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in THE WHALES BELLY

IN TIE WHALES BELLY
Bartley's skin, where it was exposed to
the action Of the gastric juices, under
went a striking change. His face aud
hands were bleached to a deathly
whiteness and the skin was wrinkled,
giving the man the appearance OF hay
ing been parboiled.
BARLEY afTlrms that he would proba-
bly, have lived inside his house OF flesh
until he starved, for lie lost his senses
through fright and not through lack OF
air. He says that he remembers the
sensation OF being lifted into the air by
the nose Of the whale andof falling into
the water, then there was q fearful
rushing sound, which he believed to be
the beating OF the water by the whale s
tail; then he was encompessed by q
fearful darkness, and he felt hinse II
slipping alonga smooth passage OF some
sort that seemed to move and carry him
forward. This sensation lasted but an
instant, then he felt that he had more
room. He felt about him, and his
hands came in contact with q yielding,
shiny substance that seemed to shrink
from his touch. 1t finally dawned upon
him that he had been swallowed by the
whale and he was overcome with horror
Mt the situation. lie could breath east
IL, but the heat was terrible. It WIS
not OF n scorching, sitting nature, but
it seemed to open the pores OF his skin
and to draw out the vitality. He be-
came very weak, and grew sick at his
stomach. He knew that there was no
hope OF escape from his strange prison.
Death stared him in the face, and he
tried to look at II bravely, but the aw-
full quiet, the fearful darkness, the hor-
rible knowledge Of his environmentsand
the terrible heat finally overcame him,
and he must have tainted, for he next
remembered being in the captains
cabin.
Barley is not man ofatimid nature.
but he says that It. was many weeks
before he could pass night without
having his sleep disturbed with har-
rowing dreams OF angry whales and the
horrors OF his fearful prison.
THE SKIN OF THE FACE AND HANDS
Of BARLEY has never recovered Its
natural appearance, It is yellow and
wrinkled and looks like old parchment.
The health of the man does not seem to
have been affected BY his terrible cx-
perience; he is in splendid spirits and
apparently fully enjoys all the blessings
OF life that come his way.
The whaling captains who sail from
this port say they never knew parallel
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RAILWAY Time CARD.

Arrival aud departure VI tnins on and alief
November 10, lS9J EXPLANATION or REFERENCE
MARKS: sDally: tsunday excepted; MONDAY
excepted; saturday excepted: SUNDAY only;
Saturday only. Eastern Standard Time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-02

-CSraiton accommodation. l2:I5 p. m. daily.
7AIonndsyille accommodation, S.45 a. M, 1913
p. M, daily; $50 p. M, except Sunday.
Cameron accommodation, a In, except SUM
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ARRIVE

From New York. PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore,
Cumberland accommodation, 0:i6 p. NJ, ex-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-02
BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Chiffon accommodation, 2:S5 p. M, daily.
Moundsyille accommodation. 500 u. IN, ex'
cept Sunday, aud 1888 =. ~, daily.
Cameron accommodation, 600 p. NJ, except
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PtrrsBUR5n, Pa, Jnlyi.-No market,
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
SLEEPING WITH A PANTHER.

Ezpssssnss of . Marshal seeking Shsitsp
n Deserted lsaisn Cabin.
Deputy Marshal Tom Smith. who has
1uss returned from trip in the Indian
territory, tells Of On adventure b had
ons night last week. writes . Paris
fTex.) correspondent Of the Memphis
commodations such IS one may wish
sro 20. always to be had Sometimes
h is long distance between houscs.
end traveller has 70 sleep out under .
tree with only . blanket for . cover
ana . szddle for pillow.
Eiyht overlook Narshal Smith near
- old cabin. hait as tho Indian custom
Of bnrying the dead in their houses and
chen moving away flashed upon him,
he decided to sleep under . tree some
little distance away, and thus avoid .
possiele interview with IN aboriginal
spook.
During the night rain set IN and he
got up and went into the cabin and
shut the door TO keep out the wind and
water. He wrapped his blanket around
him and lay down. Presently he heard
. growling and q whining. but paid Nc
atssntion to II. The growls and whines
grew nercer and louder. but he lay still
trying 70 sleep. The animal ran around
che walks, scratching and yelling In .
way 70 make one feel very uncom-
Portable, aud made such . thing As
sleep impossible. II was o panther.
Finally Smith ccncluded that the beast
was not going to be quiet and let him
rest 30 he got up and opened the door
and lot Il ont Then he lay down and
sleyt without further disturbance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
orATE OF MIcHIeaN-rhs c,rcui. cour.

