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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-28
THE SCHOOL BOARD
Contracts for Supplies for the
Coming Term Let.
The souTH SCHOOL GROUNDS.
Kngfnser wait. Recon ends . subssf-
tats-Chs1ges Anonx Teschsrs-
Repairs 60 sehseIs-

The board og edacstson held special
Messing last HIght and awarded contracts
Tor furnishing supplies for tie ensuing
term There were present: Directors D.
A. Spencer. ]. h. MacDoEgall, W. J. COL
kett and A. P. BGrwsiL
The contract for furnishing coal vas let
70 the Oregon improvement Company and
the Seattle Coal and Iron Company 81
s4o per tea delivered At the buildings
designated
Alfred Bshsx and George Gabby. both
bidding the same figure, were awarded
the contract for furnishing wood for the
Fremont school At sL75 per cord. Chip
Usn Doolsn and o. r. Norgrin also bid
alike for wood, and were awarded the con-
tract for the Cascade school a. 80 per
cord.
The contract for school room supplies,
such as paper. ink, pencils. etc, was di-
vided between Lowman 4 Hsnford and
the Calvert Company. both bids being
about the same. Thomas KAN was
aSarded the contract FOR furnishing
crAyons.
A letter received from Z. s. @. White,
the engineer who drew up the plans for
the repairs 70 ths South school grounds,
was read, saying il would be impossible
for him 10 give the work OF superintend-
ing the repairs bis personal attention, as
contemplated. and recommended the APP
pointment Of W. +. Preston IS superin-
tendent. Mr. White Was allowed fall CON-
sation for his work. s275, and the matter
OF Ar. Preston's appointment was referred
20 the finance committee for action.
The designations of MISS Carrie Goodell,
Miss May Willard and Miss Anna l..
Goddrsll were accepted. and Miss Jessie
Steele was promoted from regular teacher
TO supervisor of ply steal culture, vice Miss
Carrie Goodeli. resigned. Miss Isabel
Jones rs promoted from the reserve list
to one of the vacancies. and Miss &. ;.
Hyatt vas placed on the reserve list.
Secretary Whitney reported that several
citizens bad complained To him that the
roads and approaches IN the vicinity OF
Rainier school were in bad condition, and
be was authorized TO have the grounds
cleared OF stumps and TO have fence and
a plank walk built at the school. The sec
rotary was also authorized 20 have castings
Of CRATE bars made for the furnace at
Mercer school. it vas decided 10 have the
manual training hall at the Central build
ing painted.
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next hussness dsy, Sunday intervening.
one OF the thrce men selected BY the board
declined 70 become liable for TIE fail
araaans OF the bead. ard ~ the appointed
meeting tod the board this and assured
them tia. Il they would give me an add
tional day I would strsnEs hened the bond
70 their fall satisfaction. Every other
hsa4er 70 whom the contract had been
aaaraed bad been given several days ia
which TO furnish his 5oad, bat the eager
ness wlth which they denied my reqGes.
and SEIZED the 6rst opportunity % crafty
ing their Ssh 20 award the contract 10 tie
next bidder as remarked by al tie out
ssders present This y ish became evident
% my bondsmsB, Sho we're present for the
purpose OF sigutng. and enc of them re-
marked after sard; Why, they seemed
10 bs trying 10 isigaten me from goang on
sae bond.
While, in the matter Of taking honds, Is
certainly Is p-2iseworthy 10 require them
