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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-01

The purpoce for which it is formed Is Il
bny and work granite quarres and 10 con.
duct n general stone business.
Tie capital stock Is to be not less than
$4,000 nor more than $4,000. divided into
shares OF $20 each.
The real estate is not TO exceed 1000
acres. The principal office is to be in Rich
mOnd.
The officers are: President, Warner
Moore; secretary and treasurer. Philip A.
Wellforl; superintendent Peter Mcdonald.
of Manchester; directors. Warner Moore,
III. Theodore Ellyson. =. A. Wexford. Of
Richmond Peter Mcdonald, Of Manchester,
aud Sina Zellner. of Philadelphia.
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shall commence Monday. December I'd.
M my auction-house. - north Ninth street.
our annual sale Of first-class silver plated
ware'ma Tile clocks. bronzes. and Rogers cell
eDrated table cutlery. commencing at 1880
\. NJ. aud resnming at 1880 i. VI. each day.
GEORGE MAYO. Auctioneer.
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DIED.

BOLfON.- Died suddenly, November 10Th
m q 4. VI at the residence OF her son, No
iOi HancC ok street Mn. ~ ILYJ. BOLTON
~ the sixiy-eighth year Il her age.
The funeral will take place from Clay street
Methodist Churc 1HI~ (-undayl All tk
NcON, NJ 3 O'Clock. Friends snd ac1uaiut-
ance> are Invited 10 attend.
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nYNRico COUNTY COURT.

n. W. Bowe 20 John NJ. Garrant, 90 feet
on Dance street. northwest corner Richie.
500; Joseph Bryan. trustee, 10 Foster
James. ten acres on east side Brook turn
pike. about six miles from Richmond. 60
supply lost deed. 81; Daniel T.. Gardner Ia
Milton Cayce, one-fourth OF an acre former
ty reserved as burying ground, -.
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Cleared.

The British steamship Pocahontas. John
James Watson, I.7S3 tons. - crew, CLEARED
RON The custom-house Yesterday with 1909
bales Of cotton. valued at $4,000, for Liver.
pool Ella Norfolk. Va.
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SCOTT COUNTY RETURNS.
MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD
OF CANvASSERS.

Special Messenger smythe Reports That
They are Held Back by Republican
Clerk--Report Of the Board to the Gen
eraI Assembly.
The State Board Of Canyassers met yes
ter,iay morning IN the Office of the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth TO take final action III
regard to the Scott county returns, when
the clerk OF the County Court refuses 10 GER
tfy t0the Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
an account Of which has been puoiished III
this paper.
All the members Of the board were pres
en- except Attorney-General Ayers, who Is
in scott cOunty.
Mr.. : fnuel 4. Smythe. the special mes
ssnyer who was dispatched TO Scott county
TO bring the returis, presented and submit
It'd the following report to the board;
"RrcuMOND, Va. November 30 1889.
40 the Honorable Board of state Can
ruSScrs:
"rhe undersigned. special messenger ap-
pointed 10y the Secretary Of the Common
wealth in accordance with the provisions Of
section 1Il Of the Code Of 1871, respectfully
submits the following report:
Il was directed by the secretary Of the
Commonwealth on the 18th day OF Noyem-
her, 1859, to proceed AZ once 10 the county
of Scott. AMI tn obtain from the clerk Of the
county court Of said county Abstracts Of the
votes east in said county 40 tie election
held therein on the first Tuesday ate. tile
first Monday in November. 1883. for Cover
nor, observation-disclosures, Attorney-Gen-
eral and a member Of the House
II Delegates. reached scott
Courthouse on the morning of the 9th OF
said month. | proceeded at once 10 the
clerks office Of said County Court and de-
manded an abstract OF said vote. which
was refused by said clerk. but | obtaincd
from him the papers herewith exhibited.
marked "A" and b" which he informed
me were copies Of the returns made 10y the
boarl Of commissioners Of said election Tor
said county.
All vi winch is respectfully submitted.
SAMUEL \. >MYTfIE.
OFFICE or THE
SECRETARY or THE COMMONWEALTH,
RICHMOND. Va. November 81. 1889.
Suh,cr bed and sworn 10 before me, this
/ the 30tb DAY Of November. 1859.
II. w. FLOURNOY.
Secretary Commonwealth.
THE COUNTY JUDGE INFORMED.
The board decided that the Judge Of the
County COuri should be officially apprised
Of the Illegal conduct Of the clerk Of h-
county. and directed the Secretary Of the
/ Commonwealth to forward the following
communication
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GAIT! SALTl SALT!
LIVERPOOL SALT.

