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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-25
NOTICE.

CUBsCRIBERs ARE RESPECTFULLY
able strictly in advance by the month
quarter or year.
Y. I TESLA,
~ ~ NorsCev
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Editor Observation-Disclosures: Last Mon
day about 1:30 o'clock I went to the gem
eral delivery window of the postoffice and
inquired for my mail. especially for a
pamphlet / was expecting. I got moth
ing. About 1850 o'clock a. m. on Tuesday
/ called again and obtained a letter post
marked as received at a. N. on Monday.
and re-addressed TO the general delivery
from Sacramento. / again inquired for
my pamphlet but was told there were
none. This morning I went again about
II 80 o'clock and asked for mail, and was
told there was none since was there last.
l insisted in the presence Of witness.
on having the mail looked through. Then
/ obtained letter containing postoftice
order, which was stamped as received on
Sunday night, August 18th, and distributed
at a. m. August 10th TO the general deliy-
cry. ] again inquired for the pamphlet
and was told there was none. and about
$50 p. m. / went TO the postmaster's Of
fee 10 register q general complaint about
the delay and stated that I was sure the
pamphlet. w. r. Ogilyie's report on the
Yukon, was there. Mr. Colkett went out
and found IL waiting there. he said he
would make an inquiry. but as turned
around to leave the Office he tore the
mculorandum in two on which the partic-
ulars were stated: otherwise. / would not
have made this statement to you. Re-
spectfully, T. s. NORRIS.
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..The FIRST Born" Tonight.

George Osbourne, Hugo Toland, J. Harry
Benrtno. John Armstrong, George Fuller
ton. Harry Spear. W. Belasco. Joseph Sill
verstone. May Buckley, klttie Belmour.
Mrs. George Osbourne, Gertrude Tidball,
Senie Wells and all that wonderful galaxy
OF players who, as the Alcazar stock COM
pany Ia San Francisco, created the roles in
Francis Powers now famous Chinese
classic drama, The First Born Will be
seen here when the play IS presented at the
Seattle theater for three nights. conmenc-
ing tonight. The characters in the play
are Looey Using, a slave girl: Che Pow, a
nurse: Chan Lee, wife OF Chang Wang;
DIR. Pow Len. learned doctor. Man Low
lek. a merchant of the Sam Yup Tong,
Chang Wang; Hop kee. pipe bowl mend
binders of the See Yup Tong; Sam Chow.
an employee Of Man Low Yek; Chan Toy,
the first born of Chang Wang; Way Get,
a Chinatown guide. tourists, etc.
The drama Is in two acts and two scenes.
showing a street and an alley in China
town, San Francisco. Incidental TO tha
play, love song. q death wall, walking
song and folk song. all of Chinese origin.
will be sung. The overture is 4 special
feature and includes the highbinders' meet
ing and patrol and the Chinese serenade
for mandolins. The scenery and costumes
are unusually picturesque ia their OrIen-
tai spendor.
The funny comedy in three acts. Lost
for a Day" viii also be given In connec-
ton with THE First Born"
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Personal.

