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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-23
MARINE NEWS.

TAroosH. Aug. 22-5 p. m.-tSpecial. J.
Dense fog: fresh southwest wind. Passed
out-Str Costa Rica, 6 p. m. last night.
NEAH BAY. Aug. rs p. m,--lspecial.l
Clear; light west wind. Barge in bay,
towed in by ting Wanderer.
CLAILAS, Aug. rs p. m.-lSpecial. J.
Clear; light west wind.
PoRr ANGELES, Aug. rs p. m.--tSpe-
cial. CLOUDY; light west wind. Tug Boy
den at dock at 9 q. m.
HoeuIAN. Aug. 2i-[special. Arrived
--Sehr Pioneer, from San Francisco.
PoRT GAMBLE, Aug. 22-tSpecial.l AR
rived Sunday-Schr Robert Levers. Capt.
Goodman. fourteen days from San Fran
cisco, 10 load lumber for Honolulu.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Aug. 22-tSpeciai.l -
Arrived--Chil blk Benjamin Sewell. at
Vancouver from West Coast: Br sh Rath-
down, las days from Barrow, at Victoria;
sch Fred K. Sander, from Santa Barbara
for orders. To sail tomorrow-Bk Saga
more. Port Gamble, for San Francisco;
sen Salvador, Port Gamble. for San Fran
cisco. Saiied-Br str Tacoma, from Ia
coma for China and Japan.
SAN FRAScIsco, Aug. 2.--Cieared--bk
Wilma, for Nanaimo. Departed-Str Co
lumbia, for Astoria.
NEW York, Aug. 22-Arrived-State
of Nebraska. from Glasgow; Noriland,
from Antwerp.
MovILLE. Aug. o. -Arriyed-Circassia.
from New York.
LoNpog. Aug. -. Arrived ~ Majesty.
from New York; DANA, from New York
Norseman. from Boston: Spree. from New
York.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2a-Arrived-Brit-
ish Prince. from Liverpool.
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ALASKA BoArs INSPECTED.
Quick Trip OF the Local Inspectors .
the North.

Quick Trip OF the Local Inspectors to
the North.
Capt. W. J. Bryant, local inspector OF
hulis, and Charles Cherry, assistant boiler
inspector, who have just returned from
Alaska, inspected nineteen steam vessels
on their trip. all there are in Alaska, ex-
cept three. The Lillian and Tom Morris
ere hauled up at Chiicat. and q small
launch was away to the westward on q
fishing trip, SO they we're not inspected
The inspectors left here on the City OF To-
peka on August 4. and did their work
nights. so that they went from point TO
point on the Topeka and returned here on
her.
At Wrangel on August Q they inspected
the Alaskan. Lively, Novelty and kla-
wack, and the next day the julia, Logger.
Yukon, Seaoline. Lucy and Lone Fish
erman were inspected at juneau. At
Sitka on the 18th they inspected the Bara-
noff, at KiIiisnoo the next day the Louise.
Rose, Favorite and Dolphin. Again at
juneau. on the 18th, they inspected the
Rustler, recently built here, which bad re-
ceived new boiler in place of the pipe
boiler put in her here. On the 10th, at fes
bay, the Rosie was inspected and at
Wrangel the Cora on the 18th. The same
day, at Metiakahtla they examined Father
Duncan's boat, the Maria q. Haven, but
refused to give certificate and ordered
some changes made in her equipment.
Capt. Bryant says that when he left here
the temperature was - degrees. The next
day il was IS and continued about the
same throughout the trip, 80 being the
coolest weather
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DAMAGE TO SINGLE MILLS.

