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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-12
RANDALL BETTER.
He VIII Not be Able to Resume His
Seat This Sexssop

WASHINGTON. July Il.~-Aaay OF samuel
J. RaBdali's colleagues IN congress made
flying trips to-day over TO his home. which
is only few blocks distant from the csri-
tol. 20 inquire into his condition, while
pages were sent 10 aud fro b. the mcm.
besx who could hot 20. when occasion
seemed 10 require H. Hrs. Lancaster. the
eldest daughter of Randall. came 70 the
door and gave the necessary Information
30 callers. She appeared 70 be iaore cheer
full than yesterday, and showed . confident
belief that her father would recover from
the attack.
He rested quietly during the morning
and has taken and apparently Hssimiiaied
liquid nnurishmenf. IL f. not expected by
the family. however, that Randall viii be
able to resume the discharge of his du;is.
in congress during the session. the inten-
ton being 10 remove him To quiet place,
probably his home at Paosi. Pa. - sooa az
his condition. iustisies removal
ur. Lincoln called on Randall this even.
ing and fonnd him bright and cheerful aud
in better condition generally than earlier
in the day. He has begun 70 show signs OF
returning strength. Early this morning be
had q sigh, chill. followed BY fever. but
this tsasssd Off
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MEXICAN MISERY.
Pitiful Plight of the Leon
:" Flood Sufferers.
NAKED. HUNGRY. suxIrE.axss
A Population of One 10 the sq~nss
Yard - Thankful fer the ra~r~ue
reed and Clethisg ss<keatns
sscnh OF Dead Rosiie&.

ST lorss, July ii.--iAte asivices fsem
Leon, Mcxleo. the principal sceae es ~
gress eec<i. sFc thai masses Il rcen;e an
packed in portals. s,ssies and every axaii~
aide piacc q shelter, sx.rsyiag asse t-essun
10 less fkan a square yard 81 srace. VIA
piles Of Gag mating on the gaonna foe
l-cs!s and few miseFahse Gags far eeves.
All the aale~h,ilesi men haye s@aea sent
away 10 work by the government. Rafiepn
- bread aud meat arc lsSaed. and eyer1~
thiag possible asue 70 selssre the saastinx.
Children ap 50 u years of age araane
these masses arc without tAFest of csu@hS
iag, and at aighi ara wrapped Ia wAasevce
rags the samtiy have ssE covering. Auys
Thing Whatever of food or sle.hins, -
matter bow poos. i received With exsviao
gratitude
In Wow of The eztrrc q she b1liiInn
Involved. they heing Constructed al astdhe.
and thc great auma<F ~ tisefa which w<ro'
destroyed, II Is believed the bodies Il many
hundreds al peorss are 10 tbs ruins. sasHo
80 were r,cosescsi, bat die s;eneh wss -.
sfp4t that further sea7eA vas ahauacnesf
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REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Proceedings OF the New York state
Convention

SARATOGA. y. Y, July il.--The state cen.
ycniioE of Republican cislns met here this
afternoon. President K 4. Heffari ai suf
fal,a, Ia the ehasE. President James p Eos.
ter. OF the National League Of Republican
Clutss. was Invited to the platform and
districts in the state, and il was proposed
10 organize q Republican club ip every
one OF them IN whieh there are - OF inore
Republican voters. In this way the CUES.
tons at issue would be brought directly
home TO the people.
dressed the convention. He outlined the
possibilities OF the liberal education and
Repnblicaniziag of the people by the work
OF these league clubs The organization
ess not projected 10 aid any political
aspirations, nor To raise campaign funds.
There were issues 70 te met Df the kcrnb-
lEcan clubs New clubs should be organ
ized, ard links should be Thus made be-
tween the state aad national committees
aud the voters.
The standard of citizenship should be
lifted; the assimilation OF hardes Of for
eigpers should cause study. the excess Of
votes cast for eongressmen in the North
over votes represented by Southern CON
gressmen should be nemedied. The Re
publican party WAS laHdcd because Of its
record. and the convention was congratu-
lated upon It's bright future.
The committee on resolutions reported.
enthusiastically ratifying the nomination
of Harrison and MoFtcn, heartily approx
Ing the national platform. aud appealing
10 ali citizens TO Cooperate in organizing
and securing victory for the national and
state tickets of the Republican party. The
convention will choose four delegates at
large TO the national convention of Re
publican clubs al Chicago.
The report Of the secretary shows that
that there are $50 Republican clubs In the
state, with an aggregate membership OF
75,eoo to so.eoa. Adjourned cll tomorrow
RATIFICATION sEETfsS.
A ratification meeting followed, at which
speeches were made by r. o. Molco;t. OF
Colorado; senator William NJ. Eyarts and
ex-senator Warner Miller, OF New York.
and ethers. Letters OF regret from Hon.
BENJAMIN Harrison and Hon. Levi y. Nor,
ton were received. After endorsing the
Republican club organization Mr.. Hani-
son said:
The Democratic party has heretofore
loudly pFofesSed its competency 90 deal
with the tariff question. Ii has NOW. for
tunately for the country. been compelled
t9 formulate schedule which is neces-
saFiiy definite snd incapable of that double
meaning so iafailiar in is platform and
resolutions The issues made now are very
sharp and clear. aud the American people
viii adiuige them Ia favor of American
Interests and government by major
tiles carefully aseeriained and honestly
counted =
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CHAEEED CHINESE CORPSE.
a California Fire Caused by Ignition
Of Gunpewder.