10 be good and valid, IN this case the vsFi-
Gus STEPS taken 10 require gilt-edged one
were the means adopted 10 give the con-
tract 10 the next 70 the highest bidder. in
whose favor believe the board we're pref
u1ieed from the very beginning. ! had
tue most reliable assurance thai, had /
been gwen smother day in which to fur
nIsh even the gilt-edged bond required.
would have fully met their requirements,
and the school district would have been
saved over $40 IN the cost Of the work.
r t4ARzETFy
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". Z. Humphreys yesterday brought
suit against Gilbert r. Little to recover
sioo Tor money loaned him while in part
nsrship with him. He alleges in long
complaint that Little made fraudulent
representations 10 him. which Induced
aim 10 so into Law partnership with
L1tsse. Little. be Gays. represented that
lac lad served IS eirenit judge In Indi-
ana Tor ak years. also that the Abrams
1rocery Company owed him $50; that
Metealfe d Jury were indebted 10 him
S,2o0; that he was handling las business
TO an extent that gave him an income Of
1900 year. All these allegations
Humphreys says are false. Judge Lang
ley signed an order in default yesterday
afternoon.
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A certified copy of the will of Janet
Dockar, Of which the provisions hsve been
published, Was hIed in the probate court
yesterday.
An order wasting restraining orderfw as
granted in the superior court yesterday In
ton National Building. Loan and Invest
msnt Company.
transcripts on appeal was fled IN the
superior court from Justice Caldweil's
court in the case Of Edward Flint vs.
Cora A. Goucheg. . suit ia which Judgment
Tor so Was given the plaintiff.
John Mauritz Aronson, John slorseth,
Lars Halyorson. Ole o. Erostley, natives
OF Norway. and Fred G. Spethnan. ma
tive of Germany, were yesterday admitted
to citizenship cy Judge Haniord.
A satisfaction OF decree for money ALI
mony vas filed yesterday la The case Of
suit for divorce in which the latter ac-
knowiedgss receipt Of $3.50 in full pay
ment.
The homestead entry of r. s. Barr for
lots and and the east half OF the north
west quarter of section IS. township 81
north, range east. has been ordered can
cesed Dy the gene raj land Office. This rul-
Ing vests the title TO the land in A. A.
Lindquist.
reTnittitur from the supreme court
was flied yesterday in the suit Of John
Lowell aud wife, appellants, VS.. the House
OF Good Shepherd, respondent, being the
well-known Mctiee girl case: also in the
case OF Albert y. Wales ct al. respondent,
aud J. III. Dennis. ct al. appellant.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
for Abram III. smith. Of Port Toxnsend,
and Sarah Eugenia Peterson, of Austin,
New; Harry r. Potter and Clara ID. Bar
low, both of Tacoma; Martin Detlefsen
aud Selma Anderson, both of Seattle /;
Thordur Johanson aud SIguryeig Simund-
son. both of Seattle.
The general land office has notified
Register O'T0ole that the decision Of the
local land Office rejecting the coal deciara-
tory statement of James ID. Anderson for
the northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter aud the north half OF the north
east quarter OF section 81, township "a
north, range east, embraced in the selec-
ton OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, has been affirmed. TIE land lies In
tue granted limits of the railroad.
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BEEvITIEs.

