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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-15
WILL NOT BE LEGAL.
Ordinance for City Boundary
Extension Defective.
OPINION OF JUDGE JACOBS.
Inaccurate Description of the District to
BE Annexed-A Postponement
Necessary.

Corporation Counsel Jacobs is of the
opinion that there can be no legal election
for the extension of the city boundaries on
January % as advertised. owing TO an in
accuracy in the city ordinance authorizing
the election, necessitating delay until
the ordinante can be amended or repub-
lished. The ordinance as published pro-
vided that: said territory so proposed
to be annexed to the said city of Seattle
is described as follows:
"AH of section 1, ?, 3. 8. 10, IL, l., Is, Ii,
Is, 10, -, y, and the north bali of section
"a and all of section %, all in township Is
north, OF range east, of ". N. also all of
sections /. ., 3, 4, 3, 8, 7, 3, 8, 10, lis Ii,
Is, 10, IL, Is, and the north half OF sections
- and 70, and all of sections u and -, all
in township - north, of range 4 east, of
W. NJ; including also the water and the
land covered by water fronting said above
described land westward, three miles from
hlgh-water mark into the waters of Adj
mirality inlet and eastward to the middle
of Lake Washington, including the whole
of Union bay and all that portion of SAL
mon bay not included within the corpor-
ate limits of the town of Ballard, except
ing from the land above described all that
territory included within the present cor
porate limits of the town OF Ballard, which
territory included in the town of Ballard
is more particularly bounded and described
as follows, towit:
1.-The area within the triangle is bounded
by Times street on the north, Railroad
avenue on the east, Salmon bay on the
south and southwest, and Fifth avenue
West on the west, according 90 the plat of
Gilman park, now on file in the auditor s
office OF King county, State of Washing
ton"
The error occurs in the last paragraph,
describing the town of Ballard. The or
iginal plat of Ballard was as is described
in the ordinance: but since this plat of
Ballard was hled its boundaries have been
extended on the north seven blocks be-
yond Times street the original limit on
this side. This invalidates the ordinance,
as by this description there is included in
the territory proposed to be annexed por-
ton OF the incorporated town OF Ballard
which has not petitioned to be annexed.
Corporation Counsel Jacobs disclaims any
responsibility for the error. He states
that the petitioners employed their own
lawyer to draft the ordinance, and that it
was not submitted TO him.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

George NJ. Bartholomew, formerly president
OF the Charter Oak Lie Insurance Company, OF
Hartford, Gem, who fled TO Canada some Years
ago, appeared before the superior court Monday,
pleaded guilty 10 charge of having embezzled
$4,000. and was sentenced to one year in the
state prison. Bartholomew Is nearly Il years
old, and is In feeble health
The Argentine Republic requires foreign in
surance companies TO pay an annual license of
$4,000 and to deposit guarantee of $4,000 in
the hands OF the government Duties must be
paid in gold or an equivalent, the premium
thereon not TO exceed 20 per cent.
The Senate has passed bill TO transfer officers
OF the army from the limited to the unlimited
list OF the retired LIST This will result in the
immediate transfer OF ninety officers and in
placing fifty or sixty officers eligible for re-
trement, on the limited list.
President Baker, of the Chicago Board of
Trade, has recommended that the members of
the several exchanges establish their own tele-
graph lines, and a committee of five has been
appointed 10 formulate suitable plan.
Secretary Window has written TO Messrs Mer-
rick and Morse, who presented silver brick at
the Philadelphia mint and demanded its coin
age, that he can find no warrant in the law for
complying with their demand.
At Tuscumbia, Mo, Monday, Mrs James Free
man quarreled with John Fulkerson and fired a
charge of shot into his breast. Fulkcrson
snatched the gun from the woman, and, before
he expired, mortaily wounded her.
Antoine Buckley and his wife Anna were
found dead in bed AT Philadelphia Tuesday
morning. The woman shot through the
head and the man through the heart. jealousy
was the cause of the tragedy.
Two lads named Fredenberg and another
named Webster, all of Hurley, Wis, have been
lost in the woods since sunday morning. They
have undou btedly persisted, as the weather is
very severe.
The New York police have arrested China
man named sou Pine, charged with opium
smuggling. They also made seizure of thirty
pounds OF the drug.
The schooner ottor, from ST. Kits, with a
cargo of salt. went ashore on Long Island Tues
day morning. Two men were drowned
Captain j &. Thomas, OF the Standard Sugar
refinery at Boston, and trustee OF the sugar
trust, Is dead.
On Tuesday nine skaters were drowned in the
river Seine at Paris.
The premises of r. Bsngus. at Montreal. ten
anted by various firms, were burned Monday
night Loss, $4,000.
Much suffering has been caused in Bombay by
the burning oi more than 30 houses
Abraham Williams, OF Spokane Falls. has
been granted an increase OF pension.
Senior Martinez, president of the Spanish
chamber OF deputies, is dead in Madrid
storms have done great damage throughout
Spain.
Martin Saeger, John Smith and c. Bolick were
instantly killed and another man badly wounded
Tuesday by the explosion OF locomotive boiler
at Gordon, Pa.
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his bed at the Commercial hotel on the sth. lie
had been siiing for some time, but ms death was
causea l,y an overdose of opium, an open bottle
containing the drug being found on chair by
his bed. His roommate heard him get up in the
night and take dose from the bottle, but no
ficcd nothing unusual IN the morning. Tn
going TO awaken him at noon. he was found 70
Be sim and cold. The remains were inferred IN
the town cemetery.
shelton will be lighted by electricity next
week. the Kneeland works being in operation
then. The poles are being set up now and wires
strung.
Although the logging situation has not
Frightened considerably, the satsop railroad be-
gan hauling again this week, though with one
engine only, as but few Of the camps are IN
ogpratfgu
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DEATHS GUESTS.
Preparations Made for Several Funeral,
Tn1av.

