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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-16

NEW YORK, March 15.-The Saliva
ton Army held a large meeting at
headquarters in Fourteenth street to-
day, the three members who arrived
on the ST. Paul on Saturday being
present. They were staff Major Susie
F. Swift, Captain Elizabeth Clark,
private secretary to Commander Eva
Booth, and Adjutant Caroline Pease.
Captain Eberling and Colonel Eadie
were on the platform, with other we'll
known members. The three new ar
rivals are Americans and have been
abroad for some time.
Dt was said at headquarters that
Colonel Alex M. Nicol had been called
to England on account of the death of
his child, and that was the reason he
sailed so suddenly on the Lucania on
Friday Tt was said at the time he
had gone in response to a peremptory
cable summons and that General
Booth expected to visit the United
States soon and so wanted report
from Colonel Nicol as to how af1ars
stood here before he should start.
Even if Colonel Nicol had not been
summoned home
ON ACCOUNT OF HIS CHILD,
he expected to be here but short
time.
The members are anxiously await
ing the arrival of Commissioner Booth
Tucker, who has been appointed TO
the command of the army in the
United States. 1t is said he and his
wife, the second daughter of General
Booth, will sail for New York on Sat
urday. A grand reception will take
place shortly after their arrival in New
York, probably March 30 or April 3. 1t
is said there is not liable to be any
change in the methods of administra-
ton in this country. Immediately on
his arrival he will probably attempt to
consolidate the force and restore -har-
mony. Staff Major Susie F. Swift is
AN EX-VASSAR GIRL.
The men and women in England"
she said, ARE loyal to the Army, and
we are making great Roadway. They
are surprised there at our sudden de-
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tant from Austin, there will be an in
crease in the number of men to be en-
ployed by the Austin company itself.
The ore bearing lodges already tapped
by the tunnel and the cross Scouts to be
run in various directions upon them,
as we'll as the lodges that are yet to
be tapped, will all be drifted upon. The
company does not propose to wait a
lifetime for results. 1t will go after
them vigorously, and with the condi-
tons known to exist and the almost
boundiess area of virgin ground pos
sessed by it. despite the S26,000,000 al
ready taken out. no wild guess is haz-
arded when it is stated that. unless
all signs fail, a year or a year and
half at most, viii not pass until there
are in the direct employment of the
Austin company at least 500 men as
against less than 100 now. Nor would
it occasion particle of surprise should
the number. finding their names on the
pay-rolls of this company exceed by
several hundred the estimate given.
which is made after a very full in
vestigation into the plans of the COM
pany. The ore bodies are holding out
we'll. which is the rule in granite for
nations. both as. to value. and volume,
and if there can be such a thing as an
absolute certainty in the prosecution
of silver mining, itwould seem that the
Austin Mining company. with Mr..
Farnsworth's plans and Mr.. Mftchell's
executive ability, was possessed Of
that certainty.
Never again will the west behold the
mining camp of old. But so far as
Austin is concerned. Mr.. Farnsworth's
company will breathe into it anew the
breath of life, will call its dry bones
together. and once more will appear
all the evidences of productive pros
perity, with higher uses for the means
produced, and a stabler, if not
nohIer, population will reha5ilitate the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-17

kane: eapRaa. 9, sea.aee. sseerrerssors. !.
3. Ne-rz2ra II Merriam Wfssis AeTrs N.
r1au
TIE 4 Q = Cold Mining coupaay.
ers- -. r Ar5S ". r. oa&ss- z Slack
more. E. Fentan. G s. FAaTFss.
Essg Six c'onsai1siAtss 2slnt1z GaEana AZ,
g sssosAnes CAPITAL. 81 ss ssss' Aaeoygsofss L
e-s 4. IL HsAsTy, = N A0rgaH. II aizAAEsl
TIE TaFea Sisters Ngnlng C'atagzsEsy. IF
SeA1f.Ss SaSsitsa4 81 Sos sses .ac@s5saF l1feFs,
!. ". Stsea- g = AnsLA1. 4 sfeSs--fs !
