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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-12

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nf Hosesss asozessFA- persol OF moTe IA an
tao sf1s rssAs tie sad srtseeeT James 6. swan
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sad Fessei TO the Jose and Injury of these re-
ssonsie1ss.
sssesslh- Thss fhe satd schooner James G
sven n the ssfH.: following the ding Of said
libel. &c viii. On fne II d4y % November. lss9.
was r'ssssi in Tire custody 81 The United states
marshal nioasfien issued by the district
court sfss,essid aud did remain continuously ia
ssse castfag ard possession Of fhe said Uartet
States rssrxnsI until the 18th day Of April. $500.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The Dsssis Escerdcd with the Audito
Yesterday.

The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January /. 1890,
10 date are tioszx. l-9s. There were filed Tor
record yesterday 20 deeds the considerations
aggsegafirx tss.zz an average OF yl.5to.3
Fol owing Is the ia. as furnished by Osborne.
Temper To-. a5stf actors Of gslle, foona ., TO-
II sna H. Boyd block
H. \ fiske to A. " Pratt lot 5 and u. lot 2,
bsk II. Pontsas' second add. $500
Nsi;s rs a Ca to D. Lyman, lots In East Taco
ma add. a.
J. a. fsrker 10 J. r Cover. y lots aud aud
els nsis sex -. 81 y. !. sI.Da
We T. 60 tao. 9. A.s~sa. lot Is. blk =, Gil
man Fssx ala. s-sA
II i. Das % K IL. imrest lots 10 aud 20 biz 5.
La ssFasssse. y a.
}. l. Crow IA ! rsterssn. lot 70. blk G. Crows
hfs& add Ia Kent 2il0
!. T. gr3w - II. ]. Nstmone, lot O. blk C.
Grows iTsi aid 10 Kent. 500
:. TO n. A, Drake. e ) ~ nc :. and - of
A. =. bet - tp 81 rs, $50
J. H. s<csey 10 A. Andersen. lots to l. blk "A.
seelsys add To Des Naiaes sl0s
J. y. Seeaey 10 A. AIaorsoa. lets aud ., blk
Il. Sseieys add 10 Ds No.aes. SIS
q. A. rsmpf TO a. kakeliy 30 acres in ne I. Of
see -. t. -. r s s1ae
IL White 81 a.. to H. u Hail. ne !. OF ne !. OF
ne q. soe II, sp =. s $500.
q. W Hasss 10 {. /. Walker 81 al. y OF lot II.
blk :. Fail titv kdd. fls3
". &. T. Co q g. Bisisi.fi. lot Il, blk u. w C.
/. COS fsfs; aid TO Kent siss
W. G. Co % A. J. sla.sdeii. lot =. blk 81 W.
Z. |. Co First eli 70 keaf. fiEb.
II } Dearborn 10 J. T. Blackstone. lot g. som.
essllc add. ti.ssa
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vile aid $3.50
VI. III festis 70 ". w. Easter lots BOZ. biz
5, Baker ada. si.aae
smith TO DeaIy.sis at,. of ne'a. sec 70. tip
- re- &sfa
8 smith 10 Z. Z Thomas. -. nw,. of NV =.
see q Up 20. 70 saea
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Gilman Park scd. Sis
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Ale r. sup adj. siessn
u. White 10 " X. white et al. els OF ne,. and
nv o. neia sc l., ~ =. s. si1saa
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"a ~ .ssa !. sc :. ~ =. 8 $50
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sni ~ II los u, Blk * Seeoad ives, Sea t,e ADD.
sgan
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and ~. Of LOT q Blk -. second West seattle
add xlsa0
Is ". Harris 20 A. g. Hsn.srd, blk q. r. Han.
fofd's south seSstle add. 1850
e. T. Myers "a VI l. e. lots ard 10 hik N
Myers all 20 AeosAana SO
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tas Secoas add 81
+. v Casni,s ~ a " Doyden lot :, blk ~
poattas' secani ssla. q. so0
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Saloon and Store Fixtures
$50 WILL BUY BAR

e--ter. back BAR and mirrors Fixtures ns2
= sie on hand and MAZE 10 order EeUsmA
t= make salmon aud drug store Et.trss
ssslfy, therefore cali aud SEC as. "seea
go money. IL ~ Tr.yesse & Co. saccoe
SxE.sages q CO. x.x@S secuna ssSssI
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hgv@ Fsestnlrs ehxff sxrs ran tNsaexA f-sza
tsssflaae e EesS4ge s4sBe&t sk&ax~ va me
ssn2 FastAes g. 4zEuH, esks tsekeE sxeas
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-12
THE GAY DECEIvERs.
A San Franciscan's sad Experience with
watch China

