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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-12

NOTICE OF SALE.-Notice is hereby
given that under and by virtue OF an or
der Of the superior court OF King county,
state of Washington. made and entered
on this fourth day OF June. A. -. 1887 in
case number 2. go entitled S. s. Eddy
ct al. VS. l.. A. Treen & Co. all OF the
property of l.. a. Treen a. Co. now in my
possession as receiver, consisting of the
stock of boots and shoes at No 70r First
avenue. In the city of Seattle, state OF
Washington. and of the store fixtures.
furniture, office furniture and fixtures,
shoemakers' tools and machinery and
book accounts. and bills receivable. will
be sold al public auction at the storeroom
of l.. A. Treen Il Co. at No. T07 First av-
enue. in the city of Seattle. county of
King. state OF Washington. on June Is.
A. y. 1897. at the hour of 10 o'clock n. m.
in one entire lot, except that the old book
accounts and bills receivable will be sold
separately
deposit Of ten per cent. OF the amount
bid will be required 10 be paid to the recetv-
the bid
All bids will be received subject TO the
confirmation OF the court.
CHARLES @. SCOTT.
Receiver of the Property of L. A. Treen &
co.
Condor & Wright. Attorneys for Re
ceiver.
TENDERS wANTED-SeaIed tenders adj
dressed TO the undersigned will be re-
ceived until Saturday. the 2ssh day OF
June 1881. inclusive. for the purchase If
the business OF the Excelsior Brewing
Company, Victoria b C.. Including stock
of beer. brewing material. lager beer
pumps. beer wagons. horses etc. good
Will and leasehoid interest. Particulars
and conditions Of sale on application.
This business IL being sold ~ a going
concern pursuant 20 an order OF the su-
prerne court OF British Columbia.
The highest or any tender not necessa-
riiy accepted
Dated at Victoria, II. c.. this 9th day
OF May. A ID. 1897.
A. w. Y. rNNES
Dum'leton limos. Solicitors Etc, asis
Langley St. Victoria, Il. c.
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251 n secure correct insertion OF
z sfrder these headings, the same
II - left at the business office Of
es-ssr. no charge IL made for suea
.srer~a nctices. resolutions or other spe-
& sGnnuncemenss wifi be charged AZ she
3. a. 10 cents per line each insertion
pQ6T- co.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
n 8. NAIL

STEAMER DELI w.ehssf]
Leaves Galbraifh dock, 1904 g "a -
ton street, Tuesdays. Thursosss rsmeHe,|
urdays at o'clock .: m, ~. HsaAI
Port Gamble. Seabeck pnu.sxsseft ~
pewatto. Liiiiwaup fnns. ~ -
ohi'" 's % TROUTAAN. A
Tefephone Red Isl. s|
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1ekas0 81 ~ WIN BE- paid for infor-
1Ataon Loading t. tho ayress and conyic-
- s. Any one stealing copies o. the
9e.lntelli9tncer delivered to subscribers
feugheut tie city.
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Ss6. S{8cSS. ~ - II - s2ssstnieIi,sencer.
ACOMA BuREAIf-No. 11c Paciiic
QRT LOWN0END-wi!lsAm J: Jones.
..zzxz5EIAxINGHAN BAY-New Wnaiconi'
2Lt11f1k-li7T Main street. q. c.
!; IT H. IT -. ~ h31N and aituations
4A4seo viz y Inoorte0 ct the rate o!
ut . Wof4 each insertion. Payment AZ
44yU - Advance. No advertisement TO-
see1vod Ton. teGs than = cents.
11e EolleWlng letters await advertisers
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popr ORCHARD ROUTE

