davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mohave County miner., 1889-02-02

van. One-third interestin
leo acres Of land, with
water right, known as
Pockum Pocket ranch,
5000; one-third interest
al In corral on the above,
$1,000; personal property.
S195.W ............+..
rs Smith, Anson H. Lot 80, in
block 2, townsite Of King
man, $1,000; frame
dwelling house on the
above, $4,000; personal
property, $1,000.
Somerset, J. 7. A lot on Main
2 street in the town Of Peach
Springs, 800; a frame
building on the above,
known as Somerset'B
dwelling house, $4,000; a
lot on Front Street, town
Of Peach Springs, $1,000;
two frame buildings on
the above, used as a res
taurant and saloon, $780,
90; personal property,
A4o.00 ..............$
Spear, b. III. Lots 20 and 81,
in block 3. townsite Of
Kingman, 10000; an
adobe building on the
above, used as store and
saloon, 81 10000. .....s
Spear, b. III. and A. A. Spear,
by B. III. Spear, lots Is, 20,
~, "a, 20, 2S, 80, 81, in
block 3, townsitc OF King
man, 10000: a building
thereon, known as the
Kinginan Hotel, 100000. 4 2
Snyder, b. +. 160 acres OF
land on the Colorado River,
known as Snyder's ranch,
5000; improvements on
the above, consisting Of u
house, fences, etc., $500;
personal property, S2S3.75. :
Unknown Owners or Henry
Raymond. II acres OF pat
ented mining land in
Cedar Valley Mining Dis
trict, known as the Hiber-
nian mine, assessed at
$4,000 for the year 1887
and 800 for the year 1888. :
a Wright and Layne. A frame
building situated IN Todd
Basin and known as the
Prosperity boarding house,
xlOO.0o
Walliscraft, w. II. An adobe
house in the town Of Chlo-
ride, known as Wallis
crafts house, 5000; for
1887, 5000. .........,$
Yee, Lee. A house and lot in
the town of New Hack
berry, used as a wash
house, assessed for 1887
and 1888 AZ sl25. .no---------s--
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Ia noting he fsef .hAt The orgzni-
xasion dat tie nsyor u Sew YORK
has ssccssded IN forming Tor the par
pose of arousing public interest In the
world : fair which lis proposed shall
be bold In that city Ia isss, issxeted-
ing.y comprehensive. the Bossoa Her
aid adas Bot. judging b. past ss-
forts 10 raise nsones in Sew York. ne
should sag that ssse chances we're de-
cs1esly arssnss 4 ss1ecessfsi realization
q present hopes. IL viii re foolish
for the Mex Workers 20 think OF hav-
lnx this great ssow. unless they are
sare as the oatset OF sia001n. Tti-
il large saas Of money 20 raise and
xe confess that sc do not believe The
citizens OF New York will raise by sub
seription half Of shas amount. They
are abansisfsiy able - do q. bat IL T.
ore thing 70 have the ability and an
other the VII. In other public under.
takings where faoney has been needed
New York has notably failed ~ come
mp 10 the measure ut her opportnui'
lies. ard, 81 ia the case Of ire Bar
shossii statue, she aee.is Tremendous
amount OF urging ard eoaxing 10
make her people pat OFT money which
in other places coald be faisei in =
brief space Of time.
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sKArTxE, WEDSEsD4Y. ArGUsT


It Is important that tire consi.iu-
tional convention should provide fof
> railroad commission as fixed and
permanent feature OF cur state govern
ment for several reasons. First, be
cansc the principle OF the thing Is
right. No other way has yet been
found for dealing at once promptly
and equitabIy with railroads and for
securing the public in its rights. This
prtnciple has been adopted by the
national government in the Inter
state Commerce Commission and By
. large number OF states. The powers
u such commissions vary. but the
principle In the same and IL Ii based
upon the idea now universally &C
ceptcd that the state has the authority
TO control roads. II Is important at
the beginning that this principle
should be asserted here AMI provision
made for applying it, and In so doing
Il il not necessary to so apply II as TO
work any hardship or injustice upon
railroads or To discourage the invest
ment Of capital in railroads. Utmost
liberty IN railroads consistent with
protection 10 the rights Of the people
Il not ut oil inconsistent with proper
recognition and assertion Of the para.
mount authority OF the state, and a
proper arrangement OF the machinery
for the application of such authority.
