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TRIAL OF SEALING ScH00NERS,
Chief Justice Davis Hears Evidence in the
Case Against the Shelly. Ressry-
ing His Decision

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 4.-The trial OF
the sealers seized by American cutters
began to-day in the Admiralty court, be-
fore Chief Justice Davis. The case of the
Shelly was first taken up. The case rested
on the right of the schooner to pass
through the closed waters while sailing
home. if, as contended, no sealing was
done.
Although the evidence of the schooner s
crew is in direct denial of sealing in the
sea, there is a suspicion that the vessel
was there at least in search of seals. On
this contention the crown asks the for
felture OF the vessel and equipment.
Judgment was reserved until the hear
ing of actions against the Beatrice and
Marvin, which are set for Monday next.
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Circumstantial Evidence at the
Preliminary Trial Appar'
emily Sufficient.
BUT MAY CHEAT THE HANGMAN
The Prisoners Physical and Mental
Condition Marks Him as Near
the Grave.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Nov. 4.-Ivan
Kovalev, the Russian escape from the isl
and OF Saghalien, who braved the terrors
OF the Pacific Ocean in an open boat 10 es-
cape the living death of q Siberian prison,
with its muititudinous horrors, was
brought into Judge Johnson's court
this morning to be tried for his life
g life that will be speedily forfeited
should the prosecution succeed in welding
the chain of circumstantial evidence which,
II one reverts TO the preliminary examina-
ton, seemingly connects him undeniably
with the dastardly murder OF F. H. L.
Weber and his aged wife on December %
last.
Yet, despite the strength of circumstan-
tial evidence adduced at that time, there
are people who are asking with simple
earnestness If kovaleV is in reality guilty,
or whether there could by any possibility
be a concerted plan on the part of
agents of the Russian Government TO
prove the miserable wretch guilty of this
hideous crime in order 10 wreak venge-
ance on the culprit who escaped the
meshes of their net of justice in far-aw ay
Saghalien.
Even should the prisoner be convicted
and sentenced there is a strong probability
that the gallows viii be cheated Of it:
prey, for if ever human being bore the i'm
print of the finger of death upon his face
that human being is Ivan Kovalev.
His cheeks, which at the time OF his ar
rest were full and round, are now white
and sunken. His eyes have glare of death
His lower jaw drop helplessly.
Ivan KovaleY's mind seems TO be wan
dering and all day he sat silently between
his counsel. Senator Hart and Major An
derson, with wild staring eyes, apparently
paying no heed TO any OF the proceeding:
or to the glances of the curious crowd that
packed the courtroom.
Only once during the entire days pro
ceedings was there any change perceptiblt
in Ivan Kovalev, and tn at was when
felIow-countryman, evidently friend
laid his hand on his shoulder during
brief recess and whispered in his ear in his
mother tongue.
Then a feeting look of interest swept
across his face, and, moistening his dry
lips with his tongue, he muttered reply
and then collapsed into his old hopeless
attitude.
AT the close of to-day's proceedings four
Jurors had been selected. They are George
Maddox, William \. Upton, N. L. Jones
and Emil Crosse.
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side OF Deer Creek, and at depth of 200
feet crosscuts were run and several small
veins encountered, from one of which
about 100 tons of ore was taken, including
several hundred pounds OF specimen rock
worth 81 pound. The ore was crushed in
the Nevada County mill, and averaged
$17 per ton in fine gold and the sulphurets
went 1910 per ton. As the indications all
pointed TO an increase in size and richness
al depth, the shaft was started down again.
and at depth of 20 feet vein was cut
three feet wide, having Is inches of rich
ore, much of it showing free gold. The
shaft will be continued to the 4OO-foot level
and crosscuts run to prospect all the veins.
The buildings and machinery on the
Home are all substantial ard moo ern. mt
up for work and not for show. The power
used is water applied to Pelton wheels.
and the plant is sufficient to sink 1900 feet.
The claim is irregular in shape, being 700
feet wide on the north and 800 on the
south and $500 feet long.
The officers of the Home Company are
Charles Groezinger, president; Martin
O'Dea, vice president; ]. B. Fargo, treas
urer; J. o. Johnson, secre tary. These
officers and A. Getz compose the directory
Charles Kahl, superintendent.
A. j. BROOKS.
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ACCIDENTALLY A SHOT,
4ndreW Kerr Received q Serious Hound
Thfte Ont Hunting.

