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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-31
eoaT TOWNSEND.
Lively 6efffng The Postmaster Va
piains-Notss.

PoEx T9mssxsp. Oct. 30 Election
excitement runs high at the port-of-
entry. Scarcely . day passes that
several hundred s0liars il not wagered
on the county, territorial or national
ticket. Sunday $3.50 xas bet within
an hoar. OF this $50 wzs even-up on
Harrison and Cleveland. $50 that
Harrison would carry California by
1900. some $40 that Harrison would
have 800 majority in California, Snd
the remainder on Indiana and other
states. A crowd assemblies AZ n fruit
store on the corner Of Taylor and
Water streets every evening, about
evenly divided politically, and both
sides back their opinions stogfly with
coin The side making the biggest
bluff during the evening goes Oft with
the plaudiis OF the audience.
THE PosrMAsrgR soT TO BLAKE.
Said Postmaster Mcnamara yester-
day: When there Il anything wrong
in the postal service I am always
nxi0ns 20 correct II. Vow there are
many things sc ought to have here,
and when a special agent vas here
recently | tried 10 get them. I re
qnexted certain leading citizens 10
meet him and explain these needs +.
A. Bartlett. r. w. Psstygrovc, Col.
Henry I.andes. X W. DeI.i0n. %. w.
Smith, Vim. Doad, G. r. Clapp. James
Jones. and r. X. iafiner promised 10
be present Not ore attended. and
the special agent went away thinking
the community vas sell satisfied. II
am 10 be censured | want others
who are entitled to blame 10 get their
share
N0TEs
Nellie Boyd and company that j.
said 20 be excellent ,appeaF at Learned's
OPERA house Thursday evening
Voorhees, held forth at Port Had
lock last evening, and left for up
sound this morning.
ship Hecia, FROM Victoria, 10 load
grain at Tacoma for Cork, and bark
Nicolas Thayer. from San Francisco,
Co load lsmher At Ludlow for Santa
Rosalia, arrived yesterday. Tug Biz
towed b. Tacoma last evening the
schooner Fred +. Sander and brought
down the bark Wildwood. coal laden
for San Francisco.
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a Branch 20 Kesteasi-ofhsr spe-
ksas News.

ErexAxE fALEs, Oct. 50.-Itis stated
on reliable authority that the Cana
dian Pacific railway viii build branch
line from Nelson. the cad II the navi-
CATION on koofsnal lake. 60 the Cob
nmbia river. thus tapping the inn
mense mineral belt N the kooGenai
district A line Of steamers will be
equipped on the Columbia river 10
connect with the main line u
the Canadian Pacific al Reseistake, q
distance BY river OF 10 miles. Work
VII commence this fall. The bulid-
ing OF this road will stimulate the
Northern Pacific 70 buiId the contem-
plated branch from the main iine 10
Conner landing. The building Of the
Northern Pacific branch wiIl he OF
great benefit 10 this eity.
Bishop JnnEler. Catholic bishop Of
The territory, y In the city. looking
into local church matters,
The police raidei Week.-Mrs. gam
bling house last evening and ar.
rested the proprietor and inmates.
This y the beginning OF a general
crusade against 4 lew order Of gam
bling dens
The city II tiliiuE up with country
politicians and candidates. The indi-
cations are that both tickets will he
badly scratched.
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PAssExGEn LISTS.

