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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

Is called the winter holiday number and
begins the New Year with such an attractive
display Of fashions and literary matter that
il will easily retain its place as the Woman
Favorite Magazine. The winter styles are
exceedingly becoming and are handsomely
illustrated in colors and black. Lady Jeune's
review Of London Society is at once picture
Of its salient features aud a defence Of its es-
sential kindliuess Mrs. Alice Meynell, the
eminent English writer, begins series on
The Ways of Children with an analysis Of
The Naughty Child" full of sympathetic
insight. The first Of several papers ON TIe
Common Ills" is by Dr. Grace Peckham Muir
ray, author of the popular Health and
Beauty papers. Devotees Of the camera
will be delighted with sharlot NJ. Halls eX-
PLANTATION of Blue-prnt Photography as a
money-naking occupation. Emma Church
man Hewitt begins her contributions on
Domestic Subjects with bright paper assail-
ing False Economy in the Household. The
wise and experienced adyic TO those per
picked as TO points of behavior is continued
by Mrs. Cadwalader Jones. The fiction i'm
cludcs Dawn, story of French life, in
which potonces Of tragedy melt into happy
finale, by Helen Choate Prince, author of A
Transatlantic Chatelaiue In Tho Yacht
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

syrinx" Martin Orde continues the account
of the Adventures Of Give Rayner. Replac-
ing the "seasonable Cookery pages is a
paper giving formulae for Inexpensive Enter
tainment, such as the Afternoon Tea and the
Staud-Up supper. The annual review Of the
Holiday Display i'm the Shops will be Of spec
ial interest to those considering the question
of Christmas presents, aud Mrs Wther-
spoons Tea-Table Chat and the notices of the
Holiday Books afford other information on
this absorbing topic. of like timeliness is
Emma Haywood's explanation of How to
Make Ornamental Texts for Churches, and
the suggestions for Chldreu's Parties. Mr..
yick's Flower Garden and the depart
mcuts devoted to Knitting, Lace Making,
etc. complete a capital number.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16
WhitClOCk'S
Christmas
Shoe Sale.

We offer to buyers of shoes
great bargains for Christmas
Nothing makes a more useful
Christmas present than a good
pair of shoes, slippers or rubber
boots, we have. We name a few
prices to give you an idea how
cheap you can buy from us.
Ladies Velvet House Slippers
SOC. Cheap at 5oc.)
Mems Velvet House Slippers
only 49c. better grade 65c., 75c,,
9oc., SI.oo and$I.25.
On our bargain table you will
find Children's Don pat. tip sizes
8 to II sole leather counters and
insole reduced to SO cents. These
are sold elsewhere from Is to IS
cents.
Large stock of Ladies Misses
and Child's Over Caters and Long
Jersey Fleece lined Leggings low
prices and quality the best,
SPECIAL No. I. 224 pairs of
Ladies Cloth Over Caters at 10
cents. Come and see them be-
fore you buy.
Mems Dress Shoe S1.oo sold
at other stores at $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

PittsburR Dec. Operations were
resumed I'm two window glass factories
Yesterday. al the manufacturers terms,
and others win start up, it is said as
soon as authorized TO do so by the
American Glass company. The fac
tories resuming yesterday are Hires,
at Quinton, ~ j., and Swindell Broth
ars'. at Baltimore. The cutters and
aatteners win receive an advance Of 12
per cent over last years wages in
stead of II per cent, as demanded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

Albany, N. ". Dec. 15-Chief Willard
last night received a message from De
tective Mccain announcing the cap
ure of Albert S. Warner at Riley, Kan.
Warner was the chief conspirator in the
kidnapping of little Johnny Conway last
August II. 6. Blake and Joseph Nj
Hardy are now serving terms of 15
years in Daunemora prison for com.
pllcity .u this crime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

Put an end to misery. Doan's Ointment
will cure the worst case of Itching Piles there
ever was, and do it almost instantly. Years
of -uhering relieved in single night Get
Duau's Ointment from your dealer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

While Stephen Neharish, of the First ward
was at work at StNicholas colliery this morn
iug,a lump of coal struck him on the left side
of his head severing the jugular artery. Tho
victim was very weak from the loss of blood.
His wounds were dressed by DR.. c. S.
Phillips.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

