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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January 1 end ia
Yesterday.

Transactions Since January 1 ana For
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
]. 1885. are sleo. 75s.ss. There were fied
fer record yesterday 10 deeds. the eonsid-
oEasions aggw eating ss,571 Is. Following
Ia the list as furnished By the Daily Rec
ord. room 4. Sciseuerzlan block.
Hiram r. Tuttie To Aiken II. Tuttle. 90
acres IN re cor sec .. .. g. 1.au.
Richard III. Battersby to his wife Bet
tie, uisd IL Int In lot |. and 50 nw sec -.
20, Z. s5es.
AnaSevr Strsegel 10 Puget Sound Brow.
ing Company, lot 9. block Q. Rengstorfrs
and. SIS.
8. r. Dixon to Thomas l. Dahney. ks
rods in sw sc sec s. o, 1. SIS.
7. L. Dahney to King county. strip
sxs rots IN 50 Sec Is. q. 4. Il, ana for
road
n. r. n. q. Co. to Carl Gasz nv ..
and lot /, sec 70. e. g. ssss Il.
Stsphes farkeek 20 Boyd j. Tailman
and E. F. Blaine, und Lie int IN sw ne
and lot :. sec 2. =. :. 500.
James larsen 10 Carl and Fred Horn
berg, lots 70 s. block &C, Great North
er-i ada to Ballard, slea
New England Northwestern Inv Co. 70
Apelia y. Emnnds. lots and 7, block 4
Haber's add. ssaa
Lee J. ptsner 60 Carries Power. a,s 6.
block %, lot 6. hiock .. lot 1. block s. A !.
pontisss'. 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-24
CHICAGO aAsKErs
Tn. Hsars .f Trade.

Chicago. Jan. ss.-The liquidation OF
wheat longs on the Boar3 of Trade. whicA
commenced few days ESQ. continued to-
day. and pvsses broke al former records
Cor iris season Of the year. May having
touched Sd 3-sc. TIE lowest r~iee q
year ago tcsay was g s-sc. II Is essti-
mated thar fully a.esaeo bushels az long
what Aays been shreEn over during the
l.s. three DAYS. The sensational esecIssse
or the day was IN May pork. which wesss
OF soc a barrel. Everything rsceverea
soxae. however. before the close.
The wheat market opened quiet ard
feeble. Succeeding preliminary Secsifs
o. Sc s.>ssss she c'ostag quotation OF tie
p-eyscus afternoon. II gashereSf itself to-
xesher again ani recovered for 3 short
ssnae lss frss decline. In ths course os
another isass heur IL was once more stsas-
xssrx IA death xrarple. with TIE hears
or, xop 90 IL Foreign MARKETS. were Fos
% ssssressangsy sick as seneral exresta~
tsea haa prepared ITSELF for Rscespts
here aEsa in the Northwest were hxaI
Tna xeasoara sent tesrtsa dispatches
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-24
Az FRANCISCO MARKETS.
brssdssafr. and Grains.

~ Francisco. Jan. 2s.-Faonr-ramsfy
snues &se8saa: bakers, cxtra< ss,seS9
- kpssflne. ss1e a.
The market was of axaan THIS
salrx. shippers declining TO pay over
- ns No. l grstfe. Choice prodstcs
wing y SIC. but that would be the
.. - u The market Milling grades.
/ fszx he: wafla walska wheat, ia
- rer fair average qualssy, Sc for
ss'zsem and soa7a Lee for damp.
S. "a lsrnsscss GA the part OF hoasiers
wss not quite 80 pronounced. owing
= ae arrival Of is.eoo cen,aas from Ore
feed. fair to good, ss<5soc: choice.
2str: bvewing. Sasa i-se.
s s.. fssSeipss continue light. bart there
ssosks on hand large enough for al
- Altng. si8f.isl-2c. Surprise.
8 asls: fancy feed. % i-ssl1. oa i-s. good
.zSse. sassssc; poor TO fair. scaS7 i-sc;
- 8 AisGi.so; red. N.i50i.7 Ia: gray.
q : sarks. s. &c: wheat. centals. :ssS:
- i3.sa. barley. cegass. LIZ; Ore
! I'VE oats. Oregon, censais, i.tss;
sAsskss $50: corn. eeutais. $40. rye.
80. sacks. i.see
01law p-sces;
81 !, ! - Steady: May. 81 $50.
9sls ess'ifoeF' 20 May
n-s@!-a
Aea-sls.n
aining stcckA
- .: Andes. IS; Bcicher. g: Best
der, ~: Bottle Con, IS; Bullion, Is;
- - Goa. IL; Caledonia. os: Challenge
rs = choi'ar. o; Confidence. 70: Con.
snd Va. seo: Con. Imperial. o.:
49,. ssw faFk. O.: Crown resnt. 81:
49,. : Carrie, Sc; Hale & Norsross. 81;
- =; Sensaok Con. 6; Lazy wash.
- ran O.; Mexican. g: Mono. y:
aesc. IL: epAir. isa; oversnas. II;
-. " Savage, Is. scorpion. o.. Sierra
q; Silver hin. as: ua.oa eson.
|'F' asssw Jacket. IS
t.nsneial.
b - 49, ears 50 $500 ,-.c.
~ dollars. nq1 lac
sasat II i.se; telegraph, n
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~" YORK MARKETS..