PLAcEEyfI.lf. Cal, July IA fire oc-
Cured In Chinatown this morning In
which ros of scyea Chinese buildings
and three white residences were laid low
in ashes, and the adjoining property con
siderabiy damaged
Il is believed the Ere was caused by the
ignition Of gsnyowsias. as a lo1ld explosion
was heard. The eisarres remains Of a
Ch;nafnan were taken from the ruins this
morning How many more arc burned IL
nos known The loss viii saot exceed 500
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CLINGING sTIIL CLOSER.
Mrs Norton and Aasre Reject the
Wronged Husbands Proposals.

-. iacIs. July IA dispatch from
Topeka. Kansas. says Hearing on he
application for writ Of hsiseas corpus eu
behalf af Asare a2d MIS- NaFsan has Been
postponed tiil e-mnrrow Mrs. Nnrfan i
( said 70 be very nervees today. aud clinsS
stiil closer 70 Naorc and sats<f f,ryenfte
aycrs she win aei be separated frpfn hiss
Moore and Mrs NnFtca we're net infessa-
ed tiil this morning, and Il was known 10
hone bat the officers. That 4 complaint Nas
fled by County Attorney Cufiss late iass
evening oefoE's Justice Seasie against them.
charging them With violation al the state
law uatier seFli.h y, In rs.saslnn 10 MARI.
ascs, which makes Il lniSsiemeanos Tor
an unmarried couple to live together as
nan and wife and sxes the penalty al nnf
less Tran s&9 nor more than sIo0o. aud not
less thAH 20 days nor more than three
months i'm erlsonnicnf, Had they been rs.-
ieased to-day they woald have been i'm
inedistefy arrested on the above charge
u is moi ukei! that the warrant viii be
served until they are released
Il do moi have much faith IN these
haesas corpus proceedings" said Moore 10
correspondent this morning
Then you viii probably have 20 go hack
with the officers.
.-wen, It looks that way, must admit.
but, my tod, do hate To return 10 -.
Louis
what is yoar objection
well. had made up my mind would
never sei my foot In st Louis again.
don't hate 10 90 back because have 10
answer 70 a charge of grand larceney.
Jehn ". Norton cannot bring one iosa OF
proof against me, but ii is going hack 20
81 Louis thai dreasi. for there has been 50
much said about this cscapa{e OF mine In
81 Louis that do;i't want 30 sec the city
again. nor do want 10 see anybody there. V
IadSe Laughlin, attorney for Norton. and
Captain Johnson. attorney for Moore, held
long consultation this afternoon in Judge
t.aughlin's rooms. Captain johnson said
AT the close of she consultation .'Negutia-
tons are In progress between us which may
lead To a settlement of affairs The condi-
ton on which Judge Laughlin proposes To
settle without going into the courts. is
that Meore shall leave the country and that
Mrs Norton shall return to - Louis aud
give up the papers SHE has in her posses.
sion This proposition has been made by
NoTton but neither Moore nor Mrs, Norton
viii agree 10 tt. still, | have hopes we win
settle the matter without the aid OF the
courts. Both Moore and the woman de
clare that they win not separate
1oREKA, KS, July n.--MrS Mortoa is
suffering tonight from intense nervous
prostration, She has very little 60 say, and
that Is decidedly contradictory For the
frsl time the statement attributed 20 her
husband that she is not right ia her mind
begins TO hnd credence
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THEY DON'T CARE.
Another Dark Secret in
Portland.
PRESS AND POLICE SATISFIED.
An Aaaitien to = Long List Of Mys-
terisus Murders - whs Killed
Mary sehneiiers-A -Asorsienisss safe
in Oregon.

