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The herald., 1898-07-21
SPECIAL MEETING
Board Of Education Will Consider Re
quests From Freeholders

A special meeting Of the board Of edu-
cation has been called for this afternoon
at o'clock, to consider the request of the
board of freeholders that their secretary,
Major Nolan, be allowed the privilege OF
establishing sort of charter headquarters
in the board of education rooms, IN the
Gardner & Zellner block. The freeholders
are now holding their meetings in the city
council chamber. and may continue to do
50 as long as they hold only evening ses-
stons. but should they change to day SEES.
sions they would have 70 seek another
The herald., 1898-07-21
Trouble for the Middle Of tho Roade,

Trouble for the Middle Of the Readers
10 the Editor of The Los Angeles Herald:
The provisions of the political code of this
state will effectually quiet all boisterous
followers of Shanahan who expect TO
get his name upon the legal ballot as the
regular nominee of the Peoples party
While Mr.. Gator was cavorting about
IN his efforts to make middle Of the-road
ticket he overlooked an important Sec
ton OF the political code which not only
prevents the placing of the boilers ticket
upon the official ballot, but fixes severe
penalty for such violation of the political
code as the nomination by members of one
convention of two men for the same office
at the same time.
Whether Mr.. Gators familiarity with
the law Is as great as he would have
us believe, is matter of no consequence.
The code in question is as follows:
Section 1880. No certificate Of nominal
ton shall contain the name of more than
one candidate for each office to be filled.
No person shall join in nominating, under
the provisions of this code, more than
one nominee for each office to be filled
And no person who has voted in a con-
vention for or against candidate for any
office shall join in nominating, in any
manner, any other nominee for that office;
and no person shall accept a nomination to
more than one office"
Section 81 of the penal code provides that
every person who wilfully violates the
provisions of the laws of this state rela-
tive to elections is subject to a fine not
exceeding $1,000 and Imprisonment in the
penitentiary not exceeding five years"
While it is not probable that any friend
of Maguire's would desire to prosecute
any of the honest and consistent believers
in the so-called middle-o f-the-road policy,
it is not yet clear that T. v. Gator. who
was the chief manipulation of the bolt" in
the interest of the Southern Pacific, will
not sbe molested.
1t is probable that no attempt whatever
will be made to put the name of any of
the nominees of the boiling ticket upon
code first quoted would render any such
attempt entirely futile. Nearly all Of the
bloters have already discovered that they
were misled by Gator and that the bolt
ers' ticket is simply a Gator ticket.
Before the campaign is over the valiant
warriors of the middle will
be found doing excellent work for the
entire fusion ticket
Some of the ablest men of the
party are members of the anti-fusion
faction, but they will yet bow to the will
of the majority as gracefully. as If no
differences had ever existed.
The herald., 1898-07-21
Probate Matters

A petition has been filed by E. D. Reed
for appointment as administrator of the
estate of hts deceased wife, Addie Upton
Reed. consisting of an insurance policy
for $1,000.
Sarah E. Bey has petitioned for letters
Of administration on the estate of her
sister. Mary L. Bey.
]. c. Musgrove has applied for authority
as guardian of his children, Julia E. and
William j., and their interests in certain
property left them by their mother.
The herald., 1898-07-21
Citv Hall Notes

City Electrician Francis returned from
the north yesterday after spending a two
weeks vacation with friends in Frisco and
other points in northern California.
Mayors Clerk Bob Todd and wife have
returned from their wedding trip.
City Librarian Miss Harriet L. Wadleigh
is back from an extended visit in the east.
The herald., 1898-07-21
They Don't Want It

The property holders of the assessment
district in the opening and widening. Of
Marchessault street from Main to the inter-
section of Bellevue avenue and Buena Wis.,
ia street have filed protest against the
improvement. They take the ground that
it is unnecessary since the Broadway tun-
mel is projected, and allege that it will real
ly injure rather than benefit their property
and interests. The protest bears the sig
natures of an unusually large number.
The herald., 1898-07-21
Mashed His Hand

C.P. Hicks, foreman of The Herald press
room, was attended at the receiving hos
pital yesterday morning by DR.. Hagan for
four smashed fingers on the left hand
Hicks was engaged in smoothing some
muslin over one of the rollers on the press
when one of his helpers started the press
by mistake, the foreman's hand being
caught between the rollers and terribly
mangled. 1t was found necessary to ampu-
tate portions of the fingers, after which
Hicks went to his home at 244 East Fifth
street.
The herald., 1898-07-21
Two More Protests

