Valley record., March 21, 1895, Image 4

NEWS OF THE WORLD. PACIFIC
COAST ITEilS
WASH INGTON
NOTES.
FOREIGN
Iat«r«*tl*k Item» F;cke I Out trom thn
The fir * at Porto de Spain,'Trinidad,
Cans d i l ,<->of ;5,001,000.
The agricultural appropriation bill
N -wfcu:
>
wants to bo annexed
left out the nsual provision for free dis­
to the t umi.:. n ot Canada.
I
tribution of seeds to fa. ’iiers.
Czar Nicholas has abolished punish I
Interesting Item» From Europe, Asia, Suicide of a Girl—Barron'« Will Broken.
A cabinet officer snyatliat if there is a
Arrest of a Sp- nd thrift for Non-Sup- continued run on gold President < 'eve- meat ot pea-anis by the knout.
Afrio* and North and South America,
port of Ula Wife — Conviction of a land will call an extra tession of con­
With Particular Attention to impor­
&r 11 ancis \\ yait Truscott, who was
Smuggler—Death of Bob Patten. ,
tant Home New*.
lord mayor of London in 1880, is dead.
gress.
,
.
t
Secretary Herbert has appointed a I The French have seized the island of
James McMahon, a bachelor rancher
Smallpox is raging at Lima, O.
board
of officers to devise regulations
A contest of the will of Frederick living five miles from Spokane, has fled for a schedule of punishments in the Nossi-Be on the coast of Madagascar.
A revolution is under way in the re­
Douglass is threatened by the children into a forest, wildly insane.
navy to insuie uniformity.
public of Hayti. The northern province
The Heap furniture factory at Van­
for
and Children
Df his first wife.
C. H. J. Taylor, the colored recorder
A national cat show will be held at couver, B. C., was destroyed by fire re­ of deeds of the District of Columbia, is in revolt.
The treaty between Japan and the
Madison-square garden, New York, in cently. The loss is <20,000; little or no haB succeeded in having W. Calvin
Castori* cures Colic, Constipation,
insurance.
Four btomach, Diarrhoea. Eructation,
United States has been ratified by the
May.
Chase, the editor of a negro organ, con­ emperor of Japan.
Kill* Worms, giva* sleep, and promot«« di­
A site has been selected for a soldiers’
gestion.
Th« Chicago Audubon society has
victed of libel.
Without injurious medication.
Cardinal Rampolla, under direction of
been instituted to persuade women not home to be erected near Santa Cruz.
Congressman Cannon of Illinois has the pope, lias issued a letter opposing
The
place
near
Twin
Lakes
park
is
the
to wear Krds on their hats.
figured up that, the appropriations made persecution of Jews in Austria.
• For seTt nd years I have recommended
••Tb» use of 1 Castori s’ is so universal and
The Bethlehem (Pa.) steel works have favored spot.
by the last session of congress, and also
its merits so well known that it seems a work Sour * Caston*, ’ aud «hall always continue te
Work
will
begin
within
a
month
on
o so as it has Invariauiy produced bectekial
Revolution in Hayti has extended to
of supererogation to endorse It. Few are the
resumed work after two months’ idle­
Including
the permanent interest on the
intelligent families who do not keep Castori* results."
the Lake Washington canal near Seattle
the
south. The minister of war, Gen­
ness.
Over
1,600
men
are
employed.
bonds
which
were
authorized,
amount
wohin-say reach’’
Enin» F. PaaoxB. M.
to
connect
that
lake
with
the
waters
of
eral
Adelson Verne, has fled to San
tUaijQS MsitTYW. D. D,
| The corespondent in the divorce suit
to <993,000,000.
“«>• WiMhrep,’’ 1J6U Street and ?th Ara.,
Mew York City.
Puget Sound.
Domingo.
of
George
A.
Ballantine
of
New
Jersey
Mew York Cdy.
L*te Matas ElooaAngdale Reformed Charch.
