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lIIIIEfn luckf mOncOls.
~ Escape During the Night
Fryln the County Jail.


1h5fteez q the niasssesl fbisa1aes bed
= fh< counfg jail - Tnipd states ssfSss.el
ers foB being unIssfsisT r. TIRE Cnsfss1
Unfe&, sncrredess ii sp&sfsg tssssf ssekTss
some time dassae TharyIsy ns@hs. AID
1ase thereby t~rtsy solved tsse gsvt5seza
Wnich hes Bothered tfse eossrss - taag ~
what shall xe ts1 EsfE sEess
when Tie Htnetesu WE'RE efoaxcs h@st
HON Me&eiFs SsiaB1 akczf fsenfa 49,
tbey wefe placed IN tie temporary tzks-
DkBee the Gre stsey hate leeszx kesys ~ ne
3en yard. the AL betaz SssfeFsi = cd ssst
The Temporary .nii fss<ag zsFs1 over - RS
city prisoners. Tslelr sseeSarg zseFfsFs
w9fr In tie esMl sssess ~ tfe weSt ssass 81
tire yard This stssf has eaate tAssss q
which fbe coal Is received ffoss ftse slsss-
whik ai1sve. Tbs Gbsnsr<es easnsf&ss ois4
ond whsn Asrynt bzf ~ee ~ = It's ssss
Wa5k Knocked OF essa - sssa rssis Ora ssls,
makfnx ~ ayefsass tkrvslsn = sssa tssfsy
eYA0sss1 na1eruestf the sSsss~sk gxHesf :
ej9ng the fextef aFsarss tssts % ifs& ~
They then efawIezi alssaE usaief tlss sssss-
walk ~ ttse north esssi 81 l&E sasfs 1s,
lance u naspnf nlsesT fsn1 la3 sp@1#
ttrpts9h which fhey efasss fef rs sssts
n Just ba<eiy Isrse esssEssS T. asiiA4s
~ sssa1's bodg sts5 sssea t-.sf
reached The end tssy NeTe Fsfg
muddy. 1EeY sexe slet - tse
sided thera with esargss 81 etfs'ifs8s
which they pat ou on Sic SGT. ga itsz
their musfy sArtaex8ts HTsfez tEs SO = @sN
IT the point xsers fasY fsEa* ei1A lbs
change 81 esofhfag ws& sieEsSt1ass sac pro
y5des3 10 destroy fhE s2iFa1sf II Eax M y
who vii probably - ssBag<Iesi lsitV the
Interior whore f1ey sre uissisoNis
The SIX shas did nal sssspe are serT
feeble and dvcrsptt and pfgsass'5y sE5fsT
the life tLsy lead IN ~ haisss sisiTs PC
tHsnflary Those wzD AsSaF@a Sc stss~~
bodied nseu. ant had hAt efs1slxh 81 ina
prsnoumenf Tas faes thai Judge hssf0Fs
had remarked these - shs iehsissislAss.
aud that tsey were 10 81 taken tAefe yss
tersIay, a1s Communicated e. fEtem ] stHfsr
ear attcsnsyosi, and tale Eaes staef9 seasias.s
10 carry into execution tEs dsisyssg, Sasesa
must have besH p;s8Fs4<i b stsisg g5stzssasf
who Was familiar sitn the premises !
The delivery Ma yAfpt disn3tsf aishs ,
O'Clock yesserstss morning. when Jss1s8
Anrtie went iselos fs5 fssrd tbs l,Fis1nfsTn
The n thai fessaiaesi we're aisaiy siAEsas
~ the escape OF theft esanfry men. s.ssi sx-
piasnesi hos they got asay Al eutfs =
heing made ~ Haa the survives, bi5s y =
hAfstiy possible that tiseE vii ever Us
Marshal Hamiisos sent the feTaafning
SIX GbiBsmsn 81 McSelis isial4d ye*tssf'ay
e. serve cat another ialeiiasle Term % IL
pftsoamefss.
amusxfrrs. and Magic ard FFlfz, Tbs f9fg
Townsend of,ium smssgieyss ssse AIS,
taken for confinement pending ifiAi
AZ Tacoma. JaEDas Jaftssosi. ssffsssesss
to six momths fos oiiua sfaugEitiig, ssaa
Thomas Butter, sentenced i8 siA gsotist4s
for giving whisky 10 Indians were aiiss*3
10 the party.
