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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

- -
DIR. Smith returned to Mt. Home
this morning.
Yves George Cd. J is elected clerk
Of Logan county.
We regret to learn that Mrs.
james McAtee is seriously sick.
Grandpa and grandma Howard
have removed TO Bonapartc for the
winter.
DIR. Collister and +. 7. Cavanah
Jr., arrived here from Boise last
evening,
The Alturas Republican Legisla-
tive candidates were ell elected by
small majorities.
Major Cavanah and DIR. Collister
went out ON the stage this morning
ON their way to the Capital.
P. NJ. Bruner (R.) claims that he
is elected District Attorney of this
district by II majority.
A number of lovers of Terpsichore
went down to Browns ranch last
evening TO attend dance.
1t is believed in Boise City that
Governor Shoup will convene the
Idaho Legislature about the middle
of November.
John kerps, who for years hac
driven hack between HALEY anc
Bellevue, died in the latter plac,
September ~, aged 36 years.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Van Schaicl
and daughter returned from tn,
railroad Tuesday. John Van take
his defeat very philosophically ant
is proud of the big vote he receive,
at his own home precinct.
Mrs. Gilman and Mrs. Payn
went down Friday afternoon TO Nut
Nichols ranch on a visit. The,
attended the dance at Browns tina
night and are probably to day visit
ing friends in Pine Grove.
| J. c. Kemp van Ee, the wei
known and wide awake mining mar
was in Pine Grove a few days az
looking after his interests in tina
camp. He has gone TO silver City
but we are told will visit Rock
Bar in short time-and he is al
surcd of a hearty welcome when h
does come.
AT the first sitting of the Boar
of Equalization that body raise
the taxes of the Elmore compan
$4,000 over the Assessors figures
but at their second meeting a fe,
days ago Superintendent McCol
nick appeared before the Board an
convinced them that the raise wa
not justifable, and the former ordt
was recinded.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
Nervous Dcbiii Ly.

A gentleman having been cured oil
Nervous Prostitution, Seminal Weak
ness, Premature Decay, al ID all tl,e evil
effects of early indi-cre,ioh and youth
iul folly, Is anxious to make knawn 10
others the simple mode OF SELF
CURE. To those who wish, aud wii
give him their symptoms, he will send
tree) by return mail, n copy Of the re-
cipc SO successfully used in his case
Address, in confidence, JAMES w
PINKREY, 42 Cedar st., N. Y.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

] will mail (irce) on receipt Of
cent stamp, recipe Nor simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will re
move Tan, Freckles, pimples, Blotches
Black Heads. etc, leaving the skin
soft, clear aud beautiful.
Touch with this compound she soft ily check,
And the bright glow wlll beat ia virtues speak
Also instructions for producing lux
uriapt growth of hair on u bald head
or smooth face. Address. A. ID
STEMPEI, 60 Ann ST., New York.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

Stock Inspector Al. More is in
town.
Sheriff White returned home last
night.
Lives Of puoF mon of remind Us
Honest toll don't stand chance;
Tho more We work there grows behind Us
Digger PATCHES on our pants:
On our pants once nes aud glossy.
Non stripes Of different hue,
Al because subscribers linxeS
And won't pay M shat Il due
Then les all Ne up aald doing;
Send your mite however small.
Or when SHOWS Of winter strikes Us
We shall have T2nts At ali.
Friday morning the ground was
covered with snow TO the depth oil
an inch, but it did not remain in
sight long after Old Sol put in an
appearance. Weather prophets say
that this early storm indicates
pleasant weather until Christmas.
DIR. Smith and C. r. Shaw of Mt.
Home, and Mr.. Savidge, lawyer
from Pocatello, came up Thursday.
presumably to attend the canvass
ing of the vote yesterday by the
Board Of Commissioners.
The editor Of the BULLETIN is
under Obligations TO some kind
friend at Glenn's Ferry probably a
successful candidate) for a box OF
fine Unhanas, sent by mail.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
You Are In a la. | Fix

