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Noilcs = hereby given that on Halnfday. The end
dIf m tchfuery. q 1896, ~ two O'Clock. .. nl.,
~ lilat d4y, nll scl ht Public Auction for ranii
~ hand " Tie front dunf 81 hn Post ufIcn n The
Town uf urualnF County Of ufnnt and Territory
~ New Nrkto, the following described personal
property, lHfied upon undrr aud hy virtue uf m
exec iltn lsaucd vul of The fiild Judicial Dflrlsf
luuu oi ihe Territory of New Mexicn, citing
within aud iuf illf Comfy ~ Grant, III cnnao No.
M4l, W. which said caufo uuelnf W0unarr, Ad.
minlsiinior nf The Ealate Of laaar WoTmscr, o..
cnttCl. Il plalntlH, aad slgmund Llndanef " Dc.
felidnnf. nudGg Judgment nralnff nnld defendant
and IN favor III said plaintiff rendered IN said court
thc ~ day 81 June, lHl5, Tor the rnn oi t0il0oi
namafrf and eig - costs with Interest VI he rate
q fla per csfi PET annuih from The ~ day pi
Jnlt, itN5 until paid nnd also such costs ~ may
uerIue, 70 vli;..-Nine Thunnaud Three Hundred
aul srtcuiy 1--WE (1j71l ikafra 81 the Capital hluck
" NE Old and New Mcxlco luiproyomcit Com
p1ng, corporation, anld stock being " q pa7
rHlur " 5000 por share and lasucd ANA etidrnced
f Stock Dpflldcaie Number ID ~ said corporation,
rald ccHlnVale henrlne daio necemhff Aih, ItHi,
fHuod ~ lfhlc WufmNrf and tieucd ~ Gustav
Wnrlnfcf na PRECEDENT ~ said corpnullon ana
prarlnn tho zeal of said corporation attest by VIM
n. lluasun. Secretary Of snid corporation, OF 20
n1uy shHfos ~ said Capitol hirrh ~ may b. sum
client 10 pay fnid indgmeHl ana nNprnfsa of sale.
Dated ihIs Hlnd day % December, iFla
HAgtcn HuANAoN,
Sheriff oi urrrt County, New Mexico.
JnuN rulLfirs Deputy sheriff
Flint publication January 8, 1890.
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NolIse Of Eorfs.lnro.

