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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-07
MORE SURVEYS oKD,Enrp.
snohomish County TO he Finishsd-A
scrip Eiler Turned Down.

snohomish County TO He oFfnsshed-A
scrip Eiier Turned Down.
Register o'Toole. of the land Office. re-
ceived notice yesterday from United States
Surveyor General William r. Watson, OF
Olympia, that the government had decided
TO survey the lines between sections. IS and
and 81, township 80 north, ran ge east
sections 25 and 80. same township aud
range; sections IS and y. same township
and range; between sections 5 and g. town
ship - north. range 10 east, and the frac-
tional line between sections sand o. town
ship % north. range 10 east.9 9o'S5..
The surveyor general gilF receive bids at
Olympia, but no bids will be considered
where the price exceeds s5Da mile for run
ming section lines. except where the coun-
try il rocky, mountainous or densely tim
bered, where $40 a mile will be the limit.
The land isthe unsurveyed portion Of sno-
homish county. III 81
October .. 1889. Evan T. Warner applied
TO file Mckee scfips No. pa and SA on
unsurysyed land in the Seattle district,
aud on October folEoSing applied 10 lo-
cate Mckee scrip No. 2Boon unsuryeyed
land. The local office rejected the trsf
applscatlon and sent THAT of October 10
the general land Office fer Instructions
The land commissioner, by letter dated
January rs 1891. affirmed the decision Of
the local officials. A motion for review
was overr1led and then Warner flied an
appeaI. wliach 9hs general Office refused 70
transmit, because not tiled In proper TIME.
Warmers attorney then contended that
the applications of October had not been
acted oupon, but was fnformed by letter
fhat he As in error. Still persistent the
attorney fled another motion fora review
of the letter.. Commissioner Lamoreux
saws that all the pelnts have eeniconsid-
cred and determined upon, and that the
moti6n brings nothing before him for CON
.iaeration2 Therefore IL is oyerruled.
S township 10, range 8 vest, in chehalis
county. Olympia land district. viii; he
onened Tor filings August =. and township
~ range Is west, In Claliam eounty, Sest-
,le land district, will belopened August To-
Register o'rools took testimony yester~
aay in the case % Joseph 1Chenief vs.. Barr
nav Duly, involving the northeast aasrter
~ The northeast quarter and lot $ section
~ township 81 north. range east
chrnier is a pre-smpter ana Daffy holifs-
.Teaaer. Each claimed right 30 the land
hv priority OF settlement.
Two pre-emptions and two Homestead
e,,rv. were received a. the land c9hce yes
terday.
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rETIr JURORS CALLED.
4snires Issued for Both Judges Osborn
ana Humsss Courts.

ysnires Issued for Both Judges Osborn
and Humes' Courts.
ysnires were issued yesterday for men
q serve as petit jurors before Judge 0s-
born and Judge Humes TO report Septem-
ku 4at $50 a. m. The jurors for Judge
0sborn's court are:
ID. Cooley, NJ. W. Weigel. +. NJ. Null
1eou. ]. K. Weilzel. John Bessell, Roscoe
pzon, ]. w. Perkins, w. w. French,
esoree Forrest, John Taylor, John Mich.
ass. {. 7. Lacy, 5. j. Collins. Samuel
Esmbs, George t. Gardner, John 4. Rise
xph. J. o. Cressen, Joseph u. Sexton.
he Jurors for Judge Hume's court are:
LR McClair, J. Sanderson, ]. c. Nc
Albssr W. Fl. Lord. Amasa Miller, Smith
B<ahsm, ]. G. Blair, James Stryker. ii. b.
Csneas 9. ii. Johnson, Matthias Detam-
b. TAamas Cole. Thomas ]. Johnson.
GrxnR. Seese, Edward Siebers, X. T..
Asasy II. s. Potyin. Ira A. Scott.
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xl,.l sta,l.tle. 20 Iulr.

