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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-25
THE TUFA QUARRY.
Some Fine Engineering by w. j..
Holmes.

ADOut q year age W. j.. Holmes
missed II train at one OF the small STA
tious on the line of the V. & r. r. r..
and had to walk to the next station to
get a team and reach Carson.
On the way he discovered the ou.-
groupings Of a peculiar stone which
on investigation proved to be a large
quarry of what is known as volcanic
tnfa, ore Of the most valuable build
ing stones in the world. He was "A
man Of great experience 10 building
stone and spent several hours examin-
ing the frd.
AS a result Of his missing the train
a large q~uarrying plant is now in op-
GRAFTON at the spot AID twelve men are
employed getting out dimension stone
for the San Francisco market. T g
quarry is opposite the ruins Of the Oh
Merrimac mill on the Carson river
1t is about 100 feet higher than the
track and it is 700 feet from the quarry
to the cars.
The stone after b~iBg III out with
channelling machines is taken I'D by
a derrick whose upright is IS feet
high. 1t ia geared by h lf-inch steel
cables and can lift a piece OF rock
weighing Is tons bodily ont of the
quarry, slide it down the big spe
sion cables and land it on The fat
ears. The two big cables which swing
above the river from the quarry to fhr
track are 23-ihch steel cables capable
of carrying $50 tons.
The blocks of stone when they are
swung clear by the immense derrick
and placed on the cable way, glide
down the declivity in fifteen seconds.
going by their own gravity. The der
rick can lift a Y. & I. locomotive bod
lily and swing it in air as easily as it
could a baby carriage.
The power is all furnished by water
running a 6O-inch turbine wheel of
the Jadeau pattern, a French inven-
ton. The wheel furnishes 900 horse
power to the air COMPRISING engine.
oiN WIS C'i HlSSS't ciI l'''~ Tue FNN
engines at the quarry and also the
drills. The engineer IN overlook
everything from his T,-t md a touch
on the different levers controls thr
works.
He can deposit a 10 ton rock on a
car, 700 feet away, as easily as a
w0man would set down a basket of
eggs. The engines are also built so
that they could run by steam if any,
thing happened to the water supply.
The tufa has a crushing strength,
nearly equal to granite and it is so
light that it requires IS cubic Feet to
make a ton, while u cubic feet of
granite weighs a ton.
The stone is easy to work and
hardens with exposure. The anchors
">r the hfr Ca.1tas ar amhoIaod ~
feet in the solid rock and would stand
double the strain. The pipe that con-
Veys the Air to the quarry is hung
over the river on a suspension bridge.
All the planning of The various mo-
chanical appliances, that enable -
men to quarry so tons a day were de-
and put in by w. J. Holmes
n shows the highest quality of prac,
teal mechanical skill. The
known as the Nevada Tufa Com
panv, are now shipping rock to San
Francisco daily, and shortly expect to
grind up the output of their cvps1m
quarry with the same machinery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-25
ALL SORTS.

Ell. Walsh lift for the Bay last
evening.
Secretary of State Howell returned
from below yesterday.
Tho Dutch Of South Africa intend
to fight Great Britain.
Gilbert Briggs has opened a new
hotel in Redlands, Cal.
There were a couple of small run
Always on the street yesterday.
Every day loads of lumber and pro-
visions are started for Pine Nut.
Fitzsimmons and Corbett are grad
ually drifting apart like estranged
lovers,
Col Bob Heating is mentioned as
the next Superintendent of the Hale
and Norcross.
Mills made another strong speech
for his Cuban resolution in the Z. s..
Senate yesterday.
jim Benton has sold Is Columbia
bicycles to Is people who know a good
thing when they see it.
Leslie Bell has the most elaborate
show window now on Main street, It
is dressed" every day.
To rent or lease The Winnie ranch
For particulars call on or address
Mrs. +. Winnie, Carson Nevada. ml2
If Uncle Sam don't soon recognize
Cuba, she will presently reach a place
where she Will not need any recogni-
ton.
Senator Blackburn of Kentucky has
returned to Washington. He thinks
that no Senator will be elected until
the Legislature Of 1898 meets.
1t is amusing TO note the v~irtuous
ndignitation of the California Press
Oh learning that the Examiner was
Settihg $1,000 from Huntington.
Foftug aese laborecs on the Ha-
wallan islands are feeling the jan
anese competition so acutely that thev
are talking of emigrating to Africa.
For Sale. Mrs. Il, B. Cavell has
'ne following for SALE. horse, cart
ano harness single and double har-
ness and saddles. Also household
furniture.
Johnny Meyers reached New York
yesterday and will fall into Carson on
sunday morning from mis- Switzerland
trip. He has crossed the Alps three
times since leaving here, going over
the same road Napoleon took with his
army.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-25

Smiths Cash Store, San
Francisco, is a busy big De-
partment Sto1 e-full of things
to eat-thinss to wear-to use
IN your house-on your FARM
or IN any other business. They
help pay freight at their ex-
Pense in March. Home Circle
-monthly---that tell about it
copy free--send quick!
TIM
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-25
The Indian Liquor Cases.

