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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

S75 90 IN sq50 90 A MONTH can

9IU.-- W 9EOV.--made WORKING fer us
Agents preferred who can furnish a horse
anu give their whole time - the business.
spare moments may be probably employed
also. A few yacaHcie. IN towns and citie.
u. ?. JOHNSON Co, 1909, Main St. Rich
mond. Va.
y. II. - Ladies employed also. Never
mind aboHt sending stamp for reply. Com
quick. Yours for biz. II. T. j. 4 90 d,ys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

Nstice OF time and place for the hearing O,
Petlnon for admission TO Probate
OF Will.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

OUR TEN CENT COUNTER contains hundreds ot
articles of very useful houseware worth from Csc TO zoe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

In the matter OF the Estate OF Eliza
johnson, Deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

In the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE

In the Probate Court in and for Salt I.k.
County, Territory OF Utah.
IN me matter Of the Estate OF Ralph
Ihompson, Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Catherine L.
Taysum, deceased.

In the Probate Court Of SAT- Lake County
Utah Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
TO THE PUBLIC OF UTAH.

Who will find an line of Fancy Toilet Articles both
in plush and leather Picture Frames, Mirrors Albums,
Chandeliers Fancy Hanging Lamps Imported Glass and
and Chnaware, Fancy Baskets, Stationery, all kinds of
Paror Games immense line of Toys very full line
of Bronze and Bsque Images and thousands of articles
for household and adornment, in fact such line of
goods which may have been long wished for and need
thereof felt but have been seen in this city before
Below please note few prices, many space will
permit;
Mirrors, s 10 worth : "a
Mirrors, .45 loo
: Lamp Chimneys, IS -
Lamp Burners, 5 Is
Lamp Wcks per dozen, . Is
Clothes Pins, d" 2
Clothes Lines, 10 o.
Gold Bronze Finished Fancy Hang
ing Lamp with Crystal Trimmings $50 15m
Gold Finished Chandeliers with Crys-
tai Trimmings, suitable for House
or Church use, $50 Soo,
Silver Plated Casters 125 g 90
Chld's Silver Set, consisting ola Gold
Lined CupaDd Saucer, Knife Spoon
and Fork, contained in a leather
box, 125 $50
And Hundreds of Similar Articles in the Same Department at
Equal Prices
Albums from 1Oc upwards, all selling for BIC on tho
dollar. Fancy riding and driving Whips 25c worth 81 90
Dolls from &C. and up, all selling at 35c. on the dollar
Same with Glass Ware and Crockery
OUR TEN CENT COUNTER contains hundreds Of
ces OF very useful houseware, worth from 25c to SOC
OUR SCHOOL SUPPLY - Tablets PIC worth IN.
All articles in the Stationery line equal reductions
MS cnance gives people Of moderate opportunity
to treat themselves to fancy articles which
at full prices would be understandable for
them, but at prices will be
within the reach of all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

OUR SCHOOL SUPPLY - Tablets, PIC worth IN,
All articles in the Stationery line at equal reductions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

This chance gives people of moderate means an opport
TO treat themselves to rare and fancy articles, which
at full prices would be unobtanable for
them, but at our prices will be
within the reach of all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
A Charge of LIbeI.

Both sides are caucusing tonight
hut their plans cannot be learned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

CHARLES 2. PEARSON,
Attorney for the Estate DIR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

Julius APPolos and samuel ROekHo,
minors.
Dated this slst day OF october. 1873.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16
AMusExsSTs.

