davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-12

six furlOngs. selling
Montgomery lU7 (Slaughter), . to 5..............
cod orn So q. Mat ews), 25 to l............-
Nicholas Iva (CJmbs), 60 l.....................S
Tine, 1:l5 hoent-en. Oman " ood, Queer
F.ambeau, Joan and PeIeas also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-12

LATONIA, KY, June 1.-THE track was
in good condIuon here to-day, but iour
out OF SIX horses sent 10 the post met with
defeat
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-12
One mile and seventy yards, selling

TN CUP S2 (hIttty), %
Celtic Bard IU9 (kowe). 10 l. ................
Seabrooke IL (GRrner), 8 to lO.................;
Time, 1:4o%4. Gom, T. Blackiug Brush, III,
Dragon ana Tom ElmOre also ran
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-10
bnen f4on unter benz griinen JtaIen i9luz

Dim 6. NoDember bat Der groBe Mtbisirter
unb 5ugIet9 &Gmpfer fir @olt8re9ts, q III
boGf tr If 0 IN in Berlin, na6bsm er am
10. Stto6er in Der @ti1e Ieinen e If 3 II II D.
fteb3tg ten @eburtst1g bsgangen
bate, fein T inf5igiGbrt9eSS Subj
lGum ais 2ebrer Der 9eiltunbe
g%efeiert. Oa er tpenige Sage Dor Die EN- Su@
6ildum einen &rdnt6eitsanfaQ ge1dbt 6atte,
10 purbe bprerit iebe aufregenre Jeier berz
mieben. Ser neltberiibmte Gele6rts battle
fi9 iebo9 10 melt er6Olt, baB er 0liidpInf4e
in Ieiner Nobnung e~ntgegenneb1nen fonnte.
Ser &ettor uno Die 9efane Der @erliner
11niper1itdt iu9ten ben bo9berebrtsn gpIz
Gegen in feinem 9uufe auf unb ii6er6ra9tsn
bic @liidpiinf@e Der uniberittdt. Jtetto1
profefor S9moler, Iopie Der YrofefOr
9enbner BON Der mebi5inii9en 5afultdt tislz
ten Nnlpra9en. Ser Subilar onnfte in berg
li9en @orten unb ertldrte in ieiner @eI9eiz
benbeit, baB Die Seier i'm beI9dme, sic
ma9te trob ibrer @imfu6beit altf ale SHE'LL
nebmer einen tiefen @inbruf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-10

8oGfam iir unere &eferen=
n m : g re0iger Wegn1ann, 2te6 II. 81.
ipirb es fem 5l p%ernebmen, baB Der Stabtz
gonbent, pelber etnen neuen 6rei6rtef fir
bic Stabt San Srancisco ausarbsiten ioG,.
Der Mebrbeit na4 fir bas REFERENDUM To-
tpObI pie fir Die Snitiatioe lit. 0enn pprz
GGufig lit befhGofen tpor0en, bemielbsn bic
geitimmung ein3nFdigen, OuB ale bic 8srz
gsbung BON priOilegien un6 ben itdbtii9,n
8eIiB ange6snben 6rogen Dem 8olfe our Gnt=
16eibung borgetsgt perban miifen, faGs Is
9ro3ert Der @dbter es berlangen, unb baB
ebenIo bic gletde Mn3abG WdbGer Nbinbsrun=
CEN bes 6reibriefs borf9tagen f0nnen ion,
bic bann Der a19ameinen Nbittmmlng gu UNI
terbreiten iinO. Natirl.3 be9e9nen bieie
9etimmungen befti9item Wiberftanbe Iei=
tens Der i'm Gonbent befinbli9tn @ertreter
Der Gorporationen, ebenio pte li9 Die ppGiz
titer gegen bic glei9fa1s porgeie6ene Ginfib=
rung bes @ibilOienites itrGl6en. IS f9eint
aber, baB iie in Der Minber6sit iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-10

