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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-31

furey, James, Bellevue-Lot G, block a.
value 80; tsN. costs and penalties
l29; pol. and hospital tax /. 6.50. G
Flower, It. W.-Lots II and u, block 81
and improvements, value zoe: tax
costs ana penalties, 50; poll and
hospital tax, $50. Observation-Disclosures. 10
French, Mrs. Broadford-Lot 6, block %
and improvements, value 400 per.
sonal property, 100; total, 500; tax
costs and penalties........ -. l6
French, Q. A. Hailey-Lot II, block 33, and
improvements, and lots IL, Ii and IT.
block 62, value, real, $3.50; personal
property, l50: total 1000; tux, costs
and penalties. 10y. &C; school tax 80 80:
poll and hospital tax, $50. ....... 1872
Franz. Joseph--North half of the south.
west quarter AMI lot 4, section |,
town sohth, range IS east. and the
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter, and lot l, section ., town |
sou'h, range Is east, value 100: per
sonal property. 125; total 225; tax
costs and penalties, $40; poll and
hospital tax $50 .................. 13
Fletcher, A. ]. Corral-Improvoments on
the northwest qua ter of section 49,
town l north. range Il east value
200; personal property, Tl2; tatal, 9G4:
amount due for hospital tax and cost
OF advertising Observation-Disclosures. &C
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-31

Dunn, A. W.-Three cabins in Smoky,
vslue $40: peraonal property, Sl5O
N:"l. 500: tax, costs and penalties
SlO 46; polll nd hospital $3.50. ...... Is 50
DIAL Hardie. Glenl's Ferry-store build
ing, value 100; personal prop, rtv. Sj5:
total, 955; balance tax, costs and pen
a!ues..... ................... 10 CO
Downward, John F.-Improvements on Iana
on Chicken creek. value Il; personsl
property. value as; total 265; tax
costs and peualties 9 49, poll and
hospital 3.dO.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "A s.
Desly, D. r. Bellevue South half OF lotf
block p, and improvements, value
20j; tax costs and penalties. G 60
Daring, William improvements on land
ON Big Lost river value $50: pa rsonsI
pr perty. 1907 total, 80; tax COSTS
snd penalties, ll.7l; poll and h9fpi.
tai $50. ....................'.. 10 II
Douglas, p. r. Antelope-P rsonal proper.
t., 100; tax, costs AMI penalties. so
Davis, W d. Mountain Rome-Person"l
property. value $50: tax costs AL?
penalties, 3a9; school tax, l.53; pull
and hospital, $50. 5o.................... IL %
Denton. J. W, Il Bro. Mountain Home-In-
pr"venents on land in section a.
town south, range east value 2i:
personal pI"perry. 23J; total, 255;
tax casts anl penalties, 0 C3; houl
tax la poll and hospital 5.5O... 81 27
Day Ed. Spring Creek--The south half Of
the northeast quarter and sonth half
the northwest qnarter of section 10
town south range Is east. value 100,
personal property 2l5, total 3l5. tax
costs and penalties .........,......, 10 %
Duret Msrry C-Improvemants on land
on Billingsley creek, value lne: p.r-
sonsl property, 10; total, 10; tax,
costs and penalties ................., 397
Davis, Evan. Shoshone-I.ot ls, block .
sud lot u, block 2, and improvements,
valne 300: tax. sosts and penalties
99G school 5H.................... l3 10
DeLHnd. II. Shoshone-Lots II and le
block II, value 100; tax costs and
peEn.aes, 2.Gj; schoo, l.3S......... 5o4
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-31

