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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

6 Repre- sentative Private Ranking Inssf-
tutfan Of smeh8nxaan-


Amons the aAay banking firms Of the
state 81 Is 4shiugton Is tie financial house
Of q r. Mi5ier snd Co., composed OF Geo.
F. Miller and " l.. Gazz4an, tao active
yoanv usen With ample capital aud thor
o4gh kn0wle3ge of nking gained By
years If contact wita the best financial in-
stations and people in this eoaatry. This
Institution Vas organized in fsss and occu-
Pied quarters 80 the osd Occidental
block. which disappeared with the great
caaazgTsEAou CT last June. but which, dis
sxter in no way interrupted the business Of
tbs company. The doors we're opened AZ
the asaal time on the morning following
the Gre viii = easnF&ets cempaemsnt 81
eoaaters. safes, rts., AZ tasss present loca-
t.aB On EctUEaasa Street. between Second
&nsf 1hira ls s&s tae nrxs sank in Seattle
~ cash cheek after the ere. an evidence
az ability - sarnsoaut the grAvesE assA-
calEies
4 general oamEfns hGssness il transacted,
AEa bonds ana csv ard couats warrants
= seed IN tie East &lssaasAgeonsiy.
Tue 0znk wGa En0vs from is pseseas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
Ice and Bottling works.


The Washington Ice and Bottling Com
pany was organized in October and build
ings erected on Grant street for carrying
on large bottling business; also for the
manufacture of ice for domestic and gen
eral uses. This company has for its off,
GERS and managers Messrs. Sweeney &
Clausen, of the Clausen & Sweeney Brew
ing Co., who were the originators of the
project, and 10 whose untiring application
ard energy the enterprise was successfully
inaugurated. A most substantial building,
70xi30 feet and two stories high contains
the hotfling and ice MACH merry on the first
floor. also q cold storage department. for
the preserving OF meats, fruits and other
heat-perishing substances. A 6fteen-ton
ice machine has inst been placed and fine
quality of ice viii be made and furnished
TO all who may want pure article. This
department, also the bottling department.
contains the latest and most economic ma
chinery made, and viii be operated by
efficient specialists. The cold storage de-
partment is encased in heavy walls OF nom
conducting material, and is something very
much needed and will be appreciated by
the meat and fruit dealersof the city. The
upper floor Is occupied as a repository for
bottled goods, pending shipment to points
all over the Northwest.
Immediately opposite the bottling and
ice works, building 20x6O feet has been
erected for Office purposes. This building
has modern and nicely finished exterior.
and an interior arrangement equal to any
like institution in the land. The Office is
nicely papered and finished. The stable is
arranged for fourteen horses and six heavy
wagons Each stall is furnished with iron
water-troughs and iron feed pipes, very in
genlous contrivances for lessening labor
and for preventing wastage Of food
This institution, In all its departments
and ramiticstions. is OF the most complete
character, and will conserve worthy COM
x,,arefal v,s,~,,ns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
rnE BosroS NATIONAL BANK.
It's Paid Up Capital the Largest sn the
state.

