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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-28
THE FIRE ORDINANCE.
Chief Collins Tells Why IL Is Not
Eigidiy Enforced.

Comp Slnts haze been rife OF late thai
liitie Or no attention Was being paid e. the
provisions 81 the ordinance establishing
Gre nmis= and prescribing the lsmits Ia
which wooden haiiaings shall not be 6ugls
enlarged. ~ scpasred Tlese limits extend
from the center - Washington street. west
to the alley west Of Commercial and Trout
streets, 90 diversity street. east en- Tni-
vefsitg street 10 the alley west 81 Thssd
street iheace spnik 10 Min street thence
east e. the alley west Of Fifth street. thence
south on fifth 10 Washington.
Among the complaints made were the
follow ing W u Iumis. in violation Of
the FRS limits ordinance, has raised "a
wooden building on South second street
aud built two stores under H.
J. W Hunt. on the same street. has rils
ia \ small wfssIsu siore next 10 his shop
using part OF the odd blacksmith shop IN
the construction ~ the building
Geo, q. kistinger has raised his tniliinz
on Washington street aa1 - putting a
basement under Il, "a be used a. q beer
ball or a restaurant.
The above arc a few OF the complaints
which have been made. and Ia order to
place the blame. II blaine there be. for
these violations Of the ordinance. a re-
porter was detailed 10 see Mr.. Josiah Col
Aus, JF,. and learn from him the facts
Nj Collins said
''in sill eases y here persons haye applied
10 rae fol permission 10 raise. Improve or
construct wooden bnilglngs within the
tire ilf.is-. I have uniformly refused. tell.
lag them {. At the city council was the
only body sith power 10 grant such per
mitA- IN the eEsa Of Mr., Hunt 81 which
yen speak, / went aud had a warrant
sworn out iof his arrcs; for violation Of the
ordinance hslt he applied 10 the council
for permit. got u, aud thai let me 0uf. !
also sWoTe out a warrant for the arrest Of
Mr.. CeWle, but he, too, got a Irermit from
the eeuHcil aud was Ioaerless 10 act To
tbs case 81 kittengef. l went 10 the city
attorney 81 get warrant, the attorney
asked me 10 wait autll he could consult
ii4e mayer ! waited, and the attorney iR-
formed Inc that fAe hne aud water com.
mit'ee % The c0antil hsd been seen, and
bad consented IL grant As kitteuger q
permit 10 construct his basement, and -
Il goes Just as long A. the council makes
laws and thea grants permits for people "a
break them, just So long viii The officers
te poWetlsss 30 compel thesr enforcement
For ny part. believe IN repeating every
arsiiHanee fhat the ely Is unable 10 en-
force. ., that all may be treated exactly
allie
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THE PAPER CARNIVAL.
Arrangements for the Grace Hospital
fsrnsftf.

The committees In charge Of the arrange.
nlen;s fos the paper carnival Ia be given
the latter part OF next month for the ben
cit Of Grace hospital, met last evening and
selected tie following ladies 10 assign the
characters OF the various courts,
American court = Mrs. Anderson. Mrs
blaine, Mrs BaHe nnd Mrs Baxaey
These ladies viii meet this evening at
: +. NJ
Spanish eanri--Miss Meydenhausr and
Miss Moore. Meetings viii b. held at 5 o.
m Thursday evening.
English euurt-~MiSs Wilson. RcheArsnls
viii be held AZ p m Tuesday evenings
Chiidren's diyiS8an-Mrs. q Moore and
Mrs. Reich. They via meet ct , p. m. to-
day.
III participants arc requested TO be
punctgAl In their attendance Kings,
queens, knlghts, fairies, etc, make up the
three grand divisions. No masks viii be
worn. There will be several sue tahIcaux
aud one Of the features OF the carnival will
he the dancing II the minnef. a ierpsi-
ehoraa exercise Of four centuries ago.
c H. nillon. Of saa Francisco, has the ar.
engagements Ia charge.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deed. Recorded at the Anditor'-
once Yesterday

