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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-17
ELIJAH SMITH N SEATTLE.
yarisus Important Matters Neees-
state His Visit.
Ne II Acconpanied by Manager !. l.
Howard Of sils Impoverished
Cosspany.

NJ Esijsh snitAs president q ne oS-
Of TIE orxgcn FnprrseEeas coEpany. nc
eonpanIsd ~ NJ J. I Howard, manager
Of the Oregon improvement conpxxy. ar
ssved IA TIE city yesterday rsornins BY
rail
Tie rssis hss net Esoe2 znexpeefes. Is
the recent cnnElies bstweca tie Pswes
EaEld Shore rad ari the Columbia &
Prycs Sound railroad. made i. imperative
that definite adiassuSnt of the matter
shcaii be made ss early IS possible.
70 IS not "a Interfere with tae
increased terminal facilities contemplated
on fae deestable str p There was also To-
aieaEisn OF . r.ove ca Ire part Of the q. r.
4 y. Co TO secure the Yesler what In
strsd 81 tnxs now occupied. aid IL has
been esrrers among ibosc who profess 20
be familiar vita the sets per
formed behind the scenes. that
the present Official visit would prove the
truth Of tie runor. A PoST iSTE1IlexS.
GER reporter interviewed both gentlemen
LIST night 81 the Occidental hotel, bat ne
greatest rstiecnee vas observed by bath.
~ have paid visit 10 the ctr IN The or
binary course OF business, replied Mr.
Howard contsoussy, s.and nay present
visit hlts no greater Specification
than that OF examining the business o.
the company which ! represent il rsy Oh
siaI capacity
.sIs there any truth in the rumor that the
o. r. & n, people have been negotiating
for the use Of tie yesler wharf" wa.
qucried.
~ aaye never heard OF Ii. Ii there was
and am certain no such step has beeE
taken BY saefnz But you must really ex
cuse me as 3la considerably fatigue1 ana
am about 10 retire
Mr. snith, On being questioned, thought
volumes bus ssiG nothing.
sIf save xor an irteryiew ] have 10
doubt that you eoald inform me on
the very matters upon which you
desire enlightenment, was tax
arl>S..--S..-aam pening reply, spoken
In pleasant fashion. on furnishing THU
patent stop 10 further discussion, the
railroad nsaguRte. proyerbIaliy silent &c
reporters, hurried 20 the elevator ard OF L
bed II is understood that Nesxrs. Smith
and Howard viii ssmain In Seattle fer 4
week.
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BREv ITIEs.

Commissioners court for King county
will meet for special session to. merrow.
The First Regiment hand is making its
aFgsngs meats for grand ball To be given
AZ the ern1oFy on tns hight OF February /.
Architect Fisher adssrtises for bids faj
the excavation for the new brick Of CAet
David Gilmore, corner Froat aae uaiscF
sity.
The young ladies' of The Plymouth Con
gregstionai church Will give shadow
seciabis' Friday evening, aI the church
pariofs
Jack Burns, a logger. was arrested yes.
tetsiay iaorning by Captaia Briggs for car.
rying concealed weapons, asd paid flne
of $40 In Jnstlcc Jones court.
Tkesaamisssau subcommittee desires all
peli tfons in circulation Ia the city IA 10
sent to Secretary Josiah Collins, lr.. az q
President W. e. Squire, rs fast - they are
klied.
Dr. e. L. Smith yesterday ampassfest the
second and third tues from the left foot of
j. W. Dosisen at Providence hospital
noasoa cut his foot very badly 81 Stirling
several days sines.
Mr.. NJ. X. Jones, trainmastcr OF the Sc
stlle, Lake shoFe & BastsrE Feseiyed .
present. OF 500 cigars yesersiss frsm Mr..
George D. shannon, vice president al the
Olympia National hank.
The county auditor yesterday issued II.
censs 10 wed for A. :. Hlskeley snd Mrs.
T. ~. + Atkinson, both OF seattle. AMI !.
N, Van bufen OF Los Angeles. Cal, aud
Miss Luey y. Manson of seattle.
EJames arifin hes brought rerievin srli
Ia the sisttsot csssst 60 Eeeoyer from sheriff
tochFanc tne possession of TIE gsmtax "a
hses taken from sae N 4 y. ssloon ia san-
aay nofaiags Fasd. The Summons, which
Was served yesterday, is made ressrashls Ia
20 daya
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The OREGON TRAIN AFFAIR.
Frank 4. Avery. Well known in
Seattle. the Victim.
Pearson II ahs szns az CaIIfer.la
Krtsnd-Avery VIM Reeovsr-

