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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-17

H. ". Baker is expected back from the Eas.
to-day.
c. f. Jackson, Of snohom:sh, 10 t guest of the
Arlington.
JOAN L. Thomas, of New whatcem, Is a CUES,
the Diller
Col. J. B. Hawley, of Everett, ia stopping at
the Occidental
e. D. Carter. of Wallace, Idaho. is a guest Of
the Occidental.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J, Maloney. OF u hatcom, are
stopping at the Diler.
LYMAN Harris. of North Yakima IL In the city
stopping at the Grand.
Mrs. William Ca aiweii left yesterday for Spo-
kane for three weeks stay.
p. Mckenzie aud II. l. Johnson, of sno-
homish, are guests of the Grand
Miss Anna G. Howe. of Boston. il visiting her
sister. Mrs. Mark Bailey. at 229 Fo.1rth street.
Thomas Maloney came down from Port An
geles yesterday and registered al ts3e Arlington
Mrs Melvin J. Winstock leaves today for
Portland, Or, where she viii spend three
months with her parents.
:. q. Simpson and family have returned from
Montreal Canada. where they havs been visit,
ing for the pssl two months
l. W. Adams returned to Seattle yesterday
from all extended Eastern visit He will re-
main here lew days and will teen go 10 san
France and spend the balance az the month
L. :. q. Waite. engineer in change OF con-
struction OF the Port Orchard dry ,.ocS, and his
daughter were in the city yesterday and regis
tered al the Ar ingtou.
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TACOMA. Jan. l6.-[Specisl City Attorney
Murray went 10 Seattle this afternoon to COME,
with City Attorney Donworth of that city. about
bills to DO presented 10 The Iegis sture, growing
out OF the recent convention O. cities. ar. Muir
ray has IL charge the rea,sessment proposition,
which, on becoming q law, viii euabe cities 10
rea.sess property in OF any technical errors.
He SO mas charge OF the new charter PROPOSE
ton, which il considered the most .mportan.
matter considered ~ the convention OF cities.
Regarding this Mr. Murray said today:
''NCne OF the CITY attorneys OF the cities inter
ested viii have time 70 prepare charter.
It's preparation must be lett to some one having
plenty OF time IT. proposed by several Taco
mans that prominent lawyer, who is skilled in
municipal government laws, be employed 10
draft a joint charter for Seattle, spokane and
Tacoma
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THE BLAINE MYSTERY
Only Family and Doctors Know
What the Disease Is.
Ex.PREsIpENT HAYES ILL.,.
A Great Threng 1t the Funeral Of But
lef-Fanny Kembie, the Ao-
tress, Dead.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. l6-Blaine's disease
remains . mystery TO al but the family and the
attending physicians. The iatte. decl ne with
out the express authority OF the family
TO divulge the nature OF the com.
plant which has kept the patient
il bed for four or Eve weeks with constantly
diminishing strength and frequent sink.
ing spells, threatening immediate dissolu-
ton One physician who has treated
Blaine in the past, said toiay: "Ths
real nature o. B aine's disea.e viii probably be
made known when the certificate of the health
officer is made public, and fear that viii occur
before long"
At l2:30 a N. Tuesday there was no apparent
change in Blaine's condition Neither OF the
physicians was in the house and the lights were
all out
The physicians have issued the following:
Blaine's condition is one of great weakness,
shown principally in the iesbleness OF the
hearts act on and difficult breathing. Ee Is
perfectly conscious, and a: no time in state OF
stupor. He suffers no pain. No narcotics or
sedatiTes at any time have been given. and /. 10
not probable that such reEled es viii be needed.
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nxeo AZ - Per day and actual raveifug ex-
pensss.
This afternoon was the tin. Fixed for The con-
sideyation OF .he vetoed anti-Pinks-ton bill and
TIE bill for the taxation Of mines, as special
order Of business The veto messages OF the
governor were read, and owing to uncertainty
regarding the existence Of Joint rules the matte,
was continued, on motion of Rutter Of King,
and made Q special order &c. Friday at 10
O'CLOCK
A resolution was introduced By Dyer % King
providing for the p-iating and binding OF the
governors message and the reports of the vaYi-
Gus state ofIcsrs for distribution among the
various states of the Union; carried.
The committee on municipal corporations
was increased from three 70 five members, AID
tho COMMITTEES On roads suc bridges from i've 70
seven members. Senator HoYr's motion TO add
two members 20 the COMMITTEES on public build
fngs and public lands vss csiea.ei BY vote Of
sto L.
his examination OF the state treasu-ers &C
counts, showing tie amount on hand in tie
several funds.
Bills were introduced - follows:
BE No q, BY McManns OF snohomish-Reg.
rlsting the mode Of procedure 20 acquire, take
or dsnnags private property by municipal cor
: B. 30 q, BY McManus of snohomssh-
Amending section II chapter OF tie laws OF
lso1, entitled: IAN act providing for TIE organ
tzatioa, classinestion, incorporation and gov
srnmsns of municipal corpor atoms" and declar-
Ing emergency.
Z B. No 0, By HsstiDg. OF JeHsrson-To es-
tabiish and provide Tor thc Licensing and gov
eminent Of pilots and reg -lating piio.sge for
She straits Of Fuca, Puget s'und aud ali ArneE.-
can waters pertaining Thereto
s. q Sa q. by Hutchinson OF Lincoln
AboIsbing the Office OF lieutenant governor.
c. y. No. %, By Edens OF Sxagit-Reiativc TO
commission merchants, or persons selling agrl-
cultural products and iarra produce On coHnais-
siou
cities and towns to validate certain warrants
aa6 Obligations Ii excsss OF the n per cent a.
lowed By Law.
{ 3. No q, by Donahoe Of Lewiston the
purchase of land aud erection of additional
buildings for the reform school at Cheaaiis.
4 B. No .. by Gilbert Of WhateoIn-For the
building and repair OF roads in organized town.
ships and .ae levy and collection OF taxes for
same
s. B. No q. by GIlber. of whs.com-Provid-
ing FOR township organization, duties and com.
taxes.
{. 3. No. 80. 5y Richards of Whatcom-Cre.
a.ing board of hEgooT line commissioners and
defining ilelr powers and duties.
5. b. No 30. By Campbell of Pierce-Amenc-
ing sections and 10 OF act OF 1856 in relation
70 attachments aud gsrn.shnents.
Z b. NJ s.. By Forsyth cf C0wlitZ-For the re.
county.
6. 3. No g, By Dyer Of Riug-Reia.ing to the
appointment o public administrators, 6xing
tier ierm OF oflee, defining tbeir duties and
powess. regulating their compensation and pro-
yiding Tor tae distribution OF eli property CON-
iue INTO their bands.
Adjourned until Il O'Clock tomorrow.
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McGiynn and Henry George Still Agree.

