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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-17

LONDON. June l6.-In the Commons
the Under Foreign Secretary stated that
correspondence with the American Gov
eminent on the subject of dynamiters.
subsequent to that already before Par
Lament. was resumed May 10, 1888. and
lad been continued since. He could
not enter int details, or give the dates
of Later dss0atch.u
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War on Gam biers

DALLAS, Texas, June l6.-The war
against gambling eliminated today in
James Wilkerson. one of the indicted
gamblers, paying $5000to Dallas county
in compromise, agreeing never to gam
Bile again in Dalles county. All the
other gamblers have left. One gam
bier. from whom the county demands
$40 200, sailed for Europe for his health.
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oregon improvement T.,
Election.

The Oregon Improvement Company
elected John Muir, G. ii. Prescott, w.
$. Sibson, ID. p. Thompson, q. j. Smith,
N. p. Holloway, Elijah Smith. j. j.
Hieginson, w. Endicott. The organi-
cation takes place in July.
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BOOG043OD - - WITT
Co00110ooyR1a.
The Board of Coausy Coomias1oosss
49, February I'll, 1884, q 2 p.m- pess-
sut T. Abrams, Chairman, and Com
naiassooers Colman and NoCAbs.
Tho road account Of August Getsch-
man, Road Supervisor Of District No.
g, TOR 1888, was accepted.
Aleo the account Of G. q. Russell, OF
District "a.
Also tie account of W. 8. Schenk. of
District 20, and an order vas drawn on
the funds of the district in faver Of the
Supervisor for $l360.
The claim of w. v. Schensk in the
sum OF tlls-50 for lumber and spikes
for Panther creek bridge, vas ordered
paid out Of the Read and Bridge fund,
~ per agreement made at former ses-
sion.
The account of Moses LOree. - Road
Supervisor District 10 was accepted, and
an order drawn on the funds of said dis
trict in favor of said Supervisor. for al.
Tho Resignation of Moses L0ree a.
Road supervisor Of District No. 10 waa
accepted, and Bird Wetm0re was ap-
pointed 70 fill the vacancy.
The claim of Martin Gleason in the
sum of 500 for making q road in Dis
trict No. Is, under the appropriation
made BY the Board at fermer session
Vas allowed, and ordered paid out OF
the Road and Bridge fund.
Adjourned to meet this morning.
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Prssss1inU - Eass 1lgA's HsseaaG.
Ths Seattle ChsnbsR II Commsess
INST lase evening pursuant 70 nodes.
Prsssnt-Judes J. B. Lewis. DR.. T. T.
Minor. JohA Lsary. Esq, Bailey Cat
zsrt. George W. Harris, Angus Hackin-
tosn, H. L. feslsr, Judge Thoa. Burke,
Hon. John Collins. ]. n. BiRelow, G. p.
Seone. W. d. Wood. Samuel Frauenshal.
Samuel Kenney, Cornelius 81. Hanford,
Roswell Scott and Hillory Butler.
Judge Lewis, the President. called the
Chamber 70 order, and 4. Scott, acting
Secretary. read the minutes Of the pre-
vious meeting, which we're approved.
The Treasurer submitted his report,
showing collections during the year of
t39.20, and disbursements 70 the
amount of $304.1O, which report vas re-
ceived and adopted.
Several candidates for membership at
q previous meeting we're taken mp and
balloted fer, and all unanimously elect
cd. They we're DIR. Minor, G. II. Han
ford. 8. Baxter and g. Morris Halter.
The Chamber then proceeded TO the
election of officers for the ensuing year,
which resulted a. follows For presi-
dent, Bailey Gatzert vice-president, j.
Collins; corresponding secretary, DR..
T.. T. Minor; recording secretary, Ros-
veil Scott treasurer, Angus Maokin-
tOsh.
He -olutions of thanks we're voted to
the retiring officers, from president
down.
A memorial, asking for the speedy
passage of the bill authorizing the
building Of the Washington Ship Canal
now before Congress, was read, dis
cussed and referred to the committee
on oommercs and navigation.
Judge Burke read q memorial to
Congress praying for the. amendment of
sections 1859 and 1924 Of the Revised
States, relating TO loan and trust socie-
ties and other corporations Of that
caaraStsr. Referred TO Judiciary Con-
mittee.
A committee consisting of John
Leary, H. L. Yesler and John Collins
was appointed to request the City Csun-
Gil 70 low the Chamber the use of the
City Hall for meeting purposes.
After discussing Some other matters
Of interest, tbs Chamber adjourned
till Tuesday evening next, at 1870.
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WELL PLAYED.-rhe Portland Tele-