Belts Cut and Machinery Mutilated NJ
stimson's and Cedar Lumber Mills.
Some unknown men, supposed to be
striking shingie weavers, entered the mills
of the Seattle Cedar Lumber Company
and the Stimson Mill Company early yes.
to-day. before daylight, and did serious
damage to the machinery.
At Stmson's the vandais were favored
by the fact that the large arc light, which
is usually left burning, was out in conse-
quence of defect in the carbons. Never
theless the men had not been in the mill
over five minutes when they were dis
covered by the night Waterman, but in
that time they had cut two belts
on the Textbook machine and removed
some of the spalt pins. Two men
were seen by three of the watchmen
about /: 80 o'clock and the fourth watch
man, hearing them from the outside, gave
chase and struck one of them on the back
as he jumped to the railroad track. At
the Cedar Lumber Company's mill two
belts on the ten block machine and one
on the doubie-block machine were cut aud
the spalt pins, nine saw screws and the
castings of the ten-blocker were carried
away.
The men seen at Simpson, are described
as being one tall and the other of medium
height, and Charles Kspp, one of the
watchmen, says he thinks he can find
them. They evidently knew the mill and
the machinery.
The outrage did not delay operations at
Stimson's mill, as the other ten-blocker
was in condition, but the Cedar Lumber
Company's mill did not start till afternoon.
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Highest Of an in Leavening Power-Latest u S Govt Report
Re! B Bsxdss9
ABSOLUTELY PURE

cut of the water, so they viii not noaf about 70
the danger OF steamboats,
Steamer Mabei is laid up FOR few days, hav-
ing her machinery repaired and the Cascade 10
taxing her run
Steamer Edna went to Victoria yesterday. be-
Ing chartered by Victoria doctor. who missed
the City OF ktnston, 20 take him home.
steamer North Pacific arrived here yesterday
morning and left on her regular time for Ia
coma. none the worse for having taxen rest On
Marrowstoae point
On her next trip. leaving here Thursday
nigh. the wiilapa will take exeursioaisfs
around Cape F!atsery 10 the mouth of the Quill
layate river. returning Saturday night
Paddy Glynn, who has been for six months
now the sailors Union of the Pacific. has been
succeeded In that capacity BY Lawrence Holy,
OF San Francisco.
Beginning Sept the Pacific Navigation Com
pany's boats will run through 70 Olympia each
day instead OF lying up for the day in Tacoma.
This viii give a through daily service between
Whsteom and Olympia
Capt. T. j. Rathhone, general agent OF the Pa
cife Navigation Company. 10 in Portland, and
in his absence sam MeCleliand. auditor and
travelling freight and passenger agent OF the
company, is here in the city attending 20 Capt
Rathboaes business.
The British ship Rathdowa. Capt Morrissy,
which entered the Straits Monday. was out IL.
days from Barrow, aud is consigned to Baliour.
Guthrie & Co. She win first go % Vancouver TO
discharge rails and then come to the sound with
40 tons of merchandise.
The British Columbian steamer Maud Capt. J.
Gosse. arrived in the city yesterday morning
from Vancouver with a quantity OF China
freight brought over on the last Empress. IL
consisted OF l,i51 sacks OF sugar. 500 sacks OF
rice. 400 chests of tea and 20 cases OF curios.
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Officials OF Three Interested Roads
Discuss the Matter.

E. II. McHenry. principal assistant en-
gineer of the Northern Pacific railroad,
was in the city yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. McHenry, and returned home on the
4:l0 o'clock train. OF his business here
he said: al have been having conference
with Mr.. Smith. of the Oregon Improve
ment Company, and Mr.. Shelby. of the
Great Northern road, in regard to the
Great Northern crossings, and expect that
some agreement will be reached although
it depends on the decision of so many
people that it is impossible to be positive
about it,"
Although it is probable that Mr.. Nc
Henry will succeed J. w. Kendrick as
chief engineer of the Northern Pacific
road. he said that he had not received any
notice of the appointment.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The city of Topeka ia being painted aud thor.
oughly cleaned.
Capt wyness. of the British ship Alhusra, was
in the city yesterday
Schooner Aleaide from Port Biaksiey. arrived
At Newport Cal, August u
The City Of Pueblo viii take cargo OF coal
At Departure bay on this trip
HaFbornaster Jegich has given notice 10 all
wsArnngers aud pisedrsvers nat they must con-
fern ~ 'ae csty otdiasnces and take old piles
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.


