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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31
INFORMATION WANTED.

The following letter received by
the editor of this paper, can and
will be satisfactorily answered, and
we may confidently look for an
agent Of the Missouri Trust Fund
Company here in few days to ex-
anime the Hillsboro gold district:
Kansas City, Mo-, July Goth, '96'
p. j. BENNETT, ESQ Dear SIR:
Will you kindly give me what in.
formation you can in regard to the
Richmond gold mine there In
your city; also If you think the
Cyanide process is what 10 needed
to treat the ore of your district;
and do you think it wonld pay to
put ip q large plant there in con-
nection with the Richmond mine?
Do you think smelter would pay,
say OF between three and four
hundred tonsp | have every en-
couragement from the Santa Fe
people that they will extend their
railroad to your city provided we
do as we contemplate. Do you
think the other mine owners and
citizens would help a project OF
that kind along, say by taking
stock in the company, provided
the company wished to sell any.
Give me what information You
can on this snbJect and ohlige
Yours Respectfully
MIssouRI THUsr FUND COMPANY,
j N. Johnston, Secretary.
}24 Sheidley Building, Kansas
City, Mo.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31
SILVER CITY NE VS..
From the independent.

From the Independent.
Mr.. Archibald Cou sland and Miss
Maggie Murphy were married at the
Southern hotel parlors Wednesday eve
ming at 8clock in the presence OF a
small party OF friends; Rev. Il. S Cross
Of the Episcopal church performing the
ceremony.
The patent for the town site OF Cen
trail City has been received by Probate
Judge Newsham from the department
at Washington, and the lands embraced
in the site will be disposed Of to settlers,
as provided 10y the laws OF the territory ,
Ms soon an the survey can se made and
plats furnished
A. w. Hand died at Carlisle on the
evening OF August l8, Of blood poisoning
from the effect OF his wound. Abont an
hour before his death he told his sister
(who had come from Arizona) not TO
blame the officer, as he. himself, was 70
blame and that the officer had but done
what he WA compelled to do while in
the discharge Of his duty.
Chung, a Chinaman cooking for Supt.
Y. VI. MoDermott, at Steeple Rock, was
gambling with Mexican, name nm
known, last Thursday night in the Mex
lean jacal. The final pot was won by
Chung. The Mexican tried 10 scoop IN
the pot Chung objected with a "32," !"
getting the Mexican in the bowels The
Mexican Il s'ili alive and Chang has the
not
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31

The store and postoffice of
Scpar, Grant county, were robbed
by three masked men on last Mon.
day evening aboutS o'clock. John
ID. Weems is proprietor OF the
store and Rober. M;!!:scn !s post
master with his Office in the store
building. The amount of money
and goods stolen from Mr.. Weems
is appropriated at $3.50 and the
postoffice loses $50 10 cash.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31
LETTER FROM J. II, CAR
Isle.

Col. Dave Disslnger OF this
place recsived the following letter
from our former townsmap, J. d.
Carlisle:
Prescott, A. T., July 18th, 1896
Col. DAVE DIssINeER-Desr Sir;
l am In camp six miles from Pres
cott. Was In town yesterday,
and saw l.. Tressel. ltleft the
trap and twenty or thirty tin pig.
cons in my old cabin at Kingston
not the DOLBY house, but the cab
in that Bill Mckay and ] lived in.
II the klds haven't carried them
off you will find them there.
How do you like the Democrat
ic nominations? | think they are
fine. | have always been He
publican but am getting tired OF
their work. l think Bryan is
winner.
Peter Gharst ia here with me.
l have not found gold mine yet.
This hunting gold mines in Arl
zona is hard scheme. We got
three cinnamon bears and two
mountain lions about two months
ago. There is no young quail
here this year. We have had
lots of rain here in the last two
weeks.
l was down on the Gila river,
one hundred and seventy-hve
miles below Phoenix, last winter
and had all the shooting | wanted
OF ducks, quail and geese, and got
some big game besides.
Well, II you get time and feel 90
inclined. would be glad to get a
letter from you. Regards to all
the boys.
J. III CARLISLE.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31

Henry Huber, patient who es-
capped from the insane asylum here
on January Goth, 1895, has just
been heard from through the
sheriff of Mojsve county. Arizona,
who telegraphed that the man is
being held there, and has admitted
that he is an escaped patient AZ
the poor unfortunate has j, at his
residence here, he will have to
knock at the door OF the asylum in
our sister Territory for admission.
Las Vegas Optic.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31
SOCORRO.
From the Advertiser.

