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SAN "A MONICA.
Opinions as to a Pleasure Wharf.-The
Columbian Concert.

Opinions MS to Pleasure Wharf.-The
Columbian Concert.
SANTA MONICA, Jan. 15.-The ques-
ton of building wharf in front of
town for pleasure purposes and to
bond the town for its construction, is
the all absorbing one, and, believing a
few interviews daily from our leading
citizens would not be smiss to show the
consensus Of opinion. give the first
batch today, to be followed until the
work progresses. Mr.. S. Jackson was
the first gentleman met and was heartily
in favor of the proposition, saying build
the wharf by all means.
Mr.. Clark of Minneapolis, who owns
some valuable property here and will
build himself a $4,000 home in the
future. is equally enthusiastic over the
proposition, saying; "You need special
attractions here of unexcelled character,
and the wharf should be built at once
and by the entire town."
Mr. N. r. Folsom said: Bond the
town for sewers first and wharf next"
Trustee r. r. Harris was little diff
dent on speaking about the matter be-
cause of his position, but said: THAT
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while he WAS individually in favor OF it,
he would be guided in his official action
by the people,"
]. B. Folsom, our popular dry goods
merchant. said: "All improvements
have my hearty approval; let us add
every attraction possible to the place. !"
A. Mooser is heart and soul for the
wharf, believing it will add to the towns
attractiveness and what will help the
town he is for.
George @. Boehme had not made up
his mind yet; want to hear it discussed.
believing we should 20 slow these hard
times.
James Pearman said he was against
bonding the town for any purpose.
The Columbia Concert company, un-
der the management of Foley Parker
and dictatorship OF Louis Angeloty %
years old), will give one of their popular
entertainments, consisting oil humorous,
sentimental and classic songs and inetru-
mental music on January 18th, at the
opera house. The company consists OF
Louis Angeloty, 8 years Of age, Matilda
Aneeloty, IL years, Carl Angeloty, the
celebrated violin virtuoso. the inimita-
BILE Miss Edith Cortello, soprano; ]. A.
Schaeier, either and cornet soloist, and
Prof. S. Campelsns, pianist. 1t un-
doubtedly will be one of the best con-
certs ever given here.
Justice Twichell sent up small army
OF tramps to the county Jail yesterday.
]. B. Whitney, W. I. Cummings,
Yuma; @. r. Williams, Riverside
James Johnson, s. A. Ford, Los An.
geles; George w. Dych, Boston, were
among yesterdays arrivals at the Jack
son.
Engineer Sroufe of the Southern Pa
cific spent Sunday here, guest OF D. B.
Schenke.
Judge 7. H. Wells and party, with
their plant for the new paper, have ar
rived. He has secured quarters in the
Bank block, lately occupied by the post
Office.
II. d. lie Moth, the right of way man
for the Southern Pacific, is in town,
guest of the Arcadia.
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judge Weed referred to the meeting
which was held in the morning between
the members of the council ana the
committee appointed by the board OF
trade. and expressed himself as In favor
of acting upon the plan outlined in the
report OF that committee to the mass
meeting Saturday, which was puDlisneo
in full by the HERALD.
He was very much interested in the
work and would give it his personal at
tention.
Other members of the board were OF
the same opinion and all agreed to lend
all assistance possible.
The city marshal was instructed to
employ two additional policemen to
take charge of the headquarters where
the tramps are to be HOUSED and fed
provided they are willing to work.
A committee consisting OF Weed, Cox
and Clarke was appointed to take charge
of the matter with power to act.
NOTES.
A slight drizzle set in this evening.
The 10 additional electric lights will
be put in position as soon as possible.
More care should be used in turning
in fire alarms
The colored members of the gang
which raised disturbance in the vicin-
ity of the freight depot last Saturday
night were sent down to the county Jail
for 10 days each by Recorder Rossiter
this morning.
An interesting lecture will be given at
Throop Polytechnic institute tomorrow
(Tuesday) afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, by
General Armstrong. He takes as his
subject General Garibaldi and the Lib
GRAFTON of Italy. An invitation is ex-
tended to the general public TO attend.
The regular meeting of the Fortnight
ly club will be held in the veBtry of the
Universalist church tomorrow (Tues-
day. evening. A paper upon the treat
ment of the inHane will be read by Miss
Alice Cook, who has long been connected
with the work in the east. All are in
vited.
The funeral of L. A. Smith, whose
death occurred here yesterday, aged II,
will take place from the residence
Tuesday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock, un-
der the auspices of the Odd Fellows.
The services will be conducted by Revs.
Harris, Fife and Hill.
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SOWERKROWT. S1,s Ss1SfHnss, m.ssss.
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USE GERMAN FAMILyRsoAP.
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Finest Variety and Cheapsst

