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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-30

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
~ hereby given that sealed bids will be received
by the board of county commissioners of King
county until Monday, october 3. 1892, at p. No.,
what Is known the Fremont road running
nor from the southeast corner of section 49,
township 20 north. range east, a distance Of two
miles, and also for the clearing grazing and
length running east said southeast corner of
section 80 Said work is to be done as follows:
First mle-Roadway TO be cleared 80 feet wide
roadway to be grubbed 20 feet wide. except where
planked: 100 iineal feet to be graded 20 feet
wide and panked 10 feet wide with 4xl2 plank
ing; balance Of roadway to be graded 20 feet
wide: estimated amount of earth work 600
yards.
Second mile-Roadway to be cleared Sd feet
wide. grubbed and graded 20 feet wide: that part
running east to DE cleared. grubbed and smOOthed
up. rounding in center 80 feet wide
Bids to be as follows: First Intoxicating per
linea foot, grubbing per ineal foot, planking per
lineai foot, grading by the lump sum.
Second mile-Clearing per lineal foot grubbng
and grading per linea foot that part lying east OF
said section corner clearing per lineal foot grub
biIlg aud smoothing per lineal foot All work to
be done in q workmanlike manner under the su-
their agents, and to the satisfaction and approval
of said board. certified check of $3.50 must ac-
company each bid to be forfeited to King county
by the successful bidder in case he fails to enter
after date of award. Bonds in the full sum of the
contract price, conditioned on the payment Of all
claim. for labor and material and for the compile
ton of the contract, will be required
all bids. Bids to be marked "Bd on improvement
Fremont Road" sealed and filed with the county
auditor on or before the date above specified.
Plans and specifications for the construction Of
F. A. TWICHEI.L Clerk
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STOR &C =.

4 ffLf WASHINGTON IRON WORKS Co
- Town oihes, Second street, uear Jackson
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FOB RENr-LODGTNG HOUSES,

L>OR RENT-CLARESDDN HOTEL. CORNER
Il Second and Depot streets; desirable tenant
can secure this recently built house very favor
able terms Apply Charles Iouct, lAl2 Front
street
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = WILLARD

Az street grade,
Sealed proposals will be received by the un;
dersigned secretary OF the board of public works OF
the city of Seattle. up to noon of Monday, Octo
Der 10, A. ID. 1892 for the grading and construction
Of sidewalks both sides of Willard street. in
the city of Seattle. from Depot street to south
line of Gould street, in said city, in accordance
with the plans and specifications file in this
office
Each bid is to be accompanied by a certified
check payable to the order of the city comptroller
for sum not less than five (5) per cent of the
amount bid. and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into q contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within ten fiO days from being notified
Of the award, falling which said check and the
amount thereof will be forfeited 10 the city.
person is eligible as a bidder who has within
two years prior to the letting made default IN pay
ment of any Just claim for any work or labor per-
formed or for any skill material furnished pur-
suant to any such contract as is here ADVERTISED or
who, within said two years. has assigned, aban-
doned. surrendered or failed To complete any such
contract.
The board Of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope willard
Street Grade"
Please attach copy of this advertisement to bid
BY order of the board of public works.
G. G. HEIFNER Secretary,
First publication. SeptembeF 25. 1892.
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MANICURE.
AB6TR ACTORS

p0OTH & HASFoHD ABSTRAcTcoM
ID tnc-b Rooms 2o2 2oi and 200 burke block
corner seeonl aid Aa!.on streets
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


MRS BATES WILL REMOVE TO FOURTH
Nl street. between Spring and Madison, and can
accommodate boarders with well furnished rooms,
suite or single; tapleboard: references.
JNIRST-CLASS FAMILY BOARD: ROOMS
single suite: references given and re-
qnired; no small children. Nendome hotel Front
street.
DOOMS AND BOARD AT SIT SPRING ST.
+ ARGE FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE
IL and family board. $40 Yesler avenue north
eide.
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FOR REET-STORES.

LNOR RENT-STOKES WITH LIVING ROOMS
i good location for drug store; io~ rent 26l51s
Front.
E'OR REkT-STORES; 2l7 SOUTH THIRD
1 st eet 900: corner seventh and Stewart, SIS.
Wa'hnEton Territory Investment 60.
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NOTICE. 20 coxrRAcroRs.

