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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31
THE FREE LIBRARY PROJECT.
Its Execution Not Abandoned. hut
Only Postponed.
The Yesier Triaa gle IL Ready for Z 90
when WAnted-The Diree-
tors TSo Busy.

Ia Man last. retlce was xiTen - ths
tenants oceapying fhe wedss-sEspes- block
h5nBs.es by Yesler avenue, laird and
j Gfers<sa <tfesss. 10 yaease the SAME by ths
isf o. June, as a free paoliS albrsrs bald
ing IS ~ ae haiti therein Il was also
given car rhsf as Seon "a the t<nanfs left
said pTs .nsses a eo8tTses se1sd De lss sol
the ErxriaG tAsreot. asd meantime the
plans Of It's structure would &c decided
upon asa ossis be invited for its csustzae.
ton.
Taree months have passed siuce then.
aud no Gerssiye sefion appears 10 have
been taken in IN. direction then proposed.
that psacr il nos occupied es nine
ordinary pla es Of business. namely. A
tailor sssop. hair sore and reHS depot. ore
fssh market. = fruit stand. restaurant aasi
tive barber shops.
ts.szssulFiux cite of these asssee< ysstsr-
iay. IL MIS- xseers aimed that iAis nrsg naten
above mentioned pass So per month
sr0and rent The nsamau pays sls and
the latter group DAY 80 ~ month. These
three le>~ces release 70 tie several others
mentioned. obtaining profi ; ca renls al a
good figure
,xs.rA. of the lady directors OF the pro-
sosci free .ubtlc forssy were called upua
Aaa nosse Of them de1Bitely knew gisy tee
plans or the free library were hot being
Cal rlesi s.s = e3nsEusion. One 81 tine n SAID !.
since the IRE, / have been 50 hnsy with
affairs of the relief committee tfag a have
uaE given the free si1Fars snoiset much at
tsntio1. ] knos grant WAS 0hsaEned
from Mr. Y SER. sn9 ! am iafofint q thst
aesSrs. Halter. tg~fnan and HxllbFoss have
the deed"
Anusaer lady director and one OF its
officers. being called gpog, expressed the
following Cpl ivas ii arm very sure the
delay j. o j. temporary There arc eaoGgn
of rs 10 go a4eai aHa carry cut toe
original plzn. and 1 ana safe tle eon>;ruc-
zion 81 the BUILDING and filling its second
noos shelves sikh laosszs may be eoI siiered
a. aiming The cert aintieS /"
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1 ga ~ "a ssae~xs Axxas j. ~ fArunn
ts-ss@ xet srpxn slsxx xanza Sann SaF &ax
$500 4 ~ tie swxmsmK- Asssr rexssAs g
a.. = .s.s.sss xfgs b. - . frzn1es1s SO :
sfrnuae7s fiya Of sA< Refsss - Can pAgSy assl
gss.rssfea fss IN general BE fsTEsrl 70
s,sr... xexsn urea Kl0z esz1rE ke{saSss-
,.-sx. ass~xsax enr~arsSoa. sizra at'sTE -
r,..s xzsst eaxs.rnazzate rzElz-ESs sfsI5.< Azss
-sx<aes al the msexses rsz1 essEa e st1lAss x
so sr,ssesxorsng 20 1fiws n ss1zx g.
rws~ea ssxs, alleged fsxst0as ~ TIE 80.
rsrxx Or. R9sxa -fns1gwsSi SSsh 2 =.
,xr--s* ezgssrg spr he ssxxsxr sfisszs ~ fsS
s,vrger.- ana ssfvanrsar GsS s1rsy 81
-. w~ssss srx.. Wig. Tfzxs = - <IrrsssE -
sYsssasAki@ 80 rks EePHaasfsTs e1 Aa-.-
eBaafy. -.
Tse zsxerz1g tcsr rsva<s~-se1 - - 80
a. s-ras~ fs< the PR s. ares zt<1sF - fsrsssi :
tx.s.s-v <sss IS Easss- ssse fstf Der x :.
-. ss-ssf - ~ tse Tss@ ~ esfrs e sss1
rssssssz f.ggfxegsrss8 TosaGwtH1 AZ IS
f,axssr psssy-@s@lls < NEs-stsf S.1ses
u -. a5sf ara Tsssa4nasSs- S1sssss9 49,
i -eaflv. A Aea.s JoGnssz, 1tssau ~
p.r,sssss.ss. VI t. kss.lss !cnn fsss :. =
r ga0sss. gsasses Nelson. W B. 5ssss y
= essx s~vg. EFT Texssf. sasrSes 49,
< e fsesss. e. j Wash. AtshsFa -0iils ~
fsrs,ss ssezsE-s-. Esa1x SeSzseu- hss.-s1 Ars
- yeaa H. Esssers AssrsEsam 90 'sass $50.
sse.evsa sE.xaa. J. 81 lS=gAer rra3s
Fsfrf..srlek. AIfeFy Mekssgsss- = = fSses'st'-
,zKsF
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RECORD Of DISTRICT CouaT'
Prosecutions Argument il the
Hill Cases cIcsssi.


