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The morning call., 1895-01-21

Common deeency and respect for the good
name OF the State will sustain Bledsoe in his
fight against the "weu" at Sacramento. 1t is
an adjunct to the State capital that is a dis
grace and a scandal to California. Let US abol-
ish it at once.-Santa Clara Journal.
The morning call., 1895-01-21

ON FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES 6CITY1
- estates, pianos, jeweIry; $50 to $40 600
SPECK'S 80 Montgomery st. iaists
The morning call., 1895-01-21

(tOMPETENT WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF
~ general homework by the day; references
Call or address 1917 Scott ST.. mr.. Ellis. ja20 SITS
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Information for NarinarS

The branch autographs office, custom
house. Port Townsend. Wash. will fur
nish on application, free OF charge, full
Information regarding the following no.
tees 10 mariners. viz:
Adfauc sea. Austro-Hungary, gulf OF
Catiaro. hight on Point Sbutega.
Adriatic sea, Austro-Hungary. gulf OF
Trieste, harbor light at Isola.
Adriauc sea, Austro-Hungary, provis-
tonal light on MuTvica rock.
Australia, east coast, Moreton bay, sig
nails shown by steam Pilot vessel.
Australia south coast. Spencer gulf.
hghtvessel on Middle bank
Baltic sea, Russia, Libau. new light
Canary islands, Tenerife island, Santa
Cruz. general information.
China, Hongkong approach. Gap Rock
lighthouse, alteration in fog signal.
China, Hongkong harbor, lights shown
from Central Fairway buoys.
East India islands. GilIolo or Halmahe-
IA, of south extremity. amended posi- ton
OF the Five islands and Doworra island
East India islands, RHO strait, Dutch
Saoal buoy removed.
Hawaiian islands, Hawaii, Hilo bay
general information.
Japan, Honshu (Nipon). northwest coast,
sunken rocks westward OF kiuroku jima
tBittern rocks.
Japan, Inland sea, light on Ogishima
tOki SINAI.
Japan, Nagasak harbor, Tategami buoy
moved.
Japan. west coast. Sado island, Yebsu
bay. light exhibited.
Newfoundland, southeast coast. Cape
Race light, amended arc OF visibility.
Nicaragua, west coast, Cornto, Carbon
island light unreliable.
South Carolina and Georgia, Savannah
river, new lights.
West Indies. Haiti. Cape Hatien. buoys
Established.
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THE UNACCEPTED BID
Mr.. Muller's Fruitless Offer TO
Expert the Books.
COULD DO The WORK FOR $3.50.
But the school Board Ignored Him and
Hired an Expert for sI,5oo-Nul-
Ter Had Good Endorsements.

