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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-09
THE PASSING THRONG
Topics Talked of in the Hotels
and Streets.
A SCOTCH FLOUR BROKER.
WaIia WaIia Wheat In the Foreign Mar
ket-California Is for Blaine
Smelling Anthony.

Mr.. r. Hunter Craig. Of Glasgow. the
heaviest Scotch importer Of American
-four, arrived at the Rainier hofei last
night He buys no grain, nor does he
operate any mills, but he buys from the
American miIIers. His visit to the Pacific
coast IS TO arrange contracts Eith some OF
the rniilers here. He said TO PosI-IxTE-
LIeEScER reporter:
Il have Just been through the Walls
Walla and Palouse regions, and ! find
your wheat there in very rourishing con-
dision- The farmers expect thirty bushels
20 the acre. They are making contrscts 70
sell il g; from sixty-one 10 sixty-hye cents
. bushel-a price that Is considerably bet
ter than last years
he -four from wheat grown on the Pa
cit.c coast Is not as strong as the tiour from
Dakota and Minnesota wheat Bat the
Walia Walla aour is very white and is n
good demand among bakers IN the old
country. who mix il with the stronger
fours. II gives their bread fine white
color"
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WHERE Is MIR. CoCHEII.
He Paid His Bill at the Snooualuaie But
Left His Trunk

The proprietors Of the Snoou&lrnie hotel
are becoming 8 little anxious 70 know
what has become Of Mr.. Abszlor1 Cochell.
Of San Francisco He is q nan over -
years Of age. and though apparently Wig
orous he Is 10; in the best Of health. He
IS forty-niner. snd for twenty wears was
miner IN California. Some time ago he
cane 10 this state 70 visit his daughter. Mrs
{. NJ Hartman. Of Shelton. On June - he
arrived in this CITY fromShelton and vent 70
the Snog1Alnie- His intention was 10 take
the steamer for San Francisco 81 6 O'Clock
on The afternoon Of JCly = Early that
morning he paid his hotei bill and went
out 70 take . ride on some one OF the stree.
car lines. He has not since returned 70 the
hotel. &nd his trunk Is ssll wing there in
the baggage room
He vas stoatly-built man. rather t&ll.
and with rUddy complexion and white
~
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF-s SALEM THE Sc
~ pericr court c. King ccunfy. stare Of Washing

NOTICE OF sHERIFF~s SALEM THE Sc
~ Pericr court O. King econfy. sfa,e Of Washing
Argus Macintosh, plaintiff vs. Stewart seesye
and sarah J. seelye. his wife. John r. Hamilton
and Carrie Hamilton FfaDcis A Fish. Ssnuel G.
DeWsnaF. Maple Leaf Ln1nSeT and y Manufacturing
Com pany. coTpo; anon. A T. Anderson. 0hSrseS
Mcdonald and LIEN Z. Osborne. as executors ana
Osborne. decreased defendants No. 1891.
Untsr and by virtue Of order Of sa'- I'D Spe-
cial execution. issued Of The shove bed conrt
IA tie above entitled action. and TO me clrerled
and deiiver~d. have dGiy ley3ed uDon The
properly Of the Defendants named in SAD writ or
either cs theGa- the following described real prep
cry to-wlf-
Two parcels Of land TO be sold in The following
Tne rs; pa-ce, consisting Of lot two t2n in Sec
tson numbered .hirty-soar 81. in township num-
eerrd fweasy-six cos, norm OF range numbered
four g4) east ia King county. Washington. saw
ing and excepting therefrou STRIP granted 20 the
seattle. Lake shore & Eastern Railway COMPANY
for rikht-ofwAy over the sd LOT; and saving
ard excepting sherefron that portion Of said ioI
numbered 2, lying east OF lire commencing A. q
point &44 fret eaSE OF the souikwssE corner Of
said lot numbered = and thence re the len
from tie northeast 10 The northSest o.. feet:
thence north SO degrees 20 minutes west 1880 feet
To the gc~eynrzsEi mesnder posi- On The section
line between sections - and q, in township e
north ~ rAng- east. in King county: and The
numbered ,. IN section nuFnhegs'd 81. u tOwnsh p
20 north. rance east. IN King county, lying
east OF . llae commencing al = point ! 40 feet
east Of TIE sossthwe corner Of lot Ia section -
township 20 norsh, range : east, IN King county:
uurghwesf 1853 feet. shenre north % degrees %
minutes west $50 feet 70 fneisOvegEnens naeAudeF
posi- the section line between sections - and
- and hy thai psrs 81 ssii iot lysng east Of the
S@siGle. Lake shore 4 LAS err railroad. IA town
ship sc north. range east, IN Il nE county
Notice - Their fore hereby given thai On FRIDAY,
the Slsf dAv O. 1aly 1891 at the boar of ocleck
g Of SAID dSy, al The froaf door q the eoari,
vii sell he aaove Ge$cTlbe3 , 0PerIy NJ public
aucsion 20 ihe highest eidaer for cash
Dated this tie Is, day 81 July, lsei-
= H WOOIEhY. sheriff
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A WASHINGTON PIONEER
Hon. CT .Soyes. of Mount Vernon, Spend.
ing Few uays in Seattle.

