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The herald., 1894-10-07
Orcbardist.. Look Ont,

DOM buy any trees until you have consult
ed Jerome Caldwell, general agent Alexander
& Hammon's nurseries, Biggs, Cal. Office,
Natick house, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-10-07
JOTTINGS.
Do You Want to BE in tho swim /?

DO tUu W NHt 20 DO N tHo Q WI
Then go to Terminal island Friday Oc ober
18th, to the picnic given by the Rebekhah
lodges OF this city. Music. dancing loot races,
sack races, and ell kinds of meIrymaking
Train leaves 8: :55 a. M; returns 5 p. M; fare
round trip 90 cents Take your lunch basket
well filled, and go with the Rebekahs.
The herald., 1894-10-07

Webster Tailoring company-Club ID
No. l. A. j. Snee, GAL North Main street,
No. 1S: Club No. 2, E. Penning, ct
Farmers and Merchants' bank, No. 50.
Just ask these people about us. We
give mortgage on our lives as security.
Webster Tailoring company, 1l3 West
First street.
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Our Home Brew

Maier & Zobelein's lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal sa-
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Office and brewery, Ala Also street; tele-
phone 9l
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FuNnRa-. MorroEs.

The mem bers of Royal Oak lodge, sons of st.
George, and visiting brothers, are requested TO
meet at Sharp IL Sallson's undertaking parlors,
South Spring street, sunday afternoon at d
o'clock. to attend the funeral OF the wife of
Brother John King.
All members of Court Los Angeles. No. 422,
10. F., are hereby notified to meet at the couit
room (Turnverein halD this afternoon at
o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral of our late
brother, Daniel O'5hea, Members of sister
courts invited. By order of the court.
WILLIAM r. UBER, Chief Ranger.
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Wagne1,a Kimberley.

15s N, Main, opposite old court house. Specs
and eyeglasses a speciality. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
jewelry at lowest figures. Wagner, the old re-
liable jeWeler.
The herald., 1894-10-07
Bad Counplexions,

Pimples, blackheads, moths, freckles and all
blemishes of the skin can be cured by using
Nine. Marria's face preparations. Mrs. Chad.
wick. 142 S. Main street, rooms IL and 72
The herald., 1894-10-07
TO BUILDERS AND OWNERS.

In Heating a Building the First Con-
sideration
Is the health OF the occupants; second, the efli-
cheney OF the heat-producing power; these can
only be assured by using a Steel Dome Fur
mace They are handled only by the Cass &
smurr stove company. 224 and 226 South
Spring street
The herald., 1894-10-07

Y. W. @. A. gospel meeting at 3 :45 y.
N. today. at 107 North Spring site /.
Topic: joyful Service. Led by Miss +.
+. Rider. Normal Bible class at 5 p. 10.
The herald., 1894-10-07
stop Paving Rent by Building

Through the Savings Fund and Building So
ciety of Los Angeles Monthly payments.
Twelfth annual series now open. E. H. Grasett
secretary, room 103 Wilson block, First and
Spring.
The herald., 1894-10-07

431Ks. Spring st.. Los Angeles, Cal. Teeth
filled psinlessly. Gold crowns and bridge work:
teeth extracted without pain.
The herald., 1894-10-07
Carpet Cleaning at BIosser's.

Spanish method, rapid and progressive, b
Prof. Arevelo, room 1876. Wilson block.
The herald., 1894-10-07

Mirrors, both French and German plate, can
now be had at a great saving on former prices
French mirrors, both plain and beveled; also
beveled plates made to order. All work guar
anteed, H. Raphael & Co., 44o s. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-10-07

Neitzke & Speck, funeral directors and en-
banners, 256 South Main street. Tel. 1349.
The herald., 1894-10-07


KlNG-In this city, October 9TH, Sarah, be-
loved wife OF John King.
Funeral Sunday. October 9TH, from Sharp d
Samson's undertaking parlors, 536 South
SpTing rect at pm
The herald., 1894-10-07
rhc Finest Finvored oysters
Dr.. q. II. Parker,

IN bulk and cans, 60 cents fuII quart; ine, TAT
md juicy. Cans, so cents. Discount to hotels
,rd restaurants. Fred Haninan's Mott Market.
The herald., 1894-10-07

Satisfaction. promptness, reasonable; 454-56
S. broadway. Telephone 427.
The herald., 1894-10-07

A Modern Millinery Store.
Hoffman & Co., $40 s. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-10-07

Or Parker, dentist. 1891 West First street.
The herald., 1894-10-07

Eckstrom for wall paper, 8o9 5. Main ST.
The herald., 1894-10-07
DIED.