Ne offer for sale. ON the spot and % ,irivc,
he ear goes OF the steamers -ttDinOr OAR
WIN, t.mpirr. and Mas otte. consisting ~
40 u = Ncke BIZ Z 1.lVtrpOOL flNr
FACfbKY-FiL u D\lHY SALT. DealSn'~.
Buckley. franklin. and Herb r.. brands.
Nl.o, fOtpb SACKS tlV ht'rfL Gtntt ID
MUM SAIL. Al cfouI rect Importation.
This n tn nysr S0itsH s'lf, a II II rels'-
bic. We caution both si.e.ers and on>n csit
a. ain<t America salt lacked IN Itreisu
saci In InIyAIrlS o. tnKlish 81
no27-iVs DAvkSpvkr 4 AoHRiS.
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Preventive a.sinst Miasms'ic diseases.
safe and positive eur for MALARIA. fEvss
snd AoUE IN all its forms. Contains no
quinine or arsenic. absolutely se'-oie
compound. tor ssle ~ dtnsgist~ Ffty ee1"
n hottie. Trade supplied D. PusckLL L,oo
& Co BopExsS Ieos. no@- im
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4 PERFECT LIGHT.

s.,.. o,o,,... >op-exnlosly,. RED
&C" OIL 10 the very highest grade VI ksn''u
petfolet IA. eeware OF the roda't oi Oh.
~erupuioss imitatora Get the tsns'ns anu
take no other.
sold by noDkktii hkui HI,
l3lA VAIN strssh
y. KLEIN, ols ksss Bread sHes"
No lS-R
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Drussist- Say

II sells we'll aud gives entire satisfaction
they mean Or. Dayid's Cough syrup.
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City Circuit Court.
sournrRN GRANITE COMPANY.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted two
charters OF incorporation. The first was 90
the
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JOHN JONES
Granted New Tiia-Other Manchester
News.

Granted New Tiia.-Other Manchester
News.
judge b. 4. Hancock. Of the Chesterfield
Circuit Court. rendered his decision FRIDAY
~ the case If John Jones. who was con
yictcd in the County Court and sentenced e
four SIC trs In the psnitentiary. and who mp
pealed 10 the Circuit Court for a new trial
fnc Circuit Court oscrruled the judgment
Il the County Court. and the case was re-
manded % the County Court for Il new trial
Judge II Rcock did not coincide with
Judge Clopton. Of the County Court. in the
instructions given 10 the jury touching the
90 MT rs 10 The right Of John Jones 10 inter.
firt when be- believed that the life oi
his hrotl< Charles +. Jones. was
i'm DANGER. And in this cOnnec.
ton a distinction was made where COM
batanis are evenly and uneyenly arrange.
against each other. or in other words. the
higher court held that the doctrine. rs laid
down by the trial court in III instructions
ln this case upon The point rs ~ the right OF
the prisoner tn deteud the life OF his brother.
rs brought ont AT the trial, were not sound
principles Of law.
Judge Hancock also failed TO sustain the
lower court uDOn the point tOurhing the in
>iructions given the jury, in which murder
in the first degree was named in the grades
Of offices classified.
The new trial will probably take place at
the January term Of the County Court.
ARRESTS MADE.
During the month Of November there
were i'm, arrests made by the city police
- follows: Chief OF police, 10; first assist
ant. &; second assistant. IL; third assist
ant. II. Tot -. The causes OF arrest
were: Felony. ,; misdemeanOr, D; ordi-
nance violation. %. Total. 90
MIN0R MENTION.
In the MAYORS Court cOlored woman
wa. required to give $50 security TO keep
the peace.
During the month Of November seventy
i've deeds were entered in the clerks office
of the Hastings Court. and eighteen mar
.......,' f,.......o. ,,.at.. f-utaI
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Do YOU SUfIr With PlleS?!

