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The Delta independent., 1890-09-02
THURSDAY, AUGUST %.

SKNATE.-The resolution for the suspen-
sion of the work of erecting the Lafayette
statue on the site selected in Lafayette
Square, in Washington, ID. c., and for the
selection of the site, was adopted.
The tariff bill was then taken up. Mr..
Aldrich, from the finance committee, gave
notice of two amendments he would OFFER
to the bill, and which were read for infor
nation. One of the amendments Is a re-
ciprocity amendment The second is
proviso to the fish paragraph, and it sub
lects fish to a duty of only ~ cents y
pound, when exported from or the product
of any country, whenever and only so loue
as American fishing vessels shall be ad-
mitted into all the ports of such country tc
purchase supplies (ncluding bait). and to
land fish for shipment in bond to the
United States without restraint.
HousR.-The House finally sustained
Speaker Reeds decision that the lard bill
was unfinished business, and it was passed
by vote of la6 to 81.
The House then, under the special order,
proceeded to the consideration OF the bill
called up under the special order by Mr..
Connell, OF Nebraska, constituting eight
hours days work for all laborers, work
men and mechanics employed by or on be.
half of the government, or by contractors
doing work or furnishing material for the
government and providing penalties for
violations of its provisions. MIR. Nc
Cutcheon, of Michigan, moved TO strike
out the clause which provided that no con
tractor shall permit any laborer to work
more than eight hours Agreed to-Ss to
81.
On motion Of Mr.. McComas, an amend.
meut was made striking out the clause re-
Quiring contracts for furnishing material
~ the government to be on the basis Of
the cight-hour law. The law was then
passed.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-02

Commenting on the effects Of tho
American silver bill tho London Tmes
warns the silver interests 70 be In rsadi-
meas 70 meet tho Though perhaps distant)
danger Of . plethora Of sflver In America
finding won't outside and forcing itself
on the market 81 reduced peice.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-02

A meeting of 5000 dock .laborers
held in London Sunday, at which Mr..
Burns, the labor agitator, presided. passed
resolutions Of sympathy with tho Ameri-
can Knights Of Labor on the New York
Central strike. Tho resolutions also cx-
pressed hope for the succcss Of the strik-
ara
The Delta independent., 1890-09-02
CONGRESSIONAL
SATURDAY, AUG. 22.


sENAIE.-The entire session was taken
up in addresses Of eulogy Of the late Sem
stor Beck.
HoUsE.-Mr. Mckinley, of o hio, from
the committee on rules, reported, and the
House adopted, a resolution setting apart
Thursday and Saturday of next week for
the consideration of the bills, constituting
eight hours days work and relative to
alien contract labor. The House then re-
sumed consideration of the Conger lard
bill.
MONDAY, AUGUST 25.
SENArE.-The resolution heretofore Of
fered by Mr.. Plumb to prohibit the sale of
spirituous, vinous or malt liquor in tho
Senate wing of the capitol was taken up,
but in the absence of Messrs. Blair and
Butler. who had offered amendments, it
went over until tomorrow. The tariff bill
WAS then taken up. A proposition was
made by Mr.. ,Aldrich, representing the
Republicans and accepted by Mr.. German,
representing the Democrats, that general
discussion on the tariff bill be continued
up to and including Wednesday, Septem-
Der 3, to have five minutes debate on
Thursday, the 4th, Friday, 5th, and Sat
urday, 9TH, and to fix Monday, September
sth, and thereafter for consideration of
the bill and amendments without debate,
and then the final vote to be taken on the
passage of the bill. To morrow, MIR.
Aldrich will ask for unanimous consent
to have this order made
The tariff bill was again taken up, the
pending question being on paragraph 1893,
page 40, imposing duty Of IL cents per
pound on lead ore and lead dross; provided
that silver ore and all other ores contain
ing lead shall pay a duty Of IL cents per
pound on the lead contained therein, a c.
cordinR to sample and assay at port of
entry.
HoUsE.-In the House to-day Mr.. Quinn
Of New York offered for reference reso-
luton instructing the committee on iudici-
ary TO report by bill or otherwise on nee
essary legislation to prevent railroads
from employing uniustifably large bodies
of armed men, denominated detectives" I"
as is now being done by the New York
Central.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
RAILROAD BUILDING.
More Niles Built in 1899 Than
in Any Former Year.
OVER sia MILES or TRACK LAID
The Oregon . Washington Has the
Greatest Mfleage-Where the Work
Of Construction Has Been Done.

