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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-07
roR s4LE-RFIL ESTATE

J>oR SALE FINE BUSINESS PROP
J. erty 60xl.0 feet, with three story build.
ing, s1x6o; rents for 500 a month: will sell
az bargain. Address A. r., Poss-Intelii
Rencer Office
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- aAnnsnn @ q dty.i
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Y>0 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
i The Builders supply Co., OF Tseoms,
have opened an ONCE at No. 12l Marion
street. where they viii be pleased 10 see all
those in need of lumber, sash, doors, etc..
we guarantee prompt Il, livery ard reason
able prices: lumber, etc, delivered in
hosise lots by our own teams.
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS. - THE
~ Builders Material Company have
about perfected agrang emeHfs 10 promptly
deliver ~ customers hubble ami oimel-
sion stone, pressed brick. lime.
cement. plaster hair, lumber trough and
dgessed), la;h and shingles in any Il sired
quantity. Temporary oiliee in .'Ihe Fair"
tsft-. Tp~ second street.
4 RGHIrECTS AND BUILDERS, CALI.
"A at Ahiton's harsiware store, lis Sec
ond street. near the Rink. and see the
model OF Harimsn's irSiae sliding blinds.
best GA the market.
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tAeA2> Me hoAE ksfEEx "a
III -eEfNs street. - e s1.zsf - ysssssssss-s
tteFs Bass sa7ssa &fsAa 4 a. \ gsgxz cate
ave-
ny &N.. A&AL &SEATk nEaE
stes~kss ssee Nssssf4x ssGsuE. saNxssss
- ssAtsnxe aseSSs cal Ns .sSz Fssssss street
4 AAkA = CsFES ssi1. strRNTTfy2a
y easTNss hsssazsS s. sc .sAssgsr ss.< c.xA-
Y 40 Aas cs&~E Ngm In ~ &esgasa4 -xsssss
~ ah.1 Aa2 pa III Gu. Il - psRe
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srONECT rvERS.
soCIsTf NOTICES.

ySkATSRSiTY L0DeE, No. -. /. q o
T.. meeS every Thursday evening, az $
e.eck. ~ The hall % SETTLE Lodge. North
s. atsls. Al EaeTnses If the, rider IN coed
siaslsIng are cordially Invited 10 attend.
II. KEYHA,gsfs. Sew = ~
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Rel ESTaTE R4KGATNS.
4ND Sr1RgfDNA

EISE LOIS IN ALL fARTS OF CIT
II az iewesf price. G.snsoss, Palace re
tauraus. eE possts poesashee-
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NOR saLE-coRSER IOr On HARE
II son street ~ si,l09 ". l. Alnes Il Co.,
2 RI Erauf 8frsst
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4RoUND I.EAsE--CoRNkR LOT ON
VI seeoAd strsses; one OF the best loea~
tians in town for n tail business will lease
for number of years on reasonable terms.
Washington Territory Investment Co.,
ileweliyn- Dodge baildiug
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ENGINEERS -1sis DR4TGHTSNES.

& caRMAE, NJ. D.. PHYSICIAN AND
-. Surgeon, graduate OF the department
: w York. Office, rotlas "a aud IS, Boston
block. Office hour 10 to II a. m. | to
ana s 20 9 p. m. Special attention given
IL surgery; medical and surgical diseases
81 women, also diseases OF the eye, ear.
Lose and throat. General practice al.
tended 10. DIV
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-05

It i 4 pretty tad test If arN doctors
skill when the laNllent # his fteflS made
conditional upon liz curing his iMt3.nt. Net
after having. for ma@v wears. observed the
thousands of marvellous cures Effected iii
liver, blood AMI lIr1 diseases, ty hr,
Pierce's Golaon Meiical Discovery. it. man
ufacturcrS fe,l warranted III selling II, a
thcy al, uon ,4inE. through All druggists,
the W RID over. uiflar a certificate o. }tt>i
tir6 ..nsfl af,e that Il will either ,l.neftt ot
cure ii cyc.y cas- IF lis. a>e frr which tiey
l~scaIuincrl it, it taken III lime AMI gwen Z
iair trial, or money pair! FIR III ~tlle
promItly refnniel. Totp.i liver, OF lin
BUSINESS" impure blood, skin cruptiafA
,~cyoiulouS sore ard ~wciling-. consul ,nutior
which, is scrafuia If the lungs, ali yirli /,
this wonderful medicine II is both tome Il
strength re toring, AID Alternative on hiueai
cleansing.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-05

