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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-10

~ psrxs flaat i u ssaas - Ellusai-
os Asazs Ransser - lie nixhk
|oaE Sraay i aiIllss ensssss II u. q. Marnsr.
b. N. Eans 4. I. sfrtsrs asssl ii. ii.
s1hrxs1er. II atEie, and
Esksese, eE Epssfanss, and saersa esasers
Who have ness 80 EAsr 5aterxHsnAd
ugun III IL the iSlsesssian u gunainase
ne nsxsia rsazk of the fzsoa1aSasa wasish
il tkts cafF sssass visihae 10 aa gzrss nE
EaHget AasiFasl. SAvensy ave pasaraas oil
sas3 EEE wsA - taken 10 the sEsraaass
Tar Ese III tlH iat illumination HI vii he
prepared In pASSeknard tuhes that IL
naxF haSe Tie greateT aavkntage. and
shese tsaseas vii be arranged close %
gesher In semi circle and fired as III
u. n. On tasa night a taae Fourth- II
certain kind 8f hky-rorkRf. or hanaly.
fslas - saassssas IN nse In the festivities Ia
ske ice palace sn g. Paul. win he gro
cured. and Nsl b. used 60 sfenas "a
the world below when tie kres are
8boat 90 bs lighted These ruckeSs
shoot up inse tlla cir about so feef
ard there expsnie. rnakins ! great
light. visible for q long distance Mr..
Warner. pne OK the pArty, expexfs 60
S4~s&*sFS MNS&5& ASS& 9&&s x &k7I@ A&Ss1
white there viii proczaTe . number ci
xha rockets.
The pasty expects TO leave Seaskae
ahout June g or ss IL viii proceed
to Qrssrg ard then will 30 BY srAzI %
the foot al Mount Rainier. On
Wednesday. July 3, tEa ascent Of this
mountain will be hesgn. and that
right viii b. spsnt at an altitude o9
10 GOO feefs Early oa the morning Of
the Fourth the journey upward will
be resumed and the summit will Be
reached abx1us f2. During the day III,
enaeavnv wiu be made 10 eagnmuni-
cate with Seattle by q keliograph, ii
such m fnatfEnsaat car be seeared.
The night will be sT~nk upcn the
mountain and ttae 6ses win hs iishtesl
at Ill.
aeranty live pounds OF red fire viii
fexceed by twenty-five pounds ths
amount that has beeRsa burned on
Mount Hood In 0regdA. Inunina,
tions OF that mountain, 600 feet less
ia altitude than Rainier, have beer
seen over I1a miles distant. IL Is ex
pecked that the ire On Rainier, being
larger and as o greater heighs. can b
Witnessed further than that distance
| The expenses of the trip viii b
very heavy. and il is intended by th'
members of the party 10 ask financaa
assistance from thu several cities o.
PUGET sound. This, no doubt. win b
Il easily obtained.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