Hon. c. J. Moves. OF Mount Vernon.
one Of the best known pioneers of Wash
ingson. Is AZ the Diller hotel. He was born
IN Maine, but came TO Puget sound by
way Of California in 1856, reaching Seattle
soon after the Indians had been lighting
here. For over thirty years Captain
Noyes was IN the employ Of The Puge.
Mil Company as foreman. mill superln-
tendent. timber land locator and boat cap
tam. Much of his tine has been spent al
Port Gamble and Utsalady. His intelli-
genee and integrity received special recog-
milton in tie early sixties when he was
elected TO the territorial legislature IS
member Of the council from the district
comprising King and Kitsap counties
Captain Soyes retired frcm active bu.;-
ness few years ago. but, though his hair
and beard are white, be is still s vigorous
and active man
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AN INTELLECTUAL COURSE.
Special Summer Series of Iee,ures o,
Elocution.

The department Of elocaiion and dram
attic action OF the Seattle Conservatory OF
Arts. which Is under the direction of Ms.
Celeste Langley Siauson. has arranged for
summer course Of lectures. following As
nearly SIS possible the line of study rre-
scribed ~ the Boston School Of Oratory.
The FRS. Of the series viii he given this
morning by Mr.. Lee Faircbild. on ..Elocu-
ton: Its Relation 10 Literature. Mr..
Fai-child is polished writer. with con-
siderable originality Of thought and grace
Of 6iction, and his lecture cannot fsiI TO be
q feature Of the course.
At weekly intervals up 10 August Is
other lectures viii oe given SIS follows:
Physical Culture" by D-. Sarah Ken
dali: "Eiocation. s Preparation for
Woman's Public Work" By Mrs. Aura
Fry: Vocal Anatomy" illustrated. BY
Dr.. Whyte Friedrich; "Elocn,ion. It's
Place in School Work" bv Miss Julia
Kennedy; and 'Elocotion, Its Relation TO
Music" by NJ. Joseph shippen. Alto
gether il IS = very attractive and inss-ue-
tive programme.
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AAIAl-p Inl1lA1 EeseTva[so1
crsoacFrr A. f.-s-srsr NJ e. rrh Fsls
PERSONAL


