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gninfh, "a
cornty commiauiouerp. sxscseoss and survey-
on srs 10 b patd . per day. snd cosonsss such
fess = may b. allowed By iaw. II. IN the pey-
menf 81 ths county commissioners, the salaries
psovt1<d 10f srs inadequate. they may eNow
such c6sesr dsputy os dspstsss for such ume
- may b necessary. ss sch salary - fhey may
dessgnase.
Al ten received By esiasie1 o6icsn mnst Be
paid into the county fssa9ssy cn the cfst Aon-
dag ID sAeh month, 70 BE- applied 70 The inde-
nent III ssloe1ea Al salanes are payable
monthly.
nRyisfnG TuH sALAxr scHEDrIk
oLrnr1A. March lathe olympia committee
on fees md eompensation met tonight ara oe-
esded 70 sesise he schedule Of salaries gwen to
the vsrisua cfscen The salaries viii probably
b. rnised 10 Pc rent.
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Iuenty- ninsh class, Loo es less. and undsri /. 81
County c6acess are declared 10 ee enc oeansy
treasurer. one county eleft. one county sseisssr
60 coanty sheriff. one county stsosnry. Gee
counsy superintendent Of sehcsis. one ceanty
oeoeoDos. three county commissioners. one
county eerones. one ccanty ssrveycr. and sas q
addtsional psecincss cfheers The hoard Of eosnsy
On uina1oness may allow. The state constitution
expseoaly psovsaes tcs the rsssAxe of aaiissss
lava fCx The election al eoansy esscerx and ne
psoscribing 81 their duties and the nxlnr al
thear salaries. The legislature 10 alse dsreessa
@ regulate she cemrensAsscn 81 AL such otagsss
n psopogsicn - their duties, and ser thai PUP
uasp nay eEanoify the eoaasiss ny pepnlaases
An oounty eoaees and ecnssAhsss. tn cities cg
AeD popalatsoa ana upward nass Be salAEssa.
but pablo administrators. surveyors and eus.
r,nefs NAY or raAy not Do sAiarsea usscerS. TAere
n elop cuns1Ifutcaas rsssssioa thai no eeanEy
CsHcer sAali b. eligible 10 bod has eesss nsars
than swc iesms in saeee<slon,
Mr. the provisions Of the hill she eeeasy ansis.
sosa N counties Of the frss c.ass sr~ ~ receive
enlaxy or e4ocn drcrrias slao In each class sew q
- - eleventh. which, ssta the twelnA and
thisesansh. Femaias ~ ts.ao, seaFss~nsA. 81 80.
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- cpassiss frcm the srss 10 he ssnlh. sr-
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neya receive tie sane compensated - tAas
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vhin ~ eisek. treasurer and sA&rsH sse~sss
n0a fwsinh ciaaA he ane rasssesntA-
sopa0 slsrss sfsssssss ssd attorney, uesa
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THAT FEEDING CONTRACT.


Tho Chestnut Barr Still Feeds City
Frisoners-The Rogers Appointment.
The breach between certain members OF the
council, represented by Jailer Bogart, and
Chief Mitchell stili remains open, and sppar.
emily without fair prospect Of immediate heal.
ing.
Yesterday Jailef Bogart called st the jail a
usual and demanded the number Of prisoners "a
be fed. The information vas refused him, e
matter OF cosise, q the question 10 now In the
hands OF the health and police committee, and
the chief refuses TO recede from the position he
has taken
there Is nothing new" said Chief Mitchell
yesterday. The Chestnut Burr restaurant
furnished two very good meals 10 the prisoners,
and viii continue to DO % for Ill know % the
contrary. Isuppcse ron know that the health
and police committee nov has the subject in
hand, and that 10 oil there Is 20 H."
Il understood" continued the chief, in r.
sponse 10 . question. ''thas the mayer sp-
pointed Detective Rogers . special policeman,
bat he did not do IL. you see, until after the
Posi- INrELLisESexss stated that a. I claim, the
action In council was Illegal But a. he ID
under the health and police committee. have
nothing to do with Il ] have nothing more "a
sayn
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The Prophet Comes 20 the Front with
Another big Prsdiction..
OrrAwA, March l5.-Professor =. Stone
Virgins. the Canadian weather prophet,
has predicted . violent storm which, he
says, will b felt I'll over the world, and will
reach Europe. from the 18th 10 The 10th
inst He says IL viii burst over this CONT
nsnt on the 2lst or I'D Inst. Nothing short
Of . miracle, he says, win prevent the de-
struction Of shipping that may b caught
out Of haTbors. He also predicts violent
sruptions and earthquakes, which win take
place In the South.
During the last two years. he says. thsrs
have been unusual planetary actions over
our Northern Paci6c ocean. and in Japan
and China. This powerful extraction has
contracted those parts Of the planet, ceus.
ing earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and the
overflow Of the yellow river which swept
over large area and drowned thousands
Of people.
The prophet II quite certain that his
world destroyer viii originate IL the North
Pacific and VIII b most dangerous on the
ocean on account Of the tidal wave. The
storm viii Be- very heavy In America. Part
Of IT viii move up the Mississippi valley
and the nQFthesst currsns viii move over
IN OuAhec
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TAX st.E DEPARTMENT..