The second reason for the provision
for a railroad commission In the state
constitution Is found IN the import
ancc OF settling question once for all
which II not thus settled is certain TO
prove disturbing and oorruptlag ele
ment In our state politiN1 While all
railroad companies know that author.
ity 10 control them lies in the state.
they are anxious 20 repress this au-
thority. They would much prefer
being law unto themselves than 10
be under even nominal restraint.
II the whole question is left open for
legislation, any effort TO establish a
commission will lac fought by the cor.
porntiops, and il may I've long time
and not Till after abuses have become
fragrant that the thing can he accom-
pIished. II anybody doubts this state
ment he has but To- see bow earnestly
the pending proposition 90 fax the prin-
ciple In the constitution has. been
fought by the railroad Interests at
Olympia.
u We would not advise the creation OF
full system Of railroad regulations hy
the constitutional convention and We
should most earnestly protest against
any proposition made IN an un-
friendly spirit 10 ''einch the roads al.
ready in existence. or 10 prevent the
construction Of new lines. We need
railroads, and should allow them
every chance consistent, With the pals.
lie interest, but there can be no posi-
BILE harm In asserting aud establishing
the correct principle in relation "a
them. Let commission he provided
for aud leave il 10 the legislature 10 pro
vide the plan upon which ID shall nper
ate. To do this viii save world a
trouble Ia future.
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Unless the members uf the euostjta.
tional convention are careful. they
will provide for mere elections than
the people o! Washington care 10
have. There will always be enough
politics Ia this state 90 sals the suos,
fasiidious under any circumstances
and the memsere ot the convention
should not increase the smeant hy re
quiring the people to repair to the bal.
lot-hex mere frequently than Is Also.
lutely necessary.
The article oa the sNscatlYs depart
mens provides that Rae governor shall
hold oiasee for terra q fear years.
The fret election for governor, Il Is
presumed, will take place this fall
and there viii he gahsfnstional slee.
tion every four ycars thereafter an 7
always in the year immediately sac.
ceesiing The year in which a pFpsl,lga.
tiai election IA he'd. Thss ia lsas the
people of the state viii choose press
dental eleciors. ia lssS tbev siil
choose a governor, Ana la tSaa they
will choose members Of congress. In
is'ss. i, Is so be presumed. they can de-
vote 80 their business all Tee time
ahirh Is noi taken up by local an4s
municipal elections
This lsa most clumsy and lncA,svesa.
lent arrangement. II nseessstases sen-
rsai elections In thrvc successive wears
CUT % every four. 80 frslGeHt an ap.
peal To The people IS ssol oelv anasess,
sarx bns Il = highly lniartoas.
fer there are tew thsusx wssrh
disosEznisa b's.laess ansl disturb,
the current II peaceful i,fs mere rfrex
tnally thar Yolisss nj eass,Eagen.
We shouid h@ye sewrs eae.t.esas as,a
the siaspiess wsy 80 make them fasrg
h tn fs the iifst Asagisl ssy,s
at THREE yeas, instead og .os.r II tni.
