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have carefully examined the foregoing State
mcnt and find the same to be correct
CHARLES A. PRELLER Auditor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20

49, vvs- AZ a s@-s@ - 81 fsez- ~fzzs h2s
&MS- szs~~ e-orz sh4 sz6 cE ths Ez-re4
ssssu- e ssps hsxE we~x kzs - - szs-sz1-
- fs@-e ewt-x = re iz9Sw - s1-fz1s Wa
-a~ Tesy rco5 s-s vas taze- cu- . re
s~aft aes9 Is zax b@szx satz--=1 tgaEn the
s-fs CT xhs vezr
~ra -z~sz~s rxw-vfrx g. ehe ~orE Of re
60 rs~e- 80 Na---esz ara 2-zeSsh Co
s5geuras Prozn-s~-azw * p-0wz-11z Con-
s.a-w utsrs ara ~ez~@sezseG a. re camp ny
9. Tarney. haze ass bsr1 - ire man
-rs-h s-sw Sase slain. AZ g2o1 .hss they
are tszs.1Y srEaze1 A. present s-z1ezsoE-
trx "a ssfe-rntre EEs 6egsh ard ersezt VIII
= a1gsEan ess-es5 srzl. which s xors-
frx vs-v satzsFartornT. C-s hole h2s bAez
pat s1xz % = ss2fh - = feet a1a a sec
s~H ere ssa-~ez- A ths ore body il Al
e-snr--ozs ere i wfr -e1gtys rnazy s-rh
kzfes s-rk e. E~ersz- 5zreezs11s 5Ssors
Az Sea can - ss-zzze6 - f-x r1zg-if15s.
WEEK has a1rzz5T co-zrSszce1 Epsz ths
CsvEer rnsns ia Cn1pe- cz-p. Which shows
that tae h9-1azx syndicate. the American
Zxplo-zt50l Cgzzrzrv. e Eor Eos1g 20 a.
or the grass 70 grew under IS <ee. II It's
exEszxor u f4the- zh@ sxten. Ct IS Few
psreh2ss. NJ. Dan Mccartney has sscz--
- TIRE cgztrzcz for TIE zfzkinz q shaft
80 feet dep. fro-n w.seh e-ozzczts vzZ -
rga zzh also drifts q IRE GRE boy. As
the tssEe hEzSF % tne bad ~ SHY SIX
Tnonsas. Il wfE readily Be seer sEers II
good cause 20 Fnsxe s1erz TIRE wexk quick
-, - gse0z Ire APPEARANCE Ct the mine a.
the expiration ~ tfss present contract de-
peE3s .se payment u the balance of the
purchase r1oney-t-7.9a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
BENEFIT BALL CANE.
To Be Played at Madison Park
Tomorrow Afternoon.
ATHLETIC SMOKER AT BALLARD.
Prof yscS Green and Prof. Barbour
Have a Pretty ExhI biUfon Contest
Examiner BAL. Game Today.

Tolaor-ox afternoon there will be a big
beDeElt same CT baseball az the Madison
street park. IN wa-ca the members Or the
Seattle professionals. reinforced by Pitch
e. Ferguson. 81 Tacoma. sllI meet the
srrsng Sousa Seattls Athletic Club team.
II addition % she game there viii De long
distance throwing and base running con-
tests. Robinson. SeAeEis's center fielder.
the country. The championship viii lie
between Robinson and Frary. unless the
beck * upset.
In osaer 10 help -hs bali players cut.
the Madison Street Cable Railway Gem
pany A2S donated the use OF the grounds.
and n n Dearborn. the printer, presented
the tickets free OF east Ex-Cmplre Per-
rin- who Is managing the benefit for the
boys. says that the tickets have been piac-
eG with different people around the city.
and he hopes taat they wia meet with
ready sale
F.. Ball PLAYERS are not niilianaireS. and as
nine-tenths OF the men On the Seattle
team are from the East. good rousiag
benefit from The people would help them
greatly.
This will De the first time for several
years that Seattle craaks viii have a
chance q see Frank March. who used u
be the king-pin pitcher ef the old profess
s4anat sszgne, before his arm gave out.
play ball He VIII BE- in tne left field. Egan
VIII be On second. Ireland On third. Pop
McCauisy on first. Bianfori al short. Rob-
irsoa IN center. ex-J-rnpire Perm il right
and Frary Behind the bat Mr.. Parsons
VII probably umpire
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20

oNE OF THE PIONEERS.
Col. r. :. Topping lays rail j. Grow
ina Like Jonail's Gourtf.


