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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25
DisCLAIMED BY THE RACE.
Italians Say Charles Mint IL Not Of
Their Blood.

Charles Mint. who Is charged with q ter
rible crime against a 5-yesr-old girl, was
brought before Justice Miller at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon for q preliminary
hearing. District Attorney Newlia stated
that owing TO the critical condition of the
victims health she could not be present in
court as witness and therefore he moved
that the hearing of the case be postponed
10 Tues ay evening next al 7 o'clock. He
offered to bring two physicians ia1o court
10 testify that the little girl was very sick
aud unable To give evidence II brought into
court, but this was not considered neees-
sary. as the attorney for the de-
PENDANT agreed to the continuance,
which was fhercupon allowed BY the court.
Mint a. again taken 10 the county jail
by clreuit0Hs route, as the police were
afraid 10 expose him 10 the fury OF q mob
that might have been gathered ia q
moment had he been taken through the
crowded streets. HIS bonds have been
placed as 81 900, 50 be sciii stand no chance
OF release from jail before the time of his
hearing.
His attorney yesterday said he had been
refa ned by the Italian Protective iNso-
clation, and briefly outlined q cont N plated
d. euse
The leading Italians OF she city eaphaf-
ieaily deny inst Mint Is ara italian or that
they or Italian Protective Association
have retained an attorney fo defend him
The flfst fact was found 10 be true last
evening apon the statement OF Mint him
self that be- is = native Of Portugal aud
that he has not a drop of Italian bEood IN
his veins although be called himself au
Italian when asked his nationality by the
Officers who arrested him The Italian
residents OF the city are greatly exercised
over the matter. as they think tina the
publication of the Statement; that Mint is
an Italian has the tendency OF exciting un.
just preiudfces assiusf their Fsce
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Money Nones soAs4sai uu chsfieis ard
other security. f1lkins 4 sisltE. e. srcoas
ssBeet.
ssresial sale kid slnvss, se-. 75e: the
sresIesf bargains ser. chestsr CleaFy
sac kid gioves; special sale: all sizes
/ hester Casary.
Ns~ Foster kia gloves. manufactured hy
fsssFer, Paul 4 Co: NIX quality; al
sssrs. Chester CsesTy.
Xii giaye sale. Chester CleaFys
sec ls,iies' mussin undsr~ssr gs-mects
handsomely Trimmed. Chester Cisary.
New lo.g hsnsled pzrasos. cssssei
Ct.ary.
s. Aesustfgched hsndksr hiefs, eol0reei
border. hester cexrs.
New lsees. Chester C5eary
Mourning dress g1sls1s: usw lot Chester
Cis=srs.
New dTes. goods Chester Ciesry.
fsucs. Nc Easire & Psnfiug. eli scsand
street. have ssasass cissssrxs acreage suitable
for ssssffiag. Call a. oHee.
se~ smhros3esiesL Chester Cse&ry.
Sew hosiery. Chssssr Clear.
S&w sssr~a as Chester tsltsry.
six pain fall regular Esrtf..h hase sar
tlgG. Tak 5as, -tngerasaa & "a.
Nc Persian triulniags. Chester Clears.
Table linsns- Cisr>ser CsesrY.
sss hs-s1Sy. Chester ci~sry.
oar a. e9 sivrhy hsts. I.'eSs styles, re.
dus,d ia q a. Tex -. SugeTsasa 4 Co
Nxw underwear. gasxseF Ciea-x.
srw silss Chester Eiesry.
Gress drives iHais sssks chesser Ciesrv.
x.suey 90 load. bong az sEart time. Il. 4.
Miller & Co. us Sssaer sseasse. Occidental
hAtsek
sor sss gloves a. the sac. all ssres Ches
TER caesrs.
Drsss gsosss. sFsAesal vaiaes- s.tsssts'
tssesrs.
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ALL LEAD TO PUGET SOUND.
Transeontinenfal Lines After
washington's Traffic.


