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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-25
Progression is the Order
Of the Day
srArrIr. wash. Feb. "a. 1880.

SEATTLE. WASH, Feb. IA, 1890.
On. JoRpAx.
Tear Sir: was taken down with inflam-
nfsiory rheumatism in knees and leg
about a Year ard half ago. suffered
Intensely for eight npnths. kaees sweIied
and panied me % could hardly endure il !;
= hard lump came on one knee. Tried ali
rctntdies In my power. and al last heard
numbers OF people speak Of your marve-
ous cures. Mr.. Loeb. Of the Golden Rule
Bazaar. particularly spoke about your
wonderful succsss In I'll kinds OF disease.
and advised me 70 50 10 you- ] Was un-
able 10 get 70 you. bsiag sick Ia bed Al the
time. but sent for you to come and see
me. You prescribed four medicines. In
two weeks time Was perfectly well. That
was last June. and have not had . symp-
tom OF the rhemasism since. l cannot
thank yon enough and am doing al la
my power 10 spread the Histogcnesic sys-
tenn Of Medicine and tell people where
they can b cured.
Any one wishing 10 consult me In regard
TO the case will end me at ths corner o
Fifth and Albert streets. Lake Union. SCI
atsle. NJ. w. HAND.
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NJ - = - -
II Steamer Fanny Lake bought In sixts. n
= o. hsy from sam.sh, and tbs steam
nooef 4 J. r rry Gfseen tons cf hay ard
81 fons Of 0ets from La Coauer today. Bnth
nnenss were conaigned tn n Barter & TO.
kmfpu have been VERY free for . ten daya hat
mnfket remain. firm. Tiers have isseu but
- eksnxss Of any NOS ia shs condltion 81 the
I1sk
T1G1sen esss declined ic per dozen foslsy. The
800 a. she drop n apnsfenA The maFhs4
n 20 carry the stocks Ia hand 1t the did
- The prevailing price now Il Ice PER 6ox.
mGg 4 that Gsure gives bur small MARIN
- meerhant. and here IL little iskelihoo a
~ define. stocks are gra susiiy dsmin-
-. bat ase ssii too heavy. There n no
1n6o 10 the San Fsancisco, the upward feel
- which bGoyed this market for time.
is nooftsnt among the shipments from Scest1s
III uefe the following: One carload OF matt
= ~ csfioads Of machinery 10 the race track,
fmkood 81 coai TO TyIdsie. AID casioad Of
~ = Fremont.
& unsII smouut Of mutton was on sale in tho
1Sl market today. but Is ID still very scarce.
n ismins has caused no ma pria advance Ia
sosz but The, ars sery Arm. Cos q sheep are
Uli sery hafd to obtain. Improvement 70
sned fpr shortly.
& E1ssem dressed meat continues 20 arrive
~ IL free qusEt ties and IL III isaes In aalss
= ~ heal market -Four carloads oil cattle
- seceived here from east Of this mountsinA
nnncBAxDgsE AnD PsoDreR REcxlPrs
q Nn1tnE the last forty-efght hours the nerchan.
eand psufuce receipts - this port were n
IoWn: Northern Pacific railroad. esq tons:
e1unbss 4 Puget FOUND railroad. ~ ions:
eonie. Lake shore 4 EsStern railway, s0I tons.
ii vntoF- Fanny Lake. % tons; ". =. Nunrn.
s1nos Gllm Anderson, Il tnns: Cascade, II tons;
46tirstn, tons; Mabel, Q tons: l. J. Ferry,
1nok Total receipts, i.is9 tons.
sHtfxEsrs
1lEtng the last forsy-esgnt hours gnods and
o6f1endine were shipped from seattle % tho
rGp1n1inI country es follows: Northeru ~
- roilFcac. y Ions: Columbia a Puget Sound
Rsad, - tons; b. attic. Lake Shore 4 Eastern
ullNeys - tons. By wases-W. <. Merwi
- cl&rs Brown, 10 tons; City Of Quincy, .
