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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-24
MINERS OF THE NORTHWEST


Sysa&xfse sent. "a -SpecisE+-ln c9I3ufic-
taoa win he frat fair the &os = west Nib
!ne Association viii mold It's second annuai
convention "a tbs city October 8. ana ;.
Fa.!y one thousand people are expected
10 - IN attendance, ana between 49, and
- delegates viii participate al me annual
banquet which Ill aS he'd IN the evening
1sssoser /.
Several questions affecting the mining
Laws vii De presented % tHs convention
for discussion with view Of establishing
q uniform system Of IA@S ana district "a s
aud regulations throughout the m.asns
states q tae Northwest \ Judiciary COM
mites. apo znsc1 a. the l8s- aEnaaI meet
lng. has sac matter n charge, aEa1 i IS
expected that .hs report. when adopted oy
ire convention. vii be presented 70 tho
legislatures Of the various states inter
esgea IN this class o. legislation for AGop-
lion.
Another feature which viii ce considered
Is tha establishment of a national mining
bureau. to be reprsse nted by secretary,
who vii be member Of the prest1eFi
cabinet Nearly 81. letters have been writ
ten 10 universities, schools Of mines and
n..rAlng. geolozasls. mining men and oihers
interested Ia this subject. wlta EieR OF
securing their cooperation IN TIE estao-
ilshmen; OF such an orsce. Il Is expected
thai the deliberations cf The association
vii result IN thS adoption Of Laws whiea
VIII greatly benefit Ehe interests OK miners
and mining men throughout this SoFta-
western country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-24

Marriage licensees we're issued yesterday
20 Charles Petty. OF p'Er.en. aDs Hannah
Hughes. Of Renton. George r Merrill and
Sa-.ie III. GATES. bcsh Of Seattle.
Action on = prounisSory note ard mort
gage was orought IN the superior court
yesterday by Il. j. Susiissn vs.. Henry II.
Hickey q al The note was Tor s1.cro. 80
CURED by king county property.
Ramsey guardian Of EGRh Vera pontsie.
Ex;ls May steeae. Eazs. Steele and Ber-
riA ABBOTT StuM mirrors interested In the
estate Of Robert Abhoft. aecessea. ard
o'clock q m. a. the time for . rnal ac-
counting Of the estate. OF which Elizabeth
A. Ah5ott . executrsx-
Arssosos of Incorporation Of the Una
Mtnsnx and A8.sinx Company we're aied
Ia the auditors Office yesterday, The cap
igai stock IL s@.{ac divided into fofty-e 1t
shares. Tae seven trustees named are I.
!; Re,~id; 9 u wsra geors~ ". HA.,.
Galloway and A. l.. Cohen. al OF Seattle.
Ths life OF the tuc>o. Iser~tfon - afty years.
and the priDc!pa. esAcs o. business seattle
Action was yesterday commenced in ths
superior court by Harry H. Tr3aE1g@ vs.
the Burrows bay Improvement Company
TIE comp aiut ssts fo-ta tfat The plaintiff
was employed by the 9sfese&Et a. -
secretary, and that MS position vas con-
..rrrzei ~ an ~-ectinn ia Isssa since ~ ,asca
ttgna he has performed ire duties a. Eis
ofT!ce. Ard that Zach year socsscuefss 20
the date anove nsEases' he has been Yegu-
larry ~lact@d a. tae company > ssscr@ss. ~.
During the avs yeSFs In NHtct Re hAs
served "a ksnch he nAs r@s-syed 10 COM
psasssion. eathouxn =. has frequently de-
services ~ $lss pr year ana - asks
for Judgment for E.29i-ss, ard interest on
the various separate sun1s from IRE ea4 Of
each year. tore 18th costs ard cls-
nsar-~YYseufA Tns case cauaa up Ter 81 al
before Judge Langley yesterday. and afoa
the showing nas43e ard tkc esf@n,t or ne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-24
WORK At STIyERTOy.
Hitherto Jaknowa Region II Now
Being Rapidly Developed.

