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BOARDING.

poARDINa-THE AUBURN. 2.D ST AND
I'D Pennsylvania nw.-tirst-class Board. Large,
pleasant. Mell-furnisIed Rooms at moderate prices
Permanent and Transient Boarders accommodated
slo-lm
NNANTED-PARENTs TO KNOW THEY CAN
w find board Tor their children for the winter In
private family schools and cars l3l Mary land
ave. n. c. terms reasonable. s1S-3ts
1.-TWO LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS on
IL second noor. single suite. with excellent
Board At la st. sc. Gentlemen preferred; refer
ence required sl7-3ts
REsT OPPORTUNITY FOR LEAkNING MODERN
- languages; French family admits one gentleman
boarder references required J. q. 1OlI Connecticut
slo-.Bts
GOOD ROOM AND BOARD AT Is A WEEK;
" home comforts 9 specially. Central location:
early breakfast. SIS Ut. Nv. sl:-6r'
7 ARGE CooI. AIRY ROOMS WITH BOARD q
~ Per day and up; Rooms. 30 and soc. 1HL WEB
bfkh. BIS 18th sc nv. myl7
MEDICAL. &c.
nR. LoBB 3ep n. 18TH ST.. PHILADELPHIA,
tsealsd, containing full particulars for HUME CURE
free OF charge. Is
DRoFEssIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
- with best Of medical reference ~ APPLYING at DIS
YIN 81 nv. au7-3ms
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L. OK RENT-
Il UNPUBLISHED

nv
Conn. are, and ] st.
n lsdasQgtper iro. S666. GO
Net. atsir K goth 80
SITS. ...-...---..2US. IS
Conn. ave. bet. = & =
sts.....-..... ...... l1V
X Dr. Mcpherson 50. 800
Cor. X and 18th sts..
overlooking McPher-
Son Square. SO. 3.}
K Il. BET. i 9th &l1th. 300
Jefferson place and
10Th 81. ........-.-....210
18th ST.. overlooking
Conn. ave. bet. NJ L
y SITS with stable. $50
ii bet 18th L 18th. 80
EarrGEut SQuare....... 30
Y st. bet Conn. ave.
and 18th st. $50
X ST. bet. 10Th 4 18th. 200
Connecticut ave. ABOVE
X st. EOS. 33
\ bet. 10Th < 10Th. POS SO
Vermont ave. bet o
and L SITS. 200
House, Dupont Circle. 200
BULLETINS CAN IL
TlCE. ThESE no USE
ONLY BY PERMITS tkt
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sALE-wALL.AcH PLACE NEAR 18Th, 9
Il story brck; rooms; bay window. am l. a. 800
uQi6 II. WARNER L CO.
sl3-ot DIG st
LrOR sALE-MADISoN ST BE 7. 18TH AND 18TH
II sts. 2-story Brick; rooms and bath: e.. 500
t03S) b. H WARNER a Co,
sl3-ot 9l6Fstnw
fave. NV, New Bricks; stories and basement;
rooms and bath each; prices Is. 90, $4,000 e. 500
tlOS1) b. II. WARMER & co,
sl3-5s 9l0 + st.
lrok sALE-9rH ST. NEAR I ST NV 3-sToRY
Il and Basement Brick; 10 roums and cellar; as OO0
O020) b. II. WARNER 4 CO.
sl3-5t 016f ST. n W.
EoR sALE-vERMoNT AVE NEAR ST. NV.
II 2story and Basement Brick; . rooms; lot runs
through to 18th St wide parking both streets;
S5.5OU. Il. H. MARINER * co,
uOog ts13-1tl 9l0Fst NV.
lS0k SALE-wEST SIDE nth ST. NEAR EAST
II Cap. ST.; Two-story and Basement Brick 8 rooms
M price $4,000. WEsCOTT. WILCOX 4 CO.
sl3-0t 1907 Pa and 9Th and La. ave.
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STABLES.