State.
The Boston National hank OF Seattle IL the
Youngest among our local financial institu-
tons. having baen chartered September ~.
$50 BY the comptroller Of the currency.
and opened its doors for business on Mon
dsv. November IL. isSa With its youth,
however. is coupled the fullest measure Of
strength and ample facilities for the safe
and speedy tran action Of business and
the best OF treatments invariably accorded
its patrons A great transformation has
occurred in the premises formerly occupied
as the postaffiee in the Boston block, corner
OF second and Columbia streets, which the
Boston bank nov occupies. they having
been rented IN The handsomcst manner for
the convenience Of the hagsss; customers
and employees. The cspitAa, fully paAii UE1s
i $500 00. tie largest IN the state. ard It's
statement Of condition a. close 81 business
December h. Issa. recently published -
our columns. showed that splendid
patronage was already being accorded the IT.
ststution. It's president, Herman ChApin. -
favorabiv known as the Local representative
and manager for the syndicate Of wealthy
RoStnu5ans xho have erected the Boston
block. The Colonial block, the mex post
ofsgee huisssiu9. and made other improve
uasnts in our midst. These same naeu are
very largely interested IN the bank as share
holders. It's vice president, Henry q.
Strave. i one Of our most pronineaf and
atae ctssens. The cashier IL william X
IhornsH. for several years the local auditor
and treasurer for the Oregon Improvement
Cgsapeny. and later the manager Of TIE
Seattle. Lake shore a EASTERN railway.
Besides Mr. Chaplin AMI Mr. ssFnve, the
board af directors include Messrs. A. u.
Br0okes. oar postmaster. Thomas KsiHg,
al the West Seattle Land and improvement
Company; Cyrus Walker, OF the Puget
MI Company, and William Renton. Of the
Port Blakeley Nil Company. and 81! are
arHveiy interested IN the direction ard DE-
vesspnsenf cf The hanks interests
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process OF Misunderstanding cannot Ct course,
he E1yen u detail: Il nsigEt. asoNevsr, con-
vey an idea % the magnitude of she enter
Prise ~ submitting ne following.
Fron mammoth fEhs where tao essen
tai ingredients have been mixed. the mash
Is pumped % . battery Of tanks, having.
however. been conducted over or through
aEnmo1fx eocssrS IA transit. The fermeEtlng
room is located en- the second DOOR and
contains seventy large tubs. The malt re-
mains in this department aiont twenty
days and Ii then conducted 70 the STORAGE
department. containing twenty-five tanks
OF 3 90 gallons capacity each. wherein
the mash reEnains two or three weeks
This department Is kept almost az The
freezing point by the ammonia process 81
exhaasting the heat theTefrom- The li4uid
is now conducted to f0rsy puncheons IN the
first floor, containing each 1 $40 gallons
Here the beer remains for several weeks
and from whence IL is prepared tor ship
ment
The machinery employed consists Of q
new C0rless IS5 horsepower engine Dese-
yergne pattern. two double-acting Dele
VERNE aston ammonia refTigeraEors- The
direct acting pump circusates ammonia
through mites OF pipes producing . tenn
perature OF any desired frigidlsy with de-
partments where is circnlates. This engine
and pump cost 900 and is but one item
in an aggregation of many that SO to equip
= great brewery.
4 battery Of two sixty horsepower
boilers manufactured by the Commercial
Boiler WORKS. Of this city. furnish steam
for the various purposes required about
the premises. Additions are now being
inside TO the tank storage rooms, wash
room, boiler and pipe-atting rooms All
tanks and mammoth puncheons were
manufactured on the ground and two
coopers and helpers are constantly en-
ployed with eooperage work. About 1, 900
SACKS of malt are consumed monthly, and
notwithstanding the superior quality Of
the local hop, large quantities OF
the Bsyarian article. imported direct
from Bavgria TO this company. are used.
From forty TO fifty men are given constant
employment, many of whom are specialists
in their respective lines Of work. One
hundred and forty thousand dollars is
already invested in this property. which
sum viii be more than doubled when the
new buildings contemplated have been fin
ished. Agencies are maintained in Brit
ish Columbia and in all the principal towns
in the state OF Washington. to which
point shipments are made in carload lots
and from whence consignments in smaller
quantities are made to contiguous villages.
II requires no prophetic power to forsee
for the Clausen & Sweeney Brewing Com
pany future rivaling in popularity and
financial standing. the famous institutions
of Milwaukee and st. Louis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
6LTTLE'S TRADE
Ia Volume for 1889
| nO,OOO,OOO.
h Increase of Seven
! Millions.
/ ssrket Where Crops Ma
sure Every Thirty Days.
|,uses q From Fifty to Two Hun
dred Per Cent.

4. ramber. wheat. Hors. Frais.
=, .nd Dairy Product. YIELD an
,...,szsss ard UnfaliinE Trassse-
warrington Not Dependents Upon
s.y oss FIuesua.sng Source OF Rev
u..-ssme ~ the Lines Of Wholesale
n.ss.aaains Requiring Local Dsvei-
anssa
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

'-N
10 tAr honorable the common ColheI OF lhe
Ll-Y ot uraui Rapids;
ofAt.emen-l Your Committee on bullllnSs
Na' hefetoior-h VI on thr i-'h das ol way
l',t. reported ia the matter o. specifications
i'f an ron 'iAd oatdih@ proposed 90 O7 ere
rt bY nlE-. trlzlr & Lrttciier PAGE a
pr.nted proceeding. respectfully report thar
-h D have carefully c1aniled the plans a1d
speellest.ous submitted since said report, and
acatloas conform 90 the requirements ot the
nre ordinanc-. we. thece report m favor of
,.Id plans aad Specifications Ald recommend
tbelr approval
Respectfully submitted.
b.. a.. STEIN.
II. y. D0aEs.
CHts. a. HArsER.
Comntfee on buildings.
Adopted.
lra.-A.t Anderson Carpenter CreQue.
r,..u Doyle. Emntr. Haussr Miller. Nils.
" her. Saunders. >teiu Stokes. Sproul. etcb-
b.ls. -tryf er 10. eam. Turner. ierex-l9.
Nays-Naa..
1o th- Honorable me Common Council Of the
CI-y ut unaa Rapids
ntIrm .n.-l Hlr Committee on Ordinances.
g. wl1m $50. referred tlr tio- ol the street
Railway Company 90 Grand Rapids. askiag
o-r.1u on ti-l- East s-rcct ordinance. respect
flly report llat they have carefully exsmiued
t1e amc and hn1 tnat SAID ord lare has
already ba.a reported by this committee %
vou- ho7orn6,e body. and hrs been twice read.
and your committee would therefore report
aack said pruildo1 without re'onnendation
l~ttr VI IrENEf.
W. AtDeIcH IArEvS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