- Faith. tous; Mabel. tons: Cascade. "a
epG y. ,. Munroe, 3 tons: Eliza Anderson, ~
- fo(al shipments, &c tons.
NATURE oy RscxirTs.
1114 tns oats. 80 tons hay, cars mix, d
ueDoo1hc, ! cor iron pipe, cas ho9s. car
- ltas steel rails, ! 9 syrup. ces posa-
- inr radiators. l car 9. ii0,0oo feet fum-
lek wood, I car shinslss. cars cattle, /
&fnn1hinery.
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CHICAGO 1--WE srccx AARxsr.
ealcAsa Feb "a Cattle - Recs pts, ISoue:
Hisr; ee~ses CeoSs s.: steers. saS< 50:
s1em and feeders. e. iot8Sss: cornfed
elsm lss0ss IS
sass-keceip'S issno; strong; Sc higher;
- And stsnt. 81. Sset4os: heavy. t~Ssssaoa
~ p Receipts 1000. dali. weaker natives,
% Western corn-isd, ~ tQSsa.ssis, Ter.
essrvs' ye.raa' csblexrsm frcm rondrn
S - arrivals Of American cattle heavy. and
- shade over medium to hest steers.
W. per pound. estinssed dead weight
sEv YORK xEscusSnisx wsxKxr
u fosx. Feb ea-cotfe-orttcns ciosed
S resn's up - e.. -i.5so bags. Fs rssrs
~ =. Msrsh, Sic ssNsi6.es Nay. eie seS
n. spcs Rio. higher: fair csrxoes. &c
<s--stesdyi fair demand
f-Lafeiess: Lake, February, tiAta
Ssseasy: domestic. slsS
-fifn. straits. t2usa
CHICAGO PRODUCE xAsxsr.
eAeo. Feb t-Rye-Easy. MAY. sss.c.
sHsy-so trading.
stnky-&a@
Skisgs1
sSatisH WHEAT MARKET
nskncs, Fea st--The MARI fsa< Erprsss SAYS.
49, uaesis are rather nrnaef. fsoar. sssadr:
vnesis fra 81 general fractional Cd
49, Vofn, fsllii (. under continued heavy
81 enN from America The average decline
- h@sies. 81 higher. Oats ~ Cher. Al
Z ~ nsfkes Russian ana Iadsan wAsass are
izvos. California GA syos. arn..
<''esa corn. xeak.
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SEATTLE. December 3. 1850.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan:
Dear Sir--when I was In Seatile last
month had . stroke OF paralysis OF the
left side OF my face. You might say that
side of my face was entirely void Of mus
cular action. Icouid not wink my left eye.
A usual. could not control the food in
that side of my mouth. My left eye
ached for want Of being elosed; had TO
close the right eye tightly IN order to close
the lefe called upon yen ~ the yesIer
maAsioa. You prescribed tor my troahles;
you gave me medicines 20 last for two
weeks. TOOK thc medicines Cor two days
as Instructed and di covered improvement
/ continual taking il two days longer ami
am now entirely cured. cannot express
my shanksulness for having met you.
Yours truiy. IsAAci I. LEWIS.
President First National Bank, Keichum,
Idaho.
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MkxErs NJ rELEonArn.


1osx. Ysb. 2l.--ssocts today were mod.
octlve ana displayed quite strong tone
u0ooTison with last week and prices this
n1pe were ~ orally ifarfionaiiy better than
Noeeinso ON Saturday. Que OF the most In
o1al causes which acted 10 keep them down
nAturiber drop IN Tenncssee Coal 4 Iron,
~ dropped from epss TO 81 aud clio Ell a.
5he market closed nrm 81 near the best
IN OF ID. day. Governments werc steady.
gelsun. spot opened steady 81 ~; rulcd
y; closed AZ as: March. opened II 81, de-
~ TO "a; rallied: c osed II slS stork Kx.