tine ,una-hean crop Of Ventura
bounty. ca. tpH year, will 4saeUut i
aoo' tens, WORT, 500. zoo. i
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-05

4 Russian s~i.h ria.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-05
Sick Headache
Hoods SarsaparilIa
tCO Doses One Dollar

Sold hy III druggists 81; six for 81 Prepared onl
by . HOOD n Co, Apothctaries, Lowell, Mass
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-05

aEr- BIZ ~tpIf.st.s. tn -t.3rt'e. Ia.
~-E S 4rf = Ir-tta4 so 49,. 80. r~s-Gr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-02

1xsYsaYox Es+ssE sEsEss ss---s Us
sasas inspector Captain T. Y. RugAr'
Of Tacoma. has resigned sfoln = 2 GUS
tsu1s service II the United -iafes-
Tie resignation sss presented 20 sSoi-
ses.sxr Bradshaw Wednesday afiG
took effect vestertaAv. Mr.. kugsy en-
tered the service two snd q bali years
ayo. He was formerly a resicens OF
-rsohcnaisfs. bat has been loci ted ~
Tacoma since he entered the employ
AZ tie government. Mr. Rugar witt
in future reside IN Seattle. The an
nouTcefnens OF Rugar's action was a
sarurise 10 his friends.
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II Is proper 10 explain that With the
make-shift appliances now in use. the
two sides OF The Observation-Disclosures
are printed AT different times. the
inside" going TO press early in the
evening and the outside" or news
pages later. This win enable readers
to understand why it is that an e,ii-
tosial article in this issue on the in
side discusses as II il were still
pending before the constitutional con-
vention a matter which the reports
from Olympia in the ''outside" shows
to be settled. When the article vas
written and printed the report of the
days proceedings had not been re-
ceiyed. Within a short time We hope
10 have our new perfectsng press in
operation, when discrepancies like
this will not occur. The public we
hope will be patient under the siisad-
vastages which the calamity of fire
has pat upon rs.
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FROM oaknAIfs.
Possibilities OF the New Flame Gem
pany-Haryest Nutes.

FaHI Ntfes.
CHEHAtis. Aug. 1.-The directors of
the Chehalis Plume ard Aqueduct
Company held their first regular meet
ing today, and elected officers as fol-
lows: President. William West: vice.
president, ]. D. Rice: secretary, n. II.
coffman; treasurer. l. Lawrence. A
right-uf-way committee was also APP
pointed. the members of which will
immediately set about securing right
ofwav for the flume, aad actual work
on Its construction vii commence as
soon a. the survey can De made. This
prolsct is viewed with great favor By
everyone here, prineip lis so by resi-
dents OF the town, because il will
furnish wafer FOR fire protection. For
this, alone. il IS worth more than Its
cost. 1t viii also afford opportunity
for the establishment al shingie mills
and sash and door factories, and fur
nish water for power, while at the
same tine opening UP a market tor
much timber not now saieable. Ii this
sume Is a success, aud there is not a
doubt OF it, 1t will open the way for
others and render much timber of
Immediate commercial value, nov too
remote from railroads 10 ne marketed.
1t viii be worth mere 10 Chehalis and
vicinity than any new railroad
Harvesting is in f,sl hast, and the
yield il excellent 0ae field OF barley
yielded i05 bushels per acre, and sixty.
five Bushels of wheat, and eighty
bushels Of oats per acre were obtained
from a farm on the coRhtz Hops are
looking fine, and growers say the crop
will he good averages ore.
The finishing touch to the mex school
house are being put on, and in lew
days the building will be formally ac-
cepted by the directors. II Is hand
some tso-story huildiag. containing
eight large school rooms, class ana
cloak room. and all modern con-
veniences. The entire house will be
warmed With hot air, and fine sys-
tenn OF ventilation has been provided.
The total cost viii be about Sie,0o0. II
viii accommodate over | coo pupils.
\ carload of iron girders and
stringefs for the ChehaIis Land and
Timber Companys brick block has
arrived, and viii be rapidly put in
riace
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FROM wALLA waLLa.
Attempted Murder on the Cmatilla
Indian Kesery alton.