n II
Portland for Check Raising.
Chief Jackson last night received q tele-
gram from Chief Hunt, of Portland. stat
ing that be had arrested Joseph Eller, q
Seattle peddler, who, with Marcus Gabel,
is wanted on charge of having raised a
check on the Puget Sound National bank
from S. to $50 some time ago. The tele-
gram also stated that the whereabouts Of
Gabel were known and he would be ar
rested at once Chief Jackson telegraphed
back to hold them until an officers arrived
with papers. Detective Cudihee leaves for
Portland this morning.
1t is claimed that Eller and Gabel bor-
rowed s. from |. BIumenthal. junk
dealer, he giving them check for the
amount which they raised to $50 as stated.
They then left for Portland, travelling all
the way by team. They were both ar.
rested here for peddling without license
some time before the alleged commission
OF the crime.
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wanted to add denunciation OF Cieve-
land, Crisp, Voorhees, and sherman
The chair said the amendments were
very impolitic; and Lindsay said ne must
vote against them. They should try 70
convince these men, not thwack them on
the nose.
The resolutions were carried with the 10
70 amendment only, and copies ordered
sent TO congressman known 10 be friendly
to bi-mesallism.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Personally Condac ted Exeurxtan q,
Lake fhsiaa.

On Wednesday. August y. the Great
Northern railway will run an excursion 20
Ssehskin. at the head OF Lake Cheian. for
SCI round trip. Tickets are good twenty
days Tor return. This combination az
raii. river and lake tour embraces ~
miles of the grandest scenery in America
splendid opportunity for the hunter,
the fisherman and the tourist The party
wili ee limited 20 dry in number. Fer
fun particulars sad tickets call AZ The
Great Northern ofsce, ia James street.
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Big Lien ON the south Bend Railroad.

Big Lien on the South Bond RAILROAD.
mechanics lien for $50, 700, which Con-
tractors Griggs & Heustis,. of Tacoma, have
been working on for long time. was sent
to Chehalis Tuesday to be filed upon the
South Bend railroad. The lien Is for work
done in the construction of the road, and
has been rushed into execution as result
of the Northern Pacific going into the
hands of receivers.
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LAYING n Third Rail to she wh.rves.

The Oregon Improvement Company Is
LAYING third rail on its sidetracks to the
Ocean and City docks, so as to make them
both standard and narrow gauge and thus
facilitate transfers to and from the cars of
both the Northern Pacific and Columbia
Il Puget Sound roads.
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Good store, Sas.p Rent.

No. tot Pike street, newly paperei and
provided with shelving. Call at Union
Trust Company, us squire. Lallmer block.
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Railroad and Corporation Notes.
Thomas A. Graham, district passenger agent
OF the Southern Pacific. is 10 the city.
The Office OF travelling passenger agent OF the
Santa Fe road, which has be held by Harry ].
Young, OF Portland has been abolished.
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Rest niac-roon house in thecsty. Every
convenience. Location perfect Address
". l., care fasT- ISTss4gsxScEA
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sesisss. AXE shore & EAsssra Railway Com.
pAay SIC a9w Sanntag exegrStoa tEalns 10 san
GaSsMae FSass on enasays Para asv 81 fDr xha
Feaat srlss special rates al aay ums Tor
parties sea display advertisement ia sAls
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OR tslspAoas IS -. fss< ssi, a. ia tAs soox
LaGeh. AHxuasfae 4 "a
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An Extra shift of Men Put on the
Chaplin Builhing.

An extra shift of bricklavers and stone
masons vas put 10 work last evening on
the foundations of Herman Chapin's new
block on Second street Contractor Eriek-
son is liable to forfeit of $50 per day il
the foundation work Is not completed by
September 1. and the extra men were put
on in order to complete the work in time
for James Spur, who has the contract for
the superstracture. The extra men
worked from 10 3 o'clock last night and
will work from 5 TO s this morning before
the regular men 60 10 work. These hours
will be followed until after the meeting OF
the brIeklayers on Thursday evening.
Under the rules Of the union = days work
is from a. IA. TO s 2. M. with an hour AZ
noon for dinner There is no arrange
ment at present for working two shifts.
nor has the question been determined
whether the men who work the early and
late hours will receive more paw per hour.
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To ss Tried for Geld brick sw,na,s.