hammer, O. Improvements on the
/ northeast quarter of section i2 town
| south, range 10 east, vslue so; per-
al property, lS3 total 233: tax
costs and penalties. S51, poll and
| hoSptal tax, $50 Observation-Disclosures. IA OF
hunter John-Three acres of land in
ton ., town north. range l6 east,
being the site OF the Rowe sawmill,
ana improvements, value 700; tax,
costs and penalties, %. 81: school tax,
io.so; poll and hospital tax. $50. 49,. SS 81
HALEY Iron Works Company, Hailey-Lots
20, q. z, 8, q, 10, IL, 10. 10, II, lS, 10,
~, 81, %, % and "a, block l24, and
Improve tments, value $50: tax. costs
and penalties. 80 Al; school tax, l4lG. As 02
hyde, Friend-rhe north hatf of the south
west quarter and south half of the
northwest quarter of section l5 town
south, range 1S east, and improve
ments value 50; personal property
au2; total. i52; tax, costs and penal
ties 525; poll and hospital tax $50. 20 rs
Hurst. Martin-Tho north half of the north
west quarter and lot 4, of section /,
town north. range 20 east. snd saw
mil. value real, 100. personal prop
erty, osi; total, 1894; tax. costs and
ptnalties, AS.0s: poll and hospital
TAX, o'oo. ..............,........... SO SO
Haitzen. G. Era-Personal property, value
2su; tax, costs and penalties ...,... 0 81
Hobdev. Mrs NJ H--Improvementso on shee,
creek, value 100; personal property,
29l; tntal 39l tax, costs and penal
'i'S''... Observation-Disclosures. 13 80
Huffman, Fred. L. Shoshone- and
block b. and improvements, value
800; tax, costs and penalties, " 20;
school tax, 1893: poll and hospital tax
o''o' ............ ....................,...,. 10 n
Hayes, John. ShoshOne--Lots and G. block
II, value l00; tag, costs AMI pena ties,
3G6; school tax, I. .3S S........... & O4
Ha! ward, Frank-Improvemerts on land
value 100 personal property. 55; to-
tai 2OS tax, costs and penalties. T.4C;
school tax, $50: poll and hospital
'"A' o''u'. 10 &c
hayward, A.-Improvements on land, wal
ue ~; tax, costs and penalties. 3 &C
Hill, Mrs. j. NJ. Shoshone-Lot l. block f.
Richards addition, value l5O: tax
costs and penalties. 6. %; school tax
Hammil|. George Personal property value
llSo tax, costs md penalties, 81 69:
poll ana hospital tax $50. ......... 40 10
Ham, George, Mountain H,me-Personnl
property, value $50; tax, costs and
penalties, 1874; school tax, 2.32; poll
anu hospital tax, $50. ................ 25 &C
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-31

Keith George W,--Improvements on land
nVc miles south of DonaldSon's
Springs, value 80 personal property,
90, total, l30: tax, costs and penalties,
oO9, poll and hospital SO. ....... 10 8!
kilbourn, C. II. ketchum 7, 8 and
~, BLOCK 81, and improvements, value
"'O; TAX, costs ana penalties, qQG,
- school. 245, poll aud hospital 80 II "a
hensier, 'John-The west half of ths north.
east quarter of section II and south.
west quarter Of the southeast quartpr
and southeast quarter of the south.
west qualtcr OF section ? town 8
south, range 10 east and improve.
1nehts, value 800, personal property
30 total, 1910. tax, costs and penal
''eh'-.-. -.........-........,... ..... 81 rs
hineshury, Thomas--Lot 2 and the south
W+sf quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter and northwest quarter of the
snnthenst quarter. northeast quarter
Or the southwest quarter of section ?
town | north, range l8 east value
100, lot e, block 81. HALEY, and i'm
prov menis, val, e 400. total 500: tax,
costs and penalties, 1916 school 7 g5 2i co
hesler i. A. Hailey--Lot Is, block I05,
value 20: tax, costs and penaltics,
1.29, school, 81 cents. -. .......,.. PIG
Kellogg, NJ. N--Improvements on tho
southeast quarter OF section %, town
north, range II east value 80 per-
sonal property, 50, total $50; tax
costs and penalties, 1l.40, poll and
Losl ItGl, $50. ................,... lG %
King, samuel P.--Imp~ovements on the
southeast quarter of section 0, town
north nge Is east, voltle 100, per
s'hAl property 200 total, 300; tax,
costS and penalties, 1916, pol and
LoSp tai' o''". ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is Sc
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-01-31

