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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21
BLAKELEY TO BE SOLD.


Tn. A-irares-a RiakeIev VIII be sold IN
sts,r. Two ~<@ks to satisfy claims against
,hs vessel far wages due tire crew. Ss1rs
IRE arrival % the Hlzksley srrs COOK
tale. re sailors wao brought her coFa
have been xzn4arfng about TIE CITY = .
most Gssccnsolsts uaccs- After TIE ~
e~s,s w7~zx-. during witch TIE h-f<81-
tsea was ssort-hansse6. she rsea thocgn.
th~v ssoals not czly - Immediately pad
- rwFs. brs hs5 a df-u sooe OF Extra
-rersv II esfs they were disappointed,
so- 70 money wzs forthcoming. The vss-
=zF "a orreS nw = 3 Sohru ara J. Eur
---v~ 81 -sxrsra. ard TREY savs bad -
a--< q NJ yo-es. also OF Tacoma TIA
,.-rals ra~-ah-rs 81 TIE crew rsre e al.
tavs ts@~n systematically pat 90 s~ena 1av
% saw. unssf Yesterday they derssea %
resort 20 az At erst the- were ssksf
;. w.ss u-esf re agent c1rse down. from
Alaska. re arrived % thS steamer To-
rss<s last Wednesday,. hgt 81 notas1g 20
.s-s~sv ire sagio~s save n asking tAsT 20
w.st rsufsl asst Thursday sftsr-sc1. WIN
go az rh@ ~sarzTsrz owners TS22f -
@wA- ~ sNa srs4rse~ FLYER. Later. wssn
szsx promise fzi1-i 20 ansterAa&ze a1F-
.-s-~ rr-~@ a~kNx them 90 rsees him IA
: -rssr-x AZ ska g.. Charles hossi as scFa@
a~ers.s understanding would b reached.
Gre Of the ere~ wto r~sAs<1 sss ossc1--
ra-~~ ?, q Pe@r-rnts1ffrs@cer reporter yes
..-ss~. said reres &sxad ssezu - Sgt pa
p&-x releassrg thetr claims ror y eents oEl
90 snzsa-. rs tass TIE sa1iers vcul4 zct
ax~~. ans YESTERDAY rssruf-x ra-s ezp-
-.ss-m+ksn 20 gaax- Ezs~yy 70 crssr -.
rzsaksA~-r soSf Tnss wss tor. ard ire
f.sx. sr~zs<a fhe<n So vel taat t1sy say
~ As-.. -sh he's tts rar -1arH 80
-. - erz- rsr1ss- TIE sass vii coma
e. n sbozt so9rtee. LAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

