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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28
KILLER RIVER ROAD.
County Commissioner Put Over
the Grading Contracts.
70 MAKE TneM NARROWER.


he contract for buIsc:n9 the bridges
cx TIE proposed MEser river road sas roo
~ - ire co1nty commissioners yexfs--
day. a. wzz expected II would Dc. bar Szs
pess2onee unsss nrx BIDS eoas1 BE re-
cs.ssss for 51fs1snx ths road. the board
hsvsHx decided % re1ecs the foxmsr beds
T. ors@er 60 change Tire width Of fts road.
% as 10 save mcney. Tszis action Was ar
rived ~ By the fail board. after . brief
discussion. Ii which the auauirao.s opln-
les o. az the members wss Expressed
that = you'd - . sre&s saving 70 iessea
she width OF the roms and nos in AM. way
inserger@ with igs efficiency. consequently
xh< BIDS tina. hsd been received ealing for
= fearfaen-soot ros6bexa and swesys-Foos
corduroy weFe rsJeete6 and ste county
auditor Greeted 10 advertise Immediately
for bids for road with . ten-foot bed
sn1 e.xhr-soof eorzsarDy. Ter feet Is vice
enough 70 enatse two large Wagons 10
pxsx each ether comfortably
1ha commissioners are az anxious To
complete the rad IS the pubic r. 20 nzss
4 c0mpsstst. bsf they feel that few
4.ysf extension Of tine will rot make any
sress difference especially when Il means
she ssssnx % conssderzhse raossy 10 the
<ouaty. The call for new bids appears IN
thls nsornsng's Pous-rntesil9encsE.
Each day brings forth additional and
greater possibilities to Be gained hy Seat
IL ii The bziitine Of this road IL means
ths probable balsdsrs OF large smssssr.
ws4ch s1ll be enabled 10 compete sith
Tx-ersa and Everett IA the smelling OF
ores FROM Alaska and ether districts.
wesich q ceuld not DO II IL we're not for the
Opensnx ap Of az rich a district az the
afsfser river district ID certain 10 BE- In
fact. {, Is stated that a company il AZ this
Tine abort 20 incorporate for the erecfion
az smsiter at or near West Seattle that
wsa Be secoDt TO meme on the Paeshc
coass Once in operation and with enough
ore from the new district TO Insure its
maintenance. IL xfli not be difficult TO se-
care the output Of other districts. IS Sc
attic BIZ lis shIopsaS facilities - RE nat
ara terulaus for A.asks ard other points
The commissioners are being generally
concentrated for their prompt action IN
bulsasnx the road. a. It siil establish 3
precedent that viii certainly lead 70 tho
opening np Of some other districts that
ARE lying dormant Simply because OF the
inability 70 &c; the output TO = sneassr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

At the meeting OF the county commits
.i1ners Yesterday afternoon w F. Loeb
name was appointed road supervisor OF
district -. as that district failed TO hold
an election AZ the specified time A we'll
signed petition accompanied Locanane ;
name The hoard also granted the petit
ton Of u. q. Bowman snd others for a
road near Enumclaw. and also 20 IL IL
puss and Others for a road near Bureh.
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- keep yourself posted on all the news
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snail sum. Get your subscription in early,
40 that you won't miss any OF the news.
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Yhe hax cf cAsssrets car6y CsfAarfse.
TNew are 1eglgnstnf - sas. convenient IN
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washington City. July @s.-Specsai-Th-
following postofsices in the state Or Wash
trxton have been discontinued. sunny
ssfs. King county. and FAlchuck- Sncho-
rn5sh county.
scar xarytca changes are ordered as fol-
tnus- Orlando 90 Entist. permitting de-
itxsrv II mail TO carriers one hour before
snhessuIe time on account % high water:
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View sust- FILED i.

