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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-28
a Mighty Good Place,
Ladonis News.

Fort Worth would be a mighty
place for q Texas cotton bagging .s0N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-28
4 PIeasin0 Sense

Of.health and strength renewed anu ~. n
ease and comfant follows ting use OF syn -;-5
ySf E1gs IS it FRsts IN Eagtnony s ,.rl
nature teseTectusfy clear sthe SEE :is
when costive az Bilious. B0f sale ~ -
and 81 bottlesDy all leading drugsi.'sts'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-28
TO NAIL SUBSCRIBERS.

ENTERED AT THE FORT Worth, Texas, Posi-
OFFICE AS SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
HOUSES AND LOTS.

SIXTH ST.-Two lots at the northwest
cornei OF spring and sixth streets. inelud-
ing fine residence, $4,000.
SIXTH sf.--one hundred and twenty
feet square and dve~rvom house, with
large a4nount of small fruit, At northeast
corner Pine and sixth streets, 5000
FOURTH sT.-ceyen-room hard fsnishf q
house, snd fne ishtly lot on east side OF
Fourth. between Spring and Seneca, s. 90.
TWkLfTH ST. - Choice residence and
ful loi, corner Twelfth and Pine. Mag
nitcent view and one of the hest ar
ranged residences In the city, $3.50.
DkPOT ST.--Fuil lot and double house,
corner Depot and Lombard streets. S. 500.
MING NJ Lot and eightroom hard
finished house on King near Tenth. 1900
TWkLFTH ST. Good house and two
lots, northeast corner Twelfth aud Howell,
sf,uU0
DEPOT ST.--Two and one half lots at the
corner OF Depot and Virginia streets, =, 800.
TkNTH sTs--signtiy lot and n seven
room. house ON upper side of Tenth street,
between Desrevrn and Charles, sz,7D0.
WASHINGTON ST. Two new hardin
tsfleor veil built seyen-rooEn houses on
Washington street near Twelfth; 1,5ot
each.
LAKE UNION - Four-roon house and
fIpc. nj htiy lot near Lake Union, on tee
electric ear line, I'll .5co
JACksOs Sr.-Two lots and fhree-roofn
house sonth of Jackson street, neai
the lake. 81, $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

Ire man who rides il trent 81 the elee
trio car aud handles the troily Is known a.
the s'mesoEueer-"
Money! Money loaned on ehaftels and
other security. filkins 4 sisler, e. Second
street.
spes ial sale kid gloves. SOC. use. the
greatest bargains ses. Ghessef cieaFy.
SIC kid gloves: special sale. ali sizes
hester Ja.sry.
Sew Foster kid Stoves. manufactured b,
Foster, Paul 4 Co; xxx quality; al
stsss- Chester Cirsry,
kid glove sale. Caester Cissry.
SOC isdses' rnuslsn underwear garment
handsomely trfmmsd a. Chester Clssry.
New long hsnsied parssoAs- Chestel
clssry.
Sc hsmssitehed hsnaksr hiefs. coiorec
bor4er. hester clssrs.
Sew isces- Chester Cleary.
Mourning dress gooss: hew ios. Chessel
Cls.Ty.
Sew dress eeoss. Chester cleary.
Yancy. MeEnssre & Painting. 6ll Secaue
street. have some chaire acreage suitable
soF plsrt5ag- Cssl 81 Gree.
New s=s hrossieFies Ckesfe- CiesEy.
Sew hosiery Chss'sr Ile.ry.
Se8 satesns, Chester Sirsry.
SIX rztss fuIi fvsalsr British hose 90
$i.s8 Tsslass ~srrerrnar & Co
Ma pxssssa trimmings Chester Clekry
Table sisSns. Chester feiesry.
Nxx haxasry Chester CssaTy
oar sSae derby hSss. latest SYKES. ~
s3ucstf a. 81 40 Tux -. ssngrrnan & Co
New underwear Chester eaesry.
Sew silks Chester clesry.
Great drives Eassis siiks Chesfes Clesry
Nanes 10 soar. lots OF sssoFt fime. q.
Miller 4 Co. lis Yes ser avenue. 0secsd~nts
esm.k
ssar ssd gleves at the sale. al ssses Ches
ter csearx.
DRESS goods, special vAlaeA CAeste
cle&rx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
HgEyfrIEs.