To Be Tried for Geld Brick swindie.
NJ T, Ward. the alleged gold brick swim
dlsr, was aFraIgned IN Justice Caldwell's
court yesterday on charge OF obtaining
money under false Preteasss. G. W. Don
nett being the complaining witness. He
alleges that Ward beat him out Of saloon
bin for So. TIE bail Vas liked at $500. in
defaulG Of which Ward was committed 10
await trial on August -
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f.Fs' Kssisasas eaaa, Naas.ea p4sl. saaaaya
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Our telephone i las EOs sol. - IN tie book
Iouch. Augustine & "a
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LEGAL NOTICES.


| (EPARfMENT NO. ., PROBATE.-IN THE
- Superior Court. in aud for the City and County
or San francisco, State of California. In the mat
ter of the estate OF j HN W. LYNCH deceased
Noticeis hereby given that Tuesday. the 2lst tay
of November. A. ID. 1898, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF
said day, and the court room of department TO-
OF SAID court at the new City Hail. in the CITY and
County o. San Francisco, State OF Californis have
been oppointec as the time and pIace-for proving
the will of said JOHN w. LYNCH. deceased and
for hearing the application OF MARY JOSEPHINE
LYNCH. for the Issuance to her OF letters testa-
men tary tn reon
Dated November 8. a. d. 1893
[sEAL1 NJ q. HALEY, Clerk.
A. RUEF, Attorney for Petitioner
4O2 Montgomery street. san Francisco.
nnQ
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GOULD d CURRY SILVER MINING COM
~ pany-LocaLion OF principal place of business.
giDia. Storey County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at a meeting of the
Doard OF trustees. held on the l4th day of Octo.
Der, 1898, an assessment (No 72) OF ten cents
f1oc) per share was levied upon the capital stock
States gold con to the secretary, at the Office of
the company room So Nevada block. 3Oe Mont.
gomery St. San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re
main unpaid on the 18th day OF November, 1898,
hc auctlon and unless pay ulent is made before.
Will be SOLD on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of
ment. together with costs Of advertising and eS
penses OF SALE ny order OF the board of trustees
once Room 69 Nevada block. 500 Mont
Somery ST.. San Francisco California. oc16 I'd
- tion of principai place OF business. San Fran
Francisco, California. Location of WORKS, Vir-
Notice IS hereby given that at a meeting of the
board OF directors. held the Il rsI day OF o.
five l25) cents per share was levied the capital
OF the corporation. payable Immediately in
United States gold coin to the secretary at the
once OF the Company. room So, Nevada block
sos MONTGOMERY st, San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the fifth (5) day of Derem-
ber. 1898. VIII be delinquent and advertised for
sale at pubic auction: and un ess payment is
made beforswil be sold on FRIDAY the twenty
second (22) day OF December. 1893. to nav the de-
linquenJ assessment together with the costs of
advert sing and expenses OF sale. BY order of the
board OF directors.
L. OSBORN Secretary,
Onice-Room 33 Nevada block, 3Os Montgom-
cry ST., San Francisco, California oc24 I'd
JULIA CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
Location or princip pal place OF business San
Francisco, California;: location of works, Vir-
GINA Mihing District. Storey County. Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given that a meeting of the
board OF directors. held on the twenty-third day
OF October S93. an assessment (No 25) OF 5
cents per share was Levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporations, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin to the secretary at the
once or the Company. room 56. Nevada block
500 Montgomery st san Francisco Calf rnia
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the twenty y-eighth DAY of Novem-
sale at pubic auction and payment is
made before. VIII be sold on TUESDAY the
nineteenth day OF December. 1893 to paw the d g.
linquent assessment. together with the costs of
advertising and expenses OF sale. BY order of the
board of drectors
j. STADTFELD JR.. Secretary
Omce-Room 66 Nevada block, 300 Montgou-
err ST.. San Francisco. California oc2x I'd
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

PELLE ISLE MINING COMPANY-LoCATIoN
- OF principal place of business San Francisco
CAL; location of works. Tuscarora, EIko County,
Nevada
Notce-There is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment NO
19) levied on the 2Sth day of September, 1898
the several amounts set opposite the names of tho
respective shareholders. as follows:
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PROPOSALS.