VIM j. Gallagher and Margaret Bresliu,
both of Mahanoy City.
Joseph Hamherger and Sarah f. Clouser
both of Mahanoy City.
Daniel Ebby and Maggie Weiss both OF
piuegroVe Twp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

Buy Keystonefour. Be sure that the name
LEsstG & BAER, Ashland, Pa, is printed OF
over sack
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16
. erssVn.-a-&@~\~ % "a.
: N0rdtn PsssiDg.
60, "a, - 000NN0 Q4lAENA

-,rr and Mr. q u....u.u. g. A.. o.,
pott.,.in,. 9P'''' 'OO'' "'
-Tobp A Reilly t,ansactod bpsinoss ot tbo
county scat today
-Jnstice W II Sbo.,,oior ,,oa, q b,si-
'''' ,''p ,V v,,I,1 iG,.s',,le ,h's morning.
.i...,,,,. 5, - ,'''' nun "
''''' ~ I" =. ,"Ilne' nDl 'I'enus'
. c,3 ~ WV ''lo'o' ',' N'a.''"as" NiS''oI
W '',J.''s 'I yy"" Yesterday sluernoon'
5.i.ii ".U us I.'"alu luIioE' ol ma,
' ~, W" ~ ''[gi'' 'uo iu''o'"' Vi
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

We have the best Dongola pat.
tip Ladies shoe at 81 so Cheap at
So .Oo)
SPECIAL No. 2. We have
about so pairs of Ladies Fine
Hand Turn Shoes Coin Toe, (some
common sense toe) all small sizes
from to 4, these shoes we have
cut the price almost in half.
Regular prices on these shoes are
So 90, $3.50, and $4 90. Closing
them out at So. 90 the pair,
remember sizes to q only, come
buy from our store and save your
dollars.
If you have Gerns or Bun
ions use Mhite1oek's Sure
Corn Surey we make it and
guarantee it to remove your corns
and not soil the Hose, also try our
BuniSn and Corn Pads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

who Said They Have a Cough7
Advice-Take Pan-Tiua, 25c. AT Gruhler
Bros drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16
HOOKS aRovvN. -oo<s s Brown.
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BULLI}TIN.

Only two weeks vet Shop Why not buv clrl,
aud secure offerings Our oc rapidly going
the reason the goods right and the price always right
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16
SPOONT'S,
IOS s. II2 East Centre Street.
HOLIDAY
FURNITURE.

Can be bought from us
this year IS per cent. cheaper
than during any other season.
This is our holiday induce
ment.
Fine Cane Seat Dining
Room Chairs, 75C
Square Extension Table
Handsomely decorated, $2.75
Bed Room Suits in
Eight Pieces $500
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-16

Councilman f. L. Magargle, who wa
confined to his home with sprained ankl
the past week, is able to be around again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
The Sunday school Convention.

A largely attended and enthusiastic
meeting OF superintsn6ents and Sunday
school workers was held a. the First ".
Z. church last evening 70 arrange for the
coming state Sunday school convention. 20
be held here on April p ard 2,
=. L Blaine presided ard J. A. Cathscart
acted as secretary. A committee on music
vas appointed. consisting ~ 2. II. Guioa.
chairman: J c. Keith, Rev. George ".
Lee Alexander Meyers and J. o. Rowland
A committee on entertainment, to be
named by the sup@rtntendents. one from
ea1h church. was decided on. their names
- 1,e sent 20 George A. Virtue. chairman.
Olympic block as early as possible.
The visit OF Prof. Hamell IL likely TO ex-
RE great interest in the Sunday school
work Each school IN tire city In 70 have
as many delegates present 81 all Ire sez-
sfons as possible A committee was also
appointed for the organization OF a SUI
Tperinterdents' union. 10 be organized after
the state convention Rev. w II Mer-
rett - preparing an excellent programme
ana State Secretary Seer IS gathering the
statistics OF The ~eate. The question Of a
division of the state work VIII be taken I'd
al The state convention
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01