Northern caulinower at Althouse Bros.
The herald., 1894-10-07

Our So SO Shoe, 50; our So Shoe,
$2 rs; our So. so and $4 Shoe,
$3.50; our $4 so, $5 and So
Shoe, SO S3...................... PER PAlR
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THE HLorrEx.
SUPERIOR couKT-cIyfL nrPasragsr-B.t-
LTsdER. y.

SUPERIOR couKT-cIyfL nRpAsragsr-BAt-
LIsaEa. y.
X @. LavInder vs. j. c. Nixon-Judg-
ment for defendant.
Ii. Q. Shney vs.. ID. A. spencer-Judg.
ment Tor plaintiff in sum OF $iG4 10
Leander Lodge vs. 3. r. Bail ct al
Judgment, signed.
Godfrey Morse VS.. J. j. McGsiIicudy-
Default and judgment in sum of sI7o
r. L. Palmer vs.. c. M. Au.tin--Default:
signed.
George T. Lacey VS.. city of Seattle Set
tied and stricken.
IL. c. Paige VS.. Cascade Fire and Ma
rfne Insurance Company-Motion to strike
from answer oyerraled.
SUPERIOR eouRr-cRrsrxAL DEPARTMENT
HUMEs. j.
State vs.. Joe Hazei-Appeal dismissed
prisoner committed to justice court for
sentence.
Dismissed for want of prosecution.
City of Seattle VS.. Charles Pearson-Ap.
peal dismissed and bond forfeited.
Washington National Bank VS.. A. Jones
Dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
@. u. Calhoun ct al. VS.. G. f. Becker
Dismissed.
Susan L. Thompson VS. Edmond Rice
Default and judgment: signed.
State vs.. Anton Green-Defendant ar
raigned; pleads not guilty; bond OF s6oe
approved and defendant released.
Daniel Graham vs.. w. E Williams ct al
On trial
Alonzo Hull vs.. Lauron Ingeis ct al
| Plaintiffs motion to dismiss: granted.
| PROBATE Observation-Disclosures j.
| Estate of Daniel Il. and Annie f.
| Reconsideration for letters of admins
| tratlon filed.
EQUITY DEPARTMKsr-LASoLEY ].
| George NJ. Weigle vs.. Cascade Insuranc,
| Company-0rdsr directing notice to cred
| itors.
| II. A. Hodge W.. Gilbert Jackson-Dis
/ missed.
W. It. Wiekware VS.. Washington South
| ern Railway Company-Finai report of re
| ceiver approved and receiver discharged.
| Manhattan Trust Company vs.. Seattl
| Coal and Iron Company-Receiver for de
| PENDANT appointed.
| City of Seattle ys. Francis Doran ct a, =
4 Fifteen cases consolidated; on trial.
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Representatives OF the Employees to Co
fer With Receiver Clark at Omaha

