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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-05

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Howell Mafy y ittuff"h Nlla D.
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hunter Mrs W lpuhfuu Amahes
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liafaImuro sarah W Iufn.rI "a
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SAVINGS BANK.
leo MAIN arEEur.

1oo MAIN 8TREEr.
Oren Saturday evenings from % y O'Clock.
6rCr cent interest p1ld on deposits of 400 lr
more, and compounded four tlmea yoIr
Utah Title Insurance & 1rust Co.
'lIlIAi, ,li0,toc, FuLL RAID.
j.. y. pOoLy, President; ". S. MCOOugfcK.
Nlce.rresdenti a, L. THOMAS, eeoy.i 4. b,
MtCkh, taehier
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7rduaitrs Hied H fhs 0.icf Of ne C1uuig Es.
oyrdsr " sdN LaE' County since j pm,
HtI'grulV,
John rs Morauii and vito 10 Grove
Nurt1u, lou % aud 20, block 4
ruuth Law ~ .1...H sss.ss 400 %
T. Via Palmer 90 William hltchuull,
part OF lot o, b,1uk l5l, piat A,..... 20
George hluuku Co huaabClt D..
kicnku, section 20, township
norm, range WtHt.,.,.,...s....... lll0 uJ
William A., Irvine 90 suppleo X.
liltdcld. lot 10 aud ~, block I,
Lakewood aIuiiluus....... ..,,......... w
supupu 5 liHtnUIl lu itauG I.llihu,
lots A. aud ~, block }, tdguwoO1
addition, ..sas ss.ssss.ssss W
Seward n. flCIdH Co trans A. Hat,
luH % huu D., block 0, LdgcWOod
uudltuutssstss zee .ttsssss Hssssssssssss ] 90
Harriet a. I.,Itliar 90 Anna Peter.
son, lots aud 3, block %, oarIcn
City amen IeI plat &c.. .....,,,., 700 ~
Jane Ann Newman Co Jane Andur.
Huu, part section 40 township
south, range ! ulsi,,,,s,ats,.s,..., 40 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-05
Young Ladies at Saltair.

As will he seen by the following
program the Y. l.. NJ. 1. association Of
this stake have eclipscd all past en-
deavors In the WY Of getting up OK.
cursiou entertainments to be rendered
Al the palace on the lake (Snitairl on
next Aug, llth.
The most excellent program TO begin
nj N H. M fpnuF!
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-20
MARINE NEW =.

