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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
HlRBoR FRONT INDUSTRIES.
another Sawmill and Another
Wharf Going Up.
The Mechanics NH TO Nove-prs-
xress with Preparations for
the Dry-Dock.

the Mechanics Min Company yesterday
.,,anlefed arrangements Tor the eonstrac-
,sco Of q sawmiIl capable OF turning out
s-or, ze00e to 50e0o feet OF lumber per day,
section Of the tide fats 81 the head Of
ne hsrbor. Just purchased from the Elliost
Paw Bridge Building and Pile Company
md the Dry Dock Company The ma
sbinsry has been ordered from the East
s,d Moran Bros have undertaken the
contract for building the engines.
The location Of the nail is adjoining The
,.roseeted dry dock. To reach the site II
eli h. necessary TO construct a road war
~ fee. south from the present sou bern
seruiuvs Of Commercial street, and thence
re.t along Norman street 100 feet. Tie
xork on the extension, which will take
m half the street. and will be buii1 at
,.rtvste expense has already begun.
The present. planning aud manufacturing
plsnt Of the mill company, located ON the
yesler wharf. viii be removed 20 the ste
~ the nev mill sad sc operated in con-
nec,ion with H. Il IS expected that the
1siil. necessary wharfage aud roadway viii
h eorspleIed, the plants placed in and the
rschinefy running within ninety days
Councilman D. E. DuFie has begun the
construction OF a new wharf adjacent 10
he southern extension Of Commercial
erect. a; the head Of the hsrbor. Tho 10
cation Of the wharf is on the
south side Of Commercial street.
between Plummer aud Norman. Its
rrnportIons are 250xl00 feet, filing one en-
liz block along Commercial The con.
II at IA Ia
fhst the piiedriver has finished its worn,
me piles have beeu capped. and the exfen-
sinn OF Commercial street 10 Norman IL
swsited. that the lumber may be bzpied
and operations continued. several build
inrs viii be erected on the wharf for com
ysereial purposes, and the whole VII be
finished ss soon as practicable.
Mr.. Howard r. Walton, bookkeeper for
Moran Bros, has gone 70 San Francisco to
superintend the transshiprneat OF the
machinery for the new Seattle dry dock
II will be carried 70 this city by the bark
Nelrose, which viii have quick dispatch
as soon as loaded. The plans for the
dock are nearly finished. Their principal
feature is two sets OF shipways. large and
small one Of which is to be used only for
heayy vessels aud the other for smaller
ones. The large ways will be located i'm
mediateiy south Of the company's wharf,
near stetson 4 Posts mill. while the
smaller viii be built alongside, or the
south.
Piles for the construction OF the ways
are being gotten ont now. Tho supeFin.
tendent of the work viii be Commissioner
Alexander Allen, a practical shipkglldcr
and sioekholder ia the company. During
the time of the winter tides work can be
prosecuted much more easily than in sum
mer. aud therefore no opportunity Of for.
warding the work will be wasted. Before
spring opens the ways viii be finished
and ready for the reception cf vessels.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditor
nfHca Kasfaxdar


