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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
the matter will be taken by the Mayor to
the hig hest court of the State.
SUPERVISORS VACATION.
The Board Adiourns for Six Weeks.
Several Appointments Made
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
When the Supervisors adjourned yester-
day they went out of business for six
weeks, the next meeting being scheduled
for September Is. This allows for the
annual vacation of the mem bers.
The board by resolution authorized tn 9
transfer of $11 900 from the general fund
of the fiscal year 1S96-97 to the credit OF
the Street Department fund for the same
year to pay sundry demands.
P. Fl. McKenna was appointed assistant
clerk and typewriter TO the board at a
salary of 500 per month.
Martin O'Brien, M. F. Flaherty and
John Donohue we're appointed janitors of
the City Hall dome al $40 per month
each.
John Scott was appointed janltor OF the
board at salary of $40 per month. James
Christensen was appointed police patrol
driver, vice James c. LYMAN. resign d.
The Spring Valley Water Company was
granted permission to lay an underground
conduit for a private telephone wire, from
the corner of Geary and Stockton streets
to the corner of Taylor and O'Farrell.
The Pacific Sporting Club, Occidental
Club and Knickerb booker ClIb were given
permits to conduct boxing entertainments
during Septem Der and October.
The plans of the City Engineer for the
extension of the Army-street sewer to Is
lais Creek we're adopted.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
HENR BINGHAM'S FALL,
The Well : Known Stevedore
Thrown Violently From
His Cart.
His Horse Took Fright and Ran Off.
Injuries That May Prove
Fatal.

Captain Henry Bingham, ex-Supervisor
and steyedore, Pacific Mail dock, who re-
sides at 1901 Golden Gate avenue, was
seriously if not fatally injured by being
thrown from his buggy at Second and
Bryant streets yesterday shortly before
noon.
Captain Bingham was driving along Sec
ond street, when his horse took fright and
started to run away. Although nearly 60
years of age the injured man is still good
horseman, and had almost succeeded in
getting the frenzied animal under control
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
THREE IN ONE COFFIN.

Trplets Whose STAY on Earth Was
Brief.
Three little lives that only lately came
simultaneously into being were yesterday
resigned into the keeping of mother ma
ture, going to repose in one casket.
They were the daughters OF Manuel
Saragosa and his wife Florence, having
been born July % at the Saragosa resi-
dence in Cordeli pIace. The father of the
triplets is a Siclian fisherman, who re-
Gently met with misfortune, and the
burden OF the burial was kindly sustained
by Undertakers Valente& Marini.
Mrs. Saragosa has been very i'll, but DR..
Merry. her physician, gives hopes OF her
recovery.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
Contract for tho New Postoffice.

Collector of the Port Jackson received let.
ter from Washingto yesterday announcing
that the contract for building the foundations
of the new postoffice building had been
awarded to the San Francisco Bridge Com
pany, the contract price being 1856, $50. THE
letter announced also that the ollector had
been appointed disbnrsing agent for the build
ing and trife of SOS, 900 was forwarded to
him as a starter, disbursements to be made
on the signature OF j. w. Roberts, the Super
intendent of Cons truction.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
Henry Lux's Daughter Complains.

Maude Lux, Is years of age, has sued her
father Henry Lux, a marine engineer, TO COM
pei him to support her. She afilrms that since
his second marriage he refuses to let her live
at home She says she needs $50 month 10
buy clothing and food and to allow her TO
continue in school and asks the court to compel
this contri but ton from her father.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
Use Gentleness..

