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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-09
PROM wAILA MALTA.
4 simmsr Drowned Killed b. .
Railroad Train.

MAILA wklEk. July s.--Tessefsiss sst<f-
nann gomf msa we're tathsng Ira : Exsn4
sasfy feet slsls usaf wAllx MsIia. oze ~
;sfu. Ia SSlmmtsg scnJss. wss drowne6
Ia spite ~ tae efforts II bis eeFaysasans =
ressas him. Tne wstef yes ezliY aftne1
fact deep It's nsme was ti2sesfee S1e11s
imx aud Re ists5s esne ftufu sebraoRA.
The soFunSr held an inq4rsf aad the iu31
gave q Versi4st If Rffi eBga3 sir0anlnk
N@rpuex htaisex wAs nossfiesa sss~ mokU,
fug fhsf tks Fa8nEfcd body IL Tanr1 NJ
BEN sgsud Lear Prescott. irfs tv train q
bold 81 SHgnsst Tssls ssppo$zsa man NJ
. a fgnfs5srr II fae eisens iseUye. she sgsex1nI
train hasisE paseeg through ffezsst< Ia11
syeAtEE fHs coFtse Was f0nsd sn tn
r&lssrsst Ia terribly fausiixtsf eonfsslDN
soon sfisf the train Pas.sd
fssafy,h Il. y q .ssa hss bee1 f0Esnd deo1
/ IL ass 9&hla isstween Mtsi aud Elu@ rsetkl
ssssst q seeH miles from Aslss Waiko
wslssa Mss sssn alive Tuesday. Th~ rs<fu'
Y.sf was nssiNsd aB8 iaQaess hesd. IN
5arW traEFat IN 8 seraics Of Esszh fhal1
nssrs disease Ire 1seessesi sae bfNslsoo
IL 4 u MfizYu - tsks eifv ssss hkd sAkEx
90 ssxch w Aiea uza ises essSsftss1 hf Z
fersaer sessaer Ax wss 81 oz3 sesds6K
I The Afassd Army ss,S ehefxs 0S Tbs ha<l1
an4 b. eas tas8Fgea - is2eE0
/ Pesstigsas are 0at R4rirE s8snesl 81 Walta1G
ssksng fhe lsEfssas sre 30 dlxk1r hailE MAIN
eosasg. aesg azsnt snesa p0Et&oass 0f fAk.
/ ina adj X fes tf&s eoEuFSss.
Tie eienssssA Esssssesi OK quiessg saeaf
kafa t&lax fsis sd ThuTs We = very k7ixhl
sy.ssss fsss fa shs Frog ssssts tiekxz, 4 si<n
4as s2exfsss sTasg ter tss tsstEpaa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-09

The striking feasuses Of YESTERDAY =
eiecfipn were the triumphant re-elee-
tiSn OF Aayor Moran aad the over
vheiming defeat Of City Attorney
Plies Aaror Moran secures the hand
some majority Of 5ss. gain Of ~ over
his majority OF last year. Thi. mar
Be regarded - the answer Of the peo-
PIE to the charges and inpusa.ions
made against him His friends cer-
fainiy have I'D reason to feel other
than satisfaction at the result
City Attorney Piles was defeated By
sse nasiority against ST. majority in
bis favor last year-a cha nge of 1.5ss
votes These figures speak for them
selves. and the story which they tell
could lot be 80 we'll told ia words
Mr. Aibertsen carries every ward and
Wis enter Office under catering aus
pieces
J. c. Mitchell is elected chief of
police over O. d. Batser6eld by the
narrow plurality of twenty-four votes
Last year be received a clear majority
OF 35s votes. The friends OF Mayor
Moran and Mr.. Albertson worked
hard and faithfully for Chief Butter
field throughout the day, and they
would unanestionably have succeeded
in electing him il it had not been for
the candidacy OF Colonel Scott. which
divided the vote which would other
wise have been his.
Harry White, Z. r. Neisz, ]. y.
Wallingford and George W. Hall are
elected councilmen from the four
wards These are all progressive and
public spirited men and the people
OF Seattle are 10 be congratulated upon
their election. There need be no fear
that the new council will not keep
fully abreast OF the spirit of progress
which animates the eity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-09
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.
An idaho Mine-OwaeF's Death In
the Lake 1T Chicago.