IL done. the second Fuhetn&ssrSsl s1se.
ton VII he eoinelsisn, wgh The psxss.
dental eisssssn q isss. sssi The rvea.
lar galssnAsofisl term tzsax se.av
years. pseslsisnssai ana srs~rnss..;sI
eascssoss wsa tsssxAsssr fan IA "a.
same ysAr. We wla thsssEssss ass. !.
general election eveyy alssvnass veAr
and The people can ihas asvoss sse
EeaFs osss q every sossr 10 The srasasrv
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The new administration Of the fire
department has an opportunity to do
the city great ssryice at the out ct
by causing the accommodations Of in
tiamaile rubbish which are 10 be seen
everywhere, u he cleared away. Not
only is the appearance OF the city
greatly marred by these accumula-
tons but is expossd BY their existence
10 very serious danger. IL the head
OF the fire department has not the au-
thoriiy 20 order the removal of this
rubbish, he ought 10 have and the
council viii certainly grant it 20 him,
The matter IS not only important bat
urgent
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There ought 10 be some mosiilica-
ton of the laws for Gre protection,
preventing the laying OF wooden roofs
along the city front. II would OF
course be hardship to enforce prohi.
bition against wooden buildings at the
eity front where IL is impossible to
make foundations. bat wooden roofs
could NJ least be prohibited.
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A pretty story. almost too pretty TO
he true, Is told of Princess Louise. who
last week welded the Earl OF Fife. IL
seems this sby royal maiden has been
IN love with the earl for years IN fact,
even isefore she came oat. but she
never told her love. Tor did the earl
Tell HE until a kind court bnsy-body
guessing the secret. .eat 10 papa
with IL. And during these ave years
the princess always bought birthday
present for the man she loved, bat as
she never dared give IL 10 him, the
little gift was laid away in drawer
and carefully locked up. There Is
something exceedingly touching in
this iii of girlish sentiment, and, with
IL in mind, no wonder the Prince OF
Wales spoke OF his daughters engage
ment as one Of pure affection.
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Notice.

To the stockholders of the Home Fire
Insurance Company ot seattle.
Whereas. 1T Is desired 10 increase the can
ltal stock OF the II ,sne Fire Insurance
Company of Seattle. therefore the under.
signed, being fna3o ity al the trustees ol
SAID com pany. HEREBY call meeting 81
the stockholders OF said company 10 be-.
held on Monday, the l2th day OF August
1889, st the hour OF o'clock. in the alter
moot OF said Gay. az the conspany's ofIiee
IN The city OF seattle. for the purpose OF
considering proposition Of the said
board 81 trustees duly adopted 81 a meet.
ing OF said board, held June II, 1855. Tor
the Increase OF the capital stock of said
company ffona s9s sem OF Que hundred
thousand do, iars 10 the sum OF two hDvt.
red and fifty theHsaad faliars
JOHN T.. HoYT.
HALEY sATZEgT
II. q. sTRCsE,
VI. d. BALLARD
A. b. STEWART,
JACOB FuRrH.
THOMAS T. MINOR.
ssattle, W. T.. June H. isSe Trustees
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- 1Oss-JusxI1ssEscrx - on ssse ss ne
op1ng neenczes;
- KnAx<1sCo. CAs--Psssee Kosxl nsss
~ Aneuss. cAL.-EAwsrss 4 Mercer.
- I'M nfxeek
1nsIA1D. Oas-NfIcex yews ssanss.
An.As CRY. Mo.--B. Click. q kasf
5 nsDvHs. Cox~-c. Smith 4 scn. Fifteenth
- louFence
BRsTsss eoICxsss.
AncorvKn--H. Harrisoa, 3 7. Tjiiey.
6 ytC3CnJA-R. J. Hall
NV WgxruTssrxK--zed. 4. Hal.
wAsHfssros.
Aonnuxxx-N. b. Coimsn.
ANAcOx1Es-J ~ Moore
4 D.kxxSsHAn-Jsmes Y. Hiilssa.
1UeDbA-H Lord
G0DMor0fds-J. y. Lyons-
GmxNEy-IT. n. Harrison.
gmnMALss-DaB NJ. Kirk.
3 UAyToH-W. " Garrett
4 xDegwATEk~-R HutsiEenssgFs.