GaMEEKExAL - FaEs 30 NJ tAs ssa11-
east ealaer ef fCsmuessaaf saA Maia stxsszs,
infaaAfag ths 1xzlnstsa hetsa haiaaing.
SaS naa.
'FRONT.' 81. : Lot Ear1ng % tfrans
etgect. and snaEhar IN ne re4r tacang
on west ssrse4 Thess lrsx CARR ripar
riaa Eighta and extend 10 deep wassr. On
tsas property are wbarves. fastesasa aad
kassneas hozsea which VIII rsns foF ii 500
month. Pssce. no.oao. ane-toarsh cAsh,
balance On iaax time
WASHINGTON sr.-sa By 20 feet. eorae'
Third and Washington streatss tlahaA
STsoED sT.-Iot on east hide os seeonf
stEeet. bssws~a University and upian
with large residences, Es1na.
SECOND sf.-Fersy fees frontage on arc
ond strssk, rear Pike. tia easapest prcr
erty On the ssseef. 8. .5ea
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n. Chiiherg a saE have Jass opened .
snsl line ef faa faEa1us EhyilaHAs white
French china in ail iAse new ard desirable
shapeS snitahle for decorating and table
paFpGNe&
tc. &c, Sc, ac. Sc. &c, Fe. ss. SC. fee, lie, i2c,
.lSc, i4e. i6e. 1sc. I7c, lie, ise, &c A bag ios
~ FNaa hFnsaeraeA EoFtA dcmAis 81 the aalc,
&eateF EseAsy
- hid giaves. Chester EaeaTg.
- and sc hid gsevss. CasssssE CasSry.
<eahsotaerek1 kaaaaesshsets, Chs&ssr
%$A rsovss. q grand assortment; as'2!
M&&t& Chester C5gAFy.
kME4&ase year tickets Fast - sase 0fssssss
kkNrE fRna aud Uafaa pae@1c ofszce, lis
&s < M4eaue.
Ax<H4 r. CESTEMERisc ka5 gioFes;
ms@ III 5ast in. Chester Clear -.
ss* 4xisss Ia iaee esrfsA =
80 e fsAes ~ MtssGza1f rived 4N SHE
- saa Pacific rAziw a ks 47
No. xN8&xe-
z, i Co. . ki2 gio 81
se&
xzsxzka, XXX qaatIs s2as
<ssN& ~ EasAkss ca. Nss
ss 81 4enss 10 sae - ~ ~
III ssa4 Unsna I
u 3# fs&Sz
eN 31er zsse2ry
4&< aa4er CaeaFy
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~ ss tz California Passed
sl u. Levy. W. Il. consieil, !
and wife, Miss Nichols. I
G. a. swartz, I. II W;
Ill e. A. ID. Porter. Mrs. 4.
s. VIII pple, II. r. Laey
rray, E. Mays. L. n. Iicy
8 sa1te, A. Forsy1he. Mra.
s cid, NettIe Manstiel9f. Ga
z4 stsnr. NJ. Winch. H. D..
nd lady. J. ". story, D
Hon. George Lewis, Mrs.
Il Il aaghte-. s. schwahaeher
10 ea, aErs. Miller aud chill
III. as. Wicks, 4. Porter
aysell, e. F. Watt ~aeu*e,
~ Ike Prayer, G. - Toll
uIt1ston and son, II. : Vi
Johnston. David i}FeSllei
w. f. Woo&is, nurse an
eu, A. C. Miller, +, I
s A. Tattie. f. @. Alexis
Powell. y. G. Frazer, I'll
u Il and fbrty~three seconded
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FfsE Doc KILtsp.

FIEE Doc KILLEp. Officer Russei
found fine Irish setter dog that had
been killed by the cars on the railroad
track back OF the Palace Rolling Mills
Yesterday morning. The dog looked
like bikoded aninaals and The collar,
which was brought TO police head
quarters, shows that his owner took
out license Ne. for him this year.
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MakM El,EAX

Fissr NORWEGIAN pAPeEs-The
HasAsngfeaa 7gders'e is the name of the
first Norwegian newspaper in Wash
inston. which made tta appearance
from its office in the Squire block.
Seattle, YESTERDAY. 1t is edited by
Erick Ihuland, q Journalist Of expert
ence, and IS independent: Republican
in tone Hereafter 1t viii be published
on Saturdays.
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FINED THREE DOLLARS. - T.. Lobe. +.
Harris, NJ. ID. ballard and Willis Gal
iagher. the merchants arrested for
sweeping paper and other rubbish ont
eli their stores into tie streets paid
fines OF So in Justice Millsr's court yes
terday morning. They were TOLD that
the anthorities intend te enforee the
ordinance AMI that none would be
exempt Very litlie paper was swept
into the street Yesterday.
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nunnr rsI.aHrl f.g.AM.RAKE.

4 novel entertainment will be furnished
On sanday, May IL. at Laurel Shade. on
Lake Washings0D, foot of Madison street,
in the shapa os genuine Rhode Isiana
clam bake. Raynaads BROTHERS. of this
cify, hase leased the picnic grounds at
Laurel shade, and VIII inaagaYate n seyses
OF regular knnday eElsertafnnaeratk The
graunsis can he reached via the Jackson
street cable read ana the steamer Kirk
land, which will stop st the grounds OF,
all trips No Intoxicating i3qaurs viii ba
ea$f7 fssa shN ssasIssnN
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.

