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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-02-28
SALE OF LEASE OF A TRACT OF
GOVERNMENT LAND AT HILo,
HAWAII.

Oe WEDNESDAY,, March :, 1855, az u
o'elccS roo1, az the fru1s entrance Of Ali
olNri Sale. VII - sold 81 Pebble Auction
sks lsGse % that TRACT q Government land
lying between tie lsrG q Hauuah and the
ixr5 o. hAiwiki. L c. 4 1911. II Hiio Dis
s-Tci. HNSNi. and extending tr01 sea 20
boundary aho1i l4NO fess ma1ks Of sane
ans eoctAiri1S 81 Srsa @ $50 acres move o.
less.
Tern Lease for - wears.
Crsss Priess sac rs- Gnaum payable
ss.i-snzzsIly II advance.
J. A. KING.
Minister % ths Interior
Iucs-5o- U5ics, Feb :, 1888 I4ss-Ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-02-28

The situation at Washington on
February 18th, the date of the
latest despatch, was as follows ::
The United States Government
had formally recognized the Com
missioners as ENJOYS of the Ha-
waiian Government. Negotiations
with the State Department for a
treaty of annexation were far adj
vanced. The President and Cabinet
were definitely committed to the
policy Of annexation, and it was
expected that the treaty would be
ready for submission to the Senate
in q day or two. The form of gov
eminent proposed by the treaty is
supposed to be based upon that of
the district of Columbia. The
treaty viii not need to be sent
to the House of Representatives,
though it VIII necessitate financial
legislation on the part of that
body.
It would be premature to COM
ment upon the terms of this Treaty.
1t will be time enough to do that
when We know just what they are.
The main thing is to secure as
speedily as possible, union with the
United States of America. This
union must be in the first instance
either under the forms of Territorial
government, or after the analogy of
the District of Columbia. Which
ever form is best suited to the ext
gencies Of the situation viii be the
one adopted A few years of exper-
fence Will be needed before it will be |
possible to determine with inteIli-
gence the precise relations which |
Hawaii should assume toward |
the Union. One thing is GER
tain. That relation will be
with the principles
If justice and popular liberty |
which lie at the basis of American
Institutions, and which viii not be
now, after they have
,een tried in the furnace of a
years. There is no need
or any solicitude on this score.
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formation in this regard can be obtained
ppo1 application 10 the Land ofsoe, In
tsr.O- Department.
J. A. KING,
Minister o. the interior.
lr;s-So- ofSes, February, 81, 1885.
$SlS l4SS&
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-02-28

General A. S. HartEell and
Henry Warehouse as executors Of
the estate Of J. H. Wood, have
presented the American Relief
Fund with check for $50.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-02-28
BYAUTH0RITY
SALE OF ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER FRANCHISE,

