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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11

Gold and silver. Copper and Tin, Iron
and Coal Abound.
eHgLrex. June fn.--The fouanxs copper lead
recently discovered by Dennis Deford in the
foothills OF the olympic mountains. Ii likely to
prove big thing fer Mason county. A COM
pany soaIe. David Foste and Dennis
Defor6--own the extreme west lead Of the vein.
and have disposed o! several claims to other In
dividuals. one claim being owned in shelton
The company have already begun to develop the
end. and are making arrangements 10
ship the product 10 the smcitsr at Tacoma for
the present natil smelteu aud works can tie
erected on the canal The mine Is about twelve
miles west OF the canal. and not Tar from Lake
cuahman. Deiord has found chunks of copper
ore weighing ~ high ss fifteen pounds. and he
claims to have traced the lead from point net
far from the cosat. or for Z distance of fifteen
miles Tho foothills arc already filled with
prcspeciors and psrsles arc leaving from Shell.
ton In search for gold and silver.
Mason coaaty has = greater variety OF the
precious and baser ores than any other county
In the state Of Washington. valuable lead of
tin has been discovered by Doc simmons on his
farm at the head OF oyster bay and he has been
offered big price for e. There Is both coal
and iron In the vicinity Of shelton. as well as
excellent nreelay, 80 this part of the Sound win
one day b lively mining center
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PORTLAND. june 1o--First Assistant Post
master &c neral J. g. Ciaskson and party arrived
here from Denver b. the fsst mail this morning
en- route TO seattle. bus owing to their car need
Ing some new wheels. were detained hsrs aud
viii leave In the morning The party inclndes
r. r. CIsfksen, Of The Des Mo.nes Stat Rtsfsfsr.
Morton Michel. Washington correfp0n lent OF
the Dos on Herald. and tcvesai ladies'
Alter visiting the SOUND town. spokane faiis
and Victoria. they viii Ystirn here for few
days stay and then proc ed - San trsncisco.
Mr.. Cisskson came ali the way fran Chicago By
the fast mail. and was delighted on arriving
here 20 secure New YORK paper only I've days
old.
while stopping II Denver. he went to Chey-
enne and back TO zee how the mail Was handled
on the fsst mall trains and found IL very salts
factory. He says the railway mail clerks are
the hardest worried and poorest paid employees
OF the government and that they should be put
ON for life. and when disabled pcusioned He
aitr butes The lack OF proper postal facilities In
the Northwest 70 the appropriation being Grip
pied by the Democratic postmaster general and
congress, which left nothing to meet the expen-
sion OF the country. while this section especially
insisted on growing very fast. 80 fast that the
Eastern public cannot realize IT, He has come
OUT hero TO investigate matters for himself. As
the matter Of allowance for ciefkships 10 In HE
hands, his visit il likely 10 lead 10 great I'm
provement Of the postAi service throughout the
NoFthwcsk
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ELECTION IN TACOMA.
Only Nine Hundred and Fifty
Votes Tor Freebooter.
The LABOR TICKET DEFEATED.
wsrkmen KiIIsa - spshsse Ta1ls-Ihs
Msssnie GsssA Lsdgs = Mr.
Csaxkson n FevsIaad.