TIE nsw PsNstea thrce-seckien sarsAl srzck
arrived Friday sreaiaG via TIE SostA~Fn f.ctac
ssslresss sazs vas yss eefsy renaoves 60 sAs
sAemtess sogsas quarters u w&s osiy sssvxa
asxs 90 ihS soat s=sn IL expected here Ia .
fen DAYS tron Casrs<o 81 sAaw hew sAs ssxEk a
epxsssei II ser~rsesi By she rssT the ms -
ssssek STU he ss&s aa<i e; sAe ef~mens hea.-
casgSsss~
AasAheg hytisnt wxs placed IA psstfiua yss-
sssssAs a. TIE sxssnee e< s~ccna szA Nars0a
AZ
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vtcrosss. b C.. March iS-Sews VA.
received today from Barclay sound on the
wess coast Of the Vancouver island al the
Victoria sealing aeea Up 10 March The
Back Ihamond hsd Isl skins. Malgie
Adams lsxs Arch III. Sapphire ios. Beatrice
l. The weather has been very bad and has
prevented seal hunting. hat nov lock.
more settled The schooner Favogsse and
LILY we're waiting for more favorable
weather ST MeLulei. and the Juanisa had
onEy h<en cut tao 4avs
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NORTHERN PACIFIC SURVEY.
Line Run East OF the Lake from Renfos
10 Snehomisb junction.

Mr.. Frank Bartlett. engineer in charre Of the
Northern Pacific railway survey 10 the Canadian
boundary line. returned last evening from {
trip on horseback to the other side OF Lake
Washington and ether points between Housh-
ton and snohomixh Junction Mr.. Bartlett
says bis surveyors have reached point directly
back OF Moorlana. between Hoaghion and New.
castle. and we're advancing ct the rate Of r.iis
each day. He thinks the survey 10 snoaomish
Junction vil be completed oy the isi Of April
rosssely before. This Will make the second line
from Psnsoa TO snabonlsh Jaactson, one run.
Ding each SIDE Of the LAKE.
M Ssrisest viii soon leave on Q tour OF In
specilaG over the contemplated line, bet seeu
sachornisn Junction and the Canadian border
Tor the purpose OF reporting on what he coussd.
ers the test route The surveyors viii conrsaus
90 north, After reaching snoaoEaixh Iancxtnn
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Wl11Io WeC7ol1an 1aR1s Inf0 - CoUo-
nnn River 81 II LseG
KU1o. wash, March n-Wnho Nc
CIallsn. aged yeaxs. vas drowned II the
Coweman Hfvux, mar this town. yesterday
afsernoon. Aecompanisd By anoshss com-
pauion. ~ w. playing On someloga. vhen
- accidentally dipped. and fAsEs hetng
but his young companion present. - fadied
toBsgain his footing and vas drowned. 4
vigilant search for the BODY Aas proved
fxuit1enL
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sMueGLKp OPIUM.