..ss~-~x aeszsls esncszsfsd tie SrgH-
,n-ns a. ssA.H es EiEx usaazy - ne
$3.50 b. al. EVIL ~ssss ~ nsgnS sss-
- ~ sb@ sssssssxs ssrWfF hid ssr sae ps&F-
$50 tsss asg-sf n ell he talked sfas@s
swsnsr Bears "a nsssE ~ sHs e~
~ss > single gssss . ~ ssassssss 81 i'ass-ssa
ever : lrassEs eazefsl slrss<ss fafipn % tzse
f.r-s gussx~ C4skIns. wa0 = zssias vefs
es-efss Atseas8sn 80 TIE case. &axrs NJ.
Essrs 4 great rsaE ggs>ssoxss. 81 ~
whsgh w~rr ss.ssslx znsw cred Asssf 70 DC
sssgs r. sesrssssss ~ E4e cosg1 IsssFS $asl "
"a, exert bold ss<s4s ~ Judge asA ass Ia
b~es. rzse &c 70 Tsrusps ~ TIE Tines ~ 2 :
sou. Gst0ses J. g hasEe~ sts2 Masv -
s.Isys M sssHEssBss for the dsfezEss "a avn
@EsarSs LsQr1R 20 ssoI&<s
Az e'sbark yesterday afternoon ave
fr.frsss states rs-ssss1er. we're Fr0asns into
sos,rt =, s.e.s 70 indictments tor selling
t,s,ve- 70 TszsSszs They esfh fssssssssl
- - .s,ss sssse sensesseed 10 T4E zss o.
=, e<.h sasf 10 tssEEss Iu TIE Lfil7ss1 ssSs
.~.y,ss..ssssxrs a. - Isgxs. Io1G AaFts1g sis1
-, H..~rsxaa. sho asre Asfssies. ca
Thar<s4Y. fesgx nsosfbs- hlss krisT!s 80
h4ksv Ga , horse eases tflf-r% SEE ht-ts
x6fsssg etfeBfEs~ss us7gs. thTee Ea@htitSt
1870 ssayk~. wHa bat si-rsssy s*s1i ~
fnsl sfssEi tao Esszs4Eias- sss EssSfaSs
EgD AsTgky.
a .glss. WI.ssn, sho 49, seaae'sa on
Ysnr~tas fos barxlsry. plestfes gaiify ana
- = attorney szkes; the c0Srt - p ii'ss-
esfar a. 4 wzs i Hrst osfsHse- frtsss-t itof
Et-s-t,,a g,ssssrraed Ggss conf hat v sls'oE
saa teen caught III TIE sst 81 ehifsi1g =
a AZ sa5.ssfg fegesaraais tor toe b.aft~1sss 90
sssrstsriz ~ s. sEd fa4s ae had Teen -.
gy.fo fi.. rsscs sslsssiun % the crime - bsii
.s,ssar,sriasss He theUgaI inAf Hzbt
.zr,,s.ass woai.f bess s9DeerEe 5'4es1ee. -
!. iss.5e ugsss yssunE nsa- Judge ssik -
upa.i ibis sh0sinz aaTe "siss1is one se~r
IN tAe - nEtenfArf
xsxoK CRIMINAL CASES
foIzn Lee waS gwen uatii Monday 70
plead 20 tae indictment for grand larceny,
h..csn4e his attorney had neglected him.
sadie AID May saith, { ". Young ard
Alex Nre3asre we're gwen until frfasy,
s.ptsra Ter 6, to plead 90 The indictments
for perjury.
Tee !, rrisorfaI grsU6 jury returned nine
true oil against per osgs not IN eFlSftssy.
Tsoians "a ran. Victor Liaauist. Frank
Olsen aud Thomas Thomson wei. All
miisssd TO citizenship.
James A. AcsShes fled q s1it sgs'nss
Hattie and Abraham Tease u loTelo>e
lien for tlia
All the petit Jurors we're excused next
Trssssay morning..
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Auxmss "a. 49,.