ttHH fAt-"a
HInrtia Rapids r-7perIti'l unott
..t. ' .'tr -fal.a-i la- stnir-
t latf ot Hra1i st-1A h@
t' Lyon street. ant
r.e aIi Grand aseoae
t .H- 81. .era paved. t3
.a
4.-ts rr-t
-
W. i -Inars.
8fl. W Nuis.
Committee ou Streets.
At.r.I
l'. lat ron c1-peatsr. Cr'qae
Eu ll..s.r t'."rr -tlG-
f.I. -ake. -eraaI. -tet8.as. -crf.
rlllrr. lerrx
Afs E-
H.nrrtnI- the Common Council ofthe
..ig elu-IaI Rapids.
.rar emra- t..r camEltte oa Claims and
1-r.atls. lo arou Was -e,srr.j tar account
aHf "p a. '.- Clrrk &c Police Court for
tlr moal1 ending AfrH a. -o. F-c. tly
rrnr -na, H.F aafr carefully etar..le4 thc
trnr lat dlf one s1ne correct and therefore
zee ln na ..Iat s1it report - nlatcd "a me-.
Respectfully lu1miitrd.
JaW Z tEsQr.
fhA'N D.. tttfa'rfa.
Accepted anl placed Oh a.'-
IT, ,ae d'aorah." me Common C'-lc4- or The
CITY 'I ".iHd IAN
Hent'nrn- taar .'mmitiee on g .ns and
Ni' referred tna "'l't
R'i .i .Ar 'f rrt i'r me m'h'n
rai fni. '- r.i i.h's. t''l
saef i ''h '-N l.' ii
'iA sane 't
.arat tltt ,A.t 'fnH.s 'r a.tt uN ltt-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21
Motions and Resolutions.

bF Ai4- ~ MN
Resolved. Th2; the Board o. Public Works
be aad for the city II Grand Rapids Dee. and it
s hereby directed 20 turnisa 10 IN Common
Council of said cit7. With an spproNiHl ate
estimate of the cost Of constructing u iach
tile public sewer fin Grandvi.le avenue. a PUB
I, street in the city % Grand Rapids, com
mercing 40 a poi1t near the center line of
Fifth avenue in said city aud running thence
n7rthwari. in and Through said 'frandvlie
avenue. 20 Prescott street l1 said city. 50 ss
% connect with the pubHc sever in said Pres
colt street I'm said city. Including the con-
struction a the necessary branches, man
holes. catch basins. laterals and cess pVols r
connection with said public sswer-ths con
structi0n q sald sewer being a necessary pub-
llc Improvement.
Adopted.
Yeas Ala. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque.
0ovle. N'ler Nils. McEep. saunders. stein.
Stosss sprou- stebbins. strJSer. Istsum.
Yrrev-i.
Nsys-Ncns.
Bv AId ~TRTKEP.
Resolved Tbst the cify marshal -. aad Is
hereby Instructed t1lo- fvesrh property owner
~ accura1f 01 each eide ~ Waterloo street
FROM Easr u.toa strest to Wesrh7 aren1s.
t1 repair ar reh1-d where Eeoessarr
fhrfr siiewais in franr - their pr Sees n fh-
r .a1 days after 20 n0en rhm of sH-h
n-e ana l nar Done within st tre 20
-ause rhe ena fs he done sai mase hIs rs
uros sceord.nE to Jaw.
Adopted.
Iess-Ait. Aadsrsou. C-eaae Dors7. Do7le.
Haus~r NJ. er sarrdsrs -refn. STOKES >feh
h'rS ,trgFe-. Trrner rsfsum. 1erfH.-IA
Vevs-N Nane
Rr tlf. SFR0rL
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