The house committee on agriculture
Assemblyman Helm’s bill reducing
is Newton Eustis, son of the American
Li Hung Chang has been appointed
has
filed a report approving the plan
railroad freight rates in the state of
ambassador at Paris.
minister plenipotentiary by the Chinese
suggested
by
D.
Lubin
of
Sacramento
According to the New York Mail and Washington failed to pass the senate by for a bounty on certain agricultural emperor to promulgate a treaty of peace
Express the Prince and Princess of Co­ a vote of 14 to 20.
products; also, suggesting silver legisla­ with Japan.
The Monterey is reported ready for
lonna have effected an amicable separa­
The Japanese killed and wounded 1880
tion and pure food laws.
tion, with the sanction of the Italian her summer cruise and will soon leave
Chinese soldiers at Newchang and cap­
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Carlisle
de
­
Mare Island for Monterey and other
courts.
nies the right of the house of represen­ tured a great amount of munitions of
The East Pennsylvania conference of down-coast points.
tatives to compel the secretary to give war with the city.
The will of Charles W. Plass, who reasons for making removals, reinstate-1 A bull ring was destroyed at Puebla.
the United Evangelical church has de­
nounced the congress of the United was a wealthy farmer of Napa county, merits and appointments in his depart- j Mexico, in a riot resulting from the
States for holding the recent Sunday is to be contested by his younger son, ment. He says preference is always fault finding of a spectator at the per­
I
session “as an insult to this Christian Charles W. Plass, ’ Jr.
•
The People's Paper.
given to war veterans.
formance. Five men were killed.
nation.”
George Mehler, a well-known German
President Cleveland has approved
The peak of Orizaba, an ancient vol­
A grand jury at Washington has re­ of Fullerton, Orange county, died sud­ amendments to the civil service law cano in Mexico, is in eruption. The
AfiHI,AN’’> Or ...Thnradav Mar 21, IMS
turned an indictment of criminal libel denly of lockjaw, caused by running * providing for transfers from the inter­ earth for 100 miles around is shaken by
against Charles A. Dana, editor, and nail through his foot.
nal revenue service to a treasury de­ subterranean disturbances. The natives
9 • Woodware and Tinware..
William Laffan, publisher, of the New
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Dr. C. W. Breyfogle’s will has been partment desk, and transferring, with­ are badly frightened.
York Sun, for libeling Frank B. Noyes, filed for probate at San Jose. The prop­ out examination, from one department
The Prince of Wales and the Duke of
Vieteti* Acta of law breaker* and L o MM proprietor of the Washington Evening
NEDAR WASHTUBS for 00c. and up-
erty is valued at <100,000, and Olivia M. In Washington to another; also, making Fife have resigned from the Travelers’
by
Fira
and
AtcMsotu
Star.
y wards.
Cvelon« Clothes Wringer«,
Breyfogle is sole legatee.
minor changes.
club because that club blackballed Cecil
for $2.10. Grind.-Umes, 3c. per lb.
Rev. Charles Ferguson of Cohasset,
Mrs. Susan Dantrich, aged 80, died at
Captain
J.
C.
Morrill,
a
pioneer,
died
Five naval vessels will be put into Rhodes, “the diamond king,” who was
g** Manufacturer of tin, sheet-iron and Reading, Pa., of hydrophobia. She waa Mass., has written to the Boston Herald
at San Jose a few days ago. He was
a candidate for membership.
copper ware.
Plumb.ng and job work
as follows: “I cannot in conscience born in Chester, N. H., in 1820 and ar­ commission for active service. These
bitten by a deg six weeks ago.
done to order.
are
the
cruiser
Boston
and
corvette
United States sailors and marines will
Ex-Judge James McDonald of Chi­ teach that the doctrine of the virgin rived in California in 1852.
