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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. Lit h
already apparent that there will be n
struggle over the platform. The sug-
gcstIon that the platform be confined
10 declaration on tho money Issues Ia
not kindly received and there Is no
question but that the platform will
cover the whole situation thoroughly
and make a vigorous reply to the dec
laration cnunciatcd at Chicago. The
executive committee IL in possession Of
almost innumerahlc suggestions as Ia
the money plank but II !s'prohable that
the plnnk understood 10 have boon
drawn by Secretary Carlisle viii be, the
one decided upon. The tarllf plank will
probably not be so radical as that
adopted four years ago, but VIII be n
clcar declaration for tariG for reye-
nue only.
The two points on which there Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

UNIONTOWN, Pa. Sept. l.--Frank
Morris, aged eighteen years, was hang
cd at 80 y. M. FOR the murder, two
years nSo. nf bernard Stolter, 4 farm
cr,v OF Chestnut Ridge, jlist above Con-
ncllsvlllc. The object was robbery. The
murderer was u cheap novel iienl, and
Mt no tlmc showed anyspartlculur Com
Germ about his fate. FiE i5i5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

Special Dispatch to the InteliIgencer.

SpcGlai DlspatCi W tHc iHteI'.cHcer.
SlSTERSVILLE, W. Va. SEPT. IA
The Democrats OF this community held
big meeting In OlstOn Opera House
this evening for the purpose or organ
1zing Tor campaign work. The house
was crowded TO overlooking and when
Inc enrolment Of names was conclud-
ed strict count revealed the fact that
hl3 names had been obtained. After the
meeting was over the crowd marched
over town, headed by n brass band,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Sept. 1.-The free
eIlver campaign In Ohio attained It's
high water mark In Cleveland last
night, but the outpOurlng OF people TO
seG and hear the Democratic prcsllcn-
;Ial candidate at the state capitol To-.
night was greater In proportion to the
size Of the city than that In the north
'rn metropolis had been. At least 10000
people heard him speak here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligcncer.
PARKERSBURG,. W. Va. Sept. l.
The Republicans formally opened their
campaign here tonight at the Wig
wan, the Hon. Charles T. Caldwell be-
ing the principal speaker. The great
building was crowded to the doors and
the enthusiasm was unbounded.
At the close OF the meeting the books
were opened for the organization OF
the George W. Atkinson Republican
club by organizer HcatOn. who took
223 signatures TO the roll. The perma-
nent officers OF the club Will be named
At an adjourned meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02
SWEEPING VICTORY
BY the Republicans in the Green
Mountain State.
A VOICE FROM TIE FAR EAST
That will be Heard on the Distant
Pacific Coast
AND THROUGHOUT TIE LAND.

Tho Largest Majority Ever Given IN the
History OF tho state-sHro TO he Over
$4,000. aud the Republican Leaders
Claim that It will Reach 10, ,0oO-Tho
Democrats Lacked orsn- -iIation, and
Many who would Not support the Chi.
easo Platform STAYED at Home or Voted
the Republican Ticket
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

