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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

ne fEeElow frees of Ksnx Csanty Fuii
Of sweet Jniee.

xsss fEeElow Trees of Kfnx Csantv Fuis
81 sweet Jniee.
Kens ADVERTISE
That this II fhs natural and perfect home
u the honey bee Il quite esssesiyesy esfal-
aished BY the Tact thaf literally. sthewoods
are fuA Of them. They lodge In every
forest and In Wild state store thousands
q pounds cf honey In the great trees
where excavations are - numerouaiy
found
Mr. p A. Harms cut cottonwood on
HT. ksne's farm. from which he saved
over 20 pounds oE honey. and there w&s
no way Of satisfactorily estimating how
much VAS destroyed In the capture Dave
Needy ems q spruce frcsa which be saved
shirfy gallons Of strained honey and lost
more than he saved The cavity. which
attended twenty-five feet In the body o.
the tree. varying in diameter from elgat or
ten inches to Two feet. was fuH Of charged
comb.
IL Is not an event that b considered
worthy OF remark 70 have new top Cox
SCI on bee-stand and % cut from Il
cubic foot Of comb fully charged. in from
ten 70 fourteen days Mr.. J.. 7. Stewart,
Captain J. J. Grow and others do this often
every season, and regard Il rs matter Of
course. not worthy Of references or men.
ton. Mr.. Nicely discovered . swarm set
Ting on bush last summer and hived
them In an ordinary canned-fruit case and
Ia twenty days the box was fuii Of honey.
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sI)RE SCRIP FILING.
lS.,sS Mann Wants Another
slice Of Tacoma Harbor.
= scsip HELD UNTIL DEC. a.
- Asasass Grss's Harber Fning
-arsTsn.i Basine.s IN shs Lasa
oaIe. Yesterday.

..,..t,re scrip comes 20 The front once
Ves,sraay Jacob G Mann made ap-
.-lor Is Iccats vnIeutsns scrip on frac-
Il esrts OF the west kssf 81 the south
's assrsey OF section 28. township n,
easf. wfEcA il in Tacoma harbor-
*..:..<t Reed holds ske scrip subject 90
. x..ss:oa 70 Sse gwen By the secretary of
3. .ntrrsor, who SLOWS Ehe question OF
g. EIlne 10 come mp for aFguaaent before
= s Washington City on December -.
- f.fsrs Harbor Company yesterday
!. 4 psosest against the application Of w.
: s. s Is Ioraie Valentine scrip 90 sections
- ,oxnsIsiF II. range 10 vest.
~ follewing original business wss
800 a the land ofilca yesterday. con-
s~s Il i0ur homestead entries. three pre-
s..,;,n ElIngz and SIX timber land appiiea-
qs.u<s,csd entries~~CharIes n. Myers,
$500 crs-fonsth Of section %. town
81 1, asrsis. range 7 vest: Frank P. Dol
81 t1rtb oBe-half Of the northwest one
- the southeast one-lourth Of the
80, une-fsurlh and the southwest
8. '..ar.h % The northeast one-fourth Of
'.@..sn i. toxnship q. range east; Ed
- Hudson, southeast one-fourth OF Sec
s. lsMnship q north. range 7 east;
- F.,z9srald, northwest one-fourth al
\. rush9ess ufe-Eourth Of section "A,
exssh;p e north. range 2 weet.
Prsasnefi0n DiIngs- Lewis Eldridge
- osss.hall Of the southeast one-fourth
! Z srsl.on %, and the northwest one-fouEth
f Z "a ssniheass 0ns-ssssaFth Of section %,
n<sskip Is NORTH, range east: William
fi.k. northwest one-Eourth Of section
:. .o=szhlp Il north. range east: James
<z,e<a. seuisSsst oDs-fenrth Of the south
=, sastourth OF section ri, township s.
snth1 rznFa cast.
flmhzs land observation-disclosures II.
esraa. northeast one-iouFsh Of section e,
krnship II ncrth, range west. Henry
s1,lss. southeast one-foufth Of section -,
s<nshlp - north. range - west: George
lsasp southwsst sae-fonrth 81 section IA,
nsrsklp 3 north, range IS west: Edward
fsurnie. northeast one-foursh Of section
n pwnship y north. range IS west
/ 5ssz Patterson. southwest one-fourth OF
essesi IS township . north, range u
NJ; Charles Z, sawyer. west one-half Of
T. nostheast one-lonrih. end the southeast
3ezaarth Of the northwest one-fourth Of
.tsloa Z, township -. range west.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

