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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
THE LIST STILL INCOMPLETE.
More Citixsas Of seattle About TO
Erect Buildings.

Archie II Nssfof hss shout con p4efe
plans for . large frame building 10 be
erected By Mr.. James NeCvombs on tie
southeast eornet IL Pike and seventh
ssssets The structure VIII he three stories
hsgh aud o0xi2D feet In Dimensions. front
tns iD feet on Pike, There viii be III
stores on the ground na1Y, -f'z6e iees. AID
aa ehfrance ten fset y isie isasiag 10 the
two sppsr tooFs, whssh wiii bs divided
into parfors and sleeping apartments,
numbering nearly hffY foe nas. aad run s.
a tsrsga;e hedging house. Contract Will be
let fsaf the -settoD of the bail iug - soon
As plans aFe completed IL vii esst t2s} go.
isr willard has decided TO add two more
hous 80 his terrace Of four houses now
iiesrly competed On the southeast corner
Of Fsftt and Madison streets.
Mr. II III. feaSe sili erect two story
dwelling on his property 81 the nvIthwy 81
corner Of Spfiag and kighth streets Tue
sesidenfe viii he a beauty IN architectural
desigA and sill be snppiici with eli mol
erD impros etaents. The architect - pre-
pairing plans. AID the eisfltfac, Vii te let
"a soon IA The plans are completed. IL
viii c0ss nearly sb,ps.
Mr. John collins Is Eu san Francisco Sc
curing ba>e msni iron foFhis Be9 tscs ideptai
heles He Is expected TO return ifae time
next week. when the contract Viii be let
for ERECTION oi the building
Piles have teen driven Tor John Cort $
aew IN stsr, on the southeast corner of
south sSco q sud ashst gton sfeels. ana
the congrart viii be 1T for the has, Ineut
ws.gk tomorrow morning.
Towte & Wilcox viii let the contract 10
morrow for the brick and iron work on
tsle & Nofdium's tuii.ing. 10 Re erect q
on The south sitte OF Washington street, be
tween south second and Souta Third
Excavations are conrleted. and brick
wusk has hey IN on the 6pttsteln builtiu Z
ou ths southeast corner of Front and Col
nmba reefs
The basement brick work has been com
nlsts q, aud first fear io.st placed Ia past
tlosl on the new Palmer bui dtug, north
west corner Pike and Front STREETS.
Work of cxcnyEtlng has been going on
for the phinney aud Jonss building on the
north west corner Of Jam aud Seeond
stfsefs l.iY scyera days The excavations
will te comp sted TUESDAY, when brick
work Will commence. Fars sas.n Il Evans.
architects, are drawing Plsns for annth I
staf3 10 DC added "a tie structure. which
will make Il a story hiiiidjHg from the
-essonC street grade. This will be one oi
ihe biggest buitdms in town when COM
pitt,d
Grazing hegiaS tomorrow on the Dexter
Horton properly. on tie northwest corner
seootd aud Columbia, for tie new tuild-
ing 10 be built there. Architect foone
SANS excavations wtil be Completed in
about fso weeks. when work VIII begin
on the foundation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
Notice Of City Election.