II 90. 70 at once and get a BOTTLE n CAR
TIERS PILE REMEDY. now for sale by all
nrst-class druggists. md n 10 doss not euro
you after gls Ing IL n flir uisl. Jsst returs he
bottle to whom you ouy 81 OF. aud your
money VII be refunded you. Ibis Is al Ell
iefnsI remedy. and ihefs is no p-is or dan
ger In usin. II. Full direstions ON sssh bot
tie. Now II you druggist don'I keep 4. We
viii send y u sampi bottle by mail on re-
oolpt Of price ti.O. MANI featured by
ROBERT CARTER a 90.
Lock Box 3li Richmond Va
no2O- IwDAW
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cry TAXES.
OFFICE COLLECT n OF CITY TAKE.
THY H,'L
RICHMOND. VA. December |, 1880.
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.

The residue OF city taxes forlss9 are due
and payable az this Office during this month.
A PENALTY OF PEN CENT. Will BIS
ADDED l0Al.L BILis REMAINING I'M
PAID DECEMBER 3isr and the same re.
turned delinquent aud published according
to law. Every male twenty-oue years ofage
and every person keeping house or doing
business tn the city are assessed fot a per.
sonsl tax. and those who have not paid any
city taxes during the year viii PLEASE cal
and settle. 80 as avoid being posted as delln.
quent.
There have been put IN my hands during
the past month n very Urge amount Of pay.
ing Pipe ana sewer. connection lis. which
are due at once ami viii have 10 be declared
delinquent II not p-Id before December 3lsi.
Please ask II there are sny such bills
nc iinsi yon when paying your taxes.
Nv. CUN>INGHAM.
dei-fm Collector Of cry Taxes
DARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
MINING PROPERTIES. FOR sALE OK
LEASE.
The Bet prospects for MICA and FIELD
SPAR In the county,
LOTS FoRsALE. HOUSES FOR fALK OK
RENT.
Special attention given 10 renting and roll
lcciing T. nts.
Correspondence and a share OF The public
patronage respect al solicited.
mos. RUTHEHfOOKD,
No. North Tenihs ~
no 2g-f.Tulm
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"OFrICE OF SECRETARY OF
THE COMMON WEATH,

"Hon. i. p. Richmond. JHdge Of m,
COiHfV court Of Scott COUHfy:
Dear Sir.-Ihe undersigned Board oi
state Commissioners deem IL proper 10 in.
form YOU that no certified abstract Of the
votes of the county Of Scott. cast at the elec-
ton held in said county Oh the first Tuesday
iiltr the first Monday in November. lsry
has been received 10y the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth from The clerkof The County
Court Of said county. as is required 10y law.
they were Informed by samuel \.
despatched hy the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth 80 obtain u certified abstract
Of said dates from said clerk. that he. the
said clerk. refused 10 deliver a certified al.
tract Of said votes to said special messen-
GER. This statement is submitted tO yOur
Honor TO- such action as YOU may deem
proper 10 De taken in the premises
The above was signed by the board.
REPORT or TUE BOARD.
The board prepared the following report
10 be presented to the House of Delegates
t its assembldge next Wednesday morn
Ing:
10 the Hon0r0bie clerk Of tie House Of
Deieg0feS nj irgjHfd;
The Board Of State Cauvassers respect
fully submit the following report in respect
Ia the election held in the county Of Scott
IN the iir~t Tuesday after the first Monday
IN November. 1850:
The board met in the office Of the -ecre-
tarv Of the Commonwealth on the fourth
Monday in November, 1889 ms required b,
the statute and proceeded 20 examine and
make statements of the whole number OF
votes given az said election for Attorney
General and members OF the Senate and
House Of Delegates.
mo abstract Of votes having been re.
,eiVed from the county Of Scott. the board
after hying examined and made state.
menis IF the votes from all parts OF the
state. adjourned from day tO day 10 await
fha report of Slmunl 4. Smythe. . enncil
messenger who had been dispatcl ed he
,,cfct.is OF lne commonwealth Tia,
county, at Scott To obtain au abstract Of th,
votes Of that county from the clerk Of the
County Court Of said county. The report OF
id messenger Is herewith submitted. b,
which it appears TINT said clerk refused "a
make the abstract Of votes Of said county
rs required by law. The board being unable
10 examine and make statement Of the
vote OF said county, are unable 20 award a
certificate OF election"
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Invitations are out for an entertainment
on December 9th, given by Mrs. Col. Dick
enson and Mrs. Il. l.. Norris az their home.
ON south Third street, in honor of Miss
Fannie Dickinson.
Dr. and Mrs. William Oppenheimer have
returned from the North and are now AT
their home, on Ninth street.
Mrs. Miles Cary gave. small, though
elegant, supper on Tuesday evening.
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GOVERNOR LEES INSTRUCTIONS

