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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

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FOR re fossgTinx ssczE seSZt wrss lag
Tr@eszzR Es zsogt re ps6ss- spo-r E-0TS
70 sxME ard 81 sc~ss r. = hzs slvays nesa
. sure raa& - r1naSc applause AID fsEo--
-Ee s-xs ra@rsie- - t1e sr1~t = Ts~0hz14y
Ia TIE EEfz6 a. re fa-eral q pzr-oelus.
wh@re cha-sos rzres. srr1@-v and wrest2-
srr ss-~rse9 gz-@ = - fznsrz1 ceremonies
Tfs ancs4rss very hAnnasy believed thzt
tae sp1rts ard zn-es which 3 Ear ns1
witnessed ard 1ess9nree r. n &c wo1ss
szrriy - rraae ZTss5fTi1g = ~ sazG@-
Ire wfrns- x re -gesslszg c9rEsSf ~ t-s
C1sn1ps4 gar1ss was carried r. triumph "a
fss szrxe5 t@rzvfs e Z@us. ais friends and
admirers scattering flowers ard vsl1ah8s
presents az his fssf his statue vas
sssae@ss r. fha x-cve - AIRS 81 Olympia.
zna wh4x be raaeAe1 sEz 0xn e3ty he re-
sss~z6 nso~1 substantial rewards II = n
ferx, rnertSnres q a cel@bystsd Greek gsF1-
ssrzI that hsa trfar1rhsl entry into tas city
Il CfrrrEa almost squ&llss3 that given -
= wfnner a. the games. thus showing 70
what extent the cultured and r@nnec
Crseks hongre6 TIE game - wrestling.
-ghIeh Pigsa-ch called the most artistic
and cunning q AS th@ games On ~
oss@~ hard re Romans who were q
more savage character. never greatly en-
oov~zses wrestling bot preferred TIE bril-
al b@aEffv srse~ts - The gtA1lat1Tlaf
shows where Hsen were driven II. highly
tyaErsaa ard forced - fight with sharp
v-aagoss tgff s~arh snded t5e spectacle.
and IRE wfrtor Simply yeGetv@t TIE pass
fnr p,Izudlts II & Roman holiday. In ths
riddle ages rnwfEshn1en we're great wrssf-
iers and al oae meet a. s.. Giles fields.
ire eftaz4rn CT Isondon defeated the nen
- Westminster tn a regularly arranged
contest This was r. the first quarter q
ere thirtseata ceHufry. ard that manners
have nor altogether changed. we read that
tAe return match which VAS pulled or az
ssNsstrulnatew or Lar1usss day" was
broken % ~ the kaiIT q Westminster
art his associates waen the Lond0rers
y ere wInnlny Down 20 our dav the game
- wrestling has been encouraged by the
lovers Of manly sports. Ladies witnessed
the Contest q old and lent their presence
- aid in keeping up the tone Of a healthy
exercise and encourage the champions
The sncisnts oiled their bodies. and then
70 allow their opponents 70 get a g-iP.
poured sand over the oil No doubt from
iris custom the expression a sandy man
has passed into use a. q synonym for
pluck ard endurance. The wFestlers on
next Thursday night viii contest iu the
most popular Of the styles leaving out tha
brutal styles which allow al kinds q
rough work. and there is no reason wHy
the most delicate lady may not attend
and Sc this contest. Neither mar has
ever been known 70 resort to any ugly or
foul tactics. but OF the contrary both are
fair and great WreS1leFs uho have great
r@putafl3ns back Ct them and are DESTROYS
- winning on the merits. II is hoped thGt
each mar win bring his lady friends, and
he may feel assured he may do 80 win
perfect prO3riety. PEE BEE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

SHE Has a VOICE ~ THE xICsRa-
Gra CANAL QUESTION
sener Cafvo szys Nicaragua Csz
Jnan River a Portion of the Ca
River as n Psraten wsshaaf she