new YORK. jan 16-At a meeting OF the
friend OF rapid transit held tonight, in intro
ducing the subject, Dr.. McG!ynn said. "All
these great WORKS that oy nature are moaoFlies
aud public rather than private euterprl ses.
should be controlled by the state, county or
municipality
d. McG!ynn then advocated running under
ground roads free OF charge on the same prin-
ciple So elevators are free in buildings Henry
George spoke advocating the same theories.
Resolutions eTnbo lyi protest gtinst grant
lug q fraachlse TO the Manhattan elevated rail-
road was pre- ,en;ed and petitions again-t grant
ing franchises 10 private corporations circu-
a,ed foc signatures.
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KILLED BY sEvEN-STORY FALL.
Horrible Death OF David Porter, q San
francisco Pioneer and Merchant.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 16.-About $50 O'Clock
this afternoon David Porter. well known
wholesale liquor merchant fell from
the seventh story of the Mills building, a
ten-story structure az the corner of Bush and
Montgomery streets, which was completed a
few months ago. anu was almost I'm
stant!y killed. Porter was leaning
against the railing which runs
around the interior court on the
seventh foor, and either became dizzy
or lost his balance. for he toppled over the rail-
ing aud fell. He struck q corner o. the stair
way on the second aoor and his body then
rebounded to the steps and rolled to
tho stone pavement on the frat door
He was picked up Ia dying condition, anu
PRED few minutes later. His skull was frac-
tured and his right leg and all the ribs on the
right side broken.
Porter was a native Of Scotland, about 50
years OF age. He was pioneer of this state and
accumulated q fortune, bat failed in business
some years ago. His only daughter married
Campobello, the singer. about two years ago.
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TIE COUNTY OF wExArCHEE.
10 Be Formed From Portions OF Doug
las, kittitas and Okanogan.

