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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.
Capital. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur a Denny. Vice President
John Leary .......... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Man'gr. Cash'r, Secy
Frank l. BlodEett. ...... Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
f. c. Neufelder. +. w. Wilmans.
Translates a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 TO $4,000
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
cent. on term deposits, per cent on Or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterais only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.

SkAtsIT RIVER ROUTE
Steamers Clan Mcdonald or Henry
Bailey VIII leave Lilly, RogarSlus 4 Co. :
dock, Seattle. Monday. April /. at l. mid
night "Wednesday. April 3, at II mid
night; Saturday. April & at n m.
Returning leaves Mount Nernon--wef-
nesday. April 3, at : a. m.; Friday. April
;. al a m. Sunday. April :. at 2 a. m.
calling at Edmends. Richmond. Tuialip.
Stanwood. Florence. Fir. Skagit City, Mt.
Vernon and Avon.
LILLY, BoGARDUS g. CO. Inc
Owners and ManagerA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
porr ORCHARD And SIDNEY ROUTE

STEAMER DELTA
,,-s,s Lava shiny daily az Z a. n. ant
80 m Lave seattle. $50 a n. and
"a calling ~ Charleston. afy dock.
= .s.,nsr.an Ertck yard sylvan Grove. and
80 ~ port Orchard. j. m. CITY dock.
iO'A - Il. TROTTAfAE. Master.
i A. HATFIELD, Agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01

There WAS nothing "a disturb values -
cattle and they Mere steady az S1sa5S ~
for very common - extra steers. AMI 81 .
~ fnr COWS heiters snd bulls, and So
4 q for Texas cattle. THIS week 5 receipts
amount SO about E.ga Bead. against 49,"
iast week,
Hos Ea-eip,s see about <no and TIE
.at.t for the week tsAFs. against ls4ts"
ar last week sra Is 80 wear axe The
rnerket was uneveatf,sl There vas ore
al. 81 fancy heavy hogs ~ SoA witch -
Sc above The highest ngure prsvs eas4y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01
General banking business transacted


NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial and Yesler ave.
Paid-up capital. 500. 900
Transacts a general banking business.
NJ ID Ballard .......................p President
IL g. Henry .-...-.--.-++.s-.--Nic ice fTesident
r. X. Spencer. ........................C Cashier
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01

Exports OF specie for the week were:
Gold. 49, TO. silver si7e. az5. The receipts
for the week were: Gold. s2s5. 35l: silver.
S7.Is. dry goods. s.624. SO. general mer-
chandise. {e6sgf72
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-01

~ p. Benton. Puget Sound Agent. Seat
4A Yesler avenue and Front street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29