WASHINGTON. Or x-Sens- Casvo.
ths Coss2 Rszan minister to4av called at
tszi111 = = p8aGcaE12- regarding r.
TEats o. Costa R4ca IN re zeltz y re
So Ja41 river. wha-1 E&s 4 strczS aeer-
IL % TIE s4E1rs q Ire N3czT@gssE~ czrlzl
prosect- TIE p-ozsaa9 statement w&ss
Gen A1sxzrser 5as1zes rAas the bonna-
~ 1S-@e~n TIE y~1 Republics sa2A corI-
fEEGc@ A. 10 extremity - Eunxz - Cas-
T8la- az tf@ Haolnsa os RE RIVER San Tuaz
AID Snz4 cuzfsz2e. following the rEghE
sank q SAID rve-. three miles frorE CAS-
t4AaaEaeso- he loEate1 dhks point 8ccard-
sEg 70 the treaty szipzll2y4Grs a. a place
JnAf oszis the Sar Juan river wholly Et16-
n Tie terEls0Ty - Nicaragua N.cara xS4A
aNLs ire river sumo ErnFserso a. para -
Der doxnAaa- ard exercises over : al rights
of sovereignty ard domain. es~Aytown.
Instead q being or Cossa Ricaz soEL as
Vas contsfaaea- e determined 20 ~ n Mic
zTAges Ine Whole claim - me Cossz
R2cans thus fails 70 the ground"
In this connection Seucr C2lvo sad:
= deem x convenient TO present he
facts as they are as 20 ne limits between
Costa Rac2 ara Nicaragua. Thirteen years
AFTER tEEs treaty was = existence ard Ac-
ceRteG - The countries, a long contention
foilo% -. and sixteen years a4Eerwarc ne
subject wAs submitted 30 Pres dert Clews-
Alnd a. arbitrator. who. b. h1s award z
March =. SIS. declared tire frezgy 10 DC
valid. as CDS12 Atea claimed Although
and notW outstanding the friendly eftorts
o. IRE government x Costa RIca - have
ire boundary Ass marx - by monuments.
this woEk remained unfinished. not on ac-
c94rt q any igracti0a or the par q Costa
Eica- The government OF Salvador offered
last year lis frstteFu&l mediation and its
good Offices. and convention Vas signed
in order that the boundary line might bs
established.
senior Calvo reviews the work OF this
commission. and concludes.
In regard 70 the river san Juan and
the canal projected. I want bat 20 remind
you that Costa R5ca has always main
talned the validity of the treaty limits.
and, as stated bg President Cleveland. the
rspUal4c 81 Costa Etc& can deny 20 The
republic OF NtCArag s2s tss right OF devlat-
iag the waters q the river san Juan IN
case sueh deviation viii res4H II the de-
str4Cton or serious impairment Of the
navigation q the said river. or any q It's
branches. Al any point where Costa Rica
Il entitled 20 navigate the same Finally,
besides the natural rights OF Costa f.lcsa.
ss defined IN the sanae award tbs republic
OF Nicaragua Is bound net % make any
grants for canal purposes Of any portion
q the republic Of Costa Tlca. as defined
ia the treaty limits OF the 18th % April.
lS5S'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04
LITTLE JOKER 4 RINGER.
Springfield Having Turf Scandal
over Pacing Race.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Oct. &C. A vii
son. driver Of The Bishop. the horse that
finished second in The % pace yesterday
protests against first money being given
% Little Joker az the latter was rot elig-
ihle for the go stakes. Phillips. who
claimed 20 own Little Joker, claims 30
have purchased him AZ Cambridge
Cttv lasg March from q Afr Anderson.
The postmaster 81 Bourbon. Ind, where
Ffallps claimed he lived answered teIs-
graphic inquiry of Superintendent Mad
den ard said no such man lives IN BouE-
bon Other evidence has been secured ard
the case Or misses % become a turf scan
daI PhIlps - rot the only ore concerned
ir the Developments ~ the fraud.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