Health 0tslcer Planners report Of vital
statistics Tor July shows 80 deaths as
against IS IN 1Set. 45 in 1s92 and 81 in lsaa
The death rate for the month is Tso per
Loo. based on population Of 5000 peo-
PIE
Following Is synopsis OF deaths with
the number from each cause:
TYPHOID fever. /; diahrrea, 3; whooping
cough, i lympA@ enoma. taosrcn'osis.
: : sssnser II tiaTasmus. p old age, 1;
rssrebTal aralysis. /; meningitis. ?, esre-
Nj hsuloTrhage, i; general paresls. 2;
creanio heart disease. s; broncaIas. l;
,stsIrttis. 1; peretonitis. i: nephritis, 3;
f,xo.aIpinx. i; drowning. 4 Total, 80
neaths By wards were - follows; First,
.. ssr,ra 3. Thira. &: Fifth, 4: Sixth. 7;
Seventh. :; Eighth, -, Ninth, Total. 50
Fsrht cases OF whooping cough were re-
,,rtei. Of scarlet fever and OF typhoid
f~Var
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reply brief of appellants was fled In
the case of Daniel o Learyy respondent, vs.
James Duvall ct al. appellants. . 9
a statement Of facts wss signed By Judge
numes yesterday in the casa Of Jacob
turih vs. George w. Smell ct a. O
A printed brief Of respondents was fled
IN the case Of G. G. Brundage. appellant.
vs. ID {. Burke ct al, respondents
J. w. Goodwin and J. B.oPQwies fled
articles Of Incorporation cyesterday for ].
W. Goodwin & Co, capital stock $1,000.
The answer Of Graham 4 Pattsn was
Med yesterday In thescase ofoL sSuch. Au-
gustine q Co. VS.. Hehry Tattrie& Co. ct al.
Judge Langley yesterday signed an order
OF default against the defendaras in the
case OF William Harris vs.. Daniel McDon-
aid et 81 o 90
Judge Langley yesterday accepted the
III 20 old of i. X. Butterwortn for the
personal property Of the Cross UndsrtGk-
ing Company. % Il
A copy OF the Judgment rendered By
judge Langley In the case OF the Rainier
Power q Railway Company vs.. Benjamin
r. Bau ct al. suIt on note and mortgage,
was fled yesterday. %
An affidavit for a writ of ggTnfshment
Was flied yesterday by W. X Sheneman in
his suit against a T. Bakers ct az on $3.50
money belonging to Baker. Go 49,
A demand for changea6f venue TO Kit
titas county was filed yesterday by2theode-
PENDANT In the case Of Isela Florence
Evans VS.. q. /. Evans, on the ground that
the defendant now lives there. @
G Articles Of incorporation 9were5 fled by
the Equitable Indemnity Associations OF
Washington, With d. T.. McNau3 hton, j.
Lester GobreI and Z. b, Mathews as ju-
corporators, and capital stock OF $l00. 0o1
The Washington Commercial Fire Dis
patch Company fled its articles of incor-
porasion yesterday with the county audi
tor. It's capital stock Is SIC. COO and A yR.
Pinckney, w. T. smith. ID. 4. MeNaugh-
ton and Thomas +. Drew are incofpo-
rators. 90
The county commissioners yesterday
awarded 20 ID. MutchIer, the lowest of ak
bidders, the contract for hauling about
800 cords Of wood. now on the Nall east of
tire Gordon Hardware Conpanyls powder
house TO the new hospital builh3pr. at SO
cents q cord. This wood is being moved
in order 70 insure il from forest or brush
fires. ~ 20
Marriage licenses were ISSUED yesterday
by the county auditor 10 Judson Elder and
Carrie Ii. Braxton, both 9of Seattle Wilt
iam Gordon ard Clara Dsgan, both Of
Victoria, b. c. :. Axel Bergh. 99oE Crystal
snxlngs.l and Theresa Mccall, of Seattle;
r.. Nj. Evans, ofjseaftie, and Emna Ayers.
of Fremont; @. III. Smith, OF Wilkeson. and
Bertha Il. Martin, OF OrtHfg ~. ~.
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srsEL's MOTION DENIED,