The East sent forth its wise men guided by
the star If gain to the land Of g,d, where the
people, unaecusiomed to the dece ption. were
easily ied into the belief tina. until the arrival
OF SAID wise snea that there was little honesty
wet OF the Rockies. and by homes ed words and
falss prctensss. succeeded in wheediing the AL
mighty Dollar from the pockets OF the simple
unsopsisticated hart inx mechanic 10 The
amount 81 2 and 500 at the rate oil 81 rer
week tor golden ticket not worth over $40
Those WHO daubt the above statements can have
their eyes opened by cor pending with the
Pioneer Jewel. n of California
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
40 Montgomery street. Gan Francisco
solid 10 karat Walttam snd Eigin or p T.
Bartlett Watches on club plan Of 81 per week,
for SO
pesl only with old established jewelers. and
get value. SFecasiofs not established In bust
ness cannot i've good value.
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aausrasNrs.


The engagement OF the Trans Atlanfique
Naudsviiles as Turn hall theater vas con-
clst,ssd last evening. and large and appFr-
csatsve audience gathered so pay tribute to
the merits OF the performance
All the attractive features we're rendered
with As naHca suee.ss As on the opening
nishs. AID the company. 1e9ar;ins from
shis city. leaves lasting impression he
bind.
TfeWeF tlaS Williams. &c t'esus fre,say.
Ross aad Featau ana IA lses al the nsefn-
hers VI the company have made gspasa.
fsoiss Tor themselves taa; viii always guar.
antse Them goosi reception in this city in
the failure
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For LEASE.

Corner Commercial and chsoa 49, -
III; $500 per month or fifteen yea
Two lots. 6oxl-0 ea>h. corner 49, a..
yersity streets. Tor I've OF en- yeaxk
Houses for Rent IN al parts 4 usnS
We have a large list Of - |n
hest property in the city. Win r.
shall be pleased TO show to m ~
calling at our Office.
u,c..>,ao hA..-l-.k
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PROPOSED CAR LINE.
Franchise Asked for = Street
Railroad on Broadway.
REACHING THE CITY LIMITS,
4 Line Frca rrOst street.. Up Ja0es
street md Assag Brssawsy-Ons 20
the East snd sDne to the xossh.