Be gentle In slim ulating the kidneys, otherwise
you will excite and weaken. them The happiest
results follow the use of Hostetters. Stomach
Btters to overcome renal. inactivity. Avoid the
unmedicated, fiery stimulants of commerce: The.
Kidneys have del cate membrane easily irritated
and upon this the action OF such excitan,s is per-
nicious. Malarial comp aints, indigestion rheu-
matism, neuralgia and bilousness succumb to the
correctivenfuence of the Bitters. :. o..
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
Auction SALES

= BY. CHAs LEVY 4 Co-This day, August 8,
Furniture: at 1875 NJ arket ST, at 10 o'clock.
Bye. H. .UMBSEN- Il Co.-Tuesday, September
., eal Estate, at IA Montgomery ST. at II O'Clock
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
MORTON SPECIAL DELIVERY.

Baggage transferred to trains steamers, etc.
Also moved in the city.
Furniture moved; estimates furnished
Freight transferred and shipped.
40S Taylor street and $50 Market Street
Telephone Main 40.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

:.'.... =. ADJUSTMENTS.
BALDWIN THEATER - Rosemary
COLUMBIA TEEArER-. Case of Rebellious
.susan''".. -.
:MoBosco's oPERA-HoUsE-.'A Bowery Girl"
i AIcAzAR THEATEB.- House or Home and
Betsy"
TIVoLI: OPERA HOUSE WI ng
GRPHEUM-High- Glass Vaudeville
.QBERoS. Concert.
tUTRo BATHS Bathing and Performances
=: he CHuTEs. AND CHUTEs FREE THEArER.-
Bloom er NITnslrels, every afternoon and evening.
.. 0AkGAND RACE TBACK.-Races.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
NEW DISCOVERIES.


-Ns 1850 X rew discoveries ers7zEs1ss
zzr ~ - {-8sEsazz EzSssr-<e<z %zs
-sNarNr CO No &@1-z-. se1-lsS . azz-
e-av.-s-@ Z z-T -z1z2z1sSs have Ae@z
hszrs F~~-- lie r-wzz -AExes @ Se@w2-
-4vs~ r-a1~e-w -s-zarz2 c-e@k. e. EAl.1
x-arzsssrx e-ws-ez1s zs-s tg@r1. w@s b.
cs<@1 rreerx sree-E. sz5sexzzzzr4F zzzzy -
80 zsgazzazz wsre seaz1s1z@1- Ak a. IL
- sEz-sreszs -As Gins Wsr@ -sAese2sas1-
S~w- Erssz 1re1~2-y o AEs-lAz
-szs~ vrhs~A : rgsaeEaz ~ c-ossGn@ 1na T.
rrs-e % exe.z@ attention Pra@zsec-s q
s-u-r -ez-s - q aezzs par 4-e Eeza1
CT sne @urkzcs. Ez@ zz2zv ears &zFs
49, zaazsa1
TIA s-auhse zs-s 5sse--z1sGr.z -zs ~
r~ss q arg zew 5lsrsss LES r. re f--E
rhas. =wszE &c tks s~@Zry az-l-e q E2zs
s-reuzsz 8 = s-v-gss. ~ 70 q . 1@4-ecz
du-izzz tas sw--e< sezSs-- Tae cans
azrr-e resEsx - E~a@E eGzeG - zsse<zz -
sas- xxzae grrsg wE1a@- s@-s tn- ( EzzT
foasax. ezx1r-y r.s cae--zz E1Essr. Ia i12s-
rrscsE new uwsyBa-0zso o. zGeoz1r - 80
relatively pes5r s-r1ze@ s-awtzE- -z2F
prove vs-sezEze a.azazzzs w1sz r1e F&F
z.reaE sAovs - h@dza-x Is rsaesss1 sz-
osse-s sEzzg ia g E2e s2zzaHs. zs--g
rzsr 1osf szz-
"a - - eepnrrs q ~ on-cozz 4zg nasne-s
-~av - rHes ZguE - sEEZegss Pros
rse4--x ass TrsTez sses3estsg AaEraE1-21se.
49, - CB4EesaEzs Fzsss1ssrs 2Fe
sseerzz zea announced sAslr tE-eEEtsz .
r-eurz = re szEaaz FoE re E4TEess e
Es-zglzg so-1z < 1ae Ea-rsy soo- Gains
ss. -ae srsEss-a-5as q Eorfy--Azll 2n& A.A=r
rsxers 8a Azser1eaa ts~re0-T Enle1 Eers
s-sss, ss-.ass ~ ehesr sa@z1=r e-s@-1zzs-s &zsE
lie rszsa . ene k5oazzEe 1esz1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
RAILROAD 10 rEsLES Lane
Czna914a Pacific PrePartEg fer
TkramEh Rail snA str@ Ezers~