WHSATcHER, Jan 1s-lSpeclaLi Tho We
nascnee river divides Ki,titas fyon Okanogan
county. lie people south o; THAI river are COM
PEELED TO ,rave. .rorn d;ty 10 eighty mics and
cross mountain 5000 feet higa to resch EIens-
burg. their county sea-; those MOTH OF the river
must attend to county business is Coaconnully.
lIO 20 l5o miles distant, paying iesr!age over the
Columbia river twice, and travail sixty miles
through Douglas county. kiitisas county is as
large 50 The state OF Connecticut, and Oxanogan
county could carve out Masasch usstts aud have
something to spare
The natural consequence Il PETTY Jealousy.
The county seat folks think We want too much;
on. people say We get too u'Isa We get the
poorest kind OF local government and the
highest kind OF taxeA The taxes are spent
travelling back and forth TO ttEs county seat:
each trip Of juror, witness, election courier,
sheriff, school super nteudsn,, etc, costs the
county from sl2 to So Tor mileage alone. and
there Is nothing left for roads, hridges, schools
and legitimate expenses
More than hail the disorder at Wenatchse
during the past summer would tsve been pre-
vented oy county seat and jail within reach
Inc people in this valley are unanimous il
favor OF organising county out oi portions of
kittitas, Okanogan and DougiaA The Board of
ira0e here has appointed q committee to take
she matter In hand. A sub-committee will
confer with the Board OF Trade a, Wsterville
aao agree on salts iactory line of division.
The line between this and k.t,i.as will proba.
bly, be the summit of the mountain between
mere and ElIensourg. extend ns past Mount
stewart TO the summit OF the Cascade mount
AIMS Inc north line Will prooahzy De drawn so
as to include or exclude Lake Cse.an ss shall
meet the desres OF the people. Tae population
OF the proposed county ~ $50 OF 5000 accori-
Ing as Chelan il counted In the main, We have
been treated with fairness and llneraiity by the
counties to which we belong, bot.. III the divis-
ion OF Offices and appropriation OF money, but
nature made this country so THAI the people of
each valley can but administer their local gov
eminent Wenatchee county watts IN the ante.
room.
Wensschee Is free from sIaalpoz-guaran,in
was taken of on Sund ~
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Boss It.ho, Ja:,. l5.-TAe >up-eT. court to-
Day fe@ae-et : decision II tae case OF John !.
<. wn' was >ent 20 ine reulteat.Ary from
l1-h3 coUugy Tor assault upon Caares 4 Bemls
w.;a "a weapon likely 10 p-o1uce great botl.y
ham, tie hal teen iGajCte: for & sau.t wit Z in
t~u' to co.anli m@:!er. AM the court sen
teacc1 him / iYe years, whereas tie sentence
IS limited T. two wears Tor the crime of which he
" - convicted. lie hal served one year. Tbs
case came up on habeas corpus proceedings, and
the supreme court held that the sentence WAS
erroneous aa4 vo4d AMI Cox was released.
decision was rendered liz tia csss OF All
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CHICAGO, Jan. lf-Ia.e this evening =. street
car contain ng SIX passengers was run down at
ForIy-seveuth street crossing, tins same place
where four people were killed recently ~
Rock Island engine. All the passengers
were injured, and one OF them, Will
Collins. will die. The blarae for the
accident lies between the gateman, conductor
and driver, and the two latter ar. locked I'D,
notwithstanding their injuries. Taylor, the
conductor, says he ran ahead and when he saw
the engine tod the driver 10 stop. BUT some one
shouted 'Come on" and the driver came, and
before he could cross the track the car was
knocked into sni ntere
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The B'nai Birth.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l6-At today's session Of
the SUPP. me lodge OF the Jewish order b nai
Birth, the endowment committee made re-
port recommending the creation OF a
consolidation fund to be administered
ty board OF trustees OF nine mem
bers, FIVE from Baltimore and four from
other cities. until the fund reached $4,000. he
report was adopted and referrei TO the executive
committee, with Instructions to draw up q Law
embodying the provisions OF the report AMI sub
nit il 10 subordinate lodges for approval.
Baltimore was chosen as the next place OF meet
ing Alter the transaction OF routine business
the convention adjourned.
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Klee and other Ch nee against Z C. McLe.n. In
lSs2 James WIKI leased sc.ae placer claims 70 Alec
and associates at Elk City, Itshe county. Nc.
Lean d. possessed tae Chinese soa jun ped he
claim. X.ee brought suit ssaass Mclean md
wiz Mclean cemur.ec on tie ground snat
h!ea was an alien, ami tie dsm.;rrer was sus-
tanned ty Judge sweet The supreme cour:
overruiel sweets decision and rstnanded the
case 10 the district court, with distractions 70
override the demurrer aud permzs the defend
ants 10 answer. Kiee's possession, the court
holds, was q . tenant of Wis. AID prior 10 tbs
act OF March, 1857. there sas nc Jaw prohibit
Ing the leasing OF mining c!.ins to Al alien.
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Friction in the British aFinfstrv.

