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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-24


NOTICE 70 coNTRAcTORS-SEAE.E EInS
~ for elesriag Efsy scrss q TIE tewn ct YeEk
VII - rxcesred a. ne cezce Of CyawfcFs 4 lts1-
noa. cnrnex Thir6 srd Yesaer svsnue. ~ % Jan
nAsy i tNe oWnsr reserves ne right % refuse
eny Or al hsax
NoTIcE To SHIP BUILDERS THE con-.
~ man Ceanea ot the city O. Saattas. WaSh..
VIII g It's e3er& receive sezse3 BIDS fax the ena-
sxneoon e isEe eoas for sad essy, sa seeoFt-
Gle in said clerks 0Eaee "a sAe CITY hail Al
bids % receive e0rs deTasson nuSt state where
y - proposed - construct said beat. sn3 shall
January s. ls9a 81 - j clock D m. ana NUS
be accom- panied - = certified check On Sc
attic bank for she sura os four thousand dollars
clsy ana e forfeited Is sid stv sheea he sue
ssssta' bidder refuse G. oeglect 20 enter fafa
eontxaet aid su9utsh goed and sufficient bad
days afseg the award 81 snrh ccnfraes i made
er %ae Common CoQneAi pf sSsd cry. ard tae
rlsat IS reserved 10 re1sEs any or 81 BIDS oHrcL
c. ", FERRIS, Clerk.
NOTICE TO coNrRAcTuRs-sEAlED Pro
~ passls vii ee reeeircS ~ The hoSr3 % corn
Its<tas4eFs Of AArs county, Washington. 81 the
ofirs Of the coErty auditor. lie seattle. wash
f8ggo1. on or before MoadAg, February & A. n
lisa. a. II e'elcck a IN. fer furnishing and set
ting ur 81 s. sseet and igea jail cages, With cor
riders: slso fer furnishing doors aud window
gratings tor ahs new ksug county courthouse.
now In eonsse Of erection 81 Seattle. Washing
cations prepkred by W. A. Riiehie arcA.treE
aac now en- lie IL The architects oitire "a roomS
is ard ~. kprn hnalaing, corner 81 Yesles ave
nue. and South second street. ia seattle. Wash.
copies Of hleh may ne had up0u application 70
the architect. accompanied by ae1soxi1 as SO as
security sor their return.
Zach proposal must 2S accompanied ~ Ger
titled chece on some ietaS hank in the susa Of
fifteen hga5rea dallsrS {Sissfo). made payable 10
The o-s'er o. the Treasurer 81 King county,
Washington. as a guarantee tAst in case
o. che award % the contract being made
70 him, the said contractor shall enter
iafo formal contrett. as prepared av
the architect. H7d furnish good znd snli-
Client bonds according % law for she faithful ex,
ecation aud completion Of the contract IN fAti-
ure II > hfch the sad cheek Sfail be forfeited
IN King county without recourse aud far
liqaidafea damages for such Is iure on the part
of the bidder
No proposal win Nc considered unless secom-
panied BY Saeh certified check.
The commissioners reserve the right 90 reject
any or all Of the bids.
Dated this 9TH day OF December, 1850.
wR FORREST,
County Auditor and ex-ofieio CLERK OF the
Board 81 CaunEv Commissioners OF King
county, Washington.
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NOTICE. or DrxS0ErrI0s.

~ Fq-shfls hssesafayf ex&sfsns SsEwsea 3 =.
assnre xS4 ssssrge 4 AExss. ur1er fhH a&zse g
HsaA kn1ssGsy. esgGer Cedar AnA EaA1
ssreets = s2as aAE Dissolved ~ s8wfzs4 e1ssaAs.
) q &ao2e Mzs soszl18A 90 H. - Ue&s s4s 49,
ss4ssss ~ - = MU8AE
Gsty l. bAkEz.
sasas. wAsa- pss =. lsss.
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AssAYERs AND cHEusrs.

