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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-06-02
ACT 70.

An Act to Increase the Facilities Of the
HalcaiiaH Treasury and to ProCide
for the Payment of Accounts BetWeen
the lSt day Of June and the 3lst dog Of
December in Each Year.
Be it enacted by the Executive and
Advisory Councils of the Provisional
Government of the Hawaiian Islands:
Section L. The Minister of Finance,
upon the approval of the Executive
Council, may Issue, at par, upon public
tender, to any person or corporations
term treasury notes in the name of the
Hawaiian Treasury.
Section 2. The said treasury notes
shall be issued in sums of one thousand
dollars or multiple thereof, and shall not
exceed at any one time one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
Section 3. The rate of interest shall
not exceed seven per cent per annum,
free of tax, and be payable at the due
date of the note.
Section 4. The tenders for the said
treasury notes shall state the rate of
interest for gold tenders, or for silver
tenders, and whether to be repaid in
gold or silver coin.
Section 5. The term for which any
treasury note shall be issued shall not
exceed seven months.
a -, Il
notes shall be as follows:
NJ. 49,: HAWAIIAN TREATURY NOTE. -
s. Honolulu ......... 1879
Received from. ....,.... the sum of
...... dollars payable in. coin on
presentation of this note properly en-
d.rsed.
This loan is made for months and
... days, and will bear interest until
fully paid from 1s9 at the rate of
... per cent per annum.
Register of Public Accounts.
Minister of Finance.
SECTION 7. This Act shall take effect
from the date of its publication.
Approved this LIST day of June, A. d.
1894
(Signed) SANFORD b, DOLE,
President of the Provisional
Government Of the Hawaiian Islands.
(Signed) j. A, KING,
Minister of the Interior.
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Minister Of Finance.

Register of Public Accounts.
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ENGLISH MARKETS.

LONDON, Nov. i3.-Bar silver, 29lSd.
Consols. l021s. Bank of England discount
rate. ger cent
New YORK. Nov. 13-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The Dig boom
in South African mines absorbs all atten-
ton. Americans have been strong on the
expected bond issue. but closed weaker.
Atehison was better, on Littles report.
The feeling is that the worst Is known.
Nearly 81. 900, 900 in gold il expected at
Bank of England tomorrow or Thursday
from Russia Tho operations represent
the replacement of recent Withdrawals by
tho Russian finance minister In connec-
ton with the maintenance OF the Russian
rouble prior TO the cars death.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l3.-Ciose-W heat
Firm: demand. moderate; No. 2 red win
ter. Il 81; No. 2 red spring, IS.
Corn--Duil; demand, moderate; spot, Is
l1xd; futures, firm; demand moderate:
November. As ioad; December, 4s l0d !;
January. IS Gid.
Flour-Firm; demand, moderate; ST.
Louis fancy, winter, IS 81.
Lard-Firm; demand. moderate; spot,
SIS Sd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast firm +;
demand, moderate; new crop, "a l5s@f3.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer FaraiIon is expected TO arrive
tomorro~ morning from San Francisco.
snip Spartan IL siill at the ounkers
taking on coal. ard will probably not finish
cosling till the last Of the week.
Steamer Qaicksiep, which plies on Lake
Washington. vii be istd up for n week
and the City Of Lstons will make her run.
Steamer City 81 Pnshla viii arrive tins
mornsng from San Francisco, and. after
unloading her cargo. viii proceed 20
Tacoma
steamer Maitnomah has finished re-
pairing. and xili resume Ser regular run
on the pia-S=atile route TOMORROW
mOrulpg.
steamer Rosalie took out so sheep and
twelve tons OF feed and Hour. besides q
large quantity OF general merch andIss TO
Victoria last night.
The captains Of the steamers City OF
Kingston and Mary r. Percy. which cob
iised last Saturday. have fed their COM
uisints with the inspectors. and will have
a hearing some day tnis weex. The
Kingston i. ct Esqaimalt, repairing the
damage done TO her.
Steamer Umatiila wiil sail az o'eloc K
this morning for San Francisco with full
cargo I'll grain and the following cabin
passengers from this port: Joseph III.
McMaek. Mrs- McMaek. 4. Lawrence, Mrs.
NJ NJ FEederics l. l.. StToase. Mrs. =. d.
Sinclair. j. u. Brown. Mrs Brosn. Miss
Maud Stubs. Mrs.. J. A. Boyd, Charles
PAust and wife. T. Mclaughlin, wife and
two children, Mr.. W. NJ. Carroll.
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TACOMA. Nov. i3. - Special - The
ship Osborn arrived today. twenty-ons
days out from San Francisco. The cap
tain reports that he waited of Tatoosh
head four days for q tow IN. AS the ship
was in ballast and in constant danger
should q southwest wind spring up, con-
siderable anxiety was felt by the officers
for her safety. The fact that there were
known TO be three or four ships outside
awaiting a tug. and tina; the Osborn was
obliged to wait four days for tow in, has
excited considerable comment on the
water front. Several of The captains of
vessels In port have suggested that the
tug boats cruise about outside the Straits
TO pick up the vessels bound in.
Steamer Susie has resumed her run to
North bay. making three trips week.
A portion Of the wharf az the st. Paul
and Tacoma mill was struck by boom of
logs today and eaved in.
The Island Belle brought In !. 100 sacks
of oats from Samish yesterday.
The steamer sikh. due here last Sunday.
Is expected by the custom house aEthori-
ties 10 arrive Thursday.
Capt 4. Gnstafson has succeeded Henry
Thieien in command Of the Monte Cristo
Tho shin Fortevoit is twenty-stx days
ous from San Francisco. II Is thought
that adverse winds may have drives her
ont of her course.
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Railroad and Indu..r,., Notes.

