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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
No BLOOD WAS SHED.
Rival Coal Claimants Quite Peaccable
Schneider's side of Ii.

The threatened conflict between rival
claimants for the rich SkykoTaish coal
find. particulars of which were given in
yesterdays Post-Inteliigencer. did not
come of. on the contrary, according TO
the statements of Frank Schneider and
c. Barkman. who are just from the scene
of action, the interview between the fac
lions was very peaceahle one. Schneider
yesterday told the following story of his
part in the affair:
About two years ago ! had discovered
indications OF coal and had shown nIy
faith in the development by investing 500
and good deal OF time and labor. My
labors resulted In the organization Of the
Great Northern Coal and Mining Compa-
NY, which was duly Incorporated by my
self and others Beyond organizing, the
other members of the company did moth
ing, but left me 10 carry the whole bur-
den. / alone remained on the ground,
and In prosecuting the work spent about
as much more money as | had up To the
formation of the company. AT first [ ex-
pected this money to be repaid, but as
weeks and months went BY. | was stili
about 500 out of pocket on the new deal.
For ten months | heard not word from
the other members of the company, and
came to look upon il as a nonentity.
Meanwhile / became associated with
c. Barkman. s. Clein. r. A Babcoca. Will
son Reed and Mcintosh, all nrospectors.
When coal was discovered. July $780, we
were in actual possession Of the land, and
are still holding on 10 it,
When the Seattle men spoken of in
yesterdays Post-Intelligencer arrived at
the camp, they found Clein in possession.
They made no demand OF him 10 give up
the claim. In fact he played tho role of
proprietor throughout their Interview.
telling them that they might look about
the place as much as they liked, provided
they did not interfere with the property.
No weapons of any kind were shown and
there was no occasion for using any.
THE six men already mentioned have
for some time had Ernest G. Locke, the
well-known mining expert. employed reg
uiariy, and our recent operations have
been guided entirely by his judgment He
will act as supervisor OF the tunnel upon
which We intend TO begin work at once. ="
This. in brief. is the situation az inter-
preted by Messrs Schneider ard Bark
man. They regard the claim of the Great
Northern Mining and Development Com
pany as farce, and are inclined to scout
any suggestion Of legal opposition on the
part OF that company, which they say had
practically disbanded until the announce
ment of a rich vein of coal suddenly re-
minded It's members that Schneider was
working for them. Schneider says II was
a case OF quits the company had
failed TO pay him. and he was working
for himself.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January ! and For
Yeste rday.


Real estate transactions since January
I. 1895. are ss.274. s574 As There were filed
for record yesterday IL deeds. the consid-
erations aggregating Si3. sS.s7. Following
is a list furnished by the Daily Record,
room a. Scheuerman block:
Harry C. Donald TO Manson +. Backus.
lots to 1s. block 10. Cove ad. except lot IL;
lots and , block 2 Mercer water Front
add. und - Barrel Factory property; i
int in block 8. Eden add: lot 3. block 81.
Burkes % add. lots 3 10 :. II. block II,
Queen Anne add: tract In Edgemont add,
except 1cox19o feet. $1,000.
Grace and James Montgomery TO James
Brownell. lots I 10 T. 10 "a. block >. Mont
comery add. Enunclaw: lots ). q 10 IL, is.
Il and Is block l. Maine add. s7o0.
wensel r. Plashy go Victoria Daugh-
erty. e 20 n lots II and Z. block g Edes &
knights add. 81.
sheriff TO J. r Miss. - acres of west
side lot l. sec IS, q. 4, and - acres off east
NV ne sec 3. p 4. $2.+3s.57
Lyman r Knapp 10 his wife. Martha
a. IS feet lots and ?. block 1. Com
stocks add 81
William AIeers to Martha Ann Blouvelt.
NV NV NV sec 20. 81. I. 500.
Augustus W Peterson to William III.
Peterson. lots 81 and i, block Is, South
Park Si5.
Pacific Northwest co. TO \. L. Steele,
lots Y. Is and 70. block = South Park, 81.
Mary 4 Dougan TO David r Roberts.
lots 10 10. block .. Burns & Atkinson s
add. 81.
II. Vaughn TO Adolph Peterson. X lot
.. block q. Blirke's End add, 500
Nancy G and w. r. Bird 10 william =.
Murray, " n lot IS. block 3, Terry's 4th
add. 81
William Wagner 10 Carrie Peterson. lots
X and Is. block I. replat lots s . and 10.
block A Hambiet's Acre Gardens 500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
THE BUSINESS OF THE COUNTY
Commissioners Order New snoqualmie
Bridge-Bids for Road Work.