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LABoaEa seHaIpr's DEATH
The Gsrsnef's Jury Makes n Find
lug, Attaching Sa Blame.

The eoteaefs iufy which convened ON
Thursday 10 inquire ing0 the cause ai
Charles ~ebmidtx death aad asJoarasd
before II had finished saet again yesterday
morning at Sh0rey s Goa ssEeei Com
missioner Laurence Cummings testified
that IL was not his hassness "a entsF private
property and fenipNa of ea5lsa So TO ~.
mosGd dangerous watlf 9s 10 condemn
them without pssf8i sslat 10 also said fap
TIRE dspartfD.n ~ hsa ~ siaiits Ia sach maj
tiers either. eaa that b. kHee IS so aHlGog
10 caulernug such dpty GA snY efseef in
The city.
An examination q the decreased. sslise
disc osed - declaration 81 est8srisablp
lasted - Casper setlaebei - The eisk =
the eoarf of Bat;e C'sgnsY s'sl.. gng y.
gs7p This WAS thought K mAeat be hta
proper asme,
The iury fsturnet the iopewlae verdict
IN the matter 81 he itf4tEsst hgii ~ seaitig.
". T.. GA iGue q kaa -, eu the tsdy 81
tDsf.es sshmiat, fngnd dead III TIE yits al
Seattle, W T., before J. "a. smart. caFgs
fsef OF Il snE county. W T. anU g tWsv ~
six lawful aHd good mes ug said yuuntg
this tufy iini ailles the testimony at4ly
presented the gNt3u8iuE The ;nry fnti he
name af ths deceased IN ta ghagiss
schmidt. aaed o., native os Germany
end unmarried thai BE saale So kis death
~ about ! - = IN. JuGe -. ls@s ia the
city Of Seattle. Niag cssanis. - T.. by te.
isR crushed uaaeF lalling sail. said wall
tu,ifta q dis iaisl} wsli between 1gktes =
rtneefnaas snd Aeihofu's property an
FFuut street. ileAr columbia Whfsa MAS
lsls standing By the bate f{Fv. aud aas
tiown daWn by The srtat WiHd hiCk pfs,
vailed ss the stme % she kiliilg
naEwsFx1 wtlt RECOVER
john Brewster the maa - seriously Ia
lufoi Al the tiaie schmidt wAs killed. VS.
reported 70 r. in mach morn favorable
condition st 4 eslark last n{aht lie las
reroyerea isartizl consciousness aHss the 81
toAFtnG phy sis'isn il 1T fhH sspinloa THAT
unless sctsao complication arises ae wiiS
yRfstaser
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LzLEy gLAT S&8KTy C0x AsY.---tsa.a.
esEailx ttse iA}ls Clay szsSsv eomp@ay.
waiCn = "a appear "a Turn Fe-esa hal
aexs Apaasssx sseaaik1. ts4z PsssshssEg Fysss
says 'sta1dsax goag2 t9schesl ssae tr, m
ian Iossg hssors shs eur4in went ap Al
HsEry el;lsanss Aez4Ivzny lzse eYezsnx.
LILLY IASs ~afsfS a5oznS s1oy LEA ag the az
sraetaafa Bh~ AfsS EsT1 Ssssaslsses1 81 1-ssi
rSs 70 s3at@Ats lie ss8exzsss1s lzsI4sg Exm ard
TIE sssksss@sEEs VI Ae-srs- N@Is EgstHa, Slssx-
ran, EissfsssSi aud Istsk were elrssr aas.
isast S<issZsz rs - tbs Distant past HE
ss1Gexssss icatzrxs oil Gsx pre,srzsagae
~rTs avgss asass wTss fssseixesi 4 as lf4Es.i-
ia aS4Fs1tsoG cs sise evening. hsss.YeE,
~ sS.S Efes-nstlost 81 sSS sxfrsFagzuzz.
