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Confidential Clerk Arrested.

CLEVELAND, April 24.-E. L. Whitaker,
book keeper and confidential clerk for the
plumbing firm of Smith & Connors, has been
arrested for embezzling the FIRMS money.
The shortageis said to be $1,000.
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No Sunday Trains

New YORK, April 24.-Not only on the
Michigan Central, but on all Vanderbilt
roads, freight trains will be stopped Sun
days after May l. The experiment viii be
made by the direct urgency of Cornelius
Vanderbilt
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English Races.

LONDON, April 24.-At the EPSON spring
meeting, the city and suburban handicap,
mile and quarter, was won by Ley
bourne's colt Goldseller; Lord Dudley's
horse Fullerton second; Sir r. Jardine's
colt Wiseman third. There were nineteen
starters.
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SPECIAL COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column for Situations
Wanted or Help Wanted, Inserted first THREE
TIMES FREE. All other advertisements 1Oc.
per line first time, and SC. per line each subse-
quent time. BY the month 81 per line
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Parnell's Suit.

DUBLIN, April 24-The case of Parnell
against the London Times for libel has
been expunged from the list CT cases await
ing trial before the high court of justice in
Ireland
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INC Emperor of CHINA to Relgn.

WASHINGTON, April "a The state de-
partment is informed by Minister DENLY
at Pekin, that the Emperor assumed the
reins of the Chinese government on the
4th of March
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Massachusetts, Constitution Amendment.

Boston, April 4.-Returns are now be-
ing received from all the cities and towns
of the vote for and against the prohibition
amendment. The total for the amendment
is 1856, against is / 1881, 195, showing ma
jority against the amendment of 4, 449.
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Bandits In Cuba.

HAVANA, April 4-Several banditti have
fallen into the hands Of the civil guards.
In one encounter guardsman was killed.
The banditti are well nigh wiped out,
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President and Mrs. Harrison Entertain.

WASHINGTON, April 24-President and
Mrs. Harrison entertained Vice-President
and Mrs. Morton at dinner tonight.
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COlliery Explosion.

LONDON, April 24.-An explosion has oc-
CURED in the Broncepeth colliery at Dur
ham. Five persons were killed.
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ReligiOn and Politics.

PITTsBURG, April 24.-The National Re
form association, now in session he&e, has
| adopted a resolution requesting President
| Harrison TO mention Christ in state papers,
| especially in Thanksgiving prOclamations.
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Remarkable Time.

LONDON, April 24.-The Inman lines new
steamer City of Paris made the trip from
New York to Queenstown. arriving yes
terday, in six days and six hours.
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War Vessel Arrives.

New YORK, April 24-The United States
steamer Essex from the Asiatic squadron,
arrived this morning.
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Skipped.

WINNIPEG, April 24.-W. P. Dulmage,
timber inspector at Rat Portage, has
skipped. He is $4,000 short.
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CACHE VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

MO POINT IN UTAH OFFERS TO CAPITAL
IN better inducements than does Logan City.
Parties looking for farms ranches, residences or
business properties in the beautiful valley OF
Cache will find 1t to their advantage to CORE
spond with Stewart s. Martineau, P. O. Box IA
Logan, Utah.
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A New Election in Austria,

VIENNA, April 24.-An imperial decree
has been issued dissolving the provincial
diets and ordering new elections.
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ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEW
" elry, E. McCarrick, 240 South Main street.
Railroad tickets bought sold and exchanged.
Member OF the American Ticket Brokers' aSso-
citation j K Gillespie $40 South Main street.
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A Big Catch.

ST. JOHN, N s., April 24.-The catch of
seals by the hunters from this port within
the last six weeks is worth 81 ,0OO,0 900. This
is unDrecedented.
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CITIES OF A NIGHT.
Towns in oklahoma Spring up Like Mushrooms
Everywhere.

