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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-20
MAKES GOOD SHOWING.
Reports of Business Done By Salt
Lakes Postoffice.
GREAT INCREASE MADE,
JUNE WAS THE HEAVIEST MONTH
FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS.

Entire Stock of A. HoIIander,
Druggist, Transferred Yesterday
Under Bill of SaIe-Some Coinrli-
cations May Reinstatement In
suraBce Managers Approve of
the Recent Action OF the Local
Agents in Forming IL State Boarsl
-R efOrm School Received It's
Last Warrants For This Ycar--ts-
timated Wool Clip of the Terri
tory Given By Charles Andrews
Clearing House VIII Again Con-
slider the Half Holiday Natter
business Notes.
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MUST INCREASE THE WATER.
BuIIiOn-Beck Supply is Now Run
ming Very Short.

There must be an increase worked
in the water supply of the Bullion
Beck at once or serious results may
follow, for the flow of the system is
now down to a point entirely without
the needs of the company and the
town of Eureka. For the purpose of
deciding upon the proper policy to
adopt in this matter. AIessrs- Ram
berger, Cannon and Beck went out to
the camp on Thursday and Mr. Can
non came in yesterday afternoon,
leaving the other gentlemen still
there. It has practically been decided
that some extensive development
work will be done at the source IF
the water supply and the indications
are that the necessary increase can
be effected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-20
THAT HEARING NOW ON
Two Sessions of the Cyanide
Commission Held.
TWO WITNESSES SWORN.
NEITHER OF THESE GENTLEMEN
KNEW ANYTHING IMPORTANT.

anticipated That the Examination
of Witnesses VIII Consume at
Least Two More Days-Campaign
of Ignorance in Its Truest Sense
Bond Given on the Famous Grand
GuIcH Copper PrOperties-i1x-
perts Are to Go South and Make
an InspectiOn-MaxfeI Mining
COmpany's Properties Arc Being
Equipped With Machincry-Gen-
eraI Mining News.
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Another stnck Going In.

At the Hanauer smelters another
stack will be blown in this morning
and this will give the works three,
two on ore and one on matte, and it
VIII also make seven in blast at the
valley smelters. OF these the Han
aUer and Germania will each have
three and the Pennsylvania one.
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Much Orcrboomed.

TACOMA. Wash, July 19.-Mrs.
Hattie Wills, a Tacoma woman who
went to Alaska last winter, writes from
Circle City, in the interior, on the Yu-
kon. that the country has been over
doomed and many prospectors will
leave this fall. Provisions are running
short and what can be had are very
high priced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-20
ni,idend is Coming.

This is the day when the Mercur
company pays its monthly dividend
and the sum Of $4,000 is to be dis
tributed among the stockholders o
the company. This makes the total
of dividend payments for the Mercur
S275 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-20

1t will be gratifying to consumers
to note that he quality of the baking
powder most generally in use in their
kitchens, the Royal, is confirmed by
the highest official authorities as al
together the best of any in the market
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Pulled Another OF.

Local union agents are again con-
graduating themselves upon having
pulled another heavy insurer from the
clutches of the non-boarders. II is the
Seigel Clothing company, which will
not rewrite in outside companies, but,
on the other hand. has promised to
place it's business with the members
of the board. This is the result of the
enforcement of the non-intercourse
rule About SIT 500 in insurance was
affected by this determination
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surance was carried and the loss is
estimated as high as $4,000. OF the
liability the National of Hartford held
$4,000; the Home Mutual, $1,000; the
Liverpool, London and Globe, $1,000;
Traders, $1,000, and the Providence of
Washington, 81, 900 In addition to the
policies named Mr.. Strickley. the owner
of the ruined store, held three others
for $500 each, written by the Peoples
Insurance company, of New Hamp-
shire. These policies were shown
around the meeting of the local board
yesterday afternoon, with the an
nouncement that the company retired
from business several years ago with
out taking care of its outstanding poll
cies. The risk woa;d not expire, &C
cording to the policies held by Mr..
Strickley, until next month. This is
another notice to property holders
against insuring in unknown and I'M
reliable comma andes
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*Daily except Sunday. Fare so cents.
Olsen's orchestra afternoon and eve
ming.
Depot corner 1st South and 4th West
streets. City ticket office, POI Main st.
D. Z. hurley.
Gen'l. Agt. Passenger Dept.
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Because of its much greater strength,
the Royal Baking Powder is more
economical than any similar leavenins
q
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ur. Prices Cream Baking Powaet
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

DR.. Tillman fills teeth without pain;
80 and 81, over Walker Bros. & Fyler
Co.'S store.
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EXCURSION JULY gath,
TO All Points in Utah.

