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Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA, Nov 3o.-,speeiai Tho county
oficers-eeet have agreed upon monthly reduc-
lions in their various departments to the
amount Of sl,0is
II. C. Bowers. formerly OF tho Lafayette and
Gedney hotels, OF New York city. and the St
Mark, OF Washington City, will take charge OF
tho Tacoma hotel tomorrow.
BY threatening to shoot, 8. Christensen yes
tertav compelled two finn Hammers to return
to Syede $50, which they had secured from
him on bet of so that he could not open their
,rics maddox Mr. Christensen was going hunt
ing. when the swede began crying for help.
John Schott, q tailor, recently traded vaiu-
able watch for an almost worthless timepiece.
The police intimate no was intoxicated, but
Sehott denies this ana intimates ne was mes
meriZed.
This year the county tax foots up $4,000 less
than las: year.
The Chiespa Mining Company has becn In
corporated by W. II. Traves, benjamin Barlow.
John Cavenaugh, 4. H. Cass and III. N. Cham
berlain. Tho company proposes to do general
mining business and places its capital stock at
$io0o,o0o
The superior court has given the Mason Mort
gage. Loan and Trust Company Judgment for
sissa3 against the consolidated Point Detanco
Il Tacoma 4 Edison railway. The loan and trust
company began action when the interest on .
mortgage for 1000 loaned the Tacoma & Edison
railway was not paid.
Mayor Huson will correspond with Seattle and
Spokane municipal authorities regarding y
modified charter Tor those cities and Tacoma
The Northern Pacific steamship Victoria
which will arrive here tomorrow, has aboard
Mr.. Cariill, OF the firm OF Dodweil. Carlill d Co..
agent tor the Northern Pacific Steamship Com
pany. Mayor Marshall and others are ais
aboard, and will be met and entertained BY .
committee from the Commercial Club
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George F. whitmore, in this city, Novembes q.
adaugnter.
A marriage license was issued November % "a
George f. Burbank aud Miss Martha Hendrick-
son, both of Chehalis.
Attorney II. q. Kirkpatrick has gone 70
Olympia for the purpose OF presenting petition
to Gov. Ferry asking for the pardon of Willard
Bohsrs aud James Clark. who were convicted OF
the crime of horse stealing last june. and sent
enced 10 ono year in the penitensiary. Mr.
kirkpatrick has a strong petition signed BY
nearly all the officers OF the court that tried tho
case and is confident that the governor will
exercise due cieincncy in the matter. I.
James Durkin, who has been in Victoria for
the pas. two weeks on business connected with
the sale of the silver King group OF mines in
British Coiumbis, returned last Thursday. Mr..
purkln owned an interest in the property which
has been sold to an English syndicate for
s20oo,O0a The money will DO paid some time
between now and Christmas. Nearly all OF the
the original owners OF the mine are residents Of
Stevens county.
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stevens County New.

CoLviLLE, Nov. 5l-[speciaL l-County Aud
itor s. +. sherwood has resigned. Mr.. sher-
wood took his departure Tor New York city on
the I'D, where he will take position with sa
insurance company. The position is one OF I'M
po-,auce, and ar. Sherwood had to go at tas
time in order TO be prepared 10 enter upon tia
discharge of the duties Of his new trust on Jan.
uary of the new year.
The engagement of Councilman j. n. Stevens,
of this city, and Miss Jennie Hutchinson, also
OF Stevens county, has been announces. The
marriage will take place at the Catholic church
in this city on sunday. December 1
Mr.. and Mrs H. r. o Nell, Of Lstah, are spend
ing Thanksgiving week with the family OF C. ".
Winter, banker, OF Coiville. Mr. Neil is pres;-
dent OF the Bank OF Latah.
Born to the wife Of Deputy County Auditor
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LEGAL NOTICES.

