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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-16
BExyITIEs.

Ike at CEsui4uqua beach 10 day
The chain gang. "a strong. was eagske J
IN cleaning the lower end OF Yesler avekM
yesterday.
Jamas welgh. naslvo az IreIaad. fled
bis first papers with The clerk OF the dis
traet court yesterday.
License 10 wed was yesterday issued BIS
Tie county auditor 80 d. ). Nichols aud
Nellie Hall, Of Tacoma.
Willie =. Brewer, the slx-year old SON OF
MARI r. Brewer. was adopted tn the pro :.
bate court yesterday by Angus and ClArissa
AcTaerny.
Andrew Ager, the smallpox patient on
whose account Providence hospital was
queraEtined. waa rot expected 10 live
through last nsgat.
A meeting Of Englishmen win To held
In odd Fellows hall tonight al O'clock
for the pnFpse of organizing a lodge OF
the Sons OF Sc George.
American District eail boxes were placed
In tie Offices Of the auditor and sheriff. ~
the court hofise. yesterday, for the con
yenisaee of those officials.
Steamer W K Merwin takes place of
City Of Quincy fer Chsniaaqua exercises
this morning a. 80. Yeslerss wharf Round
trip, 50 cents. 20 lot purchasers.
ORC kroplin was put ia the county jail
yesterday 20 serve - days for selling iiqaor
10 Indians. He was committed by George
PARKS. justice al the peace at Gilman.
joan Murphy. J. Gallagher and Thomas
Murphy. who were committed ca the conn-
n jsll By Justice Jones February 4. were
given their liberty y sterday, having c ON
pls;cd their terms OF sentence.
George Gilbert paid fsne OF $50 In Justice
Riyers's court yesterday for committing All
assault with bsia-hook upon several men
in drunken row that occurred in Third
sirSst dive early yesterday morning
At pN34Uz Nfyschnst
found Alfred Savage. Is year old boy,
whose father arrived here from konta6a
In search for hfa on Monday, AZ Smiths
Cove aud seut tae delighted boy 10 him.
Prosecuting Attorney Newiin has APP
proved tae iss at lieu school land sections
due King county from the geueral govern
ment, and these lands viii he made sub
ieet 20 lease 1t the April term OF commits
ssoneF's court.
seattle Engine Co. No. / win give their
fourth grand annual ball this evening a.
Armory bali. The pnhlsc Is cordially in
vited. ruef. Naughan's orchestra will fur
nish music. There VIII b grand turkey
supper served during the evening.
Jastsce Rivers performed the marriage
ceremony In court early yesterday morn.
sng FOR D. 5. Nichols AMI Miss Nellie Hall
OF TacoEna. Last evening he tied the
nupriai knot for Louis Serre aud Miss
Marie A, Brown ~ the brides home In
North seattle.
The sanitary condition OF the county Jail
is To be improved within the next few days
/ b. thorough cleaning. renovation and
whitewaships- The garbage and ash
heaps that have beer accommodating about
tAe county buildings for The past two years
are also Ia be removed a. once.
Mr. {. W. Isston stid has quite a num-
Der Of rose bushes. tha; he Is selling at
atteen cents each. aud two for twenty Eve
CENTS A great many r,eppie are awaiting
themselves OF this excellent opportunity of
beautifyiDg thesf homes. and Seattle resi-
dc Noes will this year present much sore
homelike appearance than heretofore.
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the MARCH Of PROGRESS.
Extension Of the ssastle Electric
Street Railway.


