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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
NEWS OF THE MINES.
The Harm That Is Done By
Wildcat Mining Methods.
TRAIL CREEK LEADS The BOOM.



Ths-e s no business, or rather excite
raens. 80 allGrsrx a. that OF rat1Ass stock
spseuIation- Il appeals ~ once 20 the
money making instinct n man Is afford
izg possible way q making = cosnos-
fsncz without work The amount Invest
e. may be small sac the possible returns
large The people hear OF ons mining
stock watch started az . low figure ami
Ia . few weeks nas craElet up .. a rate
10 ast0xisn even the promoters OF the ssa-
ferpgasa.
For instance. o stock starts n q; 3 cenrs.
at whsSa price q man bays 400 shares,
paying szsaL Inside Of three months * has
advanced 20 - cents. which SHOWS a clear
profit OF E cents a share. or ga he
tells this 10 us friends. WAC in turn tell
ether fFIeats. The results . that rush
for iog-2ricsd stocks occurs. By many
no 5aegment ls ased. anything can - sold.
the cheaper the better. Too often 20 aaes-
tons are asked as TO the management OF
tia property or whether work Is being
done CT rot So long as the shares repre-
sent what may MAKE . Eine anything
goes. There ara claims ir thu different
districts. recsnr locations. upon which
only superficial work has bean done, that
are Incorporated for q 90. GO. the stocks
put On the market at = low figure and sold
without difficulty. These methods are
net mining They Go not mean mining.
for the amount received for the treasury
shares will not 90 work enough 10 make q
showing Often the investor In sach
sicckx never asks IL the money received
goes into tfe ground. he buys the stocks
20 sell again The end must come some
time. Promoters know this and stand
aside and let the ga.led public stand the
less
IL Is not possible that the great number
% interpretations nov noa,>d from the
Trail creek district alone are legitimate
mining enterprises. In some eases the
incorpora tors know THIS. A few On the
grosnd foor also know it. and possibly
the general public does not care 50 long
as u can buy the stocks and sell again
81 a profit.
The tendency is bad. IL brings legitf-
mate mining Into disTepute. The public Is
largely 20 blame fnasmuch as IL gives en-
eouraxamsnt 60 wildcat mining ~ coun-
;en&ncinx nseihoes which would not be
tolerated IN ordinary business affairs. and
giving an opportunity for cisre2utabie
methods 20 D. used
To gain the confidence OF investors.
many times good citizens ALLOW their
names 10 BE- Ted 10 further the schemes
OF nine promoters. This Is both wrong
and RISKY. for II a failure Is recorded their
standing In ire community VIII necessarily
b lowered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
TTs OFFICERS ELECTED.
Tho Washington Mining Bureau Ready
for Business.

The organization Of the Washington
Mining Bureau OF Seattle was perfected
last night By the election OF permanent
officers. A meeting was held IN the mu-
nicipSl court room. about forty being PIES
eps. and they were called 10 order about
$ O'Clock by DIR. J. f. Crichton. who acted
as temporary chairman A constitution
and bylaws were adopted and the follow
ing officers elected for the ensuing year:
President. r. X. Bnrch. vice president.
David Kellogg. secretary. A. A. Johnson:
treasurer. T. NJ Danlton. and executive
committee. c. f. Bogardus. Burt j. Hum
phrey ard Rev. ". A. Cov!ngton-
The bureau has been offered Office room
in the Northern hotel and will get tables
In as soon as possible David Kellogg has
offered his services TO have charge OF the
ofstce without emoiumeHt until the bu-
reau can afford a clerk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
HOTEL ARRfvALs.

