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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-18
IN AND asour waLLa wALLa
Typhoid Fever at Weston Exear-
sians From Omaha.

WkLLA WALtA, Jan. Am immi-
grant family af the name OF Hende--
sen. consisting 81 ls members lately
! located al Weston. we're attacked BY
typhoid fever, several having died
Care ct the neightors alone prevented
starvation. One member, Young
woman, has gone crAzy In ccnseg aence
" the disease and anxiety.
4 thick vein of coal = reported dis
covered five miles south 81 MEN, Or.
w. IL. NesaA has resigned the CLERK.
ship OF the peIiitentsary commission
and ]. C. sw&.h has been appointed
Instead
TODAY tlse BODY III John Logan. the
brakeman recently killed in an accs-
dent oE the q. X. K ~ near Alto, was
silsiateTrssi and sent 10 relatives IN
Missouri.
SoyaeFindyke & LivSrnore, re4.
ess&te Fnea here have arranged for s
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ALWAYS STORMY THERE.
A saip from Puget Sound Tempest
Tossed GA the CoIumbia.

/ SAY Francisco, Jan. l.. VERY heavy
weather vas experienced by the ship
Valley Forge on her passage down
from Tesosns. She arrives. late last
night. She sailed Gn the
9th instant. ON the Friday
night following. when OF the Colum-
bia river, a very heavy southeast gale
was met with, also heavy rain and hail
squalls. which LASTED Il hours. the sea
running very high from ala points.
The ship xas down under three lower
topSa.ls and foretopsaA staysaii. The
remainder OF the passage was pleasant.
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LOUISVILLE. Jan IA circular
signed by Is of the largest tobacco
manufacturers in the country. was
received this morning. addressed TO
the Louisville Tobacco Dealers Asso-
citation. containing en- Glfirnatuna with
request that il be answered
by noon to-day. Ii rejeetei they pro-
posed TO Withdraw from this market
entirely. Their demands are, in
substance, FOR uniform sys-
tenn OF inspection BIZ all ware
houses. the responsibility 70 rest
with the warehousemen il the goods
are Dot ap 10 the samrssi. that there
be no bidding by warellousemen or
employees. and many other coadi-
tons The waFehonsemen replied
that they would not agree to the
terms.
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DEATH OF MRS gArL =. 49,
Had fnferraption To . yssr~~~
the East.

Information WAS received IA So.
yesterday OF the deaEh al -.
lPa1s r. Moh-. vie 81
chief engineer Ct sae Seattle -
Shore & Eastern railway. At the p
hotel N San Francisco. On We.-s
day. Mr.. and Mrs MoAr wen
their WHY Last on -
AMI her death WAS verx
expected None Of the -
ticaIaEs 0f the sad soezrr.r<~ -.
teea learned here. and fnru;rr q ~
Palace hotel, in saa Erzncisrn -
night. elected anIy epnsirm.eSs.,
CD the cseath of Mrs& Ncbr r.,
ldohr was not at the hose5 g ~.
time OF the Inquire.
Mr. and Mrs Aohr had s<<a ,,s-
riess but about n naunsa. SAc -.
fron spokane Falls. ana has rrlas;re.
shxre.
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sNAIIpnX srARE.
THE SHOOTING OF AVERY.
Information that Will Lead to the
Attempted Assassin's Capture.

sALEN, Or. Jan. E.--Walter Bran
non, was arrested al Harrisburg and
brought here By Sheriff Crosian. this
morning "a the man who shot Frank
Avery. When confronted by the
prisoner, Avery said he was not the
man who shot him. So Brani4on was
discharged, but he gave valuable in
formation upo3 which Sheriff Crosian
with the facts already in his posses
sion, thinks be can overhaul the right
man, who IS the large man with the
large blonde naustaehe. already DIES
crised Avery is getting along timely
He has telegraphed his people in san
Francisco 10 assist in catching the at
tfrtsr.yeA assassin
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A large house greeted tie rens;t;t,n
Of the sensational c0nefs~3ram.
" Errna. the Elf' By Kssse pafnans
and her excellent company d Fryess
opera house last night Kat< rufrsm
ia the title rode. WAS al that ceaId s.
expectesl, even Of this prime faSuriba
slr. L. Holmes who is always ss,errs1-
nj in the part Of the heavy vSiisjn.
made decided kif as Reherf Raikes'
Signor Bossanko, the proprietor al the
dime nusssum, vha i zlwxys hassnr
tl-ouhle with his s.s=saks. WAS
very ei4verfy represented by
mir. ". G CrcSb;e. HA sneexinr SOM
especially tickied the audience and
elected several vocsferous enxcrez
The remainder Of the support r.
good
Miss Putnam viii make her faysueIl
appearances tonight in : In Hcosf
Hound
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riage of Edward nevaux Morreh and
Miss Louisa Bouvier Brexel, daughter
of the late Francis a Drexel,
took place this morning at the
Roman Catholic cathedral in this
city. Part of the honeymoon viii be
spent in Europe. The gifts TO the
bride were numerous and costly. ard
aggregated in value nearly y quarter
OF a million dollars.
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French Coekx Dascharred.