T.roosH March le-9 q m.-Heavy rain,
fresh south wind. Passed out-ship in tow OF
Tvee a, sc; bars in tow of riouesr al a. m.
NEAu BAY, March i3-9 O. m--Ciogdy: Liz ut
southeast wind.
PysEr. March Ia-e a. m.-Cloudy; CAR
PoBr CRESCENT, March IA u ni.~-Cloudy;
light south wind.
Fugr ANGELES, March le.-a nn.-Cloudy;
light southeast wind. Snip lying n karbor
bound cut
FAlRHAvrN, March 10 --fspsoiaL l-ship For
mosa. CspL ohrlof. cargo OF lumber for Cai.ao.
recently grounded by the tug Aogul on Dead
Mans point was iowef out this AFTERNOON. an
inspection 90 the hull having shown that she
sustained no damage.
wHArCcx. March % Especial l-Ship Eska-
soni. Capt Townsend. arrived this afternoon to
load luu ter ct the cornwall rnill
SAN Fasscfsco. March lathe schooner 70
dias, SoGn! for Aiaskn, coslldsd with the
schooner Mary 2 hieas, bound for Eureka, off
HzrhoE View, tais afternoon dense FOG pre-
vaiisi The bead gear q. esch craft was carried
away and other slight damages done. No Que
WAS hurt. and both vessels were sowed back Tor
repairs
NKx YoRx, Msyeh ia.-Thers Ia stili no news
Q. the NaroBic and The agents Of the missing
fTeigatsr are ready - admit shat the chances of
her ever being heard from have become de-
ciGeiiy small Win the sfrlvs Of the steam
a. hope Of hearing from the NAroaie has been
abandoned. The o.Inaa's eansala reported taat
be heard nothing v haieveF OF Tie vessel
uAyRE, March lA-Asr.vsd--iA hse.axue,
fror New YoFS.
Nav YoSK. March Ia-Arrivee- Rhsesia
.rcgG Hamburg. AuraLis. froIa Liverpool: Ia
Champagne ifol aayss
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assessed a. special benefits thereto. and in
which they shall ret down n against the
city OK town the amount they shall have
found IS public benefit, and certify such
assessment roll to the court by which
they were appointed within sixty days
after their appointment, or within such
extension Of said period a. shall be al
lowed by the court After the return Of
such assessment roll, the court shall make
an order setting . time for the hearing
thereof before the court, which day shall
b ct least twenty days after the return Of
the roll.
Ample provision is made for giving no.
tice Of the hearing. and any interested
person may file objections and present
evidence to the jury. The court has full
power to amend or modify any assess
ment, or even TO have the entire roll re-
cast.
Tho city treasurer will have charge Of
the roll when finally approved, and
within thirty days owners must pay the
assessment. The city clerk or comptroller.
at the end of further fifteen days, 10 en-
powered to direct the city treasurer to sell
assessed property for the delinquent as
sessment. Property so sold may be re-
deemed within two years. but the amount
in default is subject to Copper cent. interest.
Another very important provision ID
made by tho following section:
II any street. avenue or alleyo the right 70
use or control the same for purposes Of public
travel, shall belong to any city. and such city
shall establish grade therefore, which grade
requires any cut or NIL damaging Abutting
property, the damages to arise from the making
Of such grade may be ascertained In the manner
provided in this act, but such city or town may
provide that the compensation to b made for
such damage. together with the accruing costs,
shall be added to the cost Of the labor and ma
terial necessary for the grading thereof and
shall Be paid by assessment upon the property
within the local assessment district defined By
law or the charter or ordinances OF such city in
the same manner and to the same extent -
other expenses of such improvement are a.
sessed and collected. In such case IL shall not
be necessary to procure the appointment
of commissioners or take the other pro-
ceedings herein provided for making such as
sessmsnts, but all the proceedings for the a.
sessmeut and collection Of such damages and
costs shall, If 90 ordained by such city, b gov
erned by the charter provisions, law or ordi-
dinances in force in such city for the assessment
and collection of the cost of such improvements
upon property locally benefited thereby: Pro-
vided, however, That this section shall apply
only to the original grading of such street, ave-
nue. or alley.
The bill has an emergency clause, and
having been approved by the governor is
now in force.
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There were filed for record Saturday IL deeds,
the considerations aggregsting @i0,2 Follow
ing 10 the list ~ furnished by Osborne, Trsmper
Co., abstractors OF titles, 1l6 Cherry street be-
tween Front and Second:
s. r. Coombs to Stafford Duncan, lots IL, l3,
block 20, Laws LIST, s.
r. r. Bosworth TO n. M. Lemon, lot 7, block
70, q. Kinnsars add. SO
L. Pratt To X NJ. Claussen, lot %. block 25,
South Park, $50
Henry Lorens to Elizabeth Iorens. part lot 6,
block Il. Mob Hill add. g.
Rel. /. Il I. Go. TO Annie Hughes, lots Is to Is.
block ~, River parg. W.
Moore Land Go. synd. A to Anna /. Gould,
lots In Moorisnd, 81. 100
h. ". Denton 10 q. w. HAIL ct al, no sw 81,
20. 4. t6,oo1
James Dougan to w. V. Rinshart lot i, block
6, Burns II Atklnson's add. &i2o
Peter Mcdonald to William Dickson, MI lot
IL, block :, Palstne II III add, &l6a.
Remi Kondesu TO Edith Il. Peet. lot ], block ?,
Blgelow's surl add. $500
Kirkland Land aud improvement Company to
Nancy r. DAVIS, lots 5. ., block IS, Kirkland, 81.
Nancy f.. Davis TO Kirkland Land and I'm.
provement Company. lots $, ., block -, Kirk
land. 81.
C. H. scot. To N. Cxerwsuka, lot IS, block So,
Gilman Park. Si.5.
Y. wieks.ron to r. l. Anderson, lot S, block l,
u. NJ. Cranes add, $1s7.
j. A. stratto, 81 al. 10 r. Jones. lot 10, block 9,
Valentine add, $50.
sheriff 20 Lizzie NJ. Holden. lots in Iatona lst
Julius c. Smith to s W. sisco. lot g. block %,
Dswey's add and Others. 81
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTION.

