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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-13

DI.Axs AND SPECIFICATIONS E0N
i On Sse q the otsfe OK Bird & Dora
bach for r0w 81 ho9sxx for T. Refnzx;
bids % 5e ~ in By o'clock p. m. April
= s.ss. owner reserves tie right 20 sese<x
sny o. al bids.
HIGH ETggET GRADE-sEALED BIDS
Ill VIII DC reserved By the undersigned.
city clerk Of the Gig OF seattle on or before
Frtcss, April ~. fsss. ~ O'Clock p L.,
Es TIE grading Of and construction Of
sidewalks On beth sides OF High street,
from Temperance street 30 SexsEr street.
In accordance with the plans and kreetn-
cations therefor nov On Gle IN rny O1lca-
Each bid 20 be accompanied BY CASH do
po<it Of no rs security for the sxeeasion
Of any contract shas may be awarded TIE
city reserves the rssht 70 reset any and a.
bfds c. W. Ferris, clerk. First pn5tiez-
sfon % this notice April is. isss.
TOrETH STREET GRADE = SEALED
IT bids viii be received by the under
signed cSry clerk Of the city Of seattle or
or before Friday. April I2. lsss. ~ O'Clock
r rn-. for the grading OF and construction
OF sidewalks on both sides OF Fourth street.
rom Depof street 80 Battery street tn &C
corsisnce with the plans and speed seartoAs
therefor now on fie In nay 0fzlee. Each
bid 70 be accor panied by cash deposit
Of so a. security for the execution Of any
contract tfsst May be awarded The city
ft<<fs - ktzE 3xLaf 10 fEgCN& Al &&1A BAL
bids. C. VI. Ferris. CLERK First puolsca-
fion of tails notice April IL. 1883
Dixie STREET GEADE-sEALED BIDS
j viii be received By the undersigned
city clerk OF the city of seattle, On or before
Frfday. a prii - .1ss9, ef 1 o'clock D. m. for
fhe grading of and construction OF side
walks on both sides Of Pike street. from
Front street 70 Wess street, In accordaiice
with the plans and specifications therefor
now on Gle In my Office. Each bid TO be
accompanied By cash deposit Of ESQ IS
security for the execution OF any contract
that may he awarced. The city reserves
The right 20 reject any and all bids. O. w.
Ferris, CLERK First publication of this no
tice. April Il. lssa.
CEDAR STREET GgADE-NoTICE Is
~ hereby given that the assessment rel
for the grading of Cedar street, from Fifth
street to Elliott bay, and constructing a
sidewalk On both sides thereof, has been
fied with the undersigned, clerk of the
city OF Seattle: and further notice Is here
By given that said roll is open TO public
inspection a. the Office Of said clerk, in the
city hall. and viii remain open for inspec-
ton until Friday, April 10, fSs9, AZ q 80
O'Clock .. m, aud th AZ all persons feeling
themselves aggrieved by any such assess
ment may apply to the Common Council
of said city 10 have the same corrected on
said April IL, ies9, at 30 o'clock r. m, nj
their council chamber, In the city hall. G.
W. Ferris, clerk. Date of first publication
Aprit 8. 1ss9.
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A most excellent appointment Is
that Of Mr.. T. n. Reed, IT., to hs
register Of the land offce AZ seattle,
announced this morning. Mr.. Reed
viii bring skill ~ 8 lawyer and special
training in The business in hand TO .
work IN which these qualities are
badly needed 81 this time. He viii
find Il a big job 70 'straightsn out
the Office. but may be depended upon
10 DO ii. A better man for the work
could not have been found
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According 10 the Raifnrag Age
Washington Territory has nors miles
os railway projected than any Of The
other Western states and territories.
The construction contemplated aggrs,
gates 1913 miles. California follows
with 1865 n1iies.
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Election Notice.
Meeting of Stockholders.