The mining district Ii the region Of ST.
yerton on the Everett & Monte trls,o rail-
way Is beginning &c lay ciai1us 10 be one
o< the best region. IN the Northwest IN The
possession or vast deposits Of copper. ST.
yer and gold.
Until the Deer Creek Mining Company
was formed 10 develop some properties
there Ia June. there wss practically moth
ing known Of the extent or richness Of the
mineral deposi;s tn that section Since
then the attention or mining men and cap
,tallsts has bean directed 80 the invextigz-
ton Of the resources Of the district. with
the result OF the formation oF several
wealthy combines Eer the development o.
tas properties.
Among the strongest Of ths syndcates
which have holdings in that section - the
Clear Greek Copper and Cold Mining COM
rany. which vas recently organized FOR
the purpose ct operatin. a number of
claims which they have secured Tbs cor
poration has paid gp capital OF {Sa go
and the stockholders Include sosne % The
wsaitai@st capitalists ~ I.shizan ana In
dana. together wfth lccal investors They
have had thar agent ~ TIE ground for
several weeks. and ;oxethcr with a pra.-
tea mining expert they fa.ly investigated
shs entire region. wtth The result OF So
curing nurnbar ~ properties waaeh are
admitted ~ all who have locked sa@rn over
TO be the best ana finest IN the region. The
q
ceutage CT gold ard silver While ire ledge
La not SO large as the famous Deer Creek
ledge. vet Il = aa1en vieher an3 IS 50 sitgl-
sies that K can r. easily developed, ard IL
also steaatcG IN close proximity &c The
railway ard u easy reach % the Sank
rsver trorn where 81 can - shipped ny wa
ter elthe- TO Fweret. Or Tacoma, Or even
&c Gan Francisco a. small cost
T19 COMPANY already has = fu~re az nsr
or ID. ground vigorously pushing re g.
veiopnenf work. a19 they expect 20 -
able 20 prosecute fhss- werk with s1vant-
aEe during the entire wtnser.
A great st-antar@ which Al - mines
IN talx region possess 1Te~ tat ~ tss TrsH
Creek nlnss "a thr yaes tea. here fhav take
cat paying ore from the very b@wtnrlnx
and are nat compelled - rsss through q
vast RmoInt o. can~ing b@<ore striking
rRv orr As festslt of tbs naea~ai 49,
vantage e requires ass q compare lively
SINAI exn@N9stars - a3ao~ th~ properties
OF a 65V8aeus paving basis.
A la-~4 mount % 8sveinnnnras work =
being aan@ m . g~ess Fnsrw 1ocstfens
ans r@xt season w3 see large ous7gt ~
rich mineral from iris region.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-24

This Is the title Of Harry wulsarar'
play, Tn~. IN Dat one Bowe~y located In
The uain1s NJ th< people. and that rxaxn-
has been niads famous In song and verso
Ias world over. a EoxeTy Girl some
imagine bar rough. tough. uacouth oa,-
1ect OF aversion Boz these who visit To-.
Seattle fnsatsr next SATURDAY evening vln
come away With their ideas eoZzulatefg
m@samorshg@d. for there they Will gee
natural portrayal Of ire Neg York
Eossry girl. She may not be 81 adept IN
parsor et!qustte, but size does possess a
heart that Is aA Bag a. "A mountain, an
eye that - as quick a. lightning. and an
arm ~ strong iron IN the defense az
those she loves. This Is the common
heritage of her sex. whether she BE- a
RoHery girl or TIE prospective wife O. a
titled foreigner, and is the handspring ~
success OF this popular drama Miss Ada
Lee BasSrora the author % "A Rowery
Gill. has voger story os loire and
romance that serves 20 retain the atten-
ton Of the audience from the beg aiming 10
the end o. the story.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-24
From Monte fristo.