NOTICE TO CON sealed proposals
~ VIII be received by the board Of county COM
mlssioEers Of King county, Washington at the Of
fee OF tac CDanty aud tor In Seattle, Wash, until
noon OF "Wednesday. Aprll -, 1898. :0r the
fion and completion OF the new county almshauSe
and hospital the site selected The poor
ia south the city Of Seattle, according To the
plans specifications and desatl drawings OF the
same prepared by W A Richie, architect. which
sal4 pans. - 80 be on file In the architects Of
rice rooms az. so ana 81, Union block seattle
Wssh and afier Monday. March 20. SeJ.
Zach proposal must he accom- san'eG by 8 cert
fed cheek some 4cca bAak IN iAe OF ten
IN anssnd dailaFs sic eoJl, made payable 60 the
10 King county, WssA.. as guarantee of
good fax o. the part of the satd bldier.
No proposal VIII De considered unless accom-
panied by sach certified cheek.
The beard Of cauofy commissioners reserve the
right 10 reject soy all bids
By crsier Of the board If coa1ty commissioners
Of hiug county. " ssalngton.
= 4 TWrCEFLI.
County Auditor and fx-tsftlclo Clerk of the Board
Of County commissioners.
DATED tais tn tAv ~ Narrh. 1so2.
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Mistss STOCKS.


"
-. iVkk, March l&--The bulls in tire stack
-. ssossa more Courage today than inr
= vac past Al the opening taev took hold
%sseSa sugar and Northern Pacfnc urs-
- and IN ihs first Ten minutes 81 business
r'sssa a. savAEcs ia these stocks o! lesll.
- American sUgsr was pure a.sed trsciv
pAsss sesoias operator coaneete. with The pool,
-. .1e eaaass for the better In Northern IA
~ sA''s was sisnsilred hy tie purchase Of
A. amount ~ pra;srrea STOCK Tor both
ana Dong scooaat The upward ten
~. - iae market ~As checked. nowsysr. by
= u We export ~ about s. .,ssl olc in gold
re- European steamers. lac reaction
.'eal - per ceat. but the weakness.
g., 50 q soaE tafstioa. When The haak
$50 vas aubi.,aei il vas The means Of
! Decided change tor the better. ana
'ss ~asca followed tnaastrtals ~srs
An es conspicuous. American sugar selling
- ~ bsssl!sSs 20 ~. Car1Aes 10 o. anet
IA esaassgs, coslSEs, Missouri Pacific
De-, ~a@ and Northern Pacific preferred
saV'n9asat IA the late rise.
~SFneat aoaas-sseSay
SSa~ taii ana u-s sccss1. with 65asc bid
"fxkty BANK sr.rssY~y
sAA' SAssa s&-ras weekly oAak state
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mia Il s227 .6sacS larger than the clearancss
= - preceding week. and &337, ssa 30 greater
an fo9 the corresponding week last year. A
,eeuhie lesturs OF this weeks ciearances II that
p tuesday they were greater than on any day
49, the 9Th OF last July, with the exceptions Of
lunuasy and December S.
n most noticeable feature OF the market
lur.ag the past week has been in provisions
lms and bacon were marked down At the be-
dining Of the week from 70 to lXc, but al
noueh . weakness was displayed In these arti.
=, thsy recovered and advanced Lc on satur-
~. reaching their former high figure on most
nsdes Lard was also advanced.
Potatoes are firm and slightly higher, not
vffhufanding their arrival in considerable
eesntitsss The price asked by jobbsrs 10 now
- to ~ per ton. while particular varieties for
NJ bring from 325 to $50.
Hsy continues in good demand, but there 10
= change In prices. There IL thought TO b
s,saty In the country to last until the new crop
1snss In. Oats are fairly penty in the market,
/ hst ~ stsll held 1t $40 BY jobbers, the price
lsine slightly shaded on large orders. Oats for
~ bring Sa2, aud other grains are correspond
bGiy high
Livestock has declined slightly. but ranch
~ ars drm and trihe higher. owing no doubt
; ne approach OF the Easter season.
& 1Ao wheat market contiuus dull and inactive.
lhoclutely nothing 10 doing for export, and the
p1ieue ere from g. to CT centA For local con-
sunpdon or milling. wheat brings Is to 10 cents
~ choice blue stem even more.
xxcsrPrs AND sHIPMKSTA
Duung the past twsnty-iour hours produce and
1srchandise have been shipped from and r.
S.vsd st the port Of Seattle in the following
Quantities:
Tons
Aipueuts BY rail ana water ........ 1850
necoipts By rail and water ............ 1886
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE or TRADE.


