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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-14

There is no place of the world better adapted
by all that nature can do, for comfortable rural
homes, than is California That this phase of
life has not more rapidly developed Is chiefly
attributable TO the fact that so large portion
of the parts of the state where permanent settle
men,s were FIRST founded was distributed In i'm
mense Spanish grants. making large holdings.
whose owners were averse to selling any of their
possessions.
The "whirligig Of time" that makes all things
even, has greatly changed this feature. These
tracts are now being subiiyidei aud soli and a
home seeker will find no difficulty in obtaining
at a reasonable outlay place that must satisfy
the most exaetlng.
Iii. sometimes said that to live in Californix
one must b. wealthy. on the contrary. there is
no other place where family of moderate
means make q living more easily, or where
they can enjoy one-half the luxuries that are
within their reach In California. 1t certainly is
not wise for family to land there with moth
ing ahead one who has not been thrifty enough
to accumulate . little in other places would
hardly succeed here. But little capital, how.
ever, 10 required. A small tract OF land. ten or
twenty scres. Is ample: a few acres in vineyard
and few IL orchard, both carefully selected in
regard 10 varieties and in from three 10 five
there is assured az annual income of 81 500 10
$3.50. The work should and eau be done al
within the family. and this income will, there
fore, be neariy al net Expensive buildings
mild, life IN the open air being entirely agree
able for ten months OF the year
During the time the orchard IS coming into
bearing enough can be raised between the trees
20 furnish family with subsistence snd as
there Is no teutt crop To harvest on the home
plsee there IL time. ~ there is ALWAYS opportu-
uity for those WIS choose 20 find pleasant and
remuueratiye labor upon places already in bear.
| ing. ana shis may add materially To The income.
| Almost the entire Coast range Of mountains,
| especially from san Francisco to near Monterey,
| with the adjacent foothills. IS admirably
| ADAPTED 20 home making In tais wsy. The soil
| is fertile sni well watered, the climate ali one
| caa asa, and land ia abundance can be had az =
| low price and on easy terms.
| For information as TO this locality and how Il
| is reached cali upon or address the following
| nans1 oEicers OF the Southern tactic Com
| pany:
| !. Il Goodman, general passenger agent, Pa
| ciie system, san Francisco. Cal
| L. +. Rogers, assistant general passenger
| agent, Portland. or
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ers of that country and to report to you
the facts as they existed there. Many
years of my life have been spent in toiling
as mechanic, and well do I know from
my personal experience what fair days
pay means to the workingman, and the
comforts that are given or denied his
family. according to whether he is we'll
or poorly paid. As / said in 1883.
in presenting my picture of the work.
ingman's life in free trade England,
have no wish to paint the colors any
blaeker than they are. God knows they
need no coloring from me to make them
such that no man wants to look upon their
like second time. If every working man
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-14
Fast Trottins and Pacing At Stockton.

STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. l2-Thirty horses were
sent over the kite-shapcd track today to break
their records. Regal Wilkes, by Guy willes,
lowered his record from 2:I7I6 TO 2.llss.
Alanah, by Guy Wilkes, paced a mile in 2:llI,.
stamboul worked out a mile in 2:I2 Other re.
auctions in records are az follows: Coral. by
Electioneer. from 2:25 to 2:ls15: Bernal, by
Eiectioneer, from 2:24 to 2:17; Colonel May, BY
May Boy. from 2:2o34 to 2:17; Advance, by Elec-
tloneer, from 2:So TO 2:22is; Lynnwood, a 2-year.
Old by Sable Wilkes, went a mile in 2:3l; Lou
Wilkes, . 3-year-old, by Eleetioneer, in Pei:
Thornwood, by Hawthorne, in 2:l9l1; Monaco,
aS-year-old by Etectioneer, in 2:2ls4; Elvina, q
2-ycar-old by Eectioneer, in 2:27l4; Elleneer,
by Eiectioneer, 2:22l5; Acrobat paced mile in
2:19A ana Major Lambert, by California Lam.
bert. in :lelL
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Important Supreme Court Decision.

