The Port Orford tribune., December 11, 1894, Image 2

b >n, • of the goverium'ut bearing a nt lit in ,ts support won d he supei-
STEAMEK
low rate of interest anil maturing llous. 1 shall, therefore, content
within a short |x«riod. The last m yself with an unqualified ¡tutors -
session of congress having tailed to m ent of Ute secretary's proposed
confer such authority, resort was change'll in the law and a brief and
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necessarily had to the resumption Uii|H«rfect statem ent of their prom
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GOLD
BEACH,
OliEGON,
net of 1875, arid, pursuant to its inent features,. It is proposed to
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provision», bonds was issued draw- repeal all laws providing for the
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prevent its ing iaterest at the rato of 5 |*er cent deposit of U nited States bonds as M i l s . I» V S I. W , l , ro p rle tre s « .
use ol everything It a man can- publication in full by the average ,Kr annum and maturing 10 years
security for circulation ; to permit
not control liiniselt as to the quail-
country
thc
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X » as it ’ contains
—........ some afu,r t ,)vlr issue (|,at bei,
national hanks to issue circulating
I« 2ft «-wits.
t •£/ : tity of liquor ho should take, he is «20,000 words. The tariff ami Fi shortest time authorised by the act.
notes not exeeetling in am ount 75
5 ii not apt to control tiieother (Missions naneial questions being the most
1 am glad to say, however, that in per cent’of their paid up and nil Special rut ■ b y t in in , nth to regni ir
of his nature, 1 lie Catholie church im portant, we quote from the mes-
Itoardcrs.
thc sate of the bonds the premium im paired capital, provided they ile,
these subject», as received operated to reduce the rate ¡xisit w ith the government as a guar
^ A dvertising R ates R eason . «SI.E.
those that wish to become total ab- follows :
N. IL c o r s i \ s , . . . M u ster,
of interest to be paid by the govern­ antee fund in United States legal
stainers, but she dot's not force lur
THE T1IIIEE.
ment to less than 3 jx'r cent. Noth tender notes, including treasury Headquarters for the ('licito ami
it ill make regular trip« l»«twee,i
members to join. Druukeunees is
AUKSTS FOB THE TRIM SB •
The tarili’act passed at the last ing could bo worse or further re notes of 1890, a sum of equal Golii Beach tri-weekly Stage line.
Siuith River. 1 a crying evil, hut it is not the great­
w n n (•'»- u i m -I m «.«», ' r i - i i i u i i i d ,
session of congress needs important moved from sensible finance than am o u n t to 00 i « t cent of the notes
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Chetco. est of all evils. 1 do uot believe in
GGGI» t i l l » HTAItl.E IN CONNEC­
l*oi«t O r l ' i m t n a n i < ' o o m
F. I t BU ke,
the
relations existing
H t ween they desire to issue; this deposit to I
.. _ Geld Benell. giving the pledge to an inveterate amendm ents if it is to be executed
TION WITH T ill: HOTEL.
W. G au utiett,
lin y ,
thc
curri
ney
the
government
effectively and with certainty. In
be m aintained at all times, but
Pistol River.
A. H . Crook
drunkard, lie eoiuiot and will not
lias
addition
to
such
necessary
amend
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d,
tin
id
held
for
w henever any bank retires any part
A. B. Sabin, Bvumark .ui<l -mg
keep it. Drunkenness in that man
CARRYING PiSsIN G E R S A N U
m.iits as will not e! ance the rates its n-demption . 1 the means ■ o f its circulation a proportionate j
'll IE
has become a disease and it must
ERI- IG I IT.