DRYANTS ASSAY OFFICE, SEATTLE
ID Pharmacy Hall drux store. s03 Third street.
correct assays: for terms and references address
Is above send samples by mail o. express:
G. n Bryant
A.. g0RGE BKTHrNK. AsaAYER AND cHKM-
fisf AnniyxeF 81 coal, nre clAyss ores. etc. send
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sTEsoan4PHERx

~ AARfNsTOE TYPEWRITER HEAD
w anasserN- ssa negrapherx furnished. abort
hand sna typewTstspg HaEk txHcuieds tFpes
wflge4s s32Lsd k92Hsu block, GglHku Aaa
sffssss-
IT,. nNrhfnee sn8 supplies. eb0ff hkssd sad
fysssmg.tinz ofse@s. Es0m ga. seattle h1Eks
fssr. s@s ThEga a8& Cherry streets.
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=
ssaeF~ Mr.. skTsaaaise. Has szessf2
sssl "a sksaneF.
@slss sessiea a. p n. cAFssssass tres
~ssss saasass assp N.
saE Catholic enrgcn.
= BASES vii be held Ia the Catholic
80 eoFnvy II Fourth and Washington
= estaipemoyAslon OF Christmas
e Tie trst nass. commencing AZ
ssuighi. no ene without ticket
admitted. A limited number ef
~ b secured q Father presoa.
SAY. Tie second mass viii follow
essY after the midnight mass.
- morning At O'Clock another
- . = hs8d aaa st . Two maSscs. ere
he e.ieg. AZ 81 - The last mass
: Reiterated. ana ia the evening there
{ Z ssseaaa hsaeslieuon ~ the hlesssl
NssasA1
fasiAs-nANIsa n e. eHrEea.
isaaE Peoples saeEetv el she Nor,
- Danish Methodist Episcopal church
~ literary soclal tomorrow alter
= o'esecs for homeless y.auMe
Al Youpf felix's. especially sean.
.'aA'a az laYsted 60 thls affair which
e lss oae - shs ssaas& enSevahge
asaoeg tie ssAndsaayians. k4a-
s,sss'sy q tie present seek. the s,sn.
sa q tAis church wai hold It's
- = iFes exercises ia tise req ehargh
= = oslss and fisth streets.
ssgsxn aeAKx sageNess.
" b services tviee at she hew
. Tie Sacred Heart. a, Meth
- soMoEraw. At 5 o'clock there
~ = S'ssinAsx mass &asi Al 10 ~ q 'cioek
s1ass sehFsa, wear general os sae
IS = eesssFsss salensm hssh inasz. lsa
y '. s.sss'ss; ey Fathers f. llemeass arssi
s he Turner wsa be dracan ana
- ssse-aeAeen. Ia. services a q.
- y sas arss ever he'd il sl.e
a. SksssT&EEtkN eHrKA8
49, sasst ryeshy seFsas. church raxnsr
-. sad FhiFd streets. a CAsssssaAs
- sssa arranged AMI she SABBATH
49, ssvs an srPfagsSAte literary ana
sssfisshassut his evening Al
n@ss x caEssy asas presents 49,
- Asa9ng ttss ehltagen
aks srxKt sArgsss .s,ssm
= shss. cloek sAss ss.n.na ~
sss7 q TIE Aaskss ssre<s naps1ss
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REaFov4E NOTICE

GCTkRY & OWENS. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND
- surveyors. have removed 20 new Offices in
Seattle block. rooms Isl ard s62. Plans ard SUI
Per1nfendenca FOR structures, aud general sur
yeying prom pity attended To
CITY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
DIcHARD NEviNS JR.. civil ENGINEER
III aaa surveyor, hiss renewed his once from
the kilgen HECK 70 room g. Boston hioek
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xewr A&Esfs xHg fxa48aATKp af.AS-s-
vi suTzax aa4 mecsasn - seneeN. s1sNeT
Tslsa ssseE< HsGrs : = ~ t. p ~
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MILE RAzLKw0on. ARTIsT-INsTRUc
~ lions given IN oils. pakiei, watef e1lofss
cfayon aud ehiGa. orders taken; holiday deco
Fatieas Speciality; visitors not only Nelt me
bat desired studio. rsola -, Phin0ay block,
cuFsieF Front and seneca
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xorrcr ro srocknoLpERs.


