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The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

rrci.h, for Will. Rivcr CITY Is now
coming In by way Of Mccscr. The
fr.l:li,crs claim that II Is much nearer
10 reach lower White river points than
t,y WAY OF t'tc~.anc~.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

James 10 fos'}, dealer Ia ladies' and
gents line silk andsrrchiefs. crepe.
shawls. scarfs, Il 10. prices call on
China jim"
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15
~rnA,Is on ~rsLxs.

From the pmises Of the under
signed one IL gray y.arlinG colt
branded e oar ' shoulder win pay
$40 for his recoxy. BES NICHOLS.
MgsxER, Col; Nov. 3, 1883.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

just received ut J. ". iIugus 4 Co. s
100 suits clothes. ranging In price from
5000 TO $500. Call aud examine
goods before they arc sized out.
Also full line Of gents ncckwear In
all the latest styles.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Atou, iw0 Inches OF snow greeted The
inhabitants this u. IN. and our lons, I'M
interrupted spell Of good weather has
apparently come Ia an end.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

The Rawlins Journal SAYS Vic tnsea
Pacific will build from Ra~hns 10
McoScr. The Journal is In "A r~is'on
10 know whereof 1, speaks
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Why don't OWNERS OF houses In Mecse'
add 10 the beauty. comfor; and lasting
qualities OF their homes by more
literal use Of the painters brush.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Rnad oyrrseer sam Martin has bul''
n substantial bridge over Coai creek al
the poin, where the new upper Whi'e
river roai crus-., thai stream.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Postmaster Houston Is fast develop
ing into MI expert wing shot. J. V. ic'
c.iyrd n new gun last evening and ~A'
on, uryin. 1t b, break Of dAy this morn
Ing,
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Another lot Of choice cigarette ant
fancy smoking and chewing tobacco.
Just received ut llouston's.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

". j. tcmp's ST. Louis Lager Bccl
on draugh, ut the Cabinet Sample
Room.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Drugs. medicines. oils. paints. and
everything in the drug line at J. W.
llugus Is Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

VIVA, s;icketh closer than brother
A postage stamp. BY gum.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Sweet Apple Cider 50c per gallon at
the Cabinet sample Room.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

One thousand pounds Of free, buck.
wheat. received this week. nj J. W.
lIugus i Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Why Is II dangerous 10 SO out la the
spring. Because the trees shoot. the
flowers have plsiils and the buirush Is
out
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Music every night a, the Cabinet
Sample Room.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Mc.sf,. A. j. Gregory. W. II. Clark
and II. 81. Ds,Itass started for Glen
~o1d Tu-aiay morning. They went
over for the purpose o, INDUCING In the
luxury o: n vasc. bath. with n little
private business Oh the side.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Word comes from ricc-aBcc 10 the
effect that there arr q number Of hide
J,i' mitlo. hunters operating among
the deer GA upper ficc.ancc. As these
parties arc supposed 10 lie taking the
mca, out toward Glcnwocd /, might lie
well Tor the Rifle club TO keep a look out
-ur them
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15
|tSO.OOO

To loan on lint proved ranch property
at low rate y interest.
TSngrTs \ GnHooEY.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

One blue roam marc, weighing 1850.
branded on left shoulder and
on left thigh. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying charges.
Apply to James Goff. Flag creek.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Patcn, medicines Of NIL kinds at j. v.
1Iouston's.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Go 10 iicus;on's for drugs and patent
medicines.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Manitou Mineral Water and Appolin
arts Water ut the Cabinet Sample Room
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Old Planet Whisky. Spring 81, at the
Cabinet Sample Room.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Tie ctieiai count gives Judge Ge'ee'
I.O7i majority.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

s.rs.,.. s.lat.. ."a saddles
J. W. Hug \ Co will now close out
their entire xpck Of harness and sad
dlery At reduj ID prices. The stock Is
new and cOuSbts Of eighteen set double
draft harness blk Sc, double buggy har-
ness and s', ZEN cowboy saddles. All
of the l,est dsnufac,urs. Call and ex-
anime tho I'D 70 and prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

In the next four years everybody will
bc provided for-the Republicans will
sc, the appointments and tho Demo-
Gratis the dlsaploininrnis.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15
aA4a VoK SALE.