TxcoxA. Juns M-yefy Hstie interest vas
ssken to-day ia The vote Tor ths ffeehc5dsfs Who
will ssame Iscoma's new city chariot AanJ
poi.a The ExkeE nominated D. the csfy fusneu
Nss esossa of su average mAsssssy 81 shout 90
voses- The cstizeas' ficne. ran behind. - wss
expecssd Of IT.
Tee Total vote in the entire city only rsacnea
so votes Tns ticket elected was composed Of
the following pramtnent c.fixens. William =
Nesti<. J. 81. Steele. u. ~ Taylor. J. u. Hcasn-
ton. George o. Kelly J. d Csughran. = e.
weathesrtd. u. o. Getgsr. Thomas Carroll. VII
lam h eueII. ~ C. sasrpstesn L. y. Campbsl,
C. A. Hsxbscuek. Theodose Hug<fHs. y J. Old.
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CoLFAx. June l0-Cynthia Collett. IS years
old and unmarried, was arrested this morning
for vagrancy She Is deranged. and hes been
roaming about the neighborhood southwest 81
colfsx for some dme. sleeping in fields. out.
houses and cabina
William Newton. arrested for forgery. vas dis
charsed today on . technicality. Judge Upton
deciding that the information vas defective be.
cause In copying the note alleged to bo forced
the prosecutor wrote and instead Of 80 In
specifying the amount He was held on Z new
inform atiou
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ACcEssORIEs TO MURDER.
he nsutal Mansgers 81 Golden Gate
Athletic club.

SAN rnANcsco. June 10 Harry Mcbride. who
yae oadly punished In = brutal glove light with
1eonk xAsus ~ the Golden Cats Athletic Club,
N1ed This morning. LAfue 10 under arrest.
oooetasy Jamison. Of the Golden Gate Ath-
40 club. Frank Jones. director OF the elah,
- DoWefA time-kecpsr. Mc0rath aud John
1o1ts Who seconded tho contestants In the nghs
otgWoen Harry Mcbride and Frank Larnc, which
too& ploeo q the rooms OF the club lsas night
eo0 resulted In the dcA IN OF Mcbride. were ar
roooed today - accessories to the murder
ej1ty warrants for the arrest OF spectators at
yoet ulehrs fatal prize fight have been issued.
Int oxo being held back until the
seoah ~ the autopsy now going on Is known.
0(her warrants viii BE- Issued - the nsmesol
. 7er spectators are known. There Il much ex-
c1temeat In pugiiistsc circles over the matter.
Lama Tho autopsy shows . fracture OF the
1oeaA bone and = clot OF extsavasated blood be-
hlnl the frental hone. This may have been
onused either BY blow or fall, the Physicians
oonnot tell which.
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oLynrss. gune ia.-Tke faeoryorsssons ssSssy
were; Haaasan FsxSisea Association; HcSsas.r,
csstno Assoesasisas Aeaaiam wareAozse Gem
psnss sssssa Heat and Fewer Carnas.s %
Hos ssxms Seselsy Week. wesSs Company. Of
Hssasaras osymras Water works. capsfas asa.
Ues oksne<sn Lave sock ard DEVISED Beef
Sonp&oy az Seattle. vita capital % asa aas.
ossmRsc Pest kest Company OF Ssxule.
wtsh e2rlsnt es 5000 fox he
esas1lns az . a.. so&4 irea Hold CITY. sssrr~
ga ee9nss. - tAe mtaeral springs In the vsasxv
~ the focs 81 Acaas Constance, seattle Gensral
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Mason County Bopds.