II trxEssires that tie nArae Of the Eaan
wao sss shss three tsmes on sna psxefcr-a
Of he sozthbeuad overland, near Gervais.
kassen ebEnsy. orxgpa. Tmssdgy highs. il
zns Rr&zk Pearson. But Il Frank A. Ayers.
LAKE Of s4a Frz1essco ana well kneun
- sesssle. Aver Is brosher OF NJ. Dnxa
Avsry. In the sup log Of ths ffm Of Avsry
8 ARK % this city. NJ Avery Eusiced he
alsE&fe2 IN yesterday mornsas's fosT-
IxsElLIsKsrza nNrxtszx ths esr-
eazassArscts % the raysse-
Ftous affair. ard Il strzck hiEa that the
nsms Fraak Pearson, given By sase
wounded Ear, was that OF frieni a
himself ard krotiser In San Frsrriacc.
lie seeorSlngsY se1esrsphed - Tacoma
regarding sze affair asd re.
e.8vrd "a snswer that Frxnk Averv
Dean Aserx then examined uoFe esosels
the description furnished OF the III
jared nssu and II tailed 50 CLOSES
with that Of his brxTsker. that ks came g
the conclusion thas he. and noe Pearson
was Inc fnaa " DO had been shot. Sabse-
gHeEE sn7srxzssiou verified his belief
Mr. Dean Aysry can effSr no solution ol
the mystery surrounding the a1air. Hi.
brother gave fictitious name, he feel,
sssre, Seearse ne wistsed SC
spare his family IN Eaz
Francisco the pain Of knowingtsbaf he hx.
been engaged IN any ARRAY OF that kind
He il net acquainted With the man knsBr
&c brennan.
Frank avery was for ten years. assistant
secretary Of the TsccEna chamber OF eosa
mefce he nss never resided
In Seattle. but has aeveTthe
less large numberof acQusintances here
amongst whom the news ef tie ARRAY IL
which hs bore 50 conspicuous q part yes
ter1Sy, ras esd considerable talk.
TIE following dispatch coutainins
latest particulars Of the rerplex
| ing occurrence was received Las
night. TIC name OF the NAN shot OF
I the srasG near Gerrais last night Il
Frank A. Avery, instead of Pearson, al
given By Ains. He still maintains he doe
not kaOw who shot him or for what II o.
done There are few DEVELOPMENTS ye
different from those already given
but officers are On the track OF information
that viii clear up the mystery. Asery sat VI
all day aud had his wounds dressed HI
TALKS etecrfuIIy, bat says nothing aboa
himself. lie says he Il an American b,
birth, raised III California. The doctor
/ have not yet taken out tae bullet from tn
back Walter brennan Is the nane OF tn
man spoken of In yesterdays dispatches
! instead of Albert Giandon. lie is sspposes
10 know something definite of she snair
/ The officers arr reticent OF their move
| fnenis nntil further developments.
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NEW ADDITIONS.
riass Filed with the ceansy Audi


plat OF chilberg's addition to West sS-
attic was died "a the efsice OF the eoanty
aadsier by n Chiiherg sas wife yester-
dss. The land plated contains 80 arress
and embraces 10, and the northwest II Of
the soathesxss. OF sectiou Is, township "a
both. range west In the plat there are
Il blccks. which are divided into 3ss lots
The blocks are divided by Ia streets sud
avenues, NEST Of which are aheet 90 Zee, be
width, and at which eleven raa IN di-
recttoa gvneFsily usrsA aad south and
mree nom east IA west The streets are
named CLAY. Rox. fiiuFsnn. AshseTth,
Bertrand, jones. smlia ssd Carroll. and
TIE aFenaes, Aikt. SssihSFg. Prospect,
Ssswfcrd. Bicycle, finckmey. kleeks
namhes ], aud are on the water fr.saI
A plat has Also been glei 81 Gilman
ssFk, sifsated en- the nesth side ~ SatEaaa
bay, township =, range esst. eosnpslslng
!. lsst oI the donAtien elatm OF Ira "
Nties. There are LEI hseckk sa0wn aa shs.
plat. divided BY the following named
STREETS and avenues North. Polk. Pest,
shesIaas, Baker, Crawford. Times. Viii
Del, state. Broadway. Aiserssen. Preston
noiaseek. Bay. Mahf. salmon. nsy. Main,
Msssg 4. =. Z, n. and Z siFertss FsFss
rscnffa. fhiF3. koaFtia, Vita. sixth. Sxy.
ealh. Eighth. Railroad. ksTnes. raIsman,
lsaFy, Ballard. and Shiishoie avenues
The streets faa from ssst b. Wesl and thr
avenues frena nestn 10 south Tae .sisez
tors reserve tie rasat 81 isyiag water and
kss PIPES IA TIE streets, and sssss reserve
exriassxe rights Tor electric lights. street
rsitssss, eaSs~ reads, sa3 sssaEz ~ elSc.
frie swsys
Tue plss Of TIE new town Of MIsner do.
seftess trset Of land SoatSsaiGg Is 0s
srreS IN srStiea Is, township Il BnTsA,
fanse east. ST the Willamette meridian
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Houses and Lots.