Marion at Mare Island, the wooden be landed at Colon, if necessary, to pre­
B. F. REESER. cago
died suddenly at New York just birth of our Lord is an absolute es­
George W. Kellet, alias Amos Alb frigate Lancaster at the Brooklyn navy vent interference with the operation of
A miiland , O regon . after he had been arrested for causing a sential of our Christian faith. ” The
R eeseh B ukk
bott,
killed himself in a disreputable yard and the Maine and Amphitrite, the Panama railroad. The Atlanta is
minister will probably be tried for her­
disturbance in a cafe.
house at San Bernardino, after badly which have never been at sea. Con­ near at hand and the Raleigh will be
esy.
He
is
an
Episcopalian.
The High S<h >ol building at Toledo,
gress added 1,000 men to the navy and dispatched at once. The Alert will ar­
.•Alary *ndexpvn»t» pild weekly from .tart.
The Uuited States transport Fern wounding his mistress, Nettle Jones.
O.,
burned recently. An explosion of
these will man the ships.
rive at Panama in a few days.
PormanentpoaUloa. Kxdaeivstsrritory.
Alva
Johnson,
the
convicted
Roscoe
chemicals in the laboratory caused the caught fire while en route from Phila­
Kxpcrienoo unnooeaenry. Peculiar
*
Senator
Blackburn
of
Kentucky
has
In the German reichstag the restric­
rdvauta^eBto b«ginn«r*. Llbcral^MB
fire. The loss is estimated at <150,000. delphia to the Boston navy yard and th« train robber, who refused to testify introduced an amendment to the sundry tion of Jewish immigration is again un-
commission to local p*rt-^jg2
An attempt was made to burn St powder magazine, containing several against “Kid” Thompson, has now de­ civil bill to provide -tor the full pay-1 ' der discussion. Herz Haas has intro-
lim. agents.
Largest
cided to make a clean breast of the
Mv-" Coa-
Peter’s Roman Catholic church in the hundred pounds of smokeless powder,
grcv.rs of dean.
Bient of the bounty on sugar produced I dueed a proposition that naturalization
whole affair. _
r
plete
was
threatened.
Hard
work
prevented
hardy, reliable
Dorchester district of Boston while 1,200
a**ortment
in 1893, and one-eighth of a cent per should lie made conditional upon the
nursery
The California legislature has passed
~ tor t*e orchard.
persons were within. A stamped« oo- an explosion and saved the vessel, and
pound on the product of 1894, to com­ national sentiment of the individual ap­
stock.
_ _
law* and garden
she
was
forced
to
put
in
at
Province
­
an
appropriation to pay for advertising
surred,
but
no
one
was
serioualy
in
­
Wo want you now, white I
pensate producers who complied with plying for it and upon his ability to
town for safety.
the trait indaatry 1* ao^
the constitutional amendments prior to
jured,
the provis’ons of the McKinley bill, earn a living, but this has beta defeated
_ important. Good ahaneo for
The men working in the Creedmore election. The claims were cut down which was repealed and payment of by a vote of 167 to 51.
Mrs. Elizabeth O’Hara of Los Ange­
. advancement. Outfit and toll par-
Uentere free. BBOWN BMOS. CO . nur-
les, held fur giving poisoned cakes to mine of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Coal fro n <109,000 to <48,000.
bounties refused.
N^ierynwn, Portland, Oro.
(Thteliuueek
China has been informed in general
The grand jury of Sacramento has
two boys, is also accused of having company have been warned by strikers
reliable. Name thia paper, td) ____
-
The
British
commons
asks
that
the
terms
of the conditions upon which
murdered her own child in the East. to quit. A conflict was threatened at indicted Policeman P. W. Rutherford United States pay the money awarded Japan will consent to peace. Japan has
Mrs. O’Hara is now in jail on a «Large the mine, but it was averted. About for murder. Rutherford shot and killed to Canada by the Bering Sea arbitra­ been notified that China ia ready to ac­
15,000 coal miners are on strike in Penn­ an escaping boy whom he had endeav­
of murder.
tion committee. Sir Julian Pauncefote cept the conditions and sign a treaty.
sylvania.