WELL PLAYED.-rhe Portland Tele-
gram speaks Of one of the performances
Of the company next TO visit Seattle, in
the complimentary terms following
Tho Nellie Boyd Dramatic Company
rendered at the Opera House last night
the comedy Of Solomon lsaaos" with
much grace and ease; their different
parts come natural-aOs overdOne, but
Just done eno0Gh-in fact every one
present expressed themselves delighted
and veil pleased. The star, Nellie Boyd,
in the role of Kate Aedland, won the
applause and admiration Of . crowded
house. The scene of her meeting With
her lost boy was indeed affecting. w.
G. Robyns, a. Gilbert Medland. mates q
very dutlful and forRiving husband.
Fred FELTON,, a. Solomon Isaacs, the
man with IAN bye like Q beagle" Vas
always on hand to substitute for the
ladies the merry laugh to the oft flowing
tears in be most affecting parts. G. =
McDermith and Norman Billinger al
Sir Frederick and Walter Winford, did
their parts we'll, and are perfectly al
home on the stage. Frank Ellerslie. in
the role of the villain Matthew Thorn.
ton, was vile indeed. We do not only
gay this from observation, but from the
oft repeated words of the ladies in the
audience that The ought 70 be hung
Little Nellie FELTON,, as Arthur Msdland
made many friends in the audience BY
doing her part 90 we'll"
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THE BEST
CIG r.
On THE COAST.
Ask for them.
In Admiralty.

-
IN TIL DISTRICT COURT FOB THE
/ Third Judicial District CT Washington
Territory, holding terms e Seattle, In II G
county. In said Territory.
TN aD>vp.,~v
AA'
No. S6ll-J. ". Walker q A.. hbellants.
". the steamship Queen OF the Pacific. n.
spondent.
Public notice 10 hereby given that whereas
Q libel has been nled In the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District of Washinston
Territory, holding terms q Seattle. In ssiA
King county. In admiralty. ON the 2ist day Of
January, 4. D. 1854, by J ". Walker. Noble
Wallipgford. Thomas s. Kelly. william Kel.
". Ales. EcClsio. q. 8. osrthw. Georss
Voas, ". 8. Pond, @. b. Allen. Thorn - Par.
ksr, Fred Whitcom, O. e. Green. v. 0eckett
and " 0ip." . Chinaman, against the steam.
ship Queen Of tho Pa Inc. whereof jobs n.
Ingalls, u OF lately WAS master, her engines,
tackle, apparel, furniture, cargo and sppur.
tsnsness, In caufs Tor salvage, civil and
maritime. alleging in substance: That on
ship Queen Of the Pacific, whereof z Alsx.
. voyage frvm the port Of Gan Francisco
etate Of California. 70 the port Of Portland,
STATE Of Oregon, and while entering the Co.
water Of the Il eEn on Of the sAid day, did
run hsrd end fest aground on Clsssop spit, q
the mouth Of the said Columbia river 1kst
. l posstbl- efforts were imme diataly made by
spit. bat without avail; tia, the master Of
the said steamship did thersupon cause sia.
nal uuna 0f 6anfrr.ua n h. Apa6 ana At.x.s>S
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There h right way and wrong way
to ct rid Of IN obnoxious Law. One h
manly and honorable. the other sneak
Ing and oowardly. The Democratic
party. - IT, organs and through its re-
cent aot In the displaoement Of Pendle-
Ton By Payne, In Ohio, ID avowsdly hos
tile 70 the civil service Law. This being
ths fast. The right vay-the manly and
hooosabls ooarss for that party 70 pur-
sos-is plAiuly - rscant its previously
loodly avewsd convictions. "taks the
ball By the horns and repeal tina,
hatsful bar - enjoyment Of the spoils
which IL hopes 70 secure BY victory next
Novsmbee. but shs Democratic party
b eewardly In instinct. aud in prAct,o<
. trimmer. Il fsars 10 grappls with
any prominent question lsat BY 20 doing
Il jsoparaixs success. Il has no con,
victions; or, II 1t has pronounced opin
toos. oouraes b lacking 70 sxemplify
them b. sets. Wherefore the susgss.
zion that civil service reform, instead Of
bsanR destroyed BY repeal Of the Law on
that snbisca b 10 b. rendered migratory
By denial Of support. Il 10 proposed X
ssfuss any appropriation fer expenses Of
The commiasien, which will, Of course
dee1rog IL sfRoisney after the prsssn,
%nnol var oxuirun. In shor< rivi1 -
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BARGAINS.