WALIA NALLA, Aug. i.-~Tuessiay
an attempt ut murder was made on
tmatiila reservation in which "A man
named Dick Hartman was assaulted
while asleep by his CON paaion Albert
Jones. and nearly killed by blows on
the head from slung sho. and the
butt end oil revolver. Yesterday
Jones was arressed in pendletoa and
Identified by Hartman. Officers who
visited the >cene OF the ARRAY found a
napkin with rock tied inside, which
Was used as slsing she's, besides evil
aenees OF q struggle
Jones vas examined IN the Justice s
court and held to appear before the
grand jury by a bond oE Seqo. Hart
laan VAS also held Us a witness.
Grading on the Dayton extension of
the Oregon d Washing ton Territory
has teen completed n far as Dry
creek and trace laid five miles from
Naiia Walla. Grading on the Pen
o4eton extension MSS completed yes
terday. Graders ard their Quilts
passed through this city this after
noon to work on the Dayton branch.
All the machinery fer the Pacific
Coast Elevator Compans has arrived
and q portion has already been put in
place.
The fTait growers of lids valley,
through the efforts 81 tie I'foeresSis -.
Club. OF Walla Walia, have gained 90
cents en- freight by carloads 10 Sound
POINTS, a. also regular freight cars 10
oo the carrying.
TUESDAY tramp srjed 80 entrap the
s-yesr-olti daughter o. T.. uiiton' near
EenGleton. He was frightened of by
tue approach ot some men. whom the
sitIle girl told Of he affair. The men
pirsuea the tramp Imia the brush
here lie made his escape. Ii he Is
cAusat iy3ehing viii liktiy he re-
sorted 20
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Cardinal L.avigerie, of Switzerland,
is recovering.
Lieutenant A. Il. panhreck, the
African explorer, died of fever al
tamer0ons.
At Carthage, \, Y, Thursday. Fred
Farr. an engineer, shot and Killed bis
wife and then committed suicide.
Thirty-tive persons were killed and
eighty injured by the recent earth,
quake in the island Of kiousiou
Japan,
A machine gun exploded on board
training frigate at Paris Wednesday
killing eight persons and injurins
seventeen.
The fast pacing stallion Sir Thorn.
ten, was found dead at the race tracs
at Joliet, H., Wednesday. The horse
was worth 5000.
A general congress of the Catholic
laity OF the United States will he held
in baltimore, Md, November Ii and
Il to celebrate the centennial anniver'
sary of the establishment of the Catho
lie hierarchy.
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snfnln. oltDrrs - N <as1 ~.
whi1e Messr0 Boss and T0wne
a&cenea % ste ex1ren1e tCe~ The day
waa gafsiy e1enr ard an exne5I<ns yies
wns 0hsafnaA{e- Mr. Hme~ states tfs4t
he couid p{aznIy So the peaks Of
Rainier. uned. Adaaas. ard 1eftr<0ss.
yeaing country.
On - following dsy. MoFsisy. the
81. the entire party asrsFs<Iesf The
szs0untasfs. taking assag . barometer
and THERMOMETERS. The hrss sss%fs-
fton<d instrument revealed . esyssssis
fsrs- When che szgrFnfE wss reached
* showed IN sitEsasye 81 III ~ fesf.
This is ,SH fs~f higher than tue
fscansaia wAs supposed 30 ae. The
instrument WAS corrected oss tie re-
turn OF the parts 10 Portland and
found 10 lie ali right.
On returning 10 camp Insssan
Iscszis. the guide isaEorraed the party
that IL wgssssi he aEuT<Aslasss
10 so 10 Ut. Adams by the fegslas
rsase. oxfng 20 the fact that the trad
w.s sas3tyssete=s by fallen tffsst<Y and
aessrix. this rosvte havtng been untro<s-
den for hu years. As q trip 10 sfss
mountain ssy The other rsas@ would
consume txo days more than the
party had originally eoansed en, tiss
trip ras temporarily given up. The
party ssartssi for Portland on the fol
losing morning. which place wa
reached On the 4ssh os July. FIVE o.
flse members Of the party had cameras
xith shega on the "Trip. and a varsafy
OF excellent views we're obtained
Plenty OF frosst xere taken ard straw
berries we're enjoyed on Mt ~
IIelens At an elevation Of q GO feet
No large game OF any description vas
encountered and not uaistap 81 any
kind occurred dariug tie tip.
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INSANE PROM rmlvasfo~.
a Woman Attempt. ~ Drown Tie,
self tn Lake Wasfsiaston.

