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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

where He VIII Do the State Printing
Pilot Commissioners Appointed.
OLYMPIA. April 80. G. White. state
printer. has leased land fronting on Fourth
street, corner Of jefferson. and viii erect
thereon immsdiateiy building in which
TO conduct business. He has also taken q
contract to print the Hill code OF laws.
]. L. Stout. Edward Spsnser and Alfred
K. King were commissioned on Wednes-
day ~ pilot com missioners for the Column
bia river. On thu same day Joseph HI.
Ststson. John p. Belts and Charles H.
Jones were commissioned pilot commits
sionsrs for Puget sound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
Yesterdays Bau Games,

LOUISVILLE, April is-American Asso-
citation game-Louisvilie 8. Sc Louis ii.
COLUMBUS. April is.-American Associa-
ton game-Columbus 4, Toledo 8.
PHILADELPHIA. April iS.-American A.
ISOLATION game--Athletics Il. Rochester 8,
BROOKLYN. April lG.--American Asso-
citation game Brooklyn q. Syracuse 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

New Port Townsend National BAmk.
WASHINGTON CRY. April ls.-Ths fol-
lowing named national banks have been
authorized to commence business: Port
Townsend National Bank at Port Town
send. WASH, capital 500. 100; president.
Florence II. Wade: cashier, Willis A.
Wilcox.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
NO CONCESSIONS TO CATHOLIC

Election -teiay The A,7aoyy-besUcea land
7 O'Clock. Don't fail to posc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Lots now on sale In Woods south Shore ana
East ehore additional Motor car nov runnir q
through property. Streets and lots cleared
Low prsceA kaxy terms Now ready for hone
buiidefs 4 limited number o; home 9ites 70 Be
doassed % those who build ~ once. see or "a
dfo0 W d Wood. room 8. Kilgen bloch, seattle.
Dr. Z G. johnson hes removed into his new
once In the sherman block. noEthsasa corner
Front and Cherry slfeeta
See Henderson Bfos embarrassment fos special
hakKn3nA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
NEWS OF THE STATE
New Whatosn and FaiYhaven
@ New Towns.
c6EAT aEJosossso on The LAY


HAmxAvc. Apra M-Ihs contest oves
~ tncospcsnt3on a ~ several cif3ss thsa
sessd q - shcrss a Bsalingham bsy was
deefdod ~ morning by tbs commission
ess e Whntcom euunty ard IN favor Of
Tairhsvun, vktch tovn has obtained ths
boundaries SAat T. inhahttants desired.
A. derjded. ~ boundaries Of Eairhsvsn
sxtend within 30 let of Sshome. Ihs de-
eistpn q ~ county eemmssstonsss sstab-
iishes H. facs. For he psossnt thsy de-
Odd that ehsso shalI - two ctt3ss-Ons
Bealineham, which includes almost Ill Of
Oh BeIIinsAam, ~ Other How Whstcom,
formed cut q Whaecom and 6ehome-
The oontsst tn IL Whascom county
oourthouss, IN which ths county connie
sionas at, Iasisd Two days and vas hitter.
On several oecsstons general row was Inn
minepk 4 Esirhsvsn delegation cf l5o
msn atsssdsd ths daily meetings in body.
aud they wsrs rssoiuts in The intsntion to
secure thsis luil rights in The matter Of in
corporation and equally rssolute TO escape
from The bondaes that the ID. o. Mills
CcrnWall-sshome Town Company sought
70 impoes on thsm, and thsy were incor-
porsted with The Whatcom part. They
proposed 10 sell their own ship and TO sink
Of 6oas - Fairhsven. They carried their
point, and thsir city II sblaSs with ire
vorka II resounds with strains Of music,
The sxplosjon of giant cartridges, the
shsieks Of steam whistles aud shouts Of ex-
u1tant men. who recognize the fact that
The end Of incorporation troubles has been
arrived s1
a column Of men who carry tsanspaf-
enciss now march down Harris street and
70 Bsnnstt's point, from which site What
com can b soen 70 discharge fireworks.
At thu head Of Tie column large military
hand marches. Congrstuiatory speeches
have hssn mad6 By H. Y. Thompson.
Nelson Bennett. George A. Black and
others Of the leading citizens Of Tairhaven.
The people are Enthusiastically excited.
II 70 great night In Fairhavsn.
The city election will be hsld In less than .
month and In Ill probability there viii b
perfect harmony 1t this. the first. election.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
Its Handsome New Building on Va
Ness Avenue.

