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Paris Jssv A-N. Messns. the premier
and nearly ali ct shs ministers. sesia~ A.
terss>s AMI delivered oraftoas at the IN.
yelling % q statute 70 IRE fafe Jules Ferry
at sstat~ pts. his esrtisasAce rrexss~nt
Faure SAM a teiegvarn cE regret az hss in
aeslaxy 80 be present ard expressed Ats
appreciation et VI. Fssryss PATRIOTISM.
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wheeling. W. Va. July 8.-Eariy this
moralnR traffic on the fourth division OF
the Baltimore q Ohio road was resumed
The train for the East at lo:8 O. m. was
the first to 90 through. The damage In
fiictsd TO the railroad by the floods 10
very heavv. In the town OF Warrington
the damage is estimated at eiso 90. the
South Pennsylvania oil Company being
the heaviest loser. The Ohio Valley rail-
road over tbs. river Will no, be open TO
traffic for three weeks.
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London. July E.-The Times has q dis
patch from Madrid which Is as follows:
IL n stated that the government has paid
the enormous price OF E7oo 900 each for the
two waryhips recently bought at Genoa.
while . contract has just been given for
two torpedo boat-destroycrs a, $50 900.
which was dearer than the tender OF a
first elias English firm. on the ground
that quicker delivery would be secured
Nothing short or a panic can explain such
sxtravagance.
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Sound MONEY I'm California.

Thomas Sanders. OF verd & Sanders OF
Bryant, arrived on the Northern Pacific
last night and Is at the Diiler. He has
lust been on an extended trip TO Callfor-
MIA. where ne says there fs a strongly
dominant sentiment in favor of sound
money.
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A Collision I'm Inai.


Bombay. India, July "a railway COLI
sion has occurred at neihs. by which afty
persons were Killed and Injured.
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The steamers NSkado and Mocksng Bird
are exclusively passenger boats. The
other steamers named carry both passen-
gers and freight: the steamers Mabel. Clan
Mcdonald and w. +. Aunros run be-
tween Seattle. Everett and SnohomiSh
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Paris. Jssly &.-Fiaasnt storms occurred
n shss region tonight, immense dana xe
hAwfnS eesa caused - wgma and rafr
Tire lower quarters % tse city have h-@4n
flooded ard several casualties are re-
pogte3
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1otaIS -......,... ........-<sslo-S sLSn''oA
Imports by water and Rail.
ummary
New Industries.

During the year tho following addition
al industries have been established at this
point: Three sawmills. one having ca
pAcity Of 1900 feet per day. one capacl-
ty OF 50. 900 per hay. ana one capacity OF
1000 feet per day; also one single mill.
with a capacity OF 10000 shingles per day.
This report viii. together with all re-
ports of similar nature made 10 the secre-
tary OF war. come from the presses OF the
government printing office about the latter
part of September and such printed copy
will contain In fun all the estimates and
approximations not now made public.
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FIRST Regiment S<E8 Rrss hkevra~ esrus-
YAK Y, NJ G a rzrs Tomorrow evening
Aanssssson. WIKI rar faF~. 5 cents
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FOR EVERETT HARBOR
Full Text Of Capt. Taylor's Re
port on the Work.
THE ESTIMATES EXCEPTED.
These Cannot De Gfven Untu They
Are Finally Approved BY The
Secretary 81 War.

The fun text OF Capt Taylor's report
upon the improvement of the harbor az
Everett Is given below, excepting aions
the estimates Of the rnoney statement.
which the war department refused 20 give
out until approved by The secretary.
Descrfptfsa 81 Original Condition.
Everett Is Situated on = peninsula. one
side and the end OF which IL bounded by
the Snohoinish river. and the other side
by the waters OF Puget sound. OF tia
water front on Puget sound, but a small
part has deep water. the remainder fronts
on the tide fats which have been formed
by the Snohomish river.
A portion OF the river forming the rear
or fresh water boundary Of the peninsula
has nayigabgc depths sufficient for ali or
binary purposes Of commerce, but below
this and especially across the tide fats at
the mouth. the water Is shallow. and great
difficulty is experienced in getting into
the fresh water river harbor back Of the
city.
