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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-27
oros ~ Jassiee MIXERS eosrs sns tie 50
davif Of some Of tke police faFre be ske
syArxmEs- o. roExcExEs.
TERRITORY o. E<sarsa7ox.1
CerSTy o. KIse, &C.

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TERRITORY % &<sarnaTox-1
EorHTx 90 E1sG, &C.
CITY CT EE&TEEg
ID. r. Willard Gearxn Te1suse<nr. yzr Ca
Mtn Ihcmrae1- Hfnry 4eskxn. Nicholas
Hanna p Up sullivan. icing a-xt enEy
thai he wss police ofzEcer on the rsssfcs
t0see of said city Of Eezftse. Kl1x eonnsy.
W T.. - and OF. aus ur1zr n1-fsofs AZ
the time that J, e. Mitchell azs the dnsr
eieesea and qualified chsef of rssssre 81
80 = es1y q ss1ssls That On the Iash Gay
Asynh- ESD. and - other and divers rrnes
and sssss when the said Il G. Msss BELL VS.
chief Of possex, szIef raid Chief & rsIsoe
J. g Mitchell did tSsn anss there On ne
i6sh DAY Of Msrehs ISIS, aud at various
other dates. issue orders aud iastszc. -
&c e otasr officers fksn On the police force
% s3sa CITY 20 nSe every possible ezssfeaFor
ana rneaSz 70 spxTehesd sud End Il pxsssf-
nst TIE names OF sxeh persons then con.
ahttnx gambling eaxnes IN the said city Gf
sczrfss. % psrseEs csDseetzd vita ~ sske-
cxAuaE fnesaseIsea with the conducting Of
ssae Es1binx zsnzes. and report 70 me the
Names o. suca persons 20 f0sfn6 cunnegtsa
wifn Ksfabisug games. asd sEst he. the said
J. q Mitchell, chief Of paifoe- uuuld i'm.
saectately ege&r out warrants Dor the arrest
81 sIca PERSONS Also thai the said ]. c.
MitEnsA chief Of puiics. frequently seae
20 us sna other officers thsn sn the force.
ssid city relating 70 gambling. and in
ssfneted us 20 izse ever possible endeavov
+. sUIrIvAs.
W. u. THOMPSON.
HENRY sHEAHAE,
ID. r. WILLARD
subscribed and sworn 30 before me this
the 24th day Of APRIL, 1859. NJ seattle.
lsK&f. TN. EANS.
Notary isubsse faf Washington Territory.
space viii NOS permit me 70 say eli
h4xe % say en- tails subject. and ia another
ariIfsss s-.- yS=sg fny respects more parsIeu.
lnfly 70 our highly neral city stf9rnef
Now. Mr.. Editor, IN conclusion let me
say 10 uay friends that deny ia toto every
charge and allegation made hy the ,snar.
setie. and will make This rropositit1u 10
therz That IL theY can find ans szan or
woman xhe viii swesr un1er cath that
exeF took dollar. or anything 10 the
xalns q dollar. or c promise OF any.
fbiGg. directly or indirectly. from any per
son or persons. set Of Jaf d. clique or fra
teEn1ty, that did NOT honeAgly ard leg Il
r1afeiy belong 70 me. the viii plead
guilty 20 al the charges they have made
against fss. take nay family aud get out of
Town. and challenge sfy one Of the quar-
fette 70 make the same statement.
M. Editor. cNnaot consistently ask arT
more space OF you at pre- eat. have nof
said onH~fsfth Of what want te say. In
my next / shall have Something 10 say
directly 20 the taxpayers Respectfully.
J. G. MITCHELL,
Chief of pafEee
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About YEAR sad bali ssace the Rsnx-
ers INITIAL Relief Association sss eEsae>.
iscd 81 Fortisad Il promised 30 F&y It's
patrons - Ezurh week 81 case OF SEX
ness The easEsnee fee was s.. aaa the
iRcs 81 per raonsh, The coynp&Hy. j.
seems. DID tAsfyinE business fer awhile,
aHa rsAessest cut sls eysx TIE Northwest.
SD 0ssafaed Nzay pssrare - IBIS Nity.
aSsysg ~ Eazsr n ~ Asvase II RI csfss tn.
viewed. and as s&ssTs were sasacss1 - gae
h&ass al Z rfxErsf s9zas sirae s3ueg Sc
lie puF9xsse 81 b Jag sluGtsS Ep. fass Esz
a. sighs. ssst sszae aze Cssssrss.sss N.sa The
fnsssgmssSa Is evidently assaaasss. IS he
9sssaNine sts sk8w
7ssasnss FenRrrnRn. @{ tAis este. wa< enc
e the paassy baisisFs. and ep Ia DecrEs sSs
! be E&d 49, n Laying IN his Esanshis ssgss
- bark IN tAss city As BE- had received
no mobilization a. 10 AIs &Des since n<esEi-
esy, be eeezEse EEezsy and directed =
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AUSTIN 4. BELlL's Ksra7k
How the Law Wili Disife ths
Property.

