific Ocean Etc.
OOl.ilMUIA COUNTY 1)1 UIXTOKY.
J ml ten
CUT.
hliilrUr... .
hlli'l, iif nilli.nl..
ANtMtur
Surveyor
Ctimmil.miT.
(Jointly lllcr.
..IK.n llliii-lirrl, Usliilvr
. , , K K. Quirk. H'. Ill-Id".
T. 11. null, rit. ll.'lnn.
if II UI l,.r,,i.i . I '..liimt.tn llllv
J, i;ittimlt ..in.pipiM.. v
W. II. KVHiT. klr
A. II. 1-1 tic, ll.iiihiiu
iH. II. H lio'.uovcr, Veronal
III, IV, lloriia. (.uliK-y-
. mciir
M..iNic.-t. Hi-Ion. tlK. No. tit BciilUr
(...miniiuicalloiiK rl 'l til'"' Mlll.,.nlVi. ,"
..ii....iiHim; iuii-.n lM"ilo yi -In.
memlMiri In kmI .umlllig linili-l to !
"Mw.Mif.-KHtiil'ar No 1-Hll'l
mt.vlli.s- UHliu.lHy oiior lioi-reoiu'li lull m'i
. 7 1111? . t MMOllil' bH. ' IHM! I"J
lurv. VllllK tiiaiuiMini tu Koa unillni l
vliril l Allaii.l,
. linn Kli.i.w-Ht. Ilnli-ii. Uxluo No. 117-
Ur.iUiiun lit sowl iiiii cur.lUlly iuvU.l w
uinl.
'Ilia Dlall.
Down rlvnr (Mmll cliwe. t 0 A. a.
I'ii river (i.n I'huw t r. N.
iLiMll fur er I " vtil'"'S,.'?"Z
HI, Union. Mi,nJy. ttotlueixlKy ami KrliUy l
' Tii"' in..ll for M.ir.lilnil. tMlkiil nti.l Mlt
"."(railway) norlhehw ai 10
I'c.tlUiicl tlar.a,
F. II. Lowell, a fruit grower nearTxi
Angeles, Iihh fuiled (or 1S!U,OUO, with at
nu (.( in r.nn
. ... i - tihi.ii..,.m ' lw.lf thn rt(.rirMl.
l uiiill, A. I ., nun wiui:i,u o ivuiiiiuntoii ..-. ( -
municipal ticket for the llrst time in I HepresentativeMagairehasiutroilucca
iwi-niy 'vcais. ' a iwstai WMitrapii oni iiruviuum
The (iood Hone mine in Riverside ' insue of (25.UOU.000 in tonds to ta .
rounty, Cul., lias l.en sold for 500,000 , pended l the erecuon oi Jrv'' . ' T?
tu Hasifm mining men. a. . - " tZi,fn fixed
The now schedule of wanes at Mare 'T,'1.' ....... ,i. .nl the Post-
Island wont Into eiroct January 1. The " . i ; M,iriu,l to armnire
same reductions were made in the navy i , ' i 0j 2) centB per 100 words for
t.ui.ty It. tin. l.-uuf I ' .. . i A
J' mill IllSIIUCCIieS.
It now turns out that the story of the ,. ,. i
to dentil of a Mojave squaw by rv .
1 :. . i . . xt. .! 1... t J llu l ,'i w v.. ..v .......--n - -r
mirniiiK iu iieinu ui .uj..vb .i.w j countrv. Drenarod Dy Uliiei imy oi
her IriUi near Needles, Cal., liecause she 'r''J Ji. ..( iHtica of the
gave birth to twins, was a hoax. imnloulcal survev, shows that the high-
1 IIYJ illlLinu nillJ iriuiii ni,. v.. two . Wftler lliarK 111 Illllioin. i'.....
towed Into t'ojo a few weeks ago witli r,,tt(.i,ed in 1M2, both in tliis and every
, .. 1 I.... . ..l..,...a . ..... r.t. ......I ral..a fti all
ill. r ritrim tin iiiv. in u.iiiiie wj ifiwaib uii-, r.i iii.e t'n ini.rv. l its want -
li.r the luiiretinirs of recent storms. .inral 'nroilucts of that year was
T. . UU l ka ITIuli linn
given Mrs. Irvine a docroe of divorce,
and declared in doing so that the killing
of Montgomery by Irvine was a coward
ly act.
" The Nanaimo (B. C.) miners have ac
cepted a reduction inpial to 15,' per
ilia .(itiittronu.iit liavimr inatle
sllvtht eoiici-ssious witli regard to han
dling drifts.
The Santa Fe New Mexican has been
purchased by a Democratic syndicate,
' and will become an aumiiiisirauon or
gan. It has leen the leading Republican
I paper of the Territory.
I H is definitely settled that the Olym
pia will shortly fly her commission pen
nant, as orders have lmcn received by
General Btorvkreper Uaixm at Mure IhI
and navy yard U prepare the Olympia's
for Dutonlioard the cruiser without delay
r . i ..... t .... lul I
on ner arrival v .iiii imu.n..
It Is stated from Albuquerque, N. M.,
l,ut & (i.w weeks airo John Ulenn, an
ttHvc. hi. HcWriu American shpman who " unfortunate
y I hiirMUvKiiil had a bunch of sheep lielonging to
(or ( laukaiila v.- 1,1. (i,.i, ,,,. tit. ami
Trl.i. M-Ii Hol
HTKKll. W. aiUVH- t,V M,
. . .. ft i j. u -i'ii..i1rfv. I litin
a-n.r.i-v. h'utH Hi, Ufitfiw Ur t likiitt y . . . h w . H hot. and
;.n-iy -";;' Z1;. rro, , f. t was oriinted the wild
ur":.li';'",,i;;:,;r.,," 7 ilwy sent ii.t aT:, .
HT..HKII Jotki'ii Ksi.i.oiih-! m. iiiii progreHs huh uiv -
(V i".r",....i 1 -Ml) '''y. l ? f ",;.V. en kHU-a in open battle noar Laguna
rlvlmM fu.tw.ii.1 i, IO.ho; 'r'""'''' llelirallo.