NvHE BEST EVER OFFERED IN
real estate in seattle can be had 1t the
onlce of G. c. Phinney 4 Co. Intending
purchasers viii please call At al tho other
real estate offices first. ascertain their low
est prices. then come to Us. and We win
sell property adjoining ~ good, il not bet
ter. ten per cent below the lowest prices
obtained This 10 an unsurpassed offer.
and we are in position to stand BY what
We say. as we own Five Hundred and Fiji
ty-fOur lots in our own name, in all parts
Of Seattle, ranging in price from $50 to
$1,000 per lot We own the following
blocks in Burke's second addition: ., s
blocks. l32 lots in that addition. We own
four blocks On jackson street; those two
beautiful blocks. 10 and 30 ON the top Of
the hill. 3l5 feet above the lake and level
a. . floor, from which the most magnin-
cent view of both thelake and the bay can
b had. There are few places in the world
ron which such oc1,s: e. sat and f fr sn
. block and pay for it. The workingman
can pay part and have his own time for
balance: and We will give the poor man .
lot and let him pay for it. II he ever gets
able.
When We had plenty Of money We were
have given our last dollar to him we
thought in greater need than ourselves;
now we haven't Q great deal Of money.
but any Gods quantity OF properly. and
we are ready t. give homo to the poor
and such bargains to the rich q has never
been offered IN Seattle before. Come one
and ali Lots Of envious idiots will say
this IL only % Phinney blow" but the
proof Of the pudding 10 in eating il. Come
and see for yourselves.
Now 10 the time to buy real estate. BE-
fore the spring raise and rush. Look At
the daily records. You will zee the long
headed. far-sighted business man quietly
gathering it in.
This offer ceases when we have sold
enough to put US out of debt.
Office hours - m. To IL m. every day.
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LARoE NKw STABIE. - The huge
building in course Of erection on the
corner Of Third and Main streets in for
the use Of G. +. Clancy 4 Co., a. q liv
cry stable. I's Dimensions are 60 feet
width, LIZ feet length and three stories
high. The boildinQ covers the whole
lot save eight feet in the rear, which il
taken on and added 60 the alley, giving
the latter width Of - feet The sts-
BILE will open upon this alley, q vell q
upon Third street. The Dirt nooe-e
sort Of bassment-vi0 have staIls for
I'D horsea; the seooud door viii have
stalls for Il horses. and bosidas VII
contain Q oapacio0s carriage room.
The third door will b. devoeed 70 hay.
feed. harness, eto. Clancy 4 Go. an
tlcjpate IN immenae run OF busineas in
their line during the present year. and
Are determined 70 be ready for n.
Their stock will b the bieRest ever Got
together IN any stable in this mart Of
the country. They also do q areat
business In boarding private horses ana
attending TO private carriages. and
shey will probably have the turuouta ef
thirty or forty eeaslemen to look after
ourfnR the coming season. A number
OF nev private Quilts Of this ohsraotor
arc expected 10 make their appearanoo
Ct An early day that, in style and 80.
VII surpan anything heretofore sean.
The stable occupied By Clancy 4 Co, for
two years past viii b removed. and -
place taken BY . large and elegant
brick building.
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Notice to Creditors.

