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cALIronN1A RAILROADS..
a Statements Of Their Construction and
gnSt.

Cost.
SsS FEAgcTsco, Dec. Ia--Varney w.
Gaskill. secretary OF the state board oi rail
road eouan lssloaers. iscaed today the tenth
annual report Of that body. IL contains
reports Of twenty-lour corporations. The
construction during the year amounted 70
sexenfy-Ehree miles. The present mileage
az al roads Ia the state is sel5A For the
year ending necemh4T 81 ISIS. the aggTe-
gated fetal cost OF the reads Was ts17 6s2.-
s9l The total number OF passengers car
risd 10 the state was Is oz9, "a. or ?. 90 600
more than the year betare. The e0mmis-
sionefs express the opinion that the long
and shars haul clause IN the interstate iaw
IS prejadicial 70 the best interests Of the
stase
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gNkaA Dec. ia. Tr0atfaan. Of To-
ussa. was today CHOSEN permanent chair
-san a. tse interstate pxohsaissoa coaven-
t.en II rs aees8ed - esll toe oFg4ssza-
ton The Interstate Temperance Iui0n asis
that il shAH consist Of the states repFs-
seased ana sasb atheys - wish 70 soan-
one representative - allowed % every
500 persons IN the state. Tie following
officers were chosen for The ensuing year;
President. C. A. Atkinsens I1nsoin, Neo. /.
secfetssy aaos. H. BAN. Te9eea. kaRs.'
treasurer. John Mahon. IoNA-
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LoSpes. Dec. le.-Parneli was received
with public demonstration at Liver
pool. In an address he exhorted Lanca-
shire to rally in the next election to the as
sistanee OF the grand leader Of the Liberal
party. At banquet At which Parnell was
entertained tonight check for SIT so, the
proceeds Of the Liverpool tenants defense
fund, was presented 10 him. In thanking
the donors he again declared that the OBJ
iect of the home-raie party was to secure
the industrial dsveIopmen OF Ireland.
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xa.kxNAaNa A.AsrnAnn.

1nnMensA fsxaeisss ssssxsAtt ssa Kansas
ests eaFxaA - reyes aames.
KaNsss sa31 1As SA~A k~el pspes
sxxs sAas a9asseF g easss * laaae g.
asEaea sass - iyse q bs rea 81 ~.
epnsssz hkye astssegest esse esaegyatoa 81
f.hxsaes&us as ta&s sEV
nEAos. Ease ~ sssisa inaasnsa hAs
rwAsAea sAsFest AaA aessY eaeaea -
"a nuly h@sk sap e. ara S1eietea. Fhls
i akk tsss3sa. aaavseg - tae teEs-Et sAss
salefelss Ksasss IA essssg sasaex SIS ssz
he ssassaAesesls es{es ee se eea
aasea "a sss esss q = eS2s tas L se&se
N Ia necNsmN etaee
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safety in the Monroe Doctrine.

LISBON. Dee. I9-Senor Barbrossa, Bra
lillian minister. makes general denizl Of
the allegations in the recently published
manifesto of Yiseount De oaro Preto. he
adds that the claims that certain European
states may interfere in the concerns OF Bra
I'll are merely ridiculous The continental
policy Of the Western hemisphere on THAI
subject may be seen in the history Of Mex
leo. In virtue Of that policy it Is 3 fact
that Brazil is in offensive ana defensive
alliance with sii America
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English Naral aIorement..

LoNDos. Dec. ie.-The admiralty. as a
precautsen in view Of possible straining OF
relations between England and Portugal.
regarding their possessions in Africa, has
made arrangements 70 transfer the depots
and hospital stores for the Mediterranean
and Channel squadrons from Lisbon. Or
ders were recently issued for the warship
Agammemon. now at Zanzibar, TO rejoin
the Mediterranean squadron. These or
ders have since been eoantermanded, and
she viii remain at Zanzibar
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sAsaAtE..aa 3. AeAE.at.

