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l,~tR RTST~ FIRST ,fAsS oFY s
u restgsl seaGsa AnR7s asR
1ls kssass 81 isssssea A1s
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4BsTE fTTDKs

1 fkACfOsS-W WANTED 4 YOUNG
\ man w45a Eawst references - al ex-
f~Fle0ce,i snsfrsettse fg Cefsa pile nuFaT real
index ~ the geseafsss ~ ChehaiIs epssrs9T.
Washington Territory. Ad3resS b Ii
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foi VI.

f-DGNp. ADRitT JuLf "a COOP
= ski wilh wire raHR and heavy cog
ehecl for anchor attached Owner can
have same by paying charges Adar'ss ;.
y. Hook ansa1a. NNEla MarhnE. MIakaleN q q
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nErFcrfTE s6ENtr.

TBIELE ANa 0EREITT-A8sERI, AZ
l susf Fs-siEs Detective axenev Iis
Pig strees. tsfsseen seays& Aa4 Fgss.sE
t--.x - Ill u y
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mfNFED PtRrNEES.

" ANTEp-ro PORN PARTNERSHIP
w with <s4}ue one nos 10 the clothing
business ~ seattle ur SPOKANE. | have
clean siucS clothing aud furnishing goods.
opcu JanesrY. lNsa. amounting % about
<i30oi gped rafereuccs Fer particulars
adde's y Hsves. trinidad. Cot tSm
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LEI srDRg

rE,as A5ET EMBROIDERY sTogE Il
49, tsrli sssnR EsAtsEsaz SAg sgn ssus.a
cry ~ xsa5a Ess4s. Also assisyT. rse4ss
hs1'd &@st g. ste- A evs2fsM@sae@ - g.zs-
Essss9s = 4gssrss1 tgoss sAe sas.ssz - SEATTLE
a9& sssssNHsag 1aazs MS u T. Psisa~s
sH9 Ms FsAl. SIS seass ssres.z
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nrlls~la Sestt'e. Jaly & Iss8, 81 ia ulta
ST K &, He'll u ..sa
sn>ssEf lB Sgsgt.c, Juiy -. tss9. - the
wife 81 " ., Soases. a san
pAALe IN THIS cif,. 1u3t 10. lS.s. g.
the wife IT ~ 4 hsaAsalsh. : sou.
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OFFICE oF rHs CRY CLERK

~ INt itif tif NktTtIF
sEaTTLg. W. r.. Jaly =. issa
Nn'irc - hereby given 10 the aauerx az
property condemned hy ordinance No
Las. entitled, IAN ordinsnce 10 isv on
sifi establish public square in ihe city of
: attic. bounded on the south by the north
marginal line Of YesleF avenue. on The
east by Vie west marginal iiue 81 Front
street. on The west by the west marginal
tne az commercial street produced IN sn
intersection with Front STIR et and 10 nf,,-
Vide for ,he condemnation of resi- - ate
necessary ther for. thar they, the said
property owners, are hereby required 10
Afi"fnt one person so at with two a. her
persons lone 80 be appointed by the own
eTs Oi property benefited BY the pravisionS
al SAID ordinance No Las and one Ia lie
appointed y the mayor If said city az
Ssssbel ~ sppraisiiig aud assessing dam
ages aud benefits within aud Tor M. a.
sasssinent district described aud establish. 4
by section of said ordinance No flss
IN accord nee with The fsrovisfotls az
section lti ct 81 act OF the Ieere,arlIr, ~
TIE territory Of Washington. entitled. a.
SCI 10 revise and amend the charter Of fb,s
eli} 81 seattle, approved February 4. 49,, ;.
0ail spTsfinfnsilt : ts b made In wrltfue,
and HE'D With he city clerk Of the eify -
seattle on CT before the lg3h DAY nf Jtily
A. -. iSSs '@'
&. ". FERgls. cts Clevt
FIRST publication OF this notice. Juiv
lisa "tF y
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Notice.