+ NJ Deeds Racnraes With the Auditor
Yesterday.
H<ai estass transactions from January /,
as6tse date srs SIS .o7s .sao.0z. There were
- lsf rsc0rti yesterday % deeds. the con-
4 fs<fations agrrsgeting ss3.iT. an Az
ne Of ti,65a.7s. Following IL The list Is
! kmished by Osborne. Tfemper & Co, ABB
fasssiars Of tslls. room "a. Boston block:
III. Wittar 20 ]. T. Ronald. lot S, blk
/ 3. Eooas' supi OF Burkc's snpl, 81 500.
Il L Yerlef 10 j. Compton. lots 7, 8, Q
1 "a ies hlk 3. 4. u. Yesier's FIRST add. 81.
I {. a. Lowell % j. Compton, lots 2 and 5.
MAJ. p0ntius s:ii. ST 30
Il M Lewis 10 ]. q. Riley. lot II. Blk l.,
1 Efeis a tsilman's add. $50.
- A. beli TO +. Nelson. lot 2. blk 10,
Akss add $3.50.
81 A. Co.'s 10 Sarah 4. Allen, lot 10, blk
4& Madison street. $40
D. smith 70 Anna French. lot Q. blk
Motor lirs third add. $50
Z mewett "a A. Chapman. lot 5. Blk 70,
<nny a Hoyt's add. ass
! NJ. tialdman 30 NJ, w. Redfeld, lot 3,
HI ri Eies a knights add. $500.
g. ~ = tF8&ttNAH w - ~ &0ftH1s kWAH y 4ffn -
III a. Madisnn street. ssT5.
s Blewsts 10 w. Campbell. lots 10 and
III hk if. Evans a Riewsts's add. $500.
4. II. Manning 70 6. Harris, lots IS and
hk ?, White 4 ManEang's West Seattle
a.. $50
ftsss Davis to ]. LeaFy. attorney, iot 7,
- u. Bofen & penny's add. so Goo.
y. L Preston 20 u. F. Hostetter, lot 5,
4 ~ Denny & Hayt's add, <a.o0o.
n. Martin to J. Best, los Is, blk 10,
~ Seattle. SIS.
I'm. jones' to W. Y. Miller. lot rs, blk q,
sznsas FIRST add. $50
Vest Coast Improvement Company 60
q Faulkner. lots "a and IS. blk rs,
- Coast Improvement Company's first
- . Keat. $50.
Shiied States 70 T. q. Englund, WI Of
- 80 - p 2, RS. patent,
3 jaass 20 Larson s Stukh. blk Is. Lake
sz.ss second add, 81 .sass
III Acirath to :. r. Carr, lots and
- g, I, A. Bells second add. 81.
Robertson 10 4. r. Cornell. lots 0
= e hlk 4, Hiawaths park. $50
Alanssf 10 y. A. James. lot is. blk 10,
AAaeafN sid, $50.
ssanlsy 30 W. w. Dearborn, lots I. 2
e J ek u. Comstock's supl add, sS.sa.
]. Anderson TO u. ]. Coleman. lots 1.
nj. u, 10 and -. blk S. Queen Anne
sisn
8eses Gardner &c ]. II. Jones. lot 5 and
|. 81 neA sc 2. tp -, RS. $1,000
efahsm a. city Of Seattle, swAf lot 1,
- n Bells si7th aud IS 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

