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nR. GEO. A. REICH. oCULIST, AUR-
II ist. laryngoscepist, having returned
from mis- trip 20 the East and Europe, viii
be pleased TO meet his former patrons
and others desiring his services. at his
attic, w. T. Residence. corner Fourth and
Marion. tyl7dw
|nR. A. B. KIBBE. OCULIST AND AUR-
IL list. rooms 81 and 81, Korn block. Yos-
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IfyDsCfPE GagDEyERy,

Nv :, BOONE, ARCHITECT, DosToN
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/. sHOEcE ACRE PROPERTY NORTH OF
u Lake Union ut $3.50 10 $500 per acre, in
tracts varying from i've 10 20 acres BAER
Il B0ARMAN.
GPEGIAL BARGAINS IN LOTS BE-
- tween Mill and Madison streets at SEQ
tn $3.50 apiece, cash. BAER Is R0ARMAN.
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-4--sa
yyvANTED-GO0D GIRL FOR DIN
w ing-room work. Apply, Bellevue
Rest No 23s0 Front ST.
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JAC0BS.--In this city, Saturday morning
at l O'Clock. OF pneumonia, Ada E.
Jacobs, wife OF r. A.yacobs, aged So years
months. Funeraa from residence.
Eighth street. at y. m. Sunday.
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CONTRACTS 70 LET FOR
i clearing land. Fay & Padiey. si2 Front
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Baesisg, wkl1A 81 vAiI1td 1s g 90 essEtnkFe 81
bnE5AsnKz. H vii fenoFe - BsIlAFf S9se -
seoa - The new basld1nz - 81 shzpe - hUuss =
The mfE wif be sAuk agnn besween now Nnt
Dersxb eF !. wken che msehgnssg win &c g0ssan
FeSdg fuF shfpneet heze-
The Ballard mil @szl - sBst tssice fke size d
tne slas Il Brcki4y THIS viii necessEsake TIE ex'
pemsiftare 81 szss0Eo Tor asaitln1na machisery
alsne. The order for tbs 4 being made mp IagE
1aifwfll - lsee1 IN shsEAs aitaEa week Pari
Of Ihe ad6tsoslAi fneehinesy viii he fsr The dfy-
houses 1Ais wiz b. q the Iatest inspnsssd psf
terms.
TIE wegk Of driving lie plies soF tas loaatia-
ffons OF ire hEfidsnx wffI hegin next 0ses. aal
70 tmsidinss esls - pushed e Al eariy eosn-
piefien.
1he site purchased for The rnEH - splendid
ane It il convenient 70 TIE wsEer an6 % tbs
seaftse Lake Ehofe 4 Eseiera Raiisky. + j.
ire sntenfscn 81 ne vsrties who are oallding
she insfs 70 run SIDE TRACK frozE me railway DE-
pot 90 the nll and yards fot ifa 0wn prlFase U.s.
This spar Will be Go feef Ia eng1h.
Tue product Of the nil VII be FIR the Eastern
aarikef alEsosr exclusively. Afser a prolonged
struggle cedar shlagles have gained q fo0thotd
nIzud for them.
Nj Gosx hopes 70 have fhe nlIl ia operation
By March /. and his expectations will most
likely be realized. The total cost Of the naill
fesdY 10 begin work IL placed at sl000e0 II will
give employment % 100 men. including me-
ehaEsscs and common Isiorers. Articles incoy-
poFating the eompspy are new being prepared
and will be nIe9 within few days
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TIE crrr wArEE suPrLY.
To Come Fran Rock Creek and Swa
Lake-Reservoir for City Park.

To Come From Rock Creek and Swan
Lake-Reservoir for City Park.
Engineer Benezetti Williams has prepared
and submitted 70 the hre and water committee
OF the common council his preliminary report
on the permanent water supply OF the city. The
report win he presented 20 the council Friday
evening aud viii no doubt be adopted as the per.
manent policy of the city in the matter.
The water supply will undoubtedly be brought
from Rock creek and swan lake.
As q part Of the plan suggested by Mr.. VIII
Hams, he proposes large high-leyel reservoir
In thu city to supply the levels which lie be-
twecs the elevations OF zoo and $50 feet above
high water.