OLYMPIA, Oct. 13.-[Special. THE su-
preme court today reversed judgment in
the case Of f. w. Johnston, appellant, vs.
Harrington & Smith, respondents, from
King. This was suit to foreclose me-
chanics' lien on a building fof stone fur
nished, such stone having been quarried
on plaintiffs coal claim. The court holds
that party may have lien for stone
taken by him from government land, even
though he may not have filed on such
land, thus distinguishing between timber
and stone or other minerals taken from
the public domain.
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teries-Dwyer and Murphy; Ehret and

teries-Dwyer and Mgrphy; Ehret and
Mack.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13-The visitors
could not hit Keefe effectively. Score:
Brooklyn 1, hits 4. errors 4; Philadelphia
5, hits 7, errors 9. Basteries-Foutz and
Kennedy; keefe and Clements.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 13.-The Bostonians
batted out victory. Score: Baltimore
5, hits s, errors 4; Boston 8, hits Is. errors
0. Batteries-Cobb and Gunson; Stivetts
and Nichols, Staley and Bennett
ST.. LOUIS. Oct. l3.--Tbe Colts won easily.
The fielding on both sides was poor.
Score: st. Louis S, hits s, errors 8; Chi
cagO 8. hits IL, errors S. Batteries-Breit-
enstein and Briggs; Hutchinson and Kit
tredge.
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YACHT RACES ON TAP,
Owners Making Matches to Decide
which Are the Rat no.,.

The yach:smen are agits:ing another re-
gat.a TO be held on Columbia day, Octobe !.
y. Circumstances prevented several boats
from entering the race as. Monday. O.h-
ers were not satisfied 9Th the turn of
affairs. and there IS a general desire to
have another try st each s.;her before the
season is at an end. Quite q number Of
the boat owners have sig,:ifed their will
ingness TO enter sweepstakes race, and
such an event IS not improbable.
IN the meantime the owners are crack.
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Decision Against kidnaper Sullivan.

PORTLAND, Oct. 13.-J. r. Mcintyre and
William Stewart, who are suing the Wells
Fargo Express Company, NJ. c. Sullivan
and the Thiel Detective Agency for 1000
damages, won their first point this morn
ing in Judge Shattuck's court by having
their demurrer to parts of defendants
answer sustained. Mcintyre and Stewart,
1t will be remembered. while in the employ
of the Wells-Fargo Company at Tacoma
last March, were accused of the larceny of
a valuable package. The case against them
was dismissed for want of evidence, and
they brought suit for damages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-14
Another Prfxefiyht at Tacoma,

TACOMA, Oct. 1S.-ISpecial.l- THE Ath-
letic Club tonight agreed to offer 5000
purse, $500 to the winner and 500 to the
loser, for another glove contest between
James NJ. Whalen, of Tacoma, and George
Collins. of San Francisco. A side bet Of
$500 is desired by Whalen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-14
REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS,

Following 10 q list of the meetings scheduled
for the Republicans throughout the city this
week:
Friday, October l4-Secoad ward, Jackson and
Alton, Fred J. Ware, John +. Miller, Melvin G.
Winstock.
Friday. October l4-Seventh ward, Depot and
Howard streets, Thomas ]. Littell, 5. 7. Porter
and A. b Ball.
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Deleg1t>s.
California League Games.

SAN JOSH, Oct. 13.-Score oftoday's game ::
San Jose 1. hit. 5, error, g; Los Angeles Z,
hits 9, errors 2. Observation-Disclosures
and Clark, McNabb and Baldwin.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 13.-Score of today's
game: Oakland 8. hits f., errors Q; San
Francisco l, hits 5, errors 4. Batteries
Homer and Wilson. II oftfnan and Spies.
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REPUBLICAN, RALLIES.

The Republican county central committee
has mado tho following appointments for
speakers:
October la-Columbia: John Wiley and E c.
Hughes.
October l5-Newcastle; J. F. Hale, F. G. Had.
dock and J. W. Langley.
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ToMoRRow's FOOTBALL GAME.
Athletic Club and University Team
Practicing fer the Match.

IF0ctIc!Hg IOT tH@ Match.
The match game of football called for
tomorrow between the Seattle Athletic
Club and the State University eleyens is
attracting great deal % attention. Sc
attic is full of enthusiasts who have wit
messed the game betweea Eastern college
cracks and elsewhere. ard who have had
little or no opportunity IN this section to
satisfy their appetite for it. Seattle has
seen almost nothing of tie Rugby game.
and the sport bids fair to iamp into popular
favor at once.
Both teams are h lard at work prac.icing
and with the exceilen, talent at command
there promises to ne seine lively work
when they line up tomorrow.
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Dayton Races.
DAYTON, Oct ls.-lSpecial. l-Today's races