Antoine Marsenie pleaded guilty of
selling liquor to Indians in the Z s.
Court yesterday. He was sentenced
10 hve months in the Storey county
Jail.
W others for a similar offeDse GOT
10 months and a fine Of S15.
Rlckety Kate pleaded mot guilty.
and will be tried tomorrow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-25
For Over Fifty Years.

MRS Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has
0een used fo- children teethtng, It
sooths the child. softens the gums.
alays all pain, cures wind collie. and
the best remedy COR Diarrhoea
twenty-five cents a bo.,le.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-25
The Weiiand Saloon.

whitney has assumed control of the
Hand saloon, which he proposes to
run strictly up to the times. He will
ais Use the best liquors aud ci. Ire
and line old Government whiskey
slides down your throat like
vi, tlckllng your palate meanwhile
Gall and see Handsome Whit" FIJI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-25

"nen D''y was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for C,s.ori.
"hen sne became Miss, she chung to Castor;a
When she had Children, she gave tbsn, c.a..-,-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-25
The Grand jury.

The U. s. Grand Jury adjourned
Yesterday until Monday. What has
Deer done in he way of Indictment
canno be learned, but from general
appearance of things there has been
no signs OF action in directions most
in need of it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-25

hlng Meneleck thinks the terri
tory he rules ' e belongs to him. and
not to Italy. The Romans appear to
have no more Caesars on deck now to
conquer the blacks.
The trial of Jameson and bis raid.
ers was resumed in London Yesterday
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE rasfssc a k<~s1y wsrre1 ~ = ~
err rssnxser to parties rsrxHssTA1-x = =
egsnzs II ms Eazttzs Fass~lfszsts - =.
s1rssxgs tt1m <oss0wzsE<s y - are 80
sastksrsfse zrzxsszz 2x1xss = t1t rS*
Ixsesz xezsr~r- vsx-s ;. \ &resa- ,
Tsw.ey AL G. r PEEK. Trx cO~s ~
apsszy - resz<sxf sxszsz . trs@ 49, - =
50 sxorthxess Ter e ss1sszEaSteTs. ~
xre Is Al Eases x1fseFfze& = TIE -
scrspssors fer re DAILY SOY $50
sorss = Czs&rS~+ ~ 2 EzHssys -
r. rzrrs srs ~ " Ezssx
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS or TIE
YUKON RIVER Alaska

TIE Steamer EXCELSIOR wnf i~svA
Seattle CT Or ahous June = fer 81 IL
craSlfs c1MLeGz2Eg Wssa fn@ GtAaysar -
4 XssYs for FORT Cudaky. stopping =,
a. Mining camps or ire river
Tass is ire only route 10 TIRE Yakr-
rrlnsx b. which ne eanEsFS ard hareshsrs
car be avoided Passengers take mtsarra-
ers A. Seattle ard AIRS Landed arecfly Al
re rulnez- Fer rates. etc. Apply 70
NORTH AMERICAN TRANsPoRTA-
TON AND TRADING co. ScnwafA-ss.
ers wharf Seattle WASH.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Tine Card IN effect June L =

Tine Card N effect June L -
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND wHArCQ&
ROUTE.
state OF Washington leavSs Seattle -
exeeps saturday. AZ - ?. N -.
SEATTLE. EAf.kE ASu Ia -
NER ROUTE.
raiv5aysn leaves Seattle ssiar. 49,
Sansay. a. a. ~. -
Tnlanhane. Nj -. fessef -
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DEATHS AID TxsEaAIs-