Place in town for fish. game, oysters, etc. Fred
Hanniman's, Mott MARKET.
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uasarv,nr Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens that for years
we have been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, DR.. Kings New Life Pills
Bucklens Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters
and have never handled remedies that sell a.
well, or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guarantee then
every time, and we stand ready to refund the
purchase price If satsfa. tory results do not fol
low their use. These remedies have won theil
sIea' pu'eay vn sfe, s@oie SOC
North Main street,
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BANK OF AMERICA,

DIRECTORS:
Jotham Bixby, Chas. Froman, L. 7. Garnsey,
Lewellyn Bixey, E. &. Baker, John Il. .PlateH
Geo. H. Stewart,
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OoUrHERN CALIFo RNIA NArfONALBANX
- 1Ol 5. spring st., Nadeau block.
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Capital paid in gold coin. 5000, ,o0e
Surplus and undivided profits. .-....,. 25,o00
Authorized capital. l.................----' 100000
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Cn1cAso. Nsy M-Pitsahara took 70.
days game In the eighth inning By
hunehtng six Of their hits aftss NcGill had
filtsd the hasss by his wildssss- Weather
vsry chilly. Attendance. Ana ecugs-
Pit0burR. II: b b. IL: ., & Chicago, 10;
B b, IA: :, L Basseris0-Kiflsn and 1aek
Nc(5ili and Schr1ves.
CLEvsxA1D. May A-C1svsland and
Cincinnafi played clos game today. the
iasssr winning By luck. feors-c1svsisnd.
1: hcA, 2; .. L Cineinn3ti, 3: b b, 8; ., Z
Bsttsries-Yssng and 0'Oonnos; Psxroti
and Murphy.
81. LocIa Nay A-No game today;
rain.
Bosrox, Nay 1.-Wes4srvsltss Wild
pitching vas chiefly rsepoasihls for New
Yofk's defeat Scors-Boston, 3; b b. B:
.. 1 Esv York. 0; BIB. 3: "a Batteries
relI
PHTEADEIParA. Nay 2l-No game: rain.
BHooKLYx, Nay 2L-No game: rain
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sPonrINa xorss.

