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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-18
ELECrRIc RAILROAD.

Connecting two Lines by steamers-Let-
ting Contracts for Grading.
In about ten days the steamers Maud and La
tona viii make trips across Lake Union every
twenty minutes 30 - TO make connections be-
tween the Seattle Electric Railway and the
Green Lake Railway.
The West Street 4 North End Electric Rail-
way Company yesterday let contracts for grad
ing and bridging the whole line. which work
Is to DO begun within nfteen days and CON-
plesed by June 10. according 10 the terms Of the
contracts II II the intention to have the line
I'm operation about July Is Tenders have been
received from electrical companies for the plant
necessary to furnish power for the line
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NoT Yo1xD NArPINa.


Mayor Msrxa Tested the Em<fsney Of
tire Fire Department Yesterday.
Mayor Morsn eud several Of the counciimsn
AFTER tho meeting ss the city bal yesterday
afternoon waEke1 down 10 the corner Of Front
ard Cessmese streets. and 1t 4ss5 o'clock turned
In an eIarm fsam ban n for the rurpose Of lest
Ing the efficiency Of The Gre department. In
precisely sEfee minutes the hook ard ladder
tram stood Opposite tsss hox. eight seconds laier
she hose ears sss there. with the chemical en-
CINE following smmedissely behind ana only
fvc seconds Iates No. engine vas on hand
only TO End that there was no Gre and thAt they
had hem called out On . trisi trip
when the aremsn ssked tne time they made
they drove OF contentGd for hsadquArterx- The
engine would have been there - soon - any
had the run not bern made down Cherry street.
At the practices ~ headquarters yesterday
noon hitch vas made In ten seconds and Al
the 6remen were not present The run yerter-
day proved that the daily driil has caused much
Improvements In The point Of time. and VS.
alike satisfactory 70 the 6femen and city ON
cialx a vel - the 30 o. more people WAC were
90 shs spot 70 aseersain where the nrs was or
why the alarm bad been turned In.
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Removal Of tho Pacific Postal.

Mr.. l. W. ssorror. Pacific coas; saper.ntend-
ent 81 the Pacific Postal Telegraph Company In
in the city Mr.. stortof Ia on q tour OF the
soand looking toward the Interests Of bis COM
rany He win endeavof while here TO effect
the removal OF tho local oshce from the present
eramped quarters II the corner Of second and
James streets 81 the Washington Territory In.
ysssmeni compsny1s huiidsng on Cherry street
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MatsnAs, the .Jros Jap." II on III
Muscle Again.

Matsaas. the .sIros Jap." n on His
Museis Again.
Massada sofaklehi. the champion middle
weight wrestler. who for several months past
hes been indisposed. and unable physically 10
contest with the sturdy knights Of the padded
nocr, peid the observation-disclosures once visit
yesterday and from ell appearances II - strong
and sctisc - ever. and worthy In every respect.
- In the psss, Of his appropriate title. The
Iron Dap"
Matsada has been taking good care Of hirnself
lately. and Turkish baths. frequent trips 10 tho
country and plenty Of exercise have developed
his muscles and brought . rudy glow 20 MS
checks again He IL jabiIant over bis good
health and strength, and II anxious To get ON .
match. He aeys that Quinn, who seemed %
ready 10 make match with him while he was
sick. IL the man he 10 looking for. and IL Quinn
hes the right kind Of stun In him he should
make good the claims he had on . ''lieense 70
defeat him. The Jap SAYS be In willing 10
wrestis Quinn for III the money he can put up.
the match 70 take plses ia this city inside Of
two mouths lie wants 10 vindieste himself
before the psbiic for the poor showing no made
with Quinu while siek.
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a .F.k.,, s,.rv D.rlr.I.

Representative Drew. OF Kitsap county. wa
In the city yesterday. He was for thirty three
yean IN emrloye OF the Port Gamble Mn Com
pAny. and has Just come from there. He denies
in toto the statement that there 10 q strike
among the mill hands, ever vas one lie
states that everything 10 going on a. usual at
the NTH and every one IL perfectly satisfied
with wages. food and general treatment
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Better Luck This Year.