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skhoA AZ essn aAse se1sse sisfeen
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vhaeh ass - se s'affqTast teasekt@u. cae
q tsze YseFasHssfs lesstal5F stss.ck .
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Tie saaaes esnsaea Hsasea - she ealsv
@ases ! eioss 81. saa 81 ~uss Aagasd usaae
or irss Hsss wefe snseatHA "a flames
ana ran sets tas *trset, sAeFe setne We s.
nee Felsed sassa mHa Eas m01 as exssa-
9ssiShss sse asasx
5snNAe &sss.ssssssre Nas harne3 te asata.
hDasesf. 49, gae pstef Eeaf segfa aslv. huf
ras a&a sasare.1 The aSusss wkseh ln
tNe IL eNns aese seeN eesasepf asel ts she
$50 81 - assslee weex sxingasshea
ussh
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seRAvgos. Pa, Dec la.-Coastaola WASH
abangh. of ssreeEharg. wae yesterday ieae-
gfapAed that he bad q waFranE fer Master
Moskman's Howaerly arrest, vas sap
posed 10 have reached here az go this
morning. tsit at / o'clock ne had net pui
IL "a appearance. Pesaerly has been
walking about The principal streets 81
n4orn4nK expecting the officer.
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falling since Monday The Sacramento
river Is rising fAss snd Is ssain out Of its
hangs though Us lscks several feet eg being
= higa ~ last week. The raia Is megtas
the vast quantities q sEow ia the noun
sa3ns. &na Il Is continues 70 fail as az pres
ebt The prospects are good foT another
siege sl hfEh water
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NxsufSazss Cstx. flse, E3~A decision
kAs hanzse1 duHn Ia lie district c0uTt Is.
las NsAntlnR Algred =. WftAsFsse . divorce
s<S<As d <slt exa 10 seaasai wafeh created
sslfte sesshAsen. Ma WRshsrbee iett shis
city wish 5a8xs Mscksy Il Ssatn CarelsnA.
Ihes went te Bismarck, lsAk., where trey
vsfe received IN ne best society Il thai
ctr anil sha tant n sAe sass became
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paBgEssns nae, 34-NA has to- fa1-
fgsv sas .ssys1- ass passengers W. =. gaaes
&n3 sss.ee. IS. q MeFAsnA1a B. sfals, Is
4 & Csssa NEs. Bali Mr.. Moore 4
Gresn. NJ 3 r. Tocksr. F l. Banerass.
~. T. Dawes. + " E6ssrl. g. A I'nFEee.
! Mtk&v. +. J. Net onaeg4. A. ~ Bsaee
ana gEk3 sas,ss,s5 as ssAsSss,~e
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SsS EEaScesco. Dee. E&-rhe steamer
oassn q tAe Pac3es brought dowm aaan-
u1v 81 sTey 4sse o2 the steamer IaAho
whiea weat Asaera en- Raae roNk& Thls.
Together wsa toe steaaeg wEs seaA as
eaeslen on 'ehAuEe sosiay, the who5e esiax
subject 81 sreissi ART savage. C4,ssAsa.
Cco43aH seeasss} shs whs,3e 81 sar $50
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Rrnril SO An nniet.

LospoS. Dec. IA private cable dis
patch from Rio Janeiro states that fresh
disorder has broken out in that city and
serious considerations are feared.
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sALr LAKE KEa1srRArroS.


NWsfNNWFUs
SALT LAKE, Dec. - "A commission met
here week ago last Monday 70 hear the
Mormon charges against deputy regis
trafion oEaeers for thls city. The allegations
we're so indefinite that the commission
called for more specific charges. These
were furnished On Friday. and the hearing
began on the claim That the registration
offers we're fayoring Gentiies and diseriTn-
mated against the Mormon vote. The
case closed today. Tonight the commits
sion decided that the charges we're net
sustained.
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Ralsag.i Italian I.alsorera-

Heroes. y. y. Dec. la.--Iohn Cameron.
al Fiainiield. y y. railroad cantTaetog.
has been arrested az the instance Of the
ktnaeThook 4 Hudson railroad, charged
wsih sssaliax aeogf sfa.sa9-NAees Dire
italian laaaFerz The latter. Nhen they
learned sAAt their wages we're missing,
threatened % burn and rsnnder the Town.
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CaHco. "a. Dee 1a-Ihe immense
wareh ease ~ Butte City ewRt& by c. H
FsFter. and containing aeoat t9a go SACKS
q Wheat, collapsed last nlEat The loser
}ovfsan - tse wheat Wss aampsne3 ~ tae
tasa hisa water. b&Tees are removing a.
mgcA whesa as possible No estimate can
hss yscea as % rs Amoans cS The dan
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Hs8rssaza issc. e. Eassy SASS moznsax
ga&a nzase4 t4asas q Eslsa TEA luso she
Ffvsr sa4 azs ane@Ese.A q ssasG i s&s5 -
sNys hsea satax5easea 81 tAr tsas. Ana
sysns Aset esstessAga Ia sae darkness FAe
esssv S. >osa ssser rNg0vwee3 q 8eSzn
wes ansassE ss Ga3 ass ~ relatives - Ear
~ kNaw A8ss ksw s asset &&
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nosr0S. Dec. i3-~At meeting OF the
Union paesae directors te1sy she Union
Pae5e. Eoss Worth dssl wss considered
a1sA rsfsrrsa So fhe executive coga naistee,
u bs pUt intN share ana sxecate3.
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u see sad SuSsA.. i&v5ns 9own his
rareT taAs esd E41n >Sss4irs las sAsss
IA g=wgSrxv - tsEagrgxs. EAe sssa.en-
sseYss asw Is sAasf ( sapezssss sAas
sae a-fE IS a. - IA sea. E4xzy. Vel
hs az hat tA4s msz oasv al issss-as. zav
Ct aeax1zg Il 10 6xaxx1ns
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NV YoxK. Tex, ~ Pre- broke out to-
night Ia tae Presbyterian hospital The
patents wsfe removed IN safety and The
Gre VAS s1oa brought ander esntrol- oHe
fireman was b4Aly ournsa vixen one Of TIE
ssssrs safE
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CatcA6a. pec, ig.~Jaser John Culver os
cgeain traal noserEesy tessn a suit sodsy
aesaest TIE Chicago ksTss@} ser So az dana
asrs ieg an article Published ga SUNDAY
saNNaiing ta&s &c h@a besa ia4aeaeed ~
a Nflt@
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nEroKTgp nEvrNuE swIxpLE.
Large California DissiIIery Seized b.
the Governments.