In the shooting contest ct Chicago sun-
day between Upson and Psndsrgast for .
silver service, the former won By two
poinsA
Joe Vendig, Of the Duval Athletic Club,
Jacksonville, Fla. received letter from
Corbstt Offering to meet Jackson before
the club for IS. 900. Vsndig says the club
will offer the purse.
At the Hawthorne park. Chicago. races
Monday the winner were: Eine-six-
tssnths Of . mile, Toby. 90; eight fur
longs. Pop Gray. l:5s: eight furiones,
vassai, 1:49i<: sevsn-eights Of . mile,
Toganoxis. :3Sl1; ssvsn-eighths Of mile,
Tsmpora, SO.
The Swiss rider Lesua won the long-dis-
tancs bicycle race from Bordeaux 70 Paris.
having covered the distance In twenty-five
hours. eleven minutes and seven seconds.
Lucas, one Of the Engtish riders. finishsd
second, being thirty-tuo minutes behind.
The other contsstants. thirty-seven In
number. have not yet arrived In Paris.
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n1naoo Law Useosssstussesal.
.a. May aL-Ths supreme court
- = opinion in the case Of O. p.
seapendsnt. Va King county, and
0aios psiacipai petitioner. appel
hess The constituuonality Of
knosa - the drainage Law, chap
due q. HilI's code, - pre-
The lower court held the Law
sitonsi. but the appellant hsrs
eostsin its constitutionaiity on
mus hrst. that IL properly pro.
TIE acquisition Of property by
seise OF the right of eminent do
qeond, that il 10 an exercise of the
yeasr Of the state. The supreme
as that the Law cannot be sus-
EEs:. .pea any rule relating 10 the
Of property by the exercise OF
= eminent domain. Under the
~ o such law there is no prstenss
~ mps to have damages assessed
zs ensatsd. and If the owner does
= aud take the initiative the Law
mas Ills property may bs taken
tnsfs having been an assessment
or payment Of compensation.
eaa the Law DO sustained on the
police power. for white il IL true
sxtseme emergencies the rights OF
xsies - 10 property must yield
I1IS auirsmsnts Of the public, yet to
snch interference the emergency
such ~ 10 make tbs action necss.
re Judgment Of the superior cour,
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r.ss.s,s Pssses.s4 Prls.arA.

TACOMA. May 21--Ths Patsy Corrigan-
Ike Hayes fight which vas 70 have taken
place before the Puget Sound Athletic
Club on the 18th. did not come on, on &c.
count Of the deadlock In the city council,
and the non-appointmsnt Of chief Of
poles. but now that the council il organ
lied, the appointments viii probably b
sent 10 the council at their adjourned
meeting Tuesday night 1.-THE right man
Il appointed chief the fight will come Oh
hers: II not. IL Will take pIacs on the beach
bstwesn here and Seattle Or near Everett.
Negotiations are already in progress "a
charter . boat. and the fight will come on
In any event in the next two weens.
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John Braun, the enohomish ranchsr
who was arrested night before last on the
charge Of pointing IN unloadsd revolver at
Florence Ii sale In . Warrington street
house Of ill-fams In order 10 make her ~.
turn SIS which he claimed che had stolsn
Nay 8. was convicted yesterday In the
municipal court al carrying concealed
vsapona- Then City Attorney Winssock
filed . complains aesinst Miss La Sale
for patty larceny. Braun's story was not
shaken oy cross-exAmination, and when
the house VS. sxaminsd 70 - II hs had
correctly described things the Judge was
convinced Of the truth Of the charge and
fined Miss La Sale 500 and sentenced her
10 thirty days In the county Jail She
gave notice Of IN appeal. Her eontsntion
IL that she never sav Braun until he
threatened her with the revolver.
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I "A. May si.-Ispeciall-p & Lam.
- aemeer OF the Old Tacoma Total
association. who went crazy
vas adiadged insane today. the
physicians certifying that he
from an acute mania
" MS attendance upon . re-
n socasty Of old Tacoma known
- eaaetsted. The physieians
- mere insanity cases from
.SS-e cause. There has teen talk of
- es1aeer' on a rail STAGE he has been
80 Some of the old Taeoma resi-
sn- rigorous II their den1nciatioa OF
- = a'acsiion following. L. il under
80. 'sas iae Rev. Mr.. Gallagher. pastor
-. Atkinson Memorial church xhosa
- sse ofssnlEss Of the .ancsiEication
s..s Saa be separated from her.
- ,heEe Is no such thing a. sanes,.
=. ea Of The body.
.SSsssaasslea3 coancii. Rev. Wallace
~ Seattle. moderator, decided 10.
rsommeni ths re,~nt,oa of Rev
lSas... .,sasr As pastor a, klnson Coners-
-. AesaeElAi church. In the ,uds.
sae council. Mrs. Gallagher
on<sss = .saoaihs divine healing and total
"a 40 10 the neglect Of oonjaysl
<Az,sA dates. Is injurious 20 the
60. Ans tAe cause OF Chrlsc Tn.
essa.~& Afsssses sympathy Cor Mrs
taiss $. shoss unfortunate mental con.
hla .as eecac!i tslieses. has l.a h.r
ssfefs ei faith and practices.
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The Seattle Associations football team
viii leave on the Kingston Thursday
morning at 1880 o'clock, for Victoria,
where they play With the local team on
Friday morning ct 10 o'clock. The Seattle
team are In splendid condition, and .
good game should b tbs outcome. The
team to represent Seattle 10 . follows:
Goal. r. Williams; backs, R Wark and r.
Nurgatrough; haif-backs, No Ksnsis, H.
Wark and L Pslly: forwards, Hatsly, II /.
Mursatrough. Dunlap. Bsggs and Whyts;
reserves. Sim Edwards. Mcleod and
HP0mlv
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BARCELONA. Nay 2L-Codins, CsrssuslA,
eoess, Bsrnat. viliarubia and Mir, anarch-
lists, were executed ct & o'clock this
morning outside the citadel Of Mont Juch.
Sogas and Csrexusla Joined in the prayers
Of the priests, and their companions
phouted revolutionary cries. The anarch-
lists were placed In line with their faces 70
the wall Of the citadel. Al the first voiley
from the troops only four o. the convicts
fell dead. A second vollsy Was nscssssr )
10 kill Sogss and Codina.
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vIcroRIA. May 81 Especial. 1.-The seal
ing schooner Favorits arrived homo from
the sealing grounds this morning with 600
seals. She had been boarded by Capt
May, Of the Hyacinths. and ordered to re-
port here. She left her Indians Ut Kyo-
quot, and there picked up Charles Caibeck
and William Hughes. Lost from schooner
in an open boat, and exposed to the
weather for nine days. They are %
smaciatsa from hardships and rrivstion
that il viii take several weeks for them ia
<n1nvar
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ELIxxssuRs. May 2L--ISpsciai.l-rn the
superior court this morning. Jamss Nolan.
who was convicted last week Of incest with
his own daughter. Was sentenced to six
teen years in the penitentiary.
Essu Baltimore, the negro convicted oil
murder, Was sentenced TO twenty yeara
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vIcroksa, May aL-Ths creditors Of
the Green.w orleek dsfunet hanx have
succeeded In ousting Assigness Heistsr-
man and Coisars replacing thsfa By Hon.
Rohsrs Beaver. The order Vas made By
sne court today.
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A Sow. nsrrib,s Death