SPRING STREET-Two lots at the
northwest corner of Spring and Sixth
streets. including fine residence. 81, ooo.
FIFTH STREET Fine house and lot
corner Fifth and Terrace, s. DOC.
DEPOT STREET-Lot corner Depot
aud Wall streets. including three new
six.roosn cottages Fine location; $500.
NINTH STREET Nice house and
weli-iockted lot ON the upper side OF
Ninrh street next 10 the corner OF Stewart;
$500.
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PERSONAL.

W Harlow, Of Portland Is In the city
Mrs II. q. strase Aad Miss strive hxve
returned frog restiaaG
Miss Kate putasna and members ~ hel
company are NJ the Occidental.
Mr. aud C. r Dam are visiting ar Sad
Mrs pesslss loaag. "a Lake Uaiaa.
Cast O. W. Reileae. Cptted States In
spxcsss-- e kulis il eeaaaed 10 his hs6 with
= serious att&eg Of pneumonia
County Treasurer Fsans A. roatiss hss
been kept ssay svum his afbes several
DAYS by the seysre Hines oil his txs easi'
eFen.
Capt Hesroraan at The Davis Lake savi.
sasisfs compaay. Dakota. seen1 seetesSssF
Ia seattle He is an ord stsniEer ~ Seattle
and las always believed thai a great ssty
woai9 Dc hsilt hsTt.
Mr. Howard Baker returned tgessaf
ssshs troU mcn,h's visit IL his father.
Hon. ". T, baker. al ais aoEse IN Chicago.
Mr. Rakef AIeut great portion OF ais nttsr
while IA Chicago ~ tae t-szsa 81 tfsds
~ here As says there IL = great deal Of talk
aeaas faxes sound.
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ose80a S gsliFnf1 = pssses Ne6fee.
L. b. Caldwell, ! h ksssE. FFEag wens
waesi, q. :. SwrEas. a. BAR, W +. RaFtho
hart. A kSskssehtia. : GesdEasR. q. z
MauEe, r. T. paws Chss Ei<~ss
sssis and wife, II. Ieoaxfa, 5oscps
WszueF, d. ksswest. {. T. MasElsk
Il. y ", f4as sna wife. Il r. ssssnxhca.
q Maxwell. y fasktg II Cans. !. =. Nc
Aeosall. ) West, =. N&thsn4 4. Steer, q
hroTk. L. Cobh. Jac Mo- Eeil, Inc Lesssss
y. A. 9ssrSsn. HSHgy EsoWn. 9anaSs Ssasgh
T. q. Aessusgg, and 50 eseigrsns .
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PEEL IMINARy ORGANIZATION.
The Cooperative Hiectrfe Light
Gempnuy Meets

A meeting OF those interested in the Co
operative Electric Company. about tn be
Termed In the city. was held last night at
the Occidental hotel. Mr.. T..
c. Niles was chosen TO Hil
the chair and long session was held ia
arranging preilminaries aud deciding on
definite steps. The bash on which the
company Should be established received a
lengthy discussion as we'll IS tae best
method OF obtaining subscriptions. De
iuite arrangements for the organization Of
the company were 6uaiiy ma1o aud the
capital stock fixed at ssa.6s0 This sum it
MSS stated wouid be raised to-day ia order
70 push matters ahead ~ esiekiy IS pos
xible.
IL Was expressly agreed that the original
design Of the promoters Of the company. Ia
making Ii thoroughly cooperative. should
be strictly adhered 10. aud the operations
oi the company should be- eonnned within
csrtas- -asarly -deiiaed limits
TIE meeting wan aa jonrned subject 10
the call OF the committee on organization,
composed OF Geo. u. Adatr, j. ID. Lowmau,
aud q. u. Heiihrun.
The following hrfas were represented;
Toklas. sngeftnas a Go..G Dawes & Co.,
the Gordon Hardware Co. the Seattle
Hardware Co.. stewart 4 Holmes Drug CO.,
w. r. boyd Il Co, the seattle Hotel Co,
LowmaB q Hartford, sud u. G. Niles.
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81 S-Heayy dress SILK. warranted To
wear, marked Gasa TO 81 .. Chester