BERLIN Jan. 1.-THE emperor has
ordered the dismissal OF all French
cooks employed in the palace. They
viii be replaced with Germans
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The CERTAIN RESULT. MsxEie
Thomas. alias Mrs. DE Witt. the yoane
woman who Is serving out 90day
term for yagrancy, was taken to ~
county farm by sheriff CochrsEse ~.
teraay, upon the recommendation q
the county physician She II suffe-inG
from the effects OF life of dissipatio1
an,i shame and her condition Tequire
better treatment than can be given =
the county jail.
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Location of the Panama Canal.

WAsaISSToS. Jan IA dispute
having arisen between Nicaragua and
Costa Rica IN relation 10 the sstas OF
the proposed Nicaragua canal. the
American minister to GaatassaIa
some time ago was instructed
10 Use his good Offices 70
bring about an understanding
between the two governments. The
following dispatch from him vas re-
ceived at the department Of state to-
Gay The convention between Mica
ragua ard Costa Rica 20 arbitrate the
question affecting the Niearaguan ca
raj canal was signed on the l0gh, The
president OF the United States was
named a. arbitrator
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the assk inst. NH apr-uve the scheme
If proxies are NOS allowed the con-
parsv wsM Be 5ussrelaIly Eoas,d mp
Psgzs. Jan z7--The bankruptcy hill
passed gae senate to-day. The meas
ere has special interest n the present
irsae. because Il enakleS the Panama
Canal Co 20 ce1serr the obi orgaaiza-
ss11ra fs11n q new fsFnsrern
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Chexenne Land ride Cloudesl.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE secreta-
~ of the interior has rendered deeis.
in the case of James X. Martin. guar.
dian of Calvin James and the city O!
Cheyenne. Wyoming, VS.. James No
Ian. The land involved lies near
Cheyenne and IS used for water works.
The decision sustains the commission
er of the general land office in reject
ing Nolan's presumption application,
but leaves the claim for Cheyenne I'M
s4ararrus-Sa3
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EaR BApLY BsrrES. Cornelius CT
Inns and James Gor,ios had drum
roix in the Last Chance saloon, esl13
yesterday morning. which resulted u
Gorsion's ear being badly bitten. 8oeA
men were arrested and had = heafine
at Justice S,oderherg's matinee. vests
day morning.. Collins was foun1
guilty of assault and battery and w1e
committed for 80 days. Gordon 70
resaanded 10 Jail until sober.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE public
Elariors and conservatory of the White
House were crowded tonight with a
large and brilliant assernblage. invited
&c attend the presidents reception 20
the diplomatic CORPS.
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rAGss. Jan H. Reinarh. editor OF
the EeEmsS54w< FFaaszgise, IN an article
II thar rarrsr. states thar number OF
prominent 0vieaaisss recently told the
bar GAsrnaie that Is woslld DC 20
the parfy interest 10 support Bon
lanser. The duke replied taat he did
not know whether such support
would h< 20 EAe parryss interest. but
was sure il would rot Be 10 Its credit
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Hlll Nehli. onrrra = RrIl,e

PHILApEIPHTA, Jan. IT, The special
committee Of the select council APP
pointed 70 investigate charges VI
bribery IN connection With the passage
OF the Northern Elevated railroad
ordinance IN lisa to-day reported that
fAl Aobllt sought 10 bFibe a member
Of the council Ia the interest OF bill
mentioned. and recommended that
evidence So 10 Noblit's conduct De sent
20 the district attorney
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SHIPMENTS on WHEAT,

The shipments of wheat from Puget
sound 70 foreign ports during the past year
were "A follows.
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INSPECTION or THx ki1Kfazh
Captain VIM J. Bryant, uni>sd Ssnfen
Inspector. yesterday inspeeisd h
steamer Kirkland, GA Lakz Washing
ton. She was found in perfect orisr
and web adapted for her inkendel use.
A certificate allowing her 10 carry Is
passengers and her boilers 10 rounda
Of steam. though they withss0od {
hlrdrostatic pressure ct 11u pounds =
the square inch. She viii be ern-
manded BY Cspt. Branncn.
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Re.irna,ien ef ; RaIlroad ofieIal.