Nmee-openins, "a; highest. ~: lowest. u:
Ing ~ Consolidated Exchas ge-opsafax.
highest. 81: lowest, "a; closing. o. Total
- le00Oo bills.
KxcHASak Arp sxcuRtrfxa-
~ YoRx. Feb sA--Mcney % call, easy
- ~ cent; prime mercantile paper. 80
awifns exchange. weak, so-day hsiis r. So
$50 sls6lx
X ~ silver Asi.e
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pAcIr1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For san FTaucisco, via Port Townsend and
Wet ria: At p. m fpsssengers received on
board ~ 8 p. M February .. !, Il, H. z2 aud a.
Ant every Gve days thereafter.
For Aissks. Re uary and - Steiner Of
the 7th CARR TO pax ger.
From San Francssco. for Victoria and PUGET
Found ports. At O. m. February I, ?, H. IL,
~ aud March l. and every i've days there
after
Tickets may be obtained AZ the ONCE of the
com pany at Ocean Deck, seattle
60oDALL. PERKINS Il Co.
General AgsneA
No. 10 Market street, san Francisco, Cal
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rAaScsscn Feb sa--A-rsvais- noilsssn.
a sssrsl Departure Rsy. sAir YesesaIse,
- aA,nc Catherine sudden, tsrzsss nars
a Courtney Ford. shaxiwares Fay.
-. Willamette. fsrt To~rsens. sfs
- :. .ah'oraia, Portland: sss Gersi~ story.
isfant; 3. x. Nsrs, Whaling.
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LOTS--S25--LOTN


Wsshisgssa swsossssssss SOD Hswsesteal
Assse sattao.
We hare ios s~le io.op ases IN aiasr.
eis parts OF the gste "a }. e. % 20, - ard
t6a acfe fsfms~-Gocd farming lands: % seres 81
kHzInciaw. assses serfh OF @tatssr % Soffssfn
fsees rsiir "a. rood imsrvsemstu. slsaI
o. bari, D .W 20 ard 10 stres government
land On Heoe.s cana: 80 abd 30 scsss seyess-
rsens laaf Ia kissxp eesn'J. 70 asses aear tsrssa
lake. $50 Per see 10 srfe~ near Stssn sx@,
Sfec per ecs: 4 srse. NJ rcsr ts,snS. Sst. -
acres Porn Anxeies. sf7s per sefe: sd b. SIRE
lots E<es Pefs Tssnssnt. 3sne ssf acre. laxe
treats on Laks HashiDg or. sossss shs xrnss-
nns Of naA5sSa Street eab~ fss wsF. ~ esssus
soss 10 rieasans valley. an tAs tins ~ TIE pro-
pnsee siecs nc fs3lsay asax the kssssevsr3. ssxs
81 lots Nxizo vsttssn sgt % bisasths Fart.
$50 zach S.3o scsts taos ps<rs of sertnssn
Pacific ssisrnad les1s IN kim remasy. q - -
pr acss. - acres ia sc =. % IA sse. a~kr
ksstpess Fsc DC raassoss isaS y wss seattle,
~ afres 800 sesxs Q - o. - q n NV eli
god and. 30 Ger sorsp Ia sss IS pr s<r-:
10 sefes IN see ". ~ n u. -. GOOD cisy a,s
lane. hesss stmo~fcd. so per are. ID ses.s
IN sexs 10 an a 70 - =. -. Fao~siy 10 tom
las1. az - pr scres xef arses - uuex1e CITY
0ssxon- Ut ey tnpsoFe5. s<s'Maing efss. -
per acre Improved. slN "a ~, EnsA s srse loss
an ssls fos sn average u so W sers. The . 8
gy-ss bssGs3a: 10 saek Of and nsxr 20 Aaka
Wvh snston. rs pr ntre Hsxusf buls<ina
sooH . seattle. wash
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- - We Sorsse Pacific vest ssisd train:
- - -. sSc a N esfly No eAssa8~ ~
- al Eises the shortest roste 10 Chi.
re,. $500 sse<pars cars through. placing
~ - ~ tnion depot ten ~ essy AoaFs
"a - etser Hires. A. ChlleSTx. civ tsrxef
k Second ssneet. aossoa block. Is 1css-
81 IS eeAel sssn,, seassls.
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CAUTIoS--The Hssto-enessc Neaieises
arc sold In hSss ore agency III eaeh town.