i
~ Ac. 1ss.iei An Acs to resu ATE zni
eorrrol the r-,siacsio1 and furnishing q
Eleesrs.ity in Hooo,1,u," approved Jxn-
czry lsEh. I>eS, there VIII be sold s.
Pr6,r Arcs.sr. On WEDNESDAY. the
Sd dsv q MA 1885, 81 y o'eloek rcoa,
AZ the front entrance Of AlItolSni Hale,
the exclusive rish; Sri frsnchiSe Q trr-
risb zut supp'y eiecsr5c light SnG elee-
tire Rover within he dls.ric; o. Honolulu
drrfus the term o. ten lo' wears from
the date u s1ch sale
The following privileges Srs exempted
tron said Franchise,
Isr. TIE right c; any person Or eorPo--
asSoa 70 crest electric spg&rS-uS 2nd pro
ducs electricity f,r either hight q power
for his CT It's Own rz- upon the premises
where prodccsd-
Vi. he rish. Of the Hawaiian Tram
WAYS Company, Limited, under the
franchise &lre2iy granted 70 It, 70
erect plant, poles and WITS foI the
purpose q furnishing power .o- the
PROPULSION q is cars, o. for making
x 1sztrzc. ~sta any ocs O more
!, Of the cu1r-ac-u-s 70 furnish Il with such
power foz u@s 81 am q Is srsczs.
whether the same i within the district
Il such cc1sracsc-s O not
81. Tne -i.h: Of the G3vs-uuis-; to
furnish 10 Suy part q Honolulu, e-ec.ri-
civ Tor Light O. poser. p-oiocsd oy the
power cow obtained from the present
water supply Of the city, Up To the cGpa-
city oj e,ec5r5c dyr4mos nov owned BY
me Govs-u2sat-
he sale q such franchise : s-6isc5 70
the Rulss. Esz--4-5oas, Inspection &rd
TSrsE q Rates 70 &c ehzrgst to Co1<uu-
s-s- Is -. forth II the said aboTeusR-
toned 4cs.
TE UPsxr Pz-cE, 5, Aec.so1, q said
Franchise : - per eeas1n Of TIE gross
receipts oE the Contractor from 81 cleo
tic light zrd power furnished TO COZ
s1Dsrs-
lie Bus tor s1ch Franchise shall be
t9r the percentage Of such gross receipts
which the bidder Is wiling 70 pay 70 the
Govs-unsnt over and shove such per
ce1tage-
Ike CoSrKAcroE shzu oe exempt
Eun paving such percentage q receipts
Tor the first TWO years Of sulh contract
i Dzros-r Of 500 either eAsh OF )
certified check On ; Honolulu Bank, vii |
Dc required from the successful bidder
On tie EI q the hammer, which DEPOSIT /
shzd be 1 forfeit 70 the Government if
such bidder t2ils 10 sxecu1e the contract
crowded t1r II Section ) q said Act,
within twenty izys frpa the dSte q
sale
i Bond, II the sun q $500, with
Two approved z1re5iss OF deposit Of
$500 IN gold cofn II leu thereof VII Be
required, f3r the fzithf1l observance q
81 Of the terms Of the Contract, znd 61r
the observance q 81 the terms and con
ditio1s Of the lzE under which the fran
chiss : granted
KING,
lIztsssr q the Interior.
interior Osse, FEB q. 1885.
2-1rO-e- rL-S-+F
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-02-28
IN RE-PACIFIC IRON WORKS
COMPANY.

Ehsrsaz. Lbs Pacific Lron Works Cor
parT. Corporation established undsr tie
I.zs Of Ire Hawaiian Islands, has parsc&rt
TO The law n xzch case made and provided,
dcly fled IL the O5ce ot the Minister Of the
Irrsricr, = Petition for the dissolution Of the
said Cooperation, together with q Certificate
;hsrsso amazed IS required By Law; Nov
thsrsto-s
Sosics il tsrshy given TO any and al per
su-s =ho have been o. are roE interested IN
Gy uz-ner Whatsoever II tts said Copper
aticc, tbs; ob!ections TO the granting Of the
sid Petition uzss be fled IN the OtHce Of
she undersigned q O. bstore the Ssh day q
ApriI. 1883, Gcd that suy person Or persons
desiring TO De heard thzrsoa, Gus+ be IN
attendance AZ TIE OEce Of the undersigned
II AIiioIs-i Hale, E1coIzI1, 4; 10 o'clock =
IT. q that 6sy 70 show cs1se Why said Petit
;ioc sE1zI6 lot be Eraccsd-
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SALE OF s GOVERNMENT LOT AT
KALUA0PALENA, KALIHI.
OAHU.

On WEDNESDAY,, March Is, 1855 IL u
o'cIoek uoc1. AZ the froz. entrance Q; ALI
o,x-i Hale. ~il 5e so,3 ~ Prblic Auction
G0vs-zEsrs 5-iI1i1S 10. Nc Is 81 h4lcs-
cpals1A, kklihi. Othc. containing 81 Grss Of
O1s f-IQo Acres & little u1-e q less
Upset Price SSCC-
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]. !. KING.


Minister OF the Interior
Qeuarsnszt q the Interior. Feb. Is 1888
1879
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-02-28

Minister o the Irts-io-.
zcs. Feb. IS, 1898 r45s-Se
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-02-28
Sale Of Three Tracts q GoTeru-
rsrt Lands II North
lilo, Hawaii

On THURSDAY, Mzrch %, 1885, = =
o'eIock 11oa q TIE front entrance q Ali
foIzni Hale, si1 Be sold 81 public
zzczion. three Tracts Of Govsrunent
Lands II Mz1Izzfzi, North lilo, Hawai-,
VIZ
Tract No I-ContzInlng 81 area Of
q $500 Gerss, Upset Price $l0S-
Trzes Va. 7-Cou-4ininz II area q
IS S1-IG0 zcres. upset Price SeI-50.
Tract No. 5-Coutzluing Al area q
Is $500 acres, upeet prics S69-s5.
Rs c1adI-i0usd that the purchaser Of
the 45oTe lots, shall pay costs q survey
zu5 plotting q sane Full ini1ruztouin
this regard Can be obtained Upoa sppli-
eaziou 10 the Land Once, Iuteri1r De-
P1rsns1--
J. A. KING,
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4. KING.

