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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the co partnership heretofore existing
between g. vs.. Hunt and J. K. Patton. On,
der tie firm name Of Hunt 4 Patton, ~
this lss day 81 December, issa, been jas
solved By muiual consent The business
a said co.parirership having been ~.
sfr75rflou work upon the seattle. Lake
shore 4 Eastern Railway In TIC conaty ..
Kfng, Washington Territory All debts anl
demands Rxaiust said eopeffnerbtR ~
10 D. paid and ifquidsted b q. ". Hant,
ard al GUNS ar nensss due o. 70 peo2s.s
due said o.pariBesship are . ~ ISL y
sasd O. W. Hunt. witness our nAnas th'A
- q. W. HEET.
J. &. PATTON.
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sc.lpHp wrTR C0FFEE.-Ah Jisa. a Chit
neSe cook. has had sSd experience with
a woman o. questionable renown. named
Lou Graham. He has sworn out a coE
plant against her. charging her vita
scElaiuE aim with a cup Of hot coaee.
Can yeu IMAGINE sny silmeut that win
make a eoodnaiurcd person 80 Peevish.
dissatisfied. illtemperc and cranky Sc biii-
oHSuyss, There - 10 reason, shatsser, why
any one shoRld suffer from indigestion.
dyspepsia. torpid liver and icss Of spreuie
When Or. Heulevs pauurlioH Icaic, u h1ch
every one knows is = certain cure. eau be
80 easily obtained. stewart & Holmes
Dfag Company Wholesale Agents.
Seventeen pounds b0iGuE beef 81. star
Meat Market. ColumAia street
sc misses Ves;s-the sale. Chester
Cissry.
Drives iu every department. Watch our
a. Ick..s, SlAgerman 4 Co
Table linens aud 3omessfcs VIII he IN our
dawes; watch oar al. fcklGs, S!ugerman
{ 60.
Sc. al WOO, cheek dress goods, the ssle.
Chester C}savy.
we viii have drives in the cloak depart
rnstt see osr daily ais Texas, singer
man & Co
4bc. {0ip .h. al weol dress gocds. the
sale. Chester Cleary.
&c. half wool dfess goods, marked down
froia q snd ~. Chester Cie2ry.
- fancy feivegs marked down. Ches-
Ter Ciesry.
on Monday morning. January 7th. we
expect 90 os really 10 sarrFise yea with
our usual clearance sale. Watch ear daily
al. Tor prices. Toklss, slngersnan q Co
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PERSONAL.

NJ. Z. b Curry OF Portland Is az the oe-
cise1tAl
Mr.. Vim. walker. Pert Gamble, was in
the city yesterday
Mr. L. ?. Morgsrs has resigned the assis-
fRut SUPPLEMENTARY OF the Black Dix-
mon5 Coal Compsny. which position ne
faithfully aiied for twenty YEAR.
Sr. Charles z Charm, Of the Chicago
Irt5gRs staff, arrived here yesterday. He
leaves to might for Victoria aad win return
this week. spending several days here.
gz1se II. @. strive returned yesterday
usrning from san Francisco. His family.
who lave been spending the holidays IN
Portlans, viii be back the latter part Of
this week.
Miss Clara Roberts. for the past three
years society editor of the Daily Hiae-,
Butte City, Montana, has arrived ia this
city to reside VITA her parents on Main
street, between seventh and Eighth
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DIAMONDS!
DIAMONDS!
VIM. H. FINCK,
1903 Commercial Sc.
NOT.CE

of meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Almond & Phillips Foundry Company,
for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock Of said company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ stockholders Of the Ailnond & Phil
lips Foundry Company, by the under
signed, all OF the trustees OF said com
pany, that a meeting OF said stockholders,
will be held at the Office OF said
company in the city OF Seattle
King county, Washington Territory,
on Wednesday, the nth day Of February,
lsS9, at II O'Clock Ia the forenoon OF said
DAY. for the purpose OF increasing the cap
ital stock OF said company from is pres
ent amount Of 10 shares ofsi0o eachsl2, 90
TO 100 shares of 800 each $4,000. All
stockholders are requested 10 be present.
CHAS ~. ALMOND,
wR- PHILLIPS,
Trustees Of said Almond d Phillips
Foundry Co.
Dated seattle, W. T.. December =. 1sS..
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ASSESSMENT ROLL.
sEcoNp Ito GEApE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ assessment roll for the grading Of see
ond street, from Pine 10 BlaachAF'i streets,
and constructing q sidewalk on both sides
thereof. has been Sled with the under
signed. clerk Of the city OF seattle ana
further notice Is hereby given that ssld fuii
i open to public iDsuectioH AZ the uiiee 81
said clerk In the city hal aud viii resiislu
open for Inspection until Friday, January
Is. ISsa, At 80 O'Clock ?. u. and that Al
persons feeling themselves sggfieFe9 "
any Srles, assessment nav apply % the cOm-
mon council Of said city 20 have tie s9iee
corrected on said January y. i.ss. q -
O'Clock T. m ct their council chamber I'D
the city hall 60,
nate Of first f,ffbffeafiHu Dee = ISIS.
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THEY ARE nor snuaaLsEs.


