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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-06

Captain O'Connor, of the Queens 0wn,h is
constant in his instructions to his corps in the
ruaneurres of military drill and the result is ap
parent in the advanced movements of of his com
pany's Hraw recruits" The public will be treated
to view of the officers of the Queens Own IN
full dress uniform on or about the opening day"
of the Legislature.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-06

information has been received in this city that
"The party having the liquor license at Waikiki
has again been arrested for breaking the law rest
ricting the sale of liquor. He is out on $1,000 bail
Should he be convicted it is presumed the license
will be cancelled this is the second offence with
in a year" tE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-06

CoH 49,. r,...--H
Honolaiu, March issh. isst
B.P. ADANs = CO. ts-r' Il.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-06

The Chinese actors at the theatre still howl
forth their dramatic sayings until the weary
midnight hour, under the protection of the au-
tborities
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-06
ISLAND LOCALS.

ABOUT Town.
Not much foolery on the LIST.
The Easter vacation at Oahu College commenced
on the I'd inst.
The stockholders of the Press publishing com.
pany meet this morning
California hay has been sold here, during the
past week, at $3.50 per ton.
The latest news from the Coast shows that the
Treaty is yet in Committee hands.
The Chinese Restriction Act is supposed to have
become law on the LIST inst. An April joke!
twenty-five Chinese arrived by the Consreio and
loI more by the ZeGlaniia. And still they comeiR
There is n strong probability of a legal fight
being engaged in over the lampighiing of the city.
The steamer Alameda Captain Morse, will be
due at this port from Auckland on or about the
10th inst.
Only Chinese with passports are supposed to be
admitted The Foreign Office or agents supply
the passports. - :.
There has been plentiful rain in Kauai. A gen,
tleman from that island reports $50 inches during
the last month.
The Choral and Quintotte club will have re-
hearsal at the Gymnasium, Fort street, on Thurs
dRy evening next. i ~
The steamer George IT. Elder has been reIogated
TO the route formerly run by her between Oregon
and San Francisco.
Thanks are rendered to Purser Brewster Of
the steamer Zedluudia for a special package OF
newspapers OF late date.
The last mail brought news of the death Of Rev.
Or. Eels, formerly Of Oakland, Cal, who visited
these islands few years ago
-
Nov doth the busy little bill, improve each shin
ing dollar. i hat IS to say, the average citizen
thinks more of 1.-THE dollar.
The missionary vessel Morning Star" may be
expected any day, though Captain Bray WIS au-
thorized TO go to Hilo before coming to Honolulu,
if he should deem 1t advisable.
The two towers OF Kaumakapili church will
become recognized and prominent land mark IN
all future pictures taken OF Honolulu. 49,
The gentle Grades" have been prevailing dur
ing the week past and their influences have been
conducive to health and comfort. l-,E
h Webb, turnkey at Oahu Prison. has resigned
and the vacancy has been filed by the appoint
nent of Marcus Colburn TO the po'ltion
The proprietor of the peoples Line" of buses
to Paiama, has started an adjunct to the accom-
mediation by line along Nuuanu Avenue
Judge McUully presloes at TINS term oil the 3D.
preme Court Already there are 48 cases on the
Calendar, including breach of promise case.
The public schools close on the 9Th inst, for
two weeks, allowing the pupils the opportunity Of
indulging in the pleasures of the Easter vacation
There should be danger signal hung out at
night, Waikiki bridge as to warn strangers of
the possible and very probable chance of accident
The Chinese actors at the theatre, still howl
forth their dramatic sayings until the weary
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-06

The teetotal advocate, Mr. William Noble, has
been laboring in the interests of the cause during
the week past, by addressing large audiences at
the Y NJ c. A. hall, on subjects calculated to show
the evils Of indulgence in the drugs and liquors that
inebriate. The people present have eviuced con-
siderable interest," and there is every reason TO be-
Iieve that some, at least, of the "seed has fallen
upon good ground.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-04-06

Ruuno- hath it that an agreement has been en-
entered into by which syndicate OF capitalists
would obtain certain privileges during the coming
Legislature session, the most outrageous men-
toned being Lottery License" and the neeo-
tiatlnc of heavy loEn. Rumor also hath 1t that
the Minister Of the Interior had fallen INTO ne
contract rut,n followed so unsuccessfully by bis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08
nAlIY POST THLIeHcER