A. ID. Scroggy. contracting freight agent
of the Canadian Pacific, Was in Tacoma
yesterday.
Superintendent McCabs, of the Northern
Pacific al Tacoma is in town registered ~
tho Butler.
W. IL. Humphrey. special agent of the
Northern Pacific Express Company, left
for Eastern Washington today.
C. J. Smith. general manager Of the
New York Monday night, TO be gone
month.
w. L. Gaxzam, who has been In business
at Portland, has. been appointed special
agent of the Etns Insurance Company of
Hartford, with headquarters IN this city,
and has gladly returned TO his old home.
He has appointed Crawford Il Conoyer
resident agents.
The Great Northern has issued 4 circu-
lar giving new rates effective November
25. on roofing and corrugated iron, car
load lots. minimum weight "a 600. 10 North
Pacific termini from Chicago and conn
mon points. rate e7l4 cents; TO Missouri
river common points, 65j4 cents.
The Northern Pacific yesterday sent out
q circular announcing that all perishsblc
freight bound for points east OF Spokane
must be loaded in refrigerator cars, and
the same class of freight In box cara from
other lines must bc transferred. on &C
count of the approaeh of cold weather.
The Northern Pacific announces a joint
tariff with the Great Western railroad on
sash, doors, windows aud carpenters
moiding, straight or mixed cars, also
lumber and shingles, minimum weight
20, coo pounds. rate ~ cents per loo pounds,
taking effect November Ii and To apply
from Seattle, Tacoma. Portland and Puget
sound points 10 Minnesota Transfer aud
points In Minnesota, Iowa, ksnsas. Mis-
souri, aud points on the Great Western
line.
The Northern Pacific, IN connection
with the Washington 4 Columbia River
railway line Of the Western Freight Asso-
citation. Chicago. Milwaukee n ST. Paul.
Sau!t Ste Marie aud Duluth, South Shore
q Atlantic, announces a new tariff -
take effect November u, on general mer-
ehandise and special car load classes be-
tween 81. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth, Chi
eago. 81. Louis and common points, and
Spokane and points in Eastern Washing.
ton and Oregon
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
PORTLAND, Nov. 13.-Wheat - Valley,
72l175c; WaIla Walia. s9ts96shc.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE

THE STATE OF TRADE
Sac Francisco. Nov. 13-There were
few changes to report in vegetables.
Onions sold at an advance. Potatoes are
In liberal supply. Tomatoes ere firm. In
fruits the firm tone Of grapes Is main
tanned for the better quality. A car load
of Louisiana oranges are selling at So. 5o9
400 per box. Strawberries are higher. In
butter, creamery grades are firm. Eggs
have a weak tone. Cheese is steady. The
poultry market is well supplied. and prices
are weak
Closing: wheat--steady; May, sLoiA.
Bariey-Easy: December, elL.c; May.
9S56c.
Corn-Si30
Bran-siSSo per ton.
RREApsrrFrs AND GRAINS
Flonr-PuFchasing is IN progress for
shipping by the China steamer which sails
this week. Family extras. S3.25Ws.so;
bakers extras. IS. Is; superfine, 81 Is
124a
wheat-The demand for shipping pur.
poses continues fairly steady. though buy
ers appear 10 be in no haste. Lively times
have been witnessed in speculative circles
within day or SO. and some heavy onsi-
uess has been transacted. Nc. shipping,
$50, with aoc fer something choice; mill
lug grades. 92tsGes5c, though some holders
OF choice lois ask a little higher figure.
BAr!ey-Tradsng Is not Of large magnt-
tnde. Fe-d. fair TO good, s2ksGs5tsc;
choice. $50. 0I91e; brewing, s2iaxt{soc.
Oats-psA.eTs look for more activity
i'm trade. Milling. sL05etl i2Js surprise,
81 le6fl ia, fancy feed. si.05at l. IS, good
10 choice. sgc@si03lS. black. 81. I5ag 30:
red. slO7ls: gray. s2}s assi
Produce receipts-f!o sacks. ll,079;
Washington, 2 i54: wheat eenta!s. 81. sill;
Washington, IL 4sts; barley, centals ass;
Washington, S453: osts, sacks. ISL;
Washington a.6fs: corn, eentals. SIS;
beans, sacks. 72i; potatoes. sacks, 3.2si;
Washington. lisa
FINANCIAL
Drafts--on sight, New York. per 500,
s. Drafts-Teiesraph, New YORK. per
500. ne.
sllvsr bars. 6ss<Gg3isc.
Mexican dollars. 52bssSSe
NfSESs STOCKS.
Alta. -: Alpha Consolidated. s; An
de-. OF; Belcber, -: Belle Isle. 5: Best &
Belcher, io9; Bullion, 30: Caledonia, II;
Challenge Consolidated. ~; Choslar, 20;
Cor fidene-, los. Consolidated California
and Virginia, as; Consolidated In
rerial. l0ls Crosn Point 90; TX
eheauer. !: 0onld 4 Currie. 81:
Hale & Sorcross. 10: Justice, -; kentaex
Consolidated, 4; Mexican. Is; Mono, Is;
Mount Dsahso, 10; ophir. $50; Oy.rman,
i: Pasosl 20: Savage. g.: Sierra Nevada
IS. Union Consolidated. o.: L tab C0nsoll-
dated. :; yellow Jacket. Is.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
rnE 800 az FAD

