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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16

Tscoma Tsxs&v- Al the close es the
rrcxrzranae . hasine<< meeting xss
beid. and the following oftioers for sAe
easnsng yesr were elected arl9 ir-
stalled
Pressdent-C. VI. Hofson.
Vice. -Fressscnss-C. W Hobart ard
1. y. Nancy.
Sscresary- Marion n. Exbert.
TreA~s-e--f W Marphy.
Executive Ec&ri - Frank pwesi.
orno Strong. Charles rroSch. A. y.
Hamilton and s. +. carrirS.
Historian f. y. Faller.
Poet VIII l.. vsSxcher.
Orator Thomas l. savanaugh.
Committee on Resolutions Proseh.
Winston and Ega~rt.
This afternoon the editors were err
sertainesi hs the committee with q
ride around shc Sound on the Sksxit
taief.
fouoTrow morning al 8 O'Clock the
e.sisor~ and their wives will 60 ~
Victoria.
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From wALLA MALLA.
New keiliGg Stack for the a. 4 w.
4. Railroad

WALLA WAlLA. Aug. i5.-G. W.
Hunt. of he Oregon Il Washington
Territory railroad, has purchased a
half interest in the Pendleton roller
mills for ssi.0o.
Two uew engines are expected to ar
rive in few days for the Oregon &
Washington Territory. and two more
sill he delivered next month.
The county central Republican com-
mitlee, with assistance OF the BOARD of
Trade and the Ben Harrison Republi-
can club. is making preparations 10
entertain the members Of the state
Republican convention, and has ap-
pointed committees TO secure the
necessary accommodations
Another trusty. whose sentence had
nearly expired. escaped from the peni-
fentiary hrickyaFd "wednesday morn
ing while he Was firing at the brick
klins.
sir. Ritchie, who was hauling timber
on the Government mountain. vas ia
town today and informed your repre-
sentative that the clouds emitted
dense volumes of ashes Wednesday
which covered an are os tao miles
sauAre.
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PogT TowSsENp. Aug. lS-Lieuten-
ant Reynolds. Fort Townsend. lefs
yesterday for Fort Lesveaworfh, Kan
Sas
J.E Beiyea. landlord Of the John
son house. Elensburgh, recently
burned out. j. in the city. locking up
a location for hotel.
Kinds s Morgan, commission mer-
chants on Commercial wharf, have
sold their business To Liputt the Dun
geness trader. who will take posses
sion on the 18th inst.
j. III. Whitman Is here from Seattle.
Mrs. Baldwin. one of the earliest
settlers on Lyle river, Is at the Cen
tsl.
Hon. William Collins, an ex-iegis-
laior ef Quincy, Ill, is looking for a
home IN this city.
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THE uMArrLIa ArIoAr.
She Was Pulled em the feBat hy
the CorNna.

TAcovA. Aug. Is The steamer
Jmssiiss. which has been aground or
Brown : point st the entrance 10 tire
Aart-or. since Tuesday morning.
iioafesi st 8 o'cieck tonight with the
assistance II the steamer Corona At
high tsde tins evening the Corona left
her faooring at the wharf and
proceeded 10 the masills. 10
which she fastened three ropes.
After two unsuccsSsinl attempts she
was finally fio4ted. Al day yesterday
aud to-day men were employed renov-
ing her cargo aft. thus throwing her
bo~ out OF the gravel ia which she
Was stack. There was no damage
done and the steamer is nos safe al
the dock
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saseFemens Agents Making impor-
fsns Dfsees~xs~s

snosa0sE. ldahs. Aug. IJ.--Agents
looking mp fraudulent land and water
right entries are making important
discoveries. Hiacgfoos river has tine
natural meadows covered hy desert
entries One tract of II sa acres.
claimed By prominent tab Aornons.
has ten SozIas machines cat
ting thousands of tons Of hay. not
wstAstzndsng the season = cry
The isscAliiy Ia 80 far sxsy ffom
trAsei and settlement that - q good
midway place for stock 10 ran cs4t Ga
Utah 30 Grade the vfgitans cbarrh re-
celTsr. Large herd ot such stock are
rortna in tbss u inssy. Prosecution
Is psvastsetI rs ersseF 90 psace these
lands hack is tbs rsshsie aofsssifl.
Saas - the ogfssssers are charged
4 ftA Fs@riagg.
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Taco,n. Itesn..