Oregon & California Passed Med
ford Mrs. Phillips and daughter, Jas.
Young. ". J.. Giidings, Clarke. q.
cape!le, Ike Bina2rd. W. +. Teaman,
q. w. Argyle and wife, Mrs. Andrew
Thomas J. Corrigan. Jas Lotan. y.
Broxn, &. 4. Gartige, y. Toxic Geo.
BFownstone. T. Kaufman. @. u. Nc
Donald, Chas Overlook, and ii sec.
ond-clsss.
Passengers per Wilmington for Sc
atie +. T.. MelIus and wife, II. King
|F. Martin and vie, E. j. Ross A.
Burden, J.. Culver, L. Mendel. III.
Springer. r. y. Davenport, and 4 steer
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TERRITORY NEWS.
TIE EeokMek River Over
flows IT'S Banks


wnsscas, Ok. Eg--The Soekszsx
riyer. sweden BY rsosns r4ias. hss m
urdzsed ths vzslsy FARMS, fADzsants
Of ARES In sxssaf. sad thers II great
bsz q fences. frsis trees. oas szaliss-
inrs and ssoys i< soszse Instances. A.
LgnSen tAe Hxssey isEsnker gard =
aeozx
The fxnsns Lyn4en tasa has beers
carried doxn tks rsvsr By the ssod
and il naw ~ ne aaoSsis n he Ssok.
sack rsrsr. pssvsussng nsrsgxssoa and
fhresz>nsnx 70 sssTy evzF the nex
8AsmfN Ag I1mmE. ThS e1safrv
srosxS II flooded beyez1 preeszens
II TIE &m a. tsss asa1th a the xoek-
sack r5ver ean be taken 0z<- stexsnexs
can 70 ~ hsgh ~ - xaokk2ek. n
nzies ai<zss Iysssens where slse sara
was fsru1ersy ieeate6
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CaIeraae EaiIroad Accident.

Saba, Col, Oct. 30--On the villa
Grove branch of the Rio Grande road
the air-brake OF an engine pulling
pile-driver gave way. The engine shot
down the mountain with terrific speed
and jumped the track when rounding
a curve, going down the embankmeni
30 feet Fireman Ludlow and Con
dGctor yinson were killed, and Engi-
neer Whitlock and Brakeman Allen
were SERIOUSLY injured
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r. EI.ekwnx7 Cnss--Pf<zAhfe D<s<z-
snsi~n 81 ~ x@1sxrnns Fsnz1y-
Psx-xAyn. ocx- m-Ius2se sssarns
today crer-zissz kae demurrer - the
indictments OF John D. wilcox and
n. II. Melissa charged with attempt
f1x 70 hzxckmaa Mrs D.. Murray snsi
ordered them 20 plead fa-morroE
morning
A German lady n2Hsed f1seazzsr.
rf<h six children, arrived here yesser-
day from Dexrssf. exporting 20 ind
h<r hush4rsd- who bad sent for the
fzrfTv- An cfhcer of the Boys and
Girls Aid SaciefF found tie family a.
The OrerDn & California depot this
aft<rrcor.. The oldest ehlld = =
wears old and the youngest ssx months
Thev we're psuuiIess and crying with
hunxs-. They we're taken IN eharSs
by tie German AID Society znd VII
Sc cared tox rili the husband e found
Ar-iszls from Seattle: & g. Hax-
lev q. Norvslie. p. WASH D. Rretil,
7 Van Gorz1sE-
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~..ton.IIoeErv Club Races.

W4sarxGToS. Oct. 30.-The track
was in q fair condition to-day.
Mile and furlong-Paragon wen IN
? s0fs4, Bella b second, King Crab
third.
six riong-Bradford won in :Is11z
Cambyses second, Wahoo third
One and one-eighth miles-Biggon-
cite won in 2.05s4. Boceaceio second
Golden Reel third.
Nile and an eighth-ERrus won IN
, :001x, Lendoy second, Ovid third
Three-fourths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
won in :lsIS. Lakewood second, Reg
Mus third
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ZOE SALE.