Union Pacific will sell excursion
tickets to all points in Utah, July 24th,
good returning until July 18th, at
enc fare.
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Sterling Gold Received.

The Commercial National bank yes
terday received a bar of gold bullion
from the properties of the Sterling
Gold Mining and Milling, its value
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How the Loss Was Divided.

The insurance on the buildings and
stock destroyed in the fire al Bingham
yesterday morning was distributed
among five companies. all of the risks
having been placed by the agency of
Rogers & Walker. A total of $1,000 in
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being $1,000 Operations have not yet
commenced at the new mill of the
company, and it is likely that there
may be some delay, as a new engine
is being put in for the purpose of
doubling up the power of the works.
Messrs. Langford and Smith are now
on the road to the properties.
Off One Point.
The white metal yesterday lost one
point, the close on the New York
market being 667s cents, as compared
with 67 cents on the day before. Lead
remained at $500.
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hume, Neill and number of other
prominent mining men.
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SALTAIR TRAINS ON PAGE s.
GARFIELD BEACH TRAINS.

Effective July 14th, viii run as 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-29

Olympia. Arpil -Spectai.--Articles for
the following domestic corporations have
been fled In the Office OF the secretary o.
state:
Pacific Trading AMI Chemical Company.
OF Tacoma; capital. 500 coo in - 90 shares
OF s. each; tncOrporators, ]. ID. Christie.
John Maklns. Charles Il. Martin; to do a
general investment business.
Tacoma T'ype-Set ting Company OF Ia
coma capital. 5000. In On shares OF 500
each; tncorpora tors. =. W. Jones. r.. \.
WhAlen and others 10 purchase and sell
typs-setting machines.
IIarrts-Hirsch Company. OF Tacoma
capital $1,000 In 100 shares OF $40 each
tncorporators. Simon lfirsch. Oscar j,
Reichenhach, 10 manufacture and deal IN
matches.
-. louis Brewing Company. OF Eilens-
burg: capital. Si5 90. IN 10 sharvs Of 100
each! is1oor-porators. Frank tsIoger, Frssnk
FIegie. Kaspcr HonmeieT; 10 do "a brew
Ing business
Northwestern Theatrical Association
81 Tacoma: capital. SIS oo. IN In shares
% sl0o: incorrorgltoTs. NJ. NJ Peri l.. \.
Wing. :. c. Heihg; 10 engage IN iheatTi-
Rengon Lodge, No. 50. X. % r. OF Port
Blakcley.
Like Sfavessz. saohor1tsh county. capital
a. 80 ia ft0 shares Of 80, tnssorrsGratorS.
4 A NtsSSsuaer. NJ Z MiSsiner, g. =
Low. 20 do a logging and i1nnberiIzS bust
Ras4k or CIalarn County. ~ Port An
sefses. ~anirai. 81 0ca. IN - shares % $50
each. incorporation. c. Z. Ma4lstJe, Harry
y f.utz cyrus F. CApp. Marion ADan.
- T,nllt,R.sr, Il, ENGAGE In a banking
business. three~tfths capital stock PAID
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Rreadsfnns and Grains,