Located a miles below White River
City; title 5tsrt. For further partic.
ulnrs inquirvatI uE HERALD Office.
The Meeker herald., 1888-12-15

Iucatan at Houston 8.
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BRKvYT1KN.

Tho xsenmer wi;isueise VII fnish her
cargo Of coal this evening snd sail fer s4a
Ysnessco-
Anew crank shass fsr ne steamer Edsfh
4 being fnrncd cat - the Washington
Iron works.
The steamer Prrier arrived On time
yesterday morning. havinx abxat sixty
IONS u freight and sosd kss Of rssseu-
gers
the pisisx under the northern spprna1h
% the Ocean dock IL beiux genened, tfsr
old psiing hayinG been eaten oE b. the
toseao.
The funessI III the late Captain ". y.
Nunrse viii take pikcc from The Congress.
tsSnas chnreh tosnsrow aft~rnoon ~ :
O'Clock
The Orcron Improvement eomp&ay's
mill was rrusirrd and STARTED up yssf<f.
day = usual II viii run night aud day
until fhe rush for lumber sHbssdes
Fst. 7. Killofsn. = 1enSphorrmsn Who
fs sis sna iai n him.sif Is sboui % bling
4 libel suif against the shfp for 900 dam.
The aepos bniidinx It The Mn street end
of the seattle, Lake shore 4 EASTERN Rail
war 10 shout completed. II u BY no
means prctentious structure. =, pst VII "a.
ready 20 build lis contemplated terminal
buildings
The commencement exercises Of tho
Aeadauy OF the Holy Names, took riaee
Yesterday afternoon. and were satisfarfory
III the highest degree. and the school closed
an tbe last Monday In August. The pro-
ernmme OF the commencement exercises
viii appear sunday Iacrning.
BERNARD FeathefstoSe yesterday began
suit IN the district court 10 recover . deed
frpn i. W. Edwards. for II aefss near
smiths cove. The ylxiniin alleges thai he
curshase price. e4oe. aud has not since
beer able ~ obtain payment
During his present visit 10 THE eastern
sfssrs Judge Eurke win endeaxor to faake
his financial arrangements for the con
strucsion OF large brick block on bis See
nud street property directly east Of the
os,era house. The iudge hopes 70 get the
buildiue under cover this fall.
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SHIPS IN PORT.


s.xsn,.~u o~..c y...sa. a. S.>,s,.
'e' w..,. :" '
ihsre were seventeen ecran Vessels ana
STEAMERS in this port yesterday, one Of
which saiies. during the day. loaded with
l,r,hs, y4n.sa ~ rh..s a-s h.,. .,,n,
-. -. -. -, - =. -
49, t' "ssS
'ens Following are The names OF the YES
sells;
shin Frederick Billings. cxp,xin Sfap,es
r.S,.t ., IA ! IN IN. ~ nal
-. -. - ,s-.s . -,
ta~a',''na WA i"f Ssn AZ "esS
seattle dassssrgsng baitsss-
ship lyanhos. sartsis Carter. chartered
% l"sa : 90 tons Of hssck Diamond Dis
ship spartan. espssin Naixrssn Polite. 70
Lad ssss tous Black Diam sssl coal In the
ssream.
Ra-k tieymznls. Captain Griffin, 10 lsssd
issa sous black Diamond coal In ihe
ss-can-
Ship Richard III. Captain AeIn;yrc. m
der the shatrs ioaiiDg I7ao son. Black
diamond cosI
Slsip Ahnes caharn. CarsAia Slekles,
chartered 10 Load 3sssa tors 81 Fvanklin eual
f.sr fise Oregon improvement cssny.sny. h
The sfrrans
ship Crrss Naxss.la CAPTAIN EfaJhS-l.
esassenns 20 lssass $50 tens af onaI .sAr TIE
oregon Improvement Colay&sY. In the
.ss@ssn.
sAip Palmyra. Captain Nlaa;. - load
Szo taax ef essf fo- the OErga5 Impresc-
ssss-Hst gsssaraisE
rsrk 4, Il ysan1x. fsptx,n Rsre "a fa.a..
isss tons If Ffaaktia ca. .ar Eie UTeE..n
Improvements sssszeKsaFsx
tsz-kealisse boar SAITH. Captain o. gas
lei unsser shArf<r - carry IS sosss ef coal
Nai ASK had - lazaer TN the ,,ss-sen
s,-s,la
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AN EXCELLENT PROGRAMME