Eeys I. ~ tsAoxsn, 1ohn Mcclellan
ttAl &.ss .ncagaerafcrss - 2, Russell
=. =. kcsSa8k. Nses1r X. SEatts.
f3l&ek Mnxk Aint2Z 4 t'eEscefs ts5g
Company. e Seattle, CAT n N.sss 90 IL.
sslssssz1ssstvEss II : Tarnsr. II. =. Naies1.
). Z. Isr1.ltss. g Marshall - IA fves-
nal. 4. Nlgs1. :. A gsiabs. x. ". Rock
vel Il. 4. SsvSeklsf1G-
Eagle Mountain Esi@eeirf Gold Minis
saoznpsng. ~ Spokane, eaHjt4A. a.ssa,tse
r. Nesi. e. ~ Cove, H. SheA-
AsaTyt4sga. AIasAsn1As virginia & Rnhy
AiSarE CaE1eans 81 So kane capital,
$500 +aSas'l 81 lfnsS, y =. sfeAts -
uSAes. <. 6. Cove. $. i. DeTneF. asnry
Sunrise & Noale seven Cold Minis
COMPANY, u Sackazge. eas3tAl, s. as1.ss0;
tfscas para erss T. Il Se'fflagr. J. II. Lew
Is T. el4rl4ge and ~. t.She&.
Aoat se~ Asrsag s MINING Company,
oEs. 4Es9tnas Haunelfy J. E. Mce.aec. -.
W Belt. II Z. I.iteufhaE }. "a CAY.
kssTen &Slan8 cold Mining Company. Of
Tacoma eanltsl. SLOANE. tacerporaSars.
Horn
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lie ss-sx.
NEW YORK Dec. rs-TAe Evs-sn<
Post's Loneoz ssnzncEas eshleSraEn says
TIE stock markets continued 2al4 ard
cepresse5 to-day NIB 10 business in view
tie Approaching holidays and tire end
q me year Coasols were Sae On the
roaey market. wasea wss today mainly
.-alASEce1 By tia aSws 81 ga43 exports 20
Japan, q which / eaose1 son YESTERDAY.
1ass matter nas besn kept 50 secret that
re money market aow lamps 70 TIE Con
e.as1oa that further I2rgs saiamsEts ID
tie same quarter sre probable 7 gzta-
CT ron reliable sources. however thai
another drain g rot Likely. New York ex-
change Is watched closely Americans
were depressed wlth the ether markets.
cuy the close was above the lowest.
Mines were far On the reported retire
nent og the principal partners Of large
arm Of Kafrir operators. ! learn that II IS
certainty premature and probably untrue.
:. RE Paris oourSe Was dail and the Bsr-
III market weak
Br~aastuns and Grains.
LIVERPOOL Dec. fs-close. Wheat
spot- qaiet; demand. poor: Ne. : red
spring. - 80: No. California. ~ ca. Fu-
nres closed steady with near and distant
positions &Giza Ioxsr: Deem er. aomi-
nai' January. Is I'D: February SIS SD:
Narch ard May. - SD: April. nominal
Corn-Spot. steady. American mixed.
new. y los4a. Futures closed quiet with
near and distant positions i.e lower: De-
ce1noeF, January. February and March. 3
I'D; April and May. = sd.
Fiour-DuE; demand. poor: st. Louis
fancy winter. 20 81.
Hops.
aops-At London. Pacific coast, as s..
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Mining stocks.
CHICAGO MARKETS.



CHICAGO. Dee. ts.--Wheat opened weak
because az a decline Of Z q in the start at
Liverpool. and a further break, which was
likewise known before the start here. II
OPENED at frorn Stsec 10 SIS sor May. as
Gem pared with size a. the close yester-
Gay. The commission houses generally
Rad ssllng orders and the local profess
sicfa3s were feeling oearish. az dizziness
s. lsoked fer until after the holidays are
over. Sat the situation was soon changed
far .l,e better Northwestern receipts
re~a tight TO begin with. Minneapolis and
ys'nth repertiTe- bur 81 cars. compared
with &c last week and SIS last year. Chi
caso receipts were equally hullisA. IS cars
nralnst = last week ard - for thu GORE
spending day last year. The chief
str9ngf hentnx factor. however. was the
news 81 damage 70 ire winter wheat IN
Chlo. Indiana sn3 Tllin04s Letters and
G Dispatches were resolved showing injury
from ths Hsss4ar ~ as well IS from TIE
late casH snap. wasch resulted IN an sd-
vsnre % size. Il turned az thai poiat
era .uruea supha.icslly. dropping By L -
@ lloek 20 Sasc. The break cOuid not %
traced 10 ANYTHING hsyond the general ard
nast slmHlta 0zo.ss desire that sstzed Ire
crowd 10 take Drofigs Hnd early purchases.