II vas learned yesterday III the late
Austin A. Bel EFF 10 viii {eome time
since he spoke 70 his xsarneJ shout hav.
ing sgeh an instrument nal but 1nafls
concluded to defer the mzsar iii he was
little older. AS there ss(so Issue OF bis
marriage the property. u1Ser tire laws O.
Washington, Is divided - blows. All The
teeessed, Mrs Eva Bsl4 As Mr. Bell has
not Earned much since Us marriage. the
community property vii amount 70 Little
or nothing.
The estate Inherited u Mr.. Bell from his
father y now worth Fully $4,000. One
hslf OF this property fcss 20 Mrs. Eva Bell
aEzd 1ne ofaes balf reteffs 20 the family es-
tate and is divided among the heirs, to-
Wit To the survivinf. sisters and their
children. ard 10 the children Of the sister
who IL dead
IL 10 the orInion Of tsose best rested IN
Mr.. Bells affairs that the foar-ss0ry brick
building which be WAS about 30 erect In
North Seattle. next door 10 the Bellevue
house, will not Dow be constructed TIE
structure wks to coat sAi, go The property
viii, OF course. have 10 be pa tifioned, aid
aniesg the heirs unite on the erection al
the building II win not be built; and Ii Is
thought they viii not. Each viii naturally
prefer 70 have his or her share separate
from the rest
Mrs. j. A. stewart and Mrs. q. W. Hall,
sisters of Mr. Bell, viii arrive from san
Francisco some time to day. As soon as
practicable after their ARRIVAL the funeral
viii take place.
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Cheaper Building Lots.

TWELFTH Sf.-Three lots northwest cor
ner Twelfth and Weller. 50. 10
EAST fARk-Fine lot ia Denny's East
Pars. cleared and fenced, $50.
mob HlLL-Deubie corner on Mob Hi
s., 10
CROWN SUPPLEMENrAL--Thre OF the
choicest lots In Crown supplemental sd
dition. 800
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Blocks IL and "a.
Arlington Heights addition. At Sc, coo each.
MADISON Sr.-Half block ia MECH.
vra's fret addition, LICE
MADISON sT.--Lots with fise view. al.
joining Renton addition, $500.
NORTHERN ADDITION - Some Of the
choicest lots in SoFtbern Addiction.
DEPOT Sr.--Loss ON Depot street near
Broadway. with magnificent view, s75o
MADISON sr.-Lots in Halls Addition,
adjoining Renton Addition, s65o
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,

MADISON Sr.-Two fall lots northeast
corner Of Sixth and Madison; easy terms.
$500.
SEVENTH Slot southwest corner
Jackson and Seventh streets. 500.
SEVENTH ST.-Lot on east side of Sew.
enth, between Union aud University, s.. 80.
COLUMBIA ST.-Fun lot on the soath
side of Columbia street, near Eleventh.
81 500.
Main ST.-Desirab,e lot on Main, below
Eleventh. $3.50.
EIGHTH ST.-Northwess corner Eighth
and Olive. 81, 100
QUEEN ANNE TOHN-Two lots On gIutf
street, near the corner of Victory, ia
Queen Anne Town, 81 600 each. Another
LOT ID Que Anne Tewn for SLIGO. ss
ELkyEsTH Slot on Eleventh, near
Stewart, $500.
WASHINGTON ST.--Ioss on Main and
washington y streets, between Twelfth and
Fourteenth. ,25o 10 81. $50.
LAKE UsI0S-Lot on Bismarck street.
near the lake, si,2oe.
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A coLORED MANS COURTESY.
1t Ends in . Damage Suit Against
the Electric Railway Compauv

