davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transacffoua since January 4 ana
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
1. ISIS are s. SIS "a ~ There were flied for
record yesterday sixteen deeds. aggresat-
ing gss41a Following ss list furnished
BIZ the Daily Bulletin. room 3, Occidental
block:
James Stewart 70 e wesnheim una 4
fat IN Sc rw ess- Y ard lot 2 in sw sec Il,
81 10, ie~s 4ssss. 40 q along lire Of said
let E November u. Sisnss
E. Wsfrhein 10 Charles Tecklsrbrrg.
ard Il snt in Sc rw sec e and ind y lot
In Sc sw sec l2 =. -.
Charles 3 Ferd to Elizabeth A Aaitby,
lot !. Lake Dell. acres SepseEbss II,
asa
Sheriff 70 Egsraheth a. Maltby. lot 7.
Lake Def October q. szsa
John Il and Lizzie Ra-ta- Tom and
Sofa Sserni 10 King connsy, EtEhi-of-way
TOR road across part OF ne sec =. - >
October -
shsrfr 10 New Eugsan. Morsxass SCI
c3rsxy ca. r5s nv sec = ~ . Ia acres
November fs 80 fx4sa
John Qus<ssy 81 tx 70 FRANK - Hsack.
lots Il ard II. btock r. Blacks kssscI Bay
aGa November ISs4 $Sxa-
Frederick Teller 80 Frank -. Black bots
- and n block :. Blacks Elliott Bar add.
November ~. lssi. e.
Artir1as Esoyce ct ux 20 Albert George
81 sw ne sns s. - & March =. ~, kSa
4 r. Trernper ~ ux. To ". j. Sasnus
receiver 81 Bank % Kent. SO re SEC \ ".
2 = acres. Ncveraher II. a c. e.
]. II. Powell et Tx 10 sane. icss AID =.
sse -. q ). November - q. C., IL
same 20 same lot and 0ss lot : block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

SnA fraacsscc ycv N-Sune sarorsant
srsa wers made AZ powder with ssse big
49, saas guard the entrance 10 the (sced-
"a ease Yesterday. II estrne. cut that not
oy - powder. bat the guns were well
lSieo - they cannos - proved
g .aocn higher pressure than THAT exerted
~, Sasm yesterday. TIE artillery ctseers.
~so saFe rcceccsy arrived from Florida.
prominent spectators II the trial. II
-, tas h-ss time they had seen the new
20 Suns nrcd- The men oS four artillery
ee1es witnessed the workings W the
s1ns. ana were afterward drilled ~ the
Serses
TIE object cf she trials was 10 test soma
ara improved powder recently per-
seseo % me California powder works. az
nsA Sru1 TIE trsaas we're highly sa<.x-
factory and prove that California can gro
Sace some Of the highest class explosives
nown- The nrst test was made with q
pound eheil. ana . charxe az go
pcunas az brown rrismassc powder. The
snAl9e y supposed 20 BE Of SO pounda The
-. 80 powder gave . screen velocity Of soe7
.ses Per SECOND and q rnusx,e velocity o.
49, Tex NTH pressure Of q. 50 pounds.
:. n.nfes show that with IS pounds
49, Pder than allowed q velocity az -
seet ABOVE requirements was ohsaIns6 ~,,sn
sssurs q 80 pounds below he limit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