10 Geo ". Mngcc and the heirs q g. c. rolbrook
decreased
You nfc hcfrty notified thai have expended In
labor nud improvements during the past year one
ilunlrci dalnfa 40 the Lltilc spanish lienuty
lnlnlug c'ani situate ~ lhe Coukr Peak mining
dlslrlci, county q ufuui. nnd Territory of New
Nexifn, ae - shown hf notice of l0cniiun died for
record and rccnldrf IN tho Office ui NE Probate
slerk and * pnlgio fccoFdef Of raid County of
ufnnt
Said nhof aud improvements wr.e necessary ln
order 10 hold said mining pfeuifee under the pro
Visions ~ section 2aH ~ lhe Irylned klntnles ~
the United hlgles. icing ilie amount reqnlrcd for
he saline Tor tllo reading ncccnlhff 1snis A. d.
itsli aud II wllhih nlnfly days ifuln The prhllcn
lUn of this notice y0u fat ~ refuse % cOfifbne
YDuf proportion ~ sncl expenditure, az n.ow1
err, together ullh tho costs Of tllf publication,
YOUR Interests IN fnlh claim VIII hrculne The pro.
nsIiy 81 the subscriber under said eeclnn ma.
\. A. soLfHAhEnunH,
rlrsi publication January i7sh iesd.
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.' W n ss s.,is,a ae re s.6. 'sn sssss sss N
N I||N District NFuIl iiAn Third 1ndIfIal nll.fc|
q |lN Territory n New NoNlfo. within md inI
Neu Mex n nralns| llnrcy Il. Whneh|il. WA'li||af'
N IN|ofI loNH " flemlHR MsulH ", Hffmtn.
IIl.naf1 IludIpn 5q.eQn Stanley. tfmnnt Lln'
a1d 'h6''fi at0 IN iha docket oof '.Id @osd.
hfonnlI " lhf said plnlnil1tp fftoftf ff6lu ihi
4a|d at|gnaaH|a N AZ action n DEBT qp bond
10 8ndat4inNl fns fad daiondaniI % ihs aim n
f|rhI IpseAnd Dollars f1tuWl loreihof with
..'t "A .r.i v ihn snnl q seventy and !, 10 Dol.
mum tom aaId iulh day N November. 4. n. l6Il.
lAHI w pan n stld ludfmhHl has lton paid 0f
.,.eai .nN put.g.n, lq sna nY Virtue of m ~.
isl ni ut04ldt4f, a. y. iH1, commanding he thai
ollho Goo1a nnd chaIlela, lalda aud lonfmcnls III
lhe '4.a afIt4atnis Y cars1 y b. mais the - N
HoffnIy aHt "A 40 npiafs nosi III iail md Interest.
levied urun tlu following described property of
ss 's,a ., 0'ssess, 3. .. e,ss asts. . ,owl'
ifthltN ltu and twenty ioYf l2t ~ block twenty.
sis ~ "a ihs igNnsiu of rsa.lAf according r.
oi1s n if ilstoi,Iss II ,sd County en ihs !" tosi
daI ~ March, a. u. ilHl.
AllofNhloh above described property Il sl,nats
p lllg ceaAl{ u Grant and Territory y hsw
Nov, therefore, by slflua Of lhe pFemlsss and
ihe 1aid ekfeullQn snd lsyf us hfQItseld, vii
February, =, D lf't, a The hour ~ 70 O'Clock N
N. uf said day al the onsl front door Of tho coar
hnHst % ne dlHifti court lot ihr Comfy ~ Grant
IN tht IrffIiuIY oi New Mexico Al 8ilfhf CIiy IN
said tnnnif and Territory, ai public ynndne to fhf
Highest and beet bidder Tor caah Ia hand. cash In
baud ~ bq pnld on the day Of faie. The
Nru,afiy nnofn described, ID much theff,
ul ns VII ha eqhi lent % lnlitfy The Judgment
uilnIIlou ~ The above named piainl1 against the
Hald Hairudanif on ihe fhIh day u Hoffmhel,
lfuN) hh1 aofehly and t1'luo Dollars f4lUfal
rufiI ~ suit, With n.rrr ~ sN per cent pnI an.
mum ffum November isihs A. D. itlo, and accfn
IHu fNflA.
Toe property above desmlhed viii moi ~ sold
f4f les than iuo-ihirts oi " appraised value.
NAfton nuAHNoN.
filelM ~ Grant County. New MeFlco,
InDuNfy ~ %
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STATEMENT ar CONDITION
on
Tile BANK OF DEMINC

An DKMINo.
10 the Teffilory 81 New nealeos
a. tho eiofe of business snn. 4, igoe.
Aftsr aeaue,ina semtarnuni dividend
Of fsuF per rsnt srpm undivided pronla.
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DEMlNC, NEW MEXICO
'oIAi Pertinent Facts Concerning Ihl
Coming M'Irsp,lls Of Ih' Southwest.


kfosssss ~ the Irrigation meremcht
llore easfounaod ~ nlhlne Camps IL
the itlasa efn nrtaa cattle nanss The
f'anal8se Eaisaei Factory hest rIIniale
IN NJ Wefld water Proven Almosi
thsmiealif rnro "A nnilfoad and Conn
nnerelal csntor.
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Notice Or forfeiture.

To MkHk a. iiul.
fuu nte hcfely noilned that hhso expended ln
labor aud improvements during the past year One
Hundred dollars on The Chducp mining claim,
shown ~ notice ~ 70 .atlnn nlcd for recDfd aud
fcrofdod In the Office of the Probate clork nilil
EN.vuiCio recorder ~ anId Cnuniy nf Grant.
said labor AID improvements wero necofnnry ln
uruof 10 hold fald mining premises under the
provisions of section i31i % the Revised Hiaiutea
o. tho United Nialea, o.nn the amount required
70 he hanr tor the year ending December 3lsl, a.
y. ltDi aud u within ninety days from lhc publ.
cation Of this notice you fail of refuse 10 contrib.
glc your proportion ~ tth exf -1liuro ~ 60
owucr. iOenthnf with The costs OF t.sf pnhllcaiion
your Interest lu said claim Will become the proper.
~ of tho uuhscllbof undor nali section fi2l.
First publication January 8, isas.
Deming headlight., 1896-01-24
DEMING LODGE DIRECTORY.