svOuGS.
10 The stockholders OF the Uan,a tsfr.
ihsuFshce Com fahy ~ seattle.
y nrFessli j. desired 10 incressf, the ran.
ti@l STOCK Of the II me Fire Inats,afee.,
company Of Seattle, therefore the or6s.
s.ssed, b ing msio iiy of the trnstee. az
Ia gagfs heTeay call "a meeting Of
ths stock holders ol Said eoinuanv ~ "a
hela ON Monday, the 18th day Of Ausns,
NV, al the h0ur Of : O'Clock II, the att.s,t
n's't 81 ssid Gay, a. the cO,npany's ofI3ce
IN the eity O! Seattle, for tie rfsrt.s,s,. ~
49,, ,,...1,'sIihK prgPosiiiOn II the said
5H'sf ~ OF trustees duly adopted a, a ,,,r..f.
Tax 81 said board, held Jnu. ~ 80 -
t. me IneFease q me capital steCs 81 ss,d
|, ,'hl pahy rom the sam al oBe hunerea
th9usan d Dol ars 81 The sara Of tx., b,,,',t
fea and nfty thousand dollars
john +. HOYr.
BAILEY ttATkEET.
II. g. STRIVE.
VI j.. HALLARD.
4 Is ~rsgAAT.
JACOB FtETH.
e.-,., a. FHoSAs T. MINOR,
ttii'. " =. June ~ issg T4u.t...s
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sYetsF>HFP ETsrS

Ff>tsE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP all
! nt,nA'sA. F-NrS NosSh. nassses, gHr-s.
tNE t-s y1s sd gsssshE ggrs - rsstuee1
rares -. sz 'Ets ser Francisco far
~s1suf usrfs 9stHa44 asr
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At ! PER GENT.

Intercst-Stnp paying rent and own your
oea home; sleek iu the American Build
ing, Loan and investment Soeity, of Chi
cago. viii enable sou e. do this ~ above
rate OF interest For further Information
address or apply t. IS. q. Franklin & Co,
- Columbia street, Sewlln's block room =,
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NTk% WILLARD. ROOMS a sal q. -zi.gs,
VI Fr0ns sErast Nusess ffgsure. f5a4ls,
Ss-tAr. sss~as4aH. ptgstcAl ssss4ggs glass. ID
q g. ~sFur5aFz
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Hes esNr-FFeNls so Noo~. So
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NOR aESf- SGeKsR ttRNsS SIS
Il Tss'sa ssssfshs tsssS es swu g. b.
st.en Ess ssiwnstss ssse.
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1U WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
L The firm heretofore known az Hibhsri
& fesz has this day been dissolved hy
mutual cons M; aii accounts due said
firm are pay able 20 c. L. Hibbard rho win
nay ali indebtedness of said firm. {. l.
Hihbarf, Morris pelx.
Mr.. ~ P,lz viii still remain with me
Ny place OF business al present. Mallory
Honse, Third aud James. G. l. Hibbafd.
SEATTLE. w T.. In~e - Ike
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- A8T & OWENS. cry EVE&DR'S
= na.ce, 1snss< ,sryrss, }scfsfesu Ta3ssi aad
Fssrth. NftE sHfTt1iax pCoMpsiv al
IA + sSHE ssoN = CO.. gSGlNyEss
~. sn1 sssEs Atsnsss2. Corrected s.sxe.
ssst az. cats cs1mfT stsa s8sl+ssu xsRqs
sa u a+aU zssssfgf tts~sy f~r.e
.s-t SPACE ~ ,ss sss seat.3.s a a.
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II % IIkRe

r. BENNISGRACSE. ~gmg NAw'a
y. wsseF. is uos isscatfsi oa 'A.s sass
IL ~ lAsrt EiHesf. teetscc.a 5susts as..i
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4 o MtNNA & ts1. GttNgzAg Ts}ss-
40 tss &-s F<as ssh sEeF. Fra
f.a- fatg s@est gfaa snns.us 77 @s=ss nj
tF s afe E&5isF-~- ssags. IS. stree
1IHAEvES tSD EOT SpAwf37 VS. ~
W ErsAe SO ars1<e Cs.- eax8uesrs ard
eoa1fsraaFs @hN5f easl&inG. p.Ie sfrlysnS
~ eG4f%Ts- s4N ptseS ass2fsN feet sF
saga aeT fentrafese3 Flle-s fog H+sk sss
sane a. sr5sses tse Gre. st@ae fcat 9xrk
=ee st-~t
NJkM% e. BMSRn CkHPGE
> asst t8sHteT nN asst ess8 sd}nEs
~ seas tz< &fV@1 wHrk sssa-sFsss sssssss4 sstq-
~FHstfF a. reese f'r9feasa seattle
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West Street Improvement.
oFEicE oF TRE CiTY CLERK
gF fHE CITY ng -YsfFf q