The seAbcard exports we're very nsavy.
amounting 10 SO &c bushels IN wheat and
-Four including clearances from New Or
leans and Newport News The decline az
fsvargA-as sad sAaas lover Quotations
et Paris we're tie eaiy os2r8sh features
90 ths DAYS ness. AMI Liverpool IN the
ea} as cay as8ssz4 tswsT rh&n = c.css4
". ersay. AlsoEeraer Z, vas rRthef 50
t.svr,lf,a BE break. ana Nhan such thing
o.,,s1~s II - usual 70 aSc-tAs e % Armour.
al tAsr~ vas - sxcspsioa q that today.
a1tAsnxa rrars bscaass Arru0ns & Ce
a-sfa xsnt 49, GO basa@ss % hose who sad
& ,-oninx from shsgn On pseerr Der con-
r-7etx TIE TTsce nn8ilF get down 20
$50 ara eiosea weak ~ TsTke-
Cora a.. mere active tnzn fa- some
rlr.ss previous. sas tire ters was heavy
aga re tendency ao~1wAri.
oats ~prs A-Zivs za8 = $50. husizsss
~rxs transacted. ~ basS - shieh was a.
s-e7rgrx nstuwe raFoCs1 sympathy Nib
WAIST under to tn.i8encs e. heavy efzSr-
mas. tae y s=kes r@3s1 weaS.
F'raxIsiaas wsFa vsTy dU&. hZt q q -
.ss.seE.ana exgsss4 Tas fe&Sess VAS ne
syssAItaesz q tie ef~evfnE&
Cls<tnE Quotations
Nheat-Taare rzsss rs&e.rJ Enuzry- t.
Carz- DSeesEss~r. s-s.c. sss.aary, -s>-
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A BURNING COAL NINE.
Millions of Tons Befng Consumed An
Pennsylvania.


In Mercer county. Psnnsyiyanta the con-
ter OF the bstiamirous coal district. there n
q subterransan are fass has been burning
continually for twenty-five years the
spot ts marked By the rArcncc SOL ard jets
OF smoke Issuing from crsvices IN tho
earth. Fire shoots out Of ths openings ~
Intervals. making . STRIKING picture. A
stranger unacquaint&d with the locality
would. nine chances 0sst CT ten, fhlnk he
had discovered q volcano. Tas suotsrra-
mean fire n caused by Ire burninx OF thou
esnds OF tons OF coal. ana by test II has
been proven that the are vii not be sxtip-
euished until the sngirs vain OF coal u 60
hsustsd
Twenty-Five years awo. when Western
Pennsylvania was flooded with coal spscu-
lasors. this vein WIS located. The ecsl
was or fine quality and the v.tn was olassn-
si 70 be- the richest In ths district
A shaft was sunk ami operations began
Thousands of tors Of coal we're mined and
the opera tors realized small fortune ~
cry cay from tAeiF Investment. A. ne
time the coas dissrs-ts were in the sentrA
OF prosperity hanas OF tyafaps infested the
small mining towas. They existed mainly
on the hospitality o. THE generous farmsrs.
Late IN the sssrnner Of ISL the fnins sus-
pensied operations for about month. %
that necessary repAirs eosAd DO uaads>
RHtTEE fGA moan US tftttt8 ~&8 rs" -
band 81 trarsw~ eitcarnpst Ia ths shsf1.