Ftspsring Statement Of Facts for APP
peal TO supreme Court.
Tia notorious Steel case again cropped
% before Judge pro tenn Alfred Battle in
as superior court yesterday on motion
b. new trial made by David Steel, who
i not satisfied with the distribution OF
soperty. The four belligerent lawyers
mgs present, two for each side, all cooked
&C prlmed for another hard fight No
sporsunity was given for legal battle
1.-THE motion for new trial, for Judge
htle denied it without argument.
Then the struggle began over the settle
nent OF the statement OF facts preparatory
30 an appeal TO the supreme court, and
avery paragraph was the subject OF a
sngthy discussion. each side eontending
for the omission or addition of facts
thought out in the evidence for and
bsainst each other. This see-sawing oecu-
psed the attention OF the court the whole
sttefnoon.
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Charles Matson and John Co.'s. who are
charged with burning a. bridge on ths
Northern Pacific road neaf Th6rp on July
Ii, pleaded guilty before Judge Hanford
yesterday. and John 9Grsen,o s'hoo Is ae-
eussed with them. pleaded not gfuIffv.
Green's trial was postponed TIL toInor row
At g. M, and sentence Was postponed in
the cases Of statson and Goss tiIE after
Green's trial. so that the court may better
lusge OF the facts Of the case by fhs evil
deace submitted. 0oUS O.
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THE BLorrER.

PROBATE DEFARTMENr--LASGLEY j.
Estate ofJohn Muhl-Decree appointing
Henry Null as administrator.
Insanity of Evan Jenkins-SSComplaint
Insanity of Robert1 Bennett-Com-
plant.
Estate Of Maggie ID. Davidson Petition
for distribution ~ 3zgS
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insanity cases were entered on the
s.ss1's records yesterday; that of eEvsn
. $50 who was sent 10 the county hos
- week ago and who escaped from
pace Sunday night. running ali the
. he city ball. The other complaint
= asainss Robert Bennett and is made
~ |. Bryant
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Ia the matter of the partnership estate
q Gale. Fay & Henderson. the admins
nasor, John Z. Fay, yesterday fled his
answer opposing the request of Herman
thapin % bereiieyed to serve rs bonds
han, on the ground that Chaplin has held
sna sliil holds a valuable trust deed to
property owned by Fay. which fully in
esainlhes him for the bond.
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Refused to Grant a New Trial.

Judge Haniord yesterday heard argu-
seas tor new trial in the case Of Nc
peagaiI, Jackson & yeasie VS.. the Port
haks'sy Mil Company. This suit arose
s'sf difference in the scaling OF logs cut
y Plaintiffs for defendants. and plaintiffs
riaverdiet Tor SIS. 56S.67. Judge Han
hfa csefruled the motion and ordered an
slrg made Of the verdict.
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r.ls, Postponed r,u september.

Wax Goodman, George o'Donnellg and
NlAam sehoeilerman, charged with par
tapatsag in the strike riot ut Spokane,
o. July 5, and Joseph Gilnough, who OBJ
Ssaeied the United States deputy mar
sasls in the discharge OF their duty on
jay 1 were before Judge Hanfoid in the
United States district court yesterday
sAsu trial wss postponed till the court
meets At Spokane in September. In the
meantime they will be admitted TO bail.
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mepced yesterday in tie superior court:
w. Ii. Sheneman Tvs. "A. ]. Baker
Promissory note $3.50 g
William b. Robe rtson, trustee, VS. John
T. Grow et al.-Note and mortgage $685..
Wilietta III. Robertson vs.. Cynthia Hall
-Qulettitle. % ~
David Farrar VS.. George Burdeck ct al -
Note. @ n 9ealG5ssE go 80 80.
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a. - % quiet title was commenced in
esesfsos court yesterday BY willettA
.,ss.ss1soa ei Al. - Cynthia HIN ct OIL.
-, 40 sles IN Unaon addition and as the
-. - complicated litigation = cloud has
,s,.., .ssoan over the property. which the
SKIS Row seek 10 remove. ~
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sslt for restitution OF Property.

