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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22
Drcycr. Edward g., ITO Dearborn IT.
Dwigglns. Elmer, Traders BIdg.

DIreycr. Edward g.. ITO Dearborn st.
E E,rc Fred sry T g T,rc. ill.,
Elliott. Frank NJ. ~. 12l la Sallc At.
Erskinc. David NJ, Jr.. Chamber of Com.
Farr. Marvin A.. Marquette 1.idg.
fesscnIen. ' Isesj"mIn' a. H. 81 Washington st.
Foreman. Henry a.. itS Dearborn 81.
galloway. James H.. Montauk bldg.
Gasscttc. Writ X. fl5 Dearborn vt.
Gchr. Arthur e., ~ Washington IT..
Gibbs, Frederick G., iGI. XIX pcarSorn st.
Gillette. Harry r.. t.1 La Sale At.
Givins. llol,crt g., ~ Washington 1t.
Goodritigc. Albert II. o.. 1873 La sailc st.
Gordon. Charles a.. 1i5 Dearborn ri.
Green. William ogden. ~ Clark 1T.
t!recnelaun. Moses H.. - Dearborn st.
t,unn. Waiter c.. 81 Washington. st.
Hair. James A.. 40s Chamber VI CONNIE rae.
Hair; John u. Major block;
Hammond, Charles L.. 41O Home Ins. Bldg.
harrison. WIN. Preston, Timea I,idg.
naugan. Hedge A.. 154 Lake st.
I!awlcy. Edward Il; 1oi Washington st.
iieincn,sn. William. la randolph 1t.
licnshaw. Frank A.. "a. rs Washington vt.
llcurtley. Arthur. Chamber u Commerce.
iiill. Russell T.: u Tribune Ildg.
lIooI. James. pii Chamber Of Commerce.
Houghtelins. james L., los Dearborn 1T.
1loyt. Phelps H.. 3i3 Indiana ri.
!Iurlbut. Horace H.. ~ Washington 1t.
Hyde. Asa D.. 10. 100 Dearborn ri.
Lyman. Robert w. Jr.. 1s2 Dearborn 1t.
Ingalls,. Lewis T.. Marquette bldg.
lnglcdcw. LUnllcy. 3+2I Indiana ave.
!slinm. Henry r.. 1i5 Monroe ri.
1suion,l. Robert IT,. 125 Dearborn ri.
jackson. willis g.. Metropolitan INK.
Jacobs. benjamin r.. M Washington vt.
James. Willard H.. Chamber ~ Commerce
kcrfoot. William D.. 81 Washington 1T.
Kerr. william H.. 100 Washington NJ.
Kennedy. David j.. IN, Washington n.
Knight. John H.. ~ Clark vt.
Knott. Henry A. Ashland block.
kubIn. otto. 90 ". 18th Vt.
i.aing. Cutlibcrt w.. ~ Dearborn st.
l.athrop. bryan. Old Colony lsldg.
Leland. William. 4? Major Block.
Loeb. William. 10 I.n Sale IT.
Lombard. Josiah H.. Title and Trust l,l,lg.
Lowry. I.ntler. Tacoma Tl,lg.
1ubckc. William H.. 1OS Washington ri.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22
RnIlwoy Pasvcuwcr stetIone,


Dearborn station, Polk and Dearborn
streets: The trnlns Of the following roads
leave this static
Atch!son: Tcpska md santa re.
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
oEicaso and GRAND Trunk.
Union Station. Canal and Adams streets.
The trains Of til" following roads leave
Chicago, burlington and Quincy.
Chicago. Milwaukee aud Ht. Paul.
O., NJ. T. 81. =. (Evaust0u branchD.
Chicago and Alton.
,ittsSnrG: IT. Wayne and Chicago.
Tau Handle.
Grand Central Passenger Station. Harrison
street and Fifth avenue The trains OF
the following vosds 'e%vs this station:
Baltimore ahd OHIO.
Wisconsin Central.
Chicago Great Western.
Rock Island Depot. Van Buren, street anu
Incihc avenue. The trains OF the Follow
Ing roads leave this station.
Chicago. Rock Island AMI Pacific.
Lake Shore and Michigan southern.
illinois Central Suburban Station, foot Of
Randolph street. From this station leave
the trains Of tho
illinois Central II. u.
Wells streets From this station leave
the trains Of tho various divisions OF the
Northwestern Railway.
Alley "L." Depot. Congress street. between
Rtate and Wabash avenue.
lake "i." Depot, Madison ana Market
atrpets.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22
Chicago Real Estate Hoard.

