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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01
Live stoek Insuraree.

Articles II incorporation OF the Pacific
Live stock Insurance Company OF Seattle,
we're fiicd yesterday in the county auditors
Office
The ineoTrorstors are ]. b. Metzier, j Il.
X. Irwin and J. Y. / Holhrook. all OF Se-
attic. The capital stock IL 500. o00. divided
into 100 shares OF 500 each. az par value
The objects of the association are 10 carry
on and do general insurance business on
ell kinds OF live stock. 10 buy, sell. own,
lease and mortgage real estate and deal Ia
ali kinds Of personal property, and 70 loan
money on securities and 20 deal in sill
classes Of bonds. The trustees are J. Il.
Metzler, irwin Holbrook, J. b. Aetzler. and
John Wallace, who ere To hold Office until
Jaunnrr IL feasn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01
ronK PACKING rsTanLismmrNr.
j Kasfsrn pscker 60 stars t1rane h
nuslarss n, seattle,

~ Eastern tsekeE 60 stars a Branch
nuslatss IN seattle
W. +. Ne0aun. ct the flsm at McGaBu
-, butchers and . yRers of large pork
ENFsiEg establishments in Chicssa and
=Essfolg Is in tie city for the purpose II
faersDg the cattle business Ga large
|AAe ans opening branch establishment
II Seattle, To a reporter yesterday, he
g.
have hecu Ia Srssfle hut week. vet
3 p delighted vi1a tie pisee That ia tu-
~ >hah osn it nag home. igtend
7saHs q large establishment IN my
e7 hFge and wiI eater The catlle
szssaess asa large scale hsYg been
sSxsgs the ssaauon ia Washington and
sAaassfts.ns nayseG with the cattle market
D. state Until next spring ! w1l
[aads Washington cattle. hal In the
as1HE al next year / shall change to Ea<s-
szssle "a tAe prospects iog tbe i8tare
Us tlsY TOO much aaruug ee ssi3. au
- taaelee the eanAdsAes taas have ia
ssia'lfr shea sell eoa ssss within six
seNias / all have Invested $50 tso 81 SO.
g - irupsr}r here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01

their EsT ard permanent quarters. wAen
such trials and trlbusasions 81 GEESE % Ae.
TAe hrszucu vent through the daily drfll
yesterday. bat they failed % beAs Tie ame
made fEse previous dav IN hssrhing up. Tbs
gray mare was being trained 10 come cut
Under tie harness and retire to the stall
81 promys calls.
Assistant Chief Bassier SAID be haa re-
eeave3 no further information about TIE
saan wbo used his nalne 10 seIi spslic1tsons
Ter positions IS Sreznea. but ne hoped TO
place him before song.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01

n 8 Faegre. trustees. A. s. pssulzon secre-
sary afaa &. O. AspAss treasurer.
Iiae church expect 10 Secure the uss Of
TIE IKE street hail for plac< 81 worship.
end Anth they do 80 VII use the SFedssh
Lutheran church Lass evening was The
sl2a anniversary 81 the commencement cf
ne Reformation. which was marked b.
tie act 81 Luther IN mailing the niaeas -sssth
thesis 70 the door 81 the church. A Refor.
nation festival wlIl be held in the churzh
HeKs sunday - q = M in honor 81 TIE
egent
Ter. kesyerTs residence IS ut gohn ard
Mosske streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01

oaseers EIeesesl--The survey NeasIy ces
Melted


pieted.
AZ g Fzeeting OF the stockholders az the
Seattle + acoraa Electric nallroad Company.
in the Office 81 John Arthur YESTERDAY, the
following officers we're elected President.
Charles II esench: viee-prsxiFisut. I'd
Sard l. scaYTsss. secretzry, Leonard II.
karsdails treasurer. deevant r. Thompson.
AF. French. The president 81 The c0Fn-
paay. il vice president and manager Of the
Farmers and Merchants bank Of slaugh-
ter and the vice president. Mr. Scarritt. is
presidential the Washington National bank.
81 Tacoma. The secretary. Mr. Randall. is
81 s1-hanksr and merchant OF Grand Rap
ids, Mich, OF which city be Was formerly
mayor. and The treasurer Of the eof4 pauy.
Hon. j.. Z. Thompson, Of Sumner, Is .
seHator.elsct from Pierce county, and ~
also president Of 4 bank al Slaughter.
The survey Of the road is almost COM
TssEe and few days nse-e viii suffice 20 To-
cate tie terminals also
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01
AppIrToNAL LocK noxEs.

