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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
The Finest COT.es.

Bell. Conrads & Co. fancy old govern
ment Java and Mocha, Banner Combine
ton Aukoris; McLsughlin's Ambrose.
Golden Roast XXXX package; Dwinel
Haywood & Co., White House Java and
Mocha, Java Com bination, Excelsior Java
and Mocha; Franklin McVeagh & Co. ,
genuine Arabian Mocha, Java, broken
Java; Chase s. Sanborn, Java and Mocha
Arbuckle's package; Lion package; Sher-
mon Bros. Merieue coffee.
The above brands of coffee are to be
found at w. A. Ehleb's. No. 305 Twen-
tieth street
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
ON FIRST AVENUE.
NO Desire to Cripple Rock Islands
Railroad Facilities.
On the Contrary an Aim to Improve
the Advantages and OppOrtuni-
ties OF All Lines Enter.
ing the City.

From interviews with various First
avenue property holders and, also repre-
sentative members Of the Rock Island
citizens Improvement association, it is
lie armed that there is no manifest desire
to cripple or curtail the railroad facilities
OF Rock Island as stated by Superin-
tendent Sudlow, of the R. 1. IL P in his
interview in THE ARGUS Saturday. but
rather an aim to improve and extend our
| commercial advantages. to promote the
facilities of all our roads in a manner
that will afford equal rights and advan-
tsges to all. and access fair to all to the
large manufacturing industries in the
,, lower part of the city.
The city council. as THE ARGUS is in
formed, is likewise favorable to this plan
.nd the manic:pa. body is also desirious
of encouraging the terminal ground pro-
Ject in the lower part of the city, which
will meet the requirements of all the
roads now here, as to switching and at
that are seeking entrance, offering as such
a scheme does. the best possible sdvan-
tages as to switching, and storing of
cars
The council has endorsed the idea of
clearing First avenue of the cattle and
freight cars for the puspose of making
room for the main tracks to be put down
parallel 10 the r. /. s. P. main track, to
be used in common for all railroads now
| here. and furthermore those that are
seeking TO enter the city. Il do not be-
lieve, said one property holder, 1.-THE
city council has any idea of depressing
any railroad, any more than they would
seek 20 give one road advantages that
could be extended to no other road on
First avenue and to the manufacturing To-
ca tiles IN the lower end, but as l take it, it
il The belief of the council that all railroads
should have common privileges of access
in reaching the proposed terminal
grounds. / am informed that First ave
nue.. in front of blocks 3, and 5. is com
pletely covered with tracks for the stor-
age { f freight and cattle cars. and this
Without iaWlui autuoIIty' W I'll eAteut
that 10 other railroad could gain access
to the city through that locality. 1t is
considered, therefore. that if improve
ments are made that will clear First ave-
nue. of the storage OF cars and First ave-
nue. improved. the streets TO the river.
reopened as provided for by law. that
the value Of the property will be increased
to an extent that can be based on the
same basis then that on First avenue,
which will also give the city more pre-
sentable appearance to river traffic in
and abb out the lower part of the city which
will be improved and largely built up by
such terminal facilities"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
Reduction
Sale.
In our wssh goods department.

In our WISH goods department.
Bedford cords all coors, cost exc, have sold
all season at SC. We place balance of the stock
on our counters Monday morning at4a1c ward
take your choice. remember only ss4c.
All of our cotton cheverous were 10 and l2Ikc
on Monday they all go at sc
One lot splendid va'ue imitation wash silks for
summer waists down TO lee, India orgaudies, fig
ures, stripes and flowers, light grounds 2S inches
wide, down to SIC.
White India linons sell this week at 4Jsc other
extra values in India linons at 6, Z, $. 1Oc and
mp. which will be much appre ciated by intending
buyers.
White imported Dinity in checks and e,ri, es
from fnest TO medium qualities especially adapt
ed for la les waists and childrens suits for hot
weather wear.
Hot weather clearance sale, prices to
lots. prices to move goods that in shor
low prices. down prices. interesting prices
of summer goods.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
Subscribe for Stock

In the Second series of the
Home Building and Loan Assoc
citation, of Rock Island.
A safer and better investment
than Government Bonds, be-
cause the loans are made only
upon established values and it
paws more than three times as
much interest besides the
amount invested and the profits
can be Withdrawn at any time.
Money loaned at lowest rates.
R. A. DONALDSON. Secretary.
OFFICE. Rooms 3. L. s and 6 Masonic TemLIe,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
River Ripiets.

