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a POWERFUL ALLIANCE

The announcement that a close al
lance has been formed between the
Canadian Pacific and st. Paul, Minnie
aro!is 1t Manitoba railroads.&c. close,
indeed, that President Hill, Of the
Manitoba. IL 70 enter the directorate Of
the Canadian Paciiie--is not unex-
p<csed. The situation as between the
Canadian Pacific. the Manitoba and
tlse Northern Pacific has been such ~
TO render close alliance between the
two roads first named . logical, II not
an inevitable, outcome.
The extension OF the Manitoba,
through isa ally. the Montana Central,
10 Helena some time ago was the FIRST
step toward complicasing the situation
in which the three Northwestern roads
were placed. The Northern Pacific
was indignant at this INVASION Of its
territory, and began 10 east about for
an effective method OF retaliation.
This was found in an invasion OF the
Manisoba's territory, and the North
crn Pacific & Manitoba, branch OF
the Northern Pacific, was accordingly
built 10 Winnipeg, almost raraileIling
the Manitoba road 10 mat city.
This was sufficient retaliation against
the Manitoba, but unfortunately for
the Northern Il brought the Canadian
Pacific int, the fight. The entrance
OF the Northern Pacific into Winnipeg
was as direct an Invasion Of the terri
tory OF the Canadian Pacific as Il was
OF that OF the Manitoba. The road
thus asgrieyed st once assumed an
attitude OF opposition. and the otien-
size and defensive alliance between
the Canadian Pacific and the Mani
toba, which has lust bean announced,
Is the result.
ii remains ~ be seen how the allies
will undertake 90 make the Northern
feel thasr powef. As the case stands
The Manitoba has Invaded the terri
tory Of the Northern BY building 10
Helena, and the Northern has in
vaded the territory OF the Canadian
by building 10 Winnipeg. II remains
for ihs lan to retaliale IN It's
turn by invading the territory Of the
Northern, aud the only manner In
which Il can do this is by securing AN
entrance 10 Seattle and the Sound
country. That this entrance win be
secured within a brief period follows
from the logic OF the situation.
The battle between these great cor
perasions VIII be an interesting and a
doubtful one. and the public viii
wasch the successive moves Of the
combatants with the keenest interest,
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The -Pafneliisin and crime papers
Published by the 7ssses almost tao
years ago have effected two results
which certainly were not forcSeen by
anyone either closely or remotely con-
melted with tnem- They have greatly
strengthened Mr.. parnell. the man
whom they were intended forum and
they have rulneG Editor Walters, the
mss wlsp. Nrire than any other. Is re-
spoAsi.ir Tor their publication.
At first IL was feared hy the friends
OF Mr. paracsi. and believed by his
enemies. that the publication of the
papers hsd greatly lessened his inslu-
ence, II. indeed, 1t had not been en-.
tirely destroyed. The articles were
published by a journal which had fer
meFe than q century pride.i itself
upon It's reputation fer accuracy and
reliability. They were plausible
enough and were supported by sn ar
ray os evidence. which, II II had been
truthful. would have been conclusive.
II is not surprising that they aroused
very decided pabsie sentiment
AGAINST Mr. pAsnell and bis sup.
IsortefS
The reaction. however. WAS not long
in eoRiing. NJ, Psrnsil's prompt de-
niai 81 the authorship Of the letters
attributed 10 him served in measure
"a arrest popular Judgment The eyi-
aeas iatentson 81 toe government TO
crush the Irish leaders. whether
guilty eE innocent, as indicated during
the dis4uSsioa concerning the creation
1T the rasnel commission. aroused a
large measure * sympathy IL his be.
hall. The oonieSsiea 81 the farges.
rtgogs. convinced ~ impartial men
Of the tasssty and HAaliciensness OF the
Fswss changes. Finally the eAlus, can.
asd AM sssgniEiesi hsa9ssr cl Mr.. Par.
neil while ga the wisness.sssna his
clear statement * hts object and the
means Which he used in his egg,,ys TO
astsla a. and his convincing dis
esASnses VI als sympathy witA violence
rma naFsssr. hAye CAUSED s complete
revalskoa ef popssiAS Icessns and have
made he Irish seAssF inslnsssly moro
popular, 10th II hosae ard IN
AnatFleN. than Ae sas prs0s 30 The
esfelaal publication Of tbs shaswes.
VITA Mr.. Walters the ease j. all.
fereEs. As The respsnsiass sdissgs Il
,Ae Tgwss Ae saastsoaei asa gah.ica-
Itssn 81 tie ehaTFes asasssSs NJ. Far.
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Meeting of Stockholders.