DRoposALS FOR CONSTRUCTING PILE,
L brush and stone dikes and mattress sill In
Gray's Haroor, Wash. United states engineer
office. No 6S Third s;reat. Portland, Oregon, sep
tember Is. 1892. Seaiei proposals in trplicate
standard time. October Is, 1892 for constructing
pile, brush and stone dikes and mattress SILL In
bidders is invited the OF congress approved
February 90. 1885, and February 2S. 1857. as
page All. tinted states statutes =, large. For
specifications, forms of bid. aud other information,
apply at this Office Thomas w. Symons captain
corps of engineers.
b sealed proposals viii be recsived by the town
of Buckley. WASH at the MAYORS Office in That
town. antil O'Clock on the 18th day of October,
1892 for furni hing labor and material required in
building system Of water works shawn by
plans and spec ications file in the office of the
clerk OF said town; also in the office of the engi-
Bids are invited on the following items: $500
qcn
OF 3-inch wrought iron pipe; 6,inCh gates: 5
alasn gates SIN gates iirs
6-inch and Inch pipe AMI setting above gates AID
hyirants: tower and tank; pumping plant; L
Plans may be examined and blanks secured
either at the Office Of the town clerk of buckley
AT the Office of the engineers.
Proposals must DE made on blank forms fur
nished BY the town and all required formaties
to Charles +. Taylor, town clerk Buckley. Wash.
ington, must he Endorsed with name of PERSON or
nfm sunmittlg bid and must be accompanied
Wettg, town treasurer the amount of per cent.
OF the amount of the bid.
work
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved to
the town.
TsEALI W. GREEN, Mayor
Attest-CHARLEs e TAYLOR. Town Clerk
w. r. & A. b: Wood Engineers, Tacoma. Wash.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
vnf ,tx.r
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FOR RExr-H0UsEs.

TOR RENT-lI-RooM HOUSE: CORNER OF
X Fifth AMI ienora: modern improvements;
rent reasonable
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ up TO noon. Friday. the S0th day of september.
1892 for lighting the public streets Of the city of
Seattle for six months from date of contract. Bids
viii specify the kind, candle power and price of
each light per month the hours during which the
same will be furnished In different of the
year. whether the arc lights will be placed at
ners the center of intersectons OF alternate
streets bidding on each plan) whether for all Or
only part of the streets lighted, and IL for less
than ALL what district of the city, The city to
have the right to increase the number Of arcs to
$50 and incandescents to 1000 during the term
Direct bids to secretary board of public works
with Endorsement thereon, "Bids for Street Light
ing"
fhe right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
By order OF the boari Of public works.
q. HElFNER, Secretary
First publication September 90 1892.
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Los r.

I oHT-ENGIisH SETTER PVP: MONTHS
. ot; black ami tan ami white. with many ffTr
uAFks Address III. shsfrtes. Sli Burke block
| o~E-WEnNEsnAN AFTERNOON PROM
a. NJ } tsiilgan's truck. between No 1900 NaS
Ter avenue Aad sixth ana James streets -,
leather Nsii>e containing ladies' wearing Apun,s,.
MA Nec John Mckay >Rohofush-" Finder vii
bs TuR sFd-d hy leaving same a. &. Abyahams So
sfa~er so> SECOND street. 'A'9
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U.4STED-BOARD.

WANTEp-BOAR AND ROOM IN PRT-
w waite family for gent smau and wife. refer
ences Address Private care Post INTEL gencer.
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tEANTkfa-SAA kSNE< uS SALARY Or
w cam mission So hsnsta the new pA.ea{ Cherit.
tns erassuS iseaci ms greatest seIlsas rosciiv
ever prOtucsz.s SFAzes suS shcTnaxatx IA ave
sssiss abrasion AT gsAssgs 30 Ia aoJ IcF
psssat oHr s%sAk sales Sulttsntzs - &r@1 III ~ x
ssky<. AnssAef sSs IS two tsssgs- ~aaI %
ersufte general aEsaf Eof caeA state ard sFrstcyF
For terms SHa particulars saifess ssx ASasoc
k1sAsT Nj, Co., " 81. La crosse, MA
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WANTED-PARTNER WITH $500 IN 4
w hrst-class manufacturing business. no one
else I'm same business on the Coast clear 81 81
"a month each from the start. Cali at RoXwell
buildins. room 10. after q
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN THE CITY:
" Uncle Harris Loan Once 2OS Washingson
street ilhsr.l advances On diamonds. watches AaA
jewelry, lowest rates-
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WANTED-RElL ESTATE.