ela ACRES FINE FARMING AND
OfU meadow land decided in he a.
NOUS Palousc country containing a mile 81
pure, raining water and numerous strong
springs The only wafer By which Enaico,f
can Be Supplied aside from wells, being
dne stock farm, two niles from Eadieo.f
on railroad aud wagon road. Coed fenc>.
new house lsx32 with eli Iix2a, rustic dnish
with three porches. Good barn, Erznerr.
dollhouse, woadshed and other out hQilf
tngS. five acres OF young orchard Of
choicest fruits, also numerous ornamental
trees in thrifty condition. Can be made
model farm VIII sell or trade the sane
for seattle or Tacoma property. address
ADAM CHAPMAN, EndicDtt. Washington
Tar-ffnrv
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II s. noE found that the arpropri-
atlon bills this year VIII be uriasusElv
s4rges amounting 20 4 grznd total 81
a. tsf .S>l- very earnest effort
va MAKE - keep the totals down. 80
thai the Democratic party could 70
before TIE country As having been ex.
trcolelr eCoucnlical IN its zdmlntstra-
tsna q tas finances. liz has not alto
sether sacceestsd In this. bat xe Do
not hs-sere that the party vii saffe.
IA Goa sc1ence Of voting enough
money 20 carry ca tie several separt-
Hasnts iafsihzenfiy and efficiently.
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OF Immediate Interest.

Sunday School Teaeher-NoH. chill
dren, that the lesson Il ended. yot,
may ask any questions you like, and |
VII! try 90 answer them. Is there
ythiDg you want 10 know. Willie 4?
Yes, ma am
What is it2i'
Which, club do yer think winrei
der game az der park ter-dav ?.
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Senator ingalls, i one OF the m,

Senator Ingalls, is one OF the men
who have suffered at the hands OF the
csricaturists. lie is tail, spare and
agile-looking A shock OF snow-white
hair surmoUnts his forehead. his ewes
are bright, and he speaks without any
affectation OF any Kind. The faculty
of force and finish which is so marked
a characteristic OF his speeches is the
natural manner OF the man.
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The srea. HuenssId Fire.

BERLIN, Oct. 30.-The great fire at
HuenfeId, near Cassel. continues to
spread. Three hundred houses, in
Guiding the public buildings, have been
consumed. A force OF military and 20
fire brigades from adjacent places are
endeAvoring 10 get control Of the
flames
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NJ. Henry HsII'. Figures for Ia.
diana

IIffTaTE faEIllaI-
Hen Henry Hall OF MerceT. Pa
sas IN the city tonight on hiz way
home after a three weeks- stamping
tous in Indiana Mr. Han spent M
tine In that part II the state living
soath 81 Indianapolis. where the large
Democratic m&iorities come from. n
speaking Of The oaiiOOk to-uirht be
sad Indiana vii give Harrison
from s<fo 20 1900 majority lust a.
safe a. TIE Sas rises On election day.
base nay Judgment u the majority
on what ! ssw and beard. The er-
element : iutensc and the individual
voter i being looked after
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Malietoa On TOP in somea.

SYDNEY. Oct. 20. Adyices from
Samoa SAP that Tamasese has retired
inland and Maliesoa, whom the Ger
mans refused to recognize, IS master
OF the situation. British Admiral
Farenax has conferred with the for
eign consuIs and declared portions OF
the capital and outskirts neutral ter
rff0rr
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On adioinine farrns ID r,iles 60

On adjoining farms - miles from
Birmingham, Ala, live Mrs. Jennie
Woods and Mrs. Rebecca Graham,
sisters. The former is lG2 years old
and the latter 90. The two ladies were
born within i've miles Of where they
now live, and have never been out OF
the county. They have not been 10
miles from home in 81 years Neither
OF them has ever seen a railroad trai n
or say modern invention.
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sIe YIkE Al Los ANGELES
A Large Lzmssr Wsrehouse Bzxnsd
Loss. s1oe. o0o-