part OF rae Instruction rfver rrereor
~1sEAan TIE c04rs scezAs c< tie oklsxa log.
Ds.sss asso1 Ire defendants - escape
lie orde~ bars fss dzxs II Nsrca n
@sc u requires ts<xseats through TIA r-cn-
eSatsns attorney. 20 aaszer ~trhfn sfse~~
GAYS. z1c gives ire Nccanns IRE privilege
OF ssasp srsHsz sae stz.s within ten azys
rs 3eSanE-x have always claimed tne.
u nao been their inteatior OF ssssire 70
Aiu cicero tssy would have doae II v~ne-
ta~y found hfrl a. tire ros asids. "a - rrss
ps1oe. Il viii be recalled taat sfzs- re
Hrsi row Cicero ran home an5 got 4 rife
ana tnsn came back 70 attack ire Me-
cams. or. a. les-s. II Il presumed thaf ne
oia nos conc hack vita tae rife % hant
osner game than the AcCanr.A The Nc
C&nns Instead % running horne after tee
first row. followed Cicero v1eu - raa
homo When Cicero ans TIE NeCaans rad
the tast hgnt. after Cicero rad as rsae
Cicero Tas killed. TIE defense nas sixzYs
cis1Eic6 t5at there we're .wo xsDarzse S.
ssuitS. srlle ms state haz taken tha o.
poSi1e view TINS defense cIas-ns that when
Cicero came back with a rife he cid the
attacking. and that tne NrCznus were
placed IN the position O. actin. in sell.
defense.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
TAKEN BEFORE BLISS.
FORMAL PROTEST AGAINST TINE
FOREST RESERVES.
Cievelaad's Order shown to Ne In
Have Been Given to the People
Anected-seEator Wilson Calls At
tentfen to the @Ghasriy Mistake
Made by the Ex-Pxesident.

WASHINGTON. March sL-Secretaxy
Bliss gave hearing today 10 large con-
gresSional delegation. VINO desired 10 pro-
test against the forest reservation order
issued By President Cleveland February
= last, setting aside large tracts o. vari-
Gus states. Taoss present included Sen
ators Wilson and Turner OF Washington:
Clark and Warren. OF Wyoming; Carter
and Mantle, Of Montana: Cannon. OF
Utah: Pettigrew, Of South Dakota: Repre-
sentative Mondell. OF wyoming and ex-
Senator Moody. OF South Dakota Land
Commissioner Hermann and Director VOL
colt, OF the geological survey. slso were
present
The general proposition urged was that
the proclamation be either revoked In toto
or its operations suspended until an in
veStigation could Do made as 10 the char
acter OF the lands embraced In the re-
served tracts.
II was Claimed that the act OF Presf-
dent Cleveland was IN direct violation OF
section "a OF the act OF March 3. 1881. ito
repeal timber culture laws" and OF the
general land Office regulations. both re-
curing. before any land is SET aside as
forest reserves by proclamation. that due
and satisfactory notice be given by posted
notices in the vicinity and publication in
the new spapers.
Senator PettIgrew denounced the order
as Contrary 70 law Al1 called Eor lis ell
tire revocation. He stated that he had no
objection 10 another proclamation being
issued later 10 meet necessary require
ments and respecting the rights and Ia
terests OF the people.
Senator Wilson characterized the order
as a "ghastlv mistake" and called par
tfcrlar attention to the Washington re-
serve. which comprises 2oo0eo0 acres. He
said at least 1900. oGo acres had been re-
served In his state in violation OF all rights
and without notice 10 any one. In one
county alone embraced within the order
there were 4s0o mineral locations. on
which work sggregating s.. co 90 in value
had been done. The proclamation ne de-
ciared, took away all rights. virtually con-
fsesting such property. So far as Wash
ington state Is concerned, the reservation
is not needed as there IS a perpetual
water supply IN the rivers through the
great glaciers. and an annual rainfall
averaging 100 inches He said ne was not
opposed to proper and legal reserves. but
they should not be created In disregard OF
all other interests.
Senator Carter advocated the suspen-
sion OF the order pending an investigation
OF the class OF lands thus brought in.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
VISITING COUNTY SCHOOLS.
SAINT. Meredith. Experience tn s"e
woods During the storm.