Representatives OF the EMPLOYEES to Con-
fer With Receiver Clark at omaha.
OMAHA, Feb. 27.-on application of GEN
eral Solicitor Thurston, OF the Union
Pacific system. Judges Caldwell and San
born. of the Federal court. today issued
an order. in view of the inharmonious de-
cisions of various district courts on the
proposed new wage scedule of the rsceiv-
ers. 10 the effect that the receivers shall
grant leave OF absence and travelling
expenses to representatives of employees on
all parts of the system TO Omaha March
Is to confer with Rs~siver s III. III. Clark
on points of difference. and that all points
not agreed on by March q shall be laid
before the court for adjudication, the new
schedules meantime being abrogated. 1t
was explained that the receivers at a meet
ing in New York last week decided to alb
rogate the proposed new scedule. Judge
Duudy, OF the district court, saws the
order by Judges Caidw we'll aud Sanborn
does not effect the standing of his order.
Denver, Feb. 27.-~Judge Riner, in the
United states court today. ordered the re-
eeivers of the Union Pacific that all agree
ments between the employees aud company
remain in force in all parts of Colorado
until further orders.
WASHINGTON Cry. Feb. 2T.-A resolu-
ton vas presented In the house today by
s3mers OF Wisconsin to in vesti-
gate the action of the several
United States judges who have issued i'm
functions in railway cases, including Just
ice Brewer. of the Supreme court: Judges
TAFT and Kicks. OF Ohio; Judge Pardee. OF
Texas; Judge Beatty. of Idaho. and Judge
uundy. OF Nebraska.
The title Of the resolution to investigate
the action of Justice Brewer is: TO in
vestigate the circumstances attending the
| decision in the case Of she United States
! vs.. Kane in the United States Clrcui;
| Cont fer the District Of Colorado" The
resolution specifies that a report shall bs
| made 10 me house, whether Judge Bfeg-
er exceeded has jurisdiction. abused his
| powers or the process Of said court. O,
| oupFessively exercised the same, or used
/ his office IS Judge 10 intfmidate or wrong.
/ FULLY restrain the employees OF any railroad
+ or officers Of iaoor organizations" The
! other Investigations requested are OF the
/ action Of Judge TAFT, OF the circuit couft
/ % the northern district Of Ohio. in Is
/ suing iniaactlons N the case of Tn.
/ Toledo. Anu Araor Il North Mlchigar
/ Railroad vs. the Pennsylvania Cornraav
] the action Of judge Duady Of the sfigtrfc
| of Nebraska, Ia the case Of Oliver Ame,
/ and others IS. the Union Pacific railroad
| January -. IS9t; the action of Judg,
/ Beatty. IN the case of the Caeur 4 Allen.
| Mining Company vs. Miners Uaion. o
| Nasdner, Idaho. jaaY IL. Isge; the actor
/ of Judge Pardee, of the circuit court n
/ northern district ot Texas. April. fsss3. II
/ the msster 81 Higgins ct al ans1 Jude
| Augustus Rtess, Of Ohio, IN the An,
/ Arber easa. These eases ail Involve ia
/ rights Of men 10 strike and the DECISION
! which are called IN question extend over
] term al YEAR,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-28