vANCoEE ER 2 C. sep -6--Es = eTi-
cFZ1 tazz ~ ta1a1-4n F4cs-@ Pa ~
iz1sz1s 90 e1zZ-oa Ess S44G ~ SEe lras=a
Ez5 tre41s AEs1y - g Ets l1e 8-A9z
Elz SECS a@xt saEazE Use r.-AE1g conl-
g2zy a4s alrsa4E szzEtss- ss-el-z-14rx zeaEs
s8w&rz las @r4- TIE go1Is se-eezsa1 y
z14r Sn5zz - Eae SEsEkesr- 1es.l2 14azs
EEe Fzrss cas- steamers b r44t q
fraE t2zas1sTer, 11azaee<SZg El1h 11e rAzz-
wsy- 20 < ae.zs 80 ~ r-a~-h e IAe SIX
es1 r1zes ~AeTe 3 transfer VII = E@cs
70 rsvar aea Is x Agax dra<r a. Gse-av2-
EsNzZ izs@ l2ler so1c Ire e1lE@1g ~
kGG = axe - rAslsay - Tesl1a AsSs.
WEsEs s1sa z5ezs ara zLrsz6g sezz.S SG4.g %
carry passengers ard fraEsr froE .nsre
GHn zae seEs ard sas E-zaa river - E5e
god sfs xskA2zz further transfer
ToszE Sepr Larg1se CAe EzEz-ear
fs2Is1H ard PEaz-yszI L49cs-Eg Ezg&zssE
Isl1c1sszzy WeEz % Es@torlz 20 cgnfer Essa
rne ErsysE sevs<-Easzt ard see@rs 81
f-teEzzalsez aE tAS psssssssaa * z1e EoE-
srzE&zE a. % Lae Ez1ezEzsr & sEe c3Uu-
~ wee1 C5lsEarG ard Tesegrzpa creek
wAeEe l1s gawevEEzsnf s. 12sa-g a Naz1z
rnaA Liaczss-1g E leave zzzae-.zxasy
- ssgF - rrcEas@t Tallway - Teszn
saEs s-1 & s expected tsae "a -z5 w.E
- -sa&g <sv RAE 1exs sazzzsr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11

= tsw azTs - ws1~e vas hhg@ ard
dry Her -zzxSezga-x re-naszesf 81 aa8-@
zzml AzEgss Is wesr sA@T ws~~ axes -
hsT tas steamer J. = Eezzy. T1e ros--las1
q &c Ware = rz@s2raZs cTs- 21S
E1ere s sZ p-azre-s - es~ xseEg c.
1se~s ~ -se EzssE ~ $50 - -4e rsTs-
s-r1cz@zt = 4az- hs- Ezs1 zext szsZ<.
Erasz t1a se@ raes az. TIE w-sNs esza-&ss
are Frat w1er - rsvs- N-eaSS 40 lie
WsEre WI As e-wsnez = - ses-
Tie f1Es g sAe Wea-e. - tA- a. rs
szssSCn = caE-sEze1 sz1v o-sesS re sG15d-
~ = &c Ea- Eaz. EH1 nsz re W'ea~e
-zst ~z~A in@- aeesssa. Ses -sald naTe -assse
exc ard G.81s p@ssshgy 80 more re-za1
r-sps ta2s yeA-. wAtla X = -pt sxpse.e1
ss=z tzs Haz2zon an sz2c>ess II gs2uZS
r1a-s t1a7 &c cz-Eo - eess-e sAs -lTsr
eseSM&
Il eozzsStsaz wsgh 20 grounding ~ -
W@G-s & nay - stA.~t taat re EzAoz
Enzs sr1E-s- Vas lows- -s.an ever Asefo-s
k1E~z- Or many - ere aa-s "a tie r. A1sfi@
river eEEzH w&s AK accounts, e~z<
3 sczEz za-es seez q water
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
AFTER HIS RAkE-0fF.
VIEW CHARGE OF SMUGGLING
Against OFFICIALS
Collector q. alleged 90 Have nua-
ned the Chfa~~~ gsaE for s-asso

