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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-24

Mr. Rudolph Prsel OF Portland Is in the
city.
Mr.. r. l. cteiey Of Portland is at the
Brunswick.
Mr. G. s. Msssick Of san Francisco ID
registered sf the Occidental
Mr.. II. Eosenfeld, prominent business
man OF Portland IL IN town on visit
A. JefTery. Jr.. OF Kentucky. Is here a
the Eaesf OF Attorney General Meteaife
Mr.. John yogs. Q prominent youug buss-
Ness man OF san Francisco, arrived In tho
city last evening.
Mr.. SAmnei X. Irwin, manager for TIE
Columbia River Yarer Comrauy. which
has isfgr paper mills st la Cansas. III
Washington. Is here ON business visit.
Mr.. ii. Y Thorn pson. one OF the ieasin Z
lawyers Of Portland, Il in sown on q brsei
pleasure trip. He Is greatly impressed
with the wonderful advances made b.
seattle.
Mrs. p. T. Muliigan. who has been visit,
Ing her mother. Mr.. D. T. Budd. In Port.
land, returned To her horne IN this city yes
u rsiays accompanied by her mother, Whc
viii remain with her for time.
Governor sefnple vas expected TO arrive
bereffess Resign By the $50 train last
uIRbt, To lock over the sifustion In rrstseei
- the mining Troubles and 10 consult with
rthe authorities and Interested parties He
was heard of 81 Tacoma dnrfsg the after
noon. bus last nights train essne iu with
out him
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nREyrrrEs.

Mr.. Heary r. Phillips OF this city has
been granted pension
A movement IL on foot for the organixa.
ton OF an Episcopal church In North Sc
attic
The Seattle Turn yerein are making ex.
fensiye preparations for their masquerade
ball next Saturday evening.
The Houghfon brsss band, recently %
gauixed have issst received their new =
sfrumerts from Sess York.
n. ;. Pesect aud Miss Annie Asntoek.
both late of Texas. were married nj tae
Southern hotel parlafs by Justice Jones',
TpesAey night.
~ Ar. W. X. Mackenzie. travelling auditor
Of sfie o. X. & u. Co. left for Olympia yss.
tesday afternoon 10 install an agent la inst
city for the company.
The Seattle Brick & Tile Company yester
day tlled supplemental articles Of ineoy-
poratinn In the auditors Office The oaly
important smsndmeut provides for the re
dastson of the number of trustees from
fiye 20 four.
Leon Budeau, charged with stealing a
gold watrii from the room of 7. l.. Reader
nj the Oak lodging house few nights ago.
waived examination In Justice Jones
court Yesterday morning and Was commit.
ted 20 jail In default OF 500 bonds.
Declarations If intention 70 become eth
zens of the United states were filed in the
oface ~ the clerk Of the district court YES
tertay by the following; Sasri Landsfrom.
OF Russia. John Dyck OF Germany. Robert
h. Ireland. Michael p Rowes ami David
Davis os Great Britain.
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A Great City's Great Paper.
naw@n.. se><~<~ssnsa


The most conpl sse paper eFsr Published
On she Pacific coast north of the Colamhla
river IL the Posr ISrKILf6 EScER Of Jana
airy I, 1889. 1t comprises sixteen large
pages, nine columns each, Of closely
printed matter. descriptive not only Of Sc
attic and King county. bus OF the entire
territory. Every subject relating 70 this
great commonwealth. from the weather 10
the surprising development Of the unlim-
tied resources. is given IT'S proportionafe
share of attention The matter IN this
number Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL set
in the same type as that used in the pam
phief al Coluuhia county. would make .
book OF over 80 pages Crowded as IL Is
with facts and 6gures. no better immigra-
ton document has ever been issued In the
territory Great Is Seattle and great Is the
PosT-IxrKLLIsExcxE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-24
wM. LEARY, nUMoRIsT.
The CRANKY Farmer whips His Wife,
ito Remember Hin. Nv.