Tgg Sg8EE-sn ss&fts4. TEefsAs =
sz& e z2s ssssz1@ xseHsfes -. :
zeaxs-
TIE faaerzs vs. hs hesS tstz aft1Esses1
~ ose3sex a. gsese<sroTess sssf-szs- -
.svrnsst g Lake Siew cezssfsTT
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rrswrxr~r xyrxvr~Ex~r. cez<z1s Sg-<aT,
NIL - e - zsss - z. = E1A-Ess-
bgeNs< o So.
rsFx<r-xr ses*.s@. zSxe 6 ia = -
vs. e T. II I1egx. . 4z1E1-sE-
r%zcfg .rsz Fssr-Ts ST. zzs 2r. Gre
a Esesx Es.I.Sesn. 8z@4 Seesss@ AFssS1'
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THE VANCOUVER RouTR

STEAMER UTOPIA
Leaves Tacoma. Z noor. Seattle. yeG1u
wharf. D m. Mondays and Thurxssy
for pn~s Townsend. Arac0ytes. FA1rt9yM
New whateorn. Blaine ard rrs3ay -
Hor. ard Vancouver. arriving fAncouv1
.. m. followtrx day.
Fare 20 Blaine s.. fare 10 yazco4yN
q Fer further information sppiy . -
go waa~S
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Il <r<r~ = TNEEr< $3.50 -
-eesxss arssr fSsese k@a nxs- - Ez7Ss
s6pzsx - sesx a. RS bEHEssz eef
1.s Ssgx~. - e@A2rx@ e E131s - 49,
xefsrEs
=
esrf 49, ssss-zsesrsz az - k1s<EN1 - -
~zfk e e rFx4s r@r Exs ear - -
g~v-FsrTE-ss Is - y ~ -
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Aeverrfrsrse<rS uxsee~ the had - I<sssf.
YoDre, For Sale. Fer Hem arc Siinsfsf
Esr.sd w45t ~ f1s4FTea ~ tie rate g !
cent a u1f5 each Insertion FaNaseot -
WAYS Sc &1yanes NJ aver aserc&EE -
exlax1 ser lesz than Is efEtA
xOTrCr-Tha business crscs q re
Post fssse5ssg e1cer = o1<r nEsA - = -.
essrxsy r1S.rs D = n 70 80 p. r. Az
ss 3 n n slssssee6 aSEeFtzSsaaszsss -
Be rse<fYs1 % 70 TITS tine.
Adyerftssrnsnfs VII be rsc3sreS ~
krnrfE r<rcee n ths Pest Int sEs.rccg
TACOMA BffEEAJ-No- IL Pac Sc
6xerue
PORT TowSsEx D--w lilssn J. Jorss
Etg.I fxfsHAM HAY-sen Wfatcc-n.
O. Fl. Culver. NsrsEer.
OLYMFfA-xfTs, k2ta strssL Char -
Watson. Agent
n. sororfrx letters await s1vertsers
II 4 fss&s <fy1eN.
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rfxsrx &C sc xza - pad fer mfr
aszfsen fsz4sna - TIE arrest AID eorysS-
tor - any ere stang coSts q -
Tsss-T~ss1s,ss~es 8e<ivsre1 - sAzzserT5ers
strsaEbcst tte csTy.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Z =. MAIL

STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Csaisraita dock. foot Of w.
Ten street. Tues days thursdays -
peri Gamble. Ssaaeck Brinnon. I'll:
rewstto fsEfsSwaap Falls. Hrct~N -
TTrgor CITY. Returns sitevpass -
u. TROETMAS. nn1eek
Telephone. Red 81.
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PAcrrrc coAsr srEAusHr. d