Chicago Real Estste hoard.
i'rcsidcnt-t;ccrgc 1irkhofr, Jr.
Vice rrcsidcnt-Joh II. Knight.
Trcasurcr-Charles l.. Hammond.
Secretary Earl l.. Hamblcton.
Executive Committcc--ticorgc n. High,
Albert u. u. Goodridgc. Valentine n. surgii.
nor
Valuation Committee Dunlap Smith, E.i.
gar NJ. Snow. Robert T.. Walker. BENJAMIN
A.; Fessendcn and James n. Van vlissiigcn.
cd rnSlic Ssry .. GS ,a hide:
side: John Mcconnell. J. Lewis Cochran.
Nest side: Alccr, J. Stone. Jacob q. Masll.
Membership Comml,,cc--I,ymnn Bo,rl.
Willis a.. Jackson. Edward 4. Drcycr. Flu.
gene H. Fishlurn. Henry l.. Turner. Josiah
Z. Lombard. William a. bond. Walter II.
Call Hoard Commitic Joseph l.. Manning.
cuthbcrt W. Laing. John +. DOMAIN, VIM. ].
Lukens. Horace u. Hurlbut.
nefcrcpcc commttsc-samucl r. Gross.
Mcmbcrs Of the Chicago Real Estate
BOARD.
Amick. Pleasant. % IL Sale st.
!!n!r,i. Lyman. ~ La sailc 1t:
l.alryi. wyllys W., 80 La Sailc 1t.
baldwin, Byron A., Boryien Block.
ballard. Frank r.. 100 Washington st.
I.arns.. Frsm .d A. T.. l." Sale ,st st.
bartlett. John A.. q. 49, la Sale st.
bay. Geo. r.. o. La Sale ct.
Hlrkhoff. George, Jr. 81 Washington 1T.
ls0guc. George NJ. The ltookery.
Rogue. Hambleton. b.. The 1lookcry.
llond. william A.. rs Dearborn at.
Donney, Charles H.. Lexington Hotel.
nourniquc. Eugene A., Chamber OF Com.
Butzow, Robert G., 50 La Sale ut.
Cairnduff. william H.. 3Oi Inter Ocean.
Calklns, Charles H.. Opera House Bldg.
Cannell, \. Wilmer. 101 Dearborn ri.
Chandler. Frank H., 10 Dearborn ri.
Chase, Charles O., Chamber OF Commerce,
Christian. Harry W., Tacoma Bldg.
Cochran. j. Lewis. Opera House bldg.
Zoe. Albert H.. 100 Washington IT.
Crawford. u. W., Masonic Temple.
Crcmln, John r., % Clark ut.
Cummings. Edmund A., 10 Dearborn ut.
Curtis, John H., 40 Dearborn 1T.
!Dciamatcr. Samuel. So Washington ri.
DE Young. Benz. H., i0l Washington st.
Dietrich. Henry ~. 30 la Sale 1T.
DOMAIN. John T.. ny La Sale st.
Donncrsbcrgcr, Joseph, Il. Il. I'D. Bldg.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22
State Goyernnscnt.
City Hoard Of Education.
Mel II. Cameron, President:
ward q. Halle, Vice President.