There g1s an tfnususl large NUMBER d!
railroad szen N S<efsle yesterday.
Amongst thern Eere ~. a. Dixnrs, assistant
general passenger agsas OF ffse Chicago,
Aiissukse d &c. Paals r. W.. Casey. trasEI.
Ing scent 81 me sane lsns@ Il r BeEsar,
Of tine Agnszn& Central. E61xrf Copeland,
Of the C.fie.zo. e. Paul & Kansas City. aud
W q Carson, formerly of the Northern,
f2esfie. ri0w passenger agent Of Tie Cana.
dian Pacific
~ he Fsseerst xefson Of the frxnscunfsnen-
tai iires has rendered Puget sound . field
OF vast i'm appearances 70 railroad men" said
o7e ~ tire rztlrussserx. yestsreay. By
agreement 81 The JFarseortIrkeufsl Asseci-
atsoD, all that territory nsgth Of line pro-
5eetei east from Portland. was
formerly grated 10 the NogtE-
ern Pacific, none of the other
tEsnscon iiuenfai roads being allowed 70
com pete for frAffe fn slsxf territory. b.
some means. however. the sosth "a Pa
esze kas always been able 20 reserve sae
rsgns 10 sell tickets 10 and from Ifsinoss
sad Missouri pofnts. sssd down rs far a.
Texas, thus entering the legitimate Eesd
OF The Union Pacific and Southern. But
nos the Union Pacific has withdrawn
from the agreement and entered the
sofsheTn's Geld The southern Pacific
also j. getting ali the frafsse Is can Up here,
and The result II that the actual terminus
sf al the transronsluentas routes has been
rem vec from Portland 20 fuges sngnd.
seasfle L.. Of eoufza, the most i'm portart OF
sound points. and viii Be the practical
headquarters of the railroad men, And
that Is the reason you have iaresy seen The
reprs sentstiHes of 20 many OF the trans.
continental roads and lines tributary 10
theTu making a tour OF the sound country.
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

si1fB Sr.-Two lots at the northwest
ing . nne residence. $4,000.
SIXTH Sr.-one hundred and twenty
feel square and hye-room house, with
larxe AMOUNT vi small fruit. ~ nortnsas,
corner Pine and sixth streets, IS 900
fUukfH Sg.--eycn-roon hard nuisht d
house, ana rinr 81 hils LOT on ea&s side oi
Fourth, between spring and seneca, 81. 90.
THkLFTH ST. = choice residence and
IA l aot. corner Twelfth and Pine. Mag
nineent view and one of the hest ar
ranged residences in the city, 1870.
DkP0f ST.-FuIl lot and double house,
corasr Depot and Lombard streets. s. 800,
kfNG NJ Lot and eight-room hard.
hnisacd house on King near Tenth. 1900
IWkLfIH ST. Good house and two
lots. northeast corner Twelfth aud Howell.
81, 80
pEPUT Sr.-Two and one half lots Of the
cornsr of Depot and Virginia streets. 81. so
1kNIH sT.-slsh tly lot and seven.
fsss1sa Eoasr on upper side of Tenth street,
s,1i wceh Dearborn and haEies. q, 700.
WARRINGTON ST. Two new hards en-
isGea, we'll built seven room houses OF
! " aslaiu gton street Rear Twelfth: 81 ,5<A
/ saca.
LAkE Union - Toar-ro0m house and
nse, sskhfly fOt nesr Lase Union, on the
electric ear ltac. 81 so
JAtKsos ST.-Two lots aud three-rocFn
hog>e south OF Jackson street, uesi
the lake, 81 .l50.
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SEATTLE POST NTEILIGENcER THURSDAY APRIL g. isss

