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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24
soUArrEns OR TENANTS.
Dispute over Possession of New
Business building.

There fs n controversy between John i.
Joaes, owner of the large new building ON
the southwest corner OF Front and Stewart
streets, aud Evans Il Fletcher, who claim
to be icssees "a To tae right of the latter 20
Occupy the building. ON April u last, be
fore the foundation OF the bu iding had
been laid. Sr. Jones agreed with Evans Il
Fletcher, who were liquor dealers at Ken
ton, Ia Jesse the place 10 them at monthly
rental of So. On that date he accepted
one months rent. STIMULATING In the re-
cSipt that the building was to he ready Tor
&C upancy about August ~. IL was under
stood that EVANS & Fletcher were TO run q
saloon in one store of the building, which
is Of three stories and a basement. the
upper floors being fitted for lodging apart
ments
When the big Ore came aud the business
center OF the town WAS moved northward,
the lot al Front and stewart streets became
vastly nol valuable, and Evans & Fletcher
congratulated themselves on their good
fortune However. Mr.. Jones, through his
ageat. Mr.. A. Maitland. SET up claim that
the fire. by increasing the cost OF build
ing material aud making the
geouud more valuable for business
PURPOSES. abrogated the lease. He de-
manded that the firm siga a new agree
mcni To pay 500 per month rental and to
allow the owner 20 exclude tenants dis
tasteful to b m.
This ptopos ton was rejected, and on
Thursday Evans & Fletcher moved their
trunks into the unfinished stores aud took
mp their residence. refusing 10 leave when
requested. Fri Jay night ami 81 night
iour sentIoels In the employ OF the Jesse e.
guarded tue buildiug from possible esici-
ing party in the emp os of Jones. On
Maaoay morning Evan & Fletcher will
move in furniture and take complete pos
session, The bnil1ing has not been turned
over by the contractor to- the Gamer, who
says be VIII not accept IL unless the rooms
art empty. 80 the builder. who doe sn Z
care a. begin a lawsuit. tried 10 coax the
slusftcrs Ia move. II they do not move,
and Tn y Say they viii net, Agent Maitland
viii resist heir application TO the city
enunrn Tor Hnunr naense
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r15I<r, esufs "a ehayxe ~ AsmEis With
lnteAk - rob. HSvk, the victim 81 fnRrzdzy
Mornins's rub4eyg apEs ay1nx -
rene<eGslax witness As there SAS n ? 81
rect essaessee OF bis essrIscflon slt1
the sSssuls this charge against hisa
was dismissed ard oae ef carrying
eonrss@sr<a weapons was substituted To
this charge be sasssfesi guilty. and Jesfscs
Miller fined him 80 szsd coats amounting
In ali IN over SEQ He VIII serve fifsy days
Id iais unlsSs Is frseasss raise the money.
eKihe bearing ~ H. wstssssi, who i also
charxed with The sgseznpr a. rahasry, Was
commenced ia Justice Aikier's court yes
fArass sfternu<sa, and WAS cost Aukd 10
order 10 seizure y g*Sssena wsnesses.
A Euneer af kaagu crsass. tin ho-n
gamblers hssnes aud hangs rS-eu at HOUSES
of itl-faue took : vress iuters.~s in Gresgh-
tons trSal- attempting 10 secure bsfi
FOR him aad "a rsSse money
with " hEch ia pay his Ene, The Police
have nsEsstea tiWrs1z ffse past three weeks
that every time 4 crock, gasaOigr IT Erastl-
around -sEestiiag bail money. Last night
they determined TO give the ganz an tsss-
por1snity to rustic bail for Themselves.
About midnight oaseers Rogers aud
Peer arrested I'd Lord. vho is renutesi To
nye Oh the earnings OF prostitution. and
81 vagrarry. Ssversl hundred
dollars worth ef diamonds and iewelry
and sic in Tzcfss was taken from his per-
sou. Notwithstanding his sfroag ohjec-
fions. he wss thrown into the lsil wifls The
common artsnss and holrcs- Ed Mack.
another OF the same tx. came
To the 5aii 10 bail him ont
and was himself thrown iu He
was covered with Diamonds and hal
!. 90 In his pockets. the property Of x lily
Mack a prostitute.
Several other friends OF Creighton and
the crook gang were srreste<i duriag the
early morning hours They will be
charged with vsgrancy tocay.
