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i n q u i n e
J. W . STRANGE,
ID a rv tist,
"Coquille City. Or.
Will vii.it Hauaon first six dsys of Janu
ary. Marob, May. July. Saptanilicr ami Nov
ember. and Myrtle l*oint tbn drat six duya
of Febrtmrjr, April. June, Analisi, October
arti Decernhe-
E
P A IA C E
T n l l mer
t modem arranged
BAltBER
SHOP tu Ooqnille City.
M. _/!/. McDonald,
Proprietor.
John F, Hail,
-A.ttorxa.937- . a t - X j a - w ,
MAUSHFIBI.D, OltliOON.
_D-i»lsi \U
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h e r
of all Sind«.
/ “ t o g c ll.r.e COUNCIL. NO.JB8 OF THE
Frr.terual Aid Aaaostation meet« the
5,1 Tucrda? s-uning of caeb month.
Miu*. K ditm B alch ,
Mrs. A lice T nUle, Seiv _
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V jU R O U -i LODGE, N o . 72, K. ok P.
n*©ef.*©very Tneqday evening at Masonio
Hall. Brotheni in good «landing in sinter
lodges are oordially invited to visit its.
A. G. BALiTH, C. C.
K. II MAMT, K. o i R. A S.
L
IOUHT COQUILLE, MO. IS, POBE8T-
C
JafA of America, meets every second and
fourth Thursday rvar.inR, at Masonic Hall
Ooquillo City. Oregon.
Guo. O. L uach , C. It.
H. S. L o u k h i , R.J3-__________________
YUTLE CAMP, NO. 197, WOODMEN
of the World, meets at Hersey Ilall,
1st and 3d Saturday nights of each month.
J. W. L knkyk , Consul.
J. G. Simmons. Clerk.
~ VEN1NU TIDE CIRCLE, NO. Jit.
W. of V/., meets in Hersey’s Hall on
2<1 and 4th Saturday nights in each month.
' JENNIE L. ROHE,
Guardian Neighbor.
J. G. Simmons. Clerk.
E
LODOE, NO. 68. A. F.
and A. M„ nmeU on Saturday evening
( ■'1HADWICK.
on or before each full moon. Visiting breth
J
ren oordially invited.
C. Hi manoke , W . M.
/ J. J. Lamb, See.
U B L A I 1 C H A P T E R . H O . «'». <>. r.. s..
meets Friday evenirg ou or before
each full moon at 8 o’clock from .April 1st
to October 31st, and thereafter at 7:30; and
each Friday afternoon two weeks there
after at 2 o'clock.
Miss E mma L obknz . W . M.
Mrs. Jennie L. lo w , Seo.__
B
/^O Q U IL L E LODGE. NO. f»3. L O . <> V.,
meets every Saturday evening. Visit-
.ng brethren iu good standing cordially
Invited.
E. L. Frrcn, N.G .
J . 8. Lawrence. R. S.
AMfE RE BEK All LODGE, NO. 20,
I. O. O. F., meets every 2d and 4th
Wednesdays in eaoh month, nt Odd F tl-
I owh ’ hall.
I iima L u kk ns . N. G.
Anna McDonald, Seo.
M
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rMJQCILLE ENCAMPMENT,
_____ every first and third
\.J O, v
O. , F., moeta
rhursdays in oach naoxwb at Odd Fellows’
nail. Cordial invitatio i extended to all via-
{ting patriarchs iu gooa siunuln«.
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B. F. L awhenck C. P.
J. J. Stanley. Scribe.
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HAYNES.
SHAD HUDSON,
Vanderbilts Control the Southern Pacific-
preferred stock, all
issued; the
American Briilge Co., $ 35 ,0 00 ,0 00
each of common and preferred stock,
of which $ 3 0 ,5 2 7 ,8 0 0 of each has
; been issued.
Tile M organ group includes the
International Steel Company, with
$ 3 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in com m on stock and
8 2 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 preferred, all issued.
T he American T inplate Company,
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 common and $ z0 ,0 0 0 ,0 00
1 preferred, with $ ’2 8,0 0 0,0 0 0 com
I inon Uand*$ 1 h " I 7 5 ,0(lO prt ferred stork
n l; the American Steel H oop
, issued
Com pany, $ ,
common nml
i $ 14 ,0 00 ,0 00 preferred stock,
all
1 issued, and the American Sheet
Steel Company, $ 26 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 common
i and $26,000,000firefered stock, with
$ 2 4 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 of each issued.