D. I. s@S- jan e1-Ths share srrcdfa-
b. VAS more active than fer sosae
sat the transactions were
n ~ sae bear side ef the market.
g., opened weak and lower. ard.
L. 1as sevole rallies aboat iesa ard
sasrf aas swing az Prices was down.
~ % TIE beginning ct tho last
-. laa4an was heavy seller
49, <rkes. ard foreign adsices re-
ssftcaa securities abroad heavy
49, aeess the de!ssery hour prsees
49, s low posat of ,hs asy. The
~ stFaHg 2Srsgg the last half
- rallies were made ranging
Il So 80 Ies eeai. the latter La -.
sSa Missouri Pacific. In the
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wa.hsnxsen Penaens.

washingtaa CITY. Jan. 5-Spcclai.-
Pensions have been granted TO residents
az Washington a. fellows. Original
Jaha y. coiitrs. whascon. Sidney II.
Smith. waila vFaiia. Widow. Harriet l..
ralser. Ceaassudaa. Pierre county: LOU
isa j. yoaag. snsviile- Additional. Henry
c. RAu<sssy. la Center. Clarke ccssxlsy:
Byrua Hazar.. rsse City. Whitman
euurssy.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
HOTEL nIII.ER.


HEf.csse. ssS~sEzon r Mccoy. E2sasDn
tsist,ssszsntsrass, sy-fssafTIIayes. Snoasssasrse
Lazy PsaNs. RurssHsnJ johnson. 90
Is r AiotzsSn, DO Miss Jensen. Tacoma
cara v Carl. % Jnofassrreza. Norman
JAMoozSs Arsacog-sez FAf- " fzssssrssssa, tDsvrss
nfEEfasEsosa. Aseyegn An fInneangsura. Egs'.
II q ElrsssSsa, DO Mrs ffunfsngsoa. DO
A III Be.ss. Auburn j r Taylor. rarzi Land
{ AFissA Olympia Maud EsrsasasSnr. sse
I0sss esrassess Marysv Wm Brown Ssanwsd
MESsraSscgs4t Neww
HOTEL BUTLER
J y Scoat. II Tswn VI Sagfs ps~siarss
III WEr1sesae-g. Fshd ] E Fnx. City
II & Saasrssssf. DO WWssfh1es. LII Rock
Il + woesszaaar. Sy.asJ Miller. sassaszairsa
] Farrell, d. e " yes<. 81 Louis
J. Isa-aas. do c MacEnaxse. prs1
J d Pxr.e-. 30 q II Tswse. sxz,scsrse
" q russoy. 20 B c Conove-. Ps I'd
J c; coassxx. do G e wIsasou, wssasc
] e Bel Fsyerekz A Y wzsss.assss and
sfsxSsssssrx Tseoaa raxsy. e Navy
Mrs II W Bridges. 20 YIN Resssy. w6asc
y ii Grsfsssh SEsazaaG W Isexrss. Ps Ang
Id Essaaizaca. + J A Laxgs-. Cay
Max Eagsz. ~ I&Eo5 Eexx W4szaT
A ] Lisszrza. Orsxka L.IssSco4xrsa 1xsee, r1d
JasESs4fy Aw. Eserss< Frank K1xs-, Ss1a<aH
Csof roAssz- Ixlei0n'r Jotsn Kerrsan. ssn
Jss lrrexseur. " W c Waksnes1. d0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-24