H1&&sssrKs--E. L. Perry.
e Q5LmAx--C. f. shaw
gNT-Union News Co.
oBTxaAuo-D. G. Lewis
yo19B fAKfua-ksheiEasp Eftss-
Ion1 BLAHELEy-H. T. Price.
4onf LrpLow-fesis Poole.
Ro9s MAbfsos--P. J. Primrose.
8ooT TouNsgxD-S. J, Lesinson.
HUYALLur-<iibeon a smith.
eenonE-S. Richardson
s 8uOHouf&B II ut6n Ness Co.
Gn0QuALnIE-Tsco ". Tanrnsou
DtOgAxK FALLs~-Armens Il Palmer.
GUnnKn-T. B. Dsrr.
1AconA--C: B. stsckpoie, opposite fhe
4ec0ma hotel
WALLA WALLA--N. ~. Hart.
WnATcon-waIter Fosta.
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City Assessment Roll SO

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
assessment roll of the tisy OF seattle for the
year lSs9 has been tuTred by abe assessor
OF King county, aud Is HOW on file in my
Office. And fart her notice IS hereby given
that said assessment Fell will be open Ia
public insp eeiion at the city clerk office,
IN the city hall, corner Fifth and Yesler
avenue, during husine hours OF each day
until the revision thereof and equalization
OF taxes thereon b. TIE com mon council
shall be COMPLETED. That MONDAY.
AUGUST II, 1859, at 5 O'clock =. M. is the
time fixed for the revision OF said assess.
ment roll and equalization of taxes
thereon by the council. and q meeting of
the council viii be held for that purpose.
at said time, in the council chamber.
which meeting will be continued by ad-
journmenfs IF necessary from day TO day
until said business shall be finished.
G. W. FERRIS, City Clerk.
Dated Aug. G. 1850
First publication Aug. :. i>sa.
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DExg0Er1zOH Or CO.. 81 - x
EUTlrE or DFSSsefs KEgss or ts-
n rsr<ssa-sas ss-Tsse f-ss z.rsss.e.rs : 4
sxss.sx ftosssr sne ssxfssx ard So o h.ssm-
sss.r q <zsassss IA 3aiag aE< Ness Al 49, a,ss-s
rfsssa street EEszSszs Tssze1, asssszs s'ss-
sussxe<z Asr 81 eseEse<ss. Las h e
rrssrfrsS. gu4osph Stab asaan. f-ss ser
xSgi.se rxvfrer. aS<Ences 81 sksstes,f1as -
ara Il h-Fpfy Auxhcrfxza - ttIseSi ~
mozeys due the arn.
LoCIs EfagEyxK.
RrDoLrH S-2ENAxS-
Attest. EDxAEn r. EDsxx.
A. xnry9v0y al gae ADORE ssrEuerSnsps
r. ank Al Ys4frOBa for their tsssranzg.
herpeofora. a.f FeSse ssfBslf s5tzef esfii~
sfnusnss es TIE same
RrpoxFH STAHx4xN
SEATTLE. Wash. AusIss !. 49,.
DIss0L fTlOS o. CD-PARTSEEshi p
IL Private matters resssiFsas Ib4 Alta
slssn 81 ss.sr Mr. Hafi. Ga kt@ above dsles
Ne rstirsss frssna the grocery AID comm -
ssss, ssssSf ness ferme<fy ems aeEed % s3e
,,r.sser~ grstxs under the Err pSsse of ffssl-
ssr.rk a Maud. All Outstanding aScou US
arr y.avabse by ar 70 eish@vn. Us as re
dissolution i by Limitation siad ssn,AAs
eaU sefg. = khD1ktsh-
w II. AAED-
As successor I'd the alose business l
tfaak al customers for the previous fsal-
ronxge bestowed. and solicit eensinua1ce
Of same. L. xEEla9s-iSh-
Seattle, Ialy 81. issa.
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ASHfSS7uS. 5sue =. isss.