". Hnbbell eft al. commenced suit
sas superior court yesterday against
~" bfsdner ct al. 10 recover property
.'sefd 10 have been transferred under
ass representation. the return of an $500
.ese gwen therefor and a restraining order
PfeFens The defendants from encumbers
- NE property in question.
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sa'ass Shaw aud /. II. Bross we're exam
~ 0sioee United States Commissioner
..ss1S Yesterday on a charge OF burning
- aorp bridge on the Northern Pacific
EAenshnrg. There was positively no
rasaes against them, and on motion of
:. sa'sso States District Attorney Brinker
ney ssrs discharrni
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NM.iam

court yesterday. William McCulloch,
aged IL years and Fred Braden. aged L.
we're sent to the reform school at Chehalis,
while Harry Austin was sent back there,
the reformatory still having claims upon
him owing TO old scores.
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AaaenAgainstcampseiI aud Wilson
- 's'oFnalion was filed yesterday by
Laang Attorney Miller against
y. 49, Aanpeel and Joe Wilson. who are
With assault wlth 9 deadly
800. being an attack with a knife
ass wilson on J. J. Johnson and an
--sEea oy Camnhnll ON Inn u lsa4.
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n.a noy. sent 20 Reform school

tn. three bad boys that Detective sam
Corbets arrested sunday afternoon ior
bufglsrsxing NJ. Bassneks store a.
south ssxsh street And ne persg he'eA
:. base meas xers disposed OF IN he Posass
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, rozsr q Railway Company. 8 to issas5
.io'voo IN receivers certificates. 10 be rsedg
70 Pay wages. fore supplies furnished and
Ior Tue operating expenses Of tho line. q
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Ayers Agae Cure never fails TO neutral
ice the poisons Of malaria and eradicate
,h.m from the system. This preparation
Is purely vegetable. contains no hssnisl
INGREDIENTS. and. Il taken Acc0Faing 20
directions. i warranted TO cure isEer and
-. Try IL
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CKA0TroErvER Rovrz-