WIN. feary. the Maple valley farmer
Whole sanity $ questioned in Judge
Roesiez,er's court, and who Was allowed To
SO h4sme in the custody Of bis wife who
said shc cosid keep him out al mischief.
When his case Was continued GA Friday,
returned 10 Seattle yesterday morning
sisnh. having left MS vile II home after
slslFiS her a whipping 80 remember him
by anfil he Cos back" ss be facetisgEsiy
expressed II. From this IL might appear
En&s Mrs Lcary as q guardian OF her bus
hansa and controller at his actions, iz not q
eecisle<i success.
Willie On the train eaSaing in Tsary. as
has lteen bis wont, attempted 10 serrorize
the Conductor into lestsug him ride free,
bl: that Official co1sideref thzf he had
safsere1 enonEh from his passengers
idlcsynerasses and made him pay bis fare.
Learn did not appear ia court AZ O'Clock.
the ttrae SCI f0< the examination. and. 50
nasaher Of witnesses were also absent, the
eenTa continued the case IN O'Clock thi<
af1esecoa. A large nGsa Der OF Fas8se4si
nsea have been slghp4En se1 and viii sHen
sse pspseag 50 tell ct sosae al tue snpleas-
asai experiences they have had With
Exar1F
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THE MISSING CONTRACTORS.
Lfot's Employees and Creditors Ante,
ufs Property.

The headquarters Of the Seattle Electric
Railway and Power co. was Allied with a
mob OF exeitee employees OF teorge Lot.
the missing contractor OF that com pany for
an hour or 10 yesterday morning. some Of
the men demanded that the company
Should pas them the wages out OF which
they had been defranded, and others said
they were after Information Is 10 the
whereabouts III their qnondam empleyer.
As the company II act responsible fof
Lots debts. tho demands for wages were
not complied with. ans Of course the In
formation rs 10 Lsots prrxenf location
was also denied. rs Il was net the COM
psfiy's 10 give: 20 the wcskmen were
obliged % leave the effice richer neither in
purse nor information
Several of Lots creditors have soue
after his preeerty In the coarts Attach
nent suits against him were started yes
,essiay hy the following. Coleman &
Boyd. for ssA. George w. Craze. fur $50:
Buss Il Co.. for SIS: ID. X Raxser & Co.
for s2so: Haley & wright for SIS. and L. II.
Durecher for $40. Liui's eutHt il great
deal moro than covered By these attach
meats. and the wofktnea viii hare 10
whistle for their PAY.
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THE SEATTLE-TACoM BADGE.
=. Y. Ellis win Try Ceeeiusians
With Gardner kellogg.

Ga Tuesday A. ". McNsughiaa Of Ia.
eetna visited this city While here be
STATED thar Il was ,he iaseatloa az the Red
ssld Qua nsen Of the city Of Tacoma - for.
wsed another Champion 20 try eenclussaas
Tor the badge whirh Is new held hv Card
Der heileSg of thss ctsv IL Is understood
tifss Z, FifiS, agent of the Canadian ia.
esre railroad az TasamA Is the wsutisrAaas
~lectSsf lie Is said - hse \ rgNAi shot
TIE Aaa@e. en- order ~ b. Hefst reT-az-
nvstiv, rsnsi be woa six times. ihFes tfsars
wsh sytag targets sna thnee tines with
I've Fsseaas Mr. kellogg has wan three
matches. t@iee with fiyinS targets sass
once wita ase pisessns. - he viii ealy
pave % - SgeUeSsfai thsce rsore tlzaeS "a
eecoSse the ewnes ~ the badge
A Yccai&sFaiy ssNaat THIS badge i that
while IL IS IN She ssssSsssfsff ~ Z esatsaa
saan - one sn tA}s city eau eha1leaga RE
10aseg. Al eoeepeslsn> feg tha honor q;
MxATgHs the Aaisge nNSf ~ TAeasrsa ssivn
Maca = 8aeuaa&n WARS the haaEe saseh
! seosf nafikosy, tae chAiieage uTs. "a
frnsa tats city
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Dseds Ksssraea - - AaAIsssrs
O1lee Yes4asanv.