. of duty, I am still very decidedly which must 1»
•orteil to lor I part of its guarantee fund shall lw
A lo y e n iiu o u t Free S eed lM strlb -
be treated accordingly, and the bet­
llt 'C Il.
in favor of putting coal and iron the purpose ef replenishing such returned to it; to |x«rniit the secret
l're i,Id l<> MH.I (mm l'.u t Orfani,
ter place for biui is in some state
upon thc free list. So far as the redemption fund when ini|»aircd. ary of thc treasury to ¡ repare and
per ten. Hu,n r t«A p«r ton.
institution. We should not scorn
Mr. Morton, Secretary of Agri a drunkard but we should raise him sugar schedule is concerned, 1 Evin the claims upon this fund keep on hand ready for issue in ease
P. .1 MASTERSON, Agent, Part Or-
ill increase in circulation is desired,
gl!" b l,nd*r <ho M isting wen« confined to the obligations ori- an
culture , has been persistent “ n d with a brotherly hand mil lead "'0,,ld
(md, I >ri'Ei n.
d ,, y
' t) vjr‘tue
d aggravations, to see every particle ginally intended, and if the redemp- blank untie
tional bank notes for each « ¿ 0 1 . 1 » I I E A C l l . O l t E t .
vigorous .sin his opposition to the ■ ,|im
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of differential duty in favor of re tion of these obligat.ons meant their bank havii ng circulation, mid to
present methods of seed d is tr ib u te
. honor. We should teach men that
tion by the department, of which they can be men of honor and enert lined sugar stricken out of our tar- cancellation, the fund would be repeal the provisions of the present
GEORGE DEVENDURE, ITiqirlrtor,
iff law. If with all the favor ac­ very small. But these obli:»ati«»r
V im posing imitations and les-
he is tiie head. Originally design
; gy even without a pledge. No man
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cd as a m.ans for distributing seeds : ¿ oukl expose W m adf todallger if corded the sugar-refining interest in when received and red«'« m d in gold li ictioiis, th u s perm itting such in -
our tariff laws, it still languishes to are not canceled, but . IV i-'lled iTi -.si or reduction within the limit
of rare and proliably valuable char- he kHows binlselt-
hayp r
Inty m eni tin»« - by of the 75 |x«r ecut of capital, to be Centrally l'H«iiti«.|. Plrst -elii-s in
a, ler /or trial and report. the bus,-, f(jr , i(Juor He
tolR.h the extent of closing refineries and and may d
discharging
thousands
of
workmen
wav
of
drawing
gold f- mi ’!.• trea- as quickly made as emergencies eOinniiMbltioll». pee I Stable in eoli- I'd K T d ll’ El»:: I), O R E G O N .
ners has grown to enormous dimen it and he should never enter a sa-
iiretluu with lintel.
Thus we have an endless : arise. In addition to the guarantee
sious the seeds being mainly dis­ loon. When a man takes a glass of it would seem to present a hojieless sury
I Shop ui HIOI, Jackson street.]
tributed bv members of Congress, liquor through social etiquette or case for reasonable legislation. chain in operation, constantly de- fund required. It is pro|»osed to
lu an address Hfore the association for his health, we should not, like Whatever «Isa is done or omitted, 1 plating tip* tivasury's gold, and provide a safety fund for the iniiuc-
Itiiliril lij th e w e e k , A* I. S in g le Roots and Shoes, Harness mid Sud-
of Agricultural Colleges and Expe­ Pharisees, condemn that man and earnestly rejwat here thc recom­ iiever «.ear a final rest. As if this d iatc redem ption of the circulating M e a ls «25 c e n t s . B e ils «23 c e n t - .
dies n paired w ith promptness.
riment Stations, lie stated tiiat in ostrazixe him from the ranks ofgtx d mendation I have made in another was nut bud enough, we have, by a notes of failed banks by imposing a
portion
of
this
communication,
that
statuary
leelaration th at it is the sm all an n u al tax, say one half of
the last year there had l>een sent society. I do not believe in coerc­
out about 6.000,000 packages of ing all liquor dealers. It is simply the additional duty ot 1 10th of a policy of the government to main- l jair cent upon tho average circula-
». • Js. weighing 305 tons, sent to tyranny. But I do most emphatic­ cent per jtound laid u |» n sugar ini- tain the parity lietwoen gold « m l: tion of each bank until the fund
about 1,500,000 different |iersons ally condemn gambling either for l»orted from countries paying a silver, added the force and in.,mi ni am ounts to 5 |>er cent of the total
Although each packegc sent ion j rjn kj or for money. If liquor bounty on its export be abrogate«.!, turn of this exausting pox',ss a id c irc u la tio n outstanding.