r0xeSss Is she rexssenee portion ef shs
city exeer< fHs Streets waere there &re car
bses. ard st&zEsar1 sne syssexz znxy ~ AZ
Yls~9 70 2errsr, Valley. High. y ard. Pros
Eees Wee z1s1 axrxH nuzAFT OF otae<
streets ~ North seattle slzx<. exiuE - shr
conformation Of the oonnfss. s~ss sire ssrs-
cal trEztEeEt.
Anonx the eitfez thai have ADOPTED this
systesn - street grazing In -esiGeuee fer-
tiozfs are HsehiDxsan. LhSexx0. Phfsas1ei
psse, S. Paul. Daluth. Minneapolis ard
kszssss CifF. Esrae 81 wAiea bare 80 zaurh
n%esz s'f ee0nArnF In fhx saatfeT OF street
improvements or % many natural aitEfsT1-
y 70 oFsFsoEse In making grades - Sc
attic
The plan = An inDorasson 50 far ss
Sezffie IL concerned. and. although il Is
b<i51vest hy TIE engineers 70 hare rcxny
decided xdFzatzEs@ over TIE old way OF
gEsEl: Bg ssreezx their fail wl1th a. great
expense. zfe counsel does n0t wish 70 Act
nfg1 the saEf eF unfa an expression OF
opinion Il heard BY y-orersy Csners wha
slIi ~ affected By IL MessrS seurrs a
Owens have plans for high street az their
0szsxe for inspection BIZ Interested b4r<sss.
- no are invited 10 exzxaiae them and ex-
press their opsHloEs before the next meet
ing 81 the council
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when oflicer Kelley 4arted out to the
east end Of Jackson sfrett with the chain
gang yesterday afternoon he had twenty
seven men armed with thayels and hand
scrapers fer The work "a cleaning of the
sidewalk. which had been covered in
places with laudslideJ during last sun
days rain. The meu whit oaf cheerfuily
enough until they arrived q, the plare
where the work was fof be done and then
fourtees VI them laid dbwn their tools and
refused To labor. Thfy said that their
time would expire tai two or three days
and that they needed a little rest before
starting out 10 fare q cold and htar,less
world again.
Then Utfisef Kelley had 20 march the
crowd back 10 the city jail again. The
fourteen strikers were ioeked mp in cells
and will be kept here on brad aud water
until their terms expire, while the thirteen
that were willing 20 work will he ALLOW I'd
the psivtleg. of the corridors, and " III b..
fed on turkey with cranberry sauce ard
the other deiicaciss Of Jalier BogSrt's table
81 k4Ste
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS

MADISON Sf.-Two fall lots northeast
CORR OF sixth and Madison; easy terms,
$3.50.
SEVENTH Slot southwest corner
Jackson and seventh streets, 500.
SEvkNTH ST.-Lot on east side OF Sew
enth, between Union aud University, IS. $50.
COLUMBIA ST.-ruli lot on the south
side OF Columbia street, near Eleventh.
81 500
MAIN ST.-Desirable lot on Main, below
Eleventh, 5000
ki6HTH ST.-Northwess corner Eighth
and Olive, 400.
/ QUEEN ANNE TOWN-Two lots on Bluff
street, near the corner of Victory, in
Queen Anne Town, 81 600 each. Another
lot In Que a Anne Town for sl.i0o Ia
EsEvENTH sT.-Lot on Eleventh, near
Stewart, $500.
WASHINGTON ST.-Lots on Main and
Washington streets, between Twelfth and
Fourteenth, sl,2t9 TO 81. $50.
LAKE Uxl0S-Iot on Bismarck street,
near The lake, 81 20.
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TWELFTH ST.-Three lots northwest cor
ner fwcifta and Weller. s3a0o.
EAST PARk-fine lot IN Denny's Easi
Para cleared aud fenced, $50.
mob HiLL-Doable corner on Mob Hi
fL.zA0.
CkOWN SuPPLEMENrAL-Three of the
etia,i'7est lots Ia Crown supplemental ad
diiion. 1854
ARLtS6ItjS HEiGHTS-B Blocks IL and II
AIRING on Heights addition. at 5000 each
MADISON sT.-Half block In McGil
Was rrer addition, 81 500
MADISON sT.-Lots with ine view, adj
joining kenton addition. $500.
NOkIHksN ADDITION - some of the
Choicest Sots IN Northera Addition.
DkPUT ST.-Lofs on Depot street neal
Broadway with magnificent view, $50.
MADISON Sr.-Lsts in Hall'z Addition
adjourn Z Renton Addition, 1850.
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Panels Drawn fer the May Term Of
District Court.