Col. 2 = Topping. the founder q ths
toNn os Trail. - G. wao has beer spend
Tx fsw 8avs 81 the eitg. returns hoEns
this week wsH pleased with hts stay IA
Spokane. The coloneI las great faith IN
sha Tran erefs uining district. The town
Il Trail especially. and predicts pOpB-
lats0n - several 1hoas8Esd 81 a sew years
Ee Was one among the EErf 10 setsie IN the
TraH aanntry. vas the Hrst recorder for
that district awnea the Ls Hof al ons
time. gaze assistance r. the broken pros
Tces1r. sent axnea into the virgin for
sst@ wh0 came back tagged bag with
glowing reports u fabulous wealth, has
given ueF8i ana financial aid 80 i en-
Eerpglsss anA ~ Ags tire}esa ergy. his
stsadfast fa1h ln the coautTX, and Won
dsrfai llbaraiifv has caused 70 Krow q
te~n q energetic psogse whore waved the
pEsmexai forests only Six months age
Cai Topping has recently located q town
size 81 Deer Park. ffftg-eight miles Up
she Columbia from Tran. On the tsesatffai
Arruw sake. ard Hke 81 az BIS enter
pyfses Is having the mines developed be-
fore booming PISS t8wn site fer wlth the
ofseusnE ~ promising prospects comes the
rash that SIN dispose q bis property.
The rolc8ef Says tire Columbia 8 West
ern is ruuuinv satisfactorily between
Tran ard RossSaaa. hauling ia pasasu-
gers TEersfay she Eueiter sunslts with
charming regularity tire Coinmbia. like
the sf3Fits ~ fbH Trsd peouie. ts 9n the
rfsc peun3r are coming ln hy hundreds.
houses e8iux up by ao1ens. mines opened
Salty. sns Sc fhare Sc any fault 20 find
with the coanffF g. SIS that the days are
ton short Per the business that must -
crowded in sseta<ta sUn ana sun. corse-
4utntfY considerable alEht work 81 6uue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
Fight 70 Ten o,ciock Tonight.

The Hf-Infe3figencer free open air con-
cert by the First Regiment hand tonight
zssl - a great treat There Is also some
thing else 81 store for you. From 70 =
O'Clock tonight the Fulton Market Just
srauna the corner from the Fost-Tntsll3-
Eeaeer cfSce wfl inauxurate IRE first %
a series q special sales on the cheaper
era les % meat FOR the lshorfnE class -
people we vii have everything cut NJ
ard marked N plain figures ara ask that
voE -ali ard investigate. Remember, two
hours - royal bargains. from 10 =
O'Clock. we propose 20 continue these
sales 8uri-E the season ~ the Post-Tateiff-
Eenrer free concerts Our market today
vfi ~ literally stocked with choice cuts
% sE kinss-rhesp chickens. spring ducks
sprirg lambs ard everything pertaining 70
2 TrEs-einHs market Fulton Market
Hlneklay b.ock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20

