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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-15
THE MEN WITH A KIT.
What Can Be Done With the
Two BurgIars7
THE AUTHORITIES ARE PUZZLED.


Frank Moore and Ray, alias Ayers, the
two enterpFfsing Burglars. still conEnns 20
iangHish IN jail. together with their XII OF
valuable tools. They were very aocile YES
tersisy morning. and ciieeFsUily assisted n
sweeping ous the cells and making tidy the
jail
There was considerable speculation IN
police AMI criminal court circles as 10
What II anything. could be done with
them. Chief Mitchell. when INTERCEPTED
upon the t0pic looked Is wise Is a owl.
hnt remained AZ dumb A. an oyster.
The prisoners. while suspected, are not
as yet convicted Of any crime. The kit OF
burRisrs tools found in their possession Is
in itself suspicious circumstance. bat in
fhis state one not punishable By law J.
A. Stratton. the prosecuting attorney. ex-
pressed the opinion that the prisoners could
not legally be held upon any charge Of
best policy, under the circumstances, would
be 10 "vAe them
Chief Mitchell. who IL waiting in hourly
expectation OF some advice concerning the
crooks from Portland or San Francisco.
decided to act upon this advice, and accord
ingsy took Ray. alias Ayers. before Justice
9AtIte4 10 answer 70 CAaFEC % NnttI aftSg
The courtroom vas crowded with curious
spectators. who gazed woaderingly at the
deceptive gnn-ease and the apparently
harmless little yaiise. The proceedings
we're OF brief duration. Ray. alias Ayers,
was represented By counsel. who, as soon
as the case was called. moved for change
OF venue, upon the ground that
the defendant did not believe
that he could have = fair and
impartial trial and was, consequently. de-
sirous OF having his case transferred TO the
court OF Justice Rivers. The affidavit set
ting ont these allegations was signed
Mathew Ayers" The motion was granted
and the prisoner sent baex 70 jail The
same course was then taken with Moore.
Justice Rivers will not be prepared 10
hear the cases until tomorrow or possibly
the NEXT day. In the meantime the pris-
onsrs are held confined in separate cells.
without being able 70 communicate, and
Chief Mitchell is awaiting Developments.
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As coon As nrs mnnn-
Tiae secret Of the saeee.s ~ G. G. yvhfse
q Co.

Ah& secret OF f1ze 5fzeG@ss 81 q. e.. white
q Co.
A man whose word Is ~ good a. his
bond b Mr.. q. g. White. OF the iarrs lew
elrv establishment Of O. g. White & Co.
de wAs for many years foreman Of me
vesl-known jesesEy house Of L. r. Saith
q son. whose business be purchased last
spring.
g. @. White q Co. nov have sns stock
Of lewelry, slITerware aud noYelsses a.
ttesr store ct si9 Third street opposite the
d. +. church. which il is impossible 70 fiad
eauaiied 81 any other place 10 the city. All
goods ars guaranteed a. represented and
purchasers hare the benefit Of the the ex-
peTaence Of practical mar as the trade.
In misunderstanding and designing the frn
has one Of the best EAtchmakers on TIE
Pacific coast, and has in addition al en-
grayer and enameler Eho cannot be sur
passed AnS one desiring engraving,
monogram work or cressing should cali on
AE. White, Is he IL an artist Ira the basi-
ness. Designs for monograms. medals,
etc, furnished free Of charge
The firm Of 9. G. White & Co. will. as
soon as il i completed. move into the fine
new Halter hHiiding. on the corner Of sec
ond and Columbia streets, where they viii
have very commodious and handy quarters.
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e WON THE DAY.
: Men Protest Against
Longer Hours.
]. , STRIKE WAS AvERrED
- gaexsrie Railway Conap@nys
-. sxfase TO Work More
- Fsfsesn Hours . Day.

