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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-19
FoRxIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. fs.--wheaf-Spot. dun:
demand. poor: No. . red winter. Is sl-2d:
No. red spring. 6s 4f-ed; No / hard
Manssuba. IS "a: No. ] California. is l LA
Futures closed steady. fartnsnzs lower;
business heaviest on later positions; jan
uary. Is slid; February. a. la: March.
Is 81: April. Is si-sd: May, Is 9i-aA
Cora-Spot. easy: American mixed new
Is fel-d. Futures closed steady with
near positions . farshsngs to Id foswer. a.,..
sstaazs ; fartagngs lower: business heavs-
est in early positions: January. IS i-ad
February. Is -. Marca. Is La; Aprs,
a. si-s.. May. IS si-sa .
Fyour- Steady; demand moderate: s..
Louis fancy 3tsFer. IS Cd
Hoas--As London. Pacific coast. G lsx
ssaanefal.
Ilorzfoss Jan. is~-Bar silver, gSiss.
corsufs. ies IS
Russsoa osst OF the Bank OK Erszsarst
Essa,e
Bank Of England discount rate , pe-
cerse.
New York. Jan. lS.-The Evening Pox4.s
London caaiegrara says: Taaay'x rnis
shipment 10 the Cape was a syeciaI az
and 90 no significance: fasaxa was take,
by the Standard hazk % South Africa.
ard ste remainder - ccsmecfesf with sha
rscenz activity In African mining chs RS.
Tire stock markets were strong and ae-
tive. hsst closed ssraser the best on M
confirmed runners Of an instruction in
Greece. TIE cusailtsos Of the Parts t.curss
IA cangaly watched TIE better tendency
shown Ia Americans became more mari
ssSs- and hut for the currency entangle-
merits and uncertainties r. wzsgid rstea
to sreefy activity. TIE casing tonsgas
was below ira best. Atcatsors we're
again bought toszy.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since Januery 1 ana For
Yeaferdav

Real estate trahSactAons since january
l. 1885. are SIS. 81. There were flied for
record yesterday eight deeds, dis conssd-
era'Gons aggregating sls,527 Following Is
the list as furnished by the Daily Record.
room a., Scslesiernan block:
Frank w. Smith TO c. H. Atsff, rot &.
and sc Ia NV Ia. SEC s, tp q, s. except
railroads rfght-of-way porstox, embraced
In bond for deed 70 Emil StesHlse. and 10
acres In ne Ia SO la NV Ia, said sec.
ss5a
East Tacoma Land Co. to Nancy Il.
Partridge. bots and ?. and ne Ia Sc IA.
sec II. and ne Ia ne IA Sc Ia. sec il. to
q, 8, $li.sua
j. F. Brewer 20 c. W. and Fannie n.
Chandler. lots IL Is, is, block IL. waala
Walia add. s.. 90
Arthur III. and Myron NJ. Circuit TO se-
attic Busisitng & Loan Assocfaticrr. lot
:, block g. d. T. Denny-s Park aid Norrh
Seattle. 81.
Julius Horton. efimr. Dana n. C. w.
Sour. 10 Comet Lodge. No. IA, I. q. q.
F., all interest IN 5-acre tract In sec p
tp II. r T. Ss1e.
Washington National Bank 10 C. ".
and FasrrEs B. Chandler, lots IA. l5 Ia
block II. Walaa Wasia add, a. G. 81
Csaniace Ven Erockiins 20 ta1asges We,s<
undivided hs1 interest IN bot 6, b1ocx =
Bells Fourth add. 500.
Wafer Eyres to 8. c.. Ssn,rysan N. =,
block ., Commercial Street Steam Moi
add. Ss.a5
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a. nn4 er~~.~
tnlf.rrur. !. 8 s-..-zl11. - eAsex uosfng
fznrweretcr -. $3.50 = Ne prevailing
r.r,..s.~s -. Iees wssI ps0 scsas
n London Tor Roo6 A~~-s~-- ---s..-
ehd buying nere fow - foreign .ecauct
80 hriped toward 4hA Armn~z. ~ the
market A. yesterday iaae s.,ss,,s -. $,
no means heavy. but wnz s~., .ss~.-snr,..1
shrous4Out Ill iia< ana -. - $500
- q l3se. to : few active ss,u-.. - $50.
fnsidsrn had ahso5u4esx ecpercs sv,s -,
were unsurpassed % sufs ertrerr<~. -.
Nsde 1nrr~ - -. - - : !.
hanishfe1t sign Of cszrr>nf .r-.r..s, -, -
80 u'sss 0opefu IN the iusnAzsase fueswe
- - Sscaxo Gas led IN cha
-. susz< wss second In siss
-. - - openaDx - bower. aavancfnx
cung - and ssaaiying IL Tho
v.nce Ga tne ozy was per cent ard
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Rr.ad.sutr. and Grains.