fostohsre pfgeonhoIes in DemaRd--The
New CARRIER.
The rev lock boxes, 90 in number. were
put Nd in the postotfiee yesterday. and the
sale Of them has begun In earnest Up 20
4:i3 o'clock yesterday 10 out OF the go
bad been sold. and 1t IL expected that that
number will be doubled today
The new delivery system goes into effect
today. unless something Unforeseen should
happen. Postmaster Broskss states shat
Ia consequence of the change there may be
some friction, but hopes TO have everything
working smoothly within few days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01
sNo LoxGEE A TERROR.
Treatment that Cares Constipation.

According 50 The sas Frsncssco Gsiliss
. rsweay las feea discovered th&s with
agszost uaefTias certainty overcoEses coz
stgu&tion. L IS ghe new laxative pTlnes-
Pie ia Joys vegrtaaae sarsspaFiIla Tae
psre1x azp full OF Feegat occur.enees eoa-
nrmiag is eAcaeF. sad ws give place
- fAesr asa sensation. = carl igoEn s&a
Fsaaclscs's wesi kaown I@8y manicure.
sEs says - I have So Yeas bad SFeasS
ssonAch attended win cenSgpaiion. AID
never t0Uas bit enc TrepaFs;ion fA&s
hsIped rae and thai zsoa weEe ous aG1
less is eEeet. ar vas aEs1n suSeseg
al u5si JoY's Vegetable sasssparsslA
II has thoroughly ressgGagsns rae. aAa
oae ~ sac raasf ssnx ave 81 ssssEas as aslsi
wzsjn rvsaflua&l distress. hss can wHsA
t2a a5d 81 Jeys Vegetable ss-saFsass-.A
uaw ezt kay an every thing vT.sa Esag esd
accustomed srecsoez Iass Boa sEzgEsslsa'i
Aaa 8ei1shse3. 81 4 e.a..ly recezzen4 u.
cLAnA EKlv.S, Mz=lcsre.
- Kcszny street. : ,,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01

I8Ns8o~*Fs ef lusheE orEenise = thmsSh
Gsfsftsa sttssa Festival.
= Yes ehsyeh was organizes last rvrUinE
r. GsA>8 tstheFaas. under keT T.
Assveg wi9 was sent Il Seattle las Az
~ 3ae gcaeraj eosne3i az TIE i.aiberaa
2'eh Ia America Tee services Her~
= .a Sae Swedish L0taeraa yaUrea en
s#'tA sfretf. aetNosH Fike ard Pine
sf's Aa3 nineteen persons ssEue3 thssr
aasss' p thr chursh roll 4 formal c&l
"a Rae to Sew heeveF 81 tsSF she usss-
3 g. HBs so,. 0Aseers wee tieetc8 as ~
- tsF cas svaf Eey Aeeves ell4sTaSu
ssssistsa - tbs bosr,i sni Nssefs Gol.n
s~'es, tsSS ~ fSysG. 4. \, ko1esoa ana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01
AT rrsK HEADQUARTERS.
The Tssa parAFx Haass Being Made More
Comfortable lac T@fty Drt1f.

comfortable he J9aas Drt1t.
There ass Fsthss au unsettled state Of
affairs af TIE ffHmsns headquarters vss-
tsraav. ocrRzaaaed by wogkaen ratclng
er sgoxsgdre and stoves Eight small
stoves wsre pat up IN different rooms. vlth
&c lsxa8ag snsa the lsreu pspe roaming
fyaya the large stove n the sosiAl hAli o.
wastlna-fnona. Whsa these are in running
.sysier tie usen MtA he more comfortable
fhan they have bSsn. The rain Nesiues-
day ujeht al>8s The quarters very disagree
$50. AZ 4 cane throoga the canvas roof
aff dreBeaesi pretty '0lch az OF TIE nss5-
ding. Isz Asa sse SzGeauy waiting ;og
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01

Several places IN the city that need al
tention have been reported TO the sanitary
officer. Officer Jackson. one Of the mounted
police, has reported that near the intersec-
ten Of Madison and Broadway there are
several dead animals which should at ofice
he earted away. as they are menace TO
the health Of the neigbborhood. Also on
Madison, q nlile or so out, Is dead horse
recurring immediate attention
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-01
Iforse. Tor the victeria Races.