TIE boiler. ernokestack and front OF the
firsbox Of the Williams saw MIL was taken
out and loaded on fat Car CT THURSDAY
10 be taken 10 Everett.
The new foreman Of the United Compa-
MES concentrator is Mr.. James Hartley.
who has jus, arrived from Gem, Idaho,
and has already taken charge Mr.. W T.
Nicholson left on Saturday for Libby.
Mont.
Since III. last Issue OF this paper the
main edge on the o. & p. has been struck
IN the present workings and ore shipments
TO the Everett smelter will recommends
next week Some slight repairs 10 the
tramw~y are necessary. Let Us hope that
the o. *. b. has come 20 stay.
Paymaster ]. Bruce Gibson went 10 his
new situation at the Everett smelling
works on Thursday and Mr.. Norber, Our
m.tte. Of Olympia, has taken his place at
che mining cffice here. Mr.. ouiTnetEe is
brother-ln-law 10 Cashier 9. .. Pratt, Of
the Everett National bank.
Tna Monte Crist0 Geld and Copper Aia-
Ing Company has a gang Of men at work
on 10 Claims. Al present the work 10 con-
fined 10 extending the tunnel on the Spo-
kane. Through this tunnel the company
expects 10 bring al the ore from is nE-
rneTous claims The company has already
expended on SIS properties about sI.ha
and X expects 10 sAip ore tAls season Sur
face Gre In quantities can % FOUND, esid
when these claims are fully developed this
company will have one OF the finest prep
critics in this district.
Shipments OF concentrates during the
past week trern the Monte Cristo concen-
traitor were four cars on Tuesday. three on
Thursday and three Saturday. nearly 40
tons In al. valued az about $500. al from
the Mystsry and Pride Of the Mountains
ores. We un3ers and that Surveyor J. F.
Birney has been instructed TO survey for
a second standard gauge switchbsek % %
hullE 10 70 ths large terminal building %
Tia Mystery ana Pride tramways above
ths concentrator. BY tsae proposed line
re railroad company WI avoid re org.
tea.oes bucktng Of sn3W BANKS along ths
base q stle norta range during he snowy
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With ara re gay streak rus III
scesr - fosa-tee- srH-szez Ire wc-E eeSfS
np 20 5a1a COASTS Of l--foof a.. :
as-Yoot tszraeg or r-e gssEkhtT5. s-Eosl
.ssnrss on s7sa $or1a~s~1: tvro Open cF-s
sras a sn~soos TarznSI o. tae Iron Sa11. az
n g-snes tunne. On IRE Nsrr1-~ so7ns
remarkably asSA Sgvs- zxsays 1.Te -
has from rhe property. severA 81 F'Faa
r-rwes sroa-d 5ssN ounces. bot thes@ s-ss
70 .eeza - ne commercial vaEue "a -
Gre Two sample sh-n@crx have oc~o
made. a0weser. which give seFf 81
ks--z Of stat may " expected. TIE MS
a. rss-se vas s@1< % Gre4s F213s- Il @AS
s.osrrse v-saaf short o{ zges po1n1s, esl< re-
tlsrEe4 ST @z TSae secores ssss EsE.en< wefaI
ITO he ps.ot Bsy srne.tsr. tie returns from
whsch acre 1913 Der tor si1c> tfEs a.
average sasnpse zas t.ksa from Ina pay
s1r~aE xhca gave sSsay returns o. ~
ounces silver and t15-as N go.a. pay
~ Seattle nsen. a-aae4 cs H c aeIEy.
visited the group sas1 week AID esa--.@
Z Lively interest," x IL
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Tuw mo TUNNEL STARTED.
That VIII DO ITsef ser rh~ Develop
ryserf % Ok hogan.