A m ong the companies outside of
thesd two groups are the Americuu
Car A Foundry Com pany. $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 ,-
0 0 0 common and $ 30 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
pre
ferred stock, all issued; the Pressed
Steel Car Company, with $ 2 ,5 0 0,0 0 0
each o f common and preferred stock,
all issued, and the Republic Iron A
Steel Com pany, with $ 30 ,0 00 ,0 00
common and $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 preferred
Ntoek, of which $ 27 ,1 9 1 ,0 0 0 common
and $ 2 0 ,2 0 0 ,9 0 0 preferred stock are
outstanding.
&
Haynes,
Mining and Real Estate Agents
E c k le y , Curry C o u n ty, O regon .
AVE valuable M mi - r . Farms. Stock
R a n c h e s and Timber Lands for sale.
H
Uonae and 6 acres of land well improved
in Wilbur, Douglas c o u n t y , Or., f«.^ Rale,
or exchange for prop >i tv m Myrtl« 1
.
ip h e L o n e S ta r-s*—
c O. G IL K E Y , P R O P R IE T O R ,
CoquiUd Cuy, Or.— Opposit« Depot.
Keeps only Pnre Wines and Liquors and
Fine Cigars.
Tho Americas Club Whisky is one of the
specialties served in thesa Clubrooms.
Best Milliard Table in Sou Hi p r h Oregon
0
0
0
3
2 3 -A .Y
Harms u l Staae Worts
C. W. PATERSON, Prop.
Manufacturer of Marble Monuments. Hes I-
stones. Tablets, etc.
cemetery lots enclosed with stone coping
or curbing. Iron railings furnished to or
der. Correspondence solicited from parties
iving in the country or other towns who
may wish anything in my lino of business.
MARSHFtETO
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<>BKO
CALL FOR:::
H O LB R O O K , M E R R IL L
& S T E T S O N ...............
I
A lso B R ID G E A B E A C H
STOVES -
Doors, Windows
and any other
Building
Material,
O r any and everything
carried in a
First-class Hardware Store.
NO. 82
—
for the bouefit, the developm eut of
Threatened by Boars.
the country, as well us for the
pockets of the millionaires?”
L ondon , F eb. 5 .— I t is reported
The capitalization of the S outh
in L ond on that the Boers com
ern Pacific com pany is larger than
manded by lllako are threatening
that of uny other railroad in the
L ou rtn co M arques, and that P o rt
United States.
It is authorized to
ugal has requested British assist
issue $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 of stock.
Of
ance. It is further asserted that a
this stock there is outstanding $197,-
British squadron has beeu ordered
8 32,148, or 1,978,321 shares.
to Lourenco M arques.
No official
The Vanderbilt-R ockefeller-H arri
confirmation of the report iso b ta 'n -
man syndicate bus bought 1,200,000
ublo.
sbnres.
I t paid about $55 a share
for the 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 shares owned by tho
The School Funds
H u n tin gton estate.
Mr. H un tington ordered in his
The Statesman believes that the
will that unless all of his Southern
theory upon which common school
Pacific stock should be sold none of
it should be sold. Charles H . Tweed education ¡ h founded is opposed to
who was M r. H untington’s legal the spirit o f the b ill introduced by
adviser and is chairman, of the Representative Pearee, which would
,
, ,
,
.
,
Southern Pacific’s Board of D ir divide the school
funds stnckly m
J
ectors, has ueccssaiiiy carried out
accordance with school population
Mr. H untingtou s wishes to the let
ami would deprive the smaller die-
ter.
Tho syndicate formed by local tricts o f the $ 50 each which is now
financiers, including the Vanderbilis, allowed. Such a law would deprive
and having connections abroad, ac thousands of families in the state of
quired recently
the holdings
of
an opportunity to school their ch il
Southern Pacific stock which were
taken up not long ago by a smaller dren, because they could not move
syndicate headed by Speyer A Co., into the towns or thickly settled
which purchased the old holdings districts.