MILL sT.--Double eorner. one black
from MiIl street. s2.aea
MADISON ST.--Tws fait lots nerxhs&si
eoraer Of sixth ard asdisaa; eass teyHs
ss.sea.
SEVENTH sF.-Lot southwest corner
jackson and Gsvaath streets, 5000.
rHELFTH ST. Two losa corner al
Twelfth and columhia. s4,7Sa
sEyENTH sr.--Losen east hide of Sew,
anth, between Unien and uniyeExitv. y. 80
CGLUMBIA sT.4-full lot on the sonfh
side os Columbia street, near Eleventh.
saaeo.
MAIN Desirable Lot on Main. below
EIesenth, s2.soo.
EIGHTH 6T.-gorfhwest corner Ksghth
and Olive. s2,Ioo.
QUEEN ANNE T0WK-Two lots on Dlan
street. near the corner Of Victory, In
Queen Anne Town, q, SO each. Annthes
lot in Ones anne Town for Iioa.
EkEvEAfa sr.--Les on EleTenth, neA,
Stewart. sl.s0o
WASHINGTON sT.--fota On Maia and
Washington streets, between Tweifsh azad
Fourteenth, 81 ,zSe TO 81 SD
LAKE UEIOa-E.ot on bismarck ssreSt
near the lake, 3D. ,1ea.
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PAIN THE Full AMeUEr.-A cancel
lation was filed in the auditor y office
yesterday of the lien recently fled by
A. Peterson ON i I,oe0 ,000 feet a logs
owned by A. Huripert q Sons, to Sc
cure payment of sl37 90 alleged 10 be
due TO the claimant for labor in cut
ting the logs. Huribert Il Sons seeured
the release by paying the full amount
OF the claim. The logs are al the
mouth OF SnohoHish river.
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Il ~ EsEa Fn4hs~ sn saas q =
&fx. sewen TAAra,
g asea, d retired Ger III g.
ay, arrived ca Wssaneasls1
ss1aa ania and registered IL ~
ho.eI The general ii : III
z Iooking man. being abos'
- III sige. NTH rsegesng fsaae'
s aow- Write hair. On entek
- ling Fe0m he was great
b and That his soa, job
\ e, and d handsonhe yos
waiter there and Rad BED
~ wanka pass Tk seeE&
ls ssa1sg sGzssa left ssssnszon. Tsf
~ Ii neyeg years ago and q
served in the NianiTsg =
volunteer. making . =
q for himself. After "
"a sas Canada and The YyoTsn
HI & years he fInalay dyikeed Il
~ but seven weeks since. s.
be c1salned Esuploy uacsl
ntal hnaea ard has mad
a 81 waffes. The meeting H
zR fAthss and sen was r
<t< Bra.
81 Detea ard son viii Ieags IS
Z today. On his return
Nil son will take a tFfN
WascTa xhey arrive back fl4
! ex intend 10 visit soEae III
81 d 81 which E@rFFNt Bates IS
4 n
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nmRpfalr4Rpfra

uwsu pay yeu TO stsand cus Zig etn-
hrpiserY sale. Tsae prices aEs actually cat
la two; the largest assortment yoa eAn Ina
agfne 10 select fTcEn cut pttess VIII Nar-
TsrYses Won. CHESTER CTsEAEY.
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Cheaper Building Lots.


MADISON sT.-Fogr lots In YesseTs's sup
Elemental addition. s7so.
TWELFTH ST.-Threa lots northwest cor
ner Twelfth aud Weller. a2o.
EAST PARK-Fine let IN Dennyfs Rasa
Faxk; cleared and fenced. $40
Kog HiT.Ir-Doubie corner On Mob HI
N.O0
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Blocks IL and "a.
Arlington Heights addition, ss ssseoe each.
MapissE sT.-HeYeral blocks In MoGii-
vra's First at S21o lot.
NORTHERN ADDITION -- Some of tho
choices. 'oss In Eortheru Addition. 500
DEPOT sT.~Loss on Depot street near
Brosaway. with magnificent view, $50.
MADISON ST. Is9ts In Halls Addition
adjoining Renson Addition $3.50.
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WATER FRONT.