A PEW AVS awo -aas Palmer Mountain
rssnrsa COMPANY ~oruna@re~7 crseras sesy,.
on -ssn sro~~ssef ssrrs-~1 $50 = - r<~--.
yns hs>wwfz -rsf Uncover sNe xiSasss1 rss-
rN~s#.s ~ fns 49, sri eanaoIas pa3-~e~
~ curtain A3sAosgsA IRE ssv ass ksa-ran ans
s,atfv 49, e~,sg- srv ts~rs~s esgt e- rrsae~.
% wara-s%s $50 sr4uS - -fe s~s- eArst -
tAa e~eerrrss@ fHat - - - 50 ra2s4A -
s~yssar -es~ mineral Resources ~ trs1e~
Csas sxssswan esssamsw
Ma feAss Fszsx-s Pressed fNe N,As-s-~~ 49,.
-. rasas ss%>ea~vy~a $50 tr-Ef~ ~ @sy.~sx
tae srsg - %arse@ t>ae ~ corgss ~raa
mnsgl fan~S3 Ks - sNa lear As NM~-
s~sn trsc - rapart z3r A. f~~e wAsrsa ~
zrsve = sarr*A ~ sfsa s@es - $50 f-~srp p
-hk%A eAs Is Ell k~ew-7 Ests-k r4sAr "a -
ss vA~s ra~ awhna cs@ wss-k W. -
r~~--~~rag ~ ~ h&~A s~TfasuR uu<8 era -
sass ~sn - s~rsss r@>s p, u~e eea w~aso-
Yowe- ~ Tsas - (.oeNa ~<~~s = ss,r.t o.
r-sss- w~%f wafea "a. es~n sf~-ases ~ ia
s~ssrsnAav. sAe~e = - sNn5- frs ~~sfts-1 e,
-sss~Ass9sa wa7~~ p0we- sse~t-eea ew &C.,
sne srs ~srry~w SO ~sss $3.50 go ~us~x
We - n~evs~>ssses - air >e1-r~ sSscws
r~Ns erwf~sesr - - ee~s lazy. - e "a
f&rt. ~ tssnreEt.sv nss far s sarx tsra.
sessa @~sage& n hiking sxNss srsvN srs
s~assssFv~aAs ~es3W ~ sgFgwyes - fN@ wssrx So
= sssas1r - ~&ee~ nowas~. sn3 - esaz ssar~-
eseta~. wrsrssaw STARS sws ge~sas ~f.ves =
sssn - re wa~Ss Tss ceNgsraa y eS-rs sea
>sss~ss vsezsw-rtrns sess~.s esa-z.& 81
~ we5.A ~ e~s fsgs s~@wsssess o. s~eet--v~s
- - tenze1
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HINES AND MINING.
Frospecsors and Investors Attracted
BY Placer and QuarfE-Ioal
Mine ~ Rock Creek

Receiver CAazzs ser. AIN CO sae C--tras
washington railroad hAs gs8s- returned -
sDcxasse sFoFa @ssxz trip lato ta< Kettle
river zEa Boundary eEsek country
AZ - wezt "a. sad 3r. Chamberlain
% = sposes1n&r- fsexs@a xsEsag1sr. ~tne
roA1s wegs dusty. u2T rain faA sns2s ws
were there. ard coming eG- Ete reads we're
N good condition. L IS fsgky-fs*s mes
ffo1a Marcus 70 Grand F0rAs. 81 Grand
DTaafls- Here are s~a b0fe.s. q STARE 5r
t~e ard a goslozE1es- TIE E@4ee - SAT-
rosra@@ BY 5E44tifa. farming Country.
and lie rxncneFz there are IN = NAY 10
snake xznaI fortunes aAy Is 81 per ten.