SAN FRANCISCO : p H-Tee Evsr-
r< EEes1- SAYS et-Fr waach
Vas frs@~esne-8 reesr-iy fn IRIS csry
ara Forwarded % 80 awracT1.iss AZ 81 tsr-
g-Eton th~nws corS 4aFae1H AzEt unca ne
CeIrese arm- r-scioa r@eE wees Aas se-ca
cna~nss~E - s1-@a ti-s rss- * RT
T-5wnzszss. ard = sa1s - rslv fzsgll-
eate C7sss--ee- Szznsxs~s. 9s 1kst po-G
Il usEDoxts % ~ lsgtss fTsra ne ~
ss6inz o-5ex~ % a rnE % ere - IS
-asrrnars eAas hfs STAR CO sAe fee alleges
20 30 ,sne = SzEns3ars Is DE aEs1 mass Do
Va5a sv ~asa~n rsaA re addresses as
seszraezt va s. 80 AID - "a iuassss tl3t
Ssa~zarS v-4s Gu~1sez she rans fr SaH.
wAscA - egAawesl for rs services q cor
zsetsun w4-a he 1ass&smg q Celasss-
SzEcs Ire rscsz.E gNso@se SEVERAL sf@s1lsA
agents azve been inr@@el-s<SAaE tass r1g1star
ssosh 81 -acazza ard Port TgvrrsersS, ard
T-. Gaezner q tbs err. ~ oGscl81 C9i-
ass@ INTERPRETER for sass GsSsftct szs Ecaa
Esar1n n accordance win Instructions srorn
tbs treasury Department fer TBS Favrose y
asd-Eg tas oeTiasaSs "a tAssr iaTsss-satsoa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
A NEW EXPEDITION.
Cleveland and Excelsior Passengers
Bay a steamer &nd Provisions
ar st Michael

TIE 5EEs-GisE r pyrocEE-Ess trans rs9Fsatscr
5sv RE river hzs Tel 70 several schemes
fsfzz fs---alasa& ~ xesch re 1sf1lsl4l-y
cozI9 - oTe-eore. Tlss naost gEoE2AssElS
- tssss was bazrz pue Inko e@ect tllse -
fora re Cleveland sailed 4 nGm5sr q
trs C,IezEeEz -sS's n0r-h -aszu4 parser gers.
trxerasr z4sr SORE from tire Excelsior.
x.x-y IN a.. Earuess & pool 20 purchase
seear-er Y sAs course C aaIt Al AcsEr
r.ars4 q r. a.s xas raised u KS salozas
g SO ~as exp@zd4i Il ne purchase -
re cd szzsoa stsznLb1st s. Michael. ard
Sc nsare u ere purchase = barge. Sorsse
~ or sawsv tors ~ supplies were rgr-
-ssz-a ard wEeE me Cleveland Eefs ire
rzrsv zere about 70 start SIP t1e river
re -rgwd sake passage Oh t2s hrzke o5st.
vie tkefr provisions ara aEcar1 ne
bsr~e- Ire prcspeces arr aorssteree far
- RE Party reaching Dazssa Gtry before
.Ee sge sorgr< ard zbeses the river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
THE EXCEL I0R DELAYED.
She Hzns Into fhe Mad aad Break.
Her rropeti~r-Nasar of
Nsn~r< en- Rezra.