Alfred c. Larkin, who owns 120 feet 'front.'
ing on Hill street, protests against the pro-
jected alley between Hill and Broadway
from Fifth to Sixth streets. The Main
Street Savings bank has also filed pro-
test against the same improvement. Meth
er protestant states his reasons.
The herald., 1898-07-21
VOTERS

Registration Closes August 18th
All persons whose names are not on the
Great Register of 1896 must be registered
before August 18th in order to vote at the
coming election.
TRANSFERS
Transfers from one precinct to another
within the county MUST be made before
October 18th. T. e. NEWLIN,
County Clerk.
The herald., 1898-07-21
Against a Saloon

A red-hot fight was on before the board
of supervisors yesterday regarding the Red
House saloon license. Complaints have been
made to the board that Farnsworth, the
proprietor of the Red House, has been con-
Quoting a disorderly place, and property
owners in the neighborhood have asked
that the license be revoked.
The Red House is in the shadow of the
Old Mission church, and is said to be as bad
as its name implies.
The herald., 1898-07-21
The Bows Released

Deputy District Attorney Willis went to
Rivera yesterday to appear in the case of
grand larceny in Justice Burke's court at
that place against two boys named Amy
and Moore for horse stealing. After In
vestigation, the case was dismissed, as it
was shown that the boys had only taken
the horses for a ride round the nearby
country, and had no intention Of theft.
The herald., 1898-07-21

meeting place and might want the board OF
education rooms for this purpose Also
These matters will come before the spe-
cial meeting, and 1t Is probable that at least
the secretarys headquarters will be estab-
lished in the board of education assembly
rooms.
The herald., 1898-07-21
Young Mems Democratic League

A meeting to organize a Democratic
league among young men will be held this
evening at room II. Gordon lock, 2061z South
Broadway. The call is signed BY R.. NJ.
Chapel. James J. Gee, Foster Wright and
Charles e. Walk. All free silverites are in
vited to be present at 7:s0 p. m. and join in
forming campaign club Of young voters
which shall make itself felt IN the fall cleo
lions.
The herald., 1898-07-21

Hawley, King & Co., cor. Fifth st. and
Broadway, agents genuine Columbus Buggy
company buggies and Victor bicycles.
The herald., 1898-07-21
JoTTINos


Maier & Zobelein's lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly In bottles or
kegs Office and brewery, 40 Also street;
telephone 81.
The herald., 1898-07-21

Agents Victor, Heating, World, Stearns
! and March bicycles. Hawley. King & Co.
The herald., 1898-07-21
MARRIAGES

Everything on wheels. Hawley, King &
Co., corner Fifth street and Broadway.
The herald., 1898-07-21

Largest variety Concord business wagons
and top delivery wagons. Hawley. King u
The herald., 1898-07-21

Optical work; accurate fitting. J.
Fuller, 3l5 North Main street.
The herald., 1898-07-21
THE PUBLIC PULSE

CThe Herald under this heading prints
but doea not assume re-
sponsibility for the sentiments expressed
correspondents are requested to cultivate
previty, so far as is consistent with the
proper expression Of their views.)
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THE WORLD AT LARGE,
Summary Of tie Daily News.
WASHINGTON NOTES.


9 The navy department made public
the findings and sentence of the court
martial in the case of Chaplain McIn.
tyre on the 18th. The accused was
declared guilty and sentenced to be
dismissed from the naval service OF
the United States The case will un-
dergo review by the department.
MRS. SHERMAN. wife of former Sec
rotary of State John Sherman, suffered
a stroke of paralysis on the 18th at her
X street home in Washington and was
in a very critical condition. The stroke
affected her entire right side and in
brief periods of consciousness she was
unable to speak.
The war department has unearthed
. case of fraud that it suspects has
many parallels. A letter was received
purporting.to be written by mother,
asking for the discharge from the
army of her son, who was her only
support and who was very sick in Fort
Washington, Md. It turned out that
the letter was forgery. The writer
had planned the scheme to secure his
release.
NUMEROUS requests have been re-
ceived at the war department. from
municipal authorities and enterprising
citizens for a share in the captured
Spanish cannon, but as they are the
property of the United States they
cannot be disposed of except by act of
congress.
AUDITOR MORRIS at Washington has
carefully considered the arguments of
the claimants to prize money for the
destruction of Cervera's fleet, but has
decided that he cannot and will not
settle any of the claims until they
have been adjudicated by the courts
of the United States.
MRS. JOHN SAERMAN was reported
much better on the 18th.
PRESIDENT GOMPERs, of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, issued call
at Washington for the eighteenth an
nual convention of the federation to
be held at Kansas City, Mo-, on De.
cember IL.
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my illusions" said she, "are all gone"
Why," he asked, with that brutality
only manifested by man who has promised
to love and cherish, don't you 60 to the
drug store and get some more?"-1ndanap.
,lis Journal
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If people kick to you take it so good
naturedly that they will feel ashamed CT
themselves. This is good advice, but we
dont expect you to take it; no one takes
good advice.-Atchison Globe.
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GENERAL NEWS