Ore morning flames snd vnlsErass OF srosss
were discovered ISSUING from the rroufs OF
sire mine. ard the pumps we're set 70 wosk
90 extingrsish the flames, For weeks wnfs~
was kept -nTstsfgaaaiy occurring In tho mine.
assf n Only seerssE 10 add fua 20 ths
flames. The effort 20 qnsnch the Gre was
finally rgven np a. useless JOB. Tbs IN
terror OF the rnine 20 this Gay - roaring
- Aaxz TIA Nr8 -
.f,~.,ssns ~ have been TIRE work q TIA
trafnna. far sney could noi BE found sftss
the re wN~ discovered. Ia ths ns'xhoor-
hood % 80 acres ~ lard IN the vicinity al
TIE burning nine has BEEN reno--so
ste.fl, u@e5ssz for cnitfva.inn. Tns cot 10
yarchea and dry ard vegetation fsAnn0s
thrive on X.
pozxfbgv sng5ssors % tors 81 ccsI Rave
been consumed. together Win m@rnfns1
srf cord ears AZ night whsn f5s nanss
rFsrpss ont ~ rFa rs~ures IN the eaftn ~
country n Illuminated FOR rnfss srolno~
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BOSTON. Dec ls.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter VIII say tomorrow
OF the wool trade:
The market the past week has been
nat Perhaps the most conspicuous feat
ure az present Is the absence OF Specula-
ton Eliminating this factor from the
market, the demand for wool for current
needs to not large enough 10 produce any
activity. The mills have rot met their ex-
rectations In the matter OF duplicate or
ders. and they have practically not vet
begun 70 offer their heavy weights. In a
word. the market today Is governed by the
demand for purely consumpsive purposes
TO larger extent than for long time
past There has been heavy falling on
IN the sales OF territory during the week
Sales OF Australians have also suffered
a reduction.
Sales Of the week In Boston. Phiiadel-
phia and New York aggregate 3.72l. 30
pounds. zoe, 800 being domestic and J. 7Ia.-
500 foreign. Sales since January ! aggre-
gate q. 80 pounds. as compared with
SS7. f42 SEQ last year
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s-Decs-5e-. 1870: yaouz-y. 1-c.
forx-Deceraaer. IS g; January. xA
L@rc-Dec~ubsr. 81 =. January. gA.
sos-Dsc~nber. $50; January, s.s..
ftax-F4c
TizogAy-aS.
Live Stock.
easae-Co1E2on 20 stristly choice native
oresss1 beef and shipping steers were IN
demand ~ G5essS-E. witn fancy Christ
Ea4S cattle as sssa The bulk OK the catsse
s0sa z. A~s.isa- Good feeding cattle seld
. sasS@-ss. cows 1t s~|3, caIves. sS<5z -
Hogs-Ccnron TO prime droyes found
purchasers az ss92s5. the bulk going 81
A-sS11ss Pigs sold As nlSa as cacsce
aghs nog.. going chieHy AZ 49, upwards
S1eep-N ssterns sod very weii AZ s2.5S
A~. A few common natives brought KS
GA, and cho3ee 20 prime heavy native
wesnsrs were scarce az g a23S. Lambs.
Ga1s.ss for common up 70 G4S5 Cor
prime
RecetVss-Catas. Iaao: beg. E.sos.
shesp, l4ao
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New Interpretations.

OLYMPIA. Dee -Sp&cisl.-Arsicies
% incarceration have been fled In the Of
aca Of tn. secretary OF state as follows:
The Oriental Trading Company, Of Se-
attic: capital, $50. go. tucorporators, III.
Boyle. II. z. Mss.rve. T. E Ling. J. B.
Mscpougali r. W Andrews
smslter City Mining & smelling Com
paay. OF steveas county: capital, n.so :
Coz C. L. Fish, II n. F1ah. ;. z. De-
Rakgn. l. r OLeary. tncorporetoFs.
srneit~r Townsita Company capital
s. GO co. incorpcEators same as Ia preced-
wsshIngton Invention q Pstert Rights
Company. OF Tacoma capital. sl..so. Ia
s~orporators J. + Anderson. J. l. Me-
Murry. Charles Mc<@olcssoa. A n Dee
The Del Campo Gold & Copper Mining
Company. OF Everett capital. = sss.Ss.
fncorDerat0Fa. y. @. Swaiwel. x. A.