Nay. which clssed yesterday a. E1-Sc,
opened W1kn ee1fe11 u kroW g 1-3c - "a.
and sold - sow - s. 7-se before q re-
acfsd II gained slowly ana reaucfsnzfy
unst1 e tDucAed ss1-4oS sc. q whicA
POINT sfg01ous selling spcummeuced. ana
II ux1duaIfy worried back again 70 &c.
At ~ Iafser price thera Was = short
stru9xIe. Ont e< which thu bears came
victortou4 and dc pr1cs wenx dawn with
rattle 70 His ana Axter recovering
20 - 344A s-Sc. q made another dive.
rearhanx - 3-se Thn ehogt4 Who had
been burning freely "a Ill ne presiding
dipa. tOok hold greediiy. and On % heavy
scale fzsAt prices rose again to sc.
Ahout tweafy minutes from The close
busine1 had become siow again. Mag
closed IL s. TIC.
Corn acted - regards the wheat mar
ket very ssmzIariy 70 ms pressure ca tho
day before- Tie openfng prices for May
wezo prtnc1pslIy from 8 s-s91 1-sc. VITA
SALE o. two - Iow - = lie. II recov-
eFed 10 = sc. dropped back 10 Is 1-s0
= La. went oRee mcre over IL same
groand and thsn suse to $50 sestine
- = e-46e
Oats were PRINCIPALLY Inclined 10 fol-
icw Corn The disposfttoa 70 sell was
comparatively nothing ana scma shsrts
uere st5ll st work covering. but trading
waa "a The whole rather dragging and
slow. Nay 1oId from - 1879 Sc, where
II WIS ~ noon The price advanced to
- EsQzs 3-4c before tho close and she
finAI sale was made at = l-3a9 s-Sc. The
cash trade In oats was active and prices
6rm
After . STEADY opening ana slight ad-
vance provisions broke sharply. There
WAS general selling by packers and longs.
May pork finished q lie lcwers May
lard, 7l-3c lower. an ribs I-sc lower.
Fhxsee1- 0seady: a.41 Ia.
Tsn0tby-F1rm: E.7sQ5.so.
Rye-s0c.
Barkey-s<a.
Live ofock.
The caktie market waS uesssser a. active
nor a. strong - there was reason to ex-
pes. VIA dareey u.op bead sor the day,
- weak was de demand that the bast
sellers ooud do vas 10 hold <Ae unR3xe6
steady. Conmon to ctsoice eteer1 were
sazzobe ~ Sc zG53s. wsth extra quoted
around e6.ek There was q fazr inquiry Tor
oounngu to ctsrsce COWS at $5a23 and foe
seocakers and feeders at s. 2Se7s-7a In
fesior cews sosd around 30 and extra
heifers ard bulls hroszgh< a. much az $50
Gs.I The bulk OF the steers sold be-
tween 81 5 and s.. and g ard $ were pop
ular prices for cows and buzss.
A fairly steady hog market was expe-
rienced to-day. The extrause top Of tina
market was t.s3 L. Only HwD or three
sales, however. were reported az over $4.45
and the bsaik was below 81 10. Eight going
largely ct 33-S57406. and 81. eDQ4. 10 buyang
most OF the heavy and meSfiaIm weights.
In sheep. trade was u0evsza. but prices
averaged ak,uk steady. A few sales at
100 decline were reported. wasie Others
were at strong prices. The qualify OF
hxnbs offered was very good and there
we're several trades GROUND $40. Common
20 extxn. sheep were sanabie At $363. 50
and iaulbs CT corresponding quality were
quoted ak $S6Iea
Reccipss- Cattle. l1.ooo; oalyss. ~; hogs.
H.ooo: sheep. 10.o0oL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-24