0DGe yes4ar6ay.
Real exsx<< frxrasexspue frorn tnuusrs 1.
lass. - aass srs s7sz7D - fhxrs wsxe absd
scr record fezeerday - deets. ne eonn6er-
axS01s sENexzt1nx f5z.fz N average a
3zE Pozsorinx n The Sf<t q FURNISHED hy
uocd & oskerae. sss<raes1<s 81 nxse-
K-s- fae<rs % c. Rskdal, ix 1, hzk 1,
keexTxs Vest seattle sd, saee
Wkrsz<l - g. Han1ea- 11ex and
:. 5ak = Hcs&Isesserx odd. tAn
A =. 1ffxen 70 ". J. Rsninsuss. Fe< Z hSk
Z so< { bik s. West seaside Poin< add.
A. p MIzten 70 :. Rnbsn~a and r.
Eo.essv. iss z, hlk 5. wsrs Seattle P0snt
SEIZE assksnson to ~. Exf@rs. ises II
snd Z. hak G.. f3kE rnssr odd, rs
g Fssx-e 20 J. G. e4xhea. irs :. hzk :.
faexres West Seattle s1a. SsN
- L kessssr 70 n J. Berg. Los 6. blk =,
Asrc.rs Sorss sexfsse add, ga
- Purcell 20 J. A. t<sui5. c y 5e<s and
: hlk Z. Eastsxs add. s-oc
D 2 9enny 70 Arthur Dc Voc - s. blk
- q Z D=nHy's fhsrt add % Sorsh
". H Moore 70 w. b. Robertson. al Of
h.3Nsf.sa sd. exceys hlks Is and II AID
". T. Jnzes 10 Rees r. Daniels. the e %
s. OF iet Is. Blk :. Terry.s fourth sdd- slsca
J. G Gsope 10 Jesse w. Georxe. ars NV
cor S. u he u see IA. tn - u. :, $~xn
Mssors LAID CO. 20 w. B. Robertson. al
2. 81 a !. =, sad g ss.,sls exceps ssks u
Ri White % G. Seibahr, lots and =. blk
J, Sanders West Seattle sz3ss $ssa
john Lezry 10 Lille SeRfelcer, lot 5. blk
IL. Gilman Park, &1e0
Cnausauaza Assembly 10 A6aie I.
Inszs pea. ios 8. blk IL. Chausaaqua
cAantsnqua Assernhay 10 Ada j. whit
worth. los 1. BIZ II, chsasauqua Beach. s..
:. II Z seost 20 A >. Stanley. Lei =. Blk Z.
Ar. Nlrien % q D. aeLAnry, los Il
AID Il blk ? Yves seattle Polnt add. $50.
Bessie J. Lewis TO III H. Kent. lot Il, Dix
3. Terry = Pezrth add. $1ioo
X Z. Whitney 70 J. o. Rusiene. lots and
:. biz 8 Gouss0ck sdd. SlEA
i. II. Hatch 70 A. z Ensign, lots 10 II
lac. blk G Van Brocklin's add. 81
w. K Sadeau 10 A r. Meigs. lots 5 and q.
blk G, Van Erocklin's add, 500
W. z. NAs1eaE TO A. r. MeiEz. lots II and
L. blk e.. Van Brocklinss add. S-o0
O. j. Stewart 10 r. @. Caldwell lot /. blk
81. heirs Sarah A. Bells Seeohd add 81.
w. D. Wood 20 C. G, cslkins. lots rs and
I, hlk e, and lots 10 Inc. and lcs S. blk
W. A. AmScrg ct al % D. W. Bossernan.
lots 5snc 6. blk D, Edes 4 Knight's odd,
D. w Boeserfnan 60 ]. T. Duffey, lots 8
and 8. blk Is, Eaes & knights add. tl80
A, J Johnson TO Harry white. lots Is
and IL, blk l. Motor Line add, slo9
j. W George 10 A. Mstfen. lots tn 10
Inc. and IA 20 - inc. blk 5. and lots TO 20
inc. in blk tho add giser}. 81.
Benjamin Viaceut 70 Theodore Balm
bridge. lot s, blk -, Central Seattle. $50.
r n. MeEasire 10 J. II. Fitzgerald. lot ;.
bib &, Southern Pacific add 70 West seattle.
900
v. Hugo smith TO j.. H. Fitxgeraid. lot 10,
blk ,, Southern Pacific add. West Seattle,
&20o.
V. II. smtsh ct al. 10 c, walker, lots II
and II. blk 2. Southern Pacific add, West
Seattle soc
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THE ALASKAN WILL RETURN
She VIII supersede the North Pa
ciftc. on the Victoria Reute.