Plan Of the Improvement.
The plan of improvement adopted for
this work may be generally described as
follows.
First. to evacuate a harbor basin In the
shadows and tide lands adjoining deep va
ter near the rivers mouth second. to
dredge channel from this through the
tide fats and the old river mouth TO deep
fresh water In the Snohomish river, this
chanel being designed 10 bring fresh wa
ter to the harbor basin and to afford IA
cilities for navigation about the PENN
siia and into the deep water bounding the
peninsula on the east: and. third. TO pro-
tect and maintain this harbor and channel
across the tide fats by bufkhead inter-
posed between them and the open waters
OF the Sound. the bulkhead 10 act as re-
tanning wall for the material dredged from
the harbor.
The river and harbor bin OF August II.
1884, limited the work TO be done TO dredg-
ing. and as the proper conduct of the
work required that the work of dredging
should be preceded by a retaining bulk
head 10 impound the dredged material and
20 shelter the dredged channel from GU side
wave action. II was decided that the ex-
pendisure OF the appropriation should be-
delayed until the defect In the law could
be cured or until the necessary bulk
head could be built through some other
means.
On Friday. February I. 1896. Q joint reso-
luton OF congress was approved making
the requisite change in the law. The ests-
mated cost OF the work was $4,000.
ADnronPia tfoma
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IotA Observation-Disclosures. ~, 90
Amount expended to June 30, 1S9s-The
amount expended on the project 70 June
20. 1895. was SAB.
Results obtained to June 30 1s9IThs
work having but fairly commenced. no re-
suits had been obtAined.
Amount expended during the fiscal year
ending June 30, isSS-The amount expend-
ed on the project during the fiscal year
ending June %, 1896. was 81. 5000.
Results obtained during the fiscal year
ending June 80. lss6-For the purpose OF
retaining the material dredged when the
dredging begins. dixie Z. $50 feet long was
built from the lower end OF Smiths island
along the established bulkhead line Work
on the retaining dixie was CONNIE need
under contract with the Everett Terminal
Company on June 80 1895. and the con-
tract was completed October Is. 1885. Dur
ing this time the contractors built 1880
feet or dixie containing 1871 linear feet
or piles. 15.2io feet B. n. lumber. ass
pounds spikes and 1855 cords of brush
The total cost OF the contract amounted
10 s6.9ss.0o. or less, at S7ia cents per lin
ear foot OF dixie built As originally plan
ned. the brush in the dixie was to be held
in mace only by cross braces. However
thoroughly compacted when first laid the
brush soon shnnk considerably and. ris-
Ing with the tide. permitted scour under
meath. To prevent this the brush was
weighted down with stone. which was
purchased Ia open market. Six hundred
and sixty-five tons OF stone were thus
bought and distributed along the dixie in
addition TO 40 tons which were used
20 weight down a mattress stili across a
gap in the dixie. ieft where II crosses a
channel much used at the present time.
Recommendations and Remarks.
No better evidence OF the earnestness OF
the Everett people in regard TO the I'M
provement of their harbor could be given
than the history OF the contract completed
last fall. The contract was taken by
local company at unusually low prices
viz: cents per lineai foot for piles 81 10
per thousand feet. board measure for
lumber. cents per pound for spikes. and
si.0c per cord for brush filling. all in place
in the dixie. The work was done up TO the
specifications In all respects, and the con-
tract was completed on time without frlc-
ton or complaint of any kind. The con-
tractors stated that they, took the work
ST the lowest possible prices without hone
OF gain In order that the greatest possible
amount OF work could be done with the
funds available. Altogether there we're
sixteen bidders for this work end their
nearest competitors In the building were
also local Arms. Outside these local bids
the nearest bid 10 theirs was over 81 per
cent. higher. and the others ranged ,lp 10
more than double theirs. These facts and
the manner In which the work was done
give the best possible evidence that The
benefit OF the work was believed In ana
that IL was done for the ultimate roos AZ
the city. rather than for irnmedsata per-
sonal gain.
To continue the work as originally n,an-
ned It Is estimated that $50 GO can be nrof-
itshly expended during the fiscal year end
ing June - 1885.
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FIXTURE Operations.

