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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-07
FOR CENTRAL AMERICA.


Steamship A1aFapOOPa tO Give .
Monthly Service FPem. the sound.
Another steamship line has been essab-
iished between the Sound ard Central
American ports. The first vessel. the Am
arapooTa, will sas from Tacoma October
s. and from Seattle October q. She IL ad-
vartiged 20 call at Oeos. San Jose de
Guatemala, Champerico. Acafutia and La
Libertad. The agents OF the steamship are
Saunders, Ward q Co. Of the Northern
Pacific wharf. Tacoma. and Lilly. Bo-
gardus & Co.. or the City dock. Seattle.
The preisnainarsss Of this venture have
been kept so quiet that the appearance OF
cards advertising II were decided sur
prise. Encouraged by the success Of the
Puget Sound q Central American Steam
ship Company with the steamship Transit
Saunders. Ward Co. have ventursd on
the establishment OF a another line
This II not intended TO conflict with the
Puget Sound & Central America company
and VIII. simply serve to divert 70 the
Sound much OF the trade now caught by
San Francisco" said 8. @. Terkes. man
ager for Lilly 4 Bogardus. '~rhe list Of
freight rates I have received are the same
az those OF the Transit. ard I ara given
strict Instructions not 20 cut rates. The
fact In the trade with Central America re-
Qufres = more frequent service than one
weasel can give. The Transit makes the
round trip every two months We pro-
pose to sail q month later. which will give
q monthly service. know many shippers
who have been obliged to senf goods ~
way Of San Francisco because they were
unable to walt fer the Transit.
The steamship n now en- rcuse from
Hon9kong and 10 due To arrive on tbs
Sound October %. She IL an trim vess<l of
1900 tors burden and 1873 tons net- Her
length Ia so feet: breadth OF beam ~ feet
and depth Of hold q feet. She wAs built
in lSTA"
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Boston. Oct 6.--Tte tone of the WOOL
market here - macn improved by the
sales OF the last three weeks. and better
prices have resulted. The market FOR ter
ritory woods is a5csit | cent higher than
tho former nominal asked prices Fleece
woods have also felt the change and are
quoted higher. although general opera
tons are moderate Trade In Australian
wool Is Quiet. hut prices are being we'll
maintained. and buyers are forced - pay
prices in order 10 get supplies.
Qsutations Mnntara. fine medium and
fine. asfloc; secured price. zs1.sc: staple.
00sic. Montana. No. 2. medium. il6iec:
secured. &c; Utah. Wyoming. etc. No.
2. medium. 1ezfilc, secured. a@fzsc.
California wools-Nershern. spring. 1866
&c: secured price. 29tE3oc. middle county,
spring, S&9c. secured price. E4f21: free
Northern fan. sGse. secured. ~kIs5c.
Australian wocls. secured NtsIs-<cznh-
Ing. snperfine, +sf4se; ccmoing, good. fes
&c: eomb.ng. average, N<ssoc: Queensland.
comb.ng. soQfzc. lambs, secured. t9(t44c
5ambS. carbonixed, l4fSkSc.
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San Francisco. Oct. a-Flour-FAmily
superfne. Ss.30g3 80
Mheat-shapplns. s, lsE for No, ]. and
choice. ssc: brewing scGSc-
oats-.ME.ing. ssassc; Surprise. s7isc0
ssisaass: poor 10 fair. aisa &c: back. for
Produce Receipts-Fgour. quarter sacks
centais. 900: barley. cen,a.s. q, 700; oats.
eertais. 3Jo: corn. eentass, I.1ss. beans
sacks. lI.s75: rye. centa-s, so; potAsoes
sacks. Is: miaa'sngs. sacks. 80: bay hay
toes. 3I5: straw. tons. II. hops. basee. 10.
mustard seed. sacks. "a: fiaxseed. sacks
ra.sins, boxes. $50: wine. gallons. 500:
quicksilver. TASKS. IS.
