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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

EEg York. Ortober 4.-U. 3. ga, 100
e.. t2sas t1Ssa. ll1&s Pacine 6'a, le6
Amsfiesn Express. lis: Canada PMes6c
80; Can. SeutheFn, ss3<; Csn. Paefee
go BnriinRto1. iS7; LAekAwanua
ls7; Denver a BIO 9rAnds. IS; Ksn
sas 4 Texas. Isl Lake Shore, Six
LsogNvilie a Nashville. S18. MichiRsn
Central. sl@ , Nnrthern facias. ssi1,
preferred. el&; NaFthwestsrn. 1IeN
New York CaatFaL 1f9h; Oregon Raj
way and NaviQattan, l14A OFeeoa
TEauacnntinen6AA, S2; OEsaon Gm-
prevement. 80 PscIae Mail. 55A
Pauama, g; Ruek Island. rs: So pAak
81 TexAs Paei6n, In; UR1on Passae
SIX: United stassa Rz. s.. Wells- fargo
S, Wealssn Union. ~; Enc. S.
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PURLIc SPEAKING.

Hon. CHARLES y. Bradshaw. Republican can
diaaas Tor DeiesAta % oonsyess, J. O. Haiaea
and ether ahls speakers. viii sddFess their fei
Low citinans - he following times sid places:
CLARKE COUNTY.
LaCAmas, Monday. Oct II. On arrival Of
vancoarsr. Monday. oot. II. AZ 30 .. m.
Union Ridge. Tuesday, Ocg. II 81 D. M.
LaCenter. tuesday, Oct u at I'D p. n
cowLrTz COUNTY.
Kalama. Wednesday, Oct. IL atlp.m.
Oak Point Wednesday. Oct Is e 80 pm
wAHKIAEUM COUNTY.
Cathlamek THURSDAY. Oct Il ct go am.
PACIFIC COUNTY.
nwaeo. Thursday. Got IA 81 I'D D. m
OyafarVille. FRIDAY, Got. u, ~ 80 y. n.
cHEHALEs COUNTY.
HoQuiAnn, Saturday, Oct. Id atfpm.
MontesAno. Saturday. Oct. l6. At ] - r.m.
EimAs Monday, October Is. ~ 10 .. IA.
LKwIs COUNTY.
OakviIle. Monday, Oct. IS. akfpm.
Centralia. Monday. Oct IS ct 30 y n.
Chehalia. Tuesday, Oct. 1e, &C. 10 q n.
Ninlock. Tuesday, Oct. -. 81 p.m IA.
Toledo. Tuesday. Oct. -, a. 10 p. m.
PUGKT SOUND
Tenina, Wednesday, Oct 80, atfp.m.
Olympia wednesday. Oct 70. at 10 pm.
Kamilehie, Thursday, Oct 81 at 10 4 M
otcilacoom. Thursday. Oct. q. At 7.a3 pm
Eashon Island, Friday, Oct "a a1ln. M.
Port BiAkelY. Friday. Oct e at 80 INN.
MarysTiiia. saturday. Oct. IS AZ II q "a
snohomlsh City, saturday. Oct g 10 pm
Stan wood. Monday. Oct. q. az 10 an
liz, Monday. Get IS at ,. N.
Mount Vernon, Monday. Oct. IS Tss9 D m.
UtsAlAdy. Tuesday. Oct 5 At1p m.
LaConner, Tuesday. Oct IS Is 40 D. N.
kidaiR0, Wednesday. Oct. 1t 90 4. N.
Edison. Wedne day. Oct q. at 3 D M.
Whatcom, "Wednesday, Oct. ~ ~ 80 n.m
Qrcas. Thursday, Oct. 81 Il loa. N
Friday narnoE. Thursday. Get eSs7so pm
Port Madi.on. Friday, Oct p. 81 80 8. ~
Rentan, Friday. Oct. ~ At 2 .. m.
Newcastle, Friday Oct. -. af $50 D. m.
Kent Saturday. sset. 30 IL p. N.
Tacoma, Saturday, Oct 90 ct 80 D. m.
Back Diamond. Monday, Nov L at Jpn
Seattle. Monday, Nov. 4. ct 80 n.
1hs respective Ceun8y CeafFai COMMITTEES
are hereay requested 20 furnish auitshis haIls
and mnaic Tor the occasion. ana RepuhiicaA
nsWapapers are Fequesead - pahliah this 40
tee b order q fha Territorial csptral Con.
mltfes. 8 BAxTRR, Chairnan-
B. D. AzTnIDas ssarstary. eclaw
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iHB LINE TO HS0HoMBH - Ths north
section Of the anoh0mish- Seattls road
ia 81 lass 20 b opened, baa nos thxnaah
any ed0fts Of this cpanty. I be Bsnnett-
Aaekay telegraph line il beinR yanidlv
ssrnnR aiong tie ruad frem Seattle, and
% section viii neeeasa'iiy have % Be-
opened for che passage 81 masersnl.
lhe hoop 20 SnOhomish VIII start from
nj. LArFimeE'a piaca aorosa tbs marsh.
where toe =. a road insarospts ina
Lowall FiddfeE's hlnG road. Tka main
line viii f0ai0w down the latter road %
Lowsil, then down shs old read % 3
point opposite Msryssilis, where Il wsII
eross tue nafs and follns The Stills-
Rusnish rad, eFoaalng tue ter stream
nsar tie bead Of the isisnd. --SmskonsGs
Tx
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SNOQUALMIE FALLS