steamer MARY r. PERLEY.
r,eaves Galbraith's dock, foot Of Wtseke'
ton street. for Sylvan Grove, brenaa.
4. IS. Navy Yard. Charleston. s,dnel, =
$40 a. m. 400 p. m, Surdays - =
Returning. leaves Sidney At 50 = y
ie::i5 % m. Navy Yard. 100 q m u
m, Saturday nights. leave sldafys y
O'clock: Navy Yard 60. Tele2hsnss -
ISL. Open for charter on SUNDAYS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
tice is hereby given In accordance with
XVI. of the city charter, that examina::
versions who have flied applications for
positions In the classified civil service
of the city of Seattle. as mentioned be-
low:
Fire scrvice-Exa limitations for original
entrance TO the positions of pilot stoker.
engineer. driver, pipeman ana truckman
on June 10. 1877.
ing stations. also water inspectors. on
June Is 1897.
Ali applicants will be examined In the
branches specified in the rules and reeu-
Iations of the commission. and In the re-
nuirements OF the positions for which
they apply.
No application for examination for these
examinations will be approved later than
six days prior to the date OF such exam
ination.
Each applicant will receive postal notice
of the exact time of his examination
Bv order OF the civil service COMMITS
sion of the city OF Seattle
A. Fl. CIRCUIT. Secretary.
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STR. MULTNOMAH
DAfLD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND 0LYAln
At p. n.
FARE TO TACOMA. $ CExTA
STR. City OF ABERDEEN
(EXCEPT SUEDAN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLIAf0
AT $50 A. n.
FARE TO TACOMA. = CENT?
Tel. 81 Main. CITY DOCK. Aeuk
CAPT. l.. WILEY. Manager
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION Co
Time Card In Eject June ! ~

SEATTLE. EVERETT 4 WhAfUA
ROUTE
State OF Washington leaves s'ss
daily. excep, Saturday, at 10 2 = o,~s
SEATTLE a LA CONNER NULL
Fairhayen leaves Seattle daa'y.
Sunday. az 3 a. m. -. -
Telephone. Main c1s. fes'es
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WHATcoM, SEATTLE AND TAM
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY sof Acssssss
Fairhaven or Whatcom. Law ~. -
ciai dock. Tacoma, = p ~
Thurs. and Sat. Returning lsass. ~
com .. m. Fairhavsn. sls 9 - -
Anacortes 10 p. M. SUM-, y, Wssn nsz ri
FRI. Fares Seattle 81, OF ~ tssss
Tacoma 81. IS. or 81 round TIP rim
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PEOPLE s WINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle, Wash.


"orFicERass AND TRusTEiE:is;'M l'''
Arthur A Denny. Vice President
John Lear ....,.... Second Vice President
James 4. Hayden. Manager. cash'r. ssc'y
sigmund Scnwabacher, John Collins
Z. &. Neufeider. j. r. Greenieaf
Tranxacts a savings bank business ex-
Deposits received from 81 TO SO, 600
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
jisslry deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF aray and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved cotiaterala only.
DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS
Incorporated 1857.
sp'iaa ''-''-''.''.'' ..-'..'..-.....-...*2oo t,o
''' ,e. ,'ss ''''. '''.'it'-i.-.;. $3.50
Flce President ......... ". M G.adI
2ahassF ..--''.-.-'.'. y u; Latllnr
fers on S@@ YORK. Chieago. 81 Paul San
Francisco. Portland and various po!uts ia
oresea and British Columbia
ahae elsewhere ia Europe
Collections made at all points on favor
Bonds. stocks and other valuable.
eeived on deposit for safe keeping.
THE FIRST NATIONAL HA.K Or
SEATTLE
Paid-up capital .xaa go
surplus ....-..--. -............. la 90
Maurice NcMscksn . prasta.,,
IA -ss+--.s.r.....stG Vice HrskkH@ue
Lester Turner .-....-..- cm.a.s
Gsu.Fai banking business transasseTi
Sight and tsIegra phsc exchanr. rav.I.i.
;" a. .as gf..c'pai cities OF the
United States and Europe.
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sKRUsE S. $. LINE.