J. W. Hunt, whose death was announced
in yesterdays observation-disclosures vii
be buried at 1880 O'Clock this morning in
the Masonic cemetery, under the auspices
of the Knights of Pythias. The funeral
Will start from st. Marks church, corner
OF Fifth and Olive streets.
The remains of 4. l.. Seargent the
young man who was killed Monday. AT
Utsalady, by the accidental discharge of a
gun, will be shipped to Pittsburg, Penn,
this morning for interment At hrst il
could not be learned just where in Penn
sylvania his parents reside, but later it
was discovered that they live at Pittsburg.
and IN reply TO telegram, they requested
that the remains be sent TO them.
The remains Of Angus ID. Cameron, who
was killed by falling from bridge, which
Is being constructed across the Nooksack
river. will be shipped TO his home IN Nova
Scotia tomorrow.
The remains OF Mrs. H. T. Richards,
who died suddenly al Slaughter on Tues
day, were brought To the citv Yesterday.
and buried in the Masonic cemetery.
Mrs Richards was ~ years of age. and
we'll known in Seattle. where she formerly
lived. The cause of her death was not re.
ported 10 the undertaken
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January 1, 1890,
to date are s23s5s, 6j2.29. There were filed for
record yesterday II deeds, the considerations
aggregating s62,l5l5i an average OF SI,5l5S9.
Following is the list furnished by Osborne,
Temper d Co., abstractors OF title, rooms ., 10,
IL and ILL., Colman block:
A. Hamblet to :. Rogers, lot Is, block los, Gill
man PIX, $40.
l; r. Carpenter to F. A. Carpenter, tract in
". L. Russell to E. B. shanks, lots in Ballard
+ D. Russell to E. B. shanks, lots in Ballard
I. B. shanks to D. B. Jackson, lots in Ballard
Wash. T. l. Co. toJ. j. Stevenson. 10 acres in
w. L. Russell ct al to n c. TelIman, lot 4s,
block 4, Gilman PIX LIST, $1,000.
Walters Il Co. TO IL. Pachert, lots IL and IS
block II, East Tacoma, $50.
:. p. L. Co. TO K. T. Bartebauch, lots a and S.
block Huntington PIX, Des, $50.
White d Manning, W. SIS u.
X. A. May to o. Ranke, lots 5. 7 and s, block
l02, Denny's ex TO Terry sl5.500.
L. lvey to NJ: J. Lyons, lot l., block 90, Denny's
/. ). Clark to A. C. May, lot 40, block /, Lake
View, $780,
w. r. cormode to A. C. May, lots IS to 46, block
West G l. Co, to A. A. Collins, lot 10, block IS,
Gilman PIX, s43o.
ID. Ii. Gilman TO i. V. Collins, lot u, block l,
Gilmans lst, $3.50.
W. L. Russell to &. " Collins ct al, lots % and
So block 1, Ballard PIX ID, 500.
B. l.. Il. & l. Co. 70 w. a. Collins, lot II, block
TO- Huntington PIX. d, Sl5.
B. L. B. ( /. co. to Is. V. Collins, lot l., block
TO- Huntington PIX, d, SIS.
b. L. b. a /. Co. TO L. NJ. Richardson, lot 10,
block 10, Huntington PIX, d, SIS.
J MeEachen to NJ MeEachen. lot IL, block II,
1st West Seattle, 81.
NJ. F.Fuller to \. P. & P. s. s. Ry, part Is, IS,
5, sl,J07.
]. c. Merrifeld to ]. j. Crow, lots in Yesler's
LIST to Kent, sl0.s00
E. ID. Van De Eanter TO j. T. Jones, half lot ,,
block s. Yesier's LIST to Kent, 81
w. T. Cormode TO X. Cooper, half lot and all
lot ,, block >. Lakeview, 81.
T. Kerr TO r. X. Daniels, lots Z to Il, block 7,
Salmon Bay PIX, 81.
W. R. Eaton to j. c. Gilbert, wiz OF Sc %, -, 5,
$500.
]. c. Gilbert to E. II. MAIDEN, \ Sc %, -, 5,
j. c. Gilbert to G. F. s MAIDEN, = Sc %, %, 5,
sl,2O0.
Walters < Co. to NJ. Rasmussen, lots 20 to %,
block :, East Tacoma, SlSl.
&. III. Pierce TO NJ .Woeek, lot 10, block 20, Edes
q Knights, $500.
E. Blewett to ]. K Ryerson, lot :, block 81,
Denny Il Hoyt's, $3.50.
Z. Blewett to Z; D; Ryerson, lot 6, block n,
+. A. Moore to VI. Loree, lots and s, block 81,
Denny's PIX, $3.50.
United States to N. Loree, 1i7.s1 &c in sees
and l., TIP % e. S5.5i.
VI. Loree TO +. A. Moore, ii7.Sl &C in secs and
T. tp % {, 5000.
J. T. stevenson to c. F. Yeaton, lots and 6,
block 90, Lake Union, 900.
Des NJ. c. l. Co TO W. L. McGrath, lots l and y
block a., New add TO Des, SO
ID. I. Denny to r. +. Stanton, lots aud 5,
block 5, Greenes, $50.
j. Ward TO &. Fisher ct al, lots ., 10 and Ii
block !, jackson ana Rainier, 500.
W .. Horton to c. McClanahan, acre in 81,
-, 1.
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LEFT IN DOUBT.
Death of Man Whose Friends are Tn