Eiwsr., q. Halle, vice President
Thomas Brenan. 10 Reaper Block. corner
c aPS %s' sosa.s s cSsasr Wabash av
enuc and Washington street.
Daniel II. Cameron. ~ Lake street.
Charles =, Thornton. Major BLOCK In
Robert Lind6ion, board Of Trade Building.
Edward q. Halle. Room 2Oa, Royal Insur'
Mrs. Caroiinc X. Sherman. 225 South Leav-
Fred II. Blount. Chicago National Bank:
john i. Miller. room Ol6 Monadnock Build
Joseph W. Errant, Room 1887 Unity Build.
Wallace +. Kirk, 1885 Ontario street.
benjamin J. Rosenthal, the Emporium ID:
Max 4. prezmai. 1ea Randolph street.
Louis o. Kohtx. l72 IA Sale street.
Thomas Cnsaek. I60 Throop street; rect. ...,o.
james i. Mailettc. Rookery Building.
J.. 4. Pettibone, 4s jackson street.
Mrs. F Evsl ~ h (. FrsEa S Ss5 Fulton street,
Standing co"% SsssS:sc. for the Year
School Management - Messrs: Brennan.
Halle, Mrs. sherman, Messrs. Cusack, Err
rrsans' Thornton Rosentha'' heane aud Mrs.
janitors and suppiies--.Messrs. Cusaek,
Truie, Schneider, Mrs. Sherman and MIR.
pettibOne.
buildings. and Grounds-Messrs. Halle.
Mnllette, Kirk, KOhtx, Drezmai, BlOunt,
IindblOm, Schneider and Miller.
Finance Messrs Llndblom, Mallcttc and
DlOunt.
Judiciary essrs. Dresmal. Errant and
Nosenthai.
School Fund Propesty-Messrs. Keane.
nrenan, Blount. Trude, Cusack, Errant aud
High schools-Messrs. Trude. Halle. Mrs.
Sherman, Messrs. Brennan, Thornton, Err
/ rant and pettlbone.
College Preparatory Schools . Messss
Thornton. Brenan. Errant, Mrs. Sherman
and Mr. Miller.
English High and Manual Training School
--Messrs. Mailette. Kirk aud Miller.
| Special Funds-Nr. ROsentha!. Mrs. Frake
Messrs LlndblOm. Kirk and Miller.
Drawing-Messfs. Errsnt Rosenthal. Mrs
Hull. Messrs. Drexmal and k0htx.
Music-Mrs sherman, Mr.. DrexMal, Mrs
Frake, Messrs. KOhts and Cusack.
German-Messrs. Kohts, Halle, Schneider
| Thornton and Mira. Hull.
Physical Culture-Messrs. Schneider. KOhts
Thornton. R0senthal and Pettlbone.
Compulsory Education aud sanitary 6erv
ice-Asssrs. Blount. Trude, breuap, Lind
blom and Mrs. Frake.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22

Lukcns. William j., Chamber Of Commerce
sieArIey. Daniel H. Is; wsshInstcn st.
Mcconnell. john. iso la Sale 1t.
Mcneil. Malcolm, Il. n. lioarl Bidg.
NIagiil. Jacob e.. Stock Exchange Blds.
Mallcttc. James r.. The l,ockcry.
Manning. John H.. ~. IN, Dearborn vt.
Marshall, Philip L., ~ Clark 1t.
Martin. ltol'crt L.. 80 La Sale st.
Maynard. H. Percy. =! Dearborn ri.
s s Mor W IT, ~" w% "1%s,;. , II
Montague, a. J., 1t5 Dearborn st.
Moore. sIlas NJ. 10 Dearborn st.
Mmllikcn. Charles H.: y! La sailc st.
Outlet. rubin NJ. 40 lleme Insurance Bldy.
Palmer. Percy w. ~. tt5 Dearborn st.
Parish. Samuel NJ. t51 La Sale 1t.
s s"rs Tn"r"s ~ s S.,s y. st.
Icasc. George b.. IS dearborn 1t.
Peck. Fcrd W.. Jr.: stock Exchange Bldg.
Pace. Doctor r.. Isl La Sale 1T.
rroudfoot.. William, T.. 81 Washington st.
Rand, Charles r.. l.ls. 81 la Sale st.
nay. BenyeminF.: 20 Wabash ave.
Ilehm. Jacob r.. II? Washington 1t.
llie,llc, Frank. 3iOi State vt.
Rose. George A.. I! Dearborn ST.
Sclimid. Godfrey, OlJ. 1917 Dearborn ut.
schradcr. VIM. H.. lr.: 100 Washington st.
Sco,t: n N?rms , u ,Wa,nl ..s -.
| seymour. Herbert ". Royce bldg.
silva. Charles r.. 1s5 Dcarborn IT.
slaughter Arthur o.: t13 La Sale 1t.
Smith. Dunlap. 10 Dearborn st.
snow, Edgar ~. NJ In Sale NJ.
| Stcnsiand. Paul a.. 400 Milwaukee ave.
stone. Albert j.. Opera House lildg.
snrghn:r, Valentino IL; 80. - Dearborn st.
Th0innsson. Nelson, ~ Dearborn vt.
Thompson, WIN. Hale. I'D West Madison 1t.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22
Forelg. cou.pl. IN CHICAGO.