Produce, Fruit, Etc
Feed and MISUNDERSTANDING Per ton;
i3- 50: osher bransis. Ni-5agi2.
as. 80; oas, $500 50; river barley; 1859
s: best barley. ssQ7.EO: alfalfa, E.509s. 20; al
faifa. first cutting. Aa5: clover. $o1I.so;
Vsx.,sh ga sU1npT Rss ssaG. ,er cent
al; garnet chiles. 4oGSoc: Salinas Bur
banks common, 5Nz7s5c: fancy do. s5d9oe.
river Burbanks. 2sGssc; small potatoes:
s5c4$l; yellow onions. 35Q4oc per Genital;
nsckle do. 40ef50c per GENITAL: bav tona toes.
lo@c5c per box: bay Cs;cumberA, S13c
per box; pickle. best. lAac per pound: bay
squash: 2oQ-5c per box: egg plant. 26soc:
Berkeley do. z94oc per crate; green pep
pers. 2aI3oc per box; green okra, 40G5oc
per box: lima beans. O9.5c per sack;
string beans; per sack. Soc8a: garlic. 10
Frui,~Apples. fancy. .s1sc per box:
hsackberraes. E9&. huckieoerrfes. sc:
common. do. z0sse: common s'.s whsr-
per pound: cranberries. S per barrel:
black figs. dou,le layer. 5s575c per box;
sweet water and Fontainbleau grapes, Is
cat. do. s5sfssc: sussanas 4sqsec: Tokay.
loupes. per crate. McasI. IS: patnexs. per
mon pears, ssss saT per box Ba ar DO Sc
Gsi Is: psurss. sos1sats per box: prunes, 80
Sc per box. ounces Aafs5c per box. Mex
lean lines. ssGsssn; cahsornss lemons 80
3 5od3: bananas. per bunch slGe. pine
APPLES. per dozen. .50t; Persian dateA
5&lSi2c per pound.
.o7zic: fancy dairy soc: seconds. f70fsc:
picked. is@2i1c. firksn. is1isc.
Cheese-Fancy mild. new aST1nc; fair to
good. 7ffsc: Young America. sGloc; East
srn. i2Gflsc per pound.
~~Egxs-store. is9zsc; ranch. ssSsoc; East
Poultry and Game-Llve turkey wobeiers.
lac: ROSTERS. old. 81: BOOSTERS. Young
g syT4 %: brotlsrs large. - sef5. Tiers
5. 75fs 5; hers. s.Is; ducks. old. <E3 .;
i.5e per pair; geese. SI1l-5. pigeons. old
and young. ste.
Closing Qaotatisns.
wneas-Qu!e:: December, u-2TA: May.
S-ZA.
Bar!ey--Firm: December. T1c.
Corr-IArge yellow, sc.
Bran-California, 3i33i3S.
Wool.
Wcol-San Joaquin ard Southern coast,
poor six months. sTsc; 90 do good six
months. 4ixgsc: do foothlll. good to
choice. S-9Ss-c. DO years fleece, s<3s;sc;
Nevada heavy. SE9Sc: Nevada choice. "a
s:7c. Northern saoice. logic.
hops.
Hops-234c per pound for cid.
Financial.
Srrs~ hars .. 4Sts Dvasss-SsgAt 80.
Mex Col 49,. Sss5az-s Telegraph - :. 20
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EoREIGx MARKETS.



London, Oct k--Siiver. nd: eonscs,.
1sM
New York. Oct. s--Ths Evening Posts
London financial cablegrazn says: The fall
n American exchange and the liqaiiasion
~sytch were nat today. The fall In sx-
change produced = fail in conscls 10 insss
on ruanors Of q renewal OF gold exports.
The fall In minea was 80 rapid ard serious
as 70 suggest trouble ut the next settle
u.ert unless q recovery takes place. There
was heavy selling OF mines IN London
by French brokers. A feature of the mar
ket was n sharp fan In India paper.
Gold is In strong demand In Russia
The 2arls bourSe was closed.
The Berlin market was weak
BreaAstu0s and GRAINS
liverpool. Oct G--wheat--Spot. firm:
No. red spring, 60 ID: No. hard Mani
toba. Is ID. No. California. IS Sd. Fra
lures opened Arm. with near and distant
positions 1sd higher. closed steady, with
near and distant positions lsrd higher
business about equally dssfributed Octo-
Der. IS 1oakd: November. "a lid. December.