HE Wholesale Druggists associa-
ton and the Proprietary Association
OF America met in joint session at st.
Louis on the 18th.
A WET. binding snow began falling
at Kansas City, Mo-, early on the 18th
and ontinued with undated fury all
day. Telegraph and telephone COM
municatiOn was considerably damaged,
but the movement of railroad trains
was not materially interfered with.
The storm caught many poor people
without fuel and much suffering was
reported. Reports from the surround
ing country showed that the storm
was quite extensive.
WILLIAM LEOLIN and his ten-year-
old son were frozen to death six miles
Q west of Florence, Col
Four men were killed by the ex-
plosion of Wilmington & Northern
freight engine at Joanna, Pa.
DURING q football game at Butte,
Mont, Left Half Back Mahoney got
under the pile in a mix-up. Later he
became unconscious and an examine
ton showed he had conclusion of the
brain.
COMMANDERS DARLINGTON BOOTH, of
the Volunteers of America, announced
at Cleveland, O., that he has about
perfected plans for new organization,
to be known as the Federation of
Christian Workers, which will be COM
posed of branches organized all over
the country. The members are to be
Christian workers in the churches, who
are to be banded together and their
especial talents for doing some kind of
religious work developed.
The United States military com mis-
sion at Havana recommended that
United States troops be not sent there
before December, because they would
come in direct contact with yellow
fever.
REV. STEPHEN KAMINsKI, bishop OF
the Independent Polish Catholic church
OF Buffalo. N. Y, has been excommu-
nicated from the Roman Catholic
church by the pope.
Two freight trains on the Montana
Central came together near Great
Falls. Mont, and the engineer and
brakeman of one train were killed and
the fireman of the same train was seri.
ously injured. A confusion of orders
was thought to have been the. cause of
the accident
Bishop JOSEPH c. HARTzELL, of the
Methodist Episcopal church, whose
bishopric is in Africa, stated at Pitts.
burgh, Pa, on the 10th that he had
been commissioned by the negro re
public of Liberia to go to Washington
and ask that the repu bile be taken un
der the sheltering wing of the United
States.
CHARLES E. VIVIAN. lawyer of Chi |
cago filed petition in voluntary
bankruptcy the other day. Liabili |
ties about 81, $50, 900; assets of doubt
full value.
The British schooner Western Belle. |
bound from Hamburg to Brunswick,
Ga, was caught in a hurricane off the
Grand Banks Of Newfoundland and
soon after foundered. The crew lost
everything and after drifting about in
. small boat for five days were picked
up by the St Enoch and taking tc
Norfolk. Va.
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Two of Kind "They say dreams 20 b,
contraries, do they not:' "Yes-dream
and weather predictions. Puck.
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To Cure . Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
refund money if it fails to cure. Csc.
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Surprising Achievement.