Sheriff MeG9aw, Auditor Forrest and
Clerk OF the District Court Ledgerwood
yesterday drew the following pauels oi
grand sud petit jurors for the May term 81
district court. which coilyss.es on Monday
Aay -, NJ 10 ss'ti.a K ia the morning
GfsDd jnrs &C r. Kinney. Aae aide; T.
". Hans.r' seattle. Aiffsd 5hurlow, Seat
Tie; George Eogsaa9. ststfie; Charles berg
man. Jnanita W II Harris. seattle: Henry
Gfoihen, osseofs r L. Willis. ksnt; Gee,
Ames. Affhnr. K. T, Brannun. S8oquai.
nile. E. Z. whitney, Green River. ". T.
Jeu.S. SEATTLE: Chas. p'keefe, vashos;
Henry burton. sunnydaIe; T. w Lake
seattle. Daniel Nc Lean. Franklin. David
Gilmore. seattle.
Petit jury l. H. Tenuy, seattle; r
Murphy. oseee,ia: |. X Beehtel. Hoaghton
fg.sd Weiss, Asondale; ;. r French
Huughton; Michael Burns. Green River;
=. T. Titus, kent. john 5 SpriugmaH. 81
attic: W. Il. Galloway. Seattle; Isaas Kern
Seattle, NJ VI keating, seattle: George W
spray. seattle. Merreit Leroy, Duwam ish
Theusiory Tamm. Euumelaw; A. f. Hill
seattle, Judd X. Ausierson. Fan City: A.
W, Judd. Nsshon: Frank Hill. wht &c River
wm. Drunk. sqaas: A. z. Burueii seattle
John Johns. Fsaaktin: j. NeIyer, Cessa.
River. mos. J Berse, Cedar River; A. A
Fisk, Saoqaalmie. William Blanchard, Sc
attic
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PHIiaDhLrHIs, April 4.The nineteenth
anaasl assembly of the women's Foreign
Missionary society OF the Presbyterian
church hegan Ina this city to-day. Ahsynl
SO delegates w.re In attendance, from all
parts OF the country anu some from foreign
lands The home secretary reported foaI
suxilliaffes anu IA branches having been
added daring tue sesr The Occfdena,sl
haarsi. icprs seuting Inc societies of Calffor-
mia. which fase hitherto acted ia eonnec-
tlon 18th this society. has taken steps to
wssds s. psfaie organization aid viii re-
port directly to the b ard Of foreign mis-
sions of the Pr soi terrain church
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The Council Will Considers New
Plan of tuer.wem~pE


Plan al tmer.vem~gE
CRY Engineer SsnrTy viii syfnis "a the
CON uion council a. It's next fsular rases.
ing. ne~ faan fos lmpnfiag side bill
streets In North stsite.
Tas pan proposed is u gFsse tAese
streets City feet iH width from ssitsr esfcc
ef sidewalks ihssssa If Ihs fali with Of
rhe s,F-rt, eszaty Fest. taEs making the
-sssslwkF thirty fsss few& ia tae cigar.
Tass sail iease Efsevn fret ea saeh side
hes see1a the cater e.sge ~ the sstsrs a :
sna ffse haah1SHg giae. This xils b ss.stxss
90 aatsurzniy, and wtsi t,e ogaamsnsesi
~ifh gfAss AZ shrnaeeFy. fhas dosEs sWas
- iSh ths ~ssFttesi eas> that sfx eS@sys csys
fug IN and cssssrsEaS tie sidewalks. mza the
ga he ass ard retaining wslss that rsssk -
mnea "a build and a graf deal n1srx 20
MAINTAIN. Nv saEs pszn sassr wtA b. AMI
fsfra fnrain~s tFssa each side If tssc Fs.i D.
the - sasnsne pE.as9Ess sasss a1 Of the ra-
sixhsty egfs as1 vertical walls Of exrsa sGa
Wsa@S
II - estimated ~ MeSsgs ssurry 4 os4
ems, she e3ts's essxtarsrS, that ihe uew
pan al sire graAia1 wlsi esst fsssn - 10
- per e~as less ihss che a'G sysiesn. 7hir~
~ toas feet i . ssssssiens ~iasn for any
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CARPETS CARPETS pAKPkrss

4 fun atsd eiessri line of body Brussels
estneea from $t-ss to sLee par yard.
hytFs superb inRrains, full 1914 ends
reduced from soe Ia soc
Extra super cotton warp Ingram. re
duo ri from Toe 10 tsle.
A splendid line * brst tapestry Brussels,
Fe.tactd from $40 80 soc.
We make SIsrg1siiy OF essin ating for
carpets and shsass. and guarantees hgSl
class workmanship AT the very lowest
prices. Tas -. Ssngernan & To.
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PERSONAL.