g : Irpv 1sITIT n, = i-UE
N Board of Directors OF the Esconddo Irriga-
tion District will receive sealed proposals for the
purchase OF $25O.00O OF the bonds of said dis
trict, and bids will be received therefor at the
office OF said Board in Escondido. California. un
til 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 9th day OF December,
1893 A. j. WERDEN,
Secretary Escondido Irrigation District.
Dated october 81, 1898. nos 20t
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And in accordance with law. and order of
the board of directors made on the 2Sth day of
September, 1898. so many shares of each parcel
of such stock may be necessary will be sold at
public auction at the Office of the pany, rooms
Is and II. 80 Pine street, San Francisco. Cal. on
FRIDAY, the Gath day of November, 1893 at the
hour OF l O'Clock P. NJ of said day pay said de-
nnquent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
j. w. PEW. Secretary.
omce-Rooms Is and IT. 80 Pine street. San
Francisco Cal no4 I'd
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-CRowN POINT
IL Gold and Silver Mining Company. Location
of principal place Of business San Francisco. Cali
fornia. Location of works, Gold Hill. Storey
County. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock account OF assessment (No.
62) levied the 26th day of September. 1898,
the Sc veral amounts opposite the names of the
resnectiYe shareholders. as fofloYfa.
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ELCHER SILVER MINING COMPANY-LO-
T. o@.loH y. priIclpai pIace OF business. san
Storey County. New.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
board of directors held on the third (3d) day of
November, 1893, an assessment mo. 47) of
twenty cents (2Oc) per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable i'm
medsately in United States gold coin, to the Sec
retary. at the office OF the company. room 81,
NJ lis building. n E. corner Bush and Montgomery
streets, San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
main unpaid on the seventh (7th) day of De-
eember 1898. will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment is
made before will be sold THURSDAY. the
twenty-eighrh (28th) day OF December, 1898 to
pay the Delinquent assessment. together with the
costs OF advertising aud expenses OF sale. BY
order of the board OF directors.
c. l.. PERKINS, Secretary.
Ofice-Room 81 Mills building. NE. corner
Bush and Montgomery streets, San Francisco
Cal. no4 I'd
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And in accordance with law. and an order from
the Board of Directors made on the 26th day OF
September, 1898, SO many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the office of the company. room
35. third floor of Mills building, NE. cor. Mont
gomery and Bnsh sts., San Francisco, Cal. on
TUESDAY, the 2lst day OF November, 1893, at
the hour OF O'Clock r. OF said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together With
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
JAMES NEWLANDS, Secretary
ofhce-Room 35, third floor of Mills building.
NE. cor. Montgomery and Bush sts.. San Franz
cisco, CAL no2 I'd
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STORAGE.


ENIRST-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
642-644 Mission ST. CHAS. L. TAYLOR jel3 If
A WEEKS NEWS FOR s CENTS - THE
n WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


~ AT REASONABLE PRICE,
AND SEE FAIRS SUBDIVISIONS s
HoLLNPARK TRACT,
MISSION ST. NEAR BOTH.
Ten days ago we were offering 3i4 lots for sale
In this tract TO-DAY we have Just AZ LESS, and
the majority sold TO parties WHO are tired of pay
ing rent aud think it is timef to own their own
little home.
"bE 1T EVEE so HUMBLE" etc
GoS0 The lots are ready TO build on.
tDCCO. level and o2 good depth, on good
S400. wide 'fF''s
$3.50. niHesnt T1s Tif' from each lot is mag
$3.50. Terms. on lot. valued at les.
$500 taa pa1ao gOO 10 monSh saS f@'
$3.50. of SO
5000 ssG $50 9a ois 1aanes Tae'S Saysss
$1,000. in monthly instal'"'H'' OF $40
$3.50 NE DSa ond ehssts ass ems e 1t
Sl300 sa sh6%us Sfs ss 'ea entTs raea
Sl4O0 maf o each d daFs PLAINLY
$500
$1,000 are are fhs
$500 PG day oa6 an Gf9 @ s any Ins
$3.50. Anc' necessary.
Our office will remain open each evening until
Oc.ock for the convenience of parties desiring
WILL E. FISHER & CO., ID Post st.
mole st
91COO NEAT 1-SToRY HOUSE: LOT 6Ox
u ZOV. 100; w, cor. Brazil ave. ana Naples
81. Excelsior omesread Assoc alton. CHAS. c.
K