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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Jan. Wheat had recov-
cred from the extremity OF yes terday's
depression by the time Of the beginning
% operations. Il stared with a rise ~
10. or az from s17sc ~ Sc for May. Only
for q short time. however, did the fair
opening promise. for the bulls ard they
had 10 suffer another bad half hour b.
fore che b.iu news beca ne strong enough
20 change the tone Of The market. IN haF
an horr from the start May wheat had
dropped 70 Sac. In the course Of the next
hcur il had recovered 20 SsEc. The arm
opening was caused by the opening
strength or Liverpool, ard his and local
aE8 Northwest receipts. TIE Ohio stats
crop report which gave the condition of
wheat az g. per cent. compared With 81
per cent. on Deeerrher Z, ala0 coz rfbuted
s'3Fatly 90 the opening advances. Liver
rcol while noting a decline there % al
ger GENITAL 70 start 1lth. ascribed & en-
tirt.v 20 sympathy VITA the previous days
depression here
Ch5csEo received 10 car Ioads. compared
w4th q q year ago Minneapolis and Du-
suth got only 20 ears. against 81 a week
ago and SIS on The Co-respoudinE day q
the previous year. Tee temporary decline
wh.ch followed The opening advance 50
quickly was rarity because n second tegs-
gtaans quoting further decline a. LIVER
pool and partly owing 10 the bsarishuess
or rae A'fEs.LwDaA Eglle CURRENT remarks
concerning the condition Of wheat De-
nanf for wheat from the United King
DOM chea cane ard turned the course %
TIA market +reiegrsEss from New YORK.
Boston ard Ru1a.o reported vessels en-
Eswez AZ the former pace for great quan-
tllles Or era = fer The Cnltea Kingston.
&c Eact ali the available ocean freight
roaaa g. Boston IS taken az IL Aprt1. Buf~
rzso said 80 ao bushes = wheat were IN
Ger orders "a 80 t1eGes 20 Boston, and
another message repoTfe1 tha1 good deaf
q shs BOSTON wesssl roon VAS taken for
vsneat from ChAcsxo-
Abo1t ha3f an Aou- from ere close Nav
wheat was bringing s-ssc ard y closed Is
SC Egssers.
garn w2s saaal12ts. The business n
re pc was very srnzU. and the Hnctua-
T4enS ~ price wee narrow.
OATS wsre a shade neuer. - tse break
yszgeE1&y seems - have started e0-s4.-
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oRocKER PANS A BIG PRICE.
California Millionaire Purchases
Costly New York Property.

NEW YORK, Jsu. 7.--fseorgs Croker
the California millionaire. has purchased
the property Nos 70 = and = Broadway
and p II and - New street from Peter.
Marie and William Alexander smith for
tl.6aeoo be proposes 20 erect a modern
nre-proof offce h8ll3lng in place OF the
four and Hve-sto~y br0wrstons buildings
on the plot TIRE property has a frontage
OF = Is feet on Broadway nd GIL feet on
New gtr@et. and measures III on its south
Hne and 1I2s or is north fire, win tog
Of gs feet In th@ llne 81 g feet from Broad
ygav. and contains about T.91e square feet
At this rate she price per square foot Is
1zgs s. which has anlv twice been exceed
a. in sales Ga this cify. Tho property lies
directly opposite G}le New street entrances
Of the stock exchange. ard between the
Manhattan Life and Union Trust build
iags which are Ca tae block between IS all
street and Exchange place
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan- Private sd-
vices from New York state that George
Croker the san francisco millionaire
vrao has parehased = million and a
hs9f dollars worth q property ga New
Yarsg mas become a Hnesn5er % tire New
YORK banking drn o. Price, Mccermie K
A. 90 AR CROKER r. ane % che ssns
~ the late Carries Croker who. with
stanford ana FEghtfngts n. olilt the South
sra Pacific. lie Inherited several millions
from bis father.
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NEW YoRk MARKETS.