ST. ALDASS. VT, Sept .l.-Chalrman
Merritt. OF the Republican state commit
tee. has issued n final bulletin for go out
Of 2tj towns, giving Republican ma
jurIty of 1854.
The remaining towns in 1894 gave n
Republican majority OF l.1Sl and with
this majority added. Mr.. Merrltts ng-
ures show majority of $1,000 for the
head of the ticket
WHITE JUNCTION. VI. Sept L.
The Green Mountain state declared for
Josiah GrOut, Republican, OF Derby. FOR
governor to-day. and for the Republican
state ticket entire by n mnjnrity that
eQualled the prediction Of the most con-
ildsnt Republican managers, Returns
from the distant towns are as usual,
rather slow in coming In. but the count
IN all sections OF the state shows sub
stantIal Republican gains aud !ndicI-
tons that the majority for the Republl-
can state ticket will be about 10000. This
Is the largest majority ever given for n
EONtIIlUE NlilS SAhAEF AAlt Np-
preach 10 It being in 1$SS. when the ma
jority was 1900.
The Republican leaders tonight claim
that the majority may reach 5000 and
even $1,000.
Il. Henry Powers. the Republican con-
gresSlOnal candidate In the First dis
trict. and william N. Grout In the Sec
ond. are both reelected by Increased
majnrItias, and the'statc .aenate and
house are In the control OF the Renubll-
cans by practically the same majority as
two years ago.
The weather generally was. cool and
fair throughout the state and brought
out hundreds OF Republican voters who
have not been 10 the polls for years.
Practically the full Republican vote
was cast. On the other hand the lack
cf organization In the Democratic ranks
was very apparent.
Many Democrats who do not endorse
the platform Of the Chicago convention
remained away from the p5lls, while
the more dissatisfied ones Voted FOR
she Republican ticket. s-s,'
The Republican s;atc cuunittee has
given out the following bulletin: III
towns show majority OF 81, ,O66 for the
Republicans, showing Republican
Taln OF 1l,SlO and Democratic loss OF
:.6753, making Il net Republican gain oS
lj5I3 over 1892"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02
NOMINATED by hrrIamntion.
cIal DIspntc 10 tho Into,II,o,.n

sTEUBENvILLE, o., Sent The
Democratic delegates OF the third s,Ib-
division OF the eighth judicial tllsIrlct
met here to-day and nominated ". L.
McdIil. Of SteubcnvIlle. and Samuel
Moore, OF New Philadelphia, M candI-
dates for common plens judges, by ac-
cln nation -. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

Sn"clnl Dispatch TO tho In,elliEcnCer.
TOLEDO, o.. Sept l.--Washington
turned tho tableB on the Mud Hens to-
dly, md came within an ace OF shutting
Nom out. McllynlHe pitched superb
ENmc for tho lhttle Senators, while
ftrguHon was hit hard. Sc0rc--iNash.
msl9n O.: Toledo l. Hts. 10 and o. Err
fofS . each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02
llmhaucr plnno Little u.r,l-cn,nr,'

Some timn aGo we sold a fine Up
right Ernlsauer Piano In an cbonlzctl
case, To n prominent resident OF this
city. who, owing TO the loss ot his posi-
ton. Is compelled TO part with the IN
strumcnt. In order TO sell It Mt once,
wc offer II for $9S6 on payments Of S25
cash nnd $40 per month, or s265 cash.
Tho piano is IN perfect condition, hav-
Ing hccn vrry carefully used and shows
no sign of wear. II cnn be seen nj our
store 1870 Market street, s. 2F..H0v5
yt5f F.8W. BAUNfER co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. l.--Joseph
OrOsa was hanged In the county jan
yard at 1918 o'clock this morning.
Dnalh was due TO strangnlatIon. The
murderer met his doom bravcly and
walked 10 the gallows Without nInclr-
Ing. The crImo for which Joseph Orosz
was hanged to-day was the murder OF
his sweetheart, Tcrcsa Bohak, who had
rejected him after promising to be his
wife. The killing took place on Janus
nry s last, IN q Greenfield boarding
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

COLUMBUS. O., Sept I.-when
shown the bulletins from Vermont re-
ceIved up TO 10 o'clock Tonight, when he
retired. Mr.. Bryan declined TO be inter-
piaUnJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

Bryan Yes recognize the glory the Chinese empire
proof admiration discard the standard which
hnvo enjoyed with Germany France Sweden England
adopt the which your hgness
and and SOo 0oO 600 Cinnamon have enjoyed prosperity and pp
f.,..
Prince Lii amused, but You indeed
grated compmented TINT
by the great and powerful United States of America
Chicago Times Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

for Liverpool "a
for Liverpool. ~
NEW SoRk-Mohnwk, from London.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-02

shifting TO southeaStCrly. 80
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
fair and warmer during the day: probably
showers on tho lakes by Thursday morn.
Ing; fresh 10 brisk southcrly winds.
iocnI Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday MS observed
by Z. SChnepf. druggist. corner -Four
teenth anu Market streets, was as fol-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-28

