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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-22

No Put lie Record Yrt Concerning =
shortage liz Clerk Gordon's
SxYaurfs

Great secrecy is being maintained ~
the court house officials regarding Eas r.
port OF the expert employed 10 cheek
over the books ard records Of the pro
hate department Of the county clerks Of
fee The report has been finished sever
tai days ana l2st ntgh, il was bound and
made ready. II not actually delivered. 70
turu over 80 ,ne county commissioners
Chairman Ryan. ot ire hoard. said 20 a
reporter % the Fest-frfeE1lyencer yes
;eT.isy that the report had not been re
cssv@.i es the heard. Kte ssssi he rad been
axpecfsrg IL FOR several days.
II ,ne experts have discovered anything
wrong sikh Clerk GoTdon'x accounts In
the probate department they are keeping
wonderfully CUTE: about - Chairman
nysn Says Pc knows nothing Of any a.
legged shortage having been discovered.
There Is as sex 30 matter whatever Of
Yabifc record ~ the cou~s house tndi-
eaEinE stat say shortage ~ sny nature
bad bean discovered In the clerks ofFce
Expert Dam report. aboat whscs 50
much fass ana feather fsS bsen u7z1S,
IS rot even rcw = paolsc document The
commissioners have had IL II their pos
sesssen over TWO weeks bur Il has rot
been alea as yet. Therefore IL IL not YET
a part 81 the pahlIe veeSors&S ot we COM
f1aisSlss,e~s offce
NJ reason sor keeping hack this report
or ghAt o. tie probate department. whlra
has been practically finished for several
days has yet bear offered by those 81
charge. Ii has beer suggested th&t me
second report has beer held esck IN :he
sTerf 20 rsk. something Together waiCh
veaul& nalszer Up 81 allegation tsst e
shortage zctuaiiy existed Ne hypothesis
has begm advanced 20 explain tAe acssu.
81 ths authorities II Publishing broadcast
tAa ALLEGED fRCt taat a shortage % nearly
s. asa existed ia Clerk tsarien's accounts
SID n kssisne e Fusks TIE rspoTz car-
tanning ira legations q gsAtter - aah5fc
record Fesvs ~ u possible sg&n&er essst
rHsy nave scsaSt A.1s 20 do with the Mat
teF
ne following statement = &&s las uiret
t. a reporter - khe E'oSt- tg1te-l. zerzear -,
q. AeEg~ sH 7R.f taxpayer Is given As Ar ln~
oics thor 81 pGb<ie sentiment concerzl suS
thea~ va&sserss
Tee people w5lo PAS tne taxes 81 X :
county hare . -tKAt Ga know y Ao - ss.srs.
II &ryh<s3y. aria @aut TO Know y xsgNt
asrsy Tbay NSat xAe tlfo~Eus tiaE sre-
cSs~slis stated aa5 -szeea on yee Q1h1sc
rssNcyts = here arvee~ san 81 AMI Sc r.
A~8 z tessa has besn cT1zzE14llEv they
sans shoSe In cearEe - the county a.
fairs 20 pGctsa the gz1 sy.F
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An Ideal ourin e.

Lovers OF wild and picturesque scenery
can T@ss. their eyes Evssr 10 -sCre grand
or sublime scenes tE2n VIII be viewed ~
those who 80 on th~ Mining EeEals ex-
esSrSion 20 -slvsrton on Ss,ur5sv zsxt 4
through special trsta viii leave Seattle ~
a. I'll and return a. rs p n Tia trip
orsr The Everett & Monte C-zsto read.
aside trora Is many interesting points.
casrmlux and r5rz2Et&c scenes. saT1s0-3[-
Ing air ard sparkling. pure gatsr. - Tss-
efry IN ITSELF and feast for both tAs eye
ass<s soul embracing szS.E-sI ard spA}$Fss
results suAltrzsry sr1 rz5ssssgr. wa
rrsAzu.5sss4rscs ana startling esa0iy are tst
sssssss.. expressions whsz anFla@1 % ta@
wsFasS4rfa4 panorama GzE-o'1ed in tnts In
Surpassed rsae- Pterac parties xse2ss
.ak@ advantage CT tn3s Opportunity 20 a
day q ass<Er Essss@s3 pisss-r@- ko2u@-.-sss
tlekesS arr umsy s. MIXING rs@a 10 @ssa
"a examine property tn lie Sl3vert2u ts3s~
trick can have thslE t5@sstz exss21e1 Eve
a4ys, to rr:&zn oa any regular STA21-
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THAT OFFICIAL DEADLOCK.