The county commissioners transacted
the following business yesterday, beside
the work of equalizing taxes and the hear
ing of objections to the Squak slough
ditch:
Contract for crawling ], 105 feet of road
near Yesler station was awarded to Craig
g. Mcdonald at 81 cents per cubic yard;
the total cost will be about $50.
Ii was ordered that c. c. Todd. super
visor of road district No 81. file new
bond in the sum of $500, It. Il. Corey. one
of his sureties. having withdrawn.
The auditor was directed TO advertise for
bids for the construction of a bridge across
the north fork of the Snoquaime river
near North Bend, returnable September 2.
1895. al
Tax petitions of e. L. Sharpstein, Mary
j. Ross. w B. Taylor, Louis Sohns and
II. r. Clemaus were granted.
Resignation OF r. A. Smith, constable of
Fall City precinct. was accepted.
The action of the school superintendent
i'm changing boundaries OF school districts
Nos. IA and "A was approved.
Petition OF l.. A. Mason for the reissue
of county warrant No. "A, $50. for $50, was
granted. the original having been burned.
The resignation of j. II. Putnam. super
visor OF road district No IL. was accepted.
Deed of land from T. W. Phillips for
road purposes was accepted and the land,
which is in the town of Buenna, was de-
clared part of road No. $40.
o. n. Jackson bid % cents, George Blu
chairman as cents and J. j. Essen % cents
per rod for Improvement of part of road
No. Isl. T.. s. Bowler and Robert Mont
gomery bid 3si2 cents and Al cents per
cubic yard respectively for crawling part
of road No. 100 For opening part OF road
No. los the bids were E. s. Bowler asis
cents per rod, J. j. Essen 81 c. NJ. Byles
"a cents These roads are ali ip the south
a sill
probably be awarded 10 the lowest bidders
today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
THINKS IT WAS SNAP JUDGMENT.
A Philadelphia Firm Objects To Being
Huf.t.il.d Ia. Ir.fi1..

Proceedings were commenced In the SUI
perior court yesterday by Gebbie a. Co.
OF Philadelphia. which will determine how
iong n justice OF the peace shall wait for
the plaintiff 10 appear In civil suit on
appearance after a continuance.
Cebbie & Co. were the plaintiff I'm a
small suit before Justice Caldwell against
Thomas Leatham. Two continuances were
granted. and when the case came up for
the third time the attorney for the plain
til was rather slow In getting around 10
business. The court waited fifteen min
utes and then on motion of the defense
entered an order OF dismissal. The plain
til claims that IL was an error on the
part OF the lower court 10 grant such an
order before forty-five minutes after the
plaintiffs alleged time TO appear had ex-
pred
The point that Justice Caldwell II de-
srous OF having settled is whether the
time 70 which n case IS continued means
just exactly the time named or forty-five
minutes later.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
IoUALrzrsG THE ASSESSMENT
More Petitions for Reductions Flied
Valuation of Yesier Estate.


The board OF equalization was In ses-
sion all day hearing petitions end arrt,-
!ng on real estate and personal property
valres. Jacob Furth. administrator Of
the YesIer estate. was before the board
In The afternoon and argued in favor Of
reducing the valuation on certain ,arcels
Of real estate. No conclusion was reached
at S o'clock and the board adjourned,
The following petitions for reduction of
assessments were received:
W. r. Smith. lot 8: block q, Renton adj
dition, improvements, $500 10 $50.
Western Union Telegraph comrany.
personal assessment. si3s0o TO s, 500
w w. Easter. metes and bound de-
scriptIon In section .. township %. range
improvements, from 500 to an unknown
figure and deduct one acre for a county
road.
". y. Robertson, all OF Bryn Mawr ad-
cition. all lots. from $40 to s.
James Stephen, north half lots 4 and 8.
block IL. Brighton Beach. improvements,
SO 10 $40.
Notice was sent 20 Schwabacher Bros
< Co. TO appear and state why their per-
sopal assessment should not be raised.
The following petition 10 reduce was
granted.
W. p. Robertson, northeast quarter OF
southeast quarter OF section 2s, township
g range !, improvements. $50.
The board raised the assessment on
east 100 feet lot -. block 2, Maynard's ad-
dillon. from $500 TO $500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
HASTE AND HEAToN AT ISSUE.
The Attorney Denies the Commissioners