DAYTON, Oct. ls.-[Special.l -Today's races
were exciting
Half mile and repeat-Joe Cotton won in so,
Binge second. kenewa third, Alta B. fourth,
Rye Grass fifth.
800 tro:--Warwick won three straight heats,
Luvois second, Black Prince third, Cataldo dis.
tanced. Time, 2:42la, 2:4l1s, 2:421a
Warwick Medium is a 2-year-old owned by
Felix Warren, of Lewiston. Idaho. He is by
Almont Medium, dam Warwick Maid. His
time. 2:4lLz, is the 2-year-old record for the
state, mads on half-mile track.
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Morris Park Races.

fast Summaries:
Six furlongs-Fairy won, Rosa II. second,
Aloha third. Time, 1:l2l<.
Mile-Sleipner won, Maj. Daily second, Fidelio
third. Time, lao.
Never third. Time, LAP.
Essex stakes, six furlongs-Hclen Nichols
won, Bertha B. flly second, Ajax third. Time,
1851
Hunter stakes, mile and a half-Yorkville Belle
won. Derfargilla second, Anna b. third. Time,
2;4oZ.
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A TREAT FOR THE FANS.
City Fathers Will Tackle the Nationa
Came To-Day

There will be some rare sport for the
BASEBALL fans at Madison street park this
afternoon in the game between teams
from the two houses of the city council.
Mayor Ronald will umpire and will be as
sisted in his arduous duties by Corporation
Counsel Donworth. The price of admi.-
sion will be % cents. and the proceeds will
go to the arbor fund. Play will be called
at $50 O'Clock. The mage-up of the teams
will be.
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MYatic Park Races.

Boston, Oct. lathe Mystic park track was
fast. Summaries:
Baby took two heats in the 2:2S race, post.
poned from yesterday. Best time, 2:2S
2:25 trot-Stanley won, Edgar second, Silver
Street third, r. D. F. fourth. Best time, 2:l65<
2:20 pace-Bayard Wilkes won, Henry K
second. Sterling third, Henry Wilkes fourth
Rest time o.15lZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-14
RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES.
National League.
National Lespue Games.

National League OameS.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 13 -Pittsburg made a
strong rally, but the Reds were too strong
at the bat. Score: Cincinnati 8, hits II,
errors 8; Pittsburg 6. hits 8. errors g. Bat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-14

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without ohsaEe, sad connect IL - Paul sad
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read over thai line ! \ Nadesu. general ags3.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-14
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-06-08

An Act to amend an act entitled AN act to
authorize executors and others TO invest in
the bonds of this state" approved April
fourth, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-flve.
l. BE il enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
section one of an act entitled IAN act to au
thorize executors and others to ins est in the
bonds OF this state" approved April fourth,
one Thousand eight hundred and sxty-five is
hereby amended to read as follows:
l. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
1t shall be lawful for the executors, admins
traitors, guardians and trustees and Others
holding trust funds for investment to invest
the funds SO held by them in trust in bonds
of any county, city, town or township of this
state. issued pursuant to the authority of any
law of this state where the total indebtedness
of said county, city, town or township does
not exceed in the aggregate fifteen per cent.
of the assessable valuation of all the taxable
property within such county, city, town or
township; provided that this act shall not APP
ply to cases where the deed of trust, or the
last will and testament of any testator, or
any court having jurisdiction of the matter.
specially directs in what manner the trust
fund shall be invested.
9. And be IL enacted. That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved April o. 1892.
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the town, under the control of the town
authorities, on the petition of owners OF one
sixth of the lands adjoining the proposed
route of the sewer; and the proceedings, af-
ter receiving such petition, shall be in all re-
spects the same as are hereinbefore set forth
for tagging and grading of streets; and all
the provisions of this act relating to tagging
and grading of streets shall be applicable to
proceedings for the construction of sewers
except as modified in and by this section
4 And be it enacted That section seventy
of the said act be and the same is hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
70. And be it enacted, That the council shall
have power to issue Improvement certificates
payable within one year or less with interest,
to the amount of eighty per centum of the
work done ON any street, sewer or other pub
lie Improvement when certified as correct by
the engineer in charge of the work; and
when the contract is fully completed and the
work is accepted. the tow n council may issue
a certificate for an additional fifteen per CEN
tum of said work done, and in not less than
three nor more than six months after the
date of the acceptance of the work may issue
q final certificate for the balance due, unless
some errors or defects in the work shall have
appeared, in which case the certificate shall
be withheld until the defect or errors are
rectified to the satisfaction of the council.
s. And be it enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved April Q. 1892.
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CHAPTER ccxcII

