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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

Spokane, Oct I-Speciai.-New svi-
cence S being presented every day OF the
growth o. Rp0ollcan sentiment IN this
city, The Republicans are working hAr-
monicus,y and earnestly. with = magain-
cent organization. while their opponents
selves The prospects are Frightening
every Gay. and daeea; seems well nigh TIM
possible. for the reports Of gains in tho
country precincts are even usore latter
ing than IN the city. Up 20 the present
time the Republicans have made. 10 use
the words Of Senator Wilson. n hand 10
hand and mouth 10 mouth campaign and
with gratifying results. oat from this time
on the good work viii bs aided by q daily
paper TO be known as the Commonwealth.
the first issue OF which appeared Monday
evening. The necessary funds for run
ming this paper til the close OF the CAM
raign have been subscribed entirely by
citizens Presenting. as il does. the po-
NtscA issues in clear, fearless. forci5le
way. the Commonwealth Is destined TO be-
come an Important factor IN the contest
ard viii have the effect OF causing many
TO pause and consider the results that
would follow II Washington were carried
by Bryan and Rogers. and by reason OF
such reflection 10 vote fer Mckinley and
Sullivan TO preserve the honor OF the state
ard the nation.
General Charles s. Warren. OF Montana.
has made bet with Mr.. Damn. cf Damn
4 Sullivan. Rossland. tssat Mckinley viii
carry New York By laeen. The amount
Of the bet IS s. 90. and both men put up
their money.
Ben Butterworth. Of Ohio. - to speak
in the Auditorium next Monday evening
This meeting viii Be made the occasion OF
a grand Republican rally. and President
Hopkins and his co-wo-ker IN the Mcktn-
ley and Hobart Club are preparing 10 have
a parade OK twice the size and grande-
In every way than that OF Saturday night
last.
ing daily augmented BY trainIoads OF
excursionssss coming from all directions
Over s5,o1o have paid admission TO the
fair. which IS a success In every way.
As the attendance Is increasing every
day. Manager Smith estimates tina. there
viii have been 10000 paid admissions be-
fore the gates close next Saturday night
Not a little interest was awakened by
the fling OF a mineral claim within the
city limits. tho point OF discovery being
near the corner OF Fourteenth avenue and
Washington street. Mr.. A. r. worlinx.
Who discovered the ledge. claims that II
carries both gold and silver. an assay
showing three ounces OF silver. An N
cline shaft OF twelve feet has been driven.
and the ledge Is said 70 be twenty fee:
wide.
When the registration books closed
$3.50 voters had registered In this city.
This Is almost 80 more than were regis
tered last year.
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ouscsENsrsu'S CONTRACTS.
ths Aged millionaire Gave Two Of +.
Nan age " 9Th Nancy hiatt

San F'rAnss*oe. CNct- fs.--Nrs Nancy A
Asss~est aae'arcs taAt size n Ire ss,rvsra.s.
~tfe ef Tae-sas t4EsacSs8haxh. fha srns
n1sssssantSs. en2 sASt shs proposes =,
prove " l@sAF sae Hr@sGee3 her Goa
trsE,t. wAisA - azses Nsvrrshe- =. 80.
she hss Engaged essneux assarn~vs 20
issk after her tagarNxfx
SesseryaAv AfT Gssa sksssssssA trough
SUR 30 have @sy alleged marriage con-
snssss 90 wAscA ~ Is &40xe8 sc be a rartv
1ersarst Nps- sie s.sSaaEea sAzf A.
Aas~ets- wAssa - As3 e< grgessiea. wa~ ia
possession ~ tws sea s,4Htrzs..fs vgAs.s
sae a&3 ~seaFse ~ tra1A Sassrr pressrs.
- signing a power - $ sseenxs xAsn -
NsS 81, s. thss = ksa slx1l y. oasle-sSa
se saS issa@e3 - slea @A8t he 80 -
AsvNs sns 3 MARRIAGE raal.ae.
AEA Ae<sssS- Nssa = zsu4E a vsszrr ala
sess snsf her eoN f@1t - eeaasFse> ssss
Ssas 70 ~ q sAass ianas ss1 SO Avssf 49,
t.,zAsAesss s1Sa a. AIS wife.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16
JONES AND HIS CHARTS.
Republican Activity and Earne.tness in
nnohamish County.