Stable in So. bounded
by MY. ave. and III st.
and 18th and l 9th SITS. &C
Stable in SO. bounded
by l. and NJ SITS. and
10th and 2lst sis.25
Stable i'll So. bounded
by NJ and y and Conn.
ave and 18th st. %
Stable III so. bounded
BY Conn. ave, lie
sales and NJ SITS. .25
OFFICE ROOMS.
$40 9Th ST.. Sd and
4th floors. as
HOS + ST., Sd All A 4th
floors. and s35
Jl9 9TH st.. suite =
rooms, I'd floor. 30
1908 Pa. ave. s.
SHED.
Mae. ave. bet 18th and
10th SITS. ...........x200
Conn. ave, adjacent TO
lafayette square. ESQ
COEn.av. above Kst. 1864 81
18th st. near DUPONT
Circle O6. 81
X st. bet. 18th and 18th
SITS. with stable. 1875. 81
Jefferson pl. bet. Conn.
ave. and / 9th st 1866. 81
! bet. 18TH & 9th..l66.U1
] 9th st. bet. o x Z SITS. l65
lie Sales st. 15O
y 81. mr.. Vermont ay... l 80
Vermont ave. let. y a.
Iowa Circle .l25
y st. bet. 18th q 18th. .l25
II II. bet l 9th and ruth
sts....-...........-. -. -
y. w.cor. / 7thSDeSalesl25
| 9th st. let. l. x NJ. ...125
Conn. Nv. bet. Il 4 ) SITS. i %
X ST. bet. 18th L 18th. 100
& st. bet. 18th & 10th. rs
+ 81. bet. 18th < 18th as. %
..22d st. bet. r & h Its. 10
OBTAINED AT OUR Of
CAN BE INSPECTED
NJ OUR OFFICE.
HILL a JOHNSTON.
1903 Penn. ave. NV.
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.lO33 9th Or all

lIoR REM -
j. $40 eth st. se- 1893 9th n. Or. all
SOS st.; IT, ali nal 50 70i 9th 81 ne. Or - so
Rockville. 1..r. bath. 40 3O,S 10Th n. W. Or.
6 f5S sts gle nn5'S9 30 30 s,h e.
1917 I'd ST. sr a. mi 10 Rear 1919 i4Ih. 5r. Id
l4,s Nj ave. Or. all 100 st sc. Or II SO
ga I'm 81 sc. :ir-...-10 sT0iEs 3 DWELLs.
6a6 St. Or. all mi - 1919 14th st..........-5o
4l5 " ne. Or. NJ 20. 30 81 - 81. 9E..--.42
ia lsigrs St. sr-, all 100 lsih st-...:.:.--.22
q Fenion Piace. 6r. i0. 20 ''' ''''"' -
slim swoKMsTLDT BRApLET. OPT Est nv
I.OR RENI-TEN-KoOM BAY-wTNDow BRICK.
y 9O1 U n W. ali mod imp. convenient to cas-.
Oh .rrhes srhooIs and market. possession October
Ient 80 owner EeNt doo=. so-ot
i tol Hill; modern improvements Applyto 10Y st
St ne. slS-3t.
FrRNTsHEp UNFURNIsHED.
fsy lSwa Cir To- lrss3 ii . i 20
STORES AND DWELLINGS.
ell2Mst. storssll-sl l3i : 9th ST.. store and
5bai HI IA :. ,3F ys I5iS 4ih ST. store
store s and Gr. and b. 35 ana 1850
sls-3, RUST HUNGERFoRD. ga 18th stn-w.
I;oE REXT-FUENIsGEp-AN ELEGANT ,. I3,
Capitol. handsomely .furn shed tirOuEhout ana IN
S,nter at very reasonable rent T. n BROOKS GI6
ian ST. NV sls-0t
IGOR KENT-29I4 y ST., SIX ROOMS. CELLAR.
pair. two large verandalis IN rear; rent $50; r. T.