WV YORK. Jan The stock mar
tr1 5oisy generally speaking. reflected
the e6orfs OF powerful financial interests
~ neutgal5Ee the effect % reduction o. tha
Delaware e Hutsoa dividends M1nspu-
tatsar VAS evident IN the hsEa nsersR
stocks for eTaet upcu tae general itst. "A
tendency toward a higher Jewel was ar-
varcaf az tNf outset. which ives influenced
be foreign huxlns in tsfs uHrkas and tae
execution ug cr1ors Cor corn mission se-
count TIE expectation ~ Improvement
n iruTenda "a railway traf'lc returns slim
ut2tea an inquiry go- the lea5lae STOCKS.
TIE traders 6tsrerarfeE a stronger rgs~-
&st Ter foreign exchange. owing ta rhe
rnaea reassarlnE Washington advicss re-
Es~3znv sae Csso&u question. and made de-
cs3aS efforts 20 advance prices.
Tae strength ~ ere exchange market
was ave 80 LARGE purchases 60 bills BY
prrratase- lower VAL street interests ard
tta aEht eTe-.azs we're subsequently sap
Q eEaeetes ~ supplies ~ reseuEiy boar.
81 sxcssHEe Aerial rates rose slightly
,Ht tae advances la posted asvures we~e
Ens-e noteworthy. the upward move zse-t
was raeAr1 <1Hn after ne end CO the
asst ae4r av q E1scrC4s DIVE st tie htEa
prices tasas-r ard renewal q Eisus-
aseu n Gre ree ers Rusiuess vas less
was VeTy uers. sttzt and eventually mate
rs1 losses Es-a re- ,caes Eta q number -
s-acat
Eas rsitwss aares vtre weH auppc-tad
aH4 rai1 easily. partly oU caveTlaE- Tha
caE a2s W1 s1e ret cha nEas
s1s -~e~l csc sasc5Alr -
Ha Hee& erarEer was sras fv nn4 hswN-
~ o Hros' la-taDsse sa-se ~ TIE inactive
asseats excegsea N1acass & NoFtneTa Pa
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se finished n time so- her - sal for
Seattle from San Francisco January :.
FSreooat snoausiznse wsrt or the Mo
rSn ~sys Yesterday % have her Eau IN
saip Highland T2Eas sailed FOR san
Fraaeisea yesterday WITH a cargo % coal
rom Tie o-ego1 Improvement bunkers
ship Glory az the Seas J. So tons. hss
Ecen chartered b. Z punSr1ulrs Sons
-. e Aosa coal AZ Departure bay tar San
Franc2Sso.
Bark En5aunte6. : 81 tors. now az Port
5lskeley. has been chartered BY Rentcn.
HotEnes 4 C. 20 load lumber there fer
Shanghai
steSr nsh3R AEapaaxhus was reported IN
The straits Yesterday morning at n
er noon today.
TIE revenue launch Guard paid visit
yesterday 70 the steamers along Ire water
'front.' and Inspected their shipments.
everything was found satisfactory. 80 tar
as known.
The United States torpedo boat and rev.
enue cutter nearing completion az Mo
ran vii be launched some time iris
IIaQntn The work has been much delayed
~ ne recent strike % rsvessrS. About
one-fourth the usual force IL now work
lng. TIE delay aas not affected the cut