The retaining dixie, begun under the an
preparation Of 1924, will be extended and
dredging begun As socn as possible so as
20 give such relief 20 shipping as the funds
available viii permit
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Commcrcial stat,.t,c.

Everett Is IN the collection district az
Puget sound. snd Is a sub-Dort % sv.~x
The following returns acre furnished hv
Mr.. SCHUYLER Dssryee, general Tsanarer q.
the Everett Iss-1t Company. and are for
ths fiscal year ending June 80. lSs:
shipping.
LIST 81 steamers touching a; Everett On
tie Tacoma Seattle, a0wn Sound ara
ocean YaaseS.
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The following steamboats, ply upon the
Snohonlisa river between Everett and Snc-
hornish CITY. touching al all way points.
they carry both freight and passengers:
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River TPa4e.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SEALED PROP0SALS.-Sealed bids will
be received until o'clock p m. Thurs
day, January 80. 1896, at the office OF the
state capitol commission az Olympia.
required in the erection and compilation
OF the new state capitol building At
Olympia. Washington. according 10 IRE
plans and specifications therefor. pre-
pared by Ernest Flag. architect. now
on file in the Office OF the architect in
the Old capitol building in Olympia.
said architect at No. 81 Broad street.
New York city.
Attention is called TO section seven %.
chapter l3S. page 462, session laws OF 1893.
a portion OF which section is as follows:
THE performance of every contract
shall be secured by bond 70 the state OF
quarter of the contract price, secured 5y
two GU securities qualifying in double the
amount OF the bond, each OF whom shall
be a bona fide resident Of this state said
performance OF said contract.
Each bid shall DE accompanied by a
similar bond conditioned for the execution
and faithful performance OF a contract In
accordance with said bid If the same be
accepted by the board All payments 10
contractors will be made in cash.
Blank forms for bids and 0S the contract
and bond which the successful bidder Will
be required TO enter into are on file with
the plans and specifications In the Office
OF the architect, which contract and bond
the successful bidder will be required TO
execute at once upon the acceptance of
his bid.
The right Is reserved to reject any or ali
bids. Bids should he addressed to The
State Capitol Commission, Olympia, Wash
ington, and envelopes should be marked
Blank bonds and forms for bids will be
furnished to intending bidders upon appli-
cation to the secretary of the State Capt.
tol Commission, Olympia, Washington.
Dated December 81, 1895.
J. II. McGRAW,
JOHN z. FROST,
JOSEPH s. ALLEN,
CHARLES F. MUNDAY,
EDMUND RICE
Commissioners.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE,-ln the
superior court OF the state Of Washing
ton, for the county of King. Anna Z.
Halter. plaintiff. VS.. Joseph W. Wilkin-
SON Mary Wilkinson, John Il, Vincent
Martha. II. Preston and Theodore ~
DFulton. defendants. No. p. lS2
Under and by virtue of an order OF sac
and special exception, issued cut o. lae
above named court, in the above eh'illrl
cause and TO NE directed and delivered.
/ have duly levied upon the following DE-
seribed real property, situated IN hlas
county, Washington. to-Wit:
The east half Of the southeast a9arteL
and the southeast quarter OF the nortnesss
quarter, and lot numbered two ~, W sec
ton numbered one %. in township nun.
bered Twenty-Five (25) north. OF ranss
numbered six 60 east Of the NlhaRttss
meridian. and the south half OF me nor.1-
east quarter. and the soutnsast quassssi
of the northwest quarter, ana the hoIA-
east quarter Of the southwest quarter,
and lots Numbered one Oh and three isl
in section numbered six tb). and the W.
hall OF the southwest quarter, ana ~
nun hered five 81, six 90, seven tt INT
teen G3. fourteen I'D. fifteen u5l 81.
teen Q6), seventeen I'D, eighteen W "a So
nineteen 90, in section numbered nSe "
In township numbered twenty-five ~
north, OF range numbered s6yen w NJ, 20
Of the Willamette meridian, together N W.
all and singular, the tenements0 herealsF
ments ana apphrtenances thereAnto ~
Notice is therefore hereby given th}a 1 o. 9.