CHAPLIN. senate post ONCE. or JO43 4 81. slS-bt-
IyOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE, CON
II tanning fourteen ROBINS III East Capitol St, WITH
without stable handsomely decorated and paperei
By Nessrs. ". H. HUuxhtOn CO.; new sanitary
plumbing. heating aud complete; bath second and
tAlrd floors Laundry -; Apeiy 10 f4E idS, NJ
Atlantic Building. J. 5. JORDAN. Gen. Agt- slS-3t'
J,OR r. NT-I"42 y sT. NV. l. ROOMS AND
II bath: Handsomely Tapsred and perfect condition
I3th 81 NV slS-6t
IroR RENT-SINE-ROOM HOUSE, NEARLY NEW.
we'll built 2l2 9TH ST. desirable Locality near
leabOdy school; mOd. uPs turnec open CRATES, cell
ton place, opposite. slo-.1t-
I,OR RENT OR LEASE-HOCsE 1888 81: NV
Il for Offices or business purpose Also Brick Ware
House in alley in rear. T. j. SIALEh, az lIth 81
n slo-3t
l,OK RENT-72O-724 COURT ST. NE-.,..,. s.. 30
r., siI 6tn e; 1i s a11 f. ST. dw
sIS-3t WRIGHT sIUCkEIT. $40 F St NV.
lrOR RENT-1633 10Th ST. GEORGEToWN
IL Heights: rooms; modern improvements;
r~arly square OF ground; fine view: furnished; from
october 1 al SO. DEEBLE. DAVIS Co, 1912
St sl1-tocl 1
IvOR RENT
II 1903 =Sth st. 10 rooms and bath s45.
1901 L st, q rooms, store and stable: $40,
1901 COrCOTan u. W. % rooms, corner: $50.
3l21 psf, rooms and hath; rs. 30.
lUI4 SGIley 81. n. W, q rooms; 81.
1O:g2 4th st n corner store. - rooms. SO.
.7l6 Poplar ST. n. W. how Groom brick. Sl2.Jo.
DEEBLE DAVIS & CO..
sI7-1m 13l9Fst
IT finish, open hreplaces furnace. &c three-story
and basement, ten ROOMS, bath &c; SD; 1850
eJth St. next door TO Ien;Isy lysnia ave
SLIT A. P. PARDON. 1876 L st.
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EoR SAIE-LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
near eth ST.; 80 feet front of the handsoInest
Lots in the city. IS foot
Nm. Ii. SAUNDERS & co,
Sl0-lSSSU 1aO1 ST
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Coz 18th st n. W.. r.3. SD
0untOn Bldg, T. !. LOO
Gunton Bldg. r.26. .laa.5O
Jih and Pa. av.. TO 10
y J llth St. from: rim. 10
0O3 18th ST.. room IL. 10
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I,oR sALE-CHEAP-LOT 20 FEET 10 INCHES
Il on st st ne less than half square from Capitol
grounds. with small frame, under rental. Only 300
MM. II. SAUNDERS * 90,
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INOR RENT
IT I5O3 =Sth st 10 rooms and bath. s45.
1901 4 st. rooms, store and stable. $40,
1901 COrCOFan ST n. W. l u rUUnls, corner: $50.
81 - i st rooms and hath =:iS. 30.
lGI+ NaIley 81. n. W, ROOMS. 81.
lO:}2 4th ST N. corner store. > rooms. 81 ID.
- Poplar 81. n W. how Groom brick ST.. 30.
l1l5 10Th ST. NV. ego 40.
DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO..
Eat
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EOR SALE
III 10 22A3 10th

AOR oaA<G
II 2l1 to DAB 10th
st. NV, b. h, 4 and
Or. ......e25, 000
63s b st. aw.. b.h,
, s 70 8 o; Birisni:; court r. ooo
w.. b. h, Ar. 20, 600
616 to $50 Nd. ave.
o aw;; b;h;:.;:.;.ls. 900
nv. b h.. Ar. 10. 900
2024 to 2O42 B'd'y
st n. W.. b. b.. ar. Is. 700
1873 ! ct. u. W., b.h,
1913 TON 81. n. W. b.
mi. Tor. .........15.000
1888 to 1859 r Ut.
and 536 to $40 18th
st: n e.. b.h., Or. 10. 000
46I Mo. ave. NV,
1873 '' to i;7'i5j Z i st
NV. Or. 1900
DIG @ st. s.w., b.h..
