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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-31

An Attemps - Exn ssSe.bts Cat ~
FrAnkfan.

The case of Frzsaess Prssk. the rrxnk3in
miner eA4-xezt uskk threazensnx 10 take
tie Ife Of hzs neExhbsr ard fezsgx 1urk-
axzn. Thomas Dawson. ex-ne Ep ter bear
lag osfsrs J4xszee Sssers<rx last night
I1t fAcss IN the case sts nsHr IS eDasd BE
learned sEurz TIE evsdease. uhSeA wss very
ronfr3fds ef0rr In is nstnre. are - fsslsaws
sorne sfx months sxsi Prsxk had so1e ssf-
Hcs1lTy with sorse mfnsrs ennpsoyed a. the
same faine ss himself and they hold BIN
% lesrs the camp II lse Gid no. wish TO
ase sszsceaiF- Ee e2ne 10 Seattle and r.
rorre1 this 10 Prosecuting AfFara@r
Rons1d. who advised issrn 70 have fheSe
Eaen nonnd over 70 keep the peace He
Gefcz2 uss1u The prescribing et1erneysx al
vice. and tie men sSexE Paced u1&ee
bonds. This Was the te1fnalng OF fsnsi
between Prisk and ais felisw miaers
nscn brougaf ATTN into cosEr as Q
For several weeks past tie miners had
been making things very unpleasant for
Prl<k By posting him as . s<sexh1 and q
..blsckisg" and telling hirn he uaxf leave
the camp
About Il o'clock on tie night OF January
eth Dawson net Prisk on bridge aear
FrAEkh1 and threatened 20 shoot
nsm II he did not Efop acting 30. when
On the witness stand DRwzon asserted that
Prisk had been caught peerinx through
hts window, and that the threat was n
tended 10 scare him 90 thai he would not
do tt axntn. bat this sf<xy WIS dsscredited
by the judge and al Who heard IL
The next day Frisk and Dawson had
dispute. and Il 10 ~ this time that the com
planning witness sAys that Pxixk drew bis
revolver and Threatened TO shoot him
Then Prisk came to sasIsrse and azked Dis
trscs Attorney Ronald what he should 90
70 protect himseif fr,m the men that
we're trying to drive hiEa out Of the camp.
The prosecuting attorney told him to arm
himself with Q revolver and 20 20 back TO
his home and defend himself whenever II
became necessary fer him 10 do So Dep
uty sheriff Johnson Accompanied PYi<k
back 20 Franklin on Sunday. the 10Th inst,
70 See that he was net usoiested
immediately after Prisk returned TO
Franklin warrant was sworn oat for his
arrest upon the charge OF threatening ID
kin Dawson.
Justice soderberg. after hearing the evil
dence OF both sides and the arguments OF
the attorneys, summed mp the evidence
~ given above and said that be conssd-
cred the ease q ~ QUO foe examination
By the grand jury. He would therefore
bind Prisk over 10 await the action of that
body in preference 10 placing him uneer
bonds 10 keep the peace. The prisoner
was allowed to 20 on bis Own recoxnix-
ance until this morning, when prominent
business man OF Seattle Will furnish $50
bonds for his appearance.
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Oregon & califoruia--Passed Medford:
:. b. Eiberr, j. j. Valentine and wife, ii.
G. Gould. l. DeAny. Miss Eva Young, Miss
May Anderson. II. FRANKLIN. Miss Lizzie
Miss Roberts, +. :. Cook. j. W. Mimic, j.
Hammond. Mrs. VI III. Pittes, Miss Laura
Piftes. Miss Florence Pxrfes, Miss Lillian
riffes, Miss Alma Pittes. Miss Z. L. Pittes,
] 81. Wallace. II. A. Handy, Mrs. II. A.
Singleton, W. II. Babb and wife, Edwin
Martin. Jr-. James Larlea, w. C. Murphy,
w. G. Haven, NJ. Aiken, and sixty-two i'm
miZranfs
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kRoRE THEIR PLEDGES.
sisisen Guaranteed Men at
Gilman Wanted whisky.