crArE OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY OF
, King In the sup rior court of King county.
10 probate. In the matter OF the estate uf Henry
police to cred tors.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. exec
utrlx Of the esta.e OF Henry - Woodward, de-
ceased TO the ere tors OF. AMI all persons having
q aims against the said deceased. to present them
with the necessary vouchers within one year after
the date OF this notice 10 tie said executr the
place Of her transaction of business the law Offices
q sessrs. Cir enc Il Turner, Nos. 3ol, 2lS, 3l9
and NO Washington building. In the city of seat
lie. county OF kine and state OF Washington
SARA. u w ONWARD
Execuirtx OF tho estate of Henry s Woodward,
deceased
GaEEsE & TURNER, Attorneys for said Execu.
nix
Dated al Seattle wish. December l. 1892
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
RREADsTEFFs,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. hea.-Holders Offer
moderately: No. red winter, steady, SIS 81; No.
red spring. STEADY, Is i0!.
Corn-5pot offered freely futures moderately;
spot, steady, 4 $40; January, duil, A. go:
January, new, duh, - 81
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Tacoma Grain Narr.t

TACOMA, Nov. 3o--fspecial THE grain mar
ket today was dull. Shippers are buying mod
erately. Receipts from the country continus
heavy. Quotations: Wheat-Ciub, zoe; Blue
Stem, s21ac; Australian, 101ae. Receipts, 1850
huahelA
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Portland wheat MARKET.

PORTLAND, Nov. 3o.-tspeeial -wheat--Dun
and weak. Valley, $L20 per Genital; Walla
Walla, s. l2la. Receipts, $3.50 centala
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COUNTY NOTICES.


COUNTY TREAsURER'S SoTI, E-NoTICE
y 10 hereby given that the tax rolls OF King
county. siate OF Wasaingt n for the year A. ~
lss9 are now In my hands tor collection OF the
hses levied therein
Section 81 of The Revised Laws OF 1891 pro-
ndes as follows, towit: There shall re an q, low
anee o. T. bate 10 ali payers OF who shall pay
tas same within the year for which thes are as
ssssed a. follows: Three per CEN If paid ON or
before the rsi day OF january mkt ensuing: but
y no. paid 90 o before the Grst day of March
thfg shall then become delinquent and . penalty
OF 10 rer eaDtum snail thereupon be added and
nom the sail first day of March said paid taxes
tna naty shall bear an interest ut 20 per centum
Per annem thcresft-r until raid. Taxes are pay
soie AZ the county treasurers Office, In Seattle,
hsns county Washington. between the hours OF o
O'Clock N. and o'clock q. M
hfRuN Pr T. =, County Treasurer.
Dated Dee mhsr I. 1921
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sfE.A VI D. RI

r. ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND. DUN
tsIsss and >eat Re route
zGNE CARD
asseagrr aud freight Propeller
GONTLCELI.A
ing Tuesday. November l, 1892
H. 80! except Monday a. follows: seattle,
Io~aSead 10 50: arrives Port Angeles /.
asaNes Pert Angeles $50 p IN, PORT
So e.so 2 ia.; arrives seattle 10 7. m.
~i' Aosss Docs, Iogt Angeles.
HATCH BRoA
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,