NJ Virgil Price, assessor to- Pierce county, 10
II re city He is comparing notes with Asses
sor Paul, and is quite ss.nnishez AZ the showing
On TIE assessment rolls for King county which
are now being written IN
Mr.. AID Mrs. G. y. Bos-dn4n. OF Chicago and
Hon Stephen A Walker. che OF the nest p-o-as-
neni lawyers OF New York. are al the Rainier
hotel
Nj. z. e Mo-rsscn. general land srsas Of the
oregon improvement. COMPANY, has returned
iron Tip 10 Spokane
Nj 4 L Brown, OF Columbus. and Nj C W.
Bingham. Of Mount Morris, y. Y. are 81 the
Rainier hotel
Secretary J. ", Dodge, 0. the Chamber Of
csnneroe, las returned from lis TIP 10 Van
coEver
Mr.. and N-x W ~ Hedges, and Nrs D. WILL
ixrs Baker, Of Dss Meinss, are 81 tie Arlington
NJ. and Nrk- Il J. H.rtnett, and Miss Maggie
Harsnett, OF 81 Louis, stopping ~ the Dille-.
NJ John u. o'CCnaor snd Mr.. william Flash,
OF s. Thomas, Y. OAK. are 81 the Grand
Mr.. John 7. Blackburn. the weIi-kaozn fruit
raiser OF vasaon, Is ST the Snoquxinis.
Mr. Oliver C. Thcrnto1, q saoAonish. In
among The guests 81 tts Arlington
NJ. Edward C. Finch and P. G. Hussey, Of
Aberdeen. are at the Rainier hotel
Nj John P. cori-ay left for Portland Tuesday
night On business TIP.
D.. J. " Colby, Of Boston, arrived n the s,o-
qGRlrnie iss. night
Nn J. 0. Young left yesterday 70 vis;f friea6s
a. Kent, wssh
Mr.. J. D Mardy, OF snohonish, il registered
at the Grand.
Nj Fred Drew. Of Fort Gamble, is stopping II
TIE Arlington
Mayor VII D. Jenkins, of New wha.co-n. 10 ~
the Arlington.
Mr.. Frank A. Ross, Of West Superior. il q. tie
Occidental
NJ. & s Miller. o. Prescott, Wis. Is st the oc-
cicersaL
qu&izie.
M P.al d'Helrry went to Fsirhaven last
night
Nj c. n Burnett. Of Burnett I. 81 the Diller
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NOTICE OF sHERIFFS SALEM THE
~ superior cogT1 Of Kiag co1nly. state Of Wash
ing1on- Andrew J. Port, plaintiff, john PATG.
e1 al defendants, Ma s0.4SS
Under and Or virtue OF order Ct sale and
special execution. issued cut Of the above named
coErt n the above entitled scfson ard 70 NE
directed and delivered have ozly levied upon TIE
fhlOwsrg Deserted real property, fo-wIf: The
south = 81 the soufhea1 Z Of the southeast 4 %
section 3. township % range east. ". u. IN King
county, Washington, eonsal Ing 2Sa< acres Of land.
ard plated The Pottery WORKS Addition 10 tie
city o; SEATTLE, accor3ias 10 be plat thereof lie
Ia the oiAce o. the auditor Of King county. WASH
ingGoE-
Notice is ~ s-efGre hereby given that On Friday
the lTah cay Of July. 1891 At the hour of O'Clock
a Of sad Cay, AZ the front deer Of the court
house in the city 81 Seattle in said King county
VIII sell the above cescribe5 properly ~ public
sncilon 10 she highest bidder for cash.
Dated this the l-fh dav OF June 1891
J. H. WOOIEEY Sheriff
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poAaD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLu

y
BE 81 resolved ey the board % aldermen ard
house C delegates II tie csty Of Seattle IN session
assembled
Tsi 81 = the tnFsatso1 al the city coancsl q sad
c1sy 10 iEGp-uve LssiS street Sz5 CITY from -
Ter avenue - the north lt0s o. NallA NAiiA add
Gca IL Tie city Q: seattle ey grains ne same
The sssEastes cost e TIE grading sac e~AlStDs
an1 gTaeetrg q sad street. e1clgelnS t1e csoSS-
mas, : sixty thvs@ AGas3rea so~ss9s Go92TS. ne
total estimated eosa 70 - paid ~ TIE s9astiE :
rropeFty ow1e-s is sky three h2otTeS - o
collars: TIE estimated coSt ~ grazing, SsGoe1nS
aDG creSie Es sad box drains the c-oSssa<s seveu
hundred Aa1 elssiy $50 dollars the to'SA $50
nEzed cost - D lAsd by The clJF : seven A1aTs1
ani eighty [sGSa dollars aaa The coS e Tie s-s<i-
cry Aoggtsrg on sad street P-oaosd 80 ~ improved
cry - hereby declared % - ire p-epersE seneate4
BY SAD improvement Al TersS4s o@ai2g k1<
sb1t ing proEerfy, ss ce1ne5 ~ secsaa ssvsa III
90 article sieht VIII q tie freeAO3ders charter
sAsH have Eneea - GAYS sran and 2fsez iae IS e
with The ezsy clerk protests Against SAID proposed
Improvement
Passes AoGss Of delegates June - 1891.
r W JONES'
President Eozss Il TsessgAte*
Fa<ee6 board % k2cssrs2S1 Jane 50 Isl
GEORGE ". HAIL
President Beard az AA3sr1N@a-
Approved ey Ess this tee - CAV q JAY, 1891
HARRY WHITE NAyOr-
Filed ~ me fAAs q eSy y Jaly 1871
x ". MILLER CITY Clerk
Date Of srss pah.scAsiOa. 1Gly 6. 1851
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Mr.. James F. Hopkins. member Of 7.
Y. Bray's orchestra ~ Cordray's. Is or
gani1inS dram corps Tor Seattle. the
members Of which viii number among
them some Of the best known young men
in the city The corps will contain ten
snare drums, one h2ss drum and SIX ffes-
Mr.. Hopkins Was formerly regimsntal
dram major OF the National Guard Of this
state, and held previous 70 that the posi-
ton Of drum major II the Newark. y. J.,
Fifth regiment, The same position IN the
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CAPSlZED IN THE LAKE