Hall moved sse s.laesioa ct sae report
ansi asked Chairman lsuF5e Ia 15ys Gar
thcr expression a. his siews
purie said 81 would not h. beeyssasy IS
osganSKe al ihs cvmpaules A. advised SO
oar. bas - lhneebt hat iae fsia 8frat
meat .hoalsi sayi@sut sac s0tAimtevs SIS
tern Immediately "A ha3 fuhgsd tAa5 the
ANAL PAID Department ttt mas Nngk Fut
cssssusts IAe yt1}antecrs WFfe tslns q
tsscss sad ssssrp&as euf. sai fhe esia
fprcv MAS sstssExthrF tsso sssaA f.sf rst5e .tns
service. IL Slas pfza sa6ststtsi As adopted
Seattle weala have a tetsgF ,ieY eminent
than fastiaaa 0F say othTf stty IA thv
Coast cxevls ssa Frsasise>,. Is sasslefsle
cS~G
Hail fafly aSssssa with ps8ese an8 thssa sht
the uaiy ssa4 a. ~ sGaat ga khr csssst
fos ordinances IA essFt - fssssa3 s8eHsis
items tass ssEvx1
nnsie s4sf ee weal8 80 xtsinsr f,rfg
uess falls a. the neat passs-t sss
Aftasuas ,sSssssHl 3 Nrtcstf.s IS ike.
mtssiua. tod sae e.s3atI. aas Ais tRsa-
Aucc rates Ass asssa eAsse3 hsssa ass tazt tsss
hal ua paid ftFV stsuSs tWyat kie asAE gazt
~ . taxravxf AF s0s}a peeief f'asEas iav
city additional szxes i,f tae .ar.saFl ~ s.
paid asrsFfsasaa la ssa2ias esoeasssHg la
safane~ rates
EaeA essanci,sssa r,1,-eas Ga taas "a
ps~~se4 his.ssgf a. Tse,.s asa4cs fa.- astgss.
sats al paid 2 ~ @eEaFssass5L
SN& sEfssy kasf1ss
TIE regsSss a. Jae es,snss gsse vss th.t,
aaoessd Ss4 iAe neS~ssSTs ezra naueeS o.
carry est stz sas-xvaisass iasa seeeg ere
aath0ssRssd.
AsofHxs 'sssfEs sara" &sNls.ze
fAe tasie~iag va SIS rsst aas a A
uf~aa sAs tshie sssAeiaA as ,,sss as.t,t
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comrsro~rs DEATH.
si. Friends Deay that He Commit
ted Saict6s.