Her Former Captain Loses His Suit for
Fourth Interest.
Il. O. Lavender, who has been claiming
quarter interest in the sealing schooner
Henry Dennis. owned by j. c. Nixon, was
beaten in his suit against Nixon yester-
day. Judge Ballinger holding that he could
not recover 81. lbs. the value of the alleged
interest.
The suit was q very old one, and was
Brought over two years ago in the Federal
court, and about two months later was re-
moved 10 the superior court. In substance
Lavender alleged that In November, isss,
Joshua Brown. William Pray and William
Norton agreed among themselves to bring
!, the Dennis out from Salem. Mass, to Port
Townsend. to be used In the sealing bust
ness. Lavender was a Victoria sea cap
tain, and saws that the three men offered
him quarter interest in the vessel If he
would go to Salem. bring he's. around the
Horn and go as her captain on sealing
cruises until she paid for herself and
the cost of reftttng her, with all
other expenses Lavender brought her
out in the winter of 1889, aud
made two voyages as her captain. but In
October. 100. was discharged. Then he
claimed that he had carried out his part
OF the agreement and demanded his inter.
est. He said that the schooner had cos,
200 when ready for sea and that she had
made several Thousand dollars more than
that "a profits of the two voyages. The
owners Of the schooner would not do any,
thiag for him and two months later en-
tered into negotiations with Nixon for O
sale for s. 500. Lavender claimed that he
at once told Nixon of his claim upon the
vessel aud that Nixon recognized 10 and
promised TO give him one-quarter of IN,
purchase price If the sale was made. Yet
when he bought the craft he refused te
recognize any such claim.
When Lavender sued. Nixon answered
the complaint by denying absolutely thai
lavender had ever approached him on the
subject. The title to the schooner va.
perfect when he bought her of her tire.
owners, he said, and tie alleged that in
stead Of paying for herself the Dennis in
Tact lost money on both sealing cruises.
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The annual meeting Of the Seattle &
Montana Railroad Company has been
postponed until March z.
Great Northern roads have issued new
and al classes OF paper and articles Of
paper.
j. W. Wilkinson leaves today for An
thrscffe. Alberta. Canada 20 take charge
OF the merchandise business of the Anthrs-
s.te Coal Company, Of which Ii. ". Nc
Nell Is manager.
The Denny Clay Company on Monday
put IN operation a new dry press brick
machine at It's works ut Van ASSET Ii is
In charge OF ID. W. Cummings. an expert
IN that line of business. from Chicago.
The new freight rates on lumber and
shingles by the trsnseontinental roads
will take effect on March 10 instead oil
March |, this postponement having been
granted ct the request Of the shinglemen.
Articles of Incorporation of the Spencer
Clark Company of Seattle, were filed with
the county auditor yesterday. Incorpor-
atoTs. f. A. Spencer, i. +. Spencer and G.
II. Clark; capital stock SIS, coo. In 500
shares. PROPOSES to do general commiss.
ion business.
General Superintendent NJ. c. Kimberly,
OF the Northern Pacific, was in the city
yesterday on his regular tour Of inspec-
ton and was accompanied by G.. w. Dick.
lnEon, assistant general superintendent
@. c. Greene, superintendent OF telegraph
J. Y. Mason, assistant superintendent al
telegraph, and Superintendent Joseph
McCabe, of the Pacific division.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The information signal was continued
yesterday at City dock on account of gales
being expected along the Coast.
The ship Thistle has been chartered by
S.hson Il Kerr 10 load wheat on the Sound,
and has just arrived st Tacoma.
Nicaraguan bark Dominion, ass tons.
now In San Francisco. has been chartered
TO load lumber iii Tacoma for Salinas Cruz.
Ships Commodore and Columbia anu
bark Germania. Of the Black Diamond coal
heei. are nov in the harbor, the last two
having come in yesterday.
ToVle & Peters boat house was towed
down from the Dawamish yesterday 10
its cd place between the Madison street
bunkers aud Spring street wharf.
Steamship Mexico sailed for Alaska yes
terday on the run of the City OF Topeka to
enable the latter 10 catch up with her
schedule and leave on time next trip.
Steamer Idaho brought in fifty-tive tons
Of hay from LaConner Yesterday. and tho
steamer Cascade brought in eighty tons an-
Guiding a =cow load. from the stliiagaa-
fnlsa-
British ship owesnse. which sailed from
the Sound with wheat October q. arrived
a. Falmouth February - having mads
the passage IN lis DAYS. she took half her
cargo from Seattle aud half from Tacoma
BrItish saip Dominion. 2,4I2 tons. nov
IN san Francisco. has been chartered TO
lead wheat by Bafour. Guthrie 4 Co, with
the option Of loading her =. San Francisco
or on the Soaad. The rate Is p shiiIings
from San Francisco aud ST shiliings from
the Sound.
The Pacific Navigation Company has
moved TO Arlington formerly Baker'sj
waarE The fairhAveB viii lie witndras n
from the Whafcofn route and wia be con-
sgnQed on her old run TO La Conner, while
the state of Washington wlil run between
/ Seattle and Tacoma The change wifi
probably be made tomorrow.
Steamship Walla Wslla sailed for San
Francisco yesterday sith the following
passen gers from this city: Rev. r. T.
crandai. NJ Pnlilips, ]. Z Armstrong
Ars. X Stckols. Miss A. 0rcnf:. Mr. W.
I L. ;. Porter. Miss r. a. Dewey. Anne
Hautord, Miss j. Men, ". +. Gray. L. M.
kamAlIa- q. u. LaxseT, Misses ssne, Ssgon=
aud Dare Johnson, g. Sherman T. NJ
] BrsEer. ". G. Jackson, r. Granherg.
Mss 3. lonnstoEe. Mas Mary Bazarora,
| Mrs ". T.. Day, {. l. Van o.lnda. j,
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TAroosH. Feb. 27.-5 D. m.-lspeciai. T.
Cloudy brisk southwest wind. Inward
Sh Two Brothers. 3:45 p. m.
NEAH BAY, FEB. 2T.-5 p.m.--fSpecial.l l.
Light rain light southwest wind.
PoRT CRESCENT, Feb. 27-5 .. m.-TSpe-
ciai Clear: fresh south wind.
PoRr AsGELrs. Feb. 2T.--5 p. m.-TSpe-
ciai. Partly cloudy; brisk west wind.
CLALIAa BAY. Feb. 27.--5 ID. m.-fSpe-
ciai. Cloudy; light southwest wind.
PoRr TowSsENp. Feb. 27.-tSpeciai. T.
ArrIyed-Str UmatilIa, from San Fran
cisco, via Victoria: Br sh Ainsdale, at Vic
toria with general cargo from Liverpool.
Sailed-Str Waila Waila, for San Francisco
via Victoria, str Mexico at midnight for
Southeastern Alaska ports: sh Occidental,
with coal from Comox. for San Francisco.
Lieut.. III. I. Mayo. of the photographic
Office here. gives notice that on or about
March 10, 1894, a second-class whistiing
buoy. painted with black and white per-
peudicular stripes and marked with the
letter IT" in white. will be established
about half mile outside of the bar, in
about eighty feet OF water, in the place OF
the present Tiilamook bar buoy, first.
class can, of the entrance to Tiilamook
bay, Or
sourH BESp. Feb. 27.-[SpeciaI. The
schr san Busnaventura, Capt. Culver ar.
rived yesterday. eleven days from Ventura,
Cal. She will load with lumber n, Mericai
Bros mill for San Francisco
SAN Francisco. Feb. 2T.-Arrived--Sh
Mercury. from Port Blakeiey; bktn Port
land, for Nillspa bay: schr Gotama, from
Coos bay. Cleared-str Truckee, for As
toria; STR Columbia, Tor Astoria str Min.
cola, for Comox, sh Manuel Liaguna. for
Tacoma; blk Rufus Il. Wood. for Sanaimo
Arrived-Bktn Arago, from.Gray's har
Dor; schr Gotama. from Coos BAY
GLASGOW, Feb. 27.--Anchoria, from New
York.
HAaRuss. Feb. 27.--Gailoit, from New
York.
QUEgSsTows. Feb. 27.-Majestic, from
New York.
SICILY, Feb. claim, from New York
NEg York. Feb. 27.-Moravia, from
Hamburg.
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PAINES
Celery Compound
NAMES PpoPLg WELL.
NAMES PEOPLE WELL