SHELTON, June ie-The proposition to bond
Mason county for 10000 viii lie voted ON
shortly. The purpose is TO build nne county
jail on the courthouse block. and to open up
main roads in three directions from shelton, the
eouIty seat The commissioners have solved
the Drobiem Of good county roads II the county
Is bonded, aud nrstclsxs roadways constructed.
In place Of the feeble Bit OF road work that each
road usually gets when people work their road
tax out
The city Will also bald . Jail at once. to have
. repostory for druaks ana the few suspicion,
characters that fud their way here.
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Ksiensburg Convensson Begus-Layisg 81
= Cornerstsne.
ExLkxssr nc. June la--The fwenfy-sfst an
nuai seszson u the Masonic Grand Lodge OF the
sxats met here q osciock this afternoon. and
immediateiy sdjourned wisho Ut dciag asy busi'
ness. slxty-iwo lodges are represented, IN IN
crease Of nine ever last year
Al 4 o'clock 90 Mssous formed in line. and.
escorted By tue Br Knishss OF Eiiensburg,
marched through the streets 10 the new Ma
sonic temple, where the cornerstone was laid
with imposing ceremonies By Grand Master w.
H. Fairuesthey, Of Tacoma An eloquent al
address uss also delivered by Rev. r J..
Mooney, Of ElIensburk. An informal reception
and banquet were given this evening By the
ladies Of Eastern Star lodge . the Mssons. The
work Of the session begins tomorrow.
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PORTLAND, June ia frollery on the Second
street electric moor line. while passing under
the intersection OF the Washington line this If.
ternoon. Knocked the insniator OF the patent
crossing. allowing the wires OF the two roads to
come In contact The fusible plug At the pow
erhouse OF the Washington street line was
melted and al traific on the road was STONED.
After the damage was repaired and the cars
were running. pecple were nervous about rid.
Ing Tor some time
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SHELTON. June lo--The surveying parties OF
the Port Townsend Southern werc Ia this vfcin-
lily about two weeks, meeting just south Of Shell
ton. but left today for Mud bay. The route il
practically decided to pass through on the north
side OF town, although nothing definite will be
known on the outside until the surveys are filed
aud the contracts let. which will be ON the 18th
II possible. T. A. Hin and C. Z. Scott. in charge
of the railroad, were Ia town last Saturday, and
personally inspected the proposed route.
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J. J. Mccormack. the well known journaIist
and sporting writer. was In the city yesterday
On business lie II one OF the best known writ
ess in the East and ID accepted - authority on
sporting matter. He has known oil the leading
pugilists OF the country and can name the best
racers for fully twenty yearl Among the many
papers he has been identified with 10 the New
York Sun, B0suon Globe. Cincinnati IaQafrer,
Philadelplia Call and 7imss and many othera
Mr.. Mccormack has also been prominent In
theatrical circles and this season he Il travelling
in advance OF William II. Cranes "ee1ators
company.
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Tha Porfi.nai R.ce..

PORTLAND. June 10 Tho spring meeting of
the Portland Speed Association begins tomor-
row 1T City View Park. and the hotels and tarf
resorts are crowded with visiting horsemcn
Some 100 horses. many with fine records,
are entered In the races tomorrow. The
events include half and sevcn-eighth mile
dashes and . 226 trot Lady Beach to-
night Is favorife for the trot, Cyclone in the
ha mile aud Guido In the seven -eighths. The
track Is in the best condition since made, and
fast tine Is expected.
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Tacoma burglar Be~s oar

TACOMA. jane ia man was caught In the
act of burglarix!ng the house OF Isaac Pincus on
] street, In this city. this evening. He was
captured BY one OF the family. The
pallce were seat for. bat when thsy arrived the
thief had gone having pursuaded his capiors 10
reiessc him. He bad given up all the articles
he had succeeded In finding before taken The
officers may jet fnd him
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oLyxrts, June io.-Twenty five veterans were
mustered In es George H. Thomas post No S,
G. A. r. last night
Both the Northern Pacific and Union Pacific
have large gangs OF men At work in tho city
lir.tt - -
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Lieutenant o'Nest.s ssin~ra,or,.s.

SPOKANE FALLS. June io-Colcnel I. Z. Lind
say is ia tae city from Fort Colville He leaves
in a few days for Vancouver, wash. where he
VIII join the party TO be sent out by General
Joan Gibbon 20 explore the great olymp,c
range He will have charge of the mineral nart
of the expedition
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sAsppisr Inssllinencs.