Seattle. Nov. Is. fsA
Exchanges q the seattle. Tacoma ane
Porti~ra Gearing houses today were.
C5sarzncex Balances
Seattle ........--$ SO = &a.%- e
Tacoma .....-...-. N.Sss e. Z.S- "
Changes in market quotations we're mo-
sabiy few during The 1Ass week There -
q genera tendency 20 s1renxsa ia markets,
aa1 prices. disturbed b. the campaign.
are seeking snelz proper level Tee ssee-
ton ot AGklnley wAx anticipated IN mAny
cases o. rises III DTsces. consequently, ws<a
the sxceozlcn OF wheat. wnlca azx gone
higher e2cn day. pzouaets have aoas Dat
Lite BESIDE eosd tnsir own ConraRicA-
tioa w.th Ins East bsing shu. on TODAY.
no change VAS made In local Quotations
on vaeas. which renamed a. ii asd since
las, saturday. ~ follows. No. ] club.
uszc. bae stem. ss.sc: strong.
Oats seem 10 gain Ia value and It II hard
20 say when ire limit vii b reached.
Growers on the dats are asking and re-
ceivfng - per ton These same oats are
laid down in Seattle for 81, and are job
hing II $z-A0A Other graias and cs-
real products participate 10 the strength
Of wheat.
Sugar. are higher ~ = fraction Of cent
Der pound
The poultry market has been wen clean
ed up D. Alaska orders. Prices stand AZ
xtE 0s&ky WccAS pant zS4G Ealfla tBSS
we're up 10 q tooo-ng price OF &c per dozen
today. OWNS 10 Alaska demand The real
marxss Is zssf-sc- Dealers are paying pro-
ducers aJz.c-
On no 0as product Was . more distinct
influence exerted by the result of the CAM
paixH than on WOOL TIE demand tor wool
Il steadily increasing ard the high value
EeacAed before November 3. when II was
certain sound money would Be the policy
OF the government. continues In the mid
dis OF the Wool season. about july l. the
price OF Washington secured WOODS IN Bos-
ton was about &c per pound. When the
free silver craze was ~ its helgat the price
dropped 10 DC. With the knowledge that
free SILVER could not win wooa again rose
10 Sc. A, this price IL remains. Very ilt-
tie is changing nands. ~ growers show
disposition 10 hold for higher prices.
Hops are strong The price In the hop
eentsss of this state aud Oregon Is io9i-c
per pound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

- fRnADuRERss Ho~ErE city u
nio -16offrs y here0y gsvon thet thu
Gnua1 tnstsl -nent Il 0cnJ invr0ve-
~ l1erJct Ne. - for TIE iIprove--
9 ssssssA so 49,. s. = ~. e Ge OK g
ESeth line 81 pike otrset 70 oiive
- mn1or tbe peov1ntone ef ordnance
RI. which pr~v11es Tor the Inn
3 - ssvey aloag a. eentsr q
- wyes. manheles. ventilators
66nA1ug tanks. ard ~ ccnnectlng
800 With the main lntsssectine
~ exipffns ~ the fnforreStton
I'M ard seventh Streets and pro-
- fer ths $500, ,... ss.sssfcs e n, tn
Inymeut ~ the lesying and coli
- q special assesemeuts upon the
oRly benefited ~ tbs improvement.
ogogtdiug fer tes issuance Of bonds
6S1beetsed by Al act Of the isgtsia-
= 9 the STATE e Was1in9tcn. sp-
1900 Of ordinance No 40. APP
80 Nay sth; ~: - ansndsd
Il l1th. ls3t. has bsen duly
d % ne for collection. eaA the
ss., sas Zach nsl pa9ce and e. an e
ard part thereof. IN said district.
6oymenf Of auch insfaIImsnts re-
80 unpaid. and the sasns. including
interest OH the whole amount
- must be paid on or before the
lay u Dece0ber. ~. Unless pay
III - made On such in1tAlIment on
hG(ore tbs i1tn dag Of December,
IL same shall become delinquent
III GhaI1 bear Interest At the rate Of
~ pr cent pr annum. until paid.
\ not paid before said time, = pen-
Z - Qve 81 Per cent. shall BE- added.
~ surna DELINQUENT shall be en-
n - the annual tAx roll for the cur
20 year against each lot and parcel
-. and part thereof. 30 delinquent,
- NTH the interest and penalty Ahafi
- collected N other taxes. together
~ such additional charges or penal
u q are authorised 10 BE- charged and
S6e@ed On other delinquent taxes. sfsd
III iok or parcel Of land 50 delinquent
Ill - sold Tor The amount Of such as
Dout. with interest. penalty and
- u the manner provided by law.
GEORGE r. MEACHAM.
~ 3yoasure9 Of the City Of Seattle.
ots q ist qualifications November nth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