The Seattle herses which are 10 take part
in the Victoria races were shipped over
yesterday morning on the steamer 0lym.
plan. About duzen animals were shipped
and fifteen or twenty local sporting men
who SO 10 witness the races, accompanied
them. All Of the horses are In excellent
trim. having been all worked up 20 the day
before departure. There will be two days
racing, Saturday and Monday.
A bio PCRUHAsk
nf towels. napkins, table linens. lace curtains
Just In special values. Chester Cieary
NEH CIOAKs ARRIVED
Jast in. Chester CiearY.
ofENIN6 nav DRESS GoopS
iso aaw lss1 shades silks ana trimmings 20
match. Chester Clasry.
ua..nrnl.urnr narra
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
SUICIDE AT TAYLOR.
Louis Haab Blows His Head of with
Giant Powder.

Last Saturday morning word reach
cd here that Louis lIaah, Monitor
miner, was found dead and hnrrl6ly
manged in the canyon back of North
Taylor that morning. He was dead
two days when found, at least such IS
the opinion Of those best informed ON
the subject.
The last seen of him alive was We'd
nesday night previous, when he asked
few friends to take drink at Pearl
mans saloon. From there he went to
his CABIN and TO bed. He was not at
that time under the Influence of liquor
To any great extent. He was not seen
| Thursday or Friday and on the EVEN
ing Of the latter day his friends insti.
tuied search for him but could lind
no trace of him. Saturday morning
the search was renewed. 1t then oc-
Cured to Dave bennett that while
standing in his cabin door about 8
o'clock Thursday morning he saw a
blast go off down the canyon, but
thought ii was charge fired by
some men who had been working in
That locality. They went to the place
and were Mortified to find the trunk of
man with the head and neck gone.
4 glance around at once revealed the
missing members scattered about and
left no doubt of the terrible means
employed by the unfortunate man to
end his life 1t Is believed that he
wound a stick of giant powder around
his breast, laid down under large
boulder lit the fufe and calmly await
ed the shock TINT sent his soul to eter-
nifty and left his body mangled, un-
recognizable mass Of human flesh.
Ofcourse he must have been crazy or
he would not have chosen such fear
ful death. Hehad for some time pre-
yiaus been complaining of gathering
in his head. from which he suffered
aeutcly at times.
foui, Haab VAS pleasant, genial
man, loved and respected by all who
knew him. lie was 43 years OF age,
u native of Switzerland, but came to
Wisconsin at an carly age, where his
step-parcnts still reside. He had no
relatives here, but kind friends gath
cred up his scattered remains, tender
IL placed them in coffin and lad
them to rest in the Taylor cemetery.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
A Good Deal Of Nonsense.

The Reno q azette has been taking
active steps to find out whether or not
II was the sense of the last Icgis allure
to have the 81 5000 or 500 900 of the
appropriation TOR the the State Uni
yersity expcnd ed for dormiory. 1t
seems that Il WAS not, according to
letters from tn = members we believe
that the money could be used more
advantageousl v than in building a
dormitory.-Lyon County Times.
A great deal of nonsenc has been writ
ten to, and prin ed in the Gazette, on the
dermitory ques ton by members Of the
late Legislatu What was the APP
preparation as ked for or were the
members of the Legislature ignorant
Of the purposes to which it was TO he
applicdl Their letters indicate that
the majority of them knew nothing
about the use the money WAS to be
put TO, or for " hat it was needed. They
admit, over their own signatures, that
they lacked Ordinary judgment and
common sense when they made the
appropriation. without knowing, or
apparently ca ring. what the money
was needed for Some of these honor
ablcs are now writing themselves
down ignoram ascs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
STATE AND COAST NEWS