NEW YORK. Nov. 3l-The stock market was
feverish and unsettled throughout, being frae-
tionaily lower early and improving later Lake
Shore advanced Ii American Industrial, sugar,
distillers, Chicago gas aud lead each improving
about point The declines were comparatively
small. The market closed firm.
Governments-Fours,w weaker.
Petroleum-Closed Sole
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Connects with boat for snohomish Connects
with steamer Bailey 1aizert for Tacoma
Trips daily including sunday.
To take effect Montay. September 10.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLAUD TROuP FRANK W. GoODHUE.
PrsA Socy.
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DELLINGHAM BAY INSIDE ROUTE
Whatcom and Sehome. Fairhaven, Samish, An
acortes. Fidaigo City, Utsalady, Coupeviile, Lang
ley, Clinton, Everett, Edmond4
STEAMER WASCO
Leaves Merchants dock Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 2 o'clock a m. Tickets for sale
At City Ticket flee. s04 second street
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CEATTLB. TACOMA A y ID OLA MPiA ROUTE
- The new fast and commodieus steamer
uITY AB.kDEES,
Carrying passengers anu freight viii leave on the
following schedule pAILN. rxCHPr SUNDAYS. FOR
tacoma. MeNeil's island and olympia. ca meeting
with DoAts - aud from -he!ton and ksmiiehe
Leaves Civ dock seattle. at 90 a H.; y.
dock TACOMA at 1920 a m. arriving n ferciysis
wharf Oh mpis. al l:20 p. IN. setur lIng: leaves
Olympia a. 800 y. m acoua at $50 y ~. ar
rive 1T Seattle 80 p IN.
riI..r@ ;. rf-W. Manager
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TRADE AND SHIPPING
Hop Growers Still Hoping for
an Advance in Prices.
LETTER FROM EASTERN GROWER.
Dealers Look for No Improvements
Days Exchanges se7O,IeS.59-
Freights In and Out,
TIDES AT SEATTLE HAnnas TODAY.
HIGH WATER. low w1TrE
an it, p. m. it, am #. p M IT
2.57 IFS ~ is,s see Ga $50 Ii
AT PORT TOWNSEND
2.ss 9.s 10 100 ] 7.l7 "a 500 Ia
SEATTLE, Nov. SC, 1892
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Portland
clearing houses today were:
C3edrdaces R1aar.e
Seatt'e. .....--........... S-7o.l9l % 1885 fs
Portland. -..-.........- 435.an o. 93nn AZ
Tacoma. l6l.72l 07 1864 rs
Tho future Of the hop Market from tho
growers point OF view, IL very favorable to
higher prices. bat the dealers maintain that
there Is no foundation in fact for anv such cou-
clusion. Thus the two force. stand in direct
antagonism of opinion. the Washington
growers are still being encouraged by the lead
ing growers in the East to bold on TO their cron
ana the advnnceis sure. u come Here is copy
OF letter received by James Hart, of Slaughter,
from l. {. his'ey, OF North BrookGeld. y. Y:
pear SIR: Irs OF the 10th duly received.
a 49, an, uiacn e.eased to hear from you. The
wa uoIuc'r here are mostly sold on. and ex-
- suoi.'S 20 see u change Tor the better, as
'o I-As"' ar crop IL mostly out OF the hands of
sso"e's eud the buyers will now be obliged To
~ Germany and America for the deficiency
80. ,ne Elgiish crop Is now officially deciard rs
ai' 100 ewt. This is q shortage OF l4.ooj Amer-
Al bales from last years crop. From private
euvices am now fully satisfied that the crop of
Continental Europe VIII he about 10 per cent
short OF last year, that England will again be
Obliged to look to America for the greater por-
ton OF her deficiency. New York state will not
produce over $4,000 bales this year, making, to-
gether with your Coast crop, a total in the
United States not 10 exceed that of last year
Inc stock OF Odds 10 now almost nothing, and
with our increased consumption OF beer we shall
not have half OF the hops TO ship that we had
last year. 1t looks promising for high prices be-
fore the season ia over
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shi pped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail-Northerp Pa
enc, 500 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 40
tors; Great Northern, 112 tons. BY water
CITY OF Aberdeen, 10 tons: Puget Sound & Alaska
Steamship company's boats, IS tons; Multi
nomah. tons: Buckeye, tons: Glide, tons:
Clara Brown, tons. Total shipments. 10
tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours follows: By rail--Northern Pa
citic. 625 tons: Columbia & Puget Sound, 20
tons; Great Northern, 90 tons. BY wnter-J. K
Mcdonald, 80 tons; Anna NJ. Pence, As tons,
Fanny Lake. 30 tons; Multnomsh, Is tons.
CLARA Brown, IL tons; Puget sound & Alaska
Steamship Companys boats, 10 tons. Total re-
ceipts, Oil tons.
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R.fNk 3.
DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

pANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
PA DUP CAPIrAL................ 80 600 900
RESERVE ..................,..... A. $50 ooO
Head flee 80 l. mbard street, London.
Observation-Disclosures san anctsco, Seattle. Ia
cons Victoria New we,; minister Sanainlo,
kamlOops, \elsoa. Vancouver, a. :.
-eusral Banking aud f.sc ange business
ffansa tet Leans made. Bills discounted. Com
mercla credits granted. Deposits feGeived on
REM account subject q CHECK nferes; paid n
lime deposits K. LEON BARNES Manager.
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r ACONNER ROUTE.
STEAMER FAIRHAVEN.