..s sas posted IN the carhouse Of
- rseetrse Railway and Poxer
- Frsdav morning calling the
4 he conductors aad motor
~ Issuance OF > Dew time card
s. bs tuo hours their daily la
4 {. sns5cyes are nor required 20 be
4. korfs 81 weather from s
10 10 3. IA. and from 9 O'Clock
m. Ga alternate days, thus
- rlFs than fifteen hours a day Of
80 sin forty minutes grace for
- ssrs Indignant ~ 'this latest
- i Efey teTn1ed i. The COM
4 "a 81 propose 10 make shy proper
e ssssssss Of pay nor condescend 70
- ,snson for !ss action.
4. .ssve q these facts. and being un-
- : ,rsasii 70 siss arbitrary acts of
'mamuv fsle conductors and motoTrnen
s rxss .sse night 81 the same day
-, rsfs of duty. The equities Of
.ss.ssou were fsIly discussed and con-
sst il vas also remembered that
s.sxaas occasion serious thoughts Of
- IL Their NAges which are $50 q
- lad sssn entertained By the COM
e. aas elaboration the employees
suslsly resolved not 10 comply with
4. ae,lrrngats OF the rev time
A espeetfnl, though EN-
81 communication. addressed 70
s.enasnt Carr. and asking for the
- ii The obnoxious tsme-cRrd was,
s.ssrlF. prepared and signed by every
( asseuaanee. IL was also agreed
- he en- pgoyes that II the company
- giant their reasonable re qne.t that
: seala strike and refuse tnls morning
- cut any cars. Isaekiiy for the
- howeser who dislike 70 walk any
80 slsrongh the muddy streets. the
~ Immediately on iearning OF the
sassla Of the men, wisely con.
"a 10 make the concession desired /,
) yesterday the order creating new
szsgA aud xiending the already long
ua labor was connsermanded before
ii saksn effect
/ ~ sssals Is thai things continue un-
nzsa, she threatened strike having been
ha She conductors and motor Inen,
- lhgnking thai an increase Of pay
Sol he unmsnsed. are stiil content
sssk for The corporation until they can
hsIe7.
/ - conductors ard motor men, when
2seaehsi By reporters, we're afraid 20
SO q any knewiedge Of the contem-
Esa strike. dreadtng the possible resent
&aiol tie company. hus authentic infor-
Nm was obtained by . Posr-IETEL1J-
Enz1s reporter from other sources.
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fsiE roItcx coVRrs.

tssat Crsst ~ rsttx offender.
htfsr~ Their fleneFs-
- ttssses, yesterday f,e8 = snit IA The
- se4Ft against Duncan AeCram.
esseFer Judgment Ser the sum 81
'assFsSt, al.sSsa 30 he due on
~ and delivered and tor labor
e q shs pxtst;ea in sAe estate II
49, va YESTERDAY continued ia
/ - Seayr STATS The sist lnsS
- q sAs cases II tie Chsnese
- sisa smoking opsana was eanlan,
! AAF, q aasssce Rivers
aAssoa wSs 6ned S hy iaziaos
ss'ssAs&Y, faF leaving has sean2 ga.
- 2 iAs pah,ss streets.
sA.sVls aas found Yesterday. ID
ssee ca sseona street hv Ilssa,
=. sass'Fss. Chsss Niueheil cens.
~. - go Fvs an ia he A&slg <t nSinx
E sssss g eaa their heshaa.ss bone
ss.s 49, sAsnss shst law shoa 4 !.
sRsstAns iaxsg nss 60 ussulassz ii
ssssss essAsszasas
- tfssAa, arrested tog xanhsing,
ss0ta sasisasy apsn dsfozitlar
f'sAes. = fugitive frass iastszs
- = sFsoea gsso tAs easte8y a s.
-. q z2eonaA
sAss Agzinxs Elss wggsasas : ea..vs,..
~ sssA aAssag assssea vso.sns
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TmE wnnAr WAREHOUSE.
A site Not Yet Chaaen-Ths comean,
Formed.