Porilauv l I r-, rrivin
I'ltOFEMHlONAL.
I)
K. II. K. t'LlKr,
PHYSICIAN and SURO EON.
Ht. Helens, Oregon.
The Fort BrajiR Lnniher iwnpany win
bnild a short railway line from Fort
Braiig on the coast to the coal fields near
Round Vallev, Mendocino conntv, Ca .
Thomas L. Johnson and General KubhoII
Alaer of M iehiuan are Iwhind the scheme.
... 1 11. .1.1.. .i.i..l, ara in m onened
x lie 1 iii ii.'i'i" ' ?r ... . v . 1
wnM. .(.I, 1 lv .lames L. rUxxl anu Jolin
tttH4,77,7IJ8. This is 20,UUU,UUU greater
ti.n,. In. inv nrevious year.
The monthly issue of a pilot chart of
the I'acillc IJcean, similar ui
character to the chart of the ISorth At
r i :.. ,.-,.,., ,lotinn Viv the naval
, 1 .. 1.:.. ,..i:,.. kt. nrARent there
I M'ur'' ,t, ntf inform
tion to mariners of the Paci lie Ocean,
. .. 1 it... .i..,d,.,l I,,,., twon so oreneral not
llllll illO UV3....." . r.. ,
onlv among American mariners, out
.... ti.,.t ilm livdrozranhic
olllcera believe there is as much reason
I .liuliinir a I'iumHC nilot cimri. no
.1 ' :.. . m.ui r Mm Atlantic Ocean
C;oiiress will therefore be urged to au-
n,.r,. Mm nun canon, wintu
...i ... ;il, t,arv Hliuhl, exoense
m. . tr .... 1 u.1,,. Unnromn Court has
rue uiuw ..wwa . . i
rendered a decision in the case of Aii(ile
vs. the Chicago. t. raui, miiiiicaiioim
..,i iimilm railroad aitainst the com-
ti.o lainliir. Mrs. Anirle, a
widow, sued for money due her husband
, lu 1,., u... rouilv in nerform in
i...:i.ii.... i.i Knnnnor Air Line. I lie
TOiirt holds that the company secured a
. . i oniuimw) aj.rna from the
Superior Coinpanv by misrepresentation
. '.1.- ur !.,......!.. T..c.itflatiire. and sus
tains the charges of fraud. Mrs. Anle s
f4Rin(m The claims
of the stockholders of the Superior Air
Line are yet to no niea. iiii
cured bvthe OmahaCompany are valued
at millions of dollars.
Wta, and the Brititm
Ambasi-atior are pursuing negotiations
1 ... . ....n tlm rmrulations
lor an aitn-.7uiuu i , . .
to police Behriim Sea. It is important
. '. .. . 1- ,h 1 m avrHHii
that these renuiii" ."" ..
Chicago has a deficit of over $3,000,-000.
rplli.f fund amounts to
Chicaeo is now claiming a population
of z.uuu.ouo.
Philmlelnhia is to try water-gas male-
ing on its own account.
The Indians are costing tne govern
mnt. 7 .000.000 ir vear.
Reports from the wi ntcr-wheat sections
show a much smaller average than last
year.
Another wonderfully ricli streak of
gold quart has been struck at Cripple
Creek, Col. -
The health department of JNew. lorK
projxwes to make war against the Use of
bituminous coal.
Sneaker Crisp says that the Wilson
bill will pass the House ol Kepresenta-
I)
U. j. K. HALL,
were sold by James L. Hood and John j ' , f(ra t,e op(ning of the sealing
W. Mm-kav to the lumber company for i '.. Tno formalities to be gone
400.000. tnroiiith between the two ee"1"
Hince Rogoe river in Oregon has f ' wiu Cx,nsume much time.
. .. .i ... l ...... a fleam . nr.. ia a rialilnninir SODIO em-
Kiilned us normal bik" " r jiepm iiu".
Channel is Indnu cut st raight out to sea, barrassment in supplying vj!
...tvumi AM .vn dlTRfiKON' while ih. north spit has movedout Bol9 0( "SZ
in ioivuu' - Hen, fully hall a mile. a iowhvio. wora oi phuuumik
.;. im reachinit out ironi tno nuled by the tnounai u"., ......
,k,,1,le.Coh.ml.lace.,.y,Or. '"5,1 & nLes.ary to police Uehrmg 8ea
i , , ,,'., ,., riVr.r. halt a mile farther hefore. the Treasury Department had to
v ' i riiu .ha . .. .ii,..! wr.An vAvomin r n tiers to am
out than the lormiT upiw uu iwuvu wv v - - Art-f
H uthof the river formerly was is now ln thowork temporarily. They cannot
i..ml water we be spared for permanent use in mat
Ut-nl wan r. . ' . . ag vet been
UNO 1 N EKR, CrZrS suit t ho , aken toward the preparation of a patrol
1.. ... I .. at. I I ii i ltd! iM tl I !. Ill 1MI1.11JI1 1UI WJt I .uv.
Clat-
. b. uni.n,
SUUVEYOIl and
CIVIL
HI. Helens. Oregon.
l!,,tii,ty surveyor. I.mii.I surveyinir, town
liliiiiln;:, snil niKliu-ering work prompU)
ill -lie.
1 8olentlflo American
A. Aunoy forA
Mr. TJr tradi ssABKt,
rf, . Sr naaiQM sTiMTa.
vatanv miim;b)
.inuTl. toJ
for information f'T" t"i.T W.
5,.n .hmild M llh..ul 'WriM'V'iW
Thi Overland Routi.
n.... t.lt- .Inllv.leAT'
lug Fllili and i.ireel.
Uranu t;niri wv
w,. M'l'i.M l.hnlted
Faal'Mall," lvln '
7: r. h., carrion V null-
lui I'uiinmn r7
,. I.... ait.l I) n Ha
(tn uiil fro Ueelliiliiir
Chair i;r .""".'.'P ;
I nun . ...
oaso.vlaOoiuiBll lllun.,
wllhoalrhan... ThU tr. ;.. .'1,
luietloii. (r bunvjr, K a "Jf ,irm,,
TliroUKn yi'I'tm-BAM K1W -MAY.