ss-l gnrsfsd asr 5eea D@4e, rhas sscr ca 4 sf
g1a srai14ags 41cer sllcn sald taaeE s<s
sellz -olsgr.1Iel. gfIFl1sa. |-l1s4E lta1s
lll1ss- Eusl Ea-lE rE..-ss slAl -aL torm - lle
ar..les sf rle streets ts las esrGl s8rl ~ -
EAeg sl4lL frsm 4ua ~ llie. 81 re--slshll ~ ~
o. q sere4. sll la -4se Ia sr.alag sr ga1a .
aas I'd .he streets 4ser Eh.aG l.e lars II tle
E.-d -. so ih4l r4l. -f 20 90 1a1ssssrE -
r-las s4ld r.-l8. zee s41ls sl4-. - 48aa a. he
"a 3alss ~ sal4 -su Da4g aas ia 4ll-4lrscts sr
ssrfs 81 streets salln aFs nas grs.1ed. a1d
lhgsagl slsel s-.4 r.-sag ..ae saal saa. Ias
s4al sallgal9 slaii have lle rt2a1 ra grade isr
os4sf -4-llal sals. sae1 sra1llE t. 80 accord
- 81 ile establishes & ais 8f ssld street.
ne sala 1omg4ns snal &c required - Keep
l4s 4,uf4se "a lhs suset laslaa rs rails aaa
e.g1l i4gaes outside its rrsrGs "a zeod srGsr
sa- rea4.r a. alEl as saa lag af r1e r.aIs a
a4ld irsaa. j. E1s streets where She company
shall operate 4al1i7 rrlsk nj snail se r.
silfed ID keeg tns space ssssseu irs falLs
aaa tracks Ia good sfler s4d 9n a. ,zysd
tlfesIs -aef s1asi laF 4ad maia.ai. "a eight
i4gu strilSsr af Hal1 on 84Cs-ds 9I sal4 rall
even sitn lae t8D 1f ssil rail and Eheneger
fan L-masa lsslell sl.-l order a street
paved il snail be- sas datg ~ sad street
fs.4~4F company to saf the expenses OF
DaFtlg berseeu ifs rails aad lEackss
q sa44 Taylor slEsef aae is CD be- l-ssd isr h8rse
goser lr . provided lhas said street. sh4il De-
paved Fita eooaie stsaes between Ehe rails
4ad tracas 1F sal1 eaois eompauF There Is
ao action thaE tls COMMITTEES ral recommend
il fhe matter sEcsDt fhaG Ehe eiiy MARSHAL in
connection alrh fne city Surveyor. see that
tle .aale aompaas complies sltA the pr8F.s
i9l 9f sad ordinance.
heaEs ltBlv submitted
tsraEF D1FLE.
30. H >rzIs
tfE1 -t.N1aas.
III -rozsS.
Gao. H MLls
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21
Accepted and placed on ne.
Unfinished business.

Unfinished business
The clerk presented for further considera-
ti0n and for the purpose Of hearing further
appeals. the assessment roll for the grading.
-raveliug and paving the cutters OF Canal
street. from last Bridge % East Leonard
streets. in the city of Grand Rapids.
An appeal being presented ly Henry Flebig
Ala. Saunders moved that the same be
referred 20 the special committee having
former appeals IN charge and that further
consideration OF the roll be postponed FOR one
week for the purpose OF hearing further ap
peals.
Carried
Aid. Creque moved that the report Of the
Committee on Ways and Means relative 10
saiarie, page -. printed proceedings be re
ferrcd back 70 the same committee.
Carried
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21
Miscellaneous Business.

Ala Saunders presented list of names Of
persons who were sufferers by The recent fire
on Canal street and moved that the same be
referred 70 the director Of the poor tor inyesu-
CATION.
Carried.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-21

Accepted and placed 90 t.~-
T. enc Hono.aBle che Common Council oi the
rIry 90 Graui Rapids.
Gentlemen our Committee on WAYS and
Means. to shem eas referred rhr petition %
T.. IS rr1vin for 4aIt clalm deed OF Too -. o.
q. 8 ProrIn addition. page o. printed pro-
cretires. rsspecf,lfy report ths, thry have
careful 81 examl1sd flr same ant recommend
thu tbe prayer oftne petitioner 5e <ranted
On enc lsua. terms uater direction of city az
torney
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
AMERICAN DEGREES.
They Are Not Recognized by the Medical
Faculties OF Europe.