Last night, at UnIon Hall, the hours sped
eheerily away under the inspiring songs
and lively speeches by members and
friends of the Blue Ribbon club. The
--grand opening was ~ . number OF la
,iirs and gentlemen. who gave with har-
moplous vim, from the front door steps of
the hail, several lively songs, thus attract.
lug crowds that lined the sidewalks, and
afterwards filed the hall President Rev
CLARK H. Davis made one OF his nsasfeyiy
Appeals, during which be had made q map
showing the location and number Of sa-
loons sll seattle. Within very small area
he found eighty seven. besides the .Aquiet''
enes not gcnerniiy recognized ~ common
LIQUOR sellers by the very lowest average
recsipts Of these saloons he indicated how
much Of seattle money was sent away 10
California, Kentucky and eastern markets
for the purchase OF that stuff that neither
feeds nor clothes the men who use It, lie
closed with the sentiment, Down with
the saloons and up with the maa" ttbe
trinkrr) The song. .'saye the boy was
then exquisitely rendered by Mrs. Mitch
ell. On d cali by the chairman fer two.
minute speerhes Judge :. n. Nroonaf ne
sponded. telling how the saloons help 70
Distribute money for payment Of expenses
Involved In the drinking habits of com
muuities. Chaplain Reese spoke Of The
amount Of Of Drunkenness in seattle. he
having Oh Thursday alone counted on the
streets In the business portion more than
100 ininxicets-d men. Miss Cora fiaysen
and Miss virn weiitnan then sang the
duet. Eve De Not Mean to Live single"
and were loudly appiandea, They gave
s'Tfred' for ma encore. After Few re
marks By stranger. W. W. Thayrr spoke
of The moral hefoism la the matter OF
signing The temperance pledge. Mrs.
Mitchell sang the sole Of .fhe spider aud
the Fiy" with fine effect, after which a
number Of msu slgned the pledge aud
donncd the blue ribbon. The meeting was
one Of the bsst of the series. and q VIII be
followed by another next Friday evening.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
A Sealed Verdict Returned In In,
Soderber9 Case


