The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-02

The deduction Works Party Accom-
pIish Their Mission.

BACK FROM CALIFORNIA
The deduction wsrks Party Accom-
pIish Their Mission.
Mr and Mrs. J. y. Thompson and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred y Sander returned
Monday morning from san Francisco.
Messrs. Thompson and Sander vent
10 report to certain interested parties
m san Francisco the progress that
had been made in the preliminary
work for the proposed reduction
works The report was entirely satis-
factory.
Mr. Thomp on states that Seattle
and Puget Sound are attracting
great amount OF attention amongst
San Francisco capitalists and they
are more than ready TO invest
i'm almost any enterprise that j. pro-
posed for the Northwest. Illustrative
OF the confidence san Framed caus
have in Seattle and King county Is the
fact that Mr.. jacob Furth. cashier of
the Puget Sound National Bank, wha
is in the Bay City has succeeded in
placing sen. 900 OF King county bonds
al the low rate OF per cent. and
$50 .000 OF Seattle school district bonds
at 9 per cent.
Mr.. George NJ. Boman and wife. who
accompanied the party TO san Fran
cisco. did not return but remained 10
visit friends a short time.
PRgspEcr TEKRAcE AppiTioS. T. Il.
Fleming, Ed. Brady. and other, have
filed plat az Pro psct Terrace addi-
ton comprising the south three
quarters OF the east half Of the south
east quarter OF the southeast quarter
Of section /, township - north range
ca l. This Wa@ formerly known as
the Is aeEes constituting NuS -, 81
and 30 Of the Seattle Home
steal 4 oaittiou iIye-asre Tract Is
il bounded nu she north hv Hszter
street. on the ue-t by Rainier street.
and ou the south hy David .uu ,treet
and extends eastward hall q block
beyond Baker street Walnut ana
Che ;nut streets cross Il east and uest
and I.akevirw and Raker north ard
south There are six hiacks al "a Its
each, and three half blocks og seven
lots each.
MAINE WAYS MAcAINFEY The
bark Melrose arrived iu port ye tcrday
with cargo ~ cement ani with the
machinery OF the new marine way.
She Is nov unloading the cement az
Scots wharf, ana viii get ria of the
machinery on the nry Dock COM
panY's new wharf NaeUr Moran
stated yesterday that The work q. con-
struction on the ways vii go yigor.
ouSly forward The Mejrose will take
Newcastle coal back 90 san Francisco
10 RAISE rHe LEo, Purser 4. r.
Fisher. of the steam schooner leo.
which was recently sunk in Port
Houghton hay an her WY down from
Alaska, /. IN the city, purg ha>ine ap-
plauces Tor shipment u Ala.ka 10 81
tempt "a raise the leo he pan i to
sink about $50 barrels. and attach tht IN
TO the suuken vessel. and raise her hy
aid q the barrels Nr. Fisher VIII re-
turn 10 Alaska GA the next trip of the
Idaho.
VINO HONS ~. aT76 The draw
Ing uf the elegant Partisan dressing
case With nu,ic-hox attachment, was
superintendent 10 the Golden RUE
Bazaar Yesterday by Mr. Geo. NJ Van
Dorcu IN the presence of a number uf
ticket .bolders \ little eili was hliaa-
folded ard allowed % draw oae ticket
from amonE,t the rest. TIE ticket
drawn vas No. 217V Who holds is
CAsrER's Loss.-Andrew Casper. the
tsh rmAn who suffered 10y Monday
nights fire, states that his loss wi.l
amount 20 s3no. tie had a number
ot nets ana other appliances Ia the
bui'oiHs at the time. and they were
entirely DESTROYED. Mr.. Casper says
also tast there vas NO tire Whatever
about h premises previous 90 fhe
cont ssat.on
Far g1RISSl ia Mr Hughes Of.
the real c.tata firm Of White & Co.
belongs the credit OF making the nr>t|
real r~tato transfer a. lSS9 At D. oi
a, u.. January I. 1850, Mr. Hughes
co.'s TIei the transfer oil two iot- iu
We Seattle 20 Mr.. J. Osvsle Bnwen
Nov where Is the man Who Hla,ie a
sale . ~ o1e
Sur ~ lra4sEs lIrS. - psyid
Aauua haas brought init against
FrauAl.a z Davis ar1 the Washing
tom NlI Go, GO collect S-7F - fer
tea".taf'. .r-Sl .e.. bis hen e.ue 81 e.
Upan 900 tv.t of Ia-s a sobem.sh
aud Jt-alaIy
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