DEaINe LODGE. NO. ~. a. y. AA.m.
ncgulnr Communication nFni Thureday ~ each
month ~ 2 y. M, nt Mnaonlc Eall Ylallina
brothers cordially Invited 10 attend.
ions ConrETr, ". n.
IN. rryxinoros Secretary.
Deming headlight., 1896-01-24

T0FIIIoTY. pl New NNKlrn, County ~ UfANl, AZ
/, Lou H. Nfuwn. Cashier at tho nbntrudmrd
INK. 90 eqlemnly swear that she above statement
u true 30 The bcftuf ny knowledge and bollrf.
i. n. BROW y, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before mo this olh day
OF January, itt1.
Wtnrrn II uriThr,
Notary Public.
Deming headlight., 1896-01-24

DEmfNo COUNCIL. NO. !, II. a =. "a.
Regular Assemby thiid Thurfday IN each month
a p.inu IN Masouic Hall. vistlng Compadlona
cordially Invited.
ED. prKSiSeros, iiecoFdefi
Deming headlight., 1896-01-24

DEMfN0 CHAPTER, NO. 8, R. A. ~
Regular Cou,ocaslOn second Thursday "a each
mouth ~ PM, ~ Masonic Hall. holonfnlag
compaliona cordially Invited
Eu fENHiNornN, Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08
THE IRON HORSE FRACTION.
Final Payment Made by Seattle and
Taeor.a People.

Tire final nay rent has been made on the
Iron Horse Fraction mine. which IS Sit
t1s.ss az Ro<siaud. =. c, ard is owned By
prominent Seattle and Tacoma people. Tire
company Is incorporated as the Alkl Gold
Mining Company. limited.
The mine Is ore OF the uaoS- popular
pieces OF property IN the Trail creek dis
trfet. ard local predictions are very gen.
eral that Il VIII rival the best ore produc-
e-s there II was secured by Ger G. W.
Turner after he had made a careful exam
nation Of the mines and prospects Of the
district. and subsequent development IN
der his supervision demonstrated the sa-
gacity Of his selection.
1t contains three strong veins Of chalco-
pyrite ore. assaying near the surface as
high as SO per ton in gold. one OF the veins
extending through the length of the claim.
/ 800 feet. and one Of them running al right
angles and crossing the latter, being about
GO feet IN length. The claim is located
on the south slope OF Monte Cristo noun
tain. on the same mineral belt or zone COW
cred by the lie Roi. War Eagle. Center
STAR City Of Spokane, Columbia and Koo-
tenai- II Is 100 feet east OF the lie Rot
and about the same distance from Column
hia avenue. Rossland. the principal bust
ness street Of that wonderful mining
camp.
Now that the property has been fully
paid for. work on Il VIII De continued Wig
orousiy in the endeavor 20 make Il d!vi-
dend-payer I'm the shortest possible time
The officers OF the company are James J.
Anderson. president: Co. Renfroe, vice
president, and J. F. Hale. secretary.
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FLOOD STILL ON.
Railroads I'm No Better shape. En-
cept That Repairs Are Being
Made--Duwamish Overfows.

The local conditions. as far as railroad
matters were concerned. was no better
yesterday that il was the day before. ex
cept in respect to statements that repairs
are being made everywhere. The story
was tod on the street that a rowboat ride
could be taken from Kent to Olympia The
Great Northern people received news that
the bridge ever the Skykomish river had
been repaired and that business generally
was expected to move by Wednesday.
The condition of the bridge over White
river remains the same as on the day Ii
went down. The river began 10 rise even
higher yesterday, & having attained
height of more than a foot at O'Clock
over that Of Friday. when the FIVE spans
Of the bridge were washed away. The
remnants Of the bridge are TOW IN great
danger, rs the water Is still rising rapid
ly and Is running with great force. The
river Is now higher than at any time dur
ing the flood Of a few weeks ago.
Trains on the Northern Pacific were
moving yesterday, but were reported
twelve hours late. The local service to
Kent and return is kept up.
Trains on the Northern Pacific were
moving yesterday, but were reported
twelve hours late. The local service 10
Kent and return Is kept up.
The Snohomsh river is reported TO he
on another rampage, and all work that was
replaced after the high water of three
weeks ago is threatened again, as well as
property along the banks.
The Duwamish is creating havoc and
the dixie has given away above and below
River Park. letting the water through.
overlooking everything A grea: deal Of
damage has been done gardens and ranch
property.
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ARE ADJUDGED GUILTY.
Beripg Sea Claims Commission Or
ders Several Captured Seal
ers ConHscated.