Strawberries made their appearance ~
the restaurant tables yesterday. but ~
came high aud were enjoyed only hYthe
wealthy.
Justice Miller performed the rsxrrfsge
ceremony for Jacob Hoff. al King county.
and Miss Kate NaibsFt. of Chicago, yester-
day morning.
The infant chi'd Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
dis d AZ the family residence, corner OF
Fourth and jefferson streets, yesterday.
The funeral viii take place TO. day.
A delegation from the q. A. X. orgaIf "a
tons Of the city leaves this morning on
the $40 train for spokane Falls. 10 Attend
the annual encsmpment Of the q. AR.
The plant Of the calumb ia Canning
Company. located ~ the foot OF Pike street,
was yesterday sold by the sheriff. The
price realized WAS s2.sae aud the purchaser
MAS W. A. Morse.
Arrangements for the appearance Of the
Mendsissohn Qaiu;ette Club, which de
sired To give second concert at Frye's
Opera House this afternoon, nt a matinee,
have not been made. They viii not sp-
pear
Health oificer Dr. II. NJ. Eamss yesterday
DISCOVERED ease of smallpox GA fift4
near Madison street. The case was REMOVED
10 the prsihonse. width has been dsyf.d
OF patients for some tine past
lieenses 10 wed were issued h} the
county auditor fas Charles A Marin, of
Nhsfcom, and MARY T. bounds, afSorth
Yakima; 1zfos Han. of King conrty. aud
Miss Kate NslbeFt. ~ Chicago. James G.
Mccormack aud laarvna acAlister. Of
Snchomish.
ons Of the freight cars Of the Canadian
Pacific Railroad was IN she yards 81 the
the PUGET s0nnd shore Railroad an san.
tsy. it eane srofa Minneapolis 90 the
Nnrfhern pscsh~, kaiirsasi men say this
u fh9 FIRST ear heiunglug to this company
that ever reached this city.
The announcement. ma domestic money
orders to-day" ia fifs nostaf'tee yesterday
was eccsstonsd hy the failure II the ser
eFnment q finnish the psSfofiee with sup
plies u eccsslaoed ealssd deal OF Sexa-
lion a. customers. II IL net announced a.
% % ben supplies nay be expected.
Jshn McGuire. the coat passeF. whose
RICH arta sas stipulated AZ The shoulder
blade serne TIVE wveks since. Is fast svcover
Eng aud Is prcnnuuessi vstiteiv oas Of
ssangvr hy The mtisnfsing physician. His
rNcayess sftef SO ~ we're ga fE1aFs aud ofeF-
alton i considered 20 he something un-
usfasl
Mrs. Mary {. cslhoan. wife OF W. c. tai,
hoan. diet yesterday gauFsibg ot tYpansd
pneamonis. NJ sae ses 81 = sesrs, Mr..
Calhoun lrssss IhFse little ehflanvn 80
Snausn the sass 81 meihev. The funeral
viii take plscc frum the residence. corner
ef aslissw aEsd Depot streets. this afternoon
st : o'cinck.
Declarations OF in.sntioo to become cltis
zeus OF the Thst.st states scFe aled with
the clerk ~ the district coeyt yesterday hy
Patrick Henry. Walter ssxly, HAIRY Hale,
JasVbh NJ Balm. lahn Fsruley. HoFaee :.
~sosG John Il. fearce. lanes Howe, of
tirvs' Britain and ireland Caarses john
z4sa. eli0 o. FrNsstles. Conrad lAage, John
anstSrsoa. Df Norway ans Sassien.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
EASTER SERVICES.


Easter sunday was observed Sunday In
fhis city. in the customary manner. APP.
propriate services were held ia The EpIsco.
pai.and Catholic churches. The weather
was not all that Que could wish, but that
did not Affect the attendance AZ the
churches ia the least
At Trinity Episcopal church cosnma.
MON services were held 81 o'clock aud
10 10 o'clock. and st ti.s1 O'Clock the regu
lar services with sermon and special music
were celebrated. The attendance was
very iarge. the church being crowded to
ttx capacity. The Easter offerings for the
establishment of new church fund
amounted 10 81 800 in cash and pledges
Al the church OF Our Lady OF Help the
usual impressive ceremonies were per.
formed A low mass was celebrated al
o'clock. AZ ? O'Clock was held the chill.
dren's mass, aud at 1880 O'Clock solemn
high mass. The music was excellent.
being finely rendered by the choir. An
Instructive sermon was preached b. Rev.
Alex Ascdonneli. 10 the evening yespers
were held
la the First Presbyterian church, I'm the
evening. very emf raining programme
was rendered. II consisted largely Of songs
BY the choir, and responsive readings.
The pastor. Rev. Elliot w. Brown. gave q
short talk appropriate 10 the occasion.
Iu the other churches the usual Easter
sermons were preached.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
SIEGE AT THE LAND OFFICE.
4 Line OF Land Seekers that Pro-
Pesed 90 STAY Up ali Night.