Notice of meeting of stock holders for ia
creasiHg capital stock Of Seattle Dry Docs
and ship Building Company.
Notice II hereby given by the under
signed, . majority OF the trustees of said
company. - the stockholders thereof. thai
q meeting Of said sock holders viii be held
~ the Office 0f said company a. the com.
pany's works Al the foct OF Charles street
in the city OF Seattle, county of King. Ter.
r.tory OF Washington on Thursday, tho 10th
Gay OF May, Isss, aE 2 o'clock ia the after.
noon. for the purpose OF increasing the
capital stock Of sai9 company TO the sun
Of three hundred thoasard dollars 800.
co.. 70 Dc. DIVIDED into three thousand 800
shares Ell tsle EsaF value OF one hundred
dollars fSi0o) per share All the stock hold.
erz are requested 10 attend.
II. r. DrRTE.
REIEg MoRAS.s Trustees.
GEO Kelly
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VERY rGArS TALK.

Its duty Of the government 81 a
city. among other things. to protect
the lie and web being OF is citizens
by locking after those conditions
which may effect iae public health.
To neglect sanitary conditions upon
which the life and comfort Of the peo-
pie depend Is as serious . dereIicsion
Is to permit crime 10 riot unchecked.
II the city government OF Seattle
cannot protect the people OF
the city against those poisons
which ssrrupt the air we breathe and
threaten to strike down not one but
many. then II il u failure Bnt we
believe that 1t can purify the city and
that II viii do 1t. The foul city front
can be cleaned up, the present sewers
car be extended 20 deep water. the
streets aud alleys can be cleaned. prop
erty holders can be compelled to clear
away filthy accuniuiations and plans
can be made for thorough system Of
sewerage These suggestions are earn
estly commended 10 the council. It's
powers are ample and the citizens viii
moi begrudge the cost.
Among our citizens few were
nightly alarmed yesterday upon
reading the plain talk Of the PosT-
ISrELLseFEcsn concerning the foul
and dangerous sanitary state Of the
city. Your remarks, said one. ''will
be reprinted elsewhere and do US great
damage. II will prevent people firm
coming here. . This may be true but
nevertheless we shall not be de-
TERED from putting the alarm
ing facts as they are. 1t is
far more important that those
now here should be protected Ia life
and health than that others should be
induced To come. The time is long
passed when the first consideration
with the public and with newspaper
shonld be to boom the town ard
induce people To come here. The
doubtful days are past and Seattle is
no longer village but city perma-
ncnlly established. and ii is infinitely
more important 10 take care OF the
people now here than to lure others.
They viii come fast enough If We viii
make and keep the city fit to live in.
The necessity for a sewerage sys-
tenn Is new more important than any
other, for upon it the sell being, the
very life itself, of the community de-
ponds. II it shall not be provided.
then we are in danger of pesiilenee.
With deadly fevers common in April
aud May we may lock for feyers cpl
deinic in july and August, unless
something is done 10 prevent it.
No city is better adapted by nature
for easy and perfect drainage than Sc
attic. II only the channels are pro-
yidcd grayitation viii carry all waste
TO a point where the tides viii do the
rest. II there is longer delay mclean
ing the city and providing sewers !.
viii be an outrage aud crime.
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Election Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that at the cleo
ton TO be held in this Territory on the 14th
day of May, A. ID. 1850. for the purpose Of
elecslng delegates TO the constitutional
the following question viii be submitted
10 the voters Of King zs,<ss.iaty. 70 wit:
s.Shali the commissioners OF King county
create sn Indebtedness not to exceed two
hundred thousand dollars tt20a COO for the
purpose of building county courthouse
and jail for said county said Indebtedness
10 be created By tho issuance Of county
bonds for said amount and payable after
twenty l10l years and not later than forty
ls0l years from the date OF issuanee9''
All those IA favor OF the same win vote
''lDacbfsdnsss-y All opposed to the
same viii vote Indebtedness No.
BY order Of the board Of county commits
sioners OF King eosnty, Washington Terri
tory. W. z. FORREST.
county Auditor and ex officto clerk OF said
RFxarf
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The dissatisfaction of the civil
service applicants who appeared for
examination al h2ll.pass one O'Clock
IN the afternoon and found the exam
nation over and the examiner gone,
il natural When an examination Is
announced FOR certaiD day, il may
reasonably be inferred that Il villce
tsnae during the ordinary business
hours of that day The official who
was in such a hurry 10 wind APP the
examination in Seattle should secoE-
PEELED 10 retnss and give the disar-
reiasesi applicants chance.
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There are nine navy yards in the
United States. as follows Brock kn
navy yard, Brooklyn. y. "; Charles
tawa navy yari. at Boston, " tss.s
6esp-oEi navy yard near Ne-foskS Va. !;
kissssy navy yard. opposite Ports
saosth, \. IL: League isianf navy
yard, Philadelphia. Pa. A.sa island
navy yard, neAr san FranciJ f., Cad. ;
Sew Ienssoa navy yard, Neyfondogs.
Conn. Pensacola navy sarf, Pensa-
cola, Fla. and washlngfoa,k avy yard.
~ Washington, H. =
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The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Cascade Fire Il Marine In
sarsuee Company OF seattle, Washington
territory viii be held xf the once OF the
cozpanys u safe Deposit building, Front
street. opposite Cherry, seattle, Washing
san TERRITORY, Monday, May 6, isse. as ?
election OF the trustees Of said company
VIII lake place A. said meeting.
fsfgzfFD Eekr~<ayv
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Seattle Coal and Iron Co.