New York. Aug -.-The failure OF John
Rtocdgcod 4 90, has heer announced on
thA stock exchange. The cnly surviving
member - John y. slayback The dee -
q the senior member. John Blood good
vas recently announced. He had been n
member % ths exchange since fS5s Stay
back has been q member since lsss The
firm has been one % the most prominent
n Wall street Charges have been brought
against ire head u ne firm since his
death. Fl connection With his 3otnt tTylS-
teeship o. the Iattimer estate.
Chicago. Aur T.--The Ezgtn Sewing Ma
chine md Bicycle Company made an a.
slgnusnt 2 favor 81 Dewitt Campbell
The assets are estimated az ESa 90. Tia
nilFsfes sisn.sa Ernplovss % whom ire
company owss 81 30 threatened attach
merit proceedings, ard this forced ths as
siEnr1eot. ire o.ticers say.
CAtcsEo. AuE @T.-T1e Avenue Savings
bsnk small private Institution. a. tire
corner % T'strty-Hrst ard Ml~hgzar ave-
sues assigned ms morning 20 re- Chi
caEo TIE and Trust Company. Since thu
fRs}grs y ths HaynnArket bank there has
hesn steady withdrawal % DEPOSITS. and
fs- tne r~os rss3on - depoSitorz he assign
meat vas Ess3e TIE deposits are yeaofe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-28
oregon Frshorrnen Arrested.

South Bend. Aug. E.-Speeisl.-Slne
Oregon fishermen, named Anton Lenbak
Joseph Lund. Ne3s Anaonsen. Ole johnson.
Louis Anderson, Louis johnson. Chris
Knutson. Axsi Flnney AMI Axei AndeT-
son, were arrested yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Piadsr for fishing In WiIiapa har-
Dor contrary TO the Washington law
which requires fishermen In Washington
waters 10 be citizens or residents OF this
state. They were each fined IS and costs
and In default OF payment taken TO jail.
County Attorney StratIon says he viii.
enforce the law strictly. WIl.apa hareor
fishermen take the stand that Oregon
fishermen had their chance 20 fish bur
struck instead and now they have no right
20 encroach on their preserves 10 recoup
themselves FOR what they lost during the
strike. The sympathy OF the people gen
orally In with the local fishermen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-28
MINING NOTES.

Forty miles o. trail have been burt en-
Deer creek tbs year BY Kennedy q "a
The Canadian Pacific Mining and Mlll-
ing Gomp&Hy's eoncentraFoF Vii De Ea1s-
ming not later than October u
Lad . now down 70 about the owes
figure II the history OF !ts production II
this country. s--& per LOO pounds
TIE Hall mines sreitsr commenced IT'S
fourth run this week. after al interruption
% but few hours spent IN cleaning cut
the furnace
Miners are In demand az A.nsvorta. z.
D Carter. OF the Highland mine, WAS
compelled 70 send 70 Rosslald for miners
for that property.
Returns from the shipment OF ore from
The Apex mine on Money creek. 70 tae
Puget Sound Reduction Works. gave al
average Of 81 per ton.
The total shipments of bullion, matte
and ore from mines and sme!ters n
Southern kootenzy since January
amount TO SIS tons valued At N.ees.se
The runnel that the Monte Crlsto Mn
ing Company Is mining under Glacier
bassn. In TIE Pride Of the Mountain mine,
Is h~ing pushed a. the rate or 100 Feet
per morfh.
The pack tran from the Little Chief
tran I'D the east branch OF Sultan river
70 the Sultan mine. near the Sheep Gap,
a distance OF tgeniy-tEree miles, Was
eonpleted this week by Kreuger q
Vaughn.
A l0o-foot contact vein Of nickel ore has
been discovered by Tacoma people near
thu foot OF Mount Rainier. The chaFso-
ter OF the ore Is native nickel and nickel
stl4cates. yielding some times as hlEn as
- per cent. nickel. and carrying q good per
cent. OF cobalt
The Eeadlee limestone quarry. IN the
StiiiaguamIsh canyon, has been leased BY
Capt McFarland. OF Everett, and John
o. Robertson. OF Seattle. ana the work
OF constructing a wire rope tram from
the z. & ". G. railroad. a distance Of
l.As feet. VIII be commenced next week.
TIE tunnel OF the Evening Star Is SIX
feet into the vein and the ore averages so
Per ton. The tunnel vas run l4Tz feet
before the vein was cut. which proves
that Il dips al an angle o. 6 degrees. The
ore IL highly sllicsous. but carries a fair
percentage OF both iron and copper. The
one sample that has bean taken cut went
Golden Cache assays. running al the
way from 800 70 So. 90 10 the ton. have
been made. This mine IL perhaps the
nstsly the owners are able 70 open aSd
work the mine themselves. The i0ca tion
on Cayoosh creek. ten miles from the
town OF I.illooet. is excellent. a mlllslte
aud ample water power Immediately adj
Joining the claim.
T. 2 Daily. a well known mining man
OF the Okanogan district. LEFT yesterday
morning for Tsirviile. p. C. after closing
an Important deal With Lord sneeley and
party. who passed through Seattle Mon
day. They recently visited ire Joe
Fairvtlle- Mr.. Daily intends putting
twenty men 20 work AZ once on further
development This district Is now at
tracing a great deal OF attention
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-28