t-sls4 s.ss1 SrEscS, akieu was oe4uslfasis
ssi ssIs4 unusually WEI rendered b the issi.
ssfoiss q 81 iEae company. Toe costumes
~ tsls iAsllss we're bFlshs. hxns and Gag.
kaags Aias .ns1f sEE. szts wefe rr9z Yfassi viii
enthusiastic ptaasfiEs Paexess sssyusss eFtll
fEaS Al t1s ArafsIas sials Meek
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TEs Z e. Mills COMPANY II. c. Miles,
William \. Robertson, Marion r. Telioisan
aod FrsRk W. GaofhBc OF Seattle. and E. q
Callahan of Misse,Igi, have fortiea az IN.
corporation under the name OF the T. c.
Miles Company. FOR The pn-pslse OF enTse.
iuE ia The nnanufsctnre aud ssie ~ stoves.
tsnwsre. plmmh1FS supplies sad gas ax.
lures. al kinds II sheet metals pipes
earshe9 ware and ftrrx rotfs. etc The
apital stock j aSsss a. s599a. divided
snto 90 shares of the par value OF sIa
esea. The iucaFtsorators will serve IS
trustees Hnsil tn. holding o. the annual
stes iiasdeFs meetiag pn Monday, ~ep:eFu-
Der 2 II Is the intention OF the cosnora.
tioa o. re.sSfasitsh the bwSinesS Of =. =.
Niles or = mach larger scaie than hefore
the IRE. aud % engase LARGELY in whole
szieinE.
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I'M Will MIX. fFNAsHE Do.
His Hans Have Nat Yet Essn Made
Iufssle

Taose who aFs waiting for usnry l.. Yes.
Ter 70 make another proposition to thss
council Ga hss tautams eoFasr ~iil pFab-
aeIy iss disappointed. TlsoSs ~ tue ooai
sienee Of tfe biz epsner proprietor say be
has msaIs bis sifSs, last and only pfopsSl
flea. and uaw that it hss been rejected. he
purposes doine ths faasnaBignoas talng on
tSs GsH asgoWat They say ne sill erect
bis u haiidiaE 90 she lipe saggss4e3 -
hin So The pf0gsys fi1u faasie Ia the e9nu-
eli, sui wiii give tie eits tie psrt eat III.
without siassaGss Il = sfss sassi thai n
Ssil move tae Pioneer hlg-N bnrS H.
tesl 81 eaafafla g. she aiaisatgg % Fiat
street, ofssy asking the actusl cost ~ the
soEk. II Mr., fesieF iues sisis. aud bis
friends are confident be win ft Will solve
gas riddle given ap BY the city council
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rartle Jung =.


The bGtter market is quite weak. This
condition OF sEfasrs is ascribed 70 the large
stocks held il san Franclse6 Daring tue
season Just etSwi. - a close a large
amour, o. butter was produced oaly par,
az which Was PACKED. When packing
ceased q Short time since al The Unpae sesi
tntses wss thrown upon the market. Thus
the market was oyergiuttsd.
In The hardware market dealers are en-
laytug good healthy trade. With sales,
building nlaterisi IS. OF course. Ia tbs
lead Only one hardware store eseapess IL
the recent Are. bar with eommeniahie en-
ierprise every hardware merchant fairIae j
out Immediately resG,aed hasiness. and al
are now enjoying profitable trade
The meat market is in very satisfactory
condition just At present fhoGgh the iaeii
tiles for carrying on business are miserable
fac hnsIness = aeing traTlsst tad.
MERCH ASDI>E AND PRODUCE RE.