FATNFF-fi-ff RAND HOTEL
ysznss p. ns-srtsuTer. Tacoma
" = Br1-hers. &eH 11rk-
r z. Csusrin. New York
Chariss =. Elkhnaek sa3 VIE vsa-
eoager. H e.
IL J. Waxney. 81 IosspA-
e. A HFisroafn~. Ens1go.
W q. cust-x< M ar eA<sostA
q : Roar. NsN YORK
W ~ EtlHArs1A. CNicAxo.
Marta schencx. Me- York
George a. ERtxy. Portland
. ~ G~@MneY ard vita. Mtur@arcfsA
= ~ 0surs@n an1 wafs. sDok@EsA
Ma z. IL AfatAawK. GhaG&EN.
e. ~ Gale AMI wife. -. fNa1.
~ - 4tntsAgs1 Ean Ff2E1 40.
p NeW Trey. NicscrA-
srA D~w1Bsy. FsefoSEA-
Gss9rse y. tsarste<. sE~.zw-es9. M.sz.
y 81 P~<Etaz. Mizsn@aoazk
Mfz. =. Ezgk- Eo~z -zzN1
2rx fEN1n Ezrs- E4ecszzA
~ W SsaEi4izsg Tacoma
q ~ EF~asea 4nf asf@- sess.o
Us.2za Il SnSA $500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

The MnSwafap Geld Mining Company
recently organized By Nessrs. Black. XII
bourne. Bsnsrs. Parsons and Others 10
operate the ldugwump mine In the Trail
creek, have sent J. IS. Young 70 thelr
property 90 pat men az the work OF
Development They have purchased a aia-
nlon5 srii, s'hieh viii De sent rp next
seek. They expect 20 operate the drill
Nrith coDprs e. air from either the War
Earle CT Iron Mask plants. which saJoin
heir nine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. r4zn. ra-Ar-tveA--Au>-
tralia. Honolulu sehr rgIlebonas. esr,v.s
haroer. Faraiiaa. YzasinA hay: schr "a
terFrise. Columbia river: ~h- WESTERN
Home, Coos bag. fsepartsa--Jeanse Her.
FchaI island. scar J. n. LEXIS. Por, Blake
ley; schr Viking. Co.'S bay: Mscxsnaw.
Tacoma: Peru. HanSxonx ana YokoAarna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New York. June Ea-Wal street. today
vas rasszv aEzke1e@ fgoSa fhe lRtaArEF
- aAcA hzS r>@sa;2y rreysza1 r. It's pre-
ctncss. aect&ed act1vtry sri = zSzz4-sa7-
tckw 4roasitsoa helnx Eotes3 far "a tsferv A.
II kh4 carry Gfte-aoaz. TIE asSasarz1szA-
taaa x1sE cox q ss0Sk fc1ss1g rNSors
fro1 washington CITY tazx fsrssa3ezr
Clsxs-an1 waS aho2s 20 sScc 80 co1xr-s&s
: ylgsrszs massage GA ssa sszeA1 es@s-
Is-~ ~~s s.1xxs 6 - ssS~A s.4khss -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

Boston, Jnne in.--The American Wool ana
Cotton Reporter win say tomorrow OF the
woea trade; Sales IN the three prsrcsoai
narksts have amounted 20 .az 80 pounds.
f.at1ao pounds domestic and lSsi 20
pounds foreign wool External market
concitions are unchanged. 4 considerable
SAMPLE business - berg 1o-e on substaa-
tally the same secured basis as last week
Sales since January /. 1895. have amounted
10 sstl-Gl5 pounds. against r4 ni 1s9
po1nes la lkss. Boston sales. i.sis 80
pounds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