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&e s,sM u11kisrs b&a - cxs<s Assst b - -
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In vfxsw ef shx sxcS fzfzt mzsessAt rxsfzsos
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rerur4 ehe reAr poxtian 81 The sfsae, 7
nuildsne. e0asi<<inx ~ - esd1Sssl ma 49,.
n ranensum. ard the cssntrsef win DC - q
cr,<x Arch se~x Eoo1< has fe<e sssssrNsssss
20 cal faw bids ard est Inxfss ca tss Pr -.
rea<ed design. aaa :sse ru@ r-ef siI 3 sSs
a <,ss, - satisfactory rssfl-z1- are n' AasS
The assaiaerfun and gysaia~s "a n Wal = =
rsess - Temporary quarters usslsE ! Isssl -.
ri~vatian. ssssssssut7x Sssr rtsslais. a'sstTs'
library aud reaciax- rnazns. can Dc eom-
pieszss
II rsrsnx can fe secured TO equip sne
rev eyzss7s rErss. s1is ss<Fszgsfueuf VII %
rsss II o ~ i'm charge Of Mr. fsas F'u aalser'
81 S.>rinsfSesi. Mas. ~ p1ysse Al dsfss,tssA;
Ns. Psaufs-s has already Nee1 IN cnarSe 81
she sea<s~ez asssl Worcester. Mss. ss~sssss
fie1s as ph3 seal director. aHl - now Es,
frrsfax hsmnH Ina isis work NJ tire tos
lexe Ssrlsosa Of Christian Workers. spring
fs~fa. Mass
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THE CRY FRONT.


The Scotia has gone on 90 Tacoma.
The steam schooner Signal j. looked for
Toe Robert Searles has so tons Of freight
for Seattle.
The Premier brought In twenty-five tons
OF freight yesterday morning.
Tho tug Tacoma, 0f Tacoma. ia hayiue
her boiler repaired She lies at the foot 81
University street.
Hopkins wharf has been replankea I,
Is al>o tn b. extended affy fest WoTa
vii esssin within few days
The bark Estella s ready for sea With :
cargo 81 coal The gfes 10 san Franefspe
/ her 20 consists O. 600 tons
brick larse for John Lorraine. 81 Fspls
nArsoF. SlR Dc launched ~ Lakes vars
North seattle. GesiAv. The Sew j. - fee,
i0eg, HIS wfs.ta ~ bs.sfn of q lss
def'th 81 bold ~ ; feet
The sseAn rock barge. Maid az Orayn,.
pnrchassf in Portland some tisaa siyee
ia Bed CbHcksfsur n few DAYS ass ana I.
dne here now with load of stone Shs !.
capable 81 carrying stoai 80 tons Of stone
The asw Oregon RAILWAY 4 Navtes,i..e
VINE card y In oTserattsn ana j. worsi,,y
smoothly The Idaho gess in faYh..r Iats
every sffstntson, bat she IS handling .
s&Fse amount ut freight. TRss Il r,,est
ikely TIE esgSe 81 her delay
The schooner General BANNING Csn,ss,
spring. arTifed IN port iats Thnr.sias
's,ss sas ~ifh go tons Of 'rsirht IN.
aoesest a. Sehwassaener's wharf ana i
nssw srssrZiax there =h.s syslf ssssb ,,ss
lssSfilftE fasagrfpN. when she xlf -, -
. ESft bszketey 81 iusa t9sn bssr far ps,-fs
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RH EVIIlES.

Eshelman, LieweilyD & Co. can b. found
Ia the I.ox m an & Hanford building Front
street. between James and Cherry streets.
The Lowmau & Hauiord Stationery aud
Printing Company have reopened ia their
new brick building, Front street near
Cherry.
Frank 81. Claire aud Josephine sarwalh.
two Port Madison Indians. were marie 4
IN Justice MIXERS court yesterday morn
ing.
The annual conference of the NJ r.
church of this district VIII convene al
Vancouver. ". T.. on september 4, Bishop
BOWMAN presiains.
The remains OF o. +. Johnson, who died
Thursday morning of typhoiI fever, will
be buried IN Mount Pheasant cemetery
tomorrow from Cross & Co.'S pariofs.
The Good T.mp!srs viii give an exear-
ON To Chsatsuaus Beach Saturday even
ing The steamer Clara Brown will i.ay,
foot Of Cniyessity street al 6 80 =. m.