CEifFS-Duriug the las. seaty four hour.
the merchandise aud produce receipts
were a. follows; Puget Sound shore road
- tons; toinmbis and Puget Sound rail
road, 10 tons; seattle Lake Shore 4 Resi-
ern railway, u0 tons. icy ,esisr-Fferaier
Is tons; Henry Bailey, o tons; Edith, 4
tons, Clara Brown. ion: City of quincy
ton; LagiEonde, 10 tens. Total receipts
S11i4 tons
SHIPMENT s-DIEing fhe last twenty
four hours goods snd merchandise were
shipped from seattle Ia The sGrrauuding
country as follows: Puget sound saars
scad IS tons; Columbia < Puget Sognd
railroad, b ,ons: Seattle. Lake Shore q
Eastern railway. nothing By wafer
aenry Bailey, tens. iola. tons; Craze,
tons; W. 2. Munroe, - tons: Fvsrsel ,
tons. City of quincy. tons; Clara Brown
q tons, Cascade. tons; Edith - tons
Washington, 10 tons; Clara Brown. toas
Michigan. tons; Nellie, 5 tens; Nom
tsinesF / ION. Total shipments ies tons
NATURE OF RECEIPTS Four L ar ioad,
60 itle, 800 SKIS tie9F, 500 pkts hardware. ISg
boxes fruit. 50 crates vegetables. lG5 og 81
lumber, 6 esrS brick. se0w lra5t SAME. 4
carloads cattle. ears h9Tses, % bales bed
ding, - eases stationery, . eases clothing.
20 eases dry gaods. so eases canned goods
( - bdls household goo1s, 80 pieces fnrui
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ARRESTED on SUSPICION.


The fosT IsrFii5s gsssE. yesterday
morning contained tie following aispaiea
from Tacoma,
s.Thp IIvssl McANsser, ~ lfaagda. vas
robbed 20 about $500 last night. aud 3frs.
VI. Is. AcAiiister, the nfgpgietgess, hss
Suspicious that he tslef = q + SMITH, tie
cook. Smith has disappeared. aad the
police ssa OF the opinion That DC has gufss
To Victoria
Deputy sheriff sas,lefy fea3 The dispatch
sad sci out q, once - hnd smith, whom
he knew hy sight feeling eQiistisnt that sfe
wouid come 10 SEATTLE where tie had
friends After iew hours seaseh be Hgef
him - the lower part ~ the clsy sfaa
placed him under arrest, iln a8ralIssd
that his mann was r. 6 smith, bat Stsefle
oasiy denied having bsra AZ klacoia for
some days, and sail be wss ready ~ pfuxc
an abb. Mt. AeAifistes has been notified
of the arrest and viii probably e0g8e here
to prosecute today. Fhe fetal amount
stolen. according 70 . ielscr received Yes
terday wss $40
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IN rHF rRoRArs cnnkI as KI,

rs THE PROBATE COURT OF KING
4 cogaty. Washington territory In the
natter al the SSiai,. of ~anIAei Denny, de-
I ceased, No, Sss, order 10 show cause gu sale
OF reai estate
/ John William Denny aud James Nc.
C0mbs, executors CT the lasf viii and tesla.
menf 90 samuel Denny, deceased. hsying
+ Died their Petition herein, dnly verified
pray ing for an order of sale Of a portioB al
I the real estate 81 the said Gecedcfit, fer the
i purposes therein set forth, aud IL appear.
4 ing unto the court that said petition sess
forth ali the necessary facts to authorize
5 sale OF said real estate, . IS therefore
ordered by the court that al persons intef-
( estet III tue estate OF said deceased appear
( before said probate court on the Sssh day
! OF Juiy. 1ss9, al II O'clock II. IN 81 said day
AZ the coar, room of said probate court az
The coart house IL the CITY Of seattle, and
then and there show cause, II any they
have, shy an order Shoalt not DC grantee
20 said executors 20 sell So much Of the,
real estate OF the said aaceas 4 rs shall he
necessary Tor the purposes set forth in said
tits further ordered By the court that
copy OF this order BE publishes nj least
four successive weeks Ina the SEAITlE Post
published spd ol e. neral circulation in
said King county.
Done ia open court This 18th day Of June
l,Sa. RICHARD OSBORNE,
Judge of said Probate Court.
TERRITORY OF W ASHINSToN,4
COUNTY OF KING,
/, Richard Osborne. judge aud ex osieio
clerk OF the probate 6Oart oi said King
county so hereby certify that the foregoing
j. n tal, true aud correct copy 0f ar original
0rfef 60 sh0s cause. granted 10y said pro-
bsie court on the isih day Of June. lsSg la
The matter Of the estate Of samuel Denny,
deceased
In testimony whereof. have herennto
ses ms hand and affixed tht seal oi our said
PROBATE court tais 18th day 0f June. ls1e
seal RICHARD OSBORNE.