John F. Lsnoghan. Of Tampa. Fla, is at
the Diller.
Gen. u. c. Govan. Indian agent for the
Tuialip reservation, is at the Stevens.
William Dale OF Edison arrived at the
Dliier last evening on his return from the
East.
merchants OF Victoria. is at the Rainier
Grand.
s. II. Seymour. OF San Francisco, one
coast, Is al the Butler.
T. a. Aiaher, representing the Cincin-
nsu Graphic. is IN tie city for several
days. he is az the Stevens.
Il s Whitney, log buyer for the Port
H3dloCk AIni Company, and X. Shibles, OF
the same place. are at the D!ller
Joseph Sweeney. n pioneer resident Of
Friday Harbor. accompanied by the
Misses Sweeney, Is at the Dilier.
Judge J. A kuhn. formerly probate
3uase q Jefferson county, came over from
Port Townsend yesterday and is AT the
Stevens.
John c. Leasurs. formerly deputy United
States prosecuting attorney at Portland,
and b. fore that time mayor OF Pendleton
or. bat now registered from Ketchikan,
Alaska. is At the Northern.
party CT excurslonlsts returning By the
Queen IL at the kalEieT-Grand. inciualng
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Han Everett. OF
East orange, y. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ElWuod Foster. OF Washington City. ".
Woodwork, Of Minneapolis. and the fol-
loving from New York. g. w Mead r.,
Mr.. and airs. Jesse &. woodruff Gilbert
T. Y uodauA Jesse W. Woodruff Carrie
i. WoodhuN and Anna i. Woodruff.
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The police are very anxious 20 make the
acquaintance OF Francis z Drake. esd.
VINO occupied rooms Sii and SIe Pioneer
block until sometime last Monday as the
high nuckamuck OF tho United States
mining bureau
The police ara interested in the case
only incidentally, the real nourners be-
Ing Frederick. Nelson & Munro and tina
h2rdy-Eal Arms Co. who caShed cheeks
Tor this knight OF the skip-aways-
About two weeks ago Mr.. Drake opened
up mis- Offices in the Pioneer block. He
was well-appear1ng fellow. and had a
distinctly business air about hin. He
was over the average height, had a
smooth face and wore gray suit CT
clothes.
After renting his Office he went TO
his ONCE furniture. He made his selec-
lions. and gave his address he was sp-
parentiy at his ease. and Chesterfield
might have picked up a few points on
how TO do H." When he got ready 10
pay his bill he produced check on the
Boston National bank for $50 and re-
Gaested that he be given the difference
IN cash between the amount of his pur-
chase and the face Of the check. Ills
request was granted. and Mr.. Drake
went away as cheerful and airily as II he
was q millionaire
The next thing charged against him Is
passing bogus check for $50 on the HaT-
dy-Han Arms Company. he succeeded in
imposing upon that firm by getting one
of the men who worked in the Pioneer
block 10 identify him ss Mr.. Drake, husi-
ness man. occupying such and such rooms.
Mr.. Drake had check for $50, upon which
the names OF "Lowman * Pelly'' appear
ed. These men were recognized as good
by the Hardy-Hall Arms Company. and
under the circumstances IL was thought ad-
visable 10 favor Mr.. Drake with the
money.
AS things have turned out the checks
were returned after passing through the
clearing house. and in the meantime Mr.
Drake and his furniture disappeared. He
has not been seen al the Pioneer block since
Monday.
No one appears TO know anything about
the history of the manager Of the United
States Mining Bureau. and Judging from
the number OF people who Were after him
yesterday afternoon he has a few more
scores 10 settle than have yet been re-
corded.
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Court Notes.

saeriff.s sale Of real estate In ira casa
Or Ella E1rto VI. Evan p Davis ard Wits
has beer confirmed
x. James Bc.hwelI hlea big FINAL report
po4x and William r. SAyRzrd sh0wfr~
balance OF hand slesz.
Judge Moore yesterday granted Maud
Otis decree OF divorce from James Otis
leave 20 Resume her maiden name. Maud
AdamA
An order was made BY Judge Moore vas
tsrdzy II the estate Of Frank Ashcroft a.
loving ne widow and minor. children SIS
per month from the estate 10 date from the
death OF Ashcroft
Judge Moore yesterday signed sd ogdsr
for Wit Of assistance, giving D. X Welt
possession Of some So acres OF land the
south half OF the Buckley donation claim
OF DuwaB1ish rAsr.
+. K Strive filed hts hnai report as re-
ceiver tn the case OF the German Savings
and Loan Socttty vs. Christian e. Nelson
receiver discharged.
The sale Of the woodanan property At
the southeast corner OF Cherry street and
sixth avenue 70 the German Savings and
and the receiver discharged
Frank b. Cole was yesterday appointed
guardian Of Joseph Chester Mile Catha-
rine. Spencer Raymond and Edward Max-
Wei FOX. miner children Of the late JACOB
T.. Fox, and his bond faxed az "a 30
Notice was received yesterday At the
probate department OF the county CLERK
Office Of The discharge from the asylum az
stesIaeoom OF George kewer, who was
committed from this county September
q 1855.
g. T.. Hanson, the receiver appointed TO
handle the Nixon A. Mcconnell property
yesterday filed report showing that the
highest bid made for the properly vas
81. 30. by Rothcaiid Bros. n rec INN nd
ed that Il be accepted. and Judge Moore
confirmed the sale
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CaII for the Chamber OF Commerce
Next " eek.


