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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-15
1NFokMAiioS FOR ELECTORS.
Location of Polling Places Road Over,
seers' Election iu December

Owing 10 the coming election County Auaitor
fwiehett Is besieeed with letters cf INQUIRY CON
corning doubtful questions The following cir
cnlars issued by him III answer to such INQUIRIES
explain theaseves:
Owing TO the many changes made dnri,s ,bs
past two years III iee boundaries Of ,he s,S.rsI
cierttna precincts 81 Ming county / desire =,
ascertain the proper location al the uo,lin,
place IN such precincts under the present con-
Gitions.
VIII you therefore kindly sdvIso me what :,
yaus oplnton, would ov the proper place Tor ihe
holding of the election IN wear pree net snd In
whom ear Apply for she Use OF the premises on
election day.
He has also sent out the following:
rsuy Sc; ] have been asked on numerous CO.
ea>ions 10 " ben the election for road over
scsrs Tor the term commencing the first Mon
siay after the Ist day OF January, lS9 VIII occur
IL seems 10 have been supposed oy many that
these oycTsecrS VIII DO elected at the general
election ia November. bnt this is Al error IS
section i,S3s, volume L., uiIts code prov ides
tina, Que clectoE in each aaa every road district
Ia the county shall be- elected the frat Satu--
day I'm December, 1884, and every two wears
thsrosfter 10 act as road oyersees ios such dis
trlet for the ensuing term.
The election. therefore, Will he held on the
1rst saturday ia December next
Each oyerseer shalt. ~ lSsst ten DAYS prior to
the election. cause three notices tn bs posted w
IN three conspicuous places IA hts road district
statiug that an election viii be held st some
certain p,see and time sor the election Of a roas;
pverseer Tor the ensuing term, at whtch siectton
the road ovegsecr shall act - chairman. II
n,esent: il not present, the voters shall select
one Of tnef number as chairman aad another
q clerk of election. which cletk sbaI keep a
rceord of fas proceedings.
All qualified electors in the district nav vote
nj such election, aud the person receiving the
highest number OF votes shall be lie lsred
eleetea ovsrscer. ana the returns Of said eiecioI
shali 10 certified By The chairman and csofS
thereof and forthwith delivered 10 the CLERK 81
the board Of county commissioners
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-15
THAT BABY BUILDING.
The School Board Objects to a
Worlds Fair Scheme.
OFFER OF A SITE REJECTED.
1nfoFcing the Vaccination Rules De-
spite Protest--South Seattle
Wants . school.

The school board last evening sat down upon
the scheme TO raise funds in the public schools
for "bs5y building" at the Worlds fair.
" hen the board met Superintendent Barnard
stated that be had teen approached on the Sub
1ect and been asked 20 have IL announced In the
schools. The women of different states have
projected q echcne 10 establish q building at
Chicago where the babies of women attending
the exhibition can be taken care OF while the
mothers are looking around. They have as
sessed the state OF Washington $50 and asked
Seattle TO raise 800. 1t was proposed to send
good proportion OF this sum from the children
In small contri buttons.
"Nhy do they ask half of all the money
wanted In the state from Seattle aloner asked
D. A. Spencer
sWhere do Tacoms, Spokane aud waila Walla
come in IL Seattle raises one-hai the whole
sumr asked ". J. cokett
II am opposed To this thing OF dunning pupils
In this way" said I. W. Prosch, the third mem
her OF the board " no was present eli the mat
ter for which money is asked il one directly
connected with the schools, IL Ii all right But
am opposed 10 this"
And right there the Chicago baby building
project stopped. a. least as far as the Seattle
public schools concerned.
The bill Of expenses for the month OF August
was passed on last night. and was IS follows:
Salaries, Sitter; merchandise. s-75: station
cry and printing supplies. 1850: insurance,
Us: rent. 80; repairs, sls37.s9; buildings,
si,s7s: real estate, 1888; total. s5.sII32
communication from Mary snyder and
Alfred Snyder received, Offering 70 the
board the two lots diagonaliy across from the
Central school. on the northeast corner OF Sew.
enth and Madison, for $1,000 Nothing was
done, as the price deemed to be TOO high.
A communication received from q. D.
johnson, setting forth that his son had been re-
fused admission to the public schools because
OF not being yaccnatcd; that some years ago
the boy had been vaccinated, but that the ply
stefan who did il lived IN far Eastern state.
writer did hot know just where; that he did
not want TO eudsnger his sons health by sub
1ecting him 20 vaccination again. The secre-
tary was simply directed to write to Mr.. John
son. instructing him to comply with the law in
the case.
petition was received from fifty-two persons
living in south Seattle requesting the establish
Ineut OF a school just north OF the south bound.
airy oil the city. reply was ordered sent stat
ing the inability OF the board To comply with
the request number of orders for payment
OF money We're passed, among them being the
following.
james Park, &s.o0o for the first payment on
the Pacific school. j. Hill. $500, for South school
grading: C. w. Johnson, $50, for fence for the
Day school; supt Barnard, $3.50, for special
school suppiiea
The superintendent was also authorized TO
have the annual report OF the city schools illus
fraf tad
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Fruit Exhibits for the world,s Fair.