Buch, Michael, Solder-ImI rovements on
land y mile above So der value
100; personal property, 80: total val
ne, 100, tax. costs ana penalties. 573:
school tax |; poll and hospital tax
6oo......... ......................... II %
Banning. 8 A. Sodier--Improvemerts on
land two miles west of Soldier value
%; personal property, POS; total val
ue, Z5u: costs, tax and penalties, S24
school 26....... Observation-Disclosures. &c
Brown, r. l.. Shoshone-Improvemen on
land five miles below Shoshone vsl
ue, $50; y NE i and L y NV !,
Section p. Town south Range l8
east, value, 100; personal property
%; total value, 442: tax. costs and
penalties, 1893; school tax, 4 81: poll
and hospital 50. 0........,.......... "A 50
Brown. Grsnville-Improvemer and land
ON Thorn Creek, value, 100; personal
property, 10Oo tax, costs and penal.
ties, &C; poll and hospital 5 80 49, Al lG
Babbington. G. W-Lots and and Sc d
of NV A,NE Il SW Section 5, Town
Is. Range 13 east, improvements on
Corral Creek, value, 2n0; personal
property, 1870; total value $50; tax,
costs and penalties, 1l,42; poll ana
hosp'tai e.9o... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c 90
Darlington, ,Thomss--Improvements on lot
and SW Il NE L and W X SW h
Section S, Town l south, Range Is
east, value. $50; personal property
745; total value, S95; tax, costs and
penalties ,.............., ............ % %
BOVINE, Mrs. Laura. Sodier-Lots and 8,
block IL, and improvements, value,
loo; tax, costs and penalties, 5 20;
school ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G 2S
Bliss, D. B.-Improvements on NV A of
NW4 Section II Town south Range
~ east, value. 400: personal property.
S43o. total value, 1885: tax, costs and
penalties ....,.......... .....,..... I2l SC
Bowman, J. W.-Improv ements on school
land, value, 100; personal proptrty
1910; total value 1910; tax costs and
penalties, 42.29 poll and hospitaltax
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05
HOUSES AND LOTS.

BROOK ST.-Teo lots and fvo-room
house, TIVE blocks from electric car line.
=, 500; easy terms
LOMBARD Slot aud fiseroom house
on Lombard street near John. 39.So0.
SIXTH sr.-Two lots At the northwest
corner Of Spring and sixth streets. inciud-
fng Inc residence. $4,000
SIXTH sT.-one hundred and twenty
feet square and fse-room house. with
large amount OF small fruit, at northeast
corner Pine and sixth streets. $1,000
FOURTH sT.--seyenFosm hard finished
house, and fine slightly lot on east side Of
Fourth, between Spring and Seneca. y, COO.
TwELFTn ST. = Choice residence and
fa.l LOT. corner Twelfth and Pine. Mag.
niHcent view and oae Of tho best ar.
ranged residences In the city, 1870.
KING ST. Lot and eishtroem hard
finished houxs en- King near Tenth. 400.
TWELYTn ST. Good house and swo
lots. northeast corner Twelfth and Howell,
H.00o
TENTH ST.-sightly lot and new seven
room house on upper side Of Tenth street,
between Dearborn and Charles. s2.7oo
WASHINGTON ST.. Two new hardin
isheds welibni1f sesensoom houses on
wsshington street near Twelfth; s2.56l
eaeh.
LAKE UNION - Four-r0oa honse-knd
6ne. slightly lot near Lahs Union, On he
electric car lin. 3s0o9
saCKS0xr3f.-Two lofs And three-roon
hq,sse south OF JackSon street. neal
Stke lake, q. $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05

Mr.. Edwin W. JOY a prosperous druggist
on the corner of Stockton aud Market
streets, in San Francisco, probably never
dreamed Of riyaiing in wealth the ineds-
cine kings OF the country. Bat various
rumprs having been floating around to the
effect that he has strnek IL big, an Exansiaer
reporter was detailed to uiiearth the cause.
1t seems that about seven years ago al
English physician, a great student OF Bot
any, located ia this eify. His practice
was not extensive, and JET the few cases
that came to him attracted no little asten-
ton. His g-eat success seemed to be In the
treatment OF liver and kidney disorders
aud yisiased blood. He seemed almost
infallible, and his wcil-kcpt secret was as
much mystery as himself. After his do
partuye NJ. J.ly determined 10 iathom The
secret, and copying all the preseriptiesk
he had filed for tic errasic doctor, he
began systematic analysis. lie disepv-
cred running all tsle9ngh the prestript-
ions for liver and kidney troubles, Initiated
blood and stomach disorders couple Of
vegeiabieexifacfs indigenous 20 California
50 simple and so wei known under home
y egsry Gay names to every school boy as
10 entirely dlssirase the suspicion that
they were the active principles involved.
80 certain, however, was Mr. Joy that be
had discovered the secret that be csabod-
led The new elements in preparation Of
sarsapafslla 10 Disguise the taste, aad put
Il before bis customers under the modest
same 81 Joys Vegetable sarsapnrilla. Ina
Inesilateiy the sans stories came back OF
astonishing effects, and the mystery was
soivei, and the talk II hes created has
already caused !; to step into prominence,
aad orders pour in daily from all over the
coast. Mud thus another California indus
t-y leaps into ex!stsnee.-S r. Ezamfaer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05
SHIP LOUISIANA LIBELED.
A Seaman Wants $4,000 for Fall.
Ing Through . HAtchway.