GIY TREAsURER.s NOTICE. City ct
xeJtle.~Noflce ~ hereby given that the
annual tnstaliment Of local Improve
y ~ District Ne. les for the smprcs smcnt
Isens street and the adjacent ard con-
sunx roftlen ~ yesler Avenue. In
Hsains as part OF Front street. the pub
- elAare known az Pioneer Place. in
- 10y % Seattle. from the south line
Aven''e and including that part
.sier Avenue extending easserly
TIE West tire Of Front Street pro-
sss eaath To the West curb line OF
ess ss second Street produced North.
saer The provisions OF ordinance No.
- which provides fer the improve
-. "s Ni sstd street by curhirg and paw
- ss1ksia portions thereof and pfoytd-
.os me payment therefor In INSTALL
esy uss -. 40 establishing fund fer such
x ssss ~ the fssxytftE and collection
e. stsisa assessments UPON the prep
49,. Snentet ey the Improvement. and
s.',s snk Tor the issuance OF hon-s as
a ~ ~ ~ an act Of the legislature
sreA sA ma ana mase unaer The e presss.
~ erHi.ssce Ne $50. approved
- INA. IS amended by ordinance
approved July lIsn. iss4. has
- 10y verified 70 me Tor collection.
- EkssperttNe sums therein charged
sed against each Parcel and lot
IN ard part thereof. In said dts
payment OF such snxfailuiert
~ uApesd, and the same. tncisid-
Co., interest on the whole amour;
M msst ee paid on or before the
~, of December. is-S Unless pay
lefass tm&ae on sacs snstailmsnt on or
~ a.. Asa day OF December. is~s.
Nals 80 Wall tvceae delinquent and
Nnt ~ interest at the rate 81 six yer
Daia So sash, until paid. and u net
- nes ~ aid time a penalty CO i've
esns s.s.ses shall Re added. and the
Assuss sssent shall - eStered CT the
>ea5r.s az roll fer tire current year
pen saen ses and parcel Of land. snc
~ s~,~sos, 50 delinquent sfss with
hxsss and penalty shall he cob
beeA 49,, vsner taxes. together with
~ ...asosiioasi charges or penalties IS
hr@sa - nee TO hs charged and ccl-
NrA - seheF aeisna0en, ,ay~s. and
aal = nsrvsi OF lard - delinquent
.osa sef n. amount Of snch
e1esa Is ~. Wiz interest. penalty aud
s1~ manner provided hv law.
Cry -. ok0EGE = MEsssftAM
.pase - ,safsr Q; the City of Seattle.
f2ssteatlon November ItsA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

Washington. Nov. Is - Special. - Or
iginal pensions have been granted 70
James A. Baker, OF Tacoma: Herbert <.
Farnsworth. OF Pomeroy. Gar<sesd coun-
~: Thomas Fitzpatrick. % Seattle: VIII
liam Kimbali. OF orting: Augustus HART
man. OF Asoi!n; Samuel Garrard. OF Ta-
coma: Adelhert Rogers. OF Olympia.
Original widows pensions haxn been
granted to Mary Jane De Witt. OF Taco
ma: 10 the minors OF Andrew J..Morris.
OF Hoouiam. and to Juiietts Garrard, OF
Tacoma
The pension OF Calvin D. Rogers. OF
Elna- Chshalis county. has hecn In
creased.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
- WuT9cU,