A marriage rcenss vas yesterday issued
for Henry William Sullivan. % 2aiiar1
an1 AsTy Eyslyn sevtns. OF Getch@il.
Rseasver A. r. Burielsa hzs ASKED the
Federa1 soagt s0~ ar order 20 pay Mrs
Emma Mcdonald $3.50 fos rsght-os-vxy
deed.
A position for admission 20 efssxenrhsp
was yesterday died vita the clerk og ne
superior court oy william Mcleod Hzfns
OF England
Judge Lor.nx. commissioner OF Ire
tinted States court OF claims. wsa eon-
csu1e MS work IN Seattle to-day. Re SIX
poets 20 be IN Pert Townsend tomorrow
and tn Tacoma Mon1ay.
In The suit ~ Ravsu1 X Hawley ard
Russell A. Alger - Il Edgar DslleF. in
which Judge Hanford recently gave ssag-
ruens IN favor % plaintiffs. the defendant
has filed a pe1ticn for appeal
The signature OF Garret A Hobart. ~
Paterson. -. j., Republican candidate for
the vice presidency. appeared on swo as
sl~nme1ts Of mortgages IL the EXHIBIT f.sd
IN The case OF j. MorTsn Booth VS. George
Puiser ., a. ia the superior court yes
terday
The Western Union Telegraph Company
yesterday filed N the Federal court a pe1l-
ton for the allowance OF a claim os
N.zTz& against the Seattle. Lake Shore 4
Eastern Railway Company for sers4ces
rendered in fEs The claim. ~ appeers,
was acknowledged hy THE receivers Of the
railroad company. but the court. IN tne
decree Of foreclosure ard sale. made no
provision FOR che recognition or priority
OF this particular claim
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-28
THE LATE JOSEPH BRANNAS.
n sturdy Pioneer. Whose Brother Was
Killed by Indians fra 1883.

In the demise OF AIR. Braanan ~ his
nome near Aubaru on Wednesday even
ing there passed 20 rest another OF the
old. harfy pioneers OF this state. NJ.
Brann&n was born near Marysyille. Union
county. o. September Il. fSas. He came
10 Washington early In 1854 and took ap
donation claim on White river with ais
brother. William Fl Brannan. who with
his family was killed oy the Indians N
the White River massacre IN The fall %
1855 At the time Of the massacre Dir.
Brannaa was absent. interesting with the
governor 20 secure troops To come 20 tae
relief Of the settlers OF the valley. On his
return ne found his brother and family
murdered and his property destroyed He
joined Company +. First regiment. under
Capt. Hays. with whom he served several
months ans Ia the spring % 1853 Joined
company under Capt. Hsnnsss 20 50 east
% the r1oaEtains.
At the expiration OF bis enlistment ne
spent some time In the Yakima county.
ard again returned 20 the Sound: but. rot
being safe IN his old home. he remained n
Thnrston county I'LL lf5S. when he re-
turned to White river and purchased what
Is now kacwa as the Meeker farm. neaE
Kent where he lived sigh. years. and then
sold oGt sad removed TO the oid donation
claim further up the river. where be has
since resfies. surrounded ny the comforts
Of an Industrious lie and having the coz
fi5ence Of the entire community.
Mr.. BraanAn was married in ISL 70
Sarah V. HenneSs. daughter Of Capt
Hanness. an old Indian war veteran. who
il nov living IN Mount Tabor. Or. OF Their
family OF twelve children Eve are de-
ceased. The living are: Mrs. -. II
wool~ry. Mrs. john woo3ing. Mrs. ". y.
Hersphin. Mrs. II. DeSroote. Of Auburn
William J. Lee ard Fred Brsnnan. wno
are living at home ~ the farm
The funeral viii take place today Fri-
aaYl AZ O'clock.
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A REHEARrSa WANTED.
Owners or the Willamette Consider
Awards OF salvage Excessive