Yeaves City Dock, Seattle, daily except Satnr.
day. at p. M. for Ednonds clinton Tulalip
Browns Point. Langley. Coup .vElle, san lie Fuca.
Oak Harbor UtSaiady and acoaner. Returning
leaves Laconner u II. for Sc little, covering same
route. I. GREEN. Master,
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RAILROAD STOCKS,
MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Dull and steady.
Cofiee-0ptions closed firm, 30 to Is points
up. Sales were $500 bags, including:
December, SIC 30(gl6.55; January, Sic cJ(yi6.3i
Spot Ro--Firmer: No. 7, l7(tI7l4c
Sugar-Raw, firm; no sales. kefned-Active
and firm.
Copper-Firm; Lake, $12 BOP 30
Lead-Easy and dull; Domestic, $50
TIn-Steady; Straits, 1896 bid.
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SILVER.
NEW YORK, Nov. so.---Bar silver, s5.sc.

NEW YORK, Nov. 81. Bar silver, s5ssc
FINANCIAL.
Money on call--Frm: closed, offered at 3 Der
cent Prime mercantile paper, ner cent Sterling
exchange-Firm; si.S5lsiG4 SJ54 for sixty-day
bills: $4ssGtSSl4 for demand.
BONDS.
U 8. a registered. Ii3lau. g. ss registered Io0x
u = As coupon $50 IissPacihc Us ........sl0S
fEx. Interest
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oHIf EAN
PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Dav Coaches
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle St
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
Tor all points In the United States and Canada
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n W. BAKER 4 CO. BAKER 4 cos
LIZ Dock foot Of University street.
s1KAMEn TINE TAnLEA
THE STEAMER NULTNoNAR
Runs on the following time card. dailys
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 cENrA
LEAVING. ARRIVING.
Olympia. $3.50 a m Tacoma ...... $3.50 q m.
Tacoma. 80. 1880 a n seattle ..... .l2:0O noon
eeattIe........ 100 p m Tacoma. 80. $500 2. M
Tacoma...- $3.50 y IN. iUlympiA..... $3.50 p. m
Connsc, { with boats for kamilchie ana shsl-
ton
Baker 4 Co.. Dock foo. Of University street.
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Master
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
5onTIAxn aEArrLk vANoouvKA
Flrst-class Steel Steamships
HAITIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON
Carrying freight and passengers, leave every ten
days For passenger and freight rates, exact sail
ing dateA etc, apply to
II. w. BAKER d CO.. Agents
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SFEAMERs.
pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP CoMpANY-
Dispatch steamers from seattle as follows;
For San Francisco. via por: Townsend and VIC
forsa. at .. passengers received On board At
p MI December 2, i6 - and 80
For Alaska December and ~
From San Francisco for vic,oria and Puee. sounA
porta u Q q m. December 2. Q. IL. 23and 30
Tickets may be obtained ~ the sfncs Ut the con-
pany. ~ Ocean dock, Seattle
GO Dali PERKINS a CO.
General Agents. san francisco
}. n. JOHNSON. p. 5. supt Seattle.
ELY On TIE '1LYHR"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
u 80 hsur ana twenty-five minussa
TaE srEAMxR .YLYER-
Having been rebuilt, 70 the finest passenger
steamer the Sound. Regular daily and SUNDAY
trips, Ssat,Ie-racona route. q follows:
1AKxNo uYYDC3
THURSDAY. sxPrExBKR IL
Leave Seattle $50 q m l:3o p m. and 500 p n.
sharp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma z 80 q m, 1850 q = md $3.50
p M. sharp Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY TAIrA
Leave Tacoma q m and .. N SHARP.
Leave Seattle $50 = M and p. m. sharp
Lsnding as N. r. wharf, Tacoma, and Commse.
cial dock. foot OF Marion street, Seattle.
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Produce and merchandise have been received
At the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail-Northern Pa
citic. 625 tons: Columbia & Puget sound, 20
tons; Great Northern, 90 tons. BY water-J K
Mcdonald. 80 tons; Anna NJ. Pence, As tons,
Fanny Lake, 30 tons; Multnomsh, Is tons,
CLARA Brown, IL tons; Puget sound & Alaska
Steamship Companys boats, 10 tons. Total re-
ceipts, Oil tons
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.