arsS. - expected 10 20 TO 81 tas winter:
potatoes ara sailing foT : esnts per pound.
afs1 cas- 8rlGg sr0lu q eeats per pound
"enEs Line a4s4es 5ayoa5 GTaa- Z srSs
are The rlEsi tognSsges 81 Green's 901 and
Anaconda. haig = nile apart Greenwood
has large a0sei cae - tro general
stores drug store and postoEfses. and =
HOSPITAL - beng 54s4s. Anaconda aas NO
nolssz, Tao stores poss9fs1ee an san
NIL
From Greenwood 10 Midway Is sixteen
EnA.ez- Esrs are aoSel, recorders office.
genera store. posaosGsca. drug store black
saith shop ana s4wmIA
II ne next point IL Heck Creek. nine
snaies from Midway. II - Sss censsr ~ AT
extensive PAGER mining district. and a
promising coal mine il D@sIs< deve or@a
there. Tee coal - bigamnoas, and the
os1srn claim Il al eoks- Il IS & good
looking prosgsct, aDa : ana eFszan2 capital
has taken i ~. a9any Cinnamon are
working around Rock creek. and q large
ngfISsser % white neu ara placer mining On
the creek \ great deal Of gold has been
washed oat along this stream, ana the
miners have never yet gore 70 bedrock
n Eoek Creek are tao Chinese stores, 4
p0sfofssee and sa 1aI.
From Rock Creek - Camp Mckinney
the distance Is seventeen mites. Here are
two stores. p0st0gf4ce. drug store, hotel
and ihs plant OF the CaFibso Mining Com
panys consist sfsss Of a teu-staEnp Ea.h. hoist
Ing works. boarding hcase. csc. Between
taiFty and forty H.en ara employed. and
tbs na3a IL crushing ors nlgat ami day.
II - beautiful spot. wl2h splendid
panorama Of surrounding country. and
Ail make an ldeaa simmer resort
The great need Of &ae country Is rail-
way transportation. said Mr.. Cham 5er-
LAIN. Il surprised 10 see aoB easy q
access that seesion h to railroads. The
grades arc easy. and 4 Is evident The
tonnage IN ss@ht. Freight "a row being
hauled in there from three rsi3roa1S-f~oEn
the terminus Of the Central Washington
a. coalee city. from THE Canadian Pacific
Via Pentieton. ard froa Marcus o. .aa
Spokane Falls 4 Northern. The vas n IS
OF the country and is resources cannot bs
realized unal one goes there and sees for
hin self"
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AMU-EMENn.
''The White scus<, 70. >.

