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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-08

Iftnex1nf Msr<ha1fo ReRsveA Yp~A
- B1sf atreefs-
Al the izst regular meeting Of the
Common Council The COMMITTEES on
ere and wafer s1bmitsed reuors IN
regard TO the rsxaoval Of street
distractions. which was adopted
The report renisea It length the fact
that petitions have been received
from sandry persons asking u<rrnis-
sion 90 erect boot~s black stands. fruit
stands ard ether structures on the
public streets and sidewalks The
COMMITTEES after carefully consiaerinx
these petitions concluded that the
/ time bad come 20 MT only cry halt to
tie erection Ct these ofssractions. but
70 Also canse their res1ewaI
ss0m certain streets. Il Therefore
recommended that Chief Of pfaIes
MITCHELL he directed 60 remove All
fru1fs candy or other stands ard az
yegefzsSie wagons from Commercial
Front north 10 Battery, South Serond
and second streets, and all that nor
tsaH OF TIE iatersecting streets which
TIE ~ "A east and west direction, and
which lie between the west line of
Com nasrcl2l and Front streets. and the
east line Of Second ard South Second
streets. Further. that hoofbIsek
skaakts and ali signs, awning posts.
Telegraph and telephone or other sinai
Lar poles that constitute distractions
on the sidewalks be removed within 4
reasonable time.
On Monday Chief Mitchell or
oered 0fflcsr BsgeIow TO go on
With the work a. ordered BY the
Council and that officer has been busy
eSer since. Those merchants whose
stocks OF goods could be carried OF by
enc mar we're compelled 10 move
forthwith and did 50, but not without
an occasional growl. They had been
occupying good business sites on the
best streets without paying for rent or
taxes, gas or water. Their profits
must hare been large hence their re-
luctance to move. Those who had
stores Of q more permanent character
have been given until Thursday next
70 move.
That the removal Of these street
merchants from the more frequenfed
streets has had disastrous effect On
their business can be seen by the long
faces worn by them when they are
seen In their new places ON the less
popuIous thoroughfares.
All viii remember the persuasive
voice Of the colored gentleman who
sold marsh fnaIiows on the sidewalk
on the corner OF Yesier avenue and
Front street. On Wednesday he was
seen looking as disconsoiats as the
chief mourner ut Chinese funeral.
He had moved down YesIer avenue.
In front OF che Western uEisn tele-
graph Office. The coIcred candy ner-
chant WAS asked how business was in
ais new location, and replied:
business, honey, be hanged; dere
amt none since de perlice dfiv me
on un dat ere cornah mp dar. / kin
make more walkin' roun', kin. It
makes me smile, sure enough. when /.
think of de way used 10 gin away de
sweetest and meilowest candy in de
world fer cents bag. An II Z was
70 gin Il away on dis street for naw-
thing couldn't do no business he
concluded lugubriously. Yesterday
the coIored candy man was not at his
accustomed post, and il Is said that he
has retired from business. 1t Is a
business failure for him. and yet
Bradstrect will fail TO record IT,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-08
A POLICE BgoIL.
a Quarrel which Results In ossseer
Terrx,a Susnensian.

shortly before O'clock yesterday at
ternoon Officers Terry and Battertield
had quite a spirited debate in front 81
the city prison. oaicer Terry was as.
sitting in bringing the prisoners WHO
belong 10 the chain gang out Of the
jail. One of the prisoners, who YVES
under the influence Of liquor. was
noisy and mean and made il 50 un-
pleasant for the man who was chained
10 him that he took hold of him See.
Ing this Officer Terry took hold of the
drunken prisoner and threw him
down. Then he held him with one
hand while he pnngmeled him y,gor-
onsly With the other.
Officer Butserfiesd at this iuncsure
iaterfered and SO prevented the
drunken man from receiving further
punishment. At this Terry became
very angry, and abused Bufterfseid
who replied once in while. The
passage af arms was witnessed hv
about so persons.
The police committee Of the City
Council took testimony IN the matter
Yesterday afternoon. aud requested
Chief Of Police Mitchell 10 suspend
Officer Terry. In accordance with the
order. the chief suspended Terry las;
evening, pending the meeting Of the
Soinmoa CoaIasil. when final action
vii BE taken.
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A RAscALLY AGENT.
Italian Lsborers Defrauded Out Of
n13OS Of Their Wares.