A slight shock % earthquake w&s felt
a. santa Cruz. Cal. on Saturday morning.
Burglars blew open the safe IN a hank
az Chase. Kan. Saturday night takin (
s. GO
Msj Louis Ginser. the millionaire cigar
efge manufacturer. died a. Richmond. Va.
Saturday.
On million dollars IN gold was brought
"a New York by Ia Tourakns Of the
French ine. arriving Saturday.
Charles " Miller. the Flying pusch-
nlaG,' rode i0f niles uup8ced SATURDAY IL
4.69.27. a new American wheel record.
Another Blythe claimant has pat in an
appearance. William = Philips ciasms
that his mother was a sister - Thomas
Blythe. whoSea true nane was Williams.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

For Delazsar on ira, asts. may make q
Grange n ne Official
a leave q absence for three months 70
take ecfec7 On Or about October -. Ixg-.
has been granted First Lieut. Joan A.
Lo-ckw God. Fourth cavalry.
cap Sogaraus El5riage. who vas -
Gently promoted frusn aTE lieutenant.
Tenth infantry has been assigned u CON-
pany a Fourteenth infantry dArlnE sep
TeEber J, 1877. he taxes th= rface made
vacant BY fhe death q Capt Mc-onfhe
Capt Eldridgs has been ordered % io4u
Eis company AZ once.
Additional Second Lieut. Harold B.
F1ske, Fourteenth Infantry. has been as
signed % the vacancy OF second lieutenant
II Company .. Eighteenth infantry. made
By the recent promotion 81 Lieut. Jules ..
ord. Lieut. Elsze viii join his company
81 once.
The claim OF James jackson. Of SILVER
Beach. WASH. for A pension under the
general laT. has 19sZ been rejected for
the reason thag the rate az witch il WIS
aG1I01ca1ed- 8 Per month from July -
l1a, and 81 4 monta from September s.
lS5. Tor rheuu1a ctsTu and resulting disease
Of heart. W0uld not benefit htrn. ina <gns-h
Is he Is now On rhe rolls a. 81 a month
En4er the general disability acs OF June
z. lS1 Mr.. jackson migat have Oh
tanned a higher rating Il he coald have
proved tina, Ms existing hernia originated
while IN the service and IN the line Of
duty.
Thomas McCieever. Of Orras island
whose pension claim vas rejected n 1856
on the ground that We WAS not disabled
for manual labor IL a reasonable degree,
has been advised 70 ale q new application
under the general law.
ALLAN p. SI4AUSON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04
Plight wIrH CArrLE THIEVES.
Forty shots Exchanges, but oniy one
% the Bandits Hurt.

BAKER CITY Or 0el sheriff Xii
burn ara posse engaged ln bat-le wttr
tvra cattle thieves about o'clock last
ntFht on The loser Powder river II sg
about forty shots we're exchanged z
VAS dark when the sheriff snA hts uer
casra uecn the bandits who had vt-1
chem eighry head ~ csttfs Eo-h slfe
OPENED Hre ama Fred ffuI orc - .ne
~ ewes. vas sh1t through enc a~G. Bo.s
eaea oRa in tns darkness sn8 Hg3 rode go
thsz cts where BE- called sector - dress
hiz wastns he was arrested IN his room
r8aav His partaer Ear Wheeler. has
naf vet been cauEHt
IL was rAe plan ~ sha ssiaves to drive
enc -s-tls ief3 r8sh9 ard exchange the~7
a~8 chen drive ere strange c8r.te back
here far siasEhser Toe thieves are roerl-
fa-r - q gang wh5-h has operated sxrs1-
s.eeIv n thss section
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04
THROWN FROM 4 HORSE.
4 Young CentraIia Man Injured and
Somewhat Dis6gured.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
CENTRALIA Oct. A young man b.
the name q Charles Grimes received quite
a severe Injury early this morning Al AR.
Charles Browns farm. on Lincoln creek.
Grimes was ri8lng a horse. which became
frightened and threw him Of. badly tear
ing his right cheek The flesh the fun
width OF the eye "a torn loose. 50 that a
piece more than an tnch square drops
down on the cheek. He was brought 70
this city for treatment
Charles Tustin. the man who vas killed
n a sawmiu az Fairhaven last Friday.
was brought 70 this city for burial today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