@eit es befannt geiporben 1T, baB Die
fri 9ztatboIif9e 8anbe ben
Profeffor S3r0bsr felt Sa9r unb
Sag fogar Our9 etgene Spiel Derfolgte, Die
felbIt bas @las 8ter, tpelbes er our Wa9lz
3eit trant, auf3ei9neten, duBert ii4 in ben
beiten &retien 8ai6ingtOn's ulgemeine @nts
riitung gegen bic 8anbe. @u4 Der e ana
Ter Der ran3Dfif@en 8otf4aft,
Sules 8oeufe, fprab bel Dem DislDerfolgten
beutf6en profefor Dor, I'M inn feline Sbetlz
nabme unb 3uglei9 feline @ntriiftung iber
10 niebsrtrG9ttge 81 rfOlgung.n aus3uOriiden'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-10
Sur @a1I tn Wew @Orf.
(Ntah befanntem Tert.l

Siin9it rift cine 9ame bonn Niger
8ergniigli9 unb fed einen Siger.
9o9 ni@t lang bats gepG6rt,
@ar bic Dame ber5ebrt,
un6 es la9t ieBt oergniigli6 Der Sige:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-10
6ret fiir f@wa@e Mammer.

I'D iuerbe ieOem Ntann ~toitenfret cine grobe Der
6sflmittel ien6en, Die mir bic noIe Mannestraft uies
SerbergeieGt boben, neDOeln ales anOere feblgei6ta.
gen bate. Sieie Wteoi5in beilte mid o~oGftdnDig BON
8erluft Der 2ebensfraft, Mtangel On esi6le6tli6er
Gtdrfe, %nerpbier S6ipa6c unO na6tli9en @reiiFen,
unb miro sic ebenio Detten. sic t6nnen ss bur9 cine
Norefe beute, Do 6ies nibt ipieber eri4einen mag.
gRan i6liebe cine 8rictmarte bel. Nbrefs: Carl J.,
Walker, lag Masonic Temple, Kalamazoo, Mich
2isb1Smi. ia. [. ms y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-10

1ls6er 90 abtmiBgef4ide Der al
gtnctnnati'er Surnge=
metnbe T6rsibt her bortigs r@oltsfreano"
nit innerli9er @4ubenfreube, Die man ibm
in bisiem Safe m9t libel ne9uen tann, SOL
gen6es:
ySn Der Srii6iabrstpa6l bate bic Surnge@
meinoe ft9 nidt bepogen ~getunben, Elm al
tes, benG6rtes Mitglie6 unb 5ugleib Grim
Der ber1elben, pel9er bic domination tltr
bas 609ite Mmt in Cincinnati erbalten bate,
au irbofItren, aber troBoem lpurbe 0leies
Mitglieb, Sbert s II It aD Safel, NIT
GROCER Mebrbeit eripG6lt. Sn Der neuelten
Npbem6erpa6l inbofirte bieIel6e Surngez
meinbe bret i6rer Mfitglteber auf benz repu@
blifanil9en Sidet, uno tie tpuroen glan5eno
= 9ebauen."
Der GGtefe Sttmm9eber in Der
@tabtNen gort lift Der beutI4e Proz
feTor 6 Emanuel g pa b, her i'm bur-
bertunberi ten 2s6ensjabre itebt. Mu5 Jrant@
furt am Main, mo er Nbpofat mar, lam er
i'm A, Sabre na6 ben Ser. Staaten unO
qriinbete in Stem gorf cine Pripdti3ule,
bic uufbliibte unb Die er Bis gu leinem 80
2~ebensia6re Ielbit leitete. Nu4 BEL Der 9roB@
Seem gorfer @tabtipabl in ebter Wode be-
CAB ct ii9 gang alein gum Stimmtu1ter nnp
purbe nit benz langen uno psripIdslten
@timm3ettel fertig, Obne AUDI nur 1cln'r
Brittle gu bebirfen. @r Jimmie fir Den We
form<@ u6l3ettel. Nuf bic 5rage, oh sr anq
nod in Der mG9ffen prdiibentsnpo9l gu 1t'flz
men boffe, erpiberte er la4eao: pSDarum
benin ni9t9 Dor langen SabrsT, ais Der
8irgertrieq i'm 9ange mar, prop9s8etten Die
iungen 2eute mir Elm balotges Cnoe. S@
BIN absr nod Oa, pabreuO bic meiitsa DON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-10

Sc pirb aus &onitantinopeG scmel<
bet: Der Sultan peigert it9 enti9tez
ben, 2i9ter in ben Oar6aneQen oDsr Dem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-10