Ger 50 much as the torpedo boat. for very
Ssst4e rlesllng has hesn done on he latter.
SIX expert rtveterS viii arrive IN q few
days from the East.
Steamship City of Puehla sailed yestsr-
DAY morning At o'clock for san Fran
cisco. With she following slsg OF pesssn-
gers, T. MorgenStern, A. ID. Griffin.
Charles A. Lucas, Mrs. J. r. Williamson.
Mss Y. Rowe, ar. and Mrs. c. +. Cof-
n, Mrs. Grand. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Perez.
+. W. Ackmann. J. W. Cls~. E. s BaS-
ssft. AIRS. A. ;. Cahen. Mr.. and Mrs r.
2 Clark. q. r. SAogren. Henry Steemks,
L &. Hooker, x. = Waterman, james
Robbins. Mrs. George and son. Mrs l..
Reid. =. A. Rsintron. +. A. Rutterworth.
capt A. ;. Stream, f.. r wurtele, g.
Iohn, +. Butterheid and twenty second
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Albert. Am TX. sef tons. pass and rndse
20 Honolulu In Hawaiian line, ~ Will
iauss. Dim0nd & Co.
on the berth for Sydney direct BY J. J..
Moore & CO.
casa blanca. Br hk. so tons. nsdss and
lumber to Adelaide dump sum- by j. j.
Moore & Co. prior 70 arrival
Gar Am schr, fS7 tons. mas been laid
on the berth for Mazatlsn and San Bias,
F.,veH Ar schr. I7ST tors. coal. from Ma
nairno. 20 San Francisco. BY John Rosen-
feds Sons
II. Hackfeld. Ger bk. 1919 tons wheat to
United Kingdom, HavTe. Antwerp, Dun
kirk. ei : 81 ds - less dlrect). BY q.
w NcSear. prior to arrival
Harvard. Am bk. ~ tons, on Puget
sound humber. thence - Nalpafalso Z o.,
PisaEug Range e. is f2s 81 Tess direct.
by Raifaur. Guthrie 3 -.
frarre. Rr sA. 20S7 tons. - Port Blake
icy. lumber thence 20 Cork. United King
0 Ka,e II rh5rnss Br ~. ser tors on Puget
sound. lumber. thence 70 Australia, b J.
Nav F7{uT An ~ s7s8 tons goes IN bal
last 70 Honolulu sugar thThee 70 New
Mr.. Am schr ss5 tors. pass and Srds..
20 Honolulu. fn Hawaiian line. by VIII
9,ts-bnrn. Br sh. z. so tons. wheat 20
YrrtseF Kingdom Havre. Antwerp or Dun
kirk. e. $ 81. b. E 9. Evans, agent. PRIOR
r7rsvlr~s p~ 81. - tors. - N7oiyvfIIe.
lumber thence 20 F'reanlantla Eoa3et ~
T75fss.t Ward A. Co. chartered 81 England.
7avvwraY7a Br Nh J 49, tons. on Puget
s5rYrs 3urnber. thence 20 Australia. b. J.
] Moore s. CO.
r.1-easssa - George ". Hasns Co.
t - - 81. IT'S tons. now a. MOODY
W. lumber, thence . Aaelal1e and
wararoo. loaded BY Robert Ward & Co,
,s@r~tered .m England
,yIT5seS,srssft Ar sa - tons. az Ssattye,
,-,af thence % san FTanclsso, b Central
al
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WILL TAKE IT ALL.
". n. rREFERREp STocKHoIDERS
FILE A CLAIM FOR MILLIONS.
VIII Try 10 Establish LIEN ON the
Real Estate held by the New Conn
pany-Tf the Claim 4. Allowed,
Nothing VIII he Left fer Other
caafmants.