SoderberG Case
All OF yesterday morning was taken ap In
the district court with The argument In the
cs-e 81 Justice soderl.erg. charged with
keeping place Of business open on sun.
day An hour aud quarter was allotted
30 each side. Prosecuting Attorney Ron.
aid made si,e argument for the prosecution
aui Colonel Iiaines aud Judge Hail for the
defense. The eese was given 20 the Jury
shartEy after O'Clock. after coiaprehen
sisr charge by Chief Justice Jones The
jury had not fetufacd al o o'els,ck last
evening when eoarf adjourned aud were
instructed
To BRING ~ sFkLsp VERDICT
Today IL they reached conclusion before
this morning. The jury arrived AZ yer.
diet ahauf al hour later aud IL viii be-
brought into court This morning.
Justice >sicEbcrxs trial, on
THE FIVE fxpisrvgNrS
Charging Aim with exfartion, then esue
up. He admitted thar he bad universally
charged = fifiy cent fee for making On
order .us3seatiing Judgment aud main
tanned thai he Was legally entitled to Do 50
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald then began
10 snslyze some al the ensries sn seier.
dismissed Territorial and city Ceases for
gambling upon the payment Of a fine IN
the city case aud costs iIi both eases. The
natter
PROMISED 10 HEcosE - TEDIOUS
That the court rantinged the ease, giving
the prosecution uniii this noon TO make 3
written statement Of facts and the defense
until Tuesday narning 10 ftic exceptions
HEAVY SENTENCE.
Duncan Mcdonald. committed for obtain.
tanning money under falls, rrrsensrs by
psxsing - ing machine TIA: did not he
iosig 10 him. was sentenced 10 two years
and three months imprisonment Ia the
Territorial peaiteB;isry.
The case OF wiiliara Wright, indicted for
assauiting Dennis Nibon
vITH KNIFE
with the intention Of doing him holly
harm was tried aad submitted Ia the Jury
lust before court adjourned A sealed yer
diet viii he brought In this racrnins. Both
inca were employees at seafs' Livery stable.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.


when tie Rapfse ecuventssn u.s called
% nr'zsr yesterday - Tsensna- mi cali
sheSe1 SIS seven delegates srfnss1y yesz-
cal Fran fEtnsy seven churches. TIE
Dzzs<zfsh rsanrsa was received.
The ssscrss As sszezfed shcw h.sssssss
- is<ter ix-, experiences Is. total. -. Dsx-
raiss~i- 4: death. u letter. s.: exclusive. =
Se,s churches add. 70. Tusa, ne. xxts.
- Namn<r ssss yc.r. -. presezf nu1a-
The essnanssfser on spisxsaas ,iserxsrre ~
po-ssd thr0sys Rev. J. Frieany, strongly
seeorsnrHdtax the enrozraxersent a sac
fszrfSr B1pfza, the various Denomination
rar<rs and The p4Pers Published hy TIE
American Psp<zss fszhsirAtsoz scci<sy
kex- = r. basss. editor of the p.efEr
Rcfsfsf. fheu pressed tho question of en-
isFxsnx his paper and making II weekly.
and rafssd &c on . cash <aAesdy TO secsnr
the weekly edition Thea followed 4 issax
diarfs1ton concerning church publ
cations
AFTERNOON SESSION.
fse following resolutions wx-s presented
Hssrsas, The Pn-es SQUAD Association
Dow is.elades churches syer four hundred
miles distant from each other BIZ the near
81 rrsefieafsse route Of srarei. and
HA<r-ss. We have within the present ter
ritorial limits .: least thrre distinct eosa-
sn<rrsai eeRters. sbcszs which the hs,sfrse~s
Of the country rryosye~. therefore :
kszstrsd. That ne believe the traext In
tereS.s Of Baptist ehurrhex are be<f -
cured b grouping them Ehauf their vari
GUS business eentres ~ much as urmb hers
and traiity viii permit
k>~sfrod. That We believe the division Of
our association 1t .he present zine fasa
two rarts by line along the northern
boundary ID Pierce and Mason counties
ssuld sscare fuiler representation n oar
annual meetings aud enable our smaller
churches . s1ars the honor Of entertaining
the association. therefore,
Res4irea. That lefsers Of dismissal be
hereby granted 10 all churches north Of the
ilnr above designated expressing their de-
sire Tar dismissal ~ this association or
Sling their request before October LIST, ISIS.
aud tha, the clerk Issue letters a soon as
applied for.
The association took recess Of half an
hour and raised the entire debt Of SEQ
hanging over the association. The doxsio-
gy MAS sung A. Q song of praise and Rev
Banks then led In q prayer OF fhanksgiy.
ting. Rev. W. A. Nsckey and Rev. X H.
thcafie. visiting pastors OF Tacoma were
introduced aud congratulated the associa-
ton upon It's grand success. Adjourned
THE EVENING SESSION
Was devoted 10 discussion of the eInca-
tsenai question. and much interest was
manifested An appeal Was made for the
Baptist college at Coifax, which was re-
ported in financial distress. II needs s2se
70 enable Il to complete its building. and
indeed 10 keep IL from being sold for debt
This matter was deferred until Tomorrow.
and committee of five appointed 10 con
sidcr ways and means. aud, II these be a
hand. where aud when 10 build . college
In the western part Of the territory.
Missions and sunday schools viii be
discussed tomorrow
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- Drsrcr~so. June is.-fsI'D~fre 4
-. tersenrer IIss of the ssesmes Mexicc
s1Tllnx se-asf
- rsx townsend Edith Jgaes, VIVA
49, es,d wife. " 4 Beaessss. r. " Bsr-
- n 3. E.aad vita. and enldf g. UsAa.
~ Il sarssiz zad two eh.szren, Mis-
GsYIs Mis- fInrk-
- sesffst -Nisx A. T. Doans. VI rinsern
~ Nr5rxss. Mr. }. q Weusx, Mrs >.
Ssii;sns' ". ". Gordon. r. c. Crs<3deck.
Gsi.~- Morrill,. Chss. 3. Fafso1as, G.. p Fl
-. Mr.. ~ YyuHg. VI B. mckinney,
m \. cagl. Mr.. ~ l. Lynch, Mar rprsy.
: 7--,.5s- Cooper. MR. c. G. Mitchell. Mrs &.
S.~ ns,pd George Van Karen. J. f,eisr:ss,
M yoanson. Mr. A. Bu4Sra, r. L yoizn-
-. &. D. snyder.
~ Taxsfua- fsw6IEan ard VITA,
n. Ran, r. II. wsEssx, E1ayfoss Ai1rzEgs
~ xiie, O. r. Armstrong and wife.
Tor Victoria Miss Morton, Mss HeiIsy,
]. stephenson. T. - Harvard ard
wifs. Mrs T. Fowler, Mr.. Dayis snd
Sssrhfer. Charles Huslsr. Mr.. J. Muller
m itf1at. :. j. Sweeney. T. n. Ge3frey
p X. Gilbert J. smith. r. wiseman-
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HE WANTS GoRE.