The aciio, OF the board OF education In
selecting Douglas Young 20 expert It's
books for 1850 has caused considerable
talk, in view OF the fact that Max Muller,
who was II the city trsasurer's Office Tor
three years offered 70 do the work Tor $3.50.
Mr.. Muller sent letter to the board De-
eember IL. IN which he said that ne could
finish the work IN three months. IL he
We're 10 do the work alone he desired COM
penSation at the rate of sL00 a month but
II the board allowed him TO select an as
sistant the total cost would Re S450 The
application was indogsed by City Treasurer
j. NJ. Z. Atkinson. ex-Csty Treasurer David
Durie, Charles f. whittlesey. City Clerk
r. F. Stewart. Alderman T. NJ Daulton.
c, B. Bagley. County Commissioner Fred
Gasch. Rohlfs & Schoder. z. l.. Runkel
and GroTi & Danus
When Mr.. Muller was seen yesterday asx-
ernoon at his home. 40 Mary avenue. he
said: 81 do not care 10 enter into any
controversy about this matter. / put In
my bid for the work. but IL was not accept
ed. That settles il, so far as l am con-
cerned- l figured that considering the lin
tied Rumber OF persons who kept the books
IL would not be a herculean task 10 check
them up. I am thorough boekkeeper.
and claim TO understand any system of
bookkeeping"
Mr.. Muller has lived in Seattle about four
years Previous 10 that he resided at Ia
coma and Portland. 90
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4~1 Ton ot-er states. xurA % them as
"a nsflve a-e Tor the usost part shs sa-.s
81 11oseiy related species % thn.<e nat haxs
sans cen srucie1 and consated IA c.ss-
states. Ccnses1-lsntiy OILY relatively S--,au
foFfien % tas inforuaiion presented :
nrfxfaAi
ne form n which the subject matter Is
arr4nSet = The sane as that used Nv NJ
'. Z KellogE IN his Injurious Irsr,ss
p Kansas" IL = adopted first because
fer ~ Use % most farmers and orchard
1sts x furnishes the easiest and quickest
way 20 identify a pest: second. under
Washington Notes - given separately
- history % each n this state. and 10
making special suggestions
A thorough knowledge Of all our intur-
tous insects can soonest be obtained with
tn@ earnest cooperation of all the farmers
ana orcharoists in the state, ard CORE
spcncence is invited concerning any in
sect. Injurious. beneficial or otherwise.
and such correspondence will always re-
eeiVe prompt attention Inquiries con-
e~rning Insects should be accompanied by
Specimens, the more the better
This bulletin, together with others OF a
terest TO the farmers of the state of
Washington, will be sent free upon april
cation 10 the experimental director az
Pullman. Wash.
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Elizabeth Cunningham 10 Frederick
Lanes Brown. lot l, block -, Gilman
ad 0st sub diy). lot To- block q Naa'soh
\, ad. and pity ia Whatcom Co. May p
q. c.. 81 4. RE. >-.,te,-.t
bank ~ worcester. lots g and sw So sec
"a. lots / and ?. and ne De sec IS, and VIA
nv. and lot /. sec IL. p. J, S5ZsS A. Decefh-
Edmund =. Getcheil 81 ux- TO Arno Me-
reen. lots l. y. ls and %, block rs Gilman
Park. September q sl.sb'.
Aruo Alereen 81 uX. 20 AuEusta M
rzetcbel. same pity, September z, 100.
A Amunds ct TX. 20 King Co strip ~
n aide through II sec =, a, 3. October -.
O' Fgrar BRYAN to Frank s. Griffith. let
= ard nj lot S, block p. MERGERS "a az
North Seattle. December Il q. G u
same 20 Jessie =. Grove. lot > block
a Meyers "a al, North Seattle. Decem-
sars - Ana T.. Mann. lot 4. block 8.
7 ! Moss plat. South Seattle, Decem-
sane to Daniel Baeiey. Iots ?. and ~
lot !. J. ]. Moss pIat, South Seattle. De-
ceuber 2. @. c. 81.
Edgar Bryan 70 IT. 2. Bagiey, lot 3
tloek 81. J. J. Moss plat South Seattle,
and unH = lot Z. block y. Aaynard's plat.
December q. >. ~ 81.
civ 70 ". r. Terry. Z IN Sc NV sec
q =. 3. November II, 1885.
civ TO II F. Nygren, lots and 10.
block ., Lake Caion 81 al. November II.
Em
Fs3ssrt r.. Wilson Il Tx. 10 Mary J, VII
son. - = Sc So sec ~, a, {. - q, Sep
tember e, 81
y G Pfovgi Il TX. 20 William a Wat
a.. lot 8. block IS. y. r. Decays Park