Notice OF meeting of stockholders for In
cressing capital stock of Seattle Dry Dock
and ship Eaiiding Company.
Notice Is hereby given BY the under.
signed, majority of the trustees of said
company. 70 the stockholders thereof, tha,
a meeting of said stockholders viii be held
al the once OF said company at the coEn-
psny' 5 works at the foot of Charles street
in the city of seattle, county of King, Ter.
ritory Of Washington, on Thursiay.the aoth
cay OF May. Isss. st o'clock In the after
Room. for the purpose OF increasing the
capital stock Of said company TO the sum
OF three hundred thousand dollars $500
600 TO be divided into three thousand 800
shares OF the paF value of one hundred
dollars gsiegl per share. All the sscckholsi-
erS are requested 20 attend.
u. T. DURIE.
PErEa MORAN, Trustees.
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ks sasa'&r annual zaeSsang al sha sfees.
As15ssegs s. fzie Hen ssrcwerN' Association
Nls - ssxss AZ tssN ssesSx % the esssus Assw
ss~sss1 e=s1 = sase zz1asla Sszilasag &c &
Mss 3, zsss. ~ : a'es1<sk n "a ~ szg1 aNv.
Fse nazsssl Eszetzgss1 81 EAe zrEsse4s az
sxsA esassssRssv xiii take ssAes q sksz sssess-
tag g. ~ sS0E<- sezs- asrseszssemk
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IaNDSc4PF G4RnFyF9S

l. o sssH : AGEkI, NAOMI HoRTF
He sAlzrxi gaf5ens. Saozss. kits1r
coaats. VI. T---fAae.scars arcestersssse
Az-a sEsssaexF5nzs typographical szrveyS.
As5sSs - ass, sEsae; seStio-@ks tie lAysux on.
81 rAsks psfvssa gTuU.As sad esx2ees-s
$3.50 gsx 80 y ssfe~r rAeshnfs
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4tfl1os S4EK.

ffW@ssS ~ AUCTION - nNAwFe a
ssH%is wi2 ssss - saessea - fuyAsiss.s
s. 8a r. 80 TNMesSy AsFzl ~ ID Asss s.
Sssss &ss@sk. Sc ssagaa Eeasgssss ssszss sssa a Z
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sAE aerssasTiIgsS STEAMSHIP IL.
AKssS4- EEaas& N eska Ezass4sF VAR
s3A fse EAF ASH aa3ssez gers Is essts,tsss
kAks* @s2 sal fRzgn S4r FszssSkzazs -
1sssszss ssxss - Aihs&4 g. !. a. ~ &c sxs
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THE ADMISSION or ,pAuo.

Idaho Is going "a have a constita.
saonai convention en July {. and pro
poses 30 frame a constitution. submit
u for adoption and apply at she next
Congress for admission Into the union.
The people Of Washington viii sym.
pathlfe with their territorial neighlsorS,
but Il is hardly probable that state,
hoasl VII be granted this year. Idaho
has as the most not Over iOo. GO peopIs
and. outside os the mining districts.
Is NOT settling up 80 rapidly As some
other territories. undoubtedly the re.
autremens for . representation IN Con
gress acS,oniing Co the census ~ next
year viii be one for nos less than i>A.
no people, and il IS aqscStioa neither
II Viii he deemei advisable h give
statehood TO a terriseFy which. IN the
matter q populations. falls So Tar short
% The requirement. Stsll. the slispo.
sssian eE Congress seems Ia he more
generous IN the matter az allowing seY-
fhofies soae consideration. and not a
rev senators and representatives fasor
admitting 10 the union all al the Ter.
fi'oFies which are able Is, sgp,.oss =
state government ard maintain free
American Institutions. even though
she conditions regarding popalasis,sa
are not eosss,siied With faaAnsns
sho'isd, therefore, not lose hope uatl
ahe hti FOR their adaiS>ioa has failed
!" pass, or, Il pissed. has hecn sess~ss.
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- TkAf fss-- tASfrsE xgssS sssA4 t3ssaK,
rs ksss7s4sss-.. - 4 IN SET. = 49,,
- Sss Hssse "a AL - = xsss,t
&szsssaA sA&Ase =
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We call special attention tD the
pAlATuNE HILL ADDITION.
Call for Labor Convention.
HALL or WESTERN CENTRAL,
LAsoR UNION,