Steamer Cleveland leaves Seattle fos ~
Francisco June 10Th. AZ 5 p. n FGs
Cabin. $3.50; steeraxe. S. Steamer LA.
leaves San Francisco June 18th fsF szxNs
and Tacoma. Freight. II per too.
Ii. r. GAME, A&sni.
Arlington pu'k
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cOMPOSYTION-We are now prepared, to
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure) In Nonpareil. Minion BREWER ana
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or address Post-Intelligencer seat
tie
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY RI
manufacturers. business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping I'm
reau (Allens). Union block, Portland.
Or
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
signed have this day formed a copart-
norship under the firm name OF Knox &
Love IL the grocery business at Sij
Third avenue, in Seattle. Wash
OSCAR KNOX
JAMES @ LOVE
Mr. Love has lately retired from the firm
of Hemphiil. Love Co. on Pike street,
and will be pleased TO meet his old friends
at his new place of business, NIB Third
avenue.
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RESOLUTION NO. ll2-.Be 1t resolved by
the City Council Of The City OF Seattle as
follows:
I'D That II IL the intention OF The civ
81 Seattle to improve Howell Street from
Minor Avenue to the Alley b@,ween Terry
and Ninth Avenues and the alley running
through block ~. Heirs OF Saran \ Rell'a
Firss Addition. by constructing an iron
stone pipe sewer throughout said portion
~ Howell Street ard sald alley. together
with all necessary yves, openings. man
holes. Iamphoies ventnafor., catch basins
or That the cost thereof he paid by as
sess.nests TO be levied upon the property
aoutfing upon said portion Of @aLd Howell
Street and said alley under the plan or
Immediate payment" in the manner pro-
vided by the charter and ordinances OF
The City OF Ststtle aud the laws OF the
State Of Washington.
fa That the city engineer De directed To
furnish 10 the city council an estimate OF
the cost OF said Improvement.
40 That the matter OF making said i'm
y.royegnent VIII be considered by ehs city
councti at session thcreof 10 be hslt
on ne stu Day or Jug. lsts. at 81 o'clock
y. m, at Shtch time all persons desiring
70 BE- heard before the city council upon
the matter u making said Improvement
ara notified TO BE preenf
pa>x~si TIE City Council the ~ 1.t
June 1897. and signed by me in open Sas-
SION IN sugsersgic stfen OF It's passage this
IN day Of june, 1881 .,
President Pro Tern of the CITY tso,sncn
Flied by me this 1fh day ~ June 1897
WILL II PARRY
City Conparolisr and Ex-OGlcso city
Clerk
Date Of first publication June 10. iss7.
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS Terry
avenue sn3 Virginia street Improve
\ stlee Is hereby given that s@aleA BRO
l1saAs Wi ~ received 81 Ths under
SsSued secretary 0f the tssara os p.fhllr
works of toe cssy II 5satt3e ss9 20
sfcllpk r. n. Aaadny. June zis,. fss1
for the trnFroV euaent OF Terry avenue ana
Virginia STREET from Stewart street 10
fsixa.h avenue. ~ constructing a rilg,..
s4@er slusg SAT- street 6es - eer se.t
zyo.utS. scs2ethaF wiz all necessary cs0sft-
snsa wFes. Gsznaoses- i8IYsphoiee v.rtt-
kslvTzs flushing ,atnkS @B1 caseia "a as
tsrgVs4p1 by ordnance No 49, nrssatsfss
ioc4l Improvement s:4ssryet No. Isl ana 81
accordance S45A tfe F<a2s aEAs sgee.siee-
tors no~ cn ni- 81 The osfbce ~ tae board
Of f,a534c Iorss.
Fsaca sssd psgsss - accompanied by a GER
Tiled ehsrS. ssaz Asse 90 tau order Of the
city c1sp gfro6IaT. TO- a szaga not sssea shan
aye ~ lsar csnf o. ne bad ard 40 ia
w51l f-e considered 1vless accompanied sy
s$lsd check.
The successful tsfd<r viii De required q,
enter inta : contract ant furnish salts
factory ss9tss for tzs agns1nr required ~
sl.s e..y e-Saxses sxs4 isas saoo = as 5l@sa
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ICE AND COLD STORAGE

DIAMOND ICE AND COLD STORAGE
Company. foot Cnfon street. rnanufsc-
tuEes srsssA. ace from distilled water.
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HANNAH BATHS.

NEWLY REFITTED and furnished Turk
ssh, Russian and steam baths; plain
naths (porceiain tubs. x.oo: open all
night: good beds. Telephone. Black 1927.
llo Columbia
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WANTEp-ro RENT.

ANTGEA--Ahosgt four ge-iggt s4xUis nS.i
rooms for hoaSckecotngs efNs1 - t,seI-
hess csatRrs satisfactory reference t-Ek.
ssfsheA aHd caru guaranteed 4 J *
care hcst-intesis&s fScgs
TED Ssrs<t{s ns~S -s}A@s gG~gss-hssf
ssSAsS@ ~ Z To sk,ssts@s ~ -. A4aEiN. No - f.
drcns issezs sice TeaSG &c saa sesz. .a2sSSa.s
koosa s.. Butler aSssl
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
ens&F~xrs Acd ccgtrS efa-s. bridge hsgfls
lag. siTeGEtrx. Aarsor IrzspssxaEns hts sys,i
general contracting. Charles street ara
k'fkSt avenue scgsE-
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY husss.rx
ssf bs13ggS fer railroads ara hsxnwavss
pile sTfsiag xreStss ard wharf Ss,tIxtinx
L.. Seattle National Bank building.
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GRAIN AND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SEATTLE GRAIN AND STOCK EN-
change. % Sullivan block: grain. provi-
sions. stocks, on margin. Tel. Main "a.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-12-10
INTENSIFIED AapucrIoN.

