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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded st she Auditors
Ofscs YESTERDAY


Reai estate transactions from January /.
isss, todsts are -. sS7, 50 81 Thee were filed
for record YESTERDAY 20 deeAis. the CONSIDER
sslSas sxgregsGing 80 .ois. aa average %
yiTs4. Following i fae lisa as furnished by
Wood b osaoSIae. kh~trscsofs % title:
J. &. Chapman 10 w " Beck. bsks 10. Il.
I. and IS. kaseaas springs Park Sssea
A. J. Joaeson 10 X. Shelton, aud 1876 ct
hsks j. :. 4, s. 5. :, ;, Is. L.. u, +. -, 70
Il. =. -, =. -. =. -. And Z biss aud
a. tinesn Lake Ctrese RsilrtlA1 add, sac
A. ;. goons0a 10 4. Montgomery. lots Il
and =. DIX i, Meteor Line sssa. sI5a
r. G Spragsie H. b. "A bite. issS 5. 6. :. s.
s, 10, II, =. biS h, bufke's Second add.
$500
West seattle Land Il improvement Co. TO
q. " ssBitprra, lots -. q, aad "a, Blk =.
SECOND Addition ss Aesf 81 R;;ls I.ana &
improvement Co te wss4 Seattle, slzeo
q kakrlly iv Tiiilc J Piper Ct a. lot 5.
biz &C, y. I. nsnay's P@Ek sesd. sl@So,
T. n. Carr O. 4 tssxSEs. iois 5 and {. see
g, - .. e, AID lots and :, ssc s. Up -,
rae, ss-S
9. L Phiuney 10 Z. wssIss.s. lets and
: Biz -. laAas Sece al S@ist, Ss5a
A. ]. CAsFfesson I'D I II CArYenteT. Gae
7. Interest IL oyster claim Elssn0se. $40
r. T. CArpeasev 10 G ! AoaFs. una y
intsEvst ia aysssF eia n kssiS3ere. sssia.
{ Il kSniHser te F. q ehe~isr. trscs Is
Of Seattle II sta4sssTaa As@sse& sfsoG. 5000
II. Il Traveller io J SAznk. III l., Blk /,
BsSfrF ss.ss. ss.s0
a Il M.nning "a wia4 &egeSs. ls.t e,
Blk ;, Nhssr i Warnings add 70 West -
aiske, si-A
J. 81 lewss ~ A. d. Lyoa. los s, bsk /,
Lewis S .sttgaal4s Aid a4ss4
Z, EN RaSscs = a. b. Z, b SnaIta. sos
5. BIS h, lsstssss a'ts, sSG2.
y. RsyssG L. r Qss@n. p bsk on tide
fats 49,
=. = tAsgfsaqaa Assepahfy TO c. 6zrss-
weld. Isl = o L 5 CsszasAus'sa Beaeh, 80
3ssea ga y kN'szFassi. 8az l. biz Z.
R9FESss Setugss uztss 5sG
Ess3ss& SssstS - II l. ESxanaash. lass s.
:. -, aud "a sse =. y y 4 &. Il g he
ecrNs
X i. cAysaaass .. ". J. Graves. i.s.s Il.
a, zsi ~ 80 =. p =. 2, q - zoe seEess
$50
MA Gsyra - : Y \ Dshsss. s8xse n.
Es}tgs ia z&ts Syfi g. ~ ~ z, Sls98
: & A&.lsea ~ y Sesss, tets Hn2
i ssss1 : = 81 ls,s 5, 49, 5. tsss2stask ssa..
s-AA
r 8 caessssx IL = g.sas.sts. Goss ard "a,
hak ~. issscFfs @ssss ass1 sEg
L stFsEcs 81 " n AiaA<r hoss 70 e. S.
sae "a, sec =. - =. Fse-ss 6 20 $500,
sG
p Andrews q :. Jessasaa, part 81
sw i es 49, ~f see > ia ~ e.
FaesH~. s.
!. Mercer go l. l. sssssa wssE. hats AID 4
! hlk y, Nsrrssss axsss ss3e. s2e
T. a Skrsszz IA ~ A. bard. los I. 2. II
and IL esk Is. j4rksen sfrext add. sskA
Z. j. Carl ~ G. A. Eowea. & ~. lot : and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
Cheaper Building Lots.