DISPATCH steamers from seasfss = a
icws-
For S4z Frareiseo. via Port Tswr.,
znI EAesc-za al a. IT, spasxenxex1 4
csve3 @ coa-1 a. n m-a Jgne L {
IS. =. ~
For Alaska. Ja-e l. & ~ n atsaa
Frcza Szz ErznctScc for Victoria -
Plgez Sound Ese4E1ss az a. u, Juao 4
IL is, =, -
Tickets nay &c obtained az 10 60
the ccnr4zy az Ocean dock SATIN
J. z. TROE BRIDGE p. q ~
GOCOu4LzE- PERKINS CO.
Gerer2l AxszeS Saa Fr2re4Dca
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NOTICE Or sHERIFE~S SALE-Ez the
Superior Court o< tbs SAFE of WASH
irsgton. for the County OF King.
Clifford J. An1r-ss. plaintiff. vs. Rob
e-t EuSh4ri ard Anna NJ Husband his
wife. defendants. No. lsN
Tr5er ard by virtue Of a SPECIAL exscu-
ten issued out % the above named court. IA
the above entitled cause. AM 10 me direct
ed and delivered. have duly levied upon
the following described real proper 81
ua1e1 IN King county, Washington. 70 Tst:
Tracts ID An1 IL IN Yves. seattle Five
Acre Tracts No 3. pla- of which IS REG
orie6 IN the aG1ito~s Office. King county.
Washington.
Notice = therefore hereby given
that OF Fri1ay. the 81 day %
July 12as a. the hour OF 10
o'clock 4 m OF said say. az The front
door % the courthouse. in the city Of
Seattle in sad King county, I viii sell
the above described property a. public
auction. 20 the highest and best bidder.
for cash.
Dated this md day % June lssS
At. VAN DE TANTFSR.
Sheriff.
White. Munsay & Fulton. Attorneys.
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL. AMER.
IcAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Regular salisngS between Puget
sound ar Central AnRrfcaa
poffs. Gezsr&I Office. Mutual Life
e24.4lxS.
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A6vex@sser. Sesarfnx q spa1y a4verzsas-
r~egssx change fer TIE Sunday ssxiz@ q 3
Asne - e1py ~ 9'eA-z1 6sessSzT - =
f9fs ckarga-
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STEAMERS.
FLY On THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
IL ore hour ard twenty-five ntnrteA
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattle-TacouaA
route - follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY T.
TINE CARD.
Single fare. Sacs round trip. sc.
Leave Ssattle-s:E. U.i5 a. H.. 9.$s. s1S
p n.
Leave Tacouz-s75a a n: !. "a. ? n.
SUNDAYS
Leave SEATTLE a m. IL m: y n
Lave Taccrss-sso a. IN. SO 80 ?. m
ra-dlnx az Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma, ard Commercial dock foot OF Ma
rion street. SEATTLE
Sundays. steamers Flyer and state %
Washington. fare Soc
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coNpAw
sTEs GARLAND AND EVA