WASTED-A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT
w well located, Yesier or Madison street car
line preferred, In exchange for $500 to 81 900 In
cash and 20 head OF fine broke horses, 3 To 8
years old; weigh from 100 10 1850 pounds;
price horses $500. Morgan's Exchange, 2Os
New YORK block
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L,0R 6ALE-A BRAND NEW HOUSE,
Il finest view in Queen Anne: lots LOOK 1885, all
modern improvements; foundation ut,tie- whole
house. half cash, balance in or years ~ per
cent; any wanting hrst-class home will
fni this worth inquiriag into. Address r o. Box
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
\ s.oux ta,,> >,rc.l Mu,,ulc.

Ar Sioux Falls, the city government
has got into Il wrangie o.e. its Street
Commissioner, aud as =: consequence
there are TWO gangs OF men each claim
ing TO he employed 10y TIL" city, with Il
Commissioners at the head of each. Tie
trouble is the ouigrowtl ~. tl:c passage
of tho incorporation ;,rt w the l-esiS-
lature of l>9u. Under the Wiiley al
ministration Joseph sampson was APP
pointed Street commissioner When
the ac: was passed it terminated all
Offices anG ordered IL new election.
The Street Commissioner appointed by
the Mayor has held over because his
successor could not be confirmed. for
this reason he claims To be Street Com
missioner until his successor qualities.
The council passed u resolution dis
charging Sampson. but he paws no at
tention and continues hammcrng high
nails and correcting sidewalks. The
Mayor announces he will sign no Samp.
son warrants. lEaSmnch as Sampson
has u number ct .ouncilmen at his
back. the fight promises 10 be an inter-
GStiug one.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25

IL is essentially peace. Consul Bailan.
tine has taken great interest in tho
study OF various religious crccds Of the
dark peninsula lnd. learning OF the re-
iigl0uS congress to gather at Chicago
next year. he has been struck with the
brilliant idea of having the fifty odd
different religious sccts of India repre-
sented In the gathering. The majority
oil churches. he says, are too poor to
;.ii0rd the expense of sending represent
atlveS to this country. and as those who
nave the most peculiar form of worship
would be compelled to stay at home on
tins account. he urgently recommends
That u naval vessel be sent to bombay
Tor the purpose of bringing she dark
skinned brethren Representing. tn. fire.
worshippcrs, Mohlmmcdans, hi docs,
Sikhs and several other crecds of this
country. The request is now under
Sdviscmcnt by the Secretary of the
Navy. II will probably not be granted
unless vessel should happen to be on
that coas: during the coming spring
III every demand made by consuls toy
naval vessels for service in connection
with the Worlds Fair were granted.
the naval review would have to be
abandoned for want OF IL feet
R.ApING. Pa, special AN engine
drawing train of empty coal ears on
the Philadelphia and Reading Road
blew up near Schuyikill llavea. killing
hve men. tearing up the tracks dis
mantIing the locomotive, hurlins tho
machinery several squares and scatter
Ing destruction all around. \ largo
crowd gathered from the surrounding
country and got together the remains
of the rallDadcrS, whose bodies were
fearfully disiigmrcd. An extra engineer
fireman aud injured brakeman had
brought down the train aud wefe rid
ing back in the cab with the regular
crew. he explosion came without
amy warning whatever
homestead special: 1t is rumorcd
that G compromise between the strikers
and the CarnesieS is on the taps and
that the old men will be taken back.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
THE WORLD A STAGE
VARIOUS ROLES OF MANY
PEOPLE.
STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
THE GREAT STRIKE AT HOME
STEAD is OVER.
Nearly $4,000, 900 los, in Wages During
tho Fight and Iw co that sum hy the
Comp .ny-- Th,riy-iive Deaths directly
ana Indirectly as =. Result.