Secretary Llnr. q the Chamber 81 Com
ussrce. viii cali general meeting q
Ehst body some time next week - which
the merchants of this city wtll he invited.
The purpose q the meeting Is TO carry
on The advertising 81 Seattle IN a coneer-
vafsve manner and 20 devise rneans
whereby ire advantage 81 the Queen cry
nav - placed before the people % the
country IN vha best possible form.
AT a meeting o. the trustees 81 ths
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday after
nocn = l. Webb spoke - tire great good
THAI had come 20 The state ga The way ~
first class iruuaIgvafion. that e. directly
trzre1Als a. the wide Influence % TIE
washington state Monthly. In the gen
erai dex elapuaeot Of Washington SEATTLE
has nroatea SIS fa8 share. ard ths osacs
cf the Monthly Is daily reaeiviaE frora
twenty-five to 20 letters thai are rot ir-
gsu{r3es ccncernfrs Alaska ard the pos
ABILITIES for aSeQuate cutfittlng in TIE
city % Seattle. hgt requests for icformz-
tlon concerning the agricultural resources
~ tne state E'rcsn ferty % fry families
srs being heated Ec1t5fy IN different
PARTS o. the state. whicA TIE recova .
railroad reRatss will show. besides mary
others who do not AK for thH return .
thesr mercy which Is allowed ov TIA
roads,
Taeve Was a very general sentiment ex-
messed BY thoso present that the Nsa-a-
~ shsuia - kept sosng- ard TIRE uzatts-
vii Re t,rcagat CD ~ the meeting next
w-e~s TIE f1u8 for it, publication Vii
-, sxhAgss@ss ~ the cna - se~sersts7-.
= - ceaksHsr>8 ey the railroads oua CT
.ha NEST valuable publications. that they
ssssrsaafa. ca tho suh5sct sE lalia.g grafton
80 WAshsG ETeEs.
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..x.u,,w In the Pseiac Northwest =