THE akArTLE. souAK AND sNo-
a qnaluiie transportation IotnpAay i
BOW prepared 20 carry passenger ah1
tutaha tnaan aaAtsia 70 aau4uaiuata Aa4
tateenadiafe pas -. with pro aaps asaa anu
Fsnle 70 reach taA famous SRsa0Aiinie
faiis. hep fAnnhaA. aaa huntiaS aad 1sA-
Ia arSnnaa u thal raEioas
1No aEagua = dAy kfoln saAstio q % SAX
taAElnH q 4. 8tunaa aRoaeFY aloga aS
q ~ Aad ,. w Fer furthef particulars
Apply ~ stones 9rouery sure kr0nt
NlHl.l1 anl1.
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STEAMER TRAVEL. ETO
STEAMER HELEN.
F0s coLEI. FORTS ORCHARD AKB
WASHINGTON.

BTEAMKR HELKN, ". a
Ills. 6asamr. hsagas klnrxln1g
ton A HEaiaa wharf eeaaala. ewery kinad -
Wednesday and Eriday. ~ eM 3 ~. ~
C0lbF Mi1rAelis RoSnG head o. Png1 o..
cAaEa aAMa. 10 had e Part n ashsnesnn
EaeaFnzmH kaaVn haMa Gf Flnss " AL fnvtssr
A. g q n. heA0 q Narf 0rehar& ~ f9 4.
n. Mllchal1M Puzat 81 iaza 4. ~. CalhT Il
n. aETkwiAR aS 8nat2aa ahon1 esN =. a
Tuesday. ThnEM4aT and amtardAY, dw
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when Rrcdis. the nswshoy, ia@psd
fFo@ the E4st kivsF Bridge. aasss q TIE
nevSpRpsra said that ~ was 30 asccnds
ia F@seAinz tie wntef. fha M&aafzr-
tHrtF sd BasiirF hAs figured q out en-
agsly, and oamC1strNksa that ~ 8rupped
FROM TIE bridge e. the WateF 10 tnSt 3 8
sasanda. In % seeo1a4 BE- wunld have
faIiaa n. - feea. Il lheEe hnd esea Fo0m
- Cali ~ FAR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

