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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-08

Tie easv real heaassses es the SKA sAd Yan. -
r=~.as all ,zsT>ers.csaax r;=Eiss. tesAi%s. suosAs
taseA~s scsshnsa sad ssaresesI rrOdseaas /.
s<ag, 81. eiz.s as3 rsksed cszapssxse. the .1s.-
tn Il al heAss9erx rsFte~as sale. aaa san b.
cssaoasszu,i ssy tae ssscs TIE desired resssls i.
sesass<4- Get ,se gsasise. made by Thsasss & Ga
;. ". &snEO<. CAseaga AZ ersgSsseA @ nA.c1
ssrseesa; Ct r<s1e. tAaDp<r boz
Fer sac ., Ssewas. & He.es<s Drug Co
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Her II uaband Bloaee WioAal ana II
BayD 1t'o q Lie.

At the eosoners inquest In San Francisco
July q TO inquire into the cause Of Mrs.. H. J.
CouradtG death. the Martha Cousadt- Henry
Wtndal scandal, which had one climax In this
city, IVES gone over aud the insanity OF Mrs
Consads established BY the evidence Of
her little daughter Emma and her hus.
band. TIE latter laid the entire blame
Of his daughters troubles. ~ well - the death
al his wife at the door Of Henry windai, who
Was iniasuated With Martha Couradt and fol.
lowed her to Seattle only 70 80 his hopes
blassed b. her marriage to Harry King.
When Hindal learned OF what M Confads
had said II the inquest. be declared that 10 wa
all lie sad that 10 never hoped 20 marry the
girl. although when she asked him for money
he was always willing to meet the demand
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.Whsfs H. uss In trying 70 lay up aay-
fhise~ argue many people Of limited neana
We can at most onIy save . lev aoila.s
.ncota. and what can you DO With few ao.iarss
II yo1 pat them In haak The dollars are rot
pescspshsy larger af The end c! the year, 20
What inducemsns 10 there 70 ecoaomiss and s.y
and 81 on in the vcssdr' And n Q rsault d
this logic they viii continue 70 live right up to
their incomes ana b poorer. IL anytAiae. ss the
end Of The rear sAan they vsss Al tie con.
Deceensc2
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D y. hsrberliug. alter Ave years Of married
-. CO. decided 20 obtain divorce from his
- sAitafu, vile Lon Hsrbsriing. to whom he
~ sassfisd In seattle In isSx In his com.
sst AID In the superior court yesterday he
oaUss aes with numerous sdultsrsss CON-
ufssse 8. Everett . few In different lodging
1essss In Seattle. ana to make good measure.
E1Sss tao com mission OF On indsanits number
= acta II domestic inndeiity By her as the
ksln.I1s residence on Lombard street Mr..
ussbe,iiag thinks these uncondonsd offences By
~ spssass are good aud sufieisnt grounds Tor
= ahsoiuto divorce
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A hai,storm In the vicinity OF Grafton, n. D.,
on July 8, did considerable damage 70 crops.
Bank Examiner Clcary has been ordered to
take charge Of the Puget Sound National bank,
Of Everett
The American Savings hank. OF Omaha. sus-
PENDED on Thursday. Assets. $259,ooo: habtli.
tea Sl53.0oo
The IRE at the river mems Bethel In St. Paul
on July caused five deaths. and several Others
were dangerously burned.
II IL rumosed in New York theatrical circles
man. Robert Tahsf. They have sailed for Eng
Land.
The assets Of the Pacific bank. OF San Fran
cisco. are s2.loo60o; liabilities. q. s6sO0o The
bank VIII probably b reorganised ana resume
business
fecsiveI has been appointed for the North
western Hardware Company. an Illinois cor
porattou. with head oficea in Philadelphia. The
total liabilities are $4,000.
George Lyon. surveyor OF the port Of New
York. has notified Carlisle that he 10 ready 70
testify before the custom house investigation
committee, and hes also resigned
Minnie Hanstrs. 1o-year-old girl LIVING near
Grass Valley, Cal, caught Ore by throwing
badly burned that shs died on the 9th.
National bauk, Of Pueblo. Colo: the National
bank, OF Ashland, Neh, aad the First National
bank. OF Winston, n. e., nave suspended.
Hugh L Farley. sdjutant and inspector gen
eral OF south Casoline, has written IN open lot
ter to senator J. y. L Irby. denouncing him
severely. Developments are anxi0usly awaited.
severe wind. rain ana hail storm In the
schuylkili valley. Penn, on July s caused great
damage, but no loss OF life The buiidings In
Belmont racing park. near Philadelphia, were
completely wrecked.
James Hughes, master workman Of the United
Garment wofkers' Association Of America, who
has besn in the peniteatisry st Rochester for six
months for extofting money from clothing man
ufac,urers, has been pardoned.
Miss Edith Drake, the 81 year old daughter OF
James 8. Drake, the millionaire banker. OF New
York City. has disappeared. and 10 supposed to
have eloped with Samuel D. McGibney, build
ing contractor. She was slightly deranged.
Attachments and iiens aggsegasing $4,000
were filed against the Lowry W. Goode High
land Park Company, the Dies Moines Electric
and Water Power Company and other concerns
In which Goods 10 interested in De, Noines. Ia,
on July
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Tao Tptp,ests Are Nov rva.