- 1ro0p 1hRRooeos - KIM to CsuW
~ she nsyusrs-
A Earde-ens xs~Anss xxs ruunsfxea =
liverpool IKE, the nate cs sAe sseanxf
E1zaA HARVARD. Il she city dsrx yexs<r.
dsy ssxnfux b. srssnr. who stsA<kri
him with rszar. SD attempted 10 ess his
threat y ss~xns that On ws<sne~aas. -
Ire HAyvGi ans evening from Tarszsaa- =
fesicw n,p<arsd "a ssart naunx Tie re-
senrsr~ vse sefrsrs - PAY his fare. He
tod Tie 9zzrser be had
REx-Ex HIS Psxsssx
Al The var cut frpm ne e~rs, and IL wsasd
be = y-<r psssxstets ~ establish 10 rssu-
nenee yssfns nsx. ne pH-xer rrp<sr.r-d
the cas- 70 Esrtxla 6. u. Parker. slaA the
captain s<s7yse<i the steamer aszss a-l~~s-z
the rea-s 70 pet fsse tramp nssaore IN =
srzsll hsat The seilDw ssxsk the matter ss
. hnge JOKE Rafii he wss artaasIy l.assesf
90 tsse hezrh- He pct Bis hand into b .
innnss. Ga6 after ihrswsax ssfss-cerst
pseve oaf iase tise Sand - prove that be
did Bot care Dor sao7ey. hs commenced
4 rIxsnE or sxrsx
90 vie that the atmosphere be<1ene haze
He declared be uouid kin the snafe on
sight. aud showed his eAy1~sseess by
throwing an ifnlacase rock as the Officer
- G< <t1rE8 TAX 10 me k(fAsBef. 10
back and close that fellows mouth -
shouted the captain. bat the once. did
not ea-e to resa.n to the beach, WHERE
fae angry tramp was ksdicd with rocks
The stranger then turned the viai< Of his
wEsfs oH the passengers on hoard the
steamer. AID - drown his stsisc. The
captain kef-s the whistle blowing until the
mate gat "a beard and the steamer vas
again under heAdxay.
Being landed On q strange and inhas-
risas,se beach ia q ssrunxe essaatyy. with
cut food ~ shelter, 10 nsls thu ns~s pleas
ant situation In the world. and this man.
In particular,
DID yor APPRECIATE m
However, he rcarhed seattle. and ye<ser-
day morning pounced upon the male wiki
q razor. and would have eus his throat bat
for TIE timely interference Of deck hand.
After icing foiied Ia bis attempt II murder.
he left the wharf. swearing dire yeageanee
upon Liverpool Ike The oficer did not
have his wousdrhe assassin arrested. he
eaHse he did not want TO lose the time re-
auired 10 appear against him Tie tramp
seems 10 have
BLOOD ~ MIS- EYE.
And the officers of the Hayward VII keep
good lookout for him. rs there Is no teil-
ing hen he may swosp down on one OF
ftena. He declares he viii kid all hands,
from the captain down To deck hand. be-
fore he finishes the task be has undertaken
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y u xasuzvS ErDcay. Hnl1e exr3Ekfvszy
FRS Hressx xna R1rs<
= - -
hb c<xe0 uAss
II b 10 only recnsy kacwa 70 &c vu<sd
fS.s ~ exr- x~< r~rra $1,000, xzs..~s
- = - -
- g W
u c11e8 1efeux1na kac1Enf<sM. Cancer.
Srrosuia, ana r<AeF h5oed Ssscases Aer<sesurs
..-..sa-,.~s ,.----.ns- :, x.~.~..
r..,.-a 49,. ,,,-,.,,. 49, +, Il - -.
..----s = >
-. = " - - ~
~ tt United otxtex, - aunfc We arp<oa
- ~s>s-r..-.s ~ /. g.
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NEW VESSELS.
The Onicist Measurements of Two
NsM Srlsopuers.