Mere 3 one dnsy stlsh - EsEl5-
MIA Cormsus shea1 lsss - tims .
psrsormine. 1fhe ensg pal1h Z esoa
noalsslsd daring ~ arl nnrlos -
uhlet & muus - nealsei > n.so1d s,ss
uul,rs 4 dasalss = mssit ~ aispl
US "a sanssuspt q ~ Ansriaun 80
o..
ne maftas - ps0sidinz adsgsaas
aafennss Ger czr uifies % - 80 eopsl
mmsf noe lonang be nsasea. fisnaaissl
AZ ths snst aeasaom waa 3 piece 81 snaFi
m6hsss folly thas Is alnpiy innxsnaai'lsl
ana fsrthsE dEosfd e rs SATISFY q
lhs Nasion oenia g zsEaE1aa g nsts-
~ ioss tf,an sIlmfnai. IdbsEal aDpfo-
r.Iations fss ths oonsigasiios q SO
casts dsfsnnes faE car imDsrtant eitiea
lhouid Be naaas e onss. rs Asiion
hss sls5t 10 isna via dsofs uids oBan
nnd fsnsas hseksn sown.
1hazs uns eyssy inssutIss foE Cos
eron 10 81 ia this mattaz year aRe,
nua ths paupia msss aaFDEinsd and cha-
nrinoa sf lis nsn -aesion. Wfth M. tn
esnas words sineina ID thsir earn, = y
iuponnihls % SO boz Ne msmbefs q
oonqsuas esnld havs naRiestsd - pialn
: auiy, bui neglsoi ilihsy did, and ~.
alsot Il thsS nay again anioas ~ ms
nimiiy ans istsnsliy q pubiis oplnios
% ihs sabisst eoupsla zen % 80.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08


FxHE uNnEREIQNwD OFEEH8 FOH
> a4ls a - p4Ef Il hi farm. a milss
e1zzl zlsaE1la ard - miss fEum - naw
e11c1 Ena4. 81 sc111 e nrrra7Hd ~ KznR
Clz1tT surveyor. Sad faEm y E1rFsF1d
81 rs ~ 1nl1 l1lz an1 i Al lsEal and
nezklF 81 1ote1w l1na ard vel ad1p4ad
= - zza1ez q h4y cul1uEo. Tbs y kile
t4Fef grlzaF ros4 nm rguzh he plaee.
peez oz4ao acroaa the rad I've Sckon1
zAzzz4 80 q church wllhin tkreo-qz1Es-
tsEB e q Hl1ls e TIE pneu11a1. and raj
H144 esrs9 oaiE hAiz q mde aHaG. Is i
esznAzae a BuwaMli4h river valley. and
4Ae r1reR runn 81 around three sides Il
tha place. sad gpod water. No hraah or
timber - To Dlaoe II h Gil ~ grass or
- sd Wuu4 make q GOOD dairy farm.
Ala farm &c Uuwaft1. MHgam county.
q - aeEas. 9entnd lnnd Thia plncs h
nan<14 a god beaver dam lnla. wan
waseEs1 a1a easily clzAn8&. pElnGlrHEly
snail wilaW txlah, there h noW elanF-
ed akozt - acEes . god hoa8e md nsw
b4Eus Gets enozgh haY In I've COWS ard
g p4iE 81 horsea. Sad farm y weD a1auf-
81 e knn culture and hanfY % s. nkoull -
RassEpaaen. whszs pickss Win always
Tsrrss sssy. For furshas uurticulsrs
ad6FssA sitker b. lstfnE a. penSon.
JOHN RINH
oszaw Dsw1nilh VIZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08
A 1AETsa CoToSr.