Mrs. Kitty O'Neill. teacher in the
public school. met with terrifying
experience just IN front OF the sherman
house at So'cluck last evening. villain
Gus wretch making nn attempt to abduct
her and threatening 10 Kill her with a
knife that he held in his hand IL sac
should make an cutlery.
When reporter called at the Sher-
man House later in the evening he was
Informed that Mrs. O'Neill was in such
- Frustrated condition that it would be
impossible Tor him 10 see her The facts
in the case, however as narrated by her
10 others are substantially ms follows.
She had been to the law Office Of
HAYS aud johnson and was returning to
the Sherman House. Just before she
reached the gate she was confronted by
man who seized her by the arm and.
raising "a long knife, threatened TO cut
her heart out il she did not "come
along" quietly lie at once started with
her across jefferson street towards the
school house. Mrs. O'Neill terrified
almost beyond the power OF utterancc
told hun who she WAS suggesting That
he might have made mistake. His
Onl, response was to admonish her to
keep quiet or he would kill her.
just as they reached the standpipe
Mrs. O'Neill heard someone coming out
of the capitol grounds. Summoniug all
her resolution she turned and He'd to-
wards him for projections. The person
appearing upon the scene was William
bullock. Taking in the situation at a
glance Mr.. Bullock started towards the
highwayman. The latter hesitated for
AN instantas though preparing to attack
Mr. Bullock aud then turned aud He'd.
Mr. Bullock ia pursult.--Bolse states
man.
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holical manger ADD child ard shereby
carry out the biblical significance Of the
day.
1t IS sadJcning fact that modern
childhood has lost much Of its Diden
freedom. buoyancy and innocent dclu-
sion The Fonileroy boy and the hot
house girl have largely replaced the
wicked little rascals and the lomboyish
lassies who have become the fathers and
mothers OF the D eseat day. Jaek-the-
giant-killcr and Blue beard are no ion
ger staple IN child lore. nor do the ogre
or good larry terrfy or soothe the
young heart as 10 the o.den, golden days
that even you and ! remember. But is
IL well that childhood has lost ITS illu-
sions and romance and imagery Truly
IL seems that IN this age Of high pres
sure activities the Young are brought
soon enough into the actual. ties Of life.
The forcing period comes 10 ample sea-
son. childish Vanilies are quickly dis
PEELED. the bloom aud freshness OF inno-
cence are gone even before the change is
understood Children are born into
childhood and by nature are intended to
have iis frolics. its follies and It's fairies.
The child that does not have these has
had something taken out of It's life that
after wears can never restore.
Let the preachers crowd all the sym
bollc religion into the adults and into
those who have reached the age Of dis
erection that they can stand 1t won't
hurt them and may do them power of
good. But let the iconoclastic hand spare
the harmless JOYS Of the childish heart.
Let Santa Claus bring on his messages
OF peace and good will and his substan-
tiai blessings that shed such light and
benediction upon the family circle
Lewiston Tribune.
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nls Ann sLnrnp.

T. J. Wilson. the pedagogue at the
Scott school across the river, had "A
hearing Yesterday before the county
superintendent. TO- show reasons why
his certificate should not be revoked.
owing 10 conduct unbccoming teacher
aud tending to demoraIize the discipline
Of the school.
Two aiidavits have been illrd one by
Roy Anderson and another by Henry
White. stating that they had seen Mr.
Wilson. the teacher. after school hours
acting in AN improper manner with one
of the nrrer girl pupils OF his school.
Besides these atEtavits aud the testimony
of the three trustees Of the district no
further evidence was produced. The
trustees are j. E.and W. A. Rankin and
G. a. Stevens.
Mr.. Wilson oaerd little ia defen se.
admitting that he had scnfiled with the
girl after school hours and that his arm
had perhaps accidentally slipped abont
her waist lie SAIL The trouble had
arisen from jsalously among the boys.
The county superintentt NJ. after
thoroughly considering the case. decided
that the case was not suiiicisnt to war
rant The revokiug OF the teachers cert
ifcu'e Eat recommended that the board
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-12-10