The FIRST white settler In the city Of St.
Paul came in the year iSs2. Today the
population Of the capital Of Minnesota Is
10000 The first log cabin was erected in
Is3s; today the city boasts of some Of the
finest business and residence buildings ON
the American continent. The tcwnsite
was located In iS47; the capital In 1851.
The first survey OF the city was made in
1851; the Chamber OF Commerce organized
in 1867 The original St. Paul proper,
plated in fst7, contained about eighty
acres. The present area of the city con-
fains $3.50 acres.
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The piano question Ter The Central and
puhl.c schvols Is settled resulting 10 tAs
selection Of = Baby Grand Hartman Tor
the Central. and cabinet grand nprsght 81
The same EnAke for the South sehccL They
we're purchased Of Mr.. + ChFistisner, the
Seattle aesnt. The prsaeipAls ard teachers
81 both Schools have iabcred increasingly
for tbs. and certainly uaerlt heerAi psf
rsasee frona she pubic 20 their eateTtsis-
meats whsca sFs ~ take place ia the near
fef9s~a
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r.aa fa.r sAos. A : llars~aaer.

o1xarsA. Nor. NV. ". Cranaa1i, fog.
nsevgy ii Se&stse, AIRED toaF shetS e eue
saith, hAExeSpss here, near midnight.
bat owlns 90 darkness ard aaa aaaskSEnan-
sAsr saisess 60 Ali him. s'Tsne& Al
accused SsaslA ct getting away wisA his
wife. ard saith called hiSa a liar. There.
urea crzaAalg drew = tSg rSvosvar ard
are9. TNo baglets tore hales n The el0sh-
ms e Ssalih. Izsadxil VAS arrested.
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uorKL ARRIVALS.

THE RAgNIKR-
Mrs Rerked. Cd FAILS. Miss DE Brown MINI
4 q Truex Chicago G Hangar. Min aposis
w Fitrg'ld. saE Fran II Godehcn, Victoria
KR nawiey, Chicago. b Krisley. Chicago
] trimmings, Chicago, PR Lawrence. San Fran
Gaitiand, San Fran Z Locke 4 lam. On 50
whitney Olympia sheudan. kans CITY
nv sheridan, Ksas C LIB Nswbursh. Baiio
Dlekmsn. uPRR Il Brown. z RI
Capt Rwhtse. Chicago A Grant, Wash, y
M Hubbard, Chicago. { VI Johnson. Ran
Lambert. THibaas pHneka. BsFsd
TR weddel. Chicago c G seymour, Chicago
NJ Frtbie. Chsgo FrtAaAe 4 I Clancy. Omaha Zee
Ressass Denver Rer Frank Arkins. Den Nsss
Mayor Moran, seattle B Aaair, seattle
Iahn Ieary, seattle @ 6rtndloek. spokane
sarah Kendall. city Hughes. sioe9htsn
AacnengaL n u. city.
Chmrrhsi. city FL Young. city
c Iiikhe. Tacoma Ew Ye0nx. city
n Myers. rttx 0bsrg. Tacoma
Rw cHrpeuteF, city II Ross Tacoma
CM selssage. n Towu'd 4 @ Johnston. city
lluSsead spokane o Ro0s, city
q q Heueeia spokane II B Faeaey. city
{ BALDWIN, ri Tewn'd A u sherman. city
pa mn. tacoma HF Coca. waiia walla
Sshn Irving Victoria 4 Hfil raeona
" bigger Kansas City Means. Tacoma
u MARI, san Francisco
THa ssoSuAEsrK
~ DNnAe1. AAFSs4aA = - c19 As&s tt-F3 NAA&
Frea ralsawr. cheAails q " Campbell. eisy
a Matter. TosseAgue ~ @ y ssilman Pa
Rw Prsse Htnn r rMstae, Minneapolis
4 c weea Mina capt Miasinw. city
Mr~ IAneaen Meat Miss Olives, Mont
y lerssen. city CO Cafpeater, Nm
s,xshass RoA2nsass. No A LAyE&aa. saH Fran
Msrk wilssnssa, ely Jw R1lis Riyg side Cal
Ceansr. camherid seast. camberians
Mss rasneroy. III & Kaiser Portland
D { carrier. la Conne- VIA Afassgeng. IA Car
wu Armstrong +. Ia c waite. Mitchell y
VA gszak. SnoAaFaish Mrs. 4 Ceek saohomssA
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SENATOR LYMAN cAsEr.
The North Dakota Deadlock Broken 81
the Tenth Ballot.