SkyxSTH STREET-Two lots eoEner Sew
enfs and Virginia. sS50a
IWELFTH SInEEf-Two enc loss on
Twelfth street, between Stewart and xtr-
gfnfs, one block fssssa strees cars; 32so0
JACkS0S STRkEr--Iyxo kss near the
corner Of Jackson and GREEN Sta, OH the
cable roads. fnr $ftu1
EAsTERS aDpiTfsS Fine eorner. sgn.
MADISON sTREET--choiee corner. SSH
CENTRAL SEArTLE- Three coed lots near
the reservoir. $50 each.
PARK kDBirION-Fine lot. $500
BiGEL0w's AnDIIioN-Iots in block n.
s&Sts corners. 500.
H'GiLyRA's ADDITION six lots. sasntl
kAST PsRk--one ef the choicest Lots, Efso.
CROWN SUPPLEMENTAL - Tires Of the
choicest corners. eieare<s. use
MISEE'S Eight lots. si2oo
SYNDICATE ApDiTtoS-Two loss. $1,000.
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awEs1rTEs.

Ths F&essp&s5an cs sAe ehflsfsen j ~
R8aiie SeAssss ~sS Rasaae 1ntSAsd
5tas Tlse re8wasasSes 81 The Herk can b
GaksAea ga g ssldzy usxF
Tee faafiseW ksts ~ carpenters toes
stetvn fnssn asssrF sgouae I'D FenfFeegSn
strsst have SIS ssesn r~ksNErc - ssefr Fsxist-
fai esssesss. sasfng hsxa recovered rs the
t~ssSee sesrpe ~ tSS=S tSseH ssizcSs Faeg,,o1ed
ye>trr a..
TIE SSssths-n rsefse Exrress Carsps
WI tsssaT rsssye ia case fsoA Ne NES
kgses Ssseet 81 Mex lie Main. ia the
SSasss essstk Ire company usst hkSk
Ag2gsae arxk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
SKELETONS ExHumEo.
CHASTITY Find Made by Men Grading
on Second Street.


workmen on the Second street grade.
above Pine, on Thursday evening uncov-
cred the separated bones Of two skeletons.
which were yesterday taken to the under
taking establishment OF shoFey & Co.
They are 70 be retarded to-day at one of the
cemeteries.
One set OF bones belonged 10 man who
must have been six feet IN height The
nan who cnce used the other set of bones
must have measured 5 feet, 10 inches Tbs
skulls are well shaped and their oVSzfs
must have been men OF more than Average
intelligence. IL was thought by the under
takers tha, the bodies were buried az least
20 years since The bones are fairly sound
though no two Ell them hung together
The locality where the bos1es were ex-
huInsd was used as q cemetery from 1865
TO isssz. Owing 90 the growth OF The city
af the latter date. further Euriais were
forbidden. and the LEGALITY abandoned as 4
cemetery. The bodies Inferred therein
were removed TO other cemeteries. 1t is
supposed that the remains OF the two zen
found yesterday were overlooked when
the renewal tfsox rlSeS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