81 Heavy dress silk. warranted To
wear. marked Gosa 10 81 .. Chester
Cieaxy.
ase--A los Of children's cloth skirts at
the sale. &C Chester ClcAry.
.fsFeaT bargains for the nsx; 30 days in
rdiEser and les sets, 81 feisnaan d Coiyfli's s.
see Dorffei's West Seattle PARK addition
advertisement.
Sc Dressing combs: your choice at the
sale. Chester Ctsafy.
40 suits, all sizes sad patterns. 20 be
cleared uaf a. sc<s than cost. s&n Fran
cisco sfere
6s--Lasge size soweis. at the sale. Ches-
ter Cleary,
Ten poands steak FOR 81. star Meat Mar
ket. tolaaaas street
SEA- wool dress goods. at the sale.
NhesseF ClesFy.
Now ia your tiine 70 bay coed snis OF
clothes AZ caesrsnce ssle prices Tokias.
ssugerlzan & Co. san Francisco store .
sise-sO sud 2sc dress goods marked
down TO 7sss. Chester Cle4ry.
sexsateen pounds hoailng beef. 81. star
Meat Market, Columbia xFeet
ssseat bafgSlEs la dress goods 81 the sale.
Chester Cicars.
ttus pIas.e OF croekeTy for every man,
wosz al and child IN seattle, sc second 81.
Auy sail sf eiosHes cold during oar clear.
anee sale IL &xekEnrexble OF can s,e re-
Turned ses Fsfsaa OF money IL 40: salts
factory 40 suits. hsg bargains ). p.
@soFe. IeAlas. singesTa2u & 10.
6rsAs hasgaiRs Al fae sale, Chester
tleasY.
sza.c- AIs.GEnen hisssAed table danssk
Chester ese&Ey.
isa.e~Tahle linen. Chester clexry.
e. e. iiae 81 heavy walking jsrkefs.
al sizes. Chester Elessy.
Sevesses1 pounds corued beef Ter 81.
ssAs Meat Market. Columbia street
se-s liHe ~ ssnts soeks marked down
10 &c. = pair. Chester Caeary.
We rolttesy se4asza cur customers when
fhes Gee t1e same suts they paid rs - %
foE marked SIS - rot 10 gss msa. for there
are oaiy fosar less. and WITH the rest OF 81
oSG s.its ,hes Eaast so. Teklss.ssMEerrnA
4 CO
she-A Ire es I@sies Gne rsbt.d vests
marked down 10 s3c. Chester CseA-y.
Tickets can ~ chekines eE i T. = = X
k & - Fremont stssioa. Denny 4 aeys
asi8ztsoa, faF Tea cs1ks. Apply "a l. H.
s1ufzitk 4 Co. I.er4asnssi s~aes.
ssrrAs sale this week. Chester Cseary.
we sar't 0fsen do Il. sat When We do
yrzs can bet tts ; hHn rsers Coxse and
80 sEss crowds Ia fae e3osAinE Department,
i. r. essgt zssa fhe2 yeE vii realize rp&u
car eir&renee Sale. rosiaa ssnEeyzaen 4
co.
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sroLr AIS suNpGl CIorHr..-Presto

STOLE HIS SUNDAY CIorHEs.-Preston
White. colored man who rans boo,
black at the corner OF Commercial.
and Main streets. yesterday morn.
ing let young negro from
Victoria, who had been working
fer him at the stand, have the key of his
could 90 In there to change his clothes
When White went 10 his room
last night he found that
his suit OF Sunday best had disappeared.
He laid complaint against the young sen
OF Ham. TO whom he bad lent the key and
service OF his room The accused was ar
rested late last Eight and viii have
preliminary hearing in Justice Solder
kerg's court this morning
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AK ADVERSE orrsros.