Real estste transactions from January
l, ISIS, to date ere sl5,0sI, sI7 36 There
were filed for record yesterday Is deeds,
the considerations aggregating s24,4 an
average OF slsSo Following is the list as
furnished by Wood & Osborne, abstractors
of title:
c. II. spenuing 10 J. Tod, com. 50 rods
NV cor OF sec IS, fp Il n. T 4 q, thence
mile, thence 6 rods, thence W mile,
thence 60 rods. $500,
V. H. smith ct al. TO g. r. ValIstedt. lots
and 4, blk z. southern Pacific add TO
West Seattle. 500.
2. Duhey 20 c. W Wells, swl4 Of nel4.
nwl4 of sea, sci Of nw14. neix ofswl. sec
II. Up "a n, s e. sl4oo.
II. White to y. L. Hestbeck. lots q and
y, blk 5. White & Manning's add. to West
Seattle, $50.
d. c. Boihell to f. J. Ross. lot II, blk L.
in town OF Bothell. So.
= J. Ross TO F. II. Kilbourne, ; acres in
nwi sec 5, tp p n, Sc, s2ooo.
+. Brandt 10 Jas. nougan, acre tract 81,
Maple Leaf add. 20 Green Lake Circle.
500
H. z, Holmes to Fannie A, Bean, lots s
and 3. blk 5, II. z Holmes add, 500.
y. Cade 20 }. J. Herring, com. az ne
cor. of sci sec &c. tp y n, e, thence GO
rods, thence g 10 rods, thence Il TO point
rods c OF NV cor OF sel4 OF said sec,
thence rods. $50.
II. H. Dearborn 10 y. |. Dearborn, hlks s.
TO s. inclusive, 40 to IS inclusive, lots and
in blks Il, %, -. 81, IS, 80, A, all in Dear
born's secopd 70 Plummer's, $1,000
c. c. Calkins 10 ). y. Wallingford, mel
OF set. OF swi4 see IL. tn 3 n, 4 e, $50.
l.. McCallisicr to G. VI. Bowman. blk Is in
Cove add. to city of Seattle. $500
T. l. Cragin TO Anna f. Higgins. lots IL
and Il, blk y, G. Kinnear's add. 10 Seattle,
$500.
F. Biewett 20 O. y. Nelson, lots and 5,
blk Is. Denny & Hoyt's add. 500.
II. Field and G.. NJ wyman 10 A. Barker,
nwI. sec 81, tp 3 n. RI e, $500.
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MAY LOSE HIS LEG.
The Condition of the Man Shot by a
Police Offieer

swayne, who was shot by Policeman
Hanna last Saturday, is doing well, con
siderlng the extremely serious character
of his injuries. aud every effort Is being
made 10 save his leg. The ball fractured
both bones OF his leg midway between the
knee and ankle joints. eomminutiag or
shattering the large bone badly. such a
fracture is in itself serious and 10 this Is
added other complications which render
itin e high degree possible that lac may
lose the limb, such guushot wound open
ing up the fracture 10 the external air.
The preservation of the leg depends upon
the eafly healing Of all wounds TO the
parts covering the bones and 10 the free
dom of the leg from future abseess forma-
ton
A ball can never be removed under such
circumstances without jeopardixing the
life or limb aud viii not be removed AT
present The man expressed his desire to
be attended in the hospital by Or. McCul.
Tough, who had attended him in the East,
and In the failure 10 get this physician DR..
Holmes and Or. Shaw attended him after
urging that the surgeon OF the hospital bs
called, whom IL was not possible to get.
The case fell properly TO the city ph yslcian.
but Or HolRes being requested 10 attend
The mau did so. FIRST attempting TO place
the case in the hands OF the proper mcdi-
cal attendant The man would otherwise
have gone the whole night without atttn-
ton
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TEACHERS kxAMINATIoNs.
Certificates Granted by the County
SUPERINTENDENT Last Month.