Mayor Moran, Counciimen purie, Niez and
Jones ofthe FIRE and water committee and En.
gineer Williams went out yesterday morning
10 the forty acre city park and investigated
the eligibility Of the same site for the pro-
posed higll-Ieyel reservoir which SIR. Williams
intends. should the council adopt his plans,
shall have q capacity OF a. 900. 600 gallons.
Tho locality was found to be all that was de-
sired for shis object and an additional induce
ment for the selection was found In the fact that
the reservoir proposed would give the means OF
improving and beHulifying that tract OF land
aud convert II into the most charming park the
city could own, besides furnishing sn abundant
supply Of water for irrigation purposes aud the
fountains putin the para.
Thu obstacle hitherto In the way OF improving
this tract aud converting it into city park was
the absence OF water Tor irrigation purposes.
The location OF this high-leye reservoir will fur
nish unlimited supply OF water for almost
eyers part OF tae city aud furnish the city with
the means Of perieeting the park which must
SOFA be built
1t slise proposes that pump he stationed At
the reservoir which caa easily supply the future
needs ef the city. Other low-leyel reservoirs viii
be hisiit under the proposed water Sssterss tat
locations for these have not Jet been decided
unan
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WORK or THE roLrcE.


The Justices Conrts Kept Busy With
Petty Calendars.
Justice Rivers issued his fiFst state warrant
yesterday in the charge agasEss Charles Nc
Cornlick who Incorporated so which bad
bsen placed IN his care for safe keeping By r.
IA. Cowboy. IL 10 alleged that Mccormick spent
lhe money. intending TO deEraad hts friend.
who endeavoged 70 settle the matter without re-
sorting TO legal means. Mccormick was ar
Egsfed and will be tried today.
Officer Won Rhein arrested John McAnley
early yesterday morning en- Washington street
and brought him 10 police headquarters. where
he was booked for yagfsnoy. Upon searching
the prisoner letter was found IN the pocket Of
a snrk coat, which evidently had been stolen.
bearing the address OF Eugene eastman, Sc
atfle.s From the same pocket we're taken three
checks on the Puget Sound National bank.
drawn IN favor OF John Shepard. and amount
Ing 70 Sit The property IS at police headquar-
tefs awaiting the owner, and MeAnley is in tail
awsiting trial.
Thomas Mcclure and Fred brooks were ar
rested by Oflcers Care and cerbett yesterday
FOR leaving their teams united in the street
Justice Miller fined them IS each, which they
paid.
Two Migrants giving the names Of John cFaH-
ford and Owen Melville, arrested BY 0ficer Cor
bett. were given twenty and nfteen days re-
spccsiveiy In Justice MEller's court yesterday.
Il A. Scott and B. Campbell, two OF the
flash gentry arrested by 0ftaeers Won Rhein
and Rogers some days since. were yesterday
given $50 and costs each by Justice Rivers.
Edward Stanley was given forty eight hours 70
ieaee town and stay away or serve q term in the
city jail. Games Bennett. tried al the same
time, VIII receive bis sentence today These
men al belong 70 The same crowd, and are low
specimens OF humanity
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STREET FRANCHISES.
The Council Net Yesterday to
Discnss Them.
they WILL CONE UP FRIDAY.
ii Ia Probable That They WIN All Re
Granted Plans Ordered for Five
Ensfne Houses.

TfH concefi net SIS committee q the whole
yeste15Ay afternoon 60 consider tbs stress rail-
way fissrenikes discussed last Fgidsy- All the
franchises on the fkpis will prnhAbiy be granted
by the counsel al its regular session Friday
evening.
wss decided Yesterday thai tbe Judiciary
committee snGniA prepare "a ordinance Ice
Aubsfanee 81 wnieh Should meet the Fe1Alre-
menis al al ehs sFauehises. end this ordinances
vii De presented and passed b. the COUNSEL
Frida5s eFeninx
Tha franchises TO come before tie council viii
be a. follows.
II H. Gilman and assoclstes-eeg inning on
YesIer avenue and following West and other
streets along the wsteF line 70 smith 5 cove and
Salmon bag.