FUEL BLOCH OF eight ists ssatA ~
the h=rrei fAstary. Four lets faes WatsF
strees aHa fear asvs watex frentsgs, ear
fyin@ riparian rsghts $Sos004
ONE LUT-Wlsh riparian rights In NORTH
ern sddltion. adjoining yohnson's msii.
H.e1a
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PoKrLAnn. oreeon. Jsnaary

PogTLAkn. Oregon. January II
HaYfng q hesere back ache la&t summer,
tried the Oregon Kidney Tea, used ont
ear. which erected d radieAl cure.
woaId recommend II te, all VITO arc ffiioted
a. "a anfaikiug remedy. 5uIlI5 ACH.
aold hy Stewart Il Holmes Drag Co.
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s = - ksssx- g ~
8
II j 81 f
Sa I'm tror
sssak m tse east
He as falesl
o Or a Irh sser
r Ety Montana.
r ii ard LIZ dam
iFnkes1 er.
BIZ IErs ssss In xlD.
r eNa on his Peg
se<i Hssae a s.
his caa Ftir lpezseFe
Tegy race III DC
fie Asse we're alI
=
aEsn fTsfess seed
stav Hu4gI A Re s Aefn-
again E wa III 11ss
o. frena se
e the orT ssE tsae
fss saYs
na Ire gFeex Ms& szeSraA 20
s&sse tIsgsst ON The sssis gss sssa d to
ia Un. nsssafS flaa ssaGkT
ssss1cky EhzMaisas 81aa tlae
l fae pEada sasss1k IeFhy e.gzs-
med here q sgass ngae. Gass~
81 Psf Caskeas 2MA B0u-
zsagA nasy ~ set ksown nj tho
3 bic. partly fEnszs his size nssa
81 nss I arssg from nts aaa pet-
ghs psahozy . Hotel E&xsI saHs.
& iiAe n PONY alongside the
aae. ard shat Ii the dr.w-
sss Eaa-~ sss "a tgso suamsA. Fer
0EEfs, ha ia q gV0d nne, even
esea1esa in the Nen sEnmery
f tt Efss ba forgotten, teo. sbat
aasng wseSgsst sss essry gAIng sH
Ia The M0nt aeEv ena ssse
such \ the TegsxgasF % Hg-
d Trokane hNs tie advantage
s3agstanee. wssla q caEas5ty 70
10 and a tsemauas12s xtgfs3e.
H. means st when Ae ssAxfe4 In
yet he made q gre&t finish In
kpT EssStseaway . ger4sggaanEe q
Rst of the HeetiEE When
kana viii hs . bard hcrSe
I'D regardless Of the coIpaHy
ccnteasa against.
performance Yesterday
i previogaa record made
Kv Derhey two aecoglas
"a z:3tk- The best rec
this in this Derby was
n. Haggtn's horse Be1
au the Derby Of 1855 II
received here yesterday
lie odds against SpokaIas
lust before the race. Mr
0uhklese won many thou
On the race.
trong Is East PERSONAL,
L. stables, which ccnpTfsI
zane the liorsea olympia
Seattle and others.
nott, the animal beaten b,
b. the winner of the Ess
OF 1888. Spokane Is en
r;sh important events 10
~-Lf
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PARAa,is, PARAsaLs!

A great sssosf raent: long ksaGles, Ehoff
handles: 80 styles 70 tsseet fFoai- Oar
gsrIses are right; last IN. Chester cieagy.
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Nor YER Eouan. --R. d. CLARK, one
OF the owners OF the boat vhich sank
last Saturday afternoon, Rear Port
Blasaley. spent yesterday h,nting the
boat in company with John and Alma
Grinneli. the young men w4o saw the
boat sink and rescued the tsdy Of IL
f. siiber. A sounding at The spot
where. the Grinneis stated they thought
tho boat sank indicated a depth Of
seventy-li9e feet. The day kas spent
in dragging the bottnni, but tie slnken
craft could not be located.
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- ]:
ulRlR Or
InTestme entS
orrrnu =
G..yS.1s