Three persons had 4 narrow escape from
drowning az Houghtcn Tuesday evening
The cook al the Kirkland mill and his
wife, with mill hand named Bel. were
oat sailing. and when opposite Curtis
place tried 80 turn around. The wind vas
blowing and . stiff breeze tipped the boat
over IS i wss tzckins. All three found
cred IN the water for several minutes Thea
Bel got on top Of the boa: and the cook
he'd On 70 the boat with one hand, support
ing his wife with the other, while Bel lens
him helping hand.
Their cries were heard On shore by Mr..
William Curtis, who. with Walter and
Alice Curtis. rescued them They we're
taken to Mr.. Curtis house and after being
warned we're eonveyea 70 their homes.
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Tia Iewf.h P-rs~eutser.

BALTIMORE. JuIy She committee Of
the Jewish conference on religions ard
civil rights. 20 whom was referred the ~
port cf the board Of delegates on ciVil and
religious rights. submitted set Of reSola-
tons, IN which they approve the actions
Of the hoard il dealing with the Russian
question Night schools for Jews n all
cities are urged. and the continued .epa-z-
ton OF the church and state is demanded
The committee vas instructed TO promote
an international conference On the Rus
sian Question
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able bonds She came from San Rafael
Nth her daughter this morning 20 trans
aes business, carrying the satchsl with her.
hey drove 10 the Occidental hotes. which
ihey entered, leaving the bag IN the
carnage When they returned few min
Ifss later the bag Vas gone Il Is believed
tnas while the goodman was hisching ths
horses the thief opened the carriage and
made OF with the vzguables.
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CALIFORNIA FOR BLAINE.
So Says Senator j. III. Mahoney, Of San
Francisco.

Francisco.
Senator J. h Mahoney, with his family,
and Judge and Mrs. James c. Pennie, Of
San Francisco, arrived 81 the Grand hotel
yesterday. They came up from Portland.
which they had visited with the volunteer
fremen's excursion. of San Francisco.
and now they are making pleasure tour
of the Sound. Judge Pennie is Ger
For years he presided over the San Fran
cisco city court. and later he was public
administrator. Mr.. Mshoney, who is =
native Of Western New York, reached CAL
ifornia IN the SOS. He has always been
more or less interested in politics, and dur
ing four years past has been one Of the Re
publicans IN the state Senate
The Republican party is in excellent
condition in California" be said. .'and the
state IS good for 1892 We are unanimous
for Blaine. He Is our candidate for presi-
dent"
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gExEMBER

AL-ccCE's are the oa2y genuine P7EoCs Pas
TEES They act quickly and v2ie certainty, 211
ssr be ws-a fsg- weeks without causing pain c.
SzconvenzszceL Is<y are szva.1Aals IN cases 81
Sr,iaal Weakness. kidney AID FE1EOE4-y Din
c1lsses. Malaria AgEe CAKE sErt21ss h2e212k-
sssn and az Local px1zs
Beware % zlts1l17s. and Do 7os ae ceessSe1
Nv rztx-xSrase z1As4oa- Ask fo- AE1cEsCx :, scs1
lss No solicitation ~ sxS-a221lo2 L-@EcS E9a .
sccSps a gaAaEs1h
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Thirteenth regiment Of Sex York city.
and various ranks in his branch IN the
reguaar United States army.
lne corps viii he known a. TIE Esks
UTam corps Of Seattle. and under the ex-
ee4ient training Of Mr.. Hopkins viii IN
dcuDfeaiy form the most Efficient corr
olnstion OF the kind in the Northwest
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N-or1cE oF sHrRrFr,s sALr-Ix rHE