When a bank fails its guarantee
tained a request tor a report ot re- jj0U#cs ¿u tliis country were conduc- It seems to inc that exceedingly im- added largely t the euri le v obli-
sults, only a few thousand made i ted as they are in France there, portant considerations point to the gâtions claiming this peculiar gold fund is to be paid into tax safety
.
'propriety of this amendment with redemption. Gur small gold »■• serve fund, .-iid its notes are to be re­
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any reply, and non« of these made would not be room tor serious
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advent ot a new tarill polii is thus subjeut to dram from every deemed in the first instance from
any rejrort of value— in most eases plaint. \\ nat thc Catholic church the
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not oiu v calculated to relieve thc side.
the ¡nirtiea simply asked for more. has alwavs
sin h safety luml thus augmented.
condemned is the abuse
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, , , consumers of our land in the cost
The secretary proposed the aboli , i of liquor. Saloon
uh
fund
keepers should , , . , ..
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The demanda that increase our An., im pairm ent f
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r
of their dailv life; but to invite a
t: a of this method, and, instead. never 1 give
caused thereby to be made goo-1
danger also increase the necessity
liquor to a man whom ■
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fa vors an appropriation of $500 to they kuow to have a e w e for lrqm y.' U ‘
Jetelopm ent ot American
protecting this ivs, rvo ag.uust d e ­ from the im mediately available i.udi
• li agricultural experiment sta They should not, under any consid- thrift and create for us closer and pletion. and it is most unsatisfacto­ assets of caid bank, and if these
t l i i for
i.
o r i the
n e i trial
n a i and
am i distribution
o is u muuon cratiQn, gi ve or sd l j; quor to (xj vs. more profitable commercial relations ry to know that tiie protection a f­ should be ilisufiicicnt such ini[»aii-
ot
-ords
«H
ills
trim's
ele
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" ltll
ot -ecus, plants, trees, etc., believed
beneveu 1 -n.
rhey
keep sacred , the
„ the rest of the World, It follow : a forded is only a temporarv pallia­ m ent to be made giaxi by a pro- rain
They should keej
as
a
logical and imperative n •cissi-
to '»e valuable for the respective . day laws as regulated bv the state.
tion. It is perfectly and palpably assessm ent among the other I inks,
ty
that
we should at once remove
a tes, holding that this plan will lf wc Hvc Jn Rome let ug abi(Je .
plain th at the only way under the th eir contributions constituting a
greatly increase the value of tbe j the laws of Rome. If in Oregon, the chief, if not the only obstacle present conditions by which tl
first lien u | xjii the assets -of tin«,
, , which has so long prevented our reserv«, when dangerously depleted, failed b a n ia n favor of the contri
work as well as greatly decrease the . we are equally bound to respect the
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... t h , , , participation in the foreign carry
Cost. It is understood 1‘iesident laws of this state.
AU boys should ing trade of the sea. A tariff built can be rci>Um»bud is through the buting bank*. As a further securi-
iraae audfsale of boi Is of tin g o v -l1.'’« it is conu.mplnted that the ex-
C ■ .eland is in full agreement with ' u k e tbe pledge, to hold and to |
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. , , uP°n t,le theory that it is well to ernm ent for gold, o I yet congress isting provision fixine «he individ-
Secretary Morton. On the other keep until they
have attained the , eheck ilnporU( a n J tbat a
hand many members of c o n g i^ age of 24. If they callQot control j
m d Z y has not only tlius far deelin ,1 to u a' liabilities of st-x'kholdi'i» is to
have stoutly opjioscd any cutting themselves then, ail the pledges in
authorize the issue of ixmds best fæ retained, and tin- b a n k ’» indebt- j,«r, d. supplirs reeeim l by every sb-amer, and wo are «idling as cheap
down of the present seed distribu i the world would avail them noth­ ar.d efibrt of American producers, suited to such a purpose, hut there edness oi. account of its circulating
as any house mi the enlist, eol»«i<|erillg quality of gond», fur we
was fitly supplemented by a refusal
tion.