same time since township IS. range 6
east. and township ~. range east, timber
And. AMI located ga the Upper skagit
over. were surveyed ana advertised Ia be
open Tor tiiiug to-day. April asi, The land
= verY choice, and ss so0n as n became
tnosa ihss 4 was Go he thrawa epea fer
settleaent. ;hese were fear 20 FIVE settlers
~ eseh elssnl, ihe two townships helng
eoavessea iuso a ercond Oklahoma
testsrslsy afternoon. ssssn after the land
p1les sad eiessd ~ 4 o'clock. crowd ~
mea had cergSes attssi shout the door AT
s1e attire WITH the tatenston Of stay
nk al hsshs ard presenting theif filings
s2<tf this morning lsae was foesnsa.
ssa1sa ~ an csferf yssiug fellow who FOR
tae liase being rre-efaB.sesi be door knob
VIA ne iuientfaa # maintaining hss posi-
aea The crowd ahsiuf tas door increased
:. : use u1Fiug the syuning. uasti p&sxare
@fuaga = the hallway Ia which the egiice in
NAssd- became impossible Naturally.
sHsnslisy for positions IN she line Took
ftsts. which on several ncasstgns gave
FFozalse az eOisnfaEtiug la aren Hxhts, bar
..ssessF. iae disturbances OF serious IA
shfe aszatrsd
ahons o'alark the attention q! she
fssits vas called sg N crswd. anss il wss
ssspefssss. The action 81 she police was
AAtn with fs4a grace bv seine az she
asoAaa tse Slers. hnt ga their belaK fs,la
- Al nsings presented to-day waaisi De
.ssrsaea hs the department n, siuaai
s%sssas. 20 fraahie az any kiBd followed
a.A acungeFs Femssaed siseas fhe build
- ftss = tint, hat ~ II e'slaek all bad
~ 80 nsasss.a block had resumed their asss
IA cs3sfsflfiAs,
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No Mere Reefxpatf~ns-EIxId Set Of
kni~s asd k<xuf.ssans-
Chief ct Faiics Bnr1erEeia sas kept hnsy
yesserssy inEfszssaw the new esEcsn In 10
fEssr duties. strnsghtsninx cut she txneief
threads ana making TIA y&rsrzs changes
tai rszarszly eoras with every aew al
z1lnssszstssn- In a<sszEfso1 10 this work be
- std sfx1zg - aceEze a1eer. % Asz sszze
Il fgilF oseHplet.
there have teen no more RESERVATIONS
FROM tie force. Ex-CAptafns willard Anss
Peer have ROC rsss xnexs, and. .sthoaxn thay
are not % duty. they Will prahssly remsin
Oh the Exy sxsss untsl sonr action Is taken
IN their s&~es. Two policemen whD re-
signed On saturday hare already ssgnIsiesz
tnstg anxiety 20 resume 1urk ca The force
One 1pfslte1 fur . poslfsoa ard wss tod
that bis beat hes. been ASSIGNED 10 another
MAJ tat that be could 20 On axnsa IS
Eu2rss OF tie Eh&zl yang. ibis Gffef he re-
tasrd- Ex Dspufy sheriff !. H. QaElters
kx Policeman VI. A. Cover and J. J. Sease
hare been spp~infed special policemen By
Mafor MoxnE
A very rirfd set Of rules and Regulations.
hAz been aid down for the xoye<nance OF
the department.. and Chief Buster3eld has
xnnouDeet shaz be vii insist on The strict
ct edhessnxs 70 tnssn- A com plete st Of
eoaks has oeer prepared. aad everything
! Gene D. the police department. or any Of
teiNl Act OF q member OF the force viii be
mace q matter OF record These books VIII
DC Kept By tue two rpnntsUen.
E0undsEnan w. H. Barr os the night de-
tall has had an experience es over twenty
one years Ii police business He entered
the service in Nashville Team, In lsS7.
and Vas made chief of patrols on the at
OF Gsaer&i John p. Miller. when that city
was ander martial law. He WAS afterwards
ia the United states secret service, deputy
internal revenue collector and policeman
~ Lssulsyilze. ~. for twelve years Later
on lac served two yesrs as collector Of
licenses IN the police department OF Den
yer. Cox. and also acted rs lieutenant os
police for three Years He has been on the
Seattle force es pa r0lnen only q short
tfrae. bas Chief Bnfsersleld decided to pro-
mote him beeause Of 1fs long experience in
and kuoHIesge Of police sffairs
At the next meeting 0E the council q
license officer will be appointed 20 eli the
vacancy 50 sed By Buuerfield's promotion.
Officer Harry Bigeiow would have been
rendered the pfsee bad be NOT yesigned his
place on the regular force. because OF But
terheids appointment There are several
applicants for the position.
kxEhief Mitchell has not yes prepared
bis statement 'soyer his own Signature
IL may possibly be ready for publication
to the world 10 day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,