N"L&Ats. hy satisf1et0rT evf1suea ms.
st4sie1 81 The uua, =. e4. 81 has fesn
ts.tgs - appear fla The Washsnston
Nailss"A a&nE 81 Sssrie ga the este III
sltse q The e0uatg ~ King ard terri.
sttFy s. ssalagfoH. as eJgnplstsf With al
tts feTi sS al she as3ifes az tlss. Erf.tts.i
ss'sifs FsafisEtsi - y snulta5 vita tegave
&se4 9fs tAaf sUfhefssesf =. -
If sse tae 1S4sizsss 81 .ankinw.
Nex 7eefsle;e !. r. y. Abeaaassz.
I Fs1ff aE-d Aetiue /gapt ~. ler ri tNe
greasy. % hefeEr eegff{. fbst s=Ise
80 ss'stii Nssioss EaEk .ss seattle. Ia
t3 g seAfs1e. 80 f.se caaaty ~ King
81 issFafarg q y * ss gs1a. - ss.t e.,rIassf
$ - ssas1lse ne b0si ess 81 sankiYe a.
Aesi r. seellsas osle hundred ara
,ise 81 tae ksEss3 Statutes 81 fae
A.-.ssz STATE sc
~ testimony whereof = EtreSS
- Ay aA1fi and sea1 Of s.sfew
49, &A2s sIGh Gay ~ June. lssa
@S- J -. AaR&RAMs
Depns1 st.a srtta~ esssF,r,-
et6ar of tie gss.Feg.ssF.
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MTNflI ~.

-. WILLARD, ooAS = and {, LIZ
n Front street Noice er1jts,r.. T,saro
s. tar, eioeufiaa. physes. culture class. n
n ~sssfrfsvk -
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cHeIsrIla xfgI.NrI..
- -'--.-------------------
SgEkoGEsspyyy1x

Ma AND MIS- r q CASTLE. HEAL
VI eFs ard Teachers Location /. rs 80.
cs.4 zgfxei: =. q. hoy 2 seattle "
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IHPnfNnEp srt,<A.

fMSQV Nn&n Stuck AT AUCTION
SAtAzsisf A1Easf Il. lss9. es = ss'csns 4
a = e. ns&fer cGfFs1. w41 sa "a shR
@ts~esk a1a,F. So cAsa. e. sT cast IS tgn
f~sA1l4s So A&7 kfvs uE esse t4s.sss zesse. tkss
0S s kss lseta HssCsasf asss ssas eg4sess ~
gssssa $50 VGHg. Z e. asst fssgf ~
~ oe, seaas. V
I - zHs NnEu <T0E At Aeg-vst.<-
4 4ssi-stssy. sEZSsf : ISs8 st 81 'e.fssk =
- 81 slzE7ses seErsI ell Sc sa fsss
ksss = tasisaE issf eSss. - ray sesss - n
s@s9 cE aGs1 - pszsr saR Nzf f-swa
asfas YgsEx - 4 Eas eSSers - $50 81
ga r - "a 9ESaaRH- T. .3g,
E-ss.s4 q fsa47se. sewSs4S
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NOTICE.

To the stockholders OF The Guarantee rs,.n
q Iinst Co, OF seattle:
whereas, II Is desired 10 increase the can.
ltes STOCK vi tfe Guarantee Loan Il Tr.sf
20, ol eeasiie there lore the sdersigned
being a majority If tie trustees of 80
company, hereby call Meeting az she
ae<knO'defs 81 said company 10 D.. hsid
OF saturday the fh DAY nf Septen bar. $50
al me houf 81 o'clock ia the afternoon oi
LAID DAY, al the eompAny's Office in the
city OF seattle, for the purpose Of cor s,der.
ing proposition OF the said board Of trus.
lees. duly adopted ST Il meeting Of ssts
Board, heia July II, 3sse. for Tn. Iucresse
% TIE capital stock ri sata sotnpauv trnvn
the ssm Of fifty filou aasI dollars 70 re-
sum OF two hundred t'spusand tsollsrs.
i. >. ). HUNT
II y. DOWNING,
= u. LONMAN.