eAN Francisco, March 1A-Business vas
euE In vegetables this morning, with
mo arrivals OF new stock. Receipts in
dudsd 100 boxes Of asparagus. ia boxes
= ihubsrb. 81 sacks OF peas. 2 sacks of string
hoana sacks OF new potatoes ana 43 boxes OF
nushroomA The potato market holds firm.
VIII stock increasing. Receipts today were 422
mekA Onions are unchanged. Receipts, 90
ocka
Il ths market for fresh fruts fair demand
~ nported for good apples. carload Of which
nsissd today from WatsonvilleL Oranges are
Guil. With very little inquiry. California lines
sAardly worth quoting any longer California
hnnus are plentiful and easy Ut quotations,
udMa light demand. Acrats Of straw berries r.
ossd from the south sold II Is cents baakst
n market on fresh butter of all grades IL
eGeF with heavier receipts Medium grades
SOL There II . firmer tone In eggs under
teAtef stocks and increased sales New cheese
nliing pretty we'll now In presence Of old
sseka which are getting scarce
Jhsse il no change In the poultry market to-
~, ard prices ruled tho same ~ yesterday.
hcsipe we're light. with good demand. More
laassfn stock will come in at the beginning Of
- week
tame was weak At quotations.
Produce rsceipta-Fiour, 1900 quarter sacks:
Wheat 1000 eentals barley, 1900 ccntals: oats,
NV esntais; corn. 2o centals; potatoes, 800
eraa: onions. 100 sacks: bran, 800 sacks; mid
oargs, 500 sacks
.tlonr-Ses cash prices for family extras,
NNWA0 Per barrel; bakers extras, - 9o(gt4.00:
Hpsenne, s. 6aGa 10
HSsat-Msrkst quiet. though steady: Offer
~ not free and business 10 perhaps limited 10
- Extent in consequence of the ind! ference
Nlesa No. shipping quality is quotable at
w. per GENITAL, with II. Is for choice article;
~ GENITAL
basisy-The week closes on Q moderately ac-
I've market. with prices a little better than
Sv were lev days ago. We quote: Feed. 500
Sse Yer GENITAL Tor good quality and M 40
ief choice; brewing, s7isetI&i per GENITAL
Wo-lhere Is no change ia the situation, aud
ssas 10 nor particularly brisk. We quote: Mil.
~ &s&iso fancy feed. 40: good TO choice
ss1s " SsSl.SI1s; oil grades. 81 lsti3 %: black,
Ge'sslL3s; Sray. 81. 2s9i so: red. 81. i0$9L ID
~ esatSl
CALL BOARD.
Following are the sales recorded at the call
sosrd today:
Nhsst-aofning, Informal session~Msy, LOO
s ~. slass per GENITAL. Regular session-May,
~ eeatsi Wv ' "''-'Ne
et-ln!ormal session--Np sales Regular
nsea-Aay, lta tons, sSs4c: leo tons. Sss.c.
"''s' 'ssS' Few, LOO tons, ssh &C per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
ssaAis-on sight, New York, par 500, srsc:
esrias ei!ss~on London, sixty-day bank,
W~s e!lseE-bars, TER ounce sSstssi &C
-sA'saa collars, oksst6s.c &C.
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on
PACIFIC R.R-