Ezfa B<fsrw the Y. u. c. A.
TIE hal 81 The r. ~ C. A. was EEIss4 i1zs
evening by Al xasiszsee which sashe-ea 70
listen - the atkre~S Of Eon- y. r. Ranasa
ca Politics z.a Patriotism Mr.. gsrssa
opene1 ~ szsiBg sAat THE sna5ecf. ezahrac.
ing fuo separate heads. Gas 10 broad IN
seaE@ saa s=asnf.azs 10 be sreatess IN ona
short z1csrss and he woEid therefore be
ehlzxed to co8fDe his remarks 20 the Grxt
par cx ria szh3ecs. 30 ass, politics. dealing
9th Is IA is rne meaning -
Originally understood He defined
pgzisses a. prop~fsy mesasng the
'-sstcnee CT gpTerasne1fs that parsof ethics
which has 20 Go With tAe regulation and
government al q Bstisz cr stale. the pscser-
y&szon OF 10 sssfts. pe2ce aud prosperity.
The defense 81 ia existence and rfghss
against seresxn consraa or conquest. the
augmentation Of is strength and resources
and the prosectlca q It's citizens la their
nens in their nsrAisr
Then be 5r6aea the difference between
TIE aerzAxogte, self seeking politician au8
the statesman aud said that undsr the
present system Of politics ss pvzcs;cea the
student o. political eeonclny the thinker.
the unselfsh lover Of hia kind and eour-
try, the zsn who ought TO rule. has no
chance for political preterment against
ne political trieksrer who ought nss %.
bat does rale-
Then the speaker told OF the patriotism.
love OF eeantry. ana stzsexmsnshsp OF the
men who wrote the declaration of indie
peacence. formulated the consultation,
and gave fhe people OF the United States
the best geTsrnne1t ever designed By
men - secure the blessings OF liberty fer
themselves and peeterisy. The lecturer de-
elared that none hglt ksatexueu's minds
The lecturer claimed Tia. today we are
threatened with great evils. which viii
require al Our patriotism TO pilot as safely
fhsongh- Among these Was the Chinese
wall built around the commerce OF
America: the fact that twenty men own
and control more wealth than the whole
volume of circulating medium Of the
United States: the use of large sums of
money b. both parties during political
campaigns the existence vi an Office hold
ing srSstocracs. and the prostitution and
betrayal OF public trusts.
Mr.. Ronald spoke at length OF the benefit
OF free schools. and held that no man
should be allowed 10 deprive bis child of
their benefits He cozteuded that many
abnormal conditions exist In our body POI
istc, which will resdjast themselves br
Ylolencss or revolution unless previously
eQualixgd by wisdom and legislation, He
urged his hearers 10 pay attention 10 those
who need II NJ home. instead of sending
sneir money abroad TO essngelixe the
heathen-
The unequal distribution OF wealth was
also spoken of at ieasth and the resulting
harm dilsfed upon.
Mr.. Ronsldts conclusions were that what
Fss needed TO preserve untarniShed the In
stisutions handed down by the revolution
airy fathers was more honesty. mere cour-
age, patriotism, and knowledge. practice
sud Interest in politics on the part Of the
better classes which wanld prevent the
baser sort from gaining the escendency
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
EeuAL 10 rnx OCCASION.
Sept Eieh Takes the Place Of A
Absent Teazh<r.

Superintendent a1eh h3s ca-zpsssed as
ssra%srzrz4s visitation 81 the paalss
ssAoo1s CT King eaunsy aszss5fie "a Seattle
and ecsura ears9 sssifSrx The city srknaas
yesterday r7ornfnx The Erst seAeas il hss
lsxz wss fSe Jnrssoa street primary ard
when te arrived sAere a. ~ ose1oek he va
sreNgs1 ~ no5sy crowd Of ureAsrs. y ha
wers pksyzisx Srsnad he deu< - II seey
sfszzs' Z e1rr Il srfsosl kers ~ nns. ssHs 30
sezssses. Miss T1aye7. the sesehsr. wxs
txkEz IL 90 "Wednesday Ksss wss fnrrsss 4,
leave the ScAss1 n TIE hAnds "a snhss1-
tate sho i&Hghs 81 THURSDAY Sas failed 30
shoE wFs yesterday rnnrning When sarsr.
: SIS zasssns kscA le3rnez TIC situation hr
pFaxea himself equal 20 TIC esaergeney ~
czsans tbs Echsscl together sna se1eAiEr
Al uay. 4 SuEsTxfeaf teasher sid he pat
IN ch&fEe CT tne seAnos On MoHfsav IL Miss
lspxts i aos able 20 tsath.
TIC large superintendent IS $ta 90 each
person 81 schca1 ere has enabled nzsss
caazsfry districts 20 hold winter s1ruas. zna
- Q result schools are aew In session ia IS
q Ssfsstts n tie ceu2iry. N hesess there have
neve- been more than 5 districts IN fhN
ecaaty that hare eeea abe 90 hold xiassr
terms Sefare-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
I. o. O. r.. NOTES.
Ledge Instituted nj FAN City Three
More Lodges