Mason and Cone Discharged. and
Cone EeaFressed.
United States Commissioner c. Z. Emery
yesterday discharged the two pa snbrokers.
Wra, Mason and 4 p Cone, wno we're al.
legged 10 have been mixed O. ia the trans.
por'ztion OF sIsusgled opium when the
srsnks and va.ises were produced in corrt
q az discoveries that they contained a Let
- cheap 5sweiry. With ne substantial err
lasnes against them Judge En-ry eoald
net hold the men.
csSE IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
young man aamcd Jamas Grant
Charges a. r. Cone with swindling him out
OF good sized sum OF money. His story
- that Cone represented 70 him that he
bad some lewelry which was VERY cheap q,
9SD,, ats cost price 81 wholesale being 500
ans " would be q very good bargain for
Grant. Grant states that he was taken in
by these Representations, and when he
soeg ht the ievelry he discovered be was
considerably wiser man. Accordingly he
ssore ous a complaint against Gone
charging him with obtaining money under
false preteuses. Cons was arrested again
but Grant weakened on his charge and
asked that his Complaint be withdrawn.
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THE VANCOUVER. b. C.. ROUTE.
Probably the Yosemite win Replace
the Premier.

TWAS rumeres Ia steamboat circles at
Victoria. b. c., aud Port Townsend. yester-
day morning, that the steamer Yosemite,
now running between Victoria, b. c., and
points on the mainland Of British Column
bia, will be placed on the Pre-
nier's run between Vancouver. b. c.,
and Port Townsend during the period of
quarantine imposed on the Premier. The
time OF quarantine, according to informR-
ton received, win cover fourteen days, and
during this Interval some exreiient will
be resortsd tolls order TO sustain the traffic
between Vancouver, D. c., and Puget
Sound. The Yosemite. having an English
bailt hull, cannot come further than
Port Townsend. A smaller steamer.
some say the Eliza Anderson, will
receive the transferred passengers and
freight al Port Townsend for transpOrta-
ton 10 up-Soana cities II Is not supposed
that this win go into effect in time 10 con.
venienee tho passengers of today. The
Islander. IL IL understood, brought over the
Premier's passengers and freight from
Vancouver, to Victoria, yesterday evening
from which port the OiymFian will convey
them 20 destination.
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ladies, do not ruin your complexion by
TIE use Of poisonous cosmetics and face
powders. II your face is red or sunburned,
ii you are so unfortunate as to have PIN
pies or blotchcs on the neck and face,
DutsTd's specific viii not cover them like
a. coat of paint, but viii most effectively
remove all blemishes from the skin and re-
store il to its natural youthful bloom. Stew
art & Holmes Drug Company, Wholesale
Agents
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How often do we hear our friends say
"0h, an feeling pretty well. bat have a
slight pain In the back that suppose viii
soon pass away" But IL does not pass
away. No, not often. unless assisted by
some good remedy. Pain in the back is
frequently followed by weakness. flushing
of TIE body, mucous and milky discharges.
eruptions on the face and neck, dizziness.
loss of appetite, general debility and
Bright's disease of the kidneys. II you
have any of these symptoms, do not delay,
but save time, money and health by using
Oregon Kidney Tea. 1t is safe and speedy
remedy. Stewart & Holmes Drug Com
pany, Wholesale Agents.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon & cslIf0rnia-Psssed Eedford c.
Hubbard and wife, ". T. Carroll. z. L.
Dodge, J. ~ Wood, Marx T.. cohn, J. q.
Field, A. ;. abernsthy, r. :. Dyakes, J. A.
areen, ". +. Mccarthy and wife. W. p.
Warren. J. b. Morrow, Arthur Bowen. III.
G. Seeddsr, John Payne, W. Z. johnson.
Joe Kyndale, II, II. Barred and wife, E. r.
Blake, Gus sfnop, fora Phillips, and %
Q a,igrartE
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BREYITIEs.