It would also nullify (lie
of the Crocker estate and
Mrs. law which no v provides for a cer
Leland Stanford
W ith the securi
tain Dumber of months school in
ties held b y the estate of C. P. H unt
ington, the new syndicate is in a euch district.
T he state, in providing educa-
position to absolutely control S outh
ern Pacific affairs.
toinal means for all its pupils, does
Speyer A C o. financed the refund
so ns a matter o f self-protection,
ing of the Southern Pacific Com
upon the theory that it is cheaper
pany, helping it to pay its debt to
the United States Governm ent, two and better to raise up an educated
or three years ago. Speyer A Co. j citizenship than to leave any pos
paid about $ 14 a share for the stock ¡ sibility of ignorance and illiteracy.
they bou gh t from the Crocker estate
I t is held that education is a de
and from M rs. Stanford.
James
terrent of crime; that tho rank ot
Speyer said to -d a y :
“ A syndicate headed by E . H. the state is determined by the in-
W. F. KENNEDY.
MlmWl j W a p Work
dated February 5, says;
“ Sm ith-Dorrien
has
occupied
L ake Charisse.
French yj driving
back the enem y to Amsterdam.
D ew et’s force is still north of
Thaba N ’Cliu. H is men damaged
a train
o f transport wagons at
P om ey's S id in g this morning.”
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Is Kidnaped Boy in Oregon?
1
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San Francisco, F eb . 6 .— G eorge
H . S pringer has applied to the
California Society for the Preven
tion of Cruelty to Children to aid
him in recovering his lost child,
Bennie, now 21 months of age, who
is believed to bn in Crock County
Ur., in charge of a man named
A.
M. Coleman, with whom he had
b e e » l i f t in this city. T he child is
said to be one o f the heirs to a
, , ,
, .
.,
. , .
,
valuable estate situated in the heart
,,f W ilm ington, Dela., belonging to
the Holland S pringer«, n small fsm-
R.v, all
told
num bering
some 16
'
T ''* ;-«’ «
« « "'«H «»«ate
1 coming to the children from the
m otliers’s side.
audanuounced that he was the long-
sou gh t for Charlie
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1874,
I remember nothing of the
naping, because
d ru g ged ,
and
I
believe
I
G. W. WHITE Cashier.
C ow ell.
I hare a dim
recollection
o f com
fortable surroundings and
a home
H ow ever,
I
$
to be my mother.
believed
She married one
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0
0
.
D ocs a general banking busitiSHa.
H as m oney to loan on approved
pergonal and real estate security, buys county, town and school district
warrants, draws notes, m ortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal instru
m ents— Notarial work.
Issues fire insurance at lowest rates in follow ing companies:
.E tn a , Springfield, Connecticut, Orient and M agd eb u rg .
was brought up iu L c s A ngeles, Cal.
bv Carrie Robbins, who I
5
C O Q U IL L E , O E E Q O U .
was
this left my mind
brook.
CAPITAL
kid
temporarily a blank,” said
by a running
D I K E C T O E S .
A. J. S H E R W O O D ,
'
IS
L. HARLOCKE
IA H H ACKER,
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W H IT E .
J. J
LAM B,
John or W illiam G o w sll, and I took
her husband's name.
I was only
T b s fact that
an adopted
child
was
told me by my half-brother Clarence.
Some years ago
I
left
home,
and
hnve since traveled about the coun
try.
Mr. and M rs. G ow ell still
iu L os A ngeles.
Some time
told my story iu
Logausport,
and was
pains.”
adjudged
insaue
Magazine In Both Form and
live
ago
I
In d .,
for my
Quality-
Every
W h e r e — W ill
Cnrleton’a
Magazine announces
this month
that it is to be e n la rg ed ; and con
tain twice tho num ber of pages it
now does, while the size of the page
is reduced ouly
about two-fifths.
This throws it iuto the larger-sized-
cover class of m agazines— so far as
form is concerned.
In matter and
style, it is absolutely in a class by
itself— as unique as are the w ritings
of its famous editor. F ifty Cents a
year;
E very
W h ere P ublishing
Company, B rooklyn, N. Y.
NEW YORK WOLRD,
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Tie
Hie Thrite-a-Week WorliM
ami Coquille City limili
»
T h e regular subscription price o f both papers ie S 3; we will send
both c dp year for only $ ‘2 2 5 — oY at the rale of «bou t
1 cent each, postage prepaid.