Andrep Kerr Received a Serious Hound
Hhfte Ont Hunting.
SUISUN, CAL, Nov Awhile hunting
near Joyce Island yesterday Andrew Kerr,
carpenter who resides with his wife and
three children in Fairfield, was accident
ally shot and may lose his right leg. Kerr
was in company with Jack Aiken. Their
boat drifted into the high tules along the
bank OF one OF the narrow sloughs.
In trying to work out of this position
one OF their guns was caught by the tules
and it dropped to the bottom of the boat.
The hammer struck as it fell, discharging
it, and the full charge entered Kerr's leg
below the knee The accident occurred at
o'clock, and it was after midnight before
the injured man was landed at the wharf
here.
Kerr suffered intensely during the seven
hours his companion was rowing the boat
against the wind and tide, and he was
very weak from loss of blood. DR.. Ostran-
der dressed the wound, but cannot vet
determine its seriousness.
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shaft, by in the clear, including a man.
way. The building covering the ma
chinery is 90 by 65, fifty feet high, sub
stantially constructed. The machinery
consists of a 10-inch Cornish pump,
capable of lifting COCO gallons an hour, run
by 5-foot Pelton wheel, with 20O-foot
pressure. The hoist has separate wheel
of the same dimensions and power. The
shaft is the only perpendicular one in the
county, and the machinery is calculated
to sink $500 feet The intention is to go
down 300 feet before erosseutting and 600
feet before opening up the mine for the
extraction of ore.
The machinery was constructed and
erected by the Miners Foundry at Nevada
City, and all supplies. so far as possible,
are purchased at home. The Miners
Foundry, under the direction OF Martin
Brothers & Muir, has a wide reputation
for dong good work, and the Cadmus
plant is model in all respects. At the
opening yesterday TO test the efficacy of
the safety cage, R. Eden, Captain Niles
and Tom Jones mounted the cage and
cut it loose, when it only fell six inches
before being stopped by the clutches.
The hoisting works of the Cadmus Com
pany are on the banks OF Deer Creek, at
an elevation OF fifty feet, allowing ample
dump facilities and affording favorable
site for a mill below. Unlimited power
NAV be obtained from the Excelsior Ditch
Company. The country rock of the Cad
mus ground, being slate, is considered a
very favorable point just now, in the
light of the recent rich strike in the Provi.
dence at the 1900 level, in slate.
The superintendent OF the Cadmus,
Charley Kahl, was formerly foreman at
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NOT A REAL DESERT|ON,
Amanda Best of San Jose Fails
to Secure the Divorce
She Sought.
Barron Estate Suit, the Chrysanthe
mum Show and Other Items
of News.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 4.-The applica-
tion for divorce, on the ground of deser-
tion, of Amanda Best frem Thaddeus Best,
was denied to-day by Judge Lorigan.
The decision was on the ground that
there was no evidence to show that he had
deserted her. In March, 1894, Best went
TO Boston to accept position, and left his
wife in possession of the home near Ever
green.
For some time they corresponded, but
finally the wife ceased to hear from her
husband. The Judge says as there was no
proof OF a quarrel, and as the wife had
made living off the place and had never
wanted 10 go he could find no evidence OF
desertion, and no good cause for granting
the divorce.
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KILLED 4 FELLOW IrALIAN.
TIrO WorknIen 0ItarreIed and Third
Got tn the Woy Of a Bullet.