Pursuant 70 direction of the common
council OF the city of Se4ttie notice (,
hereby eiSen tnat on, TAI wiz the sth day ot
July, A. u. lsSs, there " Il be held ri the
several polling places in the d,fferen,
wards OF 81 4 city herr matter designated
eeneral municipal lection in the city i
seat. Tor he purpose Of eiecting mnni-
FslssI oEhfsrs 10 mans<c and conduct the
sHalTs oi Sasd city. and that. AZ said el.c
ton. thr 10 low ing officers are Ia BE- elected
10 w Mayor, ely attorney, chief ol
police and four Coaueigmen, one from,
m q -. second, THIRD and fourth warts o;
saIa eify respectively. hat the following
places are hereby designated for the mr.
poses "t SAID election a. the pieces af yot.
ing IN each ward, namely.
IN Ehe FIRST ward GA the lot formerly DC
cas'ea ~ hnglne Co. Ne ?, south Third
N the second ward on Columbia street
On sof formerly 81 cupicd by Engine 90.
Ia the Third wari at Browns pavilion
on -s,s"ni street. he ween sgGing ard
-fnecs streets
10 the Fourth wsrl ~ t3.s housc al g.
ssas Is. No
That -. " Young Is hereby appointed
Inspector and Harry White ara ] Nnno-
cue af- Gefsbg app0inss 4 Judges. and : a.
HELMS aad J. : beRFtoru clerks "a con.
d'let ssi0 lection ia the Firsl ward.
i ID " Shelton. INSPECTOR I hos "a
s'fe<c3 srd &. W. iawina. luae. :. and ~
z 1ahartso3 snd J. ;. Booth, eterks go
t"aia'tel 'a4d ssesiioa ia the second ward
l. r. Andrews, INSPECTOR. aud " "
,.eeFes AMI } a. Hatfield Judge. snd i.
- 90 2 arG .. T. Anderson. clerks, "a
e9siatssa SAID election in tie Third Nsrd.
u ]. Denny InsIerfef, satf t,so " WagI
stu has Baker, judges. AMI &. ThnrIos
Asi1 ~. - snuey, CLERKS, 10 conduct said
acton ia tSs koarth ward II said e-stv.
tnss, a. said election AZ tie snrious
ezsstn& ',aeeS hefelufsefoFe named. the
fsstss = iis - eFsen st O'elsTk q. re-. ara
eAs's-ai 81 . O. lrsS , ~ % ssii ,iay.
q v FERRIS Clark
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Hfsks ~.


Prices 20 RcRfea asissifias pll ~ Al.
rencysi 10 lssg eSat neSs "Wednesday
the NobfaskA Fvsss 4 dissertations j. IN lis
ses to the Tsciasf Nsrtbw7 -. AMI " e.
Ttsca ~ stfle ga Tenfsslsg ~ FRIDAY TIE
Fssty u. FesEssa 10 thss cgfy ser ane dsy
TIE Vruudrs payment II eFss g. 60
sfsess &c ft1s lac nFe sDHb'rs she Hone
Fire Insurance CamrSDg oi SEATTLE so 3o a
thF yins bgE.HstS. Tssfs ceRn pRnv host
eathaHs ln N#nt0GNtg saA tai s.,asa m
ki.eusaarx
uttet3 states Ees7r8lssiCuer Enery la
tag Ats~svr Hso~-k. PIKE sest. Ass sac e.
te4i tt4gar essrss sra uImC hatcc
..ter sfs i>sasa 30 E~r-uts aba SIRE pru.
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shsF'vz ttsrke yAs aroasnt fnans snt,
hVni,b ysstsfdst IS iaepsiy N&gsha2
hft@a, h'f sEssag 3t4t1F fo lnalsus
las tai ssstrz JaHfgat ssf ss.Fr EtB - rsss1Asl
eiss oFFr tf easts tse aEfsau 51 thF eesns
EHfs - e ss'Eia n2gt5sd fsgn ~ Sne aaniy Jail
tast'cs Hlsees Etsgrss3xV gAet ssgssssnf
ga f&spT % tle "a ntia iu ghs a IS
AartaA sidney "a "a E. gavEaAnxh saz
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~ a ts'l4ie.ssa tFtNaeu l#e hzcks 50 Frsaf
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lso = eeTnef os ghira su& berry slsys -
- tAe NuH&n thFtsssza asssrs-e.-
tasan. iagsu St-s5.t8uta az sgssu1s ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
FROM Ms. W. LAIR HILL.
Net Candidate for the osee Of
City Attorney