-f.s,l~ work Is a complete review OF fhe
...t..val resources of Washington auu
southern British Columbia, comprising
"a, nagcs with twenty~essnt Hlaps Of the
several mining districts ~ gfves. ~ sd
sss..,a 20 \ xeneral description of and TIRE
80 trto each district, a detailed &c.
.-ysnftsn e each property v hile the maps
NV railroads. steamboat tines. wagon
.s-ss trails and rliginE locations. II Is
.,a-,c.aats ana IS the only work OF TIE
80 gr existence dealing Win mining %
yya.htnxton II was edited BY J. X
tsexre= g the post-In'eligencer star
and published by that journal On sale
-. poxt.frtsIIirencer business Office
p,sr. 81 cents: hy mail. IS cents. 60 any
,,,s,, ir the United States or Canada
SEND subscriptions 20 manager Mining
N fha Pacific Northwest" Box =, Seattle.
Wash.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since January I and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
J. 1927. are 81 go 4is.57. There were filed
for record yesterday Z deeds. aggregating
ti20sl05. Following is a list furnished
by the Seattle Abstract Company. room
40 New York block
Mary Vernon and husband ". H 20
George A Blair lots Il &nd L. block e.
China Park. July 4. 500.
g. f. Sullivan TO Lizzie Carr Sullivan
lot /. block 3, PontiuS "a adj, August
L. 81
Mary r. Ballard 10 William Winter
lots 3 and T. block s. Mountain View Gem
etery, June -. G. c. 80.
Sheriff to Thomas De Witt Cuyler and
FffinEham T. Morris. assignees Of So
ncitors' l.. A. r Co, 80 70 lot 7 and
lots s and 2. block =. Pontius 4th al,
August L. 81. etsoS.
WASHINGTON Y. Green 20 Mary Ann
KerrfEan. y sw and sw Sc sec 81, ip
p. 8. 10 acres. except acres. July
stewart Steele 80 Robert GourIey. lot
T. sec 10. ID 3. 6, A. acres. February
l.. s300a.
J. Il. Rawlings ct ok. 20 8. II. Rich
ardsan and sophie Hataff, Red Chief
Big Bone. Henrietta, May Flower, Jennie,
liza. Amelia and Eureka mines. Low
creek district. August IS q. C.. s..
Tuesdays Transfers.
George +. Meyfarth e ux. % PaciHc
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Lard Lard co,s sw Sc sec p. p :. 4. % acres.
Mary Jane stewart 70 Mrs. Ia n
fo-tes. lots and 4 block D. Crows tss
&C heat, Nay =, 81.
Karen Mary Petersen and husband MIS-
= 10 James Eva lots Is ard II. block ].
fictcTy al. June Z 81
Sheriff % Emma p. Piurnley, lots Lasss
70 lVsl Of an unreccrded plat Of = ~
ting said lots OF west. August IL N.eea
Robert Weedsn 81 ux- % Mary Coats
lots ard =. block S. weedirss div. Green
Lake al. April Is. $780,
Charles Heantrar TO Eva EerntgSr. tot
"A block y. Gilman Park sd August II, 81.
William Cole 20 Elsie May Fares nee
ColeN. lots Is and q. block ], Eiawaths
Park. April -. 1885. 81
j. w. Wheeler 70 Charles Rain. lot )
block $, Kilboarne's sup plat Lake Union
sd. lots u 20 L. block s Grand Bonle-
Naru al. January : q. c.. 81
Susan krfsghbaura 10 w KrieghhatlEa.
4 sw Sc sec II. ~ =. 1. - acres, July
y, love. etc.
Security Savings 4 Trust Co. Of Port
land, Or. 10 Third Street x Suburban
Railway Co. al interest as mortszxee or
trustee IN ordinances No. i.te. city q
Seattle, granting franchises. etc. 10 Raj
nler Power s. Railway Co. October 3
1SSS. q. c. 81.
George Lindsay ct az. TO Third Street
4 Suburban Railway Co.. right q way
1sas 81
Sheriff to Thomas De witt Cuyler ard
Effinghau1 B Morris. assignee Of Solicit
ors' l. * T. Co, lots and 10, block IS
walIa waiia al. August Il s-s1aTe.
Sheriff 10 same u ne sec 81. - q,
4, - acres. August e, S<s-sa
Sheriff 20 same. Tor 10. block s, A. A.
Denny's al, August T. ss&l.A
Sc sc sec II and lot !. sec IL. tp "a, ),
July z. sS.55o6o.
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xo,,nw the exgert employed "
p-s~ nozsn.sslcnsrs 70 tnYeslSass
~sx q the various Offices a. Tie
- 1sr,.hossx. has completes nss re-
eusy ~srsr recesysd % the sheriff from
- = = 1ssf 20 January II. sss. Tor
1ss.y -sasr tnan these committed frcna
The report, although dated
- -ss not nlsd until yesterday
n 4 IS follows. emitting the de-
! !. go al which each total IL the re-
.ss.,sissscc u made ~:
~ ~ Honorable Board OF County
q ~ on King County, Washing
r@..su.eu: report hers~iln, Tor
EXPERIMENTATION. the following state
~ "a -sansy received By the snerin o.
~ s y from January IL Bsl. 70 jan
= ~ for prisoners Other tslAn those
2s,sed FROM King county. mclsding
@.:s1 States prisoners eopb''eo ~ Asss
~ 49, s,s6 has considered, no DOUBT
n. s,e,sev thas received belonged 10
~ 90 was not received by him as
... !. tYustse for King county.
~ - = natter involves such q lsrge Gum
- venture to gasses, hat a test case
-ssas a. 10 the zheriTS liability
~ ~svsierafss 70 all bills rendered. 50
=. "a have been able 70 ascertain. read
$erd and custody the sheriff would
.s.ssss sntitled 10 The amount fixed by
.rsssnfssionerg for the board OF pris-
]. 81. ii should be determined IL the
- Z rot entitled 10 any sum ~ s1-
~ = coupas,safian for their custody.
~ rricse fixed BY the commissioners
- - Il was contemplated that the
- Wu not entitied 70 pay Tor Gus
shss being an official duty compeu-
81 sshry. bar for hoard only.
~ skertR u required 10 pay Into the
10y ali fees collected Is not conpsn-
- Tor custody q fee7
~ noursIy provides 4 place for the con-
6r1nt Of prisoners. pays the Sheriff
~ fcr TIE performance Of spfci1c du-
a me- Of which Il the custody Of prison
says for his deputies. Jailers, jail
zen. for water. liEhts. fuel. heat and
+ xher expenses sac bare s1stenancs.
n csanfy ~ board OF prisoners. az
= fxed from time TO time BIZ tbs COM
1900, varying during this period or
~ from % 10 3 cents per diem.
4 sabmis that the sheriff OF King coun-
= Souh not have received this money
= - Individual but as sheriff, q trustee
4 mat, for King county.
Il N accounting | have charged as due
II coaufy the difference between the
s11rrf due the sheriff for board and the
Uetnt received. raising the question az
- thaf Ill compensation received should
m boon paid into the treasury az other
- az rad and that the sheriff In turn
1n1 have been paid for the board OF
- pe1eonars by duly youchered and au-
~ 6lIla In the usual manner and as for
ouuiy pT4aCners.
81 skser consideration. you find the ps-
fl1R txke In the matter 10 be correct,
- xsctice should be discontinued, for
Z AlFe h profit TO accrue In the caring
N United States prisoners. or other coun-
- erfsnnef4 THAT rrnftf xhotfId ha t<fue-
nQeiy6 and not the sherins.
~ report Is made ia two parts. cover
u no distinct terms of Office. though of
~ mme officer. Respectfully submitted,
DOUGLAS YOUNG.
9nisIs. August II. 1897
Hecapituia ton.
nsH period Of time-January Il. 1881, 90
1rssry .. lsas.
Amount Due King
Received. County.
Received from United
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Mining Note. From Grand Forks.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Tntelligeneer.
GRAND FORKS. b. G.. Aug. H.-Mr.
White. superintendent OF the Star mine
at Nelson. II. g, IL in the city looking
after some gold and copper properties.
The wagon read will be completed up
the north fork OF Kettle river 20 Pass
creek in a couple OF days, and then win
be continued up Pass creek 10 summit
camp.
q. oscar Nelson. OF Spokane, has let
"a c0ntrsct TO do the assessment work on
the Cast and Prcus claims In summit
camp 10 Robert Prybllski.
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To TEST THE ORDINANCE.
hoard of Works VIII Enforce the
Sidewalk Law.