The Bart E. Linehan. Mary Morton.
Lone Star. Pilot and Venie Swain came
down and the ]. G. Chapman. Dolphin
Lone Star. Pilot and Venle Swair,
passed up.
The stage of water at Rock Island
bridge at noon today was 5.75, and the
temperature was 90.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
Gently vet promptly on the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
Ceptable to the. stomach, prompt in
lis action and truly beneficial in its
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
manvexcellentqualities commendit
70 all and have made it the most
nopular remedy known.
syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c
hotties by all leading druggists.
ANY reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for any one who wishes
10 try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, ky. NEW YORK. N. z
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
fridays nxall Game.

The mines of Rock Island and Moline
business men which meet again at Twin
City ball park Friday afternoon, when
Rock Island will seek revenge for the de-
feat it suffered on the previous OCCASION
will be composed as follows:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
Attention Sir Knights,

Special conclave of Evert's Commandery
No 10. Z. P. Thursday evening. July
30 at O'Clock sharp; work on the K T.
degree; also business of great importance
as all arrangements for the tri-ennisl COD.
clave must be made thst-night 1t will
be the last meeting before going to Dem
yer. By order
J. F. ROBINSON, E. c.
r. C. WILLKRToN, Recorder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26

Joseph RUBY. of Colum bia. Pa suffer-
ed from birth with scrofula humor, till he
was perfectly cured by Hoods Sarsa-
psrilla.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
The Ladies.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative Syrup of Figs. under all
conditions. makes it their favorite remedy
To get the true and genuine article, look
for the name of the California Fig Syrup
Co , printed near the bottom of the pack
age.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
For Rent

For Rent.
An 11,room house on Third avenue,
be,veeu Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
INQUIRE of E. e. Psrmenter, Mitchell q
Lynde's block. io-u
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26

A handsome complexion Is one Of the
greatest charms woman can possess
PoZZoni Complexion powder gives it,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-26
AGENTS.

We now have some fir, t-class bargains in real
estate which will net all the way from t. l. pei
the investment IL Wi. be to the interest
OF pa ties who have their money placed at u less
rate of interest cali and examine the bargains
Room d. Mitchell & Lynde building, ground
floor, in rear of Mitchell & ynoe bank.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-22

r%esenten, ,ueaen ibrer @erfe iiter &uB,
Lamb uno BRA ii(ien gum gbrenmitalleoe
Der Mtaoemie ernauut. Die Yrinieiiin
1T oeren critics weibli9es Witslieo.
&eisba9. 80. @op. - Sie ~ Sabre
alte ytdberiu Maria 0uber, e,u b1anes
Waao4en uno be e,irise Stise !brer
Gltern, ,uoute uorisen Douner flag nat
St6bren sebeu. Sbre i4were Ndbmas
it.ue untsrm Urn, lrat ie bel 9tebel
irlb 6 ubr ,bren Berufs9an9 Gu uao
bate bet oer Brudmlble einen Steg
uber bic Gils ~ paliiren. Iui oemiel'
ben rutldte ba3 Wdpden aus, ltiirSte
in ben Glub uao wuroe Don ibrer l@lue'
rem Maldlue in bic Giefe se5osen. Das
@erduld her nabeu Dtible uno bes
8aileriales lieBen Qilierufe oes Mab'
9ens nibt u%ernebmeu. @ini9e Stunoen
ipdter ,uuroe pom Obermuuer iyre
Ae,@e am Isden auiseiunoeu.
Man@en. 70. Nop.-8eute ianb bic
mersanati|6e Y%ermdDluus bes Qer5oss
9ubn,s in BaYern nit SRI. Nntonte
Bartb, ,pel3er Don, Yrin5< HeasEten
Der Shame pou 8artolf oerliebeu uurce.
itatt. syted oenielben Sag uerreiiten
bic Weupermdblten iber &ufiiein gu uOrs
auslidtli@ lduserem Mu!sntbalt nah
Stalien.
2uouigsbafen. 80. 9foo. - Sic Ja'
mile oes Jabr'tarbsiters 9auielmunu
lit nab Dem @enuB zines StudGen
6lsildes unter Nn5eiden Der 8ersiftuns
ertlantt; apei &erlonen i~tarbeu. Die
iibriaen 5amiliensli,ocr 1iub sertt;et.
@urttembers.
Stuttgart, 20. Nop. - 9ta9 amtlid,
ie1tseiteltem @ablersebniB itimmten
bel Der eeltrisen Oberblrsermellterwabl
BON ll,2Sl Wahlberedtleten 9.454 ab.
.Oberl teuerrath Rdmeliu erbielt 5,4lO,
DR.. sos 403l Stimmen. Ser1plittert
mareu -. &iuelin 1T alio seudb!t.
ulm a.. $3.50. Nou.-Bou Der Straf=
TANNER murbe Der @ailirer Shwar5,
BON ber 8anf fir 9anoel uno @emerbe
in Blaubeuren, tuesen Der unteribla=
suns bon $4,000 Mtarf, urtunoen
fdll@uns uno Betrug gu 81 Sahreu
Su9tbaus uno 1900 Mtarf 9eloItraie
perurtbeilt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-22
Yu4e aus ocH Sebcu Scr &aiIcrin
GEgcNic.