"es"|Osh~H &oaaNys
Everett. Oct is-speciai-an lavoies OF
10 torches. iacindsnS . tct Of rsrsheaux.
fer tire Young Mems Sullivan Clwh ar
rived Ia the city. ana President Falcaner
expects the club 70 sssrn ous for the a-xt
Asueustrastaa on Saturday evening whsa
- W. Rc@s. 81 cew.its. RsruhHcan rovas-
nee for attorney general. viii be in ,ae
CITY and speak a. Central crnra hossse
II has been decided TO az se TIE nix
warehouse at the rail works for sAs Ts,nr-
eser meeting On sss~ 81. when Rea nu,-
ssrwcrth - 20 Re here. Chairman Car
Sixses estimates that the place viii se-
ccunetase s,eo pecrla.
The Esgahlseans are making Tc; q IA
pafkn all through tAe county A L. Back
addressed tire people CT Menrcs on Thurs
eay evening.
John r. Hartman. r.. viii be IN ,As.
coansy rexs week. speaking AZ Ar,snxxo,
October q. Hartford. ocses<r =. .ns
Everett. t-eteser - Gel Charles =. Claw
pool VIII b acre On sAe sssa- Gel. Clay
yoc, b aise 20 be In aeats Cr.sso .. tss
John ". cessen viii talk - ~. r.oa,.
~ Hartford Ga fae lSsa. and es ,,~an.ss
Falls On the fsfA.
Marssstsls II arranging a gT&aG eeseara-
tsen en- the night 90 Congressman ps>s,,st.
Gs's vssss there. Tuesday. tae 1OgA.
Melvin .. Winsseck - Booked scr v7s~~
enes sse 18Th Stsnwoest. tie t~ta. R0ts
places have Meksnlev ssucs. saa u.u -.
him roesssg meetings
IL = reported that ere isz&srs CO tAs
yepaslsss ana SllvsTftes as sastsa sssnss
tse<r Influence - keep reapse sw1y tre.n
Mr.. CFAsea's meetings TIE eeaxxrsseas
60 the csese CT ssaaG snzaey have
alarmed the seaiers 81 that section
Republicans here are ASKING. wv Aas has
eeeerne 81 ". {. ssass and his ca&rss
ssaee eAeas began 70 se aprs Il Is unses-
e;eet tass ire charts staas fee. aasa tAa.
Jeass sss ssss tasw hAs& se ssakane.
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WHEAT BEING HELD.
The Good Prices VIII Put the Grower
on Their Feet Again.

Tacoma Oct. Estate Grain Inspector
Lawrence reports that wheat growers
Throughout the inland empire are in hopes
Of getting fairy started on the way to
success this season. They will be put well
on their feet. he says. II no untowa-d
occurrence prevents them from receiving
all for their grain that circumstances now
promise. He says the greater part OF the
seasons crop Is stiii in the growers hands.
and they, as usual. are inclined to hold on
for higher prices.
Quotations az al points east OF Sprague
ere Sc cents huShel IN the warehouse to-
day Tor No. Club. For wheat on boar!
cars. the price paid is two cents higher.
In Waiia walla district the quotations are
as high as 81 cents a bushel on b.uestem
wheat Idaho growers receive practically
the same for their grain as Washington
growers.
The local market IS strong, ard the no
ward tendency Increases. Quotations
jumped one-haif a cent bushel today.
making No. 1 club So cents and blues,erri
6 cents Wheat Is arriving at the rate
OF forty 10 fifty cars daily. The frs,
three wheat ships began loading This week.
one OF them being the British ship Liver
pool. the third largest sailing vesse, Ia the
world.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-16