In about moath che steamer Alaskan
win BE- brought around from the Portland
'hcnessrs" and placed Ga the sesttle-vfc-
soria route, In place OF the North raesae
Al The time the Alaskan was sent 30 Port
land IL Was thought that she was too large
to 80 on The dry dock at EsquiEalt AZ
the steausey's hull was very saal with bar.
nacles. tbs trip 10 Portland was taksa Ia
rid her of these snpedimensx Ia speed by
remaining In fresh water for certain
reried. Since the Alaskan was taken 30
fsssslaud. her twin steamer. the oiympgan,
was successfully placed on the dry dock at
ksgaiaait. though Il VAS very tight It,
q IL now stated that the q. T. & n. co.
VII give al! lis Sound decking patronage
20 the dry dock al EsQuimait anti the S<s-
attic dry dock Is finished. ix consideration
81 this the managers Of the dry deck tlseFc
nsse agreed 70 ieHsshsa and wEaiea the
dock. 20 that there will be ample foem
thereia for both the oiympisn aaa the
Alaskan. THIS viii make II unnecessary
~ send either of those steamers "a Pert
and. beca use fanl through hAsnacIes or
shsE u Is Necessary 10 repair them.
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aausEsENrs.

kksk's aFESs uaEsE that moss cssss.
esslesi creation - tie geaias og tseosxs W
Peek. a Rel's sss, wisl As az Fsyv's
elxTA ae1se 10 nisAf. With AL hts rairsh-
Se1sSfHEsm AR&snS~asS stsaszsRste gaFa.
fsaNs g TsAsFh ths Rae Hsv s~fssnxx IS
sAx9rss5x kmsgen ell ass.F sAt SssGlszss 5 Ases
40 las sSca ss SsAigts fsefasr ~
ssssas, Wslss sEa Fssr~sss.es she yaisek sxssVsN
- = sSrsssitaa % mHee sssgxt asss saS
= sS1e sssAe zc7 aimzeif Upea thx stsxe
= are asadaeftss vii doubtless sge lsss
aI.slEsnn COMPANY whea 10 sights CARA 4
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yewr : E1eSe - & 5sfzSr-I ,es-~sx.h.. sesra
vu,znrr1rr nil
Fry<h N Izs{vss r<rafrs - ~ r~.~ r.~,s.
s1nT xznefsF
Easter snuxnr--rsrrr. xsx-s~~s N ,s.es =.
90 sk<Ia.
:rosrI 20 49, = y =.
The o,d foEks w<,rk - ~sr,rx ~ ~r.,.< ~.
sI<<1ee 81 49,.
Ard sfAanfyss <hoofsus rurzud he -x~cx sss
wrnppe6 Il furr scsa sars-
Long asore
IknnweS wAo
s.s~nxv f-,snx~ rrr
shssa. :
EcszSsx1s Z hsrsssv ksr- nwxx& nxv swarfssr. !
- 4. A<ss.
KITE sc win "a the srr. and n,stser ~
an rAsr.
Da<ufzs sorkx xrstz -s~cksrs Il, re <s-pexr
rs.skin' ehser.
PGpsd snr, ard wor.Sxre<5 where IA was a..
rsslaes went
AID eass<4 wzrn his frsss<e-3 heels sid srszI{
nis llzireBs
And nc s-ssrezzaius sleigh bells whea che
cstck I'd Mhir and 6zxx-
Long sisre
/ kEoxei who
'ssnfy Claus wrx.
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DEAD IN THE WOODS.
An Indian Makes Ghsstiy Find
Near salmon hay.