LONDON, Jan. IA cabinet Council lasting
three hours was he'd today, and it was
.unored that the friction beiweea members o.
the cabinet as 70 the details of tf1e home rule
bill showed considerable augmentation
since the last meeting TIE financial
terms OF the bill are said, however, to
be substantially arranged. The new
propo-ai will make lrelands contribution
equal f2,7uo,7S5 per annum. Another important
feature is that a loan ,hau be grasted from the
imperia treasury to the Irish exc;-equer TO ena-
bic the Irish administration 10 stat
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A Rich Young Man Suffacated.

MONTREAL Jan. l6 Arthur Allea, the young
est son OF the late Sir Hugh Allen, met
death by suftocation st an early
hour this morning at his rooms
Investigation showed that he FAD probably
fallen asleep and cropped a cigar into waste
paper basket The de- leased was one Of the
most popular young men in the city. His share
OF his fathers estate brought him a revenue OF
about $4,000 year.
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An Emery Wheel Octopus.

NEW YORK, Jan. l6-1he Columbian Emery
Wheel Company, with capital Of 100000,
was organized under the laws OF the state
OF New Jersey at Trenton !as. Thursday,
January II 1893. Frederick ). Dickson, OF
Philadelphia, was elected president The pur-
pose OF the company Is to purchase al the
emery mills % the country and all the emery
and coruudum wheel factories.
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To Re-Estsblish the Spoil. system.

WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. l6-In the house to-
day De Almond. Democrat, OF Missouri intro
duced a bill 10 suspend during the first year OF
each presidential term ell civil service Laws ia
so far rs they restrict or interior with the free
exercise By the president o. heads of depart
ments of power to remove or appoint officers or
employees of the government. TIE preamble Of
the bill SAYS no administration can fully and
satisfactorily carry its policies into execution If
a large portion O. the subordinate officers are
hostile to such policies.
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An IDrerfnr neal.

SrRISIFiELD, Mass. Jan. 16-Horace Smith,
one OF the inventors Of the original tyyewriting
machine, inventor OF the metallic cartridge
whale gun. and part inventor OF the smith &
Wessou revolver. died yesterday afternoon a;
us home u this ctty o. hesrt failure an con
fcst;on of thc lungs. lie was bora IL Che Aire,
Mass, III l>J>. and came - THIS city aooa. lS1a
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Gov. Albeit beaten for Senator.

TRESToS, Jan. l6-James smith, r., was
nominated for United states senator at the
caucus of the Democrats OF the legislature to-
day Albeit withdrew from the race m soon rs
tie caucus convened. This LETT Smith wlthou:
al opponent Aobett was Cleveland's candl-
date
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Mrs. Aliens Reception.

wAsHI~5T5H CITY, Jan. l6-l,pecial)-M-
John B. Alien today received callers for the dr.t
time TINS season, At the Allen residence. No. 10
stree. Norf least She was assisted by her
sisters, VINO res Ge in asLiagton, and are her
guests at the present time.
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The Oklahoma Deadlock.

GUTHRIE. o. T., Jan I5-The deadlock in the
lower house Is st.ll on. \ populst from King
hsner introduced compromise resolutions
which proposed - divide the o1ces, but wss
ruled OF; Of ORDER
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Gov. Turuey sworn in

NASHVILLE. Jan. l6-AoE. Peter Ta-rev chief
justice 81 Tennessee, was sworn n is governor
at his hons ia Winchester TODAY. IL was IN
able 10 come - Nashville. owing 70 fitness
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A Victim of Too Much Alcohol.

Dr. u B. Bailey. rooming over the Delcho ga
loon, on Yesler avenue, WIS taken TO Prov dence
hos;ita yesterday by the police patrol He is
suffering from Geilrum TT mens. He is a resi-
dent o! the state OF Illinois aaa has no regular
office in this city. He is about 10 years Of sge
and is sad 10 have been private secretary 10
Gen. Jonn A Logan
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senator Gray to lie Reelected.