n site Not let Ghasfn-Aks Company
Formed.
During the past three days the gentlemen
conapo Ing the COMMITTEES appointed by the
stockholders Of the new wheat warehouse
enterprise. TO select q site for the erection
Of the buildings. have been doing their ut
most 20 make the best selection, and, al
though they have not coEas to a dz6nite
conclusion ~ to the exact location, they
have intlmeted that their report viii De
handed In some time next week.
Alta meeting Of the stockholders. last
night, ct The Rainier hotel the following
gentlemen were elected trustees: Mr..
John Leary. Mr. Amos Brown. Mr. W. f.
Bailey. Mr. L. s. J. Hunt. Colonel Thos
Ewing. Judge Thos Burke, Mr. Jacob
Furth and Captain w T. Ballard
The capital stock was increased TO $780,
600. and Mr.. John LearY and Mr. l. 5. ].
Hunt were appointed 70 take charge OF the
subscription books. Permanent officers
were elected as follows. Mr. John Leary,
President; DIR. Amos Brown, vice pEesi-
dent: Mr.. Jacob Farth. treasurer; Cap
tain w. T. Ballard, secretary.
Another meeting viii be held next week,
when the report Of the committee on ioea-
ton Of building will hand in It's report.
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YESTERDAYS rInms.

- Seattle seam Laundry Destroyed
4 hiase ~ esI second street.
~ Seattle steam laundry at Lake
zaa was destroyed yesterday BY = fire,
tsNd BY the explosion d gasoline tank
as ironing room. The explosion oc-
sfNs 81 II rs la the forenoon IN the sec
HsioFy and scattered the FIRE 80 sud.
- thai ihe employees on that h0Gr were
shse % - aown the stairs and ell bad to
np ons Il tbs windows. There we're
snty smYsoyes. eight 81 whom were No.
20. and ali escaped without accident
"A alarm was turned IN 10 the flFemen's
aiqaaFteFs n II V and No / hose-w
heok and ladder Company and The
zaaicai engine wese ordered out. The
~ and ladder team managed % get
aFlY there after time. but the roads
= u such bad condition that the engine
Bose. agons we're unable TO get far.
ls afemsn eoald not save the laundry.
snfs down the barn near by, 70 prevent
Ire communicating with the house AZ
ssaF occupied BY Me. W. McCutchln,
sae afm Of Vincent & McCnsehin. who
sisied she laundry. Inside OF two hours
saaary vas totally destroyed, together
J he machinery AMI large amour. az
49, eeods an the second floor, aud
see ihs plain goods on the first door.
y burned lsnndry was a diiapidated
esaefy estsidlng, size soxe1 feet, partly
rsanssng Lake Union and situated east
& y terminus II The electric meteor line.
saldiaE belonged Ga the q. A. Raxsler
y sas eoatr0lled BY Frederick Saun-
~ sas subject 10 a mortgage 10
3 = p T Denny ID was rented about
ssenshs sgo by Vincent & MeCutchsa.
eAfe tislce used Il as laundry.
cas- On the building i about $3.50.
e Ne machinery $3.50 There was
ksasry.
= ssaespt was in the city bur ing sup
= s@e laundry While Il was being de-
-. Ahd did not knew Of the Gre until
.ssafsNs IN The afternoon. lie said last
saas be ard Mr.. Mccaichln we're
asfsiasE decided shat 10 do. but
- sasy Eoald start another laundry
A'sssils oF a. sooa n they could
- ~ saseeesary machinery. The loss
ssa 81 ss heavy.
stAsE % sxc0Sa srx9gr.
saaghs IN tte roos Of the canvas
Arse a Rosenberg. SCI second
2 Yesterday morning. from
- = steveppe. A alarm Was
and No company were on the
Promptly bat the services cf the
ssss aes required f. J. Henson
SLATED 81 80 the top et ths tegt.
s'e4 By Jake Nllne, succeeded ia
- Ne ii&maes hy she useof several
3 sases, Qalte large hele was
: he soea aae large amount Of
"a Eniarra ~ water. The dana
n ~sSiy covered hv Insurance.
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fhfeass relative 70 Evelin Anderson. was
Dismissed yesterday ~ Justfee Rivers.
Jake fowier paid > fiHe oE IS - justice
Rivers. yesterday. for indecent exposure
James SAITH az old 0ffsnaef was ves-
serdAy sent - AL for three months By Ius-
fses Miller. for tic theft Of : rife.
James Cassidy was before Justice Miller
yesserday. and va sentenced - thirty
days IN iAli for hayiEg chased boy around
lo8ginghouse and threatening him win
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rHH crrY.s SICK.