Consulted Him-A Eumor Answered.
The statement OF County Commissioner
ueaton that he asked Prosecuting Attor-
new HASTE for an opinion on the legal
right of the county commissioners 20
charge mileage Is fatty denied by Mr..
HASTE. who also adds that IL is equally
untrue that he consulted with Fob VIII
son or Attorney John l. Barnes before
Wilson began proceedings against Nick
erSof-
Afr. HASTE said yesterday morning that
he was posltfve he had never been re-
ouested 20 give an opinion as 10 the right
Of county commissioners 10 charge mile
age, and continued.
II have copies of all communications
from the county commissioners and there
is certainly no record OF such a request
from Mr.. Heaton-"
lis there any truth in the talk at the
court house that you consulted with
Bob Wilson and John L. Barnes. County
Treasurer Naples attorney. before Will
son brought action in the superior court
10 stop pay on Commissioner Niekerson's
mileage warrant
There is not word of truth in any
such reports" replied Mr. HASTE II
never even talked with Wilson about the
matter or consulted with Barnes" was
the answer
Continuing. Mr.. HASTE said: IF Mr.
Heaion wanted an opinion, why u.a ne
not send a communication to me. Ii Is
an easy matter TO get an opinion on the
legality of the action In question II
could not have come 70 conclusion
could have called on Attorney General
Jones Again, l see that Mr.. Heat)n says
he investigated the matter himself and
took into consideration the attorney gem
erals opinion and that OF ex-Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney A G. Mcbride in
arriving at the opinion that it was legal
for the commissioners to charge 10 cents
a mile for travel In cases of actual neces-
sity. Now, as matter of fact, the attor-
ney generals opinion was given Novem-
Der Is, 1881. and McBride's opinion was
based on that. Since 1891 there has been
legislation on this matter. and as l re-
call il. the attorney general. while con-
STRUNG the law in favor of the commits
sioners did not deny that the statute was
not clear on the question"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
AFTER ITSOWN STOCK
eesttle Trust Company Garni-
shes Pitner's Holdings.
EQUALIZATION BOARD IS BUSY.
rnumissioner vs.. Prosecuting Aftor-
ney-A suit Over Butter, Esx.
and Milk.

An Instance OF corporation xa-rish-
~ Itself came 10 light yesterday in the
hyperion court through paDers filed hy the
hattie Trust Company. through It's pres-
M president. Charles Power.
The company has instituted SUIT sgaInzs
rs former president. Lee j. Primer, 10 re-
caver about $500 on borrowed money
ard money claimed 10 have been paid
sra received through mutual oversExh,
Pitner is not in the state at present. ar
rordsng 20 the sheriff's return. bur This
docs not prevent garnishment against the
eompany Itself. In which Pftna~ own.
stock. and the Washington National bank'
which Is alleged 10 either have properly
owned by Pitner or be Indebted TO rim.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
Court ana County Notes.

A license to wed was issued Yesterday
70 Anthony Holmes, OF Aarysville, and
Maggie Benson. OF Seattle.
Articles Of Incorporation OF MCGEE
BROS. loggers, were filed yesterday with
the county auditor. Capital, $1,000 In
20 shares; incorporators, William and
James MCGEE
In the United States court yesterday a
decree for x4.siss3 was entered for inter-
Senors IN the case OF the Central Trust
company, of New York, vs.. the Sec tile
city Railway Company The claim v as
Tor cable furnished the road
]. A. McKinnon. who was sued together
with several others recently by A. A
Denny TO quiet real estate title. fled an
answer yesterday declaring that he did
not claim any interest in .he property
and wanted so attorneys fee for defend
ing the action.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
TO SEE THE BIG TREES.
Wisconsin Lumberfnen Who Represent
Millions Due Here Socn.

Wisconsin Lumbermen Who Represent
Millions Due Here Socn.
The party OF Wisconsin valley lumber
men. representing millions OF dollars. who
are 10 visit this city during he present
week. viii arrive probably tomorrow or
Thursday. They left Minneapolis August
=. and have been coming West ieisureiv.
having spent five or six days IN Yellow
stone Park. Their object in making the
visit 10 Seattle and the Puget Sound
country is To lock over the situation.
some of them ii is expected with q view
of locating here. while others wish TO in
vest In timber lands
Additional news OF the party was re-
ceived yesterday by Victor II. Beckman,
of the Pacific. Lumber Trade Journal
who has letter from ]. Newton Mind.
Of Minneapolis, secretary OF the Missis-
sippi Valley Lumbermen's Association
In his letter Mr.. Mind says OF TIE Wis
itors:
L am sure the lumhermen Of your To-
cality will want 10 show them Some at
tention. as they are a representative body
of lumbermen, and propose TO spend some
time in the Puget Sound country"
The party is made up as follows: III.
II. Foster, OF the Merrill Lumber Com
pany. Merrill Wis. and president OF the
Wisconsin Valley Lmbermen's Associa-
ton: Walter Alexander. of the Alexander
Stewart Lumber Company. Wausau. Wis. !:
c. F. Dunbar. Charles j. Winton and
John Stewart. of wausau. l.. n. Arson.
A. H. STANCE. F. p. Hixon. John o.
Day and John Landers, Of Merrill; A. l..
Arpen. OF Arpen. and John DAILY. OF
Grand Rapids. Wis.
With the exception of Mr.. Arson and
MIR. STANCE, who are sash and door man.
ufaeturers. the members of the party are
all lumbermen. They are rated at from
100000 TO s.. 50o.oo each.
Preparations are now being made for
a proper reception OF the visitors, after
they shall have arrived in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13