The board Of public works at its session
yesterday afternoon decided 10 make an
effort 10 enforce the sidewalk ordi-
nance" which was passed or rather
signed On July ?. 1895. II provides that
the city has power 10 notify any prop
erty holder that IL is his duty 10 repair
or construct a sidewalk IN front of his
property. In the event OF his failure to
do so. the city has the power 10 have
the repairs or construction done and TO
assess the cost against the property.
The city authorities have sent out a
great many of these notices. and in many
instances they have been totally disre-
gardsd. Legal steps Will now be taken,
and a test suit will be brought to dets-
mine what the csty's powers and duties
In the premises are. The particular prop
erty selected as the basis OF the test suit.
is the Holmes property on the south side
OF Yesler way between Thirty-first and
Thirty second avenues.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-iutelligeacer
NELSON. b c.. Aug. lS.-A valuable
strike was made on the Gold TIP claim
on Toad mountain. In doing the assess
r.ent work. \ four-fcot vein 81 free mill
ing quartz was uncovered. peFeiopmea'
work win be pushed rapidly.
Matters are lively 81 the Fern mlnc
;,rss now. The machinery for the new
tyventy.stainp mill IS al on the ground,
and the owners expect 70 have Il run
ming nv October l. The tunnel Is now
an loo feet and is being pushed rapidly
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u IS refreshing 70 step into q clean bright,
sweet-smelllng train. as you 60 il you 20
east via Billings and the Burlington route
No dust on the car seats. no litter on the
car floors, 10 foul etrs nothing 70 remind
you q former occupant
Omaha. Kansas CRY. s.. Louis Chlcago
ALI points east and south.
Three routes esss--v!a s. Paul Billings
Meuf- and Dcavev.
Holds the worlds record for long-aistance
fast running
For tickets and Information apply 70 ths
Eearess ticket agent or to ". p. Benton.
Puget sound agent corner TeSler way and
III axrnle.
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TEN HoUR DAY TOO LONG.
Canse of the Recent Brief Strike nj
Monte Crfxto.