An information of libel was filed in
the district court yesterday by Roches-
ter, Lewis & Gilman, prsctors for John
4. Carlson. against the ship Loais.
lana, her tackle. apparel and fsrni.
ture, and monition and attachment
against the vessel was ordered issued
according to the course Of the court in
cases of admiralty and maritime juris.
dictioa.
The libel alleges that the libelIant,
John X. Carlson, was late seaman
on board the ship Louisiana, G. w.
Oliver. master, and Of Hath. Me-; that
In April the iiheliant entered into the
service of the ship as seminar: that the
ship left san Francisc, on the 18th
day OF April aud arrived az Seattle on
April a9: that while the ship was lying
III the port OF Seattle ON April -.
being az the time engaged in the SER
vice OF the ship ans performances Of
his duty, he fell down and through
the main haschway Of the ship into
the hold, fracturing his thigh, and was
Ia ether respects so severely injured
that be was taken to Grace hospital,
where he now remains confined. that
the injuries arose BY reason OF tic
carelessness, etc. OF the master of the
ship. that be has Ioss tie use OF one of
his legs.
The iibsilant claims 20 be entitled TO
have OF the said ship his reasonable
expenses incurred In arid hereafter 10
be Incurred in his cure and his reason
able support until he i cured ard the
sum OF $le, 600 damages for permanent
injuries. United States Marshal Ham,
ilfon served the nonithm and attach
naenf on the ship LAST evening and
placed Thomas Kelley on board as
keeper. The vessel is nearly loaded
with coal At the bnnkers and Ii Is pro-
habie that bond win be filed for her
release, 30 that she can proceed with
her voyage when loaded.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05
WILL OF AUSTIN A. BELL.
uIs Estate Left to His Wife who IL
AppoInted Executrfx.


The last viii and testament of Aus
tin A. Hell, whose melancholy death
occurred about ten days ago. was filed
in the probate court yesterday. 1t Is
brief document and reads as follows
In the name OF God, Amen i, Austin
A. Bell, eli the city OF Seattle, King county
Washington Territory, OF the age OF 81
years being OF sound and disposing mind
aud memory. aud not acting under duresx
menace, fraud or Misrepresentation OF any
person Whatsoever. do hereby make. pub
iish aud declare this 70 be nay last viii and
testament In the manner following, that Is
10 say;
firsf-i hereby revoke al and any Wills
heretofore made By me.
second--f direct the payment OF all my
issst debts aud obligations.
Thlrd-.i give and hequeath TO each oil
the following named persons the sum oi
stewart and Mary virginia Hall Hall
to nJ nephews william Nadl.
son Cufssnsn and Waiter James
Gotham: 10 nv nIeees Alice Adeiia
Almond tnee cofTmsnl. Anna Laura
Reynolds and Mamie olive coEfman.
Fourthr--I give. bequeath and devise
anto my beloved wife. Eva d. Bell. all the
rest and residue OF piy estate. real. per
sonal and mixed. of whatsoever character
or description or wheresoeyer situate. OF
which may die siesei or possessed
Fifsh-.I heFehy constitute and aYpoIns
my said wife, Eva n. Bell, Sole executrfx
OF this iny last viii aud testament, and al.
rect her 20 carry is provisions into effect
Sixtfl-~i further direct that no bonds
whatever shall be required OF my said ess-
ccutrfs. and that my said estate shall be
settled IS shall seeta best % my said exeen-
tsix. thss letters teStaaeptary shall not
be required, has that siser the probate al
this my last will aud testament, nay estate
shall be managed and settled by nav said
sxeeatrlx wIthesut the intervention OF any
rFohafe or other court whatever
In witness whereof have hsreanfa Sc.
my hana sns seal this slst day OF August.
ISIS. AUSTIN A. BELL
The witnesses 20 the instrument are
Eyerets Smith and A. G. Bowman.
Mrs. Eva ID. Hell filed with the viii q
petition for the court 20 appoint q
time for proving the viii.
Judge Osborn set the hearing for
Tuesday. May :. 81 10 O'Clock a. M.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05
AT THE RAINIlsR CLUE.
Pleasant Entertainment by Pros
pectfse Eenss<lictA.