- Fr4neascp. Jan, 1s.-Ffour--r Family
+ elzeA ntoas5e; bakers extras. $500
~ ssperfsus. $seogfs Is.
zt-The market Is very tame al the
<epI shippers beLng quite indifferent
- way Of sanpiirg offerings. Stan
1n eAsp9tng wheat. SC as a top figure,
"a - for fancy lots. Milling grades. eosa
~ wassa walla wheat. 75ss-7 i-sa for
80 average quality. Sc for biuestem and
zi.sa fnr Damp
= For this cereal the market ia
1K Meless There is a desire to
ssae On sfle part Of holders. but the buy
eseiarnt keeps In the background.
49, lar to good. T5077 lee: cfoce.
sfHSe: brewing. &nae lie.
ttecsspts were fsgalt today. con-
- g ssnafl consignment from Ore
fuH supplies of ordinary grades
+ - A4lEt liz: surprise. sio661t is:
- iesi. ssi-seeasi.oz i-2; good TO chs5sce.
s. 81 poor 70 fair so<gs7 l-3c; black. s.is
80 red a.@ai.i7 IL: gray. ssi-sss
sacks. i2ss5: Oregon, 1889:
- seizssls. s,sse. Oregon. si.s.5: bar
- ss.ssssass Lssa; Oregon, i.oSs, oats, Ore
y - ~ ssrTA ceinalS. SOS; rye. sacks, soc:
A1oes. sacks ASA. orxgor. s.sss.
.tssine oaosatioe..
rs. s-ssaset and steaay. May. % 7-sc
8 r'ss--inacsivs. May. SIS lac.
0n-tls;i-a
ksa--sis.se per ION.
sseaaeial.
ana hars. 50 s-4asa T-sc
.asi0An dollars. ig5i i-2c.
sight, L l-sc: telegraph. lie.
aiaiag stocks
"a q: Aaas,a Conasliaa,ea. .: Anars.
- 1essesr. 8. BEST 4 Beicher. %: Beaie
- ssss's'ia'ea. "; Buason. Is: Ruiwcr Con-
800 80 u; Caledonia. S; Challenge cson-
- =: cacslar. -: Confidence. 3;
- ...sss'ssssss California and Virginia. 80.
49, sss,'ssssei Imperial /: e,suws, FONT. s..
- - q Carrie. 3; Hale & Norcross. So.
s.-'ee u: Keniack Consolidated S. af.x.
-. ' Mono. 81; Mount ph.oha. 10.
=. -. ~: oyerrnan. is; rotoss -; saw.
I - =. sNETsoaA {, Sierra Nevass.a. %:
aai'a S ye<low Jacket. Ks
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NEW YORK MARKETS..
The stock Ezenanxe.