NOTiCE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ so kholders Of the Washington National
Bank Of seattle Tor the election az directors fer
the engaiue year Will be held at the bank on
Tuesday. the 18th day OF January, 1890. 50
o'clock p, IN. MF. RACKUs, Cashier.
NoTTCE-THE ANNUAL. MEETING or THE
~ stockholders Of the First National bank
81 Seattle for che election Of directors fer
the ensuing year. viii be held e the bank on
Tuesday the l4fh of January. $500 a. J 80 2. n.
STOCKHOLDERS NEETISG--THE RE6U.
- lar annual meeting OF the stockholders %
the Boston National Sank Of Seattle VIII b. held
ag its banking house on TUESDAY. January H.
1890 af 80 o clock 2. n, for the choice Of d.
recsOrx and the transaction of such other oasi-
ness Is raay properly Be brought sesore IT,
W T. THOR&ELi. Cashier
Seattle. wash, Dec "a tsSa-
NOTICE sTOcKHOLnKRS MEETING; THE
~ annual meeting OF tne stoek holaefs Of the
seattle Construction Company VIII be held at
the Office 0l The secretary Of The company, ~ he
power hoase OF the 1esier avenue cable itne II
lake Washington. on the Second Monday the
18th day u Iaaasrs. A. n. 1850. a. el0ek p N
Trustees Tor the eus1sag year viii then te
elected ard such other business tranSaetei -
may Legally be then done
FRED n SANDER President
T. D EkGN-, Secretary.
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The young people og The Trinity Luther
ara tEHgiish church are makfnx great prep
arstSons for aChTistnas festival. 10 Re gwen
81 The Swedish Lutheran church. Oh Third
street t0sn0Tow evening Spersal nausEe
~ the sunday actsool wsl ne rendered and
presents VII he distributed To tbs htsle
f4rsan
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NOTICE 10 CoSTRACrDES-SEAzE FiDS
~ Tor clearing SKY as-sS e. ire town ct FcEk
VII - recesTe9 a. tAe ri7ce Of fsrawfcrs 4 Han
n04. cnrnex Ihir1 snd fesaer arenue. NJ 80 Jan
nay l. tAe ownsr reserves ne right 70 refuse
eny or al bids
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Many old soldiers who contracted chronic
diarfkoaa while ia fsle service hapa since been
permanently cured OF IL by chambersain'a
Collie, Cholera aud pisrThoen Remedy For
saic by Al druggists stewars & Holmes Drug
Company, whoIesass agsntx
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FTF0 TRADE-CLUSTER DIAMOND RING;
nice stonas: en Isaryial payment for Seattle
or suburb lots. Address F. H., Posl-Intelh-
gencer.
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8oRv
MAHHfIkn.


RO~es-At white River Saturday. December II,
Lssg 20 the wife ~ VI X k0ss : eon.
MAKRgED.
halle Ee-A tyletorss b G SUNDAY, Deem
tes IS lss4. Mr.. T. r. Hall, Of Vancouver, b
c. and &ssk Carrie NJ carr ~ seattle
UFEn.
FItKNCH-~Af Liiliswmap. December - iSsa, the
infant daughter ~ EFness and las french
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II n. ctNN. ATTORNEY ASn C0TNSEIL0R
= ~ lzw Aad notArys 90 moSctAi eoslee-
tens sneclalty. o4ice. roena iS sSafsss osock.
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ny seEFsacS~ Misses Robinson ard Ne
zasa Ms Cfoeswsa. causrslts,-Nssa Ran.
IsseF Mr.. skranaalse Bass asssf2
assil "a skinner.
ssss sefsiea a. p -. cArsssass tres
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20 80