Or THURSDAY eyensng last Past Grand
Master II. e Holmes. accompanied by =
number OF pfcntneut Odd Fellows Of this
ibis city. visited Fab City and Instituted
fsn City Lodge, Ne. 81. l. O. o. r. TIE
party left Seattle In special car st $50
o'eseek IN the afternoon and Fail City
Vas reached AZ 5 O'Clock in the evening.
The ceremonies lasted Ratii q IA yesser-
day morning The following c.sscers were
installed BY T. G. ~ Holmes. IT. q. P.
Baker. n g.: w. III. Abesl. v. c.; c. T.
walker, r. s. r. Il stark, r. The Seaffse
delegation was ensertAIneSs in royal man
ner BY the Fall City brethren. The sfelegs-
tson LETT for home shortly after two O'Clock
yesterday morning. reaching home at
about o'clock
Valley Lodge. No. co. VIII be Instituted A,
Slaughter In TIE near future.
Progress Lodge. No. 81. viii sse instituted
~ North Yakima shortly
Another lodge IS being organised in this
city. and application has bssen made for q
charter
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Front Street Property.

FaI lot On tho east side 81 Froas street
between Madison and sp-ing. $50
Thirty feet frontage on the southeast cor
ner % T-ucs and Msri0n eorered with
. brick hEshasng. sAss0aa
Thirty fees en- she west eide I'll Front
street. between Madison and Spring.
xSAoaA
Lot ssciux on Frnat street, and ancsAer In
the rear facing on West street These lots
carry riparian rights and tkns practically
cxteha 90 ftesp water. Ga the rrSperry
are wh2rves, factories and hsxlncss
houses which VIII Feas for tfoss q month.
Price sleo.uaa: orefoErth caxh. balance
on long time
Fun LOT a. the southeast corner "a Front
and Le1ors streets There il . gocS res
tdence. new occupied by the owiier. II
Is the cheapest lot in TIE block. ~ ~. 600.
easy terms
Fine lot on TIE east side % Front street.
between Virginia and Lenora: sia.0na
Lot on the west mde Of Front STREET next
10 the eorner Of Pike. On the kn ID q
sTe1Q residence. Price. fz.ee0, one fourth
cash. balance oa lsag time ~ per cent.
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a - fses o< fsz Z, ksxz3ss suY nsa& III 4. 1T.
Dszzfss 8ne. North sexstIe, 1a1qE
q ~ 1Qezx rs a - a l. DTeT. sst 4.
sAk !. Esgxlcn $50 80
G. ~. Ysszag5 g ii - @ EsIherrxur. sn<
- 81 SDzka1sa Fac aid fs1ps ~ r~s sezf-
tie EazH
q. = Esanes % /. weed. iafs sad {.
hlx "a. Hes;nzs ada. sssaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