Nav York. Jan. i7.--At u meeting
of the directors OF the New York Cen
tral & Hudson River Railroad Co. to-
siay the resignation of James TiIling-
ham, assistant 10 w. FL. Vanderbilt,
retired FROM the presidency. was ac-
cepted. Henry Walter Webb. for sew
eral years vice-presIdent OF the Wag-
oner Car Co, was elected To fill the va
eancy
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Ia general produce there Ii no means OF
obtaining reliable returns of the trade done
bat II may be stated here that the auauti-
ties received aud shipped at this port are
no Criterion 10 the amount of trade done
BY seattle IN that lite. The merchants CT
this city are undoubtedly the largest buy
eFs OF pFs=tssee GA the Sound. and thus fire.
Z ieRtis ship from the place OF growth
large quantities 10 their customers without
bringing II here. II is therefore utterly i'm
possible 70 form any correct estimate af
trade done IN this line unless the books Of
the merchants themselves were open 10 ia.
spectiun.
Ia order. however. - give sstne idea Of
the amaount Of trade done, Will give the
feceipts ef produce Al this port during the
past two weeks
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Ephraim Gardner. trial Postponed.

/ ALBANY, y. T., Jan lin the
| United States district court to-day,
Ephraiin Gardner. charged with
smuggling opium across the Canaoian
border at Cape Vincent and ogdens-
| burg, the jury was discharged and the
ease was laid over TO the March term.
| Bail was liked at 5000
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PAKfs. Jan, 1.-THE Banqne Paris
lenne has assumed the entire cost OF
the issue and constitution OF the new
Panama canal company, bot il stipa-
laFes thAs on ghe opening OF the canal
x shall receive Annually / Ter ceaf. q.
the net profits. No doubt is eater
tanned that the meeting To be held on
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Explosion i'm = Newspaper Once.

pEPEgE. Wis, Jan. 1.-THE explo-
sion of = boiler in the building oceu-
pied by the .Ssaafarsf aaa Iemerut this
afternoon resulted in the severe injury
OF several employees, who were obliged
10 jump from the seconsi-story win
dows to save their lives from the
flames which quickly enveloped the
Office.
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Ernit of si.marck.. Rlana.r.

BERLIN. Ian. 1T.-Dr. Frieiberg hiss
resigned the osfise Of Prassiaa minis
ter Of justice, II consequence OF the
publication yesterday OF the indicf-
ment against Prof GezEeken
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pE&FH 90 MISS DsNSS. Miss Masigr
Denny. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
L Denny. died at the famIiy residence
&c l4ASe nlo;s. II S e'cloek Yesterday
morning, 81 pneumonia. Her death
= The second bereavement thar
has ylSEtest shis family dur
snS the past Year, another daughter.
Miss Anna. having died whiIe on 4
sis1s East, last spring Other MEM
ts,rs ot she family are new seriously
IA ana Slll ne arabic "a attend the
funeral. The family have the sincere
sFmpasay ~ the community ia their
bereavement
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a YoMB IN BARCELONA.
The Heuuse of the Leading Weaver
Completely Wrecked