IN6TATE OF WILLIAM KAYiON, DE-
III ceased.
Notice 10 hereby given By the undersigned,
Peter D J0rup. administrator Of the estate Of
william Kayton, deceased, to the credttoss
OF and al persons having aims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the nee
easary vouchers. within one year after the
hrst publication OF this n ,tioe. to the said
administrasor, at his place OF resid, nee, to-
Wit, the Utsalaiy Hotel. ct Utsslady. In Island
county. PETEk d. JORUP.
Administrator Of the estate OF Vii lam Kay.
ton, deceased. dies wfe7 Az
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itTu SrARBucK.-The William II. Star
buck will finish unloading ct the City
Dock today, all the cargo having been
discharged except 200 tons of rails,
which will be retained until an equal
amount of ballast 10 taken ON board.
This will be taken on at q point short
distance below the barrel factory, whers
the ship viii anchor after leaving the
dock. Captain Reed has a. yet received
no orders a. to what DO shall do after
the unloading here is completed, and
the ship will probably remain in port
for some time to come.
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ATTACHxD.-James Z. Gordon, of the
Gordon Hardware Company. yesterday
sued out writs of attachment against H.
Priebe in the sum Of $166.25, and
against F. v. snyder 4 Go. in the SUN
sf 4227. q.
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FACTS
PONDER

FATHERS AND MOTHERS: DON'T
give your children nicknacks and
perishable presents. Come to our o6lcs
and buy them . block. over three acres Of
Land. in Maynard's Lake Washington I'd
dition. Deed It direct to them, or In trust
for them. % that they or YOU cannot spend
the proceeds. and then. In i've yeara give
~ fathers blessing for this advice, when
al else b swept from you. because your
son has homo and . support for you In
your old age. You are rialking nothing.
Eiehty-five dollars an aero for land With
In three miles Of the Post building. Think
Of Il.
Fifteen years ago we saw Junction Ad-
ditiOn. nine miles from Chicago, put n
tho market ct Is per lot Fools laughed.
We have seem that same property change
hands since q $500 Per lot We won
der what they would say now.
Seattle les III quota Of just such sniv.
ellinG. sleepy deadheads. shun them .
yeu wsuA . leper. Take Tie sdvsoe a
ono who has been through The min.
We have cold twenty-five blocks Of this
addition In three daya The surveyors
ere In The neld. and % soon = men and
money can compaststh survey deeds will
b aiveA. Meanwhile. secure your chance
% that you can have your choice fron
one hundred and ten hlocka AMY n
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G. c. PHINNEY 4 CO.,
4 BARGAIN
Real Estate.

WILL SELL THE WHOLE OF LAKE
i side addition to Seattle, comprising
about 102 acres. situated ON the north side
OF Lake Union. near the canal. and id
joining the famous school section l& over
which there 10 % much controversy, ct .
great bargain. - desire to use the money
In . manufacturing enterprise. Twenty
acres of this land is under cultivation, in
Guiding large orchard. Inquire of
WIN. BALDWIN.
de27 Il At Railroad SaWmil.
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The WHArooM LAND TRoUBLE.-Ac-
oortlinO In Mr.. w. g. Petfibone- who ar.