KANSAS CITY, April 2A-The Journals
Oklahoma city special says: Oklahoma
city, like Guthrie, was built il day, or,
properly speaking, was claimed in an hour,
excepting that portion which was captured
before the time by those appointed to go
down and execute. the law. Deputy United
States marshals laid out the town Sunday
night, and Monday morning they covered
THE SUPPOSED CHOICE SITES
with tents. When the train from the
south arrived about l o'clock, the
later corners were simply struck
with amazement. They did not repeat
the wild rush ut Guthrie. They mechan-
ically walked over to the townsite and took
what the government officials had kindly
left and went on out two miles, stalking
town lots.
Water at Oklahoma is plentiful. There
is not the same suffering as at Guthrie, and
in fact there is less dirt and dust than at
Guthrie The days are hot, the nights are
cold and food is hard to obtain. The new
corners at Guthrie are peaceably inclined,
but they may yet show their lndlg-
nation over the action of the govern
ment officials There is now organ
lied crowd which tomorrow VIII
put a squatter upon the lots OF every man
who anteUateS Il o CLOCK, noon, Oh Iue '--u
inst. They have been at work securing the
names Of these people and have now the
exact location. In the forenoon hundred
lots. all choice ones, will be jumped at one
time, while the jumpers will be backed by
TWO HUNDRED ARMED MEN.
If peaceable possession is, given, being
overpowered by numbers, there will be nu
trouble Should resistance be made, thee
force will be used to eject from the prop
erty those men, and their property Will
be thrown from their lots. Be 1t under
stood that Guthrie city has 5000 people,
with no streets laid out. Claimants have
been crossing near the centre OF the town
and have been stalking out and improving
their claims in the so-called streets and
alleys
The result of this is that spectators have
gotten black eye. The lots sold the first
day were the only ones upon which any
money was made, and but few OF them.
Now that freight can be obtained, building
in both cities is going on rapidly. Work
has already commenced at breaking the
sod: and conditions at this time
being favorable, there will be enough
vegetables raised for home consumption.
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GEORGE W. CARTER & co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS,
w 104 and log West Temple. Boiling beef
and corn beef to cents. Steaks 10 TO IL cents
and other meats at equally low prices.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

A Ii LADIES WISHING HELP OF ANY
"A KIND; and all persons seeking employment
please call at 261 S. West Temple street.
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STOVES FOB SALE.
MONEY LOANED

NUMBER OF HEATING STOVES FOR
In sale at cost price. All new. Walsh, Kim
ball block
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Amendments.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The President
to-day appointed Willis Sweet, of Idaho,
United States attorney for that territory.
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COME AND EAT

HOT DINNER FROM ls TO AT PETER
IL sons restaurant, % e. First South, q
cents. Meals at all hours.
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mo- Courtesies for Rritishera.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 24-In the senate,
thisn morning, Pierce asked the privilege
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Chamber suits, carload latest styles, just
eceived at S. R. Marks & Co.
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Secretary Blaine Indisposed.

WASHINGTON, April "a. = Secretary
Blaineis suffering from slight attack of
lumbago. He remained at home to-day.
A telegram was received from Superin-
tendent Christian, of the railway mail SER
vice, at Guthrie, Oklahoma, asking that the
Santa Fe road be instructed to deliver
mail there. He has made arrangements to
forward mail to Lisbon or Kingfsher sta
ton by stage.
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LOST, STRAYED Oh STOLEN.

DISTRACTION APRIL Is, 1889, ONE
u hight roam 4year-old heifer with bald face
and branded z on right hip. Leave or send in
formation at 255 w. First South street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A FIRST
class pastry cook. Address N c., this
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ENOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING RESTAJ-
L rant at Pocatello, Idaho. Address, postofice
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Best and cheapest Elite Restaurant,
opp. Walker House. Day and night.
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DOR SALE-THE BOUNTIFUL FIOURING
II mill, seven room brick house twenty acres
OF land, etc. Inquire of w. D. Major Bo1ntifuI.
Utah. 49,
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HOMEMADE SHOW CASES.
FOR SPRING PLANTING.

A T ABOUT HALF THE PRICES OF THOSE
n imported from Quincy or any other place
G. F. Culmer & Bros.
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PRICE: FIVE CENTS.
SPECIAL COLUMN.
FOR SALE

ENOR SALE-THE STORE AND FIXTURES
and lease on ground opposite the Utah 6
Nevada depot north, the best corner for summer
business IN the city. Inquire at store.
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WANTED-SITUATION BY A YOUNG
" man, would be glad to get anything so as
to be kept in employment; would prefer hotel
work to any. Address F. R., this office
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-A SIXTEEN ROOM HOUSE
u one half block east from Main street on Third
South, suitable for lodging or boarding house. q
most desirable location. Apply to John s.
Barnes, 1856 South Main street
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SILVER PALACE RESTAURANT.