Mrs. Agatha krovh. living on TIE
shore OF Lake Washington, al the stsl
of the NesleE avenue able line. CREATED
q hie sensation in hrr neighhorhos,a
yesterday hy rushing down 81 the LAKE
and attempting to throw hrgxelf into
the wafer. just as she was ahoat 30
make the leap uesghhssr cAngh. her
and held her nntit assistance arrived.
She was taken hack "a her horne.
where il required several persons Ia
restrain her desire Ia take her tsEe.
Sheriff AeuFaw vas Iutiflea uf Tie
circumstances in The evening, aui
went out 10 arrest Mrs. krogh on a
lanssy charge. He found tier u he =
raving nansae, and a. he hal ns means
OF bringing her hzsk With hiai. or
guarding her h~IoTe trial. be left bee
IN the care 81 friends. and ~ln hrlug
her in 8; ~ ofclos this morning. "a
which hour she viii t.e exa sf,lssssi a. i,
her sanity 10 sks probate enmrs.
Mrs. Asueh l. The wgsc og 4 SeeSas
whe Is eaapleyez l or the galae asns, ami
Is the mother Of seven children. sAe
youngest nj Whaa Is not over eight az
ten months cid They arr wystehessts
reof. and her insanity has been cAasesi
by hsrdsAlps she has undergone. she
can sssssk no English whatever.
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TIE CITY FRONT.


be Asssan2esse wiil e re4kv for So,
by soaaFro~ night
The katsnaarg hire was tans,t ,lswu
10 lseosaa AaF1ng the nlSht.
I he gaspra sxslsst far Nlssks v,ssssy
Gay tsfsymfDg, Ssae casrssss a large ~.
az aparSsss
Use Leafs sslsxn Is az ANup,,f &
Fhataps wasrf sssge = nsw esssseF /
Assssg Fsat In.
The laEs sssl aal cone ia xsstss.lav
a. usual. Nhss 3ass tFsgs1ss sAs 49,
satt be aSees Sc sesf
The FaAssliS iefg sor san fssass. ses
fsstssGay Vvsaeg Rtth 80 tssus og
sss9sst Hs'a slGsss q Easassz 81 gAsaegs.
SxE@
TIE fsSssy teaYes tor gaEsisy,se SCR. :.
iA'z3s nsKt wFTk Iaps3la ssu3nm 80
i<Sts - hraE back a ezfeo Il hSgs.
EAss ssea
Part 81 as MS lsir.e.F fsr Sssss.,-
\ f'ass > Tee m9, wk5eh i h9snv
essss 'sr sssxsF s. ases-. fusst propxrtx
= esa the er0aa
The lsssae asa roe leave yeNs.r tsr
a. assassslhssa. ewlas 10 saas saea sass
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FER soNAi.