-. sosk. jar. iS~Tae onward move
= sas stock exchange was continued
- " ne face OF unexpectedly heavy
-. -. .sss OF gos1 gez Ssxpnsnt TO Eu-
: i. s0.'ssssos. Ire ,e<as up 70 tAo close Of
- .s.s'asss being g. $oAeIa. whsess. VITA
50 expor,s. make ssse aggregate
- - se<k sSssaoa Tire sah.sreass,rv
= a.ass s.aneo Of sss~ roAa % ee shl,s-
aasA a~ings the govarnnAsnt gcaa
g.. 80 eOsn to less Kan s9s.eoae.,
- e<sAsss~y circumstances this
e eoansryfs stock az gold. snss
a. .-eiss % ssse treasury rrsurse,
- - nave been naa.le ssse occasion Of an
- " sAe speculative values. hus CO.
en.ss-s 'essfs made no SaessKsss stos,
4 - ssssss and a STEADY Improvement
g.. was FAsia. wAlea were ua-
- sase fo- ssigsst reaction IA a
s sasASsys sh&xus ahoa. the mid
49, - a<scrvscon. waseas was .rAxs-
N si'aose eHslralv recovered Among
! ! - - b ssse strength o. the trasssag
80 nlss as sives 20 the ssyandast
= = As~salse taass and tn bow rute
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III: IoL o. LOuas q K. C.. 1: rol St
Losais = K G. pa.
Assasi saies.
Tha total sales u stocks today wers
llAsS shares, including: Ameriezn Sugar.
lSso9; burlington. 3.ia6. Chicago Gas. a.
-: Disabling. 200: Manh.tfzn cosa.
s-lso: NorthwesterxL f.e1; Reading. ssoe,
Reck Island. &eec; @ Paul. s,7oa
Netals.
Pig iron-DuIl; Scotch. Qsgeo; Amert-
can. $s.s0d1e 80.
p3Efes. quiet.
I1ead--Firuf. exchanse. $40.
CosDer-Strung: exchange price. N.&.
Cair-e.
Co1ee-Op<snns closed barely steady.
and 5 points higher for nsar unou<Sn. ard
unchanged to Is points lower for distant
m0nrhs: January. $i4-3s: October. $ll-3s:
December. Sil.4als.45. Spot coffee
ssendy: No. 7. Is s-481sc: iexer FOX SAN
tos: mild steady.
susar-Raw. quiet: fair refusing. 7-sc;
refined. quiet.
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Wheat sapriie. E.sima.e.

ehsca~cs Jan fS--Tae DAILY Tr=sae Hal
issin estimates the supplies % wheat In
farmers hands in tie United States APP
proxinasely ~ e. GO ssss bushels less sha n
oSse year sgs: Supplies In sseoas hands
about is.asaess bushels saare than at this
TIRE hast year: aggregate supplies, a.
0ea.sa bushels less than ons year aga
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AIlo~1ne 171aee.ooe basheIa for cun6dmp-
tim Axd seed during me curremk stx
months. ard saaoo.0e bushsls for VISIBLE
supply On July /. leaves 5s.oeaaee hushels
fer export European supplies are =. Spa. :
co bushels sraiier than one war ago
and Argentine supplies. l7,oMaoo To ls.-
e00.eoe busneIA
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL HITLER

HOTEL BUTLER.
J " Psatt, Seattle Al S<.,-wn~ c..xsraf,,
ID simpson. n Y II W.ktarsL do
Ben N1osfssak, do Mrs Willard .sa
j W l-alTag. do A Bush. Ss5pr.
r { SFn1th, Chicago s ID Waters Ssxoar
" Parker, city c " Stewart ss,rrrrr
Capt l. Wiley, oIyna r j Huschlnss, 5 r
u Il Hanson. ) + IL tSgzs1zl. fssrgr
csshen. Portland J III Bsoe<ses. Wfs,tc
J II Clark. San K J Hsssssrxxsrse-. prrsf
III MeAaFlsss Chic E A Fscher. N-haso
Lee Hostrs Portland Mrs F.snasr. a,
W If Scesarce. Cosby T II Brooks. Py Elak
@ n Jssszner. Aaacort 4 Keasy. Eysrew
i Keller, rhsSa + O Robinson. Tzs.
J A Gs-aisSm, Hoods l. Byrre. usk n
HOTEL DTLI4F.g.
\ y Aisss2n. Ssaefe Mrs wais,sry. CsaksI
r F Drake Taeorna A Txsa-ssrsszs. Aver,
q Klesneri. Lyman Mrs r J rezsse. ssar.
z ] Can. DO Mrs VI Maryin. Fzes-
J nosser. Eefaaon A polaon. Ursazssar.s
J McSAnra- Azacu~t J g TayA0r, rasa c
r Drew. ~ Gsazntsae J sicsssarr. SeCsSy,x
J " Day. Shesaoa Mrs SAerksa~, yeru
A. WstAogA Szx9tzo I A Woas Gilman
A Esss. osksaxx1 I y Sill coupeysEse
a u Blowers. Cusp James HAIRS, Tot
} f1aEwa5s.le 10
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feisl LINES segfa AID ssrTa
Through Train TO Vancouver
without Change.