fha @n4 4A1 alltlassM Aasaid net fail - cal a.
him fhe DseaaF hAa visited sks has1ltnla q
AaarrPs sd ohtatnsd great Zeal sf vziuabls
inisruA1tsa wAieh he d eampetent ~ Impair
VIII EAke - chSrRs nalesa IL sssacfs 4 erza
kMssons eazed ~ hams. Oaf o. Writ Al
cammn1ioatlens ptrfetiy ccuASemtiai. esnd
sen 80 Az faE . nacAaRs of me4icans. A.
4sesa ph- =. =. 0IBBoN, Bdx 1857. Baa Ernr.
ei1oos Gal Msnt1os Raaz-1M EsrzsawsoH
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PRAcR kEyRR RALwAx.-Mr. A. p.
Macdonald, VIE lately visited this city,
and who holds the charter for the con
stguction Of the North Canadian Pacific
Railway, to winnipeg Sun reporter 4
few days ago Expressed bic belief thai
the railway 70 Peaee river would GER
tainly 90 ahead next summer. He said
that Mr.. Manning, enc Of che charter
applicants, had been TO London 20 doaf
TIE seheme, and had mel with dat.
teFina success. But even u they did
nos raise dollar the applicants we're
wealthy enough 10 built most Of the
line themselves. All they now wanted
from the Dominion government was q
grant Of ten thousand acres Of land per
mile, the land to be selected In the
Peace river countRy. Mr.. Macdonald
said the company was negotiating
- purchase the old era ie from
Winnipeg 10 Stony Mountain. OF
which the rails had bsen taken. The
amount asked for the grade was
81, 900 per mile, which was regarded as
4 pretty high iRuEe. Mr.. Macdonald
said there was no doubt bnt aneh road
would pay. Starting from Winnipeg il
went 70 the Nafrsws. where plenty of
salt existed. Thence out 70 Fcrt Is OoFne
and on 10 Lao In Biohe, where petroleum
aows in abundance. Passing tbs south
shore Of Little Slave lake she line goes
on 90 Fort DunyeRan on tia Peace river,
and skiFting the souih shore Of tire river
lt goes on 10 Fort Simpson. With tia
Hudson's Bay route open branch could
BE- built from Fort DunveRan 20 Fort
Churchill, and 90 the great products Of
the Peace river country cenld be sent
direct 30 Eur0pe. - Ficteria Times.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

E7s0R FRANKLIN, BLACK DAA
d and lmEernediate sAnGleaA aA
q a.
For Newcastle and fntaFznalaGe
daily e s 10 and fQ-1a a a.. 80
EetuFnina arrive 81 SeMttka Er
river axteaasau ~ &sb8 D. ~ 4
Newcastle hraneh a. 9.eo a n =
and e-Aep. IA
Rnnrii r. dine % Franklan. n
Rnnuln4 tlme g Nawoaasla. I 4 y -
Z. j. hGILNEn. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

Tha gross earnings Of she union Pa
efaa Railway Company for the AK
months ending with June waEe very
nearly the same a. fhose ef the North
err Paci6s fer she twelve mcntka ending
wilh June. The unien Paci6e has 1913
and the North, IN E7l6 miiea Of road.
The Hrss half az the wear, however. earn
inas are mnoh less than ID fha second
June the Uniun Paasfie and Northern
Union N0rthera
Parsic. Pacific.
Gross earnings = 81. 306. 729 $11s730. 737
Per mils- 5,821 4.3i6
Thns the Onion Pa0llic earnsd IS per
cent more per mile than the NcEthern.
The net earnings Of the NorkhaEn Ps-
oina for tie year we're nearly 90 per cent.
greater thaH those Of the Union Paoific
f0g sne half year, but tha mes earnings
are very much less IN the first khaa In
last half Of thayeaK. and for the twelve
ra0nths ending With June thsy we're for
the two reads:
Union Northern
Pnciha. Paeiac.
Gross earnings. IS, ga o67 $3.50, 26a
Pen mile. ........ 2126 POSI-
Thus the Northern Paeifo thus early
In les existance earned net per mile vary
nearly 90 much az the Onion Paciae. ii
considering which, however, We sf0uld
hear in mind that only ab0af half the
Union Pacific system can be called naaiu
Inns, against about tw0-thirds Of the
Northern Paeide.
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4 nsw handis faa&aFy Fseenflg stArtad
up - klmiEA, km@e4 eomuty, Miah.
HE afhe tnAa tuEus cot ths hAndles
waiahs IL tnnHs naAkea 100 reIaiufiana 4
minuaa. aaa aEoDs lheQ0 kan6lus every
10 haaER
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Dissolution Of Partnership