Los AxsE1xs. Oct. sa-Ihls even
iue the old Santa Monica depot. =
Iarye wooden structure occupied o.
the Los Angeles Storage Com
mission and Lumber Co. and the tsi-
;fornfa Door Co.. OF san Francisco,
and owned principally by wilson
Bros. OF that city. w2s totally
destrevea BIZ Ere The lumber
wa-d Adjoining was also damaged.
probably % the extent OF xfufs4 An
empty BOX car Belonging 20 the South
e-n Pacific was also burned
The total loss viii amount 10 <io1.-
90. the greater portion Of which VIII
fall on the door company The loss 70
the lumber company IS covered by
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WAsHISGToS. 0et-0.-The secretary
of state is in receipt OF a dispatch from
Minister Bragg. saying that J. =. Law
renee, an American citizen who has
been confined in Silheme, Mexico, on
charge Of robbery upon the Mexican
Central Railway, since June II, ISL
was discharged from custody the 10Th
inst.
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exlssrnEa wuzzz nnk bs<-ez zoe
suzsszIy f1r tie CI<veszn2 elee<srS-
The se<se- s.s fzrnea over % Char
zaau DsrkSe- &C sae P-uhinE<s1n czz1-
rasxr earmsft1e. who zsk3Fcsscsd lef-
ser 70 Hover s<z<znx the bess cpurse
- BE zor PrnhibExanzscs % 2szsn L1ezr
Canvass rsxzrsz5ess Of eSerss 80 esther
TIE Eepuhlsexas ~ D>uocrz<s-
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General Grants widow has pur-
chased q rev residence on West End
avenue. New York. al cost OF sifs3, 600.
Two Of her sons ard their wives viii
live W th her. and Mrs. sArt9ris j. ex-
pected to make long visits. Mr.- Grant
suffers much from asthma
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SMOKE BALL
The Greatest Anti-Septie
| Remedy Known.

Aae coupicrs r-p.r
ment comprss-xrks
cEoehc snss
Bali aud ~DssrI,s
or PMk4ee : n.
smoke Bal lzzss =
mouths and NS
Ways ready srus-
The D eheTIafs-
makes a half rziIse
Of medicine, ~
ased oniy anrr
day, ~ per t;r~,'
tons Tins Ne ~.
iaveiy xs1er r..
We have ne - -
inexpensive nns
eY on earth. uf
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BIZ. Wenes h. WfIIing.

NEw YORK, Oct 30.-Charles stew
art WeIies has written 70 Anna John
son, Secretary of the Equal Rights
party, accepting the nomination for
the yice-preSidency.
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Accident on the Northern Pacific.

ST. PArL, Oct 3o.-By rear end col
lision two freights on the Northern
Pacific near Helena to-day, one pas
senger in capoose was killed and two
fatally injured
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oarsman searie Defeats Kemp.

LoSBoS, Oct. ga dispatch from
Australia announces that Searle has
defeated Kemp in the match for the
seulling championship and $500 side
on the Psrametto.
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King George Of (freece, who con

King George of Greece, who contem-
plates aodicaron alter the marriage OF
his son, the Duke OF Sparta, to Prin-
cess Sophia OF Prussia, will retire 70 a
beautiful estate in Denmark His
majesty viii drop the title OF king, as
he objects to being termed ''ex-kiug. -
He Will call himself by one OF the
minor titles in his family.
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THE PoPE's HARD FATE.
He Bitterly Bsmosn. His Treatment
BY Italy.

R9aE, Oct. 80 - In resolving the
archbishop OF san Francisco yester-
day. the pope complained of his posi-
ton and action OF the Italian govern
meat- He exhorfed the archbishop to
stimulate American Catholics to azi-
tate Tor the restoration OF his temporal
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want. Chesper shotguns.