Tae laalowlax h endonhtadag she eAcae
as4 sssof Enssssazenss ever egsewea ~ aay
ArH an Puget souas. ard u weil worth
the casefal afAsnsiaa at fuvestnFS.
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M ladies OF the Swedish I4utx&f
FGss4xeh will give g soeiable this
sssE "a Odd Fellows hall.
sissn V. Eddy vas admitted ID
zz..s ii this district court yes
+ N2sss q certificate from The SD s.
sss<ssk cf Dakota and motion OF
III A. II. Sanders. Who was tEk&
81 81 head by one af his horses w
s7ar Aysning, gas resting well III kassx'
e hospital at "a ftte ho'f
f<hrkaen yesterday began
!; - 4 xeavation on yesier &veuiss
~ i heel around which Is 20 4
- n Y esleg avenue cable, at Il -
terminus.
iii Was @learned from Posi-
IH1sa Yesterday that 4. A.
x@ eas recently appointed s2'
s.. s:<aer. will assume the dntses
xsx.s.s ion on or about the l5tA sts
H. three-stery brick OF A..
fss on Commercial street, VII
/ f.lsksl IN two weeks and Mr.
E then occupy one OF IN
zxxss5sero0tas. Thls will be
II b$s6k entirely finished IN sea !
he chief of police Of Val
Nta. ssrassie aud severa
q HI<svea here on the Prentek
hour this morning to
ss-.Sa young s nesIs.; - e. = ] = 4
RsSie's jewelry sto<e
Xaie remains of ~ nnel DeNM
ID died Wedness+ ". viii be Al
Eazny in Masonic cemetea
8saeral takes pias ut 10 Gel. ii
f<kn The residef &C OF Council
abs. near Like Union.
taui0u is 20 conduct tt 90
&sSre
Lester l.. Page ssied at All @ =
xSsegstay tsas,rning at his A*
kea in Moth Seattle, of is1szl
LII. The deceased was aget II 80
e183e funeral occurs this al
u q e'caock Esam the late re- 81!
~ dessased lnterment ~ *sz
! i asesery. skev, Clark DAVIS 3 M8
! ste at inc grave.
he ANIMAL election Of skxsA
4 <&sRe comuany No. 4 bell
+ Ell a last fslsht. The follow
I &8re elee SD President, Id e
8 Ii III e pTesS tent. Joseph starr
Ef&fy, JOAN StTspghafn' sss + +
III If. AhuFsaw toreFaaaa3 IT,
AXE; ssasE assistant, A
|f Hzrond ass ssstant. Harry -
4 ~ -
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EsTHEB, THE REAuTrFI QuEEa.
The scmmittee en rnasicpf the Seat
tie Choral Union have orlered several
pieces Of music for immetate use. 1t
has also been decided to produce the
eanta.a of Esther thl Beautiful
Queen, - on the 9TH OF Ju4 in Erye's
opera souse, provided the1etermina-
ton oi the committee meesl the appro-
baton OF the nnion ut h meeting
which Is TO be Eeld On TnEdny even-
houfa has been obtained frcFa Mr..
FRYE np TO that time.
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.AlN
pEERI
BLACK