The Rapid Transit Company viii be offered 8
franchise on south second street commencing
at Jackson street. and RAINING south TO the city
limits.
II. Il. Jones and assoeiates-on south Third
street, commencing At Main street and running
south to the city limits This Is ID be an elec.
trio OF air line 10 Tacoma.
4. n. Dempsey ami associates Commencing
on South Third street AZ Main street, thence
running south 20 Weller, along Meller TO South
Ninth street, along South Ninth 10 Washington
street, along Washington % south Eleventh
street. along south Eleventh 70 Broadway ana
along Broadway to Crawford street Here begin
two forks. one going east through the Squire
property 70 Lake Washington aud the other on
Broadway north 70 the city limits.
The Seattle electric railway viii be allowed
TO build switches along Sixth street and on
Pine street, 30 as TO gain access 20 tne companys
new fowerhouses
The ultimate arrangement BY the council VIII
BE- that YesleF avenue viii be the terminal point
for all railroads on either side Of the thorough
fare; that the Electric Railway Company viii
abandon its track on South Second street. that
the Lake Washington road viii abandon South
Second street, and abandon the turntables and
tracks as soon rs fesier avenue ana
jackson street are made separate lines and
double tracked When this is done these liues
will be extended wesI with a general terminus
on Railroad Avenue
The policy OF the council win also be TO have
the electric railway abandon the James street
loop and follow the line OF South Third street to
Main, and on Main street west TO Railroad aT-
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lrwo MORE sEArrLE BoArs.
The City 81 Ntngston on Her Way and
Another 80 he butt.

The City % Kingston On Her Way aud
Another 20 ne Blunt.
A letter received AZ che 0sice us the Washing.
on Steamboat and Transportation COMPANY
Tuesday, from President .. y Jackson, who is
new ia New York ta1ing steamboats, for the re-
gently Incorporated Puget sound aud Alaska
Steamship eaMpaBy, hglngs TIE intelllsence
that tistng al his Efforts 50 purchase steamship
suitable Tor his line. he i determined 20 have
one heiit. From his letter fhe lolsowtag facts
eoneefatng the beat arr lsAFned'
she will he steel psogesIss Nj tees in length.
vita haasn Of sosty iees aud depth ct hasa six.
teen Eeet. Her engines VIA - Sexea inches is
dimension with tkFee. leot stoke She will
have sac tosleFN fosFteee ana one hall feet IN
length ard thirteen fevs IA diameter capable az
standing ia faausis 81 pressure. She vii he
Schooner Eixgp1 With tive aaaStk and VIII have
sleeping Recommendations ss - gegspas Mr.
tssAsea estinstas the speed 81 gau aew haAt 81
tWxaty nilvE "a boar. she will ~ haiis Al
csamps yas6. ard will cost eenapssted $50 eos
uniess some seesisi afTAnsemeas is made
Win cFAnrs' sne hAvtax wesk an ser begun Inn
metiatsay and pashed ahead Il wass b. nine
unestfs hefaee xAs SEAMS iHte Seattle hAsssaf.
No nasae has beea selected tov the new boat -
y2s
NJ Jse8soa Whites farther tAat he travelled
sFesa kath. Ne a. she s5ail ~ Mexseo with tire
bore - beias atae "a purchase a&fe 10 che
Cts Of ksnEssosf. whieh be EeoaHsly Fayeha spsl.
hat wss anshie to 10 -. Sifsng # this be r.
ssAsscs - hase eess nka Der heils ard setha
eson ais Eesalastna.
Ia bis aesses. Nj, gaekSon writes that she citv
81 kiugstan wesia sail faz ss44saa Tuesiay,
Negssassr =. wn4ea vas tNo aars are ana IL s
rrss@ess tas - sals tfme tae 1Snkstaa S
rloashsaE hss =ss tasn The Atlantis essass aa
her wsy ~ Ssassls. Il IS estimates sAAa Ehe pas
saxf vii gess1tre ssssgt ssxsx dasN wAseA VII
lesse hef dee Asfs ssasls {asaSry IA. Isss.