J. n. Mclean Interviewed Concernsn9
Resources OF weit-Known Camp.

A recent ISSUE OF the Western srfntrx
woris OF Butte. Nons-. contained the
following account % mining camp In the
Seattle district:
~ =. Mclean. who has Just returned
from al extensive wfSi@ through ths
S1uar Greek mining district. predicts that
Il viii - second Trail Creek sn lnspo~.-
get ths~s.' sal Mr.. Mclean. Tey IRE Great
Nu-thArn raziroat to werstrhe~ ard
f-oxn thence by steamboat en- she Cc,un-
SEa 20 ives Landing. a. TIE zouth % fha
Meshow. From there 4 Is only an hour =
s~f~e 20 reach the camp. TIE ether route
Is by IRE Central WASHINGTON raisrozs 20
Coui@a City. from there nv stage 80 Viz
garAa CITY. ard from there By stsEs -
re district. wsseh = only abort thirteen
r-snes frcra Virginia CITY. tosk IRE Ia
ter route, ant wss rruea pleased With
TIE manner the Central Wasksngt0r azt
TIE stage Ines take care cs -hss- passes-
gers T~e s1sels az FosE<~ CRY zrs
r-s4rpoo~c ara weH ccr11c.e.- SET xo1s
tANt@~ arS everything seems saSsa Ari
comfortable. o. course a private co--
veyanes ear brig che into re camp n
three s- four 9avs. T. - believed IN a
shss-- ssre ralf-ozs trz-suc-tstson wi
-.s--ssA better facilities sc- reaching lhs
rsry- BY extension az the Central WASH
t-xeou r2 n shss district -Nere - "A
Immense soaazre Awaiting -zse ez.srrrts-
lry -asI-oa4 that VII r@rss-zt@ thar 83s-
s~scs ara re E-arcfaf r~~sr. vii s-s
Fs-r -1s-e tran rn-nrevsse. s7r she cost
81 sxfer<sua Two s1rvsvs hzvs aE-e~fv
hse~- ua3e 20 re Me.ss- valley. IT.
lse-~.a-s that both tns Seattle. Lake Srers
q Exx.s-- ard - Great Northern rass
sz-rsvS sz1 thae ere o. IRE OTTER es
s@NuA ss-w~vs ~ssi - ursg2xA6 seo- u.
valley az ia Neshsw n becoming 1oc-st
ssanx SIS ssEtre so1rze zft5 tzz7rry -.
r-s~-Nes rw@st. cereals srS Vegetables
~sssrszs. especially where t-rt~atsor - D.
srr zsfHxe-. ard ss<-s are larrs pr
rAr4~xs CO re Nzsso~ valley ra-ch@s
~Ns~r are Assrg irrigated and a.. eacsAla
e< f-~frztse-. Thss - 11s 20 sse large
ru-rnsw Of -cw5tss- Streams coming
sawn 80 xarscrs creeks aIorx TIE coarse
- re Nssaew. sns re w-es: faa cf ia
sstt@r aEonr s4s sasfrs iszxTa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21
COMING BACK DISCOURAGED.
Alaska steamers Bring Down More
Men Prom Cook inlet

Steamer WEIlapa arrived from Alaska
yesterday morning wiki thirty passen-
gers. including both first and second class.
There we're thirteen miners from Cook
inlet aboard, ard they all came down n
TIE sseeraxe. considering cabin passage
entirely TOO luxurious FOR men vho had
beer hunting gold IN such rough eoul-
try, and too costly. because they had oesa
unsuccessful What they say o. The
country - not news II confirms the dis
eeuraxfrg reports that have been brought
out By all who have arrives during me
past month- The wEliapa had 10 freight
down 20 arouu. 70 anything. o1t VIII 90
I'd vel loaded Sas h23 tie following
passengers: Mrs. Kate Eimonds, sidney
Burch. william Do1d. George Brown. otis
Button, l. Alexander. Harry De Lain,
John XIII. ". Z Sampson. ". II Lewis.
Miss Z. Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Dickson, Thozn-
as Iarssne. Frank A. Gardner. Mr. and
Mrs.. gratuoover. Mrs. W. J. Mitchell. J..
G Broekxav. T. w Stone. Charles Hicks.
c. A. Morgan. II Leonard. 2. Howard
James East. A Watson. G. H Anderson.
4 wooshouse, T. A Mathoos- T. Brown,
W Brooks and T. Dixon. The Wtllzpa
zszsfs axaSu FOR Alaska THURSDAY morning
a. 70 o'clock.
steamer Af-Ef T. In froan Alaska with
tAe following list Of passengers; Charies
stzz}ev. Mr. ard Mrs. G. ?. Bryant Mrs
II Y Wolf and child. Jo1a Scauats. MS
Rose Davenport. w H Shsklir- Ms u
pz-r4- Mss r. Peterson. II SeynAn.
Robert TnsIey. n. Harrison, ". =. brak.'
" wzsFsfxn. p. Black. p. Knox. j.
Ts,-ns- ans eighteen sssevzgs. Tor Sc
natlA. Ms. c. ri. LIBBY. Mss Sale Liosy
ara I've .rseraxe. for Tacoma Shs
sasfx again az : c'ciock tomorrow after
~z4-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