Train leaves daily at............ss.fg a. m
For notifications and information ap1iy
70 or address - e. STEVENS
General Agent. 81 Front St.. Seattle.
r. L WHITNEY.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent. 81.
Paul. Mimi
DEPOT Ticket Ofdce Commercial Dock,
bstwssu Na6lscn and AArsoa streets
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Ce..s-i.s I.nssr sA,p~..s..

Tacoma. Jan M-speciai-Tns West
Coast Lnmbernan places sfe coastwtss
lumber shipments FOG December at L.
lSss3ss. and the foreign shipments al
z.sse sS6 1t gises Seastie's rail shipments
Of lumber and shingles for 1854 - follows.
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yicTonrA ROUTE.


Arlingfon dock. leaves Tor Victoria Ara
Port Townsessd daily. exeef sunday, q
a. M Steamer Idahe Is4yes rs rDt4
TowHsend and Nay ports dntIy. excsDS
!. M returning direct. Isases Fcss Icwn-
send AZ .. n. Tssephons Ia
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nkie ...............s 81 .565 20 Slz,3B g
~ '. ............. 1s, % 90 as,457 %
- produce markets were all well
s i11nd Yesterday with fruits and vege-
{ l6nn brought up from California by
rfsarner walla Waaks, and presented
{ 11roly appearance. although movement
S euiet. Nearly all the goods arrived
h = md condKion and make a most at
1S161ltEe display.
- steamer consignment consisted
~ Of apples and oranges OF the
Grades. Navels are larger and
& - luscious. and even with these
fGies and low prices. are hard TO
ne best stock brings 50 and $3.50
- boz. Seedlings are quoted atB
- per box. A small lot OF choice
oss was also received. but there Is
s1rfsy any movement on them The
- frust in Florida hasn't advanced
a rice yet, although 1t Is expected
ny time Cooking apples are quoted
4 8 CENTS and 81 per box. Cfanberries
- slowly at the quoted rate. IA cents
IL p1und Tropical Trusts are Inactive
Ne IQuEy j Slnaii. MUS are
eeted.
hir sized consignment OF cauh-
<rs was received and are quoted at
eents per dozen head. Some squash
lu1sed and are bringing 2 centsa pound.
y diner varieties are plentiful and
kDw httie G no change In values.
B e1xy II IN moderate supply and Is
1unx 50 CENTS a dozen.
a dairy produce all kinds Of creamery
gtief ere firm ami move fairly well.
H1nch Eggs are very weak and a large
nr1bes were sold yesterday for IS cents
rs dozen. Eastern stock Is getting
~ md II quoted at 10 cents. Cheese
n1es 10 change. Poultry Is in light
Hcp0. md with the exception OF
nickens is very dull. Very little stock
, odming In.
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WEST COAST STEAM SAvI0AT1oN
COMPANY.
srEAMErs FAnArrnN

Dispatches steamers for san Francisco
january Is ard every lg days thereafter
Passenger and freight fAfes rms lowest.
Tac&efs anz freight rates can be g.
tasaea BY applying 20
]. g. CARROLL. Agent
Tnicn deck. foot % Union street, -.
sffI@ TsAayfs1f&e G.
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EVERETT AND gsOHoAtIsH ROUTE.
cur RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf IHezxzays, Thurs
aaYs aud Saturdays NJ q. ~ for Ed
rnnrds. Hukissto. Everett, sfArysyilis.
East Eyerest. LcwtIi and Sanhomish.
70 6SDH0AfiSH. 55s.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
As FRANCISCO MARKETS.