The Attorney General oa the Sees
atm Of the Legislature.
Attorney General Mescalfe kes rendcred
lengthy opinion upon the LEGAL phase oi
the proposition TO convene the territorial
Legislature without the necessary pecnni
AIRY proyisioa by congress. ia the course
Of the opinion, the attorney general says
IL am al the opiniea
that . meeting of the Legislators elect, TN
der the law 81 ISIS 10 osgsniss ssgis
laiiss assembly, whether NJ tfs time spe
CITED I'm said act, OF 81 airy other time
when no appropriation had been made BY
congress. would be useiess, and the dolngs
Of said body would be OF na legal force
aud effect
The attorney general quotes naraissr ei
authorities to sustain bis position. bat he
desires 20 be aud fntoad a. delivering only
IN advisory nadiDg. aud that hts conesu
biohs are not hnaf
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nsrIJST AND AURlsT. si4 FRONT
~ Street. Uffsee hours 10 Il g. IA, . 10 4
ard 10 n m
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SUIT FOR MosEy.-suit was yesterday
commenced In the district cosrt by vii
liam Anderson, plaintiff, against ]. +. Lea
der, defendant, for the recovery of ss5s.7t
and interest from January /, lsoa
For first cause of action plaintiff alleges
that on the Is; day of January, 1859, the
defendant was and is now indebted to him
la the sum Of 1881 50. on balance OF nc
count for work, iabcr aud services perform
cd. For second cause OF action plaintiff
alleges that said defendant IL indebted Il
him in the sum of si2S 10, on balance oil
account for cash advanced and for supplies
furnished 20 defendant by him between
the iss day of July, i6sS, aud the LIST day Of
January, 1889, whereupon the plaintiff
prays judgment in the sum OF $65S -, with
interest thereon from January /, and costs
OF suit
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one would scarcely recognize Dickens
wonderful work In the presentation Of
.ola Curiosity shop" At Fryc's Opera
Hease, last evening, by Katie Putnam and
her company. Instead of the quaint,
beautiful story, Miss Putnam
makes bright, entertaining
comedy % Il which. bat for the charac.
fsrs Of Little Nell. Grandfather Trent and
Quiip. might lose its entire idcafiiy, even
tie well Known part OF Dick swivefer hav-
ing been eoniorted into a semimodsrn
comedy character.
However, IL was pleasing performance,
Miss gntnam assuming the parts of Little
Nell aad the MaFchioness alternately aud
doing h0fh we'll.
Mr.. Emesy makes an elegant GraDdfath-
CT Treat, and Is especially strong in the
scene In which he Is driven from his nome
by gambling A.. G. Crosby 10 a favorise
here, aud IN the character of Dick Swivel.
er, did everything In bis usually neat, I'm
ishsd zesse sQHilp's was assumed
by T. defines, who showed
la sflorouzh knowledge ~
the utter depravity of Abs character, and
did well throughout The support was not
a. strong as whsI the eoD pany last mp
peared here. Ii having teea necessary TO
doabie In several parts.
BY general request the management has
decided 10 present Erms, the Eli" in
stoad of TONY, The Tsmboy," tonight,
as announced.
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Nor A Scccgsg. nind-reading an-
iertainment of she Hofstad Brothers at
Turn.vereln hall last evening was not a
brilliant success. An audience of about 30
was present. aud only about one half the
experiments attempted were performed.
The brothers failed utterly on the final test
OF playing on guitar one OF six given
tunes thought vi by q member of the audi
ence fhe Hofstad brothers are not
Fishers
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NATIONAL suARO ORDERS.
Ahe Militia Iaw Requires q Meeting
Twice q Month

