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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb 16.-The stock market to-day
was active. but extremely irregular feverish and In
the main weak. The bears were aggressive aud sue
ceeded by concentrating their efforts industrias
and one or two other stocks In bringing about
material declines in those shares while the &c era
list moved within q narrow range comp para tive
light trading. Government bonds dull anu steady.
Petroleum closed at SOC:
ENEw YORK. Feb. 16.-United States Bonds, as
1l3: do 2's 9aia; Northern Pacific. 175a; Cana,
dian Pacific, s57s; Central Pacific. 271a: Union Pa
efhc 1888; Atchison and Santa Fe, 33Ts; Wells
Fargo, la6; Western Union. 96ss: silver. S3Ts;
Sterling 81 S71a@e4 s91a.
March, 7s a aoar sse aSs Poss
Coast 21@24c. Hides. 1212c. Copper-Lake. $l2
Tin - Spot, $40 10. Lead - Domestic, 81 90.
Iron, $l6 Petroleum, 55c.
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The WEEKLY CALL is published ev-
cry Thursday. Get copy and
compare it with any other pa
per in quality size, and price
81 a year 8 pages. 8 coli
umns each
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices rs follows: Family ex-
tras. So s0@4; Bakers extras, So soGl superhne.
81 1908 10 p Dbl.
wHEAr-Prices are still lower. Buyers hold of
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And In accordance with law and an order OF the
Board or Directors. made on the sixth day OF Janu.
airy, 1893, so many shares OF each parcel of such
STOCK as may be necessary viii be sold at public
auction at the othee of the company. room ), Hay
wards building, Ale California street. San Fran
cisco, California on THURSDAY. the second day
OF March 1898 at the hour of tone) O'Clock PM OF
said day to pay said delinquent thereon.
together with costs OF advert sing and expenses OF
the sale. K. t. KELLY, Secretary.
onice-Room 3, Haywsrds building, san Frau
cisco California fell I'd
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Fractured His Skull.

James j. Murray was taken to the Re-
ceiying Hospital in the patrol wagon yes
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CORDIAL invitation Is extended to all to visit
my factory and see for themselves just how the
famous Yucatan Gum is made. w, J. WHITE
Cleveland. Ohio, .. 5. A.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-NAYAJO MIN.
~ ing Company. Location OF principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California: location OF
works Tusearora Elko County. Nevada.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock account OF ssment N O. 245,
levied On the ninth day of January, Se3 the sew.
erai amounts set opposite the Of tie respect
i've sharPnolderS = folIuXq.
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BATTERED IN PORT.
The MatterI1orn's Bad
Night at Oakland.
Overdue Steamers From Hawaii Are
Anxiously Awaited-A Crew Dis
suaded From Sailing.

He British ship Matter
horn, Captain Williams,
from Newcastle. Aus
traIia, while lying atthe
Oakland long wharf
early yesterday morning
was caught in a violent
current from the Sacra-
.mentO River, and, part
ing her stern lines.
drifted about at the
mercy Of the tide.
The Sfranpth nf the
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KEEP OUT HOOPS.
Are You Against Their
Coming?
THEN SIGN YOUR NAME.
Join the Anti = CrinoIine
League.
APPLY FOR A CERTIFICATE.
Get Your Female Friends to Apply.
Form Branch Anti-Crino"
line Clubs.

Marie Evelyn OF d" The Call is anxious
to organize an Anti Crinoline League.
She asks all ladies who wish to keep
out Grin olIne to sign this coupon and
send it to her.
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And In accordance with law. and order OF the
Board of Directors made the ninrh day of Jaau.
airy. 1898, many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary viii be sold at public
auction. at the Office OF the company, 40 Pine
street. rooms Is II. San Francisco California
on TU ESDAY. the seventh day of March. 1898 at
the hour OF O'Clock Of said day. 20 pay said de-
nquent assessment thereon. together with costs OF
advert sing and OK penses OF the sale.
j. w. PEW. Secretary.
oGiee-310 Pine street. rooms 10 and II. san
Francisco. California. fel5 I'd
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Portland's Business
Decline I'm United Stains Ropds.