FTsnK UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
- Espes Notice that the pargnarsA =
hegpAslefe existing between bim&H ana
y. trucalnEcr, IA coeGuetsnR the New
Depot aaigsa, has baaa dissolved ~ mu-
fnal coa&uRt ar. Hfsls ninRee restftaE
lAe eualaesa viii BE- elnttRued 10 ms II
~ Ne eis Resq, AL antss ~ tas ela n IN
oeSs pRRn. scaotpP.
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Foa FNS uPRaR akaeiT
sTEAMFR cr.Ynw

CaE1TlnE the Uniaed 8tasrs as
AANAe AESlAkkkH WNAN~ Ky
- Aoa1Ay. Wednesday and #Ss7ss
taxszlAAa TUESDAY, THURSDAY 40 81
e@AlAl& q MAkAlh4o. Tmlaain.
Z ss..la.A4s u 4..AAnillns. eEalEli f NJ S.
points above. Ear fFatahs a. - - an. N
~ noaEd or y GE0. k1sx ~ -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

ERATxEM. Oes. 4-Ths bark Germania,
Captain Ovens, was toWed 20 sea Sun
day By the tag Iyea.
The steamship Queen ef the Pacific
arrived from San FRANCHISE at ! O'Clock
this evening. making she run from Port
Townsend Ia shRn hours.
PoRT DIsoovKkY. Oal. A-Arrived--
Ship jeremiah Thompson.
IAT0osz, Oct. "A barkentina and
two ships passed in ct 4:30 D. d. A
Port Blakely Mill Co.'s bark passed 10
at 9. N. aud two banks and two bark
entines passed oat. Clear; fresh south
weat wind &C p. m.
PonT ANaELns, OCT. A ship, two
banks, q baFkentine and two sohooneFs
we're pas ing mp the Straits at 5 D. u.
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IA rsaaca fAaf f1eusaads eaanol ~ eaFe3 q
sEA3sAL WEAKNESS. E6SS o. MaF-
H00D, end fAeresaif " aSMae diseass er srresist.
e owiHg 70 9 complexities called PE0STAT0R-
RAkA DR. LKEBfGss EFgfGo ORATOR =
the okk Years for PRoST4T0RRHEA PrSes.
g9.oe peT paehage. packages. elte Gaids =
Haallb and ser 4n1sssf a,rlf fsss fs.4ss.s 4 n
BIO DfSPEFSARFfo for biasasss ~ &ta.
see GsarF 81. sss Frsacisrs. ca
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TREES AND PLANTS,

A VERY fms VARSITY OF
"A ohescA AeAlthg fras 1Hrea and
RiAata are FesRec tally olfsea Is tie pahr
lio for the fall trade,
Ozder earix. Seaa Cor prizes list and de-
ecftpNta cAtN es+e - thu gaVSeaato
Frat kMr - and ks0niify fesst, ras.glia.
Ms ". n. DAVIS klFssp
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aaan.. = Taaal ralnIaII..l.2I

laweaf temperature On the 1Sths ~ !
mean aemperasnFe,
Prevailing winds. nuFth snd south.
more rain or meltad snow fell, 3.
averaged or mnrs 90 scale Of ten, IL.
Winds followed By rain, south.
Winds followed By clear OF fair
weather. north.
Kind Of rain gage, cylinder.
Height Of FniR aage above ground In
RKound.
MAKER Of shsEmomster exposed, Fab
fenheft.
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SMA4KGMs M2&G4 y -
In III a. NfM1AEMRS &2Ts ~
Fe1sga i 80 hesn nllfsrand win 4 heaFys
aanfnl famssnw in nay fuEah aAd .
nzRnk ( wGa1a be 9roubAea win alAaeNit
nTe2Ein&. cUuRAtnE and exNSczRaEzz -
- that kad l1k lsSf2A &C., waM xngY
MzisaEnl HE fHum Ghia caAAKFh Is t1a aH4n
mesns and tbs aEz1naA, ar wnAea oaa4
End no raiisf. 4 lad heaa faEeE2n1ne1a4 u.
rurahsa Whan 4 aauGh& yunx care Ma9
treatment from which ! FceekNea EHt1al
IN q few days. reszfEinN n q Elazna@sms
cmxA
Rrmm WHIST know q Dx. Aonaaksr !
Eaeansfcnn1 akiM ana frea3Msnk ] fest
mnsarmnce ehA1 they WIZ HseaSwe masE ex'
caEiant nrnaaainnaa ard medical treat
m2nA CzARx D. DAVIS.
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hUNAEr
Time Check Found.