oaiy 10 deeds werc filed Tor record a. the
auditors efsiee yesterday. aggrcgatins sii,-
IS. an average II stRsa.so eacA Following
Is the lis,
Jason q CaEhln 10 ,. A. Partis. portion OF
lot IN SNs % Sws, 81 SNtl Of sec %
fp. y y. rs :. containing Is sssres, 500
Aurciis i Hicks 70 , J Lane. lot TO-
block !. Hicks's addition 81
Christian c Plough to G c caikias and
v. 2 Meei. :" Of sM d SCI. 6 fp- =
y, RtE. s8sa
h. Fcaiherztoae to Thomas II. Canrbgll
and James DogsEsa. u acres in Sef. "a. Tr
AN, R8E. s7sns
ri. Yeslsr aaa K NJ Crawford 10 Fred.
= sander, io's /. .. 5 sud {, block q. Yes
ier's second addition. quit claim. 500
sarah T. f.Gss - ksgvr : Greene. lots l.
1. S aud :. block 81. TcrFy's addition, 81
United states ~ carlos insersGn. <M q
SCI $ n. p \. e. y. sac.
carries ingsrso1i - Daniel J HeieMcrf.
Sw ~ see = lp an. ~, slso
~e<t Ceasf Gmprns sfaens Company 70 Y
n Hickman. ltsts :. s 9. te Il. II, II. "a. rs.
81. n and - block =. Gilman PARK. sis0
James MrNauehf 20 Isaac Never. lots -
and 10 block a.. aud lnfs :. 2. II and Y.
biaek S. lass ssceud addition. 81
sucrsntY's FsaSsYEBs
Comparatively few Instruments xcFs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-28

wRITISG ~ TRE c0USTRY-Mr John
Muir. Of Califosula. the famous explorer
and descriptive writer. for whom the Mulr
glacier 10 Alaska was named, aud Mr.
william Keith. the weii.known artist. ara
spending few DAYS ia and about seattle,
TBey ara employed 81 furnishing dgserip.
tive matter aud sketches for a publication
entitled Picturesque California. aud she
Pacific states aad Tcreltprless Il viii b.
afs.ga. The size aud sssfaeub at si1ailaf 70
Aprlefan's picturesque America, bat
VIII D. devoted exclusively 10 this caasf.
THESE gentlemen are seeking information.
and while her, viii visit sneqnaifnie Pals.
fha .akes. forests and yarieiss parts of IN
forest They arr guests 81 Attorney Cen
erni Nqfcalfe
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BHEtIIiFs-

So aew developments IN ihn Perrg iayHe
r.<F
me sssaashan idaho Ass II, pori all asas
xsstessiay saksu< ca q cargo u coal
4 Isysy. a Pnrs Toesseua j. layisg
AZ ~ gSoaDi q death al ff0Fiaenes hosps
"a
IL. Asrun vent ~ Tacoma yesterday
So will Fntufn - seattle aDa sail Tor
xlssta sn Monday
me sgsxtaship wiiiamesie arrived from
fsftla5is ycsicssag n4erniilgs aud VIII load
Goa agsis ifg tltst port
shorty. ths h,,sss black. viii desot. the
rfsfrssix Of is stand on Monday 10 The r.
Ca - ms Rasiyn sufferers
There will bcl Eraad excursion 70
smith : Gardens. ~ Eentnn, Tomorrow
iafga attendance h expected.
GA Aeeauaf q the increase II patients in
Providence hospital. eight sisiers who left
Tor Vancouver. N T., have been telegraph
81 sas Rad viii feiaru
f,saismia Thompsas has resigned the po'
slssen II osanEy ia.irr. sna viii PROBABLY
receive m appointment % the police foree
naaef The HeN fegliaN,
Tbs co.faan camping party returned
srun their Trip siaoag The Islands Of tbs
Issser -aunsi yesterday aftesa0on. all weil
and happf. fhsy report having haG a fac
flmr
Hon q II Miller. editor OF she f1ctss
Espssss. aaa candidate 81 THE trohil,ition
tsafff fs congress fFpta Oregon ia the Re-
s~e. eieeflaa, VIII apeas IA tninn bali fhfs
ssaniug au psohiisitiaa versus the tariff,
Res Father Mensza, who has hecR con
faad % MS sea in Vancouver ". T.. was
removed u Pros sGenee haspita Thursday
y hefe ae il resting easily. His iiiness was
rAased hy exposure Incurred IN perform
iug AS E4lEstruHrN stHtsgs.
NJ q. : Alexander has finished his cen
isa6l faf grading AZ iRelias along the binn
81 SH4itafs eeve, eNtendlas aitt 80 the nrs
bunker. "a te eegrfsd OF tbs patai Tbs
Incline Is a milo lcss. ana Af. slexansiei
has performed u Yrss satisfactory rlfce 9
Wogk
Aiser shc marriage Thursday moruing o
NJ A T. Scs1rn and Mas Herfha Piper
ahd before their departure laf Oregon, tse'
uycfe segnnsasa by MtssyS. Maolfs hvsdag
Hsldenhsucg. sehigman aud Eds aftl.
Iha serenaacfs we're invited "a and hpsisis
ahiy received
ems Treasurer Turner states that be ha
vacated a Foota IA his aiiicp ier the freep
t3asu 1t articles icft Nitit hifA 10 be fuf
wAfaed - ne Rn-.yn ss4i.eFeFk Ills Ollie
il ia ita Occidental hotel huiliiiag, aud n
has ruom for ever thing thar may p sci.
sn Tha Office wsli be aisen from 2 - ear'
aay
II chase. aa old and respected citlgei
~ suahamish, died Yesterday after
lingering ttiuesS Is Providence hospital
lie pa5 d plaateg On fhs sound ASA nai
Kefsany Hked for hts klnaiy disposition
10 FARE bis i.isess be was IA tbs employ q
NJ. MartiReff ~ tessster. The funesa
= ia f.7 Neti fAts effarus4ftf
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SUPERFLuoUS THUMBS.
& Very Peculiar Hereditary DE
fartf.{fy