Its Handsome New Building on Van
Ness Avenue.
Within the next two months work VIII be
commenced for the erection of a fine fourstory
building on the northeast corner OF Van Ness
and Golden Gate avenues. which. when com
peted, will be occupied by the Mercantile Ii
brary For the lot the library paid $4,000, and
the structure will cost about S125,o0O.
II Will be built OF sandstone and pressed BRICK
The main entrance will be in the middle OF the
Van Ness-ayenue front. Another entrance VIII
be at the lower end OF the Golden CATE avenue
side On The second floor Will be reading, con-
yersatiou aud chess rooms. There VIII be sepa-
rate apartments furnished for the comfort OF
lady visitors One idea I'm view In eQuippldg the
new quarters Will be TO have them MI, TO an ex-
tent The place OF a club for both ladies and gen.
tleWen. .
lie parIors and readng-rOoms Will be on both
lie street fronts. Within the building on tue
same door viii be spacious hall, two stories In
height On the third floor will be various rooms
designed for convenience and comfort and on
tile top floor suites for Offices or for family
apartments.
Another source of revenue, apart from library
dues, viii be tie hall, which Will be let TO
those desiring 1t, and which will also be used for
institute lectures IN courses similar TO those
arranged In many Eastern cities.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
IRVING HALL,
139 Post Street,
170 RESIDENCE s3na1! I'm
Clarendon HGigltS
FACING
Stawan, Alma, RiVOIi, BsIgraVe, Sever
tsenth and Eighteenth Streets
and Clarendon Avenue.

Only within the past few years has great value
OF property commanding marine view been
appreciated here. Nor has it yet by any means
reached its topmost point. Those who think i.
folly to pay $500 per front foot Pacific Heights
Will find themselves more mistaken than the pur-
chasers Land Will go far beyond that figure there.
W hat racine Heights was a few years ago Clarendon
Heights is to-day. From here one of the most en-
chanting views OF the ocean is obtained. The
Golden Gate and the bay are plainly The
park, presenting always a scene OF Yerdant beauty
is at the very threshold while to the south west
rise majestic hills protecting it from the prevailing
winds and fog. The rapid growth OF the city ali
directions, and especially toward the west Is drv-
ing values upward at heavy pace, and he who hest
tates now Will soon find the opportunity cure a
homestead at small sum lost to him forever. Clar-
endon Heights possess every feature necessary to
make 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Pacific St., East of Kearnv.

N side OF Pacific ST.. 80 IS feet E. of Kearny Prop
erty consists of large brick building Pacific St
and large frame building In fronting Charles;
about So rooms on the premises: the large Com
mercial Hotel opposite; new business structures
are in the vicinity; rents when all occupied, SI75
per month; lot 47:l0xl37 IS to rear street
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Business Property.

Sw. cor Pacific and Mccormick SITS. This is
good business grocery corner with tenements
above; residence and stable in the rear; Improve
ments are in good condition: 4 cable roads ap-
proach this property; rents about S92; lot 43x73.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25

About two 5O-yaras, running through from San
bruno road to California ave-. uear Precita, and
end of Adam st. This properly has an extensive
frontage; handsome cottage with rooms; well
OF water with tank mad automatic pump; water
pipes over the property has been used for a nur-
sery; several large Conservatives the property
and hne Shrubbery; grand view; on PotreTo branch
OF Omnibus RAILROAD: lot 12013un
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Polk-st. Investment Pronertv

w. side of Polk ST., $3.50 feet S. or broadway:
present improvements consist of a substantial 2.
story building OF rooms and bath each brick
foundation, high basement. which can be changed
at small expense Into stores Polk ST. is the business
street OF this lOcat OF the city and is enhancing
rapidly In vaue; street finished with basat rock In
lot 34xIOO T-''
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
MARRIAGES DEATHS.
BORN.