CHICAGO, July s.-Hisam A PeaFsons, cf
bonanza ity, Custer county. Idaho, was
drowned In Lake Michigan e Thirty -fir>t
st eet. little after 10 o'clock last evening
He had gone on a yachting "Trip In com
.pany with Miss Emily iy.,on, one OF the
members OF the LIT lie Lord Faunti. roy
Company, now at the Co uTnhia rheafer
They intended bathing IN the lake Mr.
Pea sons Was an xtr nely wealthy man.
having an lac ONE Of 81, 90 per day from
vafto.is mining Interests IN Idaho. Mon
tana and S-yasa- He was well known IN
san srancisco, cspes ialgy on the mining
exchange, wker he carrisd on extensive
op Faii He came Ia Chicago las Nov
ember for the purps~e OF enjoying himself,
AMI joined the csinm.-t elus soon after hi.
arrival The date of his acquaintance with
Miss L. tton H. not known exactly, hut
some OF his friends have known OF the
acquaintance for several weeks. He and
Miss Lstton were going to swim He
donned bathing suit, got into the water
and must have been seized with . cramp,
as ne called for help and sunk before aid
could be given.
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FAIRHAvES NEWS.
Arrival Of Railroad Material Bulid
ing-A Newspaper.

FAiRHAyES, Ju y s-Two more cars for
the fairhasen 4 Southern railroad nT
rived yesterday. Aosr viii folio. as soon
as the compaay's steamer can hring them
fForn Tacoma. Work Is progressing on tbs
scsmpany's new brick block II will be
three stories high aid viii be used fur she
eompsny's ufsises aud a. hotel.
The fseM paper. tie fTafsaralev made its
tifst APPEARANCE SATURDAY. II il ~tx
column weekly. The publishers intend "a
etslsege - immediately
A thrce months school VIII open TaeS-
day, fhc Hth. Mr.. arsWfDrd viii teach.
III viii IL bcia ia the basement of \ sgofs
building CD account ei the school hoRSe
being lilYnei lhst winter
Dr. X. H. Boyd. ps0ueeT, ages o. YEAR
former postmaster nj This place died rat.
EFsszy
The rotnp&uss nsw steamer state ~
xsshington i expected down she last al
this or the Ersf of next ~ *
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-09
ARTHUR RICHMOND, LETTERS
They We're Written by Julian Haw-
thorne and Gail Hamilton.

NEW YORK. July s.--The Commercial i'd
rertfssr says: within the past decade
there has been no event in the American
world of letters which has provoked such
wide comment and excited 50 large n
measure OF curiosity as the pub iestIon in
the NORTH american Rsrfese of series al
letters 10 psomInent persons under the
nom de plume of Arthur Richmond. =
The two distinctive characte ristics OF the
letters were the extreme bitterness Of per
sonsI an partisan feeling VIII ch they be-
trayed and the marked excellence and
yigor OF their literary form shortly after
the recent death Of Allen Thorndyke Rice
sn attempt WAS made tn establish tue fact
that he was not only responsible for their
publication, but himself had written the
"Artaur Richmond" letters Afterward
Ric.'s friends thonght the real author
should come forward. but as he has not
done so the veil of my stery has been lifted.
We have IL on unimpeschsble authority
that these lettee were written by Julian
Hawthorne and Gail Hamilton.
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Corner Second and James Streets.
e have D" oil paris o. ne c's'
which W. .t ne rgemsed snsennnG Pure sasers

the seen foni "es'
Sin lie San
trust
n his
hy We
hsvera q nesne
the
banks
then
n ave WITH en- sesasy o the
IL
"a ans s e soa a hos iato ne s
surrounding mountains tass ssaaa ess
Of
@ though mites aEsss nsnse as.n -
estofy sud
es~s oa oaAinss hat At as :" ns , sa "a
rugged eaans-l u
etarsous sn ThsoaSh hs pFop* ~. pas sns se.s s
uh wE a rsd FgShsi
oa ether sdn "" essaa sAass $40
sssclors
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THE TEAenEhs' CONVENTION.
The Question .f school isDds II
for niecussian.