tpon the receipt Of this telegram Cover
nor Lee sent the following instructions to
Captain Foster:
:. CdDfain Foster, Commanding state
steamer Chesapeake, Norfolk, Ta.:
"Nr. Lewis enjoys certain rights und, r
the law Of this State. IL is my duty to see
that such law il executed. You are in
structed therefore to fully protect Dir. Lewis
in his rights.
Tie law Of one State cannot be repealed
by the proclamation Of the Governor OF
another.
Pr
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v-E &kz s-~f so FEE Essts<sk R7s
~ fnf - -. 1szsz s<n. sssSs -
5 sssa ~ Sxxxsss. fsss@zTe Is -usszs. - -
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The people 81 Seattle must give the
closest scrutiny 80 the composition Of
TIE next city council. There = much
for the city government 70 DO that vii
involve the expenditure of large SUNS
Of money, and for tails duty ae must
have men al incofrupiible integrity.
There are. 10 speak plainiy, BIG steals
ahead unless the community shall
guard against them by the election OF
honest men TO serve ia the city govern
neni. We want men hose interest
will be the public interest and whose
FIRST question will rot be "How
much is there in it fcr u,e7" 4 good
way toTet men Of ;he class In I indi-
Gated Issto allow the nominations 10
20 By default Tor every man to neglect
bis own duty in the matter and
10 depend upon everybody else 10 see
that the thing is done right The
right way is for each citizen 10 make
this coming election matter OF per
sonai interest. II this il done il will
make public sentiment that " ~ pre-
vent the nomination oi unfit men
and will secure for IA strong govern
ment. which. white always desirable.
Is especially needed In the prssen,
emergency.
Unless this matter Is taken IN hand
by honest men there Is danger 81 the
successful organization here Of a iasf-
cenary ring for the control Of cisy
affairs and the robbery % the public
tits time for tax payers sn& for all
who are interested IN economy and
honesty ia pubic affairs 20 he on tlie
alert
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The decision OF Secretary Window.
IN shich he denies permission 10
Chinese 80 PASS through the United
states ia transit so other countries, Is
both sensible and 10 confor saiiy with
the law. II Chinese iaborers are per
Blissed 10 enter the country under
any pretext. the exclusion act may 81
vel he repealed. for the Monaghan
viii certainly iind way through the
act If be ever - f. un both sides III H.
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TIE ossyIrUrToNAL coSyES-
yEsB%.


in less tran ono week the conren-
vention called to frame q constitution
for the state 81 Washington viii as
ssaihle Al Olympia. The sofk which,
II 10 he done by this body Is OF
The utmost Importance. pom the
manner ia which il Is done depends
IN yer, gsea, degree The future pros
rsflsy Of Washington, II that work
II 10 he deas as Il should ~ done. tlie
Ieopie must watch tlsa proceedings 81
tlae e.uyeHtien closely ard must dis
eusa fully sind free'y evefy PROPOSE
sion whlei. Is brought bsssare t.,
insii tie great ire q June tie
corning convention va the >sibisct af
Y4nsfal discussion. nad lively public
,aseresl was manifested 10 the qtes-
lions whleh IA Will ea called upon 30
selys. since that disaster. however.
the convention has received little or
40 attention Lizzie mora thouelt has
leea gasen Il ia this el,Y in thc ysst
three weeks than would BE- given Il
the convention weFe aot 50 n,ect for
ave years. What Is true 81 Seattle is
sssse IN les degree uf the other cities
ef the territory, pahlie attention has
isevn attracted from sie convention
AMI has not Fe,uruel 10 L.
Ti.is i nol unnatural hat & j. te ee
sieploFsss. The proceeding ii the cea-
srntSon should he Wasebsi carefully
BY The psoYic ard exsfS clause Of the
proposed constitution shauii BE- taasle
ssss ehlss's ef close scrutiny ard fall
discussion. In a vvfy lss wears seat
tie will havs en,igeiy recovered FROM
the ealanitY Of Gre. h8t WezhlagSsu
eeald NOT - saon EegtyeF frau the
calamity 81 haa og itAslvl sea coa.
ssttatlon. Ihe l,Nsg Feasslia can he ex-
fsssed from The cofvsatlea oniy II IS
b enss sissssly Watched ~ che pabbs
and lis discussions sFe shsFed in hY
tAs press. rapulsy d.rasston. rather
shan discussion GA ti4e ilow II eoa.
ysnsiun bali. riakez nznl est the
strength az weaksszs II aus pFopasi
tsan, The veop2e 81 Washington eaa.
set hsss - have esssal eonsutat1aa
Submitted 81 slssge tss approval aufess
they themselves take paft ga sram.
ing II.
II l. well los the pee9ss - SEATTLE So
sssypss their enc gles Is ths rsea5tiuk
uf their city Aas thss ssoal3 Hes !af
at thai ogt,ef d8gies prses eFsa tbeu
rhsy sasela femss leF that ,hey srr
stlll vxpsstea ~ SAKE thstT faft "a
shapsaw tts affair og WashiaFioa.
slssl that 70 isll Al ,hss iaaesarc Is Ga
- ~assEiFe kn Al tsssss5FFeft sfAf4
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Seattle. Lake Shore L. EaS.fra ~.
the TABLE.