The Port Townsend Deanocrat thinks the
persecution OF Collector Saunders Is in<sti-
gated by Seattle paorsers who seek To cb-
tam tina removal Of the custous1pukss TO
the meiropogiA As the persecution is car.
rfcd on SOLELY by Port Townsend peopsn
It IS hard 70 see where the Seattle plot
comes In
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COAST LINES sskIa md SaUfa
Through Train To Vancouver
Without Change.
PEol LES SAVINGS RANK.
Occidental block, Seattle Wash.
Carsta1 e,no 40

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
jacob fGfth president
Arshnr 4. Denny. ,s......;.; ytse President
James r. Hayden. M2n'gr.. Cash'r. Sec'y
Frank /. iodgett..-...s.AsSistant Caahier
Slgmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
e. c. Nerfelder. H.. w. Wilmans
.Transacts . savings bank business ex-
clustveiy.
Deposits received from 81 to s1o,o0o.
Interest allowed per annum. Six Der
cent. en- term deposits. per cent. on Or
binary depcsits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made Oh real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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fer6axsa 4. - - 49, $3.50 frt-
pena,,tsv = - usax moved tzde-
cpeu,frr srch.s.. g a. market
acted I-z<. er1Isns S. = Is -
acting IL. 1922 !. 49,. - nna.U r.
ne day. Unfon p.rtcs' =. = - ~
Headlag reached ! to~,~, ,...s - - -
DeIo1e. lie Northern Paciae also brolre
-. 1919 for ioW quotAtfon. dippinx to
- Ano Noroass q s-s67s IL ~ = bot
-, - nsnFs- Norfhwest IT ~ &c h be-
- ing aoneT nsufes " last week, ana
- lsissrn shares usnaie the Iow point
SeSefal other stocks were forced
srs's ny prev'ous prizes sGnce slse opsn-
- = tne year. including. Missouri Pa
e' L1a0a scufhern. Northern Pxc4dc
Ss..' 1ne apeSxe = Ohio, ana Lead.
.-..o 49,. osvesoped the same charzcter-
=. - - mss which marked the trading
se1gbt inereasd IA the vol
- e c1sseD with steady drop q
- - AgefeGAto sales were 81 "a.
efameas bonds-Firm
.e Donas-lnactive.
oa1 oonds-Weak.
eroieum-steady; February oueiouu
caoseo * - lie bid.
f.nxpcaaa.
Money ON CD ea~v
1oan L: c1oset per f,rr~ - -
9fze paper. s-s6sx ,,er 80
6tersanx exrsnmese &c..
business II, ta~ya.-.-, 49, =.
Tor cerna,, "a -. - .s-s. : -
daxa. pes.t~<z ,~S.u, 3 y go. - 10y
csaa Mi. = f7s7I = I" -.
50 80 80 - - cefsincs1sea.
- - Ais IL; DO. b, coup, lie -:
w. =. Ies. Hs: 90. -. coup. LIZ; do. 3.
ses, Ns Pacahc e. OTIS. 100: Ala. Class
a. loz; do. class b. 1Ol: do. clasu G.
u; do, Currency. -: La New Cou.oax.
-. s2 Is: Missouri @. 100: n. Caxn1iva 6.
IL IL. do, Is, se: s. Carolina. Hor-y r,,,..
IL: Tenn. New Se4 e r. 10. -. =, 8.
100: do. old q. "a. u. aafa-rss, "a.
Gibson 4s. e.. a. sa~r,rs : "a. ~xn..s
90. On. 1ns 10, r., ps.-..as -. -
1o0 10. Nm . n - -. -
- 10. rsr,. rs...s. -. NO
q. - =. :. -. :, =. "a = .. a %.
~ - =. Seas. o. Ivy a-s'
e. 49,. a i-S' oo. second IS.
g.. -. 49, .nioh vs. Ao Il; y. :.
80 .s. . -. ~ i--' northern Pac lsts.
70. 20. seconds V; Northwest
isSs uos .. = Geo. %, lW S4.
ITO Grande West lists. 81 IA; St. Paul
Consols ~ LIS ~: do. G. &. r. w. IS,
no r.: St. L. & /. 81. Gen. IS, IS IL:
st. L. & 8. y. Gen 6s. l0f IT,; Tex. Par.
firsts. S.; do. seconds, 20 IS: Union Pacific
lots OF Sc, l0i: West shore fours. 1c4 AZ
A,o,.... - 4..'-o"
Alton. Terra rfa,sto ~. A,,o~ r.--.
Haute pfd.. 1888; American Express, 10:
baltimore & Ohio. G. L.: Canada Pacific.
% IL: Canada Southern. %. Central Pa
ENC, u IL. Ches & Ohio. II: Chicago 4
Alton, 1siS: Chic. Bur. q Quincy, 70 "a:
Chicago Gas. ~ 3-s; Consolidated Gas,
ls IL: c G. c. & st. Louis. 81 "a: Colo
RADIO Coal e Iron. 8: Cotton Oil Certif-
Gates, q; Del. Hudson. Is IL: Del. Lack
q West. i6os-4: d. r. g. pfl. 81 II:
or.nieIs q catue Feeders Co, 10 Is:
It's plo-, a. Fort wayne.
5 r,~.~~ ,,,,N. ptust I'@s Snicaso
80 = Il ,,.s--s b.1., - 1-esAaS y MI
e ru,rtb "a. r..-.- = 49,. -
Lake Erie a West. 1s1-x. YaLA res =.
West. MD. -01-a. Iara char. ,es q.
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csynssaa- Jan. E.-Sreciat The s-s-
rrense ceass has sss1rnasa tire 1nagmess
In thc case ct II. n. Kktriasp. re~gorsl-
ent, vs.. c. W. crscr, APPELLANT.
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So Csearances- Basaucea.
.................$ T.15s - &zs.060 q
.,............. G.f6 % ~. 100 90
8 - ..,............. 1Is. tkSs 10 8.e6s %
g iocaI produce markets presented
= de arrival OF the steamer Uma~
fIem San Francisco with q fair
1nrxo Of produce. The cargo ccn-
rrineipzliy of vegetables ara or
III IT which arrived In good cen
S - Prices showed no change from
mo5ions day. and movement was
naks very pretty exhibit. The
~ 6fpck brings SIS and 32-5o per box.
~ are much sought after 1t the
~ vs1ess prevailing. - and SIS per
Lemocs are In large supply ard
~ IS ~ quoted rates. $50 and $3.50
X ~ AL kinds OF tropical fruits are
nues and move slowly at quota
rs Pineapples are quoted at ss.5e and
~ dozen and move very slowly. APP
~ abundant and only choice, grades
3 demand. which are quoted at H.10
~ per box. Dried fruits are ex-
nnyiS slow TO move even At the low
- preyailing. cranberries are plenti-
~ ere quoted a. $i4 per barrel. OF
ots per pound.
etahlss Of all descriptions are In
- supply and show considerable ac-
~ y hsss consignment was received
- steamer. a large POI sson OF which
70 oil Alaska orders. Tho stock
led It 1i-1 and 81. 50 per cwt. gauil-
NJ = u moderate supply and brings
114tn aud 81 per dozen head. Celery
ele6 1t 50 cents per dozen
- d4iry produce receipts were liberal
l1Ay and movement slow. Butter OF
Ades Is In large supply and only
sack Is held firmly for quotations.
lMe p unchanged Fresh ranch eggs
- heeoming little scarce and are quite
- q y cents per dozen.
Npplies OF poultry are rather limited
- novsment Is very light. especially
q turkeys. Chickens, broilcrs. show
- activity than anything else In that
= xn1 ara held firmly for quotations,
q - s per dozen
nefchandise lines movement was
ND -pr!ces as rule firm.
= fresh meats beef advanced to 6 cents
Il naiton to cents.
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GaEAl AcEoss
RAILWAY s sTaTHa