FREsNo. Cal, Dec. fa.-foday 0. I.
Montgomery and j. A. Hicks, deputy In
ternat revenue collectors, seized tie winery.
distillery. vines. brandies. cooperage and
personal property Of the Fresno Vineyard
Company. amounting 70 10000 This Is
sssa 20 be the largest seizure ever made IN
California. l. r. DFexleF, Of San Fran
eis<o, Is president a. the company. 1t Is
elafnasa that the amount Of brandy made
and disposed Of IS IN excess Of that ac-
gssuFte<f fff4-
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LONDON, Dec. l9,--Jem Smith and Frank
slayin. the Australian pugiiist. viii fight on
Monday near Lille. in Belgium. for the
championship OF England and s.. 5o0a side
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NV YeRK. i1ec, IA--Timetty J, Goes
ona ct sas best knowa hotel pgepr.stors in
tbe city. sAat and ktlisd aiase.g this morn
iug The AL was the result al temporary
inssniiy. inaaeed IS illaesS sad preggaetea
,....,f,,..ta
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SPOKANE Fails, Dec. IA Thomas f. Eli
edge. who shot and killed Frank silva. bet
Ter known 81 .Dago Frank. on the morn
ing Of November g. has been released The
grand Jury found not tree biz against him.
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San Francisco, Dec. f9.--The jury in the
case Of August +. Collins, charged with
the murder OF Andreas Aargard on August
%, returned q verdict of not guilty this
afternoon
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ErzMARrK. n. D., Dec. is.--Gcvernor
MeIlet3 signed the prohibition blA 10
day. The school land bin has passed both
houses and IS ready for the governors
sfxnafure
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IosDoS, Dee. 19.-An explosion occurred
on boara the British tank steamer Fer
guson At Roaen, from Philadelphia, BY
wksch one man was killed and four others
ininrnd
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ErocKrox. dec. l9.-The preliminary ex-
smsnasion OF Mrs. PoIisky and her son. for
shooting Robert Kennedy, vas finished
this morning in justice Swain's court
Both PARTIES we're held 70 answer.
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Wss8tNsruS czxy. nee- a. Nausana-
Mary A Ranaia. Alsmg bcayeThea8
eaaasy, Nzsh aEtan-A. Bruce boststsIn
s'i5Fha1s e.sautR.
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visit OF the deSsgases e the conference %
this coast hgs been indefinitely postponed
ard thai. after all, the delegates might re-
consider taefz intention and rot come 70
the coast
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10 80 aIaliefoa.

SypSEY. y. s. W., Dec. "a atiefoa has
been proclaimed king Of Samoa and has
been formally recognized BY the consnls.
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,nenss. yz1ne.4 assfzs %. The assignment
VS. cassess ~ the rsceat heayy failures 8
efsssk hosaers residing n Wayneab Erg,
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THE BETTER WAY.