1slari, Jan Is - Wheat - Valley,
Hi3g5S i-3c; waila waila. sec.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON.
s:00am LviMij.. sTacoma. .ifi0IArf l.}5nm
iolsamIL vl ST.. Seattle....I s2iAr s.ogAm
iisSDmkky y,; n n, , rmnsd sSAria sSss
sDaiiy. except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. eeattles
]. A. NADEAU. Gen. Agt.. n. r HA.
Iesier ave. and Front St, Seattle.
8. @. YERKES. Agent. yesier wharf
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THE VANCOUVER RouTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE IsIsAkDa
steamer Utopia. T. A. O'frien Master.
Leaves Tacoma ~ noon. Seattle Cen~
trail wharf p. m. Mondays and Thuro-
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair.
haven. New whatcom. blaine and Fri
day Harbor. going through 70 Vancouver
Fara o. TO Blaine. =: fare TO Vancouver
For further information apply It Cen
trail wharf.
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CITY or ABERDEEN SEATTLE IA
COMA AND OLYMPIA
Ar. Tacoma. q 70 q M
Lv. Seattle 10 a. m Ar. Olympia. loo > b
FARE TO TACOMA. 60 s.T;i s. =
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STRAIT STEAMSHIP coMpANr..

EVERETT ROuTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 7.a0 n. m. and a.30 = N
Leaves Everett 10 a. IN and y. m
Sunday-Leayes Seattle II o. n1- Leaves
Everett p. IA.
Fare~-Slngie trip. &c; rovrA trip. an.
Connects with boats for Tacoraa and
IanaIng-colman dock. foot Of Marzon
sEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvIGAT1oN
COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres. y. w. Goodhue. ~.
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aDE AND SHIPPING.

! : f,~rxxruKxr ov AeKzcLcTUHgsa
y WnASxEa BUngAu.
PorftxsD. Or. jsu. -. sSos.1
- sefarday. Lixas snow - rssns
a5 ..!l -. Il & PAorE, Eoceenstee.
wxem reeARfHBST % A0n<cUt6un9s
..srnrn ppsxAu-DAyLY BcELxsfx
erArr1R, wash., Jan- - -
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Honolulu and Atfstra3iH.
Steamers leave Gan Francisco for Hon0.
iutu, Samoa Atsc kiand. ~. T., and eytS-
ney. -. =. W, without change
steamship Alameda. February Z, p. m.
JannaTy 10. s
TIoS. A. GRAHAM. AGENT. 0tnrF.
Boyd block. Seattle.
". Webster. Itst. Agent, Vancouver
IS. G..
j. D. spreckels a Bros. Co.. ocunru1
agents. San Francisco.
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PEol LES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block, Seattle Wash.
Capital. ......................... 100000
-OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
John Leary. Second Vice President
Frank I. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
Slgmund Schwabacher. John ColIins.
E. G. Neufelder. +. W. WtimanB
.Transacts a savings bank business ex-
ciussveiy.
Deposits received from 81 70 $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum. Six Per
cent on term deposits. 4 per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Leans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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sKAGIr RIVER Rourn
/
Time Card

Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves esattia
Monday. January II. at midnight: wednes.
day, January ID. at midnight: Friday. Jan.
uary 10. ut midnight. Leaves Mount ver-
non Wednesday, JaEssa-y 10. at I a. m.s
Friday. January Is, att a m: Sunday
January "a at a. m. Fare. 81. Msais.
. cents. Berths. 3 cents. Ixiiy. RoGnx~
dus & Co., Inc. owners and managers.
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San JUAN Isr.ANpS-srEAlTER Ia
Ola THOMSON,
Carrying United States mail leAvt0 C3tN.
Dock. foot of main street. Monday. Wei
nesday and Friday At q. N. Tor MT
Townsend. San Juan Islando ana NoW
Whatcoua. Z
TIME CARD.
North Bound Leave Seattle 80 = n II
leave Port Townsend TOO g m; Lave
Friday Hareor u.sp q. m: leave Roche
Hareor issso y. m: arrive New wAatcoun.
500 p m.
South Bound--r.eave New Whatcom eseoE
.. ra-s leave Roche HArbor usao q ID. &
Port townsend $50 p. M. Arr1ve s6aaslo'
ssl5 2. m
J. r. Thompson. managing ownar. :. A..
Hatfield. agent Phone. So
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E1EAl "a, ACROSS
oruEHN FIVE
NuHt' .gAv GREAT
~ 0AilWHs STATES.