But We will cure You il you will pay
us. Men who are Weak, Nervous and
Bobilitated, suffering from Nervous
Debility, Seminal Weak ness. and all
effects Of early Evil Habits, or later
indiscrotions, which lead 10 Premature
Decay, Consumption or Insanity
should send for and read the Book Of
Life" giving particulars of u Home
Cure. Sent (sealcd) free, BY address
ing DIR. Patker's Medical aud Surgical
Institute, l5l North Spruce St, Nash.
vile, Tenn. They guarantee cure OF
no pny.--The Sunday Morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
CoRoNER's JURY REPORT

We, the coroner's jury, after ex
amining into the cause of the deatf
of III. ID. Smith. and after hearing
several witnesses came to the con.
clusion that death was precipitated
by exposure in coming to Rocky
Bar on election day, having been in
a defeats state Of health for some
time previous; That he was 70 years
of age and q native of Germany.
Signed B. CLINTON,
acting Coroner,
GEo. WiSDER,
THOMAS KITTo,
n. B. RATHBosE,
JACOB ULRIcH,
X. P. CHATrIS,
C. T. WALLER.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
JacksOn's Ranch For Sale.

offer for sale my ranch located on
South Boise River, about . miles be-
low Rocky Bar. II contains iG0 acres,
OF which 100 acres are we'll fenced,
aud about 30 acres under cultivation.
A good bargain may lie had by apply
ing early.
For further particulars inquire on
the premises. Csc. W Jackson.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
Official Returns.

Latest adviccs received here from
the Capital indicate that the Repub-
licans have carried Idaho by ahou,
1900 majority, and the Legislature
will stand on joint ballot As Repub-
licans TO . Democrats.
The Commissioners met yesterday
and csnvassed the vote OF Elmorc
county, with the following result;
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
FOR SALE,
THE BASCOM RANCH.
On south Boise River, two miles
abovs the
SHAKE CREEK MINES,

= ia n Z NhEsEA hA - Issss
II contains 100 res OF good land,
all under fence and now haa 10 acres
in timothy and alfalfa.
The whole tract OF land il tillable--
not one acre hut can be cultivated. l,
is one of the best Stock Ranches in
Idaho. Grain and vegetables Of all
kinds do well. IL has pr sduced as
high as GOO bushels OF potatoes per
acre. Plenty OF WATER iUr irrigat-
ing purposes.
Also good hued log dwell ing house,
stables, work shop, corrals e c.
Good hay press, good NJ over and
Tiger rake both new. Plows and tools.
VIII! sell cheap for cash.
JAMES A. NICHOLSON
Rocky Rar. September Is
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

Uncalled for letters remaining in th'
Postoffice October |. Persons callinl
for any of these letters will please say
advertised" q. ID. GOLDEN, 7. Al.
Denton, Jacks
Hall, Geo. W.
Hooper, George
Marsh. VIM.
Mitchell. James
McMullin, Mr..
Myers, Chas.
Miller, J. G.
Morton, 7.
Man, Mr..
Nelson, Fred
Ogren Juhn-3
Olsen, J.
Smith, Mrs. Bertha
WlIalen, John
Wilson, James b.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

PRECINCT OFFICERS ELECTED.
Rocky Bar--Justices ef the Peace
". d. Raihbone and Isaac Man. Con.
stable, J. Nat Hall.
Atlanta--Justices, E. +. Gary, Jas
Barnhart. Constable. Mike Gould.
Pine Groye-Justices, V. A. Wilson
Geo. Bailey. Constable, r. Morrow.
Little Camas-Jnstice, J. w. Bailey
Constable, Fred Cooper.
Cold springs-Justice, w. r. Burns
Constable, VIM. Reed.
Mt. Home--Justices, w. C. Rey.
nolds. J. I. sprague. Constable, Geo
ID. Bell.
Mayfielj - Justice. John Andra.
warmly. Constable, Geo. W. Kelly.
Glenn's Ferry-Justice, G. c. Glenn
Con. McSweeny. Constable, Sid Rob.
erts.
Big Camas--Justice, Jno. F. Dyar
Constable, A. w. More.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
CLOTHING