TIE friends If Frsnk l. C1apsfSF. snr
susorsans,e young man ~no died as Pfesi-
aeuee hospital 90 THURSDAY afternoon
from the effects 81 = wound from rite
hsll very earnestly denied tia. Comp-tora
hss sny design If eenraittng suicide
san the DAY Of sse Secti,at ne ~as going
frsy.n his rx0cn ia kifsap eauats 20 Port
Orchard -sesEsing ~ - with Fseig +
fs,s. Mr HsHss. Assa his SOB. he brought 3
rs4rsaf rife he va carrying on - left
sbssalfger 81 the sroaBa. The rifss slipped
II hss hsna and tte Bxmfaer struck . log,
discnarg 80 the uespsB. and iDfiieflIs
the wound frofn wnicn t0mpston
atse~@ars3 did. After be gss conveys d
90 Providence ho pifsl ana until within
an honr and hsli ~ his death, Compton
wss CONSCIOUS. gnd i@eked eh,etfnlly for
wsra ~ sn Early recovery.
Henrs Leland. nosa. grand of Seattle
ta-ge No :, + q. ~. r, 0s which order
Goaur%soa wss q fIsegsFse az With him
snr0agh bis sickness aud n, fsts death Ar.
Leland telexraphesi Ia his hodge at Coon
kapses. Ia. asking WHIST disposition &c
make Of the tso.ly and the answer was re
furns.s 10 osry him here The funeral ~iH
seearssiagly take place sunday afternoon
uaaer the su<psces Of the Odd Fellows
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SEYMOUR BROWN MISSING.
Lost Between Tacoma and the Seat
tie land once.

Friends OF seymour z. Brown entertain
grave apprehensions that be has met some
seriou disasters About two months ago he
let Taeonis. where he had been seppins
for some time, for seattle, for the purpose
Of fling tn the land Office an entry upon
land in the vicinity OF sDohomish. sine.
tie had OH his Ierson about "a wnen he
left Tacoma friend from that city came
To 50 attic yesterday for the purpose of look
ing over the records of the land Office To
learn whether or Dot he hsi fited his entry
sas. found thai be had not done 81. Brow II
| has a family IA THE East. Ofice ~ on the
Tacoma and attic ste ambua have been
questioned BY bis friends bias have no rec
election al q PASSENGER answering bis de
scfIt'tian, nor can any clue be found In
-nobomish. whittier he Exp eted 10 go
from sesftie.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Issued Yesterday far Tea W"edsn
StYaefRrNl-

ga.lilag Inspector Abso't yesterday Is
saed permits TO the fo!lowiss persons:
II. Gilbert, one-ssory frame. iot J. block
s., Terry addition. 500.
J.shn Doyle. ore stoFy frame. lot Y. book
81 PonIus' addition. SEQ.
u. r. Reid & Co.. tao-stsry frame. lots
aud s, block IS, BeJl's addition. $i.1l0
e. b. smith, eue-siory frame, lot &
block -, Drnns's addition. a7p.
=. VI. AeCo Tough, of4e-story frame. lot
Is. block D, kengsfarfs- addition, - O
E. G. Walsh 4 Co. one story frame, LOT 6,
block b. Deuny's addition. - o
John Powers, one ssory frame, lot 10
bio L :. syndicate addition, $3.50.
Methodist Protestant church, fwo-sfory
frame. 10 i. bioek p. Denny's addition.
tls4g
Il b. MoTsssev. twn-story frame. LOT 10,
block 80. Painters addition. 500.
John r. Nelson. one story frame. lot ],
block S. DenDy's addition. $1sA
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Oregon a CsiFfcrnsa--passess Medsorsa
Mr. BOYD Miss Boyd. aiss pay. Miss Ds &
ner. Charles Cznsseld. Mr. ~essherwax,
Mrs Green. Mr.. Barlow and daughter. A
hanf.rss. J. b. HcIAoHgai3. ~ " Hiiser
Loan : Mitchell. Mr. chester z G. Ne
E!aue Is T BusBngtGu. Mr.. stone. Ms.
ts-erery. Mrs White. Miss Pipe. Mis-
t-hss4, Mrs. Ca'e. g. = Allen. j. Cn1er
nh, q. wo.s4w a. a. 4 C. Locke, Nr. PneEEs,
Mr. Barkley. Mr.. Nole. j. Thomas. Mr.
Davis, T. Is lsGsiIag. " IL CguiAu, ". &
Denh4.a. Mr.. warreD. Mr.. Maxwell, and
sorfy-ninr sscn-sd class passengers
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Tus sIGEs CONTEST The Governor
Alxer Lara eca.e~s case il ssisl proceeding
vita the exa . inAssan o. the frst witness
eslsesf. :. D. anmrh-srs OF Sans-h lake
The eoE-s convened at eelack a. tine Ians,
.sfsSer, xass NJ. Hum pssris $ testimony Yes
tefssxs gas al ~ rsiaFsesa so the II. Il >saa-
f-y sxs7y. IA zach 81 rs Legal >anssi issssEas.
and vas es~eatiA1y ~ ssass a. bis esf-
4 fsss- 1pssG the ether 2 4sfas. tend n 90
ssa~ . - The -fast$ .sFs agricultural
IN c4se ass &C is8zExs5 at sassG As Ehe
exnS-s & Ia ane E4Se wIsl ss xaauSa inss4Ys
R sr esd A4> a ID Miss Su~sx Rzrr
IA F.ss asssStA&ser af CaEasssf G6erk keuae6E
Ia the we Of taking and t-aEser.blnx ghe
fs.sElz.sfax for rtk,..Eq
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rIssr wssp DEMOCRATS
@"ssiu< speech nv NJ. Tsr.an-s~rs
sIssxs Attendance