1t is earnestly desired by the chairman OF
the fruit committee OF the women's World 8
Fair Club that all ladies having any canned
preserved. spieed or picked frui; will send
samples to the Chamber of Commerce building
some time today. The same will DO taken TO
the Tacoma exposition Friday. So far only one
NTH of the amount promised by the ladies of
the King County Worlds Fair Club has been
sent in. and it is sincerely hoped that more
ladies will respond to the request. in order to
have the household exhibit of fruit OF King
county To the front
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fed thst he had paid SD on account. IL then
appeared tina: when the SD was paid Johnston
scratched out the figures SGD on the note and
made IL So Meason held that the Altered note
was null and void. An agreed jury OF 4our per-
sons took the same view of it aud the.caSe was
decided against Johnston.
supervisor Keltner has commenced bsiildiug
road from the east TO the west side OF The bay.
he has small force OF men 81 wo.A.
The East Claiiem wharf il being extended 10
feet TO deep water.
The bayis full of salmon and numerous boats
may be seen out every day with sEorssrue1
trolling. The salmon are easily caught
The county roa.i contractors are Experiencing
cifhcuify in getting enough laborers TO CON-
ple'e road work within the required tire From
Ely to 100 men can get work here at good wages.
george ". Traverse 10 having swelling
house built on his ranch near town 20 sake the
place OF the one destroyed by IRE a iea weeks
ego.
The East Clallam schoolhouse Ia now COM
pieted and turned over to the board OF q rec,ors
1t Is substantial two-s.ory structure end cost
completed $i.20o. School will open next week
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Arrival of Odd Fellows at Porta and.

PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-THE FIRST of the delegates
to the sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F., which
meets in this city on Friday, arrived th5s morn
ing in the person of the committee on appeals
J. W. steobins, OF New York, is chairman o. the
committee. Upon their arrival the cog,Ini,tes
went into session. and viii spend the slime be-
tween now and the meeting OF the graud lodge
in arranging the details of the sessios. This
morning committee left this city 10 Facet the
incoming grand representatives at Spokane.
They took with them a largo assortmens OF Ore
gon fruit
The following dispatch from Tacoma cells the
programme for entertaining the delegate there:
TACOMA, Sept 1.-THE Commercial Cab will
entertain 800 of the Eastern ODD FELLOWS on
Friday. committee from the Cnaig Der of
Commerce and Commercial Club viii n5eet the
Oid Fellows at Hot Springs. and shos them
about the city and 70 the exposition.
SALT LAKE, Sept IA special train bearing
the grand officers of the Odd Fellows arrived
here this morning and a grand reception was
given the visitors all day, they being taken TO
various points OF interest about the city snd out
to Garfield beach. There was magnificent re-
ception at Odd Fellows hall, after WHICH the
party left for Portland.
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A Lecherous Tacoma Father in .Jai4.

TACOMA. sept 1t-ISpeeial. Angus, VEST
TALL iahoFer aged 10 years, residing in the
souihern part OF the city. was held III si,soOo
bonds TINS evening on the charge OF rapins three
years ago ms daughter Laura. now aged Is aud
continuing MS unnatural relations un,il she
present time. the girl eonfessing that her faener
Is the father OF the child she in about 10 ave
oFeA TO- The fathers threats, she says. ere
vented her from exposing him heretofore Vast
fairs wife died TT tie over three wears aga lie
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THE WHALEBACk STILL, INTACT
She May BE Floatsd il the Sea Remains
Calm q Few Days.