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Nt.l'fn Intu q savings company, tnuIr
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Gget.e' tl,lL .ita.n iruai decd u.un t1t gu
."ilA n.' it.ei property NiuNel lu lhc
ug'1 "l aAt l'tat anu 1tffNull OF lilHf
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'sgt4 ag'nt ~ D Neft l'Hus oaal lin' OF city
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Temple On the afternoon Of April B.h.
/ Left Salt Llks Ciy Aprill-.h, o. 5
am, on the u. T.. tfair, trav,lfi wa
Ogden, Cheyenne, Denver hsusas
CITY, Chicago aud Cincinnati 60
Uhaitauoogs, iu company with eight
other Elders. AWNING IN Chattanooga
April 1874; WAS appointed g. labor IN
Nunh Alabama UUuiutnuc.; lalOrcl
with Elder John Bsck JU ono month
in Monroe county, Missi mex! I've
months with ..J,r GtJ, g.. MIiiu iu
In Fayelts, Union AM Piano a
counties, Miff.; lnUu with Elder n.
W. Miller uJtut seven months iu
Cherokee and d. KalU cJuntius, a l..
uamn; then f1ul months lu The lDrsf
county with Elicr Blri murphy lHp-
pointed uteNdeut ( mo cIuisfyuCc lu
June, lsyiG then my c0npluiIui irt
our nutuaI ~ u.vfe cc, ilt ok 200 n No.
was EiItr D.. 81. Bel az. November
nth, 1894, E4.r David Hut.
usri came ~ labor with uU
while Elder Bs.uap went into
LlmusiOus county with another
new Elder. LlIoI David Hubbard AMI
/ closed De kalb U1uttN, Ia January
1895, ami aU1fUi iu tJIUcd county
Ala, until Elder Jus, W. Mu.Hsr came
10 take my plscr. ] was released Apfii
I 2gnj, aud arrived IN SAT- Lake tiiy
on the 27th nui expect 10 get honv
MBy 90.
Wnusou my mission Chat 10 rom
April lS.h, 1873, o. ApTll -llhi l7tJl l
IrAvs.cI hy hIliIaI 85l milrii wnihoI
$3.50 miles; Va connection with my
several companions held lll meetings.
received H'3 letters, wrote 3-1, received
and spcut .lII; bought anu gave away
$50 tracts, AMI tufuc Voice 90 Warn.
ings, s1li two Books % Mormon, one
U3c.fiuu ard Covenants Hud one hIi-
mon DOCTRINE; laptiESI i've taIulls)
bio ssd one chiII, assisted Iu tue cur-
nmatiJu OF niue mUmbgfs, Our im'
proved form ~ w,cAly report o.. Owe
thht we have (Wy companion nrd ~ lm
tho last ulgNt month";, Walked l,bll
mlls5; ned 90 meetings; yisiiuI LA
lnmilIua, been refused UuttfiulnIIuut
loo TIME. ilsitihut1i / ilJ2lfngis; found
o those who rejected tho tysim0ules
OF lllru 1885 umiliJB revisited no,
baptums D.. During tho iust twD
months We could not labor much, us
Elder Hubbard had typhoid lovGg sod
IVES bad asi over mouth.
eau say with ether fsuTau' male.
aionarits inht the experience gaiusd is
Invaluable, enjoyed gUoI health
most Of the timc, aud was treated vol
by the people % the Southern sattH,
oOnsiirrus the great amount Of pee.
ullur shat exists ngaitH. our people,
aui tho great lack 0f correct lufurma.
ton about tho "N0fmauF,' us 40 arr
commonly called in tho pgfls / have
lhbDTrI. JAwE4 e. ~. MAsuS.
SALT LAKE Dr., April gDlh, 1905.
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OGDEN.
o0DFS, UrAu
ArRIL 90 1895.