Actions were begun in the superior court
yesterday as follows.
Jane G. Agzra Vs. Maria fverson and Q.
n. IEsreon-Promissory note and mort
gage. gzs
Jafn c. Ecan -k p r. Watson-Dssso-
luSl0n or co-paxfnership.
William Patterson vs.. iika A. Grocker-
TRANSCRIPT from Justice CaldweIFs court.
Mitchell. Lewis * sfsTer Company rs.
Lambert a Bsck-TranscriDt from AeEs-
galr's court.
Ida Merf va O. J. SEnith-Transcrfpt
from Justice AcEiw aims court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

de had boen sick for several days OF pneu-
nonia- The funeral viii take place al 3.iS
o'clock Wednesday afternoon
William Henry Saith was born IN Col
urnhsa county. ". Y. December !. iSss. In
1876 ais parents emigrated TO Ohio. where
he had the best educational advantages
that the state then aforied- He was tutor
in Western college. and then assistant
editor az a weekly paper in Cincinnati.
OF which. at the age OF - he became ed
ttor, doing also editorial work on the Lit
erary Review. At the opening of the civil
war ne took an active part in raising
troops and forwarding sanitary supplies.
and in political work for strenx thening
the government He was largely srstru-
mental in bringing Gov. John Brough TO
the front as the candidate Of the united
Republicans and war Democrats. and al
Broagh's election. IN 1855. ne became the
satter's private secretary. The next yeas
he Was elected secretary OF state OF Ohio.
and was reelected in iSsS lie retired
from pubic Office TO establish the Evening
Chronicle, az Cincinnati, but his health
giving way he was forced TO Withdraw
from all active work. In 1870 he took
charge OF the affairs OF the Western As
seeiated Press. with headquarters at Chi
caSo. In ISL he was appointed by Presi-
dent Hayes collector or the port at that
city. and was instrumental in bringing
about important reforms In customs meth
DDS n harmony with the civil service pol
icy OF the administration. In January.
iSsS. he effected the union OF the New
York Associated Press with raae Western
Associated Press, and became general
manager Of the consolidated association.
Mr.. Smith was a student Of historical sub
tecis- lie Was the author of THE ST.
Clair Papers. a biography of Charles
Hammond and many contributions TO
American periodicals. He was also the
author OF Political History OF the
United States" BY his investigations in
the British museum he brought 70 light
many unpublished letters OF Washington
10 Col. Henry BoGqaet. and showed that
those that were published by Jared Sparks
were not given correctly Mr.. Smith re-
tired from the nagement OF the Assoc
ciated Press IN March. 1899, and since then
had been employed IN Literary work. lie
was the literary executor OF Rutherford
II. Hayes. and wrote biography Of the
ex-president.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

Washington City. July g.--Specssl---or-
igiaai pensions have been granted rs fol-
lows. George w. Bray. Puyallup. Pierce
county; Cyrus Sweet. Tacoma, Pierce
county; Eugene McDonoaxh. Orting.
Pierce county. Harvey Sinnett, Paiouss
City. Whitman county. and Ephrasm Il.
stark. Snohomish. Snohomish county.
John b. Rogers. OF Ziilah. Wash. has
been granted q patent for an improved
annuncistor. The patentr- makes full as
Segment OF his patent right 10 c. c. ~.
Loeffler. trustee. OF this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

Seattle 20 Srnnydaie. August /. curtasi-
ing service 81 end % South Park
TIE schedule OF star service between
Enumciaw and OsceeiA is changed 50 that
mails leave EnurncIaw daily except sun
osy az 1855 a. m, arriving az osrecia at
E.ss leave Osceosa daily. except SUNDAY.
n y m. reaching Enumciaw a.
The service To oscecia from Wabash 81
timed re- leave osc~ola Mondays. weinex-
DAYS and Fridays at n.S - M. arriving
AZ 0sceolz one hour later. Leave osceota
same days Al .. n, arriving AZ Wabash
At =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

A $zs-pase app<ai brief In the famous
Denny hofel case was f1isd in the superior
court yesterday The appeal Is by tbs
Corns.i university from a Judgment OF the
Is ore OF the largest ever filed in The
clerks cffi~t- Tire york was done a.
Ithaca. ~. r., at With place Cornell uni
vsrxty Is located
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28
A sea,t,e nurrlar KI,,ea.