1ns powerfl soecsxca,lar rwps.,~<,on
ms waite Squadron vii De rr-o.fzse~s.
aas Nae ifst time ia Seattle AZ the Tklaf9
aFssri'ae tassksz Horaday evening nsxt.
Concerning gsais abrasion the ssv Y..-a<
Recorder says
40 remembered play faas shown % ma ny
of loo elements OF popularity AZ .~T~as
- hsss s~i2sdron- wEl.eaa Ii now esEso-
IssEsss4 on q prosperous career al the Fosa--
1eeFsta Street tasates II isa drama winch
siass 1pon our unwilling eyuEan<ly X
ssTihss TIE heart ssrsags until II Is lrn1ss-
ss2s~ 10 respond Much Of tie extgaovsss-
nhsy success achieved was due 10 the
A'lssa ard iAsseral mounting, not even the
great r4rsesaae ard ballet sre--sA.ses have
osen presented WITH sS4cn gDrge1gxsssszs ~
scenic coloTfnx TIE assembling o. tie
raves OF ffsa great powers 50 a striking
she 1ssrTfnE Esotur@. and tire Departure Of
the vessels Of me W~1sss Squadron one
o. the most realistic marine effects ever
utilized Tor stage purposes
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Operations on she law claim tunnel win
s6cn be rerrr9@ need.
4 report - "a circulation hat the Pits
burg dre2rer has succeeded IN finding
some Eoo3 ground.
TEE Alexandra are3Ker Ire Sardonyx.
l-ss been working 81 spot some seven
maeS down tne river The tetalIs CT shs
woTk are -Sk yet known bat he nlacilia-
ery Is pr0n 5anco3 a decided success.
Mr. Thomas Nils, - London F.ngsand.
Rccaw ranse8 ~ his scr. event ~ 10 Bar
kersxtsle sssst week. NJ. Nils. Nao IS also
Interested lu gold mining IN AuafraAa has
so7re money invested IN the Big valley
rrs uesF BarksrSvEls.
Mr. Seymour BAKER. {. r. with num-
se- - mea - surveying di-ch in. TO tap
TIE Cotton wcoe river aesr re canyon 20
convey water - q mining pr1p parry on tAs
Fraser river TIE SoEstrle :loa Wcyk II .
re dors ~ contract Tners w.i - saw
e-sl tunnels ard laFgs amount 0. fun
t1g.
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Jesr wsoxrg. 81 Auburn b. ~ ths
Dlusr.
: ". Eurne OF For. Angeles. IL ~ .hs
Butter.
Hon. 7. II Prics. secretary OF state, 10
a ne Butter.
Mr. and Mrs n ". Loalx. OF Far haven.
are a. the Northern
Rev. sns Ms II. II. wa.k.ntcn. q All
burn. are al the D5sssr.
Ms T-no<-ns CeowS.or. o. E.1ensSs-y.
- reg4sEevepd a. the nslIsr.
Mrs J. c. Moroson ard Mas y. Pa4st>n.
@ Fssraaven. are a. the D.ser.
Judge u~nry ScBra1- SRI VITA Of
~ oaz9 Vernon are a. ma Butter.
r II. Brooks. nasrager o. rs Port
Eiakesev store. l. 81 tAe North4rr-
Pre- = A. Gesx. % ne STATE normal
atsocs a. EA.e.shs1rE. Ia At ire Butter.
= l. ot1@ra@-k ~ WAnm tchasA mara
ger Of the CrasE Steamboat Company. 10
a the Northsrn
Judge Edward II. Stiles. % Ksnsas CITY,
- al the Rather ~6srara1. Re viii leAvs for
San Frau CA scs4ay's steamer.
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- oissrsct CO North c.-osfra. s,,-s-~ a..
NosA OF recorsf~8ct.os2 ard f-. 80
sAn.xa1s0s az the army Re ~as $780,
ee.cnes - infantry Tie rxs -ss.s. .
saxs1ser Eene-ss IL fsSa. ar< a -rras~- -
- "a va He has success fsssss rs7-. -.
- Aa1sAn campaigns aa-aarase 80 $500
, romansrAss ard cheyenns~s i, ,Ss. rrsss.-
rs'Fatory And IA tire soxsnwexs. .ea- S.
Hsyennssr Nez Esr-.s and Fsa-arrs~sx -
&c Northwest. the Ar~rs~. -
1aSonA arc New L-xsso "a
.nS Ss1ax II SsrsA Daxnsa ~.
AAs resolved vots 81 tharx. s-cr. ena
.~AIss OF Montana ard Kzrwas So -.
s srs ra'oraes OF Arizona ara New Msrs~r go
- ssrsless. ard has CT s4v@~as es~-..s,-.e.
yEsseasss irfsa. wars by ss-ss~g~es. ! -
. a4asAne sexsls14@nt o. esrzsssIs. xTshaxr
1-as Use o. military power. He nxs scr
s-Aia9ea the apartments OF the s.r,5svrv.Tssa
1AAsS1Ff arc Arizona ara ths rpsfs,arv
0arsssofas OF the Fsesae ara rs Miss
1-AEs as Gas become rae s>rsor ruass-
ssISsas OF TIE army. Ger. s4Ae~ Ia 80
$50. bsk she Is1aa Of lealta os a.. ss.e.nx
sas sns sturdy and rss1at v1xor OF a.
10y proI-ss that ne VIII sorx r1rxewa
.as seven years YET to ssApse oesurs ne
iescnsa ne age al xnsca Ne i, sntsr.es 10
- Ss&oSa ca The retired list
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TIE Fgo-~- Fey-~ slean-rn.