Iii the hrsek huiSdingx proposed 10 lie
erected on Front x.rees win be res beck ~
and nine feet from the present street
BOUNDARY. That L. al bas,dso4s an the
eAsf sidE win be Ave feet from the bound
ar, and tsose on the west side nsne feet
Ihis 10 IN accordance with the ordinance
fhAt X In understood VIII sxrae time be
passed By the Council. widening this
street from e 20 % Sect Every brick thar
years has been located IA conformity 10
tass plan. TIERS seinx but one bsirk on the
Whsle street s<sxz IL stationed On the old
lsness and that Is the Kenny block. corner
Of Front and ssoEumbla. All buildings on
Second street also, viii be huSit II feet
back from tire present street lines on each
side The Boston block has been set back
hat distance. and il ID generally aSreesi
thai al others shall BE-
Tbs members OF ne different posts of
the Grand Array OF tie Republic OF this
city Intend 60 erect suitable hall for MI
own Use, and 90 that end ,onse days Vince
obtained from Rev. u. T. Blaine an opsion
on two inside lots on the eAs1 side OF Front
street between Pike and Pine. one for
stoo0 and tbs other for tiara The plan
Is % purchase one lot aud possibly both.
and 10 erect thereon O building suitable 70
the purposes OF The different posts II is
not 81 ali improbsbie that the structure
win be brick, and that il win be partly
devoted % bnsiaess purposes. The matter
= being discussed now, and some egucsu-
sion if 10 expected viii be reached shortly
Workmen viii begin on Monday on the
excavation for the Pioneer building. The
work Of removing the Old baildiags from
the site Of the proposed structure Is now
going ahead. The building now occupied
By Hardy & Hall win be removed TO the
rear of the Chicago shoe store. which will
Be placed adjoining Schlossmacher's. Ar
rsnEements viii be made 50 that none of
the isssors Of the old buildings will lose
their PLACES OF business. Partitions viii be
run through the center of the old structures
throsgh 10 the rear Of the buildings placed
in the rear, and esch viii thus have alto
gefher nearly ss much space 10 do business
IN as formerly. The work OF excavation is,
By the terms OF the contract. TO be com
pleted within Il DAYS.
The Seattle Electric Railway 4 Power
Company has begun to build the Cepar
street extension of Its line. The branch is
10 be extended from the corner of Cedar
sud Froaf along Cedar street 10 Willow
street. along Willow street TO Mercer street
and thence along Mercer street to Lake
Union 1t Il the ultimate intention to ex-
tend this branch around the shore of Lake
Union In q Eorfheriy direction. Three
blocks have been laid, from the corner of
Cedar and Front 20 the corner OF Third and
Cedar streets II Is thought 1t viii take
about GO days 10 complete the road
Mr.. s. orenson has sold his half lot Just
south Of the Biiou theater, ON South Sec
ond street to Mr. A. Bowman, the eonsid-
Grafton being sfsooo. Mr.. Bowman an
nounees his intention Of erecting fine
brick building thereon.
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1hs Ransas oyssen - he Inero-
dsesd Here Te-nsrrew.
he Seattle Trarsse< Company nss r.
ee1vcd Nse Of TIC famous Gzrney caha. and
On sarssaT win place TIE Gurney systeu Of
local transportation in operation n s<stsle.
The Quincy cab service. which 10 in
sssi In ffty Eaasesn cites. q simply . sys-
tens Of cheap and convenient frnnsporfs-
l1s. The cabe. which are Something uke
kl&1sosns except that the drivers seat 4
IN front and there are four yheels. arx vsry
3A'ackouezy. s65Sdiy and c0mpacfsY MAZE
ms panels and window znsfsex ere Of steel
uzts mGu1t1nxs bcASs and silver the Gtsfuxx
fsisss pllsh. the springs sxous end easy.
a-ls. "a fact. everything that WIN s<sure
cab win accom- mo1x:e fear persons. The
ssoor opens ia The rear and s operxssd by
l1ei driver, who need gsot necessarily leave
his seat
Tse prices Of This Eew service fixed By
the trsfssfer company arc very mo.ersse
Tie fare % 3nF point within orss- half
mig os the eo1rany.s stahsss. the 6rrscr.
o. Occidental hosei. IL = eenss: one mile.