MADISON Sr.-Two fun lots uorfhesst
eernsr Of Sixth and Madison; easy terms,
$500.
SkyKNTa Slot southwest corner
Jackson and Seventh streets, 500.
SEVENTH Slot on east side of Sew
enth. between Union and University, IS, $50.
COLUMBIA ST.-Full lot on the south
side Of Columbia street, near Eleventh.
81 500.
MAIN sI.-Desirable lot on Main. below
Eleventh, =, 500.
KiGHTH sT.-Sorthwest corner Eighth
and Olive. 81. 100.
QUEEN ANNE JOWN-Two lots on Bluff
street. near the corner OF Victory, In
Queen Anne Town, 81 COO each. Another
lot In Que Anne Town for s.. leo. s-ssx
KIEvESTH Slot on Eleventh, near
Stewart, $l,b00l
WASHINGTON ST.-Lots on Main and
Washington streets, between Twelfth and
Fourteenth, 81, $50 to 81, $50.
LAKk UNlON--Lot on Bismarck street,
near the lake, 81 200.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
ACRE TRACTS.

LAKE uNf0N.--Ten acres OF water front
On the vest sice Of Lake rnlon. $4,000.
LAKE uSiVS-Forsy acres north of Lake
Uniofs. $1,000.
SOUTH OF THE CHI - seventy thres
seres soa b OF the city at tl15 sn acre
81 Ia.
sRtrH's cow Ten acres at smith,
Cave. within two blocks Of the railroad
land. 6 ,50a.
JACKSON ST.-Five acre tracts soash oil
Jackson street, s.. eoe aud s. 90.
MADISON ST.--Five acres south Of MadI
s09 street, s5.Uou.
NBkTH Uf INK CiTY-Two and one-hall
scgss north of queen Anne Town. y ote.
CHAN LAKE. - Twenty acres north o.
GreeH Lake, S@.0lU
ACHE TRACTS-Single acres in Days
acre gardens north OF LAKE Union, $Soe-
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Cheaper Building Lots.

TWELFTH ST.-Three lots northwest cor.
ner Twelfth and Weller, "a DO.
EAST PARK-Fine lot in Denny's East
Psrx: cleared and fenced, $50.
mob HiLL-Doub.e corner on Mob Hi
81. 10
CROWN SUPPLEMExrAL--Thre OF the
choicest lots Ia Crown supplemental ad
dition. $50.
ARLINGTON HEfGHTS-B Blocks IL and "A
Arlington Heights addition. NJ $500 each
MADISON ST.-Half . block in McGii.
vra's fir<t addition, 81 800
MADISON sT.-Iots with fine view, ad
joining Reuton addition, $500.
NOkffEkN ADDITION - some OF the
choicest lots IN Northern Addition.
DkPUT ST.-Lots on Depot street nea,
Broadway with magnificent view, $3.50.
MADISON ST.-Lais in Halls Addition
adjoining Renton Addition, $3.50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

sangie Peal 80 Thunder The
uarhor-- W a.hsut.