gAe caaSe Yesterday There was . vita
rzsa 30 gel. ard wtfA a scarcity OK ogyfnx
orders art 20 Apparent Support the prsce
eTozs easily ans Quickly TAgxa were q
good znanr str7-iass orders. wh4eA A@-
carZe spe-2tive O. ere nrsak. ard fhe sell
gnv % these cor srshatea 10 me decline.
4 sess1r% daring The excitement was tie
wSssalny ~ THE 1asy-Ssp sernaer frosn ~
"a s. ~ADcag tbs early sarso~s az hAnd
WAS the s1w@r eanSss. L4zvarEool showing
81 decline on Srsf a4xseas aa4 Eer.sn
falling or fss1a MARKS re estimate az
the Southwestern asEEf@-zs Association rhas
Kansas w0a.8 raise Is saasss bushels. Ok
iahcs.aA s.ssW. "a ard NsnrnskA ths largest
ca -ee0ra also hasi suese Influence as al
tire continued ists@ral movement In tAs
Northwest Bat ~ this p01rs there was .
azls- Sellers wcgs aesl exhaasted. ira
ssop-ioss orders ware cat % fne way, ana
it was discovered sAaf several heavy deal
srs Rad been picking 10 zheAt On the
break. TAks persistent huytax was re-
estved with 2,arra - these VITO Rad heen
oosng The reckless Szssiz<. anE there was
= gsrsral move 10 csxsr. which sent
p<ices Up SHARPLY. The covering wAs az
celerated - a raFeo- sAat Prsstdsnt C7svs-
Land bad recognized Ciita-
Corn showed ansxreetea strength IN the
face OF The decline IN whrAt. The o7~n-
ing vas weak. dee 10 laarEaI loeal Receipts
and the weakness 81 WheAt. hui Sco1 sup
port soor developed. aa3 crises regAIae4
az the early loss
Oats we're quiet n the speculative
market througAcuf. though = sair cash
business was done. Reports % dAnAEs
Provisions were more active tAa1 FOR
some tirne past. TIE o9sninx vas weak.
In sympathy with The large hog rec-iats.
5at buying o. rark ~ the packers ssas
pEioss - ra2idiy.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Janr. &c. Ialy. Sc
Corn-June. 49,. JaIy. -Ac
oats-Jane. f7i&c, Jgiy. lac
Pcrk-Ja7e. Ef5. July. TIA
Izrd-,Jane. stiS. Jaly At1
RIbs-Jure- s1S. JAY. G7-A
Rye-x1c.
Barisy--sGec.
FlkxSeed-ssc-
Trmothy-QS
Live Stock.
Cattle took an upward turn totay. ana
sales were brisk on basis OF t5-ss7< for
common 20 extra steers. with the bulk %
trading Af s. sos3sra Nest o. the stockcrs
and feeders row offered are selling at Sd
5Sa. inferior 10 best cows. r-%<t1sss ouiis
sz9I1 with an occasional sale az III.
calves. xl5.Ie.
Hoxs-Saiss we're on a basis % Es3
- for droves averaging 80 pounds and
upward. S2feH1SS for mixed lets and
buschers' weights: aS37Ss FOR lights.
and s. sDfs5 Is for pigs. Tne offerings were
largely choice In quality.
Shee2-Trade Yves slow at s@8T-$ for
Inferior 20 choice sheep. Lambs were In
moderate demand. at 81 asfsFsla. and spring
lambs at x2Ess for poor TO common up TO
KS for good 20 prime.
Receipts-caiiis is.eso. hcgs Coo. sheep
-41e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle ard Townsend Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Mon
Gays. Wednesdays and Fridays 81 !
q N, for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
punxeness Port angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clalisn Bay and Neah
Bay, resGrn.Hg. arrives at Seattle 3 %
n on opposite days. Steamer Eyanrel
ssvss yssler dock for Port Angeles and
Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays ard FRI
cay az ESQ 7. m. arrives Seattle alter
rate days - p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
THE VANCOUVER ROUTE
STEAMER UTOPIA

SfEAMEk IANiIA
teayes TaocrnA. y rocns Seattle. yssis~
vaarf p N. Mondays and Thu~ssavs
- Per- TaErsend. AnAccrtes, rAirAaxea.
Nss NhatcCn. Rislne ard FRIDAY fsar-
eef. and kancoover. arriving N4zSoueer 4
y n. fciioN.nx CAV.
Fxre e 8lzias. s.. fare 90 Vancouver,
- - furthsr Information Apply 20 Yes
ler sAarf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

C~srzEn T1Es SA-Thsrs s&x a goo.
srzsa ana arflxe market with 1uzsz4 Elons
carr nrasS~ezy wide. ronst9eFfny < @ss
;h@ Gar f1r the uoashiy govsrnuN1t re-
sor< "a sa tszze9. sfseA Eszz&EiY creates .
narrs~. w&zxsnx sazxke. Wn@4t sSene1
wk.a tie przvzsssnx sentiment wsE n Isas
ss-A - ss<sSs Ssss E.sSs Egasxssss q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