The WHArcoM LAND TRouBLx.-Ac-
cordinR to Mr.. W. @. Petsibone, who ar
rived in the city yesterday from What
com, the mass meeting held at that
place ON Saturday evening vas not slto-
gsther . peaceable and orderly affair.
Mr.. Pettibone 10 one Of the representa-
tives Of the Peabody heirs in the cele,
bsated contest with the Washington
Colony. He stated last evening 10 a
Posi- reporter that all
through the day ON which the meeting
was held, threats Of violence were freely
made aQainst the Pettibone bro hers;
and, indeed, some violent aOt wSs ~
generally expected that Mr.. Psntlsnd,
the insurance agent at Whxtosm, can
0elled the policy ON the hotel there
owned by tho Pettib0nes, claiming that
IL Vas the intention Of certain parties
TO burn the building that night. The
meeting vas very violent in its char
acter, and the speakers were bitter in
den0uneing the opponents of the Col
ony. Mr.. PsttibOne and his brother
did not attend the meeting, but remain
ing In the office Of the hotel, met the
crowd which oame in after its adjourn.
ment. Here they answered such .ques-
tions 40 we're put to them, bat when
they desired 70 leave the roosn wer~ pre-.
veneed and hustled about by the crowd
They then jumped upon the counter
and stated that, il they were to ~ a.
fascinated. then was good time to
begin the work. However, no further
demonstrations wers made. Mr.. Petit.
bone also stated that the feeling 10 Ger.
tain quarters vas very bitter, hut b
does not seem 10 Do frightened in the
least, and 10 determined to carry the
CASE through to . finAl decision. He
certainly will not csMpromise with the
Colony On iss own terms.
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NV vAalxrr TnEArxa.-Svsu Miller,
. Svsds, from Helena. Mon. has lsssed
. piece Of ground. s. BY l0s feat in sise.
OF Colonel Squire. On 6ecoud street. BE-
tween Warrington and Main, on which
he has e0mmeaoed the erection az .
svo-etnry building 10 Be uasd a. vari-
city ehsatss. Tho baildinR will have Z
nandsome front. and co.'s td0W. Nj.
4illsfNs lsass 10 foe { period Of 0vs
years Ut monthly ground rental oe 17s
Per mouth. He claims 10 have kad
many Year, experienca In The tAsatricel
line. and fesls Assured that bv playine
the bsse talent The country aAofds, 81
en- conduct chow that viii give cen.
srAl aatisfaction, - veil q nav hsnd-
somely o. The investment. About three
month"; viii b required 10 eompasss md
ID mp the en1abiinSmeut
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SULLIVAN and SLADE.

The champion, John L. Sullivan. has
vanquished IS pugilista. the first being
Steve Taylor. the last Herbert A. Slade.
Mr.. Sullivan will appear twice during the
entertainment; first with Steve Tayler,
ex-champion heavy weight; second and
wind up, with Herbert A. Shade. four
rounds with each.
q. Especial attention will be given to
ladies. -
Admission. 81 50; no extra charge for
reserved seats.
AL. +. SMITH, Manager Combination.
r, w. STECHHAN. Manager Oregon.
WashfnRton and British Columbia. 81 I'd
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$3.50 H. =. B9BCHEo
Leaves Seattle every NoSSss = -
and Port Townsend even ISA1
.. m. for WhAtcom, via ~ fs,s. ~
from seattle every TSnlS3s, p
M. and Port Townsend sv.s~ ia
1t 10 =. m. for Semiahnon Si
freight aud passengers ~ ~ -. -
Friday Harbor, Eureka RSsSs
OrcaA East Sound, 0Vs.ss ~. -
Samish. WhatcOm, beocAs - ~
Returning leaves N.Y. ~
every Tuesday, and se1ioSSa -
every Friday fer SeattlA VI c. S
Agent, Yesler's Wharf e = ~
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Notice to shlppe1a