/
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Our fee returned if we fail.
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The Gentlewoman I yr.
National /¡lust. Magazine 1 yr
Amer. Poultry Advocate I yr
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Patents takon through Munn & Co. receive
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Prepared only bv The Alonzo (). Bliss Co#,
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Mr. Dye, the ngetit. ban tie pcvniisdonof
K. C. Dement, of Myrtle Foil t. to \ se his
name to recommend it as a aplpftdid fam
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recommend it are Da tins Gant, J nayeH,
C M Hermann mid J W OU >.
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the agent, or send to him for one at Myrtle
Point, and try thebe inc Rnpan hie medi
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Ijr tf
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To quit tobacco easily and forever, bo mag
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ll ac, tho wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. Ah druggists, 50c or ft. Cure guaran
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Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or ’few York
Threading
NEW
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HOME
STYLE
10 y e a r « ’ written
warranty with
each machine.
When we would like to
feel strong, vigorous and
ambitious, we are weak,
tired and dull; appetite
Take
Am erica's
condition is because of
thin, impure, s l u g g i s h
blood which is unequal to
the demands of the body
Greatest
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for more life, vigor, energy,
strength
Nature cries for
help, and it is to be found
in Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the
Spring
great blood purifier, blood
enricher, blood vitalizer.
Medicine
Be sure to get Hood’s,
because it is Peculiar to
Itself—and remember,also,
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anyw heie, on 10
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in the Spring
j
"Arlington”
Sew
ing Mine
New High-Arm
i
is poor, food is not relished,
sleep does not seem to
refresh, we go to bed tired
and get up tired.
This
A n y one sending
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through us advertised for sale at our expense.
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M . M . Johnson, of Nebraska, in
a recent issue of Orange
Judd
Farm er, says: "
“ T h is chicken fever that gets us
all some time is contagous and
needs a remedy. I would advise
some kind of a toDic, such ns hold
in g on to part of a good jo b .
I
can’ t make fun of anyone with that
fever, as I had it once m yself.
It
was about six years ago that I was
stricken, and it came in this way:
If it costs only one bushel of grain
to keep a hen a year, I can buy
corn for 15c, and if she lays 240
e g g s worth I cent each, there will
be $ 2.2 5 profit. Then why should
not 100 hens make a profit of $22 5
and 1,000 hens o f $2,250?
T hen I
took up the broiler question, and
found that l c e ggs could be turned
iu o 40c broilers.
!
“ I have gone through nil the ex
!
perience that belongs to tbe novice I
iu the business aud find that poul- J
try really pnys. Start in on sninll j
capital with a small flock, learn the |
trade and grow up with it. Y> U
!
will find a screw loose occassioDally,
but always carry • screw driver.”—
Poultry News.
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and best local paper, giving all yonr County
and State news, is equal to a daily and weekly
at only the price of a weekly— 2.55.
Tho World prints the news of all the world, hay
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illnstralions, atones by great authors,7i capital
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F or the weakness aud prostra
tion follow ing grippe there is noth
ing so prom pt and effective as Ouo
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tion is highly endorsed as an un
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This combination lilla a family need. Wo
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vents consum ption. I t was made Weekly Tribune, Denver Weekly . iraes,
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O . H . J O N E S , Room 1.
Oir. Atpr. v. rtrn'“ E.rm .Tnnrn«t.
The Man With tho Chicken Fevor
»PZ5 191
\VILMINtiTOfc, VERMONT
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J volum esxif proverbs.— Ex.
L. HARLOCKER, Vice.Pres.
CO Q U ILLE V A L L E Y BANK-
R oss, who was
kidnaped from Germ antown, P a., in
The early pens were so expensive
that the steel pen makers advertised
that they would make such repairs
as were necessary to th e pens for o
stated time, generally about six
months. W hen a man damaged bis
pen he carried it back to the factory
and hud it mended by an experienced
m echanic:— Ex.
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J LAMB. Prei.
C hicago, Feb. 5 .— E ugene I. G ow -
Early Steel Pens.