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1ames Tayior lied 81 Rrights disease yesser
day meFnlag al oaciock in Grace hospital, aged
81 yearS The BODY was removed io the nncersak
tag pasi0ss af Cross Co. 70 await tae orders OF
friends. Str Tsglng i a nstife of Prince Ess.
ward Eslapd. CsnAsia. al wnseA place ne Jeff hls
wife 80 family twenty-five years ago lie
eslae % he hospital SIX months ago from Port
Blaksleys wsers fog several yeaFx he had workea
Ia Hats satpyaFa fleSAsed Was q mesnae. az
tss MaSaaie lodge At rtsalasy. whtcA hosy
eAfvd Scr hsm during bis illness AMI viii psobs.
ls sire bis remains eaEiel with Masonic
hssarx
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WE WILL HAVE BOATS
John Ieary Has Ordered a $50
900 Steamer Built.
II WILL BE ! RECORD BREAKER.
The sFsrehamss' campany Casnfns Ground
--Ths city ar Kfnxsson In Ize.tts Prom
sew yefk-Anether ordarea.

a new sseasner which 4sEl efss1pse arr
shsne % sha sonna fn speed ard IN ne elegafee
"a ls appointments. IA 10 be bu5st - once ~
SEATTLE. The movemsnt Il in no val CONNECTED
Uslh ske Merchants Esssmnoas CeaApanr bur
a, naverthelees result o. tie receiit agitation
On that sab5ect
rmx SOAR cnDehxp
Mr. gohn Heary u Seattle, ysstefday placed
en- order wifh NJ 5sau Heltaais she well
knoun steamboat bHifdeT 81 the Faptihe coast
sor naw stenruex which VII cost assse0
RI mfE1 RI a woMED AKArisR
The hoaf yssgl - ne fastest stern 'EheaieF IN
TIE xuFia beine ao1s - make FHeDiT miles Al
hous CT TIVE niles tnoFe than she stsas1er ss&se
ofWnshiazton. She viii BE- rs teet keel. 70 fest
beam ara fent hold snd will have engines Of
10 h0rne power. Her cabin win be- fitted up
with ali ghe modern improvements ard her
eqHipsHent in every wsy vii be t0Wares max
inn her the fastest sha finest ard tie hess boat
on the eonnd. TIE new boat win be Dniit % run
exclusively between Seattle aud Incona and
viii make me Tip between the two cities In
hour and 70 minutes. aed win make four round
trips per day.
nKApY Fes rRArFfc " FIVE NuzTHs.
NJ. Holland Is under contract 10 Gnish and
tnrn over The bsas b. MAY /. 1880 and bis aoiiity
70 do 70 can not be aneationed. Alf. Holland
has built nearly ail the bsg boats on the aoufsd,
among which are tse state 0f Washington, the
skssit Chief Ia fact about ell Of the boats n the
service Of the o. 4 s y. Co. He intsuds % start
on the nsu fesf within week, and tordsE VIII
choose q snIsable pIaSe for the building The
boat will BE- buiiE In seattle and will DC dis
fineily Seattle boat
II PAYS Te HAVE THE nEirr.
Mr. LeaFy, Ia speaking Of hts new enterprise
20 PosT.IgTaIaaaKkcER reporter last eTening
said
II have iotnd OFT that II psys 10 have the
best you can get when you are getting anything
propose that the new boat shall be the best
that money can buy. have two or three friends
who VIII Join me In the movement and they
will furnish shsre Of the money necessary. II
they don't want % 50 into Il I wiz build the
boat myself
A MoNsfEH WHARF.
"A dDck? We viii have dock at the foot of
tfaion street, where Morse'e csnficry IS DOW sit
uated. Il win be = free dock for petrous OF our
beat OF line Of boats aud viii be several hun.
dred feet long and Of ample width 10 acccmmo-
date auy amount % business The line will be
distinctly a seattle line aud will work In every
VS. for aeatfie's interests"
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About November l. Health oficer Gran,
condemned car lead Of meat belonging to q.
+. Eoyles Of 81. Paul A. beng unfit for food.
Mr.. Boyies was ont Of tbs city az the time and as
he could not be here he ordered the meat ship
ped % spokane Falls, where Il was inspected BY
the health offeer, who made the following re-
pors which Is taken from the R<viea OF Eoyem.
bert.