Camden bat f3pere, pabrf4einIi9 t0btli6e
0%erlebungen ~erlitten.
Sir Wtlfrieb 2anrier unb Sir 2ouis Oa,
bis reiten am Montag natb Wo1bingtcn,
I'm Der @onferen3 britif9sr unb arnez
rtfaniI9er Sa9krtner betreffs Der Hobben
i'm @ertngsmeere bet3upo6nen. S. 8. Maz
conn, Der canubif6e 6a9mann, unb g. %.
Mennin, Der Gbefclert bes Sti9sreioeparkz
ments, begeiten bic Miniiter.
Neu=Sbottlano.
Oas 3 Meilen BON Salifar gsteeene Wpbnz
baus George Sulod's lit Sam it1g Nea6t pouz
ftdnoig nteoergebrannt. Srdulein Marp
@alter, S9pefter Der 5rau SuGod, unb Elm
bier Sabre altes Sinh bes SuGpd'f6en @bez
paares iinb in ben 6lammen umgefommen.
Oas S3iff rMc2eob", 9apitdn @tepart,
tpel3es bon Slcile nit elmer 2abuna .3uder
na9 6altfar iegelte, lief Sonntlg Morqen 8
l1br beim 8lad9fod, in berN1be BON @um6ro,
in etnem bi9ten Nebel auf, Oas 6a6raeuo
fiiate ii9 i9neG nit Wafer unb lie 9emanz
nung na6m ibre 3uflu9t gu ben Rettunasz
6ooten. 8alb nahoem bic MdrnI9aft bas
S9iff bsrlafen bate, ging bafIel6e unter.
Sritiih Columbia.
Der Oampftefel Der &opaG GttD edge
miible in @ancouDer erpIobirte Mittz
mod Mittag, tpGbrenb etne Nn3abt Q(rz
better in Der NGbe bethlehem i6r Mitz
tageffen etnnabmen. Mebrere purben oe<
tDotet unb piele anbere berlebt. Oas Dad
Der Weii6le tpurbe bur9 Die @etpalt Der @rz
plOitom tpeggeblaien. 9as Settle Der @r<
plOiiOn mar auBerbalb Der Stabterenae heutz
li9 .5u 90ren.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
KLINE s. ROSENBERG,
First Avenue, Foot of Cherry.

neer's office In regard 10 the matter of i'm
provement to Skagit river. In answering
the communication Brigadier General Will
son inciosed copy of the report submit
ted by Capt. Taylor February 70 10 the
United States engineer:
Il have the honor to submit the follow
ing report In compliance with the first In
dorsement on a communication from the
Hon. John l.. Wilson asking what steps.
IL any have been taken toward carrying
out the Improvements on Skagit river. for
which provision was made In the river ana
harbor bill of June 3. 1896.
The title of the appropriation under
which this Improvement is to be made is
Improving Puget sound and tributary
waters including Skagit, Nooksack, Du-
vanish and Puyallup rivers Aside from
the rivers mentioned there are several 9th
ers flowing into Puget sound upon which
work has heretofore been done and which.
/ understand, are still TO be included in
the Improvement.
Heretofore the appropriations for these
streams have been 40 small that the only
practicable Improvement has been snag-
ging For this any extended surveys were
unnecessary and none have been made.
Accordingly, when Ii became necessary
20 submit a project for a more extensive
Improvement / found that the available
data In regard TO the various streams was
not sufficient and that. In order TO make
the best uss of the available money, sur
veys should precede any other work Until
within a few days 1t has not been prac-
tica Die for me 10 have the necessary sur
veys made but az the present time have
a party on the Skagit river making sur
vey of that stream project for the i'm
provement Of that stream will be submit
ted in short time
The snag boat was rebuilt during the
past fall. and since she was finished has
spent almost all the time upon the Skagit
river The stream is now In a better
navigable condition than it has been in
for several years.
Last week spent three days upon the
skagit river, making q personal examina-
ton, and I am convinced that one of the
first and most essential Improvements to
be made TO that river IS 10 compel the
removal Of the log boom which Is now
located in that stream. Another COM
munication in regard 10 this boom will
be forwarded today"
This latter communication Gen. Wilson
speaks OF in his letter to Senator Wilson.
IL Is 70 the effect that the boom company
was at work putting boom IN the one
navigable mouth OF the river. and that
should the work be permitted to go on. Il
would be- but a short time before the
mouth OF the river would be closed en-
tirely. running the navigation OF the
stream and causing disastrous overfiows
at every high water. Consequently he
notified the company to cease work and
remove what had already been built.
Gen. Wilson assured the senator that the
matter would be immediately referred TO
the department OF justice. with the re-
quest thar the United States district az
torney be instructed TO take the neces-
sary legal steps 10 cause the removal of
the boom.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23