The remains OF A. /. Sargent, who was killed
at Utsalady, Monday, by the accidental dis
charge of gun, were brought to the city Tuesday
evening and taken 20 Bouney Il Stewards under
taking rooms
Deceased was bookkeeper for the Utsalady
Mil and Lumber Company, and while out hunt
ing Monday the hammer of his gun caught on a
log over which he crossed, diseharging it, and
the whole charge of buckshot struck him under
the jaw, killing him instantly and lacerating him
in irighfiul manner. lie was % years OF age.
unmarried and highly respected in tbs commun-
ity IN which he lived ana worked. His people
live somewhere in Pennsylvania, but just where,
no one seems 10 have learned, nor has any evil
dencc OF their place OF residence been found
among his effects. IL is therefore probable that
the sad story of his untimely end VIII never
reach them.
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wha,com News.

wHATcos, Jan. 13-[speeial. IA good many
dwellings have been robbed during the pas,
week, and considerable property stolen. Mrs.
Bacon's residence was robbed this morning OF
800 in jewelry and money stolen.
The new council of the city of New Whatcom
met tonight, and Mayor De Mattos delivered his
message. He advised the council not TO transac,
business, but 10 leave il for the new council ni
the consolidated cities. IL was an able message
and was complete review of city affairs.
The Blue Canyon coal mine, on Lake What.
com, promises TO be great advantage to county
and city. The finest vein of coal ever discovered
on the Coast, eleven feet thick, will be brought
10 the lake on a tramway which viii cost $4,000
A new steamer win be put on the lake, and viii
come 10 New Nhatcom.
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"SUCH A PLACE, FOB
STANCE, is
UTSALADY,
A Wise Mans Word 70 IllsuS