judge V.bofn yesterday divorced . couple OF
~ pseits ios the reason that Louis wouit not
eppo'R iis May ana her minor daughter. aged
tysafs, lns OF the two Tripistts. that II 70 ear,
toais. tsa deserted the other in last October.
Tie custody OF the child was given to Ida May,
ee plHFnsh Louis wss not on hand 70 contest
es aivsfssa The couple werc maSried In Green
Castle, NJ. Decc m Ter 4 lSs6
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spss 0kTs rnE aOMEsrEAD.


uoeseaosy 81 the IneoPtOP Ooet00e D Ro4t
0adlsoa Costsst.
E fss tscision Of the Seattle land once In the
onassst Of the homestead entry Of Hugh Roe By
) Il Cine hes teen afhsmed.
hass alsd upon the north half OF The south.
80 qsasssr Of the southwest quarter Of the
usravsst quarter Of section - aud the south.
- aaArtsr OF the northeast quarter Of section
J. eswaship "a north. range ! east. In June,
- sud made nusi proc: before the
eas 81 the superior court ct Port Msd-
tsa u. II. Chin flsd . protest, alleging
ooa.aoe plisncs with the homestead Law aud
- siisstng that the sutsvman desired only 70
oeAa HE timber upon the land The Score
N the interior nuds that the sassy and
- sgoesl were perfectly regular.
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OF
LAKE AND
MOUNTAINS

The view takes In the entire sweep OF Lake
Washington, the snow-elsd Cascades. Mount
Rainier and the olymp!cs II 10 . oeviidering
panorama and the deligh: of ali persons fasiids-
Gus on the subject OF view. Thers are nurnsr-
Qua handsome residences in the immediate vi
entity and there vii! be many more ~ time goes
on. i, 10 only few minutes down town, and IL
ourh, TO add something to ones life. and surely
much to ones Happiness and peace OF mind, TO
live in such . nsis hboshooc. located - IL 10.
hlsh ana dry, with plenty Of ozons and Va
r,e,y Of grand and beautiful scenery
This opportunity is . very aeeiins ora Ihs
n,opsr.y won, last long on saeh terms ana
,ricss. and many people viii he disappointed
hseause shsy did nos Taxa a1yaa;Ags os II In
tina
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NEW WHATCOM June g 1904

Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan-DEAR SIR: I
took your treatment six months. and the
result 10 that am entirely cured. Your
medicine has done just what You said it
would. My brothers eye is well and
strong, although the scar has not entirely
disappeared. Ny prayer is that God may
bestow his richest blessings upon you.
MRS. c. T. ARNOLD.
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The above lady was given up as incur
able by the local doctors She was suffer
ing from q chronic Inflammation and en-
iargemen, of the womb. shich was as hard
as stone and fully three times the nor
mai size. She also suffered from absess
of the ovaries, which would break and
discharge At intervals. The bladder was
badly affected. too. and its function very
painful. She was sick for years, mostly in
bed.
DR.. Jordan's Office is in the Safe De-
posit Building. Front street. Seattle. Take
elevator. DR.. Jordan may lie consulted IN
PERSON from 9 o. m 70 q p. N. every day.
Consultation FREE
Mr.. Van Buren, 10 no longer In our en-
ploy.
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SIS A MONTH
WILL BUY A
CHOICE LOT