Awards OF salvage ENcss~~t<r-
The owners OF the steamer willamette
against which the United States court
awarded heavy salvage judgments 10 the
tugS Colsah. Tacoma and Tyee. yesterday
fled n petition for a rehearing. The pea-
ton sets forth that the Willamette was
not IA imminent peril. that IN attempting
10 push The Premier ashore. the "itiAi'-
cite Was grounded on a slopinS sanas
beach. that after the collision TIE plates
on the outside % both vessels were hfnt
back and lnterIocked; that tae Whlsmests
vas comparatively untnturwc ana could
Al once have proceeded on Der voyage.
hat tlsat the Preunier wss IN sinking con-
assion and would have gone 70 tne bottom
had Il rot been that her plates were Sc
enreiy lnteriocke6 with those OF the WIZ
annette; that the captain OF me Nilsla-
cite tAen determined 20 beach tie PTe-
naier. and IN dolng so his own vessel
grounded at in sncn position ssad on Sc.
ground that Shc was in no danSeF %
breaking 20 pieces. and vas In easy reassfi
u vessess plying % ard down The Soa M
TIE petition further alleges thaf nc TO
aah 20 whtca the court awarded $50 t.r
salvage. eid oniy - hours actual NesA
thRs the Tacoma. which Was AwAkafo
Ia worked al told rot more tasn -
hoazs: and that th~ Tree. wniea Vas
awarded go fo~ lRhcr and eScsaxe SSF-
Termed no service esad was rot injured
TIE pesisiuner Ia asking a rNh@aE 80 SIS
CESS sfat s. 30 would he liberal rswArn
fcr TIE tse,iaA. that the Tacoma Is nos En-
tisled % more fhan Sssa ard tSaf TIE Asee
sAeGla gst uoshing whatever.
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Railroad and Industrial Notes.

r. G. Stevens, general Western passen-
ger agent OF the Great Northern. was in
Vancouver yesterday.
". L. Benham. Western freight man
ager OF thu Great Northern. is back from
q business trip 20 Spokane
The Seattle e. International Is figuring
out a new time card. the chief feature OF
which viii be a shortening Of time on
passenger trains. X Will probably 60
into effect next Sunday.
The Northern Pacific now offers a ISih
cent rate on rolled oats from Seattle 10
Portland and the Seattle Cereal Company
has taken advantage Of Il TO ship It's arss
car or that commodity to Portland.
A rate Of STA cents. effective September
]. on mining ra4ss. iron or steel. IN straight
car loads OF 90 pounds. has been aided
10 the Joint tariff between Portland. Taco
ma. Seattle and all stations on the North
ern Pacific Wallula to Mandan inclusive.
and all stations on the Montana Union
railway
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20 make a cc-.lete survey % lie So
O. Aaaera1 ELL ard when sAss = 60 -
psetec - survey Ire prspSssc lra&-
fro-n Ia s.ss-ssrs.a.s@ Aaoerna Company
rzs1as 20 the stamp r1AA
Pv. Ecvels11e has recently stAxsc 90
.~v~ral Claims 81 D~gawsas isaarc. So
these are locking --ost promising. a.
TIE ssa- az Ire West ezel
beng opsnea Up 81 ". Pools. cs NtcIofs@-
ard IL reported b. elrn TO ioc< zaosi 50
factory. though there 10 eszf Et<ls 1aoA'
thar a surface showing a. present
TIE towz % growing and szlproNlnt
raps2gy. TIE new wharf On Ire nsN
.cwrszse q nov eonapis.e3. and TIE olia-
Ing % ne ssorsh0zse and the new aess'
- nzzshe1
TIE Duke OF York T. SIT washing ana
viii clean I'd In not more than ioE.-
rfxAt
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FOR A NEW RECEIVER.
suit Brought Against Puget
Sound Dry Dock Company.
Aceson to Tcreciose $50. 600 MORT
Age-Report on Consolidated
Street Railway.