PosrLasn. March i5--Cussoms ofscer
Nets, who took charge Of the steamer g.
W. Elder on her arrival last night. noticed
that number Of Chinese merchants Wis.
lied the ship and hsid consultations with
the Chinese cook. Ills suspicious were
aroused and the collector was notified, who
detailed two officers 10 make thorough
search Of the vessel In the cooks room.
the engineroom. Ice lockers. etc. they
found forty-sxo cases of opium. The in
spectors exonsrated the white portion Of
the crew. but the Chinese cook will be ar
rested.
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a Little Of the Mississippi Wanted 20
Come That Way.
81. LouIs, March 15-Advices from the
lower Rio Grande county in Texas say that
livestock there Is suffering severely from
the lack OF water.
Nearly eli the water holes and streams in
the counties Of Starr, Hidaigo. Zopata and
Duvi ara dry, and in many places cattle
have to b driven ten miles to water.
Fears are entertained that II the drouth
continues much longer the loss Of live
stock will Be very heavy.
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oAxsrfs. March IS The fs.aowtnx named
nassFisz pws.se hare eesn appointed BY the gov.
efsess
u. " Bass seattle George y RAGsses Mai.
thew T. tarFy. Cenissas. Jaaa G. ppsrsos.
AssEsseea. MsrSn r. Nsysy. esays EIsraeg.
NJ u aeEis Ns1eoaser
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is~ek sss sA.re Ard ee1 snsa nas ~srsy sss
tie ussea tie s1ysSSzMx nasxes. Nssss sazs
Park tSfs vii 3S1ess 10 v&sae hessre sAe A.a1sr-
xara j. sais&ss. Tvs ax~ ssslwxys VIII estxr
TIE city fFssn tnst &ifsessSe. tseak sas srs So
savsss@ IN fssfss IN The Ssrsrs.na sss Bal All
saS Woodland Para Ne ssa sAou Yea sssse
eezszs xF@anS facr tEyesfnsEzgs pxntes Less a
Co e. s<scs4 sfs~st o~sr Mex AAnts sAzs
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BuLLDoxlNG A BURGLAR.
..Os Course I WIN Get 1.-THE GUN, Not
the Money.

PORTLAND, March l5.-Hans Hansen.
who resides on . ranch near Bridal Veil
falls, was astonished Thursday evening by
seeing man enter his house with . re-
volver in bis hand and sack for mask.
He supposed one of the neighborx was At
tempting to Brighten him for joke. bat
the fellow ieveled tho revolver and de-
msnded Hansen's Money.
Hansen said. .Ol course | viii set IL IS
but stepped into . bedroom and grabbed
an unioaded Winchester rife and poked
the musxie through the door, wherenpon
the would-oe robber left in hurry. max.
Ing very long tracks In the snow. Hansen
had received money Tor some horses the
day before. which probably Was the cause
OF the escapsde.
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Nnw lnearnnr.sinn..

ntysTss. March Is --rhe follow Ing article
Of incorporation have been alef.
Observer Publishing Cgsaraav. seattle. carl
TAI sfaek. y. ases trustees T. y. Townsiey. l. X
Hodges object. 30 carry cn printing BUSINESS
Alisa fasaa CumpsDy. Tacoma, capital stsck
sieaers trustees. Andrew J. fAtsielohu. James
Wsekssshana. Kirhsr3 Reesfger Joaa N.ys
rssrssr sna Thomas Y sesH;ita: ossees. 90 bar
and sell property
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nieA Rrem arhe 0rip.ss

PORTLAND, March lA-John Andsfson,
assistant postmaster, died at his residence
hsrs this morning Of pneumonia He Vas
taksn with .the grip shout three weeks
ago, and tan days since hs vas Obliged %
quit work. He vas chief clerk q the post
ONCE inspectors department here for three
years, and when the once was transferred
10 San Francisco, Postmaster Robev took
him in g assistant. He leaves wife and
two children.
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STATE UNIVERSITY