Los Angeles. July 97.-ruo persons have
viewed the remains OF the unidentified
burglar shot BY Detective Braaish on
SATURDAY night, who say he IL a man
named Johnson. tough character from
Seatfle. whose mother lives in San Jose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

can AZ Northern Pacific Office for par
ttrulars in regard 20 Saturday excursions
TO w-Stport beach. Rate 20 Aberdeen
ana return ssE Greatest cycling track
an the Coast, and splendid surf bathing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

COMPOSITION In nonparssi. ninioa. hrs-
vser or long pvsmer faces on the follow
fnr size bodies. NonpArea or mlnion. nos
exceeding u ems plea. BREWER. not sx-
seeding ls ems plea: isag primer. not ex-
ce>ding - ems rica- speciai tsrms On
large orderA Address Post-Inteiiigenees.
SaafflA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

Excursions 60 THE Beach &c w~~srore-
Exrzrxken rate e - = e~erv Saturday
% An~rte<n where train conneess MIA
"a euas tar wexspors CaH az <o~sssE2
p.-see ezaS1 fer further tSfsrrnastoa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

CAE1p<ng ard nsAsHE parties cf Eve or
sa3rw ear eet8sa ~rslsss-vat Tatss 20 sid fFsssss
LAKE Crescent b. srsls81k 10 J&ases Mox~
s2n. Ax~ns straits STEAMSHIP CsEpAny.
yesssr 2cez.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

Arzanx these who knsw good arstcle x
rhEsky tha ssTasszs asa Jesse Moore IS Ers~
fsrr~i Mssrp. Hsns 4 CO, soae agents
fo- tee pzEz1e Coast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

First Regiment bard and bicycle csrni-
val. Y. NJ c. A. park this evening. At-
mission With car fare. s csnts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28

Tn. valuation OF the hops exported from
the United States IN iss was G.1.es9.
sxafnxt g. saWe "a I1f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-28
PORTLAND ACADEMY

Ne-s Yssy VIA 0re~ Sept. -. 1850.
The sasaoof In prsuares 10 Do tbs work o.
arg inssrssctaon Boys ard girls recetve4 ~
fHs- earliest school &xo AID nsre0 Tor
eols<xe Advanced woFx IN language
Mssh~raa tlez. EnEslsn Ltsrature 80
Chemistry.
A n~w buif6snx. modern and eomp1es4
in Al It's appointments. vita ven eQua1
sAno~xsoyses. ard Asnpfs gr0dn0
FER catalogue. s<7arsNA.
PORTLAND AcAUE4Ys P0Ft1n
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WILLIAM HENRY SMITH DEAD.
For Many Years Manager 81 the Asse-
cfafe-d Press.

Chicago. July -s.-wLham Henry Smith
died al Lake Forest. III. this morning.
de had boen sick for several Days OF pn-u-
uaoraia- The funeral viii take place al ais
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
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Ladies' les.

Ladies' Terk Ties. reduced from 4sc
10 isc. &c to i5c. &c 10 iec-
Ladies' Satin string Ties reduced
from, &c 20 Isc.
Ladies Chosers. reduced from si-75
TO 50c. sc 20 &c.
Ladies rour-ln-Iand Ties. reduced
from &c TO fsc.
Ladies' Bows. reduced from tsc TO
g. i9c 10 iGc-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-08

washed in this vicinity by the
recent rains is something awful.
There is a place at the corner
of South Olive and Wyoming
streets that is very dangerous, to
pedestrians after night, being as
it is quite deep.
The electric light has not yet
been placed at the corner of o.
i've and Wyoming streets, al
though the pole has been up for
two weeks.
Miss Annie Rathmann. who
Jas been quite seriously i'll is re
ported as improving.
Mr.. j. w. Burwell has NOV
ed from COS Wyoming street to
61S East Commerce.
Mrs. DensmOre has returned
from Il trip to FlOresville and is
stopping with Mrs. Murphy, at
61S Montana street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-08
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