E...................S, SOC
lZ32 l st. NV, In.
0r...................S,00 O
2O1 u st. NV. b.h.,
lOr..... -...-.. ...... S,uOU
ll2S 9TH ct. II. W., b.h.
Br...... ............. S.OOu
Tho .l.I,ua Ia only "a i,c.rAi
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EOR RENT NEARLY NEW; HARD WOOD
It finish, open hreplaces. furnace, &c three-story
and basement, ten rooms, bath Re- $40; 1850
eJth ST. next door TO Ien.sy lyania ave.
sI1-4t A. p PARDON, 1876 L *.
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II 80 6th st. sc,
l3r., in-i..-.--.-.....-s55
SOS II 81. 7r.. all nIi. :. 80
Rockville. l.sr. 4 bath 40
1913 ) 81. tr., all m.i31. 80
Oh g St Sc. 6r- mi 10
1917 I'D st. sr.. Ami. 30
14;sS Nj. ave. Or, all
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TSUh SALE-DUN'I DECIDE HASTILY
When Making Home or Buying for Investment. or
Speculation.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS,
Barton Walkers Addition to Brookland,
Will Suit You. Examine It
NO SALOONS. NO NUIsANCEs.
Lots 5oxl50 Feet and Smaller
BRICK SIDEWALKS. STONE CUTTERS.
GRAyEIED STREETS
FINE SHADE. BEAUTIFUL SITES
Close proximity TO Catholic University where ten
million dollars IRE to be expended
Must Rapidly Enhance Value Of Lots
You don't have to wait for railroads TO be built Two
already there-the Electric and Met Branch X Il.
Prices the Lowest, Terms the Easiest
For information plats call on BEDFORD W.
WALKER, 1905 st. NV, or HAIRY BARTON, 1891
st. Il. s:S-lm
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EoE sALE-l6TH ST. NEAR s: 20XIOO SIS
Il cheapest Lot Offered on 10th st
WM. ii. SAUNDERS & co,
SIG, 1870 lfg1 st
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I.OE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ELEGANT ID
II Room House last Capitol St, two squares from
Capitol. handsomely furn shed throughout and IN
n rect order VIII be rented from october for the
winter at very reasonable rent I. Il BROOKS. Ol6
10Th st slS-Ot
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FUN SALE-LOlS.
IrOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-NOw Is THE
Il time to secure good investment in this de-
sirEble subdivision. have number of Lots that
be had ut such prices WI. insure handsome
sl3-0t NJ. NJ PARKER, lilS st.
I-OE SALE THIRD LOT FROM COLUMBIA
Il road on 18th 81. extended. fronting so feet and
containing about !. 900 sd it. Price 81. 300.
WEsCoT1, NIl.COx & Co.,
sl3-6t 1907 Pa. ave. and 9th and La. NV.
I,OR sALE-t5ss, ON MAPLE AVE- NEAR LIN
Il den ST.. LeDrot PARK. lot ,3Axl 43 feet Price per
sl3-jt 1907 Ps. ave- and 9th and La. ave.
I. or SAIE-t5S.) ON BOTH ST. ABOVE ST..
Il NV: lot 2Ox 81 feet. Price per So. IT, 26c
WEcCOTT. WILCOX Co,
sl3-6t 1907 Pa. ave. aud 9Th and La ave-
n. on sALE-t5Sll WEST SIDE 10TH ST. BET.
II X and 5 SITS. lot 30 by 90: Sl.35.
WESCoTf. WILCOX 4 CO.
s13-6t 1907 Pa ave. and 9th and La ave
For sALE-33, 900 FEET OF GROUND ON 9TH
st. near whitney ave. 81 40 per cent below price Of
siiO QUO feet of ground in Lakewood at bargain.
$4,000 feet Of ground ON cor. nth and sts lie.
very shallow Lots. ut 65c.
Nice Lot In Brookland near the depot ct q big
a Lot on Columbia Heights near AfrA Los.n's only
5000 feet Of ground In square 1910 only lsc.
triangular piece OF ground cor. 20t1r 81 and NIL
ave., very cheap; just she place for builder.