FeKyLsSp. Jaiy IL Il circumstances p.s;sas
strongly 10 the afsisS ef Mrs. III. Murray as
the r,see ahcre Mxrs sehnslisy Was killed
Nine rcsss2s cut of sen WHO hare watched
sae ease charge the eriiae directly 10 Mrs.
Dr. &arrax. yss Ia ;ae fsee ef ali this. 10
days TssgFfuz says. -sfhe ssarJset-siar ~
TIE unfortunate Nary sehnssi,r's murder
VIII. from tAe prcseaf sssiifeak. snrcrcr ~
main obscure, ~ fsr a. she establishment
oi hts ~ her Identity gerS Ii Is absurd 4,
sLssssf any course 10 de poliee az - h "
tbs gsrts sfistriersr naay he iEacea me
doctor. whose aanae Was sirst connected
VITA tne affair, Is Without any sssnaa aessss-
sntely hlAsneiess. Is il fair % pr,sgrns the
murder VIII always retssain dark sucrei -
loAE Aehas. arrested an essA,se "a cans
tnE tbs death ef Miss Ssssuelser Appeared
Tor trial ttfsiay. Wien the ease wx. called
iseautg District Attorney ss.rngs, r5,agg-f 4
dismissal. which Mas SLOWED
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THE WATERS RECEDE.


PIrTssuRs, July ii.--At o'clock this
evening the water was falling at all points
between PitfsbgrE and the headwater-,
aud no more damage from the freshet Is
app-chendei- The highest point reaches.
here was y fcei. and st O'Clock i had
fallen to y feet. The current Is still run
ming AZ the rate of nine miles an hour. but
the riser - comparatively clear of debris,
everything having run out
later dispatch from Wheeling says
from reports received from the flooded
district Of West Virginia. IL books a. II the
money loss by the aOosss would reach
nearly s2,ee9 90
AZ least three lives have been lost The
water Is now falling rapidly at all points.
and il Is hecumiug possible 10 get detailed
reports from small towns and Villages IN
ihf mountains
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MORMON RICHES.
The United States Holds ss9o,gGS
in Church Property.

SALT LAKE., July Receiver Dyer made
a demand to-day on the Mormon church
attorneys for Mormon church property Us
follows. So,eo9 sheep. valued 81 81 per
head; s75.0 worth OF cattle 81 900 in notes
Telegraphic Co stock; $4,000 worth Of
coal lands. These were surrendered. max
ing his recovery OF church property in
excess al laad as follows IN addition 20 the
above: Gas stock, s75.oeo: titlsing yard, $50 :
600: Gardo house. sao,oess historians Office.
sD.eo0t Temple square. not valued; gas
stock diyidcads, "a, ,eoa; settlement Of yes
tersiay. sfao.6ssi; church farm. ti57 900.
Total $50 fs5ti
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SEATTLE TERRITORY THURSDAY. JULY IL Iss

raasss al ssszsl- Eysu {. A. ssaxikrr. res
ssl,xhsazn- zzssz kxss hsm In s1-rEAfe
rsaoner. Geo-xe Ss.esAzz. strskcr, tksa
lad Sc1nhsa arrested far Essr1sAszg q ~
sofyer. 4sss szsG tie assa2st Vas made il
sef sirsrass- A ssrrszs vas swern oaf for
the ar-vxs cf SAeekan. TAe Burlington
aas q fsii Ssss ,ssesaeat cf sxssehzsea 3,
usrk
k&SSas Cfrs. zzfy if-ia eaznectkex
With the sz5Fhrseass strike q zasxslas "a
sseSeSs1s o< yzrsosss rzss-<a4ds viii hse held
tcsro-rvw sa desssas whether Darlington
freight sesrs4id se Asndsea ~ Mt Tne
srsiea ef TIE a1xal fsrc<AerAzsa1 81 Ergs-
neers and sreraea IN resolving tais after.
nl-sn e caso-ce The Aayepsf. has as3des.
ss.raas,s phases 70 the situation. and already
ofstclRts nf The tnEs xsssi Santa Fe arr her,
and representatives Of she Missouri Fxriee,
and the wxs@sh srd Western VIII arrive
tornorrxw
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GoLDENsoN,s GooD-BYE.
The Murderer Does Net Fear Death
Prospective Reunion.