Patients sent 60 and Discharged From
Grace Hospital.
City Physician Grant yesterday sent Mrs.
John Phillips. living At sixth and Mercer
streets. 90 Providence hospital She was
suffering from q serious running sore on
the hip. the result of any injury received
some time ago.
Or. Grant also ordered the discharge
from Providence hospital Of 4. &. Oxen,
who was sent TO the hospital about two
weeks ago, suffering from inilammasory
rflA.lr,, afissi,
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BIG DISCOVERY AT nAmILros.
The First Find of Blacksmith Coal
aha Coast.

There was great excitement on the upE&E
skagit last Friday over the striking OIL
fourteen-foot Solid vein OF blacksmith coal,
the first and only yet discovered on fhe
Pacific coast, a. the Cumberland mides,
opposite the TOWNSHIP of Hamilton The
vein is owned by a rich san Francisco
syndicate. of which Mackay, the English
millionaire. Il president Several iron veins
In this vicinity are dependant upon the
striking Of this vein and viii nov be
opened II Is expected that smelters viii
now be built al this place.
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We are making a handsome
display in the line of Christmas
goods on our novelty counters
and want you TO see it.
There a Iotof wand choice
Laces being shown which
we cannot describe this time,
but you shonld examine them
in person.
Handkerchiefs are some
thing which are favorite pres
ents both for giverand receiver.
Have a stock of them which
viii fairly astonish you BY its
variety, richness and lowness
of price.
WIN Just quote a sample
price or two to LET you Judge
by:
80 dozen Hsndkerchisfs IN all nswpas
terns st - e each.
White and colared embroidered a laa.s
and tsc These are vel worth 20
each.
There IS a line Of fine en-
broidered Lawns and Linens at
from So. soeach upwards. which
the ladies are in perfect rapture
over. Really. there hasn't
been anything so choice in this
line shown in the city before.
In Silk Handkerchiefs we
viii fairly dazzle you. We
made a direct importation from
Yokohama and are sure to suit
you with them.
They are in plain. hem
stitched, fancifully embroidered.
initials. etc.
They are marked at keen
cutting prices.
Before we forget it viii just
mention:
Special lire linen Emhroadered Initial
Haaakerehlefs u a0c and soc,
Also one-hsif dozen Assorted TnhTci-
derea Handkerchief A trom st.so per
box
A perfect assortment of
Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs
at from 81. so TO SIS.
THERE'S some very fine Sheer
Linen Lawn for ladies who pre-
fer to do their own drawn work.
There has been a regular
drain on our stock of Chate-
lanes and Purses. but we were
prepared for it.
Everybody seems to recog-
nize the fitness of these goods
for presents.
They are going like hot cakes,
and no wonder when you con-
slider what an elegant selection
there is TO be picked from.
What makes a nicer present
than a Silk Umbrella--one
with rich silver, gold or natural
wood handle9
We can astonish you with
the stock of Umbrellas now
being shown, and without doubt
the stock is the richest and
finest ever offered in the North
west. In novelties in handles
there are some Of the most
unique designs conceivable.
These goods are all OF the
celebrated Follmer. Ciogg &
Co.'S make and are warranted.
The other day we casually
mentioned that a few Of those
elegant Sash Ribbons had been
cut, by special request. for
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IBA xsa has a carload Of Cue dressed poal-
sry an the road 70 arrive Tor Christmas wahS
for turkeys III West Marior street. seattle.
Harness and saddles. James wheciAn Ioli
Third street
fine snspsnae4s, ties. gents hais hose or
hanakerehtefs make prcAent not soon forgot,
af Hyams. Pkuson 4 Co. S, the largest clothing
O. aleTs ia the world. corner Front and CoiamhaA
str els.
Through Pullman vestibaie1 sleepeu ant din
inF cars also AzesG Improved tourists sleepegH
through 10 the East via Northern RAeihc rail-
Foaa of1cs. ne seeond strses. sohson oiceE
New table linen sets. napkins 10 match. Ches-
ter Cieary.
To enable rs 70 successfully conduct our busf.
aesS hy selling onsy sne very ecst qualities Of
WINS and liqRoEs at close hgares, We are COM
PEELED % sell for cash Only. cal On as aud re-
csiye veFY best qualities tor cash, Lewis 4
AgsssiE. $40 Front streat, vine and spirit mer.
New Giovas Chester cleary.
handsome 81 umbrella fer LADY o. gentle
Faa1 at HgAme, FaaSaa co :. the LARGEST
clothing dealers Ia the world. eoFBef Froas and
Columbia
New ehAielaine bags Clcary.
Per arrs-e ass goeas in the bat and cap lire so
- Charles Goldssetn. me hatteE, second street,
near Boston baoex
New purses Chester rleary
osd pspsgs 3 cents haaaie.
TAampsons siove a,tiEs ioag waissed cose1S
Chester Glsasy,
old papers IS cents eaEaIe.
New umbrellas Chester cseery.
TIE 3Srssxt stock eg hsis &c select from a.
ChkFsss I3oldste1nss, The halter.
Pats for holiday pseseass a. Hyans psuaoa &
CO =, The largsst clofhIng dealers IN the world,
garEteF Frcbs ard EolGm1z
Table llasas-Me resolved rev bot, n<pkius
o. m4Gch. special vaaaess also sets. Chester
CieSyy.
ChaFles GoIsssela i sgent tps Knox hasA
New hasieSy-~Gn SIX. lEaie, wool. cogsnn,
Sax0ag. sc Chester Caearg.
Old eapsrs = tsals bundle.
sew lace seArts and nsehHs Chester Cleary.
zAe rruwa afEaks K TaNy csGss "a siagles
snd 3ouhles - drink IS 3hsy Aglnx shelr
lslsnGx ~ drink * EveTy body 4f.aks aAsepcd
cream sss8A watEE StewAFs Holmes pr9s Coca.
yNay. sze<sad ard CAerry.
1sgs p ., 4onaxoa. IA connection slth gen-
era BssrtAee. gives particular AEtsntaa 70 al
rArOese. nery09s and spectal cases. Inc aiding
cysnsFsiA. aver complaint assecSsanS cf saa
ksAaeyE. AF&st and iGags, kNG a. hlao1 Dis
saSs4 M& EAws special facilities sos sreAs8ng
E02stf~ artnsgY dlssAso*. ressAs isSAsss ana al
farHaz Cf feHA5s 6isssse3 0eHeN. rGOza Is
1ss.sASz a. Aaeex. cosMeE %Rnan4 ans Columbia
-
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Toklas, SiHgernan & %