CoIvAx, May 2L-tSpeciai. Near Endi-
colt Sunday the l5-ysar-old son of Press-
dent Moore. while riding frsctious horse,
Was thrown. He vas riding in . saddle
with bis feet in long stirrup leathsrA One
foot causAs. and the boy Was dragged to
hath
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ll0bo 0eok9n.
George Washington, Esspsctabls col
ored man who lives % the beach near
John street. met with . shooting accidsnt
ysstssday. He vas engaged In some work
at the Gsettjs Cedar Lumber Company's
mill u Ballard, and vas caught % In thu
betting. Before he could b released HE
right leg VS. broksn, his right arm ct the
elbow and one sih He also suffered other
injurisa d.. w. johnson was hastily
summoned and had him conveyed 70 his
home. He II married and = about -
years Of aee.
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l..a I....e.er, Appo,nt.s,.

OLYMPIA. May 2l.--lSpeciai. The state
spectors OF public lands Daniel W. +
Perez, of Klckitat county. and Thomss r.
Kelley. of Pierce. The board also recon-
mendsd I. N. Galhraith, Of whatcom. for
appo.ntmens - stats land agent
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T,eos. May 81. II Special. l-Jossph Fra
halsk. aged -. = no has h<sa unemployed for
several aaonsha. owsng % meaonl trosniss
end fasiiag syssisAk hang Atnse6 teday
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a...s., Cal, for state warrants.