In strictly high grade psishborhood. with q
magnificent view. city water. electric lixhn and
drst-ciass car line passing your dos.
you are . reasoning person give this suhsscs
little thought 1t may mean bread and but
ter and homo and fortune 10 you some day.
There IL not much reimbursement 70 prt
few dolla:s in . ssocking every month or even TO
put IL at interest You probably never heard OF
. person who got rich in that way ana started
with nothing. How have the rich men made
their money. Go over the list OF Seas,,ss
wealthy men. Have they mais their big money
from their professions or commercial pursuits.
Not one Of taem, aud We would Just like 70 all up
this column with their names. but you know
them - well - Ne d. They saved . little
money and bought property and saved and
bought mora There il hardly Seattle million.
sise who has not become rich in the same way
Why?
Because real estate d the feundstisn Of oil
wealth.
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San fRASeisco. July Score in todsys
game;
Los Anxetes-Runs ., base hits H. errors
san Frsnct .eo- Buns =, base hits II, esrorss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ad Lehman, Acotesvy ana
spies.
sacsaMEsro, July Score in fodsys game:
Oakianas- Rams & sase hits t3 errorsa Stock
toa-RRas y, ssse hit. u, srrofp4 Bat,e:les-
Crlisishs and Cody. Look aoauga ana spse.
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VERSATILE REEAKs A RECORD.
An CuknoWn Racer Defeats Dfabto At
the Chicago kaces.

CHICAGO. 5aiy 7.-psablo. the Rsookiya hand.
cap siaaer. was badly dstssisi today il a
handicap ~ Versatile and Iase hreera Versa
tile, Vs. no Is comparatively ankaovR. led from
ssars 10 fn.aa and covered tie distance a mile
ana three farsangs. in 2.sss.. ESTABLISHING a
recora. Following - . summary oi tie CAY
9aces.
Five iasicngs-Caro' sse Hamilton von. Esns.
tap second. Dolly Warden third Tfgae. e.1,
stx .Grlonxs-Haga feaay woa. Msxzoi II
secoaa Tsme, /, ~.
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Corrected Figurss of Time AsAe BY the
Di6eseat Yachts.
The eosrsct 6gures In the yacht races as Port
Townssnd on the Fourth Of July have been fur.
nished b. . local boatman- The four classes are
gfou ned. The 6RuYee are a foiiova.
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1klgT CA8lGGkANs.

80 Tar iss bodies have been recovered from the
Iaernaiss nras disaster.
The Tsacs cemm.ssIen hAnk. Of 81 Peters
hass. hes isissd snd TIE manager attempted sui.
eide.
ssua, ESivasia has Termed Q nee cabinet n
Arrvn,sas. IL 10 feared taat revolution q
irr mlnea9.
rrerstnant rAstisans OF saallss ~srs sho' ia
Texaeigslpa On July or order OF fsasi'
seas vasysss.
s,..eke;, & Aussgxcsa7s eescs warehouse a. !:
Vaenusrs,, rrsnasy easns1 Ia HaasurI o.
Jaly & Eass. so.oo maEka
An ar,ssnes wxs made ~ 81 Petersburg on igiy
: 10 a.ss.ksasts NJ fess<ccneT. . sas ae~r 81 iss
coaaeI et tas Rassssa empire and Of sas ed
p-er,e t.. sansl, eus the sssAssia Vas ovsffsv
sFsd ana pat under arrest -
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CHICAGO. July The Quakers won Ga the
Colts errofs- score: Chicago 10. Phiiaas.-
rhis 1a
PirrsBuRa. July 7-Gumber,'s good work In
the boz beat the champions. Score: Pitis-
burg :, Boston 0.
cLsvKLASp. July 7-BsltImofs played nns
bali Cleveland ). Baltimore Is
LOUISVILLE. July But for ffeffer's errors
the Giauts would have teen skut out. Score:
Louisvl.is Z. New York l.
CsSCISSAri. July There Was no game to.
Car on account OF rain.
ST Louis. July THE Browns easily did up
the Senator'S Score - Lon!s 9. " ashi nRtoa &
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Flannel waists for boys will 60 at IS cents
each at our sale commencing today. Hyams,
Pauson 4 Co
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DREXEL
AVENUE
HEIGHTS