TlcO Worknlen QttGrreled and Third
Got in the T0y of a Bullet.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Nov. 4.-Francis-
coani Cannielle was shot and killed by
Paroni Cefferino at HOLSTERS place, one
and half miles below Courtland, last
night. Both men are Italian workmen on
the ranch.
But meager accounts could be secured of
the occurrence. 1t appears that Cefferino
and another Italian named Luieman Man
Gina had been quarreling in front OF the
stepped inside. AS he did so, OF q
moment after, Caunielle, who also lived
there, came out of the door. Cefferino must
have taken him for his antagonist. for he
shot at him. The ball took effect fatally
Cefferino was kept prisoner over night
This morning Sheriff Johnson sent Deputy
Schwilke after him and Coroner Clark
took charge OF the body.
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DEMPSEF's BODF INFERRED.

Floral Offerings From Friends Far and
Near Decorated the Casket.
PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 4.-The funeral
services over the body of Jack Dempsey
were held this morning at the residence,
and were followed by public services at St.
Francis Church, where requiem mass was
sung under direction of Father Heinrich.
Fully 2000 people attended the services,
but not more than half could gain admis-
sion to the church, and the rem ainder
stood on the street The floral offerings
were gorgeous and numerous, and filed a
hack. They were from friends far and
near. The interment took place at Calvary
Cemetery.
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Corral Houo,c Road s,.it.

STOCKTON, CAL, Nov. 4.-The Ala
media and San Joaquin Railway Company
commonly known as the Corral Hollow
road, to-day com menced condemnation
proceedings against C. Ludwig, vino owns
a ranch on the west, to compel him to
grant right of way for the road through
his land. The strip asked for comprises
7.94 acres and Ludwig refuses to let the
road have it at any price. Arthur Le-
whisky is attorney for the plaintiff
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BARRoN ESTATE At SAN JOSE.
Further Court Proceedings ia the Famous
viii Case.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 4.-George w.
Monteith, attorney for Edward Andrew
Barron. the negro claimant to the Barron
estate, to-day filed demurrers to the an
swe-s OF Mary f. Barron, George F. Bar
ron and Eva Rose Barron.
Notice was given that on November % a
motion will be made to strike out certain
paragraphs of the answer of Mary T. Bar
ron, and ar the same time she will be asked
to answer more definitely to the petition
that an issue may be joined.
An order was made allowing the charit-
able institutions which are benefciaries
under the will seven additional days in
which 10 answer the complaint.
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RELEASED An 4BsCoNDER.
The Return of Fresno County's Ee- Deputy
Clerk Not Desired.

FRESNO, CAL, Nov. 4-Sheriff Scott
to-day sent a telegram to the Sheriff in
Galesburg, ILL.,, to whom Clark E. Wood,
the deputy clerk of this county who re-
Gently disappeared, gave himself up, to
release Wood.
The authorities here do not want him,
and it was on the advice of the District
Attorney that sheriff Scott sent the tele-
gram.
The bond, $500, of Wood as commissioner
in the case which he had in charge when
| he absconded, was received by Supervisor
Wickersham to-day. 1t was sent to him
by Wood, who had taken 1t with him when
he left
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For Letters of Administration.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 4-George Kett-
man to-day petitioned for letters of admin
lstration upon the estate of Elizabeth
Dierker, who died in Iowa a few months
ago, Inc estate IN this county consists of
lot, valued at $3.50. November Is was set
as the time for hearing the petition.
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Bank Failure at Whateon,.

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 4-The Bel
lingham Bay National Bank of Whatcom
closed its doors to-day. The suspension
was decided upon after a conference OF
directors. During the great panic the
bank failed, but resumed payment some
months later
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Chrusnnthenn,u Fnir.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 4.-The annual
chrysanthemum fair, under the direction
OF the Catholic Ladies' Aid Society and the
directors of the Pratt Home, opened this
evening with good attendance The dec
orations of the hall are elaborate, and the
olsplays OF chrysanthemums are the best
ever exhibited in this city. The booths
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Arraigned for Robbery.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 4.-Miles Nc
Dermitt was arraigned before Justice Gass
this morning on the charge OF robbing
Pierre LIE Pointer of So. The men were
drinking together and McDermi lit took the
money from LIE Pointers pocket and trans
ierred It to his own. McDernlitt's exam
lnstlon d was set for Novem Der I, with bail
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pure Ou,U Mine Fctnfitv.