GTATE OF MICHIGAN-Ths Circuit Court
~ for the County of kent-ln chanccry.
At a session OF said court. held at the court
housci II the eitv OF Grand Rapids. In said
county. on the I'd day OF May A. D.. one
thousand eight hundred and ninety one.
Present. Hon. William L. Grove. Circuit
Judge Rebccca Armstrong. complainant. vs..
william ~. Armstrong. defendant.
In this cause IL appearing from af1davit on
file that the defendant. William q. Armstrong.
s not resident OF this state. but resides in tie
city OF C!tcago In the State OF Illinois.
on moron ef punham Rofema complain
ants solicitors. ~ Is order ID that the appear
ance of soid non resident defendant William
O. Armstrong be entered herein within four
months from aa.e OF this or.er; and IN case OF
his appearance Ne caass his answer 10 the bin
be served on eomplainants solicitors within
twenty days alter ssrvinR on her copy Of said
bii aut a notice of this order. and IN default
thereof ssid hiii viii he faken ss confessed BY
said nonresident Defendant ma 10 IL further
ordered that wsthin twenty Gays rom piainans
eans- sofic> 81 seia order ~ De published IN
the Telegram Herald, y newspaper printed.
pntlisbes snf circulating IN sid county and
that publication be ecnfsnucd therein oncs in
each wess fer sis w~ekstn sncces Il On az that
she rars~ n copy of Tits er Ter ~ Re personally
served said non resident defrndanf a. lHasf
twenty DAYS before the time prescffbsd for his
appearance. -
WILLIAM y. GROVE,
Circait yaigs.
Drssss Eexss.
CompIsinants Solicitors ta.s m1l a
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

Sealed Proposals.
Fer Craze RapleS Michigan. Pelios Head
QEArters bs1tlSt4s-

Fer Craze Rapses. hlchsxaA. Police heae
eeArters bsilstls-
Ths BsAra II Public Works OF 6Esne
hspass NichigaE invite ssasee probes
s.s aatll SATURDAY. sans ~ ls=1. st 4-ss
o. "a fOF farnishing the eEtife material
sRa labor for eallagas peiicS Eese
CHARTERS aAt baTa. kr@slnss. speSiseatteas
nad irslfaefiens 50 eiaerrs fczfthef VIII
priasssa f0Fnas 2Bd scseaaies car be seen ~
Ihe oeiee u said Beard. kAeA bioaeg sa@ll
sepasf y "a his pfepes2i fse h1odrce aei ars
of certified eAees Tor that sBeoni, psysole
90 the order .! james n. Davis frvslaent, -
DO forfeited e. tie city 81 1rend kspaaa IN
eAss he sh al fail e execute eaatrsSt and
toad satisfactory 10 the Board. sheUlS his pre-
pasa4 be sccs spted.
Tls BaAra reserves the right TO reject any
ana ali bids
The Sailalne ia 10 be nrst-eisss structure.
Ia sire about foxs feet. three stories hlEh, the
exterior 20 be Of rock laced stone. backed
With brick. or 6Tand Rapids white or red
brick with stone frzmesngs.
By order Of the beare.
JAMES \. DAVIS President
Attest
fRkD A. IwAsLEs. Clerk. Jone ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