A'sAA lssser Allen, chairman OF the
:. - q sssiaely eeEaEasssiaa ers. reviewed a
-. - fssssrSay from ng. taorge weleh,
-.ax heaita etiseeF. asking % he IN.
49, = d The exsens 81 ais Sataoeity ia
go q smallpox quarantine AZ Gilman.
"essa then explains his seasaas for
@sas ne 9aestsaa. taa shs igsh og lanu.
sessFEs maa IS Gilaan wss taken
-, s = ga tse ssaaiieax kHa sixteen Ken
49, go aeSa warA.ng wlth Asa sere
-. ssas,tsF quarantine TRey pgssni sd
e. ~saS ttasa iewa AMI observe tse
rss 49, II tass were allowed shs ish-
- = 49, Gasp, aiea 3SahoEat q 4GSrtor
f.zess 80 ssssi ;ssMa. - This pgi s9hssa was
- saSsa Fae1 h5ake sGysr ptNsfzs.
~. -, g szalisg ssae II she.s nasa tsaf
p.s 80 % stss-r 81 lssa IL sasskF. me
s. -. tesissHsSi fes-us faen ~ same II
~. - aasl a.sasss aaf sac y husky
A-s.sss sNessf khe itsIag stated saAt the
AL NAiSaAl we're greails inceaissst
sassss. ~ saEwAgea "a lyaess fes uext
tsaesl Es4n taaf tsss,tks h.s tsrsle 81
lax tHsa s.aaa.
a. ssetsg eas regeerssi "a Distract Astos-
At.azi..' - his sgsinioa A. ~ she "a
49, g sax Aeaas ssaessrr Ia xs..s sAr.ss.-
~ - nf aSiea Asii - sasssussesi "a
ss.ss-.sssssse sslaas,ly tas lax giesss als ia
o. asa tae lsgeR 81 s4ssSexgs the aRarss1-
essa, 8 : lassas4isfe, sageeves. fhxt tsss sx-
ssss ~ s'ssssst. - gas sstfeg xss several
krSs.ss asssf Z 8Ss received here. and
d. ssszi sttsElsn yesterday sEere sa ffse
49,, - nsw cAssS - smallpox had
La -. ssss Esd fhS excitement over
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INTO TWELVE FEET OF WATER.
A scow and $4,000 Brick sub

On Tuesday evening seow loaded with
so-ooO brick from White River was lowed
into the Washington slip at high tide and
left there for the night. Ueluckily the
seou Was moored almost directly over
ballast pile. When the tide rreeded one
side OF the SOW was left hanging On the
edge OF the ballast pile, aud the result was
that The other side was submerged aud
Som allied with water. Then the scow slid
on the pile into deep water aud il now sab
merged II feet beneath the surface
The tricks can be saved aud the scow
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BRICK CONTRACT.

~ J. Csrkeek has closed contract with
" III. HeflbFnn, treasurer of the Seattle
Brick / Tie Company. for - .0Q0 brick. 10
be Hsed in tie new building OF Judge
Burke, at the corner OF Third aud Union
streets. The delivery cf che brick is "a be-
gin within ten DAYS. and TIE building Will
be ppehed IN a rapid eomEiesion- The So
49, Bfick & Tile coinpanN are now turn
mig on; l5,mo brick per dsY. aud expect
shortly to increase their output 10 2S.u1o
Their brick are shipped from the yard at
smiths Cove By the g., l. s. 4 E. r. r. and
delivered on the cars al the foot OF Column
bta street
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woxAs's Hows socIsry.--It was =,

woxAs's Hoss souErY.--lt was preyf-
oasiy announces aat a; 7 o'clock yestsr-
day there would be meeting OF the Won
ans Home society At the headquarters OF
the W. Z. r. U. In the basement al the
Methodist Episcopal eharch. At the APP
pafntad time there not being a quorum
present. those IN attendance informally
discussed the purchase OF q LOT upon which
90 erect the proposed home FOR destitute
girls ana wemen. The next regular meet.
ina al the society viii be held next We'd
ne<day afternoon, when committee viii
BE- apposnsed 10 solicit subscriptions for
the bniisiiug
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Receipts of stack az Union stock yards
in the past three days were a follows:
sAYINGs DEPOSITS.

Money deposited now with the Guaraufec
Loan and Trust Co. and savings Bank on
Mil street opposite Commercial street. will
begin 60 draw interest February tst De-
posts received in any aBsounf from 81
upyards and interest allowed thereon.
Dprosits may be Withdrawn as any time
Without notice Board Of trustees. l.. n ].
Hunt. Thomas + Minar Edward h Down
ing, David y. Baxter. Georpe H. Heiihron,
J.. d. Iowmau and VIM RICHTER Fisher.
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COUNTY BONDS ALL SOLD.
They Are Taken by Different Tar
tiea In San Frsaeiseo.