Gsy Pennoycr OF Oregon has appointed
Judge 7. II. Cam of this city a commits
siouer for oregon
The ZANE of Smiths Cove Station, On
the seattle, Lake shore & Eastern, wfll Be
changed to Boulevard.
man named Arma Moe, living at the
foot OF Pike street, was arrested by Officer
Holden, yesterday, for wife-beating
Mr. .. W. Lynch was the lucky holder OF
ticket No, 2776, which won the musical
dressing case at the Golden Rule Bazsar.
To-day is tho anniversary of the battle OF
New Orleans fought in ISIS, when Gen.
Jackson defeated the British under Gen,
Pakenham.
The Sunday Standard has risen Phoenix
like from the ashes % the Frauenthal Post
fire Thanksgiving night and appeared as
usual this week.
The January tquartsrly) meeting of the
Ladies Relief Society will be held In the
upper parley of the Occidental Tuesday,
January s. at 2 p IN.
Capt Briggs found some grain leather
boots cached back of q saloon On Yesler
avenue. near Second street They have
doubtless been stolen.
workmsn yesterday resumed woyk ~
the warehouse on Golman's wharf. s(bpSfd
some time since by the right-of srdis.
pute with the Seattle, Lake Shore Il
Eastern.
The monthly business meeting of Trinity
Guild Will be held this afternoon at the
oharch rooms at 20 pnompt; also meet
Ing 10 morrow afternoon At ,, 10 work for
the Raster bazaar.
Edward Scott Fitch, formerly foreman
of the Commercial Mil company, who
died at Providence hospital last Saturday
nisht, will not be Buried until his relatives
in the East are heard from
The widow of Jacob Branu, deceased.
Mrs, susanna Brush, yesterday applied for
letters Of administration for her deceased
husbands estate He lived at Calisi0ga
Springs, Napa county, California.
Judge Tbamss II. Cam, acting assistant
prosecuting attorney, has warned hotel
and restaurant keepers not 20 sell oleomar-
earine. He threatens criminal proceed
Tugs IL they do not heed his warning.
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"
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PEEss Er-t- TEXAS lana g. fsss-The
sEtt Sqec.1c CoEpery, Asiansa Ga-fsea.
taeznen One q nay Children was fro1hss-i
years. we gave her vzriosss ksnsss "a r.,ssss
etses but without lsrta1s. and heszn 70 dfxIasr
q eEr.aS Der as an was persuaded 10 fzy
several bosries tAe diseases Al s,issrrs.srs.t
aa1 she Is now 3 hale. Aear5y alsd ks.aitAr
Firi f~eire ysz-s OF Another chifd has
5.ss nsSe<ae as'sesed "a TIE sAsne way and
Slsd p<f&n.neat cure " G WAGscSxR-
Hca HUI No, Juiv :. ISss-TAe Srin
S2ec1ac Co, ASl5lta. eA-Gseatielnen. OR
llttts gtri when bgt taFNe weeks Old h<eSs
from several sod doct ~. hos without sry
speeial beacdt We q "a $ S 3. and by tAs
time cne eetthe was = sae her head he<aa q
bottles she was cu4llesely clfrsi Now sRs
has . futs AMI hsMrg had q hzsr-a rols,Ss
harry ehild- / feei 70 sgt my dzsy 70 rnzis
~. statement respectfully. Il J. Szozz
CHATTAsooGA. TKxx, June q, fS~-The
swim Specific Co. Atlanta. Ga--lseutleFpea.
In lseS CONTRACTED bsooa poison. and a oE.Css
soeShs pAy sic.s1, who treated me for sew
Orchard sprines. K-. wacre AZ e sou ~ &C. ~
treatment Was caref1lly Observed rtcoY-
cred. As l thought. hUt the hsxt sr-fiss rir-s-
Eses oeza5 % aIsesr On my fsre and boSsy.
These gradually Increased 50 ssreS and rsir7-
atns ulcers. was advised TO try s s. s.. ar4
iInnsediatesy after taking ts c0nmencei .
tnFttfts siSH4f a hfs<s DOT mere rHl,4LtF
afterwards. and soon nothihg remained (,
tai q my trunoss- Ny blood Is row thor
oughly cfeansed, ard my systena free frssna
talat, snd ] owe my presens eoaaitica-a
psrfect cnrs-to your reslcfre. IchecrfuisT
give this statement that Others who Eeys
suffered Is have may reap the SAME eeres.
HARDY N Bury, u Wess Ninth 81.
EoxEn, la. Hay * isE-Tns Swift srocies-
Oe-, Atlanta, G2-0ertLeenen About tssss
years asp my general hests gave way e.
TREY 1 was - deeilttsted that I afrnoss
deSpAsred Of ever feeling well again. Al
that the physicians dnns FOR me brought -
should give s s. s. fair trial althoasa /
Thought u would be throwing away noss.
After taxing A1sough course my heat
aaa strength returned. and must say tazl
y - 8 alone cured me, as I DISCARDED a.
others while using it.- As a tonic eaa Nos
heartlly reconnulend q for general dehiiiTy,
IL certainly Is = specific. WI. RRIDess, J. +.
HOMER LA--I know Mr. W. y. Bridges, as.f
Will say that his statement is correct
JcxEfH SHELTON. Dr1rxist
Treatise on Rood ana SKIN Diseases rr.s,e-,
free THs SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer Il
Atlanta Ga >
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EREN SNIrrH.
WOOD * osBoRNE,