wise still further Improvements On is -aselece The
CHEF objects to be accomplished we're rs, coed
wearing qualities, Second the reaentioa II eolor.
We guarantee these goods 70 wesu vel and -
recommend them as heina 81 TsFfeetly
dyed that neither perspration not repe vashrs VII
deprive them u any OF their intensity d calo Moreover.
thlt the coorng matter vi aeithr staa ts
feet nor clothing; that il neither grows ss nsg.s Is
tous We IRE also prepared % reiuna ehe asnsaey i
any instance where the goods fail g erts state
ments concerning them.
over thirty varieties Our prices tel their ovn sl
1t viii pay to examine the list carefully the figures
are no higher than those placed goatl< q Ordinary
dye at other houses.
:. 8 36o, doc 300 and 60c
f''''' '''e'' ''s' 1''''' - - 9oo
iss''. - IL - - - 600 and 7de
f'''''' 14s' l''s - ''''' a''''' .'''''' - 20
Peerless Black Iiae extra ane.
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zS M ESf2Fat + a x.
-. sify the resairi
~ for tbs pres
! u 80 .a..tsea III rs q
rh M iiss tisp
\. IL assls sasst that be Il
.sggs eF the ee
4x stsevve
ss Attorney kof
-. waa6s kaa tsEs
- are entirely ia
sst Mi fae facts
sn III ssixs2 IN tsse n
was called ssfoT !!
x.ssssexs bis wilai1sa
80 gYtssscassosa ~
-, ar1ss criminal -
Il, .s,s.sssso.k ty IF tho -
ssyurt tic supTs ffsa
go 4Nsa tie sss asas
III 90r the
ssza as aesaEs5eF, aa
slsA 0f s 10 le
nosrnsy Ana
kAse sssases. whether IS
q iesfet cgaTt th
- ff m Washington = 80
t,f taxe United State
sgkFssaAsea that all I
saensTesi fn srave Il
!. "a 4 kfe III atkans1z
slIr ssea in tbs 50
asld hs pasd by The can
AtsuFfssy hewsssa exp
- aa0 asi claims agais
percentage ea the -
la collected In tks
arr afseg thoronshiy q
= matter tIeaikseh 10 7eta
atsaeney ard his as 4
mn above stated. an
81 Instructed T. draw
q c9asatg funds fer the
e.
aaes are a4 great 80
sreSsAF tserAaKsF q
XII term iii dis tict CO
& 4 yery voluansnaas. inc
- or gaoYa exhibits.
gkutsire many sngHfhs
4 10 prepare taY the trial
isied The esga cases
b Coleman and alter Il
sases1 scared sasl
tx1 Mr.. Honasd Il tn
evidence slad ias
ewlin gives up I
nae Wits d jsaGgns
and which. IL oh
y amount 10 tsver Z
Ea Hy eaAl. SHARK.
faaseA stated To tha
barter seetsksas Of
Fsss ss1Tna ip ii
9 isaKs hSa ras.sz1kI Sssss
. WITH as sst C. Z.
,e uiiricx.s lie u
many bad built l<
slInz The slack dol ~
wainh ii Il YER
e slakk gathers
3 gsassse boz dastf !
saIl xIaus four sim
q IS dam j. swefrt away
y - ssssessys IT, Is sea@s =
i lAssx, among Rilac
ahosa mentioned.
rs BE com piainta ard
numker nf tkisrs
soEas III secs5on Sc M
M three quaEtsr sect
INssisa af slack I 3 4
No lees la depth.
aeH Ia very level axsx M
east 80 before il w
ST M ng egxered wIta del
Attorney Newlin ~
uys0n the matter ~
i e board 10 apply III -
tFaining the coal d TN
ping tbs slack id
ss aetson will proia f
early date an besl +
the settlers who3
sazaAagea or arn iss i !
ri aged by tl5e over
Icg sopgKRgas's i eiI
b Iil from tlla justice =
sFhasg In on tho - =
sale, and will be aud j.
II was placed In III
Attorney Newliia Il ii
4 by him turned Fx
Attorney RanAld, M 4
Auring Justice SOD
and Was ther m
u the terrisofis
- tried before IL Il
: sl that nearly evef IL
NJ 9as illegal so IA j
wGse concerned
IL. kawtia WITH z5 4
n4nent
sSR. kSs. - hare x4
atiF1fss 0g the als0T
fs mn outrage. | s ]
- As1arsf thai sl1e cost -
tlse fsasssee I'll she pc
i s}sst sEagF careful u a4 IN
;, ~ beFsg0 ailsHsuR t5E I
Had se tfoue this Il IN
8f- al assEs5aAsn the easf Al n
ke hoard esHnsgf ts& ssA7s'e -
81. 81 be 1asssee' = fasex. ts8EA
Attarney sasiin Als2iz &
HI following GA tiae < 4
llsSSs.sss:ss the comm I
ssa as psss al9bin Il &
] asneg r. 4. Ronald,
VI W. kEWLIN. ~ ~
sfsl will probably w 3
= ~ ot :5le sx aud gtT
pc vs. and reject the
q cunts te several
eak I1cgNsEa ugsI
Brown, who has iaee -
% Mercer island IN sua
sasissi Il, TIE heard - 81
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DIan or coEsuMPuos.- -Mr. Jesse +.
Goddard died At hiaresidence, eE,e AL
bart street. oil consumption, at e:i5
o'clock yesterday rssfning. The Ge-
ceased was aged 52 ys,ass and native
of West Gardner, Ne. He ieaves .
wife and four clsiidrea two daughters
and TIVE sans. He ssasse to Seattle
last fall for his health The funeral
will take place at 2 O'Clock today from
his late residence. TIL remains will
be inferred in Masonic cemetery. Rev.
Elliott w. Brown tsfiiSates at the
grave.
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or s1LyER orr.