s-nessssx. Ger. E-Specsal-Ths regis
erztsoa books Of this town we're closed
Tuesday night. with e names 90 TIE
roslA This Is tie ss-ge-t registr zSsen ever
maas here. IL Goes not seem 10 insiScsis
that the ertuas Of 5s-s and other financial
conspsracses have knocked this commtns-
.y out very nssEh IN the matter ct 2opz-
1zficr,
THE Rsp,sbsi<aa managers completed .
poll OF 5osh vo<ing prssfrcss q few Gays
ago. and they declare that Nek4n3sy VIII
receive a good SIZED nsi ors.y over the
opposition. and In their caiczlarEoas they
have gssen tse Eryarisee the benefit CT
every doubtful vote. They have not gwen
ont thei. figures, bu. IL Is underwood sha-
this safe majority Is over ssyenty-nve
votes. ard ws.l-snso-rzed observers pro
Tess 70 helieve that when tas votes are
counted 81 will reach over TO- Thss VIII
be & substantial Republican gain. ~
two years ago fhs Republican majority
ever TIE combined opposition was cnsy 81
IL II sad that the town OF Cen,yaha-
Dot ineltssknw ssookun Chuck has surs
Republican majority OF TO- This irclu5>s
no doubtful voters. so that tie figures VII
De somewhat. larger.
WEuiock silver men claim . majority of
10. Republicans claim that they VIII have
tbs same majority.
TIE committeeman from Atnssse pre-
csnct reports. I'VE have 43 Mckinley
soTes. u Democrats. and, thank God, not
Popaisst-" Two years ago Agnsae had
e Republicans and Democrats.
claqua;o epsibsleans promise from - 20
- votes FOR Mckinley and not over 6 for
bryan At D-yad are three single mills
and sawmill. Among the men employed
~ these four concerns there are but two
Bryan men. Cowiitz precinct. which two
years ago gave the opposition a major
fty OF 10. promises a Republican majority
o. al seast io. Agate. in whsca the COM
saiasfion had % majority. will give Nc
kinney more votes than Bryan.
These reports are straws that show
which way the wind ss blowing In Lewis
county. NOT precinct has been heard
from where the commit teea1en DO not
confidently predict Republican gains. In
one the estimate 10 as high as 60 per cent.
ine precincts above reported r1ntain con-
slGefAbly more than a third 81 the ycsers
on the county. From the showing they
make. unless The c9mmIst@@rlea are wild
10 TIER estimates. Il will be safe 10 cnslns
On carrying the county for Nck.nlev.
Republicans who were DISCOURAGED ard
noe ess couple Of weeks ago are now
eohifeat OF securing the mai or.ty that
VAS promised the state committee.
Tbs campaign Is being pushed vigorous
~ by the Republicans. while the oprsos.-
ton appears 20 have lost heart. Thsy
are a. work. but lack the energy ard
system that Is needed. Five Republican
meetings were held last night In different
parts Of the county
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Tbe ahove does net include Tacoma and
SEATTLE tsds lands. which are about TO Be
co0veyed under findings made BY the
bonxd oe stats land commissioner.
auounting - t70oae9 or more. The sx-
p>nee includes the plating ard establish
0nens az barber lines. ETC.. which covers
. vAss area Of tide lands. And wissa re-
epeot - which no further expense viii
- incurred IN cisoossEg Of them
1ho total saies. including Tacoma and
unatl,o tide lands. - moovs stated. il
G.0. @iU. and the total expeass II. In
Osudsng the establishment OF narbor Lines.
ss.tgz.k1. which leaves credit easancs 70
etda Ixndak October l. us. Of 8. %. - ~.
II must be borne In mind. in order 20
form 3 proper conception OF this subject.
that The expenses ia sssab.ass1snx haroor
1nM By the old harbor i!ne commission. Is
not properly . charge sGaznsx tsas proceeds
from the sale OF tide An1s. ana has nothing
Whatever to do villa the survey aud sale.
although the coat Of establishment ct
shsss hArbor lines n front OF cities and
towns forms sboss ons-shisd Of the ex-
pepse ana u 80 Included in Tho above
OtAtAmsEt.
Tnsn. too. tide sants are much moro
aaaxcult and more expensive TO survey.
Much Of Tie ground II inaccessible. and .
easstion must be Determined By frianguia-
aion. The land II only Accessible about
ons-haif the time. CO account Of being eos
cred by water. and work i. frequently In
seFrrspscd BY foxgy wea aaaer.
There Win Be no further expense to the
state - conrect.on wiz the safe or ,ide
landa - al surveying and Plating Of
drst class lands are finished and appis-
carts for the purchase OF second and third
olAas lands must bear the expenss Of sur
sey5ug and plArting Themselves
Al nosss and contracts for the sale OF
No lAnds draw per cent per annuu.
and the tnterrst receipts alone must net
4he state u1Any thousands of dollars be-
fore the tide lands are ali sold. and tho
accounts finally oesased.
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SHOT HIS PARTNKR.
Two Private Detectives Have Q FIGHT.
and One Il X illed