cHrczsss COMEDY CoxFAyY.-Ibe
Ciseaeo Comedy ssosn p@ny all appear
Of rnrrl hall f.ve lights and flsatfnee
nsxt wssk. The company comes wet
yesssYsl ssersS.esi. asss srsfn rspo-ss re-
cefyed Of the fsrtering success wife
xhicn the eompany has met through
ous the texns In uregor and Wash
i,.xror. ard the land ofzice bnsiEes.
thew are dosng this week AZ Snosso-
snish. IL + evident that the company
" III 10 q large business fsere. They play
At popular prices. and Il IS SAID gave
better satisfaction than most of the
cellar shows The repertoire for fhs
week include some Ut the most Sue
e1s-fssl aad entertaining dramas pro-
dsrsd. The programme for the week
i as fellows Tuesday, The Diamond
Mystery" Wednesday, a Cotton
King Thursday. ITO ohliee Ben
son = Friday. "C.ear Grit: ardas
aastisee. diamond and Pearls
night. Facing the Eaesny Re-
served s-ats. 80 cents each. For
sale AZ " lxinski's. Second SITS ct, be-
tween Cnrrry anu CogunsA.ia.
4 E'iKgsEs's DgsNA.--Sext Mon
day evening. at Turn Hall fseafer.
Mr.. Charles Mccarthy ard ompany
viii present the thrilling Haelodrams,
''one of the Brayest Mr.. Mccarthy
is true exponent Of the metropolitan
fireman. having received his training
from Captain AeAaam. instructor ct
the life swing corps OF the New YorA
IRE department Mr.. Mccarthy l.
Tor giving the most scie.-
tic and wonderful exhibition of the
Uses Of lif.-saying appliances IN the
world. and bis work l. so ackncsl-
edged by the beads of ali the principal
ire departments.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16

She Win Run ga sne Seattle Ia
misshe kaate.

The Columbia river steamer Mutt
Homah arrived ia the hareor at .
o'cicck yesterday afternoon. she left
Astoria Monday afternoon. and made
she run "a Port Teansss.a in Seventv.
two hoars. During the PASSAGE he
experienced no rough weather "a
sfcAk Of She came around In charge
cd Captain w L. Whiteonb.
The MalfnamAh vas houxh, hy
Captain Wiley from the Willamette
stesm Navigation Company "a ran
between hghspsa AMI seattle h,,t
under special arrangement nth The
Puget Sound & s;ras's lsarlor RaiI.
Rad temp2ny she wlli ran hetNe,s,,
Seattle and Aaasilche wnt1 the test
With the company ua%rfSeg,s.I 4.
hailetns al Port blAkssey y com.
pastsd. She lsit fer 0ivmfiA later tr
the aitsrfsessa, here she all ns -.
htsrd and alseress soaaew Aan
The AEstna1ah @hsrh Il 4 s4srss
wheel beat, was basis az rssrtlansg Nva
ysars sec ty ths " lIssnsfte ssssvs
sSstftun COMPANY SIZE il = .,,h-
ssssass srstE. s4ssl vfasen her trgal trg,.
has ranked aaseex slss, IS tgs..sf e,.,.t.
on the tesesahsa rsees sac l. a. f,..st
IN length. has a stasA II Asass ~ -
feet, aud depth Of hesA q s feVt :
inches. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16

The Isffef-carrsers recently ~ Ieken
wifh typs9sd fever have as,ont re-
covered health. exeegs Roy Haskell.
who sas taken sick between three and
fogls seeks ago. His fever i yet vio-
lent. ard his rhysgciaD says II the
fever tarna today y viii then be
known that tsae serious danger i past
Albert Olsen. who Ass sick. i mp
and expects 80 re&Hrns his work on
the fsrss ~ the snongh- Jesse James
alss, expects 10 20 90 work st the ssn1e
tine. He il the only mounted car
rier, and Dis brother Eils his pisee
until be returns 20 duty.
Carrier Jim scott, Rho vas ~, has
been At has post ioi tie pat three
weeks
There are BAT ten rsgaiar maH-esr-
rtsra In the Seattle postoftiee. They
are Psal Jones. Albert Olsen,
Chsfle@ Ri0rsisn, Ai0nxo Scott, james
scott. Everett Hartley. Lincoln Hall,
samuel Quails, James Dyer and Jesse
Jauies
The Temporary sab-carriers are
Mr.. Oystsns for Olsen. while sick I;
Harry james, for his brother. and
Nj. Brink. for Samuel Qsaiis, during
his .Ilness,
lie Is ascertaimesi that in reply 10 the
postmaster, " hD recently applied for
an increased force at this oiiice the
tostfn astsy general did not conclude
to grant the request at present, bat
he indicated that the increasing
growth of postal business here wiii
soon make such increase necessary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16