Marshal uamiitoa VIII leave Tor Naneau-
yer, r. G. this morning on the Premier
wiki the SIX Cinnamon convicted 81 beiHg
Illegally Ia she ceautFy AID orierea sent
hsc& o. British Columbia Assistant Tai
ted sgAtes Attorney Neaday will 81 along
for tao pleasare 81 thc tip one " til.
Chinamen bas twa almost ferfcet Thumbs
On one hand lie is a brother Of thu Two
others who were recently eciifnet in the
aii here. alsa SFha mere equally Abcfaiiy
SuHt.lief with thuruss fncy we're mem
f.crs os the PARTY ~ - VINO were lmprfs-
onesi ~ She NJ Neills island peniteHiiary
Toy siy iRoaths Tbs hrefhcrs say that
doDhie tliUEass- GA the left hhaa i heTcdl
sary Ia their family For several centuries
nearly ali ~ fhe aescendsass, and all Of
tau SONS ~ the fsnsiiy have bera blessed
with sHref3uify Of Thumbs on this irff
hand fhsy attribute Il to seue charm or
haodb0. the nature Of which they eaR0at
make lgteiii9ibe. a. they speak very poor
EHw9tSk
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TitE MiNsTRgIs-Th arst appearance
last evening Of The Mcintyre & Heath mia
strels drew large audience SO tila opera
house. The programme was an interesting
one and Kept the audience ia good hHnus
Tie singing hg Master Everett stuart. '.tAs
boy soprano. Has well received. aud bis
rendition of When jamie Comes over the
sea called forth hearty recall The clog
dsucer, Nm. Rove. performed some neal
ticks IN his particular line Altogether
the performance was u fair enc. although
nuf without some Objectionable features.
The fssus sBd gags were mostly c1bwcbbetl
add the fariai coutertianx Of one Of the
cad men were disgusting The company
win again appear this evening
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NJ PhHlp Rita 1t Esstsra Washington
Is n iac city
glan JOAN 70. Allen Of waila Malta Is 81
shc Occidental
t8tsf Justice Jones Is confined a. bis bcss
by liiuess caWscsi by nverwefs
~ taiias 4 stratfdn frsurRcd yesterday
fvuyn 4 professional trip "a oregon
NJ tarmi Dithlf "a this city has gone %
Whstcum "a engage lu ths rial estate hfss-
tiess
Han w Clsrk al Wallis Wslla. SPEAKER
~ fhs hatlea ~ 'rrrrseutaitf 81 the isSt
Territorial legislature, il 10 the city
NJ Fr,,l Aiiea, aailha II the seattle.
Lakg Sh5re s Eastern Railway Company g
Confined 60 hts r'ou by severe attack 81
rheumatism
CArs A. e Warner ief; fps Spokane fl4lls
last sYRniur, where he viii b. united IN
tnMfgisge e. Miss Alice Montague % thar
city Ihry wil irc Rt home Al North -
attie kagatsi
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Model Ministries !!
a Show Of New Greatness.
Something TO Please All