a
ton these days.
OF course we don't mean TO
say that we keep everything
suitable for presents, but we do
offer an immense variety of
articles which make sensible
and acceptable presents.
Everybody is making some
present this season and we are
going to give our customers
something in the way Of re-
membrance ourselves. That is
to say, We are going TO make a
large number offerings which
are really nothing more or less
than presents.
First we viii speak about the
Dress Goods Department.
Have you noticed the un-
usual fine display being made
in the line Of black and colored
Silks--the showing lust over
the dress goods shelving.
We are not going to mention
the prices these are offered at.
hut want you TO ask it Of the
statesmen. See if it isn't a
genuine surprise.
You remember that selection
Of ELEGANT French Combination
Suits' 1t is Just little the
choicest and catchiest ever
shown in the city.
We mean the suits which are
Of the latest Partisan STYLES and
which have made such a strike.
We intend to astonish YOU
with the cut we make in these
goods.
Here thew are. and lust ex-
anime the tag on each suit and
see if the cut is not a genuine
one:
Combination suis formerly SIS row for
Combination suits. formerly SIS now
usM
Continuation suits. formerly so. aow
sfzn
cenhinstson sniss Formerly SIS. nov sik
Combination sniAs foyrnsrlv ssa. row SIS
conh'-sfion saiss formerly So. now sa0
Cnmhfpation Suits formerly SIS now
seqsa
Combination sus,.. formerly $40 now SIS.
Continuation SHIFTS. formerly $50. now
sn.n
Continuation salts formerly s-s.now SO
There are go different de-
signs and no two alike. These
are all handsome and worth the
regular prices, from which we
have made such a cut.
Other bargains can be found
in Dress Goods Department.
The Combination Suits are
Just the thing for Christmas
presents.
There has been a regular run
on our line of materials for max
ing Christmas presents.
In Silks, Chenille Cords, Tas-
sels, Silk Rings, Variegated
| Silk and Wool Erin yes for
fancy work we seem TO have
caught the public taste. We
can match any shade you de-
sire and at the same time give
you the earliest novelties.
The display of Bentley's
/ goods we have been making
seems to have caught on re-
markably well. There has
been such a steady demand on
these goods thar the stock has
TO be replenished daily. We
made an unusual large order.
but it looks ike il was going to
Il -,,~.r.l E.rEr.-n 4 t,,te..,..xs =
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ing chemists Of the wsst. they were
asked TO settle the question as 70 what
sarsapariilas we're ia fact purely yeEeta-
bic. We present their report We hsFe
made careful chemical anAlYses ct several
well known braHts OF saksapaTilla, aud
have Sound them ell With the single excep-
ton of JOYS &c contain selii5e Ct Potas-
Kinm. As a result We are enabie1 % pro-
bouuce Joys to be the only purely yegesa-
be safsaparsiia noN ca the market,
which has come under our observation
Modern medicine nas proven that face
eruptions are not caused By diseased
blood. but by indigestion and siug-
gish circulation. which eall for vegetaale
alternatives. instead OF mineral blood pnri-
Gers. joys Vegetable Sar<aparslla being
the latest, Is the first 20 discard the old
notions aud proceed nnder the modern
theory. lis cures are the talk Of the hour.
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HASDEERcHIEFs.