To-day the glHitea States land Office viii
be removes from the NesIeF block 20 new
SUD Eanse cammoiious quarters IN the
BoStea slssslck. 81 Columbia and second
streets Therefore tse land esEiee will uae
be opea For kuSinsss sc-Gzv. Ga Monday.
hosegsgs Il sill DC epen st the usual boar
FOR the transaction az business.
Receiver Shields vas asked wny the
esNee WAS renewed and replied. 'sThe rea.
son L flscs use he psesent quarters are en-.
1iseSg tpo sinai. Tor the pzaa&g carrying an
OF The haSiaess 0f tie land essiss. which
has sstiesiy grown 20 eacrmens pgapesr~
fians. la cus aeg quarters ia the Boston
bsags We MIL have lsrse rooms which will
b. grs8t Improvement over these we at
present earGpe"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
DIED OF HEART DISEASE.
Alfred Pefersan Expires While Eat
lnx Hfs simmer

Alfred Peterson an aged cook. died sud
3ealy LAST evening atse'clocE. while eating
his supper az the wssa restaurant. corner
South Third and Jackson streets. The
exase was undoubtedly heart disease.
Peterson vas aged IS years. aud a natige
OF Germany. He was resident OF this
city for number of years. working nearsy
all OF the time Al his trade The remains
were removed 10 sssorey 4 Cos undeTiak~
ing establishment, where tae burial will
probably take plsee. Peterson leaves no
relatives in this city, so Tar IS xnDwn
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To OWNERS OF VESSELS

The California Insurance Company of
san Frsneisc0 is prepared 20 insure tugs
and other vessels q; lower rsffs and upon
better conditions than heretofore. Before
snsuring with any other company or re-
newing youF present policies, call upon
TAYLOR Il RrRSs. Agents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

kIRKLANp-sixsy choice acres. with near.
~ half mile Of the very best water
front, az 500 an acre.
KIRKLAND-Tweuty acres At si0o
KiRkLAHD-Twenty-t acres at SIS.
MADISON STREkT--T Ten acres. cleared aud
level: for very few days, $1,000
LAKE CNi0S-Ten acres on the west aide
OF the lake, SO .0ol Everything else in the
vicinity IL plated.
SALMON BAf-Choicc 80 acres NJ Salmon
bay. at $50 an acre. Owner nsrdz
money ~ once and of5srs By far the
cheapest tract In That vicinity. Land I'd.
Joining IL selling IN iotS.
LAKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. acres heal
Lake Washington almost directly op-
posite Kirkland. AZ 500 per acre. lsev.
enty acres adjoining sold some time ego
for tf5.oW.
UNION BAf--Thirty acres near Yeslsr's
Mil. 81 tia0
x4rx xst.- m..xn. esEaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

ORATOR SOC rig PfozEEEss--Hea- Orange
Jacobs has secrp.ess az insis&tasa 20 eeliver
The annual address before the Oregon Pho
ree-ss Association ~ Portland. june Is.
tSsa yufes Jseose vas sznoug tAe earliest
,.soneerx az 0-SEoE. bavsnz lived There
f,s.rs lssa. fwheE Oregon ~ss = teTrissSry
ara incsnssea xhaf = ncR wssa5HgftsEil
lnFsl 90 xkeR ne wss G7fnAnfed esiss Jas
tscta OF Washington
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caxr1ErTxg NApSsss STsEgr.-fsa ne
exsx ssra 81 Pno-.s street where il isteEseets
Madison feaae and elhsr e5xssliexsssas
have beea MAIN sine8 fes.kFess Nc'A
ra,.zs .sgsr eugxgsst ia rsEa0EfwS fhTse ssls-
srruaskss-zs # q s&s1 she pastsse - - q 4
s.r 80 s3SasA side 81 Ma6ssoa sSreek iFsEa
Fysss. street. n Eatl+sas EvenHe- Tie fsaE'' 2
rozssau nf the street. has ssrsAsy eesn
sr~~x ea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

Ia CrLrTy n rag BsALvE. - IsnhssFs
Myers ana u Miller fed nutsees - sse
sssFsee ~ tse rnHasy ssistsr yesterday Fisas
shex fss taxes an og<se- el&I5s en- tue
rsssa Fats xese 81 Mxynardzs s1dsitssa aSd
wxex of she faof n Jsgxsna STREET It's
Jared -@Euesosks and -sFenasr rssPextr
iyesf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