orssrfA, May oi.-ispsciai.f-Ths state
treasurer today made call for warrants
on the general fund Nos. Atsi TO ASS In
elusive: on the military fund Nos l. sSs 10
LAR. Amount Of call. general fund. $ai,
as: military 81 SsT.
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oIsxriA. May sL--Ispeesal-l- The su-
p-sme court today reversed the decision OF
the lower court an the case Of SeIson and
Msrriyeathsr. respondents. W. school dis
trics, Ne. -. OF Spox ane county.
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CoLSAx, May 2i.-fSpsciai.l lin the
murder trial of George =. Parker the
venirs became exhausted, and another 10
now bsing Examined. This ID the case In.
curing into the killing Of A. b. Coopsr. In
the Pullman hotel last October. by bur
giar who had broken into Coopsr's room.
Defendant Parker Was arrested on sus-
picion, al the evidence against him being
circumstantial. II viii b. proved that he
10 an old jailbird. and had possessioa Of .
key and nippsrs such - we're found ct the
scene Of the murder. The prosecution
claims to have . strong case. The trial
win probably take oil week.
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Thses 10 no better routs between Chicaeo and
S. Paul than that OF the North sstern line:
none moro Direct moro solidiy ana suhssan.
tally constructed. equipped with enc coaches,
sleeping, parior, compartment and dirins cars,
or operated with greater vigilance or pAinstak-
ing for the safety and comfort Of Ia passsn-
gers. The private compartment sleeping car Of
unusual elegance and dnish. In which all the
privacy OF ones own apartment 10 secured. or. II
Desired. two % more compartments can BE- con-
necssd en- suitA The buffet library car embraces
aspaeious smoking saiocn. furaishsd with easy
chairs wrttiag dssks. well selected library Of
standard and popular works, guide books and
eurrent periodicals.. . veii-ssocssd buffet . bar
osrs shop. . bath room and IN apartment tos
irgxaee All OF these carr were especially con-
stSucsed for this train In the hsss possible man.
nef include every convenience and are conusctsd
BY vsstienied platforms, permitting ready pass-
age from one 70 another. - in apartment "a
suite. TIE systsna Of heating, ventilation,
lighting and electric communicates are all -
perfect - possisla AL msAls are ssrvsd In din
ing cars "a route. These dining cars ere sra
cioca ana comfortanis. and the cuisine and
service are in all respects entirely uasxeepsisa-
alba y W. Parker. Puget sound agent No Iii
Cherry strset, seattle
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People with hair that il continually fall
Ing out, or those that are bald, can stop
the falling. and get good growth Of hair
BY using Halls Hair Remover.
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WastsF, Amesican. ~ In afih Place when
- xouchsd Chaitsroau, bat he uas stoned
~ psasaats and compelled TO dssmounf e,
psosscs himself oy which he Lost several
minuteA
AZ the 81 Lonis races NoAday the win
ners we're: Seven frriungs, Aeilniam. .sIs
ninoetxteenths mile. Carrie H.. .Sss&.
eight furionxs. Ethel Gray. l.4s,x: fifs~>r.
axteenths mile. Charlie NsDonasd. .sss<.
rtns-sixsseuths mile. Ida Marie. :s.iss
Uiie. Little George, las
At The Louisville races Monday the vim
nsss vere. Faur and . half furlouea.
volardas. :s0k. six furIcnes, Cyclone.
1.l9ts Aerchausss handicap, three-year.
olds and upward. mile and one-saxsssnsh.
J. z. B.. i:545s; six furionxs, Contrihn.
ton. LISA: hvs furiongs. Myrtle. l.05N.
AZ the Gravesend races Monday the
vinusrs we're: Five fnriongs. Golden Rod.
1s01H: mile and . furIong. George Seek,
l:j051; eight fuflongs, Little Nat. f.44s<:
mile and furgonR. Don Alonso best Henry
q Navarro. Its: Eve furlongs, Second Al
tempt. 1.04iS: SIX furiongs. Lisesta. l.l7s<.
The Latona Jockey Clubs races ber;n At
Cineinnati Thursday. More than $40
hofses viii b stabbed in and about the
gronnds when the dag falls. The club
e6srs 100000 il pstrsss 90 b. contested for
- the meeting. There are fourteen stake
races scheduled for the meeting. having
sddsd nonsy Of from sIcoo 70 Is 900 each.
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rs WILL BE FAIR
IbSut Tacoma Council
nittees and OmcesL
- At rAcoaaA FA,R,