f Galena Discovered In Sn1
1aeantah Csunfy,
- a. Hall and E. III. Hubbard
MI been prospecting IN the II
asaie, lsake Shore & EastsA
at 8 point eighty miles fra
bat ca this side Of the rnotl|
have struck sonae exceaiea
- ealena silver ore. There 4
8 &ese Ietiges which are FROM
q pf A mile 10 o mile in lsnsa
feet In width. Sixty pouf
Re was brought out by Mes
I ia Hubbard aud given 10 0e0M
the assayeg and naetalIare
I lted the ore. using the c.
sl Ixxes OF limo and iron and
a11 81 twenty pouna bar which il,
+ pn In the winsow Of the Gs
I$E kpan & Trust Company, in 3
q ,eary block. Mr.. Eeth H
Ii free smelling ere. ant
5{ u as large quantities as re5
% means d ameIter for sea
q ~ the Seattle, Lake Sh0f*
aFN taps the region. The ore
st& 80 to the ton, and eontait
k. Of lead The district il q
II ser Greek region, and it
saa ruustY. M
61eI krics IasE nsasAssas u
*oss in the capacity Of = aaias
I and will make q critical exc
OF the rasnes in crder toF
5<se their yaiue. Hs will be =
1 lie In abont ten DAYS and %
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

BROOK sT.-Two lois and fITeeroom
house, with itss:s==:s..sss.re. two blocks from
electric car line, s2,aoo; easy terms.
LoMBkRa ST.--Iot and ave.room hoate
on Lombard street near John. $2.s1o.
SIXTH gT.-THo iox 1t the rartawest
cosEer Of sprigg and sfxtA streets. inelad-
Ing fna resldeace. s12,1oe
SIXTH sr.--one haudrod and twenty
feet square aud fye-roons house, with
large araonut of snail fruis, at northeast
corner pirs aad sixth streets, @,oo0
P0URTH ST.--Seven-Eoor hard'Gnashed
house, and sne sishtiy lot On east ssae oi
Fourth. between Spring and Seneca. 900
TWRLrTn st. - Choaee residencs snd
fuu ios, corner Twelfth snd Pine. Nag.
nIneaus view and enc OF the best ar
ranged residences In the city, t,Tsn
ETsa ST. Lot and esghtToon hard,
finished house On King near Tenth, N'o0a
rwgLFTu ST. Good house and two
lots, northeast cornsr Twelfth and Howeil.
Sa,oo0
wkSHEEuTOg ST. Two new haEd-an'
lsiaea, weal. bulls seyen-roon houses on
Washington street near Twslfth: s2boo
each.
LAKE UHToa - Fuus-resm haaGe And
ane, xightsy lot near Lake unions On the
electric coz liIss, xi.sOe.
JACKSON sT.-Two lots and thsesToom
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CsMrsG PEnAssuEsTT The e1asnin
ation ot apptieasks scs licenses TO
tfaeaa N King eouAtg Vas resumed u
the courthouse rf 8efxissy morning and
concluded In the NEgernoan. Tie an
psieants we're exanned ia phy sioaogy
and sehoCa law snahe tsaoFgaifag and isl
geagFalshF ard re4ina Il the afser-
nooa. Screen of tals aplslieanss we're i'm
the morning frAsrEed saak they cauId
not obtain certsn asesl, ~ they he'd
taileEl below the ansTeS rank of 30
per cent. IN grahflar Or Arifhrnes;e.
Il IL not known bof usaHy CT the ap-
plieaHts will be saa&essfaI In gainsng
The required percaassge; bus Il Is
thought by the ex@aaiaars that those
who passed In grausaar and arishme-
tic viii be able toistand the other
branches. The resx1 e6 the exanaina-
ton will be made kxkNn on; Saturday.