An explanation OF the reported strike
at Monte Cristo Is found In a special dis
patch 20 the Post-fnfeiligencer At the
Mystery mine, tina largest mine operated
I'm the Monte cristo district. the time OF
the night shift was heightened from eight
hours 20 ten hours on Tuesday evening.
causing the strike.
After a few hours consideration, how
ever. a number Of miners returned.
though few dissatisfied ones left for the
klonaike The management claims TO
have enough men left TO work the mine.
and no more men are needed.
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PREPARING FOR LABOR DAY.
w. G. l.. u. Makes Ready for the Cele
br&figa.

Active preparations are now under way
In labor circles for the celebration of La
Dor day on September s. Committees have
been appointed by the Western Central La
Dor Union TO attend TO the various details
Madison street park has been selected as
the place for the celebration and several
prominent citizens have been approached
with regard to their acting as the speaker
of the day.
The usual programme of sports will be
given, including a baseball match between
two of the most prominent clubs on the
Sound.
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yesterday to be Cor s1ss 80. estimated los.
on car load o. bananas shipped fror,
Yea Orleans 20 Seattle last month. Ira
nrn1 claims that frs contract with the rad
called for delivery o. tha fruit in this city
WITHIN nine days fr0z !fs shipment from
New Orleans. but that e fact more taan
Len days elapsed. The complaint charges
that some of the fruit was rotten. sonas Of
II damaged. ard that the firm lost sales I.
had In view In Tacoma an6 Victoria.
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ssI,plns ore direct to swansea.

VANCOUVER. II. c, Avg. E-Ry The
steamer Tekoa. leaving here ~ the era
~ Senternbsr. several sample shipments
~ ore VIII y, made direct 70 Swansea,
wales The shipments range from one 10
twenty tons. and II the prOlect 81 taken
mp hv mine owners. Il Is proposed 70 m
.uwurate a regular nne q steamers be-
tween hers and Swansea sSmrlinE works
would be established here and ore would
be pasd for on the spot. VIVIAN 4 sens
a. behind the project
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81 q fsfic encounter. Il which Lewis
came our second best. and on otscer os-
bora Coming in view, he demanded the
arrest o. IT'S sssaliznt agreeing 20 go 20
police headquarters and prefer the charge
Of assault and battery himself lie put
up SO bail fer his appearance IN court
Raaderhorn was locked UP for the night
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There Is possibility that the famous
featherweight. George Dixon. may appear
in Seattle. Nose Goldsmith received a let
ter yesterday from Tom O'Rourke. who IL
as well known as a manager, as Dixon is
as a fighter. asking what the prospects
were of any OF the local men desiring 10
meet Dixon and Joe Wolcott I'm their re-
spective classes. DIXON and Wolcott VIII
give ten hounds
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For Dawson city nsr~rt.

Steamship Soyc will sail from San Fran
cisco August 2. frogn Seattle August e
making close connection at the mouth ~
Yukon with river steamer fer rszwS,r
C.Ey. No delay. Inquire =. E. Catae. agsu.
Arff-g ton dock. Seattle
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BRE NITIE>.

Charles Nopp vas fined SO in Justice
Austlns court yesterday for kicking his
wife.
y. II. Thomas. VINO is accused Of run
Mag q crap game Ca Ballard avenue, be-
tween Park place and Second avenue.
Ballard. has taken a change OF venue to
Justice Austsns court.