Mr.. Jacob Fusth. cashier 81 the Pnget
scnnd National Band. returned Tuesday
night from San Francisco. where be bad
been acting A. agent for King county Ia
the matter OF ssispesirg Of the bonds
recently issued by the county.
Mr. Furth had no difficulty In pacing
the bonds at their par value, in fact he had
500 90 worth OF bonds placed before he
had rscelyed notics that the county would
issue bonds only tn the amount of sila con
The boads wfre sold 10 number OF diff
fefent companies. syndicafes and private
parties, the largest block taken by anv one
party being 90 4looo bonds Mr. f'ug9h
viii make his report 10 the county eea-
his action will undoubtedly be ratifiea.
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Passsp Awas.-ssoyr Lamb. the swear.
old ssa at Frederick isnsh. who resides at
Chestnut stsess. near Isk untss. died 81
10 a'eloek 7aeeday evening ef 'sNaos1
sever aasi Inflammation af tee e8wr $,
Mr.. Isuat sess bis stfs fnsm tas saess
ssuSe }e~E Bsss asaseF. and his scaag =
chslgi i now = ysaussS "a. Tie saActKs ~
Master Sioss wiil take pace to-day &C ia
s,'ssogk frcEa tae residence. Gev. clay Davis
oEsicsatise
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aX8<
MI samuel Rase1t<<x. 81 the frsz "a
KlIre & Rosenb<rx. stated yesterday after
no<u that his flrm wszkI socn commence
the erection 81 sh~e-xfory brick bufsd
Ing WIKI b4semcns. Ca shesr property "a
the southwest c1sne< Of Ensyerxity and
second streets.
-Nr: KIine = NOW 10 ssa Tssnelsca. :
sAsa NJ kos<nlsexg yesterday. ssuex1fE9Tarsx
some busiae3x m connection With cur ress
bxia1inz. snd until bis return. no .caiye
steps will be taken.
This buifd1nx. cout1uues1 NJ. rsxes..
berg. will cover the entire l0s, whIeh hax
fEonfAge 81 10 fees on besA streets. snd
venienee II win eosf Ia the uelrl Scr ss...
Of $4,000 Ne hsse already received sprsli-
cation from . Boatou genx1euar; for a. en-
tire borEr Hg0f, % D. Gccurfsd "A 4 strr
Eoo1s bossss, SID the upper stories VIII Is
Fitted up - oMee1 snd 5rssrcszss lodging
nouss ArcE5seef Fisher II cog xbout 10
take action - soon - Mr.. KIIae retssrs's
fsom California.
MessrA ThomDson 3 Bean. ship earper.-
ter, yesterday purchased from The wes,
Coast Improvements Company Z plat xf
land bDrderfnx On salmon Bay. u.<rn
which they intend 70 establish ! snlflyard
ara construct steamer wars. The project
oss Of the marine railway in csarse OF coz
Mr4ftlon On the tide Cats. do not eunferr-
plate haDdIfng the smaller class al sfearn-
err which are 90 numero1s la the waters
OF The S0und- Fer the need Of I wars 70
accommodate such vessels, Meesrs Thomrf
noa 4 Bean intend 10 fully provide The
nrm viii begin operations next Aonsay
Uoxutux, wheB the keel of new a>0-tola
skk, which u 70 Be built fmms1isfeiy. VIII
be laid
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Business Chances.

EgLfEyJE H0TKL-Flse scsTs lease ~
no ssinal Eeure: agS'-eisss faRuitafe fer
Na stss1as ggst s.args-s. atsEfs Fgser1s- ssaEs-
dry. etc. for sl-5na. Furniture Is worth
las
ROOF srd SHOE sToBk,-ssere ard lot
s-,aaa Stock AZ essi.
TassEgY Pine osslasug. $500
RgkmfRs "a navfnw hasfEess. kAs.
srEs4Ttsf FseT0Eg --Im:szsss ~ ssz,s
sa@ SILL Paying vr0pes'sy, s7.ekEa, bali
sstsss-7 81 ssfae g&se
EasasiNGsaNP- Complete Cd Ct and IL
0ssa sts - fssH lcr. s. COS.
MANDATORY -g1s4e- ffgvs4 aF uns-Aeaf IN
ses.sss ia nsaaafassi estass. =.
~ sgse rate e ssso fex Ase gessse- IAe
xsAHss Rrs to ~ - FSeT cent. sud ttse
ssa~ss arg ereWs5aE with ersserxs A
faarner i desiFesi whe ear keep TIE
gsNak. ard gs~ IN tgzsgaess m4saag@r-
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ARaEsrsp ZOE Rasr nRlysN... -