Lssgss IGiy. Bsgartus a Ca = dock fsos sprfnx
slrss1 sssttie. fuss6sms. TharssaYn arc setsrdays
on ties fCr k1ngn4a. AtsAN111, @AAxi2 Cay.
Evszrsx. Flcxssl2 1T NsEaon. 4a.Alip. a ~. Axea.
rstsfn4ag 2is1xa ale dsya
LILLY. bo0AEDUs q CO. AEsss&
5TslsYaeas la
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allied States district court yes
a. Judge HAniora is.ued an order
= Receiver BackaS. OF the RAinrsr
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Steamer Willspa viii leave fes1sr
wharf thursday night August = At
s5.,ock. far Cui.layuEs and way parts q
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Take the Rosalie for Port Townsend and
x-,,.,orta tonight III 80 O'Clock Fare $3.50,
,ogad trip 81 Tslsphons TO Arlington
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5ps-, wine 81 PER gallon, elaret vine -
80 ,.r gallon. Abrahams Grocery CoEa-
Oe"se coo 6o9oo LT09o q
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mr.. prices Cream Baking Powder
wsrid's Fair highest Award. .
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The Philadelphia baseball grand stand,
together with omnibus stables adjoining
and the stables of the Philadelphia Irac-
tion Company, we're burned today. Loss,
10000.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors on
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded In the Auditors Once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l,
1884,. are 81 e21, 20 There were nled for
record yesterday IL deeds. the considers
tons aggregating sl1. SEQ. Following is
the list as furnished By Osborne. Tremper
& Co. ab.tractors of title. ll6 Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
U.R giesz 10 L. w. and Susie N. Nell
son, lot 5. block 4, West Seattle, $50
T. n. Ford 70 c. w. Behb, lots 10 10 IL,
block 70. McGilvra's "a, 81
g. ". Rima to F. ]. Rims. swL Of sell,
sec ~ I'd II. S. 81.
J. A. Moore 10 w. b. McLaren, lot 10,
block ~ Latona, $500
J. Il. Parmenter 10 r. Schmid, nj sel4
and neiS Of swlS. sec 4. ~. q, Sl,s00-
l.. Johnson TO Q. Johnson, 10 acres In
lot Z sec 6, ID >, 500.
Sarah f. Weber TO L. A. Tarpiey. Is Of
lot .. block D, North Seattle, $3.50.
j. W. kimDal 10 Hannah A. Lansing,
lot IT, block :, Fail City, Sl75
W W Beck TO \. Is. Beck. M neL,
and eli OF nell of nwI4, sec Ii, .. 5. =, 800.
4. Demanez 10 Mary Bauer. lot 10, Ex-
celsior acre tracts. $3.50
Annie T.. Cline to j. p. Thaanum, lot 20.
block T. II. +. Holmes add. 1880.
T. ~ Berlin to G. w. Young, lot 3. block
8, McCaiiister's, 81
John HInk 70 r. Bowe, lot Is and part
of lot Is, block 49, Yesler's I'd supl.
Charles Craig 70 f. f. Smith. lot II,
block -. d. I. Dennv's North Seattle add.
s., $40.
III. s. Upper to A. G. Scott. part lot IL,
block 8. East Park add, si.0oo.-
NJ. G. Hunter to NJ. c. Hunter. jr., lots
in Hunters Lake Union add, 81.
West Coast Inn. Co. TO Enen Foster,
lots S, 6, 10 and ~, block a2. Gilman Park.
81 600
West Coast Imp. Co. TO Ellen Foster,
lots 3, 4, is aud 10, block 50, Gilman Park,
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IVEsr coAsr sTEAu SAvIdATios 60.

STEAMER FARNLIOS. e
D.spasrhes sssaners for san frsnclseo kgx. IS
ena fcstnsEEtly taate4tlax. s. 90
Passenger and ffNig git rates Shs lowest
T4fk@.s and trasxhs rates c4a t@ eotAsh e1 By
sposyinx = G gEEE0GI- Axaht
EaIoasDoes Too. d; LOG 3Efseg1. sssszls
Ie-ett jgs:ss.a3 = G, o6.s
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Ladies' Atwood cloth capes. all colors,
$I9S. at J. S. GTaham's.
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McSorley makes harness ITO Commercial
attract
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LADIES' Iaundried waists aud duck para
sols, former prices 81 %, present prices 75c,
at j. s. Graham's.
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(.wES STRENGTH IN sUMMKR-
NJ Many Of oar customers frankly Tell
taasr fTiSn1s n thu deesiitsxing
sanm weather 20 nse PAine's Gallery
Conpoaaa. II makes stroaE ana ytEor-
Gus those who feel t1rei a5d weaS- TRY IL
STEWART HOLMES DRUG Comply.
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Farm
Ii lnds