assAat roo Sanass there was = storm
.a'oh lasted fer about fifteen minutes and
.ss 81 unusual fosre. A pal Of Thunder
sa'iew & by furious blast 81 wind
:. aesFsaixN ! with haii snsi rain The wiud
sssfnsd ap Toe waves sasl made gae share
sae hastNay ls / tor Fvs snomenfs A.
$3.50 $3.50 I wss the ecesa's edge. sfth ths,
- fNtitHx III. small h<iass wrFe tspSs 4
49, ~ tfseagh they weFp soegse shells
-. sztsa fei}ywesa The si1sse - Qsitsa "
e g-ss' aaspeus ~ samsse was ssou~.
sfsv ernnne' at diff sna sand wss
rssss ss INTO hfi> being 81 dsss in vsrgcas
~ she CITY, No sers seriars damage
use ga where. haf the lsss ~xsald
esta farce hsa thai shoseg essntsauzxi
So greer slsaa
xsss..sr thtsfsst'isan of SEraBd sn8 Rel
~. s4fxr easuisfx 81 sfirt aRa eana
ea essfa the cattle track. aud trsfs.e
ss,sa sss,ess ratirrfs Assistant Saaersp
&c., :. srANy s-sS rFsssresiy q aa fhs
IN fssss'e II aaasrs-fs ard che attl
sSa.fAsx Fesaaeest ssss Frsxssi rxsss ss-a
es-sssfs 81 eaf tsensy FIVE minutes As Ok
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
BOARD OF TRADE.
Articles Of Incorporation with $50
600 Capital stock Drawn.

A special Meeting OF the Beard OF Trade
was held yesterday morning for the pur
pose OF receiving the report of the com
mittee. On incorporation. Mr.. George b
kdslr presided.
The committee on Incorporation msffe 4
report on the proj~ci of Incorporating The
Board of Trade. They hsd with the as
sistance of competent counsel, drawn uE
articles 81 incorporation providing thai
the capital 81 ek shall ne sso.ups, aud in
tended 80 Increase generally Its sphere oi
usefulness 30 the community. After d
brief discussion the articles were accepted
Aessrs. Lansing. MaFun aud ktttingsl
were appointed a committee "a arrange fo'
division If the capital stock. They vii
report ihs Tesglt Of their labors a. shs
g2ee;ing to be heid on next Monday morn
F4sF
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Ex-Gov. SQUIRE RESIGNS.
He Cannot Represent Washington
mt the New York Celebrasfou.

Ex Governor Squire. one OF the commits
sioners appointed BY Governor Scmpls 20
represent Washington at the centennial
celebration In New York ON April 20. has
BEEN compelled on account OF business 10
resign Last evening he forwarded the
following telegram 10 Governor Moore.
Governor Mites G. Moore, Olympia, ".
+. business seems 60 render IL impFaefi.
cable for me to- attend the cenienniaLcese
bration ia New Sors April 30 atid hope
u II not tho late for you 90 appoint sub
slitate for me. WATSON SQUIRE,
sffafFt ~E<A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

Mr.. Henry T. lzsasats resGrneS from
Mount Vernon last evening.
Mr.. s. J. PssssasTne and wife, OF Fan da
Las. VIZ, are :. slse Occidental
Mr.. John ssramkrsna returned Yesterday
fresfa a vists 10 Ais osi hoae in Nebraska,
Nj. I. Schnits lefs fof southern calsfar.
ria on Saturday. ter wish N hich viii last
for three mouths.
Mr.. J, Il. Mcdonald. president ~ TIE -
st1is, tlasV >he-vA Eastern. returned yesses.
DAY fraFa visit Ia Portland.
Mr. W, J. ASsssr>ssu. ssshAsr 81 the North
srn Pacific fsllsesa With headquarters ~
HeFtisud. ~ IA SEATTLE ca a y3sit
Mr. l. J. u. fsfrv}i formerly pmFSer 8.
. the sIssueF Ancoa, : ~ tSwa f0F sAe par-
Es.se az s-.l LII ing Il. .-.s.a.. h.l.- n-..
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the SALMON FISHERIES.
Alaska Wow Leads in the Nun
Der Of Canneries.
csseh on the Csiasnbsa So Car Up 20
Aversse-A Shortage Pre-
dfefsd.