The Label around tie nettEe bears ite fol-
lowsnx isaserapsinns "Ds. j. kagea~ lof-
dan's Ess,rgenstie Aedscane.~ Every other
ssevScr Is trAad
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LIGHT. LIGHT !.

80 - ana candle sowsx. ssfe. usazbsfea b.
wind. sur II A bof can carry t. ppiendia
fsx ooekx- warehouse. ETC.
oteAQhGo poWg0 q CO.
Coenov $500 - 1eo0n.
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DIR. JoRDAN's OFFICE
% as tire Residence 81 Ex-Mayes Yes
tev. Third and jamss.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
rngx-
send for free book explaining the Hisso-
Senesic system
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- sasli.s hs.sa.s as.nsasA -
oeoom Dn0a On I'll aVatlah1e pc1afn
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n.ess.e 80 -
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8 Wnsins,a me ,, sssaoes scans
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Benda ssocAs ana Other va,sassss .ss,,vpn
WAsHINGI0N SAVINGS AAMK-INcoRr
~: Dearborn President
d =. aissias-- .casAief.
Ass sASAiSS sesssEsS rHANsAcf1n
DRAINS ArAwn On IN parts a. the world In.
teYess paid an sayin9z ana time d<possta
Hourp-Ie . m % o. m, and SATURDAY svan.
m psp aW nav g Ss Msds !. ,.r.~
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Icnsv IL - ~ -, - -, - ssrs.A,
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o. wrryreAco p.xrr,a
(T = w. DAN
''.' 40 eoe''s
rx.n.,..h
snBv o0sSns Anu sos0-
Deposits received subject 70 check
insefess Para ON Tune ocpoaA
b. - '' S
xs~
" soy.i cnsFs~ is7zs
s'Afr block
-'''---''--'.--..--.....-..-..-.-- 6a.em
Branches: San Francisco fCal,. portia~A
ss'o s''u As"'oops 10 Oh
General banking buslpem tr.ns.c,>a. s....-
r.paic sran,:ers soid on the baats branches:
Kong. Deposits received suajsot % check
nv re- p q on VIM d-pneiA
-
p.,a,,~n,t., n.o.m
snrnl.s - 80
tESIER Casnies
A osA"s Sos" ssa.
Wight and feleersphic exchange payable IN I'll
-
Arv n, ron~rpc.
-
Authorized capita, s,sam
1890 .-..''''''''''.'--''''- 4s''
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". n. BOGARDr3 Aren't
Foot Of Marion street. right hand side OF Wese
eesitle Ferry.
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cTEAxxR rKRSDALx HUGHES xAsTER
Leaves seass.e for Port Townsend cvey
sunday 1t 4 p IA. Fare IL

Leaves Port Townscnd for Dungeness and
For Angels on Mondays. Tues says. wednesr
das On Ericays at O. m the FerndAle leaves
for lngsn. o.. PORT Ansees and san Juan. NJ
turning saturday eveaing: she then leaves Pom
Townsend II o clock Tor seattle.
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AMMAN
TO sAs saAxc1sco
A. Al fsfna =
CALayoRxIA
" - N sAassn nsussa
Tm o0rTuKRx PACIFIC COMPANY.
he soly roa1e
THnor6H CALIFORNIA
East AND soU1H
nm scxnc ncrn - nm rAr1vr coAu.