NEw usIFoEn.--Afler consultation with
Adjaisnt-Geaersl o'Brien and Col. j. c.
HsineS. Capt Carr os Company E. First
regiment. has decided &c withdraw his APP
plicstsou for communication of the uniforms
of Company +. and TO order new nnlforms
throughout for the company. The ant
forms Will be sent for within 20 days.
They come from CIncs sasff.
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Commercial st. Property

ARLINGTON HoTELr-Fnsl lot a. the south
east CORNER Of Commercial xnd Main
streets. intending the Arlington Hotel
bnildinE. So aslt
Flfsy-three feet frontage on Commercial
street. between Yesler avenue and WASH
ing.an street. 3SAs0o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

HANG 0UT THE LIsHTs.-During the last
few days the masters Of the following YES
sells received notification from the eollec-
tor OF customs located at Port Townsend,
that they were each indebted to the gov
eminent In the sum OF 500: G. II. White,
Venture. Signal, Spartan and Eliza Anser-
son. The different captains on receiving
the-e seti6eatiozs were at loss to account
for the matter, and the collector wss com
municated with. In reply they were in
formed that II was for violation OF the act
which compels vessel when either an
choTed or rnoored 20 display lights a. the
mas. head. II appears that during the
last few months some OF the captains OF
vessels entering this port have been rather
neg tigent aboaf this matter aud that some
body, probably the customs inspectors who
were here recently. entered complaint
with the collector OF customs. IL is highly
probable thaf this pairing for the fiddler"
win have q salutary effect on local mari
ners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

510opieees 81 efnhraideFses, Ene Isaiusook,
swiss lawn and muslin az 80 cents on the
dollar, 81 rev pAftsrns, o. sale this week
Chestes Clear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

Bzsgxs MospAy.-Ttse jas Esry term 81
the probate coaff. which was eonnnaes3
unssi February nth, viii coz mence ca
Monday next at II o'clock gHSsge Rcches-
ter viii he released froga aHarGatiae b.
taas ttrse av,s a. M-s EHeheztex has bssen
for sosae days no~ eTayalesceaE AID
Tia health ogsrer SAYS. il VIII ~ perfectly
safe sng the jadge 10 cc-7e nEE ane bold ais
eos-f, o. words 20 that effect.
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OK CevKgsNxxx DrsrSgsS--Mr. James
MeHale. the special ageut Of the treasury
department who took Caps. Herbert {.
ReeeaeT's pare. Is in tavp. lie Il here 10
Attendance on the Usitca States grand
inrs as q witness in the case % the yseAf
ErE.sa. which was SEIZED shoTf tirne
sinre while epaeevoring 10 sInHggle Il
Chiasse aud . ia- 81 opinm inf0 washing
ton Territory from British Ceiuslhla-
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TIE RsScAILY Nothing has
bSen heard of NieeIo Cesesaio, che
Italian who levsBteti eu Monday ws.f
siafg. whica he bad been empowered 20
collect By trEEber Of Ifsssan lshofers
wtv were engaged i;s Clearing Eaad OF
Mercer stand for White 4 Co. Tne de-
fraa4ed men declare 7haf they vii hasg
the shseStng Casesato II they csn Only lag
shei. hands on hiln White & Co hase
furnished tie DERIVED Italians with pro-
visions, ard they viii proved with the
work 81 clearing iee ecfes fer the aras.
they are 70 rpce.ve go yer aere therefor
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Second Street.