BE hs@asts,S az ta# Fsrss wass a.
laeir igra ass utsa1 sal nast A. an .-sarf
aes~e v1fh s.se 80. ssls su We fs.s s4~xsl..
3E4f.oa az 5exx.ae ssg tAe uasssasst,o =.
Us k%i f,f i.fs sst sftsa.Arsss TAs g rec
~~fa Hae@i1esS sa4 0sse BASS a etlsr ~
Sc 'e.af 5"Sse7lsag eSsa'rs, at tss ses
81 ERc ssea excessive rs - zr..s-
iNz7sss-r&.'e easai-t $50 1nz1 g 2ss a..
sr,a Mani
Bae sseig aSs kTs8 Sc gaa persf lar,
F'sea A7s3 AAst : s.urfeA2tnE Sisrgs.sasse.
80 re AsSa ~AssE wxsS a. ahas 8sefs
: &-@xsNf N&s e2eefa3 sAAsse4-s asss
y Z 3kzelss-s2 sesesEAgT. M esszEssss s.ss
sasu s@sAs4 sas @a1s hgses ssfssrssss
Ss&ss t@@ Eexs - eesaa Salgaa
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70 buiaa | xisl give them possession No
particular tine ~as * for building, sn8 |
suppose sAesr delay Il necznse everyone ~
~ bnsy ~ other things: BESIDES the lady
directors may az this time Ind the colsse~
tons OF money rather SLOW Huf no doubt
" will be oailf, - the pualic need a
library. and hare teeisxl the ground to
Aessrs- Hsii0ros, HAilss ard L.osman for
a YsRhlie frss4 lihrarr
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Adam. County R.,ub,ie.n.

RIT1vrLLE. Aug. so-The Republicans
send rhr, e delegates ta waIla Wslia. They
ars instructed for d. Buchanan for JOINT
state senator. TeeY are no; instruct 4 aS
Ia ether offic -, aud 10 Sxpress on al pref
eFence il made by them.
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KING C0UNSY DELEGATES.
Leave seattle fer NatiA Waiia
Tuesday Morning.

The King county delegation 10 the Cor
ven'ion q, xailz wslIa will leave Seattle
Tuesday morning AZ 40 o'ciocs. Ii. V
have chartered tao special ca for the oe-
easiou, hieh viii De here Monday even
iug al 10 10. thus permitting delegates aud
Invited gaests - sleep NJ. the train ii th~y
desire. IL In expecred thaf the lower
sound delegates vii accompany those
frxlsI1 This county
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Clarke C,.ntx H.pas,ieau.