The relief committee yesterday received
s. ia cash. ard gave assistance as follows
Cash 10 IeUr persons medical assistance 10
Que; provisions "a two. transportation "a
tive.
Licenses 10 wed were Issued hv Auditor
Forrest yesterday Tor Frank Let air and
Josephine >Arwolh Of Port Madison: ".
N. sharp and Helen May Hopkins. OF Au-
acssfss<-
The oificc 81 Ncssrs. Bryaus & Ballens.
iocsl inspectors of halls aud boilers, has
been moved back 10 seattle from Port
1ownssod, where II was removed 20 after
the i y
III funeral 81 Henry Decker, who died
Tlfrsssay morning Ia Providence hospital
" iyphotd fever, took pisec Yesterday
6orBiug a. Ii O'Clock IL Aoaas Pleasant
fccmesery.
Yesterday afternoon officer Peer arrested
+ Red NoraB. waa escaf~si from Bsfleer
Thorn hate Thursday night as was book 4
GA chsrgs Of PEI lsoeay. and viii ~
isssd with thN asher fwo beer thieves today
Meeting vas held last evening nj the
paFsssrs ~ the First "a. T.. chuFca for TIE
psErEssse al Organising 4 saoras In addition
{ 80 tfv s4nsFtefte. For the steeicztsor service
t. D. nei4 IA that church sazsfsy, ~epsefs
/ her la Mr., AssS. ". craig - ii. oigie ate as
ch0glstsE
Mr. Asr-. a csrpeateg ~ work 90 4
ts3il4inS ~ the corner q Th1rd kas sake
slesets. tell "Wednesday and arsske tars-s
"a ass sass besides sySsf&s Ging severe inter,
{ has i2;nTies iron watch he l. seriously
E ssEfsrlisg. nE. James Sesanca - IN a.
I tendance.
M@eaael t,Fsay &gesi y Years. died yes
serdsy nssrnfAx - FEos isseHt. tssspsisl a.
{ q pAos9 ieveS Tbs "a efsl stil .ass = see
81 "a 0fcf<k skks morning ia NOM:
F.e&saas cwms gerx The 3seeasssf sAsas
hSro sas rat3sAs aga fFsssn irpsauG ~sssrs,
ats Fsrsais Boa gsstssa H. aat4 ressf xs
ia AEaesscs i . hrugher Wha rssgstss sers.
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BEcE CREIGHTON IN jan
30 Wen Who Wore plsme.as A..
rssgnsd az yagrnnt.

hFree frsighton. tbs al around aespss
s1o ana bsiFxlar sha has Soc,
terms 10 san Quentin. cal
ara pFegsl fsnftsnsisFiss was com r,gsss..
~ TIE King esangy iasi by gnssgea AfIls.s
yee{es'fsF. 10 sss~slg oi 30 sire lar r,,Frs
1z cusassasea weAEses.lxs
~ SfsisAia s. shs r.aa srss~s4ss esrsv
asaT~fa5 'nefnia< "a saspgcs,sn - =. -,
- s.'ssas'sl ~ - aliet0Tas ~ Fah Alex Hat
kuE *~AEA
fs'etfet i8e Nas a.shts5 IN ta~z.
-. Assd sss eas 0f ers asfz a. II -.
lass hal bard ran as a.. 80
2axh aAEara naa tssssa 49,
asn Fess y 20 Rad saos ~ hfsa.
slsNf3EA tsl'.sFsses 4 6sE fTxs,sxsr sssss !.
sxs.esca - NeFe scnAd Ia Ais Esr.ssS
Nhen ss&Fcevss.
Assss8@zy rs bad a heassnr in yss.sns
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Z, - sevest x5Hrzssses ~ sSfy e1g12een
Il + DnkAe-.Fsf 10 ep<nzn4 g
sr<r.>e ssxn fg1rsh - s-xfA s<f<<fA -
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Gs<sress skr7sx ass5 Testz. areas HcskzEsu
Is e.,n snsssee % hzz sDd us-Es
"A W. Wa Ans-fw nyen&nl
es-~s< n kewzefs a1xxsst<sa- fTe1 fSoaa1
Rns~ross ssreex- Resxrsrd 10 US ssss
esmziss<<. .~.x.-
IS. q Brysrs arr g. ". Bssllene-A - SIS y
sse eFsy 70 xrw~< ard yeras . n1sDdiu9 - sa<
o., n Nssn szrezt for the United -sAsss
ss<.,uh<ssx Inspectors k<Esfyrd - soz1
sssrrfss "a pzkiic h1fl sings ard src-e<as-
xgrAEfxATscs or SAxEs
Tnse galgsxsng persons ssszss~ AF's'siTAia's''
log sasages IA xs~ssszzsesss. wstea we're -
ssrrsss 20 the jasssrsa-y eonsmss'es =.