MEsCOTT. WILCOX 4 co.
s13-0t 1907 Pa ave- and 9th and Ia. ave.
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THEY SAY THEIR LAST PROPOSITION VAS SUP
PREssEp-rHx nES KNfIorED ON rHt WHITE
HoUsE-rHE FIFTEEN MINUTE" RUIZ AND
THE PART IT PLAYS IN rHE STRIKE
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V.VR LEASE-TWO DESIKABIE KFSIDENCIS
L ON St, west Of British legation. These houses
are three stories and basement kitchen; have ten
rooms all improvements: finished natural wood
have bay windows front and Iantries, closets
bells. &c ard in good order Rents will De made
Ia INIT rsi class appiicants
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snlaHr NoRrnwEsr NEWS.

Mr.. Doty Is examining the new trail On
this trip up the river preparatory to estab-
fishing ths pack train 10 the Cascade
mines. Headquarters OF the pack train
viii be at Hamilton and they will make
regular trips to the Cascade summit and
Cheian country. He will also keep saddle
horses TO let on the ronte. and ranches
along the line for siopovers- -lianssisoa Log
ger.
The surveying crew OF the Drayton-
LINDEN a Spokane railroad company came
in Tuesday and viii camp over under the
Drayton Heights There were eleven men
in the party. and they were under the
charge OF Chief Engineer George A. Kline.
lately from Milwaukee and ST. Paul. They
will push the survey forward with exredi-
ton laiss Journal
Annual construction work Is going for
ward on the Vancouver Southern railroad.
which is being built to Blaine from san-
couver. crossing the Fraser river near Lad
nsr's landing.
Captain Jack. chief OF the sooks In
dams, died At Sooke. T. c.. on Sunday
night. AGED seventy-five years He was
possessed OF considerable property.
A grey eagle measuring eight feet scross
the wings Was shot this week ~ Chuck
amt Point. whstcom county.
Skokcrn;sh E,ostofiice has been super-
cexie<i by Unson City.
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The Ml.s.oa sraseA.

President Van Horne. OF the c. p E., has
written q letter 10 Hon. ID. O. Mills. presi-
dent OF the Bellingham Bay & British
Columbia railway. in which he says the
Fraser river bridge and Mission line viii
be completed by September l. merit Mr..
Van Horne wants 70 know how the Il. b. q
B. G. people are getting along. and ii they
vii. have their part Of the road completed
by that time. He also urges. at the sug-
gestion OF the superintendent Of telegraph.
that the B. n. 4 h. G. perfect Thorough
telegraph system between Besiingham bay
and British Columbia TO connect with the
Canadian Pacific system. He shows the
most friendly feeling toward the b. b. &
3. c.. and concludes his letter BY saying
that he possesses the most implicit conf
dencc In tne B. Il. 4 b. c.. and rests salts
fed that everything viii Be done on the
part al both companies 10 make the con-
nection Just As soon ss possible. whick viii
be. be thinks. by the first os September.
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PLAINS OF Already.
OLDEST FARaas N THE STATE.
The Wean4sAss valley. Whsss ssn Cen
taans Gssa-A Desp Rsae
q CeaAx.



Cenfraue Ne.9
- um 40 any ONE . S0.su q 6o9 4. = s.As
: .eam ana 2 coupae g as5s un.e snl
a1ve snfouen snose nsusluA pt - -, =
sns sOu1n u snas cry nss cvn1ss - -.
nt< Psssrie. aDou. nv naises acns ~ 49,
.nc : ns4 woe - elp'oyss -
nu0son nay company. mc1s en.n So.
esauon $50. alscosefeu .nss s:Iusn ~
among tne nins' N s1en u.u'ns eApell-
uons' ana SHY % sessn,y ysaIs ~ -
most % y nad un Aen Up y 'nssse
Fienchmeh % .ne,1 .nu'sn o'sP1'ne
I'ssion 80 sss.uls1u ..1.oae s.e1's -
sue,e sney lave 0eeu Hv'Ae =. 8 ~ = -
iscay Ao. 20 AnuIs 80 ..Iu = -,
uis ueyona IM.eau..s sE ~ - s.1s.-
souu1y !. - $3.50 -. - =, 49,
- ~ - e..s'A' !, 49, 49, s---:....
uoss ~. ss ."a cs.. 49, 800
~" rs 49, ss:...ss =. ~, :.