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4 - eonoass11oe - q - e.ivs -.
4 @ 49, ODeae 0ves1 49,
Z ID eoneens - Oeee eIne - -
y eeeo1aos - 49, sls.s.1 -. 49,
- nDGooupu = ~ epDsopstseon 81 9iesee
- oonoGneo - oonn1nD ~ - enAA soW.
S Do61 - 11oDo4 eGvtonhse - poespns
~ oG1nu um12 uowa WOOL
1910.
- 81 N = - ssn6en = rsqslss s1psoy.
r. $3.50 osnn ~ empae9o. 70 b seed
~ oGouoI1y eaongDd h he vcsh incnn.
p go 60. uoeAof Ill - shis sub1scs
$3.50 ~ - eDvsxno. end Ksan6 - ds-
1 = - $780,. r. = dua SENATOR rsyne
n611s 0S16 ~ ST ~ eAbssd ~ reguesL
I -. - - -. -......
r 1S11mo1 = esssses : de1sss In ne fosnsr
~ - roov,Ho ~ - eI1cetoa Sox The ptrms-
) $50 lSo6f1on q - eseitaL Il y provtded In
nnoS I'll TIT ~ voto - ~ nsxt gsnsrsl
$50 shan . reoex4sesd - the towns Of
o1SuDta E1ienSoufw ED North YakimA and
- 6ehoe vooo sha1l - eounte6. ms lat.
~ o6nnoo = s1asnly Unconstitutional, - unAes
- o1n611lu1fou o. ~ Uaftsd esssss snd the
1o6on q Wa6h1ne3oo every eaootor Who eaGes
1870 = eneffle6 - have e cOunsed. Only The
60 ouno nnnneA however. ere eligible - CO.
- - rnna. vnaer he oonsstluEaou and the
iS1U Nh
$3.50 ~ ....-~-s-.~.s NJ r.oxrf.~ 1.
~ 49,. Ius1 ss1'asss 80 - $3.50
- ~ 1917 o0shsse-s s.~- -. -,
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san FRAscIsco. March l5.-The forscaat
until 8 p. m. Sunday for Oregon and
Washington Is: Local rains, variable
winds and nearly stationary temperature.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE temperature
for twenty-four hours past Is reported Is
follows: New York, IS; New Orleans, ~:
St Louis, 10; Cincinnati. IA; Chicago. s.;
Winnepeg - below
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n TMB DORIe BRODER8EN LOST
One Hundred anA 8ighfy-two Days 1ss0
vIetofta % LenAsa.
VICTORIA. b c., March h-Feaxs are
entertained for the safety Of the German
bark Doris Brodsrsen. which sailed from
hare for London September Is last with .
cargo Of salmon vnlued st SIS. 00Q
The vessel has now besn out i62 deys.
and hss not bssn spoken since sailing from
Victoria.
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0soas DostSusAasa q frspssty - oeoeA
In AxknnanD.
NUrnm. Ten, March 1.-The AppssFi
Esport, Ark, special. says that White end
Black rivers are failing, bat hFsAk GO
CURED on Oatssvills and Brinklsy rod q
Rivers Edge today. Reports Of ths great
destruction Of stock continue to come in
from the country, and the total loss 70 the
farming interests viii mot fail short Of $780,
o0a At Newport the loss viii b about
$4,000.
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yrrTEf.lrn rE.Ty srpv,cv

Over the Northern Pseiar railroad: dining rsrs
and sseepsax ears every day In TIE year sesrfle
70 thiea<o III Easses the seort<sx roate seeunsi.
cog Eoca tsogA
fHixTs-FHsxx sorEs aNp yztKry-Gx MINUTES
sAved tn rcxeniag Chicago via tass tina
Sh2soerE. city ticket agent riS secoad street
>eaEtse
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PrrrssuRs. March Is. - This morning
Frank Grade. German living 1t Ale
gheny City, Killed his step-bhiid, little
girl. aged 10 years. No cause for the
murder Ia known
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PAY or COUNTY OTrrCEKs
! Ne w~~uisssa Aceerdins IA m. Pa.

ulattom.
0IvNrtA. March la-The salary and fec BILL
Which h sns Of the important measures Of the
ooooicn yes 70 ~ acted upon. win certainly pro
vuae epeat deal Of discussion and opposition.
Whem the I'LL was mp on Friday last. this dis
position was % plainly evident that the friends
81 NJ h&Il agseed % allow n 10 10 recommitsci
cos further Amendmeul The bill. for the par
poas a. regulating the compensation os county
uoloora. claastAcs the counties Of the STATE sc-
coe6ing - population. - ascsrta!ned by the
oDAosal census Of iee1 and thereafter every two
yonu b. he eouuty q psecince asscsscsu' eau
ssosnslon Tho oonnfien A. dfvfx,nd thu.
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The judiciary committee, % whom was 70
fefred the ordinances and petitions from the
Northern Pacific railroad and B. r. Shsubut,
asking franchises over Railroad avenue, met in
the once Of the city attorney yesterday fore
noon. No action was taken. but the general
opinion expressed was that Il would Be better
not 10 grant any more franchises unttl there Wa
settlement OF the question Of widening the
avenue. Another meeting Of the committee
Win Be held this week. and . report win likely
b made 70 the council next Friday night
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TAAs sAs NofsAsxe fsrtae rsssgaAA resss sssss.s
ssevf~r sas dsatarxas rV1ssl fos al pasnss Fssa
a. CAssAsrx cay nxks< axsa1 - sx~on< street.
kessoa eae<As + xeakin. eeres xxAss sxssI
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READY FOR .EM.