MORTGAGE sALE-Default having been
III made in the conditions OF a certain mort
gage executed By E!ery w. Wilson and Sarah
II. Wilson. Of the town of Gaines. Orleans
the town of Carlton. State Of New York.
dated March 30. 1851. and recorded in
the ofiice of the register Of deeas of the
pages s+s. 5it, on the 9th day of April. A. i.
ISL; on which mortgage there 5 claimed 10 no
due at the date OF this notice the sum OF forty
hve hundred ana thirty dollars OF principal
and Interest; ana no suit or proceedings at
law or In equity having been instituted TO re-
cover the said debt or any part thereof now.
therefore. oy virtue OF the power OF sale con,
the statute In such case made and provided
said mortgage will be forecosed by sale of
the premises therein described for the purpose
Of satisfying the sum claimed 10 be due on
said mortgage and the interest thereon and
the costs and expenses allowed by law, ut pub
lie auction. 20 the highest bidder: on Wedaes-
day. the I'd Gay OF September. 4. ID. 1881. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon of that day. at the
south front door Of the Court block tsocaliedl.
in the city OF Grand Rapids. Michigan. ttaxt
being the place OF holding the circuit court for
the county i'm which said premises are situated. J
The premises 10 be sod arc described In said
mortgage as follows o-wit: All that tract or
parcel OF land situate IN the town OF Vergennes.
county Of Kent and State OF Michigan. known
and described rs follows. Wit: Lots number
one. too. three and four of section number
twenty-six tl6). town number seven CD. north
OF range number nine 90 west. containing by
the United states survey In all. one hundred
and ninety-two ana $500 acres of land; but
by survey of W. L. Coffeuburz July. 1854. con-
tanning two hundred aad two and 3r-1O0 acres
OF land. m ore or less. excepting and reserying
the right of John NJ. and y. W. Fox, their
heirs. executors. administrators or assigns. to
rebuild. maintain or repair their present min
dam new one on the same site and the
embankmeIton the east side OF Flat River on
said premises. and tho right oEway 10 get to
md from the same for the purpose aforesaid.
reference being had to a deed OF said lead sxc-
cuted April Q. 1857. by John Western and Eliz-
abeth Western. his wife. 10 the said Wilson VI.
Worden and 70 the record thereof now re-
naming In the ONCE OF the register OF deeds
Of Kent county. In libef a. OF deeds. on page
5s-
Dated. Vaudeville. Michigan, May q. 1891.
JOHN PRATT
CARvvrH 4 HgSpstcx. Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgagee. tu aug Il
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE BOARD OF PuBLIc WoRKs.l
GRASp RsPiDs. Mich. June Is. lssl. I
Sealed proposals will be reccivcd st the Office
Of the Board until Saturday. June ~. ISL. At
2:30 p. m. for the construction OF . sewer In
Eighth street. between Jenneft street and
Alpine avenae. according to the plans and
specifications on n.e At the Office Of the Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with bis proposal
the sum OF $1,000 to be forfeited 10 the city OF
Grand RAPIDS In case he shall fail 10 enter IN 10
contract. In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accerted by the
Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
vii, be furaished upon application 81 the ONCE
OF the Board.
By order of the Board
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
tAtfest.l
FREp A. fwAr,sr. Clerk. june %
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

OXko - Liz
~ doss not matter much 10 boy
vnssAsr he Is good losicng OF ths r.
Sessss renArks a writer IN LipnxacottA =
De Is AT Obliged to wait for sanehodU
- ask hin To dance and his matrimonial
Drospests don't appear 20 suffer any
esrios1s discount from personal shortages
shss voald send . girls stock away
down below par or even pat her out OF
The market altogether Que never sees
. man 30 hideosss or rspalsive bat that
some woman is ready ~ marry him, il
he win oaly ask her; but men are less
PniiAnthropic and 80 the ugly girls are
generally lefs 20 run % waste a unap-
propri4tsd blessings. The Handsome
kss-handsome-toess tAsory won't hold
st sn after we get ous a the nursery.
and litfle expsrisnes soon eonvinces
a. that it Is q fraud and q delusicn. like
that other domestic fiction shout the
dyumstick being the shnissss part Of the
fvwl with which our elders ussd 70 i'm
pess upon the unsuspsstinS simplicity
0f cur childhood
We ugly girls never gst any drives In
ths park ar free seats It she theater.
and - for tes cream and French candy,
NO matter how handsonely We dsport
Surselvss. we shouldn't know tho taste
Sf either II we waited 10 have h be-
slowed upon us as reward OF merit.
Indeed the expsnsiyeness Of being an
ugiy girl 10 ons Of ths worst things
about it-thsrs arc no perquisiteA We
~ none Of the plnms out OF lifeb pud-
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Sealed Proposals.
orr,or Do.sD OF puRLlc worEs. !