CHreAso. Nov. h-Ths wheat market
on.ued weak because % the haste OF hold
ers 70 dispose Of their property. The
cables we're far from i sconraging. and the
receipts sere not oppressive. Rather
heavy shipments from the BAl;ie. Blsck
sea and Other ports. exclusive Of those OF
this country and iudia. vas urged as az
explanation Of the wsaksr feeling in the
market The seaeosri reported some In
curry from exporter. but little business
wss done Ga account Of scarcity OF freight
room. May whest. which vas command
Ing s9a<e shen it closed yesterday, sas for
sale a. sessssssse 81 the opening. and sold
half IA hour later as iox ~ Hsz.s- After =
rally from the iAst-nsmsd price 10 sgs<sf
ess.c. i; again gos 6osn 10 So. =
s9Tsc. and II hang there for =
!oag tine ABOUT tie middle Of lie
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Inactivity IL still the leading feature Of
the local produce markets. and low prices
prevail for nearly all commodities. Trade
continues dull. and IL 10 practically At .
standstill. Receipts of producs yesterday
we're not very extensive, but In COMPARE
SON 70 the present demand the quantities
usre excessive. Dealers arc oyercrowded
with supplies. and there 10 . general dis
position to shade even the low asking
prices in order 20 clean up stocks. Yesisr-
day the bulk Of sales appeared to bs TO
peddiers and some Of the smaller retail
dealers. Prices were weak and variable.
Frssh fruits are In good supply for the
season, but the inquiry 10 Of small proper
tons. There are no peaches worth quot
ing now being offered. Pears are still
quite plentiful. but trade Is 80 dull they
move of very slowly. and then ~ reduced
prices. Ounces are meeting with . light
inquiry at the quoted figures. but there 10
no activity. Choice apples are in mod
crate supply. and under fair demand the
quoted prices are quite we'll sustained.
The poorer grades are very slow to sell st
any price. Supplies Of grapes are not very
extensive. The demand is fair and prices
In strictly choics stock are held firmly.
Vegetables are In good supply. and gen.
orally low priced.
Dairy products are selling quite well.
and prices continue steady. The demand
h about equal to the supply.
The wheat market continues fairly
active, and the transactions yesterday and
In futures were good.
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
4 lexiCan MDstaDs Lininlent
Rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints.

session. Closing cables were frm.
and Minneapolis and Dalash markets we're
strong and higher than On the day before.
although this market wss lower. These
circumstances caused frrnness 81 the
close, but ST 5Sssc for May instead OF oassc
- on the day before. Corn--The closing
price for Nav Was from ss-SSe5oc. IL i'm
proved to 50hc and dropped back 70 500.
which was sne days most frequent price.
One small lot sold at 49, SOC. The clos
ing price Was sosse. oass-rhe aaesna-
tons were governed ea.irely By corn.
May started 81 Ss<c. sold 20 S2a4c and
closed IT S2ssc- Provisions we're wesk and
there was nothing lsst OF yesterdays boom
bat Its buried memory. Pork opened ne
lower and closed with net loss OF Il nc;
lard declined 225Se and ribs sc.
Closing - Whest-Sovemeer. 54ic; De-
cember, Aysc.
corn-Sovsmber. co,se bid; December.
6o1.c
Oats November. 2s,,c; December. 2sJsc
bid
Rys-<-c.
Barlsy-5l952c.
Fiax-4.46.
Timothy-$S0.
Pork November. si222k; January.
$l2. 229.
Laro-Novembsr and December. tzo7,i;
January, $7.l2k
Rlbs November and January. sai5;
May, $6.S21s.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Recsipts. So 600 head; official yes
terdAy. Is, 0ss; shipments. s,5l4; left over.
5000; quality rather better, the most OF
them heavy grades: market active; early
sales were at 5Gioo higher. but eased of q
tribe; sales ranged at 81 25Gl4 50 for isht;
- 556l45S for rough packing. $AS5S14 90
for mixed; s46o@5oo for heavy packing
and shipping lots. and s. 6oSG4S5 for pigs.
Castle-Receipts, 1850 head. Natives
sold principally at 81 75@265 for cows,
heifers and bulls, and NJ S. 75@5,oo for
steers; extra quality, ], 400 TO l,6oo pound
steers were quoted AZ $6.oo@6. 40; sales of
Westerns were on q basis of ST. 75es4.55,
and Texas cattle were quoted at sl.4o
@3.s0
Sheeps-Receipts. TO- 900 head. Quota
tons were; Poor TO extra. sL0odl25;
lambs, ST. 7593so; sales of sheep were
largely below So; from s32593 rs bought
the bulk of the lambs.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NKw YoRK. New. IS--Is vas officially
announced from Washington City. sitter
the close Of business on the stock exchange
today, that call for bids on So eco 90 S
n<r reat- bonds would he iss8ed this even
Ing. Tais relieves the speculative situation
OF an element Of uncertainty Which re-
ssricte1 business On the exchange today.
and afforded the hears an opportunity TO
ges in scsne Of their fine work. Compared
sish yesterdays finals, prices as tie c-ess
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nrsHr-or-wAr ron rHx CANAL