A TTNE CIEEFK FesaM THR CAS-
"A oade ais eicB * The NeetAa f@ssslls
haiiroad aak fnsssd Cn aes ~ ths atfassSs
% seet e. YESTERDAY. Il cells fuf 81 sp
th&A So - tAR Nn~z Cas- have tte
a&nie Is ding - tbs eface and PAL 8ns
TT 9Aia GNstgt seWt IA ae na2af was
EEaak 3. ilonA e tAis ETY.. @&
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WN8aall6
sIEAAB0AT Trans REhF
Carrying the y. g. Mali.
fatoma, Seattle kPaIi Faui

ONE OF TIE w. 81 -
= Il. Cos steamers
ttkaEhingioa Or kdzfh
vii Eun aMllE besw1am fsas1.as -, 800
IoWnsend. leaEfng Knanrea ns.'aa s.s ~
q trAtn and soHehinR AZ alS|n ss
Aa4t1Qns kort Gambia RgElt IIs ss'n 80
PerS Iownsend. RetaHnin4 ~
Iownaand eFerT daE lazeeRS ~ a 4
seaTTLE-WHATcoM aa
The steamer w * WMmM8M iii
leave Seattle every eundass 80
khur@aAg eVeH1ng aioE ss'w
calling e. Mnktfsso. IslsaM. $780,
Oak Hairless, Utsala1R, Rsae f -
Anacorten. aneEaeA SamA FTs.ss
Beliinghnm sad 4ahaz
Returning, WIN faa#o ssN
Mon0AF, wednesday 4M8 ~
in9a a. S 0'clecks Tar & A.
nearmealm1a points Oh ~ wAN.
SkATTlE-8l GAEIT klVs HTK
1he steamer DAMaE waN lsase
Tar HkAstt river ana way pfm AVE-
Monday ana THURSDAY. n
days and EFiaayA
Fer freight sna paaaaRa nuls "A O.
pany'e oftoa. On Tealag " aasE frd "a
The haats e he aama wharf
mEs1-ef 9h0 81 JACOBS
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UfQ0pa WI o cha SD q oNzLa NAtfA
for aanh hena.
To % agFeament 20 pledge our honor
- sastasn, aaa pulftely ieqagst The ueisa
not - aak ~ 20 dogiato fssaa tae sane -
cur dsssFtai4 atiun i analtaEabta Alsa Just
~. . McNA4xf<k
~ H. JUDklNa
&Nll MAsaAA
1nkll. d. hk1SER.
sesssla, Sept. a ISIS. go
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oKvKRAL so.ACKE TRACTS NEAR
- The city.
a HuAsbaf Of good dwelling hoaal4 con
Fenienf % street car iine.
Chu8nS lna4da psupertY that VIII paT 3
R0od paF cent - he Investment.
HaIlla cfals8 hooks aud tose 10 Com
STOCK nddifsun.
seuie ans iats ID North Seattle cheap
leaB ID ID. 4 Dennga Pax add TIA.
Also, souae farlaa aa6 faFM / mas
We have No ~ three a4Wmtlia f1F sale,
also. nsodeg 10 lean. Ia fAo4 We AEe pro
pArud - aeasutm aats any ana stefx Dadg
thAa calnsn AAaaN
lfGFNkR q DlSHOH,
ana aaaf f3ofnfls.. f,isf atrae4 snattle
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Weather all that could be desired the
the entire month. No apaeialties TO
reeord. h. 81. hoaxnsoM.
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BANKS AND BANKERs
SAPEDEPOSIT COMPANY
or SEATTLE. W. r.

1AHTs COMPANY RECEIVES PAR
~ ooia packages. papera money and
other Fnluanass Tor safe keeping. fnr any
period q time from one day and M
wards WILL RENF SAFEs and DKRoaII
boxEa 70 approved tenants At reasonable
na1na
VIII. PAT INTEREST On Manay placed
vita IL for investment from time az do
pesll 10 data % payment
Inc Company invites the public 10 visit
aaas OF from curiosity, that the Ahaointe
security and great convenience ID u4faEa
nag - sttA moEe widely knDWn.
kaaramoe On Front street.. through Nnr-
chants National hank. aul7
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BRIGA! BRICK! BRICK!