]. ". Cassv, Portland agent OF the MI
xaukee. s in the city, registered az the
Northern.
william P. Bird. OF Tacoma. travelling
auditor o. the Northern Pacific. Is at the
Northern.
George Mel Brown. dIstr.c. passenger
agent OF the Canadian Pacific. was IN the
city yesterday
General Freight and Passenger Agen.
Allen Of the Seattle. Lake Shore G. East
szn spent yesterday In WnatcoEn.
Tire bicycle rattle craze struck the rail-
read offices with regular hesc-0n eoilt-
sion au1 AT least two Offices on Pioneer
place yesterday made a winning.
Hereafter only Wagner sleeping cars HIli
be run On the Chicago & Northwestern
system. the contract a That company uiEh
the Pullmans having expired. The North
western has secured an entirely rev O4St&
OF Wagner. haIlt for its North western lin
TED and mas put the new cars into COM
mission
A trial was recently made Of new hv-
1raultc brake for street cars on one OF the
ears OF the Brooklyn CITY fsa1-roa4 60
With 32-foot car running . niles an
hour ii stop was made liz 81 feet. a. Il
niles an hour. the same car vas stopped
tn Is feet. and at the ordinary rate Of
speed me car was easily stopped IN SIX or
elght feet.
The United States circuit court az
Chicago. on Friday. before Judge jenkins
there WAS entered decree for the sale %
me gn.cag0 & Northern Pacific Terminal
system on October s. An upset price 81
Ss9G1.s0 has been fixed by the company
for the property. The reorganization CON-
pzny for the ooBdholders now holds IS
per cent OF the securities and It Will uE-
3oubEedly be the purchaser OF the road
Ticket brokers have begun tight IN the
courts 20 protect what they conceive 70
d their rights. An agent of the Western
sasSsrgtr Association bought a mileage
book OF the Chicago Great Western road
ran q Kansas City broker. Il was pre-
sented ID the Chicago Great Western for
redemption When the broker wao sola Il
heard of Sc he garBisaeFd che Ca-caGo
Great Western 20 recover the book. and De-
gan injunction proceedings against ne
read 20 prevent It's redesnaing *.
The order received BY the Pert Buckley
Mil Company fer = 0ss1,ge9 feet Ct flr humber
usll be filed and shipped 81 about four
xeeks. The lumber - fer a 1ry dock 20 be
AssNt az Plymouth. Eng and. Eeutcn n
Holmes. of san Fra ncssco. who are repre-
ssntlng the contractors fer ths dry dock,
have chartered the shius Alexander CD
son ard john F. Briggs 20 carry part o.
ira aaulbeT. ard Two Or three more vessels
ali be obtained TIE contract calls tor
lengths a. fran Is 70 50 feet and the pieces
x{n rs,n from - by Y inches % Y oy Is
inches square or IS by = 20 Is - Is The
order is a large one. but not az al unusual
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
pops WAKING Up.
Primaries TO County Convention 10 b
He'd Tonight.


The Populist primaries to elect delegates
20 The King county convention vii be held
IN al the precincts et the city tonight
The heal Pop politicians were very egxy
}ast night. busting about 20 rouse Cd The
tagging ones ard discussing the situation
Eugene Way seems 20 b. the comma n6er-
sn-chisf this time. though the nominal
head ~ the city central committee = G
". Monohau. % The small town q that
name. Or. Eugene Jordan seems cont Of
T." or az least s. rot cutting seeh = prom
fnent figure as r the recen. city election
Tire branch % the Popuiist party which
boifei from TIE weil-reznerntere jordan
conversion" hardly know where they
stand. and II Is rot known whether they
WI recognize The primaries. for whIeh
their arch enemy Way. has issued a car
The King county convention w3ii b hers
IL Turner hall next Monday nd delegates
VII - seieetsd 70 attend the state eo--
vention % - Held al Tacoma on June =
This IS really 3 delegate convention. and
will only represent TIE western halg of me
state. which = entitled 20 a'ne delegates
The eastern half VIII have delegate con
ventions IN six different places -Four q
these VIII have che delegate each. and The
other tvo viii have two eaeh. making
foar In all
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
MINIS on krrrTrAs.
They LID yhe state Ia Production last
Year.