We were unfortunate in having . dry sea-
son and . partial crop in Garfield county
last year. but luck seems to be on our side
90 far this year and the outlook now is that
We shall be blessed with fruitful harvests.
1t has been many years since there has
been such thorough saturaiion of the
earth with water. If people would only
prepare to shelter and feed their stock .
reasonable length of time. winters like the
past would be more desirable than If more
dry and pleasant Sunshine is all very fine.
but sunshine and blue sky, and no rain
means irouth and short crops,
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A dispatch was received here yesterday
from saa Francisco by the relatives
OF q. Z. shorey stating that that
sentieman Was somewhat improved and his
physicians have hopes tor his ultimate recovery.
The telegram closes with the statement that Mr.
sneEey IL ssill unanle ia speak Mr.. George
shcrey Jeff last evening for Portland. where he
takes the steamer FOR san Francisco tonight
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Mr., n. n. rhomrsoa. the Surveyor lafs seattle
Yesterday morning Eg peias Ga shs ssillaxsA-
nsssh river knaun rs the Haiicg tract whore he
gces ~ lay oass sesnslts This property hes
tast ntasseen miles nertA os snoAeuish. ess she
liee cf the sezssls. Lake Shore & Eastern rsil.
way, and the savn u 10 BE- eAlssss Hslssf Csf,
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James Toner. young tesxh. Was arrested last
plgai By Officer q. A. Thorn fog s'esiiag heater
waived ~ 80 from The Protestant Methodist
church. corner Of second snd Madison streets.
Toncs had old raaa for confederate, who
escspesi The heater Was sold 10 q innsshop
for " but subsequently, recovered By the 20
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The Pacific Kiecsrie light COMPANY, which re-
Gently received 9 franchise from the council.
has force OF men ernpsoyed putting up poles
throughout the city. ard expects 20 be ready 80
have rs plant ia working orier Ia about ssx
weska incorporation viii be asked for In q few
days. when Officers will be elected 4. G. XII.
bourne will ACT ~ manager for the company.
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Eea6sehes snA Fsscss. 80 ss~sas- ire syssssa
s-nefaslsy. yvs greatly. waeo easssxe Or hSlseas.
oz waea shs siost Is tnFWr~ o. sluggish. ~ PEI.
snaasatly casv hsh4sssl csust4 rxslssl. 20 awaken
the sssinSys sHd Gysx 10 healthy sct3vsts
wstAo@E sfttasaag o. weAxcnsax fa~n gse
SYRUP 81 Pa
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Selected To-day.
~ . meeting Of tho trustees ol the Chamber Of
o0mmerce held yesterday afternoon for the pssr.
- q reporsins prexre*s on organization, IL
- nnmoanccd that the membership OF 40 was
0qort1caiiy reached. ard meeting % the com.
D1o1ee IL stxtsen ON permanent organization
- ~ 0nard Of trustees WAS called 10 meet as
- chamber 10 night ~ o'cioek
SEVERAL matters Of Importance wa come be.
onso The meeting. the selection of . permanent
oneeSsnFy - be recommended o. she Chamber
- election being the must Important
sRfeot6ent Ieary yesterday appointed The foi.
lnulng gentlemen ga the house eomnasgsex
vAtch win have snrsrvssion OF the farnlxhsas .,
- otscey mansion W. e. Raliey = r. Mgt.
~. G, n Bsxiey. Herman charsa, i'rsey W
woche1feF
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Maps 81 EalsaeA, sAa~tnx -here the NaaisaAs
railroad sasa Csssssisa rxss0e railway are cnra.
sag ~. ami asse he xFesx fw&l ssssse aeasz are
seiax ca haatsl sassss 4 ca, 81 sseona
-
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A Hardened ramax Crlmia.i.