N4ltHRU IfIUtlLIE.
What | want TO know" said the
patriotic Mississippian. as he bit Oft a
hunk OF tobacco and crunched Ii
savagely, "is whether his yer bill Of
Congressman Mills reduces the tariff
on shotguns or not. II it doesn't I'm
agin il. Why, dang il all. il costs too
blame much % carry an honest cleo
ton in this country"
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LONDON, Oct. 3o-Beaeh and Han
lon have signed articles TO row for
1900. the race 10 be rowed on the
Parametta river, Australia, Deem
Der
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a couple spent their honevrnoon Id

y - PIT E'SIIt tIlFII LJiiet IDUDH It
Bar Harbor. They met first ON .
steamer on the Atlantic ocean: he
proposed in Sweden; was accepted in
Russia; obtained her fathers permits
sion in England: the marriage settle
ments were drawn up in this country /;
they were married in Algiers, and
goodness knows where they are now
or viii be tomorrow.
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PesT-INTELLIGEHcER PUB. CO.
NOTICE OF MEETING
ofstoekheiders for Increasing Capt.
tai Stock.

COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND RAIL
~ road Company. Notice Is hereby
given By the undersigned, majority Of
the trustees Of said company, TO the stoc <
holders thereof. that a meeting OF said
stockholders wiIl be held at the Office OF
said company in the city of Seattle. county
OF King. territory Of Washington, on Sartr-
day the 24sh day of November. isSs, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon. for the par.ose OF
increasing the capital stock Of said com
pany 10 the sum Of 81 eco eco. TO be divided
iuto 10000 shares of $iGe each All stock
holders Of said company are requested 10
attend r. ). NILNER,
BAILEY GATzKRT.
A A. DkNSY.
sept. =, leeS. seL7tnst Trustees
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ST. PETEEsKuEG, Oct. 81. is re-
ported that the accident 10 the ears
Train yesterday resulted in the killing
Of Il persons.
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List Of Guaranteed

september, iss4
Having thoroughly oTeFhanied these
presses in our own machine shops. We can
guarantee them - be in good running
order.
TERMS: we win sell these machines
for q partial cash payment, giving time on
balance and VIII take second hand ma
chimes in trade Aay parties desiring Sec
ond-hana presses win do well 70 write Us.
- we are constantly receiving bargains.
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DuEEIx, Oct. S9.-John Redmond
NJ p. was to-day released froz Tulis.
more Jail. 4 crowd gave him an
ovation.
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The rexa.S Pacific

NEW ORLEANS. Oct 5o.-By order Of
the federal court the management of
the Texas & Pacific. road will be re-
stored to the company October 81.
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lob PRESSES.

ISL o. 8. Gordon, no ThrowoR, xii 5 IN
81 do do with Throwoff, xii IA
N-l do do no Thruwoff. 5ISxl0 =
III Columbian, no Throwoff. sx9 %
FL Universal, with Throwoff. xii rs
81 o. = Gordon, no Throwof, ski ZIG
AL do do with Throwoff, i0xI5 3na
ISL do do with Throwof. f0xI5 2DC
81 Peerless, with Throwof, 10xI5 80
I'll do do do I0x15 20
Isl do do do 10xi5 80
H-1 o. {. Gordon. no Throwofr, f0xi5. 100
SOL Globe. with Throwofr. l3xis I5a
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Hts Peculiarly.

aff1Att &4gAfl3e-
Young Man 20 Coroner see by
the newspapers that there j. an I'M
claimed body 81 the mergue.
Coroner Tss. sir.
think the body Is that Of friend
OF mine
Vas there any peculiarly about
your friend b. which YOU can IDENTIFY
Tire remAins7n
Yes. sir. be suffered horribly
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The English Miners Via.

Loxpox. Oct 30.-The coal miners
strikes have ended By an advance IN
pav
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tfFeAi sase; i.tlie lIuens- Cie&ry

les. SIR; be stattere'i horribly
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Mrs. Henry E. Johnson, the beauti-
iul Harriet Lane Of the White house
N buehanans time. is visiting in New
York, and Is described - The most
remarkable specimen OF mature wo-
manhood IN America, despite her
years and widow : weeds. -
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A CARD.

The TYPE and PRINTING MATERIAL
used on this paper Is from the foundry OF
PALMER & REY, and the same gives en-
tire satisfaction suwefr
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CYLINDER PRESSES.