The deadlock between County TreaSursr
Wniigi-sey and City Treasurer M-scham,
IS related IN Sundays Post nt s4ilgeneer.
continues Yesterday payment was due
to IRE city oa account OF taxes collected
ty the County treasurer. but no trsnsts-
% money occurred The county tE-ss-
urer looked for al e1aissary from re city
aaki 10 cozse after the coin. hEt To one ap-
Feared. and If Caty Treasurer Ae2cAal
expected that the money would be sat
down. re 1ss disappointed
The city row has three weekly payments
due, aggTegAI4ns s-&.szi 81 Tha FIRST was
due Aonday. June !. and amounted 70
g II. =, the second. Cue a week later, vas
foT S. =. All the isSI. due yesterday. vas
s. 9.9.sS
The only question between myself ami
the city treasurer - as 10 where I am
supposed 20 pay. SAID Mr.. Nhittlessy
yesterday Il claim that / pay here IN
oacs1lng his o1icel. bGt Mr. Msachaa says
that / should hand over the money a. his
office II the city hall. am 10. anxious
10 maintain any controversy, but ] b.
Aeye that I aEa right. and lie can have
the money sry time re comes after il
The ciIsT treasurer has not Yet ildscat al
the course h4 intends 20 p2ysa@~ Il this
thing continues much longer the city a-lu
have nice loI % money awaiting deiis-
cry in the county trsasarers Office.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-22

coLl.S-cSEs1e programme which
promises 10 exhlai1 several novel features
= asi1g arranged BY t5s graduates OF sn@
Seattle high schco4. With tomorrow tire
Exercises e-zgin ard zsA cent time without
ors4x until Friday asgt. wh<1 tbs
Alumni VAL receive TIE graduates n Eae
h4sc scAoo4 auditorium with ceremonies
70 % witnesses. o1iy by the Alumni ard
ttas graduates Entrance VIII " seG4ed
uadergrs mates. contrary % The usual cas-
tom The week was TO save closed SAsEr-
nag night EStA a senior hop. but This ssas
b@--a postponed Until neXs Tuesday even
ing The hop viii e gwen II tie lGeea
Anne ciuoEouss.
Class day. with Is surprising birth %
amateur historians haograpAe-s and
prophets. wsI be tarnoyrcw. The classes
VIII assemble n the central building han
az O'Clock n the Afternoon. and az ne
close OF the exercises. AZ e'clscA. ths
senior class wil tie the saest cf the 5.a-
tor class IN a banquet 20 De given in tns
Raj On the second tooy The class a&y
programme has been arranged BY Hiss
Le0ra Conn. Mss Alice Vtn1e1gs ard Mss
Alice Fisher, and a surprise IS BOXED fer
ne formal ending Or Ire SeAocs term
SsA lie Ii tAe commencement exercises %
Dc hssd Thursday night ia TIE Seattle
iasase-. Seats wtIs fs- free. and ihs.s dis
'TseEti0a aSeiEs this morning from TIE
box Office. The rhsAter win be decorated
n Nile green ard ozcaic. the class eoiQTs.
- TIE undergraduates Ths faculty. IL
rectoTs and members 81 the senior class
viii he seated On the stage,
ifs speakers 50 tar selected for COR
measurement evening are Miss Al.ce Verb
stnne1gs, Miss ASsses Lillian BasSe.t. Nj
Edwin Lyman Knapp, Mr.. George Edwin
Leslie. Miss Aaay TaoZ.a gson ard a2r. Aer-
ten Brewer Tae y&IedictoriAa Is Miss
Clara Jathbsen. the scholar having the
highest average for the elIir. four years.
The Saiutato2s has been dropped from The
programme K would have fallen 10 the
LOT OF Miss Caroline B Simpson the stu
den, having the highest average Of The
faTee-year graduates A tiEe musical pro
gr&E.us will De provided.
The following seniors VIII De- givea
diploma from the four-year coarse:
Miss Clara jacobsen. Miss May Fer
sytac. Mss Alice Ninne1ge. Mss Edith
Prosch. Mr.. Benton Earcmonds Miss L.
ora Conn. Mr.. Ned Leslie. Miss Lillian
Alldeer2nd;. MIR Edwin Knapp Mss
Anna Stoke, Miss MyrS Smith. Mss
Helen Crawf0rt. Miss Phoebe Jones. Mr..
CisWG PhIlbr1ek. Mss Stella Rais5sck.
M.ss Alice Fisher. Miss Clara Drew. Mr..
Leonard Kidd AR. Sidney Bruan.
Those wAo viii receive diplomas fran
the tkree-year course are:
Miss Caroline Simpson. Mss Agnes B2s-
sest. Mr.. William ToEnpkEns. Mr.. HeFoli
E5ey. Miss May Thompson. Mss Daisy
Curtis, Mr.. Samuel Richardson, Miss La
zie Eerren, MISS Matte Rcc.. Miss May
Wash burn. Mr.. Orange Jacobs. Miss NA
bic BT4nson. Mr. Merton Brewer. Mr..
Cicff Csllan. Miss Ethel Cardin. Miss
Fannie kiagsaGry. Mr.. VIII WrAy. Miss
Myrtle w"e-ssin, Miss Jessie Hubert lar.
John Wilhelm Mss Amelia Cohen, LJss
Edith Tregoning-
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&c. MILES co. 'aH ' s' s,.5 m s n .sn l'ss