State of Texas:
County of Bexar:
Whereas, on the oath day of Janu-
airy, 1894, Jay Minter made, executed
and delivered to c. B. Hebron his GER
tain promissory note for $4,000, pay
able in American gold coin and due
twelve months after date, interest pay
able semi-annually; and for the pur-
pose of securing the payment of the
same, did, on the oath day Of January,
1894, did execute and deliver to ID. w.
Heard, as trustee, his certain deed of
trust which is recorded in Bexar
county, in Volume 100, pages GIG and
61S, the following described property,
to-wit: SiXty-five acres more or less
of the Juan Monies grant in BeXar
county, Texas, abstract No. II, and
said property conveyed to said Jay
Minter in Volume 81, page 420.
Whereas, it is provided in substance
by the terms of said instrument that
if the said note be not paid at matur-
ity, then or at any time thereafter the
said trustee shall, upon demand made
by the payee of said note, proceed and
sell said property at public sale before
the court house door in BeXar county
for cash, previous notice of the time
and place and terms of sale and OF the
property to be sold, having been first
given in some newspaper published IN
Bexar county, Texas, once week Tor
four weeks, also a notice thereon for
20 days to, be given in the County or
BeXar, Texas, in the mode and man.
ner provided for judicial sales by the
laws of Texas, prior to the day OF
sale, said sale to be made between the
lawful hours on said day, and after
said sale shall execute to the purchas-
er a general warranty deed to said
property in the name of Jay Minter,
and apply the proceeds or the sale
to pay the expenses Of the sale and
said advertisement, and five per cent
to the trustee, and then to pay said
debt in full and then pay whatever
balance remains to the said Jay Min
ter.
Now therefore. I, d. w. Heard,
trustee as aforesaid, hereby give pub
lie notice that on the first Tuesday In
December, the same being the first
day of the month Of December. 1896,
before the court house door OF Bex-
ar county, Texas, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m,
shall sell the above described proper
ty to the highest bidder for cash and
after the sale shall execute to the pur-
chaser n good and sufficient deed
therefor.
Witness my hand and seal this the
Both day of December 1896.
D. W. HEARD. Trustee.
1854 sat.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-08

ing at Shiloh and Sutherland Spring,
! but will do so as soon as possible.
John Mcdaniel. Il gin man of Stock
| dale, got one hand mixed up with the
gin last Friday and three fingers were
cut off.
Cards are out for the marriage on
Tuesday at the Methodist church, at
~ o'clock, TO Miss Alma Smiley, of
FlOreSville. and Mr.. LenoHinsOn, of
Red River county.
The year-Old child of John Harrell
and wife. of Marcelina was badly
scalded Friday by a kettle of hot wa
ter being turned over on it.
Five marriage licenses were issued
by the county clerk this week.
Ed. Franklin has gone to San An
tonic TO attend business college.
A man overloaded with whiskey in
suited lady who has an eating house
near the square Wednesday afternoon
and was shot at by the lady. Forum
ately she missed her aim.
Editor NOrdhaus. of the Southwest
Texan, has been in San Antonio all
this week, where member Of his
family is very sick. His office is
closed,
The Chronicle, a Bryan follower,
takes its medicine with a very wry
face and remarks: "The defeat of
the people by the money power of the
country has been accomplished. but
there is a future and the fight should
go on. Right will finally triumph
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-08

been allowed to accumulate in diff
erent parts of the city.
Serenaders were out in unusual
NUMBERS hits week.
Election bets were numerous out
here.
Business has been very slim for the
past week in the city, on account of
the bad weather.
George Vergus visited the Alamo
city last week.
Several car loads of cattle were
shipped from here last week.
Capt. TumlinsOn, of San Antonio, is
in the city.
J. o. Martin. editor of the Reform
err, who has been absent for the past
week, returned last Saturday
The gin at this place is still busy.
Mrs. ThOs. Ruckman has returned
from visit to his old home in Penn
sylvania.
4 crowd of Kennedy boys were in
town last Sunday.
Abundant rains have fallen in
Karnes and surrounding counties in
the past few days. insuring plenty of
stock water in pastures, and fine win
ter ranges in Southwest Texas.
No election disturbances anywhere
in the county are reported.
A man whose name could not be
learned was trying to cross the swOl-
len stream at WOOdfOrd's crossing
last Saturday and drowned his horse
A serious fight is reported from
Helena on last Saturday evening. 1t
is said that the Taylor brothers, Tip
and VIII. became involved in n diff
ficulty with the Long brothers, result
ing in Will Taylor being dangerously
shot and one of the Long brothers be-
ing seriously stabbed with knife.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-08

ed the Bucks stove as the sue
cessfuI contestant in the voting
contest, which has been going on
for quite awhile. The total mum
Der of votes was 1856.
Halloween was celebrated here
last Saturday night.
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Williamson, Wednesday.
Rev. Thos. Gregory is attending
the Methodist conference at
LlanO.
c. \. Hatcher has purchased
an interest in the business of
Weber & Balfranz.
An attempt to break the Jail
was discovered Saturday night.
One of. the bars was nearly cut
through when the officers became
aware of the work going on.
w. d. Axe and GODFREY are
starting a polo club at the for
mer's ranch in Schleicher county.
Harry Bennett arrived Thurs
day from Roswell, n. NJ. He has
purchased the Legal Tender sa-
loon.
The cold storage house of
Geo. Bond was broken into Tues
day night and some eleven kegs
of beer were stolen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter, after sew
eral weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
C. L. Carmean, left Thursday
morning for their home in Quin-
cey, Ill.
K. j. Garrett, of Stranger, was
in San Angelo last week. He
reports the irrigated farms on
Dove creek as suffering from
johnson grass and believes the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-08