NiNNEAroias, Arg. ls.--The sub
>i'iiary high court OF ihs Ancient
Order II Foresters today voted 10
sever their connection with the hjrb
court Of England, aud 10 organize an
American high court. Difference
arose ever the admits SION al e1iorea
Iisen se the order. the Eneilsh high
court Insisting on il, and the Anseri.
cans ol5ectipg.
At the afternoon session, the new
order adopted a. H. name. the Al.
slent Order al FoFesters ~ America .
Motion - send 4 csblsgram 10 Ene-
land, notifying the high cau-t al ne
move, was opposed by ". r. Elliott
assistant state attorney af Chfesro
England was completely ignored
tenfy Running. FIRST preposef II The
tes name, Ras pr. stnfed this affes.
neon wish magnificent and appro,.vi.
ate badge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16
raE CITY FRONT.

pairs
The steamer Delta leaves for onion
Cgsy ie,lay
The Ialey iose j. sac here fgote
Chaeksnut With load 1T stone.
The schooner An#sles IS de- herr
from Roche iisghor VstU > saseo II
hne,
The three nlastssd seisass5aef t.tona
finished Hnsas'ilnE ytssefasy ana lsil
t0r Tacoma.
The pes slessNer a., AZ asg Ia 81.
nrsly sofs ilstsl lsssass samsaE
stfhlu 8 siaF ~ 80
The Idaho Is GsksHs s ssrea ~ s,.sJ
Set t@fisaHs ~ tEss sslzaNss. sue : a
efltsh iaaasaE tssas
fbs bass Ne8ft asef N N&asA .5s.
FitesF#S at lAsfr.ts 4 Sa8h
shs9 stls'n tss dak
8s sssaF hsss 1an.ss Al
Tees SIS g. $50 gssaAe &C.,
s.sFs ssstafaay 80 esa~ shassssF
s8s&3f
fas ossEs stasz s.s,5 ehs Is. 3 f,.s
s' - - esfs les Sass 4 ii sissssA e.
ssFH~S e5fs sshAzsssa - 93s = a9gis
: 2fst.sFs@- tssss sissy Aasf
The Wk1ss = al5a s s..a A4Fs lsaais,as
fseas ssa fsassAs issss fassAy Is als.s
SO ssssssi5ae sssHe asY bs3g sAe
= s. n@f ga S@ss iEosa pTsssat is8lsA
sEe8s
= - q tss { Nsst}ils sasiss{ fsasa ~.a
ss35sss6a tsF la&sl saaFs,g fset sFss3.x
slls ~&s etsisssi a. issYe sxAsnst -.
tsssss ~ freight assssk - hssh = - i,tf
eestaas
fhe iskK sss asysae sa tsss Usfta.a
A8lsf ssK sasEs isss ai atfh tsa
fsssss - sisHev agfisssl ia gass sFoa.
hssF kas8t iass WstnesaaR uieFt
fi@ steass h A<las asss barge. Al ts.l.
So AS aSesfg
issNss = SssEsf Ell s1.sufas }s,sta
tess ssssasEftsg gissgs * feu 2hess. ssosv
Sass fatf tz9-sssfe corrugated irysn
ts'sssfssss Asss 49, ua ksslvF z4vaeN. 49,
sssNs. Wsas sfgesf S2sl she &.ses east
btss<srsssss8 ssse sos tssssss.atas a. - she
iseasssssngs sseSAe ssstsssfae.
TIE g as5stzia afssYsl IL yeSsss-
ssaN = ssftssNss ssh e ssns tx ehack
- = store. rs a@sss - sehh > ss.s az
Nsss*s easssins. ard II sssgs - .sgsa~e.
saasa tssF sas ss~sssH hssss3 Ssss A. -
- tAs s<Ast2e " ks~assssss ts,sgs,ss.,ss's !.
shafs Ard ssxAA eas s,sr.-sn.. \, ~.
ssssasng. sA~ rws1Fns h. tAseksnss
s0tas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16