Rams Buffet Cars. containing library.
writing and card tables. barber shop.
bath ROOM easy chairs. observation win
Dining ana Sleeping Cars. FIRST and See
ond-Ciass Coaches and Family TOURS.
Trains leave Seattle daily at nm -. for
snohomask. Grnnd Fsrta
Leavenworth. Fargo,
Weuatchse. Crookatsn.
Harrinsecns Fergus FaliA
Spokane 81 Cte0a.
Alnneapslis. st. Paal.
Bcnnex,& Ferry.
Palace Sleeping Cars, Family uphcls-
tered Tourist Cars. fully equipped and
Crosses the Cascade and Rocky mount
aims I'm daylight. giving passengers 4
S q e see sepn 81 the ss ssss
last, Ia free from dust.
Direct connections In Union depots at
D.nsh Vest saperaor and i' Greas hs Ies
points. Sioux City and the Southwest. 81.
Louis and the South and Chicago and the
ss event & sss fourth ' sas. At 80 p m
COAST LINES sskIa md SaUfa
Through Train eo yancouver
Without Change.
-------------------
Train leaves daily at..-...........s:is = m.
For publications and Information apply
General Agen.. sia Front : st. Seattle.
+. 4. WHITNEY.
general PASSENGER and Ticket Agent. ST
Depot Ticket Once, Commercial Dock
between Madiscn and Marion streets.
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Pc. ef pages Ss..a In .rm.r..