ANGELS CAMP, CAL, Nov. david
Sutherland, Scotchman, about 45 years
old, was killed this morning at the Pure
Quill mine. A bucket of rock fell, horri-
bly, crushing him.
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NEVADA CITY, CAL, Nov. 3.-As
stated in Yesterdays dispatch to THE CALL
the formal opening of the Cadmus mine
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were well patronized. After the grand
promenade concert, dancing was INDUCED
in in an adjoining hall.
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Gold Ore in All Encourages
Energetic Development
of the Claim.
START WITH A PERFECT PLANT
Past Results and Prospects for the
Future of the Famous
Home Mine.

Especial Correspondence OF THE CALL
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What's most important, we're
selling these perfect fitting
winter shoes for less money
than other dealers offer their
inferior clumsy substitutes.
for. Mark the
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Low Prices.

Ladies flexible invisible
cork sole glace kid button
boots, kid or cloth tops,
pointed or square toes,
patent leather tips-plia-
bic as a slipper.
Ladies flexible invisible
cork sole button superior
glace kid, cloth or kid tops,
pointed or square toes,
natty patent leather tips
pliable as q slipper.
Fosters Ladies French fin
ish bright dongola button,
flexible invisible cork
soles, full edge, medium
pointed toe and tips, Wau-
kenphast heel-pliable as
a slipper.
Not cork soles-Kutz & Co.
California made extra fine
dongOla button shoes, kid
or cloth tops, long patent
leather tips, pointed or
square toes.
display
and Wintar StvIaa
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SEATTLE CONSERVATORY or MUSIC
sna KavsnnA Seminary. Mrs Eek. A.
III. 8 IL. director Satisfactory pro-
gwcss guaranteed Branch studio At
lss9l Sseys2s.
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ApyERTI-rRs, NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
u1srts xsanwesg for sts@ Sunday issSs must
hasa 81 copy ~ ocsoCx Saturday 10 In
fosT-ISTELLIGESCE co.
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In order 20 secure correct Insertion %
nSffces under these headings. fhe sane
should be left g. ere business os-tess %
this Per. No cssrgs - made Ter sstca
notices
Funeral notices. resolutions ~ csher
oreclal ANNOUNCEMENTS will Ne cha~Er4 y.
the rate OF - cents per l4ss each taser-
PosT-ISTELLIGEScE co.
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PROPOSALS WA>TEr--Sealed bids will
De received al The ottice OF the score
sary Of state in Olympia. Washington.
Nav. 1886. for furnishing all paper ard
binding materials 20 oe used In the pub
lie printing tor the year ending June
-. lsss. Price must be for paper ard
materials delivered al the state print
issg house n Olympia Washington Fol
lowing IS estimate Of the amount
thai viii he required during the year.
but the right Is reserved 20 order A
greater or less quantity az any tirae. as
may bs desired.
Paper-Sa reauas writing. 70 rearns }edg-
ct, leo rearas hook. Is reams cover. %
reams linen Sa019 envelopes.
Binding Matertals--7,80 pounds hoa~i.
- pounds glue, - pounds thread, -
pounds twine. ; Tea7as marble paper. 10
sheets card us.3dles. packs Eol1- j.
pieces book cloth: pieces head band. 70
hufings dozen fesaeTs. ard . rs2ns
All paper and materials are 90 ~ %
TIE best quality. and samples must ac-
Gonna NJ BIDS All samples are to ae
plainly marked ana nunah@rs& 20 CORE
sroua with respective items Of the 6s3s
- give hov~3s for the fai:hfnl ard nroanns
performance OF their contrast The right
to reject any and AL bids j. resers-ed
rsper,' or Proposals for binding mater
ta3s~ - tie case nay b, and address
them Hon J. Il. Priee. SECRETARY ot
Dated a. Olympia. Washington. ArriI :.
1sa5. .. g WHITE
State Printer.
N THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
state % washington. IN and for the
county % htng. J. BidnsAd Wright
plaintiff IS SUSAN +. kyrne, john +
Eyrne. husband ard vie. the Seattle
Hardware Conp&Ey. a corporation
Tnae- Aai ~ virtue 81 az order % sale
ard spec Ia sxscuEAcn, Issued out OF ~.
above named colrs- IN tas Aas8Ns enCtiess
act sou. and 70 RE asrecze1 and delivered
7 have aaly levied Upon ths folIoWIrs
described real properly. situated n saf4
Klax county Washington. tc-wlts
Lot thre-s - 81 b*l--k Eve - % Rem
.0n's addition - tAs city os Sea TIE a.
eert4lnsg % the recars3e1 plat thereof. sad
fsyoQ.-rsy nssrg situated IN the county q
King and STATE Of Washington.
Ncs.f-e s. therefore hereby EsEen TIA.
On Fy4saay the D. day OF May. 1SsS a. the
Boar OF ten e'csoc& A. II Gs Eai1 Gay at
TIE front ssxso- o. The cos-t house il tie
e9fx az Seat4aa Il sad XIX county i
all sell tie aSsse described property az
pah}ic zReEsca. 70 tae aigaest Bidder. For
cash
A. :. VAN De vASTEs. sha-.S-
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rNsrNFrR. AID CONTRACTOR,