Sic Observation-Disclosures Der ebemo[;qen
ealanten Game Wontijo per ities iib
oft big our &ad9ier unb erbittertiten
Gerfolgunssi udt. S}eoe Meinunasbii;
feren5 fdon gait ibr dig cine 8eleibis=
,us, bic iGmer 9ebiiBt ,ueroen muBte.
IQe ebrliten &atbseber, bic tlbn bic
@abrbeit 5u fa9en ,ua9ten, muroen Der,
bannt; es blieben nur Sdmei9lsr uno
&uppen, bic III 9ema:a erlterben. 9as
9ing BEL 9ofe 10 uno err tredte ii9 au9
auf Die Bplitit. Nls einmal in @pnlz
pi6sne cine @baraoe aufsefIbrt ,uuroe,
in Der Der 9ialo9 l4llebli9 seraoe5u
fre9 puroe, l,eB ii4 elm iehr ueroienter
b6berer OifiSier elm @ort oer MfiBb,(z
lisuns euti&llpien. Sic &aiierin orebte
iit UNI uno REF ibm errest nit einem
ber Safe e%ntlebnten Nusorud 81, iie
pfeife auf feline Nnli@t. Ser Oifi5ier lit
unter Dem &aiierrei9 nm feinen Sdrttt
uortudrts setommen, erit inter Der &e>
publit bot Ct bic peroieuteu @bren &c:
erntet: es mar Der @eueral 9epnl. Gin
rai9es Bort muBte au9 ber &oli5ei=
prdfett 8oiteQe biBen. @ei es 2aune,
lei es Slrloree senus, bic 9o'ierin
beiibti8te unter ieiner Gubrun9 eiumal
elm N1pl fir pertommene Meiber uno
foitete oas Mitta9smabl bort. 8erluun>
bert iraste 'fie, tparum oenn ben ST.
ia1ien fem 0eliert aufafti1ht 1uiir0e.
8oitele eruiberte: .Majeltdt, tueun
tuir III oielem Iipl 2edereien uertbe'len.
,paS iuuen benin bic c%nltduoi9en Grauen
befou,meu?" Gags barauf >par BET
idlagier!i9e 8rdfett ieines Mmtcs entz
iebt uno als @enator %talt9eNeut. Nob
cine brittle Nnefoote er6dblte etE eng,
lanber. @dhrcno bes Nbenteuer5 tn
Wierifo, oe::: Der bobberil3e &ailer
Mog.miliau gum Opier fiel, mar Der
gbef Der Gebeimpoll5ei, @Druoir. be-
auftragt, Dem Safer Napolson 1dsl,6
acknowledgement Beridt lber Die
Stlmmuu9 in Baris gu erltatten. Ws
CT zines Cages wieoer leiues Nuftra9es
i'm &abiuette Napoleon's iid enleoiste,
iraete i'm Der Safer: vNun, mas
last oo5 Solf gu oieien Be9ebenz
beiten?" 9Drpoir 5o9erte erit nit Der
Mnt,port; auf wieoerboltes 9ran'
gen ermioerte er: rMtajetat,
man bel6uloist bic @panierin,
5dulo an benz urbeil gu iein!" &aum
bait: er seenbet, als bic &ailerin ,pie
cine Gurie ins 3imnter itur5te: r@asen
sic bas nod elnmal, usnn Sic e8 lua<
gen." - r@ewib," %ent9e8uete Der Be-
ante, I'D bin bier, UNI bic 8abr1eit gu
iasen; oas DOlt belduloist jebt bic
@panierin, mic es uuter 2uomi9 XVI.
bic Deterreider,n a%ntlaste." ToQ
@utb rief @usenie: rS4 bin Granjo'
fin 9elporben, aber me,uen Teinoen MIL
i9 5e,sen, oaB i4 au9 nod @panierlu
fem fann." uuo 9pruoiE muroe III ss
&rooinj uerleBt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-22

