The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-28
4 PASSING THRONG.

& 80 sr1knas4OQ Will DsEtb ksE 1sn~eS ~
y ~ 6our ni.i, elevator and ware
-. 4 rot-wef. Mr., 1aom'''h via
1.,ss Taossson Is deciaedis ifspasaenI
sS,. ~ SeIsy he has ssssaay Expert
- IAN that worries ne nov.
4 ~eeuipx, lis getting t1. trsns-
- ss,essfes. The oil which started
r. ~ -nver Al, area OF about i,ilb by
L. ~ ~bseh two strips. one siD by $50
l..sx .r,thsr % BY 30 feet. bs.lonx 10
80 -. The city council has PROM
p. 800 the railroad s1stT- and l an
1870 ,kem pretty soon and ask
T. !. ,.ske their promise good.
@ I've tl,otxra, sonzsaer rAi!foaasns
... - line Of a city ecuEcil's basssi-
al. ~ void rather nave the railroads
l. "A. srs,r. When Judge Burke re-
- fhk East he vial kna5S DEF
~. ,-x1t the Great Northern Is Wiling
sv.~A rsn make terms with the couu-
a nat question that the pressure
lx - colnI0u will be strong enough 10
"a. ~. council 10 alter the franchise
..s.s ,,Ssasad. In such a way IS 10
.zs. = .c-eDfabie We viii be ia ter
<.s - 4 we have TO sit out On The tits
ssss vl(hout any sascks
-. - 4, the gauae tx about a wagon
- may claim II they can set the
- orrerx on the tide lands 70 sign
<sssxun6nt 10 let the expense OF the
49, rosA becoms lien on their prop
- - city viii tnsn build the wagon
49, a. Il IL. The city cannot issue war
S. srlfhout the consent Of the property
s1ax
k<s5g ths.< n an agreement "a TO a rail-
- 81 f5s time the site IL filled, have
r. 1aaiter headed In tns construction Of
~ keaf purchased from Kerry aud
1870 & Poni. and VIII 90 ahead. To-
xs talked over contract Tor The
1snlsttor Of tie mill. but Before set-
es9 = this point win see what prices
- q b obtained from local COM
1900 cement ard brick. There win
! e ~ Il brick and ordinary piling rs
| z. foundation. On Saturday ! will 10
No. m make contract for The ma
:Atsf1
ssFs hope e put the mill building In
S.r<A dhape after sixty days from coa:-
rsselng work. as Will enable as to start
crsfsar n the machinery We can. OF
c~rss work ON the construction OF the
s.,.koSae and elevator while putting ma
s1nery IN the mill. The machinery should
| = b plsce IN ninety or enc hundred
|hsHs
-1hs peopie and committees having In
! had he approaching Fourth Of July
uiebfxtton and those who are arranging
- reosTAmma should offer prizes for
+ eonpetitfve drill between militia COM
s1ieH.s sajd Assistant Adj1tant Genera!
Ieon Joelin yesterday. There are
ss companies who. in the event Of
49, A~fft n ~ III fr
| + Hatt 4 very effective feature OF thu
81 parade. There ere companies that
4, keeping up their drill regularly and
nnocsensiousiy which would be able to
Gsn6 very thorough inspection. and II
ssuA b good chance to put them
Trough their pares."
ueus. Col Josisn states that the
rnt<d states Is now prepared to make
u almost unii::.tad issua ss Springfield
aaea. the war department. having adopt
4 H. Krag -Jorgenscn magazine gun.
~ 0pring4iesd rifles" he said. ARE
NJ q good for drilling and I dop't know
htt lbf lighting as we'll. I am perhaps.
Fsiudlced against the Krag -Jorgensen
-
No, 10 portion of our allotment OF the
esxgnmsnt military fund has been with
&3vn on account OF tho disha ndnient Of
~ sems anies. : TUE annual appropris-
~ b WA0H. and this Is divided among
saiAs that have militia organizations that
WI aGgssgase 100 men 10 each congress-
haal delegate. This state has four rep
nnersatives snd requires only 900 mil
Karen 10 cnfitle II 10 It's pro rats. The
Hlilsed strength OF the state or Wash
kEloa b more than 100 men,
Cd. Josiin says that the property Of
~ dlDhanded companies has been re-
hfasd 70 the adjutant general. acting also
q epartofmaster general. at Olympia
he casiains OF the companies who
aFsashed bombs az custodIans OF tho
E3se's property. were relea sed when their
tseouafs Tor returns were checked up
siA the itsue. When the accounts fail
ksft BY other loss than that Of wear and
NJ. ana no reasonable excuse Is furnish
q TOR IT. disappearance. the command
rs osdcef II held responsible for the miss.
- articles 81 the value placed or them
~ tAer Grst cost 10 the state Every
hae invcnsoried Ia the company cap
Ans even the cross arms on the caps,
y one case OF a disbanded company the
sspsain had to pu. UP $3.50 for the losses
q the state. In the recent spakai.e Are.
ssm The Arcadia fheafer was Burned.
g entire company equipment was de-
Meysd. ~ course the captain and his
asnen were exoneratea as they were
responsible for the iosr''
unN Of the strangest. II not the oldest
suslcn that ever left the hounds or tho
snsed States was recently forwarded
em Alaska so the csar ~ Russia re-
aAsxed resident OF Alaska lass even
- A. psu knew. the contest for the
sershap Of our territory has. as II
su has done In the past. Involved
su~i ~ the religions denominations nf
sssa IN the controversy Each sect II
- afraid thar n member or sup
sa OF an opposite denomination might
N'uhs s,se appointment advance RE
.ss OF ono church To- the dsadvau-
~ eI another. Fer that reasas. th.ugh
may possibly have been for some other.
members ~ the Russian Greek cnurre
essssiing principally Of former Russian
1870 ard their descendants. circulated
: Pssissoa addressed 10 the sxar a .kf.w
mfefression with President M,lSfnley
asveut the possible appointment; ~
go y. Brady 70 the Office Of governor
Ssns. while resident Of the Nor:n Was
.m supporter Of PRESBYTERIAN sntsr-
WY the Russians should thirk he
sa discriminate 20 their DISADVANTAGE
nes knew. II will be now r~eee-
go N TIE annals cfsinternatlansl t,nfe-
49, ne white cxar 81 all the Rnss,as
- ousr any suggestions relative ta
sexlsx" ''''''' q cur own
1870 n Kelly. TIRE actor. whose home
az snA city and who left fer the F.as, a
~ 80 - weeks aso after shert vaca-
:. ,. ~"a ms Family. said that tae rank.
exshre concerning the cities or the
Prevails throughout the r,a~, ex.
~ "a sos larger eltios, where CONNER
-. 'e.suons Justify an accurate knowl-
~ sas best places Ter Investment.
sa..sa'. heiiy VAS member 6, tAe
a yrss company a year aro he VISIT
r-. "akesesr'e. Pa. and white n con
~s'oa With the keeper Of the hotel
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