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE C0NPAST-
E.ngfne1rs and contractors hT44gs build
sax. 4r~ssEinx- harhsur improvements AID
gererzl contracting. - Seattle Nation
a. bzuk buil1inx
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sT0RAGE-sio south second street J. c.
Eea6m&n-
sTo0DAFD & BROWN STORAGE con-
rzuy. dry storage fn brick building. re-
aucea rates. of.lce. EarAe o4tl1lHg.
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NosfcS - further Elvsa that az az ssi3
<fcz.k he1 fsTs have made default il -
payuaeas % tA@sr sAld assessments t-r.a5
the$r said shares Of ssock after sssss g
ts-N sA& t@ea given - each OF them a .
required ~ Law ar TIE bylaws ~ eaf#
cetnuaay au4 that s&t& sale Wriff hs r7sasls
a. tsse ti-ze aG1 3 sce ABOVE SEaez-tefsss 4
pa has AuctioC - ths highest bidder A.
hat az srch sale ire person we shall
together WSkA tie pro Tasa exn1asa 81 a.
Nerxls1rx anA 60 sac Tor ths Szaksfe<s
ra1heT 81 shares. o. gsorftoa 60 4 share
% zach 81 sal q 'is1ca seat - essk.a5ge~s
shall ~ deemed the hiEhess his fer
Il q STRIVE
JAMES Il WATSON Vsxe President
A~n<~.Axx
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NorIt E-stts Wlu DC received a. tGe
Cr-rr ~ 4 htrAlty. rG01a sak tsfr1i Ne
building TaNNn1- NA.a. for the t~s@-
tnE ef wvil ga tAN iiae s&Es In Tacss-
va bs@s Vii s> r~SeAyt4 aas0 Apr. ;,
-. g. J. -.
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AGT>T~ WANTED.
WANTrp--TNFoRNI ALTON.