Subscriptions to Snbsiav Company Cem-
fng Weii-Mass Meeting frepesed.
The subscription committee appointed
By the Lake Washington canal riSht-of-
way commission 10 secure subscriptions
for the sl.eoo necessary TO complete the
organisation OF the Washington Waterway
Subsidy Company lie meeting With crafty
ing success In obtaining the necessary
amount. and expects before the next meet
ing. on Saturday. to have a fsasl liss-
This committee should receive every en-
couragemen; from the people OF Seattle.
One thousand dollars is not large sum -
be raised for such purpose. and the right
os-way committee wlsl be unable 20 take
any action until the company can De or
ganised for that purpose The 1rst appro-
pristion Of $4,000 by the national govern
mens wall not be available untis the right
of-way Is secured. aud the different com
mittees are making every effort 20 perfect
the preliminary arrangements necessary.
The next meeting of the com mittess will
Be held at the Chamber Of Commerce on
Saturday 81 $50 p. M. aud public mass
meeting will probably be held in the near
future Tor the purpose of further awaken
ing public interest IN this important work.
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TACOMA. Nov. ia-[speciaL lit is stated
in railroad circles that the proposition TO
run Northern Pacific passenger trains I'M
broken to Seattle has not been definitely
decided upon As stated here. one train.
the east-bound overland, is to be expert
mented with in that direction. the train
going direct TO Seattle and back again dur
ing the night time. When it was asked.
will not Portland passengers object to
being hauled to Seattle and back before
going East7" the reply was. "They won't
know anything about il, - they will be
asleep oil the time"
II il said the Receivers Of the Northern
Pacific, while on the Coast, viii take into
consideration . plan TO do Portland busi-
ness via Pasco and the Oregon Railway 4
Navigation, thus saving q couple Of hun
dred miles haul.
The receivers will also consider the Ta-
coma water front question, and they will
be asked by the city to approve OF Its plans
for dock facilities
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To But,a From Palmer 20 seattle.

TACOMA. Nov. 10. Especial. There is =
rumor that the Northern Pacific will build
direct to Seattle from Palmer, making the
latter city It's terminus. City officials, who
are advocating concessions from the rail-
road and land company for water front
facilities, say this IL q bluff TO induce
the city to quit making demands. The
city has made proposition to the receiv-
ers Of the Northern Pacific TO surrender all
claims to about half the available water
front for the free uss of the other half.
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MARINE NEW s.

SAN FRAscIsco. Nov. l3.-Arriyed--
Columbia, from Astoria and Portland I;
South Coast, from Ysquina bay: sch &.
Danielson, from Siusiaw river; Peru, from
Hongkong; whaling str 0rca, from Fox
island. Depsrted-Sch Mary and Ida, tor
Shoalwater bay; Areata, for Coos bay; sh
charters-Br sh Republic. wheat. from
Portland to United Kingdom, Havre. Ant
yern or Duukirk
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In the case Of the state VS.. Thomas Nc
Gee, who last week attempted to cut his
wife's throat. and succeeded in carving her
face aud neck 10 ribbons. Judge Glasgow
yesterday appointed III. Il. saook 10 de-
fend the accused. il appearing that AcGee
was without funds. The case was set for
10 O'Clock SATURDAY morning.
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TIE NorsAsra Pacific railroad will sell
on Friday, November Is. tickets 70 Port
land and return ~ one fare for the round
trip. tickets being made good 20 return
on sunday, the 18th. This Is in eonnsc-
ton wish the Ksrmsss 70 bs held 10 Port
lsaa the week Of November Y Trains
leave Tor Portland At 4 IA and 10 ,. M
l. A. Ss6eaa. general agent. Seattle.
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Col. Robsrs RI. Hall and IAenI James A.
fyevden. FoErta infantry. have been or
6ered 20 proceed 20 ofoksns ely. WASH.
10 examine : qasntsfy Of land whien tie
citizens OF that place propose 20 osssr 20 the
United states goveTnEzenf for tie esssb-
ushmsns Epon il Of military post
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poRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES ASp
Il DrEGksE*s-- -
sTEAaER MONTICELLO.
Daily sxesps 9eHasy Tine card commanding
TUESDAY. AUGUST a. fssi
Leaves Seattle. % m~s Iosnsen1. Ios8 :,
M. numKeaass. ~ r.: arrives Port Anzslws LID
= IA leaves Forg Angssss. z.so .. N issvs@
Pert Tow naeh9. saan = m arrives seattle ID
q a. CITY DOCK Co. sssssis, Agsnt4
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
norsL BurLxk