Argentine kepubllc-P. o. Hudson. a. Jack.
son street.
Austro- arian-hensy Ciausscnlus, 70
Responsibilities HenyOtin. i07 Dearborn
penmark-Emil Dreier, 800 Fremont street
street.
, German Empire-Cari Buenx. Is borden
- Great Br'tsin-Jamss II. sadler. u Dear.
NaitN ~ -
Mcxlco.- Felipe Berrsosabal. i28 washing
" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Birkhon. IT,. IS
Russia-M. II. Thai 70 La Smile street
hpa!n-Iiobart q. Chstdeid. Taylor, Mon.
tauk Block.
Sweden and Norway-Peter Svanoe. 1853
Randolph street.
switssrland-A. Halinger. 1877 Washington
Building.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22

Chairman--Wllliam Lorimer.
NicC Chaii man--Charle8 y. Dencen.
Sccrctary-Jamcs u. ID. van Cleavc.
RECONSIDERATION Gifert.
Executive CONFEDERATION I.Orimer.
Charles \. Denecn. James II. u. Van Cleave.
William Gifrerr, Martin Is. Madden, u. J.
Magerstadt. NJ. A. Garrett, Joseph y. Haas,
Philip Knopf. Christ. Manner, William Piss
ter. George W. Rogers, u. y. Conway.
!. J. u. Is. Van Cleaye, City Clerk.
9. Martin Rest. 1453 Michigan ave.
3. Perry 4. Hull, los In Sale vt.
4. Martin Is. Madden, I'D Chamber Of Com.
2. u. J. Magerstadt, Clerk Criminal Court.
u. ]. 4. Hogan, Lumber ana I'D SITS.
7. J. A. Cooke, City Clerks Office.
y. Patrick Burke, 4g2 \. Center ave.
o. Joseph y. Steplna, 65s LOOMS IT.
10. Win. LOrimer. 6O7 Ashland Blk.
II, A, n. DOremus, 533 Jackson blvd.
II. VIM. Giffert, AS 4. Leayitt st.
rs. Adam Wolf, City Treasurer.
IL. Fred H. WIKI, Union Trust Go.
Is. Joseph y. Haas, 80 Madison 1T.
10. Philip knOpf, County Clerk.
H. Fred ". Erickson. go N. Carpenter st.
Is. John NJ. Smyth. 80 w. Madison 1T.
10. Christ. Manner, City Trcasurcr's Office.
~. WIN. q. Phster. ?6s Fremont st.
q. Charles w. Andrews, ia Lincoln ave.
~. Paul Iedieski. % CiybOurn ave.
%. John A. Linn. 1914 Clybourn ave.
"a. George =. Willis. The ItOokery.
Is. Lloyd J. Smith. 0i2 kIalto Bldg.
~. George w. Rogers. 2575 y. Ashland ave.
q. Walter u. saylos. 0i0. III La Sale It,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22

In Tarrassee, where the CxarOwitz Ia
to stay during his sojourn In the RIVE.
IA. IL ON the shoulder OF tho mountain
between Nice aud villefranca. TO go
there one passes by tho small farm
house and garden OF Michael Garibal,
dis uncle, which was inhabited for
some years by Gambetta's father.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22
State, County and City Political Committees