Minister q the interior.
interior OEcs, Fs1- q, IsSS-
S3f0-Sz ASST
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-13
BOSTON STOCK MARKER.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

THE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Nov. 1i.--Wheat--M Moderate
trade; opened sc lower, declined ic more
on free local offerings, increased North
west receipts. decrease in exports and ex-
pected increase in visible supply; held
steady and closed easy, lskc lower than
yesterday. Receipts, $4,000 bushels; ship
ments. 81. 900 bushels. Closed: Cash, 60sxe
Nav, 6skc.
Corn--Lower: cash. 37Ac; May, HEc.
Oats Easy; cash. 2S1@c: May, 3iJSc.
Rye--4sGf45c.
Harley Nominal.
Fiax-$i.04.
Timothv-$3 90
Pork-Easy; January, sf4
Iard-Easy; January, $S.i7i<,
Short ribs-Easy: January, $z22H.
Shoulders--$7. 25tf7.5o.
Short clear-$s. 1893.
Whisky-$Li4
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. l1.--Cattie - Receipts.
1900 head. Market steady to strong; beef
steers. x5.T5@G.0o; fat steers, s46oQ5. so;
others. s3.506l4 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market IS
G30e lower; packing grades, $5500f5 65
shipping heavy, s.. T0et5 rs: prime heavy
mediums and butchers weights, IS. 75sa
$50; assorted light, $6.0oM605
Sheep--Receipts 500 head. Nothing do.
ing: top sheep, $S.oO@S.5oi top lambs. S. IS
6dA IA
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FOREIGN MARKErs.

LONDON, Oct 81 Thomas & Shorts
Circular. The demand for English hops
hiss improved since our last report and
good many have changed hands. Prices
are practically unaltered. Most of the
trade passing just now is in hops at PC TO
24c. Anything higher. If offered. receives
little attention, as consumers apparently
are limiting themselves TO q certain price
aud decline to paw more. although some of
the hops bought ~ &c to 2sc are very
dear rs compared with much better quail
ties offered at few cents more. Many
holders OF good growihs are still keeping
off the market. Prices are lower than was
ever anticipated. but il is thought that
they are now at the bottom and may grad
uallyrecover.
New Styles-Very few are here and
these hang on hand. owing TO poorness Of
quality. Buyers are looking for choice
sorts. which do not appear to be plentiful:
probably when this point is realized a
trade will set in for the best obtai nable.
Yearllng states are unsaleaele at present,
except at very low prices.
pAc.tes--lt is estimated that there are
i0.o0 bales Of new hops here. Business
In these is beginning. but in retail way
only. No douht trade will soon be in full
swing. Continsntals hrm az double our
prices.
Government returns put the English
erop At 4I491e ewt.. which Is much larger
than the majority Of the trade expected.
Qaosations- kenss. asssS2e; SUSSEX, 2i@
CSC: states. 24s27 nc; Paeifics, 23sl25c.
THw STOCK ExcHANsK
I,oxpoN. New. iL-Consois. So Sled
Bank at England discount rate, per cent
sGLvER
Bar silver. .ssS One, 81 SLED.
ESsIIsa GRAIN NARKKr.
IrvrRrooI. Nov. ii.-W heat--ouiei: de-
uand poor: holders oder moderately; No
; red Western. spring, Sc eiee5s ~ No. >
rad Western. winter, SIS slS8StS. SID /,
california. - 7GesSs 81.
Corn-lsisadvi demand fair; mixed
Western. a Ss4i-
RaEknSrCFFk
IaxreS. New li.--The weather IL favor
ahl,. far v heat sowing Many fields are IA
already. aaa the plans is vigorous and
healthy. The market Is generally inactive,
American advices having an uuEAyorSeIe
influence. Russian less active. Indian
wheat inactive.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rmE STATE or TRADE.