- GENTS: one and sne-h4ff niles. =. <zsrfs.
orsss6e points, g. -Four passengers one
malt mile wfu be charged Is cents. The
company issues tickets either singly
81 Ln series. when s. wersh ia pnr-
chased rednetSoa OF 10 per cezf. ix snasse.
and when 80 worfh, % per cent
~ - the custom OF merchants ia ali
Eastern cities 70 pAtrouizE the ssnr1ey Gaia
extensively In this wHv. When . iady
customer makes q considerable purchase
they Cali Quincy cab, present her with q
ffei.et, and send her herne inside. with her
bundles placed safely on the top nj the
CAB. THIS czstsszn VIII doubtless Be fol-
lowed Ia Seattle.
WHEN the Gnrney cabs, With their uni
formed drivers. handsome horses and har-
ness, appear On the streets OF Seattle To-
mCrrow they win be sure 10 attract vast
deal of attention.
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THEIS5UxcTIos CAsE-Last evening /.
A. Naaeau. manager OF the Puget Sound
Shore railroad, accompanied by Messrs.
AunGay and Halter, counsel for the same
company, left for Tacoma Their mission
there is to be In attendance at the trial OF
the Injunction case of the Puget Sound
Shore Railroad Company VS. the Columbia
& Puget Sound Railroad Company. Col, u.
G. Haines, who is to look out for the inter
esfs Of the defendant, has been in Tacoma
for several days defending White, the mur-
derer. The suit Is to settle the dispute
over the hsoai-gauge strip. The case Is
10 he 4 Sard on IFS merits to-day before
Judge Allyn of Tacoma, TO determine
whether or not the injunction shall be SET
aside, end also TO determine other ques-
tons at issue
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RAILROAD NOTES.
Canadian Pacific Branch From Mis-
sion--New short Line

The time for the completion Of the
branch Of the Canadian Pacific from the
Mission south 10 the boundary, 70 join the
Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern. near Nook
sack, has been extended 70 the 18th CT Mo-
yember This extension of time was soani
necessary. in consequence OF the DIM
esities which are being experienced Ia the
construction of the line northward from
Snohomish and along the Nootsaek valley
by the Lake shore company.
The Victoria t0l0Afst SAYS that the New
Westminster & Vancouver short Line Com
pany has asked for an act OF Incorporation,
their object being 10 construct aud operate
a short railway line between the cities OF
New Westminster aud Vancouver. The
capital stock of the company is plated at
400 .0tS. and the applicants for ineorpaTa
ton src Messrs. Robert Dickinson and
Henr: Hoy of New Westminster, and
ncssTs, Thomas Dunn aud Il. q. Tatlow of
Vancouver.
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GUTHRIE PKoNouNCED INSANE.
The Examination Establishes the
Fact Clearly


The examination OF the rnentas ccndi-
ton OF Edmund Guthrie was continued In
the probate corrt yesterday morning.
JaTaes CLARK. one OF Mr. Gxthrie's near.
esz neighbors, testified that Mr.. Guthrie
had GU Monday threatened to kiIlhim With
an axe and wss only prevented from so
da-ag By his tClafke'sj son Ed. who came
- the rescue with revolver He had
been On good terms with Guthrie for II
years aud had never had trouble with him
before. He was quite positive that he was
Insane.
J. O. Morgan testified that Guthrie had
called ~ bis hossse few GAYS ago and al
gaBeed q proposition 10 build q two-sfory
house on each one Of is blocks Of land ne
intended 10 pile on the mud fats. He es-
simeted the cost OF building these l5 houses
ct q few hundred dollars
Guthrie then exhibited his peculiar
n aria By Offering To show the ceurt how
he co8ld build the houses for less than 500.
The result of this explanation WAS sheet
covered with meaningless figures
Other witnesses testified that Guthrie
talked constantly about building a pile
driver, and during the past week had gone
out into the woods st night 10 chop cord
wood, having an idea that he could cat
enough by Saturday night 70 get money
enough 10 build one.
This and other evidence OF like tenor
convinced the court and examining pays
ictans that Mr.. Guthrie was really insane.
aud be was accordingly committed TO the
asylum. sheriff McGfaw took him TO
5tefiacoom last night
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Los ANGELES, March DIseouraging
reports continue 10 come from the Santa
Clara gold fields. The richness of the
rlscers is said 10 be exaggerated many
fold. The Indians and Mexic2ns got mos.