The suit of George s. Piper, o colored
barber, against the Seattle Eiec rio Railway
ana Power Company, to recover s294 dam
ages, was tired before Justice Rivers yes.
terday a ternooa-
Piper claims that CT February "a he
started on TO Lake Union on one of the
c0mpany's cars for an outing When the
car reached Sixth street, on Howell, he
stepped OF of the car "a allow two ladies 10
alighi, AID then got onto the cersep as
the car moved of. While so standing, at a
point about $50 feet from Sixth street his
left foot became caught between the car
step alSstse curb OF q stairway that ex-
tended from the side OF the roadway 10
within about three inches of abe outer
edge of the car. The foot was badly
crushed. and for thiH injury Mr.. Piper
thinks the company should pay him $2ss,
together with attorneys fees and costs OF
action.
The defense held that Piper was stand,
lug on the step in violation OF an esFab-
iisned rule Of the company; that 1t was
unnecessary for him K, stand on the step,
snd that, therefore, the accident was one
10 bis own serelessness snd not to any
negligence or faait of the company.
Justice Rivers viii hear arguments o!
counsel In the case next Monday.
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Deeds xseerdsa ~ the Axaftors,
oUee Yesterday.

O0es Yesterday.
Real estate transactions frexn Jsurnsr L
$50. 10 date, ar< u, 7.xIs u There vxr<
Elsd for record yesterday u deed4 ne cun.
sfdexx<zors agErexGkinx S-s.fss IN aver
ass 81 SI.1A Following - Tie iix< a furu.
iAhed By usppss-, Sszz=zrsszz s Co. ahz<rar.
tors of ffsie-
r. Waite 70 ~ r whse1sr. tract s. n
Whtse's 5 acre tracts. East ssAfsse. &Sa
e. ?. Haire ~ G. Z. DaPuy. lots ard 2
bSk =. C0mstoekss sup add. 81 uU
X q FArErs - !. 4. s4ndx<-or,- lei Z
blk !. Faryre's nrxs sd, s2zzs
= 3. Carpenter % :. Peterson. nes< Of
se1< e nsA SEC I. p Ara 81
L r CARPENTER 10 c. B. Carpenfar, WI
ct xet< OF nss4 <Fe :, ~ - TAIL
Ja1fs Erawfure'f execztck - r B.
Bo&ruxn. uudh ct kw1<, and nj Of nesx
sec -, End let's 2, : sDe 8. ard 81 Of sel,< 81
sec g. " - a. 5 G. - 90
VI. A. Harrington 90 r. 3. Eo&ruan. and
= Of sxjz AID nh OF res< Of sec -. ard
lots :. 3 ard 6. and - Of SEA OF sec =, 20
- arse. s210
Franz h Bosrman to John D. Thonas.
swS& of E5- OF 0e5x sec Is. lots 2 and 6,
~ sf sell see =. - . n. I e. $3.50
!. Wheeler 70 G. b. Ixsermore, lots aud
4. blk :, Prospect Terrace Edd, $3.50
NJ. & 50isas to ~ I. Mitchell. part Of blk
|. so1th Seattle. n .0cs.
J. VI. Emfnsrssn to A. ~ Moss. lots 10,
Il and l., Blk Il. Pleasant Waller add. Slss.
A. Craig 20 $. H. Piles, lot 10, blk So.
naake1s second add. 81, $50
i C., II stewart to W. ID. ballard, blk 4.
Lake uaien adj. 81 .2n
VI. d. Ballard 20 W A. Amkerg, lots /. g
5. { ard Il, blk 4. Lske Union add $500
W. III. Hewett 70 NJ Drew. lot 9. blk Is,
A. A. Deunyss add. 5000.
y. z. r. to J. Johnson. sw sw Y sec
II, ID p r s. <s6a
J. A. oldtirld TO II. II. Camp. se y. SIC s,
70 ., =. loo.
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MUST WORK To EAT.
New Rules for Government of the
City Jail