II AYING FoRECL,0sED A MORT
III sage "a tWa klins ~ brick, And -
80 4ssstreus q turning them into mOney
~ eEsees Val sell thedn III iarsa 81 eua4li
sosa eheapef thAa any ane etsa
n. Ctl1Lal4kHa,
AZ eirQceT, eis fFsns street.
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NoT1Cm

WE THE uNDKlksEGN Rn Pi40T01.
w gapn&la 0oinR ultssneGa - tAia eits
81 ae4ltte. hnFe aentdad thaE 4Aa present
Prices ~ paaioR SPAS mru a9ie = tnsNe -
q haf rauu mhie gaztestea II g8A&F ctk1eA
ana have eoaEa .sdeo 10 sci ii uancsE ana
~ may. ans a43 stare faasanah.e ~
eamr sansa fer ullr aklil aud labor tnnre
ENzN. 81 ana aftt1 sept = 1854 tist scale
- -. Iii l.. "A lI.lL.....
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T. T. MINOR, NJ 2.

Taianhans c0nnscsion-omrs Ne. 8.
residence No s.
|P.BM.MlLLEk, ND
cURGEoN. NAY nR CONSULTED i
~ as his rooms In ths Boyd & EenGln Il
halldinR. Telephene Ne. 80 Jess
GEO. REICH, III d, |
0eHlisi. AuFist and kaFyBgossopisl. |
tSBsciaIist for Diseases Of the NE. Ear
and Throat.
Odlea hourA 10 % Il m and 10 pm. /
1ealar-l 4earg block raam 4 Seattle WI. \
Residence corner Seventh and Spring /
$500 ~
R.I-sauxz.M.D. Rurus WnE.ARD Nd /
DRS. SMITH Il WILLARD, |
Physicians and Surgeons |
Ofnoa IN Punolnh Bloch. 6ss Frnnt
street NJ atAirA
OFFICE H0URS-a % ,. n. and . |
SD a
G.. "A. WEED. M. D.
IOFkICR. ROOM NO. 4 YksLER-
~ LeAry oloeks seastle. Rsaldencs cor
Ufllco hauB from II % II q. m. - 4
and e p. N. ee4
- ...-.-..-----.
Ax1vaNHns-AR-4.
-~-~----~->~~.~---~->---> ~~-~--~~-~-~~--~---
EP EDsoN PIP cARROLL
| CARROLL q EPSON,
COunsELsAs anDA1TORnErsaT-Llw
Once in rooms - and Il. POncin build
ING. Front street. Seattle. sea
o. JACOBS Q. x. JEsNER-
JACOBS & JENNER.
A TT0RNKXS AND C0UNsELLORs-
Umcs n the Arcade bailaiaE. Frsns
street. ~ stAira-
J.. Il. 3 n. Il. LEWIS.
| A TTOkNEXs AT Law. OFFICR-
n Coraer u Third and Cherry streets
near resldsnce1 seattle. W
EVERETT SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT-LAw,
Room II. YeaIsr.LsAry beck. seattle.
Nm 0. WOOD,
/ A TrORNEH- ALLAN, WILL PRAC- /
n tics in al tbs 5unuce1 and HerritegiAi
courts. Oliice. e rooms @ me Pronase
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Attorneys at Law
0daos In Whites Block. cor. Rront and
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Minang mna Civaa KnGanesrs, 69e !
irons serevts seattle,
WIN execute surveyA examine mines. ~ |
port On the character o. Land. LAY out sawn |
pose. We have better facilities tor work /
1 tnAn any othar hrm IN tne northwest.
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BnN EAsEs.
DR.. J. M. FOX,
DENTIST.
Once and Laboratory. sas Front s., cor.
Ma. ion. IN Odd Fellows building.
900
Superior Dental Work, In al IT, i
Branches, carefully and thoroughly exc
cuted, as reasonable rates, and sasisfne-
tI0n guaranteed.
J. C.. CRASSE,
DEMTlAI,
OGlca M saairs, over Smfah 4 gons Jew
diezg stQruI IN suiliyAns block. hrout -.
Liquid NITROUS OXIDE GAS
Administered hE the DocaoE fOs The pun
pose q oxiEaenng teesA wtthnai pain
&. g. KlL BOURNE,
DENTIST,
Liquid Nitrous Orlds Gas Cor sxAzacuns
once. 615 Front g. ss1ne's BalldiRR. q
c. WILLS PRICE.
DRG - H~M ~~U
SGraduafa q The N. Y. Damfal College,
60 NITROUS OxIDE GAS @lVkN,
ff desired. ones Ia kanny build,
MascELhANEoUa.
BOONE q MEEkER,
ARahltssls and SupeFiRiendeals,
0ascs IN Ysalsr-Lsary hlsok. Eruna a1rss
ESHEllaAn, lLEwEllTm q CO..
Real Estate Brokers.
HE-a Posa Bullaing. ssaaas
HOWARD Il. LEWIS,
Real EElais. LsanS and Collsttiaas
HstaFy P.hhe and csasnanesr
TITLES EXAMINED. coLLKC-
n tioRs mAde. taEns paid for non-rasi
denta. warrants OF al counties kgught
II yOu have property f0F sale place Il
upon my list
Corespondenes solicited.
Olilce corner Jamaa and Rrunt So SETS 4
Cd. q. SMOEREY "a Co, /,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-30