Washington City, Ian. Especial The
amounts paid to informers. detectors ard
sefxers for violation Of the customs and
revenue laws during the fiscal year 1894
was 81. OF this amount the Puget
Sound district got goodly share. a fol-
lows:
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foxrIAsD aasix AARKEr.

sesknA Jan. --wheaIt--vaIley, 75a
q -; Wasla wssla. so6Eaa i-2c per bsasnel.
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Arlington cock. leaves Tor Victoria an3
port TeEnsend daily exeep< asss5ay, at
4 m Steamer Idaho leaves Tor Port
Tcwnsend and way ports dAssT. eze<Hk
sunday. al o. M sunday direct. 81
: "a. 5 returning Algesx. t&ateU Fart Tewnp
ssnd st j. r. xssephsas ~
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND HEAxTIm
ROUTE
6 Wiley Navigation Cos ntonmn
MULTNOAkAH
DAHL TIME cARDs
Leave Arrive.
Olympia at.e:so m Tacoma At. S:Ma =
TaceInA at.losc0 . - SEATTLE At. .fsNo q
Seattle at. I:W m Tacoma At. SO . q
Tacoma at. ss3e IA Olympia 81 e:3o u
Karailckie. ~ 8 ss3
FARE TO TACOMA, 80 cENra
Landing. City Dock, foof OF MMin a{root.
CAPTAIN L. WILEY. Mauaxeg.
CITY OF ARERnEEN-sF,ATTT. IA.
COMA AND OLYMPIA
Ar. Tacuzsa. 80 IN
Nv. SeAftie.s 20 q. m Ar. 0iympAa- 80 > -
AT. Seattle. q no > ~
FARE 10 TACOMA. so CENTS
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TTArE CARD.
STEAMER CLAN M.DONAIln
SKAEiT RIVER RDIfTI2

Leaves Sea<tsc Tuesday. january n q
Z q m; Wednesday. January ~ e -
midniEht: Frsiay. JansEAry s, ax IL Md
nsgiNs Saturday. January 81, Af ~ rid
might
january - at O. m.; Thur1iay. Jani1-
airy -. At e. M: Friday. january - q
2 a m: saturday. Ianuxry - ~ z. N;
sunday Jansksry q At a. M
Fare. 81.
LILLY. BoSARDCs Il CO.
Teae,Aono No. - 80
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STEAMERS.
FOR ALASKA

FOR ALASKA
STEAMER EHiLRAT
Leaves on February Il a. 70 o'esock p. n.
rur srcsai rates inquire u
j. G. CARROLL Agent.
TeseyaDns 81. s-hrwsaraer,s wfnxf.
j. w. AeAI5ss3fs. aasse-.
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PACIFIC coAsr STEAMSHIP CO