instruct the telephone company TO put
their poles outside the sidewalk. Acting
Corporation Counsel Upton thought n mo-
tion would not be strong enough and that
a repeating ordinance would have 10 be
PASSED. city Engineer Thomson said that
not only was there an ordnance COM
pelling the telephone company 20 pat up
is poles within the curb. but there was
also 2 provision Of like nature in the
franchise granted the company. He said
the company would not object 20
putting their poles In the middle
Of the street II 1t were desired.
hat that 10 they had afterwards
20 move the poles hack 70 where they be-
longed under the franchise. the city would
have - paw for %. After sone argument
James motion passed.
A communication from the civil service
commission. asking that the council
establish a license Zee FOR engineers oper-
atfuE steam boilers and III the compenso-
ton % q boiler Inspector chosen under the
civil service rules. as wen as tire Zee 20 he
charged for the Inspection Of boilers. was
referred ~ she committee on labor. Gill
son declared fhls was a scheme 70 leEjs-
late a man into a fat sob. snd hc was
added 20 the committee.
4 second communication fron the com
mission asking FOR "a clerk for Secretary
circuit. VITA a salary 81 So developed TN
mediate opposition, ara escaped being
tabled hy being referred % the same com
mtfice-
utcseIe Ordinance.
An ordinance vas introduced providing
a Hccuse - s. Cor people rtaing bicycles
Within the city luits. commenting sikh
Aprf ard end rs Mach 81 4 license ;AE
vfsl ~. furnished ire a heelEnan. and must
r. CARRIED av aju on tire syeertuE head 80
Nts wheel Tro g8nd thus acquired snail
Dc ass.a a. follows: ElEhty Per ce9r. as A
road funa 81 pep cent for ire park faud
ass - peF cvnt gar -he horary fln5-
James thcesay al ieast s ser cent sho4I3
20 allowed tse -s,y for tAe expense 90 FAR
risalnE license Tags sut Incidental ex-
venses ~ printing The hi3 weat 90 fhe
.,,rrer .lfee CD raFAs a1a hcu.eyar&s NltA
James &3des.
Vnaer a suspension q tbe rules aa OILS
eseneH hEl wAs fskea uA The ohse-t o.
enc hi.l was 1e grevevt hac&sterS and red
s1res from Interfering wfh sse i-E.t mate
business - ere Madison Park resort Thls
AL vas iutretacea lsst MArca ASA Nas
Knows &c ~Hsr~rnaE's Ecs0at c~tlas-se b.
al wzx h~ousst AZ Nv Ja&ga J. J. NJ
Cnvra. 40 WAs present After r-oi srgef
ste.ssSssen daring wsgeh JH8se N-iS wa
srs lance elashe1 several tfnses. tne oU.
vs. REFERRED Is the corporation eo1ase..
Together wtth Sc - s.tns ordinance Sow
ertng tae saase sroaca
The aratzsArra licensing paarvh res,trs
se>aof -has8 dealers ana feSt@rs 81 faHs
vfss hroaEhs up rs HeErnaan. wsa moved
"a aanen sfnene. p.aetne ths lcsEse ZEE al
So ans So inetesa - 81 assl f. Tae
a1se~am guf was fa.2rp4orafses. S& t7 tA.s
SHAPE are cg1 staHcs passed.
A czssm Ger damages against TIE c5ev.
srsaxas c. 10 sAs fss.sr way sls4e. Vas
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Authorizing the laying Of a 2-inch water
main on JIaryard avenue south, 80 feet
from Seneca street: laid over.
Authorizing the laying OF a water main
OF Eighteenth avenue from East John
street 70 East Mercer street: laid over
Authorizing free water for the Seattle
kindergarten Association, laid over.
Granting g. ]. Erickson an extension Of
fifteen days time for the Improvement OF
Terry avenue. iaid over
Granting Hquor licenses 70 ]. Davis,
Bernhardt & Anderson. A. Zeoinden; laid
over.
Defining the number OF hours for city
work az eight hours: laid over.
Accepting a conveys rCe Of A portion Of
lots / ana 2 block 40 P0nSius addition a
from Frank Brooks, and establishing and
wSenlns Harvard avenue north over the
tand conveyed laid ever.
Granting PERMISSION 10 George 2 Hol-
lowell 10 transfer liquor license 70 Pat
rex RYAN. referred 10 the police. license
and revenue commit &C.
Providing fgr the replauking 81 Virginia
street from western 20 First avenue;
levy ing q special assessment TO redeem
the second annual instalimerts and inter-.
est up0n the bonds Tor the Improvement
Of Bush street and portions OF Cullen
street and Cermalne avenue. passed.
Correcting an error az tax roll in The
property 81 Anna kearns passed.
Providing for the removal o. dead ami
mails from the streets adjourned with
or action.
Vacatinx the alley between Cherry and
James streets ana Seventh and Eighth
avenues; tabled.
General Business.
The following other business vas trans
acted:
Petition for free water BY Mrs Sabin
jordan. BENJAMIN Il. Emard and Mrs
{ Lundgren, referred 70 the water commit
tee
Petition Cor reduction o water rent
+ f'r jauusry BY ". q. Morrison. water
committee
Fstta3a ~ -. Marks parish for q water
na.n - connect wtth their premises on
Harvard avenue. between Seneca and
+ SuraE streets. water committee
fstllor - q J Erickson. contractor
Ter fne Improvement 81 Terry avenue.
1 a>k.a@ E7r 4u extension OF time, owing 20
Vet sFou-1. granted.
/ for persoral injuries received February
= 4ss. hF falling info ar eNcay ASfon At
4 tae CORNER ~ Madison street and Western
+ aveoae- claims committee
Ferroo tor a city light az the corner os
I Waerea aVe0ae ar3 Lee street. comm L.
I See ou ct;y A<ats-
Fe3tina fzr ta@ removal - A tree which
1 staa9s In Che middle - Roreu avenue be-
/ twern Marion and Columbia streets;
/ street committee
I Assessment roH far the Improvement p
! Mails street. from EiEath 10 &lrth nv-
( er 'es total eost. $1'4 borne by property
/ rsa gers. laid ever
Assessment rna f7T th- Improvement %
+ MAJ street, tgorn Raj read avenue .
{ t4t>n avenue SCUBA. tntal cost s. rs -.
I p-oRert5 o~a@rs portion. &s,5 .. laid
! over
! Rea-.oa ~ Ms James Tsrnsr,1s FOR 80,
/ tter. re-eFtea. trcs1ase OK cost te ne
E.egans o.zces for rent .ow. saaivaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
SkAGIT IMPROVEMENTS.
senator Wilson Moving I'm the Mat
ter-Boem Company Ordered to
Cease work.