TACOMA. Aug. iS.--Tso notes. each
valued AT $50, are in the posses
sion os Sheriff Price, 10 whom
they we're given by person
who found them on the highway.
They are dated at Mckinney. Texss.
March Ia. is,s, ana are payable al the
FIRST National hang. Of that city
They are in favor of the kinesiana &
Ferguson Manufacturing Company.
and endorsed by ] +. list They
bear no evidence of having been can
celed.
The Pierce Mil & l.umhcr Company
tilei articles OF incorporation to-day.
The capital stock is 5000. and the
incorporators are Charles H. Pierce.
J. Il. Cssebolt aud W. III. Hanson.
The company viii engage in the luIn-
Der business al koy.
A man named Day, who lives on
South Pacifie avenue. fell from n
wagon today and sustained a COM
pound fracture Of the lett leg. The
wound Is a serious one. but IL is
Thought that the leg will lie saved.
The third ward Democratic club VA.
organized last night. IL Is an aaxili-
AIRY 10 the Central Democratic club.
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FROM srokANE FALLS.
A Shooting Serape ~t Co,viise--A
Local Trouble.


SPOKANE FsLIs. Aug. fS.--A snecial
messenger this afternoon brought in
formation of the shooting affray he
tween railroad construction hands a,
Colviile. ninety miles north Of
this city tn which two men
sere shot, one fatally. The origin OF
the quarrel could not he learned. but
Il i said that Fred Adams sho, John
Mahoney through the abtiosnan
ana wounded Charles Gopher
on the arm. Adams then
made his escape on a fleet horse
snd was foliosed bali an hour bv
sheriff q. II. ide, who also seat a
messenger "a the place TO notify the
officers IN this section 10 intercept
Adams IL possible. 4 request was
aiso sent here for surgical aid, here
foI surgical asd. there being no sur
geon within fifty miles of ColviIle.
Mahoney's injuries are necessarily
fatal.
A conflict occurred here this even
ing between Officer salah Ten
nant, commander of the mounted
special militia, and Jake Goesx.
proprietor OF mammoth beer
tent on Riverside avenue.
Fennsnt had been drinking all after
noon aud 6oetz saws he wanted a
glass of beer after o'clock, the
time now fixed for saloons
to close up; that he became
abusive on being refused the drink.
ami, being hustled out. drew a 22-cali-
ber revolver and fired al eoetx.
hnt the shot hit Tommy
Roman, bartender. in the
leg without serious results. Tennant
SAYS that he left shortly after !
and ordered Goeiz To stop
selling, when the latter assaulted
him and the revolver was fred
by accident Tennant was not on
duty 81 the time. He was promptly
arrested and locked up. Goetx was
the owner OF the Erankfurter block
the largest block in the city DESTROYED
BY the fire
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IuE DAYS wogs.
N aHekn sadrsse and the Tide Lands
Agsia Discussed.