TO THE EDITOR 90 TIRE REyfEws--f hare care
failY examined she meats sent 10 The address of
J. Boyles. and IN justice to Mr. Boyies, believe
IL my duty 70 contradict the letter from Health
0Fiieer Grant. published by my authority In your
issue OF the afth Inst. Very truly yours,
&. W. RAwIINs.
Health Oftiner Snoka ne Fails ..
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rmE MEncmANTs, Isl.
Nearly sTO.noo SUPERINTENDENT May
Ne HouGft At Once


BE bought at Once
More and more interest Is being expressed
every siay In tie movement for the Building OF a
line OF sseamers by Seattle merchants and bHsi-
neks men
Many haslness men have taken the mstter up
and are Eselousiy working for the success OF the
undertaking. The universal opinion Is that ed
lines II once, without waiting for the building
OF new ones.
Sir. q. MoFrss Hslier said last evening that he
hsd heen offered new boat which could be Sc
cured cheap. He thought IL would be good
idea fer the new company 20 buy IL ~ once and
pat IL on the vsshon route.
we aust 90 af this business IN business
Nay." said Mr. Halter. We must find ont the
best routes and put boats ON them one or two 81
Q time. Il win probably require several months
60 sci the line Running property alter We have
raised tho money
TRaRE ~fLL m rEEK WHARFAGE.
John Ixsry, who heard this remark, although
80 agreed with Mr. Hailor's scheme in the mein-
thought that the fine Of boats should be put on
70 catch the SQUAD trade jnst as soon ~ the new
boats could he built nnd that IL would not pay
unless they were the speedEest craft on the
sound. Re gave Mr. Hsller - understand that
when the new company wss Organised he would
give them dock on such liberal terms that
they woald be able 10 rpm frye dock In Goa
nsctIon with their line.
A sK1eff RtyEa BOAT.
MF. John Holland. the ship builder, who was
present and heard Mr.. Halter and Mr.. Leary's
conversation. suggested that Seattle needed q
boat 20 FRn on the skagit river ronte. and he
thought that nothing less than hftesn-mile
soat should he used.
rEAmlY s7u.0o PROMISED.
Mr. Charles III Kitflnger. who has secured
nearly AL OF the subscriptions already down,
said yesterday that he had promises OF hrtween
si0.Ooe and tan,eoo in addition 10 what bad al
ready been published This would make the
amount promised aseat $4,000 or t7p,000
A MxsFtN0 FnIpAx Siafr.
There IL talk Of having meeting Friday even.
ing 10 consider the matter and 10 appoint com
nitteo 30 circulate papers iof signatures
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MEcHAsIcs.s REApIsa-Room.
II Was Formally Opened by the Wage
workers Last Night.

workers Last Night.
The mechanics, reading room. at the corner OF
Third and Seneca streets. was formally opened
last evening, the meeting being presided over
by Mr.. Con Lynch. There was q large attend
apce 81 members from the different unions, and
much interest was manifested IN the numerous
speeches made by the following representative
workingmen. Con Lynch. A. Springer. C.
Walters. J. Peppin and Daniel Sullivan, OF the
Hoaearriers' Union; William walker and Oscar
Jones. OF the Painters Enioa; James L. Barry,
OF the ironmolders' Union; r. Purren, A. Will
ans. A. Booth.p. Raihhone and I. Charles OF the
Bricklayers' Union; Mr.. Rogers. of the Granite
Cutters Union. snd l. r. Brown, OF the Carpen-
ters' and Joiners Union
The speakers referred 10 the benefits 70 be de-
rived from the comfortable and neat reading
reom now formally opened, and referred TO the
condition Of the various branches OF trade
throughout the city, suggesting means for i'm
proving the same. Thanks were also rendered
the parties who assisted the unions By taking
advertising spaces In the reaeingroom. aud q
those who had contributed cash, books and
MAGAZINES.
The Plssteren' Union presented the reading
room with cash donation, aud books and
magazines were yesterday received from Mrs.