The Boyle Bros.’ mines at ored to arrest about a year ago.
Manuel Alm agro, interpreter to the
has been instructed to urge upon the The correspondence by which this agree­
Finleyville will pay the scale asked by
B SI Ba nt and lost vitality
trot for U cento Argentine legation ut Washington, has
Robert C. Patten, an old resident of United States government that negotia­ ment was arrived at was carried on
I
postago.
been arrested for the embezalcxnent of the strikers.
Stockton and agent there for all the tions should be renewed. The Canadian through the Uuited States ministers to
DR. WARD INSTUTUTE, 120S.9tbSt.8T.MC13.I0.
At a meeting at Boston of members of mountain stage lines to Milton for the sealers, pending the payment of $425,- the two countries, Edward Dun at Tokio
<2,600 belonging to the legation. Ho
confessed liis guilt. He gambled the various Christian denominations, the past 20 years, is dead. He was 65 years 000 by the United States, have asked and Charles Denby at Peking.
last Sunday in April was named as the of age and a pioneer resident of Tuol­ the Canadian government to advance
away.
Captain General Calleja has made a
DR. JORDAN A CO.’S money
Au Iowa blacksmith has swindled a date for bringing to tbe attention of all umne county.
that sum.
deiuand for the recall of the American
churches
in
the
country
the
outrages
GREAT MUSEUM OF AHATOHY bank for three years by fotgery and
The jury in the Barron will case at
United States Consul General Will­ consul general at Havana, ihe Spanish
1051 Market St., San Francisco
mulcted the institution out of <15,000. upon Christians in Armenia. The of­ San Jose has decided that Millionaire iams at Havana says that the Spanish cabinet council has decided to support
(Between Ctb and 7th Sta) )
His name was Dan Blossar and the bank ficials at Washington will be asked to Barron was of unsound mind when he government has demanded that he shall the demand. The details are not given.
Co and learn how wonderfully you
was
at Creston, where Blossar lived. procure indemnity for the past and se­ made his last will, leaving everything be recalled because he has demanded Spanish troops are hurrying to Santan­
are made and bow to avoid riclmca*
Blossar committed suicide when his curity for the future.
■ nd disease. Mu-cum enlarged with
to his young wife and disinheriting his that Americans who are held as prison­ der, Cadiz, Corduna and Barcelona to
thousand* of new objects. Adula­
The Arkansas legislature has a sensa­ children by his first wife.
crimes were discovered.
ers of war be tried before the civil embark for Cuba. The trouble is not
tion 15 eta
John A. Hamilton, formerly em­ tion. Assemblyman Monroe denounced
Private Office—«ante Buildinc
courts and that they shall be defended over by any means. Filibustering ex­
Professor
Tyndall,
the
mind-reader,
I
1051 iiarket Street— Disease« of men-
ployed by the Soutliern Pacific and by the governor on the fluor of the house tried an experiment at Santa Rosa upon by counsel. Four prisoners—Sanguilly, peditious are organizing in Florida.
tt.i.-ture, lot* of manhood, ditto*ea cf the *Mn
the Atlantic and Pacific as freight eon- as “an infamous liar aud a rascal. ” A Harry Quinn, the boy arrested for bur­ Acquirre, Canillo and Perazo—had citi­
and kidney, quickly cured without the ua. of mer-
Venezuela has given the French and
•rary. 'Irc-tment ptnouaUy or by letter. Bend
ductor, committed suicide at Denver. resolution was introduced to ejqct from glary at Petaluma. Under hypnotic in­ zenship papers issued in New York. Belgian ministers to that country their
toe beck.
He had only a nickel in his pocket. He the house the representative of the Mem­ fluence Quinn confessed to the theft, “They can not bully me,” says the passports. This action is due to state­
Longe-Uablisbed and reliable practitioners
had not been able to get railroad work phis Commercial Appeal on account of but denied that he had a confederate.