~ AnDmD4MGNT 1o1A 20
vv1n1nt District No. ~ ~
unnnf ~ CheSsy 0treDf frc0
1ne 20 oecond Ayenne. unoer
s:s -. 81 ard bearing therecn-
~ 6Greby g3ven that IL nAsesR-
E ~ fncnl Improvement D1N1rfcf
2Srr9 0froef from FExxf Aven1o
1vouua, un1eT ordinances Nc.
-. - reoaFSad ~ TIE board
1r(ke % &l7a cfsy council ~ the
- 1919 ard - nov IN n3e n tho
1S N17Y eoOplxu1ier ard aE-e4lc3o
"a the saa1e - nov open for
areeiou ~ nntd oKSce and VIII
Ss.Hn for tnnpoc4ton unsu 1Goo6Ay,
sg q December. 1e56. ~ O'Clock
ss6 III persc0n fnfeTeete6 aye keTe-
lZ:sssre6 70 appear before tta city
~ 4 seesf0B 20 ~ held - the
s nnber IN the city kau ou the
"a DecembeY. H. ef 9ctcck
~ n1nka OBJECTIONS these<1 ~
- = Gxe1 tins eDunca WI eon.
- and III 0b3ecx3ons 0Ade ana
S7n oueA oeTTecftonS - $40 roll
11 tuDt. aod VII tnen 4oeuct
1Gnt q sueh CT $1,000 agnsnss
GI1nnfnox fyhtch shau - pan
- 0Snsrni Fnnd ~ the e1ty1 anA
- ~ ordinance approve ssscn rosi
-. es6 Asssse the amoun4s there
~ -, oorcei and ios shown In
~ ~ declare the same : drsf Hen
sss Esh aaster may BE adjourned
- 6nfe r. 20 ordefed ~ the city
WILL Il. PARRY.
fsonnfrs1Ie1 and Ex-06lc3o CITY
- Fl eho City Of Seattle,
ri MT publication. kove0beI u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

j JREAsURER'g NOTICE. City Of
k1f3e Notice u hereby gfsou that the
anquaI jnstallment - local improve-
TIT district No: les for the lmprovs-
1inAncs Il0s) In the CITY 81 seattle.
- ths South line q Pho Street 10
11bee Avenue. under the provisions Of
4 naace No. ~. which provides for
ID improvement Of said street by curb
II &nd paving certain portions thereof.
i lnDtaiiments and esia blishing . fund
- such payment BY the levyfng and
lloe1fuu Of special assexsmenfp upon
~ property benefited by the improve
20. . fS e. the issa s of Of
sisture Of the state Of Washington.
proved March 9Th. issa. and under the
ovistcfis o. ordinance No. 40. APP
oted May 5th, tsst ~ amended by or
has been duly Sssssasd to me y Tor col.
etton. and the respective sums therein
coQrxed and levied against each parcel
~ lot OF land. and part thereof. ia
~ district In payment Of such In
E.'iIsns remains a. unpaid. and he came.
(6losint charged muss be paid on or be-
~ tbs flsh day Of December. 1875. TN
- payment be made on
- insssiimsns on or s.s before the
oteress At the rate OF six per CEN per
shaun. until paid. ard n not paid be-
lge said IL .. penalty Of e 81 per
mi. shalt be added. and the sums de-
tnQuent A..sii be entered on she annual
HI roll for The current year against
1trh lot and parcel Of land and part
Aereof. 20 delinquent. and with The In
twxst and penalty sha,I he collected az
etheY taxes. together with such addi-
tipaai charges ar penalties n are ati-
eeosfxed To be charged and collected on
e<h<r delinquent taxes and e~eh lot or
parcel Of land 50 delinquent shail he
Md for The amount Of such assessment.
Nilh interest penalty and costa. Ia the
warmer prussdssi by law
GEORGE r. MEAcHAM.
CRY Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date Of LIST publication No, ember l1th,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERy
RAILwAY-NELsoN e FORT
SHEPPARD RAILWAY.
ONLY ROUTE TO TRAIL CREEK
And Mineral District % the CoivIe Re-
servati5n. Nelson. kasto. Koo;enai
Lake and SLOGAN Points.
Daily Except Sunday Between SPOKANE
and Nelson. II. c.
Leave Arrive
go a m....-Spe kane.........s: o. m
20 a me-. .-..Nel.on, ......,...Sa0 D m
Passengers for Iral creek mines con-
rect at Nc-thpors with stages and steamer
daily.
Close connections at Nelson with steam
srs FOR kaslo aud al kootenas Lake
points.
Passengers for Kettle river and Bound
sry Creek connect ut Marcus with stage
daily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