The local shooters who are 70 fske part
IN the state tournament az SPOKANE during
the latter part % this week Will leave to-
morrow evening" Those VINO VIII probably
20 are Dick Stevens. " l. ChelI4s + +.
Ella Joe Hardy. II. r. Norton, fred
Charles. Jack Ruppe ard ". n. Hardy.
wAatcom xiu - represented by Del
Cooper and possibly Mr. Doty. who Il al
waya the life 81 a shooting tournament.
excepting. q course. the universally pep
ular Tom Ware of Spokane. Tacoma viii
probably send W A. Eberiy. II. T. Den
ham. W. r. Sneard. r A. Ktmhall and
Mr.. Mc&aughfon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

COLUMBUS. q Oct 3-The Tndianap-
oils ard Columbus players had a confer
ence tonight ard decided not 20 play out
the cap series tire Indiana potts team re-
flushing 20 play ans more EanneS except OH
th~lr own grounds TIE players az both
teams were anxious % return - their rr-
sractlve homes and tae Columbus team
agreed ~ give Indianapolis fhe cup. gre
n aessiers having won three ouf ~ rye
Eauses Each player received 81 over eX-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

s~et =. 2. FITS - fke sf0oE-s-- cne u--
zes Ass1te1 a1zh ghe sTsssxa u scoring
would tEEn& ssas z& Ellis nAda = ard
CrsIsSs =. fhe former p0zs TIE rule szsyz.
5ksweger. nat 10 matter za2t Ire total
scare % q handicap nan nay -. - an
naz ~ cTetit@s WITH nasxs tAzp gw~1ry.
TIE eoazrssltgzg idea q thai a. cfs@ scratch
zsan ear aet nasxs nzoEs thaE twenty. the
others G1xht 20 10 Ssssect % fae szzae
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TURNED Up ALIVE.
A Man Reported Drowned in Seattle
Harhor Ia in Vancouver

VANCOUVER, =. Q. Oct. "a case %
man reported 10 BE- dead and yet tdfn-
ing up again very much alive occurred
here today some time last spring Capt.
J. J. Bvsle. well known Ia connection
with the famous steamer Coguitlan. vas
reported 10 have been drowned n Seattle
haFboF while attempting 70 board a seal
ing schooner Even The exact number %
bis masters certificate was given. Today
Capt Beale arrived in town. having been
Oh the CaTiotta g. eek for the season. As
70 how the report regarding his death
originated he Is completely ignorant
He was not Ia Boring sea. and thus can
not confirm reports that the branding Of
seals causes their migration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

S..-,.sI DIeTatca = - FN8sf-T"ft 10000
NELSON p. e.. O~s- "A dam has h-~e
t..#.- s~r.-~f rre st.4s uasr NskgFr ana s-r
hss bern sa1kes CD tr ers3er 90 h-aS wxv-
freu w1Irn 90 ts1nca her SIZE -,
aesat again .a searceea Says - tAsre e
r-,s rise Il IRE rsver Tae steamer Tran
--tt make bar swa tr7= q week e.--vze~
Trail sn& NorT po~- ga crser 90 make two
.~Ens weekly 80 A-r'shaad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

Charles " Carr. Superintendent of sta
ton .. Chicago poStofnce has been r.
moved for general characterization and In
competency Re is the man who resisted
removal In tbs courts. claiming fixed ten
IRE 0f Office under the civil service law.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

LOUISVILLE ky. Oct. 2.-Tha season
~ ls8 closed here today. the Reds defeat
Ing The hone team IL an Interesting game.
Both Fraser ard Rhiuez we're tosScaed up
rather lively Fl the early part Of tbs game.
bat TIE latter was more effective when
men were on bases Capt. Fred Clarke
Was presented wlsh = diamond ring BY bis
admirers In the first inning. Attendance,
20 SeqrA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