Judge aud ex ofiieio Clerk al the Probate
Court 81 King county, Washington Ter
rit9ry.
FIRST publication June -, lssa
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The \. M. G. A. BUILDING.
Work 10 ibteBded "a BE Resumed In
Two Months

Mr.. George Carter, general secretary of
the seattle Yoang Mems Christian Associ-
alton, uow spending short vacation in
Victoria. writes letter lo 4 freud in this
city, ia eonrse 81 which he says,
We Intend 20 T-erseyere in our effort 10
bald. ss proposed before the dre. and the
only cause for temporary cessation I'm sae
carrying out OF our plans at Giace arises
from the fat that the contract for the
building was not let before the fire The
time for The estimates 80 be seat To us was
June Y. but the fire coming an the 9th in-
tSFcepted oar calculations Since the fire
we consider IL 10 be wise 70 wal, tgo
months before resgming active operations.
Ia the mean time we have temporarily
rented the frontage OF lpi. lease only good
from month - month. This win heip US
ON expenses and net hinder Us from build
Tag as soon As We fisd Il consistent 10 do 80.
Il write this, as seiae OF oar citizens felt
alarmed when they So. the W60siea build.
lngs being ereese1 On the lot, aud they
feared we were not going 10 build for a
long tine"
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Mice and Matches.
waltsbnrg Enterprise.

"
Last Saturday night about s 80 a. M.
a TIRE occurred in the barn of W. \.
Maxwell. The fire started about three
feet deep in solid hay that has been in
the barn . year or mere. Some OF the
hired ulen were sleeping in the barn
and the cEack sling oil the ire awakened
one Of them. 4 bucket OF wafer was
sitting near the bed. and the fire was
extingui-hed before il had broken into
flame. The origin OF the IRE is 8
mystery and Is only accounted for on
the theory that one or more matches
must saye been dropped at the time
the has was put in, aud that a ,nouse
bad nibhled the match TO get the
phoSpllnrus and so limited IL
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4rzs fssssstfao - ySrrzx~~ . sze 81 z1t
h<.kfszSs sszs< us szs <sey z1zs s-sz-s sErss -
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a. az 90 ss&~k IL srUaa &c re - tsE
ssss x4SS - p ars~7 "a skz@ xsssrw As Mr.,
Fazs<r sxs4 N.Y. sra pratsa~e~ IN kHzz
sx2tsls VIII tst GA se~sstrEssss ~ >.sSzze. &as
- zssEss ssezSsn ressn Asfax tlsx szgs
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aexMrH iSfsr czs Is esssszgsSxsx kssx arzAszgr
Es1zssz <szses ~ FssSSxr ssss ssssezsGezz
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~ wssssssa ~ vgEsAfsse sef&zsSzn 10 .Ae
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THE STATE Of WASHINGTON.
Wagon Road From Port Ange-
les 10 Port Townsend
Ea<mie. al the Bix gxaa FARMERS
Mice ~ Ine~ndsArfss-
der ~ Ediscn.
p..xs Aageaes cusnrnos. messts.

fssgs Aa-EAes Com gDna e@stA-
The srhoozaer Granger arrived
Wednesday morning With large force
OF men, ten mules, Wagons. ssrapers,
hay. feed. etc. 10 commence work On
the road from Port Angeles TO Port
Discovery. in Jefferson county. Al 5
sgecizI meeting OF the board OF county
commissioner of s1iallurn county, a
eont-aet wsS male with Mr.. Williams,
oil Jefferson county. TO construct a
wagon road from Port Angeles 90 the
Jefferson Clallan line, work 20 he
commenced st Port Angeles and 4
large force or aasn 20 be gut on 70
j soree the road through 81 the earliest
/ possible date
The first camp viii be located Al
Ennis creek. ore crew working down
Front ssrestto i.aafsi street wharf and
another toward Morse's creek N hen
these tao sections are cofa pleged the
camp VIII probably be moved 10 Bag
les creek, ana the t@o sections from
Mnrses creek 10 SaomeFss will ID
finished From >homers 10 Sequsui
{ prairie bat little work viii be done
/ bat from the prairie Ia the iiae about
eight miles OF road viii have ~ he
made.