9. II. Hebron,
500. h. y. BAXTER.
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SoEtIfL NnTgfEs

soEtIfI NOTICES
AdAgfLA. WASH TE8-. AUGtFsT SIN. 49,
= AZ regular GsesIag of gtss a<sara Of
1Fastess - the Mechanics HgN aal Iusa-
efr Company, hclt AZ tse;r 8Ssrs Massssav
kN9aSt :. I.s9, NJ. {0ha p. tonsnt ues
ei ftssf president sc fhts e0sa panv IN tssce
q Mr. ] btGelow Ttsc i1rIs yeaFary - e.
So tue Boston block ass BEEN asse sns5nns,5
sFs.I ala tasiEus< ssf The eanetsahv shaakf 81
srsassgf9I a. use o,f,es ef Eae eoeassuy ~
i8p nsilis saa farogEh rs pg8peg afscsrs
Jana = toNsNF Prs lent.
A, gpSANT Sessrs tA4y.
nNFgGfEs. ATTENrgt}S--8 SIP
IL gset .3eFaty ShnFi&s "a wssasA sars
Sesp delivered ~ tfse saeF5ees ~ ~ - a.,
tFsutas - Jgae 6 lSss. uilE v1ssse f.sarss
s3th asssls 20 z&F E'saeTssEnes4 saasss 5sstrss
= "a. &es5TAs sctTr9
Nom + ~~ ALL FA&TgE< n.YgSf,
y esAsnss seA4Est g. l. EarAaI AZ
asreAF rSss vested "a FsSsSnt thr saFae -
Lsse wfsissslgnRa ~ BIS asNra. -sssa
ste5ts bsuEe. Prank Ha sfsi sfta-arx
q ssgt So = & NassAAI
0E}Cksi HAVE A LANCE <rssoK
~ 50 f9rtl1tgfs asa heesSinE - TsffF..s-
aesls so@Eta sr8 J s,rzea sts&sx a.
NsaieA-gh
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II u HiNMAk. rES0GRAPHYR.
-. Aistms h.oef. Eolumhla. beiweal
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orr MOTIFS.

k-sI-EN AXESUE TAX S8EICk-~ff :.
tsx .&Vss,f - tie e5sg sa9auasf tr feA
asssrief nfesssss rs Ordinance No. ~ q
B,ss BIG tsr t1e grazing - TESTER ava a..
$50 slTessl from q paint E2ss sav t-fsT "a
1919 aksa isfa 10 : .ll.sFssssgi. All sag.
sfSetlS sic&eiks iaHFe12. - a0y fets
asas4 fsyssae 81 fts oss-re a. TIE rsty n a.
ascf iAxes not pad ss4aia seFgy tasTs
t'a 14e Grsf ssGasls&' sen 81 fssss nosges = 81
e sise ar9ss 5agsagE asys a " ns1iy ~ S 49,
tsf. sss'Sss. AID snferas& aE tAA sste al e
gsS eeEt charged
" rE@sfE C4tv Ciefs
FsFxs pubs s9siaG e ta1s Esc.lce. Tnessssv
AnlEgzss 4. a>ss
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FaneFai Of the late John Aes'sii, OF PORT
Blakeiay, will take place on III. arrival ul
the steamer Michigan az Seattle, at IL
o'clock q IA. today, Wednesday, August ?
lsSa, at the Masonic retnehy, under she
auspices OF the Masonic fraternity. Al
Masans In good stFslding are cordially ia,
ylted tn astend James oihheli, " ~
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't7EF OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP WI.
4 EalDgtoa. Frank Worth, master arrv.
< ifslgat AID passengers 81 redae5ss
eesln8 pasvts. J A. fairfield. sgt.
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