PULLMAN BUFFET sLxKPxRx
PrLIsGAy TOURIST eLxxPrx0 CAHs
Attached - sxpr~~s trains. aaerdine super,ar
: secsmnodafsons for secoad caan psassnessa
Fer raAes fsckefs. slcepsae-car r.eervsssona
etc. caE upcn Or address
THOMAS A GRAHAM. pssfrtes P,nue-ser
Assat 10 Soash Teeth street. Tarona. wssn.
Z T. ROGERS. Asst General rreixhs and Pa.
ssnxer Agent, Portland. o..
E1oA TERMINAL On INTERIOR Pogxn
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
9Th hno - take 10 % points Es0 -
cn00 IL - the DINING cA8 aoEFx u
Cn. shrcu1h ves1tuied Trains eyefy
eay u The year -
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
tNo chance Of earn
Osapssod Of Dime Carr anurpasssd. ~
nan Draw nx Room SseopeEs a
lstss equipment.
-rouRIST SHIPPING CARS
1sM th.s can BE- constructed and in vhssA
- hoadefs Of hfst o. second-class tacsess, ond
KIxcAxr DAT coAcHE&
4 coeenuous line connecting With IN No.
enesoin8 direct and anlnterrsps sesvica
Pullman sleeper reservations can BE- 0scuon1
n advance through any agent Of the read
THROUGH TICKETS
- and IRON al po.n.s In Amen,s. Rngisaa
80 20 ope ca b parchased ct any 0ckoo
once Of this company.
Leave PortlAnf q 10 .. m daily; arrive =
Minnsarolis OF 81 Pan 1t $50 ,. m.
RAGyfc DIytsIox.-s - M eavo Front and e.
Gfeos daily et II Is . m, and 10 p M: arrive e
Tacoma - $50 p. N. ard . N: arrive g
sen.tac s:sS q N. and 1855 p N.
1hfonsh Pullman Palace Sleeping Cam, -.
eant ssey coaches. 6ness palace dining carr b.
fwsen Fo-sisnd. Tacoma and seattle direct
Daily service.
Fu'l Information concerning rases. time a
trains. roa % and otnez desai.s xarninhsd q
opp'icstfon 10
4. b. CHAR TON, Asst Gen. Pass. AT.
III First s.. Cor. Washington Psftand, o..
\ CHILRERG. ity Ticket Agent 7l6 Sec0nA
strest Bosfon klck. sat ie. WASH.
x IONKIN. Ticker Ascent,
seattle Depo,. i,os of Third sssssA
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TARvDcoHK1n MORTGAGE I1usr CO..
KAaA csr s.a xss Ysek
80 ~ eas1sal
sssy IN sseasss Il $50 = aisasa 50
dcns spsrcsea saa pas%s
r&ta ~ earex
Co hsN<-
n yoa hare the ssearfsv ~ hsve sse maawyss
can Any end I'll sosnsesssisn set
w k~Ix tsegessi A1tas and Exaaane.
kccm |. Nesfta eansrk-
%. = wA1rsAouaE.
INSURANCE. AGENCY.
oace room y Boston block.
sx4rlx WASH
Ph1nix Fire Insurance Co. ~ Hruak'ya
American Fire Insurance Co. Of rhslsdslpAlA
Pacific Fire Irsaraacr Co. Of rvrs,ana
Assgrs OVER ~eeaco
MERCHANTS AyD MANUFACTURERS
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital sifcoo
HARRY WHITE. Pressssat.
JAsrAR MESSENGER. Secretary
Y.sler avenue. opposite soatA Third street.
ssArrIs. WASH
&c.: !: j.: 3:
e0s.esponoenss s1''e"ea. compAn,ga. Erc.
NV. haRRis I Conpaar, s,ssss,
ooo.tes Dearborn street.. CHICAGO.
10 STATE street. sosron.
n n n n n ( .ssugo ~ srArrs.
~ HN couNvfEa, CITIES.
nUNUn u,yffsssSs eot. tn
- OuSOO I DoucHr AND SOLD.