oLfsffs, July s.-~A eooxenssna "a The
sc&estss vs. hsld this saegaing nj 5aecHa
han, There were twenty enc teaehsfp
~, seat. among then thrce oi the nsmtefs
~ the constitutional eOnyrnsiosl. Their
names are Professor A. = plekey. Port
Gamble. Professor II. ~ ilisss. county
saperinss nGeat. Tacoma. snd q III. Joy. u{
boistort he territorial baari ssre ell
present. consisting OF superintendent J.
II. Morgan. chairman, tiie shafx 4. r.
Foilansore. secretary, Olympia, VI. ri
siep A. l. MrAFi 81, taltax Repgewensa-
tives from several publishing housss were
also pfeSesL
one Of me most Interesting questions
considered wss faat REGARDING schooi
lsngsS. A. l. Mcbride vas casissf upeu 10
open the etscassien ON this Hutiect. ana
dweii ~ some length upon The Intrinsic
value of the different bositss of school
| lanss. also wneties the lands shenid -
soad NJ aBee ~ wait for stats legislation.
tie ssene1 20 iayVr their Immediate siss
| gssSRl
Nr. W. n. Turner neat sysokr. He -
| oppose. 10 sesaing Al forced sale of 10 ~
the legislature Be perpetual landlord. bot
/ f4yofeti the selling Of saine sf the nigbr<1-
/ pFifea land THIS would pat osxf school
system ~ gees8 molten, ard Ia I've yeAfs
Ne would have as good a sysf.fn uf sen0oiA
ss are iu the United asss
kx-SapeFintsndenf welss, nwt having
seen the lsads east 81 the inoensssus. leak
Skagif and sp9hesnish as repEess a fatfve
counties ef western MsShlnxieB. He did
not tteetn tbs ifFsaueihse fund 10 mean
altogether bic psy for teaeEkrss bus 10
establish sehoais
Mr Diekey sFose of selling she land aud
timber together instead ~ separssesy. and
advised kne appointment II eom missioner
for eaeh county.
Prot. folssn<fae dwels oss the matter ~
! the sale of lands snd the vast enaoBat II
money wnish sosiia pas into oar funds,
saying that iausis 81 $40 per kere ~ould
bfing 81 asofsa which q, ; fser cent would
htgns s. COS. .tss, annually. lie favored the
Immediate sale uf the sauSis, bsezuse rent
ing them was nnfsxorabiT 10 the cauSe of
essaeatien. "a Il was snoaey isi tsss Fsnfefso
100 kes an1 nut into she fund. He stAted
that qHaFser rect}nsss hese ke<n
rented NJ SO 81 less ard The fensntx have
grDsu weslSaY apsu them. q htls she lef<1a
asss Deprecated 10 velne. He favored a.
esfasi distribution ~ the money % each
scnool district sueh a. 400 - each ossq,
snd ibs rcsf Ter ssg4ta ly aefssi ENROLL
nseut instead ~ ham ave 70 twenty -onf
years - Il Bs~ - TIC risimed Il 70 ~ the
greatest aaesstan fefoye TIE constitutional
convention sostaY, isiriBs rs - exers f1siu9
else
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AT kaLKaI>'s HOME.
ars- kNrafs with psraesfty Cen
sfaesd Of Her Hnshansa'e p~f~st.