al North Seattle December n. 81
Charles ". Walts to E!le1 Waite, lots
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Olympia. Dec 29--Speclai--Articiex fer
the following corporations have been fled
in the Office Of the SECRETARY OF state.
Sinclair and Harvey Blaoksmithlng and
Horseshoeing Company. OF North Yaki-
ma; capital. $4,000: tncorporators. a. r.
Sinclair +. F. Sinclair. Thomas Harvey.
The Catlin Presbyterian church. OF Cat
In. Cowlitx county.
Western Blank Book Company Qncor-
porated). of Tacoma. capital. $4,000. In
corporatcrs. Louise NJ. Stewart. ]. -
Stewart, Charles W. Billings.
Mountain Chief Gold Mining Company.
or Tacoma; capital $4,000; Incorporate
ors. George w. Terwiliger. c. Stanley
Emery, A W. Critz. Walter Johnson.
Sunnyside Farm Company, Of Tacoma.
capital. $1,000. incorporators. W. II. Cush-
man, J. Il, Pelletier.
Mason County Meat Company, OF Shell
ten. capital, 5000: inoorporators. +. II.
Burdett f. Fredson and others.
The Associated Charities or Tacoma.
Adams, Blackwell & Co. or Seattle. cap-
ital. $1,000. incorporates. w. J. Black
We'll. l. W. Adams
Farmers Supply Company. of Dunge-
ness. capital SO 600; iucorporators. Cyrus
r. Clapp, W. L. Church, \. II. Coleman.
Tacoma * Columbia River Railway
; Company. of Tacoma: capital. $500. 600:
) incorporators. William Bailey. Daniel
1MessmOre, J. u. Miller and others.
c. W. Chamberlain Cncorporatedl, OF
Seattle; capital. sl.coo; ineorporators C.
W. Chamberlain. George Wlrth. Charles
Tinckham.
Agasslz Lumber and Shinglc Company.
OF Seattles capital. $4,000: incorporators.
r. Agasslz, A. A. Agassiz
Gravin-Chandler Company. OF Tacoma;
capital. s5.oeo: incorporators. Frank IL.
Chandler. J. W. Gravin. j. Gravin.
Spokane Bell Mining Company, OF Spo-
kane. capital. 100000: incorporators. I.
b. Welch, Frank Olney, r. A. Rogers
and others
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January L and For
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January 1.
1895. are S5.lfi.9S7.0S. There were filed for
record Tuesday { deeds. the considera-
tons being Si3.64330. Following is a list
furnished by the Daily Bulletin, room Is
Occidental block.
elise Investment Co. to City of Seattle,
pit lots 10 and q. block Il. Brooklyn add.
Dec. ?, ST.. 600.
ole o. Rindal eft ux. to Charles ]. Gala
CHER. lot 6. block u, Eden add No. ?, De
cember g. 81.
Isaac w. Entz ct ux to John L. McAtee.
lot 9, block 80, Belts Heirs "a add Deem
Der Il, s., 600
Charles J. O'Hara 10 p. ]. Sullivan, lot
., block A., \. \. Denny's add lot 2. SEQ
3, tp 3. Z. 40 a, December %, Sl.SIlS0
w. Z. McElwain to NJ T. McF,lwain. lot
s and n y lot 5. block L Harrison Heights
add; all int in lots and 4. block IL. w. n.
Bells 81 add. lot II and pt lot Is, block g.
Latona LIST add, December "A, s.. 500.
David III. Brown ct ux, 10 Charles L. Nc
Carly. lots So and "a. block So, River Park,
December q. so.
Sheriff TO II. II. Bagley. 3 Y y Sc sec
u, tp ., r 8, December q, $3.50.
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I and I. tscck ). Gilman Park. Dccene>s
IL 81
CITY 20 y. =. Torncuist. lot Il. block =.
Denny q Hoyt's al. November N. ssSS
William Hickman Moore 10 North
American Savings. Loan and Building
Company. lots = and =. block "a. Brook
lyn ad. December 3. SsSo
sheriff 10 Amelia Pautzke. lot 10 and II.
block /. Mea6e's ist al. Slaughter. De-
cember -. sie1.1a
Mary V. Han TO Dexter Horton, lot :.
block -. Bell 81 Denny's lst nd. lots II
and u. block +: lot 3 block G.. William ~.
Bells 4th I'D lots ; and {. block L: lots
and 5. block NJ: William ~. Bells sth al.
December %. 81,
Isaac NJ. Dunn eft ux. and Zeph q. Dunn
by Isaac NJ. Dunn. attorney. 10 Mary +.
knode. lots and 5, sec II. Z. 5. November
-. a. c., s..
Mary F. Knode and husband. Daniel
H. TO Ernest Schoengarth, ~ a in lot 4.
sec 1t, 81. 5. November 80. si.25a
Same TO Barrack s. Van Wrinkle. Ut lots
and ) sec II. Il, s. November 30. $500.
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Tides M seattle Harbor TODAY,
The Chelnn-stehekIn MaIl.