American consul general.
ments published in the Italian green
since
the A. R. U. strike, in which ha comments made by him in print con­
book, in which it appears that the Bel­
volisi ic T!«vor.tf»nuPui-
Another
elopement
is
reported
from
cerning the members, and a warm dis­
took part, last summer.
I r ni Lio-.? ««a. » j«*r.
Marvelous Results.
gian, French, German and Spanish min­
Woodland. The parties are Miss Mattie
cussion followed without result.
«na M«tul nract.cp. Tr«atcient ©oufidentia’. Curca
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gnnder- isters at Caracas discredited institutions
by mail oral office. Terms low. Question Blank and
The Indiana legislature broke up in a Woods of Colusa, aged 18, and a young
man.of Dimondale. Mich., we are permit­ of the Venezuelan republic. They urged
Noutetm. Q*U oi write.
DR. WAR ) INSTITUTE,«
man
named
Estes,
aged
17,
of
Marys
­
wild not, in which almost every mem­
120 N. Sth SL. SLLeulS, Mo.
ted to make this extract: “1 have no hesi­ the powers to impose upon Venezuela a
ber participated. Revolvers were ex­ ville. They were married by contract tation in recommending Dr. King’s New mixed foreigu tribunal, to have juris­
before
Justice
Ruggles
of
Woodland.
Discovery, as the results were almost mar­
hibited and many persons were seri­
Tbs. Î. fake«, Henry C. Fayne. Henry C. Sense,
The body of Neil Heath, B. A., late velous in the case of my wife. Wmle 1 was diction in all questions in which Euro­
ously
injured,
Mr.
Adams
of
Parke
RECEIVERS
pastor of the Baptist Church at Rives peans are concerned.
county perhaps fatally. For fully 20 vice president of the High school at Vic­ Junction she was brought down with Pneu­
toria,
B.
C.,
was
found
in
a
field
near
minutes the state house was filled with
monia succeeding La Grippe.
Terrible
A Happy Husband.
a howling, surging mob. Men who had that city. Heath had been suspended paroxysms of coughing would last hours
Delaware,
Ohio.—“After four month’s
with little interruption and it seemed as if
been friends and sat side by side during for religious causes, and brooding over she
-use of Simmons Liver Regulator my wife is
could
not
survive
them
’
.
A
friend
rec
­
the session became deadly enemies and his troubles he had shot himself in the ommended Dr. King’s New Discovery; it a most entirely relieved of Chronic, Consti­
was quick in its work and highly satis­ pated and Ble ding Piles."—»V. B. Leeper.
made every effort to injure each other. head. He was 50 years of age.
Yojur druggist sells it in powder and liquid;
A dispatch from Los Angeles states factory in results.” Trial bottles free at the powder to be taken dry, or made into a
Myron King, Governor Matthews’ pri­
Ashland Drug Go’s Drug Store. Regular
vate secretary, was locked in the ele- that the Mexican government has con­ size 50c. and $1.00
tea.
vatoT and a big burly man guarded the ceded to the International Oil Refining
Sidney W. Giles, secretary of the
door and refused to allow him to leave. and Development company of Chicago
President Cleveland has gone on a Cleveland (O.) Driving Park company,
The police finally drove the man away the permission to explore and develop duck hunting excursion.
has sent out a call fur a convention on
and the secretary was released. When the oil and coal fields of Mexico, and
United States Senator Shoup of Idaho April 9, in Cleveland, to organize the
he arrived at the door of the house at gives it government protection in so
has been re-elected.
American Sporting league, similar to
This extra­
doing.
Constipation, 11:55 o’clock at night be found it wm
ordinary lie-
Ex-President
Harrison
has
been
very
that
which exists in England. The call
locked.