TIE boom company watch has been put
tinz, IN y boom IN a navigabie mossa %
the skagfs river, thus ohstructinE naviga-
ton. has oesn notiass3 By Capt. Harry
Taylor. OF incl engineering corps. United
States army. to- cease work. and 20 remove
wnst las already been b1lilt- This action
- tne result Of q corrsEg oEds nee taNt has
been zo3ng on between Senator Joan l.
WIl@on ard EvtEsdier General Jo1n II.
WllsOn chlss CT engineers. Iaifs4 States
army Senator wilson. upon adFics from
Skzzlt ana other counties. piAced hirassi,
a communication VITA - clles e1xt-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
FREDERICK, NELSON 6 MUNRO. RIalto Block.

pu. in BY the executors o. the James a
McPhe4 estate for 80 This property IS
on the wess side OF Fifth avenue. This
was referred 70 the claims committee with
the chairman OF the street committee
added.
Ordi mn nces-
The following ordinances were acted
upon:
Authorizing the payment Of $50 20 j.
W and Emma Young in fun for the2r
claim for personal damages sustained
through a defective Sidewalk on RSilin
street. passed.
Authorizing the acceptance from Am
brcpa Hodges OF $40 s5 and interest az 10
per cent. from January. fss3. IN pay ment OF
the assessment levied for the grading OF
Fifteenth avenue south; passed
Avpropriating funds for street improve
Tuents. passed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
A arnin x.