BALTIMORE, tasy S-Nrs kEirasu this
svvntssy sad, NJ aasbsaG pgon1isesi 10
send iae dispatch as s~oa a. he exaa Il
sTisr tac ssns wss snisAes4. I
thsnk BE ccasd ges a message s.
TIE telegraph ssaifen a. sos
- sny newspaper. and as | have hsa
nothing frum hiYn. / 6an's eeslev.4 -
nsss dispatches. I fhspS my husband
~ wls fne e2sfs@. ard ! w{sl he1ieve
nothing els unsis Aear frsss, =,
At'sSsaryfs atspst f-sszs Ssu Orleans
vas hsncef av-F Il sasd.
Nature gave ont Am mcs harx JAxx.
Ard n Mrs, Mitchell. NAo Is ~ dag the
kisFains
Ne ara beat Cts.u.ev ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-09
A Fasiftv~ Murderer Killed.

vIsALIa. Ca. July s-Charics Reevis.
who shoI aud killed Deputy sheriff Wren,
was shot by samuel Ellis last night. Reevis
stnry-sts 81 the ranch es John A Patterson.
two nAi ~ nostA of Nisalia, last ni2h; ~
o'elaek, and dsms9ded his supper
Eeevis WAS well sTm-a. Patterson seat
hts son - town on horseback Ia inform the
suikorigies. Who immediately seat cut q
posse. The hoase wss surrounded R<eyss.
In trying ta sss,agG, WAS shsss by sam Eli :.
the hail catering the abdomen and coming
cut ia the middle of the back he wss
i,nmexf stely brought 80 The eDanty Ssii.
wasrs he died. Excg efaent Is high here.
ana - ayle feel relieved that Rseyis has
me, his death. TIE ianwrsi sf Wren took
place yesterday afternoon. He leaves =
wise aud ihre. children.
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RELIGIOUS FANATIC.
a Mar fa Psiouse City kiIis His
Wife and Two Children.

PsLogsE Ctry. Hssh. Jsiy s--0n ssfNT.
LAY nsshf. bstween 10 and Il o'elaek. X u.
johnson. a respes table cisis4n. 20 years oi
sse, killed his wife and soa about IL yesrs
old sad fatally shet his 7-yesT-old daughter
He Jeff q note ssaiins that he ait no. wsus
10 live Ia this sinful wor 4 and thas BE
could not leave i, wifhens hss family, ~ be
tReaghs he MeUid &aI them. Too. lie sAssi
hs aud al bis sasatig weFr going 10 heaven.
where Jesus was. sad that he first gave
them strychnsfse. bat reutt uot heaF The
sight of their sgoasss. 80 be Killed. theSa
w8ih . ftTesye. The oeiies we're al Bf,-
stairs and were nee discovered nn,ii fhls
morning. he never had Any delaesfis
trouble. and hss terrible crime j. saisgssss.ss
20 - due 20 religions fsFss;sszssn
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PAAAnEIFHIS, JRly s-Ag = regular
meeting 81 The Psrneil branch 05 the irish
!easme Sssk mlgas 2. AcssGden, branch
representative az tAe municipal coEns g.
ieEserct his -sslgasttaG a. detessse. It's
sxis ~ Sesald ~ longer ~eTge as s Faea fszF
os ths esssssr.i bo<.y A. be gsa us- eosssss...r
these "a oanSrCsl Al TTfsresssntAiis - ef the
lfssA raxe. The fssl slgasssssu Rs secs pze-s.
and immediately Uas9 Ae5lsy arosS .n1
moved that aat.i q raG1eal change wMs
Esazsse s3s the Fzsntrei Of the saHusc,Fssl coEn-
rsI s.f the PAfaeA 6rsaen te segaIs q pre-
senfNtsaE shere. fmS uaoffea rs adopted
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RALrrMoxKe KeaxArlY KxcrrEn.
The Inte-~sf In the Prize Fsxhs
snrrasees ast Precedent