AsuEIE.. Jan IA dynamite east
ridge saS exploded to-day ia the
house OF she largest weaver in BARGE
Iona The house vas completely
wrecked. The only person injured
was a servant, whose leg Was SKATER
ed Several persons have been arrest
Ell Oh suspicion.
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Ssv FKAxczsro. Jsn- 17--Tne final
meeting OF the National sciarson
OF General Baggage Agents MS
kead to-day A committee Was APP
pointed 20 secure national legs
iarsan upan she suhlec< o.
transportation OF dead bo1ses- Fox
sxswfnx s-e the osEcers eseSfed fo- the
e:aSszirsg ferm President. T. : Sew-
ton. Detroit vice president w /.
Robinson. Cincinnati: secretary and
treasurer, J. E Quick. Detroit The
convention adjourned 70 naeet a. De
trois, JAY l. nexk-
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ssfst&yss's ssssciEe = Al asssassfe euFs for
al vraFsfxe diseases ts the ekte. sx.rA a.
cal khxasa, Aafsers Itch Rag Worsr.
sss&s. hsAs MsI aa stehiax 90 fnE.arEea
essBs-Iss08s az the - q, whether sTfsfEE
tTSsss disease 90 exposure Is j. gaAraafssSi
~ ssSrx sSse. Sod by Stewars ( EsasTass
isssaS Company, xha3esaae agents
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A Brutal Capsain Sentenced.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 17.-In the United
States district court here to-day Capt.
Robert Mills, OF the Oyster schooner
Cssickera. was found guilty OF cruelty
beating dredgers and sentenced % 3
iiue OF $50 and one year in iail.
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Hx5H b. observed snsa The foregoing
that AuHtrxisa IL hY far the largest fvsssgn
egaxfosner Of Puget sound sf TIE present
das. although expectations are made 10
nearly al parts of the mofsd.
eKxEEAL nEREHAS fssEs
40 regHsnr statistics 10 regard 90 The re
Teftss and sksprneDtx OF general MERRIAM.
dl<s arr ssaaIebie. bssf ffse believing record
for the rnnnshs ST september, October.
November saa DeaeEsssr HAS been kept
and viii give sofna is.sa Of the general
trade al the city
xre1prs-axxEEAL sEseHAxDisE-
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Erarr wiz n. f,anslr,n.,,.

WAsHfSoTos, Ian 1.-The nominal
ton OF Walter l.. Bragg TO succeed
himself as interstate commissioner
was fayorably reported to-day in ex-
ecutlye session OF the senate by the
commission on interstate commerce.
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LesDoS, Jan. 1.-THE grand prior
OF the Carthusian monks has refused
the London offer of q, 600 for
monopoly OF the manufacture and
sale OF Charsregse iiqueGr
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Dntch sxrcna1s who ascen<tsd II bal
loon from Antwerp on Tuesday. and
VAS drawn cut 10 sea. was reScea alive
BY vessel to-day His companion,
Lieut. Daniel WAS drowned before the
vessel was able 10 reach hirn-
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a,Cannar Ieaxe. Coz the caast.

TososTo. Jan. Is.-This afternoon
Wm- 0'Counor, champion oarsman,
started for California. where he viii
uy conclusions with Gaadaur His
new RudGick boat was strapped 10 the
top OF the Pullman car by broad belts
of webbing.
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,.Iht namber OF sa@miiis in seattle increass
N during iSS from six to nsne bills with
..esrrai sagnas concerns employing now
Hearty s.s sen aud having . capacity 10
~ IA eGt ahoGt leaaeaessl feet OF lumber
niiieansils The mest og this. however. Is
.iu~fgsrvd sos local consumption ard tae eN.
he 4 assea ~ iafahes from seattle il not So
s, IS Il otherwise K0Bia *
ssslsa" export during the year fsSlxa this
frn0fa As A. g.5iloass
iurtiy st u & psaSs--I .2se&s feet Of rough
thr0ugs< 1 iXGtss sect es dressed fanhs'r
tion The
n uniform srarFsfemert tsstss5ss vi sss,s ss
: =, lamtxF, ss7y7 sees sFeSse! islfn.
or mere, the piles.
uaF hFAasas ses when compared with the
there are bat sity ei the SEATTLE mills wall
safe for eSss Of tEe susHeass quantity II
approach neara the city EoP improvements
shore The qss Fss So. -, s,,..,.s.......
iaS1t ~ b%hs1as,s tSs< WAS 90 ~, - fset 81
would seem "a lss Ssaasi mills presias,sgs
\ century 81 THAR snare tAsn halt aasi OF
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BRoxgELL. Va, Jan. t7-AIl the
miners 81 the union struck fAis morn
ifsg-over Colon account Of the in
creased size OF mine cars on the Eik-
horn road.
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VT = y w 49, -
trance tonnel, the end 4
can be opened AZ viii 81
persons - pass ankier
81 the spasse VII
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Dv.Ito the De.th.

f8rgAS, Ind. Ter. Jan. 1.-Two
men, named Webb and Harris. fought
yesterday with revolvers. Both were
killed and a hy-stander seriously
ynSsfstIesi
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TACOMA NEWS.
Editor Radebaugh Bound Over-The
Smallpox Scare Net Groundless.