ARCHER-In tits city. May 10. 1890. to the wife
of Z. II. Archer, a son.
SIENENSON-At the POtrero, May IL, 1890, to the
wife OF Alexander Stevenson, a son.
MCNULTY-In South San Francisco. May IA, 1890.
TO the wife OF owen j. McNulty, son.
MCDONALD-In this city May "a, 1890, TO the
wife Of Joseph Mcdonald, a daughter.
MARKS-In this city, May %, 1890, to the wife Of
Joe l.. Marks a son.
IEEN CH-In this city May Is. 1890, to the wife
OF Edward j. French son.
wHITEMAN-in this city. April %. 1890. to the
wife of Frank b. hiteman, daughter.
HOHN-IR this city May "a. 1890. TO the wife Of
John II. Holm, a
IYANCOVICH-In san Jose, May II, 1890, to the
wife of John IyancOvich OF San Francisco.
HEISS-In Kiel. Germany May o. 1890. to the wife
OF otto HesS OF the Royal German Navy, son.
MILLAR-ln This city, May %. 1890, to the wife OF
NJ A. Millar q snn-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25

S. line OF Jackson ST., 1865 feet f. OF Cough
containing a fine 2-story residence, bay-window
with rooms and bath; magnificent marine view
fine residences grace this location; cable roads ac
commodation pass the premises; street paved with
bituminous rock: parties looking for a home loca-
ton should examine this handsome SPOT: school
convenient; lot 43:3xl2T :S14.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Waterfront Business and Residence
INVESTMENTS.
Howard-st. Business Property,

North side OF Howard. 100 feet E OF 9Th st ex-
tending through to Hatoma this fine piece of bust
ness property has stores with French flats above
and coal-yard ground rent on Howard ST.; Natoma
street improvements consist OF 2-story building
Howard and Natoma SITS. are laid in basalt rock.
severed and accepted by the city; Howard street
growing in importance every day; the new Po.toffce
IS almost an assured fact for Howard ST. 9th ST. only
100 feet from this property the extension through
to Natoma st. makes this piece valuable; rents
1928 per month: fine lot for a large marx ct house
lot 1OONI6O to Natoma ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
FASHIONABLE RESIDENCE SECTION.

The lots we offer are portion OF the possessions
OF wealthy syndicate, several OF the members of
which have In anticipation the erection Of costly
mansions there while already in the vicinity
OF construction.
Purchasers at this sale will reap the benefit and
the rich reward following those most important n
terprises-the opening OF Sixteenth street, which
boulevard Is to pass within block of the northern
limits of this property, the extension of Market
street south Of it and the establishing OF another
great recreation ground
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Magnificent Residence Site.

N line OF Union St, 1877 % w. OF Leayenworth;
from this choice residence lot Is one of the hnest
views In this city-Alcatraz and Angel islands the
hills of Marin. Napa and Contra Costa counties; an
elegant location for handsome home: street in
fine condition; good car accommodation: lot COZ
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Sea-walI 5O.Vara

NE. cor. OF North Point and Jones SITS this prom
erty has very valuable business future; the Bur-
nngton absorption of the San Francisco and North
racine haiiroad Will cause this property to more
than sextupe In values the sea wall will be but
short distance from this 5O-vara 1877 ;6x 81 81:
FOR particulars. catalogues. ETC.. inquire OF
EASTON, ELDRIDGE a. CO..
AuctiOneers. 6IS Market st. s. r.
my22 Is 20 81 at
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
San Rruno-Ave. Property.

E line OF Stockton St. 5e:S feet S. OF Clay I'M
proyements consist OF 2-story frame house. in
good conditions: good car aceommoda tion; rent
$40; water extra; lot 22x68:9 g.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Water.Front Rusiness Pronertx.

n side Oregon ST., So feet E. OF Front: present
improvements rent Tor S57 per month"; this location
is In the very center of great improvements, and
must enhance rapidly In value, being waterfront
property; parties looking for Investment property
should examine this piece; street paved with basait
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Downtown Investment Propertv.

e. side OF Stockton ST. 1877; IS feet N. OF California:
Nos. TO and 7l2 In tenemonts, with other tene-
ments the property; street in fine Snaps; rents
500 per month: always occupied: this property is
3Ox6O.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25

NE. cor. OF Sansome and Vallejo sts This ele-
giant business corner is about $50 feet from the
steamer landing; the foundation Is solid rock, saw
ing an expensive piiing bill for foundation for
masonry; expense for grating this property was
S22OOO; present improvements would answer for
manufacturing purposes or for cannery; this is a
valuable property for large wholesale store hav-
Ing three frOntages; streets in fine condition;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Central Improved Pronertv.
Downtown Investment Property

sE cor. Vallejo and Jones SITS This property Is
all improved; commands fine marine view always
rented; examine it; large lot 45:IOx55:s.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Downtown Improved Pronertv.