PORTLAND. Feb 1e.-Clearances. ss94,O bal
ances 500, 900.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


johnson. Denver Bates. CourtIand
NJ Farnell, Oakland IL Ayers Rio Vista
J Hugh u W, Salt Lake &C McCray Missouri
i COncannon. Liyermore Butcher, Alameda
LorenZt, san Jose Il II JONES' San Rafael
j White, sacramento e Soule San Benito
K Brown. Seattle CT Young, New York
9 wallace. San Diego Mrs Grapevine IN, Cal
McCarty San Jose
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
c o'Leary, Sacramento Lewis San Jose
Currie d W, Cayucos A Schuck. st Louis
L Ulmer, Chicago G KobleuZe Ohio
J Beauchanp, Ohio Mrs Nesbft d c. Lakeport
J IL nillon, Oakland Mrs Van Dusser, Oakland
Mrs McCra a. Oakland AnseiI Butte
Hermny hau WASH Howsben Minn
z Kilroy s. st Paul Long Los Gatos
J Huston, Fresno J Darling ONO
g Wood Riverside OIL rien Arizona
) Cook, Sacramento Bronson. Benlcia
Lambert, Santa Cruz A Nelson. Alameda
Wood. Alameda w McAvoy w. Ohio
j Koemer Mum Mrs Hancock Mimi
A r DIXON, Cal oG Chadbourne, Wash
A Grant. Chicago J Brown, New York
Alexander. Sn Quentin W Hanger. San Jose
Hanger San Jose McHOwe Seattle
G A Sedford, Cloy erdale Mrs A KeIso. Cloverdale
Reese. Stockton Robinson. stockton
II Jones W. Cal Dillon. Wash
PALACE HOTEL.
Jno Bacon. Ny Mrs ID Paul Baltimore
w Winsow, Chicago u II Perkins. Chicago
ID Warnock, Chicago q de Costa, Genoa
w Carson. Montreal Finnell. Ny
J BusDy Il W. Sta Rosa w II Fox, NY
Mrs Busby, Sta Rosa w NJ Guild, Boston
Mcdonald U N Jerusalem, Yisalia
Miss Nc Laughin, Orovill w Ii Lamott " j
Miss Waleger. OroyiIle Allen, st Paul
Thompson 4 W. ID II Allen, st Paul
i II Heits. n Y G F Beck W. NY
J ii Henry, San Jose w Hinckley g. w, Fruit
j II Johns, Kansas vale
Mrs A Loring, Nebr w King Chicago
b Amasa. Chicago ID II Proctor, Peoria
J II Rebsted Buffalo l. VIII Arizona
T. Perkins & W, Maine Meslier, Dallas
NJ Iichuer q W, Port Miss MeslIer Dallas
land j L Fisher Prescott
w Ferguson, Bakersfield j Nc Williams, Chicago
w Swanton IL w. Santa X L Lee, Buffalo
Cruz Mrs w ID Haslam, st Cruz
Couch. Omaha ii Anderson. Trenton
J Andrews Omaha Van Meridon, NY
l. Mead, Gilroy w Miller n
L Shlppee. stockton Mrs Mcfarland, Alameda
j Kernysirch. Il CIR Mason Byron Springs
A BrownwelI, Hsrcourt Los Angeles
Mrs Johnson. Cal Miss Seymour, Mass
Mrs Fist, Cal NaileTtss. Los Angeles
Miss Kingman. Cal McGovern, n Y
j Thompson 4 W. Stcktn NJ Baxter W, Boston
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAS. LEVY g CO.,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom-l135 Market st, bet 7th and Ssn
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday

THIS DAY.
friday. February ~, 1898,
At 10 o'clock a. NJ. at saIesrooms.
I135 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
I'VE WILL SELL.
Parlor Furniture, Bedroom Sets with Clipper
and Curled Hair Top Mattresses.
Bedding; Carpets: Mantel Mirrors; Desks Hat
Racks: Bed Lounges Extension Tables Chairs;
Pictures Wardrobes Croekery; Glassware:
stoves and Ranges: showcases. etc.
ALSO.
Unclaimed Baggage of Hotels, comprising Trunks,
Vaifses, Packages, Clothes and Blankets
-Four Iron Safes
CHAs. LEVY & CO.. Auctoneers.
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Hon, are steady and upcbanued.

SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Steady and un changed.
Cofee-Fairly active with slight ADVANCE Sales,
1880 bags. February aud March. SIT 70: April.
SIS S5.
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DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-JUsTICE MIN.
~ ing Company. Location OF princIpaI place OF
business. san Francisco, California; location OF
works. Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County,
Nevada
Notce-There Is delinquent upon tho following
described stock account OF assessment no. 63),
levied the sixth dsy OF January, 1898. the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names OF she respect
fras hare Tar a. nlin
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. E. LAMslH.

GEO. r. LAMS0n.
AUCTI0NEER & COMMISSION MERgHAN NE
A25 Kearny ST.. between California AID PIaa
THIS DAY.
rrloays'..ss.......-......- FEBRUARY Il 1905
AT IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises,
No. 1910 MARE ET ST r E 8
-...I WILL sELL....
An Invoice of Elegant New Furniture One
Magnificent Concert Grand Upright Piano,
Elegant French Plate Mantel Mirrors. Very
Latest Style Elegant Parlor Sets, Handsome
Ebonized Cabinet Secretaries, Folding Beds,
Etc.
Consigned to me direct from importers. With IN
structions TO close without reserve
-...CoMPRIsINe
One Magnificent Concert Grand Upright Piano Of
unsurpassed richness and briiiIaney of tone
Gilman q Co. max ers, splendid fnstrunenk-
Ten Elegant Polished Oak, Cherry and Walnut
Late Style Chamber Sets;
Very Elegant farlof Sets IN cut plush damask ana
Brocade covers: 49,
Elegant Odd Pieces of Upholstery Lounges etc
Carpet-Seat Chairs and Rockers Dining Chairs:
Also balance Of a retailers stock OF Crockerv
Dinner and Tea Sets. AgateN are, Glassware
Lamp Stock, Casters, assorted Tableware Stoys
Furniture, etc.
TERMS-CASH.
fell 1t GEO. T. LAMS0N. Auctioneer.
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Large SmRl.
49,. 1876 AN l34 Pm 1877 AMI 758 PMI6 54I5 81
Large Small
TO-. i 227 AMI 3 So PM S32 AMI Sal PMI6. 5Sl5 "a
2l.. 2.69 AN 349 PM $50 AMI 927 Pm D. 52l5.55
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
omputed by THOMAS TEN NENT. Chronometer and
instrument Maker. California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
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CHARLES r. ALLEN,

For Late !sltppLno Ateliqenes See Efahta purs
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hoping to secure supplies at even cheaper rates,
hence trade Is slow. No. /. 81 ESQ 26i4 p ctl:
choice, 81 271 lower grades, 81 2391 1884 q etl;
extra choice for milling. 81 2S49l 3Z13 q cti.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-06
TWO EVERETT LAND CONTESTS,
Trying to DisprOve Sines' Residence-
The McDougall- Cameron Case.

Trying to Disprove Sines' Residence-
The McDougall- Cameron Case.
The famous Everett land case of Hans
com VS.. the heirs of George w. Sines,
which involves 10 acres in the town of
Everett, valued at 81 900 an acre. was still
on trial at the United States land office
yesterday.
The contestant rested her case. after
having introduced about twenty witnesses
TO disprove the residence and good faith of
Sines. The testimony showed that he had
no other place of residence and that he
had cabin there in which he lived to
some extent. The only part OF it which
was damaging TO the claimants case was
as to the quantity and value Of the i'm
provements that had been made upon the
land. The claimants side of the case is
that he had lived on the land for more
than nine years and had complied with
every requirement of the homestead law
To substantiate this many of Everett's old
settlers were called.
Another land contest case involving
forty acres of land almost in the middle
OF the town OF Everett, in which John A,
Cameron and |. w. McDougall are in
volved, is being heard. Cameron claims
that the pre-emption was fraudulently
entered. The case was commenced at 1
O'Clock and the afternoon was taken I'D in
putting in evidence for the contestant.
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THE BLDTTEE.
SUPERIOR COURT PROBATE DEPARTMENT
LICRTENBERG, j.