ITO IHAsg-A STORE on SOUTH SECOND
4 street besszeeg Washington and 1esleE
avenue. near CoTt's thes1sE- Address : A. foste
Intelaxeaeet.
IsoR LEAsE-oS wEsT STREET. EACH 60
A. feet front. Inax or fnoFt "a. washington
Territory guyesfaaeHt CoEnFsHY
TroE LgAsg-oS COMMERCIAL STREET. a
4 eorneE scs ~ q terra 81 year, NsshsDEfoa
Territory investments Co. Lacweiy a-A1s1sa
sailainx-
I-oK LEAgE-@HARF AD10fSlSG RAIL
Il rad lie Whole OF pxrs - = block for =
long or tsoFz term xaitzpse fos manufacturing
60 warehouses wsshlaEso3 TssTssory Unrest
sPECTaE EoTTcE
SPEcT&I NoFlcE -ovE DgzES PAT TJR
- kegs s. he SAe led fer tbs evening az Us
soath seoersl strict e foe hsesF't.ea
DEwAgD-ssa EEwARD WILL BIZ PAID
Ia Eos &ataTmEtsan shs1 Nlls ieSd 10 TIE sEfstt
q the Eaxsca $50 ssa e shE 1s1tDE relfE 1e1f
s4Ez from tie Assssa pasee- = J. SisssnNn
rARB-wE HEsgBy wARS TA5os
= sianeeasksss net 80 70 30 work ~ h.e1Hssh
& DaNe@ Or {ae saEst1Ez 4Ss4ss AZ teEs So. p
sssss tasy are hslcknsSa Ga4 49, wnSksHs t<
'A'''A' 1. aASsIsE
NoTIcE TO FzarEIETORS Plays EoR
~ cottages az anF .sk*agF ssssze&3e- t.ss gszE
and agSsAsF maps Al somsHS FsSs = FFsEsAAz-4asss
MFcn lsxs. 30 frolM~zt&s ssTexs-
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a-as-
QUITTING AND FfTTING-IsApiEs WAISTS
Z ssAstefns Gus kna fitted }aexets and Sew
1asrkssts eas aad gaAde 70 erfitf - Esa1usts
tsst. gents and lsaFs' eaTms sis emf AID made 70
orsgisf ia The --latest style In sese3ry store 59ps
F8xs street
0,Ag4@ pgEssMA EfS6 PAEl0Ms-AkTESTIC
4 cutting ard nft3nx cone IN dxasAHasktks.
wraps and ea0Mka Mrs J. A. fhrou, rooms ana
10. narnef seneca and Front sSfo9ts, sesstles
y ssh.
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nERBY-THE POINT on g.. l. 5 4 e.
IL railway, two aud half miles from Sne.
honish junction. On the Gilman branch, scs-
merry known IS Lunns spur, has been nsmed
Derby. Freight trains win hereafter deliver
freight At and receive freight from that station
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Christmas day viii 5s observed AZ the
chapel 0f Trinity parish, Garner ~ second
aud Blanehara streets. by services At II rs
= m aisa r. M. They vii haze on Thurs
day aftsTnocn also Christmas tres carol
service, IN which ali the young people Of
the church vii participate.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTgD-D DETECTIVES. We WANT NAN
w in every locality IS special private de-
tectsve: experience not required; particulars
free. Z. s Detective Bureau. Kansas City Kan.
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A FINE DIsFLAN--PAfNTINH IN OIL FROM
"A the brush OF q famous Eastern Arftss. on ex.
hibifien aud for sale Al ". :. MoFleys. No. isblt
trout street. this WORK j. admtittd 20 bs fhn
most pcrfees ever shown in seattle. aud should
be seen 10 bf appreciated.
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cEATTLE FURNITURE co
- lead in good goods and low prices ia our new
psrl0g. bedroom aud Office furniture. we have a
to reduce stock Seattle Furniture Company,
a3S Front street
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~ f. BOWMAN - ATr0RSEY-AFsE.Aw
Y kceza ssS, SeAssle ns0cx, coraer Third and
Charzx streets
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rnPLorMENr W4Nrrp-n4EE