Wt3Vo 81 xneIf WAGES.
An Italian named Nicolo Casiato,
who had been infrrsted with COM
mission TO collect from White & Co.
the wages OF all the laborers doing
clearing work for that iirm on Mercer
island in Lake Washington, left for
parts unknown last Monday with
$780,. which had been paid him
and for which he gave q
receipt There was due the 150
lahorers almost $500. 10 collect which
Cassato had been duly selected
Casiate no sooner had the money in
Us possession than be levanted.
heading for British Columbia. Ii IL
said that he has been heard from in
Vancouver.
The loss OF the $i3o5 falls upon the
laborers. as the rasealiy agent had
been duly authorized by them 10 col
lcct the money. They are terribly in
dignant ever their loss, and Il would
90 hard with Casiato il he were To be
captured by them. Mr.. White paid
them the balance due, amounting 10
about $il5 on Tuesday.
Ii was then, while on Mercer island
that be learned for the first time
OF the defalcation- IL Is stated that
Caseiato also defrauded w. s. Bitten
court. the butcher, out of q bill
amounting 70 nearly 500.
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Front Street Property.

FE1 I0f CO The east SIDE sf rruux street,,
aefuaen Mst1suz and spring. s4syaH
Thf-ty fees truatxge en- ske southeast co-.
rer Of FROST &nd Marion, covered with
. brick hnSlding. - 90
Thirty feet ca the west side az rrcu,
street. between Madison and Syrspx
<5aq9G
Lot facing On Front x<resr, and another In
the rear facing On IVES: street These los
carry riparian rixhEz xnG thus prnetically
exttaa TO deep wafer. I'm fhe pxsper<y
are wksrre<, factories and haxln<Tl
houses which wlll rent fc. y1ace month.
Price. $lm.0ue: easAfoursA cash. ss1anc<
On long tine
Fnis LOT u the southeast corner Of Fror;
and LeEorx streets There Il coed res
idence. now occupied by tire owner. Il
isthe caeapss. lcf IN the block. st So coo
easy fersaS.
fine lcs On the east side Ct rrcns street
between Virginia ard Ixssors. sfa.u0o.
Lot On Ike west side OF Front street. mex.
20 the corner Of Pike tlu the lot II Z
F-en residence Price, So Sen: one fourth
cash. balance en- long TINE St s percent
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Houses and Lots.

SPRING STREET-Two los .. the
northwest corner Of spring and sixth
streets. Including q nne residence.
tH,00
FIFTH STREET-Ffnc honse and lot
corner Fifth and Terrace, 81 900.
DEPOT STREET-Lot corner Depc.
and Wall streets, sneiudinF three new
xixroom cottages. Fine location $500.
NINTH STREET- Vice house and
wesi-locAfed iot ON the upper side OF
Ninth s*rees aext 20 the corner % Stew
art: $500
Sixth STREET.-THE lots ON sixth
street. THREE minutes walk from the DC
eidentnl hotel. On one iot Is q
house that viii rent for 30 q month.
price, Sfooee. easy terms.
ELEVENTH aTREET-soxso feet
corner Pine aud Eleventh. with 1eyen-
yoosn, ha-7-nusshed house and modern
conyenienee<. &zoQ
A SPECIAL HANGAIN-Los and
new seven -ooFa house and small barn.
corner ef Harrison and MARY streets. near
the DEPOT street cable Inc aud the cleo
trsc road. with q splendid view Of the
city. the harh.or. the mountains and Lake
Union. $sxSa
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TOKLAS, SINGERMAN & co.
HALF PRICES PREVAIL!
Miracles Do Not Happen,
Some People Say.

bu Inc extraordinarily low prices prevailing
Store the doubling great MANY thnss
only may have been bat impressions The
contrary With the advent Of the Witnessed
sne greatest reduction IN The event
sney prominent from that cur srr~
establishment affected by unparalleled contraction Again We
oer Tor tais week multitude OF bargains Attending widest
ETY. the finest quality suere offerings ever vet rs
az the disposal Of money immediate nspe
ton OF our stock Half boar wei examining goods
viii save more than weeks income.
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The stockholders Of the Bank OF
North Seattle, which was recently IN
corporsted in this city. have elected
the following board Of trustees: III.
w. Wheeler, G. r. Stone, ID. r. Denny
j. Y. Ostrander and e. B. Bagiey.
The board of directors elected the fol-
lowing officers: President. III. w.
Wheeler: vice-president, John Y.
Ostrander; cashier. G. B. Bagley. AT
day. il was ordered that fhree-fifths OF
the capital stock be called in.
The bank viii occupy quarters in a
three-story brick building. which Is
soon TO be erected by Hon. w. C..
Squire. AZ the corner OF Frorl and
Battery streets. Ii is anticipated that
the Bank of North Seattle viii be
open and ready for the transaction of
business by March TO-
c. b. Ragiey, the cashier OF the
Bank Of North Seattle, was seen yes
terslay and asked why the bank was
TO be located so far up town.
Mr.. Bagiey replied that while he
and those associated with him in the
bank were anxious TO make money,
still that was not the main object in
view. "Mr Denny, Mr.. Squire, my
self and others who are interested In
the bank said Mr.. Bagiey. Gown con-
siderable real estate IN North Seattle.
In short the bank corporation is COM
posed of gentlemen who are interested
Ia the building up of that portion OF
the city. The bank Is located as a
sort Of nucleus around which is is
Is hoped 10 build up an important
business section OF Seattle. That is
why the bank Is located so far from
the present business center of Seattle. -
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Acre Tracts.