ing. It is the param ount duty of 1 to allow American registry to ves­ seems a dis|*osit»oii in som cquai. notes is to be m ade a first lieu on
keep none but tin- Is -t.
every Christian mother; of nil sels built abroad, though owned ters to deny both the necessity and all its assets. For the pur|M>»e of
jjower for the issue of bunds at nil. meeting the exp use of printing
' school teachers and of all elergy-
•'roui th e O r ie n t.
and navigated by our people, thus
. men, to instill into the minds of ' exhibiting a willingness to abandon 1 cannot tor a moment believe th at niites, otUcial su|»crvision, eaneella-
Tokio, Dee. 4.—Jajian has noti- youths the great principle of energy all eontesi for the advantage of ■my of our citizens are delilicrately lion and other like charges, there
Prices ¿»•n <*ii fur
fe 1 China th at no further peace and mastery over the passions of American trans-ocean ic carriage. willing th at their government shall be paid a tax, say one-half of
<' \ ! I. A N I» S i l i : cm A N I» m : < < > N \ I N C E I » .
po .osuls will be considered, unless hum an nature. If the manufae- Our new tariff policy, built uimn should default in its pecuniary ob­ 1 per cent per annum on the aver­
t(j encou. ligations, or th at its financial oper­ age am o u n t of notes in circulation.
sent by a regularly accredited am- ture of liquor, the world over, could , tbe lheory th at it is
lia— idor from the Chinese court. be done away with, I would be rage such importations as our peu­ ations should he reduced to a silver It is further provided that there
At the same time, Japan reminds pleased to east my vote in lsvor of plé need, and that our products basis. At any rate, I should not shall be no uational hank, except
China th at it is uot Japan tbat is'such a measure for the general a ml manufactures should find-mar- feel that my duty was done if I in case of a failed bank, sliull re
D E A I , E It S IN
its notes
suing for peace,. Jap a n is dissatis- good of mankind, hut I do not be kets in every part of the habitable o,nitte<l nn>' efT',rt 1 couid niakc to lease
b ase or
or retire
retire its
notes in
in the
the tii
tu t t
tied with C hina’s temporizing policy Uieve in any operate state prohibi- globe, is consistently supplemented avert 8Uch a calamity. As long, instance a t Us own .JUce or at ng« n.
and claims th at China is seeking tion. Where you have five saloons hv the greatest nos.ih le liU rtv
the’-efore, as no provision is made cies to Im originated by it, and
a
by the greatest possible liberty to
eon'essions in advance of a formal now, under our present regime, i our citizens in the ownership and for the final redemption or the put fixed reserve may he inaiutained on I
Another very
e inference looking to a settlement, would have twenty private saloons1 navigation of ships in which our ting aside for the currency oblig.-i- account of deposit«
of
this plan is
tion
now
used
to
repeatedly
and
im
p
o
rtan
t
fa
tu
re
Y »kohama, Dec. 3.-A ccording " lth 1* al Prohibition. Liquor is product„ and nianufwture# niay h,.