During the past year more miles OF rail-
road have been built in Washington than
in any other year IN its history. 1t the
beginning Of lSs9 there we're ] szss miles Of
road in operation in the state. During the
year ire following mileage has been added
20 the rotaI. The information IS unofficial.
The Central Washington, 3 branch OF the
Northern Pacific. is building across the
Big Bend country from Spokane TO Yakima.
The Grand coaIee, IN Douglas county, has
been reached. distance OF ninety-four
miles.
The Union Pacific has built from Rock
ford to Spokane Fails, twenty miles.
The Spokane & Northern has built from
Spokane Pals 10 Colyilie. ninety miles.
The Oregon 6 Washington has been con-
structed and IS now operated from Hunts
junction, near Wailula, on the Oregon line,
through Walla Walla to Dayton, eighty
Gye miles. The Eureka Fiat extension is
twenty miles.
The Vancouver, Kiicktat & Yakima
railroad is constructed ten miles from Van
couyer TO the KIickitat and Yakima eoun-
try.
The Puget Sound & Gray's Harbor road
has been constructed from kamilchie. III
Mason county. to Montesano, in Chehalis
county, q total distance OF thirty-six miles
Twenty-six miles were built during the
year.
The MasAF County Central, logging
road. built foSf milss.
The Seattle\ Lake Shore & Eastern has
built twenty -thfee miles, as follows; Ten
miles from Fall ACity to salal prairie. on
the west division ~ the eastern extension;
FIVE miles from theeailroad front to Daven-
port. in Lincoln eSGnty; eight miles on the
northern exteusish from Snohomish north
The Fairnayeh & southen tBennct's
road) has built txenty-six miles from Fair
haven, Beilingkam bay. to sedro on the
Skagit
The Beilyhgham Bay & British Columbia
tCorlwaY road) has butt from Sehome
zsfes toward the Nooksack river.
THE Seattle & Northern, from Anacortes
TO the Skagit, has graded twenty miles.
The Port Townsend Southern, from
Port Townsend to Portland. has graded
four miles.
Contracts for the construction of the
Seattle, Lake Shore Il Eastern have been
let.
The summary of miles on which rails
have actually been laid and trains operated
is as follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
EAELr aoENrNe FIRE.

Charles n. Denny,s Fine Residence Mar
rowIy Escapes the Fire Ffend.
Fire was discovered yesterday morning
at 6 O'Clock in the basement of Charles K.
Dennv's residence, at the corner OF Third
and Union streets. and the alarm was
turned in stating that the TIRE was at the
corner OF Third and Pike streets. Engine
Company No. 2, with the new Aherns. aud
the hook and ladder team were on the
ground in a minute, and in another were
at the scene Of the fire.
Chief kellogg found the basement Of the
house filed with smoke and soon had q
stream ON the flames, which we're located
in q pile Of pieces of moulding. In two
minutes the FIRE was all ont and not more
than SIS damage had been done.
The origin OF the fire Is UNKNOWN TO Mr..
w. NJ. Calhoun. who occupies the house.
The IRE had evidently been smouldering
several hours, and had eaten away one of
the posts, but the absence of any draught
OF air had prevented the lire from growing
into flames. Mr.. Calhoun worked like a
hero, in very scanty clothing, and was
thankful that the damage was so slight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
THE LEADERS
Of