Over the eflciai seal Of the eltyof Seattle
snd the signatures Of o. ID. fSRuerfeld,
chief of police, and James Vsgasi. city
saller. rigid sst OF rules. psyided by the
latter, has been issued for ~ government
% shc city hastilc.
These rules pfoSisis u the blinds Of ;he
Jail shah be closed 7.so e'cloek each
evening; thai ali uABps aud yAxaaor Is
shall be locked Is their cells promptly a. Z
e'csaek: that ali woFksnsusen who are con
aned for Faln0r efsnses shah receive bet.
ter treatment than worthless xaEshcads
and babssn&! Jail birds, that aay prisoner
refusing 10 work shall be los ked In his cell
GA bread and water, and thar snv prisoner
creating disturbance In the issl1cr hello
lag 81 pssseFsby shall he locksd in his cell.
The object in pgonouneing these Faiss is
/ 80 discourage ysgshoudage aud 10 show
worthless characters thai the lot az = habo
or tramp viii nes be happy enc IL hv il
consigned 20 the feusier raesetes Of Jaisoz
neRaEt. IL Is also Intended 10 discourage
strikes IN the chain gang. which have &c
come too frequent for the good disetpliae
Of teaf ceESss az unwilling lsAcEeys Up0r
the r=sshttss tghwSxS
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THE WASHINGTON CENTENARY.
The Preparations BEING Made for
the Celebration.

The centennial Of the Inauguration Of
President George Washington viii be cele
hratea on Monday evening hy the Washing
ton National Guard. The ceremonies win
be held in the Armory. There will be 1--WE
companies present-raree from this city
one from Port Blskelsy and one from Ia
coma. Gov. Niles 4. Moore and STAFF,
A0it. Gen. q. 0'Brieu OF Olympia. Brig.
Gen Garry and staff CT Spokane Falls and
Col Pike of the Second regiment, viii be
In attendance.
There will be dress parade OF the FIRST
regiment ana review l,y the governor The
latter VIII make q presen la'ion of eolors 10
the regiment. This Will be followed by 8
grand ball, In which sli the military sffgni
taries present will join.
A letter from Can't. Fife, OF Tacoma, ia
Col. c. NJ. Sheafe, states thai rot only his
military compsny viii ba AZ the celebra
ten, bat large number of Tacoma eiti
rSsf4S
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Ii is generally conceded by physicians
that about one-half Of the population oil
the United States are suffering from Indi-
gestion and Dyspepsia. Hurried eating
aud improper masticasion and insalivs.
Henley's Dsndelion Tonic strengthen and
invigorafes the digestive organs aud en-
ables one TO enjoy hearty meals without
any unpleasant after effects. xad by
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co.
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rAssrNoeK LIARS.

Oregon sna c&,sforssa Passed Meafard
1. ". jennings, : Crank, NJ. Aaksas and
vile, ". L. saSnsntss AID .asy. AsSs smith
and Fvo eASisssesi, n, n uassen, Mr. kEllosl
&ad lady, Nss. Hasx. tahn Fiskes. Mrs
Reed, NJ Mill.SnsS, Grs saith. Miss smith
J. q. 9aAEsan, j. T. Fasl saS wsfe. e. Eahl
aac daughter, e Cox sSt h-eshxr, ". a.
kssefy. =. 1aaEor. W. Il Nesley ansl fam
lis Iss. Eisos l. r. A9anss. VI N. KaA
ssssssss, N :. and Mrs. cagastoeks, 3 A. H82
loas aes LADY, Nj Npa Mrs. l. ~ sscrrar
l. Aikka aud lady. Mr.. sid Mrs. Ghazlss
flStsek all Sfss-fsI1sss xssssssss.s sssNsx
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sGAEAS's LEs 8seKxs.--Cln Thursday
evening John Carlson. g seaman on board
the lar;sisns. fell stesn the batch sEd
hrsls bis Flght seg ns'Ar the hip i5lpt The
iDlaSe9 raEal. " DO IL member ~ he eaass
sSaEea's Hatcn, was conveyed 10 Grace
hospital, snsFe The fracture wss reduced
~ IT. ksgssson.
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All Kildsof Land Scripi6P Sale