Arrangements have been completed for
a SIX round bout between Jack Green, for
merry sparring instructor al the Seattle
Athletic Club. and Dick Case. who has
been sweeping everything before him IN
san Franrlz-o and vicinity. The meeting
will probably take place a. the Seattle
fheater between October - and =. Owing
20 the bitter feeling between the two men
tire bout viii probably BE ~ the ~hirl~rind
variety with plenty Of steam 70 back up
the blows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

batteries khiTles ard Vaughn. Fraser
ard Hsxter Cmplre-McDcnaid
ST. LOTS. Oct 5.--The Browns and Chi
Cages split even n their double header
today. The home team wou ghe first ~
hating Griffith bard n the closing innings
IN the second game Thornton fooled The
locals badly. Attendance, 3of0. Score
First Game Z. IL +
tfl-ssakp ---s---- .rsssss-..s.s--- -
-. Lsoelts .s....-.. ..t.,..--... ~ IL
MISUNDERSTANDING end Douglas. Crit
nth and Kltgredge. cmplre-Pears.
Second Game K. IT. T.
81 Lossis -. . .......... Z
Easferes-Hart and Douglas. Thornton
and kisgrsdEe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

Florancs Marvin predicted Klona4ka
strike. ga First.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

Acting Secretary OF the Navy Roose-
Welt states that the application made by
enc Seattle cha nlher Of Commerce and by
Representative Lewis tha5 permission be
granted 20 the Moran Bros u Seattle -
deliver the torpedo boat Rowan now an
der construction az Seattle AZ the Puget
sound naval station instead % az The navy
ward MarN Island Cal. viii have The
most careful consideration. The chiefs az
the various bureaus q The navy depart
fuent which are concerned III the comstruc-
ton OF che torpedo boat have hean called
upon for report pa 20 The advisabiiity
~ this change In The contract Some q
the bureaus have already reported al
versely upon rhe proposition 20 change
she place ~ delivery Mr. Roosevelt. says
that moewtthsf ars*lng thfs the DEPART usent
VIII carefully determine the question as -
whether g. IS practicable - authorize such
a change The wafn oo5errfor 10 il seems
- he the fact that considerable portion
- the stores and u th@ QUITE for me
torpedo boat has already bean collected
az the Marc Island navy yard.
A1st Cen Bracs states that the srst ~
roct made hy capt Pav after reaching
Alaska is not ce-ssdere3 oy th@ depart
r1ert as at AT l0 che nature - a report Il
or insisting uae~slY 81 a persona snd conf
Dental AeTtar - ths SECRETARY % war IL
o. a. wrsttsr hv Caps. Ray upon his arrival
al 80 NffrAaef ana g1sas the situation ,rty,
as il apnearsI 20 h.ru there There Is
r.atrs-e {r thf~ that has net beer printed
os-r and over again ~ every reusparer
..--~aer..-,.s-a. who has ~-a.-hesg - NJ
rnaef cart Raw continued on 20 Dawson,
O. ~ and a fan 8n& complete report Is sx-
pr-raa fy0fn hsm when the 6rst winter
r.ad comes olt overland
G~o~-e 7. MUM. - Tacoma. ard Os~a~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

Ex-Flre Commissioner 7. r. Jones vas
at his ranch on Black river yesterday art
eruoon and tried his luck bait fishing.
when he arrived IN Seattle last evening
he had half a creel fuIl - dne trout some
81 them tipping the scales around the
pound notch Mr. Jones swears that ne
did not purchase even one u the tsh ana
Louis Cohen says that he believes him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