OrficE DokRD or PuhLsc WoEEs.l
GRiND RArIDs. Mich. June Is 1891. !
Sealed proposals Will be received az the OF
nce. OF the board until Saturday. June -. 1881.
at 80 p. IN. for the Improvement Of Wealthy
avenue. from South East street 10 the east
city limits. according 10 the plans and spcci-
ncations on hie at the once OF the Beard.
The board restrscs the right 10 reject any or
all bids
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum Of $1,000 10 be forfeited 20 the S!s
of hrand Rapids in cas- he shall fail 10 Gter
into contract. in accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal he accepted by the
Board of Public Works.
proposals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application At the OF
nee of the board.
By order of the board.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President
Fam A. TwAmLxv. Clerk. june %
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

oFFICS - BoxkB or PUHglc WoRKx
GEAsp.RAPiDs. Mich. June IS. lssl
Sealed PROPOSALS viii be received 81 The eshee
OF tue Board ustil Saturday, June -. l,sl al
? 30 p m. fer the paving Of Jefferson avenue.
from State street 10 Cherry street With sheet
asphalt. according 10 the Psns and sseeihe@-
tioas GA fle al the of1ee of The boara-
The Board reserves The right 10 reject any OF
all bids
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of sles.es 10 be forfeited 10 the CITY OF
Grand Rapids Ia case he shall isii IL enter
into contract. In accordance with hls pro
posal. shoald his said proposal be acoepted by
the Board OF Public " orks
Ali proposals must be made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application If the
once Of the Board.
By order VI the board.
JANIS y. DAVIS. President
Fam A. Tw.xtsy. Clerk. June -
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Sealed Proposals.
OrTrck BoARp oF Pupuc MoRks.

OrFiCE BOARD or PuBIIc MoRNs
GRAND RArFps. Mich. June Il. ISL. I
Sealed prorosais will be received AZ the
once OF the Board until Saturday. June ~.
lsgi. at 2.D p. H.. Tor the construction of a
sewer in Hall street and Buchanan street
from Madison avenue Ia Fiftn avenue. accord
ING 70 the plans and specifications on hie at
the once of the BOARD.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids.
Kach bidder shall deposit with his p roposai
the sum Of $1,000 TO be forfeited 70 the City Of
Grand Rapids In case he shat fat 70 eater nto
contract, in accordance with his proposal
snoIid his said proposal be accepted by the
BOARD Of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application AT tae once
OF the Board.
By order Of the Board
JAMES y. DAVIS. President.
rAtfesi.l
FkKp A. TwAxLrr. Clerk. juse y
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
orrIcK BOARD on PuBLIc woRkl

VTFlCE BOARD Oh II BIC NVkkA.
GRAND RaPIns, Mich. June II. ISL.
Sealed proposals will be rece! we'd nj the Of
fee OF the board until Saturday. June ~, 1891. 1T
2:o p. M. sor the improv ement Of Crescent
avenue, from North Union street 10 Grand
avenue, according 10 the plans and speclfca-
tioRs ON nle at the once of the board
The board reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
Zach ttdder shall deposit with hts proposal
the sum OF $4,000 10 be forfeited to the city Of
Grand Rapids In case he shall fail TO enter into
contract in accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
win be furnished upon application NJ the Of
fice OF the board.
BE- order Of the board.
JAMES Y. DAVIS. President
ATTEST
FsIp A. 1wAxLrY. Clerk. June 20
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

fifs FressHFsfs o~e.f
6rsaa Rspt4s. Miehs 5eae 81
sstsee = hsf~hs sfsea tkst ths sss-ssfaeet
res feF tAs esH Hstfasstoh a sever h. Fee
meat street fFoA = sskrF fysF ea - ssafa
street la the CITY II Grass fsfsss = HE< 4
ras hsais ara tAzt ! psfe reAsise pasNsat
gksFesls fsr the sseFtss sf t~eafy ears iresa
ikts taas ii tAe eiBee II tae CT f4sssaess.
Ffs Hsil AfiIItM HaEf
5afs > lIts iFssssrss
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
lAnslHo a NORTHERN y. v
'EYery dAy. fNerk drr.