nud sftyefxides ana = een1s 6y1ece for
<ack saim1m- and . cent jOwef than
Ibis ecaie dry sse d<sersnfned not 70
rerede. There are afusf 80 White
ana fifty Indsxn Esh<rm<n NJ Of
ubons are nsenaheYx 81 the
union. The unson flied the
seals mentioned aE0ve, ard is rasfn-
kers ars determines. 20 bring the can.
n<ryuen 90 terms. Both the can
nerses are esose5 dDxns but IL II under
stood fhss 10th Mr.. Myers srsd Mr..
morse are esdesvorfnx 70 employ
rnnxs osssssde u the un3on. With
xhst lack ftey vii nsees remains -
le seen. The stirling fishermen take
the matter euolIy. seeming In ro fsaass-
FER discoseesf-s.
The hasfsio<z. which are running
nov. srs very plensifas h<sEsen Mukii-
tee and rssgss head These K-h
spsxn ri the heads q the rksgif,
knoauagrnie and ekykDnzIsfs rivers.
They ssofd the nuwarnssb rsser for
some Unknown reason. The sfEver-
ss9e~ ard yaeks sgawn IN al the rivers
rssSrss5Dfsess
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16
MIsNEsorA INDIANS.
shey object Very Strongly ,o the
sexersIty Bili.

hgAIxAEp. MINI. Aug. i3.- The
first wora received from The Indian
commission at the i>eecsi lake resefya.
'isu came this morning by ahalf.breea
he says that the Indians on that res
efY4tion are IN a deadly quarrel over
tae pie ence 81 tie commission suss
about equally divided as between
tssose Wiling 80 sign ansl slloss on
oSttt. J be latter threaten death ia
The ll'st Person y 30 signs. A~a con-
~eqnefH'c no one has set signed. The
cammi st0ntrs have devoted ih,,r
~s''sle eits,Tts SO Ear Ia prevsntlr.s a
co alet. The oppoasnsS are, runner
stsies, iUlIy armed with Winchester
rides and have gone so far AZ IN
threaten ali the hltss on the reserya.
btn. The commissioners are
safely loieea at the ranch
They have sent smother runner
cat probably WIfh dispatches for IA.
eov*rpmeni. Ia j. reported that a
young iaacs relative Of CAief Flat
mouth has been shot tor iayoyins.
sagniug
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16

cersain pile Of tes<xrAssh po3<s. sspon
which the plaintiff has : ljszs. srssEz
the Iox On tie nofthea4s corner gS Issi-
yerxisy and Third streets. uhere shey
ucG are
A decree has been made Ia the suit
ef Annie B. He'll vs. Andres C. Holt.
her husband. declaring her true name
20 Be Hosse and clearing the title fo
certain lard decided 20 her under the
name Of Anderson. by which she has
III rsnzex h<ess known.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16
kkEtIffks.