Henry Brock reports good showing Of
ore on The Minnehzh2. On Murphy ereek-
ard OF several other Gains N that local.
.ky.
On TIE Mabel the crosseut tunnel i now
m over twenty fes- ami 5aoal4 cut tEe
ledge inside OF another three sesks a q
5epzh OF seseuty-fige fesz- TIE claim al
fosns the C.gy OF Spokane on the norta ard
west.
TIE company which owns the 3. q u
has aou set TWO shafts down nGteen an
tE1nty fee1 respectively The 1e~p-r
shaft seems % De II very Dag vein ana
SHOWS q large body % rosten Quartz
uhscf IS well uineEalzed
TIE tEiaErxS or the Tiger group. u the
south Iels. under bond 10 John a F1nc1.
were a.. destroyed by the forest IRE w.
racer IN that section a &c " DAYS ago. IT'S
ta3sx ara supplies were saved 50 ch&s
about sfaa damage was DONE
One OF the few claims Working On Rec
orf mountain IS the Wailtngfort me
ow-ers have three men 1rsvins eros 4
-yr-reL l. Asea il now in - feet IEey
+ txr sFrsali vein % nice, aigE grade cop
ner ore Gheai or them. wh.eh has been
~psnes bv ssaft 10 s-sr-n OF aIte@a
g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21
I'm LATE ssSEAGrr-s ESTATE.
- Principal Creditor wonid Ike
Aawfuf~erxror Apysofnfaxi.


- A p Hesaisng Company. principal
-~ksef ~ TIE late Ss4gst Robbins.
- ge1tiones1 Judge Langley 20 &presnE
I G Stxon administrator % ths estate.
als Is ss.sna because Nixan - already tbs
uxEx xsArdtan % the estate IN sAae
y vas Appointed guardian % ~Sxzgit"
~ se MAS committed 20 he ssy lara ~
eMzzrocrs, and = therefore ire best per-
~ 70 saa4te the estsse.
Ia petition er@s r1aEe ~ II r. May
- secrrtarv - the eazrspany. ~so states
~ ~ the sire of "Skagtts" featn ~
~ ~ ~s-ase In the snantv CONSISTING GO
- ~ ioxtng real ara pevSoual prcr~rty.
~ pssao. $50. fourteen game fswss.
- cash IN Nlxenfs han4< tSa wess
~ e Tets sra :. block - efirsanss 81
<zH % city. the properly b%iax xaases.
IA -aortgax~ 20 re A. r FeSaftrw cvrs-
Ax 20 secure 81 - 81 ka6 thai TIE
xtai az TIA property VII nos exr~ess
~ rre1th-
~ sar as ear - learned. IRE oaly n~xe
4 III es deceases. ans WHO Is shsr~sw~
- a.-zt heir. Is svosae~ rarss&s JOHN
4s1kt1s. re<E.frS n Csher-y valley. u.
Ass<~rs search IN. beer rate - ascer-
NJ e VI. had been tefs. bur &C 10
srxg
g1s ressssc1ers after stating that
1sxss'' VAS frssbsess - his rrzu s5r
neFe tar - M. ASKS tAas Ssxun b~ ~
Nfs<es as BE- "a better acquainted WITH
- srop~~sy Azss ereess q 3eS~ases than
~ oss~r ,erwon saown. a~4 also fhAs
= = shs ~ rerssa BY reason 90 MS pass
asses With --Sksxsc~ J1txs Langley
sexrt sae psssstoz a-8 SGT Aaxvass a.
n. 2s ire sirse for seArsng sh4
Ux<szc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

II Is row apparent beyond any reasonz-
HE doubt that strike az very great i'm
po<tzzce has been zs4sze II the CITY cf Sr<o-
kama. under bond 20 ths L.f1locas- Fraser
River and czrteoo Gold Fields Limited. %
LonSon. says tia Rossland Miner Mem
ton was made In tina Miner last week Of
the fact that the tunnel thea IN eighty
feet. had come into ore Up 20 "Wednesday
last ninety feet had been run and the ora
hg5y r~Hetrase1 far enough 20 Leave 10
reasonable doubt q il large extent ana
permanencs- last how wide Il - - rot yet
known. bat croes cutting Is now being
done % determine thisA The showing n
the face OF the tunnel Is truly ns2gnin-
cent: no fnAr Was ever seen Ia the camp
Bat the best feature zoou. the strike >
the good quality OF the ore. Frequent AS-
SAYS have been made and the average =
quite satisfactory. The ore - OK snip
plng quality and viii make the Csry OF
Spokane enc Of the great mines CT sas
cxmp TIE ore IS very mlch Ike tnar
taken from the lie Roi Much Of II has
rich copper color ard leaves no doubt on
the mind OF the experienced observer a. 20
its value There Is very general szrasI2e-
ton over the good fortune OF the Ssly OK
Spokane. The property Was the nfss u
ina camp 70 be bonded 20 q Lordou com
rany. ard while English capital n ttssR
Is no better than American capital or any
other kind OF capital. there are special
and peculiar reasons why English CAPT
tai s.oaid be encouraged n It's nrsS ven
ture IN the camp Mr. Horne-FaynS.
chairman oe the LfIlooet company, arrived
Tuesday evening with Robert Jameson.
the eonpanys engineer. from trip 20
Waterloo camp. and went Up 20 sea the
new strike Wednesday afternoon along
with Sir Charles Ross. who - a large
shareholder IN tire LnIoast company Both
were much pleased with the showing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21