Irnegore, Miss a. Jackson Nrs Heury
Iay4or. L. La~is and ~ise, Miss ". Deck
nj. :. Bernsrd. E c Nsuseis.sr. c. North.
W. q. French and wife. George Raneross
and wife. Mrs. Il Ninkurn. L. <. Pretty.
William Barber. Miss Alice Smith 3
Nshst-r. Miss r. Webster. Mrs. parwoosi
and chait, Ars Ii. SiakGm, Mrs. K.
barnaaum.
repors wss sent cut from Pert Towns
end that the British ship Royal Forth.
nos on the sound. was the largest vessel
that ever came % the Sound for cargo Of
wheat In Lioyd's reslster the Britisa
snip pramrock. which has ius. left With a
cargo OF wheat, Is given IS HAVING \
registered tonnage OF SOLO, while the Royal
Forth Is bat . saS
Steamship I'm akilia arrived from San
Francisco yesterday with . light fresgh
and the following passengers. Fred Raas.
man, =. Gervats, O. ". Rank, f. ".
Herald. j. u. ketehuua. lanes Rse and
wife. W. : Baker, John Kerr. E Psaeus
and wife. II. L. Barnard. Mrs +. Lynch,
Miss Z Easter. Mrs. n. 4 Damn. Robert
Aarpay. VI. Coheu. Axel Fyr, II. Z. john
son. ]. Mead. Mrs. Liniesi. Amanda Pc
tiers. Mrs. MeGarvia. Mrs. G. Miller. J. n.
Smith. T. Power. George Kendall, f..
cochran and wife. r. Bsreu, Mrs. 4 NJ
" bite, anu twenty steerare
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]. f. Moses, attorney for the Seattle
Brewing aud Mailing Company, yesterday
obtained from Judge Humes an order di-
recting Vince ii. Faben. = weil-known at
toTney, 10 appear IN court on March s and
shos cause why he should not be disbarred
for nnprofessional conduct. The charge
against Mr.. Fabsn Is that he has collected
w for the brewing company. and has re-
fused % turn it over and account for IL.
Mr.. Moses brought an affidavit 20 that eff.
feet ia court with him. but did not file it
with The clerk. MIR. Fahen denies the
charge. lie said .ass night:
The money Was collected by me in q
suit IN Justice Humphreys court. / gave
II - the clerk. Who was then In my office.
and TOLD him 70 lake il TO Mr.. Baxter III
the brewing con- PAW etfiee. Iaat same
day bad relapse of serious Illness,
ane while | Was I'LL the clerk shsconded
With that ana other money. | ana 81 the
opinion that the young man will settle
the matter tomoTrow and the proceedings
against me be dropped.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded IN the Auditors Once
Nestefdnyx