TAeoNA. Jan 17--R f. Radebaagh,
editor OF the Ledger, was bound over 10
the district court ia Justice Senter's
court this morning on two complaints
of criminal libel. The bond was fixed
ST 81 go in both cases. When court
convened this morning Justice Senter,
as indicated in this mornings PosT-
IsTELLIGExcER. refused TO grant
"a change of venue. and
the case went 20 trial.
Defendants counsel sought TO have
the case dismissed. on the ground that
the complaining witness Rad not adj
dueed sufficient evidence TO show that
Mr.. Radehaugh was proprietor of the
paper and responsible for its utter
ances. After the citing of numerous
authorities pro and con. the Judge
rested ON both sides. and decision
above stated. In rendering his
lengthy explanation, repudiating the
charge that he had any prejudices in
the case and expressing his regret that
the case had not been tired on its mer-
it, by summoning evidence as TO the
VI tk3E 8lDEAs Ct&--s &S Att TINT EtClAk
he thought Mr.. Radebaugh would go
out free man; but as the case was
hbelous per -, and no justification had
been attempted, he was obliged to hold
the defendant for the next term OF the
district court.
Later Oscar Mehnn and l.. E. Samp-
son signed surety bonds for Mr.. Rad
ebaugh's appearance in both cases,
and we're accepted by the court.
THE SHOOTING OF FRANK AVERY.
The announcement in this morn
ing's PosT-ISTELLIGEScER that Mr.
Frank Avery, assistant secretary of
the chamber of commerce OF this city,
and the victim of The Salem, Or,
mysterious shooting were one and
the same, created somewhat of
sensation. Avery has resided here
for over two years and had an
extensive circle OF acquaintance.
among whom he was unusually popu-
lar His extended absence had created
considerable alarm. 1t was and is al
legged by some that he had left the city
Intending 10 leave some creditors here
in perpetual mourning. bat this is de-
MED by his friends. Avery left here a
week ago Sunday, telling Mr. Wheel
wright, of the chamber OF commerce.
thai he should be absent only two
days
SMALLPOX SCARE.
Considerable alarm is being felt in
this city owing To serious charges of
negligence against the health depart
ment in the matter of taking proper
precautions to prevent the spread of
smallpox. Ii il said that proper warn
houses. and that persons who have
teen exposed are not subjected to suf-
ifcientiy rigorous quarantine The
many cases which have recently de-
yeloped appear To warrant the charge
Michael Higgins of Ireland has de-
clared his intention to become an
American citizen.
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Series Of sp-sng and summer exear-
sSS.,yss from Omsha 90 Naila Waala ria
xhe Ensoa PsxssSr- The n-ss one -
sfszp ArrT1
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Phllslieiphla Gail.

Fashionable daughter Mamni1
do you really think il is ,srong Tor NJ
To iiirt in a mild sort of way
Fashionable mother terrified ~
Clara, am surprised at yeu. Tie idea
OF AIN unmarried person fiirtingl
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xxc ERgs-aESEEAL sEssHANDisE-
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PIrTsBuRG, Jan. f7.-H r. Weight,
former cashier Of the Farmers and
Mechanics bank OF this city. was ar
rested tonight, charged BIZ officers Of
the bank with embezzieinent, perjury
ard falsifying accounts The bank
failed September last, with liabilities OF
$50 004
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BERLIN. Jan. I74-Bismzrck Is suf-
fering indisposition in consequence of
his exerrioHs in the reichssag Tuesday.
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hsgsag e0S gISe1 Souae figures reaatiax
"a tbs si1scf. snsi aud agricultural NJ
ssasiSVsS II Zee cegufFs. IL EAaY ~ wcsi -
gave the EsmbeT. cgssi and agricultural ares
ef k4AS CoaasV. The srgs ~ The COUNTY
i asss square Fasess. sf .stss fsa acres. euEn,
gssssnx as .ts9 scfHs tssaGnl&la. mineral snsf
eSsas lAissLs, sad ~ SAD aezrz agricultural
zsd l1z4heF laasis. substituted As falloas
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-18

BiED's BYE yIgw OF SEATTLE. Mr.. }.
:. Pickett. the well-known sketch ar
list. Is now At work upon bird 's-eye
view OF Seattle. which will so.n be
Published BY Mr.. J r. Kane. III Il,
desired 10 include all buildings now
standing in the city. and ali TO BE-
built during the next few months.
Persons who intend bssilding and wbo
wish their houses in the picture should
notify Mr.. Pickett. who may he adj.
dressed IN earr of this office. He wiIl
leave the latter part 81 next week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-18

Mayer Grant GrsnAiy yfndieated.
VICTORIA. 3. C.. Jsa- lT.-Johu T..
Grant was reelected Esayor BY 9S mz-
ior1ry over Robert Ward