From seat-ie. including berth IN tesrssf
sleeper from Portland - frss-rszss. ir-
rissdn berth IN Pullman sfeer<r from
Portland. for train leaving SEQ o. NJ Mo-
venker =. and dc o. ma November Is.
Rates 20 pssnts East. through California.
SAME a. northern lines. Southern Pacific
Ticket Once. GO First aysnue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRS. GARLAND AND rvANErr..
eeAs.fs and Townsend <eAh psv route.
SlsAmee Garland leaves yssssr Sock Mss-
faya Wednesdays ard Frsrays q; . n.
for Part Tewnsere. Port W.ltsus Dia-
ge-exS Pert Angess%. Port cr~srcss Sssssvs-
earw. Pyxhs. Ciaaan Eay ana Noah Ray;
opposite SAxA Steamer Esare~i leaves
Yc<es sack so- Port townsend. Pert Ar
ana rrsaays At $50 . ra.. arrives Seattle
asssrssass laws r ~ y m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

n,snes g points lower. fneiuding March.
-, ii g 3pos Rio, dan. Ne I. tohbtnx.
1ostes mid. quiet
r-Raw. dun. centrifugal = tWt.
-; rsdned. quiet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

wHArcOM SEATTLE AND TACOMA
reCTE- Take steamer Bar CITY Ter A.
acortsA Fa4geasen Or wAatccsn Leaves
Csasrwre&s eosk. Rcoeas- . m. C3sy
xeck tseos 1&as street,. Sesttse a n:
IcssihyA Thursdays ant Sasnrsaay& Re-
trrnsnx leaves HAAse0E . n-s FairAa-
Yea SIS y ia eaS AnzeorseA - D.
M oursoays. Wednesdays Ard rrtdaya
rA<~s--SeatEse 81 or EA reaad Tip. "a
eesnA ia o. {. rssa5 Trip
W. Il EILI&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The magnificent steamers umatilia.
City Of Puebia and walla waiIa ply be-
tween Seattle and San Francisco, calling
II Port Townsend and Victoria, b. c.. a.
follows.
Leave Seattle Qua
For San Francisco. san Francisco, .. m,
sa M. November G. II, IL.
November J. T. 1871 81 H
"A = - tpecernber !. & II. II.
December s. a u. Isl y, q. 81.
- -.
Leave San Franz Due Seattle p. m:
cisco for Seattle s3Nnvember .. II. Is.
a. ma. - ~
November s 10. islpecemher T. u. IA
- s. 60 Is. -.
December s. 10. lS.l
% -. -.
The magnificent steamer City OF Topeka
leaves Seattle AT a. m. for Alaska No
xemher b ~ December Is - January
IL. a. Due hack at Seattle November 3.
December 10. =. January 20. -. Feb
rusry 4
The company reserves right 70 change
steamers or sailing dates.
J. r. TRowBRfDGE. p. s. surt.
Seattle, Wash.
Coodail Perkins & Co. General Agents.
San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

COMPOSITION n nonparess. msnss1. srs-
vser or iorg prsn<y f2ces on The follow
ing SIZE bodies. Nonrareii o. snsaton. tot
sxee~ainx IL ~ns rsca. brewer. nos az
eee.snx Is szas psrz: Ioug primer. not ex~
csedsag - ems PEA Special farms Gu
largo erxexz- ASdEess Fsss-InxsitoenceS.
GearsIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

wasninStou. Nov. K-specsai-Tha
possoflsce at Moxher. snoSc.rssh 80.
~. win BE- closed for she vtn,s- $3.50.
until March ]. 1897. Mail FOR This oe,rs
curing that period should Be cent to Ed-
The following changes in ne star rpufa
scneduis have been announced:
Anacortes to Friday harhor-Ieay~ Ans
cories Tuesday. Thursday. and saturday
: q. a.; leave Friday harbor Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at sp. M
stevenson 10 HOMIE valley--Ieaye sssv.
e.son Tuesday and Saturday At 10 4. Va. !:
sease Home valley on the same days al
.. m.
Icppentsh TO ziliah-Leavs Toppenish
daily 1t It's . m; leave ziilah daily at
s 4 M
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
wATEa rRosr xorEA

Tugs wan.erer, Tyee. Pioneer AMI Dis
cor~ry sook coal ~ the Oregon Improve
meus bankers yesterday
Frank ~ Cocdhus, manager % the
steamer Greyhoun1. kss returned frcm .
TWO weeks "Trip 20 tbs koctenAi 6tut<tc<-
sseamshtp CtJ e Topeka VIII san ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
MARINE NEWS.