A grand horse rodeo is in progress
in Southern Nye county. The horses
will be shipped to Iowa.
The carpenters of Stockton CAL
have carried the nine-honr moYtmen
and signed contract.
Geo. II. Meiggs, of Wells. has been
appointed Co1nty Recorder of Elko
county, TO fill the unexpred term of
Van Week, who died last week.
Tie Comstock contributed $4,000
t. Seattle and 5000 to Jamestown
j. w. Mackay and Senator Jones each
contributed $3.50.
The Half-Moon mine at Phoebe has
been sold to the Yuba Company for
$4,000. There is said to be $4,000
worth of ore stripped in the mine.
A new ledge has being struck in the
Dimmick mine at Typo. which is
yielding large quantities ofrieh ore.
Officers have arrived at Tucson, Ar
IONA, having in charge seven men
accused of completely in the robbery
of Paymaster Wham There are now
ten men in jail accused of the crime.
The water in the Carson river is
holding out well 1t is full of wood
for Is miles up from Empire
The illness and death of County
Recorder 4. Van Week of Ello is at
tributed II an inordinatc use of ice
water.
The Elko Independent says: Death
in this county is caused by either
whisky or Old age. The latter cannot
be avoided except by leaving Nevada,
but the immoderate use of the former
is not necessity in this climate.
w. [. Warner has located Mt Rose
willie, across the bay from San Diego,
and is perfeeting arrangements for q
sardine canning factory. There are
millions of that species of fish in the
bay and the adjacent waters.
Alta meeting of the Humboldt Coun-
ty Commissioners held last week it
was ordered that the County Recorder
purchase suitable index book for
transfers of water righs. and that the
Recorder furnish Hon. p. n. Marker,
Water Commissioner, with an abstract
of water rights in Humboldtcounty at
a cost not II exceed 5000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
Col Grnnaei,nyer on nj. Travels

In the Eureka Sentinel Of last Sat
ur,lay we fni The following Letter
from Col Joe Granaelmyrr, which IS
dated New York, Nav 30'h:
FL. sentinel. learn here thai a
continuation If The Union Pacific Rail-
road will he built through To- Calilof-
MIA in tine near future, and il i rob
able that it will run near Hamilton III
White Pine county. | told ms IL
formant that from ~ 10 500 ton II or
could be- furnished daily from White
Pine aud Eureka Districts.
Hon. Eugene y Robinson, | regret
Ia say, is yet il Tel and unnb.c II he
np. Lust week IL was up aud aitIe -
- OUT l,i drive, but owiag In tire
changes Of tn weather daring the
pat work he has again been aid up.
IL hopes snnn - BE- able ia return IL
Nevada. Recently hr had 81 ci"se call
tor his life. owing 10 some new French
medicine eiyea him 10y sn-cailed
physician, which proved To br almost
deadly poison.
| 90 from here 10 Wisconsin Ia ex-
amino copper mine, and will then
return ~ my sagebruSh home, aud
right here lei me say to y"u that
Nevada is all right.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
Cherry Crock.

We made flying visit to Cherry
Creek the fore part Of the week. The
old town looks dull, but there are M
idle men there The business people
seem to he fairly prosperous, and while
business is not rs good as they would
wish, it is better than in any town in
the county The Merrimac Company
continues to ship its usual amount of
bullion weekly, which carries large
percentage of gold, thereby over com :
ing the ruinous discount on silver.
Another rich body Of ore has been
struck in the mine. aud the prospects
for the future look bright. II always
docs us good to visit Cherry and con-
verse with its people, and we regret
the limited time at our disposal made
it impossible for us to remain long
enough to see many old friends we
would like to shake with.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15

Virginia City people are feasting on
brook trout from the streams of the
Sierras.
A building boom has struck Salt
Lake City. That place is now making
grand strides in az manner of i'm.
provements.
The Elko Free Press SAYS. Louise
Mohan is suing for divorce from her
husband, Hugh J. Mohan, the Irish
Orator. Cause, failure to provide
San Francisco has responded nobly
to the cries of distress from lie ilocd.d
regions of PENNSYLVANIA and promptly
telegraphed $4,000 for the relief Of
the sufferers
The concentration invented by A.
Frechette, formerly tool-maker at the
Carson machine shops, is in operation
at the Douglas county placers. and is
pronounced an unqualified success.
1t saves all the fine gold.
One day last week four young men
from Pizen Switch went bathing In
Walker river and one of them named
John Webster was drowned. As he
was good swimmer, il is believed
that lie was seized with cramps.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
Ely school Report.

Following is the report of the Ely School
for the month en- ding June 7lh, 1889:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15

The Genoa Courier says: In the lat
ter part Of .Inl : Tom Browne will be-
gin the constr uction of dun across
the Carson river on Joe Jones ranch.
The dam will &c l2j feet long and 10
feet wide. with seven gates, each II
feet wide About $4,000 feet of lum-
Der will be Required. Mr.. Jones OBJ
iect is TO run waller into the sloughs
aud soak his II aadow land, rs we'll as
for taking ont ditch on the east side
of the river. y wagon bridge will be
built on top Of the dam.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
Shooting at BeIleville

At BclleviIie, Esmeralda county,
June Cd, Bode Allen was shot by
Frank Warner. Allen placed an at
tachment on re belonging to Warner
and dispute followed, in which it is
alleged that both men drew pistols
simultaneousl V and began shooting.
Allen received bullet in the region
of the heart at the first fire, but is
said to have emptied his pistol after
falling. His W ound is considered fatal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15

The Ormsby House at Carson has
been closed for good.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
AspIra Is for Governor.