TIE California reader. 81 the Puss-fasses
EEs-csr Vii end n en- sale daily sc cosrse
q co. $ ssattn@ery sscr~. sc Ma-k@t street.
t1xs eas block up Market street from the
CarcnEcIe ofssr~. Price &C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

STEAMER DELTA
a<mvss 0slsFsfth dock. foot % washtnx-
- street Tuesdays Thursdays anzs SAL
p1sys a o'e,ock a m, Tor kfnsssoa.
nvv.stn. IAlfwAup Pals. Hoosisport az
Cnsoc CIly. Returns alteSnsts days
u. TRoUTNAS. Master.
rsl~phons Red Isl.
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AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER pAY CITY

Leaves City dock. foot OF Main street,
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at : D.
n. for Anacortes. Fairhaven and What
CON. Returning. leaves whatcom Sunday.
Wednesday and Friday al : .. rn. Fare n
Lily. Hogardus q Co. City dock. agensA
Photo. Main 81.
w. II. Fills. owner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
VICTORIA ROUTE


AslinGton dock. leaves for Victoria ara
t0rf Townsend daily. except Saturday, ~
IL O. IA. returning leaves Victoria AZ
y q m. Steamer Idaho leaves FOR Port
f0uns<rd and way pcints daily. except
Sunday. a. a. m. sunday. direct. at
4 m: returning. direct. leaves Port
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

FOREIGN MARKETS.
financial.

Financial.
Loncon. June In.-Sliyer. 81 Sssd Con-
soils. i1sss-
New York. June fa-The Evening Pests
London financial cabsesram says. TAa
stock markets were stagnant and DUH to-
day. partly due 10 the miserable weather
and also 10 the revelation in the settle
meat OF n heavy husl account IN England
rails. which are fat on high eortangc~s-
Continuation rates for Americans are only
siz per cent, bat the market WAS fat. on
lack 81 support here or from New York
American railway bo1dgswess also weaker.
kafsirs shared iE the general dailreSs- Il
is believed. however. that n the absence
% any important influence cheap money
viii soon induce fresh squirt Ia business.
The Paris ana Berlin markets were
rather duh
Brrai~tuT< and Grains
Liverpool. Jura Nv heat--Spos easy;
demand poor: No. . red winter. So "a No. 1
hard Manitoba. r. 1ssf. No. l California.
IS sAsi. Futures opened quiet ard closed
steady: June. July, August. September.
October and November. Is.
Contamination mixed. aew. - I'D. Fu-
taEes opened quiet aDt. esss u steady: June.
July and August. Is s4a. september. IS "a:
october. - 81: November. Is I'D.
Flour Steady. limited demand. nothing
Offering. 81 Louis fancy winter. Is 81
HorS
Hops-At London: Pacific coast. 81 La.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
bxs
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
All Victoria. AT q. m. passengers re-
esiycd on hoard az a. M. June I. 1. II.
IS q Is
Fer Alaska. June I. G. IS. q. AZ a. rn.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
luset sound points. az A. m. June J. $
y Is. 6. -.
Tickets may be obtained az the cyfcs OF
TIE eonrAn at Ocean dock. Seattle.
j. +. TROWRRfDGE. Y. :. Sups
0coOnALf.. PERKINS a CO.
General AGENTS San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11
San JUAN rsLASDs.