X!KA "'"'t, .:.,.u. irii.Nraico.
. ..a. I),.ll-1 AND
CiiluiWM.Myr(i,iJ
Mav 5. 17. if
nr-.ViV: :May.
iKAYSil'1 .. T.
Cnhmil.ia......Wy,M
Htaie "
My . I ...''-V.Vh'r irt oliaiiaa
'I'lio company -it(.Kiiir
' ''"j'lFiJ i "''rOHI A ROUTE -Morn-IMKT1.A
N I) ANU A si K Monday,
boat leave, r "i d ' any, i
IHIHl I1H4IIB-IIO. .aK...v.w.. . - .
... anil iiib an
OOU Oil MJlii.n. ,. - .
poiiitmentof a receiver and foreclosure
of a moi-tmige on the exposition grounds
Bs Keeuriiy for payment of the note are
'asked for. The amount suedfox was
loaned to the expotition last February,
and was duo in seven years, butthecom-
punv defaulted its interest, anu
whole sum is now due. The exposition
last fall was a failure.
i i:.... ... .I.i rnnnrf nf the BallK
Accoriiiiiyi i." "i""--.,-,- .,
CoiiimlssioiHirs who are liquidating the
alVnirs of the i'acillc uana oi nii
ciw-o the realisation of tlie asseta is like
. . i tMinl.1i.Romp. allair.
IV to prove i o'i'H v."- , . .
ii. ' i - nf wtialitfllt-
Alio esiiniuieii OIIH.V...U , ; .
Iv over 1.(K)0,IHK), iWuul wtai
tine auciasm-Boi
Neurlv all the largo asois oi uio
are c. implicated witli all manuorui
tuni-leincnts, iKilh legal ami w... "" '"
niul in many iiiwww. -.
(orts toward realisation on notes i and
. u fur titiiii)(l nut little.
nliliongh a formal iiemaim Hv'"
i ...Y. .1. Mm a debtors. In re-
Bard to the indebtedness of Mr. (iai?o,
h .1...,,. .iinuiiin un.l that ol the
B iioiiiHiim iw """": : .
.lohii llmwn Colony, which owes the
hank mi.OOJ, several actions i have been
, ... .. . i .i. n.ui.t.ive narties.
lllHlllllieil Kninii ' I
but it will require much time and many
suits to unravel the matters, lho coin
. ii.ot ..haneesnf a speed v
nilHHioiinra ". v.. - v. - .-
dividend appear remote: that theiois
eni, in meir niumn." .
,A . I... .1... UL,... II ti Ul.i-llt-,4 lllll"
ments, ami that (heir attempts to realize
upon assets have thus far been most mi-HiiiHfiu-torv
and will necesHitate long and
tedious litigation to avail mijimi
., . . r.i....i. l.n. liAun onoointed rft'
t nines v.ii..i ,.
. i .i... i I l ie..' lie ona 1-
ce ver oi i.n vh-b.. ; , .
tied tlie other day, and a capable and
economical nisnaiseinoiii " . "
.' -i :...... .., nl Kuril ver II nil
Alter toe imiii-';. ,.- T
lev it was generally -believed that V . J
i.-T, ,.. ". minimi for the PO'
Mil or, who ,.
SltlOll lV v rui..ri - - -i
pointcd,"but some opposition was made
o his selection. Mr. Clark u a practical
.. . i . ..wi ,nH .nnn Willi this
nil l.lmtl 111" ,, .
company several years in the capacity of
etlt 111 lilt) aunnii."". ,. '. i i
the poitioti came to him iiusoliciled and
" . ., ..I.Lil!.. Imin linv HOIiri-e. t llfl
Hl 7 M. nai .... -S , , bnul ivurm fort- without onjcuiioii" nu. - '
..lHiiniliiy,nir.i; UJ' ' ,, , rclnrn- nnl.nj..,,iu,llt w no tloilbt meet With
i"'"1, d.Vi. ArtSl! d. y Himday. at I la. ZZll of all intoiested in the road.
.SaHnffl. Tl kal chanKo are anticipated.
i Many are of the opinion that an error
Uy and ati iiiS KrUiay.. r' ls Vominltted n asking for Mr. Had-
ia'u S'm-rnr. ' W"la iTiy's removal. People are bnginning to
UKon.uieNM' that whatever mis takes he may
anil Oil til WlWllUIKloo . l K nnnlil lie culled mis-
f? L.t Xs were made under the promisee of
dally, ?;irt "'rty V"' '.rlliinil at s r. a. ' rortftin Kastern capitalists in whom lie
TTlVl)A VTON A N D 1.A N PI NUB-MO..- , , , , con,l,lt.nC0. bllt whom he llM
10 "A.' 1 1 t.i.i.... i k. m. . ' . ' , i ,i;i..i.( . t.lial. li.a n Torts
l.v. Wmanwinay, aim i n wliari
Since ii'unicu iv. nv. ...... , ..I,'
Ocean loainer. i hehall ot tlie roan were " "
"Zfi o'l'lIKlt Bwamsrs leave from ash-sinst lIn(Mey believed to be for the bef it. and
oor"orTAl.'tantQenrJ ISCk- ''rIed ottt' ,
...... r.irnn lina nxnressed sur
prise at the utter misapprehension on
1. . .1 l.i:.. f l.i. nnall.inn in
tne part ui iuo iuiun, . .-. ,
regard to too rimiiiii --k"-"
....iw...ri..t nna and of the mo
tive which indu -eil liiin to omit this sura
Iroin tne muuiaw. -
pnrtment for tlie ensumn bscal year, lie
sai.l : "As a matter of fact I have taken
the same course in tnis respecx "
i 1. ..A.l.innnarir 1-sPnnrAl
William Hill, to whom Secretary Rusk
expressed inmsell on in jcvv i.
precisely hid iimio K' " ---- ,
ing of the sixin pae oi my ioii v -
K , l . nrl.at thn fffonnds
l'leHl(lU..I, O.IVIWD i..ni. . -
.:., Tim fiu't. ih olain to
any one who takes the pains to review
the only ouiciai uncraiiiiD
.. nr. , nn B in H1.I.. I.lllll. 111. o..K..'u
i ti,A ahi.lit.ion ot a State station
was suggested by me.