NE. cor. Rearny and Union sts; improvements
consist of front and buildings this is centrally
located property, always rented: rent $50 per
month; examine this property; lot 81 :sx67;6
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25

cCLENNEN-TRAINER-I this city, September
Il, 1850, George MeClennen and Kitty Trainer.
BARNUM-RAY-In Eureka, Cal. May II, 1890,
f q. Barnum OF Eureka and Ida c. Ray OF san
Francisco
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25

TUESDAY.
TUESDAY '..'....''.. May FL, 1890
AT III O'Clock A. NJ, the premises
24l2 Fillmore Street, Near Jackson.
WILL SELL BY CATALOGUE
The Magnificent Furniture in residence of
q. Newhouse Esq.
On account OF departure for Paris.
PARTICULARS TOMORROW
my25 II GEO. +. LAMSoN, Auctioneer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
] and K StS., 9Th and 9Th Ayes.


To Park two blocks.
10 station Park and Ocean X. r. two blocks
10 olympic Club Grounds one block.
10 Lake Honda School one block
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25

Grand and uninterrupted marine view from these
Elegant Residence Lots; they only one-half
block from the Government (BIack Point Reserva-
ton Park. The Government Is constructing an
ELEGAN t DRIVEWAY on Lombard street (Which
Is severely conn Getting the Black Point PARK with
the Grand PresidiO Reservation Park, which must
become the great popular driveway In this city,
Van Ness ave. and Franklin ST. must soon be open
to public travel. The Commissioners are appointed
and the work Will now be pushed to completion.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
GEO. +. LAMSON.

AUCTI0EEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AIS KearnY ST., between California and Pine.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
Golden Gate PARK.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

TUE BALANCE OF THE PROPERTY BELONG
ing to the Estate OF J. NJ. DONAHUE, consisting
of Ranch and Business Property in Santa Rosa
viii be sold at the Atheneum Theater. Santa Rosa,
on SATURDAY, June 7, 1890. Full particulars
later
G. II. UMBSEN & CO., Auctioneers,
my23 II IA Montgomery street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-25
THE STANFORD PARK,

The proposed location OF which can seen by refer
ring TO the guide maps In our catalogue These
al enterprises which are fast assuming a definite
shape and their contamination is only question OF
o few years at most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
RECIPROCITY IL wREcKGNG.

Ottawa Jan. 20 lspccial.-A subject of first class
Importance 20 Ncw.Norlt ship and steamship owners
and merchants IS down on The notice paper Of III"
Dominion Parliament Mr.. Charlton, Mr.. Int'cr ou,
Fs,ex and Mr. Kirkpatrick have each given notice
Of motion OF a bill TO permit reciprocity ia Wrc' hing
bv United States vessels m Canadian waters. iuicr
the present laws vessel flying the star and stripe
must not presume to 70 10 the aid ot wrecked ship i
she happens 10 be in Canadian territorial "a'cr@'
though by doing valuable aid might Dee rendered
Gases in which help has been given and the fact,
have come 10 Usbt have resulted ~ heavy fines hciuS
inflicted and in instance, seizure, of American
vessels causing bad blood whore there ought 10 hc
the best Of feeling. An Influential body Of men III
this Parliament consider the present act lch- 1i
Larbarisln unworthy OF civilized people. and VIII
bring # rOuc pressure bear the Government OF
sir John Macdonald 10 insure a friendly disposition
in the matter being manifested to the authorize, Of
Washington in order 10 effect some sort OF common
sense reciprocal legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21

Little Rock. Ark, Jan. 2O.-A peculiar land -rinde
WI, uucarthcd here yesterday II appeal, that man
giving hi, name q, Charlie, made his appearance IN
white County about sis months ago. II" at once ina
tailed himself in the good -Iac'- of the local min
i,tcr. the Rev j. Il. Chumlcl and To- him conrdcd the
statement that he rcalit, am fngli~h noncman
travelling ucpenitp. and that be- WI, the p1,,c~>or
pf fortune oi fully eiOOOOO 900. $1,000 600 of which
Wa, invested iu birmingham. The minister fell into
the trap and with his ncW found friend went 10 Litt'
Rock. where hc introduced him as a man worthy Of
confidence. Chirr, purchased three fine farms ad-
ldcct 10 TN. city, gained possession of the deeds ana
agreed meet The seller, M Il certain day and pay
over thc amount. lie failed 10 appear. and the
crcduou, farmer, will cndCtyOr 10 recover the titles
10 their farms In the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
SAYING FAREHELL TO HENRT GEORGE.
SINGLE TAX MEN GIVE HIN 4 DINNER And
MAKE PLEASANT ADDRESSES.