OtxNgft. AEr Is At the opening
% the session FnsSseT suhmitfes. a nie-
mortal from a tax-pas ing woman in
favor os woman suffrage or exenp-
ton from taxes 4 memorial as
submitted IS Joy 81 the same eharac-
Ter. also a pegsgsssn Ia favor os the sale
Of school, snd iisie lands, also peti
sian from Port t'smb'e OF the same
character, Sfsa thrse or four Eaore.
The convention them teug ElnGl
s0se an she hArgssr sTsscle, Aich wrEs
gAruslEh IS ayes 81. hays q
sullivan faoT~ss 10 RECONSIDER ire
svglcs ou elective gsgtts. Dyer said
he bored tAs house R0ssiG have ts re-
con sis'rr fhs zstscle, g. Eszay uf the
gsseTs asFs 0~.f gzaA-ie az thSzF asissas Ia
ttu e nss as slgu'.
The CHAIR S2sa ae was glad she gsss-
sisnsAa hssf sassle up htS SsaGssG So Go
shzf = ~ Fight. i>AWShF~r
ssse vote ozs fgeasas sSrassua stese5
~ sxss. 81 nAyS. xisx rass sSsvsiF e
the asvs weFe irAem ths IasnssssFas~- j.
r. AaSere utossss the previous 4 s.sstlesa,
bas IL VAS sSNt
sro~sey rsossd &, recssusss1xr ssss
vose By xhsCh the axtirls passed q
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EiIsSsnugs, Aug. l5A letter Was
received here today from the COM
fnittee appointed at the state assoeia-
fion OF Congregational churches 10
look for the location OF church book
puhlis sbing house aud depository for
The Northw west. embracing Washing
ton territory. Idaho and Oregon. The
letter saws that Ellensburg has been
decidef upon a the location on ac-
count os its central position and Splen-
did prospects. II - said hy those
who knew that the church will pu. up
a large brick block here to secommo-
date this institution. This will he to
the Pacific coast what the Boston pnh.
fishing house ef those churches is TO
the Atlantic coast.
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Corner Second and James Street.
nave .onne In eli esss Of sae cns
.Nr,cn v.e snes irsenciaE P"scHssess

West
IL ne le1ns. t~FsnsTeet
within Their
adv
~ thtSc
an "eaessy
b thai
tbs
81 tbe The M@S SD
kaae We soat
xsa1
SCI Ne
~ II
shet ths
frCas of kktAs
sgn
another sha*
Afasfs himself
e - 0svnEse
xsnkA caat1
raassoas rAroash a psosrsy ~ Fass hs sels
K. .~hR rasAs
sA
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nurnsa 20 Death.

SAxrs nAEesRs. Cal. Aug. i5.--
Carolina Gharlson attempted 10 build
a Gre with kerosene this afternoon
when The can exploded. covering her
With the flames. she ran franticaily
up stairs and fisfes herself from an
UPPER wsndow To the ground. When
picked np, sns ws- eomplstsiy baked
the skin coming off en all parts of her
szsdy. she hngsres about an hour
gaa half. shen she died Meantime
the honse ard sll It's contents we're
consumed. Tse los is 81 So There
: no Insurance 20 fa- "a gSsown.
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FROM NORTH YAKIMA.
A Party 80 rrespect the Matches
Pa-s-Iaeai Fruit.

NoaTH YAKisA. Aug. i5.--A party
% experienced prospeefoFs left here
yesterday for the Upper Naschez to
open mp the quartz ledgcs recently dis-
covered. which, from reports and from
specimens exhibited. are very rich.
They have taken provisions sufficient
10 iasf until the snow flies. and they
hope br that time to have made
thorough prospect os the entire dis
trfct.
The Yield of pcaehes in this valley
has far exceeded MI expectation. as
the fFo~E in tae saFis part OF the sea
sou vas Supposed to4lave done eofsid-
erahle damage. sheriff lesh reports
thar lie wiii not have less than 80
bushels II peaches this season and
Captain Dunn. II Parker ho.forn. sx-
ysscss a Bes return of 5o bushels. in-
dependent of what is Used by himself
and eEupioye-. There j. great de-
snaud Tor this fruit ia the narket,
ranging from : 10 10 cents per pound
esrsTsrs. which are in great aband-
snes here. are quoted at 10 cents PER
pound.
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NORTH DAKOTA CONVENTION.
Ihe uasstien Of Womsn snitrags
Submitted 10 th~ feople.

BIsxAeck, Aug Ia The repoEs oi
tae committee on elective franchise
a. adopted today. This makes II
necessary 20 submit The question Of
woman suffrage 10 vote ot the people.
tsesseral elections of the state shall ~
biennial aud held iB NoTsml,er. IL
gives women the right ia vote at ali
school elections.
The article on municipal cerlors-
items was adopted, the section pro-
yaiing that 40 esty. town or village
shall ever become subscriber 10 the
cSpital stock of any railroad or private
corporation being stricken oui.
A resolution fEsltoTsitg The pTopsssi-
ton tS holI q serssl's fair IN the csty
of CLiCAgo w&s adopted s.ih great en-
thxskEa<s.s
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THE BLYTHE CASE.
The Adoption fapers of ffer~ncs
Bfythr Presented In Gears.