~ Fred Lundln, 2ii3 West Klnxic 1t.
~. William Webb. 4i30 Wentworth ave.
-. Charles =. Dsneen; 2! Marine Bldg.
~. e. l.. Hammond. 4G23 Greenwood ave.
10. Fred J.. Fair. SiW1 Exchange ave.
~. John J. Mayer, Lake ave AMI 57th st.
COUNTRY TOWNS.
l. Alex. a. Dcnnison. Harvey.
=. Fred Kalium. 100 Washington ut.
.. Theodore y. Dick. wlnnctkn.
I. y. =. Conway. Oak Park.
=. Milo Reynolds. palatlnc.
Evanston. ]. W. Ryan, 1000 Ashland Block.
Republican City Central Committee
Chairman Martin u. Madden.
Secretary--tl. ]. Chott.
2. =. a, Douglas. :ii. ls3 DcnrLorn 1t.
Il 4 M MGn HI, se ,,Snn. S s."0worco
3. q. W. schmidt, Probate Clerks office.
q. James Murphy, Cook County jail
Z. J. L. Cavanangh. $50 \. Ilaistcd 1T.
y. J. ]. Hanks, 1871 \. May 1T.
.. II. q. Rarteis. Criminal Court Clerks on.
10. James II. Graham, Shcrlff's office.
~. y. W. Sennott, ~ Washington NJ.
y. Charles =. Nagl, 100 dIonore 1T.
~. George Grummett. l01 Emerson ave.
II. W. q. Eggcrt. 1884 sholcr Vt.
IL. John DevInc. Flee. Commissioners office
~. J. n. Horn. ~ Ayers court.
II. ]. II. Burke, $50 n. Carepntcr 81.
~. George Herr, Shcrlfr's office.
~. q. J. Chott. 80, us Monroe 1T.
M. Z. Ilnnprich. All Clybourn ave.
~. II. q. Farwcll. I07 Ashland Block.
~. u. A. Bussc, 5Oi n. Clark Vt.
~. John A. Linn, II ClybOurn nvc.
~. A. sullivan, 7Oi. II? Clark Vt.
~. \. W. Pulver, .: 9Th ave.
NJ George NJ. boyd. County Clerks Office.
20. Fred Wheaton, Jefferson Park.
~ William barclay, 10 W. 4Hth 1T.
~ II. u. shutter, 1915 Emerald ave.
No. Deitric Hoffman, 5?t7 Ashland ave.
~. u. j. Noble, alt Dearborn 1t.
~. Chns. u. Randall. 47i1 Champaign ave.
~. J. j. IIanberg. 100 Washington 81.
~. J.. &. NOby, 1l10S Michigan ave.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22
VIII Stop Growing Pcrsimmons.

PerslmmOns are not sufttciently IN ue-
mand In Eastern markets to encourage
California fruit growers to cultivate
the crop, and many growers have de-
cided to stop raising them. The fruit
sent East has been of fine quality AMI
attractive appearance, but there has
been little sale for 1t, ana In most cases
the shippers ana dealers have lost
money on IT,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22

Arrangements are being made for the
construction Of teachers home at
Eureka Springs. Ark, ut a cost of
$150,OOO.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22

There II but ono factory In japan
where leather shoes are made The ma.
tiyes. except about the court, wear san,
dNls OF straw or wood.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22

Wells, Frank, "a la Sale st.
Wheelock. Edwin d.. 90 washington q.
W yors J Mstfs N %tsns Sc e. Bog
Zander. Edward W., iSS la Sale st.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS.
Adds. Owen f.. Monadnock Bldg.
lass. Perkins, -. 14p La Sale st.
1llair. Chnunccy j., 81 La Sale At.
l,iock. willard T., 100 Washington st.
iiryan. Thomas b., Monadnock Bldg.
Clarke, John ", Ashland Block.
Cole, George r., 80 Dearborn 1t.
Corncau. David n, stock Exchange Blds.
Corwith, Charles H.. ~ Washington ut.
farwell: John A.. a? y. Clark 1t.
E.er duei"s g. Folk n. and Ky, plymouth place.
Fullerton, Gins. w.. ~ Dearborn ct.
Clarity; Patrick T., i2ii Masonic Temple.
ns ss % Hss'5 H ii BORDEN Rsssf Sioet It.
Grcvc. Charles. ..rhe Fair"
Greeley. samuel 3. ~: Opera House.
IIallberg. J.. Gust6vc, ITO La Sale 81,
I!am!inc, John r.. The Temple.
Harris, Samuel H., 50 n. Clinton st.
IIayne. william j.. 42S Dearborn st.
!!url, Harvey H., ~ Washington st.
s 's%s s Sn" T. GGrn liz EsfS'is ss Bank
johnson. 9. Porter. Ashland Block.
Lay, A. Tracy, Chamber Of Commerce.
l.cfcns, Thles j.. III Washington 1t.
Letter. Levi r.. 81 Clark 1T.
I.Owcnttal. Berthold, Security Bldg.
Mccormick, Il. Hall. ~ la Sale 1T.
Nelson, Walter e., 100 Washington ut.
Peabody. Francis u. 104 Dearborn st.
PIERCE, tseGrand W., 525 The ROOkcry.
Pike. Eugene D.. 3O4. 1914 Dearborn vt.
Porter. Washington, Hartford bldg.
l'rlndivlllc, Redmond, 5l1 Stock Eek. Dldg.
!lckcor,ls: George ~, -. I Dearborn 1,r,, r st.
llycrson. Martin A., Chamber Of Commerce.
keaverns, George A.. 137 Rlnlto Bldg.
sheldon. Theodore. Borden Block.
smith. Byron L.. 100 La Sale ut.
SpOoncr. Frank H.. SO Marquette Bldg.
Starbuck. James NJ, Rialto bldg.
stewart, Archibald A., Stock Exchange.
Thornton, Charles T., Major Block.
Walker, Henry H.. Tacoma Bldg.
Wheeler, Augustus W., Stock ES. Dldg.
Wili0u,lby. Charles H.. 30 l.a Sale 1T.
iaggy. levi W., Lake Forest, III.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22