Rs. ss AMI xs.ss n &c is ss
Correspondents Solicited
5. /. kAN I CO., BANKERS
700 WARRINGTON srNgEr. CHICAGO. IA
sc sse.nssx. .xM xcs..
SEEDSI SEEDSIlI
VEGETABLE.
SEEDS! SEEDSll'
SEEDSl SEEDSll
GRASS AND CLOVER.
SEEDSl SEEDSIl.
ALL KINDS or
SEEDSI SEEDSIl'
sold ny
CHAS. LOUCH,
s.As7 - i.4se Front o. oeasss~
Agent for D. n. Ferry = Co, seed srowen
Detroit Mich.
Cts.W W.T.. RILEY eco.
Formerly Of Boston,
EANKERs AND DEALERS IN
REAL ESTATE.
No. ego Cherry Street,
seattle Dlseh. Resn 100. Tssss HiisAs
esassls. WsshisstssL
BOSTON REFERENCES.
AsAP. POTTER ESQ.
EDW. l. IEAD, ESQ.,
Pvesidrni National Exchange Bank.
4 WARNER SPENCER. ESQ.
Fresident Boston stock Esehanea
NEssRs BROWN. Riley 4 co. Bankers
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THE PAST AND coMMoDroUs PAssINGxD
i sfkAAkR MULTSoMAa.
OPPOSITION BcAr
1eaves the n. r. whars d. AT q m. foe Olym-
PA. KSmilchs and Gray's harbor, returning %
Tacoma st . p m, connecting with boats 400
s4AII1-z AS9 n s4AiLoA-
ArrivlEs ~ ssa.tir att p. n
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IL PINE w.
essessa wharf. fa-os 81 xa-,pu sxrsrrs Ns~ses~s-
ssu -Nturess morning 1t q m fog porr
car rae ssas~ ca uuaos City and al way 70 a.
Aossey and rharssay rsnrrirx Fa- sresxst -
kAssSa sSF-y a. aAse@ SSssn1aA wAarf ar =
SaS1 @0dS ANp1A, y, Master.
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DUGEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF ~
/ Asi1e-
srsnss-- money sby Paragraph 10 any part OF
the Unsfsd states ana knrops receive
1epossss ssz money and sssze pass
10 Ks oy eesttesf>s thesSisr.
CORRESPONDENTS:
tac1on " u kothsehita scos
fass. lie Eosaschtif frerex
Fraak.nrs A. ", l. sce >sel~er Co
New Yoss. sxezses az Ranx II CSsf csnsa
Caiea~o Easanaers Al National 1AGk-
BcSsoa. sUseig NasiaTsi Bsnx
-ss grsrezsrss. t.ss esak - California
Fossaag5 he fs-st Va ora Exax-
BAILEY GsTLERT------.--.--------- pr1ss9s1s
= z. fEkh s-s--.----- ----. ssT- fFxss-1S1t
j. kI<f y f&2tet
PARK tocsseSs ao~nsr .he--y ant Fg0ns sz-ests
NIECHAxr3 NATIONAL BANK
D~sxasssd aepassscry a. aaxas1A
assEf at ans
&@2TAS 1888 IN ESx
peais il tcreExr ard domestic sxcaaneA
AAkss sSisgrapAsc tsAadssA Aa4 sssn0 aseee9
GeaesA o&nxsns bsunen tra1sscse4
CGcn. hscwn 5ass61ax GygEnNn0 -
6unoa3 I'D Gsnexy exxc<<A
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Arriving ~ lie Al ! p. n.
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UAsHrSGrox LOAN ATRusr conPAxY-
w unccrporateds
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u many years, we have very little hope that
lis recommendation will receive much atten-


for many years. we have very little hope that
this recommendation will receive much atten-
ton.
PRIZE FIGHTING.
The recent death Of one of two combatants as
the result OF an unlawful fight held in one of the
caiied athletic clubs of this city has again called
attention 10 the repeated open violations of The
State law of which the clubs have been guilty.