Ser 6tattbalter BON Nie>
berzO eiterreib bat an oen @eBuliens
Nusjhub Der @iener Siidler einen @r'
laB eeridtet, tuorin Ct oarauf aufmerl'
fam madt, baB BON ben in Bien uerz
itorbenen Tiidlersebllien "a &rucent
tuberculos ,paren. Der @tattbalter
oronet cine nuterlu1uu9 oariiber an
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-22
gaamsen oDnc Samcmbilouns.

Goweit big iebt betannt, br.n9en bic
fultipirten Bauanen uie Samen De:por,
MUIR bic Acknowledgement lieiern iolden,
bod bic baraus se5idteten Baume uer'
lieren bic @i9enldait ieDr balo.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-22
3 + urin9 n.

&oburs, ~. @ou. - 9ier lit Der be-
fannie 9beatermaler, 8rofelor @ott>
barb 8ridner, orr fat oQe er6Beren
Tbeater 9euti@lanbs. au@ bic Baps
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-22
50 E t falen n.

l1nna, 20. Nop.-8ei einem eroBen
8ranb, tuel9er am 10. b. 3D., Nabmlt>
tags UNI 4 ubr, in ser @d)euue bcs
@irtbs 8.lbelm sos auSbra9 uno ii1
au@ benz 9auie mittbeilte, itiir5te bas
Dad in fi9 5uiammen uno fiel our9 bic
@ede oes sroBen @qales, tuorauf ii@
mebrere Wenfden befanoeu. ,3mi19en
@ohnbaus uuo @4eune beg @rrtbs
&uB befano ii9 Der Saalbau, oer 5u
srDBeren Teitli4teiten benubt ,uuroe.
9as :Jener %uerbreitete jid bon Der
S4eune aus auf ben NIT 9eu sefii1ten
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-12-22

Min9en. 20. Noo. Sn oer seltri9en
G%eltisung Der Ntaoemie 1T bic 8rins
5eliin Gbereie, bic S@weiter bes 8rin5'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-31

board of the city had determined upon course
OF action. The reques. was refueed on account
OF the suits pending in the courts
Superintendent. Kline. OF the Ike Shore road,
appeared before the board and requested that
the city repank Yesler avenue west OF West
street. The matter was referred % the corpora
ton counsel for an opinion as 20 rae cty's right
and obligations on the ground III question.
The report Of the street mgni-sioner on the
bids for supplies in his department. was read
and the contracts awarded ga recommended
They were az follows: Harness rapairs. Seattle
Harness Company; hay. feed, osss, etc, Lilly.
Bogardus & Co: luncer. Frenlo,.s MILL West
ern mill and Taylor mill. accoaiing 70 place
where wanted.
communication from John Parkinson was
referred to the street commissioner. j. stated
that Seneca from Pos: TO West stsset was in n
dangerous condition, owing TO br:keu plauks
also that broken sewer was efnrEsing into the
street. creating Il stencil. and bat she street was
made nearly impossible because i was used a.
a dumping ground.
The draft of an ordinance authorizing the
board of public works 70 macadAmiZe streets
read, but the board dec inei ~ recommend
its passage because 1t did not Iaeetits views IS
to the number of men-twent y-vEho could be
employed, the rate of wages ehe* were 10 be
paid and as to the short length OF time during
which the work might be prosecuted, three
months.
Secretary Whitney, of the seho7,l board, ap-
pc red and requested that sidewalk be built
from Broadway to the new Pasihc school,
which would be ready to open abEnt February
/. The request was iavorably recommended to
tle city council.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-31
THE EIOTTER.
uPERIoR CoURr-lcHrENBERo,