Application il Co De made to the city
council by r. y. Whittier. OF seattle. and
Jacob Klein and james Campbell. of 81.
Louis. Missouri. for street railway COM
meEcing upon Occidental square from
the sidewalk line on the east side Of Front
street upon James street 20 Broadway,
thence north on Broadway along Broadway
produced from James street to De Forrest
street. thence along De Forrest street to
Oak street, thence along Oak street 70 81
Lawrence Main street, thence along ST
Lawrence Main street 10 the northersy
limits of the city, or il the city should here
alter extend Broadway 10 the northeriy
city limits. then and in that case the line
70 be run the entire length Of Broadway TO
the northern city limits. instead OF De For
rest. Oak and ST. Lawrence Main streets
above named: also q line beginning at
Broadway and James street along Jessie
street from Broad way TO the eastern bound
AIRY Of Eastern addition thence on direct
line TO Wyckoff street at California street,
thence north along Wycsof street 10 Div
ision street. thence along Division street TO
Lincoln street. thence TO Lake Washington
BY the most direct route consistent with
the practicable grades according TO whether
the motive power 10 be used is cable or
electric. this line 10 be hereafter referred TO
as TO the eastern extension; also line
beginning AZ the intersection Of Jsmes ard
Broadway streets. thence along Broadway
to iesler avenue. thence across Yesier
avenue TO South Eleventh street, thence
along South Eleventh. street to Main street.
thence along Main street 10 South Four
teenth street, thence along South Four
tenth street 70 Frederick street. thence
along Frederick street to South Sixteenth
street, thence along So1th Sixteenth street
and along South Sixteenth street produced
to Lander strest. thence along Lander
street to Sherman street. thence along
Sherman street To the southern city limits.
this line hereafter TO be referred 10 as the
southern extension.
The work is to be commenced within
ninety days after the passage of the ordi-
nance and prosecuted continuously until
completion. a car 10 be run at least once an
hour from g q. m. 10 IL p. m. over the whole
OF the Inc within one year OF the passage
OF the ordinance. unless the city fail to have
any OF the streets or parts OF streets To-
Gated. The option is asked to use cable or
electricity, as the applicants deem most
advisable.
The fare is 10 be 5 cents. and each car is
to pay an annual license fee OF SIS, except
for the first five years of the franchise.
which Is 10 extend twenty-five years. A
cash bond of 81 90 is offered as guarantee
for the fuiiiliment OF the conditions i'm
posed upon The applicants for the fran
chise.
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Friday night Nellie MgHenry will open
her engagvnaeaS Mt Eara hal. In Lady
I'essry, svYpostea az y sesy sirenr com.
pany, @iia9y fersy ws,I doubtless IL ara
attractive entertainments Ia the theaser.
going pnelic IL IS fish 81 songs. dances.
po7Slsarity ana Prosperity. The enmasnx
supporting Mrs NeHemvy emhraceS Ped
I. Y seea. sae has the principal eouseay
rose az NAaes, a Young man who bankers
IL oe sfeteessve; Josa Webster. who does
neat fas az aagsonsaniA Characterization.
as HAviHens Liable; n Il Hudson as
sethbsfs Taeyfe, tas r.sot osi nan: Hsasae
I.aFrosx A. iIstry psEstEange. she sgssrrp-
asahse p4watevkvf @anaes Macreasy as
Tsm Nsiasea. TIE str&ishg-oat VILLAIN
Louise Rml IS Mavy somsners. LADY,
isss. ; 7ssIseisv mioiheF. aa4 tiara baker
lust A. h&yshaes 4heTpe a sehemsY.
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CHILBERG & CARDND
Llewellyn.DOdgr, Rooms
) and y.
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or IL
i Couuiy. STATE o. Mashina TN -
IN the matter OF the fnsosy tncy OF J. r - -
& sons No. 99S
Not &C Is her by given to the credtfofp q "
Mears. Ffask e. Near, and John y. Aearss
ners DING basiatss under tie firm neMe
style OF J. L. Mears Il Sons. ins0lsensA "
and arpsar bsfore ]. A sira,tor. Judge O.
court. In cp-g court AZ the courthouse -
city of seattle. N said King csEnty. on II
oay. July. 1870 { he hour OF $50
sa:d dts. 10 show cause Why the pfaytfot ~
tpsslyents shCu d not b. granted, and tas2.
ca harged fram ali their debts an hsp - ~.
and a proceedings are stayed against 80
solvents y
witness my hand and the ssi' OF said -
trss 5,h day o. Jane, 1850
SEAL ~ NJ HOLMES, Clerk.
Peterson d cnnefaiher. attorneys Tor -
q
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United States MarshaI's Sab.
UNITED STATES oF AaEEicAs II
IifsYRts-r cog WASH SgTU&-f

DISTRICT or WAsHxgTof.f -
Be- virtue OF writ og vst tieni expob1
me directed, lssusd from the Gistrct 8ep
ihe United States, for the uvrthsfi 49,
OF Washington. NJ the suit OF Wasnn8Z2
iron WorSs Company, libelisnt vs. Nss.s.sc~
III and. her tackle, apparel and infn's
deies.Csrts
arm commanded 10 sci the above 49, ~
Kiskia ID. her iaegle. apparel ana fnsni ufe y
accordance with decree dsfrd c<s<~S
Wasninvson, way II, 1sa0 pronounced = a.
court befeb give public notiee thai -
i7sn day Of Ju e, A D. I-s0 at O'Clock
az her landinx on the west side OF LAks -
ington. 81 the city of seattle, viii ssi tns ~,
az amer Kirkland. her tackle. apparel siau -
Dlure. 70 Ear hfghcst bis:der. for essn ~
~ the time OF sale. THOMAS 3. bkorss
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HIS g. SWAN.