oFEfcE GY TRE CRY CLERK
ok fhK CITY ug SEATTLE
SEATTLE, ". T JulF p iSss \
~o'seH ls ntrehy given 10 the owners al
property condemned BY ordinance \,
iI' entitled. rs, cr.ii agis-.. =, lf.s.af -
t@bi.sn AMI extend pub3}e street exre,,,s
INK irom where Hssi street ifg,.-.ss,ess 49,.
i!"Ffa EnArginal line Of Tliverstsy srr.sas ~
@H@ H1fih lime Of Yes e.r av,,s,,.,
snd 70 provide tor The co.,
detnustl0u 90 real 'fstaf.. nee.
tht7~t"F. that thew, fhe said t,r4,...,f :
O" hers, sFe hereby Fes4gs red IL sT,saiIsf f,,s
t%f~pn "a scr 18th two other t.tT.e,5ts 600
10 p apIs'ihfssl BY the owner. 81 pruis,ts.
pF'3ent.'d by TIE provisions 81 ssid irgk
! aia'ss 4,Ith- and oae - H. aes,gints..t
y the fasYor q aid 80
81 -eaitiei ~ sppTslsgas al Nssos.5,,s.
oAibA@ez ana eenetfs Witsiu aud fs- fhe
sss@Nsmeut district. dcser{heg and 49,.
sasae'4 ~ s*s8srSa ~ sala ngsslnaf,o,. X,
LIB li steontaEce WITH ahr Fsov5sis,,.s -
= elton iel ol As aN' IT gEre ferIs}sfs,s.. -
shs territory 81 v ash lns,san, entitled a.
a. 70 ftFi-e and &meHd the ehxr,.r ~ 49,.
cry 81 seattle. sprraVevl February 4 Is5ss. >
>Sza hf'fsssaSsa AZ Il 80 slss IExsss Ia tsrftft,
s1a ntsa with tile city clerk 81 the e.g,r "a
= q y on ~ bwsore the isfa dsy az ftsS
= - lsss g. " FEeHf- f1fv frfe.I'
flt-i publication - this sse,sles. JuIs @
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DDS FOR : KESpENCE WILL RE
II received npt - IL o'einck. 1uly l.. lsSl.
for hWlAius residence Tor M " u Ven.
tom. q rergideg! cifs,s oi $50 rsqured " ;ta
an hitEs ruNie i " HEX. architects
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ersf e,rsrr ntne sfN<

-H-NSN AsEE TRACY rs
IN &scfrs a&&E 81 ts~
aks tN sh2 AEs ssasss s3iFs i
sass s 50 e2esHstcs sssHe sf a-a m.
s@sI a5eas so NEss sa-7f fate-eaaeaE
ssFea sssa sssf Ea g. ka& Isl
eNs tsssN S sSAfs
IsHels = tNvKsFNENT EgaHT AND
u skfsassssF ~ ssfss 81 ss-ssarsd a cav sxs
A. ssae- esssss = Nais Fsss foNsass "a
( sss2As 4 ASAE FMDgKETg Suk.H 90
~ 9@1s rase3 a. sssx 10 ssa seq see@. -
isesss ssrysEx srea sSs "a a sxres rARA
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Az AND Ms. 2 }. CASTLE. RYAF-
VI es eH8 feseaeTs fc=srsaa Fsarf-,
= -rg3 see-4 C3 Fke street. E 80. lscs -
IS D. -
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dds Will re RECEIVED Ur To JCi.f
ID g. fsF thf cons rueftaB Il thf,v,- story
hvlrs tHildiug on Wash!BSt 81 street.. west
of tpm e5crpjsL Pans aud ssec aCssSa8s
NAV ~ seem a. tNe residence ei J. i.aaE
sfNn. corner of + gistA sHd Union streets.
The r}-ht g. ieef aas and All proposals j.
r.assfr4.al4
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rKrEnTsfKr srnGEn,s