Bailey GatxeFt, DIR. Brooks and T. A. Murchison
The meeting uek dismissed before 10 o'clock,
and all were satisfied with the proceedings as
well - the excellent readingroom thus formally
opened
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A nesting OF rennsyivanians was Aeld last
evening 81 the ofhce OF p. y. carroll. esq. for
The purpose Of forming = permanent osganixa.
ton. The attendance was large and represented
neaFiy All The cities and towns oi the keystone
state. The permanent organization was de-
fesretl On account Of the absence OF several gen
tseanen Who ara ssseptx interested ia the natter
A meeting viii &c hsid in room No - Boston
blssek, OF Wednesday November %, when the
constitution &nd bylaws * the society viii 10
presented for adoption aud the perm anens
organization viii be efferted.
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a aoNsrEn smlNeLE mn.
Gee IsuMared Thousand Dollars to Ne
tavestsd as Ballard.


me West ceass lmpguVeEsset Isanpany yes
tefAsAY esa&e4 aeal with n r eaats zaa a4harx.
eS naeksrg rterc9 & Co. Coz a ssle faz = xAarxts
naiat - SaiHson hay. a RaiSzsa TAs nsurrrts
FnssAakess i saatAwxss - the aeNStse ka1s
sheEa 8 KasseFn railway. ard hss franskxe ei
go tesz on 80 sxser fgOnG AAa aapsA az Lou
AauE
Nfzsa tbs property NJ sspss and bis sssoe sses
~tss sTNsf sAingaeAs&S vita e2ptfsty 81 80 ss'
sAinSSs sally. MektsS I. tAx Aaxseaa "a tAs NsrsA-
Nsss Tie masa aa1sstax 81 tbs ssasasasa caa.
cNsn go - sasxae sees Ia sssr. in a84Sssss ~
t&is taers wsG ~ tNaz dFsAeekes, easA saxspa
fees n ssse, ans aas Aer Is necessary szsAsles
NasfasnxA
Mf. ssnss - sAs eunrs ~ q tArrw sAgaxse nAE
~ AaeAAes, est tsssseg 81 = eaareaieas afxkxage
ksess ~ ssrzagy has erawa scssrN Hr 81
safs4ssSa. sssAe Nzts staev. u gVnsase rs Plant
ueka Eas1ss1. ISL - 8alasea hs ssexsse4 50
issefe y MheA ~ reAeAess sass AssNfmEn4sasH
- gssze - seattle AMI essaa nsxosssssssns sss
ssss ssA ssate4t - tszasr lie stsssssass tAe sSs
resc@ssssi sSsssssts9 aza utst lamssfssfssy rs-a
exSa - ezess aAs Bill aFaa ii IA rsAat al
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.rnE NEW ENGIsE-HousEs.
Plans Ordered far All Five Engine

Plans Ordered far All Five Engine-
Houses.
The RIans for the new engtne.houses viii be
prepared Immediately. The committee OF the
council yesterday instructed the lire and water
committee to procure plans for the i've new en-
gine.llouses, for which sites had already been
secured
Councilman Durie said last evening that there
would be no delay in the matter Of construction,
and taat they would all be completed at as early
day rs possible. The delay OF the past week
has been in the location OF the city's purchase
OF site on Battery street for ore OF the engine
houses. That matter has been arranged, and
the work on all VIII go on without further de-
fauf5fSfs
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Mayer Moran has received additional paris OF
tae plans faz tAe eitys nfw erehoAs, fes tsse pro
sectlaa a ire h&Fbos 'front.' and ST. Coates As
s@rws the cts shat the halAnce Of no plans viii
~ hcEs not later than Hexs "Wednesday When
81 ne plans are hets thsesiy clerk with be in.
ssvsctei 20 advertise 81 ance fog ais 90 that TIE
AoAs NAY be constructed with TIE iesst r.ssssb.e
teSs ag sssne
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There Sas sitght blaze IN the Vienna waffle
house, on Yesles avenue. early Yesterday morn.
ing. isaused rs small gasoline sssEe used to ea,
coffee, Very iisale damage WAS done before the
nsm'ss were pat eat. small hole being burned
Ia TIE canvas al tae rear Of the tent Peter Ne
Phesson bad his right hand slightly burned
while putting nsif the ErF
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