TAk STATE VI 1kAuEs
ess FRAScIseo, Nov 1.-THE local mer-
handlse markets are quiet. prices holding
ssady. The produce market is dull.
Vegetables aud fresh fruits--No material
Aange
Potatoes and enthusiastically.
Butter--Firmsr.
Eggs-Un Unchanged.
ponitry and game Firmer.
Produce receipts-Flour. quarter sacks,
lisI: wheat, eentals, 2i,5lS: barley, CEN
ais. i.ss2, oats. eensals. 2Si; corn. CEN
ais. sell beans, sacks, 90s; potatoes,
aeks, 40a5; onions, sacks, 1872 bran,
acfs $40: middlings, sacks, 62A
Fsour--We quote: Net cash prices for
kmily extras IS 6saS1a; bakers extras.
HbA@36o; superane. - 60W2s
Wheat No / shipping. Si.02ssGi.oSAi
Acsce, sl.o5: milling. $Lo6i& etl.0st..
Barley No. | feed, I'D &c; choice
night. s5s.e: brewing. s5@soe; chevalier.
hi0esllS ior standard aud $4,000 per
sntas Tor lower grades.
Oats Red. aTi.@sLoTiS: black, s5c@
H0, milling. sl.i50si.m; fancy leesl,
hieSffi2ts: good 10 choice, $fie1s es
Art.; common to fair. siesLi0; surprise,
h9A8LSO; gray, si.o2GeSll2A.
CALI BOARD.
Bales we're recorded today rs foliows;
Wheat - Morning. informal session
Nay loo tons, $L2ts4. 500 tons, sL2ias
% tons, 81 -; a00 tons, 81 2l'k; 100 tons,
lila. December. eco tons. $L0Sss: leo
has, slosa. so tons. $l.oSAs 800 tons.
h0sh SO tons, $i.eSss perennial. Regu-
e. sess on. May, SO tons, sL2lia; 400
sns. sl.aiss; 500 tons. si.2lts, 90 tons.
H1is. Deeetnber, 400 tons. sizes; go
ens, Si0si<: 100 tons, xleSAs; 500 tons.
nosl. seller 1885, seasons storage paid,
20 tons, 81 0sts per GENITAL.
Barley sales.
FINANCIAL
nrafts-On sight. New York, per sioo.
y. Sterling biils~On london. slxty-day
ssnks. tASSsl.
SILVER
Silver bars, per ounce, 50. eftafse.
Mexican dollars. 81 isssssc.
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This is $50, f33 Ill more than Tor the pre-
eding week and s447, 2f00f less than for
lie corresponding week last year.
The past week has seen some changes in
market prices which are of great import
ince 10 the consumer.
Flour from Washington mills has been
sduced % cents per barrel wholesale.
md all brands Of sugar have been marked
Town. Whites were reduced 4 OF cent
nd yellows u of q cent per pound.
Potatoes have fallen Oft from 81 to e
Der ton, and provisions are lower. Break
ast bacon and dry salt sides are u Of .
mnt lower.
rades OF beef have beer sold remarkably
heap this week. the cut in prices prevent
ng any established wholesale quotation.
BIZ agreement among the wholesalers
prices will now be restored. and retailers
riiI have more time 10 devote 20 poultry.
rhich is now an important feature on ac-
punt of the approach of Thanksgiving
turkeys are plentiful this year and are
Did at reasonable figures. Chickens re-
pain low, although 6ne stock brings fine
prices.
The price OF ranch eggs has continued
% advance. The great scarcity OF these
pods at this time of year makes the sup
iy much less than the demands
Prices are little easier on Eatern brands
# butter, owing TO sharp competition of
california brands. A large quantity OF
leo and butter compounds are sold in this
market at this season of the year. when
be price Of the genuine article is necessa-
aly high.
Wheat continues weaker. under advices
Rom England, without change In quota
ions. The movement of the crop Is fairly
pod. Charters ere slightly weaker owing
the feeling In wheat.
The hop market Is much iivelier than n
Eeek ego. Although prices have not adj
'anced there Is much greater desire on
he part Of buyers TO secure the hops. A
hort time ago buyers we're hanging off
nd growers were anxious to sell. Now
he situation IL reversed
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Hops are steady; common 10 choice, IS
@23c.
Copper-Net quoted.
Lead-steady; domestic. $3.50.
Tin--Easy: Straits. $2050
Coffee - Options closed steady; trade
slow. Sales, 1000 bags, including: No
yember, si7.25@i73p; December, SIC 9o67
1876: January. SI6.65 Spot Rio-Steady
No. Z. 1880.
Coffce-Raw. market quiet; fair refining,
i3-l6c; cenirifugais. J6 test, sac. Re-
fined, quiet
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LuBINs TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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rgAMKR HrcRgYK