San Francisco. Oct is-J. A. Mitchell
today shot and killed his partner. Z. r.
Hicks. In corridor OF the Spreckeis build
Ing. The men conducted a private detect
I've ana collection agency, and had cfices
In the Spreckels building. They qsaarrelei
and fought. Mitchell was getting the
worst Of II. when he drew a pistol and
fred The bail missed Hicks and he Ned.
Mitchell fired another shot and this time
struck his victim Hicks fell and Mitchell
fred another bullet into his hack. Hicks
died instantly. Mitchell rushed into the
street. where he vas arrested.
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Santa Rosa, Cal. Oct E.-KorSess big
winery az KoroePs station. a few miles
from GueruvfIie. Vas badly damaged by
FIRE "Wednesday night. Fire broke out in
the second story Of the winery and soon
worked into the third story, causing the
roof 10 fall in One Of IN. large presses
was destroyed and about 20. 90 gallons %
new wine were turned loose. Water being
scarce. pumps were applied 10 the wine
casks, the wine being thrown on the
flames with good effect TIE cellar, In
which were 10000 gallons OF Old wine
stored, was saved The fire raged three
hours. The loes will De about S4e.ooo
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Olympia. Oct. 15.--Speeiai.-The McKsn-
ley Glee Clab. Of olympia. Is eanvassing
the matter % running an excursion to Sc
stIie on the occasion OF the speech By Ben
Butier~orth. and IL seems probable that
large crowd viii be the result.
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Olympia. Oct i5-SpecsaI.-D. W. Grad
dock has sent 10 the secretary OF state
notice OF his resignation as candidate for
superior Judge Of the district composed OF
kitsap and snohomish counties. on the
Democratic ticket.
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Our INDIAN SCHOOLS
CHANGES 10 m MADE N fHR Gov
xxxNxxY APPROPRIATION

cosfests ~ Whites Aenanse Indian
Hsmes4eads-1Ae xrouhse With In
dams I'D Their LaaAs-MlDesal En-
tries - The Csavsns Rsesrvasisn-
TIE ota4s - Bo AskeA nse Legislo-
tioa - Prssses lnAfaas - Their
Fishery a.A Other RigAts.
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s. Johrx y r. Ssct. 49, S-ssssA
steamer Fa,esigias. Capt Hax,5sr. ssagsAsf-
sassea frcsa AjsuTssess2 ssazss sor zaiss srsss,s
tsa AsAes@ 1913 raarssssg ss n fhsck -
~ saa sSssssF0 sfta - sA~ sssy ct gaI.s
Ten ~ so& s>nth - tAss aarz $50 assl
FcsSsHs&R tssceEs~ Eassi wreck
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ncorsa. oct- Especial. was dis-
covered today that a big error haa haar
made In totaiing the registration OF yot-
ers- The number of'voters registered on
the books IL SIN. Instead OF SEQ, Is be-
fore given Out The mistake was made
In carrying the numbers forward from
last spring.
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For Admission .. m. NJ,