OF the gold taken out
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HE SAYS HE WAS RoBBEp.
A Chinaman Claims He Was ssstood
yuss In the Dnwff-ne

~ An taE OAy Sf18fs
Oaseer Harry Bigel2w found &n insensi-
bic Chinaman lying on the sidewalk af the
corner Of sscond and Marion streets AT 9
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. His face was
somewhat bruised and he could not he
reused for some time. He was taken TO his
home. opposite Wah ChEag's on South
Third street. where he recovered con
seriousness snd told q story abolf being as
saalted and robbed of - 80 by two men, Of
whom be could give no ineligible de-
seription.
The police dsseredit this story and think
he received his injuries in saloon row.
He was seen few minutes before he was
found At Marion and second streets. walk-
ing along Front street. ssaanching the Tow
OF blood from cut on his face. Shortly
afte-xari he was seen going up Marion
street The story of his being held up by
foot pads on q public street in the middle
OF the day 10 secuted as preposteroas
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MANAGER McNgrI4z. RgccygRIsG. - For
the past foar weeks II. w. Mcneil, mana
ger for the Oregon improvement. Com
pauy, has been confined 10 his room In the
occidental with an acufe attack of i'm
nsmmafofy rheuuatitm. This disorder Is
q most painful one. and Mr.. MeNeiifs
couch during the month has not been a
be1 of roses The rheumatism, however,
has begun TO yield 10 the skill of the phys
iesan, aud yesterday Mr.. MeNeill wss able
TO get up. put on his shoes aud take little
walk About the house- IL Is thought that
he viii b. able 10 attend 20 business in his
Office within a daY or two.
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= AcxnanAse Leg Crushed ~ q
ftsce ~ Machinery.
Al - O'Clock yesterday morning ychn
ksaney and two other 1eekhands an tAe
steamer Pssmser. While the vessel VS. 4
Isconar we're ergAged in unloadinx |.
psece OF machinery which weighed hais Z
ton The rondercuz uasS had been p<ses
and raised considerable distances shaye
he deck. TIE thres 11en were unsh,c 10
Sod = = N position sad II sa66snly fesf
ana keSnf$ Was 10 unfrrsauAtr q 10 81
cAEzns beneath IL The rssnlr was tAaf h5s
lsH ieE BHs crushed almost TO q pain ~
TIE knee Fbe unfortunate rasn sss saken
% the Fsnny Paddock hospital The sz--
icons sxy that snpusstiua AZ he thixa
VII oe necessary, ard tAzs even hen the
chances Tor recovery are extremely doubt
HE mate told Keunsy nax 70 toarh the
riece o. machinery. ~ IL vas dangerous
tnirs 20 handle, hat Keaney persisted
sna TIE ses11 u that be is likely % lose
Captain osBrien SAYS thai Kennev IA.
Deen On the sound abour yesr and daring
tH9f period has been constantly EN- gssores.
On sae FreEsier. The captain further
states tnsf he WAS ore % The best men he
ever had on the Premier Kennsy Is about
= years Of ara and Is snppoSed 20 Re m
married
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MURDER ENDS A HONEYMOON.
A D-ngsas County bridegroom shot
by CharEvari Party.

Natersiile Corr. Eiisnsbarg Capital.
a sad tragedy occurred in connection
with the Johnson Brown marriage They
were married al this place last Sunday
evening and returned 10 their home near
pDagias City. On Nondsy evening party
= few minutes Mrs johnson called ous
that Charlie was hart ball hsd struck
hsm IA the meek. passing between the col
lar bese aud shoulder blade and lodged Ia
the hack. DR.. GiiehF;st was called sad ex-
tfscted the bali, bus the woaRc proseea
fatal oH Tuesday morning A y'sung man
named Sezc-tst has be.r s-res,es an a
charge ef murder He admits icing pres
eat With pistol loaded vita - ralihTF
cartridges. hul denies airing sDward the
stassSe
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STEAMER CLARA BROWN

I EAvEs YESLER's wHAaF ron "A.