NEWPORT, Or, Sept 1.-THE steamer George
ii. Chance arrived today from Coos bay Cant
Winant reports that he passed within 100 feet
of the whaleback steamer Charles ". Wetmore
last night He found fifteen feet Of water
alongside, and Capt. OBren and portion of
the crew were on board. She had fifteen feet of
wate- in her hold, but the seas seem 10 have had
no effect on her. as she yet remains intact,
Capt o Brien and the agent, Mr.. Griffith, think
they will be able 10 discharge her cargo and
float her of if the sea remains calm for u few
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-15
Washington Pensians.

WASHINGTON CITY. Sept H--TSpecial =
Pensions have been granted to residents of
Washington as follows. Original, Thomas f.
Brown; additional. William Rondali: original
widows, etc, Julia Ann Little, mother.
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The Twin City Art Gallery.

ing TO represent the Twin City gallery of Sc
attic has failed TO carryout contracts TO produce
oil paintings from photographs. His plan has
been TO secure s. advance money aud disappear.
His reference TO the Twin City art gallery
brought favorable replies, a..d he would then
close contracts with doubtful ones
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:2tor round trip on sundays. limited u date
OF sale. so for round trip. three-iay tickets
10 he fold on Saturdays Special rates 10. par.
tics made on application 70 me. Fine trout tish-
ing: delightful resort. good hotel l. A. Nh.
ieau. General Agent
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Delay in Oregon Pacific Purchase.

CORVALLIS, Or. Sept. 1.-THE application for
an extension OF time to complete she purchase
OF the Oregon Pscific railroad properties was
heard in the circuit court today. Alter hearing
the afhdsvits and arguments Judge Fullerton
granted an extension of time until November l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-15

SALEM. Or, Sept. H-Ispecial l-tiov. PEN
meyer today granted two full psrdons to B. +.
Wade. sent TO the penitentiary from Jackson
county, December l9. lsse, for fourteen years
for forgery, aud James F. Upton, sentenced to
twenty years for rape, from Douglas county in
June, 1859. Atfidavits on file show Upton in
noce1t of the crime. Wade was pardoned on
recommendation OF the districs attorney.
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Expect . Rush Of Exposition Visitors.

Posr-IN rELLIGgSCER HEADQUARTERS, EXPO
slTIoN, TACOMA, Sept. A-lopecial-l Every
thing points 10 the greatest attendance Of the
season on Friday night, which wili be Seattle
business men 5 day aud military day combined.
Six hundred militIamen are expected TO take
part in the rendition OF the Battle of Gettys-
burg" at the Exposition on Friday evening.
Rebecea Lung won the first przs q. the baby
show tonight
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PERSONAL.

J. II. willett. formerly with the Posr ISrKLLr
GKSCER, is the city.
]. W. Moody, banker from Iowa aud an old
time friend OF J. A. Gould, is stopping a few
days III the city.
John E. McManus, president of the Bank OF
Everett and candidate for state senator for sno-
homish county. was in the city yesterday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-15

The Northern Pacific Railroad Compsny run
through Pullman ears from Seattle to Chicago
without chSnge. making best time of any trans
continental lire. It's dining service IS unex-
celed and altogether affords the most comfort
acie route tor passengers tlckstei - points in
the Fast, south or Southwest See your tickets
read over this line. For tickets, Pullman reser-
Nattous and iuti Information write |. A. Sadeau
general agent, seattle. cal. al city ticket
office Olympic block, corner Iesler avenue and
FRONT street, or depot ticket office, toct OF
Columbia street
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Slnifam County Ns-.