20 e 10 was assigned 20 Mr.. Davis. uao
appears a. the prosecuting party Il Is
alleged - the pialntiH that when the
Seattle National bank assumed corrroi
% tae assets Of the Commercial X agreed
70 see thai the Claims OF M Wheeler
were paid
During the examination OF ozs Of the
witnesses * c&Ee cut that JOAN E
auzEpsFles. Que OF ste attorneys fer the
plaintiff. represented the hank IN 3 case
l5E s5@n5IT- entitled EmracsZS vs. the
City az SEATTLE Some one remarked On
tire fact that Er. HUMPHREYS was acting
IL tie case before the coerl 2gaius. the
bark and in another as rs legal adviser.
Tue incident cccaSaoaed . smiss al
around
The case viii probably last two days
longer.
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Caurf Notes.

Sheriff Meyer has returned <rom a trip
to Eastern Washington
The employees in the county clerks Office
are engaged IN recording thu Gs t11g me nj
In The canal condemnation proceedings.
TIE jury in ne case az Spur 4 uIirac,.
tae From street. contractors. against the
clty, Was chargse iasi night and Instructed
u bring a a sealed ysr5ics today.
II tie matter CO tie estate ot Amun3
AT1un3S, Mrs Arsg1Gs Yesterday fia~i a
petition asking tire court 20 set aside
homestead in the es.8ts Ter herself sui
family.
IN tae suit brought ny LILY. Boga-du. &
- Gxsirst The Fay Mil Company. 2 J.
2cNeeley, cns os tcs s29aisase defend
SrEs esa1 an answer yesterday alleging
that On June & the day ne garnE<c-reg4s
vas issued. he mad no properly OF he mil
company II MS possession
II The cha MIXERS divorce s&sfr Mrs. Dol
liz Chambers. he defendant yesterday
flied AZ answer denying ne alieeerfar :,
her Eus.aDsi's comaiatnt q - misconduct
The allegation sn Ees complain vas TIA.
Shs seps company v.5h nan q question
se3e reps.ts. ard accepted Invitations 20
dinner ~ queer" Places WITH theas. Th-
wife admits trzF sAe Aas. seft hsv husband
ami resides away fTc11 HIN
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AT A PREMIUM.
Vet EReugh Day Laherers Can h
Secured far street work-CoR-
tracts &c BrExsnS.

Tag iahorsrs are az a premium TIE
unusual -oFsi.Eion exists 90 scarcity n
LAAs Usually gYersscezsd market Tne
proposed improvement Of TeTrs avenue ~
the construction CT a sewer Is sc.ng hsx-
gang for "a contractor Who can g-s erous L
Easa 20 Go The woTk- So much work Ia De-
ing carried on zow that tnS available men
nao are wiling 10 aork are ala ex1x2zeI
There are many idle man OF tsas streets.
but these sA5w no disposition 70 hIg
themselves hy hard wo-s.
The advertisement fer BIDS CT the Terry
aveaaa sewer has found no res psaSe.
Yesterday was ssE for ;re OPENING Of the
bids bat rEne came 10 hand
Secretary Frank oIescn IS Gssertss5rg
fer b46s on city Supplies
permit fer S.ss two-sFory fra NE
dwelling house ~as lssG@d yesterday 10
NJ 4. GcAndTSws. The building j. heznS
erected by Contractor E-ru KrssS@l az tAe
corer 81 Sixth avenue and jefferson street.
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Lost on the Lincoln.