ARRESTED FOE fASr IlgiyBN6. ~-4sSeFsss
startnp, driver OF fire eaztne Ne. ., was ar
rsssed for driving his team faster than =
aalk around the corner at the junction az
Front. YesleF aud Commercial STREETS VS.
tersiay afternoon. TIE CLAIMS that he has a
right tn drive The esvfne haFscs 50 last a.
he pieasez when exercising theGss bat of
fieeF Dave welssteF disputes sa4s right aud
Justice Jones viii he called oEs4a - ses-
tic IL
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NEH ISeoKFoRArsoS. ARTICLES % IaenT-
posafian we're yesterday Aled .wlss the
eoaaty auditor ~ the Washington General
Improvement Company. fAe sac0Fagrs.
tors are George u. Van Dorm, 1. T. Vas
peVanfer. r A. Alle1 and & II. ysn he
Nsaftr Capital Stock sltso esSs primes rsl
al3tre. kent The Seattle & Southern Raj,
roaatsofa rany also Sled supplemental sst3.
eies increasing the Numbered trustees f-usa
I've 10 xaaeesl
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ASSAULTED a HaexaAx.--J. III. sfrsnss
and Thomas smith. who were charged
with committing an assault apon William
Duncan. haekmsn. ~ the Puze; Sound
shore read nj sssS Yesterday morning. far.
feitesi Is bail by falling % appear fer trial
At 8 0selock last evening. Duncan had
taken foar passengers "a the depot for the
early train, aud shen he asked ~ cents
apiece they refused payment. Offering 81
altogether. This Duncan refused, and
strauss ana SFaith. two ef the passengers,
attacked the haekmaa They we're az.
rested hy lfgisssr paifisps
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aEngzs0x, BERTRAND . CO.
Csvfl and Mining Engineers and
Trmuwaxamau

TAI g0Aft. MINING aAFEk sokSst
n sosxzraphis&I. szgs&gS. se~srkzE zEsss
1-ei,,sase sx3sss,exsrg given sy~saes st1ear
sssxs FsfY rss1f<-gzy as l&ssix salrxeEeft ~
sssssssxFsss4 Haas ant Hses eazsss& zFA@
tnrr @zszFssssssR ans fssssr IsFz > 80 49,
TsswusAs1z, s5ssk szs1 B4ssx 4Sways On hafsd
a,asxse 81 ans ss. Fessssg-fsssxx boz /. s&sz~
ca "A
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. al-Indications for
u hours: For OREGON aud Washington
Territory Fair weather. with the exeep-
ton OF local rains along she coast from the
mouth Of the Columbia river north ward
variable winds; nearly stationary Iempera
ture
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NOTICE.

THE ANIMAL MEETISG 0F THk
sserk Aossaers % TIE sEA1Tl.E Tf1ik
INSURANCE. A. Trust CzyxfANf VII -
nd AZ the eesee az he enEaf azys Fssozzss
y. 81 IS snd - c nion block, xfflss NsSa-
ga aox Saw. February {. ss%9, II 10 oesn<k
: m Trxa<fer houks VIII eia>x Oh January
a. Ixe. C. II HASF0KDs Pfexzdsnr
SeaEx1e. Janzxry n, Ia.
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A BIG PURCHASE.