-.,,res satnartutendent q Schools steFs-
80 nss bsra saending most % his time
tsa,.. ,,isftfuv SCHOOLS in various parts
= 49,. ~o,,nrN. spending last week sia0ils
-, &, ~. Cedar mcurtain ana Mapi@
- sta,, atatrfets Sic said yesterday tHsR ne
"a tsuna the schools IN gocd condition
- ear a. teaching and attendance are
concerned ..s.A.,,r.
sr@ vras in the Cedar mountain neiShooF.
80 fass THURSDAY when ire esS VINO
rarne along ard had rather an lhRsi es''i's
- Nras In the heavy woods east cf the
.-.,-,,,tsfr 4" nc said yesterday, ~Hen zoe
..-,r,,, ,~araa M TREES began talhnk Hose1
-. a All sides aud ! had an} tang olt
- ,.,, g,vgas,fss experience. The roa9 VS.
-, es,ekes wfth TIE fallen truaAs some
- sbsr, vare large ones. and TANK !
..s,,ss ave crossed = hGndreo o. them p
!. ssstanes - four niles. The storm rsseo
n ,s~3>-x A. n. urtN iafe ~ me
-,s,,s- .f,s,e svsir track from Maple val
- =, sherwood sas completely ots-0AAF~
by fallen trees ..-ae-.-s.,,,.f vra~a
i,,urea ~ IRE flying timer. S'le :. -.
VS. Mr. carr. : prominent -. -, =
Na-fs valley. who Aad rs atiA
as - other was Mr Nstsnsi"s-
also seriously injured -
60 Meredith expects % 50 e NsH
.,.,,a Today 20 6eld exa5'aiha sl0'as -
,,,,-fts Or county graduation
K~ew-e state sepeFfnt efce0f %
-...Ai,- obstruction was 81 he city .es'eF-
ssw ara spent part - ire moFhIIsS -
g-,,sntv Saps~intersssat Nereoi'n oi1'ls'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
VIII OF Thomas r. Hzghes-

The All Of Tno-as P Hughes. veo
died & Isis CRY iaxs Thursday. vas fed
for probate yesterday. II L. dated June
4. Iss5 and seqaesx1s the bulk CT ire prop
erty. real and personal smo3nting 20
about SIS DO. 20 Mr.. Hughes brother. VIII
tan Hexhes. OF Doszei.ey. Ne~tonsIhzttre
North WalssA x gives 20 Thomas Hughes.
EsyAew 81 the deceased. gols watch ard
chain. and s. 10 each living sisger Of the
6ecea sed
TIE property becuea fhec 20 william
Hughes coBs.g SIS OF SEQ worth OF per
so-afty az5 one Of me buildings azd half
a lot on the east ss3e ot Firss avenue
soeEth between Main and jackson streets.
Grfithi Rees. or snohcrish. "a also .
beneficiary. the viii specifying that GER
tain sums OF money due BY him on a note
ard mortgage are 10 De RENTED and the
note and mortgage ca5cesed. Mr.. Rees
is named IN the viii So executor. without
oorcs. He applied yesterday Tor letters
testanentary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
IaE FORGER'S WORK.
..pxns THAT SHOW PRE-
~rv now 1T WAS DONE
FILE Give ID the Guiisy
- II Rafsed Numbers and
..<~s ssnes-Actisn OF Acid
eraser shown Gnder the
.~~,e-Insfznces fn which
=. @yesso Have neea Ciumsfiy
.-osher Court News.

,,ssse a. large could take a peep
=. ,o--nesst corner room OF the
- snes.ors Office. where Expert
So $50. young and Fighting Bob" VIII
r-,pding away on their task CT
= - av.r The vouchers that have
se 49, .as Office ard the warrants that
- 80 our. the result would DC a more
-, -. sr..gsxs,son OF .Es loose methods ous
1..-s RE a!lsred frauds In connection
.. =. rad districts o. the co9ntv have
me a1erest tyre could glance at
=. - rhsze vouchers and see that they
=. be<a tampered with. and II he had
p 1870 iesr. q look through the power
= satisfying glass that lies on the table
- eonytncs. As far as Is possible with
= sss az OF fac smile reproduction,
:. ssssle ehss morning may peep a. few
: sss~ vouchers through the PoSt-sntelli-
.<~r IL every instance In which one OF
-. sogchers IL quoted below fictitious
- szvo beer inserted. except those Of
go afsesrs. 80 a. 70 guard against the
s.~ssa.sy Of ralzing al unEEzels alarm
f,s.rw.xe the documents are copied ver-
80 Foryeries or raised amount are In
ses,f< below BY "a
lee q one OF the simplest and yet one
y - e.ansiest OF the raised vouchers.
rxs biz for lumber. duly cerfined and
,sns.asy paid sor by 4 regular county
s.rsrsi. II was originally for q very
srsa amount. but every single item in *
80 ssea raised until the total. which lacks
.ng three feet OF agreeing with q correct
szatsos, makes up neat little sum:
christopher. Jan ~. 1884,
County OF King
.. erown & Jones Mil Co, Dr.:
Road Dist No. -.
Com. Dist No
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
4 Gamblers Reform.