4 ~ 4. J, MCINTOSH. n a. a.
gFssn e Of Ontario Ve-rffnarv c.s,
@2r. t@seuto. come Nin.h sn4 wsfv
r-ets - Montana sts fsfes
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Issues policies of Insurance u,s,,, -
sslsts titles guaranteeing absolute, rrs,.
sssll,'ii against ioss ~ EsasOn OF slefcstive
~ assumes AZ It's own expense the defense
:. ~ ~ .eEsl proceedings Instituted in the
ihe insured from all troatir. snnsyzs,s..
saxls1f. Cost szad expense attending sfseh
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1EE>SRS. COOPER AND GLYNN. LATE
vi al the DC. ideutal hotel g. steward
and head waiter respectively, will. at 1
=. IN today, open a tfrst-eiass ladies' and
genllen ems dining room a; the southwest
corner 81 ! es'er avenue aud Secoud street.
~ A. MCKENZIE 4 CO. CAN BE
iJs found ia their rev eisiec. second
ae0r, Law ilyn Dodge building, Secoui
street. between Jam : aud Caerry.
VGANTED-A FEW CUSTOMERS FOR
W Ravens biarrhoea Aixtarc. I.ssl
Front street
THE rARkE 4 Lacy MACHINERY
Com any. 81 aud - North Freut street.
Portland. Or, manufacturers CT and deal
ess Ia mill ana mluioE foschi cry, bolierp,
engines, wood and iron working mschin-
cry. Estimates furnished oa complete
plants OF every description. seattle office,
room -, Boston block.
CLARK d CAPEN SELL. FURNITURE.
Y carpets bedding, etc. cheaper for cash,
than any other firm ia or around seattle.
Try them sus you viii fnd II 30. Pike
street, eetweeu Fourth and Fifth.
lsTfTH AVENUE HOUSE NEW MD
i handsomely furnished with Bathrooms.
centrally located. one hloes north and three
eAsf o4 poetof.ice: siiastiou cool. charming
aud shady; best house for families me-
ia sBtcs sud business men IN seattle
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IMPORTANT
SALE |

! have been authorized Nv Nh
w. 5. Ladd, OF Portland. 10 IN
his 100 acres OF land in Section 4
lying between Lake Union and
Green Lake, by the acrr in sub
divisions to suit, at low pires and
on easy terms. Surveyors are now
suhdividing the tracts This S
unquestionably the finest oppu.
tunity ever presented for secunnga
suburban home site, or for 4 specp
lation, within the reach OF any one
This land is high, smooth and
slightly, much OF it being in vies
OF the city and Lake Union ana
the balance overlooking Grse,
Lake.
Bear in mind that this land j
convenient to The motor line M
under construction to Green Iakk
10 any one purchasing 5 auu
OF this land for immediase ~
provement, | will donate vzfs
front lots on Green Lake for bot
house, etc.
n. B.-None of my property /
Green Lake is for sale BY the aue
but only in lots and blocks.
VIM. D. WOOD.
Room o, kilgen brick block, Sec
ond St, bet. James and Chem
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hOET-INTELLIGENCER-
FMIgoaAsy HsxnSrAErxHs--Cm. Yszrsh
- Coinmbfx sgFee1s.

xysy
fs>fs~
1880 -s--.s------
~. $500
~ - - essssss = ~ -
A.eee - se0tseee - - k0sff III
AsNkSeA1 u).s Santt1s
The RosT-TsTyIISGEs xx - On sac q ne
following sfenc5es.
HAy FsANcIsce, Cat Fslxxs Hsse news
stand.
Los Ax6EIgx. CAL "a wsSsss 4 " resr,
West Firss ssress.
PoETLAxB. Ug--~Nfis1x Sess -tAfs
kAwsAs CTR. Mob. Gtlek. Il East
fifth street
DKHyEx, coL---E. Sszi.h 4 soa, Fsf' esEssa
oua Lawrence
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Era "a snd Vice Presi icnf Donald Ross
ot SIossDs ads are IA the city for the par
poe 0I tirgauiziag 4 company e. mAnnisc-
Ia 4 fthrtsi stone Mr.. Grain has had
wears 0t experience Ia thts line II work
re company viii work under the y IF
NesAer patent The stone made ~ this
lsfts-sSS = Use test mAaui3sc nYsti - il s.
tmfsTsi Is "a fra az Wal sua stands
heat or eold without cracking. l. Mime
afaplts snd other large cities OF the East
. ArtjhJ Isl stone ~ thfs patent Is largely Ia
use aud Aas alWsts given satisfaction The
company here VII manufacture artificial
sfefe fer al Kinds ~ bniit1ns purposes,
sii salks. paving blocks, tiiiug fancy
irfu ns3ngs far friek frents. etc II Is eSpeys-
iAAy uae sc isYes sewer piEres. curb.
s,at4es hiicciUE- EeeS =. or monuments. a}za
walks fry yarsfs, 81 tifercni ceiors and pat.
teTns Tenn s,rsTy quarters have hs,en Sc
s1rVsI 81 - -eeea3 street southeast engsqY
81 ~tsHsnJ s8d A&f iou, n here sp- e4rseus
are en exhibition \ meeting Wiii ~ he}a
there sais tFt}tsy5 evening a. p va, Ia
TeeF5oft Organization Al interested are
invited a. xtteu4
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4 \. HOLMES, DENTIST. ROOM g.
cojTua hls haus. -
k WILLS PRICE, DENTIST.
BaFae brock. Third ard jruinu
i y fnA. DENTIST. EEwLIS BILOXI
~ - Nu}afnbis street. ~,.affle.
~ g. T. WEBSTER. nE%Tf-T -.
- 'ssiaF stress. near Deans sehs.a3. N0r1f
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NOTICE. ro CONTRACTORS.