ne hsnt Mrs Harry L. Fraser in making
20 soleet the Insurance uoiley 90 the ire
=. .sr husband. who was shot and tsIt4.g
y raui < Page several months ago
80. ~ before Judge Hsnferd IN the
-. states court yesterday morning.
= s..... 80 attorneys for Mrs Fraser fled
demurrer 70 the answer ~ .he E-s1sss,,.
ana Casualty Company that Fraser. h.
..a Z gambler. had BY His own act con-
slou'ea 70 his death The question vas
k1ca at length by council. and snally
was taken under ad~ise-aent nv the curt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
BILLS roR POLICE FORCE.
The Commission PASSES Them and Pre-
pares TO Improve Headquarters.

The police commission last night ap-
proved the July bills for the police de-
partment and the estimate for September.
The bin Of the Sunset Telegraph and Tel
ephone Company for the call box teie-
nhonas for tho year was referred.
Permission was granted to Chief Rogers
and Officer c. F. Reed 10 remain absent
from the city from August 10 10 August
Is
The estimate OF expenses for the month
Of Septcsnher was submitted as follows;
Salaries 5.si5: operating expenses, A51;
unfortunately the same as for :he month
of August: expenses outside OF salary ac-
counts for the month Of July amounted
TO $3.50 -.
Regarding some needed changes in the
police headquarters building the mayor
appointed Baker and kirkwood 10 confer
with menlhers OF The council.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13

Much interest is being taken IN the ap-
preaching concert Of the Tcrbett Concert
Company. This will he one OF the musical
events Of the year. The company Is com
posed OF artists who have delighted the
NEST cultivated audiences in all portions
OF the country. The hearty praise given
them by the press and all musical critics
proves conclusively the quality OF the
concerts given. TIE Lutheran sextette.
Miss ollie Torbett and Rudolf Won Scarpa
viii appear in the concert on next Satur-
aaN nfEht
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13

n.,rs.Dee Yesterday afternoon ~vssAout
g. - reaching that point where t1s~s
iev - O contention Judge Lang
x.-.s- 800 me decree on the grounds % De-
-fnon and habztraI dr,,rEenee<. r.
,.a.a.hss OF facts and concgrxfors az law
$3.50. aaso signed. bat when the messenger
- ossnt the papers to the CLERKS osFrs Ia
nae1 ne had neglected 40 bring ire ems
NJ ICES. 50 the papers are held bach.
is..,.a sarz. Lewis were married a. q
isnscurg. March 4. Use
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
THE SALMON CANNERy STARTS.
Chinese Packers at Work and a Larg
Catch Is Anticipated.

Myers cAnnery began operations for
the season yesterday and presented
busy appearance. The expert Chinese
packers. some OF them employed by Mr.
Myers for eighteen years, were rushing
here and there. all the while keeping up
the Jabbering peculiar 10 their nauon-
alitv. and tire fishermen were busy IN
lozaing their queer fiat bottOmed boats.
which were well Elled with the first
catch OF salmon. amounting 20 over l.%0.
caught near Mukiltso-
The outlook Is fair for a good catch.
and the fishermen are authority Tor the
statement thar this is the year FOR H.
These hardy fellows have made all prep
aratfeus and FOR the next three months
will be up and about late and early. Mr..
Myers and his assistant. William Stew
art. were both on hand when the wheels
started, and later in the day the former
went down Sound 10 look after some Of
the heats.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
New Suits Filet,

Ine following new suits were filed In
,h- superior court yesterday.
Gehbse * Co. VS. Thomas Lsafham-As
Justice Caldwell
Emma i. Plumley VS. William G. Harrf
son ct al.--Note and mortgage. 900
Iiarence Tnwtng vs.. Mary Jane Harrf-
son-Note and mortgage. 900
l. O Stubb VS. John Norman 81 M
Original and assigned claims s.-z s4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
The -Rernard Vendetta

One Of the numerous cases growing out
of the Coisky- Bernard feud. which seems
10 have spread 10 all the friends and rela-
tives of the original wranglers, was on
trial before Judge Glasgow yesterday. a.
Stein being charged with assault on Henry
BauTnan. but was continued TO tomorrow
because of the absence OF William Savage,
the man who told how Stein had hired him
10 do up Bauman. Mr. and Mrs. Bau-
man both testified 10 the fact that Stein
had repeatedly made threats TO whip Bau-
man. and acted generally in very bellig-
erent manner.
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Attention Sir hniChts.