Ea1FzxSzx. IEIy >-S0 sporting Great
sver excited az znfsrsss In B4stSzzare eaaal
- tAss wnsrA esase--ss In tie SztGxan~kis-
rain aget tceav. - uaivsrsnl wxs sss
anxiety 80 Aear TIE resals ef he eoase<s
ira; nsny cid lztzse else ssarfrr The aar
sosn IL t19Esse ahssslE TIE latest r<xS FnS.
y fae Rrrsests collected snss2t she nssws.
fsaf~sz IN t~E5n esesrtS ties ra.,srsnw saz=-e
y swaitiHz Degs srszz the riux Ire 81
eassie1s of tire creaa wss fxxs,rsh5e - the
Ss~tn1 sssSs iss- AMI 4 deep S7osAxn psrwsss.
- fFie fAes> - Eat& ef fAssse IN sAe tN-apx
sfsSF TIE nss~sfux of The sursar sNst sne
80 fellow hsa arsassly ws.n TIE SsAt
bssss = sktr~ say fAat afthcExh Sa4sxvxu
ws< the fsYo< te In tAis city, rzaax ssa,-
sz-s wers ?sscef ea xalrs3
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Great Crewd. Surround the Eufis-
tto ffearas

sss Fk&sg sce. 5aiF s-Tas snssFes
&ssplsyess ia sssss tssv geer t6a rssal. - fase
Ssw tgse4Hs eGaE VISA si8s0sf "a ysscs~
AeBsest ssre&s rxuassz s9sscans2esi ssz~
ssvsrae@T kA aet&a txsFsss sasi hal fhe
txeRsgs "a sA ronnaessnK sesesTsxs II
SIT - TIE essssfz~sns t%e a9ssrU0ssa PAPER
Esss fzsSiEk regular nTess EVf@srf, tsssuz n
1fsl sEf=ss - iss@ "a nffss = the
sffsrEszsz4. zassazuetHx kaaE ktsEsia h&s
s&z kF~a g4sSzsey sss usxrrSs "a TIE
Exsss fsSzsx ~ - } nEs@k@ II sA< ns@Sn-
ssnse 3 csEasts &nnan me~Mzsns asS s4srs
E EzsS@ IS fss~ o etssk F~sgsSAn 04 . 70 F@r
FeESsgsmx ts@ feen2ss sses~s FsrsssT thss sac
( axaN Esd ~ss, ~5sss Sss res A. xsssssssn
sf 3 9Es1sk Ssz-sSxzess fs1e fs4l Asse~ xtsss
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TACOMA NEWS.
The Wtrkershsm Trial-Arather
Case Of Like Character.

TkeoaAs JAY s.--fse &FEutuens fcf fhe
nsv trial IN Tie wiekesshaEa BFaufHeF
ease began before Judge Allyn at = lass
nosr IBIS asisFnooa. The case was AZ
sournesi sill > 0'eioek toEHorros morn ~.
The case of gosgph GsA0se. an Italian
CHARGED wi'h rape oR sae wise g, ueizh-
tssSsuz sznehntsn n*ss Tssusaa uak Tried
thiS sfteTnegr, The jury thiz evening ~
tunnel q sealed yer fifs.
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SHOOTING ~ CALIFORNIA;


BesseaA. Est. 4asg -. =. Cfsszxs pFee~
sssss - fgs sssy tssss.ssx efsa eAszsss - ~
t.s1.x. this sasynsss sbes zaa rrsasasfiF q
rzsiy sos assssa a. wss6elA Sss ~ Isisnev
" fsaslA. sso-sks fnes v ama15i ard -. =
EAsN Du sAe sssesE sshwn Asn1xd ssf9Ek
a8as "a tsas fas-e @ssh bis AsENa ff9uk4
tssi rfs IS ~ ssasi Hfvd a. infsst - -
80 - - ssas. sxers G1vsks sos ~ ~
Nrsa s~fsssaess aseea tT~hsa Nses4 eufns
ssrfs szxz = snaesss "a s&s essfcasea. L11144
.ssss AsSasass ars 10 as sttsaT. The 1&1Qo.
tsss xzs t1s sszsssasssss q fstssF IA
IS xssAFs ffs~ass asa sysA<s tefzY
fsm xressn@tssass 0S tAekf vsnpss<V
srs~a - Amzssszssfs ezasSfzx+
HEnssasss Is n1s S@Es asssFsaH - -
assk gsssz sssstxssd ss3xs * ~fssck sir
sssesszs Aas gaken ~ sNs s<sA1<X -
* ssxes - eezEze 81 the sssxssE
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A BREAKUP PROBARLE
The Interstate Railway Association
on the Eve Of Dissolution