80. - sSis ..s,, ss.:
I'LL sa'e'A s'4ss - = : 800 80
$500 ..,. a.. r-,;.- ..,-;.
wI 80 49, $500. -
nc No..u1um p..'I, 49,, asn . q =,
= -. .na o. - = $500 y. ..
.sS 80 !" -. Nv 30. - 80 49, 49,
I'm ~ 1870 - $3.50 49, ,.SvS go.
49, '.n's .le o'ns ns- sa. ~. . 49,.
=. - son - = 80 - -s...... !. - =,
s 80 ....1 .'sssss !. 80 = ".s"sa; -.
.. .sus .u :. 20 ss.h 49, $500
s s1ss. A11su..ns = p~'' "''.' '-'e'' .'S''sS
ioa msss =. po.'sse =.
- 80 .an1 = mo- .ol ss' S- ~. az IN -.
-. '.su upou aIf1 - ny -. 80 -.
peIs'ssso "a VIZ On saOHsor p'1..e' -.
instance .us'e nss nc 60 w. v -
p'sce z. ..nu SOW. .ns s .o~s - w 80 =.
nHss eP0s ~ sue PicSOus esssS - Na"s
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hing Mr. reaxy Of his companion. who
nsseiy. IN isliinr rrasped he sse,srs rh ,s
partly SPAWNED the cTevasSe- This broke
his fan. and cnahled Mr.. reary. who had
seissd the other end Of the sledge, to mil
him and the sledge out after Z severe strur-
Ele. Mr.. Reary himself slipped into one q
the glacier rivers dashing along Ia bed Of
polished ice. and VAS carried long dis
lance By The resixtiess cnrrent before shall
chance to scramble out Tho heat 81 The
sun during his absence having melted the
glacier face 20 that it was impossible to ree
the sledges down, he packed them over the
mountains, lowered them down the ellis
with lines. and reached his tent after an ah-
sonce Of twenty daya
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The FERN q s.e~-s,ia.s.

keveistOke Letter TO Victoria Cclonist
John Thompson and H. H. Moody ar
rived Thursday evening. having left Fish
Creek mine at 5 O'Clock the same morning
They have had some thrilling expefiences
with snow-sl.des. which are coming down
every day. II 10 unsafe 70 travel after the
sun rsses and it shines very early in
the morning on some Of those tall
peaks. Thompson was on snowshoes on
The 10Th Of April and saw : slide
coming directly on his path. He tried TO get
out Of its course, falling down in his efforts,
and barely escaped. Moody, John Richie
and dog Was near the mouth Of tunnel,
April Is. Richie ran across the canyon
and caught hold OF some bushes.
where he hung suspended till the
slide swept past him. MOODY
Was caught By the snow. one Lex wedged
IN 50 he could not extricats il, and
although he did not lose his life
he felt for several days a. If he
had been pounded by both John L.
and the Australian negro The poor dog
Was killed, and the waste dump, snow aud
rocks. nine feet in depth, swept into Fish
creek, mile and half distant.
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Az lnylting Scene 70 the Farmer, Gold
seeker and Sportsman.
wenatchee letter 70 EilensburE Capital
The Wenatchee river rises in the noun
tains about seventy-6ve miles northwest
Of here and flows through narrow valley
into the Columbia near this place. About
forty miles from its mouth the river flows
through deep, clear lake two miles wide
and six miles long; the lake Il alive with
fish and waterfowl, and the surrounding
country Is full Of game, large and small, to
suit the fancy Of any hunter. From the
lake TO the head OF the river are extensive
forests OF excellent Or, cedar and pine A
good wagon road extends from the Column
bia up the river to within fifteen miles of
the lake, and trail the remainder Of the
way. From branches Of the river several
exist opening TO the Sank. Skykomish and
other streams on the Pacific slope. Cady's
and Indian passes are the best known Of
these, but men familiar with the country
claim that two others exist better than
either OF them. /.