T1A ASKS Cozrzercaz1 CouGzrys
steamer Ex,elsSer far S8s EN-&ac1seo. 5sss
g Al1ea&e3 uwe &aEs AaE0rs 1Ae Caagaa2s-s1.
Leaving 70 E2e2 eRrlez. SO s=clresi tas
rs 11r1ty @ sA@ reeUrn4nE -ain@-S as pas
Saaze-s. Il fat xza rseu-wszz pSlsSeesgsFs
- 1Sa Clsxesz1f Esrs taase ealg ~2o
<AztsG . Seezrs a@rsss ~ - EIesEsso-
G. 40 res zed = Ssztile ard were AExsa~4S
g ~et1-- - ks ezy
Aee1rz1zE 20 xAa stores % re Clewe-
farEss pzzserEerS. re E.xes1sso- r5Z cary
nas v@ry zzcA heavier passenger lSst.
Eaf shas@ q Aasrs sAs LATER vessel hATe
very znc1 Ezcre g1.d although 10 31e
xangs zre.ezs . rzakA no~e GaEn j guess
a ia srnazr- an board ths E-xesIszer.
r. as-aso.s,f es~ssn-os hs5weve-. Is ehsat SEE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
polrar wAras ana pro.peraty.

SPECIAL Essnatea 20 ere Post Enfeli ysacer.
EVERETT Sept -8-Sr. NJ. n. aaw-
ksns ear 3zstr.ausor - re Dssrolt tsras3
Eaps1S & MI gar rzslroae. Is n ne cty-
IL says tzzt the Improvement % bgssxess
II tie lake rez1sn And zzIsala West - q aEt
decided. AZ Indicated ty rha number
o. ahsene cars. The lay tstg home ne
.ontirfzea. ''ogsr Mre ha4 It's cars absent.
more thar 3ogase efss usual n3g-Ea-sT A. IRIS
tine = Ia year. Mos q these cars are
81 ths Eastern ard EeE Fsaxland states.
Eaere axe movement q wsssaaE S scare "
g facfnr in ssterEzluIEzz -as Cause All the
rz-an1taztcrtes o. tsraa1 Rapids are ran-
NIX t1E1 sE1e with increased help Esa
street corner orator kas fast hzs audience.
far every A.aslv Is TOO busy 20 s4lk es1Atics-
The farmers al over ozr STATE aaTs seen
dollar heat case ro-s AZ t6esr nearest
railroad seaEson, and Nj not L1zse1 70 any
ere who attempts 70 lax tree silver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
FINE WEATHER EaR HARVEST.
Little Damage Doue Or Rain. and
Farra<r~ are at work AG@An-

SPECIAL DssF2sch 20 Ire -fnrell2 9erscer.
C0LTTELE Vase. SEPT M-Ine SSH
thas morning agpearsa apon a clear SKY.
an6 4Sszs from q sew scattering csssisis
81 Ehs norz&zrr And southern haEsza.is,
taere 3 every sudseafboa q the begin
arg % q l1as Spen ~ 1rF weather. Tae
farmers are especially encouraged ana
elaEm 10 apprecaAhta damage has ~
Stated fran tae wet weather Just passed.
AID ha~vsstsug vii 5e resumed zot later
than tonorTow-
TAe frat crop r. tAe Columbia valley
has been unusually arg and heavy
shipments are 6aAnE made frcn the Col
urzhlA river waller 20 Northern potnSs "a
fha DczlzEon thar reSi0E A1cT1tzE 3he
best nzzrSet for ths orchard precincts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11

csas.ases TN P.x.