DOVER. De, Jan. l6-The Democratic mem.
bers OF the L g!s.stUre went into CAUCUS at 80
o'clock this evening aud nominated Gen Cray
for United states senator Nv aCClamAtton Both
houses VII. meet in joint session tomorrow an /
cast votes. There Will be no Republican nomi-
.re
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Also complete line of Comforters ranging in price
from 75c 81, SIPS. s5O 80 s225 up to So An examp
alton of these goods will convince you that our prices
lower and our assortment larger than any place else
We should also like to call your attention to ONT
magnificent display of Black Dress Goods which we ara
also making special of this week.
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UvIxSA. Jan. l6.-The vote "a United ststes
senator to4ay; sanders y, C.arS -. Dixon :.
Collins 3 AU.y!.e = BearaeT, Fop-llSt, woe.
f.r q rs
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The recount deman led by D.. 0'Donne,l. de-
feated candi ate for mayor o. >an francisco, is
in progress be ore Judge Murphy.
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BLANKETS x BLANKETS
We are selling Blankets at extraordin.
airy low figures.

10-4 Atwood Gray Blankets. ...............ss 7,l
1914 Notified AWOol Gray Blankets. ...........s7AI
ia All-WOOl White Blankets. .............s Al MI
12-4 All-WOol White Blankets. ..............s a. nI
1o-4 ALL WOOL Scarlet Blankets
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". D. Rowland, SIS Warren street, New York,
issues as No l6 OF the Leisure Time series the
Mysterious Mr.. Jarvis by Frederick +. Giles
Papar 223 pa -es > cents
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The MxnmLac seaatorial Eirhs.

CEEYsNNE. Nyo, Jaa. .a-Tse senatorial
Ga s. 81. tst same co0.lt.oa - ~ tre ra,t, *.
cepIlnS rs. Now IS Ie.a.. led a. out q. tae race
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IN REAL HaA, Est ESTATE


sucn beautiful views is being sought afte9
The choicest residence property in the CITY
without question. our list comprises one
block. about four acres, $500; grand
views.
One block, twelve lots. 10000 This d
choice.
Two lots. corner Oak and Broadway,
5000. Will Give terms on his.
On Everett street. East Park, choio
two lots. si.700.
4 genuine snap if purchased at once;
lot ard halt. $50: worf h 81. 200
Eight-room house. $500 your own
terms. House We'll built and speada
surroundings.
Two lots that are worth $500: II yea
have cash. can re purchased Tor s.. 400
Just beyond Beacon Hui we nave oas
block, Moss addition, T. lots, worth $56o;
will sell tor $500; one-half cash, or vii
submit Offer
comm CASH-Wiu purchase six scrs
9-,UVu one mile and haf from our e'hes,
three blocks from street car service. s2,on;
six months: 5000, one year per cent
A large property owner SAYS he must
sci. something for Cash. We have q
large list of lots. business property, ana
acres. Come in and you can make par
chase on prices three years ago.
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The TALON .&S.t $ so aAly TRANSPORTS nsa;a,
line rGaGi LG two tAruEgh trans tAI.y rom sls
Northwest 20 OMAHA, Kansas O.:y. - LOUIS Al &
Chicago sal a. p0iaIs IS 4osar2 equip
meat, tssi time apa ,ae 5e>; % Se7y.ce- I.>Gsl
u1.CU ia seeoaI st-e9L ;. 4 Martha. aeaC[
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Seattle Grocery Company. Ie.ep@oae $50
Ma one bail At the rink wednesta v nigh.
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u, not forres ne IaasQus bal al ihe E.11
Wednesday piAAI
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\ -or1esel uver *. cltAi VIA BEscHaM's
W..
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Business PrOnertY.

co nm CASH-i20x12o. one block from
cu'VVV Pix. 4 corner, income 500 per
month, 5000 three years at per cent. !;
So 90 cash. worth S2i o00
go 0On CAS- Third street lot near Pike,
o-'VUV 81, coo; easy terms; worth $4,000.
x1O 0l0 CASH-South Third street. ac1r-
o-V,uVV ner. pays Ii Der cent. on S15, 900;
come and examine Il: worth $4,000.
So5 400 CASH-Front street block, COX
o-o,VVV i'll. !nrome $50 per month, 800
coo; worth $4,000.
eS0sl1 CASH--Wharf and property run
oJ.VVV ming TO West street, improve
nents cost 900; can sell for s23 900 II
sod quick.
e. 0n0 CASH-Wili control piece Second
oJ,VVV street property, which IS offered
$4,000 less than II cost two years ago;
$50. 900 prot n the deal
en- 00l CASH - Viii buv 60-foot lot.
oiuVVV Second street. with CHEAP i'm
provements. at price owner paid three
years ago. $4,000.
Residence Property.
Broadway street ia now being graded 100
fee, wide and very soon people will see
why property around Lake Union with