At the tabernacle service yesierdly
afternoon, Elders John Chambers anu
Israel Brown, both returned mh,ioh'
aries from Great Brilaiui occupied mo
time relating their varied missionary
experiences In distributing tracts AMI
preaching, their surprise al Holding ~
many persons entirely Ignorant OF inc
eriatonce Of people called dormOus
N Lattef.day Saints, aud when lhsy
aavo heard Of thcm, the general opih
Son entertained that the Lallef-lhy
Saints atn non.C hfIB,iau.
A bsd break has occurred DO the
Central canal cutting n hole forty ictt
in depth snd seventy feet In Width
The Grant avenue school concert last
evening Tor the benefit VI Fcu0OlllDtary
was we'll attended, over 500 being tue
net proceeds.
A number VI Ogden wheelmen made
the run 10 Salt Lake aud back ysslot-
day.
MI. Algef, the new Southern Pa
cl1u division superlnteadenL with MI
Knapp wont through the tevefnl lo.
parimouis and was introduced O. tho
employees. Mt. Alger went wet and
will return on Wednesday next huu
take charge OF tho division.
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Do ua Probate Court 100 and Cor sails Lake
County lgutuU OF ttgh.
ia che matter of tHe estate uf Henry Mouttim,
deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ D.. a. IuuuHW, uNu.ulHN OF tho
Dst.tr ~ Henry MunIuIm, deceased, ha4 ron.
uurru fur fotuumuut, ami HIUd Doe HltI court
lrr ul1l urUuuHf of her Naturalization Uf said
estate aud uutI.iuu Tor NuA. dIHiuuutsn OF the
rlHiUuU OF HRIl estate among thu persons co...
ul. thereto, ana thN lu.ad1N, tHu altt
iay ui May s. N. jos. 10 To- O'Clock o. m. q.
1t Goo court room uf HHil UIurf Do tlU County
Court liugHu. rIlt laEu tliT hnu County,
lt.a Territory h.. boon dolly appointed Dos TOO
lHIan uf sNt court. Cor NU settlement aaII
account and bearing sa. petition COR uI.tr u.
u'Ht 40 which time aud place any pgrsHu boz Iur.
yHful 900 .Hlu estate UtH appear Fui show
cause, 90 any tnrrH uu. WN. HlII account HhH uII
uui No sgtaei ana approved aHu uual dstrIHu.
uuU made aa prayed Co..
Dated Auu. -.iH, s., %. ls'5.
g. D. STANTON.
clerk NJ iHg Probate Court
IT 4. r. EIIsT, deputy.
q. d., JADh, attorney fur executor
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Cache JOuniy Notes and News.
John 4. Atdtews, OF Logan, was
arrested by the marshal Tor tho -i-
tempted Bti1n Of his own house, which
had been VA ufrI ~ tho Home Fro
Insurance company Of salt Lake Tor
$500. Andrews has bccu employed as
laborgr and was living IN Oue Of tue
labofUfs' cottages on the CcilugF
gf0uuds, in the meantime renting his
own cottage. Tue occupants returned
home from a meeting ami fguUl tina,
shavings, old sacks and Cl1thIug hat
been piled ~ under the caves tn the
loft, and the whole ~ saturated with
coal oil that II drppod down through
the ceiling and led 10 tho discovery.
Fearing that the intent was 10 ffu thU
building during tue night, the police
were notified and watched tho buiii-
ing. a little detective work luI 90 the
arrest Of A ndfewH, hud u young man
named Nielsen was found who trsli.
ned that lao accompanied Andrews on
tho evening the work was done, auu
helped TO scatter two sacks VI shgvlugB,
etc. Andfewt was held 10 answer lu
the sum OF 81, 900, IN default VI which
hoIs IN jail. Nielsen was held IN
$500 bonds TO appear as a witness,
which bo obtained.
An interesting lecture on iorc.try
was delivered under the auspices Of
the chamber OF commerce ~ Prof
Hickman, OH the A. &. His maln en-
doav0f was TO prove that the raising
" forest trees, particularly OF the
hardwood varieties, Tor building tin.
bef anu ffowoOi purposes, would DO
very profitable, anu would also, N eA-
tensiVely engaged In, largely Increase
the annual rainfall. rms college tN-
pertinent station Ia experimenting IN
this direction, having secured tho utu
OF some bottom laudH Ia the city park
Tor that purpose.
A Mt. Smith, OF Paradise, accom-
panied by Toy named Thomas, were
thrown into Paradise riyor Dy tue tip-
piug oia bridge over which they were
crossing with load Of wheat. Neither
was hurt, and with the execution OF
ono sack, the grain was recovered.
On ThursIay afternoon fire de.
stTuyed an un0Ccuplud hOuto belonging
~ ETastus Cole. Ihe tlremrn IoauacI
given, tut too late 10 be- VI service.
AAN AAllAtAk Nhh NaAANA ~ aiHN NV
was Insured for 5000.
On tho sixth Of May LOgan's ft1t
school on tue klndUTgaftun plan vi
commence, under tue direction uI
Miss Bessie MUTuhead. IL starts with
500 worth Oi aputaIus, the mUnt y
nAylug been donated Tor chat pufpu e..
Mt. Charles Govdtyl, VI lOgpu,
while Testing after period OF uuru
work la his garden, iOuul ON trying 10
arise, that ho had lost the utu " his
Lett arm aud leg; his left slide uolus
pafalJzsd.
Bishop Henry BallaTd, % tho Sec.
Ond watd, anu Two o. h.u llllu Inuyl-
tore, were thrown from d buggy. luv
Joiner fell ON his head aud wa
stunned,
A thirteen y,a' old b y named WA
Quincy Was turywu nom a horse
which Then kicked him lu the iRcp,
His uOle was dhiiguIed anu his iago
bruised.
The Logan wheel ub has lifted ny
an tlel1us ciuU E0yu ga ,uc EawatJs
business block,
May day will be celebrated at the
Rtsos' " uicyc lc rave,, games al. .
bail.
Tue local companies 4, n. q ire
dfililng for tue osuIns suu.ft. .aspu O..
ton,
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Salt Lsko Cry, jan. %, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that conlrl'
buttons to The monument TO be erected
IA Salt Lake CIy IN memory 81
Brigham Young aud the ri0uucfi Will
hereafter, anu uutll further uoilcr, DO
tchuuwls ssd through ile columns Of
tho IETWu NEWS 10 ls expected
that agencies fUr thO collection %, iuuin
Tor tits worthy purp0tr VIII ln c.'au
.'suri iu ,Ech Wari 90 aIi tnu siakgs,
nuI 'bal sa.i iulIp, with the Me- OF
uuutsoi the contributor, viii lr fore
rsrJ,d ~ iFguurnuyaH cInyoulrut ln
ltlrr 81. Wells, secretary NJ The hrlA'
Nau Young Memorial AuDriAtiOni 7.II
Lake CITY. who will sec that ramu nr"
,maetly acknowledged IA lho manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people VIII respond generously hud
promptly 10 this call No that 30 possible
tho monument may DO completed,
dedicated and unveiled 10 the public
by the Oh DAY ui next October
NILIURD WOODRUFF
GEORGE q. tANNUN,
JUsEIu h.. SMITH,
Fret Presidency u tho Church oil
Jesus Christ of Lslterday salnu.
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Missionary Report

Editor Desert AsgG IA
1 left my homo, Fsrker Fumlnt
county, Idaho, April lsi, 1873, HaI a..
tended tbs dedication OF q e ia. Lake
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suNmoNs
in the District Court ,n aui Cor the Thri
judicial District 0f Jnh rew,'p, County
0i sat Lake.