The University OF Berlin has decided
not TO recognize the degrees conferred
by American medical colleges. on tho
ground that such institutions differ
| greatly IL character and that time can
not be spared 10 separate the good from
the bad. That there IL excellent rea-
son for the complaint is generally
known. II our best colleges were fairly
typical thore would be no question OF
the reception Of American degrees
sbroad. But they are not. On the con
trary they form but small fraction OF
tho whole. Berlin Is not unique in tho
respect Of refusing to recognize Amori-
can degrees. Knowing the utterly
worthless character OF many OF our coll
iegcs, IL has long been rule In the army
and navy to accept no certificates as
conclusive. A rigid examination OF the
applicant for surgeons position Is
conducted IN both branches OF the Gov
eminent. and this is done without the
slightest reference 70 the medical in
stitutiOn which has already granted It's
diploma. is IL reasonable, then. 10
blanc the University OF Berlin for fol.
lowing precedent which has the sane
ton of our Government? No doubt
there are colleges in America which will
compare fayorahly with those abroad
but IL would be- foolish to argue that the
Average standard ofability Isl so high here
as IL is on the continent. Germany and
France have made their medical schools
public institutions, and their reputation
is SO excellent that diploma. issued by
them command worldwide respect, and
are just as valuable in America as any.
whore else. Ignorance in medicine and
ignorance In law are matters OF vital
concern TO Z public. n is a shocking
condition OF affairs when the State
guarantees no protection to the indi-
vidsal against the Incompetence those
whose right 10 act in q professional ca
pacity is guaranteed BY institutions
operating under its charter. New York
was among tho first Of the states 70
show It's appreciation OF the danger, and
six years ago a bill was passed provid-
ing that law students should pass an
examination which would guarantee
fitness 70 Gntor upon their legal studies
Last year the same provision was made
to apply 20 medicine, and the Regents
Academic examination is now one ~ the
test possible safeguards, 10 that ia
this commonwealth, az least, very ma,
terial progress has been made along
lines Of Improvements The American
students at berlin must keeniy toel
their position. ltut what ara tnry 10
do Prtyy Counselor kluettel is per
tectly correct when no says that We
have institutions OF real worth es-
tablished side BY side with those that
are practically humbugs and tina
the l4Nity II American laws and rogu-
lations concerning the comforting ~ de-
gFees 10 remarkable. - Brook lyn Eagle,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
A sAsYs THOUGHTS.

o pshAwi / wiAh that could talk ia sauce
these people good
ia teach them how 70 treat helpless baby as
they should
So far as have looked around don't see what
prevents
These grown.up people using just little com
m n sense.
They smother me with blankets but wouldn't
dare 20 kick.
For when do they always pile them on me
twice as thick.
II could talk I'd tell them AL pointed fact or
two.
They know baby's helplesA I'll CRY. that's
what III do.
But no, hadn't better CRY. cause when do IL
brings
Some paregoric. castor oil and lots Of awful
things
Iwani 70 grow up right away, and when I'm big
enough
Tn going TO mako my nursey take whole lot
the stun.
And sometimes who's tell them there's pin
a-sticking ma,
They say I've got the colo and they dance mo
on their knee.
There's some folks say . baby Is very con
slant care.
Well. some folks never guess one half We babies
have 70 bear.
Chicago Herald.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
A LOVELY WOMAN

overheard one say of her. by Heaven.
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health mantled her cheek, yet this beautiful
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splitting Of blood, seemed destined 10 I'LL
consumptive1s grave. After spending
hundreds Of dollars on physicians, without
benefit, she tried DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery; her Improvement was soon
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plump and rosy again,-a perfect picture
of health and strength.
This wonderful Golden Medical Dis
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consumption, which IS really lung -scrofula,
Is not only an acknowledged remedy for
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time and given fair trial, but also for all
forms OF Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp diseases,
as White Swellings, Fever sores, Hip Joint
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Carbuncles, Erysipelas and kindred all
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some eruptions yield readily TO its curative
powers IL invigoratas the liver, enriches
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12

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Every dealer knows its the best and oTlu
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WORLDS DIsrESsA..Y MEDICAL. Asso-
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-07-12
AN ELEGANT PACKAGE OF FINE
CARDS,

Including Is rare novelties, shapes and
artistic Imported Geographic and chro-
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lection sent by mail 10 any one who will
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genuine McL-ne's PIN. are prepared only
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, AMI
hsve been la constant use for over sixty
wears. They are superior 10 all Others In
urity and effectiveness. A certain cart
for indigestion and sick headache. AID.
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