It is a-enerally agreed among uemo-
L. .!, Hnani-ial QlieS-
cr.uic roui"i iv .-,-, .,","
tion will remain untoucueu ui jaik.
till the taritf bill is disposed of. Voor-
lioes saiu iimi. iiu on". - """.- .., :,
be made to press his silver bill until the
however, he thought it would prove a
nounces that lie will not try to get hui
free co nae up in tne riouae v. v...j .
"'j -.,..liulo'. linnd issue
ltt U1U is p.Hin". v. - -
proposition will probably give way to the
! il. in.i... la twn uwli.i-Hii a matter
tariu, as mo " ,
of primary importance, and its decision
mav put matters in such a condition as
....... k iniw, iinoncnHsnrv.
to lliaKO losimuio i -------- - ,
Furthermore, it ts known inat mo ..vo.
i ,...!. and am nrenared
men aiiinovn u. w..u " t - .
to vote for their issue against an v man
who does not lavor iree ui.vo.. ;"'
there need be no cause for surprise if the
. . .. .. f .1.. ul nwiiinaitinn mnv
taKins up oi uio iui.v. (
lie delayed so long as to render it impol-
li:. t to Lra it nn B.r. Mil.
; i i jnni.iA1 n iniTflftflft the
n nas uwn uwim- - A
whisky tax 10 cents a ga Hon, : from M
cents to f i, oe ieviu ..
in as won a ouvui iw. i -r r,
resontation that this increase would work
undue iiariisiup io i-;." ijn.,i..
in bonil It was aocmuu iu o.o..i.
! . . i-.i i ii.... tnoitrlit vnars.
. ..i....:.... ni,la at. nn A time
l ie tax on pinjn'r, , i o
i .1 ... . .,d(.lr ItraH 1-AllllCeil
nxeu at u u"'iwi
cents and the contemplated ax. on per-
.... .liunnnlnfl. No m-
tumes aim uobiiioi.ii.ib - -
crease was ma-ie in tne wreun ,nt.,
tlie increase on cigarettes of 1 per 1,000
-n...j . .i.ml The. committee
was aioiwi w . -
estimates that the tax on incomes from
corporations anu mumum uui .....
i'un nfirt (V.1 rnvnnne 12.000,000 from
corporations and $18,000,000 from in.lt-
. . mi. . 1 . ;n thAwhinkv tax.
VKtuaiB. tno iiiuiw. -
it is estimated, will K've an additional
ruvenue oi no.uuii.uwu. i
heritances, which was tp be introduced
in cae the proposition for the individual
income tax laueu,
sary. .
.li.a. hv January 31
The Colorado Farmers' Alliance wants
Congress to issue lc(tal-tender notes to
the amount oi fziw.uuv.wv.
Bisliop Coxe at Buffalo lias again de
nounced the position of the Catholic
Church on the public-school question in
thin country.
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Micnigan,
.r .,.! 1iutt..iiri oach n.-oorts a
smaller acreage sown to winter wheat
this season than in 181)2,
The financial and commercial depres
sion existing in Canada at the present
time is being more severely felt than
any depression since 18(57.
There is considerable force in the as
sertion of Governor l'ishback of Arkan
sas that the Indian territory is ueiiig
rapidly converted into a scnuui m.
.i ..i .in.. .f forirai' credit in
iv in kwu r,a-" - , , . . . ....
tlie markets of the world that Hnance
Minister Limsntonr has compieteu ne
... tL.lin lintiKM Inr . loan
irotiHiiiiiio wn ii .v.. , : .
of $15,000,000 upon favorable terms.
The Iron Age thinks that the extreme-
i n.bat anrl lnw cost of
material will induce very con?iderable
extension of electric railways in various
parts of the country during tins year.
m iA li.r.iin in Kncnniiter. iv
ilLliy uwiim ..'..-J. ,
. i . i.i nn,l .wtil,l wnrlr. are. tie-
1 ., who wimm - :
barred from so doinpt because of insutti
.!..4 ......i.ir. riiilHron. inn. are unable
to go to school because they have no
shoes. .
mi. c-... nnarimrint. la dissatisfiea
with the reports of Minister Thompson
St KIO. Ills inuimii- i'"" "VJ."?,
--w n. ....ini.iwirlinnH and is not keeo-
Beii ui .......uv. j.
.- i. :...,.if n-oii nnutd as to the condi
tion at Rio. His reports are directly the
.. -....: i:.,v;.,,. and tavnr
opposite oi vyapmiu iv.bi
Ilia Inanro-nnts.
The Sioux City, O'Neil and western
Railway uompany in its anBno.
, i... .!. t 4i,Q Manhattan Trust
loriieioniiio oni. ui k..v. -
Company, trustee for the funds, declares
that its total capital izauou
nearly tO.OOO.OOO on 130 miles of road, or
three' times its cost. This being contrary
to the constitution and lawsoi Aeuraaaa,
: , .Hat a 1 1 r.iin huk k . ii
tl.O ii iith.1.11 a c - ; ,
i . ,i . i. imiit and the road
OO..I.B UO V1VTV..OICV1 .v.- .ii TT '
turned over to the assignee of the Union
Loan and Trust company ior nw w"
of the company's creditors, who ad
vanced the monev to build the road.
m.. l...J..ar.l,i nffien of the NaW
XllO ITVlll..lt'.. .
n i.a. otartH the new vear
j 'vimi in. v...- .. - - .
with the issue of the first number of a
nilnt cliart of the JNortn racinc wcu
k- T ... IQO.1 Tra niirnrWR IR tO 11-
i....a..A- Ai,nM..fa- nt t.hA monthlv
publication which has been planned by
; . ' f.j.fLJ i f ,hA Piu fir. Coast.
me 11111 iuuic - , ,
The estimates ot the Secretary oi the
xr fn- h,a mavt- Hiatal vpnr iviiiluiii nu
lttV UIO VA ,.w--a J ...
?a sir. vm ttiu mit.lii?RT.inn ot tne
nviii ui f v,ww iwi f, , : - .