Parties wishing their Fau and Win
ter Suits and Overcoats would do well
to see the immense line of samples
from one OF the best Ia loring estab-
lishments in the United States now on
exhibition ut
HENRY SWANH0LM's.
IA Guaranteed
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
Sherif's Sale.

ny virtue q an execution, i-sued on, Of thu DIS.
trict Court ~ The Second Judicial Distric. Of the
Territory Of Idaho In and for the County OF Esmors
wherein A. l.. Thomas plaintiff. and J. A. Hayne,
" G. Towns ard John Boyio, defendants uy,oa
Judgment wondered on the 18th day Of July 1890 Tor
the of e.sa botvn dollars and tho Of eI05oo
WAS declared 10 he lien on the pofoxi mine by said
Judgment besides costs and interest, I have this
day levied upon at the right. title, claim and In
,ers-s q said DESCENDANT IN and 70 the following do.
scFihed real estate. 10 Wit:
The pntnsi Lode Mining Claim, situated In Hear
Greek Mining District, Elnors formerly Aitnras)
county, and IL situated the ridge between the
Pearson Eulch and keaDsy guich and Joins the esst
end 81 the Champion mine and sdshill Of the George
Washington mine, located Jaly Is, 1857, by J. A.
Hsyne. v. q. Towne and John Boyle
Notice u hereby given that will, on the NINE
TENTH day OF October, $3.50, At II O'Clock . m. Of
said day. In front Of the house door Of fillmore
county sell ut pablo auetinn for cash. lawful money
In hand, all the right. title, claim and interest q
said defendants, j. A. iIayne, John Boyle and 4. G.
Iosne Of In and 10 the above described property the
fotosi iese Claim much thereof shall sAtisfv
said Judgment lien Of s0seo with Interest and costs
10 tho highest and best bidder
Dated the 1sth day OF September. 1850.
GREEsEiwHtTE, sheri6.
lby JAS. d. GRAY, Deputy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

Wanted. HOrses and Males 90 Winter.
i will feed stock well, 40 | have
abundance OF hay and good pasture
$500 acresl, good water. easy OF access.
give the following named gentle
men rs references as 10 my facilities
and advantages for wintering stock la
good shape: b. Clinton, Rocky Bar;
A. al. Hall, NTH. Home; s. b. Black
well, Glenh's Ferry.
For particulars and terms. address
G. II. BuRNs,
Gienn's Ferry, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
8. ii. MCCARTHY.
AT TORE EY AT LAW,
Rocky BAR, IDAHO

hUCkf DAHI IDAHU.
Patents for Mining Claims obtained
at reasonable rates
VIII attend TO all legal business of
the late law firm of Stull 4 McCarty.
Call on. OF address, s. II. McCarty,
Rocky Bar, Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11

Tunnel--A level, driven at right
angles to the vein, which its object
is 10 reach.
Neutrality-suspicious. of mineral
matter in assures of rocks.
Walls--Tl.e sides next to the lode.
Wilma machine for raising
ores and refuse.
Winze--A shaft sunk from one
level to another.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
Eherif's Sale.

Nv virtue II order and decree Of <ss Issued oct
Of Tho District Court Of the Second Judicial District
n the Territory OF idaho, IN and for the county f
Logan. wherein N. C. Larsen plaintiff and T.
Hall wss defendant, upon Judgment rendered on
the sth day Of April 1870. for tbs Of six hun.
dred thirty FIVE So 100 dollars bessles and In
tsF-st have this day levied upon all the right TITLE
claim and interest II said defendant In ard 10 tina
following described real estate, to-wit:
That certain tract OF parcel OF land consisting %
four acres, more or less, known ~ the Z B Rail
prupeEty and situated adjacent to and southeast Of
the tosn Of Atlanta, together with the two-story
dwelling house situated thereon, together with all
and singular the tenements heretlitamsnts and an
purt-nAnccs thsfeunto belonging or In anywise alp.
pertaining.
Notice . hereby given that viii. on the NINTH
day ri OCrOBER. isaa0. At II O'Clock a. m. OF said
day Ia front ~ the court house door OF the county
Of Elnore, sell at puhlic auction. Tor cash. gold coin
In hand, all the right, title. claim and interest 81
said defendant. r. u. Hail. II, In and 20 the above
described property. or much thereof shall sat
isfy said Judgment, with interest and eosts 70 the
highest and best bidder.
dated tbs l7th day Of September, 1890.
GREENE WHITE. Sheriff.
POSTPONED.
The above sale Is hereby postponed until October
SIXTEENTH, 1890. ~ the sane place and hour.
Dated Rocky Tar, October :, 1850.
GREENE WHITE, sheriff.
BY JAMES ID. GRAx, Deputy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-10-11
County Warrants Payable.