Three or four good boys can obtain
employment at the American DIstTiei
Telegraph office, in the postoifice.
The Republican county convention
will be held at the Armory. il being
impossible 90 secure Turn Hall thea
ter
Miss Julia Chamheslin will reopen
the conservatory OF mrsie next Mon
day. at he music rooms OF the Uniyer-
sity.
The funeral Of Robert Bids. infant
son of A. +. Bills. took place yesterday
at O'Clock. in Masonic cemetery
from the family residence, 2,sl2 See
oDd street
The forelble entry and unlawful sie
tainer sait of John Webster against
Fiora shoenlsuk and Alma Starlwell.
was dismissed by Justice Miller yes
isrsiay morning.
The North Seattle Cable Railway
Company has pstiiiotsed tae board oi
! county commissioners 80 franchise
and fighs-of way over Wizard avenue.
through Peasant ridge addition 10
seAttie.
One John Doe. whose true name is
unknosn because be refuses "a give ii
was brought from Slaughter last night
and committed "a the county jaii fer
thirty -otis DAYS for al assault aud bah
tiers upon Irving salla+s. OF Slaughter.
+. Green died al Providence hos
rital, yesterday morning, OF dropsy.
The body was remaged 10 Cross 4
Co ; paflsTs. The funeral will take
i,isse az o'clock today. The later
fnsRt sii be IN Mount Pleasant GENE
tsrv.
The remains Of Francis Edison Train.
the timer who died "Wednesday oi
injuries Sustained Monday by failing
from the Buckingham building. were
buried yesterday in Masonic cemetery.
The funeral took place at 5 o'clock
snd vas naiier the auspices OF the
timers union. The funeral was from
Cross & Co, 3 parioFs.
Mary Kraft has brought suit in
Justice Aiilef's court against G. g..
Calkins and w. NJ Mood for se57. 50
and against G. G. CaikinS for $50
10th claims are for trans portafion
furnished defendants by Mrs. Kraft
little steamboat. the Edith f.. which
piys on Lake Washington between Sc.
attic and taiklus' property on Mer-
Gers island.
Cross & TO. took charge OF the body
% Karl Jerner. the Sweds who com
mitiesi suicide Wednesday afternoon
al the San Francisco lodging. house
Yesterday, and Il will be- Inferred in
the potseFS field this morning. During
TIE siav the remsius were viewed by
quite number Of persons who thought
that hey had known the deceased.
However, none of them recognized
hsm.
"hig hiunters" - the subject Of
Rev. Hr. I, Dewitt Talmage's lecture
SaiNfday, AT y. m. ia Armorv hall
y TIE reader intends ~ avail himself
of . rare Opportunity he viii commit a
bg esandeF II be longer DELAYS "a.
cHfiisE reserved seat. Plans OF seats
eAu re seen ana seats secured at Stew
ars \ Holmes drug store, corner See.
etld ard Cherry aaa AZ tsoYlan &
Sosen :. s.SSS Front street.
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IOWA REPUBLICANS.
sartsas state eaicer. Nominated
The Platform.

DIS AoiSEs, Ia. Ang. Is 0u III.
iSenty aish ballot thss morning the
lows Republican state conxeu,j,,
neaslaaiesi Hutchinson Tor gsysr,.e.,
IeFf'EeF ~as EDnainafe,i for l.suts "a,
Ant governor Ihe foilowsae a,re
nominated hy aeelzgaafsaa. ~,,r.sese..
-, Josiah ttfvens snfseYffs ss'sssl.,rss
~ ef'ue&tsots. Henry satsa: railroad
c',.ls i'as .@itsfssF, Spencer saith.
ne platform lisitg-e~ Harrison. :,
satA4fsistf ati5.sl. tsvaFs l1iaFal con.
sFaetl . q itse pension isHs. fn.fs,f.@
isFsslsetlaas f.Fovasssi Il s5ss~s not fsv,r
tisssFaef'nssts ena fr0sts. ,fse3syes ff..4
issfsss Ia fsserss<Fss-s 81 Ike -shleas.l -
oppressed. indegs@s ifss Enforcement
q state prohibition laas auss artsssra.
lassl Tor sae retirement of labor Dis
I2lss-
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DISTRICT CutRT.
sac s.sisF astnas ssit sgsta~
tssssss fss the ftptt Case