Sixty choice acres. with near
ly half . mile Of the very best water
front. at 800 an acre.
KIRKLAND-Twenty acres ct sio1
KIRKLAyD-Twen.y-fv i've acres az SIS.
MADISON SIRKET-Ten acres. cleared and
level: for very few days. $i5.ono
LAKE Uxl0N-Ten acres on the west side
of the lake. sa.op Everything else in the
vicinity Is plated.
SALMON BAT-choice 50 acres At Salmon
bay, st Sfs0 an acre. Owner needs
money ~ once and offers by far the
cheapest tract IN that vicinity. Land ad-
joining Is selling in lots.
LAKE WASHiNGTON-Twenfy acres near
Lake Washington almost directly op-
posite Kirkland. ~ 500 per acre. Sew
enfy acres adjoining sold some time ago
for SfS00c.
UNION RAY-ThisFy acres near Yesler's
Mil. q. <i5e
vrkp TuV f,srv-rrtx-a sse~.s tssko
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CARPENTERS TOOLS STOLEN.
Fourteen Kits Carried Away by
burglars.


A number OF carpenters who have
been working on the several houses
now building in the vicinity o. Yesler
avenue and Fourteenth street have
been using small she'd near the scene
OF their daily Iabors for the storage oi
their tools st night. Yesterday morn
ing when fourteen Of them met at the
shed 20 get their tools, they found
the building had been entered during
the night By some one who had effect
ed a hsrglarsoas entrance by tearing
of a hoard on one of the sides, and
that ali their tools were gone. The
tool chests had been broken open, and
fourteen fall kits Of tools carried away,
not an article OF any, valUe being left
The carpenters organized q search
party at once and commenced scour-
ing the vicinity, and Chief Mitchell
detailed several officers TO assist thera.
Officer Henry Sheehan reported that
n AZ early morning hour he had seen
. fellow with lot of tools on his
shoulder near Tenth and Lane streets
and had given chase, but the fellow e.
capped. This led 90 search of that vi
cinity and part OF the stolen tools
were found hidden under sidewalk
on Jackson street, near Fourteenth,
and smother lot was discovered be-
tween two big rocks on Tenth and
Lane streets.
About | O'Clock this morning
another LOT Of the tools Was found by
the night Waterman At the CONNER
cial street railroad crossing By the side
of the tack.
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Commercial st. Property

ARLINGTON E0TEL-FulI sof ss the south
east Garner OF CornnereiAi and Nair
streets. intending the Arlington Hcte
building. sc. 900
Fifsyth-ee feet frontage GA cornmerria,
street. between Yeslsr avenue srx wash
irgron street. SIS oe
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A Dazzling Array !!
Silks AND vELvErs.

Black and eolored silks ~ 30 discount
price Fancy velvets for half the
ends IN solid coiors sold At &c. and formerly
PACIFIC CASHMERES double width at i2c
ENGLISH SUITING, double width, lac
INVISIBLE CHECKS. worth &c, knitted to 1876.
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Ladies, and Children's Cloalxs.

JERSEY price. LADIES ALI~wo0I JERSEYS
s. 10 WALKING JACKETS at discount.
LADIES BLACK JERSEYS offered al sc.
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Ladies'. and Children. Hose.

Ladies unfinished cotton hose reduced from
Heavy Atwood seamless selling &c.
chdrens hose ell sizes reduced from Soc sc
Ladies MERINo Fulihnished
ladies MERIN0 reduced 75c. 20 oc
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Clothing. Clothing. Clothing.

Mems youths and chidren clothing vanishing daily
carload lots Only 900 edd stock
they must make coming Call
daily made Scotch ell WOOL 81 Mems elk clicked half
being closed ont per pair.
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5, Embroidery, Ribbons. Etc.