MO. 60 W. SECOND SOUTH STREET. THE
IN largest, finest and most thoroughly equip
ped restaurant in the city. Open day and night
n. Bernardis, Proprietor.
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LOST.
OsT-ONE BAY HORSE. BALD FACE,

left hind foot white branded K on hind leg. Re
turn to t; J. Brown, IA W, Second South and
be rewarded.
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Taylor the Tailor, As, E. Second South. =
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YOUR LAST CHANCE.

d JONES AND J. FREE HAVE RE
ID. turned from driving their first herd to their
Provo river ranch, and are prepared to take all
parties stock horses or cattle brought to the
Eigth ward square corral on the morning OF the
18th of April Our range is good and our prices
reasonable; cattle 8, horses s.. Respectfully,
j. FREE,
B. JONES'
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90 TO CHRISTOPHERSEN' SALT LAKE
VI Nursery, on State Road, two miles south OF
the city for your Fruit, Shade and Ornamental
Trees. Roses, Shrubs, etc Home grown as well
as imported. Leave orders in the c ty, at Grund-
lUnd's store, No. 50 E. Second South street.
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u suite, corner rooms, second floor of
HERALD building, city water and steam heating.
TOR RENT-A GOOD OFFICE ROOM. SEE
IL Pratt Bros. at their Real Estate Office, III
s Main Straat
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WANTED SITUATION BY COMPE
W tent bookkeeper. Address T. c., thf:
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WANTED-A MAN TO SOLICTTIN OGDEN,
w must be of good address, deposit SIS, give
security Tor money collected, salary 500 amOnth.
Call or address room II, Raybould block, Salt
Lake city.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN TWENTY
w two years of age, situation to take care of
three or four carriage horses and buggies in a
good family; can furnish good reccommenda-
lions; wages no object so much as good home
is desirable. Address ". this office
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SALESMEN-WE WISH FEW MEN TO
- sell our goods by sample to the wholesale
and retail trade Largest manufacturers in our
line. Enclose 2-cent stamp. Wages 50 per day.
Permanent position. No postals answered.
Money advanced for wages advertising, etc
Centennial Man'rg Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED-A MAN OF 81. AN EXPER
w fenced bookkeeper and clerk, speaking
four languages, would like position in store or
office. Address, K. B., HERALD.
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FITS.


ORDER YOUR SCREEN DOORS AND
" windows at Sandberg'5 Furniture Co., 1O5
and ITO w. South Temple.
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WANTED-A MAN TO SELL ADVERTIS-
w ing novelties A good thing to right party.
Address this office
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.,At EsrArE TRANSFERS..
nse6s Reesrded ut the Auditor
Omce Yesterday.

s..l Sez,e transactions from January l,
= n date are =. zoe .si4.6s. There were
ri for record yesterday 10 deeds, the
s.sdde,stiors aggregsting .i7.56, an
ssf.rr Of Sis Following Is the list
: furuished by Osborne. Tremper q Co.
sSane,ors Of title. room IA Boston block:
CIV. Yancy 10 o. b, Bagiey. lot :. blk /,
[fPsys. tiiG
4 Biexsst b ". N. G. Place. lot 3, blk 5
fenny . Hoyt's add, 500.
n [. Yesier 10 Trustees Starr estate, starr
auk, Front street, 81.
G. g. Tys,on to o. Munson, sl1, SEA seC
ALL, 800.
Psges sound chantauqua association Il
la Radd. lot 3, blk "a, Cnautauqua beach
Ia Mckenzie ct al 70 D T Bowman
hx blk 3, Meliiiyra's second add, $50.
r. ". AcFeigh 20 J. l.. Wbitney, LOT 7, bib
{. south SEATTLE. $40.
Vest Coast improvement Company g.
AZ Roberts, lot "a. blk Is, Gilman park
c. B. Caysenter to ). d. Doane, Il acres
ID sec q, tp 23,r3e, 81 90.
Geosge Einnear to W. w. Bailey, LOT 10
bks Kinnears snpI add $500.
Ii. tiuibefsen to q. l.. Guam, LOT 3, blk 2
Kent, 90
0. |. Guam TO G. W. Gsiger. lot 5, blk 2
Kent It's
kssa Russell 30 g. W. Geiger, lots aud z
hks. Washington Central improvement
first TO Kent, $50
Nv. Gilman 10 N. r. Hatch, nwia o
axl see I. tpalr3,t i.ieo
X n. Mefadden to G. G. Calkins, lot /
zee /, tp "a, a, ti0mD.
G. smiley TO G. G. cslsins, lots IL and Il
biz 10. East seattle, $50.
n L. Yesier 20 c. l. Dingley. tract be
tween Gordon blk and Post street, 81
W PentoD 10 II. A. Bauer. lot IL, blk 6
Rents. 81, 80
United states 10 G. Gros, nw'. sec q, q
a,rf, tsU
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sesye< SeSaxsr,s ws.asf tssx Tzccrax. 0iyEs-
.,ts a.. Rsx skssaSnza At 8 III. every Aen-
sAy. Ns@is.s siAy aa4 Friday.
kszs4rssgsg issyes sssSsss.si. xix -ke~skana
AZ ia n. every Tsesaasy. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
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Canadian Pacific Navigation Co