SUPERIOR coURr-LlcHrESBERo.J J..
fnla Sims vs.. William Frank sims-Decres OF
divorce granted plaintiff.
keneCca GRAF VS. Julius e Grasf-Decree of d.
vofce granted plaintiff.
Maggie Pepper ". Warren Pepper-Decree OF
divorce granted plaintiff
iaGrrea Nelson va Jacob Nelson-Decrea OF di-
voFce granted plaintiff
hannah Hopkins W. Rinesr Hopklns-Decree
o. aivoIoe granted plaintiff
sUYEREoR CoURr-osBoRs.J
Palmer & Rey vs.. 4. T. Ambrose CT ai--Order
o. default al defendants, j. l. Russell end
tbaFes ;. CiarS: signed.
City Of seattle vs. Oscar Batt-Dismissed upon
plaintiffs motion.
George ". paw VS.. J. h. Niles Continued by
sgfeeueut 10 January 4.
PROBATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j.
Estate ot Arthur STANDARDIZATION for letters
OF Administrations; decree appointing George
". balte0e administrator, with bond of ST. 40
Estate OF : mon characterization for letters
q administration. decree appointing Thomas
tesgroye admin istrator. with bond OF 500.
h-tais az Charles K. Naturalization for
letters Of al nlaisirstion: order of continuance
:" t4day, January
ksiaie 81 Mary +. hompson-Pettion for
booaie OF viii; order oil continuance.
Estate @! A0Tam Faster-petItiou for disirhu-
Asl' order 81 continuance TO Friday, Jauualy6
h'tAte % Joseph Characterization tor
eoateyanoe q; real estate. ORDER for conveyance.
Estate OF Charles W. wton--Settlemsnt OF
sa.4 account. u:.tr " continuance.
k>taIe ~ Andrew Johnson - settlements of
nnat account; order appointing ). Anderson
elar3ta0 al 4lsn :oT minor hens ana agent Tor
u4-rsslccot di~trlnGtees
estate o' Louis N. >,ac--s Settlement OF fnal
January
Kate of john II. Standardization .or order
O. ss.e al Fesi estate, order d. safe Of real es.
t,S10 ~
Estate o! Charles 4 Rehabilitation for dis.
Sl1Itobs decree o. distribution
Estate Ok Christian tcgse-s 'a--sett.eaeut Of
nnS. sccouai, order continuing appointment OF
"h.iaa AsrIIa as guardian al I}ltra. lie .res
ssisinS account and Tor payment OF ha.suCe on
ESLt ~ tle minor children.
ks;a;e Q! George Esar-S settlement ~ final
eo0vt: order appointing Z " frsvA!in
guardian 81 Utsm Tor george Oscar Fssr
ae' he.r @. deceased, ami hearing continued
" !auuaFy -
Guardianship o. Elizabeth A. JacGSoq-Peti.
Aea icT appointment of guardian. order OF cor
anlSEcs 10 Friday. January O.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-31
SUES FOR HIS SHARE.
A Mining Man Wants S250,O00
for a Broken Contract.
JUDGE BOND THE DEFENDANT.
Kootenai Mines the Bone of Content on
Terrace Street Slide Causes
Damage Suit.