eAS JUAN ISLANDS.
oTEANER LYDIA THOMPSON.
a. foot q Mair street. Monday. We'd
2ooosy ard Friday At a m. for Port
15grsent. San Juan Islands and New
Uhatrom- Returning. leave. New What
fTME CARD IN EFFECT JAN.
Eerta s>urd-IeAyes Seattle ! a IA:
nvw PORT TowrseD6 n. m. leaves IN
osv Ekrtor y A. a IN. leaves Roche Har-
~ ffsG .. 81. arrives ~ New Whatcom
- q n.
n l<axss Roche Harbor 10 a m. leaves
YN64y Hartor II a M. leaves Fort
<ssrs~t 3. N. arrives ~ Seattle ssS
n Thompson. uanaE~r-ouner- LILY.
DgRArdas ca, agrnts. Clty dock
Ie.eVnsne NAtn ~.
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Capt Gearge Roberta
LrsNinE Seattle fer Alaska June .. lSs.
-sc ever sasrtcen cays thsreaeser.
kSr mega ara pssSeHgs< "a tcs anriy
J. q. CARROLL Arenf
SchwAh&cher Ssck TIE Eske -
shARi.ES = PEABODY. Genera MAz-
egvr. Seattle
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Total sat~S
Total sales 81 s-ocks soszy wpr. - rs
shares i-cluafngs American Tobarco IL
s.s American Sugar 81 10. Buriing;or "a
SO. Chicago Gas s.Tas. clsesspeak. 4 Ohio
ara nssfsfffnr q 20. Louisville 4 Nash
Vile fiso Missouri Pacific Il sco. North
srn Pacific certificates n~xf assessment
paid. 1soo Pacific Mali aSA Reading
frsts 500. Rock Island 80. 81 Paul -
IN. T.. g & I. s.laa s9ashs-n Raiiroa1 e.
sa. Southern RaflFoaA preferred &ses. ST.
yer Certificates lass CO.
Pour.
rlcu--r ecssvss ftfaa, exports rs 10 bar
resx. wszk ard lover - asls wisn demand
small ard prices nominal. Minnesota
patents s. saa4.l9: winter straits, g. 20
10.
Wheat.
wheas-aseaspsx $3.50. experts TsT7s
Spot. weak. So. ! bard. %hSc. opssens
apersa steaay bit declined on active r.
casdatIen. weak cables and Increased crop
szTsrss ATS. eraF to recover AZ nooa ca heavy
buying a. CAseaEe ard local covering ca
rrsrr7r~ ~ - government cro2. A
eaeona break wss raAie - sympathy with
declines an sticks ard reports that the Eov~
eminent rssors woaE BE- nero ,sgorahte:
claee~g 1lsc ret lower: No. : r.d. closed.
sFSc: September. ss.sl3ssiscs closed. sac.
woos-oziss. es=usssie fleece. isglsc:
pulled. isc-
Petroleum.
Pssro,earn-r1rrnsr: United. E1
Metals.
pig Trsr-wsak: soatAsrn. 81 I'm:
~orthFTn. EiEls
Copper F1rn: sroksrS. szs: sr-
change. -
Tsa-oass. Straits. IL s0ci,sos plates.
quiet
s2slfer-DuH. eczestsc. s4E9AA
CcrYse-
Csree-ovtons cioset ssssty; x.y. -
rsafass lever. efksr maths Gnc64nxst "a
5 rssls,x hzzhe-- Jzne. a.. s~ptsmns-
ys1 Spot csEes. Suil. Ne :. BE- uEllG.
eussf: Cort3sx~ ss5481Se-
~ttezr.
s1x4r-azw. steady ree-st. a11st
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-11

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ISGTOS ROUTE
eTEAMER A r. robinson.
Carrying ". q Nail
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
s,reet $50 a m.. calling az south Reach.
Hgrchell Rrick Yard. f3renerton u &
Navy Yard. sidney. Charleston. Traeyton,
Calico. SiiVer1aie. Leaves Port Orchard
navy STATEN A. p. m. arrives Seattle
Ntp IA r. ~. Robinson. master. Lily.
koxArdcs 8 Co, agents. Teic9ae1s. Main
g.
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER
IcAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Regular ssilings between Puget
ports General Office. Mutual Life
building.
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roRT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INCTON ROUTE

STR AMER MARY :. rERLrY
Leaves Harrlngton's wharf. foot 81 Wash
irgton street sor South Beach. SWAN
~ro.~. Pg white. Hrrfncrton. unst~t
States Dry Desk. Charleston. Siarev
r~cs tarA Chieo. Siivsrdale. az SO u "a.
Sfuraay. - . m Supsav. : p. m re-
tErning caves SsiVcrdale az s.sS a IA
ItxFhcue. BACK e..
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L . d TRANSPORTATION ca.