M ining Journal:
The records
of m ining locations iu Josephine
county, O regon, show that the total
numlier of claims of all kinds, both
placer and quartz now number 1 2,-
0 3 6 . N one o f these represent less
than 20 acres of mining ground,
I which means total area o f 2 40 ,7 20
tclligenge of its common
people, acres.
The revenue to the county
and therefore thnt no policy of for recording has been $ 12 ,0 36 . The
penury must be allowed to stand in first location was in 1850, and the
average each year has been about
the way of universal education.
250 locations, but, last year the num -
Mr. Pearee's theory is thnt taxes
her reached nearly 600.
From the
shou ld be expended where they are increased interest in m ining now
raised, hut thnt theory cannot bo being manifested, it would not be
surprising
the
number
» applied
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"Jiu
’ school i work,
n u tB ).......
I —’ “ n * if
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- — of
... locations
with nuzetj
safety l to
nor i , it, indued, practically carried
1901 reachea one thousand,
..
...
,
in Josephine county
out in the expenditure of any taxes*
*
Th> re is alw svs danger in using
collected.
counterfeits
o f D e W itt’s
W itch
It would he neither wise D o r Hazel Salve. The original is a snfe
prorer for cities like Salem to insist and certain cure for piles.
It is a
upon such a change in the law a s soothing and healing salve fo r sores
H. 8 . K now l-
this bill contemplates. The tem and «11 skin diseares.
ton
porary benefits to be derived by the ,
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...
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One day o f sickness w ill do more
citv districts w ould not repay for .
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™
to convince a young man that his
the hardships inflicted upon ou tly- mother is his best friend tbhu 17
Long-sought Charlie Rosa.
ell visited police headquarters today
10 000,000
Harriman, w ho, as you know, is
chairmnn o f the Board of Directors,
made au effort to buy all the South
TSuccessors to J. J. Lam b. |
ern Pacific stock owned or con
C O R S A L E A T A B A R G A I N .— trolled by us and the offer was
1 Land at Cedar P oin t, with boom accepted. T he control o f the South
and boom privileges.
A lso, over ern Pacific has passed to the syndi
250 acres o f
O . 1 bottom land,
cate.”
within 2 miles of C oqu ille City, in
UtO r EAT. IX STEEL.
quantities to suit purchasers. E n
The Carnegie Company has $160.-
quire o f
W . S IN C L A I R ,
$160 OOiTj'OO
*tf]
Coquille C ity , O re g o n . 0 0 9 ,0 0 0 sto k and
' bonds.
T b e companies in which
Mr. M organ is interested are capi
talized as follow s: Federal Steel
Co., $100 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 common stock and
GENERAL
$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 preferred; $ 46 ,4 8 4 .3 0 0
common and $ 51 ,2 60 ,5 00 preferred
stock outstanding; American Steel
A M ire C o ., $ 50 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 common
H o rse sh o e io g a 8 p e cia lfv .
and $ 40 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 preferred stock, all
N. Vf. Cor Second end Hall Sts, outstandin g; National T ube Co.,
Coquille C ity , O reg on .
' $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 X 0 0 each of common and ing settlem ents.— Statesman.
J. A. Lamb & Co.,
| Declares he la
Creek Indian Trouble-
M uskogee, I. T ., F eb. 3 .— Chitto
Now Y i rk, Feb. 1 .— A syndicate
Hurjo, or “ Crazy Snake,” the leader
of millionaires, represented by E.
H. Harriman and his bunkers, has
of the warring Creek Indians, and
bought a controlling iuterest in the
17 of the minor leaders o f that
Southern Puniflc Company, which
I
have been landed in the fed-
was the pride o f Collis I*. H unting-
! eral jail here, where they will be
ton ’s life arid tile prurit o f his tre
[ held pending trail for treason. Tho
mendous fortune.
Tho syndicate
| j nj j all8 wtre brought
b rou g h t here from
has acquired not only the 4 0 0 ,-
0 00 shares owned by C. P . H unt
Troop A.
I He,1,ieta um ,er ‘ * cort
T
ington, hut also the holdings of the
|
E
ighth
Cavalry,
and
Uuited
States
Crocker estate and the widow o f
Marshal Bennett and bis posse.
Senator Lelaud Stanford.