S.4s.t. ART Tcwzse-1-<eah -
Steamer ksariAE.6 i-2sss ysslsr a~A
cav. HzSr4z&Eyz z=5 r~tf~-
a n tc~ PER- Taxzsen3. pcr- TwS
T9zawsezasS. Eax. Angeles. Ps-f -
Cestgs5urx. PyshE- Cskllzz Rzy 80 r.
Bay. zeEEKn-a.. a-rz.e~ A. Se~s,ts ~
RI CT opposite 5ayA >zea-er
caves. Tsslsr 6eek e Pu<s Aseel1 y,
ykr.9rsA NozGxs&. wesansszays ~ ~
Sav a. sSs , m. arrives SsssfS e
rate tAys 10 ? -
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-rTy TREASuRER's NOTTcE-NCyTrr.r
il hereby given that THE first animal
irstafIraent az local improve ra~rse gfxf~fre-
No s. for The Improvement Of WfIou
"a the city % Seattle. from B-oaaway
10 the east margin o. Kenny street en-
der The prey stems Of ordinance No z go
which provides for the Improvement a.
said street. b. Grazing the same ara
s-0nstrsctznE ssdeWalkz thereon. and pro-
va4fng for the payment therefor IA In
sfaFlry1enEs snd establishing fur5 f0-
s1ca payment b. IRE }syyiuE and eoilar-
fion ~ SPECIAL easements upon the
All rruvis8ng fer the sssuane. 81 hor,ss
a. zlthorize2 ~ an 49, II ire 5ezisfaf1lTs
az ire state % Wasn aEtGu sp8rrss-as4
Marcia p tsss- ar4 under the yrowFzsens
sf Ordinance No. 3-s8 approved MAJ
1ses as mrrerae3 ~ ordnance No : a.
snrgoTe1 jars II. ls<f. has heer autv So.
s#ass 10 rae fer collection zrS fhs -
xrserEve SUMS fheresz charged ara te,-se,4
arasrsf each p4reel an7 Joe % lsrf ers
r-3rF thereof. n sail district in rssTyrra-t
~ sacn Enstas5rrent remains ssrrrzId 49,
Ire szrne fuC4uGscg Sc Interest - -.
wno3~ amount charged must - rzzfs -
a. before ths @~d aag o. Jusg -. -
les rawr2sus - maze on su~h 1871
rss-rt On or before TIE sr1 say ~ FesT,,
fsss rns szE7e stall become 8eIErcs,s-f
z~3 shaW bear interest az F+F 80 - .
r-@- cent E@r RrDzrn untu rafs -
h uot patG before sd .zFue. 3 rsns5.x,
cf ewa 81 per e&nG sra ~ 49, nr4
tne ssmss asssn12eut sasIi Be sn;ere.s "a
80 annuAI TAX ral for shA essvrs-,.
vs-sr against each iof ard narceE - as-tI
ans part tEer@cf. desirs3ssA-s svf
a8th ia fmtefssf ar1 oenzstv sssr -
collected - other taxes. .o~efEer us5sE
sEscn additional charges or Yena8fsex a.
are au-Aarfzess 70 - rnArx@8 ana ecfss.sf
- OF cher GE3E1CaeEf tzTa4 a~d e-s@k
l0t or parcel q lans 80 1elssaasnt sf7sil
- scl4 for IRE auoxnf ~ sgsch sEaa1S-
rsers. wstA interest penalty ard COILS
70 IS ra&nFsF proyf5@a Hg kaw
GEORGE = NEArEgAM
City Treasurer % the City Of s@atesa.
Cx.s % era c.o44ca--sa IsSs Z La.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASUREE'S NOTTCE-NOTTCE
IS hereby eiyea that the first annual in
stzlinsns Of local Improvement 3fstr1ct
No. g. for the lmproEs nfens OF Pike. IA
the city Of Seattle. from Front street
10 west ufargsn OF Seventh strest. Urier
the provisions Of ordnance No. : $50
which provides for the improvement OF
sad street b. cGTbing and paving the
same. and provs5iDz for the payment
therefor IN EnsszliTents and eStznis sn-
Ing 81 fund for suc2 payment hy the le-
vy-ng AMI collection OF special assess
meats upon he property nensoie1 ~
the Improvement. and providing for the
issuance OF bonds as authorized ~ n
act Of the legislature OF Ehe state OF
Washington. approved March 8. lsS3.
and anser the proyss-ors OF ordnance
No ass approved May I. 1894 az
sme15ed by ordnance No. $50. APPROX
ed July Il. Iss4. has been duly certified
70 ne for collection and the rsgDec-
tive sums therein CHARGED and LEVIED
against each parcei q iot or land. and
part thereof. IA sad district. IN pay
merit OF such ms taliment remains ~
pzd ard the same. including he ~
terest on the whole amount charged
Bsust Re paid or or before the Srd day OF
July. tsSs. Unless payment Dc made on
such ErEral inert or or before the 1ri
day OF Jaly IssS. the same shall Re-
come delinquent sn1 shall bear interest
a. the rate % per cent per Anu4m
urtil paia. ard i not PAID before sad
tine. a penalty Of Ave - per cent shall
b. ea3e1 and The sums delinquent Shzw
be entered on the annual tax roi5 for
The current year against each lot and
Parcel OF kani. and part thereof 50 De-
ffrouenf. and wlth the interest and pen
ATTY shall he collected as other taxes
foget bsr with sEcA af2 sseual charges
or penalties as are authorized 70 be
charged ard eollectsa on other Aelin-
sssaeur taxes and each lot or uareei %
Land 80 delinquent shall De sod for the
amount Of s8cb assessment. With inter-
est. penalty sn1 costs. IN the manner
rroys1e4 By l2w-
GEORGE ? MEACHAM
CITY Treasurer Of the City OF sadie
rafa Of first publication June ! issS
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L & 3 TRANSPORTATION CO.

L & 3. TRANSPORTATION co.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.
STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
Sk>t River Route
Leaves Seattle TUESDAY June p a. 3
8 u-. THURSDAY june II. a. % A. n sal
ur3ay. June =. az u noon. Leaves Mount
vernon Wednesday June 10 az r. m:
Friday. june y. a. 2 2. m. Sunday. Jane
II. a. p n Calling a. StaDwoo4, Fir.
SaGgt City. Mount Vernon er1 Avon
GTulallp going south Sunday and north
TUeSeayl
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wAQ.
ISGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.
Cayr~srx T. s. NAL.
On Port Orchard ard rorf Washsa1ssl
s.rest $50 A. n, ealing 1T South B1oeA
purvr4if. Brick Yard. Brem~rtcn. 9. I
Navy Yard. sidney. Chsriessnn. TrncysDs
Chirs. Saver3ais Leaves PORT 0rchofi
raw station a. p. "a. arrives seo3lll
a. d. N. < ~ Robinson, master In
RowarSscs a Co. agents TelcphoEa Mnk
81
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STEAMER CLAN n.DoxALp.