Henry l. Iestes has filed petition
iaF = charge ~ venue "a the Second
a8itiai district 10 the injunction sast
sfEbf by fABsss t'aln&Au la restrain
h.e. lfen3 hAHding ont the neFfh Wing
ss bis aharf The pstitiou IS based
apes llss sstana shat tadFe HAufayd
3 as tfa4sg.Y aasn Il guF lehman ia
AS ssstte sHAttpF
The faaaals s9sit ot ths Faighases
tsAAsf ssasFsny - tae NaNtsssfa
y aisE sfaARaaS Nhtsh Was O. have
t~sa ssesFs IN 3WsRe HaNfoy,i ia
astssA5sssgs yesterday. has 5sen fsR-
tlhses - asxt fssessfa8.
tssFAsrt tsgsss, 4 Iap~. ~ - Pad
Atea have Fsssgs4t suft ln ii,s ,.s.-
sfss& Csert sEasas3 } II MstsuIev
tfssgaah IL 8 aWa WssitsRs hsil "a re
C0sVF sis2- 81 issT hssussh,sid 1et.f-ss sold
bf ghv fSstatsa, sac I aian FAFss4y Kssr.
nss9re Company ard the "a pswl NSt.
tFsss osn Isav 81 - - pauE IA Ne
SlsssF 80 June - issa Is sut~s.S
sf,sus flsr c8n H8saat fhss sug,x
t-sekht gis Nsss3s upssn credit 49,
gilan transferred theag 81 NJ 49,
Mrs. ts~ii sog ghe paFpase uf aefvass.i
lag as creditors
! e tAe & sassss saig If ROBERT Rass-
uef -, Ee@Fy g. Ne5er. 10 w,s
o7'lefssi xasts niSy 1ast tie Flai.tsa
i@fetsh ths s5efefsstAns Nssh a ksf} ~
isaSs etssrs q she svs&vars he re.ss-,
si=sn. stating be sKss-t t,sea9s,g, &c 49,.
Essas 2 eslef = NaaTl shTuaah . leleh
10 fri4 sega @e ass lz}8Fsa So ergs.
rs sassf tie ss3scl ln lss Hssa 80.
iAs tsF R&fAa ~ sac sssasnssazi ia a.
So TX ~ as tRse ssas tie A.. s.geaa a.
sagtssa Aast -sts3es Eike "a Stef34g fzsls
to@ fs@tF&s ass.s sSrssur tsrssaxt.s Ia
y siAa4ss tsAFkewk Ssvsast 4. 8 ~,.a..
Van @as Exesssss
x besass las saVaeszi A rw.seAsa.
r. tsishrF ets stsss ssr t&e " e. sxsu Il nss.sa
ssAssFsaa sSssrsny frssa rsssaux.s,e .
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SEATTLE. AuS ka-
The meat market il somewhat quiet
nos, though Il II IN better condition than
il was before the FIRE. For It's snrpls the
market draws almost exclusively from
east of the moanssips The cattle SEA-
scnsd great deal better than IL was sap
posed they would Retail prices remain
unchanged, and viii mast likely continue
50 anil the heeinning OF winter.
In the lum Der market matters are mueh
the same. TIE dernand for lumber has
nor lessenesi particle. Every mill in the
city hss orders ahead froxa i.ooa.oto TO
s.ooo GO feet. Tne mills are sll running
double time. Legs are very scarce. This
Is somewhat Of drawback 20 the mills
though no serious Injury hiss been worked
a. get. Good logs sell readily At 81 per
thousand while inferior Qualities com
mand Stsdf.se per thousand The local
mills are cutting about e-5.0tu feet a day,
al of which is consumed right here TN
Seattle. Besides this, large amounts oi
lumber are being shipped here from out
side mills.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RI
CEiPIS - naring the last "a aoars
the Herehaudise ana produce receipts at
this port were a follows. Puget seand shore
road. 446 to1s: Columbia x Puget Sound
railroad, $5 toss: ) Attic. Lake Shere q
Eastern railway. see tcas. Bv water
fairhaven, 10 tons. Biz and barge, coo toas.
j. G. Britain. .9S tons, Geo ge L. starr. "a
tons. ascstle, tcnss Edith, on; W. X
MrTwin, 20 tens; hAFges of erit& L, bee tens.
Total receipts, 2.soS tons
SHIPMENTS - ssnriug the last -
hours gsBcds and merchandise serc snip Il
.rora sea tie 90 the surrounding ecuutFy a.
follows. Pug sound >nors rsSti. "a tons
Columbia 4 Pugei Sound railroad, 80 tens
Seattle. Lake SaoTss 4 Eastern rail-
say, IS tons. BY water-Mary E. Per ey,
10 tons: Gras .. q toHs: lola. 1 tsus. Edith 8
tons, fiiza Anderson. tons: Skagif Chief,
tons. Nly hssan, 3 tons. Total shipments.
TO- tons.
NATURE OF REcEIPTS-~eoo bids Ia 'e
ties. ear lsrsi, car railroad supplies. |
ear 9th. 80 obls lamp ehimpeys, - eases
elotnitg. 40 xe~ bottles. car paper, I
ear eggs, butter and cheese car ice. 5 ears
sfone, ear fruit. : cars lumber, 109 tous
stone, tAG tons brick. - cases boots and
shoes, - cases cigars and tobacco, ears
hay. ears wool. > ears beer. 2 ears shin
gies. so pkgs hardware, $50 pieces fusui-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16
sGra low IN SEATTLE
nft~t Wait "f the Melted RET. ema,
and millionaire