EMPLOYMENT WAgyED-M4LE
w ANTED--A SITUATION BY A NAN AND
w wife - heal i0eat and pastry cooks: have
the beat OF recommendations. city or country.
Address J. II. G.. rost-lntellgencer.
geo SALARY, $40 ExPENsEs IN ADVANCE
sN11V allowed eaeh mouth: steady eEnpioy-
taent &C hegne or travelling no soliciting. duties
delivering and making collections 10 postal
eaFds Address. with stamp, HafeE & Co
Piuua. O. tg.thur .sat.sGn
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CHICAGO MUSIC STORE - BARGAINS IN
" yioiins guitars. banjos, ETC.; fne strings:
repairing specially lessons given Los Third
street
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free. z. s detective Bureau Kansas City. Kan
RIO TRADE-CLUsTER DIAMOND RING;
nice stonaS; Oh IarJial payment for Seattle
or suburb lots. Address F. H.. Posl-Iuteih-
gencer.
nERBY-THE POINT on s.. l. s 4 <.
IL railway, two aud half miles from sne.
hoEaish Junction. Ga the Gilman branch, ses-
merry known IS Lunn spur, has been nsmed
Derby Freight trains win hereafter deliver
freight At and receive freight from that station.
THE LABoRING MAN OR THE MECHANIC
4 in search Of q home that wiz be conyen.
lent 70 his daily work can ind no spot OF earth
better suited 10 his wants than lot in Ballard,
on the shores OF salmon bay. Here is destined
60 be the great manufacturing suburb Of Seattle,
and there are already dozen different manu-
facsur7ng industries either in active orefatton
or their wasks beng rapidly pushed 70 compile
ten. The cleo re and cable lines are expected
20 connect Ballard with seattle by the early part
OF next summer, so that now is the time 70 buy.
For prices aud terms on Ballard and other out
side properly call on Alonxo Hambiet Il Co.. 7g6
second street The Fair. Business lots in Bal
Ia a speciality.
cEATTLEFuRNITuREco MPANY--wE
- lead in GOOD goods and low prices ia our new
psrl0g. bedroom and Office furniture: we have a
fine assortment OF holiday goods. which we will
sell for the next fifteen days al wholesale prices
10 reduce stock. Seattle Furniture Company,
las Front street.
CHICAGO MUSIC STORE - BARGAINS IN
" yioiins guitars. ban3os, ETC.; Enc strings;
repairing specially lessons given LOS Third
street
aLD PAPERS AT THIS oFFICR-.sc A BUN
JAMES wHEELAN, WHOLESALE AND RE
~ tail sEddier and harness manufacturer,
Lon Third street. Hand made harness. Concord,
Tea IA, coach, truck, express and single and
double buggy harness. All kinds of ladies'
and gents saddles and everything usually
kept n tifst-elass saddiery store. AL war
Tante6 and the cheapest bargains in seattle
l. COLEMAN. sls WEST STREET. sE-
cts attic; wholesale and retail manufacturer
ana dealer in harness and saddlery goods: sad
ley hardware. etc team, truck. coach and
buggy harness.
WE SELL FURNITURE AS CHEAP AS CAN
w be bought anywhere In the city for cash
or on the instaliment plan. Try us. at 250T
Front street. North seattle. BelItown Furniture
Company.
TsoR REYT-so-ACRE FARM. APPLY Ar
II room (, Colonial block, corner Second and
Columbia.
nLD PAPERs AT THIS oFFIcE-25cA BUN
DOYs-CHANcK TO MAKE MONEY; BRING
ID what rags you can hnd 20 enginero room OF
Post-Inteiligencer. between and "a IA.
NOR TURNING. scRoLI-sAwING AND GEN
IT eral mill work. SO 20 6arthley Hurst
rear Of Lake Shore mil. Lake Union
IysTABLisHED IN lss2-RKADY FOR BUsI-
rulers. blank book manufacturer, music. maya
zines, law hooks bound substantially IN any
style, best work at reasonable prices seal skins
and genuine Russia leather for artistic bindings
and best linen ledger paper kept on hand ~
Second street old skArRx rink. right hand side,
basement SEATTLE Wash. p Q. box e2S.
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KNGrvEERs AND nRAUsHrsmEs.