The twenty-sixth triennial conclave
Grand Encampnsnt OF the United States.
III ns held &c, Boston. August esth 10 soth
r.ts sxnec,ed that more than 5000 swords
,,',,i no in line. and Boston Is preparing "a
-. the Knights a royal welcome The
ssser,rve~tern lire has made rate OF ore
,,rst-rlsSs fare for round trip Tickets or
sale August 18th 20 stth
F, W PARKER
Puget Sound Agent. oa From, street. Sc
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MIR. srUBB's DAIRY BILL.
He Sues for Butter and Legs and GAR
nishes the Cold storage Company.

He Sues for Butter and Eggs ana Gar
nishes the Cold storage Company.
L. O. Stub commenced an action In tho
superior court yesterday afternoon
against Mr. and Mrs. ], Norman 10 recover
about 500 on fifteen claims, OF which four
teen are for butter. eggs and milk, while
the one exception is for labor performed.
Mr., Stuhb says that in July. 1891. ne dug
well for MIR. Norman and was 10 receive
sos6e. bat only got SIS Then again. he
delivered butter. eggs. etc. 20 Mr.. Nor
ran which constituted the second cause
OF motion.
VITA remarkable precision, or seeming
precision he named thirtsen other people
who had also served MFR. Norman I'm the
sene way and had not been paid. Just
n show that Mr. Stuhh knows what he IL
about IL nav be added that he Sarnished
The Diamond Ice and Storage Company,
Ccniinental Insurance Company. or New
York. and the Phoenix Insurance Com
rany OF BTookfvn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13
Sailing ana Rowboats Co f,hear

este!aay afternoon Sheriff Van De Van
ter made his repor, on the sac =, s,,.-*-.~
e heeslsng.s boa; house ana souinrne+,, ).
RAINIER beach. Lake Washington. The
properly consisted of a boat house. two
SORES nigh. the saiIboa; Hattie Phelps.
s"o slxteen-foot saIIboats. I'VE Vanished
sIA.eeil-foot boats. eleven painted boats
alia one sliding-seat rowboat The prop
eTty brought sas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-13

For many years the government has
given its orders for Royal Baking Powder
in preference to all others. 1T being found
by the official examination superior TO the
others In strength and purity and the only
Baking Powder that will keep and retain
its strength in the climates OF the various
countries to which ii Is sent by the de-
nartments
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N-hnolmon- Attention

A grand bicycle meet has been arranged
., take piace at Westport Beach. SUNDAY
August 18th. under direction OF Grav's
Tgarbor Wheelmen's Association North
ern Pacific will nun an excursion from Sc
.ttfa 10 ocosta for that occasion. Fare
cnlv 3 81 Train viii leave Seattle at a.
m. Tickets now on sale at Northern
Jarfar city ticket Office.
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MUST GET NEW BOSDSNFN.
1odd's sureties Ask tor Release He Has
Returned to Franklin.

Mine Superintendent Corey. of the Or.
egon Improvement CO., who was on the
bond Of Road Supervisor Charles Todd. OF
Franklin. for $500. filed a request with
the clerk Of the superior court yesterday
Afternoon TO be released from further liza
biiity. The matter was brought before
the county commissioners. who sent no.
tee to Todd citing him TO appear within
ten days and give new bond
Auditor Beman, who was requested By
Justice Bailey TO see that no more claims
against the district were paid for the
present. owing TO the trouble over the
Ns that IL is claimed Todd collected for
workingmen on certificates and did not
turn over said he understood that Todd
returned to Franklin last Saturday night
after Bailey Was In the city.
Mr.. sBeman admitted that he knew OF
the trouble. but kept quiet Saturday. as
ne wanted the books. etc. of the district
1t is said that Todd has been slightly
reckless recently. but did not abscond.
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on sunday. August 18th. the Northern
Pacific viii run an excursion from Seattle
- oroSta leaving Seattle at $50 a. IN
80, birvcle meet delightful surf bath.
49, Rest beach on the North Pacisc
.TstsSs,s only s. . for round trip. Only
,,,,tfes number for sale. Can at once az
Snrthern Pacific city ticket Office, YesIer
.,,a,,,,s and Front street, for tickets and