He
had
an
important
message
Dizziness,
An attempt was made recently at San
Juvenator is
Falling
Ben-
ill
with
the
grip
at
Indianapolis.
says
each
sporting club is to send one or
the most
from the governor and a great deal de­ Diego to sell Charles M. Clark some
aation«, Nerv­
wonderful
more
agents,
and continues: “The ob­
George
W.
Smalley,
the
well-known
pended
upon
its
delivery
to
the
speaker
ous
twitching
land on Florence Heights for <2,800,
discovery of
of the eye« of the house before 12 o’clock. The Re­
London correspondent, is coming to ject of the league will be to promote
the ase. It
tendering
him
therefor
a
deed
on
which
and other
hte ba*en en­
publicans endeav red to prevent the de­ was the forged name of B. Etcheverry New York to write American news for racing and all legitimate sports hon­
paits.
dors’d by the
Strengthens, livery of the message to the speaker and of San Francisco. Frank Ethridge and the London Times. Mr. Smalley is an estly conducted; prevent legislation hos­
leading! eien-
i n v i g orate* a free fight followed. Just as King was
tific men of
J. Walmer are mentioned in connection American. He says news reports sent tile to its interests, and prevent the so-
and tones the
Kurope and
from this country to England have long called winter tracks and other evils. ”
America.
entire system. forced to the speaker’s desk and held up with the forgery.
Hudyan cures the message it was snatched from him
Hudyan is
been inaccurate or garbled, and The
The worst mine fire in the anthracite
Deb lilty,
Carrie E. Tripp, aged 16, daughter of Times will endeavor to publish authen­
K?
by
one
of
the
crowd
and
the
speaker
de
­
Nervousne«»,
region for some time is now raging in
Judge
S.
V.
Tripp
of
Rodec,
Hi
verside
Hudyan stops
Kmisaions, clared the legislature adjourned.
tic news and unprejudiced opinions on the Hazelton spoke of the Lehigh Val­
and develop* «
county, committed suicide by shooting
Damakreness
and restores
A big mining deal was made at San herself in the side. The cause of the I American affairs.
ley Coal company in Pennsylvania.
ot the d i s-
weak organa Francisco a few days ago. An Eastern
chaxga in 20
| Queen Victoria will go to Cannes in When the fire broke out six weeks ago
Pains
in
the
tragic
ending
of
her
young
life
was
days. Curce
Lack, loeses syndicate bought the tailings of the jealousy. She was infatuated with a about a week. Elaborate preparations it was at first thought to be of litus
LOST
by day or
for her majesty’s reception have been consequence. The slope was closed soon
nightatopped Holmes Mining company, the Georgene young rancher and he took another girl
K&SHOOD
i
made by the polite and courteous French afterward. Since then hundreds of
Mining
company
and
tbe
use
of
the
to a party.
ST. PAUL
' public.
Candelaria Water Works and Milling
thousands of dollars have been spent in
<*. .
W. L. Blanchard of San Jose has
MINNEAPOLIS
company properties in water power and
Catarino Garza, the notorious Mexi­ efforts to subdue the flames. The pros­
(ft
mills. The deal is made for a consider­ written to the legislators at Sacramento can bandit and pretended revolntionist pects of getting the fire out soon are
DULUTH_______
CT7-kly. Over 2,000 private endo-eeroents. J
ation of nearly <4,000,000, and means asking them to vote against the bill to . leader, was killed in an attack upon dubious. The mine was the most valu­
FARGO________
’ Prematureness means imootency in the Brat
the revival of mining in Nevada on a pay the heirs of Pio Pico <8,000 for Boca del Tero, Colombia. Garza was at able operated by the company, employ­
¿hue. It is a symptom of seminal weakness
GRAND FORKS
TO
and barri'nncs«. It can be stopped in 20 days large scale. For 28 years the tailings of services and expenses in raising a com­ the head of a revolution in Colombia.
ing 1,100 men. The subterranean open­
by the use of Hudyan.