- N3lM1nts Answer ana claim hied
E615 cn6e Ut the 1osz<<t sealing
51npex g. swan, in which Judge
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mMpW1y ~ prepares ~ snage lanes
3&m ~ Fn<3 Townsend. and II view
= fanonffauco Of the case Il Is found Of
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: ~. 80 ~
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- 11xj915c<3onof W. 1nlseo cssteS bes on"
- marine teokue from the shore IN
5Sfa1ssxsr -. nnd declaring il closed
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- = Guilty. s saa's 80 saS
g nunt.nk elu k.ins1.ns '1''s -A1
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+ - ea1a ssaovnff saasss ~ svNn' - vac
- Rssee asoIs.A,1. va ~ ~ $40 ~.
e1eiuAlse1y ~ Anss ans ees"usans - Wy
6 ~ N11eN 5xfoe 81 moiens. VINO were rha arc
14ox ne eoetru g we unfea sta.ss ihasan
y eneixe g 40 feAaaihs 2. tns tnlsc''
t1osNa .xss'ey = seta nay. apo 'As = ~
q Warrington, ena thAs thsy arc oe ,aeso
Xnfoe 8 tns & inIeu nssse.' aAa 1h., asas
q ~ 80 9ca1oeeK tnen 81 ~ nnv time DC
~ els9f sne ke1a VA gay % suJ. sAs ca
- e - y1osexson 81 my law. Jul va. .hst
le{@os e4d NIL eser anu tsiiese' shst .nss
~ enoogeo p me pearemi pursuit % lhe'f
~ cd nccussomed asoeaiions of hsnins.
80 ueeany on the nisn sens' sha tnss
s MnWns1sneea ena un1hsiiusbis ae1on os
cor ~ - United states they nave peeh
40 ~ unnecessary hAfnshlp sna great
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WEST SEATTLE.

The Seattle & Northern win mare tRrln -
seiro within thirty days, akine ~ 49,
railroad for that thriv ny younR III. ~
Fairhaven & s. uthern has It's ennlSr. -
and within tour months the Seattlo TN -
q Ea stern viii have trains runnfnS 11S
Secro ard Seattle We have SINE ~ 175S
property for sac at reasonable ~
we can recommend. So :.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-29
PACIFIC MAIL.
Financial Condition of the Company
Gouid's Annual Report.


NEW YORK, May 2Sth.-The annual meeting
of Pacific Mail occurred to-day The report sub.
mitted shows net earnings of So 1U2, after de-
Quoting extraordinary expenditures of SIS, 40S
i for repairs on steamers Cit of New York and
City of sydney. The business of the Atlantic
and China lines shows falling off in COMPARE
son with last year, which is more than off.et by
gains on the Panama line and a reduction in
the expenses, SO that the net earnings exceed
those OF last year by Sl55. The cost of the steam
ship China, S826, 0oU. has been met entirely from
earnings, and she has proved a valuable addi-
ton to the fleet, having broke the trans Pacific
record both ways. The steamship Barracuda
built in Glasgow in SSS, which was purchased
in London alta cost of $4,000 and delivered at
Panama, could not be duplicated now tor twice
what she COST the company has cash on hand
of S23i, 694 after meeting these OUTLAWS.
President George ]. Gould in his report fur
ther says: "In January last negotiated con-
tract with the Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany to run monthly line between Tacoma
and Japan and China. More advantageous
divisions OF the revenue on through traffic via
the Northern Pacific Railway on the basis of
last years business would have given the Pa.
cifc Mail Steamship Company $50, 600 more net
revenue than ii received and the lower price
at which it could have been obtained at Ia
coma, compared with what we paid at San
Francisco, would have saved an additional
SO, 900, total saving to the company of $50 lO0
In addition TO the above the city of Tacoma
offered this company title to a valuable water
front if we would maintain a line for one year
This contract would have eliminated Northern
Pacific sailing ships as competitors in the China
trade. ] regret that certain railroad influences
in our Board prevented the confirmation of the
contract.
''our relations with the Occidental and ORR
entail Steamship Company, which is owned by
the Central Pacific aud Union Pacific Railroad
Companies, have oeeu somewhat strained. Un-
der recent arrangements joint agencies are
maintained at Yokahama and Hongkong, this
company and the Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Company sharing equally in the ex-
penses OF said agencies The figures of past
years, however, show that the Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Company's boats have car
red nearly onethird more cargo than this
company ships, although your steamers have
not come fully loaded. recommend that the
trans-Pac;fie business be pooled OF, failing in
this, that separate agencies be established in
the interest OF the Pacific Mall
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-29
BANKING HOUSES.