rSs .reuosss % the Puget Sound Dry
Yack Company have been sh4fled from
p,xyc@ 70 ksng county BY . szlf fled in
sss superior court yesterday ~ sss1 sezte
Truss Company. O. New York, which want
sarefy for the bonds iEsge1 by the DRY
s.ek com pany ard now seeks 20 protect
stss.s By fDrscsoz!ng a mortgage st hollis
A. the entire property. X also AXIS IA
- complaint nlad yesterday thai Ed
wsrS A. 5pzni1lng. who xas appointed
rreeivsx b. the superior cosrt OF pterca
sssnty when the com pauy was sued tnera
h. r. p. Norton e. al, be removed ard a
nsx rscesveT appointed and thar the lena
a<3d axzinsE tfse property By Thomas
rlanev and BY tbe Gillette Herzog MAJ
asz,u-tng Company. OF Minnesota. ~ viz
rse Of judgment against the Puget
esanc DRY Dock Company. rendered IN
r;syce county iE lsss. De made secondary
i ,hs mortgage os the State Trust Com
pssy.
r,ry Dock Company executed 1fat mort
sxss gold boz1ds 10 the aggregate Araoart
~ s1s0.Deo there being $50 bonds 81 81, og3
each. For these The company promised
a aay face vaine on November !. ST.. and
fnssresf al s per cent. payable sems-an-
1saIly. r. sgraet mat In case default Of
ninety days vas made - the payment OK
,rferest. the principal should become pay
ebse. These bonds we're secured By a
snortxaxe or deed OF trust. date1 Sovsrn-
her /, IS9c. on tarse contiguous tracts or
isnd 10 King county, asgregatlag 2i7-st
srres: on the foundry plant and machine
,sops then operated by the company. on
tie dry deck operated az Qu1rtermsster
Aarsor and on al property thereafter ac-
frasd On the strength OF this mortgage
TIE bonds wero Endorsed by the State
Trus: Company and issued. re part OF
TIE interest has been paid and the State
Trust Company now asxs for the Appoint
uent Of another receiver: that the mort
cage be declared 70 be hrs. lien on all
properties as security for the paymen; OF
iae bonds. ard that the properly be sold
ii sAerln's sale.
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Receipts Of street Car Co. In ssx Months
--Receiver Backu-' Report.

--Receiver Backn-, Report.
Tbs report OF NJ. r. Backas. recsivsr OF
the Seattle Consolidated Railway Com
pany for the frss six months OF the
preesnt year. hled yesterday In the Fed
srai court. presents q statement In sum
mary ard in detail OF the gross earn
ings gross expenses and operating ex-
psases Of the lines during that period,
together with comparative statement
for the corresponding period Of 1855. la
submitting the report Receiver Baca<us
SAYS.
These statements show that while the
surplus or earnings over operating ex-
peases for the corresponding period OF
ls1s was ss.s5s -. the like Surplus for the
period now reported on was se.so4.ss. but
II Is 10 be borne In mind that this i'm
pfovemsnt L. partially accounted FOR BY
The fact that the road was practically tn
eapacstased for successful operation by
the fire. June %. 1ss6. and unusual heavy
operating expenses were thereby caused
sor rhs last ten days OF tbs iirst six months
Of 1895. Some saving Ia operating ex-
psnsss has also doubtless been caused BY
TIE better condition OF the track and thu
superior quality Of the new rolling stock
ard the new power plant"
The most important items OF the report
for the first zsx months Of the two years
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