The following warrants are now due
and payable: On General Fund, No.
l76 TO 1856; on Bridge Fund, warrant
No. /. q. ID. GOLDEN,
octl0 County Treasurer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-12

Notice II hereby given that the BOARD Of Ella
cation OF the stasc OF Washfnston will. up To
l. o clock noon. OF The "a aas of June isS8 -
cetse proposals for the furnishing at snch fext
hooks ~ are hereinafter ecnms rated scr the use
a TIE eolsmcn schools 81 ssid state for 9
pricd 81 ave years fsom and after the Arsf day
Of september. ls1. viz.
keaasrs. s9siiing hooks. dictionaries. copy
books ssI.hcaefscss both mental and written.
EaxiisA srammsrs. taciuding iangEa,e Iesn0nxs
Biographies. beth OF political and physicaI. N
uaitsd states Aissosses. alxo TEXT boeks ca the
sat3et<s I'll assearA geometry, sFigoaomxfyy.
esfroEoEafs ensrntxffv. 0g<any. gessnxy xtyols,ry
paysisA genrral history. English aserpturs.
rhtsorse- 1ozsc. wcfs analysts hook keepinc,
drawing. vocal music, possfscaf eccnnruy
psychology, clvii govesaEeas. and local eovsrs..
meat ef Na&htugtun,
Proposals sanss STATE the wholesale retail ard
sxcAsnse pssess at ire bcess offered. and soc
ceskf1 Adtsxs mufa eater Into eantrxct TO sup-
Iiy sssd looks ~ Fssces nxt exseed.us thee
named Ia their p-uponnls- for yrrsOr Of ave
yessa n areortance nj b the provssSons Of 49,.
ftaz. at xa AZ al the legislature Of wsshlnv-
Ton. sFEr0ve1 March -. iSn aud rsuxt sxecnfN
= % M VIA IT,. rsSsFx eufSezeat exr~ssea ~.
TIE fAsxAful ye1fnrnsncc % the consrsre saSd
s1fvsf-s % - cstixsns AZ the state Of MASH
iassoeL
All prossosAss mast BE- sealed and aSssrsu.sA "a
sae sas<rsstsa~eas OF Public inssracraou Of
ssAlrd p~upesas "a fssnssa texs books far the
cn<z xzsn sehssnsS OF the Rata 1t Wasfsi artos,
The kaArs os E.1mexssoc reserves the rsens n r.
se<s ear AMI 81 hsSsx - -
Dated .. olynTsA wssAsnsso1. shis lisa aay
q APnl. issa
kR BRYAN
e1p@ FuA lak SsaSc a WaaAirxtna
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FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS VIA UNION
PACIFIC SYSTEM