HALL OF WESTERN CENTRAL,
LAsoR UNION,
SEATTLE. April 10, 1889. }
At a meeting of this union held on the
above date, il was resolved that in view of
the approaching election of delegates to
the constitutional cenver ton the occa.
sion is ripe for the calling together of
members of the various labor organiza-
tons in this city. with q view of having
proper representation in said convention,
10 the end that provisions of special inter-
est to workingmen may be Incorporated
In the new constitution. II was there
fore determined as the unanimous sense
of this body, that a convention OF rep
resentative OF the several labor organiza-
tons be called To meet at
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Advertisements nndef lne neaas Of Lost
Fgund, Fer sale, 10 LIS ana situations
wanted viii he inserted st the rate Of 2
cents 4 word for ETxt Insertion cent q
ws5Fls for eGcA subsequent Insertion. Pay
usessf always FIJI advance.
Ine following sctfers are awaiting xdvsr-
Users 81 this asksees
Lis. Cook. Dining Room.
~ VI. 4 ". -
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raRrxERS WaNrED.

yNA&TKD--A MAN TO TAKE WHOLE
w ay half IuteTcst In fhe best located
site for manufacturers purposes In the
city good buildings, good wharf, and best
plaut ct isoveF msehlaery in the country:
5 year, lease % commission. Address.
or rail. lsRs Front street sruis store
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lNlf

I.'0ENa EsSpiEs SILK tgMaRgI4A
I sysse y yer sasss. sn ssexess 4. "
ga tais efses, sFssSe Esss gzsTfy. 2sss p.&s
SO sss Ntse ksses seus
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EE HALL
Wednesday Evening. April ~,

At s O'Clock, at which time one or more
delegates win be elected, as the conven.
ton may elect. The basis of representa-
ton will be at the rate of three delegates
for every 80 members, or fraction thereof
aud one delegate for every additional IS
or fraction thereof
The Western Central Labor Union
earnestly desires TO impress upon working,
men that in no sense is this a political
move. for the aggrandizement of any per
son or party, having no connection what
ever with any political faction or clique
but Is simply. as above expressed. for the
purpose OF sending 20 the convention
competent delegates, pledged to interests
of the wage-wcrker and to secure the en-
actment of laws in their behalf.
IA cordial invitation to this convention i
extended 20 all labor organizations in the
city. whether represented in the Central
Labor Union or not. BY order
WESTERN CENTRAL LABOR UNION
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Dissolution of Partnership.

sakp hereses9re exaStsns 5eswasa h2rrsxon
tsasSszF, <. o. kuxIsSh FrxAk " Lnn
AAEs, za4 ~. = Collins, ansseT ire arns
sss4 ssssa 81 tse NJ NerEsun Mil Tasn ~aasy.
> skfss DAY sssssasYz4 ~ EsnsnAa asnNent
Al essl1ssf kgasuxt ard dsSss eaTng ~ the
sad tsEza Mssz ~ eetx1ss & ~ abs said xfayvs-
soE. ssus1leE sHz y . KslgsisA.
Dated - -. SsE1ess. - ~Saxst SssmnfS.
- sta Oar Ct Apzsi. a. a. 1ss8
ssaNKa3 HARRISON CLOTH TER
= Il. ES6YssH,
FRANK ~ nEfNaAN
~ r. COLLINS
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asNex "a ~ fssssss s2sst ~ t.es es.sss stee,s
syessgsasy, Ntss ssis ~ ss&s al s. s5ssassk -
- Assax ssasssS'sasgfs ~ ass 2seansaEes
IL ASfAla-A NfnaR wfxW s.f4sf f5
- sfs yesrs nAass ssssssissss a. hssas.s
k*xsST - w4ss4 @Sss s3fsfas4V~s Ais
81 ~. sfsts sss&s = SO sslss4ss
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f F i + kS S;8SSyAS.s Trustee.
Notice to Stockholders.

STuckH0LDERs' MEETING NOTICE
- j. hereby given tina: ny c-der OF THE
president and ef the board 81 diree-
tors 81 iaae south Prairie Coal Com
pany, there will b. q raeesinx 81 the
stockholders OF said company at the ofses.
os said company ~ No - Sacramento
street. IN tbs city and county af san Fran
cisco. California. On Thursday. The 18th
Gay 81 April. A. d. lisa. al the hEBr OF II
e'elssrk =. n Of said day, for fsle purpose af
siectlug hoarsi o! directors and other
officers Of said company for the
saxRIug ys~. and for the frNasa stion OF
such other business as max eosEsr before
said uaeeting BY order Of the president
sua 81 be toarsi Of directors
T. II HENDERSON.
Secretary % the South Prairie Coal Go.
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mere can be no rsasoaalle aaabs
taat sack 81 TIE indictments saana ii
i'ors Townsend on Ehars.sss there s
s.s'assaaA'y Of the worst sars. These
VINO hAve shs hess reason se smaw
aees@fe that there has bees ! ssssea.
sue seuFse q Eeaaesy isus eoassaael
y has taken many sossns ana has
f'ea I'raeesssa both arAimst the rS.x.
efnnaeaas aud Ssasnss e0h.asr,e
v hsss We cAnnut slouts sa.s saes II
sssssssnssisy. &c hsss small Aek@ sh.s
anything NIL eesns a. tsse s.soseea.
Mons vhseh hare Iass bees instituted
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HtNTED--T TENNIS
roR REvr.