Liverpool. April s7.-wheat-Spot firm;
demand moderate; No. ? red winter. =
zs1a: No. red spring. 81 Ed No hard
Manitoba. - Sd. No. California. 81 "a
Futures closed fsrm with April ssd higher
and ether months IA higher: April. Is
lad. May. s. ii; June. - 21a4; July, Is
zasd: August. ss sd
Corn-Spot firm American mixed, rev.
- sd FUTURES closed firm with nsaf
positions I'd higher and distant positions
I'D higher: business heaviest IN nid.ffe
positions; April. May and June. - f5&d
July, As 81, August. Is sd September.
As 81
Flour-Demand fair. ST. Louis fancy
winter ss.
Hors-At London. Pzctse coast. e SIS.
Manchester. April ss-The market last
week vas strong but not active. the
prices moving with cotton. but the buy
ers resist the same wherever possible.
taxing only The small parcels In cloth
the large Eastern markets were mostly
impossible 10 work. especially In India.
where the Old stocks were plentiful China
reports some increase In the orders. with
improving limits
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Information FIR Mariners.

The branch autographs office, custom
mouse, Port Townsend. Wash, viii fur
nish on application full Information re-
garding the following notices 20 mariners:
Africa, west coast, Brass river. disap-
pearance OF buoy at entrance.
Australia. east coast. Great Sandy STRAIT
additional lights. Wide bay bar. south
channel closed.
Australia, east coast, inner route. re-
ported danger southwestward Of Halfway
islet-
Baltic sea. Russia. Kourlana coast.
caution when approaching In foggy
weather.
Black sea. Russia. Bug river. alteration
In color Of Syiatotroitsk light.
Brazil. Rio Grande do sui. Lagoa dos
Patos, uniform system OF buoyage, etc.
Caribbean sea, British Honduras. add
tional particulars % lights at Punia
Goraa. Allpines and Mullins river.
Chile. Talcahuano. Belen bank light
buoy discontinued.
buoy moved.
Connecticut. Captain harbor. light buoys
re-established.
Cuba, north coast. intended light at
GIhara-
Cuba, south coast, intended light at
Guantanamo.
England. west coast, river Mersey, up
per AatFNtE nk8t VESSEL dsNrf
ton in light and fog signal.
Madagascar west coast. dangerous shoal
southwest of BeIengo.
Madagascar. west coast. shoals north
ward Of PorpoIse reef
Maine. Booth bay enhance. reserve fog
signal at the Cuckolds.
Maine. West Penohscot bay approach.
Green Island Seal lodges. intended whist
ling buoy.
Mediterranean sea. Balearic Islands.
Minorca. semaphore on Cape BajoiL
New York East river, Hell Gate, per-
manent light re-exhfbited.
New York and New Jersey, New York
Lower bay. experimental system Of light
buoys.
North sea. Germany, Jade river en-
trance. caution as to keeping Aussen Jade
and Minsener light vessels In line.
Norway, south coast, buoy marking
sunken rock eastward OF Tyedestrand
lighthouse.
Texas. Galveston bay entrance. increas-
cd depth In ehsannel.
Venezula. port OF Barcelona, amendment.
TO II. o publication No. Ga
West Indies. Haiti. Port Plata. amended
depth on Laila rock and wreeksge west
ward
West Indies. Sante Domingo, SANTANA
bay entrance. unsuccessful search for re-
ported danger.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Bark Nouantum sailed from Blakeley
Saturday night. lumber laden, for San
Francisco.
Bark Mercury viii finish loading lum-
Der at Blakeley this week for San Fran
ciSeo
Schooner Foster viii probably leave
Blskeiey the latter part OF this week with
lumber for Shanghai
Work on the elevator railroad at the
Blakeley mill is progressing finely.
Steamship Umatlila sailed for San
Francisco yesterday morning.
Steam launch Perhaps will be In the
water tomorrow or next day.
Steamer Greyhound Is still on the ways
at Moran's dry dock
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