e1z1At - CGp- Tex wrszHz 4 So a. az
szrs1se - zeE3T. &. rot azSfe g. %ss
-aEer Sc vas aver@aEz1es- Art ze~ ez-
g1zes I'D ss4A1-S acre Eut II STE Is
ssr1scTsE safe - - f~a-- &srr % C&tza
N11e- E-s-ee- ElzEzEer1~zE Ernvs6ed xse
csIl1 take ez9Egs fZsL II rs eFz7teS
Sc 3 a better boat zcsszy xk1z- ever
Ta@ AHszz-za- as re -~-azs~ a. -f-t=-
r - zo--1- Sc expecssI 70 transfer nsx
rrzs=ezZEs-S ard sEezz1S . - steamer X
x Mrs. zz2 a4-E@. 20 - 1ozssrzc1sz
a. z--vEl ~ e NehksL
ETs-y Ser-A q TIE AE1@-ss- x2x sasz
hEHrs h@ca-e her departure Era-- sea-1z.
u z511ts0r, 1sE-zsA1 h4~~kS we-e Mrse1
up ez sae P1lv ard these were txsz-y-
sswN1 EzssslEe-S O. TIE Brv&1-- TIE
bszew-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
Row ON THG HUMBOLDT.
Threats os LyaekfnE Mayer Wood.
hat 4 TrBee q. Patched Up
at Dutch Kark0E.

TIE Cssvs3sa1 passed ire Humboldt
rasrty-eTs Zsles out from - Ateassl @
sazzzy August : Before Ia departure
C gne Esmsosas froz SeazsE@ ransrs g
STRIFE aEang 1ns MEMBERS @ lie party
were frequent WAea the C.evs1an3 pz1
saEo Dzz-Sh Esrac- fer eoaI or Ser aown
zss Cagz- Han SIS lz1ozza6 taas ne g.
Sessions had rsaca@3 susa an ACME sage
sha- opsn sAreass wsrs made q lyzealns
Mayer woo8 Before ne Hzzsaldt LEFT
sAers. a3w@ver, = truce vas patrhs9 U2
ard sc p-oeesde3 q her ysyzgs . s.
LG5se4eL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
Loss or THE WEARE.


714 -sasa- ser tzs delay Z ta.s resaru
u ~ s-e arean@r P0rsns p Weare from
aer lasr grsD Up sEe -IFer 20 D3ws1- Cry
tsar-eg Ey9Z sAs pzsse gers ~ TIRE
Cleveland aEtg@ . nuzsa@r - Tesrn we're
ou tAe Wsare Esen n=r secsssat occurred
Sc as eoE8nE GsxE ts8s river Tt-a tll.I
passenger sse. a1G CO jay : sze ran O..
e aaza as- Aeos- shlr-v rifles asiaw Circle
C4cy- TIE rTver SIS falling very fast. sz1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11

Labor ..orarusSsaaeer Gr2Gt yesterday
sent sszk = rar1asa q Eop qseEecs Sc
SarxA Xa&srn& Iris 4 the last sct q
,vaen ~ wEl send aua tnls ssasaH. usslees
srseizl arders euase ln In AZ ae aaz
sens aat 49, uaaa th4s season 10 sAe Eas4-
srn Wasaznstea mop y&rsls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
..rh~ Western Politician at Everett.

EVERETT. Sept. - - On Saturday
rfzht az Central opera hnnse. TIRE Frank
Reaatck company wsH reader FRS West
ern Politician" a play written ~ Melvin
&. Wgnstoek. a. Seattle Il Is tie soarth
play written ~ Mr.. Wlnstack- o1a %
IS aseh il saw ia rehearsal BY ne Faang
DAvenpoTt COMPANY 20 % aaet ~ her
eurfaE th= coming season. @r. WlnsfocS.
with = rarty sk yr3en5s from Seattle. VIII
arrive % SATURDAY. % witness the play.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11
Exosts Fse~ DAWSON.