SUPERIOR COURT - PROBATE DEPARTMENT
LIcHTENBERG, ).
Matter OF estate of James Haser, deceased -
Petition for letters of administration; hearing
fixed for January 20
Matter of insanity Of Timothy Mackey-Com-
plant filed order Tor warrant
sMatter of tate of Joseph Christensen, deceased
Decree tor conveyance of real estate.
SUPERIOR coURr-CIvIL DEPARrMEST-HUMEs. J.
John Armstrong VS.. Puget sound Fire Clay
mpany--Deposition of w. c. Austin ordered
10 be published
J. ~ Rex VS. R. Petkovts-Exceptlons to
referees report: transferred 10 Judge Osborn.
Sarah McDonough VS.. Ii. Nc Quiikan ct al. !:
now on trial.
SUPERIOR COURT - CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT
HUMEs, J.
State vs. Bert pleiss-Dsfendant arraigued an d
pleaded not guilty.
SUPERIOR CoURr-EoUTTY DEPARTNEsr-LIcHT-
ENBEBG. J.
Jane W. Davis VS.. G. w. DAvis-Divorce
Maggie Pepper VS.. Warren Pspper-Deeree;
signed
Maggie Koran VS. II. B. Jeffrles CT ai.-PlaintifY
given default aga nst defendant IL b Jefires.
Laramie Mayer Charles +. FFasch ct al
Order signed GLOWING substitution OF copy for
original statement OF facts.
Michael HattrlcS Va. S attic Planning Mill and
Manufacturing Company-Hearins passed TO
January l..
Daniel Kelsher. assignee. vs.. Rivers Broa-
Order e. show cause; signed
The eases VI. McDougRi VS.. VI. CumDins J.
Satori. +. II. Harm e, NJ, VI A. O'Brieu. ". ".
Observation-Disclosures snd set Tor trial for
January -.
Julia Consldine Va John W. Considine-Orier
for defendant 10 show cause for contempt:
sigued: reiurnabGe January II.
sUigRIoR CoCRT-CIv.L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Jacob Antilles vs. Stetson Post Mill Company
Verdict for plaintiff ;or 2l2s37.
Richa'i Nev'as, j.. VS.. Henry Hewitt, tr.-
Continued to lsnusry -
Merchants National bank vs.. Allen Weir et al
Judgment b. default 1or plaintiff for sI.0T&
A. Il Lindeke W. l. 4 NewsOU--J Judgment by
default ior p.aiot.h Tor 1911 20
Henry T.. schmidt ct al. " Hall & paulson
Furniture Company Ct aL-lnjuuction denied ;
exceptioa allowed.
j ID. Lo~'uaA vs. G. c. De!el--Case dismissed
Palmer & Rev v 4. I. An brOse {. aL-Judg-
mept for plaintiff by agreement
Fret Nauonai bank vs. ". II McColough-
Stricken tTOIn calendar.
+. a Doueherty Us. William Newhall ct al
Case dismissed.
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BEEVITIES.
Scottish Rite tonight. See page 6