New York. April s7.-The Industrial
stocks we're leaders Of the speculation on
ire SOCK Exchange today and we're the
essy shares ga which fluctuations were AZ
a. important There was good buying Ia
tas sroup and the Anal sales show an
appreciation IN value compared Win clos
- ssures except Tor Chicago Gas, Gen
era Electric and National Linseed. which
are hul per cent lower. Under brisk
ssytux the Leather shares advanced
sAarply. the common selling up 2iS 70 -
az DE preferred "a. the closing safes
ssssg s. and la respectively below the
sst prices touched. In the general list
fallman advance "a sDd Northern Pa
&c IA. The gcaeral market vas some
WAT unsettled az the close. but the pre-
W1anE tone AZ padauesS. Among the
saias q IRE day are: Cordage guaTaa'
tsed !. Tobacco. -
DURING the week the stock market was
.a1ate3 at Zines huoyant The distvs-
es'ioa 81 business was wide and loug ne
tfcEei stocks vrra largely dealt in The
.ssersoo financial outlook ssevrea the
eaa s@sters 10 renewed efforts and values
we're senetalIv marked ur. Commission
ssases reported aa Increase Of orders and
- Foreign houses we're heavy euveTs OF
sss International stocks. As a rule the
FssEisans were Insignificant
&c Bond market VAS strong and active.
ne ee.k - che srs ting in Northern
AN issu watch eg3red fcr sat ~ IN
1saal q N.5.n 'no The market ruled sc-
= ard strong 5srtur tse week. with
= sA.es .eo. ana &c bands assG
sseTefasnt h1nts-Steaay.
ate hon.3s-Inactgve
"Asfoad teu8s-Stvang
Exports and Imports.
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rssre wss very little change In the con-
xtga OF the general market last Satur-
a.. IN fact, Il was one Of the duiiest days
.rs.erleucad by the commission merchants
sursng the entire week. No materi.
ssange was announced in prices and the
rarket was generally weaker. Good ap-
- ana oranges were In slight demand
s,rag the day. The San Francisco fruits
arrived yesterday on the Queen and new
agsta,ions will be announced today.
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sAS FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstufris and Grains.