1t Is easier to he brave In time OF
danger than patient under suffering.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-02-22
Federal, State, County and City Officials
Federal Omciais.

Collector Of Customs. :. -. Martin J. Russell
Postmaster: .........: washington Ie.ing
United States Marshal. :. John w. Arnold
Custodian u. q. Buil,llng.. M. y HALEY
chief p0stOfiicc InspectO James y. stunrt
SuOstCcuburVrs . . sDctOS u.
Appraiser OF the Fort. Frank u. Hoyhc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
Ia FLEuR MOUNTAIN.
Many Good Properties and n Great
deal pf NorL


Since the report that the la Fleur mine
viii commence making regular shipments
IN the near future. good deal OF atten-
tiOn has been drawn 10 that claim and
those near II. says the Spokane Chronicle
\ near neighbor 10 the Ia Fleur. and
one that goes 20 prove the value OF that
pavt OF the reservation, 4 tho Lone Star
and Washington group. More work has
been done on the claims OF this group
than on any others in that part Of the
reservation \ tunnel IS IN about 30 feet
and a shaft sunk fifty feet. This devel-
opnent work shows up a strong ledge
of ore. which rams well in both gold and
copper. assays having gone as far as -
per cent In the latter metal
The Arlington IS another claim on la
Flour mountain that IS looking very we'll
snd although Nttle work has been done
upon q. the Arlington Is considered very
promising prospect.
\ considerable amount OF work has been
done on the Copper Queen. and at the
depth they are now IN the claim Is look
!ng very well The ore has the same gen
er8I charac tertStics as that Of the Lone
S,sr and Washington.
The Money claim 81 thought 30 De on
the same ledge as the Ia Fleur. and some
good ASSAYS have been obtained.
on the Frisco and Boulder claims there
has been some forty feet OF development
work done.
The Grea; Northern - a property that
has one 81 the best surface showlRgs Of
the camp. II has a well deemed ledge that
- thorouEhly mlneTalize8. Native COP
Per IS visible go some Of she surface crop
p.rgs-
Tae Lone Sfar. claim lying in Eureka
camp. has tairty men az work developing
the property and UPON TIRE result - the
work being done On Jh3s claim depends 20
a large extent the value os the Eureka
camp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
AMUsEMENTS.
ssfy Son-iu-Iaw."