NELwAUKEE Ian :. - Cnasasaz-s
Ss&Es~s the Nox-esern Far6-sc rssroaad
azSys ssen Ehrowu iaeo . state 81 ysrtur-
kzzas0rs by g csa4xa feed oy xsse Esewly 0-zsa-
s5es Norae<n Pzexac coxne9siy wan Spe-
cl23 AIsaxgex A. l. Cazs~r. T'ae cAasm IL q
raEx % Esse gen<r~l essln 81 nv ceenpauy.
asE1 IS ssen sss-ssss al ale NoraasTn ENa-
enc sArds-
Tt h-zS necn prsserre3 n n~E>a.f OF ira
Aolss<zv ~ sase old rr~oxy-o secck 10 ths
aEsoEmSs ~ SIS. 0aA coc. Of weSfSxn Is per Gems.
IS he'd ~ IA newsy orgauf4ed ocrrpaag.
THIS preferred stock was ass1ed Gn 1875,
wfsea sspe c~ogfsysszay ~aas groxzg rascag osle
81 rs many Teorsaa-rat3cu yC-ocSSsesA To
se-~ngeaen eess sSnzck x vseS by q special
proV.sss1n made eGGsyahazss 50 a den al 81
rAre ta-s3s "a pcsseSsNoa Of tho Northern
Pacs1Sc xsoai. Altar tEse recent reSTxarAl-
rascaoa IS ps- coEEt. OF EAe stock was So
cEEned ~ exceRarge Hor the zr@way ISSUED
soTE1s. The new coznr0sly. ehSeS Claimant
zzsznSs ssls old Nezwhern Pacific company.
found teSef "a preseason 81 q majority OF
tbs vszlH4bse stock. asNd 10 s1wow Down
ali osc,Ie- CLAIMS x laAs filed Cam M l1en
on AZ sas uzsxozznzSereA Northern Pacific
22SkSs.
Joshua Stark. attorney for one OF ras
claimants, says;
II taas earn Is sustained theFa WI re
TqotIlzng geft for any oclfsr claimants. All
a-e sfoeT the iszRis eass % slae Missouri
r@vsr. but now these aaEAzs are GAINED osA
ze1ss ~ 'asle prereTrsd seos.kaolcssTs. VINO
are Nfenefgsa1 with Ene Northern PNclfic
Railway Company. There wa De a C~sl-
test. OF course. arid s1le ns4ateE Euust %
thoroughly hooked up"
Disputfng Terminal Lease.
The Northern Pacific Railway Company.
the new corporation that purchased the
property and franchises CT the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. at the foreclos-
ure sale today fled an answer 90 The
claim of the Illinois Steel Company for
ss4 24I7s for steel rails. The answer raises
the issue raised by the Northern Paeifo
receivers as 20 the validity OF the lease an
der which the Northern Pacific Company
operated ths Wisconsin Central lines and
the Chicago & Northern Pacific terminals.
By the decree Of foreclosure the purchas-
er Of the Northern Pacific property was
made liable FOR the Indebtedness that was
made preferential by the court, and which
the receivers had not paid. The new
company denies that the claim comes
within tue decree, end that il was assum-
ed in the purchase OF the road. The COM
pAny alleges further that the claim is not
an Indebtedness nor a liability direct. or
incurred by the Northern Pacific in the
operation OF its railroad.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. Jan. 7-Silver. - fi-fsd. Con-
sols. ll1B.
NEW YORK. Jan. The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram saws:
The stock markets were steady today.
ont only moderately active. Americans
We're very dan ar the opening. but closed
comparatively iirr- Some OF the large
eouses report there has been buying OF
noth American shares and bonds here on
investment account. certain descriptions
OF securities which for weeks past have
been very difficult 10 negotiate having
found market
proposals to restore the finances OF Peru
have caused sharp rise In the dsbentu-es
or the Peruvian corporation. France IS
said 20 ee willing TO grant a loan 20 Peru
on the understanding that the latter shall
recognize the claims Of the corporation.
The Paris bonrse was quiet and steady,
ana the Berlin market firm.
Breadxtuns and Grains.
LIVERPOOL, Jan Close. Wheat
Quiet; demand poor: No. red spring
81 uixd; No. ! California. Ts ID Futures
closed easy. with March ia lower and
other months Id lower: January. ss SD:
February. IS 1aizd. March, SIS Id May,
6s HID.
Corn-Spot steady; American mixed new.
3 lo14d- Futures closed quiet. with March
and April IA lower. and other months IA
March. 2s 10d: April. 2s 10iSd May, Is Iolea.
Flour-Firm; demand poor; st. Louis
fancy winter. IS 80.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. So los.
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Tides at Seattle Harbor Today.
MARINE NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE, Jan. --Arrived-Br
sh Victoria Regina, Capt Rcwlands. 10
load for West Coast
HOCUIAM Jan e.--Arrived-Str Sunol.
from San Francisco fer CosmopoliS.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 7.--Arrived-Str
Mexico. from Victoria Salled-Str Gar
Ina, for Coos bay; str Alliance. for Coos
bay: schr Joseph and Henry. for Coquille
river
REDONDO. Jan. 5.--Arrived-Schr La
GIronde. from Gray's harbor.
PORT Los ANGELES. Jan 6.-Sailed-
SIR Mineoia for Comox.
DELAGOA Ray. Jan. s-Arrived-Bs
bk WooIwich, from Tacoma.
SYDNEY. Jan. 5.--Arrived-Br str War
rlmoo. from Vancouver.
IQUIQJE. Dec. ailed-Br bk Doris
for Port Elakeley.
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SILVER in mna Geld Flows oct.