the Tenth Ballet.
BfsMARcE. y. OAK. Nov. 25.-Fonr bal
lots we're taken for United States senator
by the legislature In joint session this morn
ing. without result
Lyman X. Casey was elected United
States senator tonight on first ballot.
being the tenth ballot taken on the
second senator. The vote stood e
for Casey and AZ for Johnson,
with other votes scattered among other
candidates. Before the vote vas announced,
votes were changed 10 Casey until be had
So. Casey was escorted TO the ball and &C.
cepfed his election In neat speech.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-27

saEebrush yanishes and Orchards Else
In tire valley OF Kfttitas-
Elfst.sY.er~ fax.4saf

1AEebEueh NnntehGS and Orchards kAtee
In tire valley OF KittItas.
Ellensbarz Capital
The tree-planting mania has possessed
the people OF Kittitas county, and nearly
every wagon leaving the city carries its
harden Of fruit and shade trees 70 the
farms in valley and on foothills This Is
one OF the cheering signs. and indicates
that the farmers are here 20 stay and are
determined 10 plant orchards and beautify
their homes
Ii Is demonstrated fact that the foot
hills OF Kitutas valley are the ffest IN the
world for growing apples, pears and pluIns
noted for sheir superior size. flavor and
keeping quality, and the value OF these
lands, by reason OF this, viii steadily adj
vance. There are thousands OF acres Of
fo0thiil fruit lands within from eight to
twelve miles OF the city which can now be
purchased for small advance on govern
ment and railroad prices.
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TT T4E D@TRIcT coUKT Or THE
Al sAsns s0F TIE 1hsFa 5nsiesMl ANffs&
EshsBsspa Ferr3teegs h0sl2ng EeTnsa ~
k1Ssx Cssaugg. 81 =. u
5ssya Hslsz Ard J. ~ Giena. paffusfs N<atf
nfs1 uaEns II HALEY. 6l@nn 4 %,
stessat9As y lie. hsg tackle esq - 60 -
Asfee j. her Gsve1 fk#f 81 Fk*4* q
a ss11fses exgs7nes, zsE11 gSt 81 ~ <:.<
eH{iste4 ease % stie rs azF Of HoxtF5H<< -1+
and - Ne directed. VII - IT'S ~
eeEsn.sf s. 1sss. IS fsselczk Is tie aff< -
sd lay sefl ~ puAlsc anes1ea, - - 49,.
ks4t8g. Cor cask IN n4kas the s1<EE4 ~ q
bsr efseines bsllersE I'd ale appax4l kH* $3.50 -
sire. 81 tesi9Fs whaFf - z3s<tAe,
nasS9 fhfB zTxt 4sg "a &99eizziyes. I1<f <..r
II ii MkHff<xY&r i
pnasea si.sns aazsaal III N114i =
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The building Of the Washington q Idaho
railroad Is to be extended 10 Burke and the
grading Of the road to that point win be
commenced immediately and pushed with
ali vigor. This will be cause for much
rejoicing for the mining men of that vast
mineral region.
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DIED

kELLY~~At her home. on Fourth street BE-
tween Pike and Pine, seattle. Tuesday. No
venher 2e, isSa. st 1910 p N, after q iinger-
ing Illness Miss Moilie Kelly. aged q years
Funeral VIII take place from residence Thurs.
day at o'clock.
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orrIcEs - THE SEW srArrs.


wAsuIaaros. Nov. 25.-No more APP
p0intments ,xIll be made by the president
until after ccagress eOnvenes. This
Is 20 save making out two sets
OF pepers, ss has been done
in all recess appointments. There are q
number OF presidential Offices in the new
states where everything is ready for APP
pointment. bat are held upon this account.
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BRKcKENRfDGE-wILn this city. No
semIer Is, b. Rev. Geo. A. Tewkshury. pastor
of Plymouth church, Karl s BRECKENRIDGE OF
Portland. and Miss Helen Wilder. OF seattle.
gULIIVAN-JONEs--Ak che resideaee OF Mr. ]
Armstrong corner Fifth street and Yesler
avenue. seattle, wGsh, SnFemher Is, iSs9. Mr.
Daniel j sullivan was united In marriage 20
Miss Maggie A. Jones. both ol Franklin. BIZ
Rev. c. & McReynolds. of seattle.
RECKER-BRONs FIEI.D In Seattle, Snnday.
November - $50, Charles c. Becker ana Fila
HrownAeid, ~ the residence ~ Mr. and Mrs
T. H. Piammer corner OF sixth sud Union
streets. Rev. A. L Kaeneks officiating
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ANormnR LAND DIsrRIcT.