san rrascisco. Nov. fss--Arrsve9-Bkt
Monitor. from Tacoma. 6asted-iStr George
W. Elder. for Portland: str City OF Fueb-
Ia for Victoria
Lonfoa. Sey. observation-disclosures "a
Orient. frozu Vancouver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Tiras card IN eject June I. isS4

sEATTLE-r4A CONNER ROUTE
Stat. 81 Waxstsxson leaves seattle daily.
EXCEPT Saturday. FL - .. IA
SEATTLE ENEEETT AND Ia CON-
SEg ROUTE
rsfr~swe, issves seattle Safsy. exces,
Saturday. at fe p n.
fesssn@ae. Ma ~ yesfer ssck
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
PCCEf sos-xp 9 AI.1syA STEAM
SHIP cOMRAXY.
1x1S1 NO1f ~ 1s
VICTORIA ROUTE

VIZ kVk<KA -1SWO
0rEAMsHYP CITY or KrN0gruW.
HesWeen Tacoma and Victoria. II q
s1asmELv 81 sIaroma ileA.. ss9aa
SSsnIsi 7-P.. Townsend GlAr,fi :sspm
ls96pn Arf1tH Victoria NfLvf 13op0
sDa " <xceos Monday.
This steamer furrssne4 drpe-claes ACCOM-
Ro1astons cayrysug both fYe4eht and 70.
eenxer<. and leaves from yealss wharf
Seattle.
For rassa. &C.. ansuire g
a. r Tu0ovpvKR
Yasior wharf 9eaff{A
T. A. NADrAu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

Washington. Nov. is.-Totay's statement
OF the condition Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance. -. 49, 5s: gold
reserve sI29 81 Sc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
TINT carr N rrrrcr IAN 4

1lMta t-lNtttF IA~Na Z
North snErd--leaves Seattle I o. a.:
leaves Pert Townsend 6 q m. leaves FRI
DAY. Hareer la % a. "a. leaves Roche Har-
- .. n.
souss couni-T4esve. New WAa,een q
m ieaxes Roche Harko~ 10 o. m. ts1yes
Frstay Hsrfor IL o. IN. leaves Port
Townsssd Z .. m. arrives 81 Seattle a
p a,
r. Thompson. rsnaRer-cwrcr. Lily.
BaSNraus A. Co. sSents. City aocG-
Teg~nAr1N Man q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

- .sss.nss rcSsk NoTicg--Ta. fol-
ienns :, ,ssS heller. riacea n she
- q rus,.<a November 4 l~s. w.s aa
- - /. .S<s.sa 10 the highest Nd
- oA1a. 60 Ray cost Of Ina.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
SAN rrAN ISLANDS.

srraM-a LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carryi,x Crf,es States mall. leaves City
3crs- feot Of Msia street. Aon5ay. We'd
ressa- and Frs1zs NJ ! IA. sor Port
Townsend Sac Juan Islands ard New
Whasccgn. Returning. seaves Ssw What
4 q "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17
HOTEL ARRlvALA
THE wnRTurpU