Tse annual meeting OF the stock holders
for the election OF hoard sf trustees. sad
10 transact sreb ether business rs may he
hroaght before the meesing, viii take
place ~ the ofslce Of the company Ia the
city Of seattle On The 16sh day of May.
iss9. at O'Clock p m
The transfer books viii close AZ O'Clock
p IA, Mas g., isss, and reopen 81 10 o'clock
q n. May II, ISIS.
l. i. HEAc0cE. secretsry.
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changed.
GREEN LAKE. 40 ac1ex e s.
ucre.
Some tracts only 50 rcds Am. =. 4
The motor extension Is N -. r b
This section ct the f}fv 4 -
ard win receive this season 49, 49,. NJ 4
and more transfers than vim s. S;ssS5 4|
any other euarte<. We iny31S - .
TONERS ana Trends % watch a. - =.
POINT This land win slouhle n -.
GENERAL lrraes
i36 ACRES adjoining Il, n
t-sSns af SMITHS Coyx, : verv -
salslen g the Csty OF seattle -
in bull. Tar under The prfcs s. eSss2 =
adjoining lands axc 6scrr5 w.
terms A rAre chance.
= bARCAlW. Eight 1oe< i. =. = &.
Motor Lane addition. Aiso hS,{ Z S5s.5S. r.!
the Secons Motus Line sd6iS7~ - :
be.asifal cid seiIsSe@ =. - -
water Front q EnnS ScSSis.
splendid lots eYo17ScSiS, ~.
washington. Also los oBoalSSf y ~
1912 2s4 - P<QQox0oG ~ -
every quarter Of Is 80 E
Compare The tenn. - g.
tages of our q
LAND sYnsokr1
with say othsz AeIlrl ~ 111ne =.
the railroad ceutef ~ 55SS.. - =. =
dExtries OF Sesssle ~ sSss3es.s
arr now selling II I'm s. 3fz ~ 49,
price Per scrc at xhlek = - -, -. Nv.
the 81 6 -. !.
Has kindly conses6S( "a ~ ~ a.
Trustee tor the E1oc<7 ~ -.
We repeat. de- not ialI . 60 S1ss' r :
terms and 70 call. ct once. 6 o1< r - ~
thoronghiy investigate thu uloll1F.
one year. and one-thtrd "a tWo y11uSI q {
We call special attention 8 Is
PALATlHE HILL Ao01Y)o
This property comprises the cholosr1 1
greatest margin Tor profit even -
present mdfsts alone, hnt Nh tKS ~
struction Of the navy yard e {6RS r.
inxton these lon win iEcroo1efn ~
yond the most kanHUlno -
Even now the addition u II r. p 11I
the manufacturing district, sn1lo
factories and lying at the nsl5 49, r.
war Of the canal rostoflce. 49,
public hall, railroad depot on a. ~
Only Is minutes from the city ~ - ~
s. q u. r. R., which runs houf13 o1111
Toe; in addition 10 Whlef the ~ r s
line Is about to be conGfruc1ed 8 ~ r.
erfy. Iots 6oxilo feet from SIS NJ
GRAY = cLAYNfolII \
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A CARD.