Cox >. G haaaes. essa nsndlag the t1rss
regiment. National Guard 90 wasAtnxses,
mas hssea general orseg calling astsn'
eea 81 Company eeumsn3srs Of tie rsssi
sst - Article VI, s<cgiea IS. ~
ns nsAus law, which prosiia
eaa. ssea AID svrsy respsny asgsnsssss
slaes TIE pfsslsso1s 81 the ses aAal meet
least swsse nsnfn ss their arssary for
MILITARY snsssaetiaa. a vAieA ts-~s dc
oonnAnding o1aces 81 khe eouaanYs =.
1as taatsoae p<aeA desnts<d 81 hirn
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EHtnsbhTfsh Captain.
The Seattle PosTISTELLfSEScxg,w which
has assumed position amoag the tirst-eiass
journals OF the Pacific coast. excelled itself
in Its mammoth ls-page edition, which Is
replefe with Information regarding the ter.
ritory and tributary country
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JSEnss Ssusna0cA. fha tAk9ntee OF Use
simzzoEss world rsa.ow ned dry air n~frfser
AlaFfs asze. the u.sn shss has 6ala snss
isaE szssge reff5gesgEeEs than aay ethes
sxn IN saa sarsd. Se hatcher. xF~g@F, kss
<el ~ restaurant keeper shael6 fssl 70 90
hsna. Cess snissaon keasss. hRewxries. So
taan People sEs Asvssia fos their uaaEs q.
Zoe 1xzsce oG Il e.. Aiies' ss1ss aGt gu
s.kwe. AL work sasranEs<d
SSnsoxzs ENfkEGx aAToa 60.
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+. O. scunny
/. 4 n. 4. OWNS.
CAUTION

Beware Of Fraud, - my nsnae aud the
price are stamped On the laotio1n - al my
advertised SHOES before leaving the factory.
which protect the we2fers against high
w. L. DOUGLAS shOes 1t q reduced prize,
or says he has thAIn without m5 name and
price stamped on the bottom, pat him
dawn a. a fraud
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6iILsoEz's NEW wnAkr.--A huge pile,
driver and scow Is being built at the
commsreisl,stEees extension for Allen &
Nielsen, she contractors, who are now put
ting IN the piiinx faT Capt Gilmcre's new
wharf. Seven hua0red plies win sa re
quired % cover tle site, 10 by COO feet, 70
be occupied by this structure.
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TIE ~ KrAnIN.s

Exkfhiiion 10 Dc given IN Turner Hal
us evening by the Hotstad Brothers
frcmises 60 b. enc Of great interest Il
thinking people. The most remarkable
mental phenomena viii be manifest, with
ntt Z saasioN Of anY siPcentiop
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The recent eclipse of the sun was not As
complete as the Thorough eclipse we will
now make of all previous clearance sales.
You need no smoked glass to see our bar
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A SURE THING AGAINST FIRE AND
RlfRt.TAIzS

The largest stock of safes on the Pacific
coast, both frs asd burglar proof, incind-
ing small safes for ordinary business pnr-
poses and private residences. can be seen
at 81 Commercial street. Two carloads Just
arrived For beauty and style of finish and
protection against fire and burglars The
Chicago Safe has no equal.
J. w. DAVIS, Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-17
NINE HOURS A DAY.


Amtcable Agreement Betw cen Con-
tractors ana Carpenters.
The Seattle contractors and unicn car
penfers have agreed upon niae.hoar
proposition in the following resolution !.
Eesoissd. ny the contractors aad Jour.
neymen csrpeaters of Seattle that on ansi
after April 4, tsSg, nine hours between a
IN. and 5 p. al. shall constitute a DAYS
work for al carpenters ia Seattle; that
ts.e0 per day snail be paid 10 all competent
carpenters: that over time shall bo paid
for 81 the rats Of 60 cents per hour; That
the maa she'll be paid every geek
McEachefn, TonliDson a Gfhsos, j. W.
saudstrosn. stevenson q Walker, IL Ca1rn-
bell & Co, l. ~ bentley, G. j. Peters.
Dewey Il Nrenrh. Robbins a son, III. ].
Hanson, u u. CleHgh. y. VI. Woodfuan, W.
" Morse, /. ssaeuseIsfsr, Hillyer A Green.
e. w. Decker. J. III. Darlington. Paulsen &
putIaw. IL q. Ingram q Co.. Daniel
warner. ]. johnson. Inland & Richard.
sos, A. A. scAselis Z. G. Tables. James
Parks.
ArorHEs RksoEuTfos.
Alta meeting held last night the carpeal.
ters' Union adopted the following ressln-
ton.
WHEREAS. The contractors having net
our cofaseittec ~ joint conference ils 4
fair and honorable manner aud adopted
our propositions ia regard 60 nine hours ~
q whole; therefor, be II
Rsseited, rs Carpenters. uaien Ssh. ia
regular session. that the contractor shall h.
judge OF tho competency nj the men in
their employ: also, that there shall be no
distinction between slnion aud non nuica
men GA the work.
GRO. n. COATS. President.
!. I. BRoss, Recording Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-17
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