Richard Mia hsr.eas~i yoaag e.trainsl
Who vss eafy discharged yesterday afternoon
ny Justice Rivers tox being eoacsruea In sAe
jones shes store nossae<s. mas arrested sssIn
last nsghs BY ostesE Harding ser Stealing tssss
sgosa seEae nsw hushitags oa " ssninxton street.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

a Record OF Buildings Authorized by
Inspector Abbott.
Building Inspector Abbott yesterday issued
the following permits
III. h. Runels. 20 build and remove one and
twostory frame house, lot 2 block 6, Nagie's id
dition: cost. $40
Dunbar d Collins. two-story lodginghouss ct
corner Norman and West strcess: cost, 81 500
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A Double likeness. Your son was here
yesterday and had that picture taken. !"
That's like him. And he said you
would be around to pay for ii :" And
that's like him. ~ Tsrs
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TED In PART.
- DnoUoHT TO 4 VOTE.
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IA - S.sfa Il - civ M Yesterday
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81 67G6l 66Koua4 ~ action g once, - the pres
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rvx IN rtyry soras sA,xn

N aahlne the kcstAefn fsetae sestsAnaea trains
leesee sxsitae w = n say No ensass 81
800 Tcnrsss sleeping cars thrcusA. placsng
ssSSeeuerss in Union dsees tea ~ tssy hears
6Aend al ether iiAes A SasirTTz. estV tteSef
S-vSs sls SECOND street. nasscn eteeks & Fsa.
Kie slepps stcker axent Seatfis
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Al eves are turned toward satp Hsseaz re
nrpath of Anseosses las never Asesn s=lastea ia
sslnea are sass ~ - much Al>hsr. q kslscxx
Tli{efon 10 Aunceffe@ - onsy tAfcs h,zzks ia
- vnarr frunt esd In tue skscsesss RAJ e sae
Ssn{umhza street.
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Sssees arr g. fAs RAPID tnc~ssxe s1 over Ire
seans eesatry. SD neSsssy - a. sap HArsas.
TIE rhNtesss .ss tess Ffaserzs EOS a. Ia o..
tslnsS thew . - AessaSxs sfssstnn g. Ans-
eertes, whses = as.Rz h.a.3Asz1 Sc seattle hs
Tbs re<s e kze1 s91srs IN Ccszr pa street.
n yea 3ta kasvs< ts@ - 0ua ss tsss soss IN ~ Al
AoslAln 81 xzENe "A 4 xaEx sss rAa.sAs
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EsserxsEeas ea s2s szesraxsfe stu< In sne "A.
ssaste service ~ kaTaex aaa kaxt&zs1 ga h -
sNF~a al SaxsAsxa FxesEs ss1se A sAEfs~~~
fsks ticket axras. "a s<ssaa1 ssrsss e<,sss.,
ssnsks q Tssasn- ssEses sacsss Arrest. Seattle.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.
otHce. Better Riock: p O. bar ~.
Tessphoas. Is.
c. ~. ANDERSON. County surseyer.

yfKLc nxFcrTKS
A. b NOVEL; sesssse; .. o Lewis. slsaxh,sy.
sseerxe q. LoFsgtnx. Frenezf: Il C. Ner~-x.
fAis CITY T. q. Huaf. TAosas " refsss'
= ask bskzaen1s G. =. Back Eaame1Aws a II
Gssssres. Pred Jcrten. Rad deputy.
OTssofs ksseZa % ta4 ccEasy saryeyor o. sny ..
she tepasies viii recesse prom n .rs,,ss,-s "a
wcrk 81 All s<Hntses vii have sAe sAss.s osscssl
scrne All srsxf - IL eore es TIE coznfv en-.
xsfuE peTsunalsE. sze w.ll - reenrss4 Ia -
- exazElzed and approved
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-12-04
SORREL SPRINGS.