Owing to other duties requiring my
whole attention, have appointed Mr.. J. Il.
Jacobson assistant secretary of the AIaeri-
can Building and Loan Association.
ANY person wishing to make application
for loan, or any information concerning
the association win please address or call
on Mr. Jacobson at room q. Squire's block.
DOUGLAS YOUNG,
Secretary Local Board.
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Dds WILL De RECEIVED BY THE
Id county commissioners o King county,
Washington, NJ tie county auditors Of
ice. mp 10 IL o'clock a. M. May IL, 1850, for
additions and alterations OF the county
farm buildings. Each bid must be accom-
panied By certified check of $50. Tbs
commissioners reserve the rightsf 10 reject
any or al bids. Plans end specifications
may be seen at the Office of the under
signed. H. stcinman, architect, Boston
hfOek
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REPUBLICAN,
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

8 r,a<~4>f1sa<&x< 7r~r{-
~ sSs.e =. s sssss>as Ss;i - resffi~
tor1et @ - IAN, - -
Apzn . 49, 80 = 4. 30 =
9l's - - <tss .r.ss.... s..rraxtsx
- 49, So - ), ~,
= ~ nc 49, p1s.s
sne Mx5IIs 49, 49, ~ .ne rsr<fsr,.-
80 - ~ ..s.h
l.clAL sU - ss $3.50 -
oe5ese:se gsss!s ~ ~. .n,,a-tian.,eps sar
sssisssssx - fha .ssxtrirf ronyeufion be
~ AZ -. t,.s h~sss 81 she RenshlIc.rs vote
49, s,s~ ss.<-s e, r,nsv~exs 81 abe reeera,
ssers5pr Is, re vesr 5sSss
rrre7rrsf Thai fhe Chairman ana score
serr - srshori-ad Is srnort1ou desersfcs
snd car ssisiricf eonverxioux for the elec-
lion 80 s3elerafeS ~ fhs eonsfitsftfo naf cor,
I'm, rerti - - - 80
Pr.rsr,ss,t 70 4se ;uxtrnctias.s az tfse com.
,-,;sfea ssrh.osSse,5 IN the fo-eralus resol,a-
fian~ genrhssran sssxsrief en-, yenfsons in
ths serersi sielcrss.s slisfr3rfx a. Wsshirsr-
- s--Se, - <-,ss.--s .e-sl a. 49, = ~ - :,
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STEliMSHTP LTNEN.

VvHE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP VII
4 mington, Frank Worth, master, carry
ing freight and passengers at reduced
rates, will sail from San Francisco for
SoHnd ports on April 20. J. A. Hatfield. agt-
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The quarterly examination OF teachers
OF King county will be held In the court
house, Seattle, w. T.. on Wednesday and
Thursday, May s and 9, 1889. commencing
at Q O'Clock q. m.
v. A. PUsEY. Co. School supt
2. 3 soNEs: Examining Board.
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TSnKS sxrTn. ATT0kNKYsAT-IAg, g
"a 9 ccmmiss1oasx ~ no1sz Pa1''s'
1Tc6RIDK CAER 4 PRESTON HAR0LD
~ rzeseon Hsnry .,c.s 4 -. 800 4
I1conner, Ma1ns Vernon ezd 6easfIe.
senksle of2icss rcora $. = aad >, third noos
Yeelex-Iearv heck NL51M
n n CAM, ArrORxEY AND COIN
srl{nr-nt-1aut Notary and com
raSxsiouer az deeds for Oregon. California
ard the District oF Columbia. tonmczc11i
collections . specially. omse. room 1.
stones brick. Fr9nf street -
rTvHoMAs 3. SHEPARD. CoUN6ELQR-
i sf-lxw. rooms - and II. kenney eassd-
ing northeast corner Front ana CoIum fAk
srreefx-
OSBORN 4 DYER fRICHARD OSBORN,
" TrMssen p. 0yeras LAwyexs sea,si s,;
street. end OF Coramerris lake elovatoS.
NJ LAIR Hill, HUMANITARIAN.
~ rooms "a and .. boston nlocx' seAt'
HALUSHA PARSONS. ATToRNEY-AT
NJ Ian, seattle, ". 7. Late Ct Dcs Moanss.
DLAKEA DRKw (Taos +. DREW, GEo.
- ~. b1&&tgs &&tg Ar1 c-@t-iAm x>vss,-> -
and -, Union block. Seattle wash Spec-
iAl attention: Corporation, land xns Eaarz-
t.kls laM.
n Z. NICHOLS. ATT0RSEY-AT-LAw.
ns North Yakima. w. q.
EyGNKERS And DRAUGHZsMEN.
ID D. BARR, CIVIL ENGINEER AND
i surveyor, room Il, Butler block Snc-
cessor 20 Barr & Knox.
NEVINs q BAKER ORCHARD NV
IN ms, Jr., and Charles H. Baker,. civil
eneineers and architects Plans made for
hydraulic and sanitary works, fonndA
projects and general surveying. houses de-
signed ans built. No. 6elss kront s..
CCukkY q OWNS =. Q. scu kkY, II.
- K. owensl, civil engineers. surveyors,
and contractors Railways and other pub
tfc works designed and built. CEce-
Rooms 50 and 81, yesser block. James 81,
opposite Occidental
~ p. ANDERSON & CO.. ENGINEERS
Va and tlraughtsmen- Corrected town.
No. aI5 Columbia street, second door from
United States Laird office. Seattle. wash.
ARCHITECTS.
DEFoRE BUILDING CONSULT PARK
Id inson & Evers, architects, rooms s. and
% Bosten block.
r c.. FERGUSON, ARCHITECT, COR
81 ner second and Cherry.
JsI-HER.A KI11l1htsg. Bstll-Est's seilsD-
Il ing, James street, opposite Occidental
hotel.
II sTEINMAN, A aCHia'EtsI = Rooms
H. So asl0 So, Boston block. corner Sec
ond and Columbia streets
M 4 BONE, ARCHITECT, Boston
w block.
EHOFF 4 FYFE II. ii. GOFF. GEO. FYFEg.
NJ architects numerous designs for
dwellings and business blocks on hand:
please jail aud zee them. Denny block,
e1f Front street.
- - -
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ISIREMEN-NoTIGE OF ELECTION
IL Notiee is hereby given that the annual
election for the chief OF tire fire depart
ment of the city OF Seattle wiz be held on
Monday, May 6, 1889, between the hours of
ii q. NJ. and o p. ~, In the council cham
Der OF the city hall. on south Third street.
The voting viii be by ballot, and all duly
certified members of Seattle Engine Co.
No. i; washington Engine CO., No. 9:
Union Engine Co.. No. 8: Seattle Engine
Co. No. 4; Hook and Ladder Co., Nc. L;
Hyack Hose Co., No. !; Deluge Hose Co.,
No. !, are qualified electors. c. w Ferris.
CITY clerk
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L4NDSCAPE G4RDENERS.