L = q TRANSPORTATION ca.
WEEKLY TIME cARD.
STEAMER err OF CHAMPAIGN.
skaxzs River g1xte
leaves Seatsse-Tue10ev yun> q -
q m. Thursday. Jans Il. AZ is a r. ses-
1slseys S-ne =. AZ z noon- Leaves Nourt
Frissy. Jrne L. ara . "a. sursax r.a-s
- - m Calling A. ssanxocsi. Flr.
sza<~f CITY Mount yerror arx xwar
- -Ls.a..p going south E.nsAy az1 north
STEAMER CLAN MDovArp.
LAZY q 80 p n. except Sunday. sor
Everett and way ports. going rhrouRfs
o. Aonday: Wednesday ard FRAY trips
~s,, sJ1 x,ssss river posnss. connecting
49, sA 6 =. Wiley N2yixatze1 Co. for Taeorax
City Dock .sszmers FOR AZ point. On
~ SS<h1- Cpen al nlght- Tssepaoas.
main ~ s. G. YEEKES. Manager.
EVERETT RouTE. STR. GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday
Leaves Seattle D.. m, L m Ia m
leaves Everett I'D r. m. 10 3. "a, tn
-sundays-Leaves Seattle II = m: leaves
F2re-ssrxis trip. SO. round TIN. rs:
scnrects with boats Tor Tacoma 21d sno-
LAndins-coinaa dock. foot Of Marion
sEATTLE 4 TAcoMA NAVIGATION
p. w. Goodnue. Manager.
Telephone. Red N
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EVERETT Route. srs. GREYHOUND

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card IA erect June 1 in2
SEATTLE EVERETT AND wHArcoM
ROUTE
stats o. Washington isaves Seattle caily.
sEA sgS i ny EvkRET + ?. And e; IA CON-
Fairhayen leaves Seattle DAILY. except
s TslsSSone. Main ga r.x,er dock
PUGET SOUND q ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma ana vscsorsa. q. c.
s0amlL NJ. 'Tacsna ..IiisAr' !. sam
s;ssL M s Tsassssd "a Arl is sssa
t,yegm.Ar ne Victoria - AlLvi s->epm
This s,eamsr farnIssss nr.s-ciass accom-
rtcdations. carrying both freight and pas
senssrs. and leaves from Yszisr wharf.
@ y THoRNDYKE.
I A %ADEAC.
General Agent -. p r. r.. ssAttia
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
q Wiley raxlxalion Co.'S steamer
MCLTNCAAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave Arrive.
Ofynpia at. 81 q n Tacoma at. 81 N
Tacoma at -feHc = ms>aftie a. led N
Seattle a. 49,. Zoe mTacer1s at. % N
Tacoma at. 40 , mOiympiz at so n
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ...... ID nj Tacoma ..-.. 80 N
Tacoma 10 90 q n Olympia .... I 90 N
Olympia 80. 100 . mAacona 30 m
Tacoma ..... I'D m Seattle ....s. 1.S9 ~
Fare between Seattle ard Tacoma. >
% Main street
LILLY. BoGARDrrs a CO. Agents.
City dock. Telephone. Main 81
Capt l. Wiley. Manager.
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WHAT ABOUT BOLTERS? j?
Tieklish Question for the Dem
oeratie National Commit
tee to Settle.

WASHINGTON. July IS. 1ss6.-An i'm
portant question that viii engage rhe at
tention of the Democratic National Com
mitttee On the return of Chairman Jones
East, is what the status of national COM
mitteemen, who are openly working
against Bryan and Sewall, will be as re-
CARDS the National Democratic Com
mittee.
Several national committeeman, it is
said. are working in conjunction with the
gold Democrats against the Chicago noni-
nee. One of these is D. w. Lawler, of
Minnesota, and already inquiries have
come from Democrats of that State
whether it is not in the province of the
National Democratic Committee to de-
clare that a vacancy exists in the COM
mittee from Minnesota.
The Bryan Democrats take the ground
that when a national committeeman bolts
the party nominee, by his own act he
takes himself outside the pale of the
party, and the party of the State, or the
National Democratic Committee has the
power to ill the place of the offending
member by appointing some Democrat
from the State in accord with the