only remedy is to run stock on
them for a year or two.
Over a mile of fence was cut
on the ranch of 5. w. Coleman
recently and the castings of a
new wind mill were broken. Mr..
COleman's place is ten miles this
side of Brady and this outrage
was committed on some adjoin-
ing land that he had just leased
and inclOsed.
The Shakespeare club met
Wednesday at 3 p. M. and re-
hearSed "OthellO."
The San Angelo Turn Verein
has elected officers for the ensu-
ing year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-08
DRESS HILL GOSSIP.

The past week has been a very
quiet one for Dreiss hill, every
thing being suspended on ac-
count of interest in the election.
Not a social funsciOn of any
kind took place on the Hill, the
young folks in particular turning
out en- masse to celebrate Me
Kinley's triumph and watch the
latest returns in the city. There
is one thing sure, if the young
people of Dreiss hill could have
participated in the battle of bal
lots, McKinley's majority in this
city would have been increased
considerably. The voting pOpu-
lace of the hill was about equally
divided, on the presidential ques-
ton, and in consequence some Of
Bryan's admirers are wearing
rather lengthy faces, while the
McKinleyites are in high glee
The Mckinley flags raised on
the residence of Mr.. {. l..
Burgess, corner South Pine and
Dakota streets. are still floating
to the breeze. These were the
only flags raised on the hill.
Even the devotional meeting
of the Westminster League of the
Pine street church was very slim
ly attended Tuesday night and
the exercises hurried through af.
ter which the congregation pro-
ceeded to Alamo plaza, where
the election returns were watch
ed.
The EpwOrth League of the
South blackberry Street MethO-
dist church held its weekly de-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-08

way of arriving at Il verdict, as
was developed in Il case tried in
POttsville, Pa, recently, says the
Philadelphia Ledger. 1t was in
the case of Booth 4 Co. VS.. Geo.
j. Raab, trustee, verdict for the
defendant having been rendered
After the jury retired several
ballots were taken, but no agree
ment was reached. AS the after
noon and evening wore on ballot
after ballot was taken, the jury
standing ten for the jplaintiff
and two for the defendant.
The two were stubborn, but as
10 o'clock approached they
showed an anxiety to compromise
in order to catch the last train
for home. 1t was agreed that six
slips, three marked defendant
and the same number marked
plaintiff, should be placed into
hat and drawn out, the first three
of the same kind to be the ver-
dict. This was done. Five slips
were drawn from the hat, the
fifth making the third with the
word defendant written upon it.
This, then, was agreed upon as
the verdict, and was so returned
to court, This is one of the main
reasons urged for a new trial.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-08

vOtiOnal meeting in the church
Friday evening with n small at,
tendance. The exercises were
led by Rev James Castanie,
The league will give grand raj
ly and testimonial meeting next
Friday evening instead of the u.s.
ual devotional meeting. Address
es will be made by the officers of
the league and several others.
Some special singing will also
be a feature. The monthly bust
ness meeting will be held after
the rally.
Miss Allie Nieson, Il charming
young lady of Greenville, Miss,
is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Rev. and Mrs. Gillespie, at the
corner of South Olive and WyOm-
ing streets.
The fire boys at the Hill en-
CINE house have been out "stak-
ing out" fire plugs and taking a
general look over the neighbOr-
hood, during the week, when it
was dry enough to take the en-
CINE out. They are kept pretty
busy showing visitors over the
new building, as everyone wants
to see the addition to the Hill.
Little Eddie" Putegnat takes
great interest in explaining the
workings of the engine and Civ
ing instructions to not touch the
well shined brass work, while
doc" Stevenson loves to show off
his well grOOmed horses. AS
soon as the weather clears up the
city prisoners will be brought
out to clear away the brush a.
round the engine house.
The way the streets have been