TH o. SCH ~AGERL, NAOMI HORTI-
II. cultural gardens, Naomi. Kitsap
county. w. T.-faniscape architecture
and engineering: Typographical Surveys,
maps, plans. specifications; the laying out
of parks. private grounds aud eerseseries
according to modern methods.
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CITY NOTICES.

noG OWNERS TAKE xoTIGE-ON AND
IL after May the ssh sill dogs found run
ming at large without license win be i'm
pounded. Ordidsnee No. as. city OF Seat
tie. fixes an annualtex on dogs ard bitches
as follows to wit: Dogs. 81; bitches, 80.
License 30 be paid to city treasurer, Hpon
certificate OF which the city clerk win Is
sue licenee for one year from date. and
furnish . tag 70 be appended Ia collar on
dogs neck. 81 order o. d. ButtertieId,
chief OF no lee
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ss 800 : $500 - e55xrs.rcs-. n
sexszs - =, $3.50 M
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Tbs Fo~T1*TxxLfSkSE@< - ~ =
the selfDwtng axEzfse*
a4e FxxxfzkEH, e. s---f A41fe szssss. AsH
enn4
Los Ax0Kzxe, Eskz-~ u 8hFss = HsstSss
u Wexe First STREET: -.
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EAxsAs CITY, koe-h = -
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OcfIIsTs AND aURIsTS.

nR GEO. A. RElEH. tNsuLIsT. AUI,-
from his "Trip 90 tho Eazs aa6 Europe. will
Dc pleased 10 meet his fcrnsz pAsrsus
and others desiring ITS services. az his
for.eF ofElcs, IN the fasies Iexry block. D.
attle. v. T. Residence. oarncr Fourth and
Akrsnn. fyf7dw
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ias. x~zse Light rzildias. rssas
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sssav 'as >. Ansnanys ssnasr,
OpoTA nsock-
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ESTRAT

" years old; white spot in forehead;
branded with pair shears GA left shoulder;
| lame In right hind loot: finder win be fe-
warded by returning 70 A. II. Manning,
! rear af Hortonss hank
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Toe oFfHE AID SCHOOL SHORT
~ Asnd aaa tyre wriEAag. FIorenee A
Thezaax. cosonsai haock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-03
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