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Isswss1s. NJ r. r. Eassswsy. s1sN Izss 80 8
Haatsra -ssssoslery ASH frsBisng tas.'
panv. n. v. H.xxsBs. b B. peAso@sEh.
A pesYserrs. Mari G sss 10. Ths'sssss - -.
The ssnsess then sstgurne>a 70 Aessass
Syeafgx
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CARS WILL Run SUNDAY.
The Lake Washington Line All Read J
far Anrk

1sst before DARK lsss night cable
dummy was pgs ou the tEssk OF
the lake Washington line, and,
h..iaS ts5aris1 ~ superintendent tarksoRI
thA entire owe setss ciVcais wss msfV n
yeFH 9ew minutes. The Sapassn sadent s.
y@s sctiye IL trimming ar everything. aid.
a. Dc AIS. eat Asag al tae fsslirss aEisi
Sesiiag 5hcN Ia aFs4es.
Inv VERY istess ANNOUNCING ut Is thai
the ane sal % epem fos frame ~ s a'ci~e <
A. IA an >HusAy
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FAMINE OF THE BUILDERS.
The Brick supply Will Soen be
More Than Doubled.
I.~E..u street slip Completes
ksins in sir Ssw Yards WIN
re Lighted.

"a. The the new slig fsriii'sss I''s
N. landing 81 scows are e5fa go -
-. s.x.E., rsw aS5iiionsi esSA 49,
.s,,.,ts nee turn ug cut bEaes, me 'sa' - =
49, xsIs1sk.ls commodity = exE@eetea ~
eexs- The quantity nos arriving os
at e,.4t rea.sa . aay, and shsn we
So. ,s,..s.sio;,ef ss,Dsiitians are ssFs'sizSt
.sx,.,s 80 hsa ssse mouth heEee. TIE asiis
xsp.siy wiH he 15a.ssa
A cgss eED SLIP
The principal places at saien sE"n : h9s
81 zs.,.xn.,. ! az tine City slap i"ot OF
x..f,ss..s,n street and only iouf esh nc
..,.i,,.ts..,l thereon 81 the same TINE he
-. ,.!ss, sffsai their exits and sIiusns :
N-.ssrsfs, the gnlaieu ssoss wtthsb hn'l
a., snsss the evening tide hesore going od'
y, s,.aks place for the three neasiis ,aausn ].
-epx. that remained OUTSIDE ahth shss
rtyae These ssows weFe from ssgte har
30 and froys, Rsnktn's and Aeorath ;
Yards. M the river. They eoitsineu
X. as brick. The three seeys that wen.
es,,f % give them place anloaded lss''e'
fsrfek-
SEW SLIP FACILITIES
The slip Of the Oregon improvement
Company. at the food OF Jackson stres,
has los. begun 10 receive scows- and today
scow. Wi discharge cargo
Another slip 10 beiEg bilhf hy the cry
AT Che fssa III Madison street, when VIII ur
done IN abssBt one week.
A POST -IsTELLieEscgR reporter yesIer-
day fnseiyie Ned Captain Spaaiiiiig Oh tne
brick and scow-sIip question. Ios esp
rai:a Rms thrrc small steamers nhd SIX
ss,s,as. aud Is thorough! posted on thc
t,fe~ef.f Situation. He said.
as-sxfegfs seows are noS IN use DftnRits
in brick. Fssur seows are bringing ii
lumber from various points. Nearly al
~ shsru come 10 the CRY slip but when
tI.,. other two are in shape all that come
ear hs readily unload d. More than twice
the present; quantity oi brick viii inca DC
landed"
fSCREAsE of sT'PPEY-
.is the brics supply "a be increased, 81
as To cover all difficulties"
ayes. think so. Captain Bryant has
new brick ward AZ Wells point, seventeen
nail. distant, snd tie II be ready 20 ship
brick 10 ;. atsle in about three wee As. Al
A!.ki posiI; and Battery point, ave miles
from the city. are TWO new yards that VII
be turning out brick in about three weeks
Another one Is soon to START up al PoTi
Orchard, near sidney. aud brick viii ar.
fiy. from thu re in about one month All
these new ones will turn out 1000 a day
ayes am satisfied that the inereas q
supply and increased landing fsciiitis :
will sotn overcome every strain III the
building line"
In addition to the abave new yards
brick will b.. received from Way. e. GA tbs
SEATTLE Lake Shore 4 Eastern railroad
aud from flda ~ bland.