NOTICE OF SHERrFF-S SALE-TS The
~ superior court Of King county state Of Wash
ing7on. City OF Seattle. plaintiff, James Nc
S.$21
Under and by viTt1e Of an orser ~ sale and
special execution. Issued snt % The above named
courf in the above entitled action, and 10 ne
direcEAa and delivered have duly levied upon TIE
following described real properly situated n said
King county FOWL:
I.Os :. block Is. Aaynards pat 70 the town
now city, Of seattle. for its proportion Of The
penalty. tc-wit: hight dollars AID f1y-ele cents
and four mills fsS5l41 and upon lof 3 OF block r.
q said plat the If ssSl4, aad BOT &. block
Is, Of said Plat. S1l.e6
Net ce Is fkersfore hereby given that on Friday.
the lTs DAY OF JAY 1891 at the hour Of 10 o'clock
m. a said day. AZ the fruat door Of The corzt-
house. IN The CITY OF Seattle. IN sad King county
VIII sell the above described properly 81 pablo
auction 70 She highest bidder for cash
Dated this the TN day June. 1891
J. Ii. MOOLEEY Sheriff
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NEW PROCESS FOR ANTIMoNY,
MI. 8. G.. Dewsnsp Working to Reduce
Certain Nevada Ores.


Mr.. s. G. Dessnap has inst returned
from San Francisco. where he has been
working over an experimental smelter.
He said yesterday: There Is an ore Of
which an abundance Is found IN Nevada,
containing gold, silver. lead and large
proportion Of anthony. Hitherto ali at
temPts to smelt IL hare resulted in the loss
Of much ofthe aniimony and proportion
ate share OF tie silver and gold. / have
been trying TO devise q smelter which
would reduce the ore with less loss. In
the labr2tory succeeded in discovering q
process which is a variation of the ordinary
blast furnace.
after few weeks here / shall return 20
San Francisco again, and with the bullion
from the smelter try new process OF re-
hning by which hope 10 produce anti
mony for commerce on q large scale.
Anthony is extensively used IN type
metal and other compositions, but has
never yet been successfully produced IN
big quantities
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Sing Sing Philosophy.

N7rsso4 CAPS
Condemned MEr1srsr-iz al rlght; I've re-
re-tSs an received religious co1solz-1o7-
Frlead-At2's ven afrass Ct nssSa' Il Eel
ls- yC.a killed II 70 ether vcTl3s
Condemned NEr1srsr-NoE much ! ain L
Hen never e. 20 hesvea. where In gem !
killed him 50 quick 10 aians lave 10 chance 70
~x-s~e %N%s
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NOTICE OF sEFR1FF~s SALEM THE

NOTICE or SEERIFF~s SALEM THE
iagson. The CITY Of SeATIle, plaintiff vs., James
NcNAGghi aud n 3. Jackson, defendants No.
SlZa
ssScsAI executlca issued ont Of the above named
corrt, il tie above entitled action. and 20 me
directed and delivered. ! have 1als levied upon
The following described rial property, tOwits Lot
= block a., MayuArG's plat 10 the city Of Seattle.
kinC ceGuTy MA shinEfNn-
NSslce i therefore hereay gwen thAs On FRIDAY.
The IN aAy e JAY. 1891. a. the hoEr Of 10
O'Clock o. Of sad cky Al the frsat nar 81 the
courthouse. in the csty Of SEAT Bs. ia sad King
co8nTy wial sell lhs shove DESCRIBED properly 81
prhlsc Aacs{oa 10 the hiShssT bidder ter cash
: Dated this TIE l-th day az jane. 1881
J. Il WO1LERN. Sheriff
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The Eixhs-Hear Law In Prison.

ToPEEA. July She mandarn1s suit
AGAINST the warden and board Of directors
Of TIE state penitensis-y 70 inforce she law
providing that no state enplcye shall
xo-k more than eight hours per tsy vas
lied and argued today. A decision Vas
reserved. The labor organizations are
6ehxing 70 have the Iaw enforced.
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poARp OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU.