Dispatch steamers from Seattle = -
lows:
For San Francisco via Port TownsonG
and Victoria. at n m. passengers re-
ceaxed on board at q. m.) Jan. 4 & -
Is, g. IS 4;
For Alaska, Jan and - at 4. n
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. ~ =. m. Jan. & ~
Is. %. Is and %
Tickets may be obtained af the ONCE e
the company: az Ocean dcck. Seattle.
G0ODAf.Ih PERKINS CO.
General Agents. San Franchises
J. H. JOHNSON. Y. 8. Supt.. SEATTLE.
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SAN JUAN rSI4ASDS-SrEk1fEn ~.
OLA THOMPSON.
Carrying Unltad States mall lGav0n Ctr
Dock. foot Of maln street Monday. We'd
nrssAy and Friday ut 4. IA. xoe Hue1
WhAsEom IS
TIME CARD.
leave Port rOwnserd Tsoo {. m: Tesvs
Friday Harhor iissa a. M: leave Hoch0
HarhS- n.3o y m: arrive New WhnAeomn
500 n M.
South Bouud--LeMve New Whatcom 60
y M. leave Roche HArbur 1Is0o = m :
leare Friday Harhor 13:00 m. aeavS
T. r. Thompson. managing owner. 3. -
Hatfield. agent Phone. 81
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WEST COAST STEAM NAyIoAa1osa
COMPANY.
STEAMER FARAT1<oN.

SfEAMF1H fAHA11<0N.
Dispatches stesEmers for 6m8 1xunuo
February :. IL March Z. g, and oSuy4 n
days fhereaftw.
rassAnger and SresGfzs rates 60 aowuce
TICKETS and fas4ght SAtso On ba -.
famed by applying 70
:. q. CARROLL Arenk
Er1cn dock. foot of un10m efrses go.
TIE Telephone 81
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srRAtr srEAMsHIp coupANY

STkAiT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Seattle aud TownseEd-NeAh Hay routn.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon~
days. Wednesdays and Frtaayx al HIS
nnnrsness. Port Angeles, Port Crcneena.
Gettysburg. ryaht. #Cjallam BAY and
Seah Bay: returning. arrives Seattle ~
n m. On opposite days. Steamer Ev&nno1
leaves Ye3far dock for Port TownsoG4
Port Wiilsauss, Dun8ene~r, Fort An9U146
and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays and
nate days = n. m.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.


Time card In effect Oct -. ia
Seattle and Whafcom rcute--afato e
Washington leaves seattle daily. exce15
Saturday. ~ 10 p. m. Seattle and La Cab
except Saturday At 10 d m Tacoma oG4
Seattle Route-kztafe OF Waahington S9aVe0
Seattle TUESDAYS Thursdays and naaus.
days 81 10 p. M y
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1854. Capital $50 co.
Easl@v bs,iss<sre. Gar. Seesa 81 ard Cherry
.Transacts general banking businesA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received IN any amount from Il
upwards and interest allowed thereon
Nouey loaned upon improved farm ana
city real estate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
TIME VERY MUCH WASTED.

When the entire nation was wait
ing for congress to do something the
senate wasted all last Thursday
evening 10 listening 10 personal abuse
of it's members. Senator Chandler
of New Hampshire was given the
floor "by courtesy" and then made a
bitter attack on Senators Martin OF
Kansas and Roach of North Dakota.
Senator Martin attempted to reply,
but was called to order by the speak
err Senator Hills speech in reply to
Chambers insinuations was so hot
tempered that it was expunged from
the Congressional Record. 1t was
nearly midnight before Chandler and
the others were shut up and then the
senate adjourned. Great is Chan
dler of New Hampshire!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08

Deduct expenses for February,
1895. and unpaid bills, annual 90, an
report, page 4."".,".'"'''""'"' I'oei 10
Net exP ercb 1sa5 '',''. .......,.. S5,226s9
This shows that the expenses under
Mr.. sideways administration were less
by $2,12O.62 per year than the average
expense tor four years previous
believe that it is not wise to compare
the expenditures of one public officer
with those of another but since an err
roneous comparison has been made in
public, it is but just to make an equally
public correction,
JUSTICE.
St. Iohnsbury, March 6, 1895.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-03-08
TOWN LIBRARIES.

Six towns in Caledonia county vot-
ed at town meeting to start pub
lie libraries and will therefore receive
500 each from the state treasury in
addition to the towns appropria-
ton. These towns are Groton,
Hardwick, Lyndon, Ryegate, Sutton
and Walden. This is an excellent
move and one that no one in any
of these towns will ever regret.
Much credit is due the new library
commission for what it has been ac-
complishing in this county and we
congratulate the commission upon
the outcome Of their successful edu-
cational campaign.