Hiram @. Bond, the well.known capitalist OF
this city. was sued yesterday in the United
states court FOR over $50 00o0 for alleged breach
OF contract. The suit was brought by S s. Bay
!ey. resident OF Oregon. He alleges that on
January Is, 1892 he entered into q written agree
men. with Bond, by which the latter authorized
him 10 procure .or him tBond) bond or agree
ment for the conveyance OF certain mining
Gains in the West Kootenai district, in British
Columbia, which belonged TO William NJ Hen
messy, John l. Seston, Frank W. Flint aud John
NJ acGuisan The price to be paid was not to
exceed $4,000, and Bond was TO pay $4,000 in
cash upon the making of the bond.
Bayley claims that when the deed to the prop-
srty was Tnsde 10 Bond the latter was to convey
to him one-fourth interest In 1t for his serv-
ices in negotiating the sale Bayley made q trip
20 81 Paul, saw the owners of the property and
had them make an agreement TO convey the
property Upon his return to Seattle with tho
agreement he says Bond refused to accept It
and TO pay the $4,000. In consequence the deal
was stopped. Bayley claims that the property is
worth 81 COCO and that he has been damaged
to the amount of $4,000 by bones failure to
live up TO his agreement He further claims
that Bond agreed to pay one-half OF his travel
Ink expenses in working Up the sale aud ask Is
$3.50 on this account
William NJ. Hcnnessy, John I. seatou, Frank
w. Flint and John NJ. McGuigan, the owners of
the mining claims, also brought suit against
Bond to recover $4,000 for his failure to pay
them that amount upon their making an agree
ment 10 convey him the property.
The defendants claim that the suit is brought
70 recover a contract, the conditions OF
which had never been filed.
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navigation cannot be raised by an individual,
oat can only be raised by the general govern
ment; 1t also declares that the establishment of
the harbor line, a. proposed by the harbor line
commission, is not cloud on the title of the
plaintiff, ii he has any title by virtue of i'm
proyements made by him
III settles the fact that the question As to
compensation for private property included
within the harbor strip is not question which
could be raised by the proceedings In this case
IL VIII require further legislation to provide the
manner OF settlement for improvements made
prior so the passage OF the harbor line act. The
policy OF the state has always been, and think
VIII continue to be, to deal literally with parties
making Improvements on the public or state
domain The decision by Implication estab-
ushes the contention OF the commission that
the upland owner has no other or greater right
Oh access to navigable water than the public in
general, thus virtually disposiug OF the riparian
or iittoral rights claimed By the plaintiff
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-31
UNKNOWN BODY IDENTIFIED.
1t Was John Murphy, Steamboat
Waiter-Death Due to Drink.


Waiter-Death Due to Drink.
The body found Gu tho beach at Three Tree
point Thursday by d. W. Cohee aud Albert Fill
more was brought to the city yesteeday alter
noon and identified at Ronney e. Stewards
morgue as that OF John Murphy, asteamboat
waiter, who has been missing for seveTal weeks.
The face had been eaten away IL crabs, so
that the only means OF recognition was the
clothing. The clothes were cheap ans new. bu:
the pockets contained nothing. Ia fact the
only thing Coroner Horton saved wigs a gold
plated collar button. Robert Gillies. wharfin-
ger, and the steward of the Flyer, casne TO the
nlorgue and. on examining the clotEes ana q
small piece of tattooing the middle finger of
tde left hand, said positively that il was John
Murphy, formerly waiter on the Flyer aud
Bailey Gatzert.
The last that was seen OF him was il, Tacoma
some time ago, when, in company wits a friend,
he went on q spree. short time ate: the body
OF his friend was found on the beach at old
Tacoma. The fact that the remains Il Murphy
were found on the south side OF the poeut almost
preciudes the possb ility that there can be a
mistake in tho direction from whence they
came. Murphy lost his place on the Flyer be-.
cause OF drink, and on being paid off rurchased
a new suit of clothes in this city and then went
to Tacoma where he disappeared. ae was
single man AMI, so far rs known, has NJ relatives
in this section. He had lived about TIE Sound
for several years, but none of his acqusain,ances
seem 10 know his native state. 1he remains
will be buried by subscription raised among the
steamboat men.
Coroner Horton made a close examination Of
the head and neck for evidences of FOUL play
but came to the conclusion that ithe rzutilaton
of the fsh was due to Puget sound cabs. No
inques, will be held.