Prominent among the leading and
most reliable firms on the Pacific
coast devoted 20 fine merchant tailor
ing Is that of 6ordan Bros, whose
attractive premises are centrally and
adyantageonsly located in the Times
block, Columbia street, between
Front and Second streets.
The popular firm Of Gordan Bros.
owns and controls seven merchant
tailoring establishments in the fol-
lowing places:
No. Is Kearney street, sos Market
street. : Ellis street, San Francisco.
Broadway, Oakland. Cal.
No. p South Spring street. Los An
geles, Cal.
No. 167 First street, Portland. Or,
and Seattle.
They are regarded as leaders in Sc
attic, and as gentlemen bringing to
bear the widest range of practical ex-
perience, coupled with the best of IA
cilities aud influential connections.
They have in stock for the coming
holiday trade the choicest newly inn
ported foreign cloths. including all
the latest novelties in patterns,
shades and textures, and the result is
that the most fastidious can here find
fabrics to suit them.
The GORDAN BROS. are masters of
their profession, noted as tasteful de-
signers, insnring accurate, perfect
fitting garments and honest work
manship. Every garment leaving
the establishment is faultless. und the
best proof of their ability is shown
by their permanent retention of the
patronage of the most prominent and
wealthy citizens of Seattle and else
where.
They are now driven with orders
from the best classes of the public,
employing a large corps of expert
tailors and Skillfnl cutters in making
up fine clothes, and it will be TO the
interest of our thousands of readers
to call on G0RDAN B0S., the leading
taiiors, and inspect their elegant
stock of fashionable goods before buy
ing elsewhere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01

REGARDED - OF any va1re. bus are now
nearly al se1sisd upon. These lands are
very rich. but overflow at extreme high
tides and freshets. II avked, sir tons Of
had can be raised 80 the sore, ard II left
unkyksd they furnish rieh pasture for
ea<tIe. ard sufficient hay can be raised for
winter consumption On tie ridges and
hfrher portions. While most Of the nr-
timber lands upon investigation p rove %
BE- o. q soapstone character ard inf. for
cultivation, stil large portions are good
land ard prove wen adapted TO raising
fruit trees. Apples. pears, plansss prnnes.
cherries, ounces and berries flourish here
70 perfection found no place else on the
globe. Hops would also do well IN the
bottoms Mail arrives from up the river
three times 3 week, and returns the fol-
lowing days.
Schooihouses are abundant, 2nd two
ministers are located IN the county.
From our naiId climate and the cool
breexes which B low from the Pacific in the
summer the health Of our residents IS
good, bat still the county wonid support
one physician nicely and offers good
field for one 10 locate IN.
Two new stores base been built this year
At Gray's River. Other places in the
county offer superior inducements for the
erection OF shingle mills, sash and door and
furniture factories Creamery men could
not find better site than at the mouth Of
one OF Wahkiakum's fertile valleys.
The population consists OF about 900
persons. probably 80 OF whom have been
added this year
The county is ont of debt and prosperous,
but being the smallest county in the state
wishes 20 have her boundaries enlarged, 70
enable her 20 meet the additional burdens
which win accrue under a state govern
ment. This viii probably be accomplished
BY the addition Of an adjoining precinct ia
Cowliiz county in which there Is strong
desire 70 be Joined 70 Wahkiakum, from
which they were separated by the terri
torial legislature thirty-five years ago
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h is Universally Predicted that in
the Year 1890