DDS ARE INVITES FOR TIE EKEc-
ID ton az s ,hfee story and basement
pressed brick a3 stone building on Gort n
east eHfHes OF and hersy streets IsT
&. Sehemrman Bios eelTed until II
oClock the Iath .si sam G. Noodall.
Architect Colonial block
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tRRaEp
FoH M.

IruR kENr~Hs 98g s. soNKn HD So
u elise iH gcfa4i1rr ast al & .,sr,,
III >sses Il street
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AT0IES - PROM CLARK s MOkRi-
- sons t.aai house on the night of Iuiy
3, whitehall beat, - feet long; painted
white seAt. kuses, rails. hardwood aud
implanted lining all cot, rowleeks brass;
viii pay ibersilt for aHy Information that
will lead ~ recovery Of same. 4. Thur
low. 2,g3i rhiri street
I osf-ntglNG FIRE. TRUNK, con.
I 4 taiBiuN clothes. a certificate 81 lie
post ON Puget sound National bank for
sio} noiss for 49, and warrant on city os
seattle for ~ Finder N.ii b. suitably ~.
wsried by leaving =, shap of William
iisatiie & SOB. ThifJ street, between PIKE
atid taiou.
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east corner OF Il and sitrsy streets IBr
g. Sehemrman Bios eelEed until II
uClock the Iath asst sam &. Ne0da II
Arcni,ect. COLONIAL 9leck.
NOTICE To oNrRAtToRs-Al BERT
~ street grasis.--<ealed bids viii be- te-
eeivei by the unAersigueG clerk Of the
city al seattle on OF before Friday, July ~,
isss., 81 4 o'closS .. m, for the grading 81
and construction Of sidewalks on both
sides nf Albert street from Depot street tn
sixth street. in Gce0rlanee with the plans
and speclticai. rs Therefor now ON Ole in
nay office. In 4 90 be accompanied by
. cash deposit $3.50 as security fog the
execution al s1y contract that may be
awarded. The qt reserves the right IA
e " FERRIS, Clerk.
FIRST puhilea iou July L. 1889.
NOTICE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y street grRde-SCaied bids viii be Fe~
crlyed by tha undersigned, clerk Of the
city of Seattle. ga or before Friday. ia y
r., ias1. al ! O'clock 3 M, for the grading
of and construction al sidewalks Oh SIKH
street, ffUm Pike street 81 Spring street, in
accordance with tbe plans aud spociaea
lions thcre foE now GA hie ia my Office
Each bid io be accom- panied By cash de-
pcsil of $50 = security for the execution
~ any contract that NAV be awarded. The
city reserves The ght 81 reserve any sad
alb buds q W FERRIS. CLERK.
F.rst publication Jnly Y. lss9.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS LON
y bard street grade sealed bids viii be
r,ceiyvd by the undersigned clerk oi the
city of seattle Of oF before Friday.
July -, iE-3. al { o'Ciofk y IN,
ior She grating ct aud construction
of sidewalks CA both sides of
Lombard street. iram Depot street a. Her
rison street, iu sesNFdance with the plans
ani specification therefor Bow on BE Ia
my ofilec Each bli 30 be accompanied by
= cash deposit ~ s25a, a. security for the
execution ~ any contract that may be
awarded. The city reserves the right Io re-
{ ". FERRIS. CLERK.
vfrs' publication. July u isss.
NORGE ro CONTRACTORS AR
y shattuck representing whittier, fpl-
Ter 4 Co. "a be- esate paints oils and glass
may =. found e. ihe hardware store ~
Campbell 4 Atkinson. second and Union.
Plslv Flass sgseialsy
II p. INTERCHANGEABLE foR
L &. aiding and excavation promptly
done. and reasonable. Address. Seattle.
pas'effge.
DDS FOR = KESlpENCE WILL RE
ID ftteivvd np ta IL o'eince. 1uly l.. lss3.
for hui}lluss residence for Mr " u Ven.
tnn. q rergldeg3 Cifs-es * $50 retfulred ita
al bi3s. ToNie & Hile.'S. architects
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-12