ya-eeavsr. z -. sssL TIE rc-x.
F.y @Yes&G . Csrs1 s&ay = ctsxn-ao IN cs-.
iAzsa 3 $50 n eenssg srnss a. s-caan-
tsrlHg .&rS@ les e. cement xsawe2. Tia.
exsz1E@1r TessTssEsT operations cevcttag
- grAws} - asss~eAtn waaf proportion ~
e. p ee-s1G -Eea ga rersssrsss In
fhs esr@e re uses ters.aE. "a sass~Ax -
ts@ e9~G. Nts- s.aNp us4 -. cement
ce,@ Ne --Gsne1. a-e - ga.a waves Al
RssaY - 80 ee-sns xeoxs swey 81
- sa9 go fs@. aszr}Y a. at wsseA a ssst
a. preset y e-o1se = tsat fwrrtv-
stRmn r 81 - eT~rs@s 1-frrs asxs
season = - 1lr5ssp@sessag r1- D. ~g sa-.
s41~s 4 e1srszty - eszsze - za4k. Hzs.a
sr~&Ewsnzees atwss&15s
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CHARGED With Insanity,

A complaint was yesterday FLED n the
probate depe r.uaer- OF the superior court.
signed by James Hart, charging Julia
Carl who lives near Stuck bridge. with
hs.ug an insane person. Mrs. Eur2's hall
iucsra ton is that she hs.!eves there Is a
large amount OK money deposited 20 her
credit in "yan3eroflt's hank" IN New
York city. The unfortunate woman Aas
been more or .e-s given 70 mental weak
ressss OF various sorts for thirteen years.
ar1 urson u previous occasion IA DakoEa
was examined on she Gro0rS9 % inr nifty.
The warrant was paced IN Deputy Sheriff
Ir~o~ry's nane1s for service and that Of
fer W.T. leave this morning for Suck ara
return wien Mrs. Cur iris evening. Her
examination viii probably take place to-
r1sssrTyx morning
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Art League Reception romorrow

A cordial invitation Is extended 20 al
who take interest IN pictures. or art IN
any form. to VISIT the studio and gallery
OF the Seattle Art Leas~ae or Seho5l of De-
sign IN the Hin2kiey building. tos1o~row
afternoon between and o'clock. Visit
ows IN the city. "a neil as residents. are
always welcome 10 these ysb1c receptions
OF the iesv1e. wersca now has some ~
-r7a~kzhly good work On exhibition. = graft
flying improvements 6stng ossssrvaose n the
efforts CT many II rfot al Of the working
members Among TIE rsosf notable IN rfa3s
res.ecs are sae orr % door sxe.chlng and
SAs uso1essrg Ia clay.
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Ruvinx Cola ,gsrcs n >faxfoo.

J. r Nagr der, late ~Esaseneert tor
fne Creseo5 s75 Co5o~a3o A{ngng Com
psEy. . GaaEzaAs. Mex &C. - authority for
ne ssss sTasus tfs&t 80 Exploration Min
* Company. % Loa3au. England =
~ni@-s - 70 re a3iGs are he principal
ssorkao f@rs. has purchased tas fnts-Nsss
e. tse Casar&1e Mln.rx Company al faar
partY 5evslcp@s clans formerly owned
av Nawss} Eferess O Gaayrnas. rNAvlg.-
taeestcr e ssa1a stsrNag. equivalent .
81 AZ 80 American money Tas nropersy
= r. A~5s Prsssss tssrtct. In ~ prov
ira - S8n1rA M&x8ea.
4ss fet1es have Seer Er9&-He e ar sw-~~
age q 80. "a n ga per y~s~ for she "a y.
I've years. The or ~1ss - vs14~ from Is
- $50 rr- tou il ro2 T~e -ssna <ers fa~
,as .-uEAsa company are new e ~oas.
Cor Mex "a Tas ae&l 49, eonzuaa...a ed
segEsxn he~ g. "a fsarc1n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-24

A Rumor From Cook Inlet That She
LANDED on the .Janan Coast.

There seems yet 10 be a vague prospect
Of the return OF the schooner Lincoln.
which sailed from here last summer for
Cook inlet and has been given up by many
as lost Among the passengers vas z.
Il DInhsn. His wife Resides a. sunny
dale Last Thursday she received let
ter from her brother. ". c. Ncrford. who
IS now a. Douglas City. Alaska 1t told
her that miners from Cook inlet had heard
from fhe schooner. which. after being
driven on the coast OF Japan. is now re-
turning 20 Seattle.
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Twenty gallons Of mix were taken from
sAs Great Northern train which arrived
At 40 yesterday afternoon and dumped
en- the ground oy Deputy Inspector c. II.
Frassh. The mix vas from Ssfvanra ard
was shipped by Sssls BrussEa 20 the Do
vanish dairy. /; snly tesies s~S. Some
trouble has been had with grusetn's ral x
before. and personal letter has been re-
csivec from him hy Mr. Frasch. szyinx
taat Ia private tests .hs MIX na. been
found above the average rec a.-s1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-24
Countess wachtmeisrersS Lectures.

The Countess wachtrnesster delivers her
first lecture on theo@opsSy tonight at Pet-
It's hall. 1861 First avenue. The countess
when hsre tao years ago drew Large
audience. who paid FOR the pleasure OF
hssring her THIS time ser lectures are
free. They are given under the auspices
OF the new Amanda Lodge os Taaosoahy.
recently organized.