NEW YORK. Jan. THE Evening Posi
says: The disbursements o. the trcas-
ury this r7onth have made such In
roads on ere supply - sTeenoacss tUnlL-
- Sac LEGAL tender notesf on hand.
tkas ne government has fsesn compelled
"a resume payinz out treasury notes a.
an - eab-treasUries. ard Y IS likely iss
.aquofv 81 that form Of money VIII Sill
sftrrher aecreass. An interesting feature
IN the situation. though. s. that while tas
treasury - paying out millions o. dollars
% notes tk2E ara redsen&ols again -
enc government 10 gold. the treasury -
receiving only silver seeTtincatasD Ia pa -
rsant 81 cgstoTns duties In ether worGs.
While dfsc5argtng Is own obligations IA
geld. rhs government Is compelled 20 re-
ceEve, ard is receiving. only silver for
c1atoEsz duties. taxes. etc.
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co OK THr GREYHOUND

rs.fets. Eamonds. Snohomish Route.
sxs round trips daily except sunday. In
- Nov - issS. Leaves Seattle 1.s5 a
a. d m. leaves Everett 10 a. m, 7
n Seattle landing. Colman dock. Ev-
rfss landiag. Merchants dock. Connects
- IN. FLYER for Tacoma. with Str. Nil
al fof enohomish. with train for Monte
sssso and way stations Telephene Red
FRANK W. GoODHuE. Mgr.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

v~~isa8 states revenue cutter Wo3enss
r-seat ire Gilman hTlntsTs yesterday
s.aa-nzhfp WaMa yvaIla arrived from
So rranclsca yesterday morning a.
G otcrk
Later information received AZ - oSflcs
~ rhe Pacific Coast 5ge1nas1lp 1ellsp aak
81 ..st re reraary On the UEaatlls2 VII
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
grrAMER RosALIE.

.szr.cp dock, leaves for Victoria and
- founsend daily. except Saturday, al
~Etm. returning leaves Victoria AZ
go n. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
~,xrssnd and way ports daily. except
s~.ssy a, A. M. Sunday. direct. at .
! = rytnTnsIg, direct. leaves Port Town
ssassp m. Phone. Pike -.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