S md: January, = uhd: February. IS
Corn-Spos, ffrm: American mixed. new.
- lA1. Futures opened firm with near
and distant positions I'd higher: closed
steady. with near and distant positions I'd
higher. business about equally distribute
ed October. o Tod. November. Is HID:
December, -. January. 3s-
Fiour-Fyrm: demand. fair: freely sup
piled: St Louis fancy winter. ga
Hops.
Hops-At Londen: Pacific coast "a
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NEW York MAnkETA


New Tcrk. Oct s-rsss srsa N
s-ccxs sczy o. ne sssszisesg proper
tors s-zS tie usczs -sex1s OK gss-e tfsas CO
po4at wien aa7ea-ed 30 Ersssns1s TIE
E41Tx we're atxe~reTsEw 20 force aT5se4
down with >orsz&s~rs.s~e care A. 70 ex-
ssrw&nx ta~ ossxxsAxxsSEx CONTRACTS. scxzEe
q ira b. l>ssss~rS express a B1&r4xsexsz %
r9r-zt a further reaction q q feE p1 n g
hss- SaT frzsg hs5s bars q securities ere Us
g4aysnx gr@a. tss&zcssy. Ore sa71pse Of
bs-ar sesassxy MS ne csr-zzsaz@cn Of 4 re-
port stsz- a s~zxzng saocx corzss-1z sSssso
sssSss@ szzz refused 20 carry socks Ga
nzar@ . ossr sssa EEK. SAerey Gays. eGs re
rssar~ was ausGk.y d~nsea by q sr~xvshe-
81 ia IRA Another rscvH was 1-sg4Ay%4
II lie ~. Sogr. vaeC Esoney &C cal va
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III 13ADtk Ns1
.s,cs = hsreby sivsn that shs ssesed
.1s5et No -. for the improvenens ~
- street. ls TIE Giy q essstss:
- 49, ~. as -. "a a0der 49, - .v,sss sss
1921 10. 80, Which DcoytAAD for
S1rurensens Of said ssroes ~ grad
- consfruct.ng sidewalks On beth
~ tbrsef and D<osasdins Cor she psy-
f;se fund FOR such payment by the
S15SS aad eollscsiou 81 sDee4a1 eaDees-
- neon ths property bsoadtsd b the
SrevsS1ens Aad providing fer ths ~
~ iGrfsiafurs " H. 0tAse q Wsok-
1920. aporuved March szh, ia and un-
~ orostsssue Of ordinances 30. -.
- n.y GO. - :. $500 =
- ben duly csrtidsd - ne ter
=. AID the reeDeettys sonA shsfe-
1kSSu61 and 6yto4 against Zach par
- ioe q lad. and psr1 shsrse q
- rains unpaid. ana tbs sasne. h.
S5Sling DE- interest on the whole amount
SSS1 must - rad on or bslore the
g Ho os snes nss.,s - q sA =
- the 7th day Of Nevs0ber. IL ne
$3.50 ali become deiinQus0f and ahA1i
- aesNvuoe IT the rate q pr eenl pee
-. sntn p.adi and Z ~ - eseoss
- ~ sddsd. and the sums dsilnausas
6S6 20 entered On the annual TAI roll
- - ourrens year against each lot and
- e Land and part thereof. - de-
1922 And with the interest and PEN
SS7< GSoh = collectAd - ether taxM, -
~ nth such additional chasWao or
SssS{f1no - are authorized TO be charged
1850 On ether dsii u a1 t 11;..
SsSnf akail be sold for the amount Of
S assessment. with interest. penalty
>Sl 800. In the manner provided by law.
GEORGE r. NEAcHAX,
~ treasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
f}S5e e. csst publication. October 9TH.