Yukon miners. and especially ladies',
should provide themselves win suitable
fur robes. lined with extra heavy wool
blanket. sor sleeping purposes, before go
Ing north
Cal and examine a. r PetSovltz store
The wolf and lynx robes made especially
fa- thss purpose. Beware % cheap robes.
whf-h ara wort h5ess Cor such expeditions.
llo Marion street. between First and Sec
ord avenues
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
TIDE LAND RIGHTS.
EFFECT OF THE GOVERNORS VETO
OF A WISE MEASURE.

Ex-Mayor Moran shows the Position
in Which Bona Eide occupicrs OF
Tide Land Are Piaced-Aii the
Good Work of Careful Legislation
NuiIiRed by n Too Hasty Assump-
tiou-The Governors Opinion Diff
fers From Judicial Interpreta-
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
NAY BE RESTORED.
H'KfyLEY HAS POWER TO ACT on
THE FOREST RESERVE ORDER

Senator Wilson Has an Opinion From
the Attorney Generals ofhce-He
Writes TO the Interior Departs
ment in Behalf OF the People OF
This Sfafe-0ne->ixth of the En-
tire Geographical Area of the
state Included i'm the Reserve-A
Matter Today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
through Vine states.

The North Western Line comprises ever
c 600 mites o. perfectly equipped railway
ga Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan.
Minnesota. North Dakota. Souta Dakota
Nehrasks AID Wyoming u operates tas
anest trains In the world. The service 70
Chicago. Milwaukee and all sac principal
cities 81 the East and Southeast cannot
De surpass Insist on having your ticket
via The &orth- western ; " Parker.
Commercial Agent, 80 First avenue. Seat
tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23

The base a. Ayers Hair Vigor is re-
auea and delicate fluid which does not soil
or become rancid by exposure 10 the air.
and which u as perfect substitute for the
oil supplied by nature n youth and health
as modern chemistry can produce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
Telephone Poles.

A petition was submitted by the prop
erty owners on Terry avenue. from Maei-
son street south, asking that TIRE tels-
phone company he restrained from dig
ging holes IN the sidewalk. The holes
cgaIa Just as well be put in the street
Alongside the sidewalk. 10 was claimed.
thus doing away with an unsightiy In
egrnbranca. There Is al ordinance TOW
il effect compelling the companies 70 put
poles inside the curb Of the sidewalk. Gil
bert 8. Meem and John Sehram, property
owners Interested, spoke before the coan-
eli on the matter James moved that the
board of public works De authorized 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TahIeta
Druggists refund money II II falls TO cure.
Sc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
ELECTED ONCE MORE.
CREIGHTON CONTINUED ss rREsi-
DENT OF THE CITY COUNCIL

e.. l.. Cnse Confirmed ss Clerk OF
the Municipal Court With Little
oppo.asien-Annaai Report OF the
water Department 49, nat '"e
Cedar River water system Has
Cost Bicycle Ordinance Infro-
due~d and Referred.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23

fffy-yesr clause % the franchise seemed
70 be the chef argument against the grant
Tha matter was tabled % unanimous
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-23
Special to the Post-rntelligencer.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-The amend
ment In the sundTy civil bin relating 20
forest reserves, as fixed up by the con-
ferees OF the last congress, is practically
vaiueless. and gives the president no
power he does not already possess. The
arguments presented by Senator Wilson
10 the interior department and 10 the
president VIII be considered at the cab
met meeting tomorrow. and the senator
is confident that a revocation or suspen-
sion OF the order will result.
II not. then he will accomplish the
wishes OF the people Of Washington by
legislation.
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-12-29

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The St. Paul Dispatch has budded

The st. Paul Dispatch has budded
into the slate making business, and
you don't have to use a microscope to
pick out the pet" Taken as a
whole the slate is a good one, but
there is the gravest kind of doubt
as to its election, even should it sue
coed to pull through the convention.
As has been said before, the people
are not in mood this time to be
tempered with by the machine, con-
sequently the slate would have to
undergo slight revision before it
wonld be the choice of the people,
and only slight revision at that.
Any one can make slate, but it takes
more than two of the same opinion to
elect it, and unless the Dispatch let's
loose on some of it's "pettyfoggies" it
is liable to come to grief as prog
nosticator.