MN 2i.-fspscial- l-1hs pr
- committees 70 b snnOuncsd
i1e1e Harris. Of tho city council.
- eeunfng u exciting much con
~ ehsismanship Of the nnsaes
m - che most important ap-
-. . announced in Sunday's
aneucrA, C. A. cavsadsr. ths
- councilmsn from the 6oc.
& nj - given that Distinction.
8 President Harris plans
- oommittss Slate calls for =
81 he finance committee and
q - ofhr committees Of t1poF-
amone the Harris Voeaw Re-
- NJ PopuIists who ma1e the
- q the Posr-IsrxIIasEHcxs
1nnetiy undsystood thst Harris
~ Votaw By giving the ehsir.
15,f - finance COMMITTEES % Cav.
- - quits right The opposi-
80 = prssidsnt or chairman Of
$3.50 did the cfuctfying. Befors
$3.50 could bs assured he had
- e0ucsssions. among which
10 u Csvendsr at the heod Of
6eeamittse. Votaw gave bic
SS Hhsyiss arrangements - tha9
- ~ NOT gone back On hts
n1s appointments for ehisf a.
~ sseorney viii probably b
tpuceTow evening. He b sx-
N mueue With the council beSore
q n some way reach N NM
lne = regards . plan q actton.
Z - namss for city attorney are
1esaam, Jack 6hacklsfosd and
psyis, o. The late city eampaign
~ ofacs Of county peoss-
10y Il sappossd 70 b at Mr..
- II hs u not namsd city ~
- y IN impression smoag the
- Wicksrsham will ~ named
-. and ex-Chisf Of Police Link
Sssppointmsnk Ex-Dsputy
- = erovding Davis. and
61koe candidates..
a. ~ alrsady mads . record in
rlonisus and pledges, and IN
ut q what hs proposes to do.
$50 u the baseball cranks, he
lIi6fans guessing" Nj. Orr
opGomisG. % soma of his friends
WI - down town from day
- 49, ~ vtIi vxpnvnSaS 3D.
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Nulb.. AaY sL-lSpeessi. b. Moyri.
1ss~e.~ saa sifs hare teen marr.vss
1nr q, year. sssfs Aad have fourteen eau
- avins. the soanress he.nx /, vs.
- ne pAss ssn years they have
u I'D three uuass anA IN -
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TACOMA. Nay Il - fspscialJ - The
county central Republican committee met
today and eisctsd COMMITTEES Of seven.
= W. Taylor, Fred r. Tayler and J. D.
Ceushran, Of Tacoma: Forest Hunt Of
Hhlhurst; Mr.. Kaufman, of Puyaliup;
NJ. AcNseisy. Of Buckley. and Mr..
Doolsy. Of GIG Harboe. 70 perfect organ
tsatton. There viii b 100 delegates 70 the
convention. being The largest ever held in
this county. and 80 larger than the last
county committse The hasss Of reprsssn-
tation this ysaS will b three from each
precinct. and ons for svefy ten votes cast
for the Repuhlican prssidential elsotorL
Il vs. vsEy Onthusiassje msstne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

W. T. Tsw, assistant superintendent,
and William Kelly, master mechanic OF
the Cascade divislon OF the Great North
ern. are ~ the Northern.
w. s. Biles has been appointed msssen-
ger tor shs Northern pacinc Express
Company from Seattle to wooiley In place
OF j. W. Smith, Who 10 on . vacation
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FRlEND''
MAKES cllID BIRTH EASY.

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without - foe AunAsooo a dollars
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