Mr.. Growers comedy. My Son-in-Law,"
ysas produced for the first time here last
might at the Third Avenue theater, and
passed as an unqualified success. The
story Is one of unusual strength for a
light comedy. The approach Of the inter-
est was so gradual that at first, In spite
OF a number Of bright lines and witty
conceits, It threatened 10 be somewhat
tame when brought into contrast with
The Secretary" But the complications
thickened with each succeeding moment.
and when the third act was reached. ludi-
crous climax succeeded climax, and in the
fourth act the fun produced continual
shout OF laughter II is impossible 10 i'm
agine a more laughably absurd situation
than the one between Mr.. and Mrs Up
pers at Coney Island. The poisoning scene
at the dinner table was greeted with roars
of merriment. There was a strong recall
al the end of this act.
The fifth act, while devoted to unravei-
ing the plot. is really the best act of the
FIVE, and the laughter continued until the
final curtain.
Leonard Grover. jr.. carried the honors.
once the interest was esta blished, his
every advent and movement being greeted
with loud laughter and applause. Leon
ard Grover. sr.. as the dancing master,
gave a wonderfully clever dialect in1per-
SoraT.on, UNIQUE ana OF markeu eAccl-
lence. Mary Noble, as the emotional pupil.
Of the drama. was bright and effective.
The scene in the third act was particu-
larly good comedy. Mrs. Young. as the
moral mother-in-law, was a treat, and
aided in he:ghten.ng the fun throughout
the comedy. Claire Granville looked SUI
perb as the Mexican wife and gave a
splendid performance of the roie. Nellie
Young, as the little laundress. was
clever, and the remainder of the cast &C
ceptable in every respect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
Receiver c. j. smith Returns.
Pacific Railroad Bends.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Z.--Prop0sals for
s. 10000 first mortgage bonds OF the Cen
trail Pacific. Union Pacific and Kansas
Pacific railroads. now constituting part
o. the sinking fund OF the Central Pacific
railway. were yesterday opened in the
treasury department. There were ten bids
for the whole or part OF the amount of
fered at various prices. Among the bids
VAS one from J. L. Morgan & Co, OF New
York Offering par with interest for all
or none. making l0s. Is. The computations
necessary to determine whether this offer
is better than the aggregate OF the others
nave not yet been made. The computa-
tions made by the treasury officials show
that the best bids received by the gov
eminent for the 600 first mortgage
bonds now held IN the sinking fund Of the
Central Pacific road were the following
speyer & Co, New York. Central Pacific
OF 1887. S2isoo0 At par and accrued inter-
est: Speyer & Co. same Of iss6. 1850, go,
at 1885, and accrued interest; Kuhn, Loeb
& Co. New York. Union Pacific Of 1896
and 1897. sS2s.0 al lo3.05 same Of 1898 and
issa. sol. cco az 1850. same Of Kansas Pa
cihc % 1855. $1,000 at i09: ASSN & Co.
New York. Kansas Pacific OF 1895, $l5s.co0
at 1851. These awards were made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
okerry Cow" Next Week.

Last season Joseph Murphy was on the
road with his company Just exactly twen-
ty-one weeks. and az the close OF his sea
son Mr.. Murphy's profits were close TO
500 0o0. This was won by the two Irish
plays called, Kerry Cow" and shaun
Rhue." and In spite Of the hard times and
the fact that both plays have been before
the public more than ten years. The peo-
pie say that Joseph Murphy Is a fine actor.
and that his plays. Kerry Cow and
shaun Rhue." are beautiful pictures Of
Irish lives. loves and Royalties. They say
THIS with their dollars, therefore their
opinion must be a sincere one. Mr.. Muir
phv VIII appear az the Seattle thester
next Monday In Kerry Cow" and Tues
day in shaun Rhue.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
Yavv Coming.

Miss Ellen Beach Yaw. who is TO appear
at the Seattle theater next Saturday
night. accompanied by an excellent con-
cert company. has been for the past year
accounted the most remarkable soprano
the world has ever known, having a com
pass OF voice greater than any other sing
er recorded by history. extending from G
below TO + in altissimo. a range OF nearly
four octaves Mr. Macmillan Dick. the
violinist who accompanies Miss Yaw. was
born in Minnesota in ISL. He began his
musical education under the tuition OF his
mother and uncle, who both were at one
time pupils of the great Wieniawski. At
the age Of he began his public career
with such great success that he was sent
to Europe TO complete his education I'M
der the tutorship OF Profs. Slit and Her
mann In Ielnsic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23

The Stanford students.

The students OF Stanford university are
experimenting the Thanksgiving football
victory by sending their glee and mando-
lin clubs on A triumphal tour OF the Coast.
going as far north as Victoria and Van
couver. making one OF the longest tours
ever attempted by an American college
organization Numerically the aggrega-
ton IS one OF the largest on the road. The
Tlee club includes sixteen men. and the
mandolin club twelve men. besides SOLO
fists and specialists. Their engagement
here will be the event OF the holiday sea-
son. They play at the Seattle theater
Christmas night.