Daily az $50 2. m. except SUNDAY for
Everstt and way ports. going fnruu n
on Monday. Wednesday and Friday trips
80 Snohuulsh river potnfs. connect rrr
WITH :. y ilIsy Navigation Co. for Tacoma
ard Olympia.
City Dock steamers for al points on
the sound open ali nsght Telephone,
Main v. ;, @. YERkES. Manager
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Pacific Cast Steamship roaraxyo
STEAMER AI-KI.
Al newly rsaTgsd. rew upper deck ca16l
ard new ard coune<iioas zecon6snn
passenger GcEaTnclasians VIII sail ~
Seattle. Tune =. az n IA. ealing e
VICTORIA.
NARY ISLAND. KETSHrKAN
HUNTERS BAY. WRANGEL
SrrMTrE-M. It- SEAT and
DOUGLAS ISLAND.
IF TR0WTRInGE
Puget Soas5 Saaer1nten1eHt
Seattle e~srs Ocs1- @ark feet ~
street Tstsphore. MAJ u
Goo6zIi. Perkins 4 Co. general agent
San Francesca
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MLLT<0MAH
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave Arrive
Olympia al. % q N Tacoma at. W N
Tacoma at. g 20 n Seattle a. Zoo m
Seattle ~ 80. 10 p n Tacoma at. 3sH . IN
Tacoma at. $50 n Olympia at. $50 N
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ..-... 20 . N Tacoma -. 3 80 a N
Tacoma 3sa a N g5vrspla - ! 90 , m
Olympia 10 , n&acoEna 49,. SEQ 2 m
Tacoma ...s SD 2 n Seattle ...... Z % . IN
Fare between Seattle ard Tacoma. Is
cents Landing a. Seattle City dock. Foot
Of Nan street.
LILLY, BoGARDTrs 4 co. Agents.
City dock Telsphone. Main ".
Capt. l. W.lieT. Manager
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KRUsE AND MADISON LINE.
STEAM SCHOONER LAKME-

VIII sail from San Francisco June q car
rying fre. ghf a. s. per ten. connecting 81
Seattle fer al penis.
< K CAME Agent
Arlington dock Telephone Pike "a
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER ROsArIK
Arlington dock. leaves for VksesI = 4.
Port Towrsen6 daily. except SAsrfM :.
1872 a. m returning leaves Fff0S1 J.
"a al m steamer TSah3 Leaves sos 80
Townsend ard way potrfs 3asay. ~
Sunday, A. ! D.. rn.. sunday. esfss~ g
n n. rs:urnirg direct. iessss
Townsend a. . IA Phone. PlAs :
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poRT ORCHARD AND PORT WAaH
f$GTO< ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
leaves rarrsnxtoa.s wharf. feet 81 waSA
f-rro- street. fer SossSa E@ach- SvfvQl
Gro :. ~ White. Rssrner-er. Un3d
Ssase< Dry Dock. Charleston. Ssdn8
Trarvtcr. Chico. SIlyerstaie. ~ ~ D y,
SATURDAY. $50 = N. sunday. .. n. -
Turning. leaves Sllyerdals 81 So = =
Telephone. Elack 81
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
Daily. except sunday
Leaves Seattle =. IA. IL M, o. m
Leaves Everett SO a. r.. 20 = m, 10
D. n.
sundays-LsAvss Seattle II a. n. leaves
Everett 3 ?. N.
Fars-Ssngis trip. TIC. r9ur1 trsp 81 Is.
connects Sleh boats for Tacoma 4ad sno-
hcmizh.
LanalHg-Colnan deck. foot OF Marion
street
SEATTLE 4 TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
r. " Goodhae. Manager.
Telephone. Red 81
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TaE ALASKA STEAMSHIP COZ
STEAMER WIfsI4APA-
Capt George Rqherth.
Leaving Seattle FOR Alazka June - -
and every thirteen Gays fasFeaftsr.
For freignt and p&sssngs~ rasss 49,
e. J. q CARROLL. Axsnl
9ehwahacher aeSk Tel. rs
CHARLES T. PEABODY. GsEsrA
agRF. Seattle.
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EMPLOYMENT wasTED-MaLE
EASTED-Fsy an exue.feree1 arcaarts ~
dress ". III Dunbar. general 6sifEery
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1OR ENCaI ASGf,-Vvs IRA - ~ N-,...
hoia K2o.is fsr 81 krEs 81 sessras.n -
kS9dS ffesaFftc NetEo1 4 MaAfs frs5
to KS Seooed aFtnue