fhe following letter l. selfexplanatory
TsCoxs, July &.
f. faN kHtreR vas greatly SURPRISED
snd mortified e. FRa in thtS mornings
SHatiis gsperS thai I h4i been = candidate.
u Sore he eiElkens meei.uz lsss night toy
ihe office az rlsY attorney A short time
hctaFts shs msssting-~fhst - sithtn the iAst
.lss ~ twe rsseTssiBg-i WAS asked by a
res ssiisspS II prem soente " neither I
wa9sd ssrYe K elected 10 ess d ana all az
toese answered bat while should ebevr
teity GiSe tte etty aHy sxrXie,s 81 could
Feasausf8F ssk tHe Ia the FTsse ht emser.
Nstiffs x saesaNf 70 ssr "a, ~ wa = raapf.
fesi sfnfn lsT1esy Ia the ID. q ~ nlF running
So thAt aF sng Dfsitr hifsF having hgen ~
short satsH res 81 t:i 81 the Csty that in
ssi ststtu tn thss. tAsfo we've custaia dsfses
f'sotis cseas att flsts .sii}ce that sou / sao4
Hsidrf say Il eVueasssUess cssnssni &, t.ss
loFtA ] suPfsssssi thai uVnli-snd "a
sfa dsS Is sAHu2 -ea1 taH matter
snA le1 sef fseusna au
esssafess eal3. vsfhoat 80 taurh - ~ ~
tnS 80 Toe iesv5 'hsltl8V sga.u Is ueYtk eur
iefett nX sataa thss ! stea'd ~ sssYsssst
fftas faai ssisfe. ssd saF{ SD Wha5 wsz
ssia atsi sskt Z ga thts esRHeefioa usx
f1pFSF = Bat r. staass sakesi Ansf .aiss "a
fcFfs'ne Fn So casting stssDf "a tte la
9Hift inf feTss "a g. Ffe ga aftes & bad
Ha shesket tss e' 10 would sui ti.as. ~
p8sf hafF e VcUs rstNsa tn sgvsk
SIS aa8tse
hvra tass wlH nag De- nnsrr,ss..3 90
tf8tax tSalt stth ths,se V ha aErsf&rt a
twusssh So 3bAnk esy srfticss talAks g. 49,.
fNi sa tba et&f lssa hssa IS "a. Re esg.ser
stts'i - Rat ssrts So gssy casE- sra uaf
hHre aat fTEa, ss5 eoasf nas consent &.
- 4 cEs sse So ike es.re ef essY ag-
tafisry tAts ussL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

Mr.. Edwin ". JOY prosperous druggist
on the corner OF stockton and Market
streets, I'm san Francisco, probably never
dreamed of riyaling in wealth the metz
cine kings Of the county. Bet various
sumcFs having been floating around 20 the
effect that he has struck il big an Erdafaer
reporter was detailed 10 unearth The eaasa
1t seems that about seven years ago al
English physician. great siudentof Bot
any, located in this eiiy. His vrsetise
was not extensive, aud yet the fes eases
that came 10 him attracted no little atfea-
ton. His goat suecess seemed 10 De- In the
treatment OF liver and kidney disorders
AID yitiated blood. He seemed most
iniallibie, aud his wcll-kept secret Was Is
much nnyS.ery as himself. After his sis-
paTture Ms. JOY determined 10 iashaan Tie
secret, aad copying ali the prescriptions
he had filled for the erratic doctor, he
began systematic analysis lie discev-
cred running all through the prest Fitt
ions for liver and kidney troubles, vi;iatsd
blood aud stomach disorders n couple of
fesetahleextracts indigenous to C. ,lsorn.a
~ simple and So aeil known under home
~ every day names 10 every school boy as
t. entirely dissirate the suspicion that
they were the arti' e principles involved.
~ certain, however, was Mr.. JOY that he
he'd discovered the secret that he elnbol-
if@i The new elements In a prcpafarion Of
sarssPaFiila "a disguise the taste, ana put
II before his customers Under the modest
name OF Joys Vegetable ssrsaparilla. Inn
mcdiaiely the same stories came back of
Is astonishing effects, and the mystery was
solved. and the talk IL has created has
already causes. II to step into prominence.
and orters pour in daily from all over tho
coast And thus another California indus
try LEAFS Into eNis:enoc.--S y EARNINGS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
4 UNION RAILROAD DEPOT.
AL the Managers are IN Favor
Of the Project.
Disagreement ~ ta the L<scatien a
Brick Structure Several
stories High