.1 if Pr.rrrAas fitmilld flTant tlllS
sum, it is proposed to issue the first day
. ..... 11.. .l,,H..,iv iNTih.
ot eacn monui ani)uinuuiiiiv.....
!..n .,..k i,,innn.tinri nf timely mter-
est and warning to mariners as can be
collected irom reports 01 iuivimj
nnlnra
a, .1.. At ntv Arm aoma nf land frranted
1..I UIO 1 ,VVAI,VV'W "v..v O v
to the Northern Pacific railroad by the
act of Congress July z, too. 'y .i-
inn nnnn tie tt.rt ted to thn com-
pany at the close of the last fiscal year.
The records 01 me kuiioiki i .
i.. i .v.n. q ciak aiv arna nf lnaem-
aiBO BUUW umi, v,v,
nity lands located in Wisconsin, Minne
sota, Dakota, Montana, luauo, o...i.b-
ton and Oregon nave oeen pihw
.1 -Klin .l.vmaln V.M B. deRlSlOn Of tll6
Commissioner in 1886 82,400 acres of the
eraiit lo ated in wasnin2ton navo ibu
f. -t,o,i nvB 20.000.000 acres
UWIl lUCWIW. v " " - -
more of government land have been cer
tified to the company, aim .1, iim .
cas-h since the grant was first made down
.1 -nr.! !m 8 SKft.FMH acres. The
total cash receipts from all sales have
amounted to s;,vw,m, "u mo.o
: ...,.n,ii., nn aiYvnnnt of time
ii.aiiiB uiiioii..ii...ft v.. v . : .
sides $5,070,051, principal and interest.
Tlie receipts ot tne lanu uopm unci. .
the Northern raciuu a.iiii.mj
past year were $1,660,224.60 and ita ex-
nonflOH all. ;.(Hvl.O. .
Ti,o indinatinns are that the stoc.k-
i.i,i. t tha ")nlnmhian Exposition
11U1V1VT1D V. .- - - " .
Company will soon receive 10 per cent
dividend on tneir biock..
.1 t t nditnr Tlarrinffton there
V1IO ivin.' v.. iviv...." .. 1
was December 1 10,000,()00 in capital
stock. Of this amount 3,uvu,uwi w.w
subscribed bv the city of Chicago and
.1 a.... tn nnn nnft hv individuals. In
the December reports there was an est;
tion company would be about $1,765,858
1 1, : n.'o.. ..Inuincr nn of the eXDO
AUIIWIHX IV" i..v. ..-e, -r -- - .
sition affairs, it woum appear
more than 10 cents on the dollar could
. . -1 1 i,a otruvlrhnlrinra. One of
lie lOVUruovi lvi mu -
the considerations wiucn ueionou uio
Finance Committee from malting a rec-
J.u Ilia faot. that., if a div-
Ollimeilimnviu no. -.w ,-; - .
iiiend of any amount were paid now, it
. . . . .... :.k 41,a Hn.t.hnn. nf
would lnieriere wim . - --
stek to the ColumDian iviuBouui. iu
accordance with the conditions of Mar-
snau r ie.u b g iv ,v j .-j t' ViV
seum there should be . donated to the
1 - 4U.4 inatitlltinn t2.W10.000 Of
exposition stock and $500,000 cash 1 sub-
r. ...... n.i II. inn nnl fillnllMl.
icripuons. " -
CAMTOBWIA MlDWlUTB IHTB1WA-1
TIONAI. JiXPOSITKW. usr'taa T
0 PUBUCITT AMD PBOMOTIOS. )
Weekly Clronlar lttr-Ko. .
Trith tli aino-la ATcention of the Ad-
mini.trailnn tiiiililinir. -which needs
full week's work before it will be com
pleted, the five main buildings or tne
California Midwinter International Ex
position are practically finished. Still,
It nas been rouna impowiuie w upon ...
Exposition in all lteaeparunenuiuH a u.
I. When the projectors of this indus
trial enterprise took advantage of the
glorious midwinter weatner in v,amur
uia they did not expect that the wintry
Winds on the shore of Lake Michigan,
ind the mountains or snow oetweeii
noint and this, would array themselves
in opposition to their plans. This, how
ever, lias proven to oe me cane, ..v.
hundreds of carloads of exhibits which
were to come from the Columbian Ex
position to stand on dress paraue in
Golden Gate park have been seriously
delayed by the weather. There has been
great difficulty experienced in getting
.... in lnu.1 o-nnda nn at CThicaeo as fast
as they were ready, and when they had
once been started west warn, a bmob ui
niut..laa had tn hn overcome until, even
though the buildings in San Francisco
are practically ready for tneir recepuuu,
the bulk of the exhibits which are to be
made by foreign nations have not yet
arrived.
Jt has been found necessary, therefore,
to postpone the formal ceremonies of
opening the Exposition for a few days,
nr nntil Tflrvthinff is in place. On the
first day of January, however, an infor
mal opening occurs, ine nags ui an
nations will fly from the flag poles on
the Exposition buildings and in the
grounds, there will be music - anu hcu
eral gala day effects, but the "day of
duys, " the day when San Francisco shall
be a perfect sea of bunting, when her
people shall turn out en masse, wuou au
ahull be declared and
when all California shall join in the
great ceremony or tne opening ui
irreat midwinter festivalthat day will
come a little later on. .
Quite s number of the concessional
nf thn Fynosition are all in
readiness and will be in full blast on
Jan. 1. The great Firth wheel begins
its revolutions with the New Year; the
lions and tigers in the wild animal arena
will roar to JNew near auui"iii, m
iwhnro. aea lions will roll and
tour in the great tanks that have been
provided ror tnem; u.e m.j-uiui.
no inn will rnraivn calls in true
frontier fashion; beer and pleasure will
Bow at the tteideiperg cabt:e, mo .Ha
waiian cyclorama will be open to the
public; the curious ones can do down
into the Colorado gold mine; and even
the great electric tower will be almost
completed. But this word "almost"
will be changed into "quite" in its appli
cation to everytmi'8 projecteu ui wu
nection with the Exposition before the
grand opening day comes on, and when
thut day conies tliere win oe sprout uu
before the visiting multitude the most
complete mid most picturwaue exiiosi-
UOn lUHl- UW WwWiu aw -
hone ujron.