A recent New York telegram states
thai . ayndieais Of Daniah capitalists
has been formed 10 assist The emieFa.
ton o. small farmers whom the hard
times havo compelled 10 sell out. and 10
rear q eolony somewhere 10 The North
west who're they mag begin life again
under conditions Offering material euar-
anises q success. The accredited rep
roaonlativo q Ne syndicate. Loren
KioeE, ox.msmbar q The Folkoshina, 4
nov travelling thFoueh Minnesota, Wis.
eonsln aud Dakota, endsavoring 70 d.
eide upon proper location for the col
ony.
Kioor would nes Be doing his full duty
10 bic eoaniEymsn. did be fail 10 sxlsnd
hls travels 20 Washington Territory.
Here be would Ana everything which
The naniah eolonisss could require.
He vsald and = mild and squAble elm
ala He woald BE- snAhleA 10 leoata the
eolony b. TIE ZEE. Instead e taking q q
thousand miles island. In every vay
tia climate and this eoantEy voald Be
better suitsd 10 bis eoanaEymen than ths
colder sna lsa lnvisine States and Ter
riloEioa further EAst.
Ths peepla q washington TsrFisoEy
would aladly welsoms nach = cslOuy.
Thsre h plenty Of unoooapied land
here. and tha DAniah farmer eoald
mAks q pseduoe CROPS which waold
amane him. he would 90 on adding 10
ha own wealth and 10 TIE wealth Of ths
oammuaity, and eoatinuAily mArvOllinQ
a ne wondsrful erops whlch NE earth
yielded 10 hls loaoh. sash IN addition
70 Ne popslAtien Of the Territory
would be nosi vAluAhla. he DanisA
fArness. with their iaeA 81 monassAy
derived from Ne Eosesnmens oouaucied
b. King chrintian and PrsmicF Eutrupp
Woala make excellent sitiasns Of tha
Repuhlio.
II Kioer onee vieus We hills and val,
laya u waahinetnn. Il be snoe feel.
Ne hreaaA q car ocsAa-hoxn bFsssa
bis eoloay utll nevss b located d
Minnesota. Wiaeonaln or Dakola.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

N0w. mtAar ~ fnsa. ncRoav hnu
tnnB mzy1Aa9 erimtnal n tha rsasnf
rg4l 1sae aeak NJ. CIepg1an1 80 3
a1eilf kA3gD III be fanria1, an& fnf
sbFio1e Hz4su1a - uiahina 90 - iN1p
ne naEkE1 sd I'D ~ 4. hs nrn9 Mar
ahal 8lIssn e by &. WiIa1n ung fsl
safp enoaea e - fha1 Il - Press
dsut bs1H11 3 t1usa, uHcpaEtT II IL
nsish1orese1 u1lid adRanee b ralse.
he waa 30 EaE-9iahlsd en01En - ~
lha9 BE- 9Nn gpsEz1ions 81 rel entn1s
o. shs s1Eszqth e oouf dsntial fnfosua-
tea fEoEn - Rges1enl VOID be $685.
da1auA He EaaAad mEound mn& tod
nnms af Ms friends, and before ne
pnruhnmn 81 Mx. Cimpuannd wnM am-
n0nmeed. al the naiQh bnrinR prepartg
haa haan niaEaa 90 hg Wilson and IN
frlena1. on AZ &c. friends va Dot
asF GIaQRafs, when to Ptaai6eEs 9ftaE-
WiIso1ia ssiieitaeiGn. Mr.. Cleveland
paid go degn for his hoass. and tie
priea. 81 ca, uaa mara than TIE pE1p-
ertF uzs ten WoFth II the market He
had setting 20 o. With 10 raj e1lafe
Rools azd fAe recent moEsmen, g exiaz.1
Massachusetts, aps1ss. uhish vii bsns6l
his pEoEsrsys waa bsgua uithOat oon-
saillua him zha whole Buandal can Be
atnts6 IL 9 nuaahelL Ihs Rregids1t
wanted hcuaa, and Interested les pur-
aaaas 90 IN aaeat; that agent, . Digtrial
oiioeF. seok mdvamtagEs Of bis pgiRcipmfa
oomddanne and lee his friends into q
praatahIe speo1lagI0a. Nobndy will
dgng ahat Wiison and bis friends had
ths aams right % bay real ea1ats that
any ethsR persons had. There d nott-
ing dissEsditabls IL tks agf Itself. Bat
Gnoshsr question arises: Had WiIeon q
Ki1h1 20 Fau TIE risk q inF0lsina the
Prosidsu1 sna he Admini1tratigl ID Z
sesndal9 This 3 iust Uhaf hs has done.
He nay Be soasoiou9 Of his Own N
lszFiky. but that does not quiet TIE
scandal tat be transaction has raised.
Ths PFssdea1, TOO, d "a a. embaEFaas-
ioQ agedioamanl. HIS OWn onnd1o< hes
baaa ssFaiRhffsrWard and honorable.
Wilson = hia friend, and be baliewsa h
his integrity. Bnf the matter has gene
heyOnd o0naideEMiioms Of frfeudship.
GF. CIsSsiand holds his ofIea 90 trust
from TIE Democratic party and be
m1st b tFus % that party. Il b S.
sailed a1 3 guiuerAble point through tbs
blandsEs e. his friend, and be cannot
shield that friend e the expeass of the
Administration. He should invite Mar
ahai wilson ts follow the exampls Of
Chief Walker before che nesting Of
Congress. and put an end 20 ths wh0ls
vFstchsd business.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08