IloR sALE-Fifty head OF choice milcn sl,
and It to their interest TO give us call.
Ranch six miles west OF town on Washing
ton 81 stree. &C., road. pao,ta 4 q; pusaadD keadows
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-30
Local news Notes.

w. L. Phillips, of the Alhambrs, ha d
all his harness, several sets, stolen night
before last.
The city authorities Of Riverside have
fixed the saloon license in that place at
$500 per annum.
Anna Fuller will sing at Pasadena to-
night. Pasadensns are trying to get the
best of everything.
Mr.. Bridges, prominent merchant of
East Los Angeles, has been III for long
time past. He is still very i'll.
Officer Weed reports finding in short
ride round the city IA cows. horses
and lot of pigs loose in the city.
The Los Angeles County Pathological
Society will meet at Anaheim to-mor-
row. 1t will be very important meet
ing.
Mr.. ]. w. Hudson has taken charge
Of the San Jacinto Register, which is one
Of the liveliest newspapers in Southern
California.
The beautiful Monte Vista tract on
the Tujunga Rancho has been sold to
Messrs. f II. Barclay, Chas. McCreary
and @. w. and B. B. Kierulf.
The sale OF tickets for the Raymond
season at the Grand, which opens with
a matinee on Monday, will commence at
the box Office tomorrow morning
The young painters of Los Angeles
are requested to meet tomorrow night at
Painters Hall, 27 Also street, TO form q
painters union. See notice in another
9 ,lumn.
The Tom Moore Irish Literary Soci-
ETY. will give fine entertainment in aid
Of the Parnell fund. They will get a
rousing benefit from the people Of Los
Angeles.
The regular meeting of the Los An
geles Athletic Club will be held on
Thursday evening next at their rooms In
Downey Block. Important business
will be transacted.
A gold locket and chain is reported
found at Lamanda Park. The owner
eau have the same by proving property
at 2l7 Los Angeles street. where the
honest finder lives.
| III IN saiu ituth koou huthofity tuot tue
coast line railroad is to start from New
hall sure. This statement comes from
authority which is good so far as il
knows, aud it thinks 1t knows to dead
certainty.
Adolfo Rodrigo. who was convicted
in this city last March Of an assault with
a deadly weapon, aud sentenced to ole
year in the penitentiary, has gotten q
new trial. He will be brought back at
once and tried again.
Mr.. James Noel returned yesterday
from Calico and other mining districts
Noel is au lhority in mines and prone unces
the Calico district the hnest ni Am Iica.
He says the mines are growing richer
and richer every day.
Judge SiIebts daughter, ayoung lady
of about 10. is in a very low coudition
from consumption. at the Judges
residence, on Figueros street, in this
city. 1t Is sad 10 report that the life Of
one SO young and lovely hangs but by n
thread