To loan-s1 300. Boutwell,. Boston block.
The board of public works yesterday re-
eeivsd bids for supplies for the city for
September and October.
At 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon fire
engine company No. was called to Farm
aud Depot streets TO extinguish q brush
fire.
The remains of Charles Turner, who died
August "A, were buried from Bonney K
Stewards undertaking rooms yesterday
afternoon al O'Clock under the auspices
OF the Salvation Army. The remains we're
inferred in Lake View cemetery.
The Scandinavian independent Club
will hold its annual meeting for the cleo
ton of officers at Red Mems hall. corner
Front and Marion streets, this evening at
O'Clock. All members are requested 10
DO present. l. Hulsether, President
y. Il. Squire, arrested Saturday on a
charge of assault and battery preferred by
Charles Workman, was yesterday released
by Justice Humphrey on his personal
recognizance. The parties live in East
Seattle, and Wednesday last had an alter
cation over Workman's turkeys trespaSs-
ing upon Squire's cabbage patch.
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cRAEMER IN COURT.
The Accused Murderer Draws a
Curious Crowd.
,s WAITS TimgTo GET COUNSEL
-. fret Of Batch Of Criminal Gases
-suit for Fire Insuranee-An-
ether Reeeiver Named

y,dvs Humss yesterday morning ar
-.;rsed . number Of persons accused Of
.-sratnsl otfenses, chief among whom vas
VAR Craemer. charged With numbering
w. Philippine Miller and her baby Fritz
uertay night, August Il. AS his arralgn-
rxus hsd been anticipated, the eoars room
IS fairly well crowded with friends of the
49, woman, and there was an ominous
,usnd Of low murmerings when Crasmer
ga brought in. looking quite cool and
<os.sctsd, bat showing the effects Of the
.<r.ir On his mind by DARK circles around
kssyss. Aside from this he appeared 70
have gained flesh and looked the picture
Il health. No demonstration of any sort
vss made against the prisoner, though, as
measure Of prscaution. the sheriff had
sspetsss ready TO act Ia case Of emergency.
crmmer eyed the crowd, but gave no sign
Il rscognition 10 any one.
The whole transaction did not occupy
over few minutes. He was not ready to
tlszd. 80 be stated to the court that he was
Without counsel and without means to
smpley counsel. Judge Humes appointed
1. s0dsrbsrg 20 defend him and set $50
ths morning as the hour for him to plead
70 The charge Of murder In the frat de.
srss Mr.. sodsrberg not being present.
lhs date Of the trial was set by Judge
Hsmss for Thursday. September 9. and
tia prisoner returned TO his quarters In
ne steel tanks. Though three other men
shugsd with crimes we're to be heard. the
Gewd dispersed when Craemer was re-
roved.
The next man srraIgned was Nathan
ssrguimetti. who 10 charged with burglar
srIng the residence OF DIR. Lorne Harbaugh
On lhs night OF April q. 1894 He also
vas not ready to plead, and was given un-
ii this morning 10 do so. His trial was
SCI for Wednesday. September5
The third man was Paul r. Nelson,
charged with incest committed with his
daughter, Selma L. Nelson, last March.
he also was given until this morning TO
tlssd. and his trial set for Wednesday,
September 5.
The last man was Joseph Brentg. charged
with assauiting Oliver Goodman with q
deadly weapon July H. file pleaded not
guilty. and his trial vas set for Thursday,
September G.
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KEcEiyER ron MACHINERY FIRM.


farks a Lacey Unable TO Fay obiiga-
tions 10 Their Bankers
In the United States circuit court yester-
day the London and San Francisco bank,
Limited. sued the Parke 4 Lacey Maehin-
cry Company TO recover 1900 due on
rromlssory note, and for the appointment
eta receiver. The note was made az Port
land, September 7, 1898. payable one day
after dAte and bears $ Per cent interest.
~ 10 alleged that no part Of the note has
essn paid except the interest up % August
y 1884 The complaint reeites that the
hank holds as collateral security for the
'tose Ito shares Of the Vulcan Iron Works
ssoek. The value Of this stock is I'M
taovn 20 plaintiff. but IL does not repre-
Eas anywhere near the amount due
The capital stock Of the company Is
tao.eo and SIS. - per share has been paid
". The plaintiff believes that the defend
tat Is iasolveut aud says the value Of It's
asssss, exclusive OF its accounts and bills
feeesVsole. does not exceed $40 90. Its
accounts and bdls receivable. AZ their face
fslae, amount 70 about 81. eoa In addi-
saa 10 the debt al the complaint the de-
hadant ia indebted 10 various other in-
tHsdaals, firms and corporations In an
sssfssase amount exceeding $4,000;
very large amount Of which IS overdue.
he complaint then says that on August
Plaintiff applied to the clrcat court Tor
We district Of Oregon aad asked that re-
Nsfsf be appointed. and Thomas sSeea
vas appointed for that jurisdiction. In
asesaslon - is prayed that he ee ap-
seassd receiver In this jurisdiction. and
tah saeh other relief lie granted IS may
Ssn last and equitable TO the court
he PsTke & I.seey Company has stores
both Oregon and Washington. inelnd-
&c one IN this civ.
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An UNPAID FIRE Foley.
Insurers Say the Company Deaies Lii.
Hit. Ia h. -