O6sD better opportunity for starting . for
tune than was ever before offered In this city.
for the ample reason that never before In g.
attic has such strictly hish-grAds property been
offered on easy enough terms to place Il within
reach Of psopls VINO only have few dollars .
month 70 invest just think OF Il! so cash and
SIS month for - choice residences property -
there 10 in Seattle. Either - speculation or
the purchase OF . domestic, 1t 10 . remark able
Offer. II means buying fine lot today at hard
times prices and paying for 1t during the next
two or three years and you getting all Of the in
crease In values There's nothing that doubles
up like real estate II you buy legitimate prop
erty and keep clear Of wildcat outside schsmsa
That's the reason 1t makes psop,e rich
Drexcl Avenue Heights 10 70 b sold
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The baseball team o: the Seattle Athletic
Club wiu practice 81 Madison park st 5 o clocx
shls afternoon. The men are working aard 70
set 10 readiness ior nexs saturdays garss xlth
tae Maitnouaah Athletic Club All baseball
players Of The Athletic club and others ntsre,.ed
are snviie4 20 ,aga on; 10 the practice
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won. Lake Breess second. Diabio third Time.
2.Iyxx
Nise-Poes Scout woa. santa Ana sscoud.
Michael third. Time. l:Sok&
five furionxs-Anna Asyes won. Pop Gray
second, WIN Foaso third. Time. l:6l
Esecs and . half furiorGs-Dcks OF Niipitas
voa, Belfast second, Siiverado third Time,
LEA
forruie hid the record for . mile and shrse
fursoues having covered the distanes on the
came sysck In 1850, when Q 4-year-old, Ia 2.2p1<
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sAeri 4 - o.tl OF Hoaola4a. wasAs Atlas, ruag
80 raaeva q 10: OF .spess sr0sa hAAAiau valley.
Ksaslspt. Hawaiian lslaa3s. 10 N0Ioka;. IL a.
sarS.sece wixa an order OF tie soAfd OF asa4ss.
Was $50; and killed
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BR,cnros BEACH. July THE track was fair
today. Summaries:
Eight ana one hall Undergraduates won. Ls-
sic NcDuR sscoad, xasghssstta third. Time,
l:5FA
Five furlougs -Hindoomese Won. 1ditA go
opd, Daily third Time. l.o4f
SIX fuYiongs-Eel;pse Won. Fidelo second. Tim
Tough third Time, 1:i5tS
six fnriones-Airplani won. vtrgie second.
Nordoste third. Time. 1:i6s4
six furiongs-Boisro won. billee Doux second.
Early Blossom third. Tine. 1:i6
lngos third Time, i:e.s
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Meas s4nts To-Day fes e - anc e, formerly
scla 81 csc Be that yg.esl HyaEs fsgson s Co
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Louch. Augustine & Co moved to SIS Front
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COMIC OPERA.
=: THE soRcEREa III.
.."........'......'."
Popular Prices -3sc SOC. 7cc and o. essss now
sale ~ theater box offics.
ExcuHsios' TO
NEWCASTLE PARK.
Finest picnic groands Lake Washington Only
200 feet from the landing Just opened. Mica
shade trees Bands. music. dances rsfrsshmentA
Take either OF the two finest pleasure steamers
on the lake the steamer Lafona or the steamer
winnsfrsd. for two days. Saturday and sunday.
July and q
Leave Yessr avenue from tbs . m. 10 D. m.
making round trips every hour. In the
evening leave fesier avenue ~ 8,
and .. m and return ats
p. m and IL p m- These
beats may b charter
% for special trips
81 odd bourA
Picnics can b held on these grounds at any time
by Arranging with
J. L. ANDERSON.
Master OF the steamer Winnffed
Moo puu.A r.,- ~.
-~y -
NEW SEATTLE IHEATEh
Az john W. HANNA A~sses ana AssASsa
:: THREE NfSHrA :: ::
WoNDAY TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY
:. Ir,v 10 II n ?. :,
- 'Vb' w. ~ A. - -
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MosnocrH PARK. n. j.. July The track
VS. fair today. summaries:
Seven surlongs-Sir Matthew Won. Monarch
second, Julien third. Time. l:21s<,
Aile-NeiIie Peyton Won. Accident second
Treasure third. T,Iae. lay
Five and half furlongs-flirt won. Pafasang
Second, Ny I.ady third Time. lea
Eight and one half furiones-Now or Never
won Raee,and second. Time. 2:iA
Sir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won, ekedaddie 80
ond, Estoiio third. Time. 1:lA
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AnseonAs Races Postponed.
ANACONDA. July Z-tspscisl Tho annual
races scheduled for July Is have been post-
popod to the latter part OF the month or early In
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AT $3.50
TO $685.
PER LOT

On terms a. heretofore stated. at $50 cash aud
SIS per month.
Many OF Us have regretted that we were not at
the founding Of Seattle. 30 We could have made
our fortunes. but really the chances Infinitely
better today The struggles. trials and uncer.
taintiss are over. Seattle hes won the fight and
iudicious investments here are - safe ~ gov
eminent bonds and incomparAbly more proat-
able.
There 10 not single imperfect lot In Dfexsl
Avenue Heights II 10 on the very highest
point of the ridge overlooking Lake Washing.
ton. Just about where passengers leave the
Madrona PARK car line ct the top OF the hill for
the walk down through the park. The car line
passes through the addition. Lots are 30xioo
feet in size.
There IL magnificent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-06
The Only Weekly Newspaper.