WANTED Information - tN~ Present
where's seuts - Henry Carlisle % :,
CtairaKtlie o. Wka WAS tast heard 81 la
Sea&t1a &ou~ wears age. ~ ht~ rasst her
AssFess Robert Carlisle. Glencse. y
Reward
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


WANTED huv cr ~srt q zaos ss--
cms-aani NntsTsnE engine. rot tess fhaa
forsv herSs-poWe-. A41rass f. d bcx
81 seattle.
NANTwD-A hesEe fer hls keen %
ranch. Apply -14z Water streoS. as-eE
- sfs
ANTf.Il-Rc}l top desk. soass Pc
nsrssta- give ~Ee ant Ersce. A14ress
Trade. Eest-I Sv1ceTs
WANTEI-A HrW Az sesos13-74u3 81
rfEgh wlth esEsHe ans ho&irr ~ from )
30 &, hoTEe Fs>rer u3gSf ~ Ia x>ei or-
ser eacan sGl on lk,ssral terais ~ pay
ates-r Address. H5ta Fan soscT koEs.
VI. Malsas. sneAossii~h Co3uty,
N&sh.
w ANTE,fe-To eNehsrEe 81 the noxt -
aays So ~ fer ss,cen3 ASod f1rslluTe.
g,AgRsngN stoves. cts. wsa gay u PEI cFnt
more th1a &mx EFH tf the citN. Se&tsE,
AAs-ex q 44e4@Sn. - s2- - k-As s~ssst.
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WANTED tu-nseVsf farms f1r Eastern
YsHsteS Jeha b. kestev 4 go. VASE
tnRtoG bio. \.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

MDME DAHL. teacher OF banjo. guirar
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AYcaSA LODGE No. s.. r. and A NJ
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF each uenfh.
g L. PATTEN. W. NJ.
As GIBBS. Sec
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ANTTn--lso ARpERS.

WANTED GAR frea - board good Ao-.e
BOX "a S-nta Fafk
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shares 81 StoCk-OGshce cf the West s.
atsla Land a Improvement Company
seattle, wash. March ~. iSS
Nosirs Is hereby . sen that in pursuance
of \ resolution % the b0ar3 OF Trustees
q szld company daily held this day ~erral-,
shares Of the capital stock Of sad coTaoar1 NJ
hereafter described or 80 much thar,sof : =
may Re necessary 70 satisfy certain a.
seSsr1-nt OF s. PER share dllv levied there
on ny Sald board az trustees al rs r-ses-
ms hell February -. 1885. VIII - ssit a.
public auction TO the highest bidder -
cash AZ the east door of the United Staree
r-assof9s,e ~ tae city of Seattle a, ~
hour of Il . c&ocS a m On SATURDAY. re-
lsth ssy q Aprtl A u 3SE
TIE foibcrfDG - a paTEtci3lar ,feS~-tr.+l.r-,
% the shares 81 stock oEs2erC4 10 a.. e@t4
tag-ather With IRE names AZ The ~esrs-- So,
shareholders and The amount o. tha -
SpectiVs assessments leviea On thes-
sas4 shares 81 stock;
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FOR SAT F--NE~t FG1As>EOI~
FOR SALE -Furultare ~ six-roorn house
az @lis Nesifv avenue, house 60 rent
rpR SALE S-Aooaer. at,out X teas
e-ar}1 aniS1esi- e. /. Anderson Burton.
Wesh
rsaR SAT.E- EiEh teen wi}th -ows- mostly
5erssE ana taree-1 carriers Jersey. br-
uurtu az d ottt& Eafai htssS X.
FDE SAF.E-t1r "a -ea-xn For other prop
ertV a firSf-clsss saWrr&il- machinery
sH rfW capacity 81" fees per day. le-
..stsS ess Great %orthera railway srsl
SSsxit river A31reSS J. =. Manning.
CoaN AZ. Wssc-
ppR SAT.E-Tsu-soa siaops cheAp IT.
eal~c 1a3 SoUtA Tara street
S4YNf9~ Secs E>reSev1.esAs mora y9na-
"a aarh season ss tvous ha&I. hole
ssfA SnA TesAil NAtiDa HRgslW are CO.
fIS Commercial street.
.ACk r.ANGSHA< SECS. 81 ~ per set
ffnr \ T. C}uy. - peT~ot street
FOR SAE.r-C- charter q vel equipped
strsF,e~. xaitaNle Ea- tAe AlaSkA waters
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