Deputy Collector 81 Customs FfsHk II
winslnw has been measuring couple %
new vessels during the past fes days, and
has kindly furnished the official figures for
publication. Tae frsi was four mas,ed
schooner built ~ Hall. Brothers. Of Pert
Biakcis. for Captain larsen aud Others. Of
san Francisco. aud Is TO be launched on
the 18th instant Her offictai aifneasare-
ment ia as follows Registered tcasth.
I7u.2 feet. registered breadth. s5.t feet /.
registered depth, III: gross tonnage, SO. "a
tons; registered tonnage tas II tons
hlThe other vessel measured WAS the fhrrc.
rnastcd steam schooner. built by Thos. "
Peterson. ~ Port Madison. for q ! Hins
DALI and Others, of san Francisco. which
Will be launched IN about two weeks. Her
Official asinieasuremeni WAS a. follows
Registered length, i7s.s feet; registered
hreadth SIS; registered depth 81 hold, 1875:
xross tonnage. s4asS tons. registered t,ti-
mage. sic q tons. she viii so 10 san Fran
cisco under sail, and receive her marhin-
cry a. that plaes.
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Miss 10 Livingstone has been quite III
for several days.
Mr.. L.twis A. Moryenstern, advance rep
reseptatiye Of Gus WiilIafas' Comedy Com
papy spent yesterday IN seattle. Arranging
II the appearance Of bis company.
Captain and Mrs. X. " DE Lion. OF
Pom Townsend, are In the city visiting
their daughter, Miss Amelia DE Lion. who
4 sifensing The Academy OF Holy Names.
Mr.. e. J. Freygsng. for the past eight OF
nine years head salesman IN the hardware
house 81 james Campbell. leaves this
morning on a visit to his old home IN In
dsana aud Michigan.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded NJ the Auditor
0ArA YestNra~w