sezffle. jan !. lsss-
ExcAzngss az fhs Sc a11ze. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were.
C7eav1nees. Balances.
Seattle .. .x 81 - % SzaZ2 Is
s~s~o~-. .. = So - fz ~ -
Portland ...* ---......- IS - q Sst-o -
Sugar las mzte nd further decltns
Stree fas 3zsnp Of "A cent Local dealers,
who wers czagnt By the define. are Ea1E-
Ing azxAeaxx. the gsrerai seel-<g e that
sfrsr ktiE further decline sugar vii
agasn &C IL 20 q ieve. above where Y
stood before The break Confidence that
this Elu be ne case prevents local dealers
from feelIzg tad about their loss They
regard TIE setback as merely temporary
The ExI Il pre- CO frssa rz1ca eggs
goes on steadily. The 3obolng e2oEAtlo1
today was IsaD cents per dozen Tae re-
oespEs srs ample for the demand
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KEW YORK Jar. THE nomination
committee ~ the New York Eneht Club
today announced TIE oftleers selected t,te
,,sf~d sar az IL. annual ss@ct kom. J. Pier
r.,z.t Moran. and not " X Nanaarbllt
a. VS. rep0rtaG sn yachting circles. Is
e.gcsen tyr commodore.
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Flour.
FTour-Recsipts 1890 barrels. exports,
1900 barrels. Market firm. but very quiet.
buyers and sellers being considerably
apart Minnesota patents. 81 S0G4s5: win
ter patents, s4.S5a5.16
wheat.
wheat-Recelpts. s25: exports. 81 900
bushels. Spot. firm: No. hard. e5ssc; op-
tons opened firm on foreign buying, and
after a sharp reaction. sold steadily on
covering. light offerings. reports of large
freight engagements at the seaports and
Inquiries for cash wheat West, closed &C
net higher. No. red January 9ossc; May.
s2sc.
Hops-steady; Pacific coast. $50: crop.
3ls9Tlsc; do 1895 crop. safe.
Wool.
wool-SteaGy.
Northern. .I1di3
Copper-Steady; brokers price, 81 80,
exchange price. slI-50.
Tin-Stea5y: plates. dun.
Spelter-Easy: domestic. s3.aof+
Lead-Continues TO show a strong mar
ket n favorable foreign s3vices, and scsnt
local offerings. The exchange quotation IS
al 1896. while some brokers are quoting at
SEQ
Coffee.
CoIee-Options closed quiet and m
changed 10 10 points net decline. Sales,
SEQ bags including: March, a.90Ga. csc.
Spot conee-Rio. steady; No. invoice,
l9'4e; 5obblng. Iossc: mild steady.
Sugar.
SuEsr-Raw. steady and quiet: refined,
quiet.
Petroleum.
Pet-oluem-Dull; United. closed eac bid
Pennsylvania crude, steady. February, ele
bid.
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LONDON. Jan The coFr-srcndsrt e.
Perrin q the Standard reports that EHs-
rerar william has designed ard drawn
VITA IS oxz hand ihe touer tor tAs Ger
nan Protestant church az JeFuszsez-
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Jan. Z. 1897.
Occasional rain; stationary temperature.
B. s. PAGUE. Forecaster.
q. s. DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Jan. Z, 1887.
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-@r-xp q CENTRAL AHERI
rc6EI = crrxr sHIP COMPANY.
ar TANcoUvEs ROUTE
-uanrR Utopia

ear fe noon. Seattle. Yessse
sNeo Mondsys aEd Thursdays
sssfl skwusend. Anacortes. Faira2vsn,
s,as ssri Via y .assus m.Fs
! pslns. C.. fare 20 Vancouver.
~ eyrtnsr Information apply TO yss-
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The Gold Reaerye

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Today's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available css- balance, s2Sa. lg7, rs;
gold reserve. sl3S. 5Sa. 55i.
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q. p. Receiver. Bouna westward.

OMAHA, Jan. IA most iuxurtousfy
furnished and elegantly appointed train
LEFT this city tf3s morning carrying tts
receivers and officers OF ths Union Pacific
westward. Tbsy viii attsna the fcreclos-
urs Gale or the Oregon Short Line ard
Istah 4 Northern railway AZ Salt Lake
on sa turGsy. A trip % inspection will
then ae rFasde over The entire system. con
sau-lnr q VFesk at lesst. Those On ina
train were President 5. II. II. CLARK. o.
yer ". Mink. T. Ellery Anderson. John
" Toare and Frederic r. CoutsFt. re-
celTers: General Manager Dickinson. Gem
eral soiiei;oT Kelly. General superfntsna-
ant Nichols. Master NecnanSc NcConnea.
General Passenger Agent LoEnax. Freight
Traffic Manager Monroe. Gapsrsn tsaaeat
Narkei, o. the botel department, ana Has
Ter In Cnare~ry Cornish Samuel Carr
and Henry c. Nichols are the rrooAfss
buyers Of The Short Line when y 4 plt
~ for gale.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
u. 8. NAIL
~-rt6 axEfS MT TIA

-. o.ibraIta dock, foo, Of Washing
= s.rssi. Tsesdays. ThnFzdsys snd SAT-
snsc.nhls. esabeeK. Bvinnon. Holly.
- 100 LIIiswaup Falls. uoodHport and
- risy Returns alternate days
si'@ % TROUTMAN. Master.
s.,..hsns. Red ISL