! Mr.. Williams will then open the
road from the line 10 Wcosiman's OF
/. the east side OF tlsscusery nss under
contract with Jefferson ccaEIy.
This 1ogk Nia probably Dc con
I pietei daring the summer = hen teams
CAL come through frcaa Port Town
| send - PORT Angeles IN less than tea
hours. the road being about forty
miles in length The prompt action
{ OF the commissioners gives genera
Subtraction among the residents o.
the county.
1 The intention Of the commissioners
is 10 push enc main road throughout
the county. leaving il for the settlers
and road districts 10 aaiid the hraEct
roads.
This viii open or large area q
country fer settlement ana the extrs
"a xes received dusiDg The next Tvs
years viii reimburse the county fol
the expenditure.
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- where sks E2natsss Pxss1e sssi-n<st
za-ssex BE 1zssEszx<g. as4 sgszn~sxs zssa
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HANDY To HAVE AR0vND.-Yt s'ertisY
morning, when the Wagons and cages Of
sells Bros cireus were being transferred
from the cars "a this cifcBs grounds they
bad considerable difficulty IN drawing the
heavier wagons ap the steep nil near the
Eas works Ten horses were hitched on
the large cage containing the hippopoianli,
but they were unable 10 pull il up the hill
Finally two elephants were brought to the
s9scne of the Giacslly and the ease with
which thesa India rubber boys" boosted
tae wagon Up that hili gss a eaugioa
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COLLECTING Lasr PRorEsrY - Chief
Butterdeld is stiil gathering in I'M
claimed goods from all sources and
aow has 4 regular curiosity shop At
the temporary municipal store room
IN Turn ferein hall. Thursday after.
aeon he vas informed by A Gillian
that new buggy bad been secrete,i
by some one in the woods near
Twenty second street. He psid SIR.
Gillian - FOR tae information aud
hsd the vehicle brought 10 headaaar-
tiers. II j. a new buggy and is worth
at least $40. Several trunks we're Ye-
covered during the day aud the nat4es
os their owners learned hy letters aud
papers found In them. 4 large num-
Ter II articles have also been found In
SECOND hand stores where ghey have
been DISPOSED oi hy thieves. A care
tui llst OF unclaimed property a. police
headquarters has been prepared and
NIll be published in n iea DAYS.
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Another good Indian. This time II
Is well known character named Joe
Seam. Joe was shot AT Edison FRIDAY
morning. while sleeping. by some per
son unkHown, probably another In.
dian, Seam had always been u des-
perado among the other Indians, over
whom he terrorixed with impanity.
None OF them dared face him in an
open fight.
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DISTRICT COUNT Dola6s.
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Justices Court.
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TEMPERANCE HsAneCaRTERs The PEG
ple II the city interested ia the cause al
temperance bsxe 90 foo; q project "a es-
tah'fsh FsrrNrnen. heasfqaarters. s
ulsetssE sFaS held saSs M0ziay evening In
tisc TEN fs'eHuse ieat. IA discuss the feAsi.
tilitF tS CssAas Fishing suck hesdansyterS.
h wreSe ntSslyss ffu3a the ". e r. tate
fasnpcgsnce tiiiGnsss, different churches
sn3 s5s tisiTss fenFiars, were in atteass
aucs The met,eT was a3senssaf freely
ana cfefa Eaittre consisting 81 Mrs q g.
Hand saksf ehAiraaa, Nr George Bash.
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e0tsa he Obtained Iar. The cssmlaittee *
making canvass. aad alII presesg ~.
rseet - 8 oaeet,ng which j. - ~ called
81 81 xeak
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FaTningt0n Kc.Is
Already bailding has commenced
f in the burnt district of Seattle. No
bugs, "mossbacks" or clam dig
gers in that city.
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AAnRTEs, June - tsEaea Christine
sscead 4 iskse fest IN 81 avAsy balloon
tsaag & vas her Grsg asc@as- The balloon
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