Gold is found in small quantities along
the whole course OF the river, and the
mines on the Peshastin branch have been
probably worked for = number Of years.
The valley is quite well settled for . dis
lance OF thirty miles, and claims are l0cat-
ed on most Of the valuable government
land, but any one who viii look for them
may still find pieces worth taking.
A postofRce at Mission creek, sixteen
miles up the river, furnishes mail to the
inhAbitants.
The town Of Wenafchse h located on
section I, township %. range 20. one-haif
mile from the Columbia, and one mile be-
low the mouth of the Wenatchee. in the
scenter OF . level tract Of land containing
about 10. COO acres.
Fir and pine for fuel and fencing ID OBJ
tanned from the mountains ct distance of
three or four miles from town, and . saw
mill eight miles away furnishes lumber for
building purposes.
Spencer. Stahi & Co. have . large lime
kiln only three miles away. and plastering
sand is found anywhere along the river
Irrigation is necessary for cuItivating
the soil with profit in this valley, and steps
are being taken that we are satisfied viii
furnish us plenty of water in the near fu-
ture.
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aroused, they thought 10 Investigate They
pr0eeeded up The mountain side from which
the rock had fallen and had mot gone tar
until they came to alarEe land slide. and
On examination tksey foond thaf the whole
lace Of The mountain showed the san,e y
the specimen they hsd FIRST discovered
Iney said nothing. but sent . specimen to
Portland and had Il assayed. and il Vas
proven to b paint something similar 10
the Venetian red which We have in our
markets. bat Of . far superior quality.
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A party heated by Mr.. j. Davis. o. this
place. ~hise on hunt some days seo up
on the Toasle river. came across very Pc
calisr docking rock which bad rolled down
the mountain side. On examination tfsey
fonnd il 10 he very similar 20 SOME OF the
minersi paints. and. their curiosity being
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On last Saturday dusky dame known
g Whiskey Jim's sqnaw. concluding that
her 5-months old papoose was Z greatcare
to her, sold him to . Chinawoman fory$l5.
The foster-mother scrubbed the little one
till he fairly shone, shaved his head, dressed
him IN miniature Chinese costume and
crowned the whole with = comical little
red cap. which made him look
hike little monkey. The Indians were
highly indignant over the affair, and the
moon-eyed population Of this city were far
from satisfied with tho transaction. On
Tuesday the father Of the yoangster came
to Sheriff Miller and asked him to 60 with
him and get the child. which was done.
and now the Chinese damsel bewaileth her
SIS IS lost, and the baby's mother seems
perfectly happy.
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Ing ard scepang Car Line. dAslT sefssec 70 9.
Pal. Ninneapcsis. Duluth sud Gasca4o No
sss ernse % gksrHxo Tourist slsepsux carr
shrouxh placing passengers N tbe Lnt0n s<SNks
CAlcsxu Szreu A01ss and tsixFy--lx n8AEfss
aes-ss rs second xsrses. Hassnn aloek. Z. Ton
ksu- cxFcx TIE ket axeps. -eAtfie-
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Troabse~ IN Guatemala
G1ry or MExfeo. May. 1.-The senate
committee yesterday fsvor2biy reported .
bill granting an indefinite term 70 the pres.
ident The bill passed 1yvt reading.
A Spanish Chamber M commeFcs viii
Re formed here seon-
The Nexirans ia San Luis Posoxi claim
thai conspiracy exists among American
railroad men 10 ke<p 4exie4ns irum work
Ing On the railroads.
TFsraf&n II sznporsiug Chinese and negro
iaborerA from CrhA-
Parties from Gnasemaie state that posit-
iralIv affAtrn IN that sepubise are IN : rad
State strung ftesink II manifested against
erorx throughout tl5e rcsintsy give Ans
promise. bnt The government = tiae priaes-
pai Ian1ho1deS.