Washington City. Dec Especial Re
preventative Hyde is in receipt OF an ex-
,enzively signed petition from residents
along star route 7l.13. from Chelan 70
Stehekin. Wash. requesting that the ser
vice De-, increased to three trips week
from May 10 October 81 Of each year.
and that the present twice a week service
se continued during the remainder Of the
year. The petition has been presented by
Nr. HYDE to Second Assistant Postmaster
General Nelson, and its favorable con-
Liberation strongly urged The principal
-essons offered for expeditlng this service
turing the summer months are that a great
many people from different parts OF the
state spend the summer az points along
Lake Chelan on this route, ard the present
service Is Inadequate 10 their needs: also
that many new mines are now being open
"A around S;ehekln. and during the SUM
1er A great many miners VIII BE- az Work
boz
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FRIDAYS Transfers.

W. W. Beck ct ux. TO d. A. Cooper. lot
IS. block 4, Wassoms ad. Ravenna Park.
November -, $la5.
George Kinnear ct ux; to Ole. p. ,Egge,
cember is, a. G. 81
Adele Hehert 70 Adele Lefebre, lot 10.
block r. Gilman Park. December %, 500.
Alfred A. Plummer 10 Rosetta f. Plum
q block S.. Seeieys al, Des Moines, Au-
gust 10. 1924, 81,
William Munks 10 Seattle Power Co,
right-of-way 40 II wide through tract 80.
Sommerville ) a tracts, October y. hene-
fits
Charles Waters 10 same. right-of-way
20 # wide through sec "a. "a, I. October
p, benefits.
Florence NJ. Adams TO same. rIght-of-
way 40 # wide through, tract .. Lake
Andrew Nelson ct ux. TO G; Walter
Nelson, Ala a in sec 81, %, S: lots D 10
q, Kirkland; ind Il lots s and 7. block
2l5, kirkland. December 10. 81.
4. and 6, block i. ]. ]. Mcdaivra's u
ad, December s, $50: 30.
Sheriff to Mrs. f. c, Perry. lot Z.
block 10. Mercer's ad. North Seattle. De-
sheriff to P. J. Primrose, lots and
2; 81 block 81 l. Baxter's adj December O.
CITY CITY TO S. C. Meeke. lots II and IL.
block -. A. Ponuus' supl al. December
Dietrich Harm and Frederick W. Dick
man et ux TO Hiram q. Bond, 40x1i II
lot g. block s. ID. S. Maynard's plat. and
all int IN party wall on south side or said
tract, December 10, 81.
Peter Colgan 10 David MeReQmond, via
NV sec Il lex right-of-way): % a In ne,
Sc ne VIA ne and Sc NV sec II, % >: lots
. and H. block "a. Maynard's Lake Wash
ington ad $1,000.
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snfnsliar,s Transfers.

Otto l. Heyer ct ux. 20 William n. B.
McLaren, VIZ NV sw Sc sec 4. q. 8. 5 a.
February IA. $500.
Walter T. Lancaster 70 John a. Stew
art, wiz lot IL and all lot r. block r.
Meeker's supl plat LIST ad. Kent. Novem-
f. G. Bronson ct TX 20 ]. n. Walker.
und Is int in Webb & Lincoln Lodes.
Money Creek district December Is. q. c.,
same to F. A. White. und 1-6 same ppty,
philip Hlbner TO v. r. Reynolds, lots
q TO .. block %, Brooklyn ad, December
Mary o'Connor to Jeremiah j. o'Con-
nor. community int IN lot 5, block 5, Boren
& Denny's plat, and ppty In Kittitas Co.
Edgar Bryan to Faith F. Hapgood. ind
u lot s block 81, d ). Mayuard's plat.
December 20, q. c. 81.
Edtn e Hapgood % s. c. Benedict.
same ppty, December %. 81.
Edgar Bryan 70 L. w. Bonney o:
NJ Stewart. siz lot 8. olock ;, Seattle BINS
Isl ad. October rs, lsai. siB %
Nettie r. Alien and husband. r r. 70
Clara b. Prather, lo' I, Aock =. Com-
Eovf's al November "a ST.
lanes T. Hutchinson 81 TX. 10 J. =.
Mummy. part lot q. block "a. Gilman
Park. Rafiard October S. SO.
IA r. Aegerter 81 Tx 70 II, i. Ropefts'
lof : hl1ek y EdeS A. knight al lot :,
biock II, II. E, Holmes al, August ~
81 Roberts ct TX. 70 0. y. Denny.
n, 2 block H. n. r. Holmes al, NpVefn-
Der q. S. W, 3,
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TRANSIT TO SAIL TOMORROW.
Many Persons Disappointed mt Refusal
of CAPTAIN to Thke pa~Senuel~.