STEAMER PREMIER.
BOUND SOUTH.
-T.EANE-- ARkltE E.
Vancouver. Monday Townsend. Thursday
a Thursslav. D. m a Monday 2 SO p. m
Townsend, Monday Seattle, FRIDAY and
& Thursday IL y IN Tuesday ..-.s a m
seattle. TUESDAY and Tacoma Friday and
Fri,iav.....,....s M Tuesday ....-..-l 10 q IN
BOUND NORTH.
.tFAyF------,t ~-ARRiy E.
seattle al midnight Inwnseiid...-.-,ss IN
TUESDAY aud Friday MhatcDm..- ssSe a m
rnwnset,.l ia N Rnche Hsr 1890 p m
Whaicon8. $50 Il IN Vancouver = y u
Roche Harhor. = III
The company reserves the RICH, 10 change
the time table or places OF call Without mo-
tiee .-,., a,
Wednesdays and saturday
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE.
tuesdays and Fridays.
JOHN A. oBRfEN, Master,
r. ". PARKER, ACT
JonS IRVING. Nangr. G. Y ,. Co. u.
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Seattle, Lake Shore l. Eastern Ry,

DAILY gxCKFr SUNDAY.
For snoQsaimie and wsy roiais. leave
20 a. m. arrives IS =. IN. For Gilman and
way points. leave 40 a. no, II 10 p N.
arrive II 40 O. M. rs 9. m For snohomish
aud way points, leave sac a. m. as q.
m, arrive ID 8. IN. s,is p m For Lake
waslsiuaan, RaseunG Para and suburban
paiuts. sesys sac 4. IA, is8S D. IN; arrive
sea. M. $50 p. N. Fer EaEewatsr, FIRE.
issont and Suburban points, leave 90 =, m.
1918 q. 81, f.4s = m. = ,. H.. arrive
90 = M, IL ID 4. NJ 20 p ~, T.l5 >. Ia.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For snos.aA'FilIe aud way points. giving
& hoffrs az thts fails. lssge SO a ~. arrive
7ysgs y 10. For SDshumisn al: Way points.
leave - n IA: arrive ~ O. = N. 'foF Lake
waxhingtssn Rsvenns Park aud suburban
points. seave t8si5 a. IA, I,ss =. m: arrive
III ~ a. "a. 20 p. m. for EtEewsisr, fEe-
Faout sn,i sgharNsAs points. leave - .. m
arrive : s. s. m
.yeonuxcs with steamer Sc CasoE Ray or
Yes}er Scr Houxhtssu aGsd kirk Land.
IN. RUFF. tSvn- Pass. Ags
Fw y. HoiBRo1&, Manage.
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Union TICKET OFFICE

Tickets to all points via Union Pacific,
Oregon short Line, Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific. Only Office In Seattle
selling via all the through lines.
IL z MAEnINli-
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NOTICE.

10 faose tia, we're unable 90 get waited
sson during our great rush last week. W.
Hoaid cay That We have increased oar
shh o. saiespeople, and are offering ms
Ffes' attractions - ever this week. y.
sral cases 81 new goods received. The
leading dry goods house. Chester Cleary.
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Steamship Idaho

VIII leave Seattle 10 a. m June 6. II and 20
for Puget sound and British Columbia
ports. and at II p. m. June 10, y. and july
s for Portland. Oregon. calling ut Port
Townsend, Port Angeles. Victoria and As
toria with freight and passengers.
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70 H DOUBLED.
M. Feet Of Lumber VIII
3 Consumed.
=. = 1000 Tons-Bssfer
= ne Improvement
e,.rssy'. whsrvs.'