From the Advertiser.
DIR. and Mrs Duncan are now
in Florida eating pineapples, ano
will return to Socorro about thf
first of August,
Mr.. and Mrs. i. l.. Browne
were called to Lawrence, kas., the
first OF the week by the death OF
Mrs. Brownies father, a prominent
citizen OF that place. MIR. Bassett
leaves cons and daughters, Mrs.
Brown and Miss Josephine Bas-
aett, residing in this city, where
they have many friends to sympa-
thIse with them in their bereave-
ment
Last Saturday morning District
Attorney II. NJ. Dougherty and his
bride returned from a tour through
Colorado and Nebraska. on a visit
TO relatives IN both states. Mr..
pougherty was 10 a republican
community when the news OF
Bryan's nomination was received,
and he says republicans and dem
ocrats all turned out In joyful
demonstration. He believes Bry-
az will carry Nebraska with a
rush.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31
The Las Cruces land Office has

The Las Cruces laud Office has
given Official notice that the
approved plats OF the survey TO
T. IL W., r, Is W., and Of the I'M
surveyed portion Of I. IL s, r, III
OF the New Mexico principal meri-
dian, has been received at that
Office from the Office OF the United
States surveyor general aud that
the said plats OF the survey OF said
townships will be filed in the
Deming Office August l6, 1896, and
that on and after that date, filings
aud entries will be received Of
lands embraced in said townships.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31
THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
MEXICO

Is in excellsRt condition and ~
you are thinking OF going or send
ing 10 College, IL is TO yonr intsrest
b make full inquiry sboot the
UDiYersity. Drop a postal card
and receive catalogue.
HIRAN HADLlY
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31

as a mining camp. and expects to
return shortly, when he may iden-
tify himself with the mining indus.
try OF THE district. t.--dlobe, Ari.
zona, Silver Belt.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

The Best Salve IN the world for
outs, bruises, sores. ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped.
hands, chilhlains, corns and all
akin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by
l.. e. Movers and all druggists.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31
For SALE.

Intending to leave New Mexico
shortly, | offer for sale, very cheap,
what property have in Hillsboro
and vicinity.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31

"Wske up, jacob, day is break
ing !" 80 said DeWitt's Little
Early Risers to the man who bad
taken them to arouse his sluggish
liver. For sale at Movers drug
store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31

Says the Santa Fe New Mexican ;
"In the Territorial Supreme Court in the
case Of Peter d Ridenour ct al, plain
tiffs in error, W Chas J Price, defend
ant In error, Price was ruled TO employ
counsel. Accordingly b S Rody en-
tered his appearance for Price aud the
cause was reset for hearing ON August
20. r w. Parker represents the plain
tifTs in error"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31
HILLSBORO MINES OUTPUT.
Ontnnt OF Hlllsboro gold mines

for the week ending Thursday
July Both. 1896, as reported for
The ADVOCATE;
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-07-31
Tons.

Total output since Ian, l. 1896, ,-l4, 100.
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Albaq aerel n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-01