CONGRESSMAN Wilson VIII Urge Estah-
lishment Of q New Once.
wAsmtHaros. Nov. 35.~Mr. Wilson. OF
Washington, il among those interested
In the land district matters. and
although Washington has five
and Montana buf three. Mr.. Wilson viii
look out that his state gets another Il
,,,,asfk,ia
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EorrcK "a eoxrRAcToRA.

cgALRD PROPOSALS WILL EE kRcEEyED
- By the hoar6 of comm tsksoneFa cf klHg
eomEsy Waatsnsteu- e shs oeaee cf the eoansg
asass5F. IL SEATTLE. ~ aanfE xses, on % before
Msr1av. DecwmkNs = 4. y. Isssy ~ 10 - D n
for furnishing al rzslersAAs ara iahcS iorsfse
rsnnAAnx AID fer ne bet wstex heating p ans
eornpaefN for shz HNw fs1gthga4s f1f ktn2
eaanty II Seesfls. wakAfagtrn. tn aen5E2snce
wsth he plans asE slsecisseszsons prsF4Fed -
w. A. aisrAe. aExaEfesx. &n4 ao8 On lle = lEs
arcasters's ofzee il Fsoz Is. Fhl1neg bsss1-
fax. Is she eognsr q sEo8f AID seneea streets.
IN saztsse. w4sa.
RaeA srsssoazi Eaass ss Accompanied ~ ca
e5Spt rfsssrk "a ssEae segAl hank n ne snm %
&c shansAnS Cellars iFl Sc and rs1e gsyMAas
20 tss& asssex cs t1@ xse4sftssx q AsnE Cu&asss
Nnslsnxfnn a. q xaAxmatse fh2s 70 EA&a 81 F6e
$3.50 ~ 80 essusenss kSf2R ma = t1 aina. Eaa
go 1900 xAasz ssasT fmss f0~nsaI eoa-
assrs aa4 fxFassA EHsa sna fG.&esknf eg1t IL
sess sHm ~ he f1f ~ 9F4e3 mecasssAM& - lAw-
70 rruressa3 viii ~ eaAs 5sTnd nEsesm aecosE-
fRu}esk ~ s1en e@Fs8sfs4 check
TA4 cen xz - ezeFs 1EserFs saa fEAz 20 f&5Ne2
naw a. a. 81 tie ns1A
DssEz1 thSs IL ear e NeEezzSsF latA
W r. gOAkET
Cspansr AuSsfex ane Kx-o&efo CasFk - ths
Naar6 81 CcautT C1EzzzNEleeer& q k41g
eonasr WaEh
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ThreaxA Pusssaan xssEs szsse1 aseeq@gs az1 1te-
fnx ears asa ASST k1spsUys1 hs&Ftsz4 sseeFesx
fAraaxA - kaN kMn va Nort&eg8 FaEtNe FAA&.
rial UaexA - es<1ua slzU<A Hoaaez assS&
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Ne rseeIxrss ezsxe o. rsw kc.Gevy sns a.
&sFWexs uxez Ezr1Ea Sslk. cesx<sa- SANDY
ifaAe. ese. = sFaz4 sssosszsas - sekeet Rvs
chesfss Gear
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Y11AN0 AND Cn9AS E.kS40E S~FH0 Es0EaH-
4 IN fsenn8eAs aA8 EaBxsAmA @tneMt 90 ".
Nsrtsas. from Kuf1aek CONSERVATORY BexAxzs ~
Ihsfa SIRE
nRKz WILLARD. Rooms AID &. t.zsasf
III FN0ns ssfe~R. F0tee gGffHfe. plans. gussAf.
sSoenfsaas EAyklcal c1itats Glass; - y Ess
s4Ear13ss
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rHrY WASH omNEsE IMMIaRASrs.