Frazk yohzaBz- ~ sweesn vas eksM4s-
ts1 - c--z<ascsp Tssser3aT ny JrtSs
After . shor. sesssa. yesterday JsA<-
Hzz<or9 aesou<nes the Fscerz1 cos-t =
Fgasszxs Of tact, eacelusssxs II isx ard
fsere~ 1zv1 he~z sExxe1 n rke case q X
Co<.z-sz. ~ jean Ham e. IL
F1r1zrxs CT fart eocrsussena ee f1v ac1
GO .s ss7xi yss .s. N..: : a 49, &c.
e. ~.
A sorsss Decree Vas saensd yesterday
hF J9Sxe LA1xisy IN zhe diverse case q
Kzsaersne A. co<s<rza ~ Fszak W. Cot
terfE-
ne psxsnssrs melton - tAs e..s q
Czrssslze aeshy W. E<xabsfh Johnston 9;
e. w2s dlsnsOsd yesterday ~ Judge
LxnxssT.
D~f.ags. srszes II s.ae. coe<susisus al
= .s a. s.. ss ssxssxs sh 81 M M.SsAs s
Dosree - a..
Def2u.s xas ertsrs1 --~serky against
G n sesA{e. . tetsrtzz. - a. acton
nroaxns ~ ne sezrsie Satsonal Bark Vs.
David T. penny 81 ~
a sAe estate % " 4 Tn0npson by Ed
us1n1 Eox 1er~ ADMINISTRATOR. wa8 0Sze4
ysstsrssay By s1<xge Langley
ORDERS eoacrrzsnx sale o< real estate n
ne r 1900 % Peter H-zseT Va .s, s..,a "a :.
James Jones e al we're signsd By Iudgs
l&axley yesterday
Lleerse- 20 ve1 we're issued yesterday
&C ksswarE n Brown. % Walsssarw. a16
Bsznehe Benedict. OF fssauu1hs AID Del-
bert l. Getty Of Novelty, ard Hattie =
FerxlEss 81 SEATTLE.
D-fsuis Was entered yesterday by Judge
Langley &ERiHx< Fsst l. S[<zsCl- Eleanor
W g csec. DezzLs Nazer ard loan Glib
kez. r.. 1efen@arsz q he case % Ssazsuez
W. Thomas W. Fred l. S-scs1r e A.
Jsr-es q kelfe- vas sppeEEsed guardian
a. asezE q D1phsea Er=on. nsncr chtl1
&f Jcha =. BFsor. 9scezz<s4 bT JUICE
LAn<sex yex-erlzT. Tire court also Elaras1
Aag1st 2 as the Cay for Il part4ss Inter
ss1sG In Tire estate 10 zDpSar All Stow
ca2se Ky az 3rzs@r ShAszz1 not be granted
czzrr.scszzx rs property
~ n IAfznaes nlAz his oath a. ssaArsiar
Of kzrs Gs11lzgs u We probate Depart
meat cs tie x9E3rLrr court ycsserday.
Walsh xas x~~rove4 hy yu1ge Langley.
TIE oath ~ - W.. Tr-ry as raardaau Of
Christopher 6. H2z<as. Annz v. HAnsoz.
Gerzrsss~ =. Hansoa aad Oliver B. EAz-
SCI wzs also aAsl a<@1 &2Ssroy 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