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Cxsrzxe. Oes THE strength displayed
by wheat a. rhs opening was . Surprise
. -rsnst OF The tra1srs December. sascn
ss-s- a. ADVANCE % a fzss cent. a7d n
go course OF tbs arxf forgy-1v- rna1gtss
r~.a.nx ass sssadsly advanced i. 20 ss1se-
T1e sarea<th apparently cane from TIE
sss5u a 90 aAy4nr@ Liverpool vas quoted
arua. ogs unchanged ia price for $50.
yn-as ard &c higher for futrrsS Tnat
st-,s5f ksalsress yesterdays secilre "a fs-
sr.-as ssevs Tbs certainly vas 70 sas-
-s.srrt incentive FOR an trstfai nc aSvaace.
bsss a prfxase cAnzsxrafu covering later
f5xs- s< sas CAV ~ Liverpool quoted sa-
af-er LII advance IA futures, or d rise
zfxnre*her -24- ne reaxor Tar It's
.reaxsh began 20 be understood. El, IL
vas onsy w1xz n me cozrse ct An hossr
asrer tne opening tie coczn-xsson houses
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o1O&sOAD oe8O0 So0X -
fo9 Yesterday.
Raai estate transactions sinca Januns1r
/ lSs. are =. tss.sO.A There vsss n1eo -
record yesterday eight deeds. aegrooaklno
G.NAsl Following - . list fUrnashe4 u
the DAILY Bulletin. room y OcGidnnta1
block.
state to Thomas C. van1suyt. loto 4 q
and part lot 4 block ~ Seattle ~
Lands. September 4 sis1sl
Elizabeth Mason and husband = q -
w. r. Andrews. Ell lot , ana 81 ~ -
block 4. Ross add. July %, s7so
Ruel Robinson et ux. TO Minnie 4. UIakA
lot 8. block 9. Rohtnsou add. August - ~
$50.
Frank W. Trounce ct ux "a MlchA9a Co.
tsiio. Ella ne &C = twp = s - acrsaL O..
tohcr s. $40.
r. l. Albright 10 Thomas y. Nslney. ~
y tract II. Br2dner'a Garden TRAITS, u -
3. twp q. I. October 8. So
Sheriff to ". II. ThedixnA lot Z h1oGk 4,
Waiia walla add. September - elex
Mary Neary to Thomas Nsary, ccmnmun1s
~ interest IN lot s. block & Bakers 80
October &. 81.
Edwin FArnsworth st ux.. By -. n
Farnsworsh. attorney. to Asa Tyler. TOT e
block 10. w. c. L Co.'S First aslA. Kat
3's acres. IN - sw sec u. twp II { = o.
tobcr G, $1,000
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- rRnAsuRDR's Nor1cE-cr1

80 I... asrsoy 4 y lse.i nns s nas
15lsjof 10. -, Tor the Improvement Of
fS2 Street. In the City Of Seattle. from
- Aysnus g Cullen street; nnaer the
rsS7f1o fer the improvsmsnt 81 said
Sfsr& ~ constructing ooWae along the
0st9 lns Of said street. together with
q n1oessAsy epsntnss: we. manhois..
sS1ns, and providing for the pay
n1u1 therefer Ii instailneuts and esGab-
k1ng fund Tor such payment By the
EVy19 and collection Ct special assess-
sDsn y: 1920 sryd Hsne rae *. x the
GBsnoe Of bonds a. authorized by an act
r u legislature Of the State Of Wash
Eston. approved March eth. Iaa1, and IN
- he PROVISIONS Of ordinance No ssD.
0s3lzencs No. 40. approved July uth.
- has been duly certified 10 me Tor
o1I3ocfion. and the respective suu7s there
3 ehargsd and levied against each par
~ district, In payment Of such install
1o1t remains unpaid. and the same. In
e1o1jn9 the interest on the whole amount
eAAs1sd must he paid on or before the
1T s made on such instaliment on Or
iofDfs The tn day q November. 1926. the
mao GAall become deilnquent and shall
~ interezt 1T the rate OF per cent. psr
o1nuW. Until PAID, AHd IL hot pasd pelofe
~ time. a penalty OF five CD per cent.
0kolt y added. and the sumo delinquent
oA1u be entered on the annual tax roll
~ IN current year against each lot and
nasceI ~ lard and part thereof. 20 de-
Lhqu<nf, and with the interest and PEN
oi{y shall BE- collected as other taxes, to-
Gofher with such additional charges or
Osnaltto4 ~ are authorised TO be charged
81 Collected on other delinquent taxes,
an Gnrf tot or parcel Of land 20 delin-
Qneue shall be ooid for the amount Of
6ueG assessment. with interest penalty
- eoots. u the manner provided BY law.