Pullman Sleeping Cara Elegant Day Coaches
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle. St
Paul and Chicago without change. Connections
for all points in the United States and Canada
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. LIST, 1892.
TRAINS LEAVE sKArTLBs
For ST Paul and East-lO. IS p m
For SpokAne-3:2O D. m. and 1925 D N.
For Portland and South-S:l5 q m and 0:4S
p m.
For olymp.a-e:l5 q m. and s:lsA m
For Montesano and Ocosta-S:l5 o M
For Tacoma-6:l5, Sis q ID. 1901. $40, $780,
6:&5 and 1928 p N.
For snoquainie Falls and North Bend-s:lS
Z
For sumas and Anacortes--9:15 q m
For Snohomish and Getchel.-9:l5 q - end
Ass p
TRAINS ARRIVE Ar sRATRLR
From St Paul and East-ll:25 D. m.
From Spokane-10:35 q m and IL rs d m.
From Portland and Souih-S:30 p. q. and 1888
q m
From olympia-5 so p m ana e:45 D. m
From MontesAno and Ocosta--5 so D. m.
From Tacoma-1l:55, S:45 and 1898 q m.
3:0U, $50, S:&5 and l1:25 p. N.
From Snoqualmie Falls and North Beud-6:30
p M
From sumas and Anacortes-5:2O p. m.
From Snohomiah and 0etchelt-10:S5 q n. and
$50 p m
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ElLIsroS, March ia-Passengsrs on Northern
Pacific train No. 1:
A. f. Rogers, J. h. Levison, J. x. Ioois. c. C.
Coosh and sixty three second-riass
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nBHCHANDIsE.
Coffes-Ciosed firm. 59l0 points advance.
;:sss; xplil. sissos!sss: Nay. sis4a spo;;
6ugar-Dull and firm: fair refining, 21Sc;
centrifugai.. o6 test, sac ReAncd-Firm And
qn'et; "a" 49-I69.s4c: confectioners, 47-l69
powdered. lSe5 Lice: sranulatsd. 9-l6(s45se;
Coppsr%Quiet; Lake, slLao
Tin-Quiet: Straits. S2l.lO; plate, steady:
spsltsf. dull; domestic, AsoK
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAxoA
BosroN. March 1a-C,osiuE:
sarIinsson-..:... s.. Ben Tsi:phon:..: lss
Mex. Cent. tcom.l 95s
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, March Is -Wheat-Market quiet
and opened 1@c lower; declined re more on die
inclination 70 trade, and free Northwest receipts
and light exports; advanced &c, but again de-
ciined re and closed &c lower than yesterday.
Receipts were 10000 bushels; shipmsnts. $1,000
bushels.
c Tss..E::y; : s.;s ~; 1sa;s ne Ne,
0ats-Easy: cash. so1ac; May. sssSc.
Rye-50c.
Barley-62c.
Fiax-x.20
Timothy-A32
Whisky-$L5a
Pork-stesdy: cash. slz az; May, pz721<
lAfd-Stesdy; cash, 81 10: May, $l22a
Short ribs-Steady; cash, $40 02ls: May, 80. 17l<
Short cear-Sl0. 60(0l06 81
shoulders-S9.62IsC0a6 S
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, March ls-Cattle-Recoipts 5000;
market dull, butcher stuff and Texans being
the only stock selling: prices steady.
Hogs-kece:pts, 5000: active and steady to
stronger; mixed and packers, - 1907. 60: prime
heavy and butchers weights, S7.45(e7S5; light,
&65o(0Zl0.
sheep-Receipts, 1,5O0: market steady; ma
tives. N259a5o; Westerns. $AsO9a25; Tex
ans. At0
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, March 1s.-Bar silver, 925 hne.
Is 3l6d. Bank OF England discount rate, 81
per cent
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, March lA-Wheat-Onered mod
erately. No. red winter, steady, So ID; No 2
red spring. steady. g $40.
Coru-Ohsred sparlngiy; spot, steady, =
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msns shows reserve increase Of 8, $4,000, and
spscse decrease Of S2li,0O. Banks now hold
$6.0ss.0oo in excess Of rsquirsmsnta
GOLD xxPoRTA
NEW YORK. March la-As far - gold exports
are concerned, canvass of the foreign banking
houses ELECTS the fact that only $4,000 has
been spoken for thus far The market closed
strong.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy: closed, offered at &
Prime paper 6(97 per cent Sterling exchange
Strong: sixsy-day bills, bankers. As5l<, and
A665<94S 81 for demand.
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STEAMERS.
lily on TIE "TLYER~
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In one hour and twenty-five minuto9
The STEAMER FLYER.
Having been rebuilt IL the finest passenger
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and Sunday
trips, seattle Tacoma route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT
THURsDAY. SEPTEMBER Ia
Leave Seattle $50 . m. ESQ p. n. and 500 p n
bharp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma $50 q M. 1l:3o . =. aAl $3.50
4 m. sharp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS;
Leave Tacoma Z q N. aud 8 p IN sharp
Leave Seattle $50 q n. and r. SHARP
Landing ct n. p. wharf. Tacoma. and CONNER
sial dock. foot OF Marion street. Seattle.
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PORTLAND. March la-lSpscisL 1-wheat-
lssding ID small. Offerings are light, and where
ssslisr does appsr ne wants moro money than
- exporters can pay. Quotations are nominal
= n.i2lf0L15: for Valley. el05NLo7K Per
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