This country will be densyly popu1
and there viii be several big cities mi
Sound. Some of them may ue god
bigger than any of those who noxl
the lead. And let me tell you, VI
comes TO the question of Speculate
real estate, / would much rather lan
chances in one of those young, vlgE
towns than in the older ones, WHEREIN
are already pretty high. Many Of
small towns will go right ahead. and !
of them, on account OF their more
nate location, will undoubtedly
rapid progress in the near future. y
place, for instance, is Utsalady. q
lleye that If a town had been stare
that beautiful harber IN Utsalady Ml
years ago it would have been the =
city on the Sound today. The ioeaia'
commanding one, its resources aF
mense. The oldest settlements, me I
farms, the biggest tiInber--up IN ~
entity is where you will ind Il. IL
nous Skagit and Stillaguamlsh Faa
with their wealth of timber, eosi,
marble, asbestos silver, copper ana z
precious minerals, are directly tripak
Utsalady, which is practically tas :
deep water harbor nd shipping p&
that region. Utsalady is a great sean "
center already, and | notice the ran
are also heading for Utsalady. u
opinion it is a good place TO invest
Lots and acres in Utsalady Tor \. 4.
easy terms. Free sites for manlisa.
purposes. Special inducements Y =
wishing to engage in banking ana Y
sale enterprises. Circulars free
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A GIGANTIC UNDERTAKING.
The Enormous Amount of Money Spen
in Improving Suburban Addition.

People in general have been surprised at
the immense undertaking which is being
accomplished at Brooklyn addition.
Everywhere can DE seen the gradual
growth of suburban town, houses with
out number being erected, streets beauti-
fled, graded and sidewalked. The natural
slope of this property is cleared and pre-
sents magnificent appearance 10 one as
they ride up TO the addition.
You can never miss it when you buy in
Brooklyn, connected by a lrst-class cleo
trio line, taking only twenty minutes TO
get into the center of the city. See James
4 Moore los Columbia street
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CONGESTION OF ruF KInvrvs

: ! Thompson, of No. as swan street. Buf
falo, y y, writes of his remarkable cure OF con
gesuon Of the kidneys
Three years ago was attacked with coDcas
non OF The kidneys. My physician, besides ad-
minls'ering internal remedies. had applied on
over nay back. the effected region. two AIIcOCKi :
POROUS fLAsTERs. recovered in the course Of
brought On a similar attack, bat il seemed IS II
the congestion was more severe Certainly I
had more pain and difficulty in passing water
10 try plssters alone, so / purchased a b1x of
ALLtoCA : POROUS PLALSERS. and applied two
fresh ones every day. The pain quickly les
application. and IN Just six DAYS / was enrns
E.ete5y restored and able to reSume my occura-
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New Pierce County Corporation.

TACOMA, Jan. 1S.-Ispecial. ARTICLES of incor-
poration OF the Chehalis Boom Company were
filed today with the county auditor The COM
pany is TO build booms on various rivers and
bays, and TO deal in logs and boats The trustees
are William L. Miller, Frank ~ Barney and A. L.
Black; capital stock $4,000: place OF business
A berdeen
The Banner Publishing Company. of Buckley,
was incorporated today with IA capital stock OF
$4,000 The company will own and run the
Buckley Banner printing Office and have per
mission 10 publish a weekly. semi-weekly or
daily newspaper Trustees, " z. Sergeant A.
WickerSham, Martin White, E. VI. Cioss and Cabe
Ewing
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Barbed Wire Octopus Growing.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA local trade journal says
the outlook for combination of barbed wire
manufacturers il the country is good; that
they met two weeks ago in Pittsburg and formed
plan OF consolidation, aud that the session il
now being continued in Chicago. The Columbia
Wire Company has been incorporated under the
favorable laws of Kentucky; stock books have
been opened, and substantially ali the manu-
lecturers accept Washburn, Moen & Co are, or
VIII he, subscribers. The new company will
control all patents. contracts, etc, issue new Ii
Censes and establish prices
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AN IMMENSE FORTUNE.
The Wealth of One Who Has Lived in
Seattle.

MiIlionaires are as common as the sands
of the sea. It will take Millionaire to
create the impression which a few years
ago the millionaire created.
Times change, and the only way to keep
apace with them is TO secure few lots in
Brooklyn addition, which will more than
double in value in short time. 1t has been
demonstrated already. Investors cannot
miss it. Home-seekers cannot find in the
city home site so full of promise or in SO
desirable location as At Brooklyn. For
right-of-way call on ]. A. Moore, los Col
Umbia street.
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Alabama Miners Return to work.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 13.-The coal miners
strike, which has been on since December l, is
breaking up The strikers at the Blocton mines,
where more than 900 men are ont. decided TO
go back this morning al the old rate, under the
Old conditions. IL is believed that in Il few days
all will be at work again.
CHICAGO, Jan. l3-The Milwaukee & ST. Paul
management has declined 10 recede from its po-
sition in regard To the wages OF telegraph opera
tors on its line. The committee has gone home.
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seven Crushed by Huge stone

PLArTsBURG, y. Y. Jan. lS.-John and William
flurey and two Italians we're Instantly ille,i
sno three men fatally injured al a quarry nesr
WcsipoEt this afternoon, by & derrick giving
Way and letting huge stone fall upon them.
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Two Fires In New York.