A unique entertainment was given
last evening az the Rainier Club. II
consisted Of supper rendered ~ the
club by seven gentlemen who are
about 10 become benesIicfs 10 nam-
Der OF friends who are married or whn
have no immediate prospects OF such
happiness The occasion was . yery
enjoyable one, the guests OF the even
ing making many naoss af the expense
Of those who are al.e.st te enter the
connublal harness. The hosts OF the
evening fully enjoyed and appreciated
the b4silnagr.
The entertainers sFere Mr.. r G.
! Washh1rn, NJ. W. Al Peters, Mr.. L.
A. strout. Mr.. George Donworsh, Mr.
e. III. Kitfenger. Mr.. Pierce and Mr..
z NJ. Carr.
/ The guests ware Mr.. George H. Pres,
ton. Mr.. b. regly. Nj. J. W Wilkin.
son. Mr.. Harold Preston, Mr.. II. I.
Carr. Mr.. L. q. Gihman, Mr.. u. n
Baxter, Mr.. IL Chaplin, Mr. r. r.
Kelley. Sir. W, 4. SHARPE Mr.. Charlie:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05

s0t Ike gloves Chester Ciesry.
Soc and 7se kid gloves Chester CleaTy.
DR.. York speaks at the opera hogsa 20
night 81 O'Clock sfs&Tp.on Seealarisu And
the New Constitution Voluntary confrt
husioa- seats free
Iec embroidered hsadkerchiefs Chessss
Clearly
Ladies' equestrian race and horse race 70
day ss the race track Trains leave DEPOT.
Kid gloves, . grand assortment: hta'
makes Chester Gleary-
Purchase yosy tickets Eass ~ the Oregon
Short Line aud Euion pacfac once, IL
fesler syenHs.
&c, &c. Sc. se. Sc. Sc, &C. Sc, &c. sec. lie, 12es
is. lie. l5r, i6c, iTc. isc, isr. DC a bsE 10
Of snfsasder1es wcrtn eonblc ~ the sAse.
Chester Gleary.
Agency =. CESTEMERI<C kid glcgex
new lot fEst in Chester Cttary.
Special dslyes IN lace curtains. chssts'
CleAry.
Lowest rates 10 Missouri river sad pozni'
EAss. 81 Union Pacific railway ofness Az
fesk&r sseEue-
r. censerasri 4 Co. : kid gloves Jusf n
Chester Cssary.
Fa<lss : gloves. xxx quality AA1ufzc
fzsre1 bg ftaler. Paul 4 Co. ssN ss% IBIS
Take fsse ne~ route 70 he East Viz 81
Oregon Shsrs ESae sad Enso1 f1eznts enzcs
NJ ne fezkez ayxnue.
Sex hosiery. chessxr cieaEy.
Ses xafsenx. Chsstex Cie&rys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05

Mr.. Ferdinand Schtaitz returned
yesterday after laenth's absence IA
California.
Mr.. +, II. MGfiley. travelling fresrhl
and passenger agent Of the Chicago,
st. pAal s Kansas City rsilread. aas
Ia the city yesterday.
Mr. c. E. Ellis, OF the Fuller aayer.
Using agency IL Chicago, Is In town.
He represents sssea PAPERS as the Bos-
ton Herald OF 6fse<. the Sew York sAss
or hsrid, and other leading papers
Ae also represents the Csasarv, Ifsy-
prs ard Sxsbnev's mae axsnss.
Mr. NJ L. Hasr left lasS evening for
GannellsyiIIe. Pa. taking with him has
swe little Sons. A few DAYS since Mrs.
Kasr died. having the sw-a children
without : lnather. Mr.. Hair intends
20 isase sAsia with his wise.s mother
and sister. believing thai they viii IL
hest cared tor with sneas. he viii fe
absent about . meath.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05