=
For nuoqgalmie and way points. leave
s;t5 q. n = arrive ) 2. is. For tsfsYusn aud
way points, leave as a. n, 40 y. IN
a. rye SO >. n. 5 3. u For snos ON sl
A''d way points, leave $40 q m. SIG =,
~; arrive $50 q. n, p m. sFur Lake
Washington, RaseaUa p~fk and Suburban
Points, leave S.i5 ii M. isia =. IN; arrive
sa "a, IA, $50 2. n. For t,fGewster, Ere
mont and tRFlian points, leave "a q. IA
1@.l1 r. ia. Lao ? IN, s Is >. m. arrive
So a. N II "a .. H.: , y. n. $50 D. IA.
se.BAy TBAiSs.
For suuhasa3sa aui way p34afs. leave
$40 y. fa Rrrire 1895 a "a. FOR LAKE
Washington, RSyeaR& Park and kaburean
pain1s, leave 1880 =, az, iss9 =. m; a:FlYe
II Is =. ~. $40 = H.
-f'oagcet SRA steamer as Ent0n Bay 0f
fesier FOR fsngg}i'an an'i kirflAHL
+. ~ kiFR ren- f.ass AgL
T. ". +. H3N-Dl{1Ok Manage
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". s { I. 90.

Steamers wiz lesvp Nesior's rieek fs4 sF
Aff{4E PORT lpANSKNN ROUTE. eafrv4
EaE ft-s u. = nails Steamer EDITH fssavs.s
staft}n every caY, except SATURDAY. FL F9.ea
= n arrives % PORT Townsend afe d. =.
Returning. leaves Port Townsend asa NJ :
arrives FL SEATTLE ~ 5 3 IA.
SEATTLE wHATC0M ROUTE. Boa,
every dey. Steamer NASH NtfroS feaiae
1sryeff 3eaVes sSeegsle III 3. M, SUNDAYS
@ufsgsy and Thursdays arrives AZ what.
esn II 70 ar The next daw. gefn-1ipr
leaves Mhateon At y. nj. Mntaiayx. Wed
nesisys aud Fridays, arrives ~ seattle Al &c
a ~. next day.
steamer ". X MEBWIN, touching At
I-AtstSNkE, ieEyeS SEATTLE at . y na. Non
days. Wednesdays aud Fridavs: arrives al
~ llattoln ~ ~ next day: returning leaves
aaisoIa ~ q IA. Tuesdays and Thurs
DAYS sundB.s at : a. N. arriges al kat
tie IL a IA nesg day. Sunday. p N.
ttfN : JACOBS, Secretary.
ID =. JACKSON. President
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PERSON IL