ca Il aF solsl.D,A e nm
Gip:y win ~ -
70 New Westminster, ii ~ ~
New Tacoma On the IL ~ -
month. CALI: e at Seattis p. a0S
A. L SToKKs A. s. 0H. -
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AnaAIlKD CNyUsrLY.-The Whatcom
Rsw,lle has unjustly and wickedly been
assailinR Mr.. Payne, mail agent ON the
Seattle Whatcom route. during the past
few weeks. Il 6rst attacked him for
not performing service he could not
perform, that he had no right to per
form, and that another person vas hired
and paid for performing For not doing
this impossible thing. it Was going 10
havc Mr.. Payne immediately removed
from Office. The Rewilie has sinoc dis
covered ita mistake in this matter, but
has failed TO acknowledge il, or TO ten
der Mr.. Pavne the public apology il
owes him. 80 far from doing this, il
has In tact made another assault upon
him OF more 0vievous nature than the
hrst, and TO which il will BE- indebted
only 10 Mr.. Payne's indulgence II it T.
capes prosecution for libel, an indul-
Ronce which under the oiroumst anose
most men would not care 70 exercise.
With the uas Of the strongest language
at il cOmmAnd-lauQuAQe unjust I'M
truthful, and uncalled f0r-it virtually
aooused Mr.. Payne Of DESTROYING several
hundred copies Of the RepeiRs in order
to vent his personal spleen towards the
pohltshsrs. OF course, Nj. Payne did
nothing OF the sort, and the delay In
forwarding the papers was ccoasioned
By an aoe Of omissiou In the once Of
The Rsrxilk itself, which could not b
ovsrlooksd BY The postal oiliciala Mr..
Payne h conscientious, painseakinR,
reliable ollloial, and does his duty in q
manner worthy The commeudatisa Of
both the Department and the people.
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RIAL ESTATE.
4
DlSHON.

HAVING FORMED A COPARrNER.
II ship. we announce to the citizens Of
Seattle and all parties visiting Puget
Sound, that we hav for sale fine business
lots residence property and suburban
blocks. Also
Timber Lands and
Agricultural Lands
You viii find il to your interest - call
ON N before purchasing elsewhere.
Office. 0s4 Commercial street. Seattle.
w. +, jAl
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G. G. PHII 1! 4 co.
SEATTLE TO THE FRONT,
lS9A: 1894.
1880. So 900.
JACOB 91lTzgl 4 Co.,

II and Is Yesler-Leary Bleck.
Nov OFFER FOR SALE CHOICE
IN business and residence property. Al
well located. In the city Of Seattle.
Flne building lots in Youngis and Craw-
lords addtttons; prices from - 70 S36Q,
No longer any excuse for not purcAas-
now and aiways win continue to IL ~
buelnaoo center o. the Soond country.
ieooo actee a choice prairie and other
farming lAAdA tor ale In quantities 8
sait pafchasera Well located, deem, rich
sol viii produce from - to 50 buskels 81
wheat Per acra. - acres At dykod ti1e
~ aor - = great bargain.
an0lng, making out daedA mortmeeaL &c.
/. INA! pr0o( made and pro-smp1ion A.
~ taken. Loano negutjatod On rial e..
ne and eallaterAl securities.
sColloc4ioaa NADIA etc, IA
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STrIL GAovuO.-Thsrs were received
iasa evening n The Esatsls Post Ofiee
from np Sound over GOO lssssra and q
large saeks Of papess, ssquirine -
wagon 70 make too tripa IN oonvsvino
9 70 The oflaes. We are aasurr1 -
fosemasese Carr that thu vss III
largest mail ever received ii thi eitv
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deN Il
FOR SALE.

B, 10 and 20-acre tracts
adjoining the Maynard
Lake Washington Addl.
ton, improved and unin.
proved. Prices low.
Lots In Minor Addition,
north Of Barrel FACTORY,
with Riparian Rights.
Price, 8I26.
Lots from $40 upward.
Several Business Lots
at lowest market prices.
Inquire Of
GEO. DORFFEL,
At c. H. Hanford's office, Colman build
inQ C0FnAP Mil And Counnnorcfal afa 70
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NJ o n Ei M A e Il e r.
Corrected daily BY the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.

( MAS. NAhER, LEADING WATCH
~ maker and jeweler. in the Yesler-
Leary block. deals in Diamonds, Watches
1ewelry. silverware, Weber Pianos, Estey
Organs and other Musical Instruments.
NotAriA Seal at - Watches and Jew
elry reuaired and warranted. selO II