TIE order na&as ~ JNsSe Langley last
seek allowing jacob Firth. recssTer c.
re guar&nts~ Loan aa6 Tr1zt Company.
"a s. Ereiustssf as a rsrtv Defendant 20 a
sessen arouxat By May Eascneson Page
swngass n p <eSnnenson ard others for
sAs gor~eloszre cf . mortgage On part o. 1
tst IN Terrys first s15frson 20 re city.
has raase6 ais ffsIrrA'Sl rRase 20 % n
elase.a n EAa isss 81 6eT@ntazts IN cases
bro.ehe ~ II Dresr sgaiSst =. $. KeflT
e. al. and Aassssa ~ pree- ". J. II.
pzsaars e. al. similar cases These are
rrcoANsy aas a few cases that vi -
hrpaghs 81 re rear sat2Fe- as : = Brst@r-
xsaSs xhat tns ssssArantv E.oss ART Trszs
C1omv1zy assigned q ruasSsr q uo5xs afa
g-xssrr~ax.s - various persons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21
YoVSs SAVING WOOD.
He starts Work VITA >sx Men on the
County R@scor,tS.

ryozwsax rearx 1s>s TO- SxoPoss 20 =,
arr <-ass gr0w sz3s- eAs fest wA4e -.
srhoos Board - psa1erSng ever TIA cues
tssz q secaustters7g SIS scsssc Ard a.
c~s.szx tha o~er % Tue cczzrty coranls-
saa>p~s He p9S n ar sprea<ance yss.ev-
cay az he eoszsy zstssarss. accompanied
81 SIX ASSISTANTS. ard ASKED 20 De gwen
ruorn = wkksA ~ mlxhs wo~x. lie was
srs~~n ths taxss r0ez1 adsckasrs re coz1Sy
sS~~sssprss ard xegvsng re necessary
ssa<< zeets n cvescafs se2r. Wss tAss
fs-re. snss 40 ~sth Ess sx7 ws-k. re
Aga rrsceS~ exp@rs ~EG De aase % RIA
~ q xso4 slzsst nxsl "a The - per- esnr.
ha<sz esez saea.6 tie S<sfsossa noa-1 decide
e ~ea@-srss 80 8esS1gAs Torn -sisssoners Nick
ESQ. azs Eesss- we're about ira battling
.s.z-s-x TIE zster7soz- hat ne5t&N- s7s lad
xevshsnx 20 say sn rexzr1 80 the matter.
usxsaa szsz he xfz zs2zassGze1 te&r re
xsesstsez a. a1ccx taken ~ h1z wss cov-
r~s-r sr1 tsat 10 tAzt 40 stcszttssr sAoszsa
-. nxts =, rne $1,000 ooe~S zzs.l tAs rat
.~~ was sssxo 1xAzT tested ~ re enzrtS
re- oeE<r rae-As-s seer. Mxx4ozs - ST.
"a Il snen sAe nasks prv7csess sTegs1 ezys
.ea TIE seso1S eoxrH - kAk.ksrx < ever
xsrssssxsy a-s yeGax l. sxwszs wce1 rs ss
newer sawe9 csgS-sI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