The widow OF one Of the passengers on
TIE lost schooner Lincoln has ap-
piled 10 TIE superior court for
letters of administration on her
husbands estate. Yesterday an ap-
pllcslion for letters IesiamsntAry Was
made b. Mrs Leonz E Durham. who is
the widow ot z. z. DanhAEa. passenger
On the Inflated schooner on her last yoy-
age X viii be Eez1lsin cered that Judge
Moore. IN appointing a Chsiberg admin
isiratoA Of the estate Of Albert Hslvorson
sudiClaily determined the fact that the
schooner went TO the bottom and that all
on board persisted
The application Of Mrs. Durham vii
BE- heard July . Her husband carried
policy of insurance In the Ancient Order
OF United Workmen
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worked Gre eTt 81 the cIzfrn banning
oaf & e per eaT each with rocker.
Within a coG9le Of weeks Sheriff NoTer,
Wogf e rot he a good plan sass.
Fire cfaes Kellogg yesterday. 70 call
the attention q the paolac ~ the nesses-
sscy Of CLEARING up the rack yares %
private Residences ard especially In the
business portion cf the cirv. III. alleys
sad saeaat losx? Aside f-oEa The ua-
<sEhtarsss % TIRE thing. Esse danger ~
IRE during th@ exercises ot the Fo1rsa
e1ght Rot to be overlooked"
Even Jag. wtsen Et in original ana pic
tEgresga.a N fts features Is worth enron
scifng. and Ezzch a Jag was turned loose
Saturday afternoon IL Gre Of Ire rail-
rad csfIees II Pioneer place. 4 wc11-
dressed mar. whose wobcly gait besoA.F-
81 mixed drinks 81 approaching socoDosor
stzzsz. es4teres Tie cffsce referred to aud
Inquired sts price o< 3 iseget 30 Igo-
kaHe. HE saE told tlsat x EAs TIA
How HUE he said
'F1ft-e. sa1lArH and thirty csnis" re-
piled lie clerk. The stranger took sao,d
81 the edge os Ehe counter and waved
occasionally aIccoGgEing.
aog sguz for fIckss 20 Sp0kag1ey~ he
inquired again Tire clerk repeated.
oa!y ftzaen collars al z@Tty zens@ 49,
hs ssssd. gimme ticket - ZEogah.~ draw
Tag our his money and GepQssfinx Is On fhs
cognfer. TIE ticket a. made out and
THE MONEY counted TIE purchaser TEEN
I0aksd osl. Of the door get his bearings
ard started for the street. When he got
70 the door he stopped ard bsckonei tie
Clerk outside the counter The clerk look
est At tire clock and thought ~ wAS tire.
when he reached the customer Instead u
al invita-; ton the buyer Of the ticket said (:
How long viz il take lhicD TO cross
ferry
- rat ferry" was aske3.
Perry thicl TO Oakland
Where DO you think you sre-'
''Ixzn' zis ewipinx mir MOUTH ss' Frxz-
xiseoe-'
'.So. thls is seattle
4 xaay itrs So rrAxzszcn ga FrAx-
zszoo ysestsr ls45cl DAY y ss' EsAxzl1co
today. Whaz l van is ticket Sa' Fraz-
ziEro 20 SPOKANE"
Wen. that ticket xiIl take you 10 spo-
kane
50 Frszzizco n Spsk'n wizzGat cross
ing ferry on. you he damned % And the
Spokane passenger vent weaving his wsY
down the street.
East, he was there with his ticket mixed
np rita cigarette fsape<s ard tos5aeco. re
WAS sfeere8 70 the right car. ana as tire
train pulled oat he remarked - q fellow
passenger .sa' FsazzExeo 10 Spokane
uizzoat crossing ferry laie,. well.
b. ----"
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SgaasSr suIsUre tfao-

TIE Classic C,astur~ C3Eh hsa1 IS annual
2icnsc az AEagsroaa PARK saturday owaEg
~ - nztsvu-aals wss-saer TIE s,rsH4-
snce xA< 80. SO Az-sa rs Is-24 ~; TIE
tYv1a1srv GO tAe Members ard Etsss2Fs w@@
x-sr@ present compensate. Tor re Smaller
attendance IRE pas. yrs ~cfk oss
beer so satisfactory tAzS ts@ p-U~eFa {
course = ssH9y waH - ccFst3nues A%zt
yeAr, an programmes sT~ S~ssT@@ &FrS1&ss-
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FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Trial ~ an CID suit Axaszsf the Sc
stsie NntianAl nsnk.