Hon. seth Low. the fAnraus Fnf,-
pendent Republican politician asa g
mayor ri i'FSsokiyn has sFsas ths
past few DAYS in shls city se.ssssl tss,...i
by hts wise, as the gssssls 81 H. ss..s
Mrs. +. III. ose,Asi Nj les ~s..s
Was elesstssi mayer ~ isgssaki,s. ,s,, /.
resorm Platform when hsia IS eass -
axe, - enc of the sissasa sssss sasf +.
business insil al NeA York ssaAs 49,
. leading ulsmtsr 81 tiis hssas{ss =.
commerce ~ iiroakiym R.n ts,,stsss
nsea In America have hs8eht.r F..tsgs
shsn nc. Yesterday Nj AaA Nss
Low MI. and NFs, sssk,,<Ai asa Msi.ts.
W L SHARPE She u43,tiugu gges1ss a.
townsassn 81 tue e4-sassus. So.
driven aloas the cssy AID glss uxfsx
assrwaFa tnasle tip a. s4asssss.i IS.
ais, the visitors tsiHE sislsstss.s . ii.
tue ss'eaefy sssd The hastiinf cav
MI. Low, whp has 3Hst s.ts.~t.e.4
irem an Asaska ssawfsIon ts4s las
hsshl vsVt TIE tsaassf&n Fas41g gssr
hss!g sswtuee lsss Fssass Aesass !, -
~ faas. Minneapolis ASA The ssvss
sAkeS Tic kslsw4 r. sasAs s!ss 49,
axssn ~, sssssss ,s3xa los ss.ss s. -
larry ses' gwF,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-16
PERSONAL.

Mrs. ". J. Watkins, of Franklin,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. d. B. Mcknight, prominent
Oregon hcrseman, was in the city
yesterday.
John NJ. Mewilliams. prominent
business man of Portland. Is registered
at the Seagraye.
M.. ;. Williamson. of Belfast, Ire
land, and Miss Aigie and Miss Mayne,
of Dublin, Ireland. are registered at
the Hotel Seagraye.
Mr.. K. w. Bruce. a prominent far
mer Of Juan lie Faea. is at the Griffith
Mr.. Bruce recently purchased Holyoke
farm. AT the mouth OF the Sksgll river,
paving therefor, x22,ta0. and will
move his family there soon.