Scottish Rite tonight. See page6
There will be meeting of the women of the
Unitarian church in the parlors of thu church
this afternoon.
Twenty five Japanese prostitutes were arrested
yesterday on the charge OF disorderly conduct
and each released Oh $40 bail.
Ten homestead entries and six timber land
claims were fled, as was also one final home
stead and one presumption declaratory state
ment
The present board of county comms ssioners
will meet for the last time tomorrow. The
first meeting OF the new board will be on Mon
day next
Frankie Williams, who cut Mrs. Julia Grant
in the face las, Sunday night, will be arraigned
in Justice Won Tobels court this afternoon. She
is al present out OF Jail on $50 bonds
James o Bren, who was arrested for robbing
John Allen OF s., Wednesday morning, at the
corner of Commercial and Main streets, was
given a hearing in Justice Won Tobel's court
and discharged.
The case of isaac Wines, who is accused OF
robbing some Japanese woman of $50 IL money,
Il gold watch and three dress patterns, .gas con-
tinued yesterday by Justice Won Tobel to to-
morrow az 100 o'clock.
Harry Raymond, the bookkeeper of the Red
Cedar Shingle Company, OF Mt Vernon, who is
charged with grand larceny and burglar by the
proprietors of the company, will BE- a. gned
it Justice Won Tobers court this afternoon.
The preliminary hearing OF Ursula Juanita
Unfug commonly known rs Mrs Boyd,
charged with the murder of Thomas Henderson
Boyd, Will be held this afternoon at 2soclock.
Owing to Mrs Boyd's alleged condition the
hearing will be held at the county jail
A telegram was received at police headquar-
tiers last evening from D. J. Ring, of San Fran
cisco, inquring if a man WAS shot ana wounded
in saloon on December %. Chief Jackaon con-
suited the records, and replied that no such
ARRAY occurred here during that day.
Stephen George. an Arabian peddler, who was
arrested yesterday on warrant sworn to by Esta
Deebo, charging him with threatening bis life.
was put under $500 bonds by Justice Nesgle to
keep the peace. Immediately after the nearing
Nijeeb Zacharah, one of the witnesses for the
prosecution, arrested on Unite3 States
commissioners warrant charging him with vlo-
la,ing the United States mail laws by opening q
letter belonging to stephen George
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lasting good would come from the earnest,
faithful prayers and work of the people
who have confidence in themselves ard in
their pastor. The volunteer cher added
much to the enthusiasm and will continue
to lead the singing during ali the coming
meetings. The subject this evening will
be Personal Conservation" ! Chronicles
xxix:5; Romans, kill: Corinthians vi !:
1920.
The interest in the meetings ROW being
conducted by Rev. DR.. Wilson at Trinity
church are maintaining their interest.
A number were at the altar last night and
several conversions are reported
Rev. F. NJ. Pickles has his revival SER
vices at Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church in South Seattle we'll under way.
The revival meeting at the FIRST NJ. Z.
church last night was we'll attended and
Miss Anna Downey, the evangelist,
worked her audience up to the highest
pitch of interest. The meetings will be
continued throughout the week. The at
tendance is good at the afternoon meet
ings also. Large numbers OF persons give
testimony of their conversions at every
meeting.
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PERSONAL.

Il. v. s,okey, of Sidney. is . guest Of the
Mrs. F. J. Grant Left for the East on Tuesday
evening.
H. s. Bartholomew, of Edison, is stopping at
the Dlller.
NJ. T. Holbrook, OF Chehalis, is a guess of the
Arlington.
John H. Chilberg, of L. Conner, is q guest of
the Occidental.
Samuel Coulter. OF Portland, registered yester-
day at the Grand.
A. C. Leroy of Montesano, registered yes,er-
day at the Diler.
Gus Hauser and David Murray, of Ellensburg,
are guests OF the Diller.
DR.. J. II. Mcdonald. of Dayton, registered yes
terday at the Arlington.
w. B. jenkins, of 81. Louis, If stopping with
Z. G. Cheasty, OF this city.
". H. Hewitt and Emory S. Lyon, of Everett,
are stopping ct the Rainier.
c. E. Bingham came from Sedro and regis
tered at the Arlington yesterday.
William Castle, OF Douglas Island, Alaska,
registered yesterday at the Alaska.
A. d. Foss and K. V. Tompkins, OF Snoho-
mish. are stopping at the Occidental
Col George II. Megquier came down from
Anscortes yesterday and is stopping at the
Grand
A W. Gil pert ana NJ J. Maioney came down
from Whatcom yesterday and are stopping at
the Dilier.
A. W. Bash and n. c. Strong came down from
Port Townsend yesterday aud registered 1t the
Occidental
MI and Mrs. II. B. Iovejoy, E. o. Loyesoy and
". L. Carleton, of Coupeyiile, are stopping at
the Arlington.
J. F Maloney and T. D. Howell came down
from juneau, Alaska, yesterday and ara stop
ping at the Occidental.
William b. Brghtman, T. Sylvester, Thomas
A. Wilson, A sternasle and sol CadIaan, of
Alaska, are stopping at the Alaska
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Militia Companies Charter the Steamer
Sehome for the Trim.