E.l.Ta srsarTa1.1'i vIfe'WaN b. Love
end Imma b. Love, biz wife. gilbert Z
Chamberlain and Nnni, ~ Chamberlain
Glmi1, hs wife, Louis 90 rtrslns aud
Mrs Louis . farfont, the 'Nuuual uauk
~ One sgpltu.,a corporation, u q ~.
Metropolitan luyusimen' Company 0pr.
pUTsIuu, plrkc. 81 ueuUH, a corporation
sarah b. Gibson. dc'guIAuia.
The r51n's oi ho Territory OF Utah send
To f'..b..t'. Thomas 10 sutlruiu aud sire
fIuITa .UyaruHu. nIH wife, Waiter % luwo
au' lHmn lgWe, u. Wlie, eiOet. D.
HauIto. Co., ". o. tuMth aud rritcIIH s
IMl, MH wife, Louis o. l1riInt and
Nir l.uH fHuun.. ih' Nhuonai glna
Do. UnH Hrs. b. e.. tU.Ha. boo wife, and tho
Metropolitan tuyC' uurut Company, u uu..
ulfluuu. Iarkpr 81 urpur, % corporation,
slrll %. Gibson, dyionjhnu.
Nvt ala .tkHEuI UIu lgrp TO Ar.
pear DO On action brought ItaiuTi yuu ny
q huovr named plaiuu1 Iu tlt uut.lgt Court
OF !ne Third JuoItili bnuct OF tu0 ICuiury
..gloIu WiilIn zen HafT .UNHlullyc OF the day %
h.fNDcI ufitr tIc service ua you OF NE
served oct % thls county. nut In thn district
uIINu twenty uHTHs otherwise within forty
U.T-#ur Judgment .H default VII. Hg iukrU
against sou, according Co tuo prayer Of saIi
id.s acton Is brought 60 have iufsmyu,
aEa.nst defendant h.a.l BOB num ~ ils.1, Win
Interest 81 Iea p,,T rsa4i I'r auaum' ron sgg.
H.ss' ftca .ut costs ut .HIf, alleged TO Dol 4u.
Uu two certain WfuriH.IIE uHirHf executed tF
defendant uDu t1 uIH1uI, l1suttuu, o.
lNnn ~, Margaret aHu huHalInu 1IuHuu,
Nur.H DO l.'ll UlNN fur Nl.'i Win interest,"
lr0m ds'e. o. GOV peg cent pgr nuogm smg
interest 90 september Il, lII.t aalI John.
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LOGAN.
larhn LunnN Nole, anl NeM..

LOGAN, urAm ArmL2s, l.a}.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS

Dated ATrII 20, l.'h
NuuIIf. IIT IS H|t1s
NffH#HJHafIT IHNnHN
The herald., 1895-05-28
THE CITY CLERKS REPORT

The city clerk reported payment of
$l29. 80 into the city treasury for the OF
pipe limo franchise recently granted the
Pacific Oil Refining company; that speci-
fications d, for laying pipe. sewers under
the general street law, provided that
when it should be necessary TO remove
any tracks, or gas or water pipes the
owners OF such property shall be notified
by the city and the work shall not be in
terfcred with until the expiration of the
time specified in such notice; also that
tho street superintendent or engineer
have all such alters in charge. instea
OF the city clerk; that the ass essment dis
trict for the opening and extending of
Ash street from Chavez street to Alham-
bra avenue be adopted; also that the or
dinanoe opening Twelfth street from
Westlake avenue to Alvarado street be
passed and the necessary commission ap-
pointed; also that the sidewalking of
Hope street from Sixth to the normal
school grounds be proceeded with; also
that Also street from Alameda street to
the river be paved as intended and the
necessary ordinance for the purpose be
passed. also that Burlington avenue from
First street to Ocean View avenue be
graded rs intended and the necessary or
dinance for the purpose be passed. also
that st. Louis street from Fist street to
Brooklyn be graded and the necessary or
dinance for the purpose he passed.
The herald., 1895-05-28
BIDS FOR PUBLIC WORK