San Francisco. April Extraordinarily
extras Sc za115; bakers extras, S5lS&a
~ superdae. g. i0a2.3S.
Whest-sla for No. / and 9li4e for choice.
Nhl1g grades. steady at 959971zc.
Bsrfey-TAe sample market stil SHOWS
3 dragging character. The rain OF last
aght and this morning has further soft
sned spot prices. Feed. fair TO good, s2ls
Essc choice. eg2.6sFac: brewing. SflsI &c.
0A;s--Business - only fair. leaving room
ssr Improvement. Milling. $i.U7iaWiiIA
safpr.se. si075sliIi7is; fancy feed. N.o2lls
alGk: good TO choice. 25c4N. fair 20
good od95c: poor 10 fair. SSassa3c: black.
reminal. gray. 9yc1Sl-o2ls.
Flour. quarter sacks. GOO; wheat, cen
ale. 100; barley. centals. 2.is7: oats. CEN
als. go. corn. centaIs, 81: beans. sacks.
". potatoes. sacks. Isl: onions, sacks. 49t.
Closing Quotations.
whcat--Quiet: December, ss5sc: May.
Barley-ouict: December. ss9sc; May.
tic
Carn-sl.f5.
Bran-slf.so per ton.
Produce
Pota.oes-prsces for new potatoes arc
Easy exceut for some few lots that are
OF large size. which sell az a fraction
more. Receipts OF new today. ol SACKS
old crop well represented New %saissc
per pound early rose. 900 foc. burbanks.
VASE; oregon buThanks. ease per cen
tai
Onioas-Steady in price. Good 10 choice
California. 65c4$i: cut. 5gSec: oregons.
a4i.s5
Butfer-The week closes on we'll stock
"a market, with easy tone 10 quotations.
Creamery. fancy. i2lzHLsc: seconds, liza
T. per pound. dairy. fancy toto lie. fair
10 choice. Ssi lec. store lots, 685c.
CheeSe~1Choice TO fancy. btf5c; fair 10
rood. p.l5tsc, Eastern. ordinary 10 nne.
AIi4c per pound.
Eggs-Ranch parcels are steaHy, y hlle
.,s~a lots are lust the reverse. l0aiic
a. dozen for store and i2fl3o for ranch.
Financial.
eevar hars .ssihffsess prafts-Sight 49,.
ns,ican dol So. 9l55sa Telegraph ...... -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL NORTHERN.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
r Tsehlsr. Chicago.
Miss = Mt nsyle, Whitney Opera 60.
Miss prevuko Wh>tuey Opera 90.
AisSS Tufts. WhitEey 0pe~a -.
n t;fraryi " tAt0ev DpagA 90
hftgs r. AfeA Whf-n eY OpeE4 90.
Nisss r Drayton, Wai;9ey Opera Co
". Gallagher. AlErf.tpots
Mrs Galhxhar. Minneapolis.
A I MARKHAM. Chicago.
Ms MARKHAM Chicago
j = sullivan. Chicago
J. Davis. CHICAGO
Tests.r W DAVID Blatae
=. e. Graham, Olymfaa-
a. {. Fsg.S<FolT1, Tacoma
81 Il T.Ntta. T3oN1'A-
e>-lss3 pfuna. san FTa1ciSI>e
r q Wflsnesh, American b1}"tE. o.
T1aEzsel Kelly Al's'.s.,'' 3 S's,y -"
Nftss Wsngev. Aue~tcaD Gar ~ 90
Al - T.IzuRs, Afnsr5saa tsaaf-tE 20
Hiss Auscr. American tIsat.l -,
7ffsN T'tfxasR A-rssrst-aH 'satFfE -
- -. -, zfssrs-sue. American fs8tety CO.
= p'N,gf AuqeF3cszr GaintY 90
a Arre@.r7sss AfEseEAeyzfl q tieiy GO.
X ktazn. A's's'rfssaI 80. $50, -,
II Wy.asi ham. Aftlefai A 'fs.f+* %
= J 1.vm.h. san Franz alHe-
# X Wtgtel. Tacoma
a Eut{ar JsE~au.
: 7. sullivan. KGAenuy-
EgoTE5. BUTLER
NJ ~ Frank. Gilman
~ = BARREL Sfsars@f.s'
- Fonsa PAtta8el sa1e
NV W tsrarlley. = Louis
s. /. ssl7soa ana RE 1.sS-, X
a tfaek g. Saa etiH $50
4 Va -T,-as. arrs 8Ha. %eH YORK
= yA(hfzss.u. .Is.nxaaras-fs7s y y
Reth. CtretrsAttA
n q UaHh~ s. asss5f-E or t+tg.
4 p Vae~}. SAB t''7aE'',ts-'a-
1as~ : ssssEsy 49, - Fa7'5a-
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Total Sales.
Total sales OF stocks today. lis so
shares. including: American Sugar. IL
800 American Tobacco. $3.50; Distilling.
1900: National Lead 400: y. j. Central.
2.3oo: Reading. 1910; ST Paul. $3.50; North
west. 1900; Southern r, r.. 400; Rubber.
s,s00.
Hops.
Hops-Market quiet: state. common TO
choice. old. 3q6c: 1854 4gl0c: Pacific coast.
old. 3qsc.
Wool-FIrm.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Nominal
Metals.
Pig aron-Easy: Scotch sl9q2o: Ameri-
can. sa.S0a12.s0.
Copper--Firm: brokers price. s33c.
Isead-sstrong: brokers price, SIS.
Tin-Piates. weak.
Coffee.
Coffee-Options closed firm az net un-
changed 20 SO points advance. May. 81;
June. 1895: July, slA40: September. sl4so:
December. $40. Spot coffee-Rio. quiet;
No. !. i5S.c.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw. firm: fair refining. l1-isc
centrifugal. - test. &c. Refined, steady.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle "a fol.
lows. AS
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
ana victoria. al a IN. 1passengers re-
ce!vel on hoard at ! a m Anrff q { ~
i. 3 and - - -
For Alaska-Apru 3 s. % and Is at
a. n.
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Tuget Sound ports. at q. m, April 5 10.
Is, .. = and So -
Tickets may be obtained ut the Office Of
the company al Ocean dock Seattle
GOcpALLe PERKINS - CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
J. r. TROwBRrDGE Act. p 8 Sun,
Seattle.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. April 27.--Wheat--Valley. SOC
ys-c. walla walla. 47Glisc per bushel.
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH RIVER