.~,ueus OF 10000 feet OF
~. y. Durchased By the oregon In.
= ~ esrspsny Is expected 70 arris .,s
- svom Tacoma. when work
NH - ,ssumed On the Ocean fiot (
~ - ,nrlers. This first shipment
80 - s 80 seved hither' viii con
$3.50 go - The entire order Il 70
Z d<IIrery 10 se.is, .s.s n'l !. mad. ID
~, 6sya The con. nd rss
~ c,sc Vim Company, an .,, va
- ~ after lengthy neso.sa s D.,
H;s,s Il Pot Biakeley ai.o rols
= - - 1l;~h later, rBnor ssys. we're
-, ss mstn work already ordered. 70
- = or. craer Is this enc WITHIN 'f'e
esaice ,.is lumler Is 70 b rough
~ q - II being Of fine nDisii. =,
IL y ss'e company 10 already wei
&ves1 - ' farre OF employees having
- - :, II since the FIRE. Ana
- ~ ~ y scrrs bas been taken OH TINS
- = sinee the lumber gave gu.
- so,s -s $40 they have beei EN-
- - - rork by the COMPANY, ana
- = 49, ss 10 work ~ teiofe upon
E4 - M pas ~
- nd bapken a,,,,u
~a,.- the superintendent, was
Z : .sss Il hi. ofiee BY a Post as' IN. ~
49, -, ,sgorser and asked about the
nsztel - Z, he resumed. he saia; !,
- - - - complete the docks ana
" 49, 49,. the next three months.
mskn VEL, -. have over 100 men TO
knhe - We shall need more. q
/ - 8 - sas,srisl comes IN. Perhaps
~ Ne 70 donble me o.se H.. !, .iis =
- snises within contract time.
- u msuo feet OF lamber now 70
~etisns 20 complete TIE worS
hOsxh. =. viii require another
~ essides the work ON the
g1ales -; bankers are 10 be made
6at1. ~ - ~ we're bst0re the ire.
M1a - "a 10 tons, and now they
10 - - ,sn feet higher. 50 a. 10
~ ~ o. loss d eoa'- ~..,s.a .shss
81 - hsskes 2 fe eheel,"o 80, - "a "a
.<a a. = ri iar'hef out III" '''e
hss ~ ~ during the present siege Of
20 ~ - Il / he Intention OF the com
vNL .'ss~ste|y 70 do 20, as wei as 10
~! a -, dseks even and flush along the
=. 1900 The work now under way
~ ~ nsrssm viii, when finished, give
=. ssshle their former capacity and
sssi,s Increase The facilities anu eohse-
sssrnt Utility Of the docks
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows.
FOR san Francisco, via Port Townsend
and Victoria: AT 600 p. IN. passengers re-
ceived on board al 800 p. M on July 2, q,
IL. ~, =, q, and every i've days thereafter
For Alaska: At Q a. m July 2, IL, Il. u.
August !, III, Is, Is, September 10 and rs
From San Francisco, for Victoria and
Puget sound ports: Ate a. m, July 4, .,
IA, ", "a, -, and every five days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained as the Office
OF the company at 'sThe Russell"
GOODAI1@ PERKINS & CO., Gen1 Agts
No. 10 Market street. San Francisco, Cal.
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BOUND NORTH.
Island Transportation Co.,
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The stesuler : r. LIBBY, Herbert 2.
R.ceher. master, leaves seattle every snn
,fav sftrsnnon A. an IN. for Port townsend
aud me san taan Islands, from Hatfield >
wharf Leaves Port Townsend A. ~ a u
evvry MaasiAy, Wednesday snd Friday log
whsscsrn. ealing at smith isiKn,i, sns
Riehsrdson's weather permitting .Args ie.
LsDpes. Fsiasy Hsrbog, Maple ton MONDAY
sainr north aud Thursday ga!seE sasltha
Rasche Hart-oE. oreas, and hssi sotrt-
Returning leaves hssroua - -
raexsfays. Thursdays aud SATURDAYS 10
ths, saturday trip the Libby goes taroas ?
- saaffsr Fare from Port iast1sss1aa 20
S.sHtfle. 81. l'ntii further notice. ps>st q
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oY fhe TAhby's "Wednesday snd Friday iriIs
all tss eag riaSi en The Washington steam
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-25
A HIGH TONED
NeighbOrhOod

In disposing of'ioss In Renton addition,
our Chief aim has been 10 seIi only 10 god
people The addition il by al Odds the
best located and finest residence property
In the city and from It's nstaraH location il
the Murray bin Of seattle We have ne
fused Ia every instance TO sell lots to any
bat persons OF eminent respecsablliss and
the chsrac er OF the neizhborhooa is al
ready established. as the following