Special sale this
also weassored line Of linen aces
make for stock array RuCH-
INGs viii be offered this week greatly reduced SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS, ieo reduced TO GIMPs
TRIMMINGS and FURS at hall price LADIES GLOVES best
makes a discount on cost
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MOI enc person ia CITY arrives a. rae axe
o. forty. who IS nct trcnbged with sissney
% ariBary complaints IL scFae tagsa- TO
retention 81 nriar. neryous debility, pain
"a or suppressed asensstEatioa, Ne can
ozer resaesay that has been in caustxat
Use over oxeatv years. oregea kisnsy TSa
lals preparation has 6oae raare fo- safser~
sag humanity than any other medicine N
sne market Sold ~ stewart & Holmes
isFsg Co. wholesale aseatS
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Having severe back ache isst sEsfafzzeE.
TIED TIE Oregon ktstaey Tee used oae
can. which effected radical eure. ! would
reseazaraeaa IL 81 all wssn are R1ssscied as an
aasat8ng remedy. JULIUS AEH.
Sold - stewart { Holmes Drag Co.
VI hsseSste axents
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OF ladies articles including choicest per-
and soaps model brushes mirrors face powders
HALF PRICE.
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Why, Agnes. sad Charles to hsx hes.
EssE gstA soyEowfai rsAins il bis yasce.
n afraid Yea msSt tnrceo the laxury az
ms met az al chzrteS. darling Tax
SIS. ssurerTaAn & Co. ossy cAxrgx4a - For
. fAis- and Il cpsS; tsxsce Eke =oaev.''
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Millinery and Shawls.

per
below Ladies millinery figures
Large assortment Of woRsTEDS-
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Second Street.

Forty fee; fronfage on Second street., near
Pike. s7.Ne: The cheapest property on
the street.
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Business Chances.

BELLEVUE n0TET4-Fsve years lease a. .
nominal figure, frx1-elsxs furniture soy
100 roorax kna pariors. bath rooms. lam
dry, etc, for 81, go Furniture is worth
this
BREWERf.+A s4AYing Business, ESQ.
FURNITURE FACToET Interest for $500
SAwNfLIs-Psyfng property, s7oW. half
Interest Ef tame rk.e.
LOGGING CAMP--Compie.e oasft sn3 IL
aaaop feet M timber. 8. oee
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8ustles, Cor~ets, Muslin Underwear.

An immense stock positively n Of
cent below Ladies muslin
SC
Chidrens Hoods and Caps, the Greatest Bargains OF
the Season.
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$50 REWARD.

This susn viii he paid IN eyery case Tor
information Sufficient 20 convict persons
OF destroying car szg-s
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The Pacific Coast Detective Ageney ha!
secured splendid Offices in the Union bloch
and is prepared 50 handle detective wori
in all of its various branches. LucAs 4
CLAE6Hr0S.
81. A %. of 81 French eorsess reduced e
81. Chester Cleary.
The newest shapes in mems and soyl
collars just received from Coon & Co. and
Earl & Wilson. Tokl9x, singernan & Co.
Remnant sale. Chester cleary.
Atwood jerseys for ladies. costing s., ars
now offered for - Toklas, Singerman
Co.
sc. Ladies merino vests chestel
Cleary.
Ladies' black Jerseys at the San Fran
cisco store for SC. each.
Remnants dress goods Chester Cleary
The nights are cold Just now. Why no
get pair Of our lex4 silver gray blankets
reduced from s. 10 81. or pair Of extra
heavy German, full size, reduced from
$ 5oto 81, Toklas. Singerman 4 Co.
Remnants embroideries- Chester Cieary
n LAndEs-Gimps, trimmings, and farx car
be cot at half price for this week only q
the San Francisco store.
Remnants of lace curtain nets Chessel
Cleary.
Chiidren's hoods and caps of all sa-ietie,
at the San Francisco Store Great bargains
Remnant sale. Chester ciexry
Embroidery sale this week We bought
q lot at SOC on the dollar. Chester Clesry
Ioc-a lot OF fine plaid white goods, Ches
Ter Cleary.
Positively the cheapest lot In the city
my $3.50 lot on Mill-street cable line In Yes
ler's first addition, eoxi2s. George Dorffei
Commercial street
Embroidery sale. The greatest drives or
n ccrd. 5000 patterns to selec, from. Ches
ter Cieary.
Embroidery sale. Chester Clesry.
Big sale embroideries. Chester cleary.
Busties, from 5 cents up, At Tokias, Sin
german & Co s.
Sale of smhroideries. 5000 pieces. al tia
different makes Chester Cleary.
Corscts of all sizes for Is cents q pair a
the san Francisco Store.
Big sale of remnants Chester Cieary.
DO you want fine suit Of ready mads
Clothes at about half price, III 90. call on
Toklas. singerman & Co.
fne assortment Of ladies' toilet article.
can nov be had st half price. CAL OF
Toklas. Singerman & Co.
Eubroideries. founeirgs, half foancingx
narrow edges for the million. New pat
terns AZ the great crnhroldeTy sale thii
week. Chester tlexry.
Geo. ". Elliott. Ellensbargh. W. T.
MAKES specially OF front foot bushes
property and controls the most valued
Bank references. Ben. z snipes & Co.
Eilenshurgh National
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A NovEr ENTERTAINMENT. - A new
and novel entertainment is to be given
shortly ey The Y NJ. C. A. Ii is called
q Lullaby Concert, and is very fash
lonahle In Eastern cities az the present
time. Nearly ali the leading singers
al the city viii take part IN the con-
cert, and the entertainment will
be given in Frye's opera house.
The date OF the concert has not vet
been given, but 1t win be given in a
few DAYS.
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peETTIss AMP PsrxgoTgsN. - This
evening District Attorney ]. T Roaald
vii deliver . lecture in Y. ". C. A.
hall entitled :. Politics and Patriotism =
Mr.. Ronald is lecturer Of no little
ability and doubtless vii not fail -
interest his audience en- the present
sH>sa sSNvs
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SCHOOL CHILDREN NAccgSArEn.-- Tn
der the saperiE,rndence Of Health
Oricer Easnes about half of the $50
schcol children OF the city were vac
einated Yesterday. The little folks
Submitted 20 the operation hFavely.
The remainder will be saccinated to-
tiay. Vaccination Is the only sale
guard against smallpox.
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LIS 1928 & tie Paxffss sss&zs ssszsssa +.
49, x.<s~zSz TAtsr -. ssls TIA Asz AsxSYs'
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Spring Overcoats.