STEAMER BUCKEYE
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KfaExaon fors SsnhSe. BANKER. ssssscg. I4kk
uaap Ia wsfsa. Hsaaspart. Easom Ctsy aid iDkss.
rse1lsts y,ctaas. srrsgtnx IA D1tea Csfy 81 . a
Leaves Eni1a City . tn WednesaAy. krt1Ay
aa1 Sgnd.y, axr4ysaS n ee2Etks - : N
L. l. LIEbY. Nssssg.
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The mayer OF Saa FrsneisoO ca satsFdsy rus
loo men at wogk teartaR 40 TIE street railway
sraes. 90 Bash ssrses. IL having acea escia I
that the esmpazy fsfsettea its charter By rua-
Mug aEa car day. msls Of tFsck Was sesa
m eafcxs a. injunction saz oosAinsd.
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MARK HIoHLAsn
Read what . ehemis; says;


SPOKANE, January II, ass1
0sntiennen - take grest psessurs In adds az nag
testimonial 20 the sxesliens qualities OF Lstia's
Toeth Powder and after maay years personal sx-
perssce On lie use sad 81 attentive observation q
is sat sfactory effects upon the teesh of ny
pnttents recommend u 30 AL a. safe, pleasant
aaa sfsseaesoas dsntlfrscs, combining ali ths
requisites Or preserving the teeth and ganas In Q
sssAa. hsaishy condition
6. X LAWRENCE n n q
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This agreeable and eaicacious Tooth Powder. -
aahlished by more han twenty yeas experiences.
has received the sanction OF the members Of the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city gener-
ally. and by them 81 10 daily recommended ead
prescribed. II Is pleasant In the application ~
t Is excellent IN its eects Il speedily renders the
tseth white and smooth. the gums heaifhfai. rod
land Erm. and by frequent use viii preserve them
in this desirable condition II gradually buf Of
fecfuslly removes tartar and desfroyes the para
siticai animAionim which neglect may have Per
mttcd 90 collect and prevents their further accu-
mutation. thus serving ~ . complete bssntinss
and prsssrvsr Of tbs teeth. Microscopic sxsmink
tions have been made Of the matter deposited on
tho seeth and gums OF individuals selected from
ell classes Of society aad OF every variety OF bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal ana
vegetable parasites were found to exist In great
numbera Experiments were made for their 70
mevd and the Ingredients used In Lnoin's Tooth
Powder were found 10 es most ensctuaL destroy
tng them instantly
through the kindness Of frisnds We ass par
nittsd 70 plblish the following
TESTIMONIALS,
PoRrLAsp Or, March Z, iasa
Dear s!rs-Bsing satisaed with your manner %
preparing the Dentifrice and knowing II 10 be per-
fectiy harmless In ne enecsk / have, since ycu
cemmsnced its preparation. used 10 In any family
and prescribed f. 10 my patients with uniform
satisfaction. al4d now cordially recommend h 70
the public as being vaiuaels, safe and smeaesous
centifrsce. we'll adapted 20 keeping the teeth and
w. G. BROWN, d. D.
The following 10 from enc ef ths most snissni
authorities IN the West;
SAN FRAscIsco. July 80. isss.
Lusin Chemical Cot
Dear Ssrs-if q commeudstory word nom ms In
favor OF your excellent tooth powder. known -
Luhln's Tooth Powder, add - It's deserved
popularity AID extended use ! can cheer
fuiiy ana trnthfuiIy ssy 70 these who are Ia want
of . pleassss. harmless aud thoroughly efiescieus
dentifFfcs that thsy viii nnd those qualities ali
combined In your ssmirahae preparation: and
sfer q long Acquasnteace and careful oossrvasicn
Of Its effects upon the teeth Of those who have
made daily use Of e and personal experiences Of
its merits for nearly twenty years know OF moth
ing Superior for the PURPOSE Of cleaning prssefv-
Tag aad beAutifying the teeth
MARK HI9HLANn
Read what chemist says;
eKAffIs, August I. 1852.
Qentlemen-I have made . chemical ssamins
sios q Lahin's Too:h Powder and and that tss
constituents such neither chemically OF
mechanically iniare the teeth. me tGeieteas 80
lection Of the ingssd'safx and the evident cars
hibltsd in It's pTer&ratioR, commend ts - . harm
less as well a. a. sfheaeious dentifrice.
o. J. SMITH. Chemist
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Eoa cHARrEsi
STEAMER IpAna