transactions Since January 4 and for
the Past Week.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1893.
are e. 503.Si3 There were filed for record during
the past week Ia deeds, tho considerations az
grsgsting $l9o,37a Following 10 the record Of
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SItAMER IDAHO LAWS MERCHANTS
- WAR. seattle, NJ . daily except safur-
sass. Tor fimonds. Everett, Clinton, Browns
foist Langley, EouDeviil~, Deception, Anacort@.
SATaisb. fAsraayen, " haEcofn lssi2dy and SNAKE
'sa9 rolni- hetarGtng leaves Whatcom a. q.
"a. daily except N ardays- csAinS =, above
points Fare. 81. Berihs. soc For fresgu. ~
passage apply On board % - Cafe Merchant
DOCK. The steamer has lust been reuulli ald 10
efst-class ia every particular.
&. II. BaowSFIELD. Master
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I)ACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPAyY'S
L BoatA Fast time for enohomish. Everett and
Tacoma
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON viii
leave Everett daily, except Sunday. At = IN. for
Seattle
Leave Seattle for Tacoma, IL q m
Leave Tacoma for Seattle, p m
Leave Seattle for Everett, &:15 D. n
Leave Everett for Seattle, b:ab .. m.
Leave Seattle for Everett. 9:3O d m.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Leave Everett for Seattle, 3 o. IN
Leave seattle fot Tacoma, II 80 q. N
Leave Seattle for kvsrett, $50 y. IN.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY will leave
Seattle for Snohomish Mondays. Wednesdays And
Fridays NJ n m, calling ar Muckiteo. East and
West Everett and Lowell.
Headqu arters In seattle. City Dock. foot OF Main
street
r. J. RATHBONE, Agent
FRANK WATERHoUsE. General Manager,
Tacoma.
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lClose connection with N Z. train from Portland
and San Francisco
Steamers "City Of Kingston" and 'City OF Seat
tie" make close connections ut the Tacoma wharf
with trains to and from Portland, and with the
East and West-bound overland trains.
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THE CROSS CNpERTA KING
co. P2rless, IL -@coa ST. near f'fke
special s1isa,sos 10 elo.imins firstclAss
service At Reasonable rAtsA Teaspoons 23Z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-20

ARCHIrECTS.
IIALEy, ARCHITECT BUTLER BLOCK
IA RETCHIE. ARCHITECT: PUBLIC
W balldl az and hreproof work Union block
Seattle and Auditorium oGldng. spokane
lILLiAM II. WILCOX BURks BUILD
w iGs
w r.. BOONE, NEW YORK BLOCK
W.
l>VFRs e KEITH ARCHITECTS. ROOMS
It. SOL sos aud 59s Butler block
DARkINsoN-sEATTl SArIoSALBA
L block
IsNfI. De NEIF, ARCHITECT, HALLER
IL BACK
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TlCKET0 TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-20
PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON"

steamers "Gity Of Kingston" and "City of scat
tie" make-connections at Port Townsend for pas
sengers going from Bellingham bay points TO Vic
toria and return.