EAST tLALLAN. sept n-ISpecial A sui,
WIS brought few days ago before Justice. oi ts..
tescs Rowan by =. ". Johnston against Cba-ls.
Is AeA>or. TO secure sso due on pgoni.sorx
s0's- Aeasas scA.oH. saSei the Ssbs sad ;e,ti.
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TACOMA, Sept H-tSpeeial + Receive, Rice,
of the West Coast Fire and Marine Insurance
COMPANY. reports claims of expenses and debts
of &f,ols. aud assets OF real estate and personal
property of 1920. The other assets are mostly
notes. amounting To $SSslT
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fof steamship tickets. outward or prepaid, for
ens point in Europe, cali at Nor;hera Pacific
CITY once, corner Front street and Yesler
s'chue, OF AZ depot ticket office. foot of Column
ga shee'. where tickets all lines may be
.a3 Parties residing out o. Seattle get iuli in
l"fmauoa ~ addressing l. A. Nadeau, general
attic ~
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for sale Mt Northern Pacific city ticket of;ca
corner lesler avenue and Front street, seattle
Wash
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PORTLAND, Sept A-tSpecisl. The hop
house of John Brown ,one mile north of Eugene
was burned last night with 1900 pounds of dried
hops. Loss, 81, 500: insurance, Sl,ooa.
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Tho following testimonial 10 Capt Frank
North and Mate James Ross. os iae steamer
Alice blanchard, wss adopted by the passengers
on arrival 81 - AscAaei's, ALASKA.
The undersigned PETS ems, passensyrs with yea
On The Al1os Blanchard On hss Gip uoIn ss&stis
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. Aeco4tect that the Northern Pacific railroad ia
~" ,nost direct and comfortable route for the
hsst Two through trains 10 Chicago isiIy
tot tu1 information cal At city ticket office
c"fueF roh' street and lesler avenue, or depot
NSASs Ss4ste loot OF Columbia street
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The meeting tonight 81 the Arnlnry should hs
magnificent N point OF nuIntars Cot Min
party 20 lsisor and capttsi
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Money can lee saved nv h,,,.-, r,,,,-,ar
steamship tickets. ouJssra ani rrsTsia. at tns
Northern Pacific city ticket ofae,, srsst,a' Wash
AGENTS Tor al lines -'
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thartic ~ pnrgstive pills Sa-trrs I5,tI. Isys,
ii'ts are ohtFesf Unlike them IN every respecs
Uae irsal alll prove their su.ertority
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Let the friends of the Lake Washington cana,
go 10 the Armory tonight to hear Col Patrick
H. Winston.
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Take your isa.sy TO wooa aud Park Fare
only cents
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Highest in Leavenag Power-Lasest u Govt Report
Roe! B BsM5sz
ABSOLUTELY Pure
ABSOLUTELY Pure


could not secure bonds Laura has three broth
ers and one elder sister.
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Don't become constipsted. Take BgKcHAx's
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Burglary In south Seat,Ie,

The house OF ALERT Wells in south Seattle
was entered by burglars Tuesday night while
the family was away and a small amount Of
jewslry stolen.
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Col. Winston speaks at the Armory tonight
Knights Templar Conclave tonight Temple
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-01
improvements at Kapiolani Park.

The directors of Kapiolani Park,
being DESTROYS of making this favor
lite place of resort as attractive as
possible, have lately provided Makee
Island with number of comforta-
BILE benches, SO that those who wish
to attend the delightful moonlight
band concerts which are held there
monthly will now find good seats to
rest on while listening to Berger's
sweet strains. The directors are
also constructing under the Govern
ment road substantial stone cul-
vert to carry off the surplus water
which accumulates in the Park
ponds during heavy rains, and which
has threatened destruction to part
of the main road and seawall on
more than one occasion.
With but a limited appropriation
at their command to meet all cur
rent expenses, these extra drains on
the Associations purse become
rather hard to bear, and the funds
are now about exhausted. 1t is to
be hoped, however, that the Legisla-
ture, while cutting down expenses
and economizing in all directions,
will bear in mind that this Park is
now public pleasure ground, and,
for the small annual outlay which it
costs the Government, returns more
real enjoyment to the community
than any other institution support
ed by the public purse.
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KILLED THE BILL.
Defeat OF the Measure for Abolish
ing the Office of Fire Marshal.