Manager ssasaz CT The qagsf tssassa
shase rasirassf fsx0fe the construction Of
anien srS.sht sad gssseagsF cspots. Ma
sgsr H7sfszssss 1t ftz Ss2ttse. Lake Store
& Essxra rssisozd vteoaxJY tsvezs sssa a
seawHse. Manager aeSe1i of the EoEann
bsA a IsHens sannd r~siFpsd Is ssrsnss an
eszsh04i.ss Oh he sHb5Ecs, and sssx his
CON paay "a Ia she vanguard 9n thu subsrsk
IL Ia kssown u q certainty thai fhe psssI
tIeaf OF The Pazer soaEd @aoae viii assist
10 the rItHoss extent OF their ability ia the
ggcgeet ard particularly desire that the
wofk OF erecting tas baflaings f,e esssn.
useacet AZ "a. sssilset psssitie moment
TIE exeemtixe officers Of the seattle. Lake
slsofa 4 Eastern are more fhaa faseEzbly
a5.fsaed 80 the sehsme. several enafer-
encez have hnen hgid ia relation to the
matter Ia ShseA ths managers teak part.
Z The matter has trogfessr 40 far thai diff
ferrsst siseS Asgs z snllnsst f9f the TNr-
pase Of lsATnIfg wassh wcFe the nlszss
suitable saf tle parTase int. Ddea. 1t was
adrmssse3 By 81 that tae usion freight
cs5 pot shfsasa - lscatssf at SOME fsoint on
she tide n4ss south Of Isrkso1s street
There wss division Of spinioa as "a TIE
stts far she union passenger depot. one
tsF0fc1 location Sfs the water Ertsfsr north
/ 81 f.sixf aFeaae and aosiBef thouNhs TIE
s &tif stu sk1Sa1st y the f-Af-s iNtftfHts
occupied y tsle fagst .0aud ehose 4 pat
Ga Railroad syrnas ~ AZ the fUs5t Gf Main
street Tnsss b aa 30 Terraces have been
hs 10 within aas or kws,, Il IL iaagassssg
( shat the sentiment Ia 1ssof of ma.ea De
I Is5fs h YER FpnE
The structure for the pAAsengsr deTot
viii Ia ni rFEex. two af lures ssssft Ina
height There wIIl BE- a bu4isiiug attached
I Of H1rbe5sut ssxs Ia sneissse fxe or three
4 Il ltss star ing side ky side ~ q time. Tbe
upp.F portion II the sinIefafe viii ue Ii
ssssed ~ into afflcts. snd b. Ha'sff hg tiis
( q DER nj com asaies - Z. DeFal offices. The
( pas&s Bgeg asgsos viii probably osset sisss o1.
Z Is IL tlsoasht ~ q sbas nSw y the ume to
( hnsId ihste public panyeaienses.
In conversation W4fb Nsua<sF J. A
Sasieane 81 tse Puget ~ognd Shore, yea
/ 4 Ftsay, he said tine fussi sound -asre
Railroad Company will sGon begin the
/ cree toE Of 100 foot sirBesnr st ihr
. fssJt Of @erus4d eir uf, an the b cad gauge
/ "trip. Tfsis sil b. usci g. a { mpofaFy
fsaszef SKI siei 81. pending the erection If
Z ftg Usssgu d pot he eject 0n 81 the
ia afl depot - alsn0st a ceEtsiBiy"
AaaszeT MsNefl. Of the Columbia &
suget sound failaax. said My corn
( ans gia tsin the 9ihef G lapa ie heartily
/ ia tbe msa ar ri rigsiding proper unieu
/ freight sisa paSfe BgeF tappts for Scsi .
/ We siSa The ieF0ainsi facilities Ia Ia oil tae
E iSest and sasliigss 90 fjpllu "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

Erfesxiea a IL Sesstle Electric
Railway System.