Capital and surplus, 100000
Chrome Steel Safe Deposit Vault
and Time Lock. dSSu
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Excellent

health. Mrs. C. E. Clark, Tewl1sbary,
Massachusetts.
81 regard Ayers Pills as one of the
most reliable general remedies of our
times. They have been in use in my
family for affections requiring a purga-
tive, and have given unvarying satisfac-
ton. We have found them an excellent
remedy for colds and light fevers. -
w. K. Woodson, Fort Worth, Texas.
For several years have relied more
upon Ayers Pills than upon anything
else in the medicine chest, 10 regulate
my bowels and those of the ships crew.
These Pills are not severe in their ac-
ton, but do their work thoroughly. /
have used them with good effect for
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Additional Resolutions CondemniDs the
Bennat Law.
WESTERN RAILWAY PRESIDENTS.
Another FaouIously Rich Strike in
the Golconda-An Inch Vein
of Solid Gold.
WESTERN RAILWAY PRESIDENTS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The RRooRD-UrIos.l
RATES WILL ADVANCE
Western Railroad Presidents Come to an
Agreement.

W CotCih AhaiAAohu q ACoioChto OohS W aA
Agreement.
CHICAGO, May 2Sth.-Eyery line in the old
Western states and the present trans-M Missouri
associations has signed a cast iron agreement tC
advance passenger rates on ten days notice
The last signature was that of President Cakes
OF the Northern Pacific, who signed for tine Wis
consin Central. The preceding signature was
that OF President Miller, of the St. Paul. Both
gentlemen are in New York. and their sigma
lures completed the first unanimous agreement
obtained in six months looking to an advance
in rates.
In furtheranee of the agreement, a meeting
has been called for tomorrow afternoon, when
an agreement will be made officially and proper
notices OF advances in rates given to the Inter.
state Commerce Commission. The agreement
contains the following:
tlrst-lh hat the agreement shall be effective
and binding on honor when signed by all the
roads Interested.
Second-That passenger rates shall be ad
vanced 10 tue basis i'll effect December 81, 1883
Thir6-That the roads signature shall be
deemed an Affirmative vote in the meeting
called to act on the agreement.
The agreement was dictated by Vice-Presi
dent Newman of the Northwestern, and the
heavy work was done by ]. F. Goddard, who on
Saturday night lays down the Vice-PreSidency
of the AtchisOn. 1t was he who to-day person
ally secured the signatures of Presidents Miller
anu Cakes The personal solicitation was all
done by Mr.. Goddard, for the reason that his
influence is admittedly greater among his
brother officers than any otner Western railroad
official alter the restoration of rates the
Western States Passenger Association will be
Immediately reorganized
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. MARY M. CRONEMILLER,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, AIS J STREET
~ Office Hours to 9 A. NJ, to 8 and to s
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THE FOLSOM LuMsER BOOM.
1t is Now Completed, and Will Soon be
Receiving Timber.

1t is Now Completed, and Will Soon be
Receiving Timber.
Colonel G. w. Cummings, Superintend-
ent of the American River Land and Lum-
Der Company, was in the city last night.
The great lumber boom which has been in
course of construction for many months at
Folsom is now completed and ready for
use. The company will not be ready to
receive large logs this season, but will COM
mence at once to send down to the boom
cordwood, ties, trestie timber, and small
timber of ali kinds that can be sold without
saving. The erection of sawmill al the
boom will be commenced at an early day
and next season logs of all sizes will be
handled. 1t is found that the boom is ad-
mirably located to catch every stick OF
timber that comes down the river without
the slightest difficulty.