An Act to amend an act entitled can act to
provide for the formation and government
of towns approved April twenty-fourth
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
eight.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
section sixty-one OF an act entitled IAN act
to provide for the formation and government
of towns" approved April twenty-fourth, one
thousand eight hundred and lightweight, be
and the same Is hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
g.. And be 1t enacted That streets or sec
tions of streets shall be laid out opened,
Strengthened. extended. widened or otherwise
changed as TO their boundaries, in the follow
ing manner and not otherwise: a petition In
writing, signed by the owners of one-sixth of
the property fronting on the Improvement
desired shall be presented to the council, set
ting forth accurately the improvements desir-
ed; IL the council shall favor the petition the
same shall be referred to the commissioners
OF assessment and a town surveyor not inter-
ested In such Improvement. who shall there
upon make map OF such Improvement show
ing the real estate to be taken therefor. and
all the property which, in the Judgment of
said commissioners, will be specially benefited
thereby designating each lot and parcel on
said map by letter or number; said commits
sioners shall also ascertain. 80 far as practice
able, the name of the owners OF said real es-
tate TO be taken and property to be benefited.
and the interest of each of the owners of real
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CHAPTER ccLxxxvirr.

An Act to allow towns villages or other mu-
nicipal corporations to acquire aud use
lands or real estate in an adjoining town.
ship or other municipal corporation for
use for the construction of a sewage recep-
tacle for sewage disposal works.
l. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey. That
it shall be lawful for the governing body of
any town. village or other municipal corpor-
alton in this state to secure, by purchase or
condemnation. or otherwise in any town
ship or other municipal corporation, such
land or real estate as may be necessary for
the erection or construction of any sewage
receptacle or works or place for treating or
disposing of the sewage or house waste of
the town, village or other municipal corpora
ton In which a system of sewers has been or
may hereafter be constructed.
2. And be 1t enacted That 1t shall be lawful
for the governing body OF any town. village
or other municipal corporation in this state
when it has heretofore secured or may here
after have secured such land or real estate in
any adjoining township, for the purpose
mentioned in section one of this act. to pro-
coed to the work of preparing or of having
prepared. such land or real estate for the dis
posal of the sewage or house waste of such
town. village or other municipal corpora
tion, and 10 use ouch land or real estate for
the purpose designated. when they have Sc
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cured the consent by resolution of the town
ship committee or other governing body of
the township or other municipal corporation
within whose boundaries such lands are
located; provided. however, that the resolu-
ton granting the consent herein provided
for before being operative, shall have re-
ceived the votes of majority of the mem
bers the township committee or other gov
erning body of the township or other munich
pal corporation within which such disposal
works OF other sewage receptacle or recep-
tacles are proposed to be located, but nothing
in this act contained shall apply to sewage
receptacle or works used in connection with
or as a part of any outlet for Sc wage to tide
water.
8. And be it enacted, That all acts or parts
of acts inconsistent with, or not conforming
to the provisions and requirements of this
act, be and the same are hereby repealed in
so far as their operation may conflict with
this act.
4. And be it enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved April 0. 1892.
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CHAPTER ccLxxx1x

A Supplement to an act entitled "An act to
incorporate benevolent and charitable as
sociations' [Revisionl approved April
ninth, one Thousand eight hundred and
seventy-five.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
whenever any certificate heretofore made
under the provisions of this act has not been
Immediately filed or recorded, or when 1t falls
to disclose the manner of the election of the
officers named In said certificate. or by reason
of any informality or irregularity may be
deemed efrectual. Notwithstanding said in
Formally or irrcgularity, and said certificate
shall be as effectual for all intents and pur-
poses of said act as though such informality
or irregularity did not exist.
2 And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved April Q, 1892.
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CHAPTER ccxcIv.

A Further Supplement to an act entitled
"An act for the formation of borough gov
ernments" approved April fifth, one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy eight, and
the supplement thereto. approved March
twenty-third. one Thousand eight hundred
and lightweight.
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
hereafter the assessor of taxes in and for
borougbs of the first class shall be elected In
the same manner as collectors OF taxes in
said boroughs and shall not be appointed by
the mayor and common council of said bor-
oughs
.. And be 1t enacted. That all acts and parts
of acts inconsistent with this act be and the
same are hereby repealed. and that this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved April Q. 1892.