I,OR SALF-THE SEATTLE TRANSFER
L Co will receige bids for their property
on southeast corner south Second and
Main streets. viz. Lots aud 2, block 4,
Mayuari's addition t0 The city OF Seattle
For tub particulars cal on b. r. -hauout.
mansg-r. bids IL I've cIeneG August :. lss9
The cattle Transfer Go. Seattle, July 3,
1852
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
VIEW FEE L
The Probate Judges and Sheriffs Want a
Revision of their Present Allowances.

The Probate Judges and Sheriffs Want a
Revision of their Present Allowances.
1t has been known ever since it was pass
ed at the last session of the Legislature
that the fees allowed under the new bill,
approved September IA, 1887, which went
into effect last month, are utterly made
quate for the services required to be per-
formed by the Probate judges and Sheriffs
of the Territory. 1t has also been under
h I'D that tho Sheriffs intend to meet in
Helena next Friday, February l. to draw
up a fee bill that will allow them q little
profit in their offices. 1t was believed at
first that the Probate Judges would meet
then for the anne purpose, but inquiry
yesterday showed that such is not their in
t~ention.
In discussing the matter with the Probate
Clerk yesterday he said the errors OF the
bill now in existence are SO manifest that
they only need to be called to the attention
OF the proper committee of the Legislature
to have them amended. The time of the
Probate Judge is taken up with transac-
ton OF business for which he receives alb.
solutely no compensation, and in cases
where the fee is set down it is SO small as to
be utterly inadequate for the service per-
formed. Mr.. Sproule gave instances in
which the Judges time might be occupied
for several consecutive days in particular
proceedings connected with the probate of
estates for which the only fee allo wed is one
dollar. Ten cents is allowed for filling
up certain blanks and making copies
and posting them in three different
places about town. The bill is full of SINH
lar p%enurious allowances. Were the bill
for a probate office n a large city where
the business in a day is fifty times what it
is here, the scale of fees might be excusable,
but is quite untitled to an office in a sparse
population in a county in the far West.
Sheriff Lloyd in reply 20 questions as to
how the new fee bill was working with him
said he did not know whether the fees of
office will be sufficient to pay the under
sheriff and one deputy their salaries There
is absolutely no profit in holding the office
ofSheriff except what he makes off tn board
OF prisoners. He is going to meet the other
sheriffs of the Territory next Friday at
Helena, when they expect to revise the fee
DILL so as to make the Office bring some
revenue to it's holder. At present a candi
ha to spend more III his canvass
than he realizes during his term of office.
And yet men will tear their shirts, and
and wear themselves out night and
day to get a measely public Office.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
THE JURY
Case Growing Out of Conflict of Owner.
ship of the Great Eastern Lode.

Case Growing Out of Conflict of Owner
ship of the Great Eastern Lod
After several adjournments the case OF
Territory VS.. Gregory M. Lyons came up
before Judge Lippincott on preliminary ex-
animation on a charge OF drawing and ex-
hibiting deadly weapons. The prosecuting
witness was Elias Simington, well known
about tow as the colored chimney sweep.
Mr.. Simington and some other parties were
under the impression that they owned the
property in question and went up, n day
last month, to represent the property.
They were run off by Captain Lyons with a
gun. The question really was to whom the
property belonged, the captain claiming
title to it under a deed from j. J.
Mattingly, James E. Jacobs, Elias Shining
ton, Mrs. Babe Simington and Chas. Flag
to him, March 10, 1887, conveying to him
their interest in the Great Eastern claim.
It therefore became q question whether
Captain Lyons was justified in doing so or
not. Five witnesses were examined for the
prosecution and four for the defence. The
prosecution proved that Ly ons had drawn
a pistol. The defence proved by the above
mentioned deed that defendant owned the
property and the question was whether,
in a case OF this character, the defendant,
after ordering the men off the property,
had g right to draw a pistol threatening
them.
The jury disagreed on the question as
to the ownership OF the ground, the testi-
mony being that complaining witness
claimed title and the defendant also. In
the absence OF Mr.. De Wit, Mr.. Duffy OF
Campbell & Duffy, prosecuted, and Mr..
Haldorn of Mcbride & Haldorn, defended.
The jury were out over an Lour discussing
the case, which occupied the time of the
court during the entire afternoon.