LUIS drand jury did not find IL necessary to In
Vestlgate The circumstances OF the fatal EN-
counter, nasinuch as the surviving participant,
as well as The aiders and abettors of the crime,
have been,arrested and prosecuted by informa-
uon. we are GLAD to notice, however, that the
Cnet OIL Police has announced his intention OF
arfestine all future participants in the so called
boxing contests the liberation of which for sew
erai years past has made San francisco the re-
SORT ana headquarters OF professional pugi-
nstS from all parts of the United States.
frne-nghting Is felony under our State
law, aud we are unable to see the
distinction between prize fight with
gloves and prize fight with bare fists. SO long
by the ability of one contestant to beat the other
INTO condition OF total or partial insensibiilty
wllnlh either limited or au unlimited number
Oh " rounds" We earnestly hope that the police
authorities VIII not allow their newly awakened
Zeal to die out until the priZe-igbting fraternity
are forced 10 seek some other city in which to
earn living by their disreputable profession.
In laying down the duties With which we have
Deen charged. we desire TO express our thanks 10
this Honorable Court. aud to all the officials with
whom our duties have brought US into contact.
Tor The uniform courtesy with which all our re-
quests Tor advice or information in the prosecu-
lion OF our work have been met.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
Dated San Francisco July %, 1890.
For the Grand Jury.
C. II. LIVINGSTON, Foreman.
III. j. HART. Secretary
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POINT LUBOS AVENUE.

The S. p. Company VIII Extend the
Geary-street Cable-Road.
The Point Lobos Improvement Club held
its weekly meeting last evening at Vor-
rath's Hall, T. G. Parker presiding. In the
absence of J. II. Richards, W. c. Wise
was appointed Secretary pro TEN.
Mr.. Wise, on behalf of the committee APP
pointed to interview the Southern Pacific
Railroad offici ais concerning the construc-
ton of a cabIe-road on Point Lob0s avenue,
reported that the company had agreed to
build such road as soon as the street work
is completed. The road will be an extern
sion OF the Geary-street from the present
terminus on Central avenue to Golden Gate
Park, via Point Lobos avenue. Street work
on this avenue is progressing, and it is ex-
peeted that the new cabe-rOad viii be in
operation by Christmas.
The question Of having the avenue prop
erly lighted was brought up by George
Fletcher and, after discussion, was re-
ferred to the Executive Committee to lay
the matter before the Supervisors. The
subject Of hydTants was also referred to
this committee.
The contract for work on the avenue, be-
tween First and Twelfth avenues, has been
signed by large number of property-own-
ers, and it is expected that within week
work will be commenced in this section.
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COAST ITEMS.
Brief Notes From Pacific States and
Territories.

Brief Notes From Pacific States and
Territories.
The Blaine (Monf.) Journal is now issued every
day.
cooking school Is to be started in Victoria,
3. G.
Hop-growers OF Sonoma County refuse 10 make
contracts at 18 CENTS pound.
1t costs the booksellers in British Columbia
$50 tue with costs 10 violate the anti-gamblIng
laws.
4. j. Baldwin has just added 5000 orange trees
to his grove OF $4,000, says the Sierra Madre
Vista.
The managers OF the steamboat lines on Puget
Sound nave determined TO stop all gambling on
their boats.
The Diggers of Nevada County had a "big cry"
at their campoodia near Grass Valley last Sat.
urday night.
Mrs. j. b. Tibbott of Rlalto was thrown from
her buggy in San Bernardino last Saturday and
was fatally hurt.
A real estate dealer OF Grays Harbor skipped
ont on July 9TH leaving debts unpaid 10 the
amount OF $4,000.
In the ten years from 1880 to 1890 Del Norte
County has gained sos population. Tie last
census showing was 2697
George Wade and Oscar Delgarde quarreled in
dive at Astoria about 81 last Thursday even
ing. The latter pulled gun and lis victim died
in q few minutes