nfacant The course % p-cse wne f<rex-
uzzr until the last Aorr. when decided
strength WAS manifested. under tfe lead
esship of Sugar. Traders we're cfsxp-
pointed - the failure Of Isonscn rrfces 20
respond 20 rse rally rhas had oeen IN pro-
sTesz a. IRE close here yesterday. ard iai-
cal figures we're shaded tracstcnally H.
eide manipulation q sarzr became n,,sek
- evident ~ the fcw posns. and q rally
occurred % ~ TO tnssA The general mar
kes. not 50 rorsrk~tefy under sse eonsrsl
OF che professions. dealers as heretofore.
sa-ned syvrpashetka1y to q fractional
extent Up 10 1 O'Clock the srSssng was
oua and embarrassing. About that hour
sugar was again taken IN hand On very
szrge orders. and q fsirther advance MAS
engineered on X 10 NS. gain OF - per
cent from the lowest pcknt The orher
shares again fsl In tire. arsf extreme re-
coveffes took place IN the later dealings.
ranging from I % ) per cent Near The
close prices SHADED OF slightly or realixa-
fions and . rise in caA money 70 per
cent Tho list generally sese OF strong.
".n sfyhf gains The railway ard mis-
cealaneous bond market presented few
teatur-s % interest. assnouxh decided
strength was noted IN some OF rAe bonds
o. receiverskip prsvperies. The huctua-
tons in -he prominent speculative mort
gages. aithourh somewhat e-rassc were
mainly toward n higher plane. and Offset
IN pars the s1gxfnx tendency IN the higher
priced active issues TIE sales were s-sa-
go. Among the important changes were:
Atchsscn. Colorado and Pacific frses. ad-
vance ): Northern Pacific Montana nrsts
trust receipts. decline, s.
Government bonds advanced SHARPLY
on investment purchases OF -. 600. Sill
yer certificates reacted sariy 20 sSSc. but
rallied 10 esisc near the close. on dealings
OF 81 90
Money and Exchange.
Money on can. steady st li76s per cent:
last loan "a. Closed e72sz per cent: prime
mercantile paper. s3s per cent. Sterling
exchange arm, with actual business in
bankers bills ~ $40 for demand and
NS for sixty days. posted rates. $3.50
4&s1 AMI $Ass74 ss,k commercial bills,
A.ssA. Silver certificates, ass0aso
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. July 2i.--W7hest ruled quite
active during the early hours. but little
interest was displayed later. tire range cor
the day being sxza&c. The feeling mani
tested Sc The start was quite strong. and
the market, after opening where Il ieft OF
Yesterday, advanced is@ssc. eassd OF
ss6z<c. changed .sofsie. and closed With
ixe7I6r advance. The market received lie
initial strength from the weather map.
which showed a renewal % the rains In
The winter whsa. belt. especially IN Ne
brazka. A rather firm tone to cables gave
the market some strength. The out In
speera,. was liberal, ard 81. Louis. stror z
ana higher. also AIDED 81 Tire advance. ST.
Louis was an active buyer early. but solf
December later Northwest receipts were
moderate. The market was further helped
by the weather forecast. which predicted
showers for Northern Illinois tonight and
cooae- Saturday. Closing Liverpool cables
quoted spot steady and unchanged and
futures steady to I'd lower. Duluth stor-
aga a exvecfei 70 decrease this week KS
90 bushels and Minneapolis increase 10. 90
bushels
Cora opened weak on the large receipts.
The reduction In rates BY some ~ tire
Western roads was also a factor. as were
the rains in the West and favoraoEs crop
prospects.
Oass were fairly active and unsettled
The opening Was rather easy. but adj
vsrce9 nc with wheat and corn and on
good buying by local parties
Tae provision market opsaed Esrus On
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WATER FRONT NOTES.
Movements or Steamers and Other
Notes OF Interest to Marine Men.