Gov, Miles & Moore wss in the s.ity
yesterday, en- route from Port TOXIN.
send O. Olympia
Mrs, u s, pArkhuss., Miss Nina
FagkhpsSl and Mrs.. Austin constitute
$ party AZ shsatsuaaa.
Miss NJ ;. Barlow. % Portland. il
visiting with Mr.. q T.. Bysy. having
returned fsoEu Alaska on the Corona.
Mr. &. Gabrielle. es Victoria. PASSED
through Seattle Yesterday on his way
So Europe, ehsFe BE viii travel soT
three months.
The engagement l. announced III
Henry strive captain AZ the sae
ksasen, and Miss Jessie Livingstone
granddaughter sss Captain WA, Reu.
tons
Rev Mr. NsReyna,sis has been
aesGvEgesl bv the f'vee Methodist
essafeFenEe fro IA los Angeles 4
Seattle. and All peeAsa his nsst ser
tnsaa ia tals ellis next ssnslay
gev ard Mrs. A. N. HousA. al les
Angeles. lesi Yesterday nogalHg ivs
ALASKA en ssav tafUas. The roagie
ssscssi = ssw dsys tn rsgams. the
saests Il NSlsaa TeAastt- Ma. iloarA
Is AStsser II Jay tssAsis
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Pomeroy has debt OF s.oa
The population of Doug as county is
2.G5t.
4 real estate boom has struck Fair
haven.
Counterfeit dollars are ia circulation
in Colfax.
Walls Walla and vicinity are re-
ported 10 be infested with tfamps.
Spokane Falls has ten hanks with an
aggregate capital Of si4 SO, 0co and
5000 coo IN deposits.
rhe people of Ellensbarg are at
tempting to limit the number Of sa-
looms 10 not more than two n block.
Lalorers engaged in loading the yes
sell Sarelonyx with zeal at E.suaimait
struck July -, for an advance of
wages. Their demand was not granted
and their places we're 1iiled with sailors.
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rROM TACOMA.


=
other Notes.
TACOMA. Aug. ALBERT TAFT. the
hu shaHd oE the rnute who had Dr. G.
4. a'ase arrested on charge of rape
VII lie sick IN bed several weeks
age. was arrested st an early
hslf this morning. TAFT, it
wi be remembered. Was being cross ex-
al iDed by the attorney for the defense.
wien the justice adjourned the case
III I'll the following siay. When the
ea~e was resumed TAFT was not 10 he
found. and his whereabouts was not
krown until a letter was received by
hi wife. dated Seattle, stating that
be would sail on the same
ssay the letter was written
for Victoria. Taits disappearance
cal he accounted for when il is under
50 cd that the legality III his marriage
- Mrs. Tat was questioned He was
" tered 20 bring the marriage certiii-
Gaze into court next s.ay, and his
al appearance is said TO have
been caused hv his inability
ID produce said document. The at
10 ney fer the defense claim that the
SUIT Is brought 10 blackmail Case. and
iaat the defense WAS getting the best
OF IL when TAFT skipped out Tat has
bean locked in Jail TO await the action
of the grand jury at It's September
meeting
A scheme Is now on foot for the inn
DC rtirsg OF servants from England and
Scotland ard the distribution Of the
sane among the several families in
need of the same. Mrs. joyce. of
z. gland. is interested in the scheme,
and Right Rev. Bishop Paddock,
Colonel Whvte, ex-Masor Drum and
Samuel Collier are also backing the
idea
The Orting LufIser Company, with
eArital stock OF Sap.ups. was moor
/ roratea today. The incorporafors
ara ii. s. Telligan. q. III. Merrill,
jean Wood and E. r. Reenan. The
company viii engage IN the manu-
/ IA ture uf lumber
Freddy aud Harry Erb. two small
/ bows. We're again before Justice Pat
rit K today, complaining OF the cruel
Treatment Of their stepmother. The
Ia her corrohorates the story OF the
boss. A kind lady on Tacoma ave-
me has taken the poor little fellows
as ny from the heartsess woman.
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ONE BILLION BRICKS.
VIII BE Consumed In kebatfdsns
Seattle Cosprnetfy ~ Before.