HoMEsrEAr, Pa, special: Thegrcat
strike at Carncgie's Homestead Steel
Works is declared Off. After IL five
months struggle, which for bitterness
was probably never equalled in tins
country, the army OF strikers finally
decided to give up the fight. The action
was taken al IL meeting OF the lodges of
the Amalgamaled association at Home.
stead, the vote standing .Ol in favor of
declaring the strike of aud ~ against
1T. The o.acials addressed the mcm-
bcrs and in pain words told them that
the strike WAS lost, and advised them
to take steps to better their condition.
Their remarks We're met with consider
able opposition. but when vote was
lakcn IL showed II ma. GRITTY of 10 in
1aVor OF declaring the strike oil.
Those who cannot get back are in
u bad liz. as the relief funds will
eo stopped and many hundreds of
them have nothing to live on. The
people In Homestead, especially the
business men, are highly clated over
the declaration to call the strike oil.
for If IL continue. much longer it would
have ru ned the town. The strike at
one time involved nearly 10000 men
and the loss in wages will reach, it, is
said, in the ncghborhood OF -, 2,O00,-
900 Then there is an immense loss TO
the firm which cannot bc estimated,
hut which conservative people put at
least double the amount lost by the
men in wages To this can be added
nearly II half million OF dollars paid to
state troops an the costs to the county
of Allegheny for the riot, treason and
other casseS growing out of the strike.
Az least thi,ty-live d Il hs were directly
OF indirectly caused by the strike.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
WHEN A DOG May BITE.
They Have "a Eisht to Defend Them
srlyrS .Ay;, ilst l.;ltl Men.

They Have u Eishl to Defend Thcn-
selves Aga n>t i:ad Men.
NEw YuEN Special: Henry Schlicht-
ner, ~ s:loomkrcpcr of llavemeycr and
North Seventh Streets, brooklyn, was
u detcudan, in the Ice Avenue Police
Court james I,oran. u NEXT door
neighbor, cha, gcd >chlichtner with
keepin. IL vicious dog. and exhibited
wounds on his right arm. which he de-
clarcd to Justice Patterson were in
liictcd by the dog. oran declared
that white he was getting u drink IN
the saloon the dog went from behind
the counter and hit him. Defendant
said lDuran playncd the bloodho md,
which was chained behind the counter,
and when l.oran struck it ON its nose
twice tho dog fastened its teeth in l'o-
rams arm until caused To de>lst bv its
master. Judge Patterson said dogs
had some rights which human beings
should respect An animal shonld not
be struck without inslilicati"n. Tho
ease was aismssei aud Scilictner dis
charged.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
in THE EASE.

SEA Island City, y. H.. special:
During The absence of .hc family OF
Capt. H. nh Wheaton, Il wealthy ship
owner OF lnckanoo a thief entered the
house and stole So:,,O0o No clue
Mem IniK special Rev II. Dewitt
Talmasc was mystei ionsly absent from
his Brooklyn pulpit Sunday. IL is ru-
morcu that his wife became insane i'm
New Haven. Tncy were thcr. and Il
late Telegram SAID they had returned 10
New York. but II cali at the house clic-
tied the information from the house
keeper that ,ney had not returned and
she did not know where they were.
CAMpEN. Me-, special The business
portion of this city was visited by n
: half million dollar fire and that portion
of the town is now in ashes. Aid
was summoned from Eockport and
ROckland. but arrived too late to be of
such use, and to make matters worse
{. S.in-'ing snow and hail storm set in.
The lire swept boz h sides OF Main Street
and Il territory OF about four acres.
Thiriy-livc buildings were consumed
and eighty business firms lost every
thing. lmlIy twcEty-siN families are
rendered homeless. The loss is about
two-thirds covered by insurance.
NEW Y"EK special: Among the pas
sengcrS who landed from the steamer
la Boursogne from ilavre was q man
in fashionable attire, whose upright
bcarir = attracted the attention of the
customs inspectors. He was taken
into the examination room, and. de-
spite his indignant protests. was obliged
tn remove his clothing Then it was
found that lie wore about his body
something that was IL cross between ~
woman'S corset and Il life preservcr.
In it were pockets containing sixty
eight gold watches His name is Louis
Marble and he is IL resident OF Portland.
Oregon where. it is believed, he keeps
jcwelry store. The watches found
on him are valued at $4,000. The
prisoner was held for examination in
default of $500.
WAsnuNGroN special: The latest dc.
mand fo- the service of United States
war vessels comes from Consul BalIan.
tine at Bombay. India. lie tells the
State Department that u man of-war is
imperativcly needed in that port hut
it is not war that prompts the request.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
l:arnun.. CIRCUS Muldlc.