IL coma, Olympia aSe Big sIko0ksm At
3 N. every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
6sy.
Returning, leaves Shelton, 1iss skookum.
grtav
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TEcHsIcAL DEFENSE. L. Tappan.
the woman arrested on Wednesday by Ii
cense oftseer Butterfieid for selling corsets
from door 10 door without first obtaining a
license, came up for hearing in Justice
Milier's court yesterday afternoon. The
fact that she had solicited orders was ad-
mitted by Mrs. Tappan and her attorney.
Mr.. Andrews, made the fight wholly upon
the uncenstifutionality of law placing
restrictions upon interstate commerce.
Justice Miller took the matter under ad-
viseInent. and viii announce his decision
at o'clock to-day. II Mrs. Tappan is con.
yieted of the offence, the case viii be car
ried 10 a higher court 70 test the validity Of
the ordinance
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ACTION SsAs At fsssSGSzs. ~ Messss.
lsl,Exa { ga. xaesisass n - Fsass3sn.s, ws1
seRtas pahsse ass<s3s,a. 81 Taarssssy. n sFea
@SsE. isss large LIS u ssticas~ SAVED frsgsa
sat Hgsss st las steamship ! s@Aaaa& naY.
&ss< taA particular, sfn a2Ts- Szstzg col
R.ssfS
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Quick 5ALE.-Major Henry c. Baxter
Of Boston. Mass, and Mr.. George d. Lyman
Of Derby Liac, VT, have bought the lease,
furniture and fixtures OF the Bellevue
hotel in North Seattle. the consideration
being SO, 80 cash On February 2 DR.. z.
C. Kilbourne of Seattle was handed a
letter written by Major Baxter 10 amutusl
friend, asking liz there was any hotel for
sale seattle. DR.. KiIbougne wrote in
answer that IL Majoe Baxter would come
os once he might get the Bellevue hotel
seattle with Mr.. Lyman, arrived on
Thursday morning, and bought the hetei
before hight. The lease has nearly Eve
wears 70 run
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WEST SEATTLE FERRY,

CLEANER CITY OF SEATTLE WILL
y leave ferry slip. foot az Min street. s..
attic. every two hours: $50. $50, 1880 a
a.; 1880. go, lao p. q. Returning. leaves
West Seattle: TO, TO- IA. m. q 4. 6.ie
D m. M BATEss Manager
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RAILROAD PAETy RgTugSs.-9Tke rail-
road party. consisting J. i. Nepoua'd, W.
r. Thagne.I SD Paul Y. Nohr, oi the Seal.
tic Lake SHORE & Eastern Railroad, ard
ssshn 81 Bryant aud Manager Atkinsan of
sxfs here GA THURSDAY msrEsag Ter 8 tasr
If inspection alunx TIE line Of the - attic.
Lake shore s EastSEa. returned yesterday
81 Hasoa. The "trip Was exteaaea 70 "a >
Gssy and the road and sas ce&i misses a.seg
TIE rnAA Mere ear fully exAniAesa.
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NEcTsx OF A SALeoS Roc. Angle Ma
v.ssss. ~, fsrss uesssaza of TIE Ftelnirr.
v no uss found In a hAaay battered css9sti-
Ihar~a uieAs, wzs al g5zhs SHEA he
fssgx fssalee aeAsa aArssT1 az a'rteek yes
Fesssxv Fzagnsmg HIS S-srv ~ h~tsax So.
sxastSsl ~ high sx4aaeu i -issg ts~sivge~@ ay
ths rsxslfes. who tAiax he wAs the stcftEa
al = safgsbss rsyw
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Cheaper.
Choice Building Lots.

Choice Building Lots.
0E0n0-Lot southwest corner jackson
VSoSO and seventh streets
GO O00-Three lots northwest corner
We, HoV Twelfth and Weller
90 000-Norshwes corner Ninth and
VOsVO0 Stewart fall lot
CO 000-Fuil lot at the southeast cor.
Vosov0 ner OF Ninth AID Stewart.