Rev. A. Il Baaas. Of Tacoma. is in ths
city
NJ II ". Mcneil has geae East on 8
hss1HeSs trip.
M II laskegmsu. ~ ycw York CITY. =
rsprss sentative n the New YORK hFsaea al
III ossEen impsoxpnxns tsssmnsDy. - IA
tar city Ia sssfarAux NasA sssps, II llt. Nr.
. TackeFman taspccsesi sae franklin sine
scx.rxdsS
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND Trust
COMPANY AMI SANINGs RANK

YtSlef. f.esYy baii,.ing, Mill sirset 0ppo
size Commercial stFs-et receives deposits ia
any ausuuT and allows interest thereua
Essssri II trustees: Leigh = ], Hunt. Thona-
A. I. Nsfes, Edward X. Downing, J D.
Isswuaan. tss-Drxe H. Heilbrsu. David y
BAXTER, ard Wa. kEsh sr Fisher. Bank
open daily from q. IN Ia I p IA: Sasae
days - la. 70 = W.. sBss r. IN. 20 .. N
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WEARY OF LIFE.
Austin 4. Bell Com
mits Suicide.
llI-Health the Cause for
the Deed.
He Writes Farewell TO His Wife
and Then Shoots Himself.

Lacking Himself In Hts Once. Re
Places . Pistol 90 Ills Temple
and sends . Bullet Crashing
Through His Erain--AnsctIonat
Terms of His Last Message-Tn
CoDst.n. Fear Of Approaching
Insanity-The second white Child
Born In seattIsA Man Of Great
wealth.
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Another INcoanoRATfox.-T Cottage
Construction Company died articles of in
corporation with the county auditor yes
terday. The incorrorafors and trussee.
are Vim. III. Moore. Fay NJ Fits, John Ne
Credie, Vim. B. cantrell and Elijah Y Grit
nth. The capital sock of the corporation
II 5000, and its object Is to purchase, sell
aud lease real estate. to- clear land. con
siruef bu ldinSs aud carry on general de
yeiepment business.
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NogwEGIAT PAPER.-Messrs. Frank Olsen
and julius sunde. OF this city, viii shortly
start weekly paper in the interest OF the
Norwestsn population Of Seattle IL will
be eight RACES Of forty -eight columns, aud
wili be Republican IN pol ties. Mr. Olsen
left last night for Portland 10 purchase the
mimi
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ACRE TRACTS.

LAKE uNioS.--Tsn acres Of wster front
OF sse stst side of Lake uDlou, t0oa.
LAkk UNION Forty acres north Of Lake
Cnlsif. siu.o0
SOUTH OF The CITY - Seventy three
ss1es soa Of the city ct SIS an acre,
81 Ia
SMITHS COVE - Ten acres as Smith q
Cove, Within gwo blocks of the railroad
land. D. soo.
J0ks0N sr.-Five acre tracts south OF
Jarks.,u .Irett. s5,uos AID s.. go.
Madison sTs-f.ve acrss south Of Madi-
SOU o. rsvt, -a.a10.
xskrn of INK uTT-Two and oue-haif
acres berth 81 queen Anne Tosa. t2ooo
egksN LAkE - twenty aeres north Of
6seru l-ase. 400
ACRE TRACTS-single acres In Day a
sere gardens north OF LAKE Union. $50
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TIE sszte hrasflnenf has heen informed
hy Atafs:ef ~ ~ pvktn trait THE En
l-er' sssasasd the resns 81 guyefasnens GA
the Alb ~ March
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Mr.. kinnear's Brick New Turu
Table-Efds Called For

Mr.. kinnear's Brick ~ New Turn-
Tabie-Eids Called For.
Work On the Foundation OF the brick
building to b. erected by George X Gn
near. ~ the southeast corner of Sfuth
Third aud Main streets. was begun 2ster
day marniug. TIE granad diaensbns of
the huilkinx are 10 be is8xi.0 feet aud II
IS 70 be three stories Ia heighff with a
basement The huildsog IS TO hsfof hri4k
ana ffan exclusively. and :he SSlnss@esoFs
promise IN eoFnpleie q by fasi This
structure viii sis. realty 20 thc appear
snee at the tssigheoFhesd IN n hlca Is is IA
De crested.
The Seattle Construction Company viii
shortly segta work on the Bsw turn -sahls.
Ia be eai.t for the YesIer sSenne liHe, The
Hes tab c is n Re ot ihs tstee size a. the
one ia use va Occidental sguafe, aud tae
mechanical arrangement j. Ia be pFseGss Is
the same TIE taew table Mil ~ anflt y
few yards further aowa sse street. sa shat
tGe old che max b used until The new one
il rszdy-
Architect boone sdvertises for bids fer
the grading Of the 10: for the new brick Of
Mr.. g. c. Phinney. ~ he erected at the
s,srner OF FroHf aad seneca stewcfs. The
hl,is viii oe afseGed GA saturday and The
sosk VIII ecstn ~ soon thereafter Is psss
ioie
Bids for the erectsaa Of the Bowman
brick. on sseth SECOND street. adjoining
the proposed brick az Mr. George kis;la-
geT. wiz 81 openSss 0n SATURDAY..
Mr., Roone asks for bids Tor the grading
OF the T. ~. ~ A. hatAsing, upan which
w0fk Will hsxfa ATS ia two ueeka
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All Kinds of Land Scripf1r Sale
SURVEYED Land Scrip.

ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD cLAIss-In 20.
70 egd 10 sore pieces. oeGfab5e on an
lssads sahjecs 10 homestead and pre- emp
ton entry Large supply on hand; no de-
lays il 6iIiug orders.
have a fun snpp of FRACTIONAL ADD
TIoSsL HoMEsysAD CLAIMS OF from three 10
- sereS, which. by ruiiuzs OF the general
Isnd Office, arr ioeafAtie cn fractional sub
divisions OF double their ases OF less. the
siifse encss sing paid for in cash al si-B
per acre
poRTxRyELp wARaAxrx - In zoacre
pieces. Act Of April IL lTs. Locsfabie
on any unapproprisfed Pablo lands The
sufsrrrae fssssrs has decided In Wilcox "a
Jackson that the word nnsppropyieted a.
applied 10 pablo lands inssns mot legally
Disposed If II will take Eands fin the
corporate limits OF . town. see secyeta.
Lewis et al vs. seattle. II win take oocu-
pied lands where there is 30 LEGAL claim.
-ee BovarG -. Bnnn. IL will take with
drawn hand when the Withdrawal does
nos operate as dgsrssssl Of The Land. see
last case and ease OF We r. bro.n-
Scrip Lccatahls on Unsurvsyed Lands.
3 orx HAIgBgwxD ,scGIr In %. 81.
and leo arr pieces AT Of July IL. f.s4
L.sestAhl on any unsmrseyed aands, not
mineral.
vslxsrsxr SCAR s-srre pieces. Act
Of Apn 5. ls-z isorEtable ON sny nnap~
py.rsrf ssea and a ofe upfed pabiie lands.
not mineral surveyed 0f unssrv.yed-
In i0eafang any % fhr afost scrip, no
sessIease nt ~ resfdensss is required, and
there u no limit 10 the qssnfi cue per
.on :, as use The right attach ~ once
On ding the scrip. AMI transfers OF nfle
fog sogn sites or Other purposes may be
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MORE OF rHE SeU4TTEEs-Another one
of the numerous ejeeiment cases of A. A.
Denny against the squatters of ''Shanty
town" has been certified 10 tie district
court by Justice Rivers. Yesterday Mr.
Denny commenced suits in the district
court against five other sqHafters. John
Mcmillan, A. Allen. James Marshall, John
Lager, n. Anderson and Joe Nelson, fol
recovery of me disputed property and
dan ages for the unlawful detention OF the
same
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

COMMERCIAL ST. Full lot 1T the south.
east corner ef Commercial and Main streets,
ss.'satns the Arlington hotel building.
COMMERCIAL ST. - Fffty-shree feet
frontage on Commercial street, be-
tween yesler avenue snd Washington
street. So Geo.
FRONT ST. - Lot facing on Front
street, and another in the rear facing
On West street These lots esrry ripa-
nan rights and extend 10 deep water. On
the property are wharves. factories aud
business houses which win rent for 81. 0to q
month. Price, 500, o0c: one-foarth cash.
balance ON long time.
FRONT Slot on the west side OF
Frunt street, next 20 the corner OF Pike.
On the lot is r. go residence. Price,
5000; one-fourfh cash, balance on long
time at per cent
WASHINGTON SIS By 60 feet. corner
Third and Washington streets, sl2.5oo
SECOND Slot on east side of Second
street. between University and Union.
With large residence, sl7.soo.
sEC0SD ST.-Forty feet frontage on Sec.
ORD street. near Pike. the cheapest prop
erty on the street, 81 500
THIRD sT.-lzo feet square covered with
good buildings, northeast corner Third
and Columbia streets, $4,000.