Mr. George +. Myers, the cxnnevy raan.
wss sesn at TIE 0ceIsenfas xests~a.v. and
as he hste Just resrrned from the cssnsnhia
siTe- be MAS interviewed ~ to tfse Situation
Of The sslinsn in6ustry there
He's msry czunerses are there IL apee.
stssn on TIE Columbia rsrer this ssasoa.
Mr.. AysesTFs
There are twsnsy one eauueries now IN
active Operation against swS1fy eight sor
last yesF- TIE rrmfaer is re8ueed. as f0nr
81 TIE companies combined
How nzny Eshsnx boats ara there
engaged IA catching salmon this year.
Al fte esareTses with the exception OF
osse or sW0, have ssxty beats eEeh There
are Iess beats this year than last bar %
nske tip for this there are at least oue-
third more sefnes and trap gear Almost
svesy bar irsfn the rn.uth q the Columbia
70 the mourn Gs toe Willamette river has
been taken mp by sffners. who operate
tassr ssslBes with horses
H8. IL the catch this SESSION.
s'The ssk.ek 20 far viii eotnpare faverahzy
with fhat OF former years, h9r oxing 70 the
fat thaf there 10 baf Little snow Ia the
m05nfains, unusually iow water - pre-
dsefed. and Is i thought the catch later on
viii hr - vtrF light one on The coinmbEs .
hh@t sre the cannerymsn pairing for
Bsh this year.
Thee are giyiag the same as last year.
ti.z5 70 eutside boats aad 81 70 Inside
hsSats
.-How 40 the Columbia river ssherrnen
regard Alaska IS ssning greuadE'
They are al watching that coafEtry with
the deepest in crest No less than four
plants hare been transferred from the
Cogumssia river 20 Alaska recently The
fittings ssuf for AIseka this year are greater
than for ssy other year. No less than If
feen new canneTies have lately been taken
there which will make toe total number
twenty iline. TIE capacities of some OF
the older caunertss there have been
Doubled, 50 that If they pack anything
near shat they expect they viii, Ehe cut
pus will be GO COO cases"
what are the sound canneries doing
this yeafFH
The cannerY At Muckilteo ID being
moved 10 seattle. The plant OF the coinm
nia Canning Company Ia this city was sold
to-sias BIZ The sheriff 20 parties who viii
start u Up szatn. The eanneries q. samish.
NJ Four Nile aud Myers canHerr at West
Seattle viii begin operations the Iaftsr
pasf III August. What the outlook is can
not be ibid until the ran begins
How Is salmon selling this year,
.'Jsst i1ow ewing TO The vast proportion
which Alaska IL beginning 10 occupy ia the
saltnon trade, buyers are fntimldsfed from
purchasing No sales can be made. as no
offers can be secured from purchasers for
The coming pack. Over fso-thirefs OF the
Puget sesand pack il sfill IN warehouses IN
seattle and At Myers eanueFyf
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vESyRssxS ELscrsp-The ssestIsn Of
vessry uaea for the Trinity Episcopal eharch
took place yesterday astrrar0a ard
wsuisrSi Ii tie setszsscH Of tire following
nMaseA genflemens J. r. Hayt. Jasn
l. ary. Hiram Rarzesf. Charles fFoscA.
kSFasrs rrlIy, =. A. Woodward and Dr. +.
+ X FER
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

FAAvx lsaK THE ASSESSOR County Sar-
yeyoy Anderson bzs eerapietei his scTS
om the plat books for tie use 81 the ssses-
sars There are ssa plsts. about IS IS - hich
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SEATTLE KEEPS THE MEDAL.
Kellogg Defeats Dodge in the
Championship Shoot.
The score was Kfghtsea 90 E1svsn
rhe Points Msde Daring the
Peel sheexfng.

The shoot between Gard Kellogg. Of this
city. and W. E. Dodge. ot Tacomx, for the
Championship media. took place a. TIE
race track yesterday Each shof at tuentv
birds. and Kellogg beat Dodge By kiliszx
eighteen birds 20 the ixsse<ss eleven. Fol-
l0~fng Is the ofzria, score.
kellogg .1II1i1IfoIIIf1
Dodge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This II the fourth time Mr. EegEoxx has
Gefeasksi z7npeflfors for this badge. bar ne
win still hare 20 defeat two mere before he
ts-fhe absolute owner Of II. DE 6rss won II
In opea tom petition, ssnee then he has de-
feased Ellis. MeN2rxszfoa and Dodge
Naturally NJ. Kellogg feels eIated over bis
success
After the match pool shooting was in
culged in
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