VICTORIA. Dec. THE Boring sea
claims commission held A short session
this morning. when Hon. Mr.. Peters read
a quantity OF correspondence and extracts
from the log of the United States steamer
Corwin and the report OF the governor Of
Alaska relative &c the seizures made in
1886 and 1857 Collector of Customs Milne
submitted list of vessels suitable for
sealing IN 1856 and 1881 registered at VIC
toria.
Capt J. u. Warren. under examination
rs Sir Charles Hilbert upper, told OF the
vessels he had TO do with and had built
which were engaged In sealing in Bering
sea during lSSs. The Caroline he thought
20 be worth about $500. With the excep-
ton OF the schooner Marry Ellen. he did
not think the British Columbian sealing
schooners went into Bering sea before 1855.
Sealing business was greatly increased
about that time and several schooners
were brought from outside ports and reg
istered at Victoria.
Much 10 the surprise OF the sealers, the
Justice this morning gave judgment for
the crown In all tho admiralty cases in
which reliance had been placed upon
faulty chronometers. The Ainoka. Beat
rice and Viva. seized this year by the
United States revenue cutter Bush. we're
each adjudged guilty OF having sealed In
the prescribed zone and were ordered con-
fscaied unless a fine OF 500 be paid by
each within thirty days.
The damage claim OF the Aurora was
also dlssllowed. although she was granted
costs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08

courts. During The cold snap in the latter
part OF November the telephone wires were
Frustrated all over the city, Miles OF
wire were snapped OF BY the weight OF the
SECT and ice that concealed on them and
made burden too great 70 be borne with
out breaking. To put up the wires and 10
restore the hundreds OF connections with
suoscrsoers was a herculesn task, and i
took Manager Armstrong and large force
or men some time TO perform II 1t was
several Gays before the work was COM
p3eted. and in the meantime NUMBER or
subscribers could do nothing but go 10 the
telephone and swear at IT, Al the Third
Avenue theater the service was shut of
for a period OF ten days. and II is alleged
that there was quite Joss OF business oc-
eSsioned thereby. This was so much the
case that Manager Walters. OF the Side
Tracked company, left instructions with
Manager Russell 70 sue the telephone COM
pany for $50 damages for loss OF business
occastoneG by the absence OF telephone
service. On Monday the telephone COM
pany sent IN lis bin to the theater for the
use of the telephone during the month OF
December. Mr.. Russell said ne would Q.
IL the bih as soon as a deduction had been
made for ten days time that the use or
the telephone had been denied TO the the
ater- The company's agent refused 10
make the deduction. and then an attempt
was made TO remove the telephone. Man
ager Russell refused 10 allow this to be
done. Then the telephone company shut
the theatsr of. and the result is that the
tneater cannot now be reached by tele
phone. The matter will De taken into the
courts. The theater management thinks
II should not be called on 10 pay for ser
vice Which IL did not receive.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08
Railroad and Industrial Notes.