Runs Buffet Cars. containing library,
writing and card tables. barber shop.
bath room. easy chairs. observation via
dowx etc, in connection with Palace
Dining and Sleeping Cars, First and See
ond-class Coaches and Family Touris;
Cars.
Trains leave Seattle daily at II .. m for
Everett. Kalfsyeli.
suohomisE. Grand korkA
Ieavenw oeth. Fargo,
Wenatchee, Crookstsn.
Harrington. Fergus Fails.
Spokane. 81. Cioad.
Minneapolis, 81 faas,
Boomers Ferry
Palace Sleeping Cars. Family Tpbols-
tered Tourist Cars. fully equipped ard
every convenience. with porter In charge
Crosses the Cascade and Rocky mount
aims ia daylight. giving passengers a
chance 20 see @rr1e 0f the finest scenery
in America the Track. having stone bal
last Is free from dust
Direct connections In Union 1epots at
81 Paul and Minneapolis with trains for
Duluth. West Superior and Great Lake
poirt& Sioux CITY and tire Southwest, St.
fotYss and the South ard Ehicago and the
last arriving at Chicago al ssss p. m
evening OF the fourth day.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND gEkTTLu
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Cas- steamw
MULTNOMAH.

DAILY TIME CARD;
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia $50 m Tacoma at. 80 = r
Tacoma at.le.00 q IN Seattle at. .f21o d
Seattle at. 100 p IN Tacoma at. 3.00 n
Tacoma at. $40 y IN Olympia At ESQ > n
Connecting with boats Tor sheltons and
Kamilchie.
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CENT?
Landing, City Dock. foot OF Main street,
CAPTAIN l. WILEY. Manages.
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SEATTLE, Jars IS, 1925.
s~1unaneag at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-07-27
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GONE TO HIS REST.

A sad and lamentable death occurred
on Berry Creek last Saturday morn
ing. Arthur Moore, who has for
several months past been working on
copper claim in the Duck Greek
range of mountains about % miles
east Of Ely, died under deplorable
though inevitable circumstances The
deceased has not been perfectly ra-
tional for several years, and last Fri
day morning during the breakfast
hour; John Berry and Chris Ostergard
who were working with Moore noticed
that all was not right with him, that
his conversation was Tightly and inco-
hefent, and his movements strange
and decidedly irrrtional. After break
fast, however, he seemed to have re-
covered somewhat, and went down in
the shaft and went to work. Mr.. Os-
tergard who was working the MINDLESS
said that Moore worked all right for
about half an hour, when he suddenly
ceased, placed the pick and shovel in
the bucket and ordered it hoisted.
Mr.. Ostergard did as he was told, and
after emptying the the bucket lowered
it and told Moore to get in and he
would pull him up. This Moore re-
fused to do saying that he was through
work and was going to remain in the
shaft. Mr. Ostergard tried to reason
with him and used every persuasion
possible to induce him to come up, but
all to no purpose Moore had possession
on tie shaft, and was by this time
wildly insane and stubbornly refus-
ed to come up or allow anyone to go
down where he was. In the mean
time Berry had been dispatched for
assistance, and Mr.. Disregard think
ing that left to himself Moore might
come up; abandoned the shaft. 1t
was several hours before help arrived
and when Berry and Disregard rein
forced by Mr.. K. G. Davis and Mr..
A. T. Stearns returned to the shaft
Moore was found resting on his knee,
with his face on the ground, in an in
sensible condition. He was taken out
of the shaft and everything dore poss-
ible to revive him but without avail;
He was past recovery, and breathed
his last about 6 hours after being taxi
en- out of the shaft. Deceased was a
native of Virginia and 81 years Of age
The interment took place Sunday
morning at half past ten.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-07-27
New Discovery.

Newton Boyd and others have made
q new discovery in Robinson district
between the He'll In The Hill and
West Camp. The ore assays 40 per
cent lead, 16 ounces in silver and SlO
in gold. The ledge is large and Is
very strong. The boys are to be con-
graduated on the new find.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-07-27
DUCK Creek Copper.

The "Gray Copper" mine on Berry
Greek, in the Duck Creek mountains,
is looking first rate, and the present
indications are that Messrs Disregard
and Berry have very desirable prop
erty. The shaft is down between 30
and 40 feet and is in ore all the way.
SAMPLES taken from various parts of
the diggings show an average OF 80
per cent copper.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-07-27
An Assured fact.

The drift running to tap the water
in the chairman mine is now past 100
feet. The ground has changed, and
is much softer than it has been. It is
now an assured fact that when the
water is reached it will drain out very
fast