After Eve years 81 gambling life Harry
DeuRherTy has come 20 the conclusion that
fhere g ncthirE - e. snd he SAYS that
from now or he inten.'s % lead a differ
ct fife. He said yesterday afternoon 70 A
Post futeIltgsrcer reporter "a, he rad e.
tered IRE employ Of q Chicago beck s-rn.
ard that Il was his Intention 20 earn an
honest living.
poughe-ry nss given ID "a uSe 90 nor
phins after a hard struggle. and wnen
this news Races his people = wlg cause
the1z much rlesSTre. Do8xhertv comes
from = GOD family. ard Is an fntefiiTerr.
fellow. u ne hssf enjoyed his natural
absltty from rs beginning n Efe's haftle
in the rtght direction Re Eoasd nat b. a,
The foot OF ne ladder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01

Charles Maroneck held for twenty-forr
hoar. tn the King county tail on the charge
~ assault with irtent 20 kill, was taken to
Everett last night by the sheriff, where he
will probably have hts preliminary hearing
tomorrow. Capt. p. ID. Hughes. OF this
city. has been retained as his counsel, and
VIII 60 70 Everett 10 handle the case.
h&roneck's victim. Samuel Furgand. AT
last accounts was still W 1ering in a crit
teal condition fn the EespssaI az Everett.
the physicians fearing that the wound
which Maroneck Inflicted just over Fur
lands eye with spike slsdge might prove
fatal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01

Chief OF Police Mccain. OF Helena. win
return home today with Ben Franklin. who
is charged with robbing s hotel safe Of
$500. The chief found Il something OF 3
novelty 70 look over town OF Seastle's
size and find that gambling was nowhere
20 be seem. and that the saloons closed az
O'Clock. Montana however. has gone
way over the mark on gambling and
passed law making II felony. A man
may be sent to the peritentiary for FIVE
years This law goes into effect next July.
and Chief Mccain anticipates many
'sn'eS sureS"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
ANOTHER VERSION.


ne reeasxe-z - tAe ssast6e. Las -.
a Eastern Ral,roat cosr ~ -. :,
e. a. answer IN tie 4arnase So =
49, y weoslsn< - 3sEna@es frs'F e
- = Ass Nr-5sA~~. Charles y. y eso1s'1S.
- ,,-..sa estate - a sayzsn issfaieE.
~ne answer asaa5fs $40 sisssa g.,..-,ss
xx,S,ss-x'x cc-a plasa:. wta-, thaf rs = =
Z. w.~s,rw w-as slUes - IANs So
- -. N..v~-ses4- s IsSS ard taMt =
,,-,,s 49, demand tor 80 - ss as1sAS :
-. e~e- -sfssSes. ~ tie raifrnat cos1aS's'ay'
90 - ~&,-ss q very Sz~cFe1f s~~-
- rs,~ story - the secstsat fr'Ff tsstt
=. s,-.N q, - complaint Il s-sezeS ta'A1
=, ,Sa saw % shs accsss-7' ta@ fsessas,s 49,
-. .,s.-rafsnx Us euswc - rs2ss arisAT q -
-. - -ste q xr@e8 sn4 - yeE
.--A,-s,,se ss-ss: - a. wcosasrz ~As sa-sans
- - sses trzrx Or Nas-H. - Aa1
,~--ssness - we0sa s@vs e.sen 80 49, -
.s~e .s,ax 80 train was easily Fas4sts 1T
ss-.s--e = Is, warts fse-a SAs~s - : ss
~s,ssnx. fAat ssst s. e sFpresSsea = =
=. ss.rte-. across Ia nan u@SA 4-@e "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
New suits Filed.

The following Few suits were fled in
thu superior court yesterday:
Mary 5. Neweomb VS.. Charles L Catch
e. as--From1Ssory note, sl,2s2. interest.
and foreclosure.
First Ma siOnai Bank OF Seattle vs.
James II. Wooiery-F'romissory note, slice.
and 20 sesi collateral stock.
Charles WitSz ". Minnstta A. Ga rdner
e. l.-PromiSsory note $50, Interest, L
tornsy's fee. st250. and foreclosure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01

You waste twelve hours-delIberately
throw them swsy-if you take any other
line than the Burlington 10 Omaha. KAN
sas City. St. Louis or any other Southern
or Southeastern city.
Tickets timetables and fun Information
on application TO the local ticket agent, or
BY addressing " 2. Benton, Puget Sound
Agent, corner Yesler way and First av-
enue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01
87r. as az n.