Yesterday, while searching IN sIse wo2is
near salmon bay for cedar log suftfh
for canoe, siwssh came suddenly on
the dead body OF white man. Without
waiting TO lake observations and much sx-
cited by the CHASTITY discovery, the Indian
hurried 20 Q logging csmp close By with
the intelligence. Several Of the men i'm.
mesiiately SCI oHt for the scene. guided by
the Indian. ON arriving. II was noticed
that the body was very much deeomposea
with tia flesh entirely OF the skull The
clothing worn was Of navy blns color. With
q blue WOODEN shirt None OF the men dis
tarbsd the body. nor aid they examiae the
contents 81 the dead mans pockets.
leaving II exactls as found until
tae sosonsr arrived. A young
man named Mccartney. one Of the camp
acx party, left for this city - soon - The
camp Vas reached, AID informed Chief ~
Police Mitchell OF the ind Mefsn7taey
stated that near one nf the legs ~ The
body there was What locked like small
rhiat such rs he has seen In drug stores,
heEce il Is supposed tha. the man CON.
rnit;ed suicide.
The location OF the body Il about quar-
ter OF mills southeast of Chrse shesffs an :
house. near salmon BAY. and about three
Files from seattle. Owing 20 She iaseness
OF the hcaF when information was no.
ceiseds the coroner viii not view the ne.
mains until shis morning lie viii BIZ &C.
eompanisd 10 The spot by Chief Mitchell
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UNION STOCK rAEps.


N8E s<<N<N< Af2&&
The buildings sad cattle pens Of the
Puget seEna raioa stock Yards Compauy
have been completed on their property
near shc race frxek- They consist 81
sisGghssriag hoas<=. platforms. scale
houses. sheds, pens and ehafex. The
company has Ia It's ecale-h0use q 3}rcn
sckle capable OF weighing an entire car
load Of cattle ~ enc time
fhe company has every facility for
prompt attsatsDu 20 all comsignSaenfs tha.
mar he received
There II every indication: that they wifi
DO very large hgsinesx Though Their
haEe been ready for bussDess has two
daFs they have received several large
orders
The principal ofsie1 81 the eonspany Is in
the Acxsughf buiissing ON Commercial
street The e1icsFs are: c. c. cezernar.
president: J, r. MeSsuxhf. treasurer
X, u. Hopkins seerefsry. and M. p. c.
Boil. superintendent
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PASSENGERS LISTS.

Oregon & caIifornia--Passed Medford
Geo & wright and wife. ~ F. Suits. NJ T.
man. w II. Hardy. c. r. Dement, 4. b.
Wileag. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Peacock. w. III.
y. Cole. Z NJ. Arthur. A. Little. A. KeppIe-
DO. A. n. Jones. ". L. Rice. A. II. Fletcher,
chas. Csdwsfisde,. T. w. Sfrohridxe, g. III.
George and wife, r. Ferdhauser, W. Bry-
SOD, J. c. skiF, and s. immigrants.
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MADISON STREET-fen acres. cleared and
level: for very few days. xls.0ee
LAKE Uyf0S-Ten acrcs on the vest siie
of the lake. sao.ce- Everything else in the
vicinity Is plated
KiRkLAND-Ten choice acres AZ s9o0
KIRKLAND sixty ehoice acres. with near
" half q mile OF the very best water
front, OF 500 an sere.
EIgKLAxD-Twensya acres At sieo
KIRKLkND-Tweaty Eve scres 81 81
SALMON BAf-Caoice Sc seres At Samoa
bay, Ct SIC al acre Owner needs
money a. once and offers by far the
cheapest tract la tha: vicinity Land al
Joining Is selling in lots
LAKH Observation-Disclosures acres neas
Lake Washington almost directly oF-
rosi.e Kirkland. 81 sieo per acre Sey.
enfy acres adjoining sold some tirne ago
for 1850.
UNION BAY--s4 acres near Yssief's Mil. 81
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An EXCELLENT START.