W ASTEfi-sufTAHIE TENANT FOH
w ihe Walter Graham farm. Inquire
Of Ehen SE8iih.
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NOR SALE - $50 FEET on FRONT
JIG street TAsz prsye-tg Ii offered 20
capitalists 81 great sacrifice u Il the
b<ss located and the greatest bargain on
The street ali ready - build on wifhe1s 8
ia three months, IL purchased this week.
terms very easy. Efuroe & Eanagys 1i6
Occidental h1oek
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COMPARE THE TERMS,
Prices and advantages OF our
LAND SYNDICATE
With any other before the public. The
Land is perfect IN lis location and close "a
the railroad center and manufacturing in.
dustries OF Seattle. The adjoining tracts
are now selling in bulk. az just double the
price per acre at which we are pooling tails
important addition. The vice president OF
the
Merchants National Bank
Has kindly consented to act as
Trustee for the Stockholders.
We repeat, do not fail TO compare our
terms and 10 call. st once, at our Office and
thoroughly investigate this matter.
Terms, one-third cash; one-third in
one year, and one-third in two years.
We call special attention to the
PALATuNE HILL ADDITION.
This property comprises the choicest and
greatest margin for profit even upon theiI
present merits alone, but upon the con.
struction OF the navy yard ct Lake Wash.
iugton these lots win increase in value be
yond the most sanguine expectations
Even now the addition is in the center Of
the manufacturing district. surrounded by
factories and lying at the salt water gate
way of the canal. Postoffice, schoolhouse
public hall. railroad depot on the property
Only Is minutes from the city by the 8. l.
S. & z. R. R., which runs hourly trains al
l0c: in addition to which the new motor
line is about 10 be constructed to the prop
erty. Lots 6ox110 feet from $l65 upwards
GRAY d CLAYWoRTh,
7o71z Front St
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Y-oE eALE--TwD YCEE GOOD WORK
il cattle Apply a. issoza (, A-ts<.e oaila-
snx. sesstse. Of 80 MrsL Hottie. Part Eisks-
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TNK sALE TWO CHOICE LOIS II
Is Olive ard gzexsur. street. aidfs gzss on
TIE ridge IA third block from Jackson
street cable. go AID sS5G Address pest
s.sss 50 exxr y<f
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nR. GEO. A. REICH. oCULIST, AuR-
~ ist, laryngoscopist, having returned
from mis- trip to the East aud Europe, will
be pleased 70 meet his former patrens
and others desiring his services, at his
former Office, In the Yesler Leary Block, &C.
attic, w. T. Residence, corner Fourth and
Marion. iyI7dw
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site for manufacturers purposes In the
ettfi good buildings, good wharf, and best
plaut 81 power machinery in the country:
year. lease; u0 commission. Address.
or rall. H. Front street. fruit ssore.
HtNTED- TENNIS.
AASTRl,-suiTAHI.E TENANT FOR
The Walter Graham faFia. Inquire
0f Eheu S8ith.
FOR REST
E'oR kENT--A oSE.sToay HOUSE ON
u Jackson street. near Green, with a
small amount 81 furniture for sale. In.
quifv at Saii Jackson street.
I.soE RENr~You CAN Rtfy A HotfsF
] ali Siaisksd. gu Is monthly nayueats,
which asaesRts ~ hstle more that rent
servy, + y. WRITER. Seenaa aud James.
Lsox RENr- HOUSES. FROM SIX TO
e. ssfssms, ~ rent, with iyFnitnsv ansi
lease fer sale. Hail & fillmore. SEE Front
street,
l.suk RkNt~NitE FURNISHED ROOM
\ ~ toe fiufeHec hotsSe. Madison street,
near Fourth street.
LsoK RESf - NscRty FURNISHED
II Ea0u Tor oee gent. lssFa Tenth ss-wet,
corner hewel IN lake unian car line.
l,soR RENT @Housg OF sisHr Rooms
u welt lofasSsts muse buy three OF four
hundred dollars worth Of new faFnssnrc
Adasoss isnss9sssec b-sx ist
sI,o Rant : carrAs4E HorSES ar
l smiths Cove. II, A, saiJh.
'Io RgNr -NIcEiY FuRxfsHRn Al
4 cove between Cog one 90 two gensie.
haSns tAo ha'.skS lFein pestestee; refer
stsees re9sirvd ilax -.
rt'o RFNr-- rHg NYN sTuRg AM
L x,stsi aasssscss location corner Fourth
aud Pike ssrets new ssssek az srceeriss
pes yet esssVG ser ss'e ~ tavasse ysfee
kss.- s Il.ssrnasss. e y N:lslvr hulldlns
REsL FsrtrE RaR.srNx
:. sakEs N MIST seArrlE. WATER
~ ffssNt. sr~nssld xsHw ~ the ssF,, 80 -
asilss one ~ the hsns1asasSs r.tsees fsr
ptsssssts ssvs21tszis 90 s.ts hay esas ale ~
sasssna , ArEs sstvnE .Fetsss> ; sud s Arszals
building, Eroaf s=rst
n. AcRsS ~ SpgiN0 BROOK An
w miles nefta ~ >esstAe gSssssssfsee. inr
sac tS eM sscs. rsss5sa :. Harris ) hickman
eas3itBK. seaat saa NArsaa ~
faloteg INVESTMENT EfGHr Ann
y eae-ssaiFd segse IN ssssFaan l. ealy ,a'u
50 s-sss sl.ssy s fe.l. t'oFs Tews.sssssi,
4 ssiulvg AcRE psoPEETY NORTH or
Y Lake Eeiea a. 49, - $50 pes acre. -
trssss Way sSE fsssz eve 81 81 xcsts BARR
4 FsaANMAN
NPkClAt kAasAtN< N IsrS SIS.
- twvxa Nth &as Mssstssss Streets 81 SIC
= ts~A sFseee, gsss. NAF8 4 AakEMAN
T0sr.
I osf A SNAIL JAPANESE prP
- stasfef sti5 - Tewsn5ess ~ leAViax 81
ftsss sEtsane&e 0ssss.
I oST YKSTksnAY NEAg eagNsR
q Ct Fesssta ssa& SirxiulA sFs,sess a ssgsAiS
taasa Basket containing ssss~ II as.sssss
xss*sss sssfg g anuev ard ether sFstssl..s
Fislsses vii ossiiss - asvsaz a. pssSs asel
I osT--A SES D,1lx.Ak G0sn ylgck
h hf fNNU maH a. h@ hssF IA 49,
world kas4HF Ssses.s rssusa Is fssst -ssss.s.
ssSeaeNf eesea
/ saSE~-8 SMALL. BROWN SAME
u wtfh sRFsF ANf sssw@vtax - fsss
tsasse - s51sHs & sAss2ase sseWas,s 81
sss ISL laz Be Feswrp ~ Jssssae eslstsss r.
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E0K sAf.x-Br4sftss CHANCE GRO
r oery store cskKr and fruks store. con-
tecfIouery ana fruit sxpfss cheap ioraSsons
Hse Hall 4 Gszn1ee 80 frSEf STREET
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EsGINEERs and DRaTGHTSHfs.