re are GT ~eat
Er- teezrasrs ~ fee azz3e~ srwr f-m
EHe-r Ee r4Fs& w1z
eas F@w fr- 49, fw
Esr.s ca Hsseezs - RAJ -ae F7s-
a1r Ez1Mss1s nwH @es Es f&
aF esaeE F&sW ear Fsa 81
saeeer e~ssases~sz a - ~
= E - 4-ts ks-
80 ~ss sre faT 1850
rse arFs ps ~ as rE
- s-wn - sH gss 2e sa-
sar mare sN @~e &
s--srsr ~e~tFaw sEe2r 2
sM aE$ -Es ~ Wa
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SAN FRANCISCO. sept Ia~Ths Arzez-
ican seanoaer Easa AID AHna arrived
hsra today fror q fishing and hantinS
e-uGsa "a northern waters see hrugSat
twenty etter SANS as the result "a The
seasoz's Eork- ard reports TIE eaten =
other vessels - - August y As sosia7sss
schooner Rather. e. s&lns. schooner
errn2n 3. sShooner Olga. - scheGnnr
MaksanFiT. -. schooner 81. Paul -.
a naoner r. ErpSaE~r. =, ard schooner
AIexaas3er. -
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Specszl dispatch 10 szs Poss-Tnssllagencer
gTTZTILLE-. SEP &a.--The weatAer here
fgr The past tWo weess b8s beer 80 damp
that nssr Exile progress aas aeen made IN
harwes.5nx. although 70 material darnaEe
las been done ta~ crops "Wednesday
rgxns 4 .u~uss clear, wtsn a neavv frost.
arr r = now thought sae rainy spell =
over. ard hargesclaz all sooa - COM
rEess1
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Earnest for Road oornnsi.xiomer.

Special Tfspaseh - me Pcst-T atells xeucer
OLYMPIA. sept Gov Rogers today
appointed Henry J Earnest. 81 CatviiIe.
q rmsaaaer ~ this Marcus Marble M0s42E
rad c8nzeyassEgs1. 10 zucceed Joseph La
vsana. MO eaala rot acceps 81 aceoua.
az ssrkneas In hfs family.
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sreetzl rsspateh 70 sae Pos--Erss--szz sr1er.
EVERETT Serg -M~. E8w9rz Co
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Eesan1 z G. Is r 80 cs-y c. ALs Ezy
- = aszz, WAs-s - gees - ere -savs-
sentative q ssw eastern rzrries - azssst
e. mining properly.
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VANCOUVER p. c. sept Ia-TFs raxsa
TO S&ag8ay and Dyes sslI coatEna.as.
Steamer CoszzitiarI sailed tg1&v. carry
srg szmssser q passengers Ter rne xe.4
aeIss. Inspector Ssarnes % ne North
west mounted pasE-e. weng szB 1lth ons
rsalsrauaan ard tlaeksng.fa. be said 1aat
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srec7af D3suAtea 10 tire Fosf-rnf ellsgrrcer.
OLYMPIA. S@gs. The state lard
eomTu1sss1n has approved the SAFE - a
sectaon q pure timber land IN Chehal1s
caunty. FOR whieA fhs state gets $50
cash.
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non rtchinx at naee.la.

srse3aE Dispatch "a the sf-fnteI.i gercs-s
ETCCDA sept fa.-H-ps - this vietn-
rs ars a0okgug Weli ard picking wtA De-
Rrw
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TIE Wsn4er millinery store VII hava
tEesr grans opening Saturday. September
Ilth Every tsystg weErar1e. We ~fil riva
a. oar Purchasers ~ enc dollar Or mare.
bezatlfaa oHEMnes fancy wsFk-
MRS. J. = GRESHAM. Burke building.
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NGato- ETalsa. asnin .ssratar oe tae XGAe
ssser~ee Wao ss oa tae
stsa ner ss.aaaE4 S aer - 'FNa
aehe cog drivers 4asz 1a3 1eE@ @a A-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-11

Before selling your gold dust see Jos
epa Mayer a Bros. l1s cherry. IS Sec
ord avenue