II hin msasass. Prssidszs clsvsiand
hints darkly shak Il ths Canadian so
eheritlaa oontinna 20 show ths sans
auirIs ID dsalIna with AmsElsan Asher
mnn shat shey hAys Shown dusina She
past soason, tke cordial fEisndsbip which
nsw sxisss hotuosn 0ssat Britain and
ihs Unilsd States may nss romaln IN
hgokou. Of eouras. Ne pubiio men Of
Cannda and 0roaf Britain viu teke this
hint for uhai q is sorth. They are
fally aware fhat With 20 navy, skeio-
tan army aad dsfenssless sseboard,
Ne Unltsd States b 10 10 oondiiion 70
break 81 fsisndly relations viii any
power, mech iesa wiih the British En-
piRs, whioh b IN condition 10 innict
Vastly mess Injury upen ~ than any
other naiien.
II enc Dominion authoFitiss bad
bufohsrsd cur hshasmen, Instead Of
merely soizina their vessels. tbs Uniied
States coald hays aone lliiie more than
protest. evsn 4 Ne Stats Department
had not besn doninaisd entirely b.
Enelish inausnoes. The fact i. that
Ne Unlaod States b not IN q maoh be-
W poaition 70 aeht Great Britain than
. avo.ysaE-old bog 50 hehs 3 giant
This fast May &c veil BE- Fssoauizsd
Of oeurss. ths oontinaenoy Of war with
Great Britain Il happily 90 remote ~
scarcely 30 deserve tbs name Of eontin.
Rsnay, bus . wiss naiion u prepared foI
any evont, heweyeF improbable Il mag
nsom.
eupposs. however. Presidents Olevs-
lands HAT meant more than Il really
6ooa mean. What would Be ths posi,
ti0n Of NE dusllsFs on Paast soandi
Almosa without 81 opportunity 70 striks
. blow II their oun dsfsnss. they voald
fan Into Ne handa Of she British
lfun dads from Esqaimalt eoald sniai
Puasi SQUAD, destroy Ne shippinR and
levy trlbuaa upon its t5wna They
could % ahia wifhous delaying 10 ans
apprsulahle extani shsiE voyage 70 saE
REaneissa. fer II tAis part Of The world
Americas msn.af-uas and Americas
ooaai dsfensss are thinRa unknown.
Ths dafsnsslsss coalition q Puget
Bsund h 10 keeping vita ths dsfsnss.
ian eouditisn 81 he eniirs ooaniry. II
ear eaEnaf a Ne ooanlEy eoald b laid
wasis b 3 lev hours. he entire ssa.
boasd q Ne uniaed States could Be
laid uaE1s 10 few aonths. This Il q
fast which The people might n yell
Fssoanizs and ponder upon. We have
been Fsdaesd 20 shla helpless condition
~ thos falss economists who think Il
ne besi policy 70 pills up an unneees-
nary and inaonveniens treasury surplus.
vhiia Ne entire country b left al lhs
mercy 81 any foe Who may happen 70
nuDeaR,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

EDETon1AL ADVICE Nor AsKKD.-The
Boston Newspaper which has saksn the
tKOubie 30 ash the opinions of various
distinguished editors 40 "a the paliey
which the presidents should nov puRBus
has sleoesded In gro1pina q namber Of
important Suggestions, bot shat 10 all.
Mr.. Cleveland Is not taking ths advice
81 the editors thls year. Ga The 0on-
tRaFy, be is dsvoiiBg not . little time 70
an effort 70 instruct them e. 70 the pro-
per way Of managing their iouEnals
Three times since the fFst Of January
last bas be appeared 10 pFint With oFiti-
osgms intended 20 be severe on the con-
duet Of Whas be has been pleased % d.
scribe Is "the great maiority Of the
newspapers ef the day" Il would be
Idle 30 expect that the advice OF the
men Who eonduet some Of These Jour
rails. no matter bow weli-means 70
might be. would have particular WEIGHT
vita gentleman 90 we'll satisfied that
tha newspapers are not managed as
they shoald be.--Chieag0 Hefod.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