We received
ieter day or two
ago from Kearne
b Neb., concluding
as follows: ave
ase got to get out
of here We haj
e just been dried
OFT and are goi
ig to try and get
enough together
30 make a start in
some new country
There are great
many here who
d look elsewhere
before another ses
son
Not only are
here thousands of
farmers in the prs
states who are
giving up the uned
I'll struggle against
adverse condition.
and who have de-
termined to seek
new locations, but
the recent trouh
esome times have
stimulated many
engaged in other
occupations to los
" for the independ-
ence of farmers
lie
Nowhere on tn
Globe does Mother
Earth sgspond
more generously to
the husbandman
attention than in
Western Washing
ol, and crops are
as certain as
he coming of the
seasons
Brouths are IN
known
We can supply
any want in farm
lands, and wish
articularIy 10 call
attention to the {
d owing:
For s. 1000:
A 46-acre far
Seattle, on the
Ire of the Seattle,
Lake Shore &
EASTERN railroads.
fine medium si1
e. farm as any one
could desire. r
be most of it is bot
tom land, and
IS all good, rich
soil Well atten
led to it will yield a
handsome livin
and sure profit
There is a rail-
Poad station on the
place, and there
ale three postoffices
within two and
half miles Twenty
acres are cleare
J, and the other i'm
provements cons
IS of small house,
orchard, fencing
&c
Satisfactory q
aIns can be made,
and the place is
. bargain.
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pAclFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers iron seattle as follows
Fer san Francisco via Porn Tovnssn1 and Vic
soria atsa IA tpssasnsers received On board 81
- M August ]. Z. IL. H. ~ q 81
Fer Al.sss. August & II. a. - sssan
Prom san Frnnrisoa. Tor yietorf. and PuTss
s5and porss. AZ a u. August 2. !. l5. "a .. -
Trcfsss -say - ohteizsd ~ TIE o1cs q thu
e0zpaay. A. Ocs4n dora, s,Afile
GOODALf- FERKfSs A CO,
5saerai Agents, So ffagetsco
LII Jozsscs, T. = sspG, esastls-,
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EI11e Ltfd-
esatsis ana whafcsfa Roats--stats % Waxh-
uxtoa caves s@sfils q - szee2t Saturday 81
~ r. "a. b4atts aad Ia Couhsr h91te-F&lf.
haEsn iaavaE SEATTLE daily sxn9pf SandAy ~ 4
a IA Tarouas5 ard seattle HsH1s-ststs Of wash
tugte= leaves ssatsls Tuesdays and 1aarsdsJs
YksIxR DOCK
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VANCOUVER RoUTE-sIEAMERs UTOPIA
J. w. McGreg0r, Master.
Leaves Tacoma ~ noon, seattle Central
wharf, p. m. Mondays and THURSDAYS for Port
Townsend, AnaCorteS, Fairhayen. New wAtoom.
Blaine and Friday Harb3r, going through to
Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare to Blaite, 81 fare to0Vsncouver. a.
For further Information Capply at Central
wharf. M n
poRr BLkKTLEY RoUTE-TnREE TRIPS
day. Commencing Monday July 20,
STEAMER SARAH II. RENToN
Will leave Central Wharf at 10 a M, ? ?. m. and
p m. daily, except saturday sud sunday.
satur lay. 10 a m. p. n. nnd $3.50 a. n.
sunday, 1850 a, yn. aud y. m.
D Wa II. PRIMROSE. Master
For further particulars, wharf, Office or a. boat.
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u r. STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION
ID. c0NIsASY. 8 b %
SAVE TTaK AND MoNEY
STEAMER ISLAND BELlE,
G. ID. Brownaeld. Master,
VIII leave Sesttle and Tacoma Monday, We'd
nesday atfd Friday for Port Townsend, Ana
eoFtes, sAmlsh, FairhavsN and Whatcom. going
through on Fd1ay 70 Blaine aud Ssmiahmoo.
Returning. leaves wnsteom every sunday,
TUESDAY and Thursday.
LKANE TINE cARD. ARRIVE
a.0N pm .sSa.. Tacoma ............II 20 ara
500 pm .s.-.... g Seattle 9........... 2 90 am
T.; 80 M ......,. Port Townsend .... 1900 pm
s.t0 am. Q. 50 PM ABAeertes 90 am, $3.50 pm
500 am. 80 pm Ssmish 90 am y. o pm
ia pm. - ..... Eairhaven..s.s.......7 :45 am
7s00 pm ...........A hatcon .......... $500 arm
$40 pm,s-o0 Blaine saturday ...... 400 pm
special Rates given on large shipments
CITY Dock co, Agents. jos. EIIDAId,
Telephone Ss3 General Manager