CHICAGO July s-,hairmaa Abbott oi
the Western states Passenger Association.
has fined the Chicago & Alton $500 for VIC
istien of the sg,et in reducing the
rate 10 $2S from Chicago % Denver, The
Alton officials say they will refuse 10 pay
IT, Ii Il freely predicted thai the n ali oi
toTorrows meeting Of the prt sidents ol
the Western roads will be practical dis,
solution Of the Interstate Commerce Ra /
wa Association. Several reads. incladin ng
the Wisconsin Central aud the Chicago. 81
Paul & Kansas City. are said 70 DC ready
To withdraw.
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Chicago fsa....

@asuiNsTos PARg. July s-The attend
ailsc as good today. The weather vers ho'
and the track In splendid condition
Three fourth fatie. a-ycsr.alsis-- Lord
Peston won. froaigsi -san sscnad. Lena
haD third. Time. I.i8
Nile, Swear olis--ianFa Davidson won
Anfise blackburn soeolsd. Etsggis fhisa.
Time, t-E
Mile aud oBe-eight- Noiiies LAST xea
Clifford second. Famine thiri. lime
fsaS8b
Three fourth mile--Aahel wnn. Rereal
second. Donsmaa third Time. / 49,
Three foarth Iniis-0sr-man wen. gulu
sesnnd, Gln,nies third Tisne. llEf5.
Thre fogrth MILE II. Ten1on wen
The Dude second. AadrA third Tine
isisSA
one and onc-fourth miie~-AruuJel won
spalding second. Dad third. Time I-seas.
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IN. r.rrst.rl.i wsara 81 raue..s..,

oLESFfa. JnlY s-Ts~ Territorial tsas -
ef ssaestiss rset 49, n TIE iszna y >
takes - Is roasiacrsnx gnesslsas relative
- ssFS.TsHts fpf tg9Tts serial eefs4as Sta sd
Itss ssg sen@s. FX&z tssSs5ots ssss zoe szsa~
ssa D. a@sa TAmrsessy sad Frsasy ~ shss
wFsk- The 1mzfsess e0ceesusag TIE agesS-
fssss 81 test fsaeks see f~fefre~s 8a Il
s.sns@sFNs. whsss gas ffasa ~ fesaeis n (
:. s. - Dc lsssssfsss - have 81 FSrx4.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
rhcmas n. Cavanaugh. cf Oiymp pia,
Surveyor General Of Washington

wAsHISsroS. July s.--The President this
afternoon made the following appoint
ments
Thomss IT. Cavansugh, OF Olympia,
Wash surveyor general cf Washington
territory.
Thomss =. Fasikuer, Of sheridan Or.
10 he agent for the Indians ot the 0rnnd
kande agency IN Oregon. vice John u.
Mxf.aEss resigned
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sorTn pAkorA eoSsrsrros
Addressed sy . wamae sanrsgfsf
Adjourned TIL Thur.ssy.

HassAEcg. Isak yasy She s0aFsusisszi
tass 'sstay but as nasssnE sxeers saEsst;
raAes sssd listen - = ssSeah an w0ns.z sHf
frsge from IsT Black gel 81 sssssasa
Al sfSgernes~at wss taken til TnHeastx )
- SsFe ihr ps~sssseat "a mFpegtuaity 81
make 81 rsS rrga aSs'tess
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THE MONTANA CONVENTION.
at Little Busiasss Transacted y...
fsfaay.

HaExSa. Nost,. galY The eoassasion
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{. h. Griffith & Co.,
lao SECOND STREET.
NOTICE.

parties who are desirous
d selling or leasing prop
eny on Front or second
streets will please call on
us as we have customers
for the same.
Wehave businesschance
We have business prop
esy for sale
We have ground to let
for long or short time.
We rent houses.
We collect rents.
Ne have a fine sawmill
a,,ot IN Seattle for sale.
m Griffith q IN
lao SECOND STREET.
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