Steamship Transit was at the Arlington
dock yesterday taking on still more cargo.
although she appears TO be heavily laden
already. She win not be able 10 sail to-
morrow, as announced. for she has a
heavy deck cargo of lumber that will need
to be made firm in anticipation OF the win
ter gales she may meet with before pass
ing the Golden Gate. There were several
applications made yesterday for passage
on the boat, but the captain said he had
no accommodations for passengers. Soma
OF them said they could bunk anywhere.
and didn't mind such trifle as no passen-
ger accommodations. Capt Tortenstein said
he did mind Il
The steamer will start for Central Amerl-
ca some time on Friday. and Capt. Tor
tenstein believes, that much better results
Will be shoAn on this trip. There Is a
ready market for the goods, he says. and
) the only obstacle is the delay at the ports.
3 This he feels sure will be practically obvi-
ated on this trip from the good impression
the enterprise has already made in tho
ports with which connections were made
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Edith kept holiday at the Yes
Ter dock yesterday, her mud drum being
out OF order.
Steamer General Candy made a special
trip from Port Orchard on Christmas eve
10 accommodate holiday seekers.
Steamer Hattie Hansen. on the Pouisbo
run, and steamer Alta, on the Eagle har-
Dor route, kept Christmas yesterday and
did not leave their docks.
Steamer Renton brought a large party
Of shoppers and theater-goers from Port
Blakeley on Christmas eve, making a
special trip for their accommodation.
! Mrs. Capt. Dougal OF the Silver How.
boiled a famous Christmas pudding for
several hours yesterday morning, and en-
tertained a jolly party in the cabin she
has presided over as hostess for fifteen
| rhFtStmaSeS
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az remembering that the best Ire from
-,aarolfx and s.. Paul 20 Milwaukee and
-rl~aqo "a The North-W esteTn Lana"
80 arsf-clzss trains leave Minneapolis
~ =. paul 6aay. as follows.
Lave Minneapolis 20 g. n. 5tt5 ? n,
- Lave s.. Paul SIC A. n. q D
"a . 70. Arrive Milwaukee so ?. m.
= A m. arrive Chicago sza5 ,. n. : % a.
n. SO a. IN
Your home agent viii se.l you neEeis VA
=, - Illustrated folder. frea. please al
r. ". PARKER
pEges Sound Agent
Gil F!sa. street. Seattle,
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The Garland safe.

Steamer Garland. about whose non-ap-
pearance in this port on Tuesday much
anxiety was felt. was yesterday reported
all safe and sound. Her sister ship, the
Evangel, met her at 10 o'clock last night
at Port Angeles, the end OF the route. She
had remained at Dungeness spit, sheltered
from the storm. until 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning. She reached Port Angeles at S
o'clock and left soon after for Neah bay
for mail, to return to Port Angeles again
before coming here.
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Local Insect Pests.

-r-hs stats agriclltural college las tssuef
s,--Iiaf,n No. T. relating % the insect Tes,s
~ me garden. farm an3 orcaard- TIE main
49,. 81 tie bulletin Is 20 furnish iaforTEal.-
tsor "a The more common injurious ins@ois
AZ me state and such others recently intro
4r,e~s wh.ca threaten - become serious
nas-s THE need % t1is Information las
been wel s5own IN ne amount 81 coFfe-
sp0ndsnce received relative - nearly eve.
f-s@.- aesrrloed Nearly all OF err COM
uan des.Elesays l-Eeclz lave essa s2iro-
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

lows: 1@4 90 AOa
For San Francisco, via Por, Townsend
ana victoria. at a. m. (passengers re-
esre1 on board at a. M, December 4
For Alaska, December 4 and 10
: From San Francisco for Victoria ana
fuget sound ports al a. m, Deceuber
], ., II. ls. q. rs. 81.
Tickets may be obtained AZ the Office az
lA- company at Ocean dock Seattle
GOODALI.. PERKINS q CO.
General Agents, San Francisco
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DIIsLER.