Real estate transactions from Janusry L.
fsaa. are SSH. 1T0 There were filed for
record yesterday 10 deeds, the eonsidera-
tons aggregating s24, 223. Following Is
the list as furnished by Osborne. Trempsr
Il Co., abstractors of titles. fi6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second;
The snoaualnie G. s. II. & s. Co. to +. II.
Ingersoll, 2 mining claims on Uncle 81,
s., lis.
i. II. Ingsrsoil to New Issue Gold Min
ing Co., . mining claims on Uncle s.,
$4,000.
& Johnson ct al. 10 New Issue Gold Min
ing Co., 2 mining claims ON Uncle 81.
S.. oCo.
j. 4. shertxer TO F. e. Shertxer, lots ). d,
block /. Sander-B oman's LIST. stso.
Sheriff 10 O. :. Wright, block 5, Is. L.
DAYS LIST. st.ois.
sheriff 10 Q. 5. Wright, Il lots in B. f.
Sheriff = O $. Wright, 10 lots in b. F.
reliance Loan and Trust Co. 20 George
whisslde. - lois in block 81, River Park,
81, ls3
j. NJ. Tenuy 10 John T. Dorr. lots 5. G.
block - Renton's. 81.
C. T. Knox TO A, r.. Levan, lot I. block L,
Knox's 5-aere garden tracts. So6o
On Monday sixteen deed were flied tor
record. the considerations aggregasang
S. leo. as follows;
r. w. Moore 10 William Moore. lot p.
block q. l.atona tst, s2oa.
r Keller 20 Elizabeth II. Keller, lots
L . l. s. d. T. of Sc of nw, sec -, -, !, 3.
carl ka.berg To II. Ii. Messing. lots 3
| AMI l. block ., Green Lake Circle add, siss1
= 4. slime 10 John DAVIS, al und = lots
| ? ana !. block -, Maynard's and Others, 81.
] ", Ramsey % ". III Ogden, i lot 2,
| block :. palafIne HUI. Si3S
W. IL Ogden IN {. A Rtsoeti, same. 81 u
4 q Randolph - Esther Perkins. lot !.
| hiock -, Aperfeissy est, siSa
/ t,re~a Lake Home b. & u, Go. 10 J. Z.
/ Kenyon. 81 lo;sln wooaIasn add 10 ureen
Lake, sssG. g.,
/ Shore Div. 81. 2so-
| Nax C.sricas 20 Ballard-Lesry Land Co.
| los IA block ;. BsslaFs8's Ia Gilman Park
1 ssAl ~,
/ North Fad gAnk to ". Il. Ballard. 10;
/ II nisck #, Denny PARK sid, - ~
| A r. Nrsht - Homer Russell. block :
/ .ua efaers IA Salmon Bav Pax. sl1
/ " Whitehead 10 q. Il Whitehead, {
| l. lot. and :. block - Aeresf's - and
/ others. 81 =, -
| NJ II. Ballard 10 ". X. Craasli, lot 10
| hlocs Is Baigari's sar4 s-41
| q VI. Wilson to l. Moore. lot 81 BIOS : I
1 III White & Go. : eoaiel TO Kirkland. So
| same 10 sans. los 81. block |. same $50
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NREyITIEs.

Lee & Bowden have 800. 600 for city and
farm loans. Money here.
William Common. chronic petty lar
cenist, was fined 500 and Costs and sen.
fenced to thirty days IN jail by Justice
Caldwell yesterday for stealing 10. OF
tools from John Gouiette. of the dry dock.
DIR. Allson's week day meetings at the
FIRST Presbyterian church are being well
attended each evening. Last night the
doctors text was taken from Phil II :l2-I3;
Work out your own salvation" Meetings
will be held tonight and every other even
ing this week.
Up to date Maj. Harlan. deputy col
iector of internal revenue, has taken the
applications of 40 Cinnamon for registry.
Deputy ). ID. kingsbury. who has visited
many Sound towns to meet the China.
men. has received the applications of AS
making total OF So in Western Washing
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e.arss ana r.e,,. ou~..

...s. ne tFiai Of the Fifth street grade tar
49, rs On all day yesterday in Judge
sieys court. bat sne defendants have
not Jet opened their esse. The trs., 80
% finished today.
n.ersertng ubeIs In the case of John
alkfadt vs.. the steamer Portland were
aaso yesterday in the United States cou-.
= u. johnson. William Campbell a
20, ~. Marley * Co.. Charles waslenherv
ana A. s.endsen- The interv<nia :
Claims aggregate $500
9 suoge Langlev yesterday approved the
ana. supplemental report OF e. II. sheafe.
receiver 81 the Washington Southern Ri.
.omDsny. according 10 the findings
% Judge Hanfes, before whom the cred.
. lots OF TIE corporation gave their ohiec.
.ohs 70 the claims made by the recei vpr
ana nis attorney. An order dIschargIns
the receiver .as also signed.