ROUTE
steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves Lilly.
Bogardus x Co.'S dock, one block north
o. hadlson street, Seattle. daily. except
saturday. at Il midnight for Riehmorl
Edmonds, MuSiiteo, Mosher. Everett
Marysville. East Everett, Lowell and
Shohofnish, connecting at Snohofnish WIFI
boats Tor Cherry Valley Toll ana an 40
river points. Returning leaves Snohomish
go a. m daily, excepting SUNDAY, con-
Meeting at Seattle with steamers for Ta-
coma and Skagit river Both freight and
passengers. Farce cents TO ali points
Meals cents, Rerths-25 and 20 cents
LILLY, BOGARDTS a Co. Inc.
Owners and Managers.
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skAGrT RIVER ROUTE.

Steamer City OF Champaign or Steamer
Clan Mcdonald
Leaves Lilly. sBogartus & co. dock. Seat
tle-THesday, April 3. at A. m Thurs
q. al a. IN.
Leaves Mount Vernon 49, Wednesday
April "a. al II a. m: Friday. April rs az
u noon Sunday. April n, al , p. m, con.
Meeting AT Seattle with steamer Mary F.
Perley and Glide for Tacoma and Everest
freight and passengers. Calling at Ed
monds, Richmond. T9laip. Stanwood.
Florence. Fir. skagit City. Mount Vernon
and Avon.
LILLY. BOGARDUS & CO. Inc.
Owners and Managers. Seattle
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER LY-
OLA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail leaves City
dock, foot of Main street. Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at : a. m for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whafcom.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is.
North Bound-Leaye Seattle 200 a. IN /:
leave Port Townsend 200 a m. leave
FRIDAY Harhor II. 30 a. m. leave Roche
Harbor 1880 p. M. arrive New WhatcoIn
eco 2. m.
South Bound-Leave New whatcorn 400
a. M: leave Roche Harbor 500 a m .
leave Friday Harbor 1904 a. M; leave
pert townsend a0a p. M: arrive Seattle
s:s5 2. M.
). X. Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield. agent. Phone SO.
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FOREIGN MARkEH
Financial,

Financial.
Ynngon. APRIL Far silver. g.
s,onsoiS. Us s-lS Bank o. Ensl4n4 as
eeaaG rate. per eeaL
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VICTORIA ROUTE

Ests E+3FFFf = =
. vsfra~teu dcrzk leaves for tetDr3a arH
80 sgosnsaad dalE. except Sunday at
:, - = rn xat4TrsaE. ae&vgs Esrtofiz
eteareer I1&ho leaves for Port
STyuTasena an4 say ports daily, except
sarsfav. ~ a us.s saD1aTs direct, =
res sxrufnE aEr3F1. leaves Fort
s5.s~..va "a 49, z,~a~~~~~- go
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE To TACOMA.
Four round trips daily except sunday
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
TIE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips Seattle-I2coEaa
roofs. as follows
Taxing effect
TUESDAY NAY Z
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-s,&. II Is n m. -.G SD
E n Leave Tacon2-s.s9 - IA. lea. 49,
80 p m
Sunday
leave Seattfe--snn n. m. ls-na. $50 . N
lave 1Ecoua-sS9 a m. s.A - p n
A<afafaE az Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
ssonaa, and Commercial dock. foot Ct Mar
son street. Seattle
SUNDAYS. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood; fare. soc.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental bloch. Seattle Wash.
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
snNN3 % FtstIfAI
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
John Leary ....--.-. Second Vice President
James h. Hayden. Man gr. CaSh'r. Sec'y
Frank l. Bio8gett. Assistant Cashier
slgmund Schwabacher. John Collins
Z. G. Negfelaer, r. w. wllnans
Transacts savings bank business sx-
clusiyeiy.
Deposits received from 81 10 $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
cent on term deposits, per cent on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF Nay and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collatsrals only.
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Weekly Bank Statement

Posted rates. 1855 sesz and a secs go.
commercial bills. A-ssszeassTz..
Silver certificates. s71.rs7ss.