pany of soldiers in San Jose during the
ings connect the Hazelton mines with
CROOKSTON
The rew discovery was made bv the Special­ the Holmes Mining company have been
Mrs. T 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn, three other valuable properties, and the
ists cf the old famovs Hudson Medical Institute.
accumulating at its Belleville mills Nos. civii war. Blanchard was commissary
WINNIPEG__
It id the strongest vitalizer made. It is very
of the company and says he is out <2,- ays, “Shiloh’s Vitalizer -aved my life. I latter are also in danger. It is esti­
powerful, bnt ba-ml» «g. Sold for $1.00 a peek­ 1 and 2. At the Candelaria mills the
consider it the best remedy for a deb dilated
HELFVv q.,,i
age or6 packages for $5.00(plain sealed boxes).
tailings have been gathering since 1885. 700 through Pico’s manipulations.
-vstem I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, mated that before the outbreak itself
Written guarantee given for a cure. If you buy
Otto Raacke, the son of a wealthy Liver or bidnev trouble it excel*. Price shall have been overcome <1,000,000 will
Bih Tri
sixb-txoaand are not entirely cured, six more At the former mills there are upward of
will besent to you free of all charges.
450,000 tons of ore, and-there has never brewer of St. Louis, has been arrested 75 cents. Sold bv Ashland Drug Co.
have to be expended.
Send for circulars and testimonials. Addresi
at
Los
Angeles
at
the
instance
of
his
been
a
clean-up.
Out
of
this
clean-up
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Jnuctiou Stockton, Market dk ElUs sL> the Holmes Mining company will, in wife for non-support. Raacke is said to
TO
San Vrauelseo, Cal.
addition to the price named, make a have spent <200,000 in two years in a
CHICAGO
clean-up of $85,000. The company is to merry life. He has been a reBident of
WASHINGTON
deliver the 450,000 tons of tailings at 50 Los Angeles for several years and was
SIMM'
)NS.
x
PHILADELPHIA
cents a ton, and 700,000 tons of low- formerly a newspaper man. Raacke is
NEW YORK
In the Circuit Court of the 8tate of Oregon. grade ores at <3.50 in gold per ton for well educated and has a pleasing ad­
all ores whose assay value is 15 ounces dress. He married his wife in Los An-
of th;
un v of Jackson.
BOSTON AND ALL
Elixab-th W.lliams. Plaintiff, vs. ,J. H. a ton, and 25 per cent of the battery as­ geles and they have two children.
POINTS EAST and SOUTH
Williams, Defendant. Suit for a Di
Edited by ALBERT SHAW
say value on all ores of over 15 ounces a i I The jury in the Jack Forbes smug­
vorce.
For information, time cards, maps and
To J. H. Williams, the above-named De­ ton. The Candelaria is to receive 45 gling case, tried in the federal circuit
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egon, Yon are hereby required to appear ing syndicate must, under the contract, dict. The prisoner had overslept and
A. D. CHARLTON,
and answer the complaint of the above clean up 100 tons a day at the Belleville was not present, bo the judge discharged
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Plaintiff in the above entitled Court, now
T WAS in April, 1891, that the first number
No. 23S Morrison St. Cor. Third St. on tile with the Clerk of said Court, within mines and 50 tons at the Candelaria, the jury and entered judgment for <2,000
of the American Review of Reviews was
PORTLAND. OREGON.
ten days from the date of the service of thi> commencing work within four months. against Forbes and his bundsmen. The
printed Tire new idea of giving the best that was in
Swninont upon yon. if served in Jackson It is understood that the plants to be verdict is understood to have been that
ROBERT LEONARD, Local Agent.
the other magazines in addition to its own brilliant, orig­
Ashland, Oregon. County. Oregon; but if served in anv other erected will clean up 400 tons a day at Forbes was guilty, so by his negligence
coun y in the State of Oregon, then within
inal articles, took America by storm,, as it had taken
he
for
the
time
being
escapes
imprison
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ment.
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ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. R. «.
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M iss M abel W agmer ,Secretary.
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