We have received line OF elegant spring which
extremely taking just Take advantage Of
drexSu
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FIRST Fog lisa Hall Bros. the Port
Blaksley ship-builders, yesterday re
eeived a Geographic order from ]. j.
Smith, Of San Francisco. for vessel
of which the dimensions are To be
Keel. IL feet; beam, 5 feet: depth, IA
feet; carrying capacity, aO. 900 feet OF
lumber. Work on the new vessel will
he begun Immediately.
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New REGGsrKRs.--The American
District Telegraph Company yesterday
received two new registers. These
machines are very delicate and accn-
raseay register the calls which are sent
in from the diffarent boxes. One will
be used in the main Office and the
other viii be placed in branch Office
which the company purposes soon es-
tal1ishing in the postoffice block
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BACKED Too FAR--A st about O'Clock
yesterday dump cart and horse
owned by the Commercial Mil Co
and used to dump wsste wood into she
harbor. was partially backed off the
wharf 81 the side Of Baxter's ware.
house. The driver had hacked his
team too far back and the cart went
over, bat tae horse stood firm, thus
holding the cart suspended over the
edge of the wharf. A number oi
passers-by came to the assistance ol
the driver. and the cart was. after con.
siderable work, safely landed on the
wharf again.
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COLLARS, Newest Patterns, from Coon & CO
and E. & w.
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H0RsE-RACEs FOR SEATTLE.
Chance TO Bring the Flyers Of the
Montana Circuit Here.


An effort VIII be made to bring the
horses of the Montana-0regon. WASH
ingsen circuit here some time during
the present year. This circuit begins
At Butte in July. takes in Helena. Deer
Lodge. The Dalles, Salem, and other
cities, and ens.s at Walla WaIia in DC
tober- Last year Portland raised
5000 and hung ii up in purses as an
iuducement 70 bring the horses of this
circuit to that city. Already Spokane
Falls has promised $1,000 10 be Of
fered on the Sd, 4th, and 5sh of July
Id purses to be competed for by the
horses OF the Montana circuit, and the
races are OF most interesting charac-
ter.
Edward Anderson has several blood
ed horses at the stables in the Seattle
race track One of these Is q three
year-old. which is of great promise. 1t
is the intention to enter him in the
Montana circuit. The colt Is related
to Alfamont-
j. A. Phillips has q six-year-oId
horse for which he paid $1,000 The
horse is Is hands and one inch high.
and his owner claims he has no record
The more knowing horsemen of this
city suspect that Phiiiipsss horse is q
dark one. and that he really has a
record. The supposition is that he
will be placed in the races during the
coming summer and fail The two
best horses owned in the city are
Dirigo and Johnny Blue. which are
the property of Joseph Mcknight.
Diriqo has frUtting record of OAK
al San Francisco. while johnny Blue
obtained a record of 2::ss3 at City View
Park, Portland, few seasons ago.