thc exem ption of state banks from
constantly
draw
from
the
govern­
Jo t..e semi-official press, Japan has an
A? '
e-lu^e J,nun have transjmrted. The millions now paid
tnadc
it
to
be
so
with themselves. to foreigners for carrying American ment its gold, ami so long as no taxation by the United States, in
decided to insist upon heavy con­
U*ar^ ra^ . næn .t,’. bC^te,,,pef- passmigers and products across the better authority for bond issues is cases where it is shown to the sa­
ditions of peace, which will be in-
nt exists, such tisfaction of the secretary of the
creased as the war is prolonged. If ate’ and the ° nl/ *ay to persuade sea should be turned into American allowed T-m at pi
autlu lily will be utilized whenever treasury ami controller of currency
the
heart
of
man
is
by
grace
and
han(Js
Shipbuilding,
which
has
the war is concluded now, Japan ;
and as often as bceoniW netessary by banks claim ing such exemption,,
would accept 400,000,000 yen and 11
•' 1 1
beeu protected to strangulation,
to maintain a -utUcicnt gold reserve Unit they have not had outstam l-
should be revived by the prosjieet
the cession of the territory now oc-
and abundant to save tbe credit of *'ig theii circulating notes exceed-'
The sugar growers have entered of profitable employment for ships
cupied by her forces. If Taku and
ing 75 jht cent of their paid up and
Shan Ilai-Kwan cannot be attaked suit against the United States gov- when built, and the American sailor our country and make good the fi­
unim paired capital; th at their
nancial
declarations
of
our
govern­
this winter, because of the climate, i erumenf
recover the amounts should be resurrected and again
stockholders are individually liable«
ment,
Questions
relating
to
our
tbe war will be pushed in other earned under the bounty act by the take his place, a sturdy ami indus-
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banks and currency arc closely con­ fo r the redem ption of their circula­
parts of China. No armistice will crops uf 1894. The action so far ’ trious citizen in time of peace and a
tin
g
notes
to
the
full
extent
of
their
nected with the subject just referred
lie granted, unless China formally takew is hut the entering wedge to patriotic and safe defender of Auier
Thejs-ople of Ilogue River and vieiuitynre resjiectfiilly informoi thut
•. «lersliip of stock, th a t the liubil-
t<>, and they also present some lin­
sues for i>eaee and surrenders P e­ similar suits, aggregating perhaps ican interests in the days of conflict.
the
iindersigned liave estahlislie.1 tliem - Ives at the ulmvc-nunicd plaee,
satisfactory features.
I’, :nm> , t .iy of said hanks upon their eircula
aml
linve just ojxiuod a f.ill and l oniplete stock of
king or gives other pledges in pro $11,000,000, that will be brought The ancient provision of thc law,
among them art fhe lack ••;' ela ; t ill/ notes constitutes under their
portion to thc demands of Japan, against the treasury departm ent in denying American registry to ships
c ity in ourcurroncy circa! ilio n ,; ml «tafc law a first lien upon their --
<J l - L N E H A h
M l 3 I t < 1 I A Ai’
I t m ust be stipulated tbat J a p a n 's1 ctt8e l^e result is favorable in these built abroad and owned by A me r-
its frequent concentration in li’van- 8t‘ts; th at such hanks have kept mid
test eases. The complaints are ba leans, appears in the light of pre- i
power is absolute.
cial centers when it is most needed m aintained a guarantee lumi in
London, Dee. 4.— According to sed upon the , allegation that the sent conditions not only to ' •e a in other parts of thc country. The United States legal tender notes, iu- It will be our ptiri»»se to keep a Complete stock, and will try to supply
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« . hinted btates by the act of C on-: failure for good at every point, but
advices received lrom an excellent
abs iliitc divorcement of tiie govern- vhRling U nit' 1 States treasury notes
tbe demand«« of llieG.ule, and give satisfaction. Cull mid see
J gress granting a bounty of j cent to be nearer a relic of barbarism
authority upon the subject of peace
ment from the business of banking ol
<«qual to .><» per cent of their •
us, examine and priuo our goods and you will find
a
pound
upon
all
sugar
grown
in
than
anything
th.it
exists
under
between China and Japan, the nego- ",‘T " :* u,1’u" “**
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is thc ideal relationship of the gov- : o u tstan d in g circulating notes, and
you can get
tiations are not making as rapid
and
the permLsion of a statute of the
em inent to thc circulation of the "neh bunks have prom ptly redeem-,
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entered
into
legal
contiact
with
the
United
States
I
earnestly
reemu
strides as supposed. I t seems that
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1 eariivsnj recoin currency of the oeuntry.
ed th eir circulating notes when pre­
'P I U S i t r x r
b a r ( j a i \ s
t
.
i complainants
as
Japan
intends to in -istupon strong-
, , as , well
,
, . all sugar mend its nrumnt
i„ouipi, ants-al
ap p .o,
sented at th eir principal or branch
,
, «i n r r t ...