Speaking of the great Jiirxn wnwi wr
gests mention or a very lnieresuug iu
which took place in
connection with ita construction the
dtherday. During a temporary lull in
4i, ....irk nf nnttinir nn the sniderlike
41117 m " . o r
spokes of this wheel, a man was observed
to clamber up in tne mass ot uiuoc
surrounding the base of the superstruct
ure. He was at first supposed to be a
workman, and no special attention was
paid him. Presently, however, he clam
bered out on one or tne lower Bpuaca.
The superintendent of construction,
catching sight of him, asked what he
wanted up tliere. ine auventurex
made no response, but continued his as
.it mrnrkinff his way inside the
urinlwrv with catlike agility. The
superintendent ordered him down. The
only answer ne got was u. myn
il.in tn nmA and fetch him. He kept
on climbing, and where the periphery
has not been placed ne nan to siiuouowu
the big spokes until he reached the chan
nel irons. Crossing on these to the next
spoke, he worked out to the periphery,
aud proceeded as before.
By this time quite a crown uau
gathered, watching the progress of this
a foiinw 1-111 f.vt. from the oTonnd.
He was repeatedly warned to look out
for himself, but snowed nimseii aounu
nti nliln tn do an. Finally he reached
the the highest point, and, standing at
full length, gave an exulting yen, wmuii
was answered by a group of friends
near the volcano building. Of course
he came down the other way, and tuns
made the first revolution of the great
Firth wheel. On reaching the ground
he disclosed his identity, and was recog
nized as a sailor and rigger, ne saia ne
had made the trip to settle a bet that he
would make the first tnp around tnis
mvint. rntnrv eonstmction.
One of the sensations of the Exposi
tion will be the famous diver, Kohana
Maka, whose record as a long-distance
swimmer, deep diver and shark hunter
surpasses that of all aquatio wonders of
the great racinc. " is conana uu.
hn haa Vnnt. aliva the old shark-liunt-
tng custom of the early kings of Hawaii.
In former days it was tne custom oi
i -i.,w,yi .n trn in apa in thnir war
canoes or catamaran, taking along a
large bowl ot cuoppeu oi.eiura. mu
bowl was placed over the water, and
fragments of hashed Kanaka were thrust
through a hole in the bottom of the
onorV. Whan thn sharks be-
came thick around the boats a native
king would dive in among tnem, anire
:.. 1 .1 .n,1 nnmino. Iin lindnr the
111 llrt.l, .. n - r ,
school, would stab one as ha arose. I his
is one or tne tilings inav jd.ouu aio
does in those days. There will be no
sharks in the little lake within the
Hawaiian enclosure at tne miuwinier
tr v,i. . t.hnrn will ha amnle
IVjAUUOlllvu, i.v . - - - .
room for diving and for Kohana and
other great swiiumers to exercise. Four
women and three men, all experts, form
the little company or swimmers, uoauou
u.. v.,1,,,.. u.t. Tlmv will not, onlv
ill 11,1 IK... I. ... " -- , ,
illustrate1 the wonderful aanatio feats
for which the islanders are inmous, ihh
they announce themselves as ready to
meet all coiners in any form of aquatic
Semi-Sanction to Dueling by
a War Minister. .
THE NAVY OF ARGENTINE.
A Significant Sign of Hard Timee
in London Argentine's Agri
cultural Products.
A famine prevails in Central Asia.
Paris Is to have World's Cook Con-
irrPMl.
The Argentine navy now comprises
A(l...fnn. ttr.t.laAR Vpaftels.
It is confidently predicted that a Congo
Knnm ia ahnnt to commence.
A German company is said to be after
ii.. n cnuina nnai inuiutin.
The drouth in the Argentine Republic
i. .iiointr serious damage to crops.
The annual cost of the British army is
ri? nm not): of the navv 14,000,000.
Tin-plate workers of Meath, Wales,
. . .4 in ,, .Mm.
have naa tneir wage cu. . f .
It is reported that Italy is negotiating
. in.n nf (100.000.000 lire in Germany.
mi . ct.-v. nl p.Mi. will vlnit. Rprlin.
in ciibii ;
fit. Petersburg, Paris and Vienna next
spring. ,
mi. - ' - Ln. nr-AowA t.hftt. alllTTlin-
1I1B xvamc. y." rr
ium cooking utensils be nsed in the Uer
man army.
The Barcelona police have hit upon
another factory containing forty pear
shaped bombs.
Two thousand new bonks will be put
on the market by London publishers
alone this year.
England, it is said, will spend more
than jEiuu.vw.uw w uo.
Ika n.vf fiVA TMnt
Greece will probably be forced by the
creditor powers to reooce ner iu.j
navy and pay her debts.
in nmv Snain 112.000.-
000 indemnity for the Melilla troubles,
.an. Madrid newspaper.
The Prussian government has demon
strated that petroleum ib m joiuuio m.
preventer in steam uoum..
i. i a that, a charter for
1L 10 nullum.' v - ,
university for Wales has been signed by
the Queen, and consequently has become
A WIlIHilHl V aw -
chance is at present elaborating a plan
xo aixMiou ui si .r..
.l.nr. Krtainnofl
France intends to abandon her demand
t Aw4Mr1StiAn nf Tit. Herx. because
iur nm ci.'.. ... ,
it is alleged she is averse to reviving the
Panama scanuai.
mi i Htiipn. nf thn Clvde shin-
V 1 .1 : Jnilnatnr ihow that the total
UUIIUIIIK Hi""" 3 " ,
ontpnt for 1895 was 208,000 tons, against
836,000 last year.
. analnat. Inrpio-nprs
japauesa icom , ? .
continues to increase. The chaplain of
the British legation was recently as
taulted in Tokio's streets.
Seven persons have been arrested at
Odessa, Russia, charged with having
formed a combine for the purpose of rob
bing the famine-stricken peasantry.