Forty feet .rontas;e en- Second xtrees, near
Pike 100. the cheapest property on
the street
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LAND COMPANY. - Patrick O.MeAra,
James r. Gleason. Thomas f. Drew, George
d. Blake. John 0'C0uneli aud James
shannon OF Junction City have associated
themsei together as iucorrorsIogs OF
the Junction City Land K Town Company.
The object of the corporation Is 70 sab
divide. plat and place upon the market for
sale as q tosnsife tract of laad situssed
near junction City. The capital stock is
Sd 900. aud Mexsrs. O'Nesrs, Gleason and
Drew are named as trustees 10 rnaasge
the affairs of the company until the au-
nHai stock holders meeting viii be held,
I,aiy n fSsa
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wELL LOADED STEAaEa.-Last evening
the steamer George f. starr took on board
a complete sawmill outfit The mill IL TO
be located at seh0rne, and is owned by che
Beliingnasn Bay 4 Brsfssh Columbia Raj.
road Company. A gentleman from Sc
home says that a contract hes been let for
the erection OF - dwellings al Sehome sud
that work was started on tEera yesterday.
They viii cost ab0Et $50 apiece The
George f. starr also took - tons ~ general
merchandise when was consigned 20 Nell
son bennett Fairhaven- This II the stock
for Nelson BENEFITS new store ~ that
point
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". II. BI.ANnFoRD. Observer.

cLEARy Us. AccASy--Tom CieaFy, of
Seattle, and James McCann. OF Vancouver.
b. c.. have arranged fight IN which
Cleary agrees TO knock Mccain cut In ten
rounds. The match is for xi00 side and
eli gate receipts II will take place on
Sunday, March 8, within 1000 miles Of se-
attic. under Marquis OF Queensberry rules.
In 2f-foot ring. With 2-onnee gloves.
Cleary win probably train at Lake Union
and Accznn at The race track. Mccain ~
fighter OF considerable reputation ia the
Northwest, and he feels pretty certain that
cleary cant stop him in ten rounds.
Cieary. as Is well known, ranks amongst
the first Of middle weight lighters on the
list No LEGAL fighter " willing &c meet
him on eG,sal terms
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Gs.sy6sdsGs .

Carefully erefY CAY. - new bargains are
AaSsd ard oEAnEx Withdrawn daflF. Fns-
lowing i partial Ilss Of tier prepsr<y for
this HeNks
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- - - 49, - $500 - 46~ &4t
SPRING STRE.ET-Two lots a, she
north we4t corner OF SpriAG and sixth
streets. ineinding = hne resideisce.
SLICE
FIFTH STREET--Fine house and ies
corner Fifth sna Terrace. 5000
DEPOT STREET-ief corner Depot
aud Nall stxexfS. tncludine three new
sir TooFn cottages. Fine location: 3es0.
weli-lUesfed lot On tlse upper siee Of
Sinth street nsxt 90 the corner 81 sesw-
art; &SAa
SIXTH STREET Two lots on Sttth
steel. three inmates walk fram the Dc
esdesssal hotel. On one lot IN q
house that viii rens for 80 . mnntls.
price. 5000. easy terms
ELEVENTH. STREET enxao feet
corner Pine aaf Eleventh. With seven
rk,ssa. hsfd-anisbed house and modern
ocnveEsienrts. sire
a SPECIAL HARGArN-ios. aid
cnrnev af Harrison aud Mary streets, near
the perof STREET cable iiue aud the eien-
trio ROAD. wsth splendia siew of tie
city. the hsris0r. tbs T7OaniatDs and Like
TEi0H- s9sa9,
Business Chances.
BELLEVUE HoTkfr--Ffve years lease as q
pOEninAi awRFe. Esss-eisss faynstEre FOR
leo rooms and s'ar!oFs. fs4tA rooms, islfa-
dry. ctr, fer zl2.uo0. FaruItass IL worth
fEtz
Bkkwkkf-A pssinw business 400.
FukNirrsE FAGToEy -EEterex; sor ts.asp.
sANniLI-FKyinz properly. tz.ooo. bali
inssgexs ~ same rate.
LOGGING eABP--C9npieis oxs1s ard H.
90 90 feet Of ira be-. & 90
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