British Columbia Fishermem Urge ths
Repeal Of the Restriction Act.
OxTAwA, Ont, Nov. IA deputation oi
British Columbia fishermen arrived
here today. They VIII ask fol
removal OF the entry tar on Chinese They
represent that Chinese labor is essential q
salmon packing industry and that without
Il the industry would collapse. The visitors
will also ask the government 10 remove the
duty of 50 per cent. on mining machinery.
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ssais rHE AuSTnAIIAx WINS,

saith Easily knocks oct Prank
1tessF IN Mae Reaa8s.
- sRaSstsea. Nov. = IN fens 90 =
s - isesassaf in Ire Foez0S & the ocs3asn-
1.s..saae Club Tor purse * $50. Frank
- = ts@c&go was easily kneckca eui
sesesss oy billy smith os Australia
- wa feesa Ssnts Gges ssss. TAs
dstpsseh aaR seat this evening" 90
e 81 sassss, Holman hhnss. NsN SoFk.
ss 81 MaFtea b. tNhn 1. Sullivan We
- ~ tsAssAss fer Gshs 10 tlrish he-
= ~ $50 a. sss1 gaeSscn- "a takx paace
= Asa oe4E this eify. Have wEitfen.
ssS~a Csrs Axatxg1e I1rs.
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YNk a. NesETGslf ~ q. G. " Il. GaAne.
y as@ 81 tTssmrs0 weFte Fa2sKy eDsfeRe. Eesanfn
Momxnaa s8ery mnd iee4 sssnsea. esgmar F1ssA
enA N4sAssxsoa sfFe5kss sasspG1ns * exAh1e,
M 20
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n4x1rnn lc4nrMY.

DAScsxG ACADEMY TIE ogxsx CITY
esrn~r q EsEhth and ccssEf6ta. giseSs< ~
saa8ss every MaAtsy 4n1 Nsssneastz1 sze9tasRs
seseek ss2ai eFe-y x&fafzay exernz Rtese4sef
Il cess
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aTvasaIxGT0x TYPGW kfTEk Hx4p-
" ezzsxsFe-Ss<rnxf&paeF fnfraskests aAoFs-
had I'D tYpeNF3tssg vera esefasess srps
writer's r0sse1 hcoM = Nevis skofk
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uFMR DE IaXcY KEED Has REMOVED
vi hex dFsssmAtiag pariogx from a1f Bel
- ees to Occidental bisek. r1Ee ssEeet, lztEseu,
Ffnnt ana sscoad.
T1AKFs nkEsSsf &EISa PARIJOE4-AKTfSTEC
wrauA sEsi eloak9 Mrs 1 4. Throsss r0zsas aad
Ia. corner seneca and Fr0ut ssssstss . stsie.
MRsa
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cxxxRY0rAwcE

49, kKYxulEM. fffK EUcz FCL TEsT
~ nae44aHn ffnz4 San Kreas4sers gives stsllngs
asaly Il heT psxEpgs Los TARA aGsees. DA1ten
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HORN
MARRTEr,.

gANDERsoN-~Iu ssattle. Monday, Noyembel
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terms ard references address ~ above. ssnd
samples ~ mail or express MINING pr0pertles
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GEO. F. MEACHAM
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GEORGE |. MEACHAl
617 Third Street.

ss.5oo for New -Raom House ana COX
10 los. near electric liaes unsurpassed view
thss cant Be sAns esr Terns $50, and your
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further particulars
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THE o. n. . \. IN IDAHO.

1raekiaying Delayed by Lack OF steel
Extension 60 Burke.
Wallace Free Press.
The grading at Osburn. which was de-
layed By litigation. will be finished next
week. The grading below Wallace Is also
nearing completion, aud the tracklayers
win not be delayed when they come this
way. The last heard OF the end of the
track during the week IL WAS At Kingston.
It Is creeping along very slowly. which is
said % be ewing 20 the lack Of steel.
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Krersrgas avn cosrn scrons.

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY EN-
- 9ineess ard contractors for bridges Of every
description wharf hnIldinx, pile drEyiaR. Grxds-
Ing and steam shovel excHssssng. plans assd
sl,ondsnee solicltEd. Osice foos Of {ackson
aireef seattle. Wash.