NEW YORK, Jan 1.-THE seven story brick
building occupied by Vaughn & Williams. iron.
steel and oil merchants. is burning az 30 o clock
this morning. The loss will reach sl25,Ooo. A
White star steamer At the dock was threatened.
and had 70 be lowed away
Van Tassells grain elevator, on Eleventh
street and Thirteenth avenue, was damaged
500 600 by fire last night
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THE MESSIAH CRAZE.
The Speedy Cessation of Hostilities
Looked For.

The attention Of the American people is
attracted to the trouble which the govern
ment is having with the Indians in Da-
kota. and the outcome is anxiously looked
for. OF course everybody feels the effect
of any depressing news, but yet all know
that our brave soldiers will vanquish the
foe and peace be restored.
But you say, what has that got to do
with purchasing a home in Brooklyn addi-
ton? Nothing And to prove that bust
ness is meant and not war. see the plat
and prices OF this choice suburb to Seattle
scenery unequalled, improvements many,
and the beauty of il all is that no factories
are to be allowed on the addition, thus
making it strictly residence property. j..
A Moore los Columbia street
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Attempted Suicide in Tacoma.

TACOMA, Jan. 13.-lspecial.l John Pickett,
aged 80, who hasa wife and eight small chill
dren, attempted suicide by strychuine this after
noon near the corner OF Thirteenth street and
Opera alley. Had he not taken enough of the
poison to Kill two men, thus causing vomiting
ana retching, he would probably have died. He
viii recover, though three physicians, the cor
oner and an undertaken gathered at the house
before Pickett was pronounced out of danger
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An $50 900 Blaze in salt Lake CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. IA fire originating
II the Cooperative Furniture Company's store
today destroyed several adjoining stores Losses
nj the furniture company, Barton & Co. cloth.
iug. and HYDE & Griffin, provisions, AGGREGATE
$4,000, partly insured.
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NJ. PErERsBuRe, Jan. IS,-The Russian budget
OF war estimates have increased by 10000
roUbles. This sum viii be devoted 70 the con
stFuctton Of barracks There is also an increase
OF 4s.N go rouhles in the estimates fnr TIE 49,
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Chilean Nsxr Only Partially Rnhs1linn.

LoNnoS, Jan iS--Further sdviees from Chile.
60 confirm the statement 10 the Chilean minister
here. are e the effect that only portion OF the
Gillian fleet is in revolt. and the army remains
loyal 20 the government The government is
taking energetic measures % suppress the Dis
f1rhautspS
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Building Permits

The following permits We're yesterday
issued from the building inspectors office:
\. 4. Sauls, one-Story frame; cost, $50.
A. J. Baker, two-sIory frame cost.
$l.5o0.
J. d. McKinnon, one-and-a-half-story
frame. Co.'S Ntnl
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Paris. Jan. B--Adyices from AlSiers state
that French military force has been showed IN
in Terney pass A large detachment has h,.sn
sent cat 60 try % relieve the inhabitants of Ter
ney, " no SIRE showed mp and starving
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Transfer of Tacoma rIec,r,c liz.

TACOMA, Jan. ls.-gSpeciaI. The Tacoma &
steilscoom Electric Railway Company today
assigned its bonuses. consisting OF real estate
and cash 20 be paid, 70 the Thomson Houston
Electric Company. The consideration was not
given The company will operate the line now
nearly completed from Tacoma to S;eilacoon.
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WATER NOTICF.

Now that the cold weather i setting in. MANY
consumers silew thelr water faucsts Ia rrr1si;t,
open all niSht IN order 10 prevent tn. mir
ireczinS. Il this waste is not stoned TIE. bick%
elevations OF Inc city VIII suffer IN consequence
The water department strictly pr0h5htt. r.
practice. and any consumer wilfulIv VIOLATING
this notice VIII he pcremptorily cut cfF
". 7. CHALK. Surerfrren6e7t
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Hospital Patients.

Two patients were received and two dis
charged at Providence hospital yesterday,
and one was received and two discharge
At Grace hosnital.
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DEADwooD, 5. D., Jan. 1S.-Harry Lewis, Den
mis- Simmonds and Joseph Hughes were killed
today by an accidental explosion of giant
-.l.r
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RIG Fire At Graua,,a ,,is


NEMPBIss Jan, lS,-Fire is raging az Granada.
Miss. Two warehouses aud = number Of stores
are going The less will be $4,000