Every ahy. fNef'k days
G.l1 IN. rnnsfhraush - Detroit witA pat
49, lor car. >--sis. y cents.
1aM .. ~. hss through parloF car 30 Detroit,
A'NV seas - cssht~
k.1n /. NJ. runs through q Detroit vita mar
V.-c Tor ear. sssts. - crntS
Tor bcsets ana Information srnir ~ infoa
ticket offc., - Mon ror-sf. OF / aion station.
GEO. bKiiANkN. Gen. fAss'f kg'f
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

IlfF ITf1tIFFft WNHe
aFAsa hssifs Ntsk.. Mas =. sasl.
hstice Is herebs sFsa ThA. tse assessment
Fa4i Tor s4zliHg saa efsfs.iAx south i.a4sf
ffse street fFaa sziEhS Afeaae 10 flfFs
sfsshe. IS lhe eits - ttfsaa hspids. = ass ii
rs bsa1s aaa tAAt ( wtiA receive RssB4sRf
snefeas iar fhs sfTfea - iseets assS rem
f4s Esl WILLIAM HkkF
ft s4ae % Aits Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

titf Tresssrers ONss
arsns fsntas Mtsh.. Nas - fssi.
fetfoe 10 hereby sltsn Ihss "a s>~sssm snt
faii tor sfsdths sba kfaFtiinx The Alley BE-
f~~~H Seesnd street sha fhsfa strset ffosa
feftsbeee street - trsmeat street tn the cfts
"a bfsad Fselas. - hfw ~ ay hsaa. sra shas
] ~Ai fesetFe FAsmeat thefeaa for tae peffs4
- EesHty days ffsm fAfs date Al ths eksee "a
the t4ts fFeAsafsf cltT neif
WILLIAM uAkR
tri INns y tits Tfsssafef
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
rREAsuRra's NOTICE


CIR IsessnFer's Once
Grsas Rapids, Mica Mas - fs9l
Nofier = hereby sixea that the sss~s~seat
rHh feF grsiiaf shf pstIag tie allev hstss%n
kssf street anf OTTAWA street ffafa hast
bfidse street. o. iissiihss street ia thS eits Il
uEsaa sstias. Il Rev iR ny hands. ssa thst
sit receive ~ thefsaa fcF the period
bffs~nty asSs from this aate. 81 the ofHFe ef
ths Cits Treasurer. Ctr nsn
WILLIAM HAkH
fr lure - cts Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals fer painting both inside
aad Gu; sids woys. on new conff house hsiidsns
In accordance with Plans ard specifications
made BY :. J. osxeod. ESQ. architect also 20
Include oilins Of aoors. vii be received un 20
aud iEc cluding June 3lth next The committee
reserves the right 20 reject sny and ali bids
Proposals may he addressed 10
r. IooMIs
Chairman Court Heuse Committee.
Grand Rapids. June & lssl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
IHE NIAGARA rALle FouTt.

iDslis. Al eihsrs daily except saBasy
Taking effect sunday. jay a.. lksn.
Sleeping cars on Pacific aBa Atlantic "a
rres 80 ~ and from l'stfoL fafipr ears fuH
On bag kspfes, aaa s'fabd Rapids rs rfess g
spa from Detroit. Direct connectians MADE
Of Detroit with al through trains fasf over
the ktcnigsn Central railroad q ansda south
era Division.
JRtpM NJ Bsiees. Gent AR't. q Monrees
q. ". Rrsebsx. % r ana I. All Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
Proposals Wanted.

Plans and specifications for al asylum build
Ing Tor the accommodation of seventy Eve fTb
patients can he examined AZ the ofice Of .. X.
Long. medical superintendent ~ the Nschi-
gan Asylum for Insane trimlnais. Ionia.
Mich. on and after July 2 lsYi. Duplicate
plans and specifications may be found af the
once Of J. +. Miis. architect. Hodges block.
Detroit. sane date. -ealtf proposal. for
furnishing all materials nnd constructing
said building will be opened at the ssvium
July Is at 30 p. N. The right 10 reject any
ard all bids IL reserved.
H. RIcH.
JraoNr Csorf.
Il. O. Nstsas.
Board Of MsBacers
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
LIBERTY VERSUS COMFORT