1000 pieces OF embroiaeFies, fine nainsook.
Swiss lawn and muslin al 30 cents on the
dollar. all new atterns. on sale this week
Chester glearv
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STEINER fLiRi BROW \

4 EAvES TES5g2s. &HAKF ZOE Iii
l euFaa. EylvnTssa sss Biz Skaaxgta -
q ~ eyeyT Aaa4aAy. Wednesday, az II
say
kesmrnsng, iaas.ss sAeassxa, Blk rxsxaxssri
STA =. exxxs TtsessaY. Thwrskssx aae at
Hrfsg
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We want for a Erm that Is willing TO pay
for IL n good stcre-room. centrally located
Would pay hoDns or buy sut cuisines for
the sake OF getting the Foora
BETTIN6kR & MEaCHAM,
tK4iG Mil sfrt.sf
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-. !. NAsk 20 tAnfa1alIA fsy or swo
g a.. 81 issage Rochester aas seisgss y iti
-. which fsosa che symptoms Vas
- -. = e sypaeiSi feveE rue TAsssxGv
Exsss sss@ssseSs saea q sesm that IL IS
~ ! Nss& 4 that ghs lady i afflicted
.<<s.s. $500 sspS of xsslosaaA Tue gss-
IS .ssiIeaee has t.sen cuarzntffeSi.
= Tue msl1s ss.fua "a shs disease
shssssk nssa Fee no asarsa.
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Sss GsSESAL MANAGER Mr. E. !.
sScF IS sas Northwestern Express { aEssssany
sSSssf ssfr he <ssstAeta f@siAe Exfs -
tasnEaaS, with hsasS9asTsfFs - pags l&asi.
Before Mr.. febGS N arrived a. Fszti4ssA ne
vas seapsay ea IN Gae espFess hRsfuess ~
Minneapolis ard othes is ~ EAssesa e8fSes.
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sssae department. Eab&ss. 81 zv gnaass &
Ca Lss4frs IA asess ~ sac s2o<-s. as5s i
yaur fltae Ne have 1eeS.irss - siss>a stsS
~ pairs. fhe ensirN stue ~ Aeuxh & Fsss'
lFae<trF saxex Taet are fse fgeSS
French St1 bastssa sAsss<. fsF4uerfs sssAs sas
s. So fox "a 20 fssklss. esazeTu@n 4 80.
EnhrsasssFses assaEseEaEs hssf EaaasssnxS
narroH esixes for tao mtssi<sn. N~s s.sss
terms AZ tAs great sahzosssery sale iass
wxek~ Chester Cseays
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BUSINESS CARD.

I wpsst4 RESPECTFULLY tnferfn tsse Fraple
~ ssAslse sk4s hsve txksa an taseree ~
tfsk Ps4es - tsAxs<s Cnzs gs@ssy- ara Nerh se
,.s.xs.s ~ se.. "a ear ca frsnsss ~ nsfr rely
fz.a.sts..s. Ne ga Frons ssrsxt. n<-z< 4en<clk
Ne xhAs} keep enzsfEassy ca bx14 mh
ara r<su rsx9x anssrf rsens IT - psfs< g1no9e
49, M nonpe fnFuiSieSnx es.111 ~
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ElgcT4ax o9 DRyfexRs- stxsekAel1
e-S IL I'd SeAstie american nssiFscs Fels-
evaph CesaI.zs1lf heiss tsac.e sss.ssna aasas2Al
meeting NJ sasssie nsZsse IN tisls city gassars
=. Esss- an 8 e,sHsssd fhe fssllawfus sRtes.fs
iaF TIE vzssa.gw Tuss Ffssstesak. u A.
kasAs ID ea san Francisco yfsN-t dam,
y :. EsgauE, oE seattle. trSssarss, J. &.
SlS0H. 81 cxAtsses SsereESrs & II MAfsstSs
- - asta SAsSs effteyzS tsee snts aE'h
with NJ & VI Harris. wsre s9svte& 80
serve - ssassl ~ ssszeEsoFS. The grawta
81 sse city A&s FeEzzssiesf fse eusaEaaY 70
sa5arse tAess psas4F, sud 81 ssseislgs 81 ann,
sigsa sssxss MI u paced GasiDg sAx
RassS.sA 81 EeIx1ksxV
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Very Choice Building Lots.