What is luck, Uncle Jim?"
Luck! Well, it is when boy turns out
10 be as smart as his grandmother said ne
was.'-Detroit Free Press.
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A good many women carry amiability too
far.-Atchison Globe. WV
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Never mind cane or crutch. St. Jacobs
Dill will cure lame back.
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Where's it gone? Ask St. Jacobs Oil. It
cured that bruise-gone
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and large hole was torn in it. When
about so feet from the ground it col
!apsed and Cowen fell to the ground.
His injuries were serious.
Snow fell in Chicago on the night of
the 18th 1t was the first this season
and the earliest in 90 years. A gale
accompanied the snowfall, making
BILE.
MISS PEARL VoeAN died at Sharon.
Pa. of typhoid fever, contracted
through eating ice cream at a church
festival. Twenty others who partook
of the delicacy were also ill.
AT Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y, Miss
Beatrice Hoyt. of the Shinnecock. N.
j., club. won the golf championship
trophy for another year. This makes
the third year that Miss Hoyt has won
the championship
WHILE trying to arrest George
Bates. negro. Patrick Cunning, town
marshal of Kirkwood, a fashionable
suburb of St Louis, was shot and in.
SANITY killed.
Mrs. JULIET FORD. aged 6s, filed suit
1t Muncie, Ind, the other day for
breach of promise, demanding So. 600
damages from Eugene Richardson. a
carpenter contractor. aged 73
Two boilers in the state ASYLUM for
The dangerous and criminally insane
1T Ionia. Mich, burst the other dav.
killing Harry Hanley, of Saginaw, and
fatally wounding Jack Hogan, both
inmates Two other inmates were
llso hurt
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fore each assessment shah have become
deisrouesss = penalty NJ per cent shall
be added. ard the sums dsstnIszsnt snaIa
be entered On the annual tax roll for fke
current year a3asnss sa@a sos ABa pafcss
20 dessruu~ssf and with the interest co.
secfea rs other taxes separate acrount
being kept thereof. ard e aef paid with
In the tine fired for. she payment g
city taxes rAaii be -ofIeeted. together
VITA such atds1tenzi charges and peHas-
tees a. are authorized 10 &c charged assss
ss,Itectexs or other delinquent taxes. each
ioe or parcel 20 delinquent sssaA De soas
Interests and costs az the time ara n
tie manner and ~ Ene same saazsuslks
as lands and lets are sold for city taxes.
A. II FOOTE.
CITY Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication, Seattle. Wash.
ky.rfs Do tgS4
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nance granting to the British Coaur,bfa,
Seattle and Pacific Coast Railway Com
nsny Its s,aseessors and ass.gns. e right
us'nsain and operate single or double
track railway upon ard over certain rub
certain lands IN the city Of Seattle
follows.
Section !. That there Is hereby granted
- the British Columbia Seattle and Pa
cit{c Coast Railway Company, its success
so-s and assigns. the right and authority 10
locate. construct Law down and maintain.
standard gauge railroad. consisting 81 one
a- more tracks. upon and along the streets.
he-~iras,sr described ard 70 opsrase s sgf,a
railroad acon the conditions prescribed IN
this Ordinance.
Section . The following IS Il description
~ the right ~ way upon and along whtcEs
safts COMPANY. its successors and assigns.
IL hereby authorized 20 locate construct.
tracks ~ railroad to-wif:
: strtn or Land thirty fsal feet in width
eetex afsesn 90 feet on both sides a. the
following described center Tire te-w.t:
s.gfnntrs o. The @,ashsrly boundary line
s.l'h the center line Of Colorado Street pre-
faced south, and running thence a,ong said
sS.s.ts- sine Of Colorado Stree. snf
f.ont In RaiIrrsa Av .s,nn"G seou, .sn cn
fees north - she lire between fcys sever ~
Ard eight -. block three hundred thirty
S&se tAAts seattle Tide Lands produced
west SAID polHt being the origin Of curve
~ nine hundred sfsv-sve and fasyr-senths
tes - fses radius which earvinS 10. s:se
east shrosgA seventeen IN degrees esur-
teen tisa 1strtr-ss Stseen sf5e Seconds ~
cafxa surf osC6SIssS tangent - a Ire IL
kailroa9 Avenue sissy-seven ssst feet east
srs fran and narrated with the westerly
E.sTE{si33 t3ne 81 Railroad Avenue. thence
ssonE <zE3 curve and along said tanSans
r p[sinf opposite s;si ~ right s-Ttes 10
shs Fcsns NJ curvature Ee~ tangerCy as the
casa NAV eei 81 Railroad Avenue aels-e-
o1ad uoon tie psAa - tAo oaAsa1o Tide
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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District of Washington.
whereas. On the ID day OF May. 1925.
Burke. Shepard T. McCilvra and Hardin q
Ferry proctors for Lbelant Samuel l..
Kent fled libel in the District Court Of
the United States for the District of Wash
ington against the steamer City OF Co
lur11bia her engines, boilers. machinery.
boats. tackle, apparel and furniture In
cause of labor material. repairs and out
fits, civil and maritime.
And whereas BY virtue OF process In due
form of law. to me directed. 'returnable on
the 10Th day OF May. 1895. have seized and
taken the said steamer "fsity OF Columbia"
and have her IN my custody.
Notice Is hereby given that a District
rourt will ~be held I'm the United States
court Room in the City Of Seattle. Wash.
on the 18Th day OF May. 1885. for the trial
of said premises and the owner or own
ers and all persons who may havA or
claim any interest. are hereby cited 10 ne
and appear at the time and place afore-
said TO show cause II any they have. why
a final decree should not pass prayed
G.. ". IpE. T.. S. Marshal.
BY IT, ". Tyler Deputy
Burke Shepard & MeGllvra and Hardin
4 Ferry, Proctors for Libelans.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoLL.-So-
tfee ssf assessment roii OF Local Improve
ueus District No. is2, for the improve
meut OF Marion Post and Madison
streets In the City OF Seattle. under or
tstaanee No 4.5s@. aud hearing thereon.
Notice In hereby given that the as<ess-
Y.,ent roll OF Local Improvement District
No. is1. fer the Improvement OF Narfen:
Tosf and Madison Streets in the city OF
Seattle. under ordinance Ne 47Ss. has been
res,oreed by the Beard Of Public Works 10
the CITY Council Of the City of Seattle. ard
IL now on n.e in the Office Of the City
Comptroller ard ex-officio City Clerk and
she same in row open for public tnspee-
tton at said office ard Will remain open
for inspection until Monday. the dth day
OF June. 1855. At 5 O'Clock p m. and all
persons Interested are hereby required to
appear before the City Council at session
thereof to DE held in the Council Chamber
in the City Hall on the 6fh day Of June.
1888 at o'clock p NJ, and make eh1ec-
tons thereto. Al said time SO fixed the
city Council viii consider any and all OBJ
tecttons made and will make sEch correc-
lions In said roll as Ii deems fast. and will
then hy ordinance approve such roll and
levy and assess the amounts thereof againet
each parcel and lot Of land shown In said
roll and declare the same 1rst lien there
on.
said matter may be adjourned to later
date If 30 ordered by the City Conneil.
WILL III. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-Offscio City Clerk.
Date Of first publication. April g. 1898.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs.-E