1nsarers Say the Company Denies Liza
hiIity for the Claim.
z r. Robinson and his wife commenced
suiE yesterday against the State Insurance
Company, Of Salem, Or, 10 recover s., 900
on fire insurance policy, for which they
ssy the company denies liability.
The complaint sets forth that on April
II. is9i, the defendant company for 80. 50
Issued a hrs insurance policy for 81. 900 on
adwelling house aud 500 on barn owned
By the plaintiffs In the Lake shore addi-
ion 10 Kirkland. The policy was for
three years, and had the usual optional
talse about repairing, or rebuilding the
damaged property. On March ~. Is92.
The policy was changed and modified to
read that losses. IL any, were to be made
payable TO Adelaide Poor, mortgage.
This was done to secure her on 500 note
for which o mortgage on the property was
also given. The premises were totally de-
rroyed by FIRE February % 1904 When
!nsuring the property the plaintiffs allege
that they Informed the agent OF the insur-
sncs company, Al Smith. that the bare
legal title to the premises, on which the
houses stood, was in +. A. strout and his
wife and that Robinson had contract
With strout that on the payment of 5000 on
or before March Is. 1s92. Strout would COM
esy them TO Robinson. and that ia the
nseantime Robinson and bis wife bad
erected the dwelling house which was de-
sssoyed by IRE, With full knowledge Of
oil these facts, IL is claimed, the insurance
company accepted Robinson's premium
sad issued him policy. On March IS.
is'2 Robinson and his wife paid to ssrout
ibe 5000 due him and received deed.
nas proofs Of loses were made, but the in
saranee company refused Co pay. denying
fhs liability. Hence they sue for the
N0to covered by the policy.
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CLOSING ur THE CONTRACTS.


University Regents in session-The Old
Baiidfng sadly Crowded.
The regents OF the University of Wash
ington met al the Peoples Savings bank
Yesterday afternoon 10 consider number
of technical details in the matter OF closing
the contract with the Griffith Heating and
Plumbing Company. OF Spokane. That
eompAny's bid wss the lowest and was ac-
eepted on July 10. but number of small
matters remained TO be agreed upon. Mr..
Griffith represented his company. and
after going over the entire ground an adj
journment Was taken until p. IA. today.
when the final papers will probably be
drawn up and agreed TO.
The regents present were; Judge Frank
Allyn, OF Tacoma; X. f. NJ. Strickland. of
SPOKANE; David Kellogg. George IL. Pres
ton, William .. Wood and Chancellor
James X. Hayden, OF Seattle.
President Thomas NJ. Catch, of the uni
vsrsity, reported the crowded condition OF
the rooms and the large number of stu
dents crowded into each class. The re-
gents agreed TO render any help within
their power Henry Ill. Hindslaw, curator
OF the arboretnm. and Fred q. Plummer.
engineer, explained matters relating 10
the location Of the gymnasium building
and the location of roadways about the
new grounds.
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S.w sul,. rtI.d.

The following new suits were filed with
the clerk OF the superior court yesterday !;
r. w. Emmons ct al. Va. the Reliance
Wire Works-Dsbf. $50.
William b. Robertson VS.. John A.
shssne ct ai.-Note aud mortgage. $50
Annie Colsky vs.. Joseph Mayer ct AL
Note: 500.
Mary ". Patterson vs. Lizette q. Beard
ct Al-Note and mortgage; 81. 30.
4. h. Robinson ct ri. VS.. State Insurance
Company Damages; 81 600.
Niagara Fire Insurance Company ct al.
vs.. Great Northern Railway Company
Answer and eross-oompiaint; damages.
Scottish Mortgage Company
vs.. Hanna SvedbeFg ct si.-Answer and
cross-compiaint; note and mortgage.
William +. Humphrey vs.. Gilbert F.
Iiltle-Ascount, fItA
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DAMAGES ron Bnokxx Lrnr..