Following Is the result of the November
teachers examination held by County su-
perintendent Isaac p. Rich
First grade, three. via W. J. Meredith,
Of Slaughter, al; John Glhlin. sunny dale,
sl4: and Miss Rose Z. poVeil, Jackson
street school, Seattle. 9is.
second grade. seven. viz Miss Minnie
A. McCulisgh. Of Seattle, $50. Miss Mar
garvt Weedin, of Seattle. S,s; NJ w. Love.
Joy, Of Seattle, si, David Davies, Na~hon,
SS7: Mrs. Iso;tie A Low Joy. Denny school,
Seattle. sc, Miss Mary r. Robson, Seattle,
STA; and K. Martin weedin, Union Bay
district. sol.
Third grade. three, viz. Miss Mary
Quinn. Kent, 10: VI 81 Mary Hsgmoe. Sc
attic. 6ss: aud Miss Nellie Masei, seat
tie, co..
A certificate was issued 10 Miss Tina
Johnson on her expired frst grade terrific
rial certificate, snd one also 20 Miss Louise
Root on e normal diploma OF the second
grade
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II Eas very busy axy for tie board Of
eosn'y e0rnsssiene-s yesterday. il being
the opening Of the adjourned session.. ne
following bids were reserved for TIE pro
ys'@ed bridge oyer the ssraarnssh rsrer st
York station: Allen & Melissa. tezsa; HOG
Eaa Bates. slsss: B-asen 4 Nelson
s-zpo: Eieasten d sseadEng. szs5a
TIE ecztraet xsz awarded 20 Hoffman 4
BATES Their sznres are - % per foot for
trestie and IS per ieo< for bridge. This
osa1xe u % be seog. 8 feet high, 20 feet
long s1d Is fees vide IN the clear
The BIDS for barring the eeunsy poor
uere. Cross & Co, per fnferzeat. SIS 20,
The contract.
An oEter vas made requiring Henry
sszita Of saeaEs,n.fe 20 ePfear on the first
Monday in Fe5rEary 70 ssox calse uhy
the lease Of the school Land. the uorrheasr
= % section is, township =. range :. made
70 him issf August, should moi Dc can
eeiled- saith had Represented. 20 the
b5ar1 % Secure the iesse tina; nobody wa.
hyisg on the land. bat II turns out that the
Land Ea- oeeu occupied since I.e4 Mesurgi-
fng 70 the statements Of the occupant As
aiieged
The old Green river road question was
partly settled by G. C. puR5sS being al
lowed slto with which 70 open the road
When Il = lOesred tsrGexh sections l. and
u, township Il north Of range east II
viii be Tecollecte6 that there was = veil
Travelled road along Green river 3 hieh ran
through the farms Of Mr.. Rsdkin and
some othsrs. OF AZ least these farmers
claimed IL did and Mr. Rankin fenced in
tns ROAD Tie matter seat before the Isle
Chief Justice Jones on application bF the
people for 40 iGjuncfiea 70 restrain Ran
kin from fencing IN the rad. Judge
Jones granted the Injunction so far as 10
have the Rad kept open unt1f January L
The surveyor has since located the c. c
Dubois road outside the old Green river
read. ba; almost alongside It's line. J. T
Ronald represented the people who want
the road before the county board YESTERDAY
Joseph Pascnrsk was ordered paid $500
on account Of contract for opening the road
leading south from the Franklin bridge.
The board was Of the opinion thar he had
not completed the three-Qusrters Of a mile
contracted Tor. and deferred payment of
the balance until he should Enish II.
The saerid was instructed 10 return as
error on the roll Of iss7 the taxes assessed
on the real estate Of Thomas Pitts. over
those eollectabie on a valuation of 500. II
Appearing that the property had been as
sessed as coal land.
The purchasing agent was directed 10
render aid 10 Mary Nonasnith to the ex-
tent Of 40 pr month until further notice.
Twenty dollars was also voted 10 Charles
Porter, q man who has been at Providence
hospital with sore leg. when al the
hospital he desired the services of DR..
Jordan, but the hospital physician refused
uniess be would pay for private room.
The county has now taken Porter AWAY
from the hospital and placed him in
good care, where Or. Jordan can attend
him.
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Blankets Chester Ciesry.
Napkins. Chester C1e&ry
Great sale; table hncus. Cleary.
sale % hosiery. Chester Clesry
New trimmings. Chester CleAry-
Price our aSanels. Cheste. Cicary.
sl:as oleu3id white SPREAD. Cleazy.
WOODEN hosiery. Chester C3ea-y.
ShawiS Chester Cieary.
Ttasssls Chester Cleary.
Ribbons. Chester Clesry-
Ribbons Chester CIoSry.
Big sale Of dress goods Chcsse. Clcary.
We are headquarters for everything in
Christmas gssofs 4 Eraad display ueNt
saturday. Tokizs. siagarrasn & Co
Nothing 5 more dis4EEoessle - vosnC
lady of gentleman taAn 20 have tue face
easvcrs,,9 Hfih pimpies. h'ack heads Sxd
hlofches Dus&rf's >Tsci1c. THE rev Skln
remedy. wiz remove al slsagursftoos
frsu tae fSec and bands and pneduce 4
clear and beautiful CON plexioR- Try it
and he convinced. stewart & Holmes
Drug Co. wholesale ACelsS swfSw
BexSs B1coa P1lriaer. Bsrrs Cherry
Cough syrup. BrsxS Tropical Oh. EeEgS
Liver Pills. Re0<s German SAlye. and
Besgs Celctsstsd Remedies fo- sale and
warranted ~ FssarOEek ( Co. hsrneS &
90. pnhhs & S0a. gEd Co.'S fstou i Co.
NJ ChtiS-mss Hressas cJaic be wore &C.
cepfable taAu > Koiak Gamers. sc them
A. SiSNR-t & HalHles Drag Co 5
Rass wanted sos Fress-roona- fusT-iSTEL-
LIeEScEg efise.
kodak cameras 8. stewart 4 Holmes
Drug Co.s
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THE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
complaint Of Lack ef Proper Fur-
nfture-Good Attendance