Train Na 4. The Limited Fast MAIL leawtrx
Portland on the rasoa facsac syssesn 81 q
IA. daily. Ia sadltten 60 Pullman palace as,sa
eoseniss saespeS aud diasng cara, il Also
equipped with elexAns free reclininx chair cars.
both hsss cas- asd eosonsst. uhseA run through
srou Portland 70 Caicaxs without change.
both nrxt-class Aad calaniss chnsy cars a,c
furnished vita secesainz chairs OF The latest i'm
proved retssra: arc ettca gr with suaaklns
sosrrs sasafoF.es for eosA ladies and gentlemen,
aad are lighted ss xas.
Al cssxe< 81 passengers are eAyrsea in taese
ssss w1fA0as add stanxl charge
Passengers desiring TIRE QuscSexs ine anis
eess csszioae service freE forsiAnd and tse
>estAutSs 10 al EAsseza poanss. sAsuid mar
chase their tickets VIA the Telon Pxcsae sys,esa
Ths.s sxesss wst taxa pleasure in furnsxainx
sases teecss. sArcaga baggage checks detailed
.nseEusxssoz,- etc. a7Spa Assps4rsssnn.
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they Are In Distress and Overdus-Ths
San Bias' Substtfute.
San FRAxcisco. May 1.-The British
bark Esnb!eton. bound from Arirossan for
Puget sound. has been out Go days and is
Her long voyage is due TO stormy weather.
during which she was much damaged.
She was spoken on July II. 1859. IN latitude
- degrees north. longitude II degrees vest.
Shortly afterward she put into Port STAN
ley. In the Falkland islands. damaged in
her spa-s and rigging. She was beached
for repairs and left for Puget sound on
February -. since then she has not been
heard from. The Embleton is owned by
r. IresIale & Co.. Of Liverpool.
The British bark Astoria, which Ii owned
by the same firm. bound from MAvport for
Westminster, has been out seyenty-nine
days. When last heard from she was also
81 Port Stanley, into which port she put on
April - in distress, with her deck strained
and leaking badly. Her matches and sky
lights had been washed away and several
stanchions were gone.
The City Of New York u expected to Ar
rive here tomorrow from Panama and way
ports. She II billed 70 sail again Tuesday
in place Of the San Bias. which has gone
into the dry dock TO b. overhauled and re-
paired and have . new mainmast put in.
The New York will take the place Of the
San Bias In future, stopping only st Mas.
allan. San Bias. ManxaneiIo. Acapulco.
Champerico. dan Jose dc Guatamala, La
libertad and Panama The San Bias will
not sail till tho sd inst.
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ss8ir John Ieslie's Demands Msnsy Or
Blood - . Sick Nan.
Thomas Island, alias Sir John Leslie. the
erratic individual Who interrupted psoceed-
ings in Justice Rivers court one day last
week and was sent 70 jail for . few days for
contempt. Vas arrested late last night on
Warrington street by Ofiicer Ramage on :
charge Of attempting 10 commit robbery.
He went into the American house about
II O'Clock last night and broke open the
doors Of several OF the rooms, and finally
the room Of . sick man. and demanded
money or blood He got neither, and Vas
arrested before he could leave the premises.
The man Is undoubtedly insane or suf-
fering from acute mania pofa- Last night
after being placed in jail he commenced
beating fellow prisoner and had 70 b
changed to another cell.
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- yAKlMA. May lL--ons srsn Of
- SSoo hrtdGA which was built across
SS ~ river last year by the county
70 g ~ es&oQQ. was carried away by
49, - this lnosnin.. A light rain,
r. ~ cpcasr weather. Is causing ell
r his vicinity to fall
sSS ~ futnte abortion case. whsrh has
...s~7S57 - supreme court sor the sssss
Ss.,- - ~ come 10 ga end. La fosnt<.
vsc > iH Disasearx rsai Estate agent, was
s,.ss:SS - sudrcing and committing an
si a Minnis foss. Is
49, ~ HI At that place. The
- e - louEsst ono ever heard IN
: yekinn snars and has excited lively
:. 49, r. Yakima and KissstAs eeansy.
.rs.~ -. Sf1ur heink OIL IN hour, arousas
!. 1870 & guilty. Ia foiass. who Is
s = wnl carry he cass 10 the supreasss
49,. : 80 e,ocston xill b hsld tomorrow
a. 4. - osnyaasin9 afsonx The voters y
s - -. n x. Nichols snd A. II. Key
nr,sls - - candidases for naAyor.
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new dead wagon belonging to d. w.
Cross 4 Co. Was uptuTned and badly
smashed up on Depot street, above Broad
way. late Saturday night The
team was driven by John Cloudy,
and was on ths way in from
Masonic cemetery. Near Judge Lichten-
herg's residence the wheels ran into rus
upsettsng the wagon. The driver was
caught under the wheels and dragged sew
eral yards before he succeeded in extricat-
ing himself. He was cut on the head and
face and his hip Was hurt. The wagon was
about wrecked and 500 viii hardly repair
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a BRUrE ~ CAPTURED.
The Mnn who Assaulted . Tender ChflA
~ Steilaeoons.