A suTy ia JGfSs - COTS eosFrt wss VS.
terdAy sn<aEe3 81 Hcssras tcsE 5-re~y En-
tne case ~ NJ. IL Davis against sAe -
ztgse NaHoaat bark sNsaivf-r t}s. pro
:ssssoTa& ryl-.&sssEs - Attorney T. Il
" a0eSeT wTtSa tss Corafaercs8l $alzaa.ss
esek Tire Caas &s mot ueN axe. AAw1~S
tssss lress ~o-se GiEta- ago esfsre sai.3xe
4 E AYERS a veTGseL was th@n rrGaru-
- ta f&say ~ fae rf2sazk1 hgt saszs-
ssensS Taege ayers granted sA> 3efera-
-n5 SEES frS2L
NESSsSEs c44.Ea 2.AsS-xs &A& Ccss zsssxS1Al
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CLOSING THE COURSE
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
WEEK OPENS TOMORROW.

eiass Day Promises Sarprises-Tor-
NAL Exercises Thursday Night in
the seattle hssscn
~ Seats Begins Today-Sp<aker.
seiecseS-AfuRni Receptions and
hanqnet Frid2y-SeRior Kop I'm
the Queen Anne Ciub House Next
fuesdAy-SameS Of Graduates.
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Great bargains in High Grade HI.
..@gfEa

!sss LADIES' and seutleuen Victor hey
.l~s az IS isss Glas:istors. gerltlernea's A.,
fast two ID, stock. a few secondhand hsxf,
grade wheels very cheap. sS1- Victor ard
f-gastators fall Tire on hand A.aar,
Hansen. - First avenue.
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Queen ytetersa's Jubilee

WIN - celebrated az Victoria and sv4-
cfai r.ta 81 s.. 80 f0r round trip wsll Re
made rem Seattle 70 VictoTia ana return
On steamer CITY az Kingston. Ticket. an
- Ter return. Ste&mer l<zves Yas1er
wharf. Seattle. at So p. n.
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New Saifx EiIe.i-

The following nsw suits were fled in the
superior court yesterday:
Margaret =. PsaSe W j E Morgan
Ac;ion for rent and restitution OF prem
Uses.
Webb < Co. VS.. ". T. Afckee-Ao..oz Tor
debt.
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Ayers psAls promote tire natural E10Sfoa
OF TIE bowels without y.1ica tAere can b.
To regular. healthy operations. For the
cure cf bl.icusa@sS. Indigestion. sick head
ache, eG2stis sgio1as SA1n<..ce ard lsver coz
plAiEt. these pills have no equal. EVERY
dose effective.
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E0G sD-TREF Kate MADE