Defeat OF the Measure for Abolish
ing the Office of Fire Marshal
This afternoon the bill to abolish
the office of Fire Marshal, and con
fer its duties on the Chief Engineer
of the Honolulu Fire Department,
was defeated by vote of ID for and
20 against it. The measure was
directly contrary to the several
times expressed desire of the Board
of Representatives of the Depart
ment. The following is the vote on
a motion that the bill pass:
Ayes-Minister Robinson; Mobiles
Male, Kauhane, j. M. Horner, Hind,
Marsden, and w. Y. Horner; Reps.
Bipikane, Ashford, Aki, r. w. Will
cox, A. Horner, Kaunamano, Kamau-
oha and Smith-15.
Noes - Ministers Wilcox and
Brown; Mobiles Berger, Ena, Pua,
Williams, Hoapili, Young, Baldwin,
Anderson and Thurston; Reps
Wilder, Kauhi, Waipuilani, White
Kanealii, Edmonds, Kaluna, Iosepa
and Akina
Absent-Minister Jones; Mobiles
Hopkins, Peterson, Walbridge and
Kanoa; Reps. Bush, Koahou, Ka.
pahu, Nahinu and A. S. Wilcox.
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Chinese Squabble.

Lum Kan caused the arrest of
two Cinnamon, All In and Chock
Yum, on charge of assault and
battery on Tuesday night. Defend
ants were tried this morning in the
Police Court. Complainant stated
that defendants attacked him in a
lane off Maunakea street without
cause at 8 o'clock that night with
brass knuckles and a bar, causing
him internal injuries and a cut lip.
All In in defense stated that while
going out the lane he brushed com
plainaint with his elbow, when they
had set-to in true pugilistic style
and were separated by Chock Yum.
Yum was discharged and All In was
reprimanded and discharged. Chas.
Creighton appeared for the defense
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-01
Shipping Notes.

The bark Mauna Ala has been moved out
into the stream.
The steamer Kinau will leave tomorrow
afternoon on her regular route to Maui and
Hawaii.
The barkentine S. g. Wilder has been
moved to Brewers wharf where she will
await cargo of sugar.
The bark Ceylon has received a full
cargo of sugar and will probably leave to-
morrow for the Coast.
The steamer Pele arrived this afternoon
from Makawel, reporting fine weather and
pleasant trip. She win leave again on
Saturday for Maxwell with coal and lum-
Der.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-01
A Throat
and Lung
Specially.

ly appreciate what truly wonder
full medicine it is. The delicious
sensations of healing, easing, clear
ing, strength-gathering and recover
ing are unknown joys. For Ger
man Syrup we do not ask easy cases.
Sugar and water may smooth a
throat or stopa tickling-for while.
This is as far as the ordinary cough
medicine goes. Boschee's German
Syrup is discovery, great Throat
and Lung Specially. Where for
years there have been sensitiveness,
pain, coughing, splitting, hemorr-
hage, voice failure, weakness, slip
ping down hill. where doctors and
medicine and advice have been swal-
lowed and followed to the gulf of
despair, where there is the sickening
conviction that all is over and the
end is inevitable, there we place
German Syrup. 1t cures. You are
a live man YET if you take it. u
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-01

Noble Thurston moved the indie
finite postponement of the bill.
Lost, IL to ID
A motion was made that recess be
taken. Lost.
The bill was read through and a
motion to table was lost, 16 to IA.
A motion was made that the bill
pass and that the ayes and nays be
taken thereon.
Pending action the Assembly at
11:55 took recess until 1:30 p. m.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-01
w. E. RoWELL.
Appointed as the Superintendent of
Public Works.

This afternoon Mr.. w, L. Rowell
was commissioned as Superintendent
of Public Works by the Minister of
the Interior, in place of the late
Henry w. Mcintosh. Mr.. Rowell, it
will be remembered, held the same
Office in Mr.. Thurston's administra-
ton. He was unpopular, officially,
with many of the mechanics and
workingmen, and the Mechanics
Union compelled his retirement soon
after Mr.. Spencer became Minister
OF the Interior Mr.. Rowell was a
member of the Legislature of 1884,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-01

A man named Livernash charged
with attempting to murder Darius
Ethbridge at Cloverdale, California,
in October last year, was hypnotized
by doctors while on the stand at the
trial at Santa Rosa, and made to re-
hearse the tragedy in that condition.
Later advices state that doubt is
thrown by medical testimony on the
completeness OF the mesmeric trance
and that there is strong suspicion
that he was humbugging the hypno-
Tiers.
Tran robber Sontag was sentenced
to prison for life at Fresno on Nov
ember I'd.