Mr.. J. ~. Colman subscribes $4,000
for the Y. -. G. A. Building.
The list of subscriptions to the building
fnnd Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
eiation has been headed By Mr.. }. NJ. Col
man with contribution of so5oo.
The committee having the matter in
charge Is now ready 70 go TO work in earn.
est. and the city viii be thoroughly can
vsssed for subscriptions 70 the fund. A
subscription paper has been left at the
Office OF the observation-disclosures, and
those who desire TO subscribe can do sc
without waiting for the committee 10 cal
On fheTa
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SEATTLE STILL AHEAD.
Mr.. william Crosse IL the Largest
Man I'm WashSuwtan

Man I'm Washington.
Mr. Robert & Turner. who died al
spokane Falls last Sunday. weighing go
pounds was said to be the largest man in
Washington. Mr. William ssro<e. the pro-
prietor of ..0ur House. On Yesier avenue
Is prepared to dispute the claim, inasmnch
Is he tips the beam az as pounds
M Grose Is s. years OF age. and in his
stocking feet measures six feet three and
oae half Inches He is almost as s5,ry and
agile as boy and carries himself as erect
as q soldier.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-24
CAUTION

Beware OF Frs11. ~ uy name sat ths
price are stamped Va the bottom Of al II,
advertised shoes before leaving the factory
whicls protfws the wesrerx against hiEA
". l. DOUGLAS shoes AZ q reduced ps7es
o. s&yx be has them without rnS naFse and
price stamped "a the eotsota. pat hir'
down - fraud.
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If the whole power of Niagara could
be utilized. il might be distributed ovel
the United States so as 20 give from
that waterfall alone q power equal to
the present mechanical force of the
world
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SEEKING soR ISYoRs axsox. --Hoys sheE.
MAI. special asrzi At the Tnien hsssfe
rxssTsaa. Is iu seattle No Ser tire s~ea-t of
HsrgA YegEg az tue q. r. & y. Co - Mr.,
ShersnsnS sssssson ia SEATTLE u "a seesee
data eseneernsSE A=aeas. rsz&lfc haii&lnws.
places 81 ansasensent aa1 YNssstS 81 later
vst In and afsaes lAe city. This wiii b.
rahiishs4 "a hae& aaieh tie Cnsaa
paegfle ratsrxaa i preparing aosat ths
Northwest This beck wist - distributed
sss0ng tourists. aEst slsa he gfren . taaSe
who eel-tsaa ATE sSxsiax tale rexlan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-24

NDs@stazo ASa Sex. The Asscasiea II
HeAlJA Ossccr lanes wSx xesssrsfzy called
ia the esse Of az Italian hoy wba yyaS xsrs
low Eita : fsvee IA 3 eAgres - a. old
hRs .sias % tbs asf ia fae lssSsr var IS
The csts. The aossor fssani That the ass
hs& received lisl2e o. 80 sstsusfaa fer Sss.
SFai 1aSs his aafRrzl @sasr@ ans ssysnr Be-
seris3 hsns- ard NAs ssSes4uz - sansas
iFsaln nssS seet sS fsseasr- An ORDER wss
psafl'Sst Soc asS sssFs suAsEasRE F0 Ike Goa =
g Fa0y sarna and he WAS seat lhsra ia tae
n fsFrtsaosE
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Aiki arrived from Portland
yesterday afternoon, and win load Oregon
Improvement Compaay's coal for San
Francisco
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Zt,s Moatans Fa4Vsssnssst gsesas Ysns ai
IL 2sssz & r. i esSvssSssg u E1ie sac SsN
Ahern He@s. IsVS - snes Is. ~ a ssrSs-
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Choice Residence Lots.