A Buenos Ayres paper says that the
agricultural products of Argentine have
trfhlmi in the last ten years. The value
of this year's crop amounted to $87,000,
000. ' . : .-- ' ' ' "'
rri. TAAi rVtm m sMaif-.7i iAfw.rtfi that in
Swtland, as elsewhere, the supply of ag
ricultural laborers is much less than
twenty years ago. They have gone to
town.
The electric railway has penetrated
even the fastnesses ot uie iyroiwie
Unnnlain. a vnad t.Wnnt.V ftAVen DJUCS
long being projected between Riva and
I'inzoio.
Tl.. i. la 1a V, m 1,1. a mahnMnv rnadwav
A part of Rue La Fayette is being paved
witn mat woou. at is i-uij opv..
inent, but it sounds like a very expen
sive one.
Wo.,Vftllfiv. 02Wci Walla Walla,
8182)c per cental.
BOPS, WOOL AUD R1DSS.
Wn.'s ehf,ii-e.l5(316c per pound;
medium, 10 12c; poor, 6g7c. j.
Wooir vaiiey, lUMSllO per y
r. . iiaio., v...h.,m Omarnn. IlIlA
umptiua, AivAAi;, ii-,m v 7
10c, according to quality and shrinkage.
Hides ury seiecteu prime, a., B.-..,
salted, 60 pounds and over, 8J6cj tinder
60 pounds, 2 3c ; sheep pelts, shearlings,
lO&lBc: medium, 2035c; .long wool,
30eoc( taiiow, gooa n vs-ii-
per pound..
LIVB ADO DRSSSBO MS AT. -
.Tftn..aap. 9Urt n.F OOUnd I ioif
MM-ivi avw., i- r w ,
i. .-.1 Oa. Kin 1 MVR. 2SC I
to goou biooio, An,, 4w- -J IS inVaa nli
fair cows, lc; dressed beef, $3.605.00
per 100 pounds.
r . . i . 1 n ftl On nhnlrn
mutton, $1.762.00; lambs, $2.002.26.
Hoas Clioiw heavy, $4.65.55.00; me
dium, $4.00(4.60; light and feeders,
, . . . ... cn -
$4.0U(S.W areu u.w
VSAl $3.UU(ffiO.UV.
rao visions.
. a. u.i. iwn T.ARn " .
Hams, medium, 12513c per pound;
4,i , Aima. l.rt no i-wi.n in
hams, large. uW'JV?.
ll(51ac; Dreaaiaov """i , -i '
short clear sides, nigiac; ury i
10illc; dried beef hams, 12liSc;
lard, compound, iu hub, v;is'-r" r
pound; pure, in tins, nJ4l3fc; pigs'
feet, 80s,6.50; pigs' feet, 40s, $3.00.
COBOAOK.
Manilla rope, 1M in. cir. and up, 10c
manilla rope, 12-thread d.am., Uc ;
manilla rope.o aim o-uui", i .--
diara., llc; manilla bail rope, in coils
or on ree.s, lOJc; manilla ath yarn, t
tarred, 9c ; manilla hawser-laid rope well
boring, etc., 13c; manilla transmission-of-power
rope, 14c; manilla papertwine,
' :ii ..n. tar n. 1-tc". SISal
lie; uiamii - . , -r . ,
1 .... J , i M IO 0,130.1
rope, 1'4 m. cir. uu - - r
F ' ....I 1 IS Alam 7Wl! SISal
rope 6 and 9-thread, 1 and 5-16 diam..
8c; sisal lain yaru, i"i rr0vr
. i . I Manor taring. H ' (.
twine, tarreu, iv, wnif-i-v ,--
riiOPB, SD, STC.
DA.tinn 9 7R : Salem. 12.75:
Cascadia, $2.76; Dayton, $2., 5; Walla
vasuiuia. t . .no,,. Corval-
waiia, .w, u..v. i t-. r V-i.a
lis $2.65; Pendleton, $2.65; Graham,
i2.4d; supernne, poi IB...01.
f .? ruii.i(a R?i3i:tdfl nr bushel:
OATH iiuno, r , J-
gray, 3132c; rolled, in. bags, W-ff
B.0U; DarreiB, o. iuusi- ';" ..
MiLLSTDFts uran, iofl.ii,
A Kn tl rtflf 18 : ctlOD
.teper cental; middlings. $2328 per
ton; chicken wheat, 65c$1.16 per
cental. .
Hay Good, iu(9" ir
DAISY FBODBCS.
BirntB Oregon fancy creamery, 30(3
.T, omni-xiu.i'.: lair to
USiii' per
P0"1"1-.. rwo imailSe. Oalifor-
!. c; Young America, 12(8 15c;
Swi'ss, imported, 30ig32c; domestic, 16
18c per pound. . -;
Koos urego", t" """
'"ooLTafi'ickens, mixed, quoted at
2 50(3.60 per dosen ; dressed, Sttc per
Lund; ducks, 3.504.60 per doen;
reese. .wvbo.w, .v..j
Jer pound; dressed, 13914c.
YSOSTABliBS AMD rBOITi.
rt .a Palihaim. 1 n nar ooand:
potatoes, Oregon, 6075c per sack; on
ions, $1.25 per sack; sweet potatoes, 2
per pound; Oregon celery, 3550c; arti
chokes, 85 per dozen J California letiuce.
25C30c per dozen. . ..
iKUiT nic.iiy lemons, u.wvv. ..v.
box: California new crop, -,.wo,i.v,
per box; bananas, $1.50a3.00 per bunch;
Honolulu, Ifl.ouisz.ou; vaiiiorui u"i
... ..-.vf Cil nna hn. oopdliniTR. 1 2 vkliU)
n. Iv. mviiivw in.. .... , c . '
2.75; "Mexican, $3.60(3.75: Japanese, .
$1.7&sn.uu; grapes, i.uwiiJ..ivi ".
applesCbuving price), green, 60(5(! per
oox; reu, uuiffjii;, u.i.,"a-..vi ,1 r
barrel ; persimmons, $1.50 per box.
(ports.
ti,a Paim mmwTionrli.nt of the Lon
don News says that the native Egyptian
la .ann lna. ita Tjinlnnt. ftttaCkS OO
uicna in iwuvn ... . ..
the British and inciting the people to
rebellion.