Write g " Baird. a u. BrooSirE
rfniou Packing Company. 81 spokane,
csplsai. 81 0sa. incorporates. George FAAi.
Nathan TOkias
ST. Ksrverns Mining Company fAn1~ni-
es5A. OF SPOKANE capital, s. 90 co. iEeor-
rorators, :. Norman J. Z. Farrsll E. O.
kf~asr. vs.. s. Norraaa, =. Norman.
TIE e EafS Gold Mining COMPANY OF
svokane. capital. q $3.50 laeoFir9F {,
shaw, H. L. K@nnAa-
TIE Visitor Miosng & Wiling Conpany.
Of spoksnst ea.p.tsI. s. see s.aq lneorgorst-
S err; :; I Vas " n krs. : stewart '" =
Tne Morris Cross Company, % Ta-
coma. capital SIS. 80. lre0rpgra soTs. Nor
MS zaa 80liie GTasss - carry On gss-
sra1 merchandising business.
Tn@ Bvusesek Company. q Everett
cnrstsI = aes. szscoFparakovs. Ssfss A.
proaeck, ". =. s%al~s4i and 1ainas -,
SwAlwaii: "a carry On a y1@3eSN4e ana
rpsaa dry gocss hszstn@sz.
TTna SsrtAwesfsFa Company. - Taco
r-&s caE4ta9 s.. Gesfs f1eezTssr< tors. EaN. e.
Lang. wlliiAn F. InseS9fs. - ae@s ~
resi- estate
Tns Waeeser Publishing Company *
rvsg-ssgsrw: cRrzEsI t1t glss Incorporation.
ysnf-x <. yghees~r auG Coy Xn@~ser.
SzursE mental articles 81 Incorporation
81 ne Granite No1nEAsn 9sssd Ml1inE a.
sssfgrx Company. u spokane. ea5ttAl.
4 3s ssfs. STzcsT sse5Ta ssffss = y sssEari- -
Z Eesos g. a Stewart. j. r Price
Hsasson Geld Mining Company, cf sSs7-
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During ne rseesf bssyv sans
.rnee4r. 81 rsf@r Fsas cezsecsst sspon ms
ave vacant tots h<yssrsdsd - seoosn srss
Thsra avenues soafs ar SAN
~ssseh lots are conss6sraosy os'os Ws
seesg os ths streets Tsssss
FseaA was formed. vpssic1 nsssssy
- - ss.,oe,s.f s.sans,s sozsrz ant wasft1S-
- - - 80 ~~sssvv oT sf1s cysrsca
- a s~yssw naxhs Trrsrssas ci@ncy. ".
x,muer IN $50 tssiasnx was gFana"o ns
~. - !. go s~wsns 60 rsfFrp ne ~~eer
-. 80 y. -. .r.-s Aseorafnwiy. az dry yes
-a-ysay ere enx-re ~ : VS. snkaTsa -
re fasx. nnal sss ~'sssss pond S@s hf'aAiiy
pumped into sas sewers
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WATER FRONT xoTEA

Steamer Rosslis brought over forsy-nsns
GASES OF liquor yesterday from victrrfa
United Fish Commission steamer Aba
tros arrived at San Francisco Decan-
her IL.
Sloop Falcon. Capt John Nelson. en-
tered at the local customs house yes,er-
day from Victoria
Steamship Al-fSi sailed for Aiaskn yes
teraay afternoon At 80 clock. with the
following list OF passengers. @. q, Hsmfi-
ton. W. II. Mills, II. J Gaines r. chari-
ton. A c. Fox. J. A. James Mr.. ar1 Mrs.
j. A. Langley, Mrs. CIough Miss r.
TAmura. w. J. Henderson. Miss Maggie
A. Henderson. l. w. Laake Miss Josas
Chester. William Robinson. Edward
Burke. @. Codsga and ten sscend-ciA2s.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January 4 and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transfers since January l.
1896 are s4lsa 03s.iS There were fled for
record Tuesday II deeds. sggreEatins
S.ssAe5. Following Is q list furnished by
the Daily Bulletin. room I3 Occidental.
block:
elise investment Company and Moore
Investment and Mortgage Company 10
James Moller. lots $ and g. block S.