MAKE PLEASANT Allll-NSI-N
Those who believe that all the money that is ncces
sary for public Dc raised by the taxation Of
land value, alone showed hem-clycs in great force in
the Metropolitan Hotel last evening. Henry George
viii start TO morrow for Australia, and the occasion o
th, biz gathering # single taN wa to give him
dinner and 10 wish him g0d,pced on hi journey
Their. we're other there besides, men who wanted
10 honor him as an American Of brains. and for hl,
genuine American method Of agatng DIS yicws,' a.
tIc pr.dcnt Of Columbia College wrote u hi- letter re-
ercttins his absence. and other men who wanted 10
honor him for hi- vrorou, wOra n behalf 80 ballot re-
form The letter, of regret that were read by the
.ccrctary 4. j. steers were received with warmth
rlc Manhattan single TaN club, II which Loue J. Io'
H. the president. organized the dinner, and Mr. Post
pr,.-idcd Around the guests table. and 'hc three
table, stretching full length II the biz room, go
rcr ON, were seated. Henry Gcorsc on one side
of the chairman, and the Rev. Dr Lyman Abbott on
The other: and Or. Abbott, speech WA, deemed 50
clopucnt that when hc sat down one man called for
three cheers for Or. Abhou the worthy -upc--or of
Henry ward Bccchcr" and ia rc-pou-r the house rang
with the cchoc, Of The appliance. William Lloyd Car
r-on va, another 81 those at the guc-te' table. Not
content with wishing Mr. George 'u,'r, ~ h' thNel'
h extended the same courtesy 10 the Prophet oi san
Irauci,cos7 wife. whom hc introduced IN tiis extern
pg,'I" L"t fhc Gcorgcs In our toast shall mlngc-
ri, ouly take, that We wish single
Letter, Of regret and sympathy with the object "i
the dinner were received rom BISHOP lIuhunt'o" q"
western Sew York. the Rev. Il. lichcr Newton, cA-
Mayor Low, president Of Columbia college. J.. j..
Andrews pre- idcut of Brown University PI0ic- or
Arthur T. ilavlcy. Of Yale. Roger o. Mill, Of IcNa,
~ {. f. Hrcckinrdcc. I. y. Powdcry, George william
Curtis Everett T.. Wheeler frih,, ~ ndr S,'l,'n;;
Edward VI. shepard Chaunccy +. hlach, president gl
the National A,-o,iaion Of Dcm@caiic Guh. Mark
The Rev. Dr. Abbott poke ON Hightcon,nG ne. EN n,
Wheeler II. Pcchham. John De WIT Warner william
Ll0yd Garrison, Jane, L. Mili~. george Ihhc7''
Thomas &C., sG'r" of the TgS ro5Jn " Drmoce ca6
James i. Hcrnc, Daniel {. Ecid aud Mr.. George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
p,crrpS yor ,vrRyC To INSPECTION.

Chicago Jan. 20 t~pccah.-As stated in these
di,p,tch-, lat night tlc Chicago packers uud>
MAYED At the attitude OF Atohi-on and other Kansas
elite, in preparing ordinances providing that all
dressed meat ,oln in these cities, and not previously
n- -pcced ON foot. must pay an inspection fee Of -
cent, a hundred pounds, That scheme is not going
10 hurt u, "a Bit aid Nr. Quinu. MIR Arnour's At.
torncy ih. morning. We never fought proper
n pcctiou II beef and shall not hsht th, plan. be
cause n Will not bar ont tl We object 10 Is IN"
prohibition of the sale of healthy meat lon ,cc. the
-eorrt of the whole bu-inc, J, that We can utilize
every particle 0f the animal. and wc can pay the
,ehi ON cattle shipped here hill them. and send
bach the di--cd beef 60 all Western points and meet
an competition. TIN, new inspection law viii ril-c
the price trihc hu We shall continue 10 send beef
10 Atchison. dc ptc thi, latest m0Nc'