Andrew F. Burleigh returned from Port
land Sunday night.
w s. Smith. Western traffic agent of
ing.
w l.. Benham, who has been IN Port
land for the past two days. will be home
today.
r c. Stevens. Western passenger agent
Of the Great Northern, is in Portland on
business.
headquarters are in Portland. arrived in
town last night.
l.. l.. Smith. superintendent OF railroads
OF tie oregon Improvement Company. was
in Newcastle yesterday.
The CANADIAN Pacific west-bound over
land was reported as arriving az Van
eouver three hours ate
George Mel. Brown, assistant general
passenger agent 81 the Canadian Pacific
railroad. is expected down from Vancou-
Yer today.
Arthur p Smith. assistant general mas
senger agent of the Burlington system. is
expected 10 arrive in town the latter part
CT the week.
"kit' Carson. travelling passenger a.gent
Of the Canadian Pacific. was in Seattle
yesterday morning. and went 10 Tacoma
during the day.
The Northern Pacific yesterday brought
sixteen cars OF freight over on the Kings
ton from Tacoma, including some freight
lF0n the East Inc kingston was pressed
into service SIS transfer boat. Z being
her day eff. on he. return last night
10 Tacoma she took considerable freight
from this city.
The Northern Pacific local office yester-
day received circular rom the ST Paul
general ofice that after Novennhe- n per
ishable freight would be shipped from, ST.
Psul 10 North Pacific coast terminals AMI
Intermediate points during the cold wealth
or ~ heated cars. The delay in the arETv-
= OF he notice was due 70 The Same ,st1sss
that have prevented an earlieg ARRIVAL Of
general mails.
TIE Great Northern yesterday issIeI
circular 20 agents, stating that the Spo-
kane rails * Northern railway announces
that on DeCeT1ter 10 lS4s thalr an rail
route. VIA the Red Mountain railway ard
Columbia & Red Mountain railway. 10
kosssand, =. G. VIII be- open. This con
ne<tlon VIII admit % The Great Northern
delivering Rossland freight without brea x
ing bulk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08
RESULT is SATISFACTORY.
Venezuela Accepts the Arbitration
Treaty.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Secretary o.
ney has received a cablegram from
Seror Andrade. Venezuelan minister at
Washington. now in Caracas, stating that
the Venezuelan government has accepted
the agreement reached by the United
States and Great Britain for the arbitra-
ton OF the boundary dispute, and that an
extra session of the Venezuelan congress
has been called 10 consider II. Thus the
last obstacle 10 an amicabe settlement
OF the dispute viii be removed.
The following statement, given out at
the state department. embraces all the in
formation in the possession of the depart
ment respecting the treatment by Nenez-
uela Of the proposed arbitration treaty.
Secretary Olney received A telegram
this morning from Minister Andrade. at
Caracas, in effect, In substance. that the
memorandum agreed upon between Great
Britain and the United States for the set
Element of the Venezuelan boundary ques-
ton is accepted by the Venezuelan gov
eminent. that the memorandum will be
published at Caracas this afternoon. and
that an extra session OF the Venezuelan
congress will be called as soon as possible
in order that the memorandum may be
carried into effect by the necessary treaty
between Great Britain and Venezuela"
The department has also made public the
text of the heads OF the proposed treaty
as they were agreed upon between Great
Britain and the United States, showing
that the advance publication through the
Associated Press was perfectly accurate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08

Tngassns Tor fss4 on sss 2 fsock Is h~s-s OF
SarEa a BssTss S~cead adsilfloa. passed
AYpu0pviatsag s1so % pay for the pszsnt-
fse ~ street signs. parsed.
Grazing Agugr lfeeaRes ~ T. ESrxei
we.zeen a. Armstrong r. MeSorIey, John
E2an ana n r. Hoxsrsf. Fsss@eS
AnAosszsnE tYanNfeg 81 I.1Ser neerse
from George G. Monroe % Chrassy &
Nl8fsr. PASSED.
Allowing f. 81 KARIN & co. 20 remove
eil dead animals from tas streets for ore
year. snfaEgTskie report adopted and isli
inteauiteiy postponed.
AsspvoEvaating funds for payment 81 au-
diiesi cissngs. Essssed.
Providing for ere improvement % NInfh
avenue south from Fezier way 70 Main
stree. laid over
ProVsssssr fgT the Improvement q Terry
aVensge and Virginia street between Stew-
ART sEFeet ard FlasntA avenue. Laid over.
Recommending taat free wateT ~ FUR
niss1ed tne + II. e. a. conditional on ths
nssosa4sfsen paying Up beck wafer rerl1.
iald over.
Granting iE1ense 70 tarsfie explosives 20
George =. Aaair. laid over.
Granting Hq@or Neezss 20 j. y. Clark.
hasd over
Directing the removal % the salt water
ysspe on trnIan and Pike streets 20 be re-
sA5d oN fIret avenue between Lane and
NORMAN Streets. referred 50 finance con-
Usgtee.
Establishing an alieyway on the prop
srty bounded ~ Atlantic street, Twelfts
aFenSIe M4szssss hg1zetts street and E.lsv
sTssh avenue SOUTH lasd over.
Authorizing tae repair o. the eaty sip
A. tas foot - Madison street. passed
}aeatiBg Seattle street. bes weeu EseF-
cgsth avenue sogKtn ard "a point ulnety feet
cast Of tsiat street Iasa over.
Authorizing payment Of $50 20 n. n.
Russell in payment OF claim for damages;
passed.
Granting % the contractors on the pay
| iug OF Cherry street an extension Of tine
70 January Is: laid over.
Repeating the ordinance which pre-
Fcrlbes limits Of time when saloons may
! fss open. referred TO police, license and
other business vas transacted as fol-
lows:
Nonce that Aaron Baldwin holds the
city Tor damages 20 property at 1907 Terry
avenue: referred 20 street COMMITTEES.
Petition % Balfour. Guthrie s. Co. Tor
correction Of tax roll OF 1876. referred 20
claims committee
Claim o. Harvey L. Dickinson for pay
ment OF Brook street Improvement war
rant. claims committee.
Report Of port warden for November;
referred 70 harsyors and wharves COM
mittee.
Petition or n. c. coiver for permission
20 operate a crenIatory: unfsvorable re-
port adopted.
Resolution for the Improvement OF Ma
ZION street. between Railroad and West
ern avenues. and asking the city engineer
20 prepare an estimate OF the cost:
adopted.
Assessment rcli for the Improvement OF
Cherry street. between First and Second
avenues; property owners portion. s3.i55.so.
passed
Health officers report for November; re-
ferrea TO committee on health AMI sani-
tati0n.
The council adjourned unfil next Mon
| day evening at 7.s0 o'clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08
The Zctsler Recital.