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. growers ' and led them by
its terms
This condition cannot he imme­
o r <> < I i i A o r n
I » in v i r f t i ii< t n t I n i
T t iV L iv a v s 'ia ir k r - t
¡offices. It is quite likely that this
•er
and more tangible
proofs of Chi l ..
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THE UXA.NCIAI. QUESTION'.
You ever obtained on the River.
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to undertake tne culture of bcctf:
diately reached, but us a step in
na s submission, before talking
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scheme m ay l»e usefully amended
During the last month the gold that direction and as
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6 , and other
tueans of
er plants from which sugar
' in some of its details, but I am sat­ Our prices do not change with Cc wind and weather, hut we try to give
peace.
is obtained, but which could not reserve in the treasury for the pur- securing a more elastic currency
satisfaction to all.
isfied it furnishes a basis for a very
Che Foo, Dee. 4.—Commissioner have been profitably pur,ucd with- pose of redeeming thc notes of the and obviating other objections to
great im provem ent in our present
Detring says that Colonel H an n e-: out thc benefits of such a. contract, government circulating as money in the present ai rangomeiit of Lank
banking and curr< ncy syste n.
ken, the commander-in-chief of the T|)e claim further made th at thc thp hands of the people became so ireiil ition, the secretary of the
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Chinese forces, is raising 100,000 crops of the complainants were reduced , anu its further depletion treasury presents in his report a
soldiers, to lie ollieered entirely by growing and the sugar resulting in the exercise if proper care tor scheme modifying the present bnnk-
Tie Cutholic mission on the U m a-1
Our new Catidogue ta a KMt„l portfolio o f all the latest and
Europeans, mostly German. Some from them was in process of man the public welfare it became neces- ing laws nod providing for thc issue tiila reservation has KM) pupils in
best styles of Organs slid Pianos. It iiliistratM, descril«,
o f these officers have already Ar- ufaeture long before the passage by » r y to replenish the reserve am of circulating note, by stat banks nttendanec now. All urc boarde<U
and gives matiufaclurera pri. -a on Organs from t a j.o o up
and Pianos from »150 up. n ,|„,ws how to hay at w b o l r ^
wiyeii and others arc on the way to Congress of the measure rejiealing thus maintain popular faith in the fret from taxation, under certain li- niel sleep in tbe building, and It)
direct from the m itiufacturcni, and gav< over go per cent.
'Chjtta. Seven thousand soldiers the provisions of the act granting ability and determination of the nutations. The secretary explains are dependent upon Cutholic char j
THE C O R N I8H ORGANS ANO PIANOS
bavo been ordered to reinforce 1 ting the bounty, and that the govern- government to meet as agreed its his plan so plainly, and in
ml- ity, the governm ent providing for •
Cunrsetecd for IS yra., have been played nnd (rraised for nearly
Chow, 50 miles west of Che Foo, ment has no right to withhold the pecuniary obligations. It would vantages are develop'd by him with GO only.
\ new building is Huig
and are being supplied from Wei payment of the bounties alleged to i have Ixien well if in this emergency such remarkable clearness, th at any put up and i good work is being
JJai Wei.
be due.
the authority had existed to issue • effort on m y part to present nrgu-1 done.
O CEAN H O U SE ,
ARCATA,
Devondorx Hotel
JOHN HUNTLEY,
W l, s. WiNSOR & SON,
Genenil Meieliiindise,
ries & Provisions
I’PI.T (tl.'Ettllh, OliEGOX.
Iliüiiesf
.Hides, Purs, Etc.
\ L is i;A PACKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
lierai Merchandise,
Groceries and, Provisions.
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