The following bids were opened and
referred to the board OF public works:
For the improvement of Cambria street
from Vernon to Union avenue. py r.
Soherer. $500 per llneal foot for grading,
curbing 30 cents. sidewalking 10 cents:
by r. II. McCray for grading, ETC., $3.50,
curbing 30 cents, sidewaking. guttering,
etc, % cents, cross walks. S1.25; by
Main e Smith, grading, 81. 10 curibng
etc, u cents, crosswalks Sl.20.
For the improvement Of State street
By French 4 Reed. grading ETC.. per
lineal foot. $3.19 curbing ~ cents, side
walking s1.37la; by Mali d Smith, grad
ing 50. 80. curbing. = cents, sIdewalking
II cents, crosswalbks Sl.20.
The bids for new sewer work were re-
ferIed to the sewer committee, as follows:
Maple avenue sewer: By J. b. Hughes.
80 cents; George Cordell, SO cents; A, s.
Hutchens. So cents; j. J. Mahomney, "a
cents; J. +. White, 81 cents: N. NJ.
QuroIo, SO cents-all per lneal foot.
Soto street: NJ. zuretti, $l.62, George
Cordell. $l.4S; A. 2. Pusch, 9S cents; ].
f. White. 96 cents; M. Quirolo, so cents
all per lineal foot.
Also street: George Cordell, SIPS; A.
?. Pusich, $1.07; j. +. White. 80 cents.
Nj. Zuretti. 9S cents; N. M. Quirolo, 80
cents-all per lineal foot.
Hamilton place and adjoining streets
George Cordell. Sl.4S; J. b. Hughes, so
cents; ]. E. White 50 cents; M. Iuertti
"a cents; ]. Il. FIeick, 95 cents; Erich
Bros, SO cents; NJ. Quirolo, so cents, A. S..
hutchen, "A cents-all per lineal foot.
Hughes, 9S cents; M. Zuertti, SO cents
J. L. Frilck. So cents; Frick Bros, "a
cents: n. NJ. Quirolo, 80 cents: A. S.
Hetchew, n cents-all per lineal foot.
The herald., 1895-05-28
place hydrants at all alternate ntcrsec-

place hydrants at all alternate intcrsec-
tons. Adopted.
President Teed moved that the sewer
committee confer with the contractor up
on the subject of the removal of garbage
between sunset and sunrise. Adopted.
Councilman Ashman moved that
Gladys. Ruth and Towne avenues be
sprnkled from Sixth to Ninth streets.
Referred to board Of public works.
Councilman Snyder moved that the city
clerk be instructed to notify the Los An
gcles Lighting company that the lamp
on Temple street, at the corner of Bel
mont avenue, does not give satisfactory
light. Adopted.
Councilman Pcssell moved that the wa
ter overseer be instituted TO put zanja No.
o East Los Angeles, in proper condition
so as to avoid the flooding of private
property. Adopted
Councilman Snyder moved that the
street superlntendnt be instructd to re-
move dirt from Belmont avenue beween
Palo Alto and Kane streets. Referred to
the board of public works.
Cou1 Gilman Stockwel moved that the
street superintendent be instructed to
gravel the sidewalk on the north side of
Main street near Workman street. Re-
fcrred to board OF public works.
Also. that the water overseer he in
salcted to repair the zanja pipe across
Pasadena avenue, on the corner OF Lane
street, the bill for the work to be rendered
to the electric railway people. Adopted.
Councilman Pessell moved that all bids
for the construction of Maple avenue
sewer be rejected and that new bids be
advertised for the work. Adopted.
Councilman Blanchard moved that the
city CLERK be instructed to advertise for
bids fol the construction of an engine
house on Boyle Heights as per plans and
specifications or file with the superiten-
dent of bulldogs, the same to he leased to
the city for five years. the building to be
loated in the district bounded by Boyle
avenue and Chicago street, and First and
Second streets.
Coucilman Pessell moved that the street
superintendent be directed to repair San
Pedro street between Fourteenth and the
south city limits where necessary. Re-
ferred to the board of public works.
Councilman Blanchard moved that the
owner OF the property at Firsst and
Mathew streets be allowed sewer connec-
tiOn on First street by going along
Mathews street. Adopted.
The petition of j. W. Brothcrton for q
sewer on Third street between Broadway
and Hill streets was referred to the city
engineer to draft the necessary ordinance.