The death OF the late crown prince
Of Austria viii probably pass into his
tory as an unexplained mystery.
Those who know the circumstances
which surrounded il have their own
reason for keeping their knowledge TO
themselves. and the public must be
content with the inference that those
circumstances wete mere or less dis
cresiitahle to the dead priaee. Tire
absence Of information does net, how
ever prevent speculation concerning
tue mystery. Theories Of how aaa
why the young HapshuFg meet his
death are rs numerous IS ii every Gee
in anyway connected with the ssascsiy
had become responsible for a version
OF the affair differing n every partie.
ular from every other version.
We are told that the prince died sud.
denly from natural eaascs, We arc
told that be committed suicide because
OF intense physical suffering. We aru
told that he oonlmiiied sniessle while
temporarily insane, We are told sl.as
be was shot hy q Woman whom he
had betrayed, We are told sAG. he
was shot by a hroiher of this soman.
We are told that be was killed In q
duel with an Austrian noble. We are
told that he was scciden.ly shot i,y q
forester. who. " course, committed
suicide with the rroaspsncsS which
might be expected at loyal Austrian
who had slain the heir t. the Austrian
throne. We are told that he Vas nsar-
dered In his apartments hv aired as
sassias. Finally. NC are told that he
committed suiside because he had
been the leser Ii DUE after the
American fashion. In an American
dael. We are graveis informed. she
participants throw dice, The lescr
being IN honor bound 10 commit sal
eide within given time This i,
probably called the American method
Of duellsng iecau uoho@sy IN Amer.
tea ever dreamed OF rpsertiag 80 such
= silly method Of settling a quarrel
The Austrian sushorities are eyi.
IDENTITY determined 20 keep ;he rad
story OF the p iaoess DEATH = secret.
and they cannot eompsaia Il she world
arcep;s the most dlscsesaitShls II these
unauthorized stories as the true one.
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rnx NEED or 4 E0xDED wAEK-
HOUSE.

Aassng the things wtlseh Seattle
needs. and asSas iadiy, i bend<a
warehoase. Every rasrehssat sfo dses
srsy supporting verfesss this need
ard business il nas srfresnsniIy drsvsn
frens sae city heszsse q It. Indeed,
wGshia The past wesk tso gentlemen
who came TO Seattle ~ish the parpess
OF establishing ; iafgs importing
house, eoneiasseA not % carry 0us shsls
Intention when they learned that the
csfT ais not possess bonded ssss-
house.
The necessity FOR bonded vare-
house has sreqElsrsly been pointed out
Ia the past. and spasnodtc esssssss have
iseess made TO Issdnce ownsss o. prop
erfy which = properly loested 10 esets
sucb building AZ Is rssalred. such
efforts have produced 10 result. bow
ever. and Seattle II still without ;
bonded xareheasse Ii u strange taat
q lack thai couid 80 easily be Supplied
shouid 80 Isag he permitted 10 dstract
from The prosperity o. The city.
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Bluff Street Tax Notice.

yI-uE TAX LEVIED BY THE CITY
L council in the district created BY Or
ssinauce Ne 81. {, provide fsr the grading
Of Buff street. from Lign; to Powell streets.
and constructing sidewalks thereon, -
now due ana; PAYABLE a; the Office 81 the
city treasurer. AL taxes aas paid wstbsA
FORTY DAYS
o! the first pub icsisoa OF this notice win
be declared ielings rent. a penalty 81 hFe
yer sent added aid interest .. the rate of
ten per cent charged
" r. foRg Est, Cisy Clerk.
First publication OF this notice. Feb. ssh.
r.zfs
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Il seerns 10 Be settled that President
Cleveland viii begin the practice Of
3ew in xsw York City ahortiy after
III refirement from Office. The yafi-
os.s minors concerning his future in
feutfons xbich lad previously gaifaed
esrrency have given way 70 this ore,
ana while there II 70 definite an
noupesraefit Of the fact. II i probable
that il IL correct
"a selecting New York City - the
plsce u his future residence and The
scene II his future professional labors.
II. Cleveland displays the same placid
significance IN his own abilities which
hns aIwsys characterized him. such
coincidence as this. II displayed BY
nan d really great abilities, would
excite admiration. ~ displayed by
~. Cleveland. however. Il l. amusing
.aIr,ost laughAbIe. No impartial CD
nerver ziiI c0ncede that the president
poesuunes ether brilliant or power
III intelIect. His mental machinery
Il Of the heavy order, and It works
xlosly and with ouch Jerks and tbrobs
- would destroy the e9nipoise OF q
man of finer grain or more asiicateiy
balsaced intellect. For one with
mind thus constituted to regard him
III With owlisii satisfaction. TO have
fstty faith in bis OVID infaIlibiiitS il,
psrhaps. natural, though II Is anus
inx. II Il In keeping with the fetish
worship which Mr. Cleveland formerly
accorded 70 his own destiny and with
ms clown-Iikc wonder with which he
regarded what he was pleased to term
lis lack.
II Mr., Cleveland did not possess this
kssvy confidence In his own greatness
10 would not have chosen New York
y tho field for his future endeavers.
III smaller city his portion as an ax.
president Of The republic would bring
him respect and honor Oh well az q
profess ionai practice which he would
rstain in spite OF his want Of legal
sbility. In New York, however, he
WI be judged by his merits. Nobody
va stop 70 ask whether he II an ex-
president or an ex-scaycnger. EsisI.
ness men seek legal advice from a
sound Ia wyer, not from celebrity. II
10 unnecessary to say that Mr.. Cleye-
land possesses no legal ability which
viii attract either business or aften-
ten In New York. Those who were
famiiiar with him while he was pfae-
tieing law In Buffalo say that he Il
fairly good clerk, but they smile dep
reca Hnsly when they are asked to give
g Cpl MON OF his legal ability. The
ruth u that he has no such ability.
KS Judgment Is poor. II Is
impossible for him 70 grasp a
delicate point. He possesses not
one OF the mental traits which a
huefcssiui mWyef must nave. nc
could b oufwitted. outgeneralcd and
outargscd by . boy who had just
secured his admission to the bar, He
never succeeded IN attaining place
- the hrst, seeonti or Third rank
Among tho members OF The Buiialo
bar, aud Il u not 70 be supposed thai
tho Interruption OF his practice for
eight years has increased his legal at
tafnments. In New York City, OF
course, considerable number OF
clients VIII be attracted TO hifa as soon
~ he begins practice, but they VIII
leave him as soon as they realize his
iAcapacity. Ills venture VIII end in
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