nHture-Good Attendance
supt- Isaac P. Rich has returned f-n-, =.
troweeks tour Of school fnspecsSo, ~.
visited the tzo schools nj Re,,ts,r, he -.
al Newcastle. the Maple Valley school -,
two schools At Biaex Diamond. rhe r-.ns.
lin school. The Maple school Al ryuwarrgxI-
the cardmoor schael and the three sebs-,I,
On sssson island. sups. Rich gives a.
following reports In brief,
kenf0n-fAe two schools. primary arss
luskYnedtzfe. should BE- eierss- ss,es.r,...
ny are about Taise apart. In of1se~ -
E4cs no fault can be found. the teecbe,.
To astendance are god.
Sexeassie--f1ns Of the 80. s,t.o.<,,. &.
9is ra'tiefrap. nss wo-fh sver slfs5 ,ss,Ss
As- peen Used Tor eight or tea sea-s. re
f,sher II fniserxsie cellar siosss.r : ..,-.s
me art Being higher A. ese end f,an ~.
so-esiied basement. Furniture paI.I ~
IN OF teseaerz funds. also toe eeiiag. NJ
ftrFe ~ Paa1S
Aagle valley Best sefosi this place ever
hai: bsllit 81 private pnrtIes and acrputs.,s
~ we aiatflef, 70 BE- paid for out n ths
Pl9sic funds. Attendance. 2
bsaek Dlafnond-Ir- Fl1sey's room IL too
s.naA. aif<nd4laee ~ out 81 ~ eurgl,eg
Mrs. FEsey Is oyeramEef with 70 stfssd
huee IN fhr pftmary- The tao af.Ne.,is s,,s
conveniently together
ffaDklin acknowledgements vxfsh
oiliS one teacher a04 ever 100 pnrsIs Gu
rolled. Mrs Hsii neeEis asssssAl,ce. ar
there should hes.1 teacher. Theye vve-e
Only % pupiis present. aisd, for want Of
accommodations. they come ard - As
ihey please. TIE Oregon ImproTepsesf
Com sSsg has tioakt-1 sn I'D COOK -ko1lse
which. y tic co5nfy voais eqaif, h via,
furniture, would make q srlfzslse schaoi-
honze
Bawar1fsn--1ae Maple sehoo3 has the
fssI teacher II has ever had Attendance
~ feTy p9oT furniture. Wa not az the
aeaait schaal across the river. which Miss
Hayes is teaching.
Cardnoof-9ehoas very snail. a. river
divides fiIe district
NasaAoa Isiand--Sorsh aud taidsfte Ais
triets- schools well attended sonia sch.goI
new. Enrolled. 4. nffeDssa see. &.
Mr. Rich 1aakex Esaefzi COMPLAINT about
tue want 81 sofel school farzitare He
says the county funds are ample fs3r the
teaeherss but not sufficient 70 secure good
furniture since he has returned 81 this city
De Las visited the ro0a Of the md A aad b
iaiss Lombard - the stn A fMtss BurrowsJ
tse Main street seho0l-7th aud 9Th b
Miss Ida troousaD y IN tliis city In Miss
t.oinosfdss room more sea,s ere needed
The attendance here Is generally good
Miss BuyroEs' school reporting 3 fnli at
tendance OF 81, Miss LoSnbarsi's an attend
auce Of So cut Of 90 enrolled, and Miss
Nrooiaan's s. out OF 81.
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A grand display of Christmas goods. TX
hioition next Saturday evening. Toklas
Singesman 4 CO.
Eastern easn prices: eioaks. Cleary.
Every Department fun of ChristrS a.
goods A Srsnd display On Saturday even
ing. Toklss, Singermsn. & Co.
In buying. Christmas, buy something
useful s. well IS ornamental Tokias
siuEermsn & Co
great display of hsndkerchiefs next
saturday evening Toklas, siagernsn
& Go.
Fans OF every make and design. Display
reNt saturday evening. roklas, SiRgermAn
& Co
Ne,rkwesr for Christmas. Display next
saturday eyening- Tnklas, Slugermzn
& Go.
Table linens Chester Clesry.
Far trimming. Chester clesry-
Fur trimming. Chester CleAry.
Do you feel dragging sensations IN The
hack aud loinS. are yea troubled with
Nsksfuluess, faiatness 81 the pit OF the
stomach Are von nervous Or irritahle- II
80 re would sGvlse yea "a try OREGON Kid
new Tea purely veretah}e.l Il never
fails 20 eject = permanent care Of Kidney
and urinary complaints Stewart 4
Holmes Drag Co. Wholesale Agents.swf&a
Comforter Chester Cle&ry.
Price our ne~ pushes. CleAry.
Fancy suspenGerx fer Christmas Display
next saturday evening. Tok,as, Singer
man { co.
Umbrellas for Christmas G-snd display
ueNf saturday evening Tok.ss. singer
mSa & Co
Comierterx. Chester Ciea-r.
New elO&kS Chester clex<.
New dress goods Chester CleIvy..
Lace curtain pets; bss sale Cle2ss
Plash sale Chester Ciesry-
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TOElAS SINGERMAH { Co,
Front and Columbia SITS.
Clothing Dept.