II is the only Minstrel show that will
perform everything advertised sud viii
freely forfeit $500 10 any charity Ia the
city II we do not carry oGt our promises to
the letter II is the only Minstrel show In
America that has brammond and Howe.
wbe have been sHruamed by the press as
the "Kings of All Equiiihrisis IL Il the
only Minstrel show with new features new
sYeeiHisies and Bew novelties. II Is the
only Minstrel Show that does net employ
hrokcn-90wn performers who have been
Cropped by all firStel organizations. IL
Is the only sh0x advertised here that has
obtained the unanimous endorsement OF
thr press wherever il iias appeared, aud we
are prepared to sJsisS,aniiate this statement
with basth the documents and eaiiatetlals
Remember that Mcintyre & Heaih's MIN
ssreis win exhibit their entire show. eain-
b.ncd with Hayerly's Original Company,
which = positively the largest on earth.
making two complete shows n enc. Don I
fail q sec the greatest Of Gil baFlssqpcs.
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sozaeH were - so apart s2ss Efsoa wGss ,
- rzoelve shcss esifdrrn. - asssss3siiss 8
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RAyrSSA PARK FgEK ~ MI This de-
Iightful resort, situated on the shore of
Lake Washington. 10 miles from Seattle
The propriefors very generously effeT the
use * the springs, groands, swings. etc y,
free of charge. ~ all who may wish 10 en-
ios DAYS cutting The park can be
reached ia - minutes Wis :, i. :. & =
trains. which ran as follows, Leave foot
~ Columbia street daily 9ss8 a m. also
: % a m. api isss , N daily except san
days Returning, leave the ieFk daily
a. = m aud daily except sundays 20
D ~ rsse for round trip 80 cents juslts
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GRAND EXCURSION
10
Smiths Gardens at Rslt8l,
SUNDAY. JULY 90, fsss.

TN NoST DELIGHTFUL PLACE TO
1 spena SUNDAY This ssstc ~ san Frsa-
sEsaa, PisaSSat wslkS grassy lawns and
Al zheasasae sss sssia SPARKLING Hsser.
CT away fsslsz sha Aas. dusty cts Ns-s en-,
50 ssAF - eefresi;sNz resFs'Aslna ansf Fsss
in tats b-sstsfaf ys&zS stsesV sErst str2zsss
II ssssSsc Eaifss,se vita sArssisnE birds sas
rsrpii1g Nssers. Exc EzSssaS TRAINS ON
FfgE g. E. Z lsay@ sfssas - fsos Il
Max skfce5 & Ie A. V sst8 y s 4. " Re
tara. seaxe ssensn ~ = = and r "
EaaEs3 .r3a Taxes. iEfssad4n< as3sa3zss-xs %
Egassasis. q sstsEfs
sP Smith. Prepzzsscy.
? " SMITH, aznxesr .xz-sa
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hrsfoUS aF a rffera1skrH Alongside
~ thc cashiers wlndsw ia the hRnhssnas
lsso, and shoe house ei waldo tialiin, SIS
chestnut street Philadelphia hangs =
photograph handsomely framed the uuls
fhiue ~ The siud ln the establishment 81
fhH seattle Reds. fhg tPzm That represented
ih.sgi'y on the diamond dufins tbs ssas',t'
81 i>ssi POE iRa ~ thFrc SEASONS the t,sis
hse ordered shc87 haii Shnts from tha
Abafe mentioned csiahll Sd tnenI, aud when
ihe pictgrcS were taken one vas sent
o thr thue hsilse D. Mr. 1hofnvH.
Who was thrn raAuagsng the eiuh
On it, reeeriiea. accorting = the
Hstefaees az NJ sacn 4, kiiti2seF, %
sau the plg;uge yhere, NJ ClAtlln said
ArH. tfsg have E0ad ball club - fas
aspi - SIS ussfla Is iast, 70 shall r. repre-
ssstt-s ib Pay store. and he ofsicrt-i q
framed aud huug IN Is present position
NJ Elsfin slsa said ca NJ. kitiinxvT that
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4ssr - sa ha3 hl4siuess ~ the cashiers
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hefr r. attic afyhne
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3 lsrsy Af rather DISTINGUISHED Ch4aesv
1acsfs Else cljt Yesterday, iueindins two
se3i,s Fhes wcps dftvva atest s6c ely,
ans e.e ,'i tre laAies expressed a drs.rs
e So th.eaiewu TIE irtsef BEADED tei
thel gHacfes tuE SHES eVpssste 9e'ise
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tsr bass sz'r1 enough, afit4 - ferct tar
SsusT ps-utd aNFad later they 81
rislics ea0sersraer The lad.es, Ike
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rfchrsi al eesjsmes-
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see oR. SCENES mi AFRIcA.

CHAs. HOLToN. Business Manager.
Family circle aud pargucs. 81. balcony
and gallery 20 cents seats on sale Mon
tiay morning at the seattle PhaFmaey. ig@l
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eAIIass 81 hi P!ltAef' CaslaEla
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Caiidsa sry ia' Pitchers eas.aEia.
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q stssaa tss3f trading sssv5INazlssfses, sas
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Payments shall be made as follows:
Halt down, half the balance in three
months. and the remainder IN six
months, at 6 per cent. These pay
menss may be made previous to masu-
rity il the purchaser desires. We also
offer per cent. discount for complete
cash payment.
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