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INDUSTRIOUS PRISONERS.
Well Provided with Toois, They
Gnaw Holes In tho Walls.

Yesterday afternoon number of pris-
oners in the city jail We're industiously
at work cutting hole through the floor.
when they were BETRAYED BY the sawdust
they made.
Last evening, a. o'clock. the jail was
thoroughly searched for tools. Among the
articles found by the officer. were a com
pass saw. a case knife which had been con-
verted into saw, a three-cornered f.ie, an
iach and a quarter framing ehisel and
two large clasp knives. How these tools
and weapons cam. ia the jail is mol,
known. but IL is supposed that they were
pa. Sod In through one OF the windows.
The sawsaud chisel were stamped with the
name y. B. Bruce"
II was expected that the prisoners
would attempt q delivery last night and the
Jail was closely guarded.
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THE COUNTY CoNvkNrIOS.
Assemblies NJ the Armory ut 10 This
Morning,

The King county Republican eonven.
ton, 10 nominate thirteen csha dates for
tie legislature aud thirty 1ve delegates TO
the state convention at Na1s wsgla. viii
meet az 10 o'clock this morning in the
Armory IL is expc, ted that nearly all of
the iiu delegates viii lie present. King
county has the largest delegation OF any
county ia The state convention. and its In
tageuce j. very great
Atihe Fall City caucus J. u. Rutherford
ausi h. e. heliiug wese elected
In the THIRD plsoinCt ~ seattle. IL vi b.
reHscn tered. Auditor ". Il FORREST. ex-
Governor e. Y Ferry. Mr. +. shepard and
Major " 7 -bsrtse, Oh TIE Sguiie ticket,
retsiVesi i01 votss. oY ore more than the
taN.ss Ysaaidase on the Eiayt ticket. This
result mas brought Ab0nt by PRINTER ;
niandcf ia emitting q asHfc on soGie OF The
Noyt tackris. M.SsF< keffesf. ferrN and
shepsFsi. " 30 we're tied with Major Sasrpe.
hAYV cao~cn higa te Gas. abe Squire vote
from tlEs precinct
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Issued Yesterday for pne Brick And
Ei@vsa Noo.ien Structures.

Bgiisitax lnsF<Stor shassss " ssNsstsy -
sAaess permits to TIE fsssisw tag g.erspns:
Michael fAillsps. rwe-stofg sFsgse. sss =
hask n Decay si8itia8. s. oss
NJ e. Nerssassas ons ssoFs ffSne, lss ?,
hseS,& 81. Bells azt.fsfssys. 49,
4 r. srsssh. 0at sfuFY trAnsa. iss 8 hsSsck
- s1fszs sshtItsna. asa
i. = Earsfe tSN- Stars frame. let 3. hies
s. Ha}l sstA4fss.sa. ss.Sss
l. Y -shnesiseF. U@s s*aFy fssNe4 3es =,
asosk k4 Mes sstsitlaa. tssa
taAa tAfssts ess St.sfS tFena. sas :. hiaek
H. Ass a&Fsi's &attlttssG ssA
r d. isss<v. sw -saaFs bFssk. ~ a. hsxek
3 tsere1 a psnns s<sssgasss. tse &
Trustees Easie Congregational esuryh
sf ~ssE.lx. feS-sEssTg irNass tsss IL, hi0Sk -
fAenns's sssgtflsas. si.ssa
AxsFfes ~ ties. ts@ stzgw fx&Has ssss S
Esssk e.. nsHEY Aslsist@as s. sxsa
th&Te<u Etra, aae - ~ fsx@s. sae
hlsrk - A&tu&cls sssys5gssa, sss
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RECORD OF DISTRICT COURT.
Water Front Opium
Fiend sued for Divorce.