To those looking for a good. rsliahl
suit OF clothes, an ovsrooat, or aacad
pair Of pants, made by CUSTOM
TAILoRs, Of arss-elass material. with
Inning asd trimmings to match. We
respectfully invite TO can upon Us.
We dislike newspaper sblowing.''
None more 50. Bus We can truthtally
say that no loase on the Pacific Coast
carries larger or f'ner selected stock
OF Meas. Youths, Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing than We do, and our
prices We guarantee TO be the lowest.
For a good-atang. all wool cassi-
mer sack salt you pay SIS This for a
reliable business suit we cali most rea-
sOnAhle; and from that price up to SIC
We can give you your choice of over
40 different lines. At SIG per suit We
sell silk-mixed all wool worssed
lined with silk serge. any sire FROM 81
to a. chest, and as natty and stylish
suit as any one wants. For the
same price Black Diagonal worsted
Al Wool Sack Suit. : Getaway Suits
of the same goods 81 higher. We
could hn the paper with prices. butt
would only tire you to read them all
and puzzle you to remember. Call on
US and you will be politely shown our
oek.
Our Boys and Chadren's stock is
now very complete. and we would
like to show them to the ladies. This
department is on the second floor.
reached by an elevator. A comfort
allie large room, with plenty of light,
and the lowest prices.
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MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS,

Furniture and low lease for two years of
good fourteenroom lodging house for s140o
We have the best investment for $1,000
In rent faying property in the city.
Two choice builling lots in BGrke's Sec
ond addition for $500 each
Sn all farm or garden tract of 10 acres on
water front, Lake Washington, improved
and on county road, for 5000
Brewery for sale, good water and good
location, $3.50
Tannery with latest improved machinery,
two acres OF improved land. splendid or
chard, a fine teD-rsoIn, hard finished resi-
dence, barn, and q perpetual deed to
magnificent waterpower. TasneTy is on
line of railroad and on salt water, and is in
successful operation. Price. 800: part
cash. Water power Is " nth this
For anything in this list or anything you
may want 90 10
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PERSONAL.

Hon L C. wheeler. mayer of East Rox
land, Or gon, is AZ the Occidental "
NJ. J, =. Rurdick aud wife ieayc this
morning on au extended trip 10 the East,
aud viii be ahSeat from the city shout two
months.
Mr.. J, r. AcNaught leaves sunday 10
Join his family. aue will srcnd the holt
DAYS at Bloomington, H. lie VIII be ao-
sent from the eity about three months.
Il is Colonel Thomas Ii Csun. now. II
y0u please. Tie was appointed lieutenant
cutgigcl On the governors sfaff. not lieufeu-
ant. ~ = tyPesrs pAicsl error msGc IL yes
tcrtiAy
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BREyITIEs.