gsaanxA ~ fsx sssx.sy - rAs tsrsea aaks
sxtssssass ~ TIE s.rxtsse Ezsrssse EAssuss
a pssss~r Cas- eraesassen - erpru lake hAs
s.~s. .sszsrxsf. 20 xazssxssss ss~ ewnspses Iss.
81 ~ Esex. lha snsslsy euzsrHes& are al
sxxssa sn1 have SsFa sereFsse9 ~ Dr. K
C. Ksshsnrrs. &. n. GrfssEsa snd 0sasss ssss1
GERS "a tkS epsassxDy. azs2 are - sae szass+
81 81 sses z. r. fesrx - TRUSTEE
The ;sns u e rSa ss~sa fnsa the euyTsss
a Fssnt as. Cssssr ssFexss sssez CESAR AID
asAer streets 10 Lsxs Cassa- II ssii ssxtss
re as1xe % Lake E&tsn ~ x5ssSs aey
ss-ess. TAeae. u xtsl sxsrt ss1sg BE wsss
sksssse ~ lake Eas1Ss fke8sx - Ass
& rOs1h FsrEssns Frxssa FfsEaees tie iine
wssi yNn ftEsrss8y Eassrfa 70 sfsssn Laxe II
msgs ssrsxe IL gxsr~Esss s<ysfh rass 81 TIRE
szke stss then circle arssu 4 its srsse@ A.
far a. tfs nos hxess fssTstazsav Tee iiszs
.iseu eu1a gsa~.sa ffs@ss are evr1sE Of tsss.f
ssse Frssst sgrefs - tsIe s<rzaffas Ga tsreet
Lake ~sli D. Svs E@1aes 81 Iessth srad ri !
ezss r-ssf5ssl
- fhx pxs@ssss the srAek wIii Re ssag r,
wtsA ss9sshes Assd ssfFu nssss IS eozFsssssssi
r<isss <ssrg TIE fs.zEs
vxy sal Poser gofEps Bed yee eFstxF,
Mr. Z a. 6rsgsta vas iastsnetess "a iasUsssss
ssssg purchase f9er isssEfs acrse rsgssss n.ss-
Tor friaks assa sw8 eighty horse power siy
aames. The boilers, e1Et1sss. Es&e-. wsi -
0fdxred In . few day The tozee on tns
fssssar street. exEsasEoa. With = elrns5s
sxrxy.. ~iM be largely spegvasess. TIE work
On the line viii D. fesxhgsi IN al stlseefjsszsx
TIE rad v.I. - snishe1 20 fremont -
fAstak.er and - tie Terminus 90 Green Lake
Is lsussaTg CT February next N.sen tSs
Ifae = Finished Passenger can E~9Ssf a saf
81 lhe - ztfs Ele tKfs EalisaF AID Pe1S'
Csguksny AZ the Oregon Rxlssy & Asyi
CATION dock aNd rice IT, tsTasE iake. dis
farrs Of evar six niles With the addition
al the Cesar street. ex1eatian the essctFis
car - sierra ag Seattle will ps TIE most com
psese in the world.
saGfs0s sTRExT csEEE LINE.
wrrE wAs begun yesterday afternooss %
the queen Ciy Hallway Company oa IL
Madison street cable line. ground hsdfIg
broken a, the corner Of Madison aud Fifts
streets. The company expect 20 put fOEl
gangs Of EaeH al wofs tbs stek- The COO
tractor Is on the wsF from Ses YORK ant
hss arrival Il locked for sacrtiy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

uYoaa H4mnneGnn ARxom9e1noa4o 9as
- Wreseesng Mns<h-
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rex<s srbnms<axs. fresh fEs<a Tsegma azsz1
IN ssies1s. S<urxs had droSFess - Rim
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ssse Exssssss Se& zzz3fsser rsssea pTssFsfsF-s
shss TIE fsa2s a<g~~ss sssczsa - Esza<ts isss
svessnx. suss e.eh sssss-sAzss szss nP
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aassv fssF hsf 81 hear xh<ssf zsfa-
esIs szas s~exr 81 tratnseg AMI tsss
ssrasaasss ca e Hze eE tae SslsSvaa
Kaarasn sasxl~. IL wss az ess4 shss "A raj
sty aud so@szesv shsr 4 os eaz~srssr sic
ssf al ssktss@ II he wsnsE1 20 rsse ard
asssn.ssn psse< ia tss tsrsssSeasszs-
sehasnaen&r. wtss yen1&tEzs II -vsfxss
r3fEs tie Easifh. weighs Iii p9zzsz
ssrtTpess. HIS Tssinsng kas sssza ssry tfsar'
os<a s. essa BIS sspsoressss ssisslsE- Iyzta'
SO j. aew exp1rsgrss snr the irsssI
&c csc III jag. ard ne has hzsn q way sa-s'
s1psl % ire r. ~fssh sfhsese. FAasxrs<E.
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The rsen sse very eys8iy fsAssshs<f- az
grssfassl z4sssg fhe ssrwggse THURSDAY Easa'
viii IL fssr glgrg slsss 40 Sor gAfe Eaers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