For beef a Ia mode purchase six
pounds of beef from the rourd. lard il
thick,y, pulling the lardoors directly
through the beef. Mix teaspconful
of ginger. half teaspoonful Of cloves.
teaspoonful of cinnamon. a quarter
cf a teasroonful each Of mace and pep
per. and rub thoroughly into the beef.
Moisten the beef with four tablespoon
fu's of viregnr and stard it aside over
night. Four hours before scrvirg-time
put into the bottom of your brazirg pan
"A double ran-one onion. one carrot,
haf teasroonful Of celery seed. fcur
bay leaves. four cloves Of garlic. Put the
beef on top. partly cover with stock.
cover the pan. cook in the oven for four
hours, hasting every 20 minutes. Salt
may be added when the meat is partly
cooked.-Mrs. :. +. Rorer. in Ladies'
Home Journal.
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\ Svcdc came into a lawyers Office
one day and asked: us hare ben law
ycr's riace?" ~Yes: I'm lawyer"
"Wcil. Master Lowyer. I tank l shall
have PAPER made." '.Whnt kind Of n
paper do YOU vant?" We'll. 1 tank 1
SHALL have a mortgage. You see. L
buy me piece Of land from Nels Pet
crscn. and I want mortgage on it,"
''Oh. no. You don't want n mortgage:
what you want is deed. "''No. MASTER;
l tank l want "A MORTGAGE. You see.
buy me two pieces of land lcforc. and
! got deed for dem. and mother fcllcr
COME along with mortgage ard take the
land; so I tank ! better get mortgage
,ais tine" Ct.cagp Ch-o1icle.
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A CRUSADE AGAINST SANTA CLAUS

The MN York Press reports that "A
number oil preachers OF that city have
agreed 10 discourage aud DANISH Santa
Claus as a feature OF Christmas obscr-
vance. They say that The religious ma q
ture Of the day Is neglected ia the supe-
rior homage that is paid 10 the patron
saint Of the chiidren. Instead o. santa
Claus they propose 70 introduce SYM
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-12-10

C-REMoNT POST No %. G. a. r. meets nr,t
Saturday evening Ia each month NJ Russell
a iseagan Han. H. a. bailey,
A. G.
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December q 1897
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler haS hled notice OF his intention 10
mako fiaal proof ia support of MS claim. and
that said proof Will be made before l,cgi, .cr
ana Receiver ~. =. Land ONCE NJ Boise City
Idaho. On JuLulry H. iSlS VIZ;
txra Bradford.
pAyctts. Idaho. Va. application No esq for the
$3.50 NV rs G. n ne u sw \ sec "a
tp. . mrs W r.. NJ idaho
he names the following Witnesses 20 prove
Ills continuous reSidence upon aud cultivation
OF said land viz.
HRnriSter Frank Bunnistcr. all OF Puycttc.
Canyon county. Idaho.
CHARLES HfNRoD. Register
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-12-10

PRESIDENT CowEN OF the Baltimore
4 Olio road appeared before the inter-
state commerce commission the other
day to make a plea IN favor Of extension
of the time within which cars shalt be
coupled with safety couplers. He de-
clared IL was question Of business and
that, IN consideration OF such questions.
purely Humanitarian theories must be
given second place. The remark has
aroused "A great deal of comment. IL
was brutal and ineNcusable. The peo-
pie have determined that the men who
handle the trains ON our railroads be
given every possible protection, aud MIR.
Cowrn and his friends will not be- able
to defeat that purpose by the interIec.
tioa OF any cold bloodcd cuisines
questions. Statesman.
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OF trustees discharge him aud select
another teacher. The recommendation
was acted u9on and Miss Cora Rubin
selected to teach the remainder OF the
term. Statesman.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-12-10

\IyANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND AC-
w tive gentlemen or ladies TO travel for re-
S0ousihle, established house In Idaho. Monthly
foa 90 and expenses Position steady. Refer
cnce. Enclose Seif-adcrca>ei stamped envelope.
The Dominion COMPANY, Dept Chicago.