San YRAxcIsco, June 10 -AYzivsls--Haytien
Republic, seaffle observation-disclosures San Pc
dro. Tacoma; steamer 81 Paul. ounalaska: bark
Thomas Pope, Arcffc 80; ship Ivanhoe. Seattle
C1earod-Sfeamer AK, Port Townsend: bark
Seminole, Eanatmo.
AfYivcd-eteamer City Of Puebla. Victoria
6ailed-6seamer Al-Ki. PORT Townsend; sseameT
FarTalone. Yaquina bag.
PoKT BLAKELEY. June ioI-Afzived-NaxEar.
cite.
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Apopiexy Cats on Capt. Charles B.
Western, at Vancouver.
VANCOUVER. Wash. June io.-capl Charles
n Western. Fourteenth infantry. died here this
evening OF sroplexy. He had been unwell for
the past few days and n auired constant siien.
ton. bat shortly before he died he dismissed his
attendants 10 allow them 10 est dinner
On their return they found him sitting in a
chair lifelesS
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saS fssScfsco. June ia--rhe announcements
that nanoes cf Chinese lasoTers were IA h.
employed o. Go grazing 90 the property Of the
\ iisas iAsd Co. ga ksrshsw lslana. rear
rauren. has eesn the cause "a the sollcx.nx
notice 10 The contractor ssxaei by ,ec rsti.rr. ~
Teoroa.
- NJ. asslsasa !swsiss We. tie nnaerssrnes.
eitlssns of IahsFvns hearing thai you AZ 10
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sroxkNK FALLS. June ie.--Totsy 4 consfSr-
usent o. i.seo barrels of spokane Fails aaur Va.
snipped By rail aad steamer TO LONDON. !, rce.
via New orkesna
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SPOKANE FALLS, June io-whiie F-eseriek
Moresi was helping 10 soad craze al glass OF, a
car today the crate slipped and fell on him
crushing him 10 death. No. Cd was asw,.s
and hai only been in this country . few
ma -"
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KANsAs CRY. june o--The remnant OF the
vreokod wabash ncess train arrived this Morn.
1nG. IN the cabcne were eight weanied col
oeed men ana boys. most Of them belonging 20
C1tnn 4 MorgAn's ssAela scarceiy enc 60
onpad with less than broken ier. They wee
eenovsd 10 the hospital The stable naoss AZ
lsc1od b. the wreck was thar 81 J. ksiiar, cya-
eAiana. Ky, Who. with his sou. pcrisaed. They
- Ave horesa every cue Of which wAs killed.
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LONDON. June la--The Standard protests
strongly against Nr. Blaine's sending czuisers
TO hehring - II sAys: II he ~
Temps to employ foace wrongfuily againss
Brifish subjects or property. force win be en-
ployed on our side also. The gravest condition
Of azain alise from his needless and intemper
sie actjop
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NEW YoaE. June ia-The riiat who hroashs
II he steamer werra this morning reports thai
On Sunday morning he sroke TIE steamer La
1ousxogne. hence fos Havre laying 10 With hes
machiucry ont Of order. eAe had been stepped
eiuee midnight. Shs would make The necessxry
lepAiu and proceed On her voyax~
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DEATH WARRANT SIGNED.
Gallagher viii He Worked GA NJ Van.
y..f~

VANCOUVER, WASH, june to.--Jndgs bloom.
Geld. OF The superior court. today issaed the
death warrant 81 Edward Gallagher convicted
81 the April term CT court of the murder OF Lewis
Msts The wsfssn, des gnsscs July IL a. the
date OF fx ecutlau
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Death Of . whalinx Captain.

Ban Francisco. June 1a-News OF the death
Of Captain Brooks. Of the whaler =. r Herrf-
man.was received this morning. The owners Of
the vessel have received . telegram from the
vessel, dated ct sitka, saying the body was
taken on shl 70 and buried
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UNION CTTYSS;s,,s,ss. 8 2 s ssqs;asos:

~ N1ON vi i j Of6ee Of chief engi-
neef. P.rt Townsend Southern Railroad. Sc
attic, Wash. May % lse0 The undersigned
viii y pr pared TO let contracts on the Port
the clearing. grub nx. grading and bSidsing
seven miles and one-hAh from IAke Hooker, Z
point aho Il twenty miles south Of Port town
be in this once Jane l, 1904 Two nile EATEN.
. on north from Olympia TO deem water, prin-
ctpaiiy nesslo work. by june l. Forty miles OF
clearing. rrubb'ne, grading aud hrtdeing from
deep water at Olympia to Union City on Hood'a
canal, June la Forty miles Of clearing, Stub
hing: grading and bridging. on wesf bank OF
H'od's caasl frem Union City north, July /.
Pro6l and maps can be seen at this once ten
days before RE various CONTRACTS will DC let
=. A Hill. chief engineer end superintendent
OF construction .-Postrlntelligencer, May Il.
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PnostnENcR. h /. Jsas m.-fne Oriental
Mills Company made an assignment to-day. iss
unsecured debts ere lSzaee. sstek assets
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Nh CANE 10 sEArrLK

Eahezslex Breek Whe Stole o13,o n
1an Hrane3sees
eAx YRAuczsco. June le-An evening psper
ny of Tho rnctne pavtng Co0pany. Who Dis
Appeared ON March Is. leff . shorssgs In his 90
coann 81 between si0.coo and $l2ooQ Desck's
whereabouts re unknown, though Is = ~
ported shas he was seen recently IN 1eaxt1e.
Okhors olafo that he went % Hexico
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Henderson, Gouen &
Successors to Paul Hsndssua %
ZIG South Seeeli StrUet
List for Current Wed
CITY PROPRRTY.


sas:coo-Improved properly q - -
s5.OeO-Tvo large houses on Jaskssa -
e7.ss.-Th,ee houses on yslls 49, =
6Axl2O. Z
sB.AOO-Furniture and good win 4 $50
boarding house on Trout stIeee
o. 0OO-Niue-roomed house Win N11lm
electric bells. ETC.. on corner ~ o10 -
Lake Union motor line. IS
d, 00O-Seven-roomed house. eo0x ~ q
lot 60xi00. nssr Lake Union mutee -
Oh 1OO-tive-roomed house neas L. -
o.. 5oc-seven-roomed house. ceda $50 i
40xlas. near Yesler avenue ceblo
eS.00C-six.roomsd house and ut -
sl.eoo-siz.roomsd house ana suD>nn
ei.SSo-sax.roomed house and irs11n r.
near Ysoe r cable. II "a
d, 0OO-Seven-roomed house near u
q. 500 six-rc med house pear -
ing Lake Washington.
oS.e0O-12ox12s feet close to YeslR eg(rpo0
brow OF first hill.
s4ao-One-hali lot. soxiA in yesI~'s -
$3.50 Cleared lot in Kaufman's addi11a
eAJ6-Corner lot In Ycelers secone a1ol
oA25-Insde lot ia Yesler's second adoto1n
sl.Oo0.Two lots in Yeslers supplr
o35O-Lot IN Madison street additloo
obsOOO-Undivided fourth inter q - -
Mc0ilyra's drs. and second a6dioom
-. 2OO-An entire addition with ho4o 0
.rcnArd near Madison street $50. s.
u. 0OO-Fine corner. l0ox10o. tcleo94
Union addition.
SOUTH SEATTLE.
u, 10O-eix lots In Mos nrst addisisa.
o1.35C-tlve Its In Moss second a4el1
o3Ss-s0xlzO In McNaushts third "a -
81. 3OO-Mccsliister's addition. loe114
house, chicken hou~, well
ee6 e osoO-Los in sossh rsrk.
o5O-Lots tcultavated iand) In the
ABERFELDY ESTATE
These are the best value in the naznk ~
easy terms.
sIs 10 oe5-rots in the Southern a1111n
special terms on blocks. -...>.
$3.50 per acro-Twenty-three ac1se
land on Duwamish river.
$3.50 per acro-l20 acr near eonen .
500 Per acre--4s acres in section 7
SMITHS COVE.
sabo-cleared lots in the bsanaiul ri
addition. hign, dry and levcl ccama
fine views and only tour blocks ~
SALuON BAY.
81 500 per scre-l2 acres on sosth eoeu
$50 feet water front
S30o tn 15O-Choice lots in Gilman -
$500 To 81, 300 Business ioo =
Park.
o3OD--Four lots In Ballard Park.
o125-Lets in Hsmblests replaI epeeaM
on blocks
RAyENNA SPRINGS.
ss.5oO-ao lots In widgs's addisioG
te ms
o3sO-Ten lots in State Park sdditioa.
LATONA.
osoo-Fine corner soxs5. frontins - -
avenue. =
oSsO-Two choice lots fronting on g.
o:2S-Lots on Harrison Heishts, 5cxia
a special price on one OF the bs& =
Lois and acreage at Blame. BeIiinshs~
Port Angeles. Kalama and Grays
county. -
Ranches and tinber lands In al pese g. 6 -
state. Special bargains in enoh0mi1ns
Mason and Che ala counfieA
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n an Agent Appointed.