INTO utS SoDo
Our pet eoldAnch. having escaped
from his cage. few into tall ailanthus
tree In the back yard. says the Amer.
icsn Agrtculturist. There he sat, sing
ing his sweetest and rejoicing In his
uncxpcrtsd freedom We brought out
his gilded cage and set IL on the top Of
. tall st-Fladder. leaving the door open
and Just Inside cup Of tempting hemp
asssa. For two hours he scorned 20 look
as IL though he often fixed his bright
lstle eyes on US when we called him,
saA answered Us with cheery. defiant
"Wiszshr' We had almost given up
hope Of getting him back. when II oc-
cured 20 us 20 ring his breakfast bell; In
other words. TO rattle up tho hempseed
tn ths .ln box where 10 was kept This
wss . sound he understood. - We had
nouncs breakfast TO bis fnchship.
Forsunatsly he had nothing 70 cot when
he Sew away. and the well-known
sound sugy-st~d Sod, water and
lettuce 90 the little empty stomaeh. SO
he hovvsi down slowly from bough to
bougi. until hs was close 70 the easo.
There he stood FOR sctne time. evident
" hesitsting. until suddenly he Hus-
tered down into his home. having de-
eSied " abandon the delights OF lib
sr>y ~ tho solid comforts Of civilisa-
sipn- "
TIE Frsssay sapsrssissss.
The governor OF southern state II In
c1rr-uvsud-oee with she governors Of
al other hanging states. hoping TO
make 81 arrangement by which no oss
shsli bs hanged on Friday itis thought
Nhas n other days shall he selected tho
sup>~-tssioa which generally attaches
60 Yvtssy VIII soou Pess away.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16
CHICAGO JUNE :. 1881
AND WEST Micr,oAN R'v.

tweek days, sEyery asy. sExcepf SATURDAY..
10-f0 A. NJ. has through chair car 10 Cbi.
lo.vV cago. No exfrr charge Tor seats
11ul 4. NJ rnns through 90 Chicago soIld
A'oo with Wagner buffet car seats ~
cents.
S.CS +. NJ. Las through free chair car 10
o.%O Msn.stee. va NJ. a n. n. r. X.
1.(n j.. NJ. N solid tram with Wagner pal
AA'co ace sleeping Car throagh 10 Chic seo
and sleeper ~ Indianapolis via Ben
ton Harber.
600 7. NJ. Connects at 81. Joseph with
Wv Graham MOrfua's steamer Tor Chi
caSo.
DEIR(lEN JcNE :. 1891
lArsltsn n Noprsres a A.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-16

PASSED. sna approved hs ths common coes-
eit ~ the esfs % 0rsnd Eap8as ia Fesaiaf sss
<oa asld AeRaay esxnies, lGns :, issi
W. A. SfiiNkMAS. city clerk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-24
re- rms nIuE CANNON MINES.
New Narthern Pacific Branch Coal To
he shipped Ia AnacortcS.


The party of Northern Pacific officials
which went 60 Anacortes on Tuesday re-
turned yesterday after concluding an inn
pertant coal and railroad contract. The
party consisted If James Mcknight, gen.
oraj counsel of the Northern Paeinc rail.
road NJ. Gangley, coal agent of that
ROAD III. ). lluSon, principal assistant en-
gtneegi q, ", Dickinson. assistant general
superintendent, J, b. Mcknight. X. W.
Clay OF Philadelphia, and ]. Il. McMurray.
at st. Paul Mr. j. r. McNaught was
seized with severe cold and returned YES.
tcrday morning, leaving in the evening
for Portland. President Durham. ri The
Lake shore coad, returned with the rest
ot the party last evening.
Tn Wednesday the party went 70 Fair.
haven and Went thence by carriage and
STEAMER IL the Blue Canyon mine of !. +.
NarCtner near the southeast corner of Lake
Nhatcon. on Thursday a contract was
signed BY which the Northern Paeinc
agrees IA bulld orauch from WickerShaiu.
on the Lake shore Hosd, twelve miles north
H Sedp0, So the mine, distance of
about ave miles, aud 10 build coal
huukerS at AnaoorteS The coal ctnapanv
aer0cS thaj the Northern Pacific shall
hsndlr all the output At the mines, which
u to Ia .o80vd on ocean vessels at Ana
vorteS. There Is a ledge OF fourteen and =
h2it lcgt ot Whist the company claims 60 be
eltumlhous sssal. sn3 is being developed
Win energy 4ae branch railroad is - h,,
completed ln lo daN> under the contract.
tae visitors Walked over the route Of the
utN branch, and yesterday Went Is Ham
tVa 81 tuSPect jhc Cumberland Coal COM
faanN $ SNas A}fd i0ou mines. Is i proha-
t'ie sh&t contract Nil be made Min ;l,i<
ce@psny - ship 2tS output Ia AnacorgeS.