GEORGE y. NDACHAN
Clty Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
pafe oe Arst publication. October TIL,
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san Francisco, Oct. s.-Tns following
passengers Isfs On ths steamer waia
WaNa for Victoria. J. Ro9era. r. Palmer
ard wife, r. Davies. Mrs. &cEszn1s~ss
Miss Mls.otsa. Mrs. Mclean. n. A. Little
eess. n. Lee ard wife. p Basnes.
For Seattle: r. Keen. p. Es1xaee. Ers.
Clark. Mrs. Harmon, Mr. rsatterworfa as1
wife, j. Brown. Rev. Martin Is. Eosz.
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Eyf.sss SHIPS sseyrs Es.rrIia ara Pslsus
a-s A. Portland Under charter to load
wheat for Europe
Bark Prussia, Capt Hanssn, arrsved 81
pert Townsend yesterday fron San fran
cisco. TO load return cargo 5f Inzs2sr-
whGs~ trying 20 load two malss 90 Tbs
stea -ser Mary r. Persey yesterday csa
managed to Kick !sselz overheard AstsT
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Taro-rH Oct. s--ssVec3 az - rwSs~~E-Tof-
flm- Yosemite. s-<asnssysn Wool zsra-
san Francisco. Oct. TAR
walia wai.a. Victoria. schr 0tliAs. Gray .
harbor.
sshsr 4-Er blk Candida. fer Portland. Or.
New York. 0ck. ss--AFrsT Mona y 4.
f<o.sg9x,. Amsterdam E3fxsFst4tzz-
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VINO rad been the neet buyer. turing THAI
time commenced - show some ~ the dis
2asoaes they bad from the sesoosrxs Ara
other points. that . rise 20 ssAe for De-
eSEn6e- appeared 20 have any Justification
some 81 these were ezscsixn 10 set the meet
confirmed eear traders % thinking. One
read. Foreigners very heavy snyvrs.
T4ey want the actual wheat. We Just sli-
60 a e1yiax order for Continental hcsse
Ter lae.aJ0 oSs.zess OF SA~saAer and Ia no
CUISINES November delivery.
TIE advance. aoxrver. was nos without
selling. : cents advance. even IA these
DAYS Of RAPID aE7 large nueflssftcns. wAs
very tsnrfsnS. and Il WAS taken advantages
q Win vrnx~arcs, and prices gradually
sold OF to sssSc. Nsnnssco ard Dsslutn
reesi2ts were again heavy. betrs ~ cars.
agasnst -. wssk age. and ]. 80 On TIE
streets report % saa wcsta's vsssbie sup
ply. s1owi-x an Increase o. s.sSsea BUSH
ELS rad q tendency 70 weaken the market
anr.nS ne last hour. Issccsaeer finally
Corn was firm. ard At zines stronx. but
n the end made only f&r gain For sne day.
Oats opened firm On free nuyinx. thea
sowAro me close TIE Market weakened
Provisions were firm on a moderate bust
ness Buyers were encouraged by small
run OF hogs. and irraness OF grain
CIestAg Quosasfon.-
Corn-'octooer. 80: December. $40
Oats-octoher. i7Sc: December. fT-sc.
Pork-octoeer. Nsss December. .ss-2
Larsf-oc.oher. 1887: December, Aa6
Rs5s-Ocsoeer. $50. December. aM
Rye--3Sc.
Hriey-Sz7aSc
Flax-1rsH $50
Ttmothy-$lSS.
Lave Stock
Tho greae bulk OF the native steers
crossed the scaies II Asssss. 50. with fASr
Aies az As5xS and austsea sases 70
butchers AZ s.. 4c~s 90. stockers ard feed
ers. 2Sfss. IS; COWS and sesferx. l.a51
A.v: extra good ores. a.. syst, huAs. 81 80
13.fo. caves GSss7s 10, Western range
steers. $3u4; prime steers. -. las7s -.