SAN FgAsegsco. Aug. iS.-Quite a
sensation occurred in the Blythe case
today when l.. II. Narnry. eontsien-
ual agent Of the late Thomas III.
blythe, produced copy OF the adop-
ton papers OF Florence Blythe. which
he said he had found in "A hook be
longing To the deceased. IL is copy
of a paper drawn mp by W. III. III
Hare, which the latter claims Riyihs
signed in February. is>S. The copy
introduced today was no; dated or
signed.
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Taeoxs. Aug. IS.-TNo men names
unknosm. were out in the bay this
evening about 8 O'Clock, during high
sind. When oprosiie slss Tacosns
h0iel the boat ca;esxrd. thr0xirg both
isato flae water After a struggle they
sace.esi>xi in getting haid cf the cap
sixesi boat, TO which they eiHng uniii
rs~eGsd ~ snosi.eY na3n In = row
fs5st Is wa = nzrF1S escape from
arosaifg. A. = bite cAp~ weS. ETing.
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CHICAGO. Aug. iS.-The c
anti-Cronin faction OF the CI
held separate pscaics today
games were insinlgesl in and
OF proniineni speakers 4
The Cronin faction passed
tienouncing the murder OF
a. a conspiracy hatched ID
The meeting also sssnouncs
der and fepeilesi the insinsl
IL was the work OF the Clam
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WARRANT roK d
Mrs. Terry sweara Cat =
Asayusf Him.

SrecKros, csi., Aug. Is. I
was issued today for th1
stephen ]. Field on compll
sarah Ai.hea Terry, who d
with completely in kilsfn1
band, David :. Terry. at I.6
ssrdav. sheriff GunninghS
sor san Francisco this I
arrest Justice Field. Th(
gho have been engaged |
the defense of Deputy Nd
promised that Justice Fiel
pear when wanted. but
complaint vas made again(
The orders 20 sheriff CO
to arrest Justice fielsi weI
District Attorney White1
young lawyer with hut n
enee. against the advice q
ant. ". NJ. Gibson. an
prosecutor under several !
iorneys. and also Aitorn
Turner and W. II. Grady. d
OF the deceased, as well IS |
only son OF the deceased.
attorney says he dla not \
the responsibility of dist
complaint against Field.
rnx WARRANT sor yET I
sas FRANCISCO, Aug. :
Cunningham, of san joaql
arrived here from Stocktd
night with a warrant for III
Justice Field. As. howeye
was late and the /
had TO i@ endorsed by s(
ffate of this city before
served. Cunningham siecid
until tomorrow morning
ing it. Justice Field RENAL
ai the Palace hotel this q
received a few callers.
Judge Terry > death yes
the scenes surrounding il
the principal TOPIC OF Il
here today. kilograms !
pouring In upon tus
congratala,ing him
narrow escape And
sending kilograms are
brothers Cyrus W. Field.
ley Field. and Henry NJ. II
81. l.. Deadv. Of Oregon,
III. Ghaats. president of thj
Bar Association.
The funeral of Terry Y
today. The nody is
nsorgue. Mrs. Terry has
any 'flne.
SACHS FkKIiNISARr
STocKToa. Cal, Aug.
Marshal Magic was broDgi
sfsis afternoon to have his
examination set. He wau
hearing. hat il WAS decided
examination for next vi
10 o clock. #
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sAs FxssCfsco. Aug. f5.~T The Mex
lean steamer Al~jandro arrived from
Gaaymas. Mexico, today. bringing
word that In TIE early part OF July a
Gre broke out in the akspfoot level al
the Triumph mine. tear TIE town OF
ss,e same name, aud ten nieu iosi
heir lives. II ht Mexican miners
acre in The nline AT the iigae ~ tbs
fire. and two unknown Americans
formerly of san Francisco, volun-
tssFesi ~ 80 to their rescue II possible
The shaft sas full OF gases and smoke
and when the bsscket was hanlsd ts
The TOP. the Americans we're found q
he dead. The FIRE lasted several day.
and apaity tuT.ses5 isssif oas.
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The jury Completed and
Testimony 8eg(