EEEf Kss-ft sfEe state "a PRODUCTION last
Year.
According 20 the repsrt ~ the director
* the msut RItfitaa cngafv took the lead
gn nlaarst pFoa@etioa ia Washington last
vvar. sra pre.IHeed vue-thlr2 - the gold
- the entire state.
tp 20 tte present flfoe sire mineral pre-
9eg en ef Washington hHs been small tn
cuugn8r9aen wffh that ~ the ether north
western States. Prom thfs ca. however.
IRE conditions 7Ffif 81 changed and ~ aEh-
!nFten etl tasse Eaak with ere other mia
efal Tsa.' iEcinw sectieue. Stece the open-
fus ~ tAf reservation there has t~en
Effa- afttvirv sspec sEiy in thar section
- fhe caisltFy ~eatlztieus 10 tire tufermR-
tiaHsi teanttary. sauth % tac Trail and
Ieearsry cfefk flfrrtefs fa fact there
- YeneaVa interest ta tae elder mining
dis1fsets 20 tle Gsana<aa ana stevens
eaHnffes- u h-ea tn ths pasr hase p~e.isrcd
s 4free sUean1 of the aFeela}ss ara RISES faj
HaeFsts Tsn activity sn Cssuazsf ce-.fH-
El S. narkea taaita1 is so5nE ga ars tse
stsse3uH1.eEt rGts Foar aE5 - great sra
gae rfe5s-s.e1 Barge fu Stevens tounfy
snfaee aF4n 81 airh cr}T assezat0eDf vrer k
has tsea as1s Ger several wears are BE-
c,s,n Iar pra.tleeFs Nlufae rnfn are There
fr aaa vi frsg faa gar30es
3s Pr f#rl sn he e-rl tnat fufHe-aat f-es8-
SIS roola nat t~ permanent ga IS f.uls fog
H.4tsea Haa a-. rf tF- Fease-ts 81 es
vcr& Qa thr Stateas -ae1tF u.Hes e2a
practically sasnszfst rf Eu scrfaa-
tlaa sAfass aa btu eEslotet and werk
u} Presees@
fa fhz 0aeessfes fhyre arr sHe 2ses e.
mineral carrs .nE FiIFer. isaa ans grL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20

Port Townsend. June p -Special.-Tom
saarkey. the sailor pugilist. who is %
stand up before Corbett. khe worlds cham
rs.n. IN san Francisco next week. vas q
marine on the British Tuan-af-war Am
phEon. AZ Esouimsit. TWO or three years
ase. There he acquired local reputation
As A good amateur ssuEger. 1@lte in the
British navy vas TOO tame for SnarEey.
znd a. an 3nportune time ~ deserted
crossed the straits 70 Pert Townsend. VS.
g+as ether cities on the Sound. and then
aired down 20 Mare Island where be 81
ssra8 the American navy. He was bern
ard reare6 IN Liverpool and there are
rv-o - three men on Pgget saana wse aaFa
known hisu from MS yo1en- Ess tTsfn2s
- not think he VII show 10 after the
card round
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
vEgg.S GARDEN GROWN COFFEE
The Best Coffee You Can Get.
Try It. Home Product
THIS Is THE NIGHT