Eon ~ t. 1ez<h e . snn N rzszx Va
= A-zaser< as11se been to xvxEzcr s-.sv4- 8,
ne 60 ther< - ps< = do-zn< rsn- -
aon@ woHit have r<naerne = t~rs.F~r =
1As0 = fae sget izzy. bus tie s.w On fae
~ Isr - pain tnA< 4 left hzm h~ze esse
pzzxr<xGx
testfEoay m IA eess srouxA. cus
- 1xfx That CooR AID VIA hx-~ Fsv.~s Ia
SsA<AH 1or several years. fh< forxsxx own-
iz& $50 feA2 estate Later he 1essr=S 20
- snfo tbs sawx1nx szzssness and ho<sxne
= s1SSzsss sron LILY q Raxxrtuz 20 the
o1Es 81 - In tie rse&zfsrse q 500 Of
- Ssssc1 1se1 IN Texas. leaving . ne
tzssrarcs ~ &. - IN a1s rnoxh<rss are
Ira hrzScn. e<kng znahse 20 60 20 Texz.
constituted her "a zxneex. Ms Cccx- a.
toSE<$ -zz-xzrE CO make The ~afse-<se~
Eaaen sc dsa- rskrrnanx 90 Seattle w4<s *
- mother tAsz - her have the g. coo
,a<shx Hoss for shs amount Arothsr
soee Mas thsn 0kven 20 LAZY 4 p1xxr.<ss
for she snsoanE ew.d tn~rrs 49, sszx
sfrrse Mrs. Br7aeo Care 60 S-xesse znss re
COOKS gass hsr . 6~ed 20 saear prop~-ry
sor cczE1srxsse0 81 e sH Th~n Mrs
bs1ss1S DECIDED tia property hack - Mrs.
I1ax a. separate p~ep~rxg. Witnesses for
sAs sasnsxS testified that Geek IL tax
SatH fasn STATED shzr he Rad s~.<ted TIE
psrperry 10 hts wife IN pr~<sremne 20 hEs
CREDITORS. and 4 Vas OF skss pozus that th~
pAzlrEtG secured 3 verdict - &c wzs shswn
cosle4zzss<lx THAI NrA Brssco kaew 81 rze
fsees<es4ness 10 Lily q Bo<arzzz1s a. the
tine shs oees1ed the property BACK - her
caaxatsr- BeT0re lily = Beg srdzs aie1
their sur fcr ths foreclosure 1f Ire mort
gzxe Ma Bx2sco eied q xsft % fcrerlos-
srs and cs&Im<d Thar her D@n vas prior
vnseh wozs6 hsE@ been 80 declared hzd
not the fzss Of frza1uI~rt sateE tons 5>en
brought cut Tie court S0urS that TIE
transaction between husband ard wife
Was fyastuis1t ard thai Erz. Brzsce
knew -. ard enuid ger 70 better title tran
Ms Cock consequently her rso~sxzge was
vskf- giving % Lily . Bozzr1rs the prior
right
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

TIE 81 r1sz q Tseouza I.szrssse~ Gem
parry Yesterday ale-E - sae Fedora cosrE
A uzst5tcr fhat Judge EArf1r1-s aserse e
Nay u So refsftng - the sale % t1s
Ns~snsrn p4etae RaErus4 Company =
property Be SO modified as that tas per-
-Axs@w - sa1sts "a Pseree eclnfy parfixiv
vakz fer Ny - - Pani 8 Tsco-zA IszsSs-
h@r Company - reqsare3 20 asesps ths
teassx sA~rsse ~nSs~rt - the rights art
Interest cg pzssticzer. ~ else ts1t sae s1is
az TIE rrep~wsy - pos pere@ eIa TIE ma
sexs involved s. TIE rscfssoz can BE leg2Gy
seserzzee1
ra1xe H4ns1ra xvarseG leave - s@rvs
r. r~xsssen an er sasorv J-7v =. ard Sc
tAss h@srsag e saE pettszen fer AGxssss Z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

Al. SIN they ecr7e. Yesterday ARTICLES
az Incorporation for ghe Riverside Gold
Mining Company were f1ed wszh sns ecc1-
~ asnEsssr. with ~. 7. Manscr. A W.
s-e-sarf ara J A. rsr@hsr1 as sncorpo~&
tors. IRE earstsl seek = placed az r.oe.-
GA. divided into I..a 900 shares AZ 81 Each.
seven trustees wsEl manage the eoEscssn
unsgt NovsvrsSer. 1sz* a. solsowss G g
rsfson. W. r. C1A~k. George 7 Gflnor@.
a ". Csn-zats J. @ Cotton azf J. a
rpreha ard. fer King county. ana G. r
MARTA. Tor osanc<a1. Tie pxiacipai place
az business wlli Be IN Seattle
Ths effects of re corporation are Tar
rsz 1hfnx e wl1 not ensy csxz. iesse az
eeasg9s mines. but vii fsai n city Tots
ard other lzrsts. hai2a ard o7~rasa water
works. horrOs Mooney en- bonds. S1t't.
p-s.s~A.a an4 sell gas works build. main
tain arr operate hotels crera houses.
simmer resorts s1s3 promote In tae Coz
str7csfen Ard equipment ~ railroads..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