Esq. E. NJ. Barnes is moving to the Hew.
EFT place.
W. S. Johns says his cotton crop was
not as sorry as ne iirst thought it was.
David C. Moon will be off to Alabama
in few days where he goes to teach sing
ing classes.
Mrs. Nancy Blackwell and son Leo visi>
ted III. B. Moon last Sunday; also Joe M.
Webb and wife visited Simeon Edwards
last week.
Malachi Billiard mas bought printing
press and com2lete outfit aud began Job
printing.
Eight or 10 years ago ]. NJ. Billiard sold
out and moved to Alabama, two or three
years later he sold out and moved back to
Georgia, stayed here two years, sold out
and moved back to Alabama, one year
after moved back to Georgia and bought
two farms about mile apart. he now
moves from one to the other whenever he
gets tired of staying in one place and this
will do him until he gets the Texas fever.
LITTLE MONKS SUBSTITUTE.
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Some OF the county candidates have
been lecturing through this section
Prof j. NJ. York will sing with the class
at this place on next Sunday in the alter.
noon.
DR.. Douglas has had new tenament
houses built on his farm.
Prot. / N. Scarborough of this communi-
ty is teaching singing class in Olinville,
Marietta.
Mrs. j. B. Smith, of Atlanta, visited her
farm last week.
DIR. Jefferson Hales moved to Winnings
last week
Tramps are constantly travelling through
the community.
Mr.. Jessie Moon must surely be happy
new light at his house-it's boy.
Mr.. John SDeer and family is now loca-
ted with us.
There has been five farms bought and
sold in this neighborhood in the past
month. T. F. B.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR TAX COLLECTOR

To the Voters of Cobb county: I here
by announce myself candidate for Tax
Collector. and solicit the votes of my fell
low citizens, promising faithful discharge
of official duties If elected Respectfully
w. j. RICHARDS.
To the Voters OF Cobb county: here
by announce myself q candidate for re-
election TO the Office of Tax Collector.
have faithfully served you in the past and,
ii elected. will cndeavor to do my whole
duty. Thanking you for previous favors,
/ again solicit your votes
]. V. STANBACK.
To the Voters of Cobb county: | here.
by announce myself as candidate for
Tax Collector and solicit the votes OF the
people. If elected, shall exert myself to
perform the duties OF the Office with un-
tagging industry aud perfect satisfaction
to the tax payers. j. T. GAULT
To the voters of Cobb county: here~
by announce myself candidate for tax
collector. of Cobb county at the coming
election in January next. subject to the
Democratic nomination. 1t elected pledge
myself to perform the duties of the office to
the best of my ability. Respectfully,
q. w. YORK.
To the Voters of Cobb county: here
by announce myself candidate for Tax
Collector, subject to the Democratic NOM
ination, if one is held. If elected promise
faithful and competent service to the best
interests of the people.
L. ID. JACKSON.
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Sheriff7s Sales for Jan.

Will be sold before the court house door
in the city of Marietta. Cobb county, Ca,
on the first Tuesday in JanuNry, 1891
during the legal hours OF sale the following
PROPERTY to-wit:
Lot of land No. 958 in the 10th district
and I'd section OF Cobb county, Ga. Lev~
led on as the property of L Fridell to
satisfy Justice court f ia issued from the
698th district G M, in favor of w. White.
Levy made by W T Simpson, L. c., and
notice given in terms Of the law.
Also at she same time and place, Lots
of land Nos. 116, III, 173, 1877 and 1888, all
in the 10th district aud ID section of said
county. Levied on as the property of j I
Mabry to satisfy Justice court e ia issued
from the 845th district G. NJ, in favor oil
Mckenzie s. Warren Notice given in
terms of the law.
Also at the same time and place, One
Aacant lot of land containing one acre
more or less lying and being in the city OF
Marietta, Ga, bound az follows: On south
by w Hardemans property, east bv
Mill street, west by Blacks street, and
North by Ben Browns property
LevieGGon as che property of ]. M.
Whitman to satisfy a JusticeV court f
ia issued from the 898th district G NJ, in
favor of Roferty & Williams. Levy made
and returned to me by r. w. Moon, L &.
and notice given in terms of the law.
p. o. MCLAIN, Sheriff.
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DUE WEST