seA.tss Ell see shs xgeasess tiic q isamigreaon
eos ssxarsss nsz sh2s ses has JET experienced.
ysnnsgy /. 80. sas sarxAsrn Fassac VII havs
renewed a. Bssss.rE zsaasioa &g4zas: s2asfle ssi
wgli saea he Aeg ar.
he seattle. kake 81 are Eastern Ia fssa vi
IL cenHeesea win tsss cAna.iza Pacific
Tie rnsoa Pacific All xanssooa tyAnsasnsi.
Eeassa IA says are pozatsnS thsss lines IN shtK
sgsssetssss. ard se&fsls Il esstinea 70 b9ana
ward ara ineTsaAe ~ 10 csAeT city "a tsss ooafi-
Nat ks&
Purchase ana 81 taess lsss ffsn Ca
berg 3 saraner or their agenss. Ee q Prop
eszg owzsE 80 mater hos snail. ard A& nzm
aesnf uash taoas vic vi prosper wssh Seattle
pxnsSeEzEy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RUSS HorEr.
W Barsla. THE Dniies Turner. New York
4 i Mnnatt. Butte "a Greenos. Minneapolis
Morkley. Nebraska I Bohn. Nebraska
Il U'Rrien, New York Mr. Chase, New York
bifs. Souther Il ehild'n F Trowpridge lows
Bruaner, Sehome A Annfs. Clintoa. Wash
Carpenter. city Oscar Farrar, Bellsnghm
Johnson. snohomish Common
Insight. Idaho wortasatt, Idaho
Lloyd. city Miss Adanis, Arizona
W simpson, city Mrs " simpson, city
Jean Kelly, do Anna Long, Tacoma
J Fowler. Fall City FE Rolfe Fail CITY
candy. city ET shaw. Tacoma
T Rsaasng Davis kefchum
II stsleys Kansas George Abbott Kansas
G r Hays Olympia Maloney Portland
J N Reynolds, Olympia " L AeiiFs. Minnesota
Paul, city " MeCarty. city
W Il Dodge & VT Idaho B Faisbaak & VT Helena
L Holman q WIN Oak " r scurry. eitv
= Saunders, Naoksack A French. Nooksack
W II Dozie & VT Denver Hans Hansen. Nebraska
Miss Hansen, Nebraska JACK Enrieht, city
J W CLARK, city H6 Parrish. Illinois
NHilane 81 vi, MINI Z Cape. Kansas City
c J Anderson, Illinois Enright Idaho
Mrs a l Parker. city II I. widaer Chicago
Paul Them, do AFraneksoon. city
THE syoQUALxtK.
Walls, Gilman ieAry, Dalles. Or
Fierce, = Paul Armstrong, Road Fu
q Hamilton city Dcnfo7s, Tacoma
r Ambrose, city BF Moore. Boston
" II Moore. DO Maple. san Fraa
Jef'eFy. do G Cameron. do
k.hs & VI, WaNip-a Lowell & W, Edison
ton. Buckingham 4 y, 81 r
Mrs Iawry & Z st Paul 81 Rar;hosarner-
p Johns0u, Butte, " ssRnas. NPgR
q II AdkiF. city JW tfavls sneanslIrna
= Bskkin. Tacoma G Hudson. 10
Mckinney. Fail ctyw Il street, Portland
VA Brown. oEtiug Mrs Julia Garrett gF
THR R&ISsER
I Graham, san Fran c Cook s. Paul
= sSeSt 9 vi, san fran Il Z Hartman, PAGE \ y
Ward. Dakeia Tutsle. Portland
y curtis, z Townsend c 7 CoDaver. city
z : bieEas cry CLStranse. Los angeles
Alaef. Go MIS- : SioSy. city
Miss Hesxtnson. city gvPlaasi~e -
Lewis d Miss K Henry. Olympia
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Texas sHunex