Notes OF Interest to Marine Men.
Capt. s. NJ. Garrison spent yesterday
In Victoria.
Tug wanderer took coal at the Gilman
bunkers yesterday.
Steamer Utopia took out 200 sheep for
Vancouver Thursday night.
Steamer I'naiiHa arrived from San
Francisco yesterday afternoon at
o'clock.
Bark Columbia was towed into Port
Elakeiey Thursday night BY the tug
Pioneer.
British shin PInrnore, 2.2ss tons, is now
ct Portland loading wheat for the United
Kingdom. Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk.
steam schooner Iakme began loading
30 tons OF Black Diamond coal Yesterday
afternoon. At the Oregon Improvement
coal bunkers
ship j. n. Brown. i.soT tons, now az
Nanaimo. has been chartered b. John
RosenfeiGs Sons TO load coal there Tor
San Francisco.
Steamer waiia waila sailed for San
francisco yesterday morning az O'Clock,
with the following LIST u passengers:
Vida Campbell. f. w. Delaney Mrs. j.
=. Obertuffer and child, ~. G. Thomson.
Mo 5y Mrs T e Connolly ~, Nrs ~. baker
Airs. J.. Simpson, 4. =. lie BalfssttT, 9.
r. TAYLOR, jr.. J. " Church. Mrs. Church
q A. Pipaer, Charles E.Skie. q. T. Parker.
John NJ. Burnett. Mis. II Gevan. Miss
NJ. Otey. Gerald otey. L. r. fioapt. Miss
o. r. Church, e. T.. Foye, Miss Anrse
Ke~er, q. J.. Bayley. Mrs. .. II Wood,
John NJ Lane. y. r. l.lebes. Mas RAN
ken. G. A. Maydweil Miss II, Msyaseil.
Miss r A. Gilmore. II. ~. AfiieT. II. u.
West Miss n. Reed. Hrs. -, Green. ].
II. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. r. ~. Stons
and mali. William Jones ". Campbell.
n. A. We've. Miss T. Anderson. r.. g.
oherteuffer and thirty-four sfeeraze-
Steamer City OF Topeka sailed for Alas
ka yesterday afternoon 81 I'D o'ciock.
She was weii loaded with freight. and car.
RED twenty head Of cattle and tNsut
sheep Among taF passengers was q. =
Sganhope. who Will 20 80 Cock inlet for
fhe body % W. II. Parsons. o. Seattle.
recently drowned IN the AHnAnifra river.
Those who went up On TIE Topeka we're
Mrs g. III. Abbott, Mrs. j, ~. Etuers Airs.
49, X Black. Mrs NJ Lesser. Mss q. ~
Lesser Mrs II. l.. Mcdonald. r. =. Rob
snson. Miss Jennie Mason, HrA. =.
Htsxhes MrE aartoTi Mizz seanion. Ella
Sarfor4 Fritz Quasi Stsa Stella O. Dom
neil Miss A. e. EtT.ch. AIRS. >. ID. King.
W l. MetcaJf, G.. G.. McMaEou. :. II. Az
new, Miss Il. a. Morris. J. r cuiard, IL.
w Rogers. r. e.. Mayor. = III. Mayor p
I Robbins Mrs. 4. IcAuiiM, q. r. gf4n-
hope. charies Hatch. 1sss Annette Rice.
q. A Beetles. Taeodore n. Jameson, Miss
NJ Maynard Miss Bennett. Miss ~ Dix
on, Mss Allan. Mise alartsn. MiSs Ada r.
WEegsnd and four Storage. The Tops-
Ia wlu as usuai. 20 20 Glacier bay ear
rying several tourists on the round trip.
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Boston. July sl.--The Boston Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow of the wool
market: There has been no development
In trade this week. The market IS still
depressed. Sales OF territory are little
larger because holders have accepted
lower figures. Prices on these woods have
never been lower. Fine and medium are
selling together on a basis OF sc clean.
Fgeeces are pretty generally held out OF
the market. There Is little more feeling
around In the market this week. and the
general prediction Is that prices have
toached bottom. Except on fieeces they
have certainly never been lower. The sales
of the week are 1,i3,ooo pounds domestic
and 30, 600 pounds foreign. against $4,000
pounds foreign and s,7T7.5e0 pounds do
mestic for the same week last lear. The
sales TO date show a decrease OF an,sfS, e6s
pounds domestic and %. 800 pounds for
eign from the sales to tho same date In
1875. The receipts TO date show decrease
of 1na72o bales domestic and $500 bales
foreign.
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.<~ ~ -, Zach day during the week.
TTsere are X business failures reported
from The Canadian dominion shss week.
rror- than last week. u more than IN the
eorres spending week last wear. ana more
than In the ike week q 7Sa
Hrad.srcess~ stock Review.
R-asssreefs review OF the New YORK
stock -nArkes viii say tomorrow: Wsase
low records were made IN the prices ~
many stocks early this week. ana wniie
TIE subsequent rallies hsve been faesef-
ate. a change has occurred n TIE temper
q speculation On TIRE exchange. The Se-
clsnes were not accompanied BY demon
aliz&tlcn. ard fhe fear % panic, 50
prevalent IN the preceding fortnsShs. mas
disappeared. Ia fact. the Sepresssons
were more the work ~ ranapaiatsve eyer
ssons working GA the bear side sAan tse
result os iluasdasson Lack % pubic sn-
ferest In current speculation. however,
gave opportunity for such maneayering.
and though fsonfon SEEMS Inclined 10 buy,
there - no outside support. and the mar
ket has been and continues purely pro-
fe<sionai enc. so far as its quality IS con-
cernsG. The change Of feeling which the
street has displayed -, however. more Inn
pcrtanf than any slight improvement IN
the quotations. IL Is due 10 the energetic
ard successful steps taken ny the banks
ard bankers here and elsewhere 20 re-
store the treasury gosd reserve ana 20 pdt
a check upon Gosd exports. In both re-
spects the financial interests engaged in
the work have been completely success
eal. The further alleged fac; that large
importing interests arc also ia sympathy
with the arrangement may have an Inn
portant effect
The Inactivity OF the Investment bond
market and the unwillingress OF Investors
70 DO anything. even IN the hest class c<
municipal Investments. has been referred
TO before. starting evidence Of this con-
sIition was Afforded by the practical fall
ure - the sss per cent. bond issues offered
hy the cities OF New York and brooklyn.
Crop prospects, though on the whole
excellent. have received scant attention.
and the street Is not particularly TIM
pressed with the outlook for railroad
earnings in view Of che shrinksge Of
mercantile business and the consequent
falling of Of trafsic. The features of the
actual market have been mainly the
stocks which are the favorites OF specu!a-
tive and professional manipulation, nota-
bly, Sugar.
Bank Ciearances.
The following table. compiled hv Brad
streets. shows the total ciearances at the
principal cities and the percentage of In
crease or decrease. rs compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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Rural Nav yorker