Mrs. MoIiie Louise Bner was born in
Somerset. Pa, May IS. 1858. Died in
Seattle. April y. 1850.
The unseen hand has plueked onc OF
earth's ssiresf flowers and transpIsnfed II
to the paradise OF God. she was devoted
wife and an indrIgent yet wise mother.
In the home her graees we're more cslz-
spieHous. her presence carried sunshine
with It, and only those who have enjoyed
her generous hospitality aud have been
eheered By her erect spirit can tell how
descIate the house must be without her.
She was OF delicate mould aud slight
frame. yet she possessed remarkable
vitality ana powCfe ( .sdsszrauce.
The pure sposless life Of our dear sister
Ia like = pebble cast on the ocean OF waters
whose ripples reach to the fArther shore;
90 her influence viii go On and on till II
touches the shores OF eternity. How We
mise her bright smile. her kind words, ker
gentle Chrisf1ike WAYS.
The church has lost one Of fts MIST
cody members, an efiicient worker. and
her loss 70 the family and % the comrau.
nifty win for long years be felt.
aoh. whs msst Our loved one 30 early
depart.
To Be with jesus % spons
Why must her sun. juA risen.
Go down while ct it, nooug
why 20 50 soon through the peaEly gates
with half sans LIES sweet psalm.
Into the land Of Beuiah,
Land Of the morning calm
Fen now thou ART viewing the CLASSY sea.
And pearl and Jasper are aiming for thee
For thou hast entered the gates Of the
city OF God -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05

The election OF chief engineer for
the FIRE department occurs, according
10 the provisions OF City Ordinance
No. 1906. on the first Monday in May,
which viii he tomorrow.
The polling place Is At the city hall
and the polls are 70 he kept open from
J O'Clock a IA. 10 8 O'Clock p. N AT
the eciancii meeting Friday night the
council appointed hoard OF judges.
enc FROM each fire company, A. fol-
lows: Engine Co. Ne. /, III. A. Bige-
low fsngine 60. No. .. John Kahaley /,
Engine Co. No. :. III. w Hand: En-
CINE 90. No. 4, john II. hinnear I;
Hook anil Ladder Co. No. I, Il. b.
Alosrtscu; Hyack Co. No. l. Everett
SMITH: DsiaEe Ia. No. :. Charles
DENNY.
No lseFson Is entitled to vote ~ this
election unless he has been q member
az the IRE department Cor sixty days
precesling the election, and no person
s eligible 10 office in the department
without possessing the qualifications
of q voter therein.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-05
GKrsnKE-DAysEs COMPANY.
Three Well KnSun Dramas "a be
Frezen1ed 1T Erysss.

Presented 1T Erysss.
The GssS-aer- Davies Dramatic Com-
pany Appeals q. ssrYe's opera house
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights, ard Saturday matinee. ID
three plays that hare achieved marked
success. Fairfax. from the pen OF
the late hartley Campbell. viii ha the
first production. An exchange says
Of this play
The lsss Barley Eampbell wrote more
snecexHfti plays than FAIRFAX, bnt
found ~rssriaxs d Z tfue aud plessina
Picture of life In sht south before the war.
The Characters are 10 az extent typical.
bat they are natural, and they have hay0f
ct The soSk The play commences with 9
scene In "GisiysE home on the Misxss-
faithful eoaorsd uisrse and m infant.
ID. GAYLORD" II called In to see ..tsiady
cs1ld. and n : prescription he eueloses I
bank biIs which be saw would be needed
IN The purchase Of tho medicine. The
aF!inxen husband attempts % .sppfapriats
> pistol ID accidentally discharged and The
hu=saad drops. wounded 10 death. In the
second act the stage represents an outdao:
scene near Fairfax country residence.
Dtaas p0nie u swinging IN hammock
taking IN : petuieuf way with Mrs Dorsie,
who hes evidently fucurrcd the fair Diana's
dtepl t9euze. Ihn picture Il 4 charming
one. NJ made the more real BY the piqu-
ant aEAuG Of Phoebe Davies Ia the role 81
Diana. Nik n@4es sspires 70 tragedy, hui
Y y cleey that che 1ax comedy talent Of /
high orf1es. Her Dtan1 showed the I'M
pulses Of the quscktempefcd Southern CIR
whoxe bead h always IN the right plsce q
tfuihfully aa mirror would her physical
Features. Or. Gffsmcr met with warm
welcome and G1sfatned the character OF DR.
Gaylord with his usual ability.
The Caith0Fpe Case. = In the style oI
Jim. the Pennan, win be presented
on FRIDAY night. and the "WorId
Agnifsst Her Saturday.