TACOMA. May Thames Rafferty,. who
committed IN outrage upon the syear-ols.
daughter Of Robert Goodmonney. yester.
dav. In the vicinity Of stesiscoom. was ar
rested at Old Town and landed in the county
Jail. He had shaved of his mussachc, bat
being 4 cripple was easily identified. Raj
fersy was formerly = hoothiaek. He had
formerly applied At Goodmonney's house
for lodging and food which Was gwen him.
and during the fathers absence at neigh
boris house he accomplished his foul deed.
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wuIxs - Petsr. l. l.. Mar it.-Fsre at
the fort last nsght destroyed the ponsoon
house. containing government property
vaaaed ~ shout ssaesN Ii sa.
csadra . nnmh<r OF fsa sorredces
OF base tine transit, valued At
$Aao. and MAJ 49, ga <rsxs.
Later asiyse~s el tcus.As are 10 the
effect that aaeA more valnshsc property
was DESTROYED than sss ~ FIRST reported.
The lses is non estimated 10 be nearly
xsnoa. perhaps mere The base line
transit DESTROYED vas the ealy oaly Que in
the Ursssa Ssaas1
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MARINE WATERS STRIKE.


The OlympiaR Makes Temporary Ar
raagcm&nt with the walters.
Nothing new Vas developed yesterday
in the strike Of the marine WAitcrA Stew
ard Fox. Of the steamer Oiympian.
succeeded in making an arrange
ment with his walters to keep
them at work until the matter h definitely
settled. Before his men would agree to
work he had to guarantee the increase Of
IS per month asked for until an answer
from the company - received.
II vas learned last evening that the stew
ard Of the George Il. Starr, which all Of the
men left. has not yet been able to secure
another crew.
II is expected that some understanding
will be reached today, but 1t Is still impos-
sible To predict the outcome OF the strike.
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Ofliccr Hugh Haggerty was yesterday
appointed third lieutenant OF the police
force by Chief Thornton. This IS the place
made vacant by the reduction 70 the ranks
OF Lieutenant George Cave. Lieutenant
Haggerty will have charge OF the morning
patrol. and will assume the duties Of the
position this morning.
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vrsTgBrIEn TRAIy srRyrrE

sser che Nershsra eacsEe railroad; aasns car.
ssa xtsFtn< cars every day IN the yeAx srsss;a
~ SsaSsSo al El.es re ssavssS foute s<cca=i-
eufazs~fsttesas>
saaAfs <THAxx sscks AND rzfErS-sfx zFSrrxs
esve4 n ye~cAsax Caisaxo via shls lsae A
L11teers. e4sy sscxss sEent 10 ser~na szrsxt.
= as<z<.
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Preparations for the Opening a. Head
quarters Tonight

TIepuR8t1UHb TOT tue OpeuxuB u 1oou-
quarters Tonight.
The formal opening Of the new Chamber
Of Commercs rooms this evening will. from
present indications, not only be an event in
the history Of the chamber. but will Be, a.
well. . very enjoyable occasion.
Though gotten up on very short notice.
the arrangements viii be complete in every
detail. and large number viii attend. The
business meeting to preceds the banquet
viii be held ct o'clock. and this win b
rushed through in order to leave - much
time as possible for the banquet So far -
heard from al Of those 70 respond to the
toasts ~ published in yestsrday's Posr-ls-
rELLIGEEcER will b present to speak, and
. number Of stats officers and others from
outside OF the city are expected 70 b
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-12

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