! The Sabbath School here has sus-
! pended until March next,
Mrs. B. w. Griggs who has been
sick with pneumonia, is some bet
ter.
MIR. c. A. Kemp's cotton gin had
the same trouble with a match as
Mr.. Darby's, last week. Things
smoked for a while and came near
soaring Charley out of his wits. He
was ready and equal to the cner-
gency of putting out the incipient
blaze.
w. H. Blanchard, of Atlanta, the
gin sharpener, i, here this week.
Mrs. Will Ogletree and children
are with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry Kemp. After Christmas she
will join her husband in Lowndes
county, Ga, who left last week to
engage in the saw mill business.
Will did not forget to renew his
subscription to the old reliable Ma
rietta JOURNAL, which is better than
a letter from home every week. We
have man with a,level head. J.
Levill-he has subscribed for his
county paper. Some OF his neighs
bors are more able to subscribe than
Joe, but he don't care to depend on
borrowing. Little Elijah Davis
feels the same way and has subscrib
ed also. That is right, Elijah, it
will do as much to educate you as
two months schooling.
Movers are on the go this fine
weather.
The little blind son, Johnnie, of
Mr.. N. E. Williams, can pick cotton,
as sixteen pounds in a half day
shows. He rides horseback in a
gallop when there are no limbs of
trees protruding to hinder his prog>
ress. He goes anywhere on the
plantation.
Miss Jennie Mitchell of Cherokee,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fannie
Mitchell.
Mrs. Lucy Carlisle is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Doss at Sweat's
mountain.
We would advise all disappointed
Alliancemen, who are dissatisfied
with John B. Gordon's election, to
wait and see the salvation of our
country. Gordon is COO true a man
tor any Georgian to lose confidence
in. Now watch what I have said,
and two years from now you will see
that old B. W. is right. I still say
that there is not money enough in
Wall street to buy John B. Gordon.
AMOR.
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Road Notice.
GEORGIA-COBB COUNTY .

J. G. McCutcheon, Frank NJ Hardage,
Chas. T. Smith, and others, have made
application for a secon class public road
commencing on Acworth and Powder
Springs road at land line between the Me-
Intosh land and the lands of j. g. Nc
Cutcheon, running west along said line
about I of a mile, then along private
way, then across McIntosh's field, inter-
secting again with said private way, cross
ing Powder creek near where said private
way now crosses creek, then along said
private way to land line between Martin
and Bookout then along said private line
to Powder Springs and Dallas road, near
Margaret Billiards. Said road has been
marked cut by said commissioners and a
report thereofmade on oath by them. AL
persons are notified that said new road
will after the expiration of 80 days be
granted ii no new cause be shown to the
contrary. This November leth, 1890.
j. NJ. STONE, Ordinary.
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POWDER SPRINGS.

Mr.. Will j. Mcintosh has rented and
moved to the old homestead near town.
The E. T. V. & G. by. Co., completed
their much needed depot at this place last
week. 1t is a beautiful structure, elegant~
ly finished, making it quite an ornament
to our town.
Miss Eunice Anderson, of Dougasville
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Elder A. b. Vaughan, of Canton, was in
town last Sunday and preached to his old
congregation, who are always glad to hear
him.
Mr. Hansel Baggett's family was aug
mented last week by twelve pound boy.
Mr.. Tapps and Mr., Lon Hips by girl
each.
Mr.. Doc. Parker near this place, hap,
pened to the misfortune to get his leg brok
en- last Sunday by horse running away
and throwing him from the buggy. Drs
Murray and Hunter set the limb
Miss Ida Butner is visiting relatives in
Atlanta this week.
Miss Louie Scott of Shorter College,
spent few days here last week with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. /. N. Scott.
We won athempL 10 enumerate the
marriages reported to take place soon in
and around about town, but will say if
they all marry there won't be many left to
single blessedness.
Mr.. Jet, of Atlanta, spent Sunday and
Monday here with his daughter, Mrs. F. G.
Wilson.
Elder A. j. Morgan and wife visited
Temple, Ga, last Sabbath. He went to
fill an appointment at that place.
SCIRE FACIAs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-12-04
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