Remember II yoa Les yoar chickens feed
from yonr ne.ghhor's flower bed. hi. pir
VIII probably get fat in yoar pogato patch.
Don's think yoa are pattern BIZ which
men should be cut out Maybe You're a
bad JOE, anyway.
Remember that us good plan to wasch
for your comrades virtues and yoar own
vices.
Don't swesF yen knox thing Is true be-
cSase yoa believe Is. Yon wouldn't knaw
yoa we're living # year wife dIan't pssll
yaar hair sotaetiases
Remember tlae wiser naea than you are
hurried without monuments over them.
iAo8t question say mans motives.
AsSbe the reason BE doesat sci them IN
Is, be thinks yoar moghef-fa-law s8ossnt lei
yea drink.
Remember the weTEd foEgets million
men where Il immortalires oae. Fame Is a
hus talng. bat It's harder 10 ees taen :
Prise Il ths lottery
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
Present Prospects of the Ship
Canal

The senators and representatives OF wash
ington, Oregon. California, Montana, North and
South Dakota and Minnesota have formed 3
permanent organization with the express view
OF obtaining for this great section greater in
fuence in Congress for public Improvements
Following this move, December 10, IsSa, the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. published memorial, pre-
pared by our representatives to Congress. ask
in the United States government TO build a
ship canal connecting salmon Bay with Lake
Union, Lake Washington and Lake samamish
This canal win certainly he constructed, and
the result viii make an immense and rich terri
tory tributary to Salmon Bay.
Can you imagine the wonderful increase OF
valuation TO real estate that is tributary 20 Sal
mon Bay this canal would causeg
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AnSMaTS.

First-The natural advantages OF Salmon Bay
surpass ali other localities.
sccond-Iss proximity to the terminal grounds
OF the Seattle. Lake SHORE and Eastern Railroad.
destined to be the terminus OF two transconti-
mental systems.
Third-The only other available mannlactnr-
ing site close 10 Seattle namely, tia harbor tide
fats win be in litigation for years, owing to the
many claimants aud controversies connected
With it While this is the situation, no Inn
provements viii take place Of any extensive
character there, thus FORCING MANUFAC-
TURERs TO SALMON BAY. where good
title can be obtained and possessing all the al
vansages Of rapid transit for freight and pas
sengers
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Take the Train and Visit Salmon
Bay.

See the number OF mills, ship yards and fac
tories working ard in progress Of construction.
Look to the north and note It's splendid sitna-
slon-a gradually rising plain wish no heavy
Yraaes-and ask yourself, Is THERE ANY
LOCALITY. EITHER IN SEATTLE or
ELSEWHERE, wITH PROSPECT or
IMPROVEMENT SO afAGNIFIcENrs
Ask yourself, where viii be the best
and most desirable residences property o
this man HfactusinE fstFict? VIII IL be close in
or somewhat removed from smoke sad nolseg'
The experience of other manufacturing dis
trlc,s in Eastern towns viii answer:
1T WILL BE LOCATED 10 OR rs
MINUTES WALK BACK FROM THE
FACTORIES IN A NoRrHERLY nj
RECTIoN.
"Bus," you viii respond. 'T am a man
of limited means and cannot afford Co
pnrchase the best property"
YES. you can own the best future resi-
dence property.
Goto ChilberE & Gardner and buy lot
an .,4u.4ed Tor s95s s25 cash. balance in
foar monthly payments
raj. property IL but ) minutes walk
from Iots selling At Ballard for $1,000
and over per lot
uis but slx minutes walk from the ter
.,,a.. Of the Green Lake Electric Motor
TIae nox extending.
me front street cable is % be extended 10 say
msa Rey and motor line from Yesler avenue
70 salmon Bay is also % he constructed Al ones.
These railway facilities, together with the
Sitaasion IS Described la this paper, i hound
70 enhsnes the siaation Of this property
several fal3.
New IL the time 20 invest In this prsp-
erty, these prices being but temporary. 10
he advanced without notice.
EserY lot OF this property which Chill
berg & Gardner have for sale IL level: no
lots In holes or On the sides Of hills.
This oner IL decided bargain with no
wildcat features
t.asihesg 3 GasiasE can look their pstfons in
"a. eve asa es4sise thea eonseientioESly 70 BAY,
knowing Il l. al thss tbey advertise.
ne aayhnes IN outside property II growing
tava l. greAiss sasa ne siyanae Ia inside
property.
where inside properly Increases % per cent,
sasssse property aoEbses sad gpadFsplsA
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GREEN LAKE /!
Kilbourne's Division Of Green
Lake Addition.