AEAIEn PROPOSALS r0R THE
= aGSiziax 81 ssstscss q sac seattle &
-<s0fAeFss Railroad cSsE2panx sn1 the &est
szssrsse Land Sm6 Iss ssuvvxm4ns erEfsay
a. wsss ~-asf saiH b gecsssexi A. ra-A-
FzSag'< afEss-e. FDntA -. kxsasr kssfiGsag.
sSere Fsa1s Anss sss@ci scasSsszss ss3 b. ex.
sszzssssssl a. 20 u 90, fsst - issa All ten
Ger 10 psvva1e fs- comp ete serzsetare
xhssse to4adxssos. Bo<s<as re4usrsd COM
rAzy rr.xxvinx she rsxhE 20 n sect sny aas
al ns<sA ~ = HATEs sscfy.
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Ii would BE- Fsneh txst1x and yasxa
snors ereditz1ae 10 The Imperial holse
Of Aessna If ~ fsss story wsrc o.
fciaily made kEgwn
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sSlHss-isSl ase--Eassez & EnsgAts addition
FHe AssGSe anA other Improvements.
kiks9--lsSsx Ss-3-@s, sezsess zza fenced, E<s-
EasS snx
- escss-- euFr sgts nehg N4Gjsaa street
81 ss<,yssss -c~sasa ef IA kxau KSrres sssre4.
blocks
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

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At Public Sale!
LOTS In THE FIRST
RAILROAD ADDITION
TO ELLENSBURG.
orFies or GENERAL LAND AGgsT
n. p. r 4. Co.
T.rnxa u r Fab f@SQ


Mp. r. Il. Co.
TACOMA. W. T.. Feb. !, lsse.
Notice is hereby given that the n p. r.
K Co win offer for sale st public auction.
on sssurC ay. the I'd day of March. I.os. be-
ginning 81 II O'Clock a m. fhe following
described pr0perty owned by said conn
pany in the First Railroad addition 70 the.
city of Eliensburg, Kfttstas county, Wash
ington territory. 10 wit
Blocks / and 8, lots 4 10 in block 5,
blocks :. 2. Il, IA, IS. ID: lots TO IL. block
n: blocks 2, "a, 8, q, D and -; fractional
blocks A, b, G. ID. and lots 2 and IN
block L. Terms of sale. ene-fourfh cash,
baance IN three equal paymenis-four.
eight and twelve mouths from date of sale.
Interest On deferred amounts st the rate OF
per cent. per annurn. Sale viii be held At
the Office OF NJ ssh. Stewart, wilkins a Go /.
corner of Fourth snd Pearl streets. Eiiens-
burg. w. t. Plafs Of the aforesaid railroad
addition viii be found NJ the General Ian l
Office OF the y. T. K. f. Co. az Tacoma, W
r.: al the Immigration Office OF the n r.
r. r. Co., corner of Pine and First streets.
Portland, Oregon; ST the Office of Stewart.
wilkins & Co.. Eilensburg. w T.. and a.
the Office OF A. A. Sewbery Il Co.. spokane
Falls, w r. For further information apply
to PAUL SCHULTZ. General Land Agent
Tacoma, W. T.