Mail Agent Appointed.
WAsAIxGToN CITY, June EX-SENATOR Allen
has secured the appointment Of J. n. Hayes Of
Townsend.
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STEWART E. SMITH A. T. McCARGAR
SMITH & McCARGAR
los CHERRY STREET.
PRICE LIST.

0,000sSs:s. s sess w: q Ts.
esn b honsAs On very sasy tsfmA
con 000-Two lots On west sszssf. near
~.iss, sSis n.tias G1 : 3 snd.d I ioea,son ios
wharf. varshouse. ETC Tsrma cne-half cash,
balanes ON tune 1t per ceat
co 60n-Lot iooxles feet. eonteinins new
0OsOOO 1A-room house with all mosern
imprnvements; i've crates and hot and cold
water on earh ho0r: this II ono OF the choicest
homes In Queen Aana Terms. one third cAah.
balance In ak and twelve months q per cent
interest.
%6 00n-Iet so1,aa With sroom hou:e
ioca ion. Terms. ons-hsii cash. balance in two
years as Per cent
"a QA0-A SHAT houss % b completed
UetsOUO BY June 10 Each nat hss ave
keeping. Commands mssnifcsn, view and i
located in desirable part Of the city. Terms.
ss.scoessh; u. 500 in one year It 8 per cent
0Q 000-Lnt eoxl1oon Eighth street. con.
kQOsOOO tsining one Groom house and
fenced and tho two small HOUSES rent for SO
per mouth each This IL undoubtedly . splen.
did purchase. Terms, q, 500 cash and pur-
chaser to assume $500 mortgage due January l.
An ND r0-Adjoinin the city on the
~ AOn1O north and in q rapidly de.
yeiopiug quarter for $500. Terms, $1,000
cash. balance on time at per cent
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PAR LEASE.

Corner Commercial and J4cksoa streets. 0Dx
III; 500 per month ZOE fifteen years.
Two lots. e0xiO saeh. corner sest ani Uni-
versisy sressa. Tor i've OF :en yeasl
Hoasss for Rent in al parts o, tbs city.
We have large list of some of the
best property in the city, which we
shall be pleased to show to any one
calling ct our Office.
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The Seattle & Northern will have trains into
sedro within thirty days, making the second
raIifoad for thst thriv ng young city. The
Farhaven 5. uthern has ffs terminus here
ana within four months fhe Seattle Lake Shore
& Eastern viii have TRIMS running between
sedfo asd Seattle. We have somc very choice
property Tor sale ut reasonable prices, which
We can recommend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11

HALLER CITY TN. This !, 'F ss.;i.s
W.T. grsat favor IN the eyes Of shr.wd. conserv-
alive investors Houses snd store buildings ara
being Rapidly pu he'd TO completion Cali aud
get fall particulars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11
A. T. MccARcn

An A ND pC-Adjoinirg the city on The
~ AOnIiO soath This tact OF land
must Be sold at once and = sooc bargain can Be
had now II taken advantage OF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-11

Al AID pC-Adjoinin the city on the
~ AOn1O north and in rapidly de.
veiopiug quarter for $500. Terms, $1,000
cash. balance on time at per cent