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
teenth Avenue Sewer Improvement.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posats viii be received by the undersigned
secretary Of the hoard Of public works
up 30 : O'Clock =. m., Thursday. May sih.
isss, for the Improvement Of Eighteenth
Avenue from Yesler Way to East Spruce
street. by constructing a pipe sewer along
said avenues, together with all necessary
openings. yves, manholss. iampho.es.
S~nttlstcrs. flushing tanks and catch ha-
{ sins. as provided by ordinance No. AVIS.
Grating local Improvement district No.
fss, and in accordance with the plans and
specIFlea tons now on fi.e In the Office OF
the board Of public works
Zach bid must he accompanied by a GER
tilted check. payable TO the order Of the
elsF comptroller. for sum not less than
| i've saa per cent Of the hid. and no bid
Viii be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
20 eater into contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required By
the city charter and the laws CT the state
or washington within ten days after be-
ing notified Of the award Of the contract
70 hffn. failing 10 dc SO. the said check
md The amour, tixea therein viii be for
"a bidder who has within tao wears
prior 20 ths letting of said contract made
default In payment Of any Just cIassn
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 30
any such contract as herein advertised or
who within said two years failed to com
riste any such contracts
Special attention Is called 30 article
xxHs-. OF the city charter. IN force
relating to hours OF labor" aud 20
article viii, section ii. subs and :. resst-
Ing 20 eeT.ss and snresies
The hoard OF puesle works reserves the
Figas ss rsi.ss any and al bids.
ND for Eighteenth Avenue Sewer I'm
provement"
BY order Of the board az rubisc works.
FRANK oLESoN. secretary
publication.
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PUGET SOUND q ALASKA STRAN.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

steamer City of Kingston hetween n.
Gonna. Wash.. and Victoria, q. G..
SN0pmsLvi NJ Tacoma feiAra AAe5an
iosaopmE LvI 81 SEATTLE SsArl icSn1
IssAsmIIv 7sPt. Townsend AAr!iA O.
3.saamsAri no Victoria MII.ys So
sDaily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes fsst-c3aaa, q.
commoiations. carrying both freight "a
passengers. and leaves from ycsleF wh1Tf
Seattle. for Victoria at 10 p. m., and -
Tacoma at 2:1s p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy state.
rooms until Z a. N.
For rates. tickets etc. inqulre of
f.. r. POPE
Agent Yesier Wharf, SeAtllet
]. A. NADEAG.
General Agent. ~. r. Ry.. Seattle.