Newly furnished and saaipped sn1 especially
ADAPTED for excursions Address Boz T7e. % call
a reon 81 sssrr- Boyd bsildiaG
&. u. BRowSFLELD. Assssf ana osnsx.
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Troop CANAL RbUTE-
I'll New Passenger SfsAnsf
DEL1A
fCarFygnz U q. MALL leaves Colnan dock Men
Aave ~ sdnesdsys aHd frfeeys ~ 100 o "a foF
Elngsron Pors 6Embss Bsagor. ~esSegk krieooa.
Ilswm1ts f4isfwanp ALA HcestapSEt Aa6 Gatcn
Ctr ana fnfsrae6iEss points, arriving ~ union
fftv Al 90 q. m Laav.s Untoa Ctsy ~ 6 40 o.
"a. Tuesdays, Thursdays zad ssaaTdsyss arriving
In Seattle a. 800 p M ~~ -.
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pELLINaHAM BAY, INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Fer Edmonds. Everett CiintoD. Langley, Coupe
vile, rtsslady. Fidaiso CITY, Anacsrfes, sAmish,
Falrhayen. sehons and whacpm. leaving seattle
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays ~ . m. Re-
turning. leaves Whatcom Tuesdays. Thursdays
and saturdays AZ $50 m, landing 81 Bakers
wharf, foot OF University street
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whatcom and sehone Fatrhavea. samish. An
sccrtes, fidalgo City Utss3ady, Coupsvtgls. Lag.
ley. ciintoa kverett. Edmoae&
STEAMER wAsCo
Leaves City dock tuesdays Thursdays and sassr
days as o'clock q N. Tickets fsr sAls - City
Ticket once. 500 second street.
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EvERKTT AND sSoHoMIsH RourR
The enly beat that goes through vithsus tfsasfsG
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hatnslds wharf Tuesdayx Thursdays ana
Saturdays AT . m tor Edrnoads, Makiifeo. Ey
srsss AaTysvlsls. kass Ersgssh Lowell aax Soc
bemish FARE TO kvEhkTT soc: TO ayoh
HoMIsH. 600 J. A. HATFIELD. Agesl
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II STEAMER GREYHOUND.
pslly exespt sunday.
Leaves Seattle q IS . m Has N and $40 N
Leaves Everett esls ms isis y IA ana lstg 20
Leaves seattle. ...-.s.s..Ai 4 80 "a
s""Nss' Leaves hvefeti :. y w "a
Cann&cfs with boats for Faesna ans saohomisn.
Lnpdsnx cogmaa deck. fo0t OF Marion street.
sEATTLE AND TACOMA NAyl9ATIoN CO.
CLAUD TR0uP. y. W. oooph1E.
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ponr ANGELICA PoRf TowussHn puD
i GeAsss and eeaxtle route
TINE cAHp
Fast Passenger and frelghs Propeller
MONTICELLO.
Conmencing Tuesday. May a. 1898.
Leaves daily except Monday - followsi seattle
Z q m Tewnsend lose. arrives Pert Angeles
p N. Leaves Port Angeles N Pors
Townsend $50 p. nat arrives seattle 10 m
fan6iaga City Dock, ssastls, rieesis Dock. Pss
HATCH Hko4
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observations tskea sf eli sisgIons - p n.s
ma mssieian time 6 p. IA Pacific tinsl
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eEArTLE. Nov. II, 1883.
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses to-day were:
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At PoKr TOWNSEND.
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