A TTORNRYs AND C0USSEIIOgs AT
"A law. Attention given 10 land utiEA-
tion, land titles and probate matters cnly.
Rooms aud :. Union Block. Seattle.
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JONES RELEASED on BAIL.

Vice-President Howell t. Jones OF the
miners union, accused OF the murder Of
VIM. Rnston, the victim of the Newcastle
riot, was yesterday taken before Justice
Jones, and allowed bail in the sum of
5000. This was on q motion made by the
prosecuting attorney. Griffith Davies be
came surety for Jones. and the latter was
accordingly given his liberty His case
was continued until next Monday. The
cases OF all the other men under arrest for
riot, etc, were continued until to-day.
James Evans, the other man accused of the
shooting of Ruston, has not yet been
found
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FOREST GROVE, Or, March ST. have been
troubled many years with weakness of the
kidneys, and have tried many different
remedies, sought aid from different phySi-
clans, and even changed climates TO obtain
relief, but have met with Indifferent sue
cess Hearing through a friend of the
OREGON KIDNEY TEA. ! obtained a box
IT 1t and have derived more benefit from ID
than from anything else have yet found.
J. T. HUFF.
Stewart 4 Holmes Drug Company,
Wholesale Agents
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BUSINESS CARD.

I Wouid respectfully inform the people
- SEATTLE that ! have taken sn interess in
the Pacific Carpet Company. and would hs
location No. TIA 'FRONT.' street. near seneca
We shall keep constantly on hand q full
and com plefe assortment OF ca pets, sindos
shades and house furnishing goods. Re
specially yoErx. Y q. SMITH
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&arsrs of fHE MExIco.-The steamer
- Safsan Huntington. arrived In
~ evening al o'cleck The
- y \. sae matilda being slightly out
x ~ snief engineer deemed Ii ad-
essFhesl them before making
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FURNITURE FACT'RY.

NOTE The prices we quote on Front
street. and other choice properties, are FOX
q limited time only, sad buyers should
bear this in mind
We DO not deal IN anything bat choice
property.
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C1Iar !0r FATe u Eois . SUIT,
200 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timetny Hay.
100 Tons Tfn,o&h and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. so Toas Wheat.
2 Cars Bran and Shorts. raixoS.
20 ton GrsunG and Rolled farley
Spokane MiI.s Extra kIcur.
Ellensburgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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Dissolution of C0-Partnership.

TIVE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
L under the name and style Of Bocquiu
4 Alexander Going business In the city Of
seattle, l. this day dissolved By mutual
consent. Mr.. Louis Bocquin having par
chased the entire interest Of y. Alexander
In the concern LOUIS BOCQCIS,
ID ALEXANDER.
Seattle. Dec. q. ISIS
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Ierrihle Eorewarnings.

Cough 10 the morning, hurried o jim
cult breathing, raising PhleEm. n9 s,s,
IN the chest, qHiekened purse, enlAl 49,,
IA he evening o. swests q nixht. ~ ~
any u these things ere The nsst s,ns -, ~
s.sI4 In CONSUMPTION vii cure fnrHe itAi-
fs,l syrart0rss. and 4 s8id ussLef a IstSl.ifs
guarantee b. A q. stewart af1Rea ~
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Seventh Street Tax Notice.

THE TAX LEVIED By The ctrf
C,supciI in the district created By Or
diuAnce No S4S. 70 provide for the grading
Of seventh street, FROM Madison street 70
Mn street, and constructing 80 RaiAs
~, both sides thereof, is Dow due aL4 pay
able az the ofiee Of the city treasurer. All
taxes nst paid within
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As high turrets for the airy steep
Require foundations in proportion deep;
And lofty cedars as far upwards shoot
As 10 the neither heavens they drive the
root;
SO low did her secure foundation lie.
she was not humble. but humility.
-Drytisu
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4 DEMONS DEED
Four Persons Killed
by Dynamite.
ADwelling at Gilman Blown
to Fragments.
The Murderer Lynched by En-
ragged Citizens.