$2,100 .sa 6lis:' corner Eighth
$4,000 s ssa virginia corner Of Tenth
&1 7E0-Iot on southeast corner
VA,sco Broadway and Barclay street,
cl c0f-Lots Ia Cozstoek Sappiemen-
1EJuU tai, adjoining Eianssr's, at
SisOo sna $Ieoo.
81 O60-Lots on Main and washing
irlfGJO ton streets. between Twelfth
aud Fourteenth. 81. $50 70 81 $50
ds1 OEl-xsrthessf corner OF Ninth and
plsIUU Blanchard. Inside lets ADJ
Joining for s1.I50. Lot on Aiath, between
Blsnehard and Ben. $I.l5o.
Cheaper Building Lots.
Ga O00-Twss.,-eisht lots In body
pfslUU In Hicks sdaities $500 cash:
. bargain.
90 000 -Flscks IL andas. Arlington
pO,OOO Heights addition. ~ 5000
each.
$1,000 Double corner in Mob hin.
$1,000: i az Bismarck street. near
c7En-F.ne los In Denny's East Park;
Ytco cleared and fenced.
Q7En-one Of the choicest lots In East
0tOO Park aadisien.
1on0-Io,s IN block "a. Bigsiow's ss-
VoO0dltien, $50; corners. SIS.
G0En-Three OF the choicest lots in
VAO0 Crown supplemental add. $50.
GOEn-slx lots in MeGilvra's addition
VloO ti5o0
Acre Tracts.
$35 rss r ssrsi !. n %e. :As s. sss'
6n0 00a-Ten acres on she west side
plU,UUU Of the lake, $4,000: Every.
ting else in the vicinity Is plated.
Xl9,15U sssWssn avs s.ls ss Bay '. and
saith sCove a. $50 "a acre.
$4,000 x hlsssa . isass !. sa' %iss:
co 1oS-ssvensy three acres soash Of
VVs 80 the city a. sl@s 50 acre
x6 500 -Tea aerss Al ssaitA's Cove
Vu,o0O within sso blocks Of The
So, 900 T..s. acres n'''a q Green
Business Chances.
$1,000 g sss a ss'ss i AIM ss'''
Ue 000-Is,srsst IN . hlgAly psoass-
| A Special Bargain.
CEfTRM MiTTLEIlssss.' !. ,: .lsa, ~ :
SIS es<k-
/ Olympia Property.
gsssonss saalfon to osyrnpss- One Of
/ the rhosress tssaces Of property In fae csEa'
I tAl city. Il hs4ax sod NJ remarkably boa
{ prices by Mr.. Kasson Ia oar szfzac@.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
GEn RE~AzD IN every ease VIII =
0Uu PAID by rs for Information sEfz
r4sng % eanvfes peEscns q destroying nal
signs on gssvSsTty-
gEsTnz ADDITION VII ysz0z,Assy ESl
/ Be CD ne 1ssrkss lsefsse AVfslL
IGaeuS.gsGu ps
FiBaasiaI and gsaI Estate l;resers.
| grw yESLEE gr0cE-Tsks me esrTaso'
] sEaT1zK sAsHssGTos
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clllsfss crs isr Piseasf's sas;srla.
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Commercial Street.
Ger nm HARRINGTON HoTEE = rul,
QUJsUuu lot - the southeast corner
af commercial and Main streets. inciua-
lag the Ariinsten hetef baildinS.
GEC 00fl-Fifty-three feet frontage on
VSOtSOV Commercial street. be
tween fesler avenue and Washington
EfrzAsss
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eallsrsa CT fer al.tas''s cisss'is'
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lAIlaRa CRY fer PIlehsr's caslerIs

Prizes ear sasa ssyiss asxw ssrsss s5sks r.
ne n h3s. $50 srs the largest importers.
ksaesssE gslessy.
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Mr.. 8. Sorenson has sold his half lot Just
south Of the Biiou theater, ON South Sec
ond street to Mr.. A. Bowman, the consfd.
Grafton being sfs,oeo. Mr.. Bowman an
nounees his intention Of erecting a fine
brick binding thereon.