NJ. CIsFsland d nst 80 indspendanf
e hs uas shea ks wrots hia last 49,
ssaa. Ia sssosd term Psssidenftai
bss : sssdsniss bazzing II hin bonasi.
Is nsrns Is Eranna4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08


Since q waa annaaaoed from SOFA
thas q movemsni Was % fosa % oaer
The vaoant BalzaFiAa tArons 10 an
American. numsFous eanaidaiss Zoe ne
posiiion have besh nAmsa. hs a cart.
oas tncl, houeyeF, tAat tAe slAins q
eaoh oandiaAis aFe arred b hiasnenisa
rather thAn b. hia friendA The New
York pse@ masgusnR that Hsurs GsoERe
h iuaa he man sos ne FlacN San
Rsanuineo psessats the nAuas 81 ooroAer
OiDonnsl. TEXAS uspsa fo@ oohilires.
Tie hagvumrs are enthusiastically In
favor q M. Blataa. whiis ne FREE
tfads Democrats ihiak he plass sAoald
- given b Randall HUiil b sarpris-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

Tks Pseaas'a naessa4B nta1t haHs
bssn naas nu.A akozasE. II - I'D
msrssy I'D. sEhs essniEy = es1inE
al.ue. 80 - nssazy blzs and -
tourn,n ~ shnnss fee . s.sond tsrm
would kass bsea sasiiy iupsgssd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

ne ta1aesarA aneguBsss ms eoo4le
AissIaan HEsoaazs haa bssn pEsa1uiad
b distress uish . naRniGasnt bo1qnst
Ana row sAs pualis slll spssuia1s ~ %
ahs naaurs 81 - bouqaaf vida whiah
fruS9ssas prasssaad shs Jury.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

AZ tAa hFttisA Persian Odiaa aozhfa
are entertained wheshor Pr giannt
CLEVELAND ws1 ee Ahaa 10 Mnnounaa :
eolattaa e tee atheFy question e IA
meNsaeA L 3 unkiad u the Fs7sias
Ol1ce % ss9lesa eiving iis inEfrastisns
% oscfstaFy bayAn4 ID tine % haVs
then Unsupported ia re ns1asa. IS.
y. ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

PhKyunIcsNa TnHxR CAsa Ia YES the
remark of enc 81 Tie apaakers a. the
Twelfth street Turner Han on Sanday
that The capitalists neWapapsfan we're
doing sYaEything Ia their pogeF 10 prela-
dica the eaea Of The condemned knaFch.
islA In the lingo 10 which thess aRisa-
tora have accustomed themaalna1 an
neuepapera whieh DO net use red I'M
and adYtRa tie assassination 0s The pa-
lee are eapstallstio.s and without
their refefenees 60 sach pabliaations
their &peeGhea wenid be lulerably brief,
Bat ~ . matter Of faca, it h not the
newapapera which are preiudieinQ she
eaae % ms seven men who are n0u IN
au under = s1zpeEdea death santenea.
u ia irresponsible tanlers % the Lncy
fafaous eroer Who are dong that thinR.
The mere she talks tie Ices does u ar
PEAR that any miaiake Was made n TIE
hndtnE Ct he jury which caudemnad
her ceadiatoFs % death. She has tFsv-
tled throaEa varioua States miareure-
sentin1 fasts e. b tbs HaymAgket meet
tnz and tie trial % tie boub canspira-
tors. And. "a tbe fOandation q false.
hood thas resFed. sas has hAasd appsals
Of - tnhtmmatory . descriptian -
thcse which led IN Nay % uholesala
murder. The aaly theory 90 which tba
cc1dpmDed Anarchta.a can Be entitled
- popaluR syEpaahy 4 that they tailed
thoug etlseely and had 90 idea thai their
utterauoes wo1ld Be acted upon litaralig.
Here e . WunAu, hoRexog, ciAiminR b
speak teF lhen. We sfill pe0eiAims ne
doclttne. the1 whea tAe peliee narched
into TIE hayEaFkst they shoaid have
hefn kitiaf A haaweaE tus.f,ralesv -
deelrine, tea tn4 Assfchiats Should u
- free and Ne peises aFfAiEned "a ths
hc1 ~ eaeaasFA and thai whieh uas
laid doNa u auaEe 0Ary's Ooart. that
tttinR ooiaceme1 la q erine - be paa-
iahed BIKE ctoeF crises, the mass 81 the
/ peoFSe VII ehocee tn latter, harsh
thoaxe fAe tNdsmeBt nav be ssaesmad
~ eog1e Ana0ag them. --G Afsage .foav1.at
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MARRTEn-