.r..,t scIsaefer, Bohemian Seek
Inc Revenge. Destroys the Lives
~ Innocent People-Sames Of His
y;etsms-Ihe FieDd gefsses TO
Make q ConfessioD-Mo Motive for the
Crime.
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new HOME SEWING MACHINE.

FRANK DgAOUIrIED. NaRagerlI
Opposite Boston Block. Second street. Sc
attis; DEAR FIR: This Is 10 certify hat
have always used the New Home Sewing
MEehine IN making my balloons, and on
my last one ] used two Of then. and have
always found them % give perfect salts
factioa PROF. VAN TA-sELL,
AerHnaHf
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OF The first uhlicAtion OF this notice VIII
fse declared delinquent. Ienaity OF ave
per cent added and saisresi a. Ike F.ie @
10 per eeft charged.
". 4. FORREST. City Clerk.
First y,lblirstida 81 this notice Jaa- :, l>s@.
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FRED wARD. Manaser
Second Street Tax Notice.

TIVE TAX LEVIED BY THE CITY
Council IN the district created By Or
dirance No g5a, ~ provide for the grading
Of second street, from blanchard 70 depot
street, and constructing sidewDks on both
sides thereof. Il Bow due aud payable AZ
the Office Of the city treasurer All taxes
not paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF the srst publication Of THIS notice viii
BE- declared delinquent. a penalty Of 5 per
cent added, aud interest ri the rate 81 10
per cent charged.
". X. FORREST. City Clerk.
First Publication Of this notice, Deccfn'
her D. ist4
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The wsys of heaven are dark and intricate;
Puzzled in mazes, and perplexed with
errors,
our understanding traces them in vain.
Lost and bewilser'd in the fruitless search
Nor sees with how much. art the wiRdings
run,
Nor where the regular confusion ends.
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THOS KFEFE NJ 10

I ATE COUNTY PHYSICIAN SAN
Il Diego, Cal. Formerly surgeon :. Y.
X. r. Co, Deming, New Mexico. special
attention given 20 the treatment of female
diseases. Once Al Kenyon block. room II.
cor. Front and Madison streets, Telephone
ia
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Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j. Castle,
uEALERs AND TEACHERS - CHRIS
L 4 tan Science, Mental Healing. No. 1918
second street, between Madison aud Spring,
Seattle. Washington Territory.
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III. STEINMAN.
GEoRGE BErHUN H

A Rooms 80 AND 81 BOSTON
y Block. corner second Columbia streets.
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THK hAY-tliLL CAsE.-ln the case of
Capt. James II. May against W. c. Hin.
who claims title 10 the McAlecr heirs prop
eTty In the old Maynard donation claim,
the deposition OF Felix BrsnieRn Of wash
been taken aud filed. Mr. Branirsn aad
John Arthur came up here together, in
ISIS, aud they aud Capt. May were for a
white interested together Ia law and real
estate. May aud hrsnigan were working
IN the interest OF MI ISL In the anuul-
ment OF an assessment against Mr. uiils
property for street improvements
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(uviL ENGINEERS. SURVEYORS AND
- Contractors. Railways and other pub
tic works designed and built Office
Rooms 20 and 81, Yesler block, James St.,
opposite Oe sidcnial.
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WEIGH * OLSEN.

(IvIL ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTs-
- men All kinds OF mechanical draught-
ing promptly attended %.
Room II. Colonial block, Second street.
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CHURCH MORTGAGE FuED.-The second
Presbyterian church OF this city has given
a mortgage Tor seoo which was filed yes
tcfdsy, 10 the board OF the church building
erection fand 81 the general assembly OF
the Prcshytsrisn eGUrch Of tAe Unltcd
states This si0oo wa, 10 aid tbs local
church 10 pat Up us uew building, com
pieted few months ago. The mortgage is
signed by Walter Graham, president oi the
board Of trustees.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08

D PRESTON, HENRY MCBRIDE.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08

WANTED HIS OrIuN PtrE.-Poilce officer
Holden arrested VIM. King, A, witehman,
VIM. Young. VIM, Fox and George watson
yesterday on charge of stealing some
guns from Johnson's second hand Store
several days agu. The officer found an
opium pisc in the lodging occupied by
Watson, Fox and Young. and waiSos said
IL Was his, aud becgei the policeman 10 let
him have the pipe in jail, Which request
was politely refused. The stolen property
was recovered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08

A SAVER AND CHEMIST, ASALYZER
n OF coal FIRE clays, ores, etc. send sam
Piles for assay by mail Tacoma, Wash Ty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-08

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