Lord Salisbury's recent Bpeech in the
TT.nnil UAiiea HllV.YIflP tha dphate on In-
dian finances is regarded as a definite
pronouncement in favor of international
bimetalism.
n-Ua Vinnn. nnhllnana hftVft started
.4.1119 . .v..,.. j. . -
hovcott against Pilsener beer on account
of "a rise in the price, and they are agi
tating throughout Austria-Hungary for
co-operation.
A portion of an "Adventurers snare
I if... VA TJ I,,.. Hnmnanv hfta hpen
111 1110 i.e.. i.,iv. -""""r'
sold, making the price. of one share more
than 4ou,uuu. una w we nignou. "
nrp fiver reached.
A significant sign of the hard times is
i ti.n f.nt that, tha Smtland Yard
CV IT. . ill vi.il .w,v. " .
authorities have after much discussion
voted to allow tne Lxmuon ponce to carry
pistols for this winter only.
The British government has decided
to expend a large sum on strengthening
the defenses at Portland. Half a million
sterling will be required, and the works
are expected to occupy ten years.
Mr. Holinsworth has given to Bir
mingham some rentable houses, simply
as an endowment for a city. The Town
Council accepted, with the hope that
.. . ,. ... 1 .1 . .. .. . 1 .. f
tins "win oe tne unit 01 at mug imo v
such gi'ts."
In Holland women and persons of
either sex under the age of 16 are now
forbidden to begin work earlier than 6
a. m. or to continue worn alter v. .,
nor can their work exceed eleven hours
a day in all.
..... I a Whlto and Tlnnnvan. who
va,.vaii.o . in". -' , .. (
were in the Matabele country, have gone
to London. They have given a detailed
account of the lighting. Captain White
denies the story of immense slaughter of
the Matabeles.'and says not more than
l,fa) or 2,000 warriors were killed in the
whole campaign.
Missionary Robert Ashe, who returned
lately to London from Uganda, asserts
that, a dano-erniifl' Arab ferment threat
ens to disturb the whole country. The
Arabs are well armed and prepared with
ammunition, he says, and unlimited
material is being smuggled through
Mombasa after having been openly ad
mitted through German territory. Im
mediate definite action is necessary, Mr.
Ashe says, in order to avert another Son-;
dan experience. ; v v
CANNBD OOODS.
n . u.n innnu Tahln frnita. assorted.
$1.75i!$2.00; peaches, $1.85(32.00; Bart
lett pears, $1,7512.00; plums, $1.37 0
1.60; strawberries, $2.25(2.45 ; cherries,
$2.25(2.40; blackberries, $1.85J2.00;
aspberries, z.w, pineapple, ..oyis,
noA. ti na Pia frnita.
assorted, $1.20; peaches, $1.25; plums,
Sl.UUv91.2u; oiauauerrioB, f 4.4.v,4.-.v
dozen. Pie fruits, gallons, assorted,
$3.15(a3.50; peaches, 3.8UU3.ou; apri
cots, $3.50 4.00; plums, $2.753.00;
blackberries, $4.254.50 ; tomatoes,$1.10.
Meats Corned beef, Is, $1.40; 2s,
$2.10; chipped, $2.36; lunch tongue, Is,
$3.50; 2s, $6.75; deviled ham, $1.50(g
2.75 per dozen. , ,
Fisa Sardines, Mn, 75c$2.25; ,s,
$2.154.50; lobsters, $2.30t53.50; sal
mon, tin 1-lb tails, $1.25(31.50; fiats,
$1.76; 2-lbs, $2.252.60 ; -barrel, $5.50.
BTAPIiB OBOOBBIBS.
Coi-fbb Costa Rica, 23c; Rio, 22
23c; Salvador, 28Xe; Mocha, 260 ;
28c; Arbuckle's, Columbia and Lion,
100-pound cases, 25.30c per pound.
Dbibd Fbuits 1893 pack, Petite
prunes, 68c; silver, 10 12c; Italian,
8(.S)10c; German, 6(st8c; pluuiB, 6(310c:
evaporated apples, 8(3 10c -r evaporated
anriimts. 15(uU6c; peaches, 10(312'.c;
pears, 7Ho per pound.
aw-Liverpool, 200s, $15.50; 100s,
$16.00; 60s, $16.60; stock, $8.50c3.50.
Sybcp Eastern, in barrels, 40t355c; ,
in half barrels, 42(57o ; in cases. 35 A
80c per gallon ; $2.25 per keg ; California,
in barrels, 2040c per gallon; $1.75 per ;
kei?
Suqar D,4!c; Golden 0, 4,!c; extra
C, 4,Vc ; confectioners' A, 5 4Jc ; dry gran
ulated, 6!c; cube, crushed and pow
dered, 67,c per pound; his Per pound
discount on all grades for prompt cash; ,
maple sugar, 1516o per pound. .
Bbans Small white, No. 1, 2?jc; No, ,
2, 2c ; large white, 2)c; pea beans,
2t4'c; pink, 23c; bayou, 2c; butter,
Rick No. 1 Sandwich Island, $4.50(8
4.75; no Japan in market.
P10KI.B8 Barrels, No. 1, 2830c per
gallon; No. 2, 2628c; kegs, 5s, 85e per
keg; half gallons. $2.75 per dozon ; quar
ter gallons, $1.76 per dozen.
Raisins London lavers, boxes, $1.75
(32.00; halves, $2.00ftii2.25; quarters, ,
$2.252.75; eighths, $2.50S.0O. Loose
Muscatels, boxes, $1.50; fancy faced,
$1.75; bigs, 8 crown, 45c per pound;
4 crown, 5 3150. Seedless Sultanas,
boxes, $1.762.00; bags, 68o per
pound. .
. Spicks Whole AlUptce. I8S20c per
pound; cassia, 10 aU8n; cinnamon, 22(4,
40c; cloves, 18 fe30--. ; black pepper, 2y9
25c; nutmeg, vo goc.
A decided boom in industrial clrcleii
begins with the new year at the Pitta
burg mill". About 8.000 hitherto idle
men have started to work.