THE NORTHERN.
George e. DeLane, Tacoma
". A. Young. str Topeka
Capt. L. Wiley. Olympia.
Charles Eisenbeis. Port Townsend.
Miss Ausgrove. City.
~ j. GFammonf. Chicago.
MA J: Il: SasSss. sand Point. Alaska.
g. ~. McGaney. SumAs.
Victor H. Beckman. City.
y. 3 Prinr rssaI Por. Bl.l.lsy.
II. Hillman, Alaska
John r. Hillman. Alaska.
John Kingston, City,
n Parker, Whatccm.
J. J. Malone. Tacoma.
w. W. Spraaue. Tacoma.
Mrs. Scott and child. Everett
VIM. Hickman Moore. City.
Joseph Fletcher. Victoria.
r. A. Perry. San Francisco.
II. r. Skinner. San Francisco.
William Il; yeazie. Tacoma:
A. J. Marc. Port Townsend
THE STEVENS
John p. Urbarck. Victoria.
Mrs. J. p. Whiting. juneau.
Charles Rosenberg, Vancouver.
DR.. c. Richards, Portland.
z. CT {. IoHman ana ~.fe. sprinsa ehi Ill
Miss G. Lowman- Springfield. Ill.
George s. Patterson and wife. ST. Paul
ii. N NORTON, fGTltAB0s III
Charles Chase and wife. Olympia.
Mrs. Mary Maniey Tacoma
G. Garden. Port Townsend.
John jackson. Tacoma
J. NJ. Groom. Portland.
]. X. Grant. Toronto.
L. g. Harfshorr. Blakeiey.
]. J. Hamu. Tacoma
f. Clark Evans. Portland
Edw ard L. May, Wheeling. w. VA
w. Mann. Port Townsend
Calvin w. Stewart. Sumner.
]. F. Van de vantrr. Kent.
e Emerson. O'Brien-
Charles Mathews, Anacortes
Alfred Olsen, Anacorfes.
William fl. Dowens. AnacorteA
w. W. Williamson. Portland.
HOTEL BUTLER.
II. G. Hamlet. r. c. s.
II. X Spencer. r. c. g.
G. A. Pslarica, Whatccm.
T. E. Cade. WnatcoTn-
II. r. Burke. San Francisco.
sid Norman. Spokane.
z. A. Stephens. Spokane.
II. f. Moody. Portland
w. A. Robinson. San Francisco
s. b. Clonsh. Vancouver. Wash
II. Hochstactcr, Tacoma.
X. w. Perry, L. 8. r. c. 8.
George H. White. Boston.
w. H. Smith. Chicago.
NJ L Reynolds. San Francisco
E. N. Wilson. Fairhayen.
NJ Olsen. Portland
Mrs. kailoch. whatcom
Miss Carrie kslicch. whatcom
f. s. MrCord. Fairhayen.
H w Pearson, Duluth, Mimi
Q. +. Friars. Everett.
s. NJ Bruce Whatccrn.
Leonard Robinson, New York
HOTEL DILLER.
walter Little. Idaho.
William AcPhee. Arlington
III. n. Rrokzw. Stanwood.
>. r. Richardson. Fir.
Mrs. Richardson. Fir
L. Beiier Fort Blakesey.
Taomas Graham, New Whatcem.
Miss IL. Llken. WISCONSIN
IL A. Robinson. Burlington
Mrs. Robinson. Burlington.
James Morris, Tacoma.
Fred Drum. Tacoma.
j. r. Tedhaii. Lowell.
J. w. Gillespie ard son. ean Do EucA.
s. Smith. Novelty.
v. a. Pussy, Tesier.
], II. Cunard, Fort Steele. b. c.
G.. W Cunard. Fort Steele, y. c.
r. s. Whitney, HaSlock.
Mrs. A. Price. Hadiock.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL
Gus Osbarg. Alaska
Thomas Molsaard. Ballard.
George n. krumn. Leavsnworth-
r. r. Lawson. Black Diamond
f. r. gerEsson and wife, Sex Wnatcora
Mrs Moore and child. La Conner.
Lewis II Smith. Oak Eaghcr.
N. II. Miller Oak Ha-tor.
Peter Johnson, Olympia
w. 1ohrson. Olympia
]. johnson. Olympia.
Je In LsIestrorn. Olympia.
John Chadwick. Sas1son.
Peter Fclleit. snohomisn.
watson Taylor. Victoria. B. C.
rsennar6 Eu-ser- England
William Richardson ard wife. Mount
Vernon.
H. r. Rayres. Nanaamo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

sew:ss tssn STCS>k NCTrcE-The raa-
~ ~ rs'sns "a Ncsrrah-e 49, s - 'ae
~ scr s.s..ls aeetien Is she hlxhsst hs.s.
beaetins - e7xst. - aay ssss az ira
weskSv :. - - ADVERTISING. Agosssaas. No
asas h. - - u O'clock a IA, al N.
~ e TARA a. Foiser eeadqsar.srx. corr
~ sssssr, years ED
- = -. " 20 ne aaeve-aescsteess aesser
c s. REED.
sss<sa a. g.. Chief OF pultce.
fseascstios. November :.