festsfsErhS Seb BR8E fsH F>Hf-N.
NkVISs & BAKER ORCHARD NV
~ tnss @T., aud harses II Rakefa, civil
eaEtnssyS and architects Plans hasss ssr
hydraulic and SANITARY works. fona8a
tanss aad general construction. ra4argad
projects and general surveying. houses &c.
sleatd an euili Ne, sess Front -
Nt0kk1 & 0MkNs q. 4. ~sfsEnRY. III
- n owens, civil engineers, surveyors
an. contractors Railways ara reas.r yssf
&c Ensks 3cssxrssG and built 1nsee~-
ES~ssszs = and 81, Yesse- heck. gzEaax 5;
epnSsSsfr Csscilseaisl
n a, ANDERSON s. CT, ENGIs kkR-
Ne std dssuEAsSfaeA. Corrected tsvxE-
saap 9issss city. rouafy zsa ss.fistsau Trxss
Ne rs Columbia ssrees, second door f-ssg.
Inltea safes land ofssee. seattle Wash.
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IsVH kkNr~ HnuSt.S. FROM SIX TO
4 e. yaums, ~ rent, with iagnitnrv ans,
lease fer sale. Hail s tsslHaarp. SCI Front
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l.sok RkNt--NitE FURNISHED ROOM
Il a. tae Fiurenec hoaSe. Madison street,
near Fourth street.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06
ARRESTED on rwo CHARGES.
Assault with Intent to Kill and Carry Con-
cealed Weapons.