Olympia. Oct I5-S2scLal-
applicants for admission to the bar stood
an examination today before the commits
tee appointed by the supreme court. The
work II examination VIII be completed
and the result announced tomorrow.
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botheiI. Oct B.-Speciai.-w. K. Hum
psirey addressed q large audience In Be-
thesl Wednesday evening and proved IN
the Popnlstie element OF the town that
ne was DOT afrasi to appear before them.
as AR. Clark Davis had tried TO inssnua e
The gathering VAS most enthusiastic
oue
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Kettle Falls. Oct. I5-w. IL Metcaise
OF Vancouver. SPOKE 10 n large and en-
thnsiastie audience at Kettle Falls to-
night With the Populist meeting las,
nsgat and Aetcalfe's speech tonight. Kct-
tie Falls will SO solid for Mckinley.
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Having EssS Chsnsl%-lsinSs Iosxh Eers-
edy N sar fssaslv xsss ssss1sl i 10 lie tlrs.-
e2sss aFsasis sakc l1sasss~o ia Yxx~szs4sssxzss-
isss II - AK is.s@--~ J. Y. RosxAa, Mss;-
rNoxt. Cal
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Mex. Convention ut Seattle.

Tacoma. Oct. i5.--Special.-The Baptis.
convention TO-DAY decided 20 hold the next
convention on the third TuesSA- In Oc;o-
Der. 1859. az Seattle. The convention VIII
finish its iabors tomorrow.
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oueal = In II n tessgved tkae a. v0so
= III cDssnsy win reach Ara
EverNyp public schools now have -
onro;lneux os 30 pup4ss@
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EVEREST. Or. sA~-sg~esAi - TIE rewtgsrs.
ssea - sAss Sly seesa ~ s.s9A nas arsx-
easscassaas 10 s.aSs seT r~snes ais q xos.
- srofa cas rxe<srxs - saexassr To- ~,
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BIG BET AT SPOKANE
GIN. WARREN PUYD Up n THoU.
aAxD D0lxARo on EKxNIEY.

he Nsv RspsAaSsan Daily Nsvspapsr-
8sg1ssrasie0 Deoks sAsv N In.
crease Of 200 Voters Large Attend
saes ~ the Fafr-A Gold Mine Le-
sassA n TIE City.
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Have you a few odd bits % land about
the farm buildings! Set them with fruit
trees and vines.
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easily ana thoroughly. oDD
Best after dinner pills
3 cenfss Al cruggisra -

Prepared by C. l. Hood 8 Co.. Lowell MasA
The only PHI to take with Hoods SArsspsrinA.
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-01
A Gno, NpLEss ROMANCE.


a sensational story printed I'm tho even
inE papers to the effect that Adam Burn4.
Ihc is-year-ol son of Foreman David
Burns, OF the Kansas city cas- Company,
and l5-yrar-olI Lorrnl MeClain had clop.i
from tho AlcClaiu home Thursday night,
was durrUIittI last Uight by the return
OF thu sir. to h'r HON" uu Garland avenue.
il appears that young Burns is very much
in love wien pretty L1rvna who Is the
urgdulst at tho Garland Avenue NJ L.,
church. His position 90 the canning de-
partmont OF tho Mount cracker and Candy
company at Niulu and santa Fr stra.t7,
slipprd rrru his grasp while he btsk.d IN
The smiles OF the girl, IL was said ho
would often fGll asleep ut his work be-,
.aus. ot JOS, OF rest thinking of his sweet
heart
NoIehhors complained 10 tho police that
youug Burns could clll upon the fair one
aud Immediately hpyc % nt-a love ~. Ills
tptsma OF joy were NOT welcome 20 the
people NyIug about tHG Martin school
house ON Garland ayDuuo. opposite TO
whi'h stands m" NrCliu cottage. The
police cannot stop "a low, AFFAIR. DO matter
how many hts the Gntlug suItor may have
Last sunday young Burns l,ft home
Thursday uigHt Nl.ss MgtiIin went 10 cali
on ri nd on Harrison street und ro-
mllnud all night. not returning home until
yesterday afternoon, In the meantime the
IdoTing one was searching for tho aaorcd
and the story ot an tlopemeuL cropped
CUT.
The romance had interesting possibnitie,
hut rather prO-'tc results. The girl has
boy is wishing for his Job in the candy
!UHf,ry.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-01
FRANKLIN COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
Big Mckinley club ut Ottnwn--Dcmo-
Gratis and roPuii>ts Figuring
on II Fusion,