Friday. the 7th dav OF February, lSe;dA
the hour Of ten o'clock a. m 81 saiI =, -" ~
at the front door Of the courthouse, " 1ag
CITY OF Seattle, In said King county, W.
sell the above described property ~ ps sas
auction, 10 the highest and best nla'e''
for casn. ,eas "
Dated this sth day Of January lN@
4. T. VAN DE VANTER, SaeriH.
White. Munday * Fulton, Attorhese.
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nfrtlss. Marriag~..o Deaths

r.a1ss-aor r., secure correct insertion OF
,siTccs nnde- these hea1jtngE- the same
sbo.5lf be left az the business Offices OF
ms paper No charge II mace ioF saTA
E.ssneral notices. resolutions or other spe-
,cgsI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wiz ~ chSrg q AZ the
RAE 81 10 cents per Isfie eacn insertion.
POSTER ENGhts ".
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sa,.a-.saoyrnaI1fs under the head % Lost,
Fonr9I For sale. Fog Rent and situations
Wanted will be inserted al the rae OF l
cent a word each insertion. - , alia &c, g.
ways in advance. no ADVERTISEMENT -
ceived for less than Is cents.
NOTTCE-The business once OF nne
Post Intelligence - Open until ii p. II
SUNDAY hour 2 a. ms-to l2.5o p. nl- ana si,,s
10 q o. m. Classified advertisements wiz
be receIy edo up to this time
Advertisements will be received az
branch offices Of the Post~Intelligencer.
TACOMA BUREAb ). with Floheer
News Company litR Pacific avenue
p0RT ToWEsEND-A, French e co.
DFTI.ISGHAM5 BAY-@New Nhatc9fn'
corner Helly and Canoe streets " II.
oIYMPTA~4i75 Main street. Charles
WATSON. Agent o
TIE following letters await advertisers
fnfa office.
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ORDINANCE 40. 4,075-AR es, 81 a..
providing f5r tf7t Improvement 81 Sse,-
field street. and FIRST avenue hot ~ ,. "a
merry Kentucky street, from 100
Anne avenue formerly IeIllIs1a.yySsy
street, 70 Fifth aFenae north tffSSsa,,rrsik-=s
fsgNrnan aveaunb by grading sloe "a
EuZ and parking said earned $500 sfSss
FIRST avenue north between sa'u Fssfar
aud providing for t5e paytneEt ..,ln4
n iustal.meuta, and estao4ls5llhe; = ard
for such payment By the leFylhs 80
collection n q special assess - u ~. the
for upon the property beuellte1 - fesil-
in proy4fpent, and providing Tor uis "a
alice OF bonds IN paymrn g tilga,1,, og
provided by al ac- OF toe id1 is5.afs Al
me state OF washington, EMU. on
act relating 10 internal inpFus ~ co.
cities asit R0Fiz5g the issustf-f e. hsne-
lection OK bonds upon the prUpto y s,%fs--
nted by local ifupr0F e1nenIs', ~ ais@,-h an
Ing an emergency. approves 49, ~ or.fs-
1sa. and under the pFoFissi,s'.s IN fsss
nance No E3tS approved Aa5 "a ap~
aa amended ~ ordinance No. f'..ssr-
r,rrtrd Iutv lila lssi 0and the ~
Ter as amended and poW ~ 3I55ssfaa 70
pybDve8a TYeqCe has Ibsen pF*ssr.i..a. ,atf-
,ha h5S.rf ~ rrlrol-- works a %f4tlt1ts f.nA
ffan ear fh. IMPROVEMENT OF Da1ats ssTaes
ES.seff,,ssv streets from FeEnpefsii@ - aid
~ Bowman avenue one tdiH5 - or8i-
kerrucky street tsinoE cfiai55e1 l.,.s,er =.
nance No. 4.e4, approval 80 narne o.
7E4F r. First avenue north, 80 Anus
@@g3 Tarnueranre atreet TO- Ql-Tts Few
avenue and the name ~ r0rfnA.
Trsr averue 10 FIftn avenue t's,reVs-
serr{rg forth the nature ~ tAs ~ fhat
$50 as hereinafter described. A-..sa 4
"a. ar1e Is h To- paid f9F ~ ~ ~. slg,-
ten year bonds, and the La@l a'''s'
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MaERfED.