The Clarke county Republican conyen-
ton met st Vancouver Saturday moruir ..
Following j. lis. of the NOMINEES. For
state senator. L. 4. CloGsh; represents
lives. A r SHAW. :. ) Cook, J 10. Geoghe-
gau; county clerk, J II. Ei@ell: DELEGATES
10 stsie convention, scott ssefland, Henry
Christ, J. u. lfeogheFsa. A. l. MiilsT, T. {.
fsomsns. A. ]. Cock, 6. ]. Allen. l.. "A
burton, J, X. Gather. A A. Liacs.ey and
Fred " Bier
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1 AtfFE n HHtE = tEsEN.N
He - Something about the room
looks different from what IL did when
called last. What Is III
She Oh. whv. took down that
LEARN to say No motto that used &c
hang over there by the piano.
He-What dld Won DE- that for2 Ii
WAS very pretty piece OF work |
thought.
She-0h. YES. the work was very
pretty. butt didn't ike the senti-
meat.
And in less than two minutes she
was saving YES
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Mssnor, who wss plaeet under Sioo bonds
Thursday morning for opium smoking aud
who Was imm, disteiy thereafter arrested
on charge of yagraney, wss released Yes
terday upon $50 bail ne viii be tried for
opium smoking this morning and for
yasrsney tomorrow.
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ne ssznsrses he xr.sins syfssn ssfs-'
ga a~srvse.s - Mexzzss& & ssyps1 81
ssss fagass Seq ~ ssTssaszx zssa esssfsss
SIS. x~4ssex y e~aass sssesslss ssss =.
sssMssss. 81 - xas tsssza Sc PsSsFs ?
g. axAs ...4..@s..
So -. s.,s a.. ssassssfssnasssz - ~-sssss
ssfssg ssN4 se@e asSzssz<
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THE KING-SfgEET DESs.-Ch rles Cur
ran denies shat lie Is landlord of the uoto-
rlous row of ho-ses GA the north side OF
King street, between South sixth aud
Soath Seventh, that have given toe police
So much trouble Ii. own. he house az
the corner OF ;he alley. which is empty,
and he offers no resistance TO the efforts %
The police to cleanse King street
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the 4sfi - txken wss 5AFAEnez1 box cssn-
4 s.ssssx sssszxSs xxsiG Be e2lzs1.a snsiTASre
ssl.ssse.ssz rag a Ia6i~4 ring S<sf vita rafsts
AID reArE~. r2lr 81 gold cu1 kssrcnss .
! ASHER "a saerxss and other Asusblr papers
= q Is II TauUry. The raiIr~ zre sarxins
Oh the case AID sse hoSefal OF recovering
a least >cIae of sne stolen prcs<rry.
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To this usast ~ added the expense az tAe
tire boat. couuVguiHs WHirh suHf suta
nsltsse ass fsn a2ts
Year pumAttIes viii pvsss as sdtsg seS
gesiiaps IA tnsage fgpart. tss3t aTssz -
the Grit step tsse srsi tife EprasssfFac3lpa eft
the department. ti4s adoption al gAe pFfs
efpic of paid sssssfn respectfully ssih.
mlttsa, n = nTRfS. thatgmau.
=. A. IRftuELA.
AuKnss "a, lSss Fumtalis.s
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Lincoln County re e.aies.

DAvEsrozr. Aug. So.-Tse delegates 10
the state convention from Lincoln couety
arc o. C. Jensen, Richard Fisk. john lax
sier, j.. J. Fl Dablap. r. H. Lsee. Thomss
Donahur. 4 T.. Hsssilae. David Gamsling,
III J. Huber aud ]. H. ffiei snasr.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31

NORTH SEATTLE Coat BUSKgR.-The
Seattle. Lake shore * Eassera railroad Is
about 10 erect coai bankers. with capacity
OF loo tons. in North seattle. op the waite
front between olay aud Cedar sFrs-sts. The
rapid groxsh OF the north part Of the city
nt,fsx-S lfatss~ rhis step.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31

EQUINE ToYs--amang tae arrivals i,
Sea tie this week are a shetland mare aed
her two colts, now 81 the Transfer Com
psns's bsrn, shipped by express from
charl. Armstrong; Montana ranch. TIE
mere stands oaly thirty Xix inches in
heigsi and her fvais are proper ionsteiy
dimis aI1re. The animals are brought
here for gifts fsF Masters Carl Armstrong.
ArTnid Turner and Tomns IL Metealfe 70 play
horsS with.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31