TaSs ore ounce OF camphor gum. enc
ounce Of corrosive s0hliInate. one pint ef
oil 81 turpentine: grind tho suhlimate
thoroughly. pat into strong bottle. AMI
add the camphor gum Pour on the tur-
rentlne and shake occasionally. IL should
be At for Use in thirty-six houra Heat =
piece Of iron and drop q fsw Drops ON It
in the stable. Flies may he driven our
in the same manner by dropping . few
drops on a hot stove ia. BY following
these directions every other day. think
any one VIII soon be rid OF flea
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San Francisco. July si---Arrived: Belsic.
HonkNoag and Yokohama Sailed. Arsgo.
Coos bay: Hyderabad, Queenstown.
Hoquiam. July D.-Speciai.-Sa Sailed
Echrs Mary and Ida and G. r.. Wilson.
from Aberdeen for San Francisco. Ar
r4ved-str Del Norte. from San Francisco
for Houulau
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


S~x York. July zL-lSugsr stock was the
v,s,-o. ~ :c.say's speculation, and figured
- e 40 shares out % an aggregate deal
az ~ s=<srt 81. 90 shares. The greater
r,r,,ns-.son e< the business was transacted
in The afternoon operations. Aside from
81. Pau. which was a poor seeord 30
sTSsr tn point % activity. the average
,,,,xer,,~r. OF ere general list was inssg-
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.rs.r.gpslons are rolling ia. Bring
Today. For sz-s8 cash tn ad-
IN -. paliy and Sunday Pogt-Intsili-
49, ~sr VII be delivered 70 any address
ssn gen, exayeulber IS. Ths Weekly P.-I. will
- 49,, ssnt for tbs same period . any address
Ief $3.50 yoursesg posted on al this news
ssa..ts and the country AZ large for =
=. go. Get yosr subscription in early.
- >. "a. vou won't miss any OF the news
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soR THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA.

he steamer 1.AKME VIII leave
sssu'c on or about August 81 for
g Alehaels. connecting with tha
esaner r. 3. weare for Circle City and
ssrs c0eahy. and stopping a. all mining
camps on the river
Ihss In the only route 20 the Yukon
nsnfs hy which the dangers and hardships
Gan Be avoided. Passengers take steam
re mines Fcr rates etc. snniy 10
S0ETH AMERICAN TRANSpCRTA-
TON AND TRADING CO.. Schwabach-
G's Wharf. Seattle wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-01

X IS Impossible 10 improve q f1orze's
feet with such contrivances as hoor-ex-
panderz. unless the cause Of the confrae-
ton be removed. The most common
causes are chronic inflammation OF their
snsern2l structures or bad shooting. IN
esgnatfon 70 contraction should be care
faEiy guarded against. by making tins
animal wear shoes that allow tina frogs TO
bear q fraction OF his weight By ne
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qaensiy lowering the heels. which a1u
apt 20 get too high. and nv thinning anA
rasnsnx the walls and soses. which Arr
both disposed TO ger too strong. At night
envelope the hoefs In wet swaAs. and
have the soiss stripped carefully.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE
STEAMER Utopia

STEAMER UTOPIA
ssssses Tacona. l. noon. Seattle. Yesier
p m. Mondays and Thursdays
Efe.t Iewnssn6. Anacortes. Fairhsven.
aateem. blaine and Friday Har-
n following eay
-. % blaine. So. fare 20 Vancouver.
~ wakrf.
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L 8 h TRANSFORMATION CO.


-a'~s IN III AeF tdAMfAlNN.
SksGit RIVER Route
: ssses Sratsie--Mondsy Juiy e. az 70
Wednesday. July -. at II a m:
SeSns Yernon-Tuexaay Jniy = a. n
sndAy. july &. At g. N: Saturday.
f.kss, ], ~ ,, m. Calling a StSnwooa
~ S<ssst City. Mouns Vernon ana Ayor,'
assp soing south Sunday ana rcr;h
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-01

UERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle a. m. II m, >. m.
Leaves Everett $50 o. m. s:So y. m. f:so
IN
oandays-Leaves Seattle II q. m: leaves
Essfest p. m.
rare-Ssngie trip. 7sc: round trip. 81 s..
eennects with boats fer Tacoma and eno-
Aenish.
Landing -Colman deck. foot OF Marion
ctrpet
RATTLE a TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY,
r. w. Goodhue. Manager.
Telephone. Red ~.