SAN FRANc1 SEQ. Juiy u.-Alexandcr
GoldensSn, whois now IN the county iaii
under sentence of death for the murder, on
November 10. ls<s. OF Mamie Kelly. a
school girl with whom he had been keep
ing company, has made public n long
statement Of bis case. He claims to hare
experienced - many vieisSiiules In his
short life that he has not the least fear Of
the death that awaits him. II has been
harder fer him 10 tive than 10 die. lie
says that the statement he made at the
improper attentions Of tae girl, was untrue
and made while ne was Intoxicated and
confused. He refers frequently. in Tie
course OF the long statement. which is well
written, to the love he bears his mother
and Mamie Kelly, and expresses hope
with the latter
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A BURLINGTON RIOT
.->cah- Enxiaeer Attacked and
the Engine Disehcd.

CHICAGO, july IA sz.ail rio; ssccrfrcsi
10 nsghf in the klnxse street -a5i-sad yards,
II which tEo faen were f1tsrei
heavily loaded Burlington freight frzia
Was being lacked down .nso The ~ Paul
yards oa ktnEse street t~rswren Wharton
avenue and seymour street Sone 20
fHea had ccus~rzzlec there. Who are sais
10 h4re feen mostly striking Burlington
engineers and engtne1rs frssn the - r2ui
and Northwestern rxSssfs.
As the Burlington engines headlfeh, at
pearei. c-y Of s'scal.s Was raised by SONS.
hes-heee.s TIE crowd 81 eacr commenced
hurting missiles as she nsen in the cab
The switch was also thrown cFsea, &ns the
engine rsfn late ditch. Tho rioters then
fled The engineer sa3 tirefAea uere
severely injured and sSern taken 10 the
hospital
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T1EYzaET- S6zF zf-4s.sEflsss IL = Szigai{ ter
the past II YEATS zssssszaf sleezsnse1 .isssf
In the sz8Iizas e-1sEsass1s f1 saetfl4t fcsl-
cgssfe has sa>ea zsresfas 30 s e6Ar-r 81
Ty11rsoi ziug fran .as zztss. Tise ius-erios
wAs Esd fhe zssz els ms tb27 Nfe1f
has ssotea ssfas sser sfaee hsesa; cssEl-
sso. A decoy 1ts-e- xzs f9uzss oo N5Shs's
person
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prmeersiiie e.npalgs eemmlttee.

waSufssro<. Tniy Ii.-wns- Fl RarnnFn,
ehAlsGaaU q Tia naifazzs Democratic com
lnlt;ee. sazssg nysF=slIfsa Tbs foisawsng
named esafsssrasiss - eAsaSetTa egszfait-
ses w T. -elsfr. RessEY z1slsas 4TrhBr T.
s-s.gzaaa Mzryi4ssg Nsft " EA8sota.
NartA tssfsiiB@a Easvga =. Fries. yAie.
John s Bsrfsar. Nsrginsa HsrDA8r OF
rssas. %ew Sark: Alaes E8ss, AsW fssees
srfhsf se@sii. SAlae- zas Erekinc ~
gs siltaass fnsss sfsi r. 3 meeting
q tf.r ezkassa IN euFSsait Is SeN fork
efse Fs.e.sfsr fsfsg 4
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PACIFIC CLANS.
shipped to the Atlantic In Exchange
for Isbsfers.

PITTssrEg, july II - superintendent
CLARK. Of tie iuiied states nsh eosaIais-
sion passed through the eitg en- roate to
Desruit- lie sAid srranse serletifs had been
rnssle 70 ship eE, ssasi ef clans from san
FrzHetsoo 20 Be psseed IL the Asi&nfic.
T1eY are 80 b experimental aIsssi. ~ sons
r2pfsss tisiEz slcy are sgHsrisr 70 fhoss ia
the east Il i also The iIfenfioa Of the
eosnHs issss1er ~ ssks fstsssss ffJfa the
East 10 fts.s gaffHe l,azst
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Chairman Iyer~.S Clerks.