SEATTLE BOARD or UNDEKggfTERs.-
Representatives OF the various d,e iilsur-
ance companies in business in this city
and belonging to the Pacific Coast Board
OF Inder~ rli.rs. met at the Office of II .
+. whitney & Co. .sst night and eff oted
the organic ,tio1 OF the Seattle Local
Boatd of Underwri ess. The following
agencies were represented: TAYLOR a
Barns. Frank Hanfori, II. F. Whitney A.
O., " l.. Gaxzam & Co, Lee & Bownen
William Calhoun & Co, O. A Warehouse.
III, ofgett Is. ". Baker and the
Washington Territory investment Com
pany. he object of the organization is TO
promote the Interests of FIRE underwriters
n the city Of Seattle and for matusi beas-
rt Ia property owners and insurance com
psnies resulting from adequate protection
sgainst fires. The following officers were
elected. President. Frank Hanford; vice
president, =. j Burns; secretary, w. l.
naxzam: treasure. II. r. whitney The
board Will hold regular meetiAgs twice a
month.
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Eiexant New pintnx Car.

viii run daily, commencing August -.
over tbs Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company, Oregon Short Line aud Union
Paeific railway. between Portland and the
Missouri river. The cuisine and service
are uuexce led
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31

d INK AND ISDgcEST.-E J. Mcpherson
was arrested hy Chief Mitchell yesterday
morning fer using insa ting language la
the pr. senee OF and making indecent pro .
ositions 10 little cir. ia Milcox's grocery
store ue,ar the house YESTERDAY morn
ing. As rs Was drunk h. WAS locked ap to
sober up ane will answer "a a charge of dis
orie;ly conduct ia the police court today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31

HoPs AND RsTS.-1he Puget squad Shore
rsilroas hiss shipped LEO hop pickers.
nasty Indiaus AID Chinese, 20 the White
river fields There win be no desfsh OF
hsryestsrs his year. Tue press ut sin has
lzsaefts-i the hops. which are hot yea ia
itIgl hIcngn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31

THE OCToBgN ELECTION



/ NaEgEAs. Under the act of congress
approved February =. iss4, 81 enshl., the
( People ss " ashlDgt0n - fern a conStiggi-
h0u and STATE government. provision :
made ior submitting sad constitution =.
formed IS tAe peoFie for ratification or ~.
10 'sssis A. aa ettHtsen 50 De Ae . ga the
SFst tuesday IN ocgnbef. and
hXGESs, Provision il = - Enstle in ssfs9
Het Tor The eEscfion If Officers fur full sfatt,
( eoTefnusent, including members vi the,
g g2slstaFe ard a representative Ia rh,,
T FfisE -af>t cora esS
s sFsss fksFe3ers. /, Miles e. Moore. -nx.
eybssF ~ tA~ said territory. hy yirsas. al tt,,s
authority ia n3e Fvslef ~ ISIS. Do heyst.y
declare thst a general e.ectssr viii - b.!s;
{ thToag bout said territory ~ Washington
Z % ia stlay, October / Iss3, ia. the rastH
+ ssts1h or = ieeiiou ct tse constitution als!
+ in' TIE election 81 TIRE foI3ow ing ,rseefs,
c'ie = preventative 20 tAr tifty,hrst cen
gress Of fhe Cnsfes rfsse--
One cove rl1r
Uus usflt-asFt governor.
One secretary % stale
ufse ala treasurer
tiie state susiitar
tles attorney general.
Z ilen '-9
tlue csFns1iss5oaer OF pablfe lands
tte. supfr nis Csurl jnssz,..
Twelve tisEs F4gr Coeft 5gstfs~s
f $50 '--1fN4 81 va kasr e4EEF EEFisss e.
?. pres lifstsycs
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r Hf'te1 fse -eEf tsEg "a tsse, sas~fts. -
ia gag HsAna ssistas1e1 .n So en.s.5.s.e
50 ~ttss egss'i, ! assFessafa ~ cav hsr.s
sea tNfEse tAf est SO IL ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31

The three ms sted $ boomer kmma Gland
ina, Cayfsin Martha Nus. tlSrels usyS oast
from santa Cruz. Cal. With 3,aD9 ia rsa : IL
lime rived ia rae hal baf yesterday. TIE
lime il for Hasrfngtnr & stAi'a n, AID She
loekesi ct their wharf aad viii begin us
charging 70 IA