Ottawa, Kas.. July sl.-tSpecial.) Tho
political campaign has already opened in
thss county with unwontod vgor A Nc
klnley club has been formed In this city
with over 500 members. The Bryan forces
are also active and have a club with 30
numbers The populists throughout the
county however, are not well organized,
and have nothing OF the enthusiasm that
accompanied he suh-tteasury and land
loaE waves in 1890 and 1892.
Tho Democrats and PopulLsts Will hold
their conventions tomorrow. The Demo-
rTats demand two places on the ticket,
county attorney and clerk of the district
court. These are just the places that
the popultsts DO not want to surrender.
and It IS highly probable that the result
ing fusion may be weak in the joints.
The prohihitionists seemed to be a Jonah
on beard last fall, and are not invited in
on this occasion.
Delegates have already been selected for
Y" senatorial conventions. It is said that
Hon. II +, sheldon has the support ur
III" Populist delegates. The Repuhlicnn
delegates are instructed for Hon, w. II.
Clark As MIR Clark has eight delegates
from this county and Coffoy county viii
hnyc but seven. his nomination ~ sen
r'-r from This district would seem ccr-
tr'rty, II he insists upon it. There H.,
t1s,,,cT, dispute as 10 which county IS
entitled 10 n" nomination. Coffey claims
!. hHgausc Franklin had the last nominee
Franklin claims 1t because Coffcy county
huA the last senator.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-01

4 MYSTERIOUS RIStM AY.
Long and Fruitirss search for y"unr
GhnrIcE NrIch,


'natI'S 'l'"' u l''E'" -"Il son OF w. .
W'l"h. shoemaker at lll' East Iwtliih
street, has been missing from home since
JuIv Iis r,arcpt. an. much ex.r,f.ad
-. - I
over nus "NNPptul"n't' III 10 i'"'" 10
being i've ieet nigh. with li"ht blue eyes
and light hair when last seen he wore a
Iiubt coat lorg~ trouser. mn yest tan
-. -, r., IN, i a -. a.,
7N't7 "hu straw H"t' i' ~ NY VI
guiet disposition; ~ Shelly huli, anu hHh
weaE eyes. lie hai - ana u SILVER watch
when he lett kansas CliE,
MI, ana MFs. Ntlyh shli lhsl hibht ui9t
ChaFlr. was uniformly Eogd BOY re
Wa never vicious anu caused them niue
trouble. W TO me time OF MS dlsappeAr-
anee he had never been away from home
but one night, and that he spent at thu
house oi .JIGiEe lortet' WHOSE moys' Char-
Hs 4nl WIN ne hH"Ma lulte wei
HIS rather TOOK MN out OF sthool year
ago heethsr ms rESs HStt NtdH anu got
MN - blatt IN IuhlI ld!Iur u!y Souua
store ht WIS noIr hoSi ~ OF lnt ar
rlNdl OF SUMMER was HlshhHtu ottlNs"
door nogs aIr no, h.titI ~ 'iis srhs3n M 81
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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-01
sixth Representative DistrIct.
WEST SIDE IMPROVEMENTS.
A Meeting Called on the Wynndottc
Street Hallway Case.

Street Railway Case.
The following call has been issued by
property owners interested in the con-
struction of the Wyandotte street electric
road:
All property owners of the North end
and the West side and all other citizens of
Kansas City, who are interested in having
the Wyandotte street electric road CON
structcd at once, are INVITED to attend
mass meeting at Lyceum hall, No. lOi West
Ninth street, on Saturday next at p. m.
The West side needs a north and south
the buildln: of this road will greatly en-
hance the Value OF property along its route.
The money 10 build II is raised and the
company is ready to begin work as soon as
tho franchise can be obtained.
The object of the meeting Is to empha-
press upon the members OF the city coun-
ell, who will he invited to attend, that we
are thoroughly in earnest in demanding
our right to have this much needed pub
lie improvement.
You are earnestly requested TO attend
and to bring with you all friends OF the
enterprise.
The meeting Will he addressed by Gar
diner Lathrop. William Warner, Judge
Black and others. Yours truly.
+. NJ, BLACK.
u. i. COOMBS,
b. II. PORTER.
". c, SCARRITT.
J. J. HEM.
J. c. JAMES,
j. NJ LOWE,
GARDINER LATHRoP.
RICHARD GENTRY,
Committee