mcDsrm~ft wants 5000 for
intarfss Indicted by Gets
Robert 9. AcDermots, once : waiter IN
The New YORK Kitchen. who vas injured
IN scufas in which be vas thrown ont al
TIE back door. yesterday commenced suit
ssAanss ne proprietor, Frank ]. Gotta, 10
recover 1900 damages
ne CON plant sets forth that On March
~ AS'sl Gotta assaulted him and pushed
LAta oas the back door, throwing him TO
.he ground, breaking his right leg and
damaging bis ieft leg. which has since dis
ao'sd MIN from working, and, having lost
tns use OF his right leg and being pesman-
snuy injured and disabled, he wants
ss.vo. besides bis doctors bills aud costs.
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- Receiver Bsekus. of thu Seattle Con-
s.a,os'sc street. Railway Co. in nslnx q
vesAeia Quantity Of sire ordered from
-eAn a Eoebsiag. secs 4 Co. FIR he
eleeeion o. power circuit and lis pay
l.sns OF $3.50 thsrefor. Hs1lso s=thor,xsd
me erection OF a separate eircnis 70 trans
. sAa- poser 20 the Grans street electric
nae ano ths payment Of tss3 for TIE wire
% be srsetsd.
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rag RECEIVER May ArPKAL.
ssasmeats Agsinst fffrd stEsss Car
Lines CsnstasFsd kxorhttant-


Lines CsnstasFsd kxerhitans
3asse Hartford in the unised States
sasFies eourt yesterday granted Manson
haeSus, receiver Of the Rainier Poser
Atlsay Co. the righs 10 appeal 60 The
sapseme court from sue Judgment Of the
sAas Superior court in three different
bases
ihe frs, is ths suit Of the Washington
ssAssnss hank vs.. tae RAinier Power &
sAassy Cc. in which iudgmenttor i.es2 -
sas gwen IN favor Of plaintiff by de-
SAX Toe second vas brought by toe
Asae plasntif against the same defendant.
W Resulted Ia = verdict for So a.
ses teiF1 SAT- : that q scott & Hartley
- sas kaiules Powcr s Railway Co. aud
A-e Verdict VAS for SIC. usel62.
NJ bsekus wss advised ~ bis coanse9
sal a. 81 these Judgments are srToaeons,
ssaes IA psEsuon foE permission 10 Ap-
ps&l
Asess HaaioE5 also EsAhsd the action
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YK LKR pocK

aCCEASIc STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HoN0LELT And AUSTRALIA
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~sElc., Auszlaa1. y. z. a14 sy1asg. y. s -.
k1unt fAAuEs-
Steamship MsFsposss SETTER hsy -. , . n
AuE03at9 az ", @ssazasksa AZ strs3la. -sgF.
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BID + SEATTLE
". NEBsFE& DasA AFeat Vancouver, 2. G
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION cones
~ - thas $50 Gss Pa zss EsteFy
CozsoaaA- IL PARTIES shs esoo1.
ss-eaxsa e1s tie nerves. Are makes Duo-
ne welL ns are Sci. 90 mere q & tnaz
e sav ether @e5ics1s u sur ssasz
STEWART HOLMES DRUG CoNPsY.
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csfxrsAr pErARTrEsr-Huxrs. ,

State vs.. Paul T. Nelson-Ineest; ar
raigned: given until this morning TO
plead; trial set for Wednesday. sepiem-
Der s.
statsvs. Nathan sanguinetti--Burgiary
given until this morning 10 plead, trial
SET Cor Thursday, September 8
state vs.. Joseph Rrents-Assault With
deadly weapon. arraigned pleads not
guilty: trial set for Thursday, septem-
Der 8.
rairnsd: court appoints counsel; given
until this morning 10 plead; trial set Tor
FRIDAY. September I.
II. o. Graves ct a.. vs. J. r. Denny ct Al.
Default: signed.
Ia mater OF estate ~ II. A. Wsgelt--
Court appoiats w. A. Stock administrator
aud approves his bond
reutrr nErAErNEsr--rsSarEr . J.
III Glenn vs.. Joseph b. Hul-order
directing clerk 20 deliver certificate OF
stock 70 sheriff: signed.
FF. Wl,tler rs. Scot Burgess IS 81 -
Order permitting psAlnua 80 ale amended
E.i Robson Va Washington National
Building and Loan Association st a. De
fsnaantsa motion 20 vacate restraining
or8sr granted. and plaintiffs application
for an Injunction denied; order signed
Fremont Mllling Company ". David T.
DANNY Ct At.-NfArF hF&Ak%Ak kt@%@HAA
lave 20 xithdrsw fiesi signed.
William r. Humphrey vs. Gilbert p,
IittIe-~Defau.t and iadgaeat Tor saoo IN
te-es; and costs.
Charles T. Cowden es On, vs Robert
oooaynAn ct AL-order approving eommis-
sionsr's deed; signed
ia 9. Miles vs. z c. Niles Company
Petition 10 ray claim Of Nnsy s bost-
x5ek. granted: order signed.
d IA. RAker ct ~. vs.. samuel Io9ltsr et
aL-Drappsa from trial calendar tor TO-
noting. ~
charles E. Getting ct a.. va Rainier
Avenue Electric Railway Company et al
Or,ier directing receiver To assas oeftla-
Gates ny
ii ]. schwab ct g. w. Reliance Wire
Warks-Orasr aismissing eaass Without
pr~iusics on motion 81 painful
rxoRArx BKRAKTxxSr--tsssLK J.
F.fass II "a L. shAnnon- Bead OF AL
rslulstrAtoT. nled
Estate 81 Jaust DockAr--Certined copy
Nil ana ceriiGcate 81 PROBATE
Essate 81 Charles ". LaSton-~Nrd"r 20
shaw cAass GA dlsErtosgioa saptsunef =
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MME. Nj. YALE's
Excelsior Hair Tonic