Il CotrreIi . Rev. : Roller, ssx56
Nearly new. with Dexter Folder
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Fa- t-iraaing. Chester Clea-y
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PuraLlup.


fv14kspr. Ok. - The following
hep sales aers msgs Yesterday n r
1leya. x hsssS az - cents W. X
l1acsSy ~ e4leS az r. Gratis, Fre1
ho1nS's sroe, at ISL cents. W II
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Betting "a Eieet - -Rlsssea EAin
Fssts@S~ Gle ~ Restrn.
MstLs WstAs. Ocf. -. Joe Lam a.,
has pot 81 xS18 tie Tza seek Ga
HArrtser Fs-Say James ghsssssy -.
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The remedies, smoke Balla ana m.
hellatsr, are for sale At stewart 4 Cas-
Keilaxx's. Lang's and Hasbroueks !. sexsr,s
and AZ Stewart 4 srns., sz1d Bonney's. n
coma
Price OF Full Treatment, $500.
jaisutufh Ask Ynur ssrzgEfzt far IL
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Articles o! incorporation wege tilsi
to-day Of the Columbia Consolidated
Mining a Milling COMPANY. The
purposes Of the CORPORATION are the
bonding, leasing. bnysng and selling
81 ugines and mining property. ne
haying AMI Feliinr of ores. the con.
stEutts9n Of waterways for mining ana
milling purposes, the reducing ard
selling 81 Ores. the aauisssioa ~ tfss.
het land aad manufacture Ok lumber
necessary fer milling plirfsgses ets.
The capital stock i 91H0fsG. The
trustees and directors are seven and
those named sor The first six months
are Nathaniel CARTS and N Il. Wake.
man. both % Portland. and JaH4es
hcSsw. u r. EgeFett. Wm. : BAL.
lep, Harry g. Frank aud tien. Byron
scaElneli. 81 OF Tacoma. The pr4sei.
pal place II business 81 the COMPANY
VII te az Taeoms. The incorForstsr.
arr Il. Il h.serett. james Mef-aw amt
VIM :. Baiiau
similar articles we're iliea fy she
Lone star Mining COMPANY. The
purposes * thts eempauy Rfu 10 ar-
auIfc niHsFsi lands anl 60 Discover
ard develop geld. silver lead. aii. coal
tfrn or any other valuable minerals
- bag a''d sell she eAme. 90 construct
tramNays. etc. ia pursuance eg The
purpose, etc. The lie q the company
9 txed a. 81 wears, and tha ehtAtat
sfock, si.eu.up1, aivtlcti ingc 81 600
sshsrss The incorporates ard trustees
tpF ine trSf ia months are Henry
lawrence haFlss = Reeve and Alien
G. MAsan.
it r stsiea that both ths-se conafa-
ntes propose fling on the sehool see.
tans rs and p ard there pursuing
their operations, rs nil De rrmeni-
bcfrd thsf coal company sst the
tashioa IN tbs fvEsrd last ssek Nv ~.
ing On portion 81 scctioa IL.
sAytesTtuS Sorvz.
The Alaskan scff fert this morning
under chAryp Of Gapl. Ard~rSan
boGnd for the Caiumhss river.
Captain Charles r. Clancy Is Tor the
nme heins Ia ccEsynsnd 81 The North
Pacific
The wcrk Il dissharrtBe TIE eaFea
eg tea from TIE haFk spartan has rot
YET hxEuu. but i j. expected that thr
sieyedores viii gst 70 Uosk to saorrysss.
The h4R hammer OF fhe piseslfivs
which hEstke iease and dturF~4 Iutss
he Sound whils hesme eInployr,i 81
TIE wheat warehouse eas recovered
today ~ n diver
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No 1, Hn~ess ssrsuc SATURDAY sseA rsunfa.
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SC SIX p,z.Ae.. chester cle4.y


sale of kasie-y. Chester Cse&rT-