During the past twenty.four hours goods and
merchandise have been shi pped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northerp Pa
cifc, 500 tons; Columbia Il Puget Sound, 40
tors; Great Northern, 112 tons BY water
City OF Aberdeen, 10 tons: Puget Sound & Alaska
steamship Company's boats, IS tons: Multi
nomah. tons; Buckeye, 5 tons: Glide, tons,
Clara Brown, 4 tons. Total shipments, a.
tons
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-08

os5.ssA tons IN 1870. and isl .2iS tons in 1889;
coal. asa. 226 tons, against f,Se2, $50 tons
In 1896, and i.5f3.900 tons In 1889: all
minerals, 4.15t.Ss4 tons, against 3,56s. 569
in 1890, and 2, tse,757 tons In 1880.
The following paragraphs are taken
from the report;
ITO enable the company to energeti.
callv continue Its construction and i'm
pfovement work. and In pursuance of tho
policy above outlined, S2.0O0, 900 was bor-
rowed from q syndicate, with the CON-
pany's fO0-year mortgage bonds m collate-
raj. the loan bearing interest at the rate OF
per cent per anpum. payable within two
years or earlier under favorable conditions
to the company.
10 provide for the financial require
ments OF the company in the prompt CON-
ment. aud for general improvements, your
directors recommend that authority be
given for further issue OF 100000 shares
of preferred stock. OF which, IL authority
be gwen. 10 is not contemplated 10 issue
more than so. 200 shares during the current
year. with the understanding that the
Same shall FIRST be offered for subscrip-
ton TO the shareholders. In making
this recommendation your manage
ment desires TO call attention to the
fact that your system has been
created and its traffic developed not
through combinations with other compa-
MES, but by the actual purchase OF pro-
perties and construction of new lines.
thus necessitating the expenditure of large
sums of money. 10 procure which your
company hos had to make frequent dispo-
sails Of its stock and bonds. Upon the
completion Of the Ohio extension, the
main work Of construction will BIO 6n-
ished."
The report announces that the manage
ment will endeavor 10 arrange for the
merging into one of the two classes of
stock.
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DEATHS.

ANDERSON. Thursday. April 7th,
al her residence, on Mountain road, about
eight miles from the city. MOLLIE An
DERSON, the wife OF Charles Anderson,
in the SOD year of her age
Her funeral will take place from her
residence SATURDAY, April 9th, at 9
o'clock 7. NJ. She leaves husband and
three children.
BURGER.-Died. April 18th, at sos A. ~,
IN this city, HENRY 9. BURGER. a native
OF Germany. in the 63th year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from the rest
dence. GOO north Second street. SATUR-
DAY, April 9th. at p. Nj. Friends aud
acouaintances are invited TO attoud. 2t'
LETCHER.-Died. in Henrico county.
on April 7, 1897, at 2:30 o'clock. OF pneu-
monla. WILLIE PRESTON. infant son OF
Robert A. and Kate NJ. Fletcher; aged =
months and Is days. 49,,
Funeral from Westminster church TO"
DAY Friday) at O'clock r. n. Friends
and acquaintance invited TO attend.
GODDIN. Died. at 1855 Brook avenue, Of
heart failure. DIR. N. A. II. GODDIN. IN the
64th year Of his age.
The notice Of the funeral will be given
hereafter.
MOSELEY. Died. in this city. April
nth. ROBERT. d. M0SELEY, Of Bucking-
ham county. Va.
His remains were taken home for inter.
mont.
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Police Court Yesterday.

There were q number of trivial cases for
the consideration of his Honor Justice
Crutchneld yesterday morning, most OF which
were dismissed.
Tho case of Robert Coleman (colorod), charged
with carving concealed weapons and cursing
and threatening TO shoot William Owens In the
street, was continued until to-day, In the absence
OF witnesses.
The continued case OF Charles Jones Gcoloredl,
charged with tho BETRAYAL OF Hannah Woodson,
was sent ON 10 the Hastings Court. The couple
have been married since the case came up IN
this court some time ago, and noHs proseqm
Will no doubt be entered In the Hastings Court
john Holtzbach and William Hill were charged
with being drunk and wsylayng and threaten-
ing TO XIII II. w. jerks They we're fined 80
each and costs.
several days ago Captain Anglo was requested
nv a numper OF citizens TO detail an officer 70 20
TO certain noighborhoed In tho Second Distric,
10 report all BOYS caught throwing bans ana
rocks I'M the street. Policeman Grimm was as
signed to this duty and reported the sons Oh
several well-snown citlzons OF that district. Inc
fathers OF the disorderly youngsters were IN
court yesterday morning and they all promised
that their sons would not repeat the onence' anu
the case was accordingly dismissed.