EHIt sso. July li--.igdge Al.eeeld TO-DAY
issssed writ II hshszs essvras Command
iug sse chief Of police 70 produce J. J. Kei
y and Jchn NeSsiilsray frora The dungeon
in the central police station. Is here 1t i
claimed they have been heid aaiasfcliy,
and not permitted - sec caGfssei lhe Nsen
arc the clerks 81 Chairman HsEe, asid were
arrested ia connection with tic Burlington
dyasmite plot The judge made the wri,
r..-slrlaafia fhis affarnlslss,
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City Property.


m lots i'm YeSler's secoud supplemental
addition, one block fnon Madison
street: houses all roand them. Price.
$40 each.
a beautiful cleared lots ia y. 7 Den
uy's fifih addition. Price. s-So'
near street car line snd wtthih tso
blocks Of mot9f line route.
lot with 6 room hard finished house
IN N r nenay's park addition. tive
hiea,ks frem motor Hoe route. Price,
sisoc
. cleared iats in roatirs addition
commands tsne view. Price, VIC
lot in Rcrcn addition, with SFoom
house Price, SAsN
lot in Kaufman addition. TAis Is &
rh.,Iec lot. only block from
cable cars Price, >so
SO lots. .nxsand's addition 70 snoho,
,nish civ. all level and trauttiul
iats etesr.ss, within Eve minutes
waik t,F Ncs. Coast railroad dsi'ot-
prie,., from $40 10 SIS per lot, silo
hosnlsh Is today The ii,sssi l.rSaii,is.',s
inland town ia Western Washing
ton for investment
q o,. a,,r,s iots IN Snehomish CITY
se,.s..s built all round them, bean
,ifntly situated. fricc, sie esrh-
o lots ia snahoinish city foe so each,
. ,ets IN snohomish city for si7S each
s,e,.. az rich bottom land adiolnins
Snohomish CITY. rrtes', srtn
I ielln sachonsIsh City for s-7A
an ar-rs s,ue level land twa miles from
~ whatepn. Price. SO per acre
an ne,.s. one aad half miles from =.
~ han,,- suitable for dividing into
snsi II aerr tracts. SO fser scrr-
- arr,s within bali milc q Nes
whsi.sara. very desirable. den'i ues
t,e, this opportunity b. make 81
investment
A fine coal property foz sale
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san Francisco. July IL : Ipdie15!o4l
for the - hours commencing = ~ ~
u, for Oregon and Hashinas0n sefyfeoT3
Light raiDs. local light 20 fsesb sa<3n1&D
Winds. slightly cooler.
The Dakota Divistea Ceeseee3ou
HrEos, Dek. July IA ftfx1y 4lncrH
sion arose In the division and a4m3No
convention this morning over e5e4U
the plan Of action ur<ing the e}e<s1Q
men 30 the legislature who will -
fnx presidential election shall b. ett4
10 Dakota, 10 tske such guekspfe1 -
lawfully man for the relief of tbs re9
Of these tive states II wAs nsKed fhnx
language Implied that Hssrtsgu
Morton would not be elected.
Clause was finally allowed 70 -
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THE swITrHMEN's sTEIKE.


Ea<Sks CRY. 4nsy Ii-.t = neon a
fssyessf sx&szss Burlington ca-S wzs pUf
into ssezt ps issz swsfc5Ezca ei this risy.
yaztd eo&s5nEse 70 rseEsve rzFs ~ Esask
No xvSfrhlnx kzz tee.sa dozse A. this ksssr.
The sexzzs + s,fsi tE sissszks-
shs-Iy b<ss-e npaa zoes-f = strikers
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1900 PEOrLE HOMELESS
Great Fire In the Michigan Lumber
Town OF Atpena.