ID II. THOMPSON q co, {R. N. THOMPSON,
hs George r. Cotterisl. Ciarencs /. Mhite4
ssvis engineers and surveyors. are located ia
fooras . AnG n, nurke's block, corner Third
aud Union; all notes aid records saved eity OF
county work promptly sttentsed to. MAPS, tfao
ings or blue prints furnished a. short NOTES.
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NKvANfED-To LEASE EoR A TERM OF
Wv wears. xarAnt lot: good business ioce-
tson Address. with sSsns and location. G. T.
T. sts Nal street
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Rooas AND sosRp.

groR RENT-NIeELY FURNISHED ROOM
T. en suifs or single, vita or without boar
a.iaa seventh street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-24
soUTHERN PREsByrERIANs.
The Question of Organic Union with the
Northern Churches

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), May 23d.-In the
Southern Genera! Assembly to- day the re-
port of the Committee on Sabbath Observ-
ance recommended that the Assem- bly, in
dorse the petitions to change Inauguration
Day to the first Wednesday in March or the
last Wednesday in April, aud to prohibit
work OF the Sabbath. The Assembly re-
quests officers and members of the church
| 10 refrain from all travel on Sunday except
in cases of necessity and mercy. Report
was docketed.
The question of cooperation with the
Northern churches called a special COM
mittee which had considered the report OF
| the Conference. The committee submitted
majority report favoIing the adoption OF
| the recommendation to cooperate AID j
minority report opposing it.
| The entire afternoon session was devoted
| to the discussion. Ngt All the members
spoke, but the sentiment is overwhelnn-
| lngiy in supporS of co-as ration A report
| recommending organic union would, how
ever, fail.
One of the strongest protests made was
| by GiTardeau, of South Carolina. The
! adoption OF the report to cooperate ne
said, was step TO organic union If so,
the question is, whether the Assembly will
sacrifice the union of the Southern Presbv-
terian Church for union with the North
ern Church. " 1 think, he said, repre-
sent the people OF my section in South
Carolina when I say that if the Church
| adopts any measure tending TO q union OF
| whites and blacks in the Church and State.
many Presbyterians will leave the denomi-
nation"
The discussion continued until g late
hour tonight, when every one had been
given an opportunity to spesk, after which
g vote was taken. Ninety-nine votes were
cast in favor of corporation and twenty
seven in opposition TO it.
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ALASKAN FISHERIES.
The Revenue Steamer Rush Ordered to
Behring Sea.


WASHINGTON, May 23d.-Secretary Win
dom to-day signed the sailing orders of the
revenue steamer Rush, directing that she
sail Immediately upon receipt of instruc-
tons to Alaska and then to cruise dill
gently in Behring Sea for the purpose of
warning all persons against entering such
waters for the purpose of violating Section
1856 of the Revised Statutes, and arresting
all persons and seizing all vessels found to
be or who have been engaged in the viola
ton Of the laws OF the United States
therein.
Section 1855 of the Revised Statutes re-
ferred to above provides that no person
shall kill any otter, mink, marten, sable or
fur seal or other fur-bearing animal within
the limits of the Alaskan Territory
or in the waters thereof, ard
every person guilty thereof shall fol
each offense be fined not less than $500 nor
more than $1,000, or Imprisonment not
more than six months. or both such fine
and impris ssnment, and all vessels, their
tackle, apparel furniture and cargo found
engaged in violation of this section shall
be forfeited. But the Secretary of the
Treasury shall have power to authorize
the killing of any such mink, marten, sable
or other fur bearing animal except for
seals under such regulations as he may
prescribe, and it shall be the duty of the
Secretary TO prevent the killing of any fur
seal and to provide for the execution of the
provisions of this section until it is other
wise forbidden by law, nor shall he grant
anv special privileges under this section.
The commanding officer of the Rush is
also furnished with a copy of the Act OF
March >, 1sS9 and the Presidents procla-
nation of March 81, 1889, regarding the
protection Of the seal and salmon fisheries
OF Alaska, and is instructed to enforce their
provisions. The Rush is now at San Fran
cisco, ready for sea, and will sail immedi-
ately upon receipt of the orders which were
mailed at Washington this afternoon.
The revenue steamer Bear, which is now
fitting out at San Francisco for an expedi-
ton to Point Barrow, Alaska, has also been
designated to assist in the protection of the
Alaskan fisheries, and will follow the Rush
in short time. Her orders are now being
prepared ct the Treasury Department.