PUAyin. Miss. Aug. ~
wAs completed after com
lay to-day and sullivan pil
The champion pleaded nd
the examination Of wisnl
prosecution heghu in n
Major W. W. Eostif ga =!
the stand afai testified
tended sbe prixefiRht and
occurred lie reeitesi th<
IN detail. and told hos
hal exchanged heavy tsID(
testified that be isnllivsl
kilrain with tsis knerr
positively that suiii
touched kilrain's body.
Among the other viii
were r. X. White. for
grand jary, j. :. HoIiem1
sheriff 3. W. Cowsrt -
All testified 10 having
( tight. &
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THE CLAN-NA-Gl|
Factions Still FixAtias o.
Cronin's Murder.
sraoss RESOLUTIONS .assr1
Sresehes Made by Praunau
an the Policy Ans OA1or
the Cian- N -Hssl. y

tFtxHTEsHAx RxaeN, casrr
la--fhe trends Of the late L.
held the annual session ot
na-tsael here to-day. with 4
present The amnSements
Of athletic games. felIowe
afternoon and evening bv 81 I
congressman Eoran. 81 N<
Hon. NJ. ]. Ryan. cf fhn
Congressman Isawler. of
Jehn Dewey. ef New York: The
Print. OF iAetroif. and others.
\ hong statement. ACCOM- paniex1t&
preamble and resolutions. was
sd adopted. IL recognizes seAlty /
this nation as the fsrSt and hiann
obligation, aud next thereafter pleln~
it, support 10 The cause OF Irish libpS1
tc lie procured under the leasicrsh}n,
fsrneli and Gladstone. The sts,
Hsent reads.
RssAersf, That we exr-eSx with Al 4
fssvxe oi Indignant lsasa9xe. cur utter :
horfTfzee az tte assassination and saurS1
~ 1y. t,gst1n and the h-s:rasxs az q
peoy Il wfsose devotion "a the cause
ut~Esy Too efsen makes them victims
tes1s 1snin< kaayes
Rtssassrsf, That, knnainS TT r-ontn
have been patriotic. klgh-ufAe4 =
pure Christian gentleman.
capable ct playing the role
falsely living the i hfe ~ spy,
The mtsE malicious isfSel and u
siaAis1n Ia the famous rvyQrs
an seeat oS England On ~
kBov,n hsm to fs q defender
sd Frnse. we heYcny sieelal f*N
oar sslema conviction tnst for Du1.n..
adherence TO fhe Irish esssse. 81 -
truth he was fcasls naTst,red -
the exposure al the fEst eriS -
hsxe dragged stswn that cauN4
and tears Into rhe stsSs OF our ssSen
isssssresf. That this crime, tht
cseus murder. calls sos all the
eur civilization for che sr-esSfy
enforcement; of the faw and ~
esgnesf sHrl-ext a. the sntnart(
ery guilty man shah have ans
Las FOR his participation 10 shss
i>li uaTsiet which has resfsaenc]
af crime.
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Coupey,i,~ Nat~.

CeprEysLLK, Wash, Aug IS. Forest
fires are raging In various parts of The
island. destroying crops and burning
fences in some places aud endangee-
Ing Others
fhe steamer periey Vas in yesterd~s
and took cargo Of hay for Mr. John
Robertson 10 Seattle.
Mr.. ID. Pesrson has set his store
room. recently vacssed by NJ. q. Gas
ton. back about t%n feet ard is build.
ing a twenty foot addition to The rear
end OF il.
The farmers are threshing their
grAis, and they end the yield eonsisi.
exsf,is short OF lssf wears cror
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PeKraAxn. Aae. Is The Engfl-h
synsii ate. whsoss has fess hssying
ezewxrsss Ia she E4st ard EAisSarHi@.
has offered stssl llv far Hensy Nesn-
harris treavvy ia sssss cs4y- Nssn-
hard has nasss September | SO sezept.
Vue ss fEse terms - thas hf
Stass eo2tsnsse ia tfze management ~
de ssewery ior three yeAxs. 10 MharA
~ oh3sr4x.
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0tYxrgA. AHg Is.--A call aAs besn
issuef fcr the Republican pri4aary
slscflons. 10 se held st several voting
precincts Ia IkarSsen eoaFsiy on
Thursday, august -. fs.ss So sieef
delegates so the conf.tg ess4ygEtS0a 20
~ tesa in t1sasasa.a A2ii. u3ssArsa
A09uss 81. fsss. AZ O'Clock p, IL.
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The MONTANA eosvKSHIo>.
The Article sa Elections Unsa-
fassa.fy fs.sed.