ALFESt, Mich. July fl-FTre tyi<inassE :
IN : sasssia ffss afseraooz, sysrezA rzgfss )
a4a a4s s.san hsgend c0EtTa3 Al thc
bszssdsngs fsr space tisrea ssssseES aiif ss.!
5aif rsssss sszHs wsEs fa1sssEiec- fa@ss5lE =
lssss * asS3sn ssa2s1 k4seva aHG6rva
yeTsasss zre hsszssess sss4 several are sezi
sss1sfv fntGrts4
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y kxEslSzseS. July if-sfsj W n. Hen
IT. n charge q Improvements &c tsse Pa
ei1e fusss. ss5asszifs estisszsrs fo- working
siErsaz ths zsxf fseai year ~ follows.
NskesuEsne fixef. Eai. s-aue, Fe.alsfas
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CONDENSED DrsrArcnrs.'



Judge John v Wright, eaief lsn eItfk ~
the general Land cf<iee, has resigned I'm
anftc-eo0d he sill he appointed me
be- 81 fhe Sioux commission.
California fruit IN Chicago WsdnssfAt
Crawford oariy peaffer, PCT bozs y sse<4z<
early pessiies, q 2e fsFrtaazs eru1tfz. efn1e<
d =. tiurzs. teeaf - grape<. kj.e<%xs ~
ueetEines. sses. Eaffiest pears u 4te
sfrs,h4n Fseerasn, eolorst. sfsgsrf q
ranff.g @hise EGfaan as bxHxN4
8e.lre~say * fylgtnsnsfen. y G.. af ~
Sxij. Thistssr4x witnesses Nsfe a9nszss<1S
- rsssgFei " 3w. FEselnass ssfstsssc
hsz ir4aoeese1 10 fsss sAss.
. ,soFsiaa - abs Fn1ssua sod Ais8.ssf{
Ees4fsars 81 NE ts2AhesN t'n3ftrstN
rrire6 II san FsAsseizep Nsssssttay nss4|
,sissss es7ssd for ~ Ssir epsaasi9se as hes
sl.s szrf srs.is1zIA ftsss SeH Ea9s1nS sAe59
eatss VIII mrrtsa Tlfeessas ise&7s
seszfgx
AZ slss Rnyaf NJ Dxi sr *Hfaxatf zzz
Wezgsr's 9 .y Eass<s8s poe sne
plate.
,rzs ,ssf. b pig k<s<. ssa
esp iy safety
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san FRs>1sca Jaly lt4-The RrsstsA
ship u1hslsa arrived ts5as sitter . long
fzss&se OF iss DAYS frasn Neacasssc-ee-
fyre- On the trip william Williams. sec.
cni saaie. " afie slass ssasfing tsown Sis-
nai N the msinsapxallaaf. f.iA ana stris.
tns usi The sa4insAis. kasaHsies overheard
atsst "A ns sf-ssyx ned
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Timber Lands.

hAs acres within oue-hali mile OF sal,
waier. Viii eut 10000. Price,
ti2 per scgc.
l6O acres; viii Gu; 5.ccaeoo; II railroad
sh..uid he hnils 90 Purt Townsend i
will run through this tract Wiz
sell timber without the land, or both
together. Price. Sasso. or s2s'o for
timber,
AEO acres; will cut sl.eo coo; good driv-
ing strcam runs through this tract.
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NEVER * DORM BoCH.
A RCHITECTS AND SrPERiNrENp-
IA cuts. Sos Front street, Kenney block,
Seattle. ici7
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,. @. sgVRgN. "A. \. OWENS
SCURlSN- * Ow EMS.
f>IvIL ENGINEERS. SURVEYORS AND
- Contractors. Railways aud other pub
he works designed and built fians. srs~
eiaestions aud estimates furnished Tcpo-
graphical surveys and msps made Tor any
parpose satisfaction guaranteed
ofhee-Ro~m Is. Butlcr Block. James st,
opposite Occidental leo
GARpNEB X HoGG.
CivIi AND MINING ENGINEERS-cITS "
~ Surveyors olhcc. Rooms n And ~,
Union BLOCK Take elevator
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Two Narr sixrsfurxs

creek. Cal. xssoce, San teaaesa. sssrasoss
and Nc-rao1 ssssuxASs tai 1ssS,zas Ha,n-
tse,s,t hsrtssr ard tsay. ga $40 SzrrAnaenss 4,
sTtsi Fsaft.s- r5s,.-< ssas go fssa
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Complete abstracts OF title furnished TO
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