AnoFTgoSAL HOMESTEAD cIAIss-in 20,
50 sgd TO acre pieces. Iocstable on any
fauds sab5ecs 70 homestead aud pre.esnp-
fion entry. Large supply on haad. no de-
LAYS In hillng orders.
have ftil supp y Of rxAcrIosAL ADD
T1oxAL HOMESTEAD CLAIM Of from three 70
10 acres, which, hy rulings OF the general
land uf1iee. are ioestable on fractional sub
divisions OF double their area or les@, the
difference being paid foE Ia cash a. az
per acre.
PoKrKRFfELD wAKEAsTs - In sosere
pieces. Act Of April Ii, 1863 Lccasabis
or any EnappFoprtsted public lands The
supreme court has decided In wilcox Va
Jackson that the word unappropr1ssei a.
auy,sfsfi 20 public lands means mel legally
disposed OF. Il viii take lands In the
corporate limits Of q town. see seeFesa-
rIesf decisions In Reed vs. Dagby. and
Lewis ef al rs. seattle. lt VIII take oecri.
paed laads where there is no legal claim.
See Boyard -. BHEr. II viii take with.
drawn land when the withdrawal does
nOs gyerRse as q disposal OF the Land. see
Last case and ease of wfn- p. Bsown.
Scrip Locatahse on Unsnrvsysd Lands.
SOCK HAEsBREED scErg - In -. -
sad lte acre pieces. Ara of July III, lisa.
Lsocsisbi7 on any unsHrseyed 'Ands, nc:
mineral.
ysIEsrTsx scsfF--In ss-aere pieces. Act
of April 5, La. Lo%Etssie on any uray-
rrurs-iste1 and nroceupis8 public lands,
res Mineral, Surveyed os u1sHrve ysd-
In iorafsng EaT Of thS above scrip nc
ssssltemens OF residence = required, gaa
sseFe Is no limit 10 tbs gzaEzd tsase per
sxass mar ase The right attach 81 oszce
on fling The scrip, EE3 fssusfeys 81 sffis
cor toxin sites Or other purposes may b
rzeSe Nisfsous any sefsy.
sai4s entries. locations, or selections. d
not rFxsent any OF tsaese rights fscEa a.
fAehsue-
w. G. HILL,
:. = x,x.w 80 &~arsTsu ~ "
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Owing 70 lis ekzftgessse esinnSfe, Il ss
siEfss9af to Rsezerge q Esis eeza gsexfon. ard
egg lair sskssfs sgr AEla1s "a b. Fargh aEss
OF sse SKIS, as@Es, red nsSe, sszs. 1t IN
fssssas ssesEks, Is applied TO she face add
h8HAs as3hs AID RaCE1 iug- esesz and
hssHay e@Ea hse xs5a ssa hs yssseEge6.
saAs es SteaxFs = fssATnss Ds.2z Tn
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cARrETsf cARPFTs, cAppETs,

cARFETsi CARPETSs CARPETS.
A fuls aud elegant line OF body Brussels
reduced from & - 10 81 co per yard.
Extra sapers. Ingrsinx. fun 1914 ends
reduced rom SIC. 10 Use.
Extra super cotton warp Ingram. re
drced from T5c. TO toc
A splendid line of best tapestry Brussels
reducsd from 81 90 70 zoe.
We make speciality of estimating fol
carpets and shades, and guarantee frs
class workmanship &C the very loves
prices .Toklas, singerHsan & Co.
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A COMMERCIAL GENTEs- - The Seattle
Transfer Company yesterday received let
:ers from three Eastern houses asking The
company "a aes IS distributing seeut for
th-sN carloads OF manufactured articles
consigned fts various business men oa the
iower Sound. Seattlss seemed 10 the COG
ssgFsers the raost avsilsble poini for dis
tsshns.ng center, and therefore the Feqnsss
Is made
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raoasAl.lls az .allesea vilA disease a

i2sAsAfsitk Ase Afflicted wft1 disease a.
The hianey saG Urinary 0gcAuSs sao sat,
fts 70 ssselsse IS aes iAxa 2,Ske AUaa s
sheir snsi.s,es. 10 oil Those sstgcszs we
eat offer safe ara sssessfs remedy ~ OK
EuD Ass5uvs TIA Nhfeh il q n ssssess of
htsss. selettxl wtiA xseat c2se ia oregon
Az 2sxEs1lse1 fsss - SS4zFzsn sniaxrzss o
aHy kaks A few AoScS sfer1 sAssEat re
ssef s<sss u Stswzsg & HOMES sessg CO
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND SAVINGS RASY