Fifteen deeds were fled for record at
the Auditors Office yesterday. sggregafinE
81, ze3. an average Of sfss.0. Following is
the list:
Theresa Zweifelhafer to Arthur Devae.
the WI Of the SCI. Of the swl. Of sec 10.
Up IS N,R4E. Sit<o
Carl l. Nelson 10 Andrew Nelson. lot S.
block II. Eastern addition. siaoo
Joseph Campbell TO samuel Campbell.
lots and !, block 4, Rose addition, 800.
Edwin j. Kimbaii 10 Walter J. Thornp-
son, the E,s of the Nwi,. the WI Of the
Me-. the r. Of the MEL, and the II, Of
the SCI, Of sec II. Up n y, Sc, $ssp
Austin A. Bell 10 Matthew McElroy, lot
IL. block %. second addition. $50
Sutelife Baxter TO Mary Fletcher, 10
acres in scc .. Up 3 \. "a Z, $500
Mrs X. Z. Hathaway to George Dorfiel.
lots !. 2. 5. 4 and S. block ., LAWYERS add
ton. so.
ingehsrg Grimsoth TO Owen Nahon. lot
6. block ?. Anderson's supplemental plat Of
block OF an addition laid OF by y. 9.
Denny guardian OF the estate OF J. H..
Homestead receipt to John weoding for
lot Z, the NJ of the SEsS and the Swis Of
the NJ. az see II tpsl N.rsE. So
A. b. Lleweiiyn 10 David W. Baker. lot 4,
block Z, Madison street addition.
A. A. Niskerson 70 W: Z. Jackson, lot !,
block :, Ross second addition, s20.
United States to Theresa zweifeIhofer,
the Sell Of the Swi4 Of sec To- tp 81 y, I
Z. so
samuel woodman to =. ]. Grant. lots II,
IA. Is and Is. block !, Sarah B. iesier's first
addition, t1sD0.
Bridget Campbell TO James Campbell.
lot !, block los. in that portion of seattle
laid on by A. A. Denny To connect with
Ierry's second addition, 81
JASPER Compton to John {. Grayson. lots
. and 10. block u, Phinney's addition, s7oa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16
A FINE SHOWING.


The following statement IL worthy OF
study and careful consideration 1t Is the
official statement of the city finances for
the year pss:. according 10 the books of the
city clerk. and Is very gratifying. as I,
shows a net increase In the cify's wealth OF
tls.oias2. while the expenditures for city
Improvements were never 40 heavy e. dur.
Ing the time covered by the statement the
year past.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-16
THEY'RE ALL COMING.
Invitations Accepted 60 Attend the
Celebration Here.

&c. wes,hcn. chief Of the Vancouver.
". r.. Gre department., writes the seere-
sary Of the Fourth OF July committee -
fellows; "in reply 10 your circular No. l,
dated June 1. tSSs will state that VIC have
unc hose team in Training and Issopose
- ~ - Che Oncca Ctfs Ia carry oE the
issrvls, The captain al the ham requests
ne b say that nc hopes % set fair,
esuare deal Ia .he competition. and 20
thai end. tomrany ~. National Guard OF
Washington. VIII accompany the tsam 20
assert their rigitS"
Tie SECRETARY 81 the eommtftee Also ~
cslsrd the following reriy FROM the tair
denisa Sa-itiy 81 Nrw Westminster, u. g.
70 an Invitation - participate IN the
t0erth 81 tuiy exercises, ..Hs srzSf't YOUR
hind Invitation iur tho Fourth 81 grk
With rrtss pleasure. We hci.e 70 arrive
taere by the s;esuee frcsnsez from Nss-
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