Ross sNYDER-At Trinity Church. Dec.
b. Rev 9. II. watson, D. W. RoaB, q
Portland. and Nellie. daughter Of Mr.
and Ars, A. -. Snyder, Of this city.
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The reai estate transfers n Los An
geles fer single fortnight this month
amount 70 nearly e3.Ooo.0c1.
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NV ADVRRTIsEMENTR-
Seattle Brass and BenFORRaFV
JOHN &. coon. pROp.

al Commercial street. Seattle, w, T.
STEAMBOAT. RAILROAD AND
~ Mi Castings. Babhitt metals al All
grades made 20 order 81 abort notico ard
81 The best material. Ca, Rrnaae1. Zinc
ana babhlit metal castings and General
Work. Brass hnishing. des
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WANTED.

laboreys. ~ q DAG.
F3yan haad. 20 a N,onih, aciafer's 10,
2 eAqppsrs, 81 80 q cord.
WfatsF's snork fer ssaa aeifA fsmi1r.
10 sasa fsv Cascade railroad ssork, g. q
1af. haari 3. Tfektto AZ rsfacad rates.
hor $50 kiad ~ toork psi Foer aa.se
o. ~ hooks.
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The Last Chance
70 BBE WATER FROHTAsE on
ELLIOTT cav At RElson-
ARLE PIECES
81 to - per front foot
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LLDD'S ADDITION
81 to g per front foot
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
wv agentB for

10 he city q aeaftla. which comurinau
lots I. : and 8 d section a, and Let &, So
ton IS. toWnship Is nurth. range east
near 4milhb Cove and We aroauthorined
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fooS On Elliott Bay, and from Is 70 e16
per lot not water 1runtago.
This Il by far the cheapest property On
thas part o. the city. and Il beautifully
I'D ont according = ths Topography q
Parties investing In this property nov
cannot help but make money.
Title, u. B. patent 20 w. q Ladd. the
Portland millionaire banker, Warranty
dead from Lad and wife TO Geo. II. XII.
finger. Plated hy kitftnger, who viii
give warranty deed. No BETTER TErLK
on EAETH.
A few blocks onlyfor sale It theseurices
The e1kiFe available water frontaqo Of
Seattle including lAdd'a addition, dOea
hot exceod four miles, and certainly viii
NOS b sufficient nyo years hence for the
acoommo 4nelon Of q commercial city do
ing the business Of the Puget Sound dis
trick Our solid business msn have grown
rich b. investing In similarly located
property, which has increased In value
Tar Beyond their most annguine hopes. A
few dollars invested here. 9 trip 70 Europe
Tor few years. and your return win ind
yoa wealthy. Risk few dollars 70
MAKE A STAKE.
Do not buy this property TN you ana
cut prices u adjoining property. and Il
the price asked ~ us e NOS Is per cent
les than you can get other property ad-
joining. or In that vicinity, We viii make
ycu pIeaent e q block. Try Il and So.
n. 1--WE wiz give $40 Per acre for
every acre e land within . mile Of this
addition. In any direction
c. G. PHIMMEV q CO.,
REAL RsTATE BROKERS
James street
aH28dw Opposite Occidental Hotel.
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ID ENTON COAL C0MPANY-LOCA-
H ton Of principal place Of business.
san Francisco, California: location OF
mine, King county. washington Terri
tory.-Nottce Ia hereby given that &C
meeting Of the hoard Of Directors held
on the 10Th day of October. 1855. an assess
ment mo n or two (829 dollars per share
vas levied upon the entire issued capital
stock OF this company. payable immedi-
efely, 40 United states gold coin. TO the
Secretary, ~ the once Of the company.
No q Sacramento street. San Franeisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
ahAll remain unpaid on Monday. the 9Th
day OF December, lSS6 win Be delinquent
and advertised for sale a. public auction.
and unless payment . made before win
be sold on Wednesday, the Sth day Of
January, 1887, 70 pay srch delinquent s.
together with the cosls Of ad-
veFtislng and expenses Of sale. By order
Of the board Of Directors.
Il. II. HENDERSON,
Secretary Of Renton Coal Company.
Of1ce. a Sacramento street. san Fran
cisco, Cal. notTfle
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