Assault with Intent To Kill and Carry Con-
cealed Weapons.
Henry Cashior, harness maker IN
the employ Of Moran Bros., was ar
rested aud confined in jail on Sunday
on two charges; one for assault with
iutent TO kill a cowboy named Webber
aud the other being for carrying a
cealed weapon. He was arraigned be-
fore Judge Schwartz yesterday and
pleaded guilty on the charge of carry
ing weapons and was fined SIS and
coats. To the charge Of assault he
pleaded not guilty and will have a
preliminary examination before the
Judge to-day.
The case grows out Of fight which
occurred on Sunday In a saloon on
Park street. webber is cowboy and
was engaged in playing cards at
table with several men among whom
was the accused. A quarrel arose be-
tween them which resulted In Csshion
drawing a revolver and shooting
Webper through the left wrist, inflict-
inc a severe and perhaps serious
wound. webber did not appear be-
fore the court yesterday, being, IL was
understood, confined TO his room.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-06
locality under the new law and will
tike with nm when he returns all the
paraphernalla Of his Office.
OUR DIsTINGuIsHD GUESTS.


Arrangements for the Reception of the
Senate Committee.
An Informal meeting Df the mem.
Gers Of reception, entertainment and
reffeshment committees appointed at
the citizens meeting was held at the
rooms of the Miles City Club last
night. Mayor Rtdd was In the chair
aud s. Gordon acted as secretary. The
object of the meeting was to exchange
Ideas aud arrange program for the
proper reception and entertainment of
senatorial party while in Miles Citv.
1t being definitely ascertained that
the party would arrive here on Wed.
nesday abou. noon the following pro-
gram was after deliberation decided
upon. Messrs. Joe 'Scott and Geo.
Scheeiz will, As previously arranged,
go to Glendive by to-dsy's train
where they will meet the visitors and
return with them on Wednesday.
Arriving at Miles City the senatorial
party will be introduced TO the mem
bers Of the reception committee by
Messrs. Scott and Scheetz. The visit
ors will then be taken In carriages to
the club rooms where general intro
duction q citizens will be had. A
half an hoar will probably be con-
sumed In this ceremony, when the
visitors will be taken In carriages to
localities ID the immediate vicinity Of
the town. where the benefits OF irrigs-
tion on our soil can be demonstrated
to them by the exhibition Of growing
crops and vegetation. On this trip
the visiting party will be divided up
and accompanied by well informed
citizens who can impart useful infor-
nation concerning the coil of the val
ley etc. On the return from this trip,
which will possibly consume two
hours. the party will again be taken
to the club rooms where q discussion
OF the purposes Of The senate commit
tee and the reclamation oil arid lands
will be had. Succeeding this dry SUBJ
ject. the citizens will join with their
distinguished guests In the enjoyment
Of choice lunch. moistened with ac-
ceptible fluids. An adjournment will
then be taken till after supper. when,
II agreeabll 10 our visitors, another
meeting will be held at the club rooms
at which speeches will be the order.
The visiting party has some very sc-
complished speakers, and their re-
marks will be very instructive and
entertaining.
Lest there should be q misunder-
standing in regard to the nature of the
entertainments at the club rooms, we
are requested TO state distinctly that.
at these meetings the doors will De
opeu.to every citizen Of Miles City. and
each and all are cordially invited to
in them.
A special invitation has been ex.
tended 10 Col. Swaine aud the Off c,rs
at Fort Keogh, who will doubtless ac-
cept and attend 10 body,