A marriage license was granted for En-
est W. French and Miss Ada " Trout man.
both Of Dewatto. yesterday.
IL was quarterly pension day in Clerk
Lsdgerwood's Office yesterday, and the
clerks were kept busy all day filing out
pension certificates.
Contractor Watson. who has been build
ing the new Snohonish bridge on the Seat
tie, Lake shore & Eastern. expects TO have
the structure ready for traffic across IL by
December 10.
The First Presbyterian church, corner
Second and Madison streets, will give q
social to the members and congregation to-
night A fine musical programme viii be
rendered and refreshments will be served
by the ladies' Admission free.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Mary T. PeFley brought in
90 sacks Of oats from the samish yesser
day afternoon,
The steam Schooner jeanne arrived from
Tacoma yesterday, and IS under the bunk
e's receiving coal for san Francisco
me tug Tacoma arrived Ia port yester.
Gay morning from Cape Flatiery, 10 which
posnt sac lowed the ship Dashing Wave.
M1en with lumber taken on at Tacoma.
lne Iug viii return 10 the latter port to-
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ADJUSTMENTS,

Boston QCtSfgTTE CLuB.-The Savannah
NeiEs says of the prima donna who will
sing tomorrow night 81 Fryer opera
house:
Savannah will always be ready with a
welcome for such a singer as the prima
donna. Miss Carpenter, is At the matinee
she sang two selections. In response to
an enthusiastic encore TO the first she
sang Geunod's "sereuade.' and to the
secoud Streleizki's Dreams Last night
she sang scene and Ronso" from Ven
zauo. aud IIilo's spanish Bolera" Each
time she was eneored, aud after having
twice appeared, the audience still ap-
piauded, the director was compelled TO
announce that Miss Carpenter would not
sing again
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PROBABLY S,vED FBaN RCIS.--A Mrs
Quinn. ef violent disposit on. living near
Lake Uuion. aud her daughter Mamie,
made Justice S0sierherSs coHr; room In
teFestiuE yesterday. The mother had
threatened IL XII the girl aud bad driven
her sway from home. and the girl accused
her mother ~ druaksnness and cruelty.
Msmic. who j. - years ED aud fairly
DRESSED. was charged win stealing ring.
eHi THIS was eSSly explained away
Fell known uhilanihropic laty OF this CITY
fWas allowed go take charge 81 the girl, and
IL j. thought Maaic vii develop into =
v0ai aud uscfat woman Il she will stay
With her beueia-treSs Both she and 4
uarspanlop. Maggie McCleilanG. are said Ia
have ts-en locked w ia a noora ahosrd the
Olympiau Sunday night.
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NOTICE.

SEATTLE. W. T., Dec l.
On account of the prevalence OF small
pox in Portland. Tacoma aud various other
neighboriuz cities the health officer and
committee on health of the city council
deem IL necessary to afixise al who have
not been vaeeinAted within the last six
years 20 Re vaceiBsied At their earliest con
venience. r NJ EAMFS. MD,
Medical Officer Of Health.
JOSEPH GREEN.
r J. BURNS
D = DURIE.
Committee on Health
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TREY WANT 70 CONE HsRE.-Mr. Arthur
lawson said In the auditors Office yester-
say That In addition 10 the many lines o!
oe,iress which might dpd locatton Ia Sc
suIe II there were more buildiugs to a.
sSonln'oJate them. he could name the big
sSAFy apparatus tirm OF C. e. Wickson. Of
M ~ francisco, who are rated az ss0,eNO
= aI 1900, cave asked him to be sun aud secure
Years
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oN hsG rRIAL rBIr-rhe Y ". Pariy,
: ae~ side-Wbeel steamer huilt az Ut>a.
.Aly' made trial trip betwccn Port Town
senI and this poyi YESTERDAY The depart
~ i'ofe Fort Townsend WAS made az %
=, s ~; AID The steamer arrived IN Sca.lie
,.se p IN. Considering the heavy head
WHO prevailing on the rasSaeg tp. retv,srk
seey good time was made by enc ncw hsaf
~, ~ tGFdy viii b. employed ca the Sksg!t
ia',.' IN The 5oheiug trade and In towing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-05
l Rare Chance to secare \ Long
Established business

Il is probable that the music business OF
she late n ". Prentice Of Portland. Or
viii ne disposed Of b private sale 4 bet
ter opportunity foE busins a wei Adyer-
Used. profitable bnsiue>s - net often pre-
senfed, embracing. a. II does. such agencies
a. the celebrated Weber and Emerson
pianos aaG Estey eFxsns in addition Ia q
carefully selected stock ct sheet music and
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