Hozs-Cornfssou hsavy TO prime lsgs$
10: prime medium ard asast seasing
together.
Sheep-Prfnre native export sheep w~re
pretty Tna&1n nom nal at &sz33. -. Western
sheep were wanted at 81 500 81. sas~s BE-
Ing mostly At 80 ard upwsrd. with feed
ers IN the usuA, good demand AZ s. sozfs IS
Lambs sold At Ss.soa4.sc. fArscv :asrbs
briuE.nx 81. 7597S.
Recspss-CastiA 900: hogs. $500:
sheep. q. 0o
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

GrRS. GARLAND AND EvAN0EL.
Seattle and Townsend-Neaa Bay route
days. WsdnesdAys and Fridays at q m
fer Port Tcwnsepd. Port W Villains, Dun
geness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent. Gettys-
burg. Pyshs. CsA1am Bay and Noah Bay:
returning arrive Af Seattle 8 .. m. on
opposite days. Steamer EvangeI leaves
Yesler doch for Port Angeles and victorfa
MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays 1T $50
3. m.: arrives Seattle alternate days 10
3. m
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TWO TRAINS DAILY ExCEPT
SUNDAY TO sPoaANE.
The Miaerr' Popular Rests
to R0sSL and all
KOOTENAY
POINTS.


TINE SCHEDULE
In effect June r. fss1
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For ST. Pau! ard last s.U .. m
Fer Spokane and Locai, $40 .. m ana
ls3-.D a. m
FER Portland. 40 q. N. and go .. n
sror Olympia Gray's HAreor and South
var carSonaao. :ss .. N.
FOR Tacoma. go. !:iS and O. N. 10.
rEarxs ARRIVE At SEATTLE
rrnr. 81. Paul ana Eas, $40 q "a
From seokacs sa4 Local $50 q n and
fsffi:S+s =, M.
srrss~ olympia. Cmys HAreof acd
Saafh Bend. $40 = N
frc-, Carbonate. II 20 d n.
r~esa Tacoma. go. S& and Il 20 q r.
ssa - anS IisSs =. ~
sT>aFsy sxrert s=- tAv Al others sasy
Tbs card s0et~et 10 change without no
tee
1-rrSuwN tickets 70 yapsa ana China VA
Ss~shs-- Fac.fc steamship Company. al
American fire.
For rates. rcut-s asi other trssrnaroa
"a, 90 cr address
T. A. xADEau.
Cserersi Aren't. s.s.fie
CIV Ticket oEgeeA csrn.r yes.er way
pwres Tzckes oFTtr-. -1r-er WESTERN
sserue ard Columbia stre~t
A ~ CHARLTON
isssssaa. General Passenger Agert.
No - Nsrrssea street corner TART
fss-zsaw4. or.
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Two round trips daily except suminy.
Leaves Seattle 7:G n m. p. n. Con-
meets with steamer Mik1io for Srohomish.
lands at Cosman dock. foot OF Marion
street.
Leaves Everett 10 q m. $50 .. n. Con-
u&css with steamer Flyer FOR Tacoma
Lands At Merchants dock. Everett.
seattle e Tacoma navigation Company.
FRANK w. GOODHUE. Manager.
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p. 8. y. AT Co. Eject. oTs~~vs.

A. rys annual r-esttng o. me Pux~s
S1s,~st ~ay1xpssoT a Trsn~s~eussrss Co,
nssa yesterday. me following named 81
raesors xsre elected. Samuel nssttesn. l..