HUSBAND AvING SEM
IL a BrssE p.sf notice OF tne scarcity 81
nsaFTisesab e ggunR isssses IN Wash ogf9n
tsrr.iafY. 7 ges tn - nsssr myself tn the
~ esFi m0ffiai market sln y Year, oid
ave feet SIX inches high. weighing $50
pounds, aud have JET hi@ek hair aud eySs.
ssfh light complexion NJ education,
isssa u houc daiies and the sehoplss Is Ear
afsve fha zyeFsee, and I ave beea
ssgsragist ap ga Al excellent fsuasly. with
prominent connections 1 am ready te
correspond vita ans respectable gogug
genslsiukg3. honestly incilGed 10 na'rf-
ga0uv. aud living ia Washington territory
have sn infu'fise ayeFsiga IA Eastern
.ftssf5s Address "a sare this otilff,
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tsse ssen FFs@ woMs,z nxsnyAisv fssf Ire
6ssfs sssss rsrlsnEsss sh~as hass krsa
pressed snso sbe service ~ csIs ~ TIE
offss- 81 the rsva1 nr~sss5snsx. aAkssss
~ tsssN TIE sssss~s psvf u tbs casas-
tsy has se@n Else ssseua "a ae4uAs = ar
fare 81 ssss nsesst rxsesssSses sat3aFe
fsse assss sw0fss bare ssesssz aI.esr soFs.
snss EeFtzs4 asssl pssvssIssss districts
bare ksea eguvsstess tsste e1snss *
ats<r seasrsassssr
The prices a tlss ns~sssaFiss q tse
hswe risen to unprecedented tigarss
aaa The saltsfsEg aEnong tie TsxsssT
eszses II ssssasse. k.sen ssae wealth.
mast bs eostszt wish tie sarses aeess-
szssev ash saxszrses Il kFsT kiad are
ais1sxstIser OK e tsse 4asess0ss. Hhen
ii - csa essa ssAas, Esthpuf stable
goTernsEens ard vSts tsae reserves ~
sue ecantry sgsassss sshss4<tsd. HAyt!
sanns,s for sssse sssle fairy begin tbs
xsrk q recovering ffosn disaster.
il k.ecssass pain iaas the suffering
noM tels Esy the F.ssysEs h nfsiy ~ ssads.
sstsksn 81 EAat i - fo.sow. The
Es1ytsag1s are nertAialy q, l,s p1tis3.
srs.l al eats asIse.g has teea lsroaghs
aA8 30 @AT Is witch 40 fsvssss.sE.ss
t. n ze4s &ngi II wAseA tie ONLY a2es-
sse.. . Ae setilsss Il ~kieh one o. swa
sss ssssas nsea slsal oe1epy tae ra0st
issssasssaas pace - ts.s ssgssnsasEst
=~---~-----
The s8ty esaaets - defax vel -
Taxa ay tie question: iavasea il 80
sFsfiaAnee hew penssiag ~ regssiate
tiss construction o. lsall4sDrs ajilin
TIE SIRE limits and essewhefs. II Is
Important ireus sYery point q yiex %
keep the Gre hazsr,l al TIE minimum,
and this can b. ssane onlg ~ strictly
enforcing ruses 81 construction which
ars perfectly understood BY architects
ard builders. bat sbErh persons
anxious TO get the u8oss Tor the least
asoaey are always sillipg 70 avoid.
s0fne ID the buildings pow projected
sud under say III the bgtnt District,
wiiie technically within the hn!ta-
lions OF the Ere ordinances. are
scarcely les dangerous than II built
OF wood. IL Is the duty Of the council
10 prevent this sort 81 construction.
sI,d she time will not permit oi delay
ia formulating the required reggsIa
tons.
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Ale cdlsnfss sstaens, Nanns, kissab
county. ". t. lsnslseAps Arshiteegurs
aud engIne-fsng. togaeraras shrvfyS,
staFss plans, spses assSfions, she LAYING sat
Of NSsks, private .sounss sud r.lse-erss IS
snrarftifaF 10 rs,g.As--f r.s.s.lsf,ats
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Steamship Idaho

VIII lease seattle 10 a. m. JaUe s. Il and "a
iaE f4aeSi sound and British Columbia
ports. and ~ II 7. a. june II, - sud JAS
Gsar Portland. Orsgusa. calling - Port
Townsend, es@t Angeles. Victoria and As
sa~5a with freight ansi s4sSSeaEprs-
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UNION TICKET OFFICE

Tickets 10 all 1<russ via raioa Pacific,
ors4ean short lire. canasfizn Paciic ard
Northern Pacific G}alS office IN seattle
selling via all the thranG- lissts-
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