December II.
Edward r. Bragg OF Tx to Mary v.
Smith, elz OF Ell lots and Z. block i.
Asenath NJ Foster 70 e NJ. Radcliffe.
lot Z, block l. East Park add. December
Charles McAIiistsr ct ux TO Joseph Al
bert Hans. ! acre near ne cor sec 81. twp
"a I. December IL sso
State TO :. Louise Ackerson. nis lot 2,
block IS. Seattle Tide Lands. December
Sheriff 10 Mary B. Gardner, 10; 4. block
g., A A Denny's 9Th add. December Il.
state to the Observation-Disclosures Land
Company. an una Il and Signund and
lands OF 81 class in front OF and AUDITING
on lot l. sec &C, twp 2. >. December 7,
State TO Babette Gatzer-. as executrix.
and Sigmand. Louis and Abraham Schwa-
hachsr. as executors OF VIII OF Bailey
Gatzert. deceased. lot !. sec g. twp .. r
State TO the Gatzsrt- Schwabache- Land
Co. an ind \. and Sigmund and Rose
schwahacher, an und y OF all tide lands
on lot l. sec :, lots 70 4. sec &. twp %.
4. and lots J. (. and the W. II. Brown
d. c. No. q. sec 81. twp 2. T. December
The Seattle Masonic Cemetery Associa-
ton TO l. A. Mills. ex lot Bis Seattle Ma
soRlo een p,ns,, :, January n isss - w,x
lots 10 10 II. block 7. Naples add, lots
| and IL block rs. Commercial Street Steam
Motor add. June /, 81.
ffvr ha+h A Charles
und 5-s Of VII re and siz NV sec e. twp
81. 7, also the wis NV sec % twp
Lucy c. Perkins and husband c. a. 20
Emma L. Chapman. lot 10. block H. Laws
aod. December IS. $40
H ss%p ,o, 8 4 Gsr sx 70 lat Sn add
Seattle, December 3. fSs9, $40.
Mondays Transfers.
There wer. filed fer record on Monday 7
deeds aggregating S. so.ss. Following Is
a list:
elise Investment Company and Moor.
S. and ss block IS. Brooklyn add. octo-
Joan ]. sturra.. trustee, 10 Thomas II.
sherman; lot Is. block :. Rainier add NO
sheriff to John 5. Jury. err. sls 10, $.
block 6. d. 7; Dsnny's Home add. De-
eS wsinasn coiIins TO Anna Collins. lot 3.
block 2 q. Ktnnsarss add. SIS block Ner-
GERS add. ~ seattle. loss / and 2 block
II Msrcer's add lots s. Il 20 Is. block -.
second plat OF W. Seattle by ". Seattle
L. and l. Co. June ~. iss2. love. etc,
Emma K Bigelow, and husband n A
and Walter A. and Jean r. Hal 70 Lou
r. Fuller lots 8 and 10, block !, ID. NJ.
Crane add ortober l, 81.
Sheriff 70 Emma Plarniey lot y.
block IS Frank Poutus add, December
IA t50A g.
The Lake View Cemetery Association
20 y L, Bates ssh Tor s. Lake View Gem
ssery December T. 80.
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MARIxs xEwa

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee is.--Arrfvsa-
Str State OF California from Portland.
Sailed-Str Jeanne. Tor Seattle.
VALPARAISO. Dec ig.--Arrivea-.oe-
csmeer H. FIR bk Emma Louisa, from
Port Biakeiey.
PORT PiRIE. Dec. is--Arr.vsd--bk
Topgailant. from Port Bl.ksley
KuCHINONxA. Dec. g-passaa--D~-
cenaber &. Nor str Tyr, from Tacoma Tor
Calcutta
KOBE, Dec. fs-6Alied--D ecenbsR Is Bs
str Agapanthus for Seaftia
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Coos Bay. orsgon--,NortA spis ysssy
Euoy-S Office Is hereby given that the
North Spit jetty hncy a Hack rrst-ciass
can No. 1. which was recently establish ID
90 mark the outer submerged end OF shs
North spit lefty. has gone adrift- II viii
be replaced early a. prax,sicahia By
order OF the lighthouse board.