A. Dyer, T. Pssrce- sans<asi J ses.ssH+ j.
Iar..sr g~ha directors el@essd the feEggx-
ing ofysc~rs. Pres 5srsy Samuel sstton
sserssary. L. 4. Dyer. Treasurer. Flxs:
Sxsax
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la =. -
iaxve oGertagx usmuo< sznznes1knfesy forced
49, 49, sASs Gown 20 Der cent. and tss clos
4 -s Ss-.on Sas o0ereo ~ - Cent
: a. - 80 .IS1ue1ce Rs&usAssy 0uMnx
~ -s~a - Ha.seN n moaey - 10 pAymeSN
- - =: now~ver. reseecs-ied each day
~-sss - -S~ Anns EeSk tie EaEssspAsy
49, 49, Twins on IL revenue Sozssiss
@ssI --soA1se<n s1zs cnzs month AID nexe
80 - t1cssI<te1-y mo he nz-aonzs
re- aas.s,ESAE lavox1he csveicpnsc -
rss. =. -aer weaken.nx N fcrc1gn ex-
4 = -. - 1900 1e1Sacd Az41S ID
80 $500 -esaars< acs%eA are uzzx.er-
- ss, - y L&uEsnx On kss1 sznporfA bus
,sy..-. =. 1Sw sngAx ezneIsS1 cave yet heen
.esaa 49, Ask5s from the factors referre.
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SkACfT RIVER ROUTE
Steamer Champaign leaves Seattle Tsses-
day. Oct. 6. a. a m fsSr~tAy. Vet =
49, a m SATURDAY, oct. - az a. m
reaxs~ Mssint yernen. Wednesday, Oct :.
sf-s "a Frt8ay. Oct =. a. a. ~. Sun
sfsv p-t II. a. a. III, ra]Tn@ a. stan
voosf. Fir. Skasit CITY. Mount NeTnoa ar
80 s7s,islto Sosn< seafh Ssf1ssav srt
nsrth Tuesday, : .. YAsSkEsS Manager
t~tv Dack Steamers foT al ~ HSs 81 TIE
ssst-i Oe~n al nlghs. Tel. Main ".
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MONT ORCHARD AND FORT WASH
f<CTO< R0TTE.

STEAMER MAST Y. FhEtsFef
ra.x~a f.s.e-sfth 6ock. feet es WaeHsrs
tor s,rse. for saath B<ses- sylvan Grove.
Pc Waite. rrsnsrtcr, NG.zsd Ssstes ~
co SltverSssar. al -sas ,. IN "a Gr1ay. 30
y m. Sansiay. = M rs.ar1 nS. se1ses
Sfve-3als a. SIS a. III. Ie.sGaenss hea
fx
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER 4. r. ROBINSON.
Carrying y. ;. Mail,
On Port Orchard and Port Washsngton
route. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
street. so a. m. Calling At South Beach.
Burshel,. Brick Yard. Brsmertoa. U. s.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracy ton.
chico. Ssiyerdaie. Leaves Port Orchard
nAyy station At . .. m; arrives Seattle
At o.. N. r. ~. Robinson. master. Lilly.
Bogsrdus = Co.. agents. Telephone. Main
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ROCTE-Taka steamer Bay City for An
0coetsa. FnsrhAven or Whateom- Leaves
CommercAs dock ncoma. ,. H.. City
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, Re-
turning caves Whatcom 3 .. t.. FafrhA-
ven SIS o. M and Anacortes 10 ?.
m. Sundays. Wednesdays ana FrfdAyA
Fares-s<attls q. or 81 50 round Tip. IT,
coma C.A o. = round trip
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.

STEAMER UTOPIA
Ieev~s Tacoma. e noon. Seattle. feales
wharf p IN. Mondays aSd Thursdays
~ rs~z Townsend AaAscrtes. FaichAvsn.
New whstNorn. Hiaire and Friday Har-
Dor ara Vancouver. arriving Vancouver
. n following aay.
a scr further Information Apply TO Ties
Yer wharf
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rhs rorS MONEY owes fss very ea1ut1nGn
70 ~ Latin so1Aess Jeno 4Goaten. r
wboae great temple was struck d. nRuE
Rsrnaa ccsaxxA T4s< form took sts namO
about she thfrveenth c~nsHy- Duenfn
we're specially Sl1s1cG tor ezSUu3Asion ~
shs tueay % Arzxtss 11A0I and bosU = bqnxn
fltzl inscriptions 81 -
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER ROSALIE.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except Saturday. at
$50 a. m: returning leaves Victoria III
"a 4. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
townsend and way ports daily. except
sunday. At .. M: sunday. direct. at 3
A. m; RETURNING direct. leaves PORT
Townsend az D. N. Phone. PIKE ..