Ashton, tacoma n strong. Portland
Jos NcCape, DO stronE, co
y 6ouneY, DO II AnRs, do
" pslsnd. SEATTLE I Mcclure, do
BN Nas lock, 90 Benz iaix. do
Joan Crosley. stLoasI Martin. Chiesgs
: Russell Do J Harris d.
+ cone hsra, y wssrn ben gssen,ieln, : Fran
Mrs Caueshard. DO Is. GSuden, Nw York
& /. Sswccfab. - Paai G Dlilrnsu. Aiiwsusss
JOAN = ~ 4ison. Spokane Afsa OAs sligos, saoqim
yLktsn. DO Mortimer Cock. sear9
Z X I6fleathai. Frsn 5a8Grs Pincus, Yekfma
nssN < IopklBs, q, ymp bsnaey. Snohbmish
& IL Jones'. FTownseud ~ F1rbeF, Go
L y Hsssinss. Do : W Hayes, Uelona
! l. Grsat Eysress " Jsmeson. Gamble
: taylor, do Btuswanger. FriasY II
Frank CsIksn. do Daniel o ErfeD, FoEtlnd
scrEL BfLHxM
y Sewaerry, Cospesf Jssn f5rsdlp. Aarysyglle
gass faust&S .Ccicszo II " FssasE&fT. 30
sMsai ckgnpD Il. spaksa Ho9p<r. do
Nrs nPBxfi. do tSeorgs AaFriils "a
Miss Causpn~f., do MrsEF nrak stsen .Fsirhv
AfsM p0rsaf&en. Prnsss Rev Holt. Portland
genn Poole. ~ llsal3w J II Proctor, Do
Ea5i Craig. Lowell byf0n Barlow, 1AeSEos
! smith, Essf1ts q lewis. do
AeCay. Esjs0a y E-ga. II, Bryant
Miss Buffer. DO CD EiSahai. Al Vernon
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Lt0E AI-AkkA
K Water T1Es CARD.
STEAMER cHILEAr
VIII leays seattle November and svsrY %
eays Alter nsils iaTtAsv notice.
J. ". NcALLEP. Master.
J. G. CARROLL. Agent. scHwab3eass's waSrf
zsispaen "a 81.
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
sTRAMxR RAINIER,

tulit and refurnished. leaves Colmans dock
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday at J a. m. for
Kiugstoa, Pert Gamble. bangor. seapeck. Lilt-
waup. Dnwalto, Hoo5spoYt, Union City aud tn-
termediate points. arriving Ia Union City AZ 5 ~
M Leaves Union City s A. m Tuesday, Thurs
dsy ana saturday, arriving ia Seattle at u m
r. u LIBBY, Master
cAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- THOMPSON, carrying united states mall.
leaves city Dock. foot Of Main street. Monday.
Wednesday aud Friday att .. m Tor Port Towns
end San Juan Islands and New Whatcnnt
NORTH BoUSD. TINE SARp. SOUTH HOUND
Nv seattic ..2.00 amgLv n. whatsom sfuo ana
Nv PIT Iowns'd TOO ann Nv Roche mr.. il 100 ara
Iv Friday H'r.li 80 smlLv Friday Hf. 1900 m
Nv Roche IL % pmlLv ~ Townsd. A;.@pm
Arm wh lcem S.Ug PM Ar seattle. s:I9 pm
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