The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE twelve
pages), is out this morning with
all the news of the day. The pres
ent number is an exceptionally
newsy one and copy should be
sent to your friends abroad to keep
them posted on Hawaiian affairs.
The special features of this weeks
issue, are: The official announce
ment of the receipts and expendi-
lures of the Hawaiian treasury for
the year ending March 81, 1898;
report of the doings of the councils;
the removal of the government Of
fees to the executive building /;
particulars regarding the new
steamer line; w. R. Castles ora
ton delivered on Memorial Day !;
how the explosives were discovered
on the McKibbin premises, etc.
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Syrup

The majority of well-read phys
icians now believe that Consump-
ton is germ disease. In other
words, instead of being in the con-
stitution itself it is caused by limit
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as caterpillaTs do
the leaves of trees.
A Germ The phlegm that is
coughed up is those
Disease. parts of the lungs
which have been
gnawed off and destroyed. These
little bacilli. as the germs are called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive just the same, and enter the
body in Our food, in the air we
breathe, and through the pores of
the skin. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, 1oosens them, kills
them, expells them, heals the places
they leave, and so nourish and
soothe that, in short time consump-
tives become germ-proof and well. 9
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Cuban Sugar.

HAVANA, May 22.-The sugar
season may now be considered vir-
tually ended, as the yield of the
few estates still grinding will have
no appreciate effect on the total
production. The estimated yield
of the whole island will amount
to 100000 to 100000 tons, a very
large decrease from the average
total production.
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SPECIAL SESSION
NE W QUARTERS.
An Advertiser Reporter Visits
the Government at the EX-
ecutiYe Building.

An ADVERTISERS reporter called
at the executive building yesterday
morning after the ministers were
fairly settled in their new quarters.
Meeting Minister Damon at the
main entrance, the reporter visited
the finance office with him first.
The large safes were placed in each
end of the office. The minister's
desk was in the center, next to the
large folding doors.
The registrar of public accounts
has a paying and receiving desk in
one of the veranda windows. Pri-
vate Secretary Ashley occupies a
part Of the commodious desk of the
minister, and can be found in the
Office every day during business
hours.
The minister of finance has a
cosy private office upstairs in front
of the foreign Office. He pointed
out to the reporter where the new
vault will be built in the finance
office proper, in the mauka corner
on the Waikiki side of the room.
One of the old vaults at the court
house will be used for storing legal
papers and documents.
In the makai end Of the interior
office Minister King has his private
Office separated from the chief
clerk by screens. Mr.. Hassinger's
desk occupies the center of the
large room, surrounded by The desks
of his assistants. The mauka en-
trance, ar vestibule, is reserved for
the desk of the cashier, license
clerk, etc., and through this open
ing all the cash transactions of the
Office will be carried on and drafts
on the treasury issued. Miss Vida,
the typewriter of the department,
occupies the mauka tower room
adjoining the main Office.
President Dole and staff occupy
the two mauka rooms upstairs in
the Eva end of the building. When
the reporter entered, President Dole
was busy arranging his books and
papers. With another gentleman
present, the three sat down'to the
late kings round table, which will
be hereafter used for the delibera-
tons of cabinet meetings. Festive
kings and queens in pairs and lone
jacks and jack-pots will hereafter
not be in it, and the dignity of the
new shall in some degree atone for
the rolicking neglect of the old.
Passing across the wide hallway
the apartments of the attorney
general and his deputy were en-
tered. They are situated mauka
in the Waikiki end of the building.
The encouragement was so busy
he could scarcely say " howdy,"
and lot of work men were busy
putting the bookcases into position
to receive the legal tones of the
department. which were waiting in
express wagons down stairs.
AS soon as all is rearranged, the
building will be nicely cleaned
throughout and the main floors re-
polished.
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postal savings bank had been some
what of a burden owing to the law
governing it. The bank has paid out
over S50O,O00, which has caused seri-
Gus drains on the treasury. This had
been largely caused by the payment
of large deposits. These had been
drawn too rapidly during the crisis,
and some arrangements should be
made for more gradual Withdrawals
Depositors should not be allowed to
withdraw all their money at once
without sufficient notice to protect
the bank. The bill introduced was
meant to cover these points. He also
explained the application and scope
Of the bill, which upon motion was
referred to the judiciary con- mittee.
At 3:45 the councils went into
special session.
SPECIAL SESSION.
In special session Charles T.
Wilder was appointed to be consul
general at San Francisco in place of
F. S. Pratt, removed.
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