Increased II Needed.
WAsHixeros CrrY. March l5-It is
definitely stated here tonight that subscrip
tions have been nade TO the Illinois cor
poration Of the Worlds fair to the amount
Of IS 600 90, and that much moro in addi-
ton will b forthcoming for the purposes
OF the fair in ample time, - was duly pro-
vidsd for In the bill reported by the sub
committee. which Is similar in many re-
spscts TO the bill originally reported TO the
House
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rnE HOUSE.

olynriA. Narch iA-The House held TO ses-
sson teday. having adjourned from yssserday
uatll Aoaslsy.
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win Receive the Fuil Iss.s

The seattle Nsfioual hank hrs been advised
BY the comptroller that they viii receive the
full issue Of circulation to the par valus OF bouds
Deposited with the treasurer Of the United
States. That the bureau Of engraving and print
ing 10 GOV engaged in engraving new coat Of
arms for the new state Of Warrington, which
viii appeal on their currsncy notea
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FLEE 10 THE MOUNTAINS.

Residents Of Loulsiana Paxishes warned
Of the Breaking Levees.
vrcxsBune, Miss, March IA tels-
gram from President Maxwell received
this evening states that the break in the
Raleigh leves ID now 400 feet wide. Max
well requested the residents Of Louisiana.
In Madison and Tensat parishes. 70 Be
notified and warned Of the danger.
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DR.. ". A. shannon hes removed the stitches
from the vound In the head Of Eddy Ivey. the
nstie boy thrown from the Northern Pacific
trestle near the Bay vi " brewery last Sunday
evening He rsports that his patient 10 doing
very web and win be entirely well within few
dayA II Vas thought q Arss that the boz
would lose the sight OF his left eye, but his
ply stefan now has strong hopes OF saving il
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NKARLS HALF 4 MILLION.


Appropriated Mill.
oLvnnA. March lathe standing commit
tees on eistns in the senate and wars and
means II The HouDs. have begun jointly 70 pre-
pass : esneraI appropriation bill Not more
than De outline Of the features OF the bill Is yet
obsstnAhie. state officers have submitted re-
pofts OF the estimated expenses OF their ofsees.
hut most OF them uiii hare to be corrected. A.
The proposed bill VIII cover period UP 10 March
81. 1891. insfssd Of March !. issi. - was under
stood. tho list Of appropriations already made
Il - f.ffasva.
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VICTORIA. B. c., March 1a.-In the local
parliament today an estimate OF the re-
ceipts and expenditures for the financial
year Was brought down, showing the re-
ceipts to be $9i4 .69i and the expenditures
e<xVn am
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WATSON rAKDoNKD.

t5overner Ferry Grants the Wishes Of
Jaage, Jury and Citissns.
oIyMrfA. March is.--dovernor Ferry today
granted . full ana unconditional pardon to
william Watson. who was convicted Of burglary
IN the superior court OF King county. and sen
fenced TO one year in the pepitentiary, from
March {. $50. The pardon was granted upon
the recommendation Of the superior judge, the
sheriff and prosecuting attorney. Of King county.
end the jurors who convicted him. and also Of
reputable ciffseus Of seattle.
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A Record Of Buildings Authorised By
Inspector Abbott
Building Inspector Abbott yesterday issued
the following permit:
James Mcmillan. two-story frame. lots ~ and
q, block Is. RandelIa addition: cost H0m
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NORTHERN rAcrrTc RxYIRo.n

Ios-sss sse~rsnxcan daily between seofssa
ana 1airAea Twenty-Five niseS the sh0rsasl
ro1te AL ssven hours and thirsy esx minutes ia
ssvsacs Of eorrersna Inca A. CaEsssR. e1sy
Ecaes sessi sa sccoat street. Bossua AoeA, :
1ozk.a. 1<p~as tekef ass1; seattle
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New cold Fielda.

CIrY OF MKxIco. March D.-Rich gold
discoveries have been made in the state Of
DURANGO.
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John L Howard. general manager OF the
Oregon Improvement Company. and Edwin
00odali. Of the Pacific Coast sesamship Com.
pany. both OF San Ffancisco. arrived here Friday.
and held . consultation with Manager r. ".
Mcneil with respect 70 the business Of the
Oregon Improvement Company. Manager No.
NELL went 70 Pors Townsend yesterday 70 ses
about the railroad he has contracted 70 build
sonth from that civ
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CONFIDENTIAL-The Old Homestead is locally
known as the Phillips and has been amed for years. and
contains over four hundred fruit 1t lies just blocks
northeast of the Ballard Steel and Iron Works. convenient
to schools and churches and the view is delightful The pro-
ieced line Of the Great Northern will pass within blocks of
the property The prices for the first days will be 80 per
cent than for property anywhere in the vicinity Of Ballard
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New Break at New Orleans.
New ORLKAHs. March LA small break
Of about twelve feet wide occurred this
morning below Point La Hoch, In Plague
mine parish