Nine Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler. the en-
inent pianist who appears at the Seattle
theater tomorrow night in one of the reel
tails that have stirred the entire musical
world. and particularly that section as
represented by the musicians and critics
OF the Pacific coast, as no other artistic
has ever done, except perhaps Paderew-
ski. viii. in her Seattle programme, intro
duce several numbers from Chopin. a COM
poser most popular in Seattle. OF her IN
depreciation OF that master the Examiner
says:
Her first selection was the weli-known
concerto by Chopin in f minor. on. n
This favoriie work received a most arts
tic and sympathetic Interpretation. Some
exception might possibly be taken 10 the
unusually slow tempo OF the opening
movement. but after all Mime Zeisier is
entitled TO Judge for herself in such mat
tiers. The SLOW movement WAS played with
intense feeling. and the final allegro v.vace
was a wonderful example OF brilliant pi-
au0 technique
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08
La Ioie Fuller Coming.

The little ssucy-faced American girl that
IS known today the length Of the Paris
boulevards as La LSoie,'' and who will
dance AT the Seattle theater next Friday
night. must have something OF the poet
in her ANY self-respecting bird would
weep with ehaerin at seeing Ioie Fuller
spread the wonderful wings OF her dra-
perry and so sailing through the shafts
OF light that are aimed at her by faithful
calciums She Is a spectacle that Is
scarcely equaled by rainbows. torchight
professions. Niagara Falls or naval pa
rades. She Is apparently enveloped Ia
weather. Her garments are the mereSt
atmosphere which scatter~ and hllows
and bursts into opallne clouds as she agi-
tates her round and supple body and
filings her limbs powerfully in various di-
reactions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-08
BASKET BALLERs Ar WORK.
\. VI. {. 4. and L. of w Team. Pre-
pairing for Fridays Game

TIE Y. " g a basket han f,Iavers are
cxerttng every efforS 70 vsn Friday nigas'
same from rhe university tearn. and IN
fact confidently expect 10 accomplish
their purpose.
The csupsh game between Plymouth
and =. Mark was post poued last nizslt
IN oFVier - give the fret team % the
1sssarjs,ton the pgttcfice which they need
for Frstssy night. Tire pick Of the balance
% 1e9e assoo4a ten players has been chosen
20 play sEylfnss toe first teen. The BOYS
ara irving 6ard 70 do @way with the
roa5ga playing that occurred Aavf Friday
nse1,- and % 10 sszis active practice sill
- kept up AZ rhe ASSOCIATION uu-n FRI
day SaeFshan. t3e guard of III Z. VI G
4 tsam. Is quste badly bruised. ard. al
tro0Ea 10 VIII rot - ahIe 20 r,-.sctice
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