HrIrxA. AaE. lS-The Aytsese on
elections xAs unanimously Essssess a'ad
referred 10 fke COMMITTEES or revision
and phraseology.
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KILEAIS 0CT OHY\
A writ Of HAb~as Cosy
In MARI lno< =

BkLgIxonK, Aag. f5-
heas corpus in sehaiE u
was taken out this mort
rain ass released ON
Essasins ON August - a.
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PaxEIsxn. Aug. = frwi Boaze. ~
years cd. attempted 10 sutcis3s near
Caste Rock. W r.. yesterday, ~ cut
ting hix throat ffoa ear - eAr. The
s.aszs4 j. gsseiAne iaosza he IA ssie-
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6nAxB GouErn. La A.
2 o'clock last night . usa
residence oi J. b, Dupt
four miles from Isers 10
o. regulating a mnsAfto =.
eonsisct did tot ~xss
ideas. The wat1an MAS
crowd ard. as she Vas
asay. DagSseheln eane
az atssn5s to sbeos- sssIe
- IRE and the mob tas
sss-sy wounsss tssrza. nfi5 :
l.ns ksssos from his hes<
ffHflzehsiu cred altar
.asi essassa shrus 10 rele
Ite4s sosfBa that the 2
s.9ssv were fest<sasze1
g.ss~sson i that the gu
E.e bFoagfsl "a ysxsxic<-
stool kSse xDa1a5s cAn III
The party
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ss.4 S4Aasaes I'seSs 4ssCetaston
exssn gsSztes4 thes- s-e;sis-sats sss today
arsss rssrsess a9zsesrs fer shs ensuing
year. Mr. gisara1ss PFu@sh gave q lsis-
sarscai sAsseas 81 tbs u arlington
press. slses was assixsTl 81 - p1b-
fzshesa. Ar psnrlsk H. Winston. ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16

fox-aAxe. Ne, Aux- i<.~ Menfgosp-
xry !. Gsb=os al the ffesai and 0fa<As
hoseis snd president u the S&sisfsi
ax6on1 Aeonei616oa. hss fntfod IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16
4 xArEx on nrrr

sersSss OF the fssx<nse<s under these
circumstances. ard haa raasis several
ctcaszous - that effect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16

OLYMPIA, Aug is.-The vasifisv of
the patents granted by the United
States 70 lands extending below high
water mark on the shores OF the waters
OF Washington viii not he questioned
by the ne~ state nor any of its agslsts
The convention decided that matter
today by the adoption OF seciion
that expressly diseiaims any right 10
OF interest in donation. pre-enpsios OF
homestead grants OF this desc ipt;on-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16

The discussion Of the tide lands was
patent section was passed. oiascosk in
troduced provision for a commission
TO look into the tide lands and report
to the legislature. This was displaced
by substitute by Turner, which gave
the legisla nre power 10 lease or sesl
the lands, bat provided that two legis-
iatures must ratify any act disposing
OF the lands before 1t can become a
law. This was accepted by the con-
vention without debate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08

OFFICE or THE
CLEVELAND CINCINNATI
CHICAGO AND SIR. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Cincinnati. o.. December o. 1892
II, HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared a quarterly dividend OF and one-q uartcr
,r cent on me preferred aud dividend " and
me haf nor cent stock OF this company both
u1yable from earnings OF the company January . sJO
he once OF Messrs Drcxe Morgan CO., NewNork.
The tran books classes stock viii b. closed
December 10 lss9 ?. and reopen the morning Z
OF January O. 1890. -
b' 0'u'' VI 'A' L y. OSBORN Secretary.