hOiEL DllsI4klS.
J.. NJ. Hemphll. Langley
ID. 5. Earlywine, San dc Fuca-
John Walsh, Avon
II. L. Troutman. Wickershanl
w ;. Morrison. Wickersham.
Alex McCollum, Port Blakeley.
Walter George. Port Bgakeley.
l.. Beleer. Toronto.
W. ). Myers. Toronto.
James Gawne, Port Biakeiey.
A. T.. Quash. Port Blakeley.
c. Il. Borrow st. Louis.
G.. III. Richardson, St Louis.
Mrs. r. c.. Fitzhenry. Port Gamble.
w. l. owen, San Francisco.
Mrs. o. G. Thornton. Snohomish.
Miss Katie King. Snohomsh.
James r.. Haiiworth, Newcastle
Nels Olson, Newcastle.
Miss Mary De Winter. Newcastle.
G. =. Aubuert, Port Tow nsepd.
A. c. Jones vashon College.
Robert Wickens. Victoria.
HOTEL NORTHERN
o. II. Stone Everett.
]. +. Weber. Snobomish.
A. A. Robinson, Spokane.
NJ Mclean, Vancouver.
Il. r. Donahoe, East Claliam.
A. Palmer, Kangley.
]. A. Johnson. kangiey.
i. A. WoOdman, Steamer Edith
g. large, Steamer Edith
f. r. O. BrieB, Port Townsend
H. J.. Green. Portland.
Il. s. Echols, City.
J. i. Smith, Suohomisn-
L. c. Branson. Seattle Times.
W. T.. Seelye, Minnesota
r. f. Seelye. Minnesota.
r. w. Seelye. Minnesota
ID G.. Cameron. Spokane.
Charles :. Sheldon, Washington CITY.
James Strickey, Port Angeles.
J.. J. Iauterbach, Spokane.
J. c. Evans. spokane.
w H.. Burnskdes, Port Angeles.
a. g. Collins, Everett
Mrs. Jacob Cain. Port Angeles.
r s. HIgglnson, New Westminster.
William Petcheil. Tacoma.
j. H. Faler, Tacoma
II l. Burke1t city.
IL II. Cooper. Enunclaw.
j. A. lynch Montreal
J. w. Brink Leavenworth.
J. G. Mohling. Port Townsend.
HOTEL BUTLER.
George Bettes. Spokane
James Donnelly and family. New York
3 NJ McDougall and daug hter, CITY,
+ W =. fulton. Chicago.
r.. Q. Morrison. Victoria.
". McArthnr. GSrressad Great Paiis-
A r. Khnk and wife. Tacoma
A Borkhelm. Tacoma
Thomas MalOnsy, Port Ang@ess
n Forrest HarkerSv!lss b. =.
nj Brown and wife. Wtckershau-
Henry Egsn. Tacoma
J ~ Yaksy, Sidney.
Mas 81 Wilson. Tacoma
J. r Gnker ard wife, Tacoma
&. 4. Mars0n and wife. Wenatehea
Julius SAEEsI. san r FhASsH@S-
J. O'ConnCF, Tacoma
A. J. stelnuau. San Francisco.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
q william Greeley. Redmond.
Tom CARY Machias-
NJ ~ Ciathiar, Whatcorn-
d James keenan,. Stanw0od-
p johnson, BrttiBh Columbia
: James. Blue Canyon.
Mr. and Mrs Goodwin. 8ooitEvtllA
I'd Warner. Sedro.
IL o. BurgInan, Pors Gamble.
Alex Wiei. Tacoma
" C. Gray and wife, Portland
Harry whitman and wife. Roslyn.
George Harvey, Burlinsg ton.
Charles HandeTson. Port To&nsend.
william Glenn, Port Townsend.
Rufus Johnson. CITY.
Peter Flaft. Burlington
D. Burns. Spoaomisn.
q u. I.unnsrE. Monte CriEto.
r w Scott. Arlington.
Fred English, MaltDy.
John Ross. City,
II ard y Montgomery. Tacoma
William LOTUS 4 Co. Roche Har0or.
chris Peterson, Fargo. y. ID.
\ y. Mac. Bryant
John TanZAnf. Tolt-
George KIugsman, City.
Alex Regsiad, philadelphia
Pa a g6skArS0N- CITY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-26
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-26
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Seattle and Towusend-Neah Bav Ronte
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at I2:I5
a. m. for Port Townsend, Port Williams
Dungepess, Port Angeles, Port Crescent
Gettysburg, Pysht, Clallam Bay and Neah
Bay: returning. arrives Seattle 2:30 D. m
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
lesler dock Tor Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS al
$50 p. m: arrives Seattle alternate days 8
ID. %.