Hare a one which WI show stiu more
ssgy sae q the methods Of which the IN
ssrssatoss have found numerous IN
sasess In every instance the action OF
a. ss4 or an eraser Of some kind is plain
= ssosr where the Is printed in this ac-
ssasL Tbs face OF the Dill Is as follows.
ssss shat. as already Indicated. John Per-
siss :. Of course. a mythical person. BY
~ way. 10 such contract" a. thai men
sassi ID the bill has been discovered.
County Of King
'Ts John Perkins. Dr..
A1a3 ---- fund
"Roat District No. -
COMMISSIONER District No. 2.
sssslng ssuUip@ out Of Co. Road
Fess Of Charles Barnard's place.
safs done on Cogaty Road in
raasAs Of June ard July as per
mnsFscf 1907 Rods q 100 per rod $3.50 CO.
-fw value received I hereby assign the
ssgss calm 70 L. @. Smith and authorize
"a ugnty auditor 20 issue warrant IN bis
ars. JOHN PERKINS,
Reverse, or Outside. Folded.
Warrant No. s9a9s.
lad Diss. NO, CONS. psst. No. 2.
Gain OF
John Perkins
For ----e-- Road work"
AF1aNrt Claimed. $50 ~
Allowed in the sum OF $1,000.
H-aa.rman Beard " County Commission
~ King County, state OF Washing ton.
y hereby certify on honor that ] have
tTsshet the labor claim amounting 20
hA~ s9r which the within account "a
fseeTef. thai ! have not Fecsived pay
ztai q the same or any part thereof and
= said account Is Justly due me from
JOHN PERKINS"
twaala be tedious to go into ali ;he de-
sis iavosyed In such & transaction. The
sasss and bridge" aro stamped in with
~ lssters the reason for such = change
. re fo.ssr being that Tire money for the
lad tsnd 10 distributed by districts. and
~ say gven district there are often no
'sats available where's the road ard
aNEs warrants arc paid cut OF tie gen
eil lru6
AsTs . another typical specimen. worse
aotelo than those above. To b<Gin
alta Ire aate IL changed. manifcstly be-
age re foz ger wished TO add a charge
e re eAl for labor performed on days
i4Seeusns 70 the original date. The
VT sasv % what eytent ne has managed
-ei IN sl5 work On ;tls one bill All Ire
sass "a Jgse aster the Seth, have been adj
- esve uaosx IA August after the
ssg.a.
Kent. August 80. lsSi.
King County
5o-RfAtn Boyic,s n.
'Eosd Fund
'E.oad nirs No. &
Con- List. No. ----
Mars ncw road ~ sec's & and =.
'-n. i Is L. Il - a. - g.. 80
AVS i..1s To-. H. Is.' Is. - To-
- a. ~. D.. g..
Fc'.i aanAer Of days 80 G 80
with team
glG 80"
Ngnt HeFe appears ore ~ TIE many IN
seaces q re clumsy nay IN which the
80 oss core be- work q VII be ro-
teai she duties ia June ran consee-
ley trori the 18th To- the 18Th su,ps~
mo ilth was sunday. ard is emit
Ih's was the original BIN But IN
sefsed dates the forxer has written
apparently no, vo'jclng that that
z ga fen or Sunday.
original 81 Jh.s btl called Tor about
y ss labor. 81 sl.73 per day. o. total
TIE prize per day has b~cn
% $50 ard TIRE phrase with
ess ASen added
-. - lafestlsnf0rs go IS said. claim 20
S uary fo~Eerlas similar 10 tnevss
eHS unnistaks BLY, iu Smiths hand
Csoers however ara ievclvea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-01

The city employees will be pad mex. sat
uTvisy for February work
City Comptroller Parry yesterday sent
70 New York S7S. interest due on local
bonded Indebtedness.
This afternoon ct q o'clock the council
VEL meet IN committee OF the whole 10
discuss the Cedar river water proposition.
At o'clock regulaS meeting OF the coun-
Gil VIII be held