TIE following extract from tHe So
F'r4ncts~a chronicles account - George
Shartrk-s erst appearance oC a Califorat2
hirvcts track all fernlsH interesting TSat-
lnE 80 ere neoq5e uoE oalv - Taccuaa. b4t
* Seattle As Uesi-
rsnarscs ee}ebgasNt his a0st c1rv o.
fsrn on California s1ls hF throwing a-sf
il ehs eyss ~ tae cream - F8rsftc ce'rr
Profess ana4s 90 Clever sF1te AIS Eeft4HE
awav wfth ths largest p4gze ever c1Frts
ia ~ esEeru rsc.rN ct-t les r. aG52-too ae
srn the California e'} ar E.tsfs-sslg alst sac
fers8 kas anly 6efest BIS tire .hfrt r.. .e
ctsss finishing tHlrd o. jones' ana Vaughn.
Inne.s rode sa srWAt sgyls ln th-s rkce ars
~ cslt w5EH q burst ~ s4seti fhaf Was
fexswrtNEp. HAD hss sus3tsru cFl..ttfs-N aa-e-
81 IanEnr theEs Wousa aaVe been a ds9er-
esg afaFY "a teiA
ss.ser honars ~ the cav we've sell t-NIf-
"a hs,t werrs George SaArsrk gre TarG1la
fsf,afszssarlI Rra p Mlrs. tre Erasstt
seaafaslr fraTa san jose TIE fw> tat rsE
- e-ssssa foSether hoerver 1 tEe
..3sasssr.sonshlp Arb fhe auGtctratrs feat
re II the naewf Was spoa ~ 0a TITS se-
f-ssak Wtnx fesl2N e1 Gp rs fa1esr sAl.-s
~gtseVssaS aa tire F@cegt 1ortaeFn circuit
- annexfaE IRE fNe amateur eFelts ta
most ssgsssVe ssR ~ A. taa ssrse tsgne -
settled tSson4 t2s ca9s1loa x a coast
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E-le1 aus Coleman has besa appointed
---trsasssr az Vern1ale Lewis county n
giace q Z F. Coleman. ves gne!-
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william UukAI has Beer arpo atss at
2 infant .n the nzarsne h-sr5rt[ at Port
2 cysnsenG. Al a saisrv ~ $50 q Trzorth
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for DelzEs2r on ira. ests. may make a
czangs n ne Official
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AsssnFas, who eaptained the University
saAtqfala team last year Is now A.
sasas Tale. Last week he PLAYED suI
= 2 tae scrub eleven that defeated the
lEslsr b q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

Lsss FrsdAy Prof e. r. Green started
sssaslng class Eighteen members we're
sssaai and took the iirsr lessons The
ma BIDS sair 70 be much larger as fenc-
= popular with the Members Prof
sHsa d an expert al fencing The a.
ssszare AZ The gymnasium classes T. In
'sssisg rapidly Prof Green is arraag-
= 20 series Of sports for every Mon
ii neaing during the winter months
asset sail, fencing ard wrestling VIII
1aa4hly be the features.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-04

49, Walton. formerly tha star foot
:. = Fsassr a. Stanford r ~ ~. ef;y. and
= P@F ~sih TIE : A. e. team this YEAR.
Daily camera., 1897-02-06
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Thomas S. Peck of the county of
Boulder, and state of Colorado, by his certain
deed of trust of Nov, 10Th 1888, duly record
ed in the public records of the county of Boul-
der aforesaid, the 10th day of Nov. A. d., 1885,
book 10 at page 46l, conveyed to the undersign-
ed s. A. Giffin as trustee, the following describ-
ed property situate in the county of Boulder,
and state Of Colorado, towit:
East half of south east quarter, section seven,
township two, north, range sixty-nine west, and
! two shares Peck Lateral Ditch Co. stock, to So
cure to Rachel NJ. Gill his promissory notes
aggregating $500, in said deed of trust more full
ly described, which note was due in two years
the rate of per cent per annum, payable semi
annually, and
Whereas, 1t is provided in said deed of trust
that in case of default in the payment of said
principal sum of said note and the interest t.ere-
on, that said premises might be advertised
and sold in the manner provided IN said deed
of trust, and
Whereas, Default has been made in the pay.
ment of the said principal sum, the interest
thereon due
Now Therefore, at the request of the legal
terms of said deed of trust, and for the purpose
of paying the principal sum of said note, the
interest thereon due, and the costs Of this sale,
l. s. A. Gifin, trustee as Aforesaid, shall at
the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon on Satur-
day, the 18th day of February, A. d., 1897, at
the south front door of the court house, in the
city and county of Boulder, Colorado, sell the
said premises, or so much thereof as may be
| necessary for the purposes aforesaid, to the
highest and best bidder for cash.
! Dated at Boulder, this Sth day OF January, A.
s. A. Gifin, Trustee.
first pub. Jan llth-last Feb 18th, ~.