Yesler Leary building. Mil street oppo-
site Commercial street receives deposits in
any amount sud allows interest thereon.
Board Of trustees. Leigh s j. Hunt. Thorn.
~ T. Minor. Edward b. Downing, J. d.
Lowman. George II. Heilbron, David n.
Baxter. and Vim. Fighter Fisher. Bank
open daily from . a. M TO p. m. Sasur-
days a n. TO p. N. and : p. m. to p. m.
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KrrER1oS's s0yI sloAP--JsHses Ripper
ton was Gned sic by Justice Miller yesser-
dag for committing az assault snd battery
on Rose Cruel, a tAAmtxrmss6 81 the
Eur ks lodging house on Wednesday. Tee
trouble arose over the refusal of the
cnambefmasa 10 allow Ripperfoa 20 boil
sofk soap on the Kitchen range. aud the
quarrel eaGed ia an assault. for y hich The
ssssiiant Was aHed $40 aud costs, amount
Ing in al to stsout 81
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THs NRoSs sEcg = Rie AsrGsoa q Ben
Ees. prcprsefarx oF the Q. X. haTe@T shop
states thai gl5i0tt Hsssnks who was 81
rested ea thursday for obtaining measy
ea false pSsteaess Is sol sEs psoyszs sn shesr
shop, ssCs waFss tg be Commercial khor.
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WATER FRONT.

FULL BL0CK-Of eight lots soath Of
the barrel factory. Foar lots face Wster
street and four have water frontage, car.
rying ripariss rights.
ONE Lot With rinarian rights in North
ern addition, adjoining Johnsonfs mill.
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Mr.. CasFsELn's GUSTS Pr sldent Es,
gene Garfield, she Messrs Lombard, and
the ether members Of the party who have
been looking over the properties of the
fsellingham Bay Railway & Navigation
Company. speHs yesterday in examining
Lake Washington ana iss advantages from
q commercial point 81 view. To day the
party win examine the country In and
about Snohomish. Al speak hopefully Of
The future of the Bellingkam bay railroad
aud confidently aSser. that IL Will not be
long ere IL viii CONNECT seattle with the
Canadian Pacific railroad.
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ACRE TRACTS.

LANE USI0N.-Ten acres OF water front
ON the vest side of Lake Uns0n. $4,000.
LAKE USI0s-Forty acres north OF Lake
Union. ste.eSe.
SOUTH or THE CITY - szs<ea y three
seses so9lh OF the city At Sis an acre.
~, la.
SMITHS COVE - Ten acres st smith 3
Cove. within two blocks of the railroad
land. - go.
JACKSON ST.--Fiyc acre tracts south of
Jackson street. s.. 60 and 81 90
MADISON ST.-Fiye acres south Of Msdi-
son street. s5,oDa
NoRTH OF THE HTY-~Two and oDe-hais
acres north OF Queea Anne Town, ~ 60
GREss LAKE - Twenty acres narth Of
Green Lake, x1,oko-
ACRE TRACTs-single acres In Day :
acre gardens north OF Lake Onion. $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-27

Grange IL THg Y. M. C. A special
from Astoria TO the PosT ISTELLIGESegE
says 5 n, HsuseF has resigned the position
Of general secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association there 10 come Ia
seattle. Mr.. Hanset win take General
Secretary George Carriers place for several
muaths. TIE latter will iess the Office in
order to devote all his time aud stfeutiun
to experimenting ths construction Of the
proposed Y. ~ C. A. building ia this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-27

NEw sIITs-The bowman & Hanforl
Stationery and Printing Company has
/ brought suit in the district court against
the insolvent Moore Manufacturing Com
pany 10 recover ss1s-9 The amended
complaint. & ed yesterday, prsys for the
appointment Of a receiver for the com
pany's affairs, ia order that the affairs o.
the company may be handled in justice &c
the creditors The Standard 0fl Company
has sroaght an action To recover Sl54 3 fol
goods sold 10 Blackman Hres. between
August 10 and neeena Der Il. IsSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-27
STEINER CLARA BROWN

r RAvEs YESLER's WHARF TOh IA.
IL coma, Olympia ard Big skooknna st Z
T. M. every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day.
nrStay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-27

GL0vESi GLOVES CLOVES
Special sale, lot at soc: q lot at 75e: q
lot st 81: all sizes. new colors. Chester
Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-27

sThe walls of the new two-ssory brick Of
Ileweilyn. Dodge & Co, on second street,
The roof IL row being pat on, and laibers
viii begin on the inside 10 day. The work
has been hurried atonx 50 fast that the
building viii be- ready FOR occupancy by
she middle oi MAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-27

JOAN MontAg. % the eFm Of Mon,ag.
Cleaye & woskman, foundrymen Of fort-
land, Is in Seattle on visif. Mr.. Moassg
SAYS his Ism is taking OF moving its plant
- this city, aad be IS here looking into the
situation 10 see II such = transfer would be
fnSsistable