Henry l.. Sesler yesterday secured a
temporary injunction in the district court
restraining A. A. Denny and others
from driving piles or building a wharf
upon the premises described as follows:
Between the westerly lIue of the north "a
ieet OF lot 3 aud the south ~ feet of lot 2.
block ], ID. ;. Maynsru's plat aud the
nieaniier line of Eliiot's bay" The obIec;
of the restraining or5er Is 10 prevent
Denny from building wharf that win ex.
tend beyond and interfere with the use of
the wharf owned BIZ Yesier As Jufg,
Haniord was absent Yesterday. the Order
was obtained from Judge Allyn, oil Ia.
coma.
Margaret r. Wallace yesterday Instituted
proceedings for divorce from John e. Wal
lace, to whom she Was married IN Clarke
county. III. in December, 1885. Hsbitual
drunkenness and the use Of opiuln are
among the acts OF profiigaey alleged a.
grounds for the complaint
The following appraisers in city con
demnation proceedings yesterday filed
partial reports, asking for a continuance
of time; Frank Hsnford, A. ). Bnrwell
ana Alex Alien, on Commercial anl Front
streets John Lesry. A. ). BarxeII aud Alex
Alien. GA the leslsr-Leary corner: :. l..
Crawford, l. b. Andrews and l.. j. Col
IN an, Oh second and ssuth Taird streets.
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6kSsLsSa nxs RAtDgn --s1ssre-s Them
and fssE stssas ~ e'csssos iass nsghg rsisis~s
tae y sastsor sAFahlsag hesase % wasAsas
s'7ss stresf, szsss arrested Frsak Hs21 fsas
tsi'Nsfss sN4 5yssxHh Hrowu. - 30 wsrv
essai. ssSEsag <sssss there They srF-ssasssi
AssasIs AL @lN ~ iFsess sasf@V
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t&fHc&1g's C&x9 %AEg--~Bha statement
~ ~ sNss.tns EsIssg tlsas Isaac G .4aesrs.s j
ssa<S.ssx camp, EfsF SssssDHa IN. ns.z sse~yx|
ks6sAes&. ~xz antsme A ssrssf nrw %
tszaaS ss&ssou fassS&sssi >eass e LAke St.ars.
= ka<sS4ss Ersssz ses%rss bears T@aTxx3sy
EExAI
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ELEcTR1c Lasrs LgsHTEp.--The electric
lamps at the street corners b azed last
highs for the first time siaee the big Gre.
Tais win pnt cheek on the operations Of
footpass. Tonight the iamss in Offices and
stores vii De lighted
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NEW CARPET SroRE.-Jneser & PAGE
have efeuet a carpet stsre in the new
Naddoeks building. On the corner OF Front
aud Madison streets. A full isns. OF carpets.
mating 0slciolh. rags, porss4ges. shades,
etc, viii constantly be kept IN stock
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Through Pullman " stihuied sleepers
and diaiug cars; slso LAT. st improved tour
Isl sleepers through % the East via North
ern Psf fic railroad. Office. No. 7i6 Second
street. Boston block.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. John &. Wright. well known groce,
of salem, Or, Is Ia the city.
Rev. ID. ID. Campbell. psstor Of the Ff-s-
VI. =. church ofthis city, will close hi.
years work here one week from onaorrow,
Mr.. I. A. stephens. of Portland. who has
been ID the city ioy the past few aays on
business connected with the A. O. 4. ".
feft last evening" for home-
Mr.. o. {. Sa0Tey leaves today fnr sua
qaAlmse 10 join his wife. who. IN company
with Ars. r. q. kilhogrsse. has been
spending a few weeks At the falls.
Hon. K. O. Dunbar, who 50 abiy reure
scented hl1ckita; eoungy in the cons iia
tlesasi Convention, came over from olsrn.
pis last night and viii reFasin ia the e,ty
several day.
BiShop Tnnger, OF Vancouver. accom-,
lsAated by Rev. Father : ephsn. retu ned
yesterday from 1acoms. The bishop i,
visiting Puget Soaud in behalf of ms
Catholic Indian schools
br. Leonard, the newly APPOINTED
conSaR gene raj Rs shanghai. grcpri ;,a tl,es4
by his hr5taeF-in- Law. Chief Clerk A r.
Cawies, of the sgFyeyer-geDeFai's of.ics
pis mpiA. vas ia town yesterday. nY
LoenaFd was e0BsGi general tsssrslesstss un
der President Hayes administration. ar
= nos GA his nay to ais hes gieid of dutg
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at Bay City Mgrkef, Pike street. near Foarsh.
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