woorgTy0T- -sIS0A Ny2a At the resl5ence
5a<etsa F.r3SFs'G 3 parents. 1871 T1lrd avenue,
saul J,Iasf8g evening. 3auzlary y.
si<s-es,v F,ev. George a.. Ksoaltworth. ID. D.,
A. George II yyo9flhouse ard Miss JeS-
&c T. sloan. both .bf Seattle
BAssts GER Eyvfs;-Af toe. rezideEsce o.. o.
NJ and 9frs Daniel r. Abra EsfTfs, 90
Vtffreg street. se4ttte. Wednesday after
G moor. Jaruary 2, 1856 Alr,3 ai1cnea4 has.
singer and Miss Sarah lewis. DON OF
BACK Diamond. sEss4S. John r. pAiiiou
officiating.
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NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SALEM THE
superior court Of the state II Wash rp
ton. for toe county OF King Alison "
Carnes. plaintiff rs. James Clark. ana
2 ". Thlman and Esther T-hlfDan hfs
wife. Jesse Thomas and L. ". Boruev,
as administrator Of the estate OF Ernilv
A Clark. deceased. defendants. No
I5lL
Under and by virtue Of an order 81
sale and special execution issued ont ~
the above named court IN the above en-
titled cause, and 70 me directed ard de
ivere1. / have daily levied upon the TO-
loving descr bed real property s.-f,afed
in King county, Wash nEton, to-g4t.
Lots two 80 three 90 and four az ana
the cast half Of the southwest aIls~rer
% section tweuty-s1N COO TOWNSHIP, taen-
ty-tWo lZ2j north - range two ~ aass
Willamette meridian, containing ira X
acres. more or less. according "a the &C.,
err ueut survey thereof
Notice IS therefore hereby given thar cr
Friday. the 2itl day q January I@g ~
the hour OF 70 O'Clock a n, 81 sad iav
a the front door % the coprt honse'
IN the city Of Seattle. ~ sad King -gfIr.
IS. / VIII sell the above described Drar
erty a. pubic auction, % the higaest ana
best bidder Tor cAsa.
Dated this the 24th dav o. Dace~rha-
ISIS. A 7. VAN DE VANTER,
Mcclure < Bass. Attorneys. -
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington, for King county.
The Oregon Mortgage Company, Limit
ed. a corporation, plaintiff, VS. Allan Nc
Lean and Flora y. Mclean, his wife de-
PENDANTS. NO. -. summons for publica-
ton.
The state of Washington to the said Allan
Mclean ana Flora A. Mclean, defendants
above named:
You and each Of you are hereby summon
ed 20 appear within sixty (60 days after
the date Of the first publication Of this
summons to-wit; Within sixty (60) days
after the sd day OF January, 1896 and de-
fend the above entitled action in the above
entitled court. and answer the complaint
or the plaintiff, and serve a copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attorneys
for plaintiff, at their Office below stated.
and in case OF your failure so To do. judg
ment VIII D. rendered against You, accord
ing TO the demand of the complaint which
has been filed with the clerk Of said court.
The object OF the above entitled action is
TO obtain judgment against the defendants.
Allan Mclean and lora Mclean for the
sum OF 1872, upon the notes given by them
to the plaintiff and for the further sum
OF $3.50. paid a. taxes. and for the costs
OF this action, including an attorneys fee
Of 800, also praying for a decree establish
ing and f0reClosing a certain mortgage
given TO secure the payment OF the above
Indebtedness, and recorded IN the mortgage
records OF the auditors office OF King
county. state OF Washington, In volume
9S on page 80 thereof and describing and
covering the following lands. situated in
said county, to-wit. The northeast Il or
section No. 8, In township No = north
range s east: also praying that in said de-
cree the interest or each Of the defendants
IN and 10 said property be declared Junior
inferior and subordinate 10 plaintiffs IN
terezt therein. and that the equity OF re-
dempton OF each Of the defendants be for
ever barred and foreclosed. and for general
equitable rel -.
HASTINGS & srEDMAN.
plaintiffs Attorneys
p. o. address: "a Halter building, Seattle
King county. Wash.