~-s settle = &esdfs whtes S~sEz1s 80 caEs
fsse- se5r~@3 - as - the sns@zSssE o. ia
saxrtar Gsysaxf SzaA gx4se*c Company n Ct
seFs1ax ne ~ s. G-uI Puget scz-n %
sxa Francesca. o. .x-.xz. - C..rtsS2xE ES2-
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4 marriage license Was yesterday Issued
10 William L. S!eesi 80 and Aadie w
| Scoonoysr Ia. both Of Seattle.
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THE PaCtac Coast Steamship cosnpary's
steamer TuzstiiiA. sailing from san Fran.
cisco Jane 5ta. ~il carry general rrsr-
Chan5lss, including potatoes. 10 Seattle. a.
sl-sa per TOE.
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oniy s. - for roUud trip 20 Victoria fer
the queens jubilee June IS. n Z ana -
Take the magnificent steamer City of
Kingston from Seattle.
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'-SSua-t your SIGHT" Consp}tasto- Free.
Mss 2 W;lxinsAi- Graduate Optsciar.
.V5 Second avenue l5os Mayer & Bros 4.
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New discovery for the speedy relief and
permanent cure Of stomach, liver ard
kidney troubles. DR. e q. johnson.
Scaeuernan block. Seattle
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Seattle 10 San Francisco. tourist: IS arsr-
class. eoFh snclU6sas 1ree beFta FOR train
leaving .21iy q; s~s9 & -. Southern Pa
ci:ie Ticket Office. IS First avenue
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s~ = Never returs,e. ye..ers,v
sss..-x.', tria thronEt, Fss.~,-,
~ ~. - severas asvs the Sr.~-s,
sasAsgs-. @.'s ~ waefhrr saa after
es-s - Nas 1ef<ens' as.-4,.-ss "a
e. - -. = s'as o1ce, % lesl less So
- n sn Wsshinxtea Tss-f~e rs
ssssa,. Placer etet~, ews~>9s -
sssss -, A@sasv7 of g~rtts~l~n 49,
49, -. -. e3ss r. tAe are~s.s.- = -.
sass,.. - sas5aS 1aachtra ~. -
~ ~ aces an tha t,.,..,,,,-s..
49,. fossy-Sye ry1tiss ss.,,. ".
x-e.R re Saaira hss 49,. -.
~s s'as fScsa a - * ee@,s -
SO Some CAtr~S~ ',.s-s
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Remember Tire great Jubilee celebrations
81 Victoria Special rates ~ steamer
CITY az Kingston june r. = ~ and -
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Accurate examination OF ths eves made
free Holconh. optica2n. Us Burke build
ing.
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= II Cotserrnan. c1iss c}a-k IN the cf4~e
al me railway nl4a se-v5cs az Portland,
was "a ths city yesterday.
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2. Il. hams boiled and sliced Defeat
essen.
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Elegant Offices toE rent lev. Sullivan
Na!iSanx.
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csssTeTers desiring - sTtsr-a ira couye--
tissz2 S1pt- J. 2 T-ow 5-s4Se yesterday ar
noG1ce1 tAzG a vcE-G-1-17 rfcAes would re
sold ~ SIS Il WAS Ens a. 1-Ss th- iaEen-
ttcn o2 TIE company - sell ! raur3-trsp
tackss al Sic. though 20 those attending ne
cozyeEtac1 Trera here a guaranty would
have been gsvsa that tue rate essne- gc.ng
o. coming would ns s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-22

r B. hams eolsei and sliced Dslscat
essen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-22
MILLER STEALSAROPE
MIGHT HAVE SAVED THE MURDER
Ek FROM THE HAxGMASs MOOSE

ExPeFts Report ON the Probate De-
parfment In Clerk G0raon's once
Not Y~f Filed-Da MS Report With
held Fren Pabiic Record-What
Does II Mean:-Three Payments
en- City Taxes Due From .oansy
Treaa0rer-0art News.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-22

Two prominent attorneys walked into
police headquarters yesterday afternoon
ard requested an interview with Ser
Esant Ward. They acted very mysteri-
oasiy and spoke IL Whisper. 81 that the
world should not know the Importance OF
their mission
'~We are anxious IN locate friend"
said one Of tte attorneys. Tie is
young man If excellent family. vito re-
Gently arrived from the East aud has
been admitted ia the bar" The attorney
meant the legal bar. He disappeared
last Friday. and as he had considerable
money on his person We naturally feel
trosihled about him "
rs IL rot possible that he is cat on
timer mildly suggested the sergeant.
This attorneys were sure that theory
would not hold water. AS their young
friend Was a man OF exemplary habi1s.
About this time the Monday morning
array Of individuals who are tn IN sleep
or for nlsdemeanors were brought forth.
The mystery was solved. the "sx-
emplary' young man was among the lot.
Would letter reach yen from. Van
ceuver@" Secretary Frank OIeSon. OF the
board OF public works, was thus inter
rogated BY a stranger who had stopped
him on the street. The stranger looked
like q hobo.
What do you want 10 write me from
Vancouver for say what you want right
here replied the good nafNrei secretary.
The hobo wanted the price % a BED.
Come 10 my offce. said Cicson. and
III draw you an order Oh the Salvation
Army"
oh. GENE OF 4" said the hosso, Have
you gog an otfees thought you WAS one
Of as The secretary e figuring now on
sn entire change of wearing apparel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-22

expects - have ;wo machines working
en the property. 4 trial Of one ~ ire
machines VAS made during hts stay AZ
;ha claim without heire Supplied with
al the rsCs=saFssS Tor EfIe Sus,cesSftll
operation sheut S WORTH % si@ur gold
vas washed eat ta three hclrs, sheriff
Mover brought back the ''slua IN =
bottle.