EwipGEroEr, Conn, special: The
difficulties which arose during the last
session between James a. Bailey and
The heads ol the departments OF the
..grcatcst show on earth are nothing
compared to the feeling which has
arisen, it is said, between MIR. Bailey
and the heirs of y. u. l;arnum. Such
is the condition of affairs that from
present appearance we'll informed pcQ-
pie say that Bailey will either purcha>e e
The intcrcs, of the i.arn,lm estate or
the heirs of the latter will buy out Mr.
Bailey. or i; NAV he that Il third party
will purchase the interest of one or the
other or both. Hu. it is quite certain
that the l;arnum N l;nilcy Show will
no longer be known as such. III Will
be either the Earnum Show or the
Bailey Show.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
TIE SOUTHERN .Om.mARv.

| GLASGOW. NY. special: II. c. Barrs
and Celia Barris were married near
here last week. They were also mar
ricd thirly-onc years ago, but then tho
lady's name was Celia tiillock just
! after the first marriage l.arris enlisted
IN the Confederate army aud was cap
! turnd and taken to Louisville. where.
attempting To escape. he killed IL guard.
| lie was not heard from ;literward and
everyone believed him dead except tho
vile. who always insisted Ie would
come back After his escape, fearful
OF his arrest by the military authori.
| ties. harris did not return near his
old home until last week, when he sud.
denly turned up. IT Is supposed that
his wife heard from him secretly trough
the intervening years. The return
| from the dead is to be celebrated in
few days by grand family reunion.
CnArrA>o.n;A, lem. special: Near
| KnEcklcsvillc, Ala. two children of II.
ia. Ashmore. IL carpenter, were killed
by Il ia1tlesnakc. While at play in tho
| woods they overturned an old log, un.
der which was the snake. which bit
| the :i-year-old girl. Her brother. two
years older, came to her help, but re-
ceived two bites The children were
taken home and domestic remedies ap.
pl ed. nut the little ones died in horri.
Bile agony
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, special: The
Crde. of Railway Te!egraphcrs an.
nounccs that unless the Queen and
Crescent and East Tennessee and
! Georgia Railways comply with it's de.
mands for an increase in wages egual
to - Il month for each man, the entire
number of l.soO operators employed by
these roads will walk out, and u gen.
erai strike will bc declared.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas special: Eight
cen thousand pounds OF dynamite and
other explosives have been received for
| The government rainmaking cXperi-
nlent two miles east of the city. and
tests will be made in u day or two.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
Blew open 3, Safe.

Ar Scotland the safe of Mr.. .Jasmann,
butcher and stock buycr, was burglar.
lied. The burglars were no green
hands at tho business, as they drilled
into the safe and opened it at the first
attempt Reports conflict as to the
amount of money and valuablcs taken
Mr.. .lasmann being i'll Sioux Fails ~
The time. 1t is certain, however, that
at least $40 in cash was taken. No
trace of the burlars has yet been found.
They also entered the store of MIR
.Danda, but found the clerk sleeping
near The safe and left for other places
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
Ghost i,awk ur,,.r Case,

DErrrY UNITED STATES MAEsnA1.s
CHhis MArIiIEsoS AND FRANK FAY
haye gone to Pine Ridge and Rose bud
Agencies to secure ten witnesses for the
Ghost Hawk murder case at Sioux Falls.
Hawk is IL Eosebud Indian. who one
day last spring twisted the arm of his
wife SO that it was broken and refused
TO permit o physician to treat her. In
Consequences modification set in and
the poor woman died in horrible agony.
One of tho witnesses is the ancient wife
OF Spotted Tail. whose death occurred
so tragicallY sGNcra. Yenrs ago.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-11-25
I;..sub,n s>ion - the Thing.

Now THAT the election excitement
has about died out the people of south
Dakota are become Interested in the
rcsnbmission question Owing to the
fact that little was said regarding this
question during the campaign just
closed il might be inferred that resub.
mission WAS II dead issue, but such is
far indeed from the ease. Parties who
fa. or rcsubmission claim that good
majority in the legislation has been sc.
cured for it. the work being done ut the
primaries,