The Seattle and Tacoma companies of
the National Guard are making prepara-
tons for attending the inaugural of Gov.
John II. McGraw next week. They have
chartered the steamer Sehome and will
leave here Tuesday afternoon, being
joined at Tacoma by the companies there.
Ihey Will be accompanied by Uniform
Rank. Knights of Pythias, of both cities
The following regimental order was issued
yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST INFANTRY REGIMENT,
NATIONAL GUARD OF WASHINGTON. :
SEATTLE, Jan. D. lS92}
lOrder No. Il
FIrst-Com panies B. d and Z. First Infantry
regiment, \. G. W., will Dc paraded in heavy
marching order at their armory in Seattle, on
Tuesday, the 10Th inst, 1T L. o'clock m. sharp
Field and staff Will report, mounted, TO The
commanding officer and the non-commssioned
stan and band 70 the adjutant al the same hour
and place
oecond-Compsnies c and G will be paraaed
In heavy marching order al their arnory in Ia.
coma, on Tuesday, the 1o.h lust, at O'Clock p.
m. sharp.
Regimental staff officers stationed at Tacoma
Will report. mounted, to the battalion CON-
mander at the same hour and place
Third-All commissioned officers will carry
with them their full dress uniform.
By order of Col. GREEN
CHARLES EsPLIS, JR,
First Lieutenant and Adjutsnt
TACOMA, Jan. 5.-TSpecial. Col. Green
and his staff, together with Companies B,
ID and E and Seattle knights of Pythias
and Companies c and G and Tacoms
knights of Pythias, will parade Pacific
avenue Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The First Regiment band, of Seattle, will
lead the procession. Tacoma military and
fraternity organizations will accept the
invitation of the Seattle battalion to
accompany them to Olympia aboard the
steamer Sehome.
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Tho Death of John Is. Bottum.

John B. Bottum, to administer whose
property Z. S. Lyons has filed petition,
practiced as an attorney in this city for
about year and acted for the Seattle Coal
and Iron Company in prosecuting riotous
strikers at Gilman. He went back to his
former home at Northampton. Mass.
which he had formerly represented in the
legislature, last spring and died there on
June 49, His property here consisted of
Office furniture worth about $50.
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THE INCENDIARY FIRE.
Chief Hunt Confers With the Prosecut
ing Attorney.

The first excitement connected with the
incendiary fire Tuesday morning az IO05
and 1907 Seventh street. has subsidized, but
the investigation IS going on in more than
one way and in more than one direction.
One OF the most significant incidents
since the FIRE occurred yesterday morning
when Chief A. Is. Hunt. OF the fire de-
partment, went 10 Prosecuting Attorney
John F. Mijler's Office in the Union block,
and there held long consultation with
that official. When the chief was seen
Yesterday afternoon about the matter. be
said that II was true he had been cioseted
with the prosecuting attorney IN relation
tn the fire. but nothing developed that
would interest the pupiic or was ripe for
publication. lie concluded by mention
ing the fact that Detective John Roberts
was still working on the case. Detective
Roberts is as mum as an oyster.
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To Recover on Attachment Bond.

j. j. Trimble commenced action in the
superior court yesterday against J. B.
Ihurston, q. W. Furry and A. z. BurweIl
as principal and sureties on an attachment
bond, to recover $3.50, the amount of the
bond. The plaintiff alleges tina, on May
70, 1892, Thu rston commenced action
against him to recover a sum of money
An attachment was granted against the
plaintiff, and the defendants executed an
indemnity bond for 1850. At the time the
attachment was issued the plaintiff was
carrying on grocery business in Seattle.
and he claims that his store was closed,
his business broken up and much of his
goods were spoiled on account of the at
tachment, which in May of the same year
was dissolved as illegal by the court. The
plaintiff has therefore brought this action
to recover $3.50 on the bond.