The ThlFi uerd caucus aas acid al The
Armosy T. J, ttamos cRliet she nesting
10 order David kellogg sas elected thsir-
snan ard " r sharpe secretary
r. II. Carr plaeed 1 II. engtlsh lu mou.3
nation.
]. 4. Raaa'a ia aa earnest sgcse q yiagss
ttr ualee ul Councilman 1aseph efsyn f,e-
tcFe TN eaueus fef - nogasustloaa
D !. AalisEgtprd wss neuinsteA s. tes-
Ing onissssst "a uolalnss> alf. sgi Ia hste
hses psl Harvard ia lhe isstsfesfs ot street
satlasys
t:easse IL tleabYon oYpozssi ths sassil.
sis,y os Mr. Nfialih hcrsasss OF his s-snacs,-
tlan With tae rl.s 5rte sfFesf railway.
which was asking yeleshls lFsHehiss- iuim
the city
Tue faiias "a - shsa Taken an1 sgsalsaa
n follows EuIai paEntsg tatss east, tte
rec sxAfs a. sheise. as. i5reesi raee systi
N. ssfsssth IS, wsllinstatd -
tuseph essctn wss ae4ssFss the nesat nec
Of sh9 sateWS Ne aas 81 81 81 fhe
sssasi. Ard In = shofs sf<ygA sHaAkvsi h.s
friends Soy sev examinations
David ksaiekg T : ttWmss and - 7
Sharpe eSFv spisss 4tttl al executive cnfa
faItses ief The Msfa
Insusssisie'y afteg ths esN rs sfiaeruess
aa ssl.sFs wss saese hs hrlst fh's tie SIS &.
Ii asx aes sasee-sfsi3 Is Il gs b. roAaIta
that Nal.suEs0id Nitl B. gau a8sltst t,issa
tosHNrfos,
~ EEH NABu
The sAacae les the l0agga eSs,l $ - h,i8
al The engine heuse. ga nat1s t ssg.g
tseefgr " Hall Alex tlfVn ae8 Nslu.
tire we've piAeSaa in uoasfsa}5sa fhe
hssssG rtettlisss ~ ssss~Ns
tsss@l tAfaAsf % ytiias szss lf> Eee, s-afy
To- esss,ira "a Hail stselxs8 rs se{es
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ssss,zEs n Hxli eas 81. stss5 afsF eensf g.s,s
81 shs e<szens txtsHass i.ssta gls fAsi.ts,t.f
Alex Alasil n b - rao - fs7 5H.b En- ta8
CANADIAN ssIa fsss 4#st
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

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WARD catcusrs.
There viii Re Two or More sandt-
dates For Zach seat.
snhioinsd viii D. found ihe results II
the eaaenses held In The several warts for
the non lnstion of e1aussfmens

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the sAuaases held Ia the SEVERAL warts for
tie non.snstiSn 81 e0aas.ftssns
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ssftest Chairman aaa 3statS = IaNbA
seerstsrs. Harry white, Charles y. Eiets
saa G. Hlxoii we're iaetsi Ia isoiiititS
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II was decided That HiAg.tsatt ~ al
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The BoIniietinn.
Is.s first teliut n settled as t8ii1Nz Total
number 81 votes csst. lis. neeesssrf 50
thasce. SO. Harry While received > J q.
kixan -. Charles i. kiui4r IL sa3 IL.
tessfie I,
There being $50 tHa3nFtsy Second ballot
was cast. Il resulted - issteNA i1tsi
nsstnbcf 81 f0ses cass, isi. necessary 10
4fsstfsf 81. HAIRY MUtss- received 1T, ,. e.
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Mr. Nasios's S~sta lnx syrup ssr uh Il.
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RseAnp 80 MERFT -oae II the pleas-
an;est isAturus - life ia seattle : the os,-
poetenity 81 taxing aianer IS the Msisan
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Rev. CLARK nRStx' F1ask ffaNe =
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ASagHEg NATIONAL BASE.-Hr Fred
Ward has resigned the position 81 mans
ssr - Ihe safe pepssif Company of this
city. Tals position be hEs sely aliei for
tbe pk~t scar Mr. Nart. 80 connection
with nuMbsr of friends viii start a
NsitWasl b~Uk lu this rsly with = large
vsl fsAs staes. pr idvd suisshle location
gsn Dc fO4asi
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