TWELFTH STKEET-rwo lots at the south
west corner OF Spring and Twelfth
streets There IL q frontage of Us feet
on spring and l2o on Twelfth; $50. We
sold two similar lots, corner of TweiffA
and Marion. last week for 5000.
ELEVENTH STRERT-Tvo lots corner Eler-
enth aud Cherry, A0n.
TENTH STkEET--Two kss corner Madison
and Tenth. s7ooo
TENTH STRERT--Corn,sr of Tenth and
Virginia. 5000.
NINTH sTkEEr-taxso feet. corner Ninth
and Lane. $3.50.
NINTH STKEET-Two lots corner Ninth
aud King, $500.
fESLEk ASENtE-Fine lot, corner Eighth
and Mil streets luo's Yesler xyenue,.
with 40 feet front on Mil street. $500.
WASHINGTON sTREkT-.I.ot on Washing
ton, near Twelfth. $3.50.
MAIN STREEr$soafhwes corner Main and
Fourteenth. $500
MAIN STREET-Lots near Twelfth street.
from $3.50 to $3.50
JACKSON STREEr-Two lots near Twelfth.
AT $3.50 each.
LAKE UNlOy--Two lots on Mo.,ke street
near JOHN, siS5o
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The AnseFicsa cgirrant Is LARGELY
cultivated in France. where is h<sshs
red Juice Is used 20 c.sanr wlnes
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sssIsaSGasx BAy.--A caasee 6 aud -
assH SssSs aSzr \ nassae, ssSSs&ase sas paRt-
ffasi 4 yssa ~sias e. s{eSk gai3ss :. W
MYERS tssxss Frons street. ase~saivs. sssssa
8 EecExSe fAgai aiGek. Ss1ftse. Mt
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oRERHAuESs TAG SERVICE ~ sslism
Hsary. essIsf ssilasy tps>rsi clark - faas
district, is ia sewa, BE - overhaul az
tse service ia fbe Vltsntfg - rfiS rsss.
Mr., Henry Is accompanied - "A. K
sFtset, E~rs'al 5nSFeetsss, y pa s sNAsaia,
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Cheaper Building Lots.

SEvRNTH sTREkT--Two lots corner Sew
enth and Virginia. $3.50
TWELFTH STkEET-Tgo fine lots on
Twelfth street, between Stewart and Viz
GINA, aae block from street cars: $500.
They are cleared and ready for suil1inS.
Their cash value to-day is s30oos
JACKSON STREET-Tw, lots near the
corner ct. Jackson and Green sfs.. on the
cable roads. for sIfoa
EASTERN lBDfTioS-Fine corner. $50.
MADISON SfgEET-choiee corner. $3.50.
CENTRAL SSATTLE-Three good lots near
the reservoir, $3.50 each.
ARReER's ADpiTi0N-Lats at 500 and $50.
PARK ADDIri0N-Fise Itt, sS0o
BIGEL0w's ADDITI0N-Loss In block "a.
So: corners. 500.
A'GILyRA'S ADDiTI0N-six lots. sl5oo.
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TO PROPERTY OWNERS

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THE CHOICEST
List Of Property
Ever o9e-esi ~ any fira in this cir. scsn
lowest oed-.ock prices are given In eIls.h
case:
Acres at Kirkland.
Probably Just NJ III. present time Eirk-
land and vicinffy ofEers the best chance sos
quick and satisfactory rsturBx on IFgrssxt-
naeatz Of any point absnt Seattle with the
Developments which ssill occur Within TIE
next two months the following trxcss win
dcssAse Ia ssiEe.
kIRELAxD--Sixfy cAoicc acres. with near
II half mile cf The very best wxser
front. - SO an Ecre
KiRKLAyD-Twensy acres az $ie0
KlKkLASD-Twesry-H eve acres .. S.
Acres Miscellaneous.
MADISON sTEKET-Ten srres. cleared aud
level: for q very few Says. sis.Deo
LAKE UsIOS--Ten acrss on the west side
of the lake. sao.o0o. Everything else in fhs
vicinity IS plated
LAKE uNION-Thirfy-Eve acres north OF
tue lake, eleared. leFcl and with fine
view. n $780, It's aspecial bargain. and
viii make desirahle addition.
SALNOS BAI-Choice 50 acres at salmon
bay, az $50 IN acre Owner needs
meney ut oace snd offers by far the
cheapest tract in thai vicinity Land ad-
joining Is selling in hsss.
LAKE wAsHIS6ToS-Twenty acres near
Lake Washington almost directly os-
posite Kirkland. at 500 per acre. Ser
enty acres adjoining sold some time ago
for s15.o00
UNION BAY-Thirfy ssres near yesier's
Min, az $50
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street. fsree minutes wzlk Ir1Fa the DC
eists.sliaI hotel. on rne 10. is 9
hnuSe that VIII Fcat fsR ~ q month
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