JOHN r. MERREIIs
Lieutenant Commands. u. 3 N, Inapeor
tor Thirteenfh Lighthouse District.
Office OF the United esAtes IArh shouns Ia
spcctor. Portland. Or. Dee IA 1880.
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. Is. TRANSPORTATION co.-Week-

l. & s. TRANSPORTATION Convex
~ Time Card.
Steamer Champaign. Ekagit river route
leaves Seattle Dec. IL, al Z a. m; Dec. II.
at a. m; Dec. 10, at q. ~. Leaves
Mount Vernon Dec. f6 at q. m: Dec. IS
NJ a M Dec. - AZ a. m. Calling at
stanwood. Fir, skagit City. Mount Yer
non and Avon.
Steamer clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock. Seattle. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday al a M. FOR Edmonds. Everett
and snohomfzh river points. Tgisllp north
bound Monday and Friday. south hound
Tuesday connecting with :. Wiley Navi-
CATION Co, for Tacoma and Olympia.
City dock. steamers for all points on the
Sound Open al night Telephone. Main
ST. s. q. yERkES Manager
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ikncE OF sHERfrFs sALE-In the
s3gsor court of the state Of Washing-
:. for the county OF King, The Fideii-
= Insurance. Truat and Safe Deposit
| laxpany. as trustee under the VIII OF
| ssr Gibson, deceased. plaintiff. vs.. John
| I censnt. Sarah p. Conant. G. w.
nsglsss and Sherwood Gillespie. de-
raasr and by virtue Of an order OF saie
y peciai execution. issued out OF the
|ssrs named court, In tie above entitled
kzss and TO me. as sheriff. directed and
srsrsd I have duly levied upon the fol-
rss asseribed real property. situated
Ia csriain tract or piece OF land. with
b nssnages or tsncfnents thereon erect
II ssrssed and being the westerly one
~ a. Of tots two CD and three CD. IN
szs ninsty-six go. I'm Terry's Second
Triton 70 the city Of Seattle. more par
-slsrly described as follows. to-wit: Be-
lanlag on the south side of Cherry
e.sss IN city Of Seattle. At point six
II ig1 test wez+ from corner OF Twelfth
"a Cherry streets. thence westward
tisay the lac of Cherry street sixty t6n
- 70 an alley: thence along the line OF
sAA sney enc hundred and twenty GEn1
feAs 70 he the OF division between lots
shfvs @ snA slx 90. In block ninety-six
% Tsrry's Second addition 70 Seattle,
thence sinnE the line OF said lot ak co six
~ tsel feet 70 point sixty tea) feet west
from Twelfth street, thence Al right an
fIs With Cerry street one hundred and
ivenfy ucg feet 20 said Cherry street.
q the place Of beginning, together with
NJ and singular the tenemenfs. heredita-
nenss and appurtsuanees thereunto be-
esElnx. aaf The rents. issues and profits
Asreos
Notice 70 tnersfcrs hereby give that on
f1tsy. the 18th dsy Of January. 1877. at
- hour OF 10 o'clock a. m OF said dav.
q the 'front.' door of thu courthouse. IN
y ely Of Seattle. In said King county.
sill sell the above described property
= public auction 20 the highest aud best
Asar for cash.
A,ea this Issh day OF December. 1894
A. 7. VAN DE vANrER. Sheriff.
walker & Fitch. Attorneys. Tacoma.
SlsA.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS

TATooSH. Dsa ia-specsai.-4 D m.--
barometer. soc. cloudy: wind eass. sssa-
teen miles lnwsrA-Tus SEA Lion. ,.
zn- Outside. bogad In. I've SQUARE rirssrs.
outward--A snip In tow OF Tysa and =
collier.
NEAH BAY. DsA N--spersal.--4 n ra.--
Cloudy; light east wiaa. Tay Sea Lien
passing up.
PORT ANGELES. Dea is-specsai.-4
. m--Baromelsr, sea. &oudyz waaa
southeast. two rnales.