steps hair "a ling IN q aaurs Oaiy rsEneaF
knosn on eaFta 90 restore gray aAir 70 It's natural
soaaF without aya Absolutely para Pslca 81
sod In Seattle ~ al s-st-elass druggists. At
wsalesais ~ Stewart Holmss Drag COMPANY
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BORT TOWNSEND. PoRF ANGELES AND
l. DUSGENEss-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily sxcaut NaaasY. Tins card commanding
TUESDAY. August =. 1884
Leaves seattle. o. III. Townsend lob q
n. Uunxsasss. = Hl.s arrives Port Aagsiss a. ~
r. "a leaves Part Aazsiss. 2ss9 p IA leaves
parE Iawnssna. s 80 r. arrives seattle. 2 ~
n "a CITY BOOK CO. seattle, Agsaka
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May Bodily ills result froaa hA9i'sA
constipation, and = ans constitution haAs
he weakened and Taissd - s'np3s nss-
lest There Is 10 uedteine- for res AiihE
the bowe}s and restoring asssFa' aetloa
81 the digestive organs, ssGaa - Asss .
RI.ls
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pACIFIc NAyI8ATIoS Co
iii Frea 4faraf

DAClFiC SAkitAtE1S CO
Ilnas Gard.
seattle aaa Mhs.s0m 2oats-Etass 81 wash
trTton leaves seattle Ga y aKcspt sssaF5ss Al
- q N. seatsls a1d La Coaner kaute-FA1r-
nkvsn leaves seattle d&lsT sxespS saGdaE - .
q n TsSozas sz3 ssziE-e u s-Sts - " ssh.
iagsoa leaves seattle Iass1Ays S2e 4hssssAys
e. , n
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TOR c. DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
Il ION AND BREMERTON
TIE FAST sT.AmKn
III IGEN. CANDY I'M
Leaves Harrington a smiths wharf two trtps
daily, except Friday. At $500 8 N. and 3 d N
Leaves Bremerton $50 g n. and a.ao >. a.
Leaves Chsr.eston, 3 - a u. and t.ts D. m
Leaves Sidney. io.i5 and Sis n IA
WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO.

STEAMER FARAILOS.
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco Aug q
and fortnlg6tly thereafter
Passenger aud freight rates the lowest
Tickets aud freight rates eau be obtained BY
applying 20 j. g. CARROLL. Agent
Union Dock foot OF Union street, seAItia
Telephone sL
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poRT BIAEELEy RoUTT-THREE TRIPS
L day. Commencing Moaasy. galy -
STEAMER SARAH u. RESToS
WI lssrs CsusraI y harf 81 10 a m, p "a and
8 d m daily, except saturday snd 5undsy
safur1ay. 10 8 II, p. "a and ~ p Ia
sunday, l8s48 q Ia Aad ?.
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