Hon. r b hickey, Evan Williams
and G. G.. Stevenson of the Little West,
and Baker, Cheney and Foley of the
Great East, are said to be candidates
for gubernatorial honors. - Carson
Tribune.
What's the matter with our friend
Comins, whom the Tribune ;rotted out
just after the adjournment of the Leg
islature 2 He is peer to any of them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
= Bir Dam

AIS Err, GOWNS, Teacher
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
Miners of for Asia

The Virginia Chronicle says: Last
evening John Mclean, Jerry Ryan,
and Frank ST. John left ON tic ex.
press train en- route for Corea, where
they are under contract to work in the
mines in that ! slant Asiatic kingdom
The mines are operated by the Gov
ernment, and the trio who departed
last evening n re to receive 81 dollars
II day from the time of their departure
from San Fran cisco until arriving at
their destinafi an The Corean Gov
eminent pays tIae cost Of their passage
by sea and III and. In consideration
of tlis The miners agree To work one
year for So n day and board. At the
expiration of fe year, if they desire
TO return to tie Pacific Coast, their fare
will be paid.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
Look Out for Big Floods.

The Piute y prophets and seers in the
Western part of the State predict a
big food in \evada that will drown
out all the whites. They are laying
in stock of rovisions with which to
flee to the mou I1tain tops aud escape the
coming deluge-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15
Railway Consolidation.

Shareholders of the Nevada Pacific
Railway Company are notified through
the News advertising columns that a
meeting will Le held at the law office
of w. e. +. Deal in Virginia City, on
July 12, 1899, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, for
the purpose of ratifying a consolida-
ton with other lines, agreed to on the
authority of ,hree-fourths of the share
holders and by resolution of the Board
of Directors.
ILL., Oru,nhu Hnnan ni Enrann L. u =
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15

Frank Martin of Battle Mountain
shipped two carloads of wool-56, 900
pounds--to San Francisco, where it
was sold last week for 1S cents per
pound. This is better price than
wool shipped East is bringing.-sil-
yer State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-15

A. 0. Porter, the present foreman,
has purchased two-fifth interest in
the Reno Gaz cite.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-21

6oiiien paren unb reiAte ieinsm 8siht-
ftno Die 81. Communion.
Dieles that er 5fter, obne ben 8ers
oaht be- Rihter uno Sploaten aa erree
gen. Sour Semen, pom tpslden er aus
nebmen %foante, bab iie ieineS eeifie.n
8siitanbss beolrflen, CAB er iib 70 gu
ertennen. @iuen Sag mad benz anoerr
puroe 10 Die Grtbsilung Der 81. Sncra.
mente pieoerbolt, ttpB Der orobenben
@sfabr fir ion uno isinen ltdnoigen 8e.
sleiter, ben 8naben.
@ie mubte bieiss Rinb ntGTt beena,
biet iein, oaB Der tanee Trdser bes
6errn beS Qimmels uno Der Groe tpar.
Wie mu6te Die 8ruit, ouf Der II FOLDER
Suseno Der e5ttlths 6silanb rubte, NIT
beiligen @efIblen unb aueerorbentlia EN-
6eloenmutb beieelt poroen isin. ba Der
Rnabe IN 10 3artem Sitter iiA Der Sc.
fabr ausiebte, iein 2eten fir bas See.
lenbeil bes Ndhiten gu ppfern. Dieien
Sdlub fDnnen mir leidt 3ieben, tpsntl
mir bDren, baB bieies Sinh nadber Der
eiiriee, beiIismdB ,se 8iidof BON @ins
cennes In Norbamerifa mar, Der erite
8iidof oieier Di6ceie, Simpn Brute.
Sc entiaste ben Musitdten auf eine
eldnaenoe 3utunft in Trantreib, UNI In
ben Ser. Staaten Elm arlner Diil1ionar
gu tDeroen. Seine Tugenben tparen
cerart, taB beute mod lue, bic i'm
fannten, BON ibn uie BON einem 9eiliser
reO,n.