Judge Hsntc-t yesterday ssn-erc~t Mrs.
Margaret Xorxixoa. the opssrm smaxxser.
10 imprisonment Gr the county 5aa tor
eight aenths and sns % 80 TEE Of
fe1se. IL wFzl BE remembered. was com
fnafTsst last fan on the steamer Scheme ea
the run from yiesorsa 10 Seattle. SIZE had
boaxht sae ootun in yixsorta ard had Il
concealed aho1t her persoa- Her move
meats attracted ths suspicion % Iaspers0~
Miller. ard &c haaEiy 5tacea her andsr
arrest At Ersr she protested her frno-
csnce. bar when s search disclosed the
drug SEE had no defense 20 af-sx. Tie
little daughter. wso accompanied her.
was Also searched and . small quantity
OF opium was ts1r6 n one % her psckess.
After = preliminary hearing before
r-nsfed states Commissioner Sws1. %
Pert Tasns<n6. she was iatscted BY the
Federal xrsns jury. tried and foant ssiiey.
Ssnce that tine she has been sick ard
IL MAS thcgxaf for a while that sae Ec1sd
nos live 20 receive her sentsnce- She Was
well enoaSh. however. 80 appear IA eo0r-
yssssr lay. ard after Judge Hanfure had
pronounced sentence Deputy Tnitef
states Marshal os3.5se- took shs prisoner
to the Kznx county jail. where she was
licked n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

New ard attraetfvs features are con-
SANITY being added to the bright and
amusing show ~ Madison Park Water
Palace. The performances opens with a
laugaahle travesty. eatttis1 irish JUS
tsce. which = a sure cure for the blaes.
The specf<ities whlcn follow are al hiSa
class and vel varied. Before the enter
tatument Dana Thompson VIII make his
perticas dive INTO the lake and George
Rathbaa WsI give = phenomenal exhi-
bitson an the horizontal bars. free 30 the
public. WeGnsSfay has hseu selected IS
Easiss' day, when all saliAs accompanied
by escorts viii be admitted free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21
FENCED IN TINE
- Nay Be Sued After the
o0nfufe Starts to Run
- CALDWELL OPENS COUNT
- 1ewrsssn, the woman smng-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

s-o~sssr Ia the court" These familiar
wo~ssx slIs ores again eonne from TIE Fps
Of conxsahss Fitzgerald today before jas
tee Caldwell, this tine IN the nssEy-dsted
ap rooan IN the basement o. the court
house The books and - ers belonging
TO The justice were tnrnei over % afu
yesterday Nv the county com ustss1oners-
wno were ordered SO 70 "a by Prosscutin<
Attorney HASTE ans places IN position
IN me basement The justice VIII prob
af1y have 70 80 his ewn clerical WORK. az
hfs clerk. Robert Tsneroux. was dropped
x~x~rar saws ago By the CON misstoners-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

~. <zs5s ~sssezss case - Sas@F -fsss
A. !. - IN T~--vss Gfsh assztstez. tAs Ger
~ssznsf Cir Ct her AEs1&n1. $50 aie1 Ia
80. x@s ss-s szz& - Aew f2vo- yess@r1Ay
~ fasx~ EAnxfeg. s1s FrsnS = seSns
srs.sEnte1 gssA~ts&z ~ I.xrska Exa&vt Nes-
a. ~ zEza~ eetst sf - ccz2'e. go -
Azs.4sS . "a us03sSr- BeS&3ss ne a&tz@r.
wEG2=a A4@3e@rs Nstscz a73 fseT~1Se
Name rSr&x ws<x nsEz<e as eefe<s S-s-2s1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-21

esEps 81 TIE zine These concentrates
net ever - per ton Ee states that tho
EroGni slEsrzng q rA< wc1dsrfai mine
has enabled the company 20 Ship several
car tc.8s q week from Scat alcre. oae
piece watch VIII - sent % Spokane.
wexheS over 1se pouH6s- L - azxtre =
rovez Ssxhs 70 SEQ hyarauizc placer ground
worked for ga.enA
George Asexzn4er. CO tie International
Trading Company. o< Kaslo. has began
the construction Of = wagon road from the
narrow gauge railroad into Tie 5Ackson
basin.