rHiKIxEyTn sTRsKr = Choice ios nea:
szsa<s street. 81 30
TNELFTu SIRKET-Twe sosz e. the south.
ives. corasr az Spring and Twelfth
streets There IL q froas2ge Of Is fee;
on spring and 10 90 Twelfth. ss.fsa
TwELFTH STEfET-Two fns lots on
Twelfth street. bezween stewart and Wiz.
ginsa. one bi0ek Erusa sErees cars; sssn
4 Tner are cisxre6 ard really fer Aaildlng.
Their casa yxlne so-sisy L. $500
TNEETTM STgKET-Two lots Gomez
Twelfth and Msrion, <&o0
ELEVENTH sTgKEr-Two lots corner Flew.
cath and Cheryy. sseN.
TEyTH sTREEr-Tws lots cornsr Madison
and Tenth. s7aaa
TEyTB sxgEET-corne Of Tenth and
virginia. E.ooo-
NINTH STHEgT- s0xse feet. corner Ninth
ard Lane. <lssA
K1EaTn sTRErT-THo lots corner Esghfh
and King, $seea.
SEVENTH STREkT-Twe lots corner Sew
enth and Virginia. sSsea
MAIN STREET Fine, slightly lot next to
corner Eleventh street. saao
YESLER AyEyur-Fine lo;. corner Eighth
and MIL streets tnow Yekisr avenael.
with 10 feet front on Mil street $500
JACKSON STREET Lots as from $500 10
sIao0 on Main, Washington. jackson.
King &nd Lane streets. between Twelfth
and Fourteenth
JACKSON STREET-Two lots near the
corner OF Jackson and Green Sta, ON the
cable roads. for siooa
KASTEEx ADDITIeS-Fsne corner. $50.
MADISON srREET-chosce corner. $50.
CENTRAL SEArTLE-Thres good lots near
the reservoir. $50 each.
MERGERS ADDITION at $500 aud ESQ.
PARE ADDITI0y-Fiae los, $500.
First Class Business Prop
erty.
FRONT SIREET-Fali lot. esxi2e feet
on the east side Of Front street between
colnmbis aud Marion- This adjoins the
Drew LOT recently sold hy as The lot is
offered for two weeks only, at $4,000
This Is the greatest bargain on the street.
3&ON y - = 8S&Ex : A&st va fA4t " t>s sue
OF Front street, next 20 the corner of Pike.
This is fne property On The los is
900 residence which viii command
$ioe moafh rent Is 900 one-foursh cash
balance on long time at per cent
FRONT STEET-Iot facing on Front
street. and another IN The rear facing On
West street These lots carry riparian
rights and thus practically extend TO
deep water. On the property are wharyes.
factories and business knAses which viii
rent for 1900 month. Price. 500, 600:
one fourth cash. balance on long time
FRONT STREET-Fnn 10, al the
southeast corner of Front and Lenora
streets There Is = gooS residence, now
occupied by the owner. Terms: olse-third
cash and the balance in one aud two
years at per cent II IS the cheapest lot
in the block. AZ $;2-ooe
FRONT STREET Fine lot on the east
side OF Front street, between Virginia
and Lenora: <ie.oo.
FRONT STREET Full los on the east
side OF Front street. between Stewart
and Virginia, including q small house;
$1,000 half cash.
COMMERCIAL SIS feet frontage
on Commercial street between Yesier av-
enRe and Washington street. s2.0N
SECOND STREET--so feet frontage
on second street. near Pike. E.5eo: the
ehespes. property on the street..