Seventy
million dollars was involved iu this
It is stated that certain attorneys,
gigantic deal.
who it is asserted
here misled the
The Vanderbilts, who stand be
Iudiuns may be proseented. M ar-
hind E. H . Harriman, lire deeply in
sy a lB e n u e tt states that while most
terested iu this purchase of South
o f the Indians are in ^ hiding, some
ern IVoitic stock.
are still trying to hold meetings.
W ith the Vanderoilts are John D.
Rockefeller, .1. P. M organ, G eorge
A posse will be sent tomorrow to
J. Gould, J. J. H ill, D O. M ills;
arrest Chief Lotah M ekko, the real
K uhn, L oeb A C o .; Speyer A Co.
chief of the Creeks.
The Southern Pacific owns no
W hen placed iu prison lieie, H a r-
track in fee, but principally though
jo and his followers were searched,
ownership o f stock, partly by lease,
it operates a great system of roads
fum igated, their shackles removed
extending from San Francisco to
and all placed in a lorge cell. A
New Orleans fftlence by company
newspaper correspondent, with the
steamers to New York) and to Port
assistance of an interpreter, had an
land, Oregon, to Ogden, Utah.
interview with Crazy Snake, who
The whole country must be in
terested iu the lingo transaction by Socialist Scheme ot a Town In Connecticut- said that he saw no reason for ar
which the Union Pacific obtains
rest and felt confident when the
Bridgeport, Conn., F eb. 4 .— A .
control of the Southern Pacific,
plan
has
been
proposed
to
establish
Indians
were given a trial before
which proves that the power of
money is greater than the power of | certain financial institutions here the Great W h ite Fathers’ court, that
It in they would be released. H e said
the Supremo Court of tho
United | on a basis o f co-operation.
volves the raising of $ 6,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . they were acting in good faith and
States.
The Supreme Court has forbidden F orty thousand citizens are ex had papers from W ashington that
pooling bv railroads. I t has de pected to find the money, each tak
gave them the right to establish
clared the Joint Traffic Association ing $17 5 worth of stock. Six eor-
and all such associations for pooling j poratious are to be chartered. Of their old government.
A s to all the talk of killing whites
the receipts o f railroud companies the $ 75 subscribed by each $ 25 will
| form a deposit in the savings bank, he said it was never their intention
to be illegal.
By the power ot money the mill one of the corporations.
and they e x p ected only lo treat and
W ith the scheme is a proposition
ionaires drove a locom otive through
act with their own people, and in so
the Suprem e C ourt's decision. But to pay the debts of the municipality
at the same time they obey the law. by insuring the lives of prominent doing expected finally to get all
will pay the whites out. H e also said that the
Perfectly legal, they say to tho citizent. The city
premiums and be the beneficiary.
Supreme Court.
“ Great Spirit” would see thnt they
“ W e will pool railroads receipts, Several residents have agreed to
g o t justice,
even “ though their
but we will d o it by buying the take out policies if the scheme goes
white fathers in W ashington, and
railroads. I f we have the mouey to through.
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the oil syndicates, were trying to
do that yo J cannot prevent it. It
Was Admiral Dewey Hazed,
is legal. W e will pool iu this w ay:
rob them o f their once happy hunt
W e will n ot consolidate tho rail
in g grounds.
N ew Y ork, Jan. 3 1 .— A special to
roads, but the boards o f directors
the W orld from W ashington says-
A sks Dewet to Surrender-
of the various railroads we control
will be made up of the same men — Adm iral Dewey was asked if he had
been hazed while ut Annapolis.
Bloem fontein, Tuesday, Feb. 5 .—
men devoted to our interests.”
“ W e ll,” said he, “ if eating dough, The Post
today publishes a pas
So you can see how im portant is
from P iet Dewet,
this purchases of the Southern P a chewing the end of a hawser, going sionate appeal
arouud
with
a
shingle
down
my
I
chairman of the A'tace ' Cujumiuioix,
cific to tho whole country
How
back,
drinking
vinegar
without
to his brother, Christian, to surren
anxiously must be awaited the an
glass and der.
swer to tho question: “ W ill this putting my nose in the
L ondon , F ob 6.— General Kitch
harm onizatiou,’ this virtual unifica such other trifles is being hazed, I
ener, in a dispatch from Pretoria,
tion of the great railroads, work should not wonder if I was.”
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Hudson
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