We received everything in that hne: silk EN-
brplaerad linen. lawn, fancy border noveitie,
plain white gents six init led. In sact every
thing imaginable Chester CieaTy,
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rmE WATER FRONT.


The oriole vii sail for San Francisco to-
day.
The J. c. Britain cleared for chuekanut
yesterday.
The bark oriole brought in 500 barrels Of
lime yesterday.
The steamer Queen cleared last night for
san Francisco.
Two cars of feed were shipped to Elens-
burg yesterday.
The Hayden Republic sails on Wednes.
day for San Francisco.
Baxter & ia. received three cars OF wheat
Yesterday via the sound shore road.
The steamer George w. Elder arrived at
Port Townsend yesterday from Alaska
The steamer waila Waila arrived yester-
day with a miscellaneous cargo Of so tons
OF freight
The Michigan aad Lakme are loading
coal for Portland. They wiii take about
so tons each.
The Northern Pacific took osI DO bales
IL hops yesterday on tran continental
shipment 10 Glasgow, ScosIsny
Three cars Of rails were sfiprsyto the
Green Lake meter line yestfFdsy Over the
Seattle. Lake shore & Eastgkn TgEd.
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sImnlv WantIerfnk

The pposreSs thai has been fnsaae within
the past thirty days st the Suburban sowit
Of Iasons is simply wonderful
Thirty DAYS sgo yesterday the prHseaE
townsiue q i4Asona vas covered with brush,
logs. stanps aud trees. The entire tract,
containing aity.two sores, has since necsl
cleared ard Surveyed into blocks and lots.
The Seattle, Lake shore & E4stesn rail.
rad has pas in q sise track ard &l.1e
depos fag the accommodation 81 The FeSi-
dents Local freight asil II received and
discharged BY The company. and az pas.
senxeF trains viii ssop 81 t.Ateaa Gaa
owners. ], A. Moore aud the Seattle Lamb
cagnpAny have expended So. 90 in improy-
sns shs property. AatsBA Avvnae Ana Boise
street have heea s&isSaiksa for = distance
OF GO feet, ssvxntY-saaF lots have heen
sold nineteen rwssient heases are sn&eT
CONTRACT. costing laosa $50 10 S9oaa each.
- be casnplete3 within SIXTY days sve
saare buildings are uRsiuv construction. and
= iarxs aad eoainzcalaas hotel las lass
he~a eemesete3 two large manufactures
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