We hare decided - place upon the make
this beautiful tract Of slightly acres. consisting
OF ios blocks
II Il high. dry a7d slightly. knd for beauty 0
ocAgIon & cannot Be excslled ~ any other nF.ot
. tie vicinity Of sestile.
Ills in cioas proximity % the coming Electric
Motor line. which makes il extremely Desirable.
TITS within ssoass thfow OF woodland PARK.
II oveF30oka ne placid waters OF Green LAke.
owinx % The great depsnd for tlis class OF
property In yiew Of the contemplated Improve
meats between now ard next spring. only a
Hmlte1 nuzheT Of blocks VIII be sold 81 present.
We sci o1iy ~ TIE block - prices ranging
ton, Hpos easy ieTrS
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Fsr pssnssd nAssssr dessYfpEEsv 81 SeAsgse.
~ssss - EsA@lasass. f.sssealgn 4 "a se4
"a 2 - rae -
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Whez R&sy w&s SER. Ne gave her CzxEawsA.
wasa 50 w&s = Cas-. So eys-sa sss CzsEor.A.
whsa -. became Mss. sse oiaag - Cassaxaa-
wasz SIC bad Cs.slaiEea. SIC case taeza cazso<.a
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BROS.
Times Block, Columbia Street, Be-
tween Front and Second SITS.
Dwieht's Addition to Seattle.

This addition has been ready FOR the market
for several weeks. but has been withheld until
the Queen Anne Hill extension OF the Front
street eahIe road should be commenced. The
construction Of that FoaS now being well under
way and ifs commission Ia the near future al
assured fact. the property IL pat upon the mar
floor. lying CA the bread plateau above Queen
Anne town, commanding nue view OF the
salt and fresh water, OF tie G9siapie and Cas-
cade ranges 81 mountains, with Mount Baker on
the noFih sud RAINIER on the south. IN fact,
every possible view zbaEi the city. Il Is mid
way between the commercial aad mauafactur-
ing interests ct the city, TIE the west Is smiths
Cove. northwest il Ballard. northeast Fremont,
esst the mills at Lake Union, 81 fnanufactar
fng lofaiiises. and 81 within Is or - minutes
ride OF any portion OF the addition. With an
electric road either side and the cable road
running through the center, II j. positively the
most accessible piece OF property yet put upon
the market Everything around Is hss been
plated 30 that II stands almost sl0ne as choice
residence properly. park beautifully de-
Sieued = left IN the center Of the addition
Each lot Is Z good one. Special Inducements
y sll he giYesl 90 these who will bald. Terms 20
sg7f lab ring people This IS special orpcr-
ttinity for snyone with limited income 10
care q home on terms so easy that the outlay
viii not be missed In SHy3ng lot. whether
Tor a home or speculation, ges one that SoEEe
osher person viii want. There is always ready
sac lot good property. No trouble 10 show
vroperty Ofsicc hours from 3 :. n. 30 p, m.
ana from 70 : D. N. J. COMPTON & CO.. The
fzsr second street.
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Eef pzaassss sassier assers ptSve IS Seattle.
write % Ashelnsss. f1ewsglga e "a. Sea
al em psee -
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Now Please Follow the Situation
Further.

why are 80 many Misunderstanding enter
prises being established ut salmon Bay,
and what prospects has Il for future de-
walnnmauae
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Mr., BaIisaR Ras 10 Coans spsehssts.
aAossf - n&sxx hts daughter l-sse here
Ccunt. let uia Elvs yea = tiA
tsaeEt Ssezekesss tlass.sag 1as BIS hznf4-
S4nk re2. saee
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