A welI-known pyorerfy -osner, brick
layer snsi builder. yesterday, IN con-
yersation with . PosT-IsTEEIfeEScER
reporter. stated that there viii bc 80
90 no brick used in Seattle before the
next season make Is ready for use
and delivery
Are there regniar seasons ftr the
lrick production he was asked.
Yes. what ] mean by next sea-
sonss make. is shlss Bs the first OF
merit April all the brick that are
made meantime. and all that can be
had. viii be used In the nes buildings
in Seattle, and then viii come howl
for more brick. Brick, you know, i
only made III the brick season.
We'll. rs you so hsndiiy handle
brick In detail aud in bulk, how many
such cubes viii IL require 10 rebuild
the Queen CITY as she once stood that
IL. before the ire, and within the fire
limits, allowing for whatever brick
ediiees that may chance 20 be built
outside that area ~
II viii require .ef1. 900 30 brick.
said he, allowing for the eity's adj
eIIii0nal increasing growth meantime.
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nEEvITsEs.

The meeting OF the Waila Waila
Agricultural society will he held Sep
tembsr |.
Stockholders OF the Boston National
bank met yesterday and perfected or
ganixatson.-
The Ptsss came out Yesterday as O
swo-eent paper and had tremendous
street sale.
The corpse of horse rose and III
with the tide In the slip at the foct of
Main street yesterday.
Hearing IN the Danfcrth contest
ease. involving the title to ninety
acres of land In Tacoma. was CON
eIuded yesterday at noon.
The stockholders OF the Electric
Railway and Power Company met
yesterday and increased the capital
stock from $780, Coz 10 $1,000
Steamer Wilmington viii leave San
Francisco for Seattle August 5, 1879,
carrying freight and passengers at re
diced rates. j. A. Hatfield. agent.
The Plymouth Congregational choir
have charge of the musical programme
at Chautagqua Beach tomorrow even
Ing. See advertisement Ina another
column.
The W. G. +. 4. meeting this after.
noon IN the NJ. f. church will be an
esangeIssiic meeting. The devotional
exercises viii he conducted By Mrs.
Ludlow.
Justice john +. Miller Yesterday
turned over 10 City Treasurer Isaac
Parker $3.50, the amount 81 fines
collected from city eases in his court
during the month of July.
The Hotel seagraye, Third and Vir-
riufa streets. opens this morning, AN
der charge of Captain ,sordon, re.
Gently of the Occidental. There are
accommodations for 100 guests.
Officer sheahan found four Migrants
all young aud IoHgh-looking men, In q
box car at the Grant street bridge
crossing. lie marched them before
Justice Mile, who fined them So
each.
A plat Of iltner's division OF Green
Lake addition To Seattle was filed with
the county auditor YESTERDAY. Thu
addition consists of six blocks of forth
lots each The streets are named
Buffalo. Elk and Deer. and the ave
i1aes. Ohio, Iadiana. Michigan, III
inois aud Minnesota.
Licenses TO we'd were issued By
| Auditor Forrest yesterdays Tor Jane.
j. Morris ana kesia Musgrove. 81
Franklin; Peter shafeF aud Anleha
kfenssk, 81 Seattle: NJ. Larsen and
Lena Myers. OF sfanwood John kal
berg ard Mary Nelson, Of Seattle
Maxwell NJ. kFuee and Sadie Carter
OF seattle
The Builders Material Compans
has purchased stsanis sc0w oi %
tons burden In Portland, for use in
handling heavy building material
The ssow il fiat bottom cenierboarsI
craft, and can be run upon gridirons
III discharge. She IL fitted with q
steam hosting apparatus. The scos
vas 80 have left Portland yesterday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jaiia Collier
/ who died Wednesday evening of In
| jnries sustained by being burned on
SATURDAY last. occurred YESTERDAY
afternoon from the family residence
en fssnmeF street. The costegs
started from the house at , o'clock
agsi fsioyed TO the Church Of Gu,
Lady Ut Good Help, where tie usaaI
services were conducted hy the gey
Father mcdonnell. The lnsergneni
/ wSS ~ ~ Asnnig cemetery