poARp OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU-
= 4 resolved by the board Of aldermen and
hcss q eesegzss Of The city Of Seattle In session
Ttss il Is the intention Of the city council Of said
c1fy 70 improve Chestnut street frcm Tablet 70
En,xnf ssreef IN the city Of Seattle hy grading and
H1krxlking the same On both sides thereof The
e,nesngs. Is txenty-seyen hundred sS2 TOO dol
fxs The estimated cst OF sdewas king said street
& swesfy-e1e hundred ami twelve g. q dollars
fAt estimated cost os clearing and grabbing said
sues4 IL three hundred and forty $500 dollars:
e seia Estimated ccSf q said Improvements 70 be
80 ~ tie aoutsing pEopsrsy owners IL ffry-one
txndred ard 1fsy-swD fxS.l523 dollars. the e~.4-
nzse4 cssz of grazing and clearing and CrubSinE
tht cynssings Is two hundred and Eve and 50-lU9
f<2M so dollars the estimated cos az csxsstrzc.-
erre and forty -four fs2sss dollars the Total esd
Hsse6 cost 70 Dc paid By The city Is Eve hundred
an6 forsy-nsne S0-I0o gS54s-so1 dollars. and the
co<f Hf grading the said street and sSswaiginx the
sAle i % = assessed against the properly aouttsng
O. sis street proposed 10 be improved described
snase. and which said AUDITING property is hereby
eearred 20 he fhe property benefited by said inn
pfuFt1ent
AZ PERSONS ownsEg any aaattlng property ss de-
Enef ky section seven Il Of srfcle eight MIL ~
tAt charter shall have fifteen us gav= from and
Sra Ne dale OF the hrss publication of this
uun e II Win the city Clerk protests against said
mfmrtnsenL
knsssdhoass Of delegates June %. 1891
r. W JONES'
President House Of Delegates
Ekscc board Of aldermen June 80. 1881
GEORGE W HALL.
President Roari ef Aldermen
Approved by me this the ID day Of July 1891
HARRY WHITE. Mayor
Hs,sd By me this % day Of July, 1891
H. W. MILLER. City Clerk.
Date q hr<1 publication July 8. 1Sos-
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NoTlCE-THE FOLLOWING CITY WAR
~ rAats MI be paid Epon presentation Al tire
Sigv rreasur4r's ofce and interest SloSea amer
nfsceEs DAYS from publication Il iAiS HOtcss
salary fanS warrants >es l.12i 10 aV0s inc1a-
s3ve.
lsss read fsnd warrants Nos Se2s 70 5, -eS, tn
csusiVe
Fire fan1 warrant Ne SSS
First pnssissstscn Gated this - Cav q July 1871
WILLIS l. AMkS. CITY TreASa-eT-
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MAJOR HALLAM,s woEJ.
Tuiaiip Chief Writes His ON Tai. a,



indian Joe. Of the Tulzlip Indian reserv-
st1on, came 70 the city yesterday for the
purpose o. delivering the following mes
sage written OF the hand Of Captain Hal
ianl. = hose woes 1t reciles. The connua-
icssaon Is given verbatim:
TuIsI5p Indian Reservation
sao3ozish Co1aty wash jay SEh ISL
Especlsl Sess about Ms5o, H.Il.zn The Head
sale1 q iulallP Reservation who Is n prison
.o- ofsf one week low, and VII coz
s-I4s n prison far three months with
oAIa ano ehssa O. lis leg AID hack He rsa
sFas VIA two sqnaEs 70 Victoria and ass CT
io1 nearaF TO nozths from TzIslip and 1uyinz
as return from Victoria aid SozrneF 70 seattle
re es1aEso al MAessboy Island aad there he got
ea1sai o. The indian PolieeEzens o: TasalEp
ne Ess inside Of ais tent with his two wisss AID
lnis Pe1eezaens catch hold Of hin AID bring
I'm 70 InlsliPs and now he 10 II jail Ms5or
A0lis1as new wife viii soon got eAisd OF zais
Mobta o. July, besi6ss his three months n jail
als 1ne x1l Dc thirty dollars
MAJOR HAI1EK,
Capss1n Police who is II bad luck now trsz lis
posi.zoa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-09

NOTICE o. RECEIVERS SALE-UNDER
~ and BY virtue Of order Of sale issue.
ouf Of the Superior court II King conafy.
sf.fe AZ wsxhsacron, zaa 10 me d5regis4s
&rsg delivered vii On Wednesday. ihe 22d aAy
u Jaly 1891, 81 the hoaE a / o'c4k in TIE fore
HeSn gss Saia aAy $. Ballard. IN SAID county. sell
the Steamboat -. ". PEFdy" 81 pubic s2cison.
70 he highss; hi3der f-r cash
Dated tAiS duly tn. 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-09

SAY FE.xcIsco. Jniy s-Nrx n J..
o'Connor. . wealthy widow of San RafaeI,
was scday robbed n this city Of . s2tchel
containing valnshie diamonds. CHEEKS and
nouev 30 the arncnnt O. 8 90. an5 vain