Tne -IrsrsHIIgencers- Concert 10
Begin 81 s:3o-
srr--- an TyEzx O. -7v death 5=1- with
--v eyxs Just cz0sE-w Tor TIE izsz .3-E seer.
7 z-zr- 20 lsavs he earth w-E1 strains q
--rsse lingering L th@ air aoSzt How
often ore bears TIE zss1 exp-ssss1-to -
Fuxe5 20 rest ny ths SOUND o. E1zslc-Io
carry forth fEto the unknown hereafter
saz greet emotions induces ny 1a-Eao1sT.
RS r-7st eseTz-1g Et-Alz tie range D
rs--sz s15eyEsnz- How E1ea BETTER
tFez. 10 I've 20 HlzzKe. . feel = tns syen-
tag ar vibrations Or zsslnsy at-1l~1 20 the
wang moods % t1e grave and TIE gay,
the sa5 ard ths joyful Sueh = ne o7pe--
rrgnsrv that xzl ~ a-or5e5 the citizens CT
Seattle this evening b the Post-IISslli-
xe-c4r concert given b The Ff-st Sezr-
-rsz< nan5 = frozt 90 ths business oEzacs
on Cherry street beginning a. % o'caock-
Al TIE close o. the busy Cay. ne last o.
ire week ire workers csz escape from
tae h1ua5rurn OF toll ard For few hourS
enjoy tire anest music In the world. that
rez1ered by a hand composed Of well
trained artists The calm Joys q the SGa-
sav following ordained for rest. wili oe SC
eentuate5 b the memory % strains heard
tbs night before.
Cherry street and the adjacent avenues
vii present A metropolitan aspect tonight
Pvovsnz5ers with the spirit az the evan
TIE brilliantly Hghted th0r0ug afareS. gay
cyclists will spin OF giiFFerin- wheels
aIoag The smoothly paved streets. aad IN
tae ints-iudsS OF silence between each Sc
Ieezion By the hz.i. ire voices OF the say
audience. wandering here and there Ike the
changing sands OF the sea, viii ring out IN
talk and laughter. They viii feel nearer
rczezasr, drawn close Ia the ussheS OF d.
vine harmony. and as employer ard en-
rloye greet each other next Monday mora
ing they viii feel new bond Of sympathy
% have sprung - between them. TIE pro
zran-e arranged IS an excellent one, and
as al are familiar with the brilliant execr-
ton and finish OF the FIRST Regiment hahd.
70 comment Is needed On the various na1i-
beEs-
Pest Tntelllg encsr'' SOD Asher
1gsryure-"The Beautiful Ga1ates~ -Suppe
BsT.soae soo-@Belle Of seattle '--'.'''s
sig. A De Carrie. LATE OF Liberaf.'s
famous military band. OF View York.
siectfor-s'Re3 Eussar-" Paul Jones
ard Poor jonathan" .......--..- Noses
Negro 6ance-16e Fvzsky Coons'
Old Hungarian song-'-csaraa's Last
vase Espagno.e-.'i.a serens.ie'' :. Metra
para phrzse---Ben Bolt Arr b. Broae
SEEe1fioE-''E sSlanI' ..--..-...... Verdi
Mussoal scenes From Switzerland. Largly
"RzstEs on Para1e' .-..---..-.. Kerry Nils
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
Coal Miner Infnrea az Palmer.

Lyman Phillips. a miner. was run over
fy an ascension car II The Kargley coal
mine four miles above Palmer. yes,e--
dsy. shortly altar noon. HIS collar bane
was broken. ard ihe left leg between the
knee and ankle. Re vas brought here on
The NoTtheTn Pacific express. wh!ch a.
rived A. ms31ight. and vas taken % the
Seattle General hospital IN thA patrol
wagon The nine has bean closed for r.
Instruction work. sna Fhillsps vas build
Ing 81 ar hr10ge On the second level I0a
feet below the surface. He hsa
ssEnAlled the ascension car % 20 20 me
top. The car a. this pont goes M an fn-
ciins % about - degrees and PhsIIips IN
attempting % board e from the 'front.' vhTla
"a 70 1glan- was knocked anwn and crushed
under ire wheels \ friend who was near
siEnsIic3 for fHe car 20 step and probably
saved his comrades life Several miners
whe were working further down came m.
ard roBgh nandaEe waS pst o. he tnfr~-
- leg wneu Pc reached tha surface
Dr. U9niEav. who - n ths se-vtes
- TIE company vas summoned He said
- sossla Go netting. as - bad no anpff-
anoss az band ana PaSg2sns claims he s5s
rrt remove re r08Eh hauaaEa nor eea~
% make az exanf3naH on. 4 friend aeceu-
pan5eH IRE 2sckiess -a5ner % Seattle. pail
Nns has wife and SIX ch{f3ren living near
tas aire. TeeT are poor. ART ~ was tbsI-
s7}s SuproTt
Basement Store open Saturdays and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20
MINING NOTES.

Ire scheme 80 rzn a tunnel throux- The
Rocky Ag8Gtalrs f0rry-esgnI mics from
ColoTs9o City % Cr-pD-e Creek - ega1z
revived
silver Reef. Utah. which came into PROM
lnence twenty years ago as me Arsf place
r. tie EoEaG E1eye silver vas found II
szae. ard where Detysne5 wool aSssyed
away Up II the hs1r1rsds. SHOWS signs q
new life. ard he old dumps arg expected
20 turn ont considerable gold values BIZ the
cgznlSe process.
Utah furnishes ar sxzusTse % hox rnrss-
eEn rnesEess make profitable ths working
Of lean ore il the case Of the GsySer
company Camp F~0Yi district where rhs
average value 81 the Gre uiIIe5 during the
meath Of Acra vas h1t &c per ton Ire
entfre cost - F1s1i2z and p llsTz vas vs.
per ton leaving profit % si-ss per ton
X IS said that Charles r. Flsshaek and
kis Eastern assoclat are turning the1r
attention % the mines o Trs1 Greek ans
Ticinsfy. Taey arr bout % obtain control
Of one e the great mEres Of that locality
a. a cash price that speaks volumes for
the cona1eree which American ard En-
giish capitalists are beginning 20 show n
the Kooteral District.
Mrs. Mary z. Phelps. presisent Of the
Bonita Maning C0Enrzny % Denver. was n
this city fo1ay. assisting Mrs Thomas z.
sale % the famous Morning star mine
The property IS ioca1e1 A. WeFs vF was
urder bond and lease from Paul Miller 10
Joseph Clernmons. the latter OF whorn de-
deed was given 70 Ms. Irvine II escrow
upon the payment Of s1.S0 6oEn- Tire
lady has worked r<rs.Stertly and says The
sale II row az good as consurnUates- Her
people are vel known Eastern capitalists.
--Bouiaer fCos.l Camera
The MERGED Gold Mining Company a.
Ccgltarvaie. Msrsposa county. Cal, has
beer accused of being u1-American ard
employ ing only GorniShr1en- The super
iuter1en1 has prepared 2 fsf showing
that about ;hres-fsthS % the cornpany's
employees are native born Ams~icars. In
the TraxEyAal The native born population
complain hat the Eagassh companies viii
give them no work, and TOW a Disguised
English miner writes 70 q London paper
thai the saue concerns which are spend
iiSh miners on account % The Yankee
bosses" who favor tfEs~ osn country
men.
Al Idaho Falls sueesai 20 the Eiackfoot
News SAYS. The Harris e. Turr Gold
for pizcer Mining ani started today for
IRE Eeid feds o. EsSGa1o creek n WON
-rg rear the south lire cf he National
Park. where IL has some valuable uiacer
rnsFes Tho outfit cons SITS az thlTtv-tw0
teams. one sawraiu AMI engine and al
FnrapreruAlis fer exteus - mining bust
rsss The parfy az serenity rnsn 81 al Is
II charge % " q. Harris. manager and
" a Person. secretary % TIRE company.
Three s'x-horss freight wagons VIII be
pHf on The road for haui.g supplies ard
W3n make fA1ho Pals once a week Thew
expect - continue the work until next
November
rsaas - y Gof-e-sz mining announce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-20

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F-~s-k p Szvsn we're the at1racssor a.
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f-tsr-ro.sr8 hont. TIE men sent ~ ts IN
saar-aanw fashEon. ara Alahe- showed taat
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TIE bsx Australian vas saow- TIE p58toe
cautioned TIE aEhteTs taat tHey wozld
,-rass fheru L tEev s-afad Knockout II
t~s rnfrd roana slavln vas aEzn9st psis 70
s,sss with couple = swings. and n tAe
soarth tae b38s VAS STOPPED IS tne referee,
.ha Australian being too greasy.