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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS o. famous PEG
pie bought and sold WALTER r
BENJAMIN Il21 Broadway
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CYLINDER PRESsMAN wants steady
situation as working foreman; used 70
all kinds of presses. wages moderate. "A
dress J. r. G., i.Oi2 Pufnam-ave.. Brook
lyn.
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ave. FRANK n GooDcHILD. Pas'er,-f .- m:
Garments OF Jesus" A hornelks church Baptism al
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NURSE &c.-French nurse or maid for
children not under five years: SPEAKS
god French: middle aged: city references
Call 4. B. 3il West 5Sihst
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COACHMAN. GARDENER. Single, thor
onrbly cYpcrIsnced In garden. roads and
rowers: urdsrstanls horses. driving ana
general work. can mix. satisfactory per
sonal city references. Address w. BOX !.
Tribune Office.
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wHiTAII.. SARAH r. In puI5s,uisa~srsli.
an ga, ~ he county OF New io' s.
notice Is hereby given TO all Hess,on, n ,s,s
Inc claims against Sarah Il. Wh,''n re re-
- s the CITY OF New York deceased . % ~
sent the same. With the vouchers .,ans-
10 the subscribers. at their riHoe 's,'ohsa
a. solilns X. 90 Wall street. % Y.r -.
a a,,' ~ b.fo,. The 18th day o. July. iSSS ,n-
dated New York the 18th DAY t,>sOv.
uary. iSas ROBERT +. WlLrn,.puEN
MARY w. BOOTH. Executors. s,,ara q
" COLLINS. Attorney Ter EAsSo
wall Street. New York Gv.
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BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison ave
and 6.th-st-Rev HOWARD l. JONES. Pastor VII
preach al II a. IN. and ?. m Prayer,meeuns "eohes
Say evening n, 6 a clock Cordial invitation 10 ALL
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. So Ts, OF
s7th-st@The Pastor Rev. ABBOTT e KiTThEtp,.'l..
vii nreach AZ II A. m md p. IN. Evening eunlect'
'The Women OF Bible and Religious History rra'
ces E willard
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CT-TTER'S ASSISTANT wants position
with some merchant tailor; car orait
and take measures. Address y. .. bok
3t7. RnrltAn. y. j.
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CHRISTIAN IsRAEIITE SANCTUARY CHURCH o.
THE FIRST BORN OF CHRIST The descendants
the ten tribes OF Israel by marriage. freaehih
7:45 D. m, los lst-st. near Ave A
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COLLECTOR wishes employment: expert
ence ami reference. J. ID. s.. BOX w.
StaDle.on, staten Island.
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CHURCH OF TYIE STRANGERS. 57th-st.. near sth
aye-Rev D. ASA BLACKBURN. Pastor, breaches to
morrow at II a m. and 1:i6 p m Morning subJec'
''C;od Is Love" All sittings are always free.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICE5-50O second-na nd
wood and iron working machines; ruily
guaranteed: machinery bought ana en@
Changed. GEORGE q. EDDY. SSS Madi-
son-st
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vERyuN EXTERMINATING

~N.NNNN----NN-~NO. 00NN00s00NO0-No"O0~NNO~
REACHES CLEARED IN 48 hours from
any building and guaranteed any length
OF time according 10 price; distance no OBJ
isct powder sold. Toe. up. ALLISON
CHEMICAL co. 81 Beekman-st. Tel
call 2 90 Corfiandt
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ASSOCIATION HALL. 2sd st. and 4th-ave SUNDAY
s:sn n m addresses by HENRY ID. DICKSON. j. ~
,CoX and GEO. +. POOLE VI. ID. Special music D'
Harry T. Bureigh. basso and VIM. Lawrence V'o'"s'
Men invited.
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Religious Notices.
CORNER TENTH

GRACE METHODIST. loth-st west % nats al
Rev NJ WATTEits. Pss'oT Hc,Iy,ess Giant
Sabbath school at 23o. Epworth League Service -,
Everybody cordially welcomed 10 this Chutch oi ING
naonle i,r Ian Jackson celebrated tenor. sings
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CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY. 16thost-
near ethave. Rev. CHARLES H. EAToS u D.: ., ga >
to--servces or Sunday morning at H. Subjert VIVA
Snn the church DO For You? ~ Evening, rs, VIR
CHAND A GHANDI will speak on Tho Education o
Women In India
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CARPENTER. CAPINETMAKER. etc
or factory. r. F., 247 East 45th-st.
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DRIVER or HALL BOY.-r'y boy. Ad-
dress 472 Aeelphi-st. Brooklyn. "a hoor.
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

o~~~ON~N~O>N~~N>>S -.
sOI,vYNs. HAERlETTE LII paIsasW
Of an order II Hon. Frank 4. = y.v
Surrogate OF the C.;y and county {, az.
Yori, Notice is hereby given 70 a. ~
sons having claims again., Harris''fr 80. =
solyyns. late OF the city q Loneos, ,,.s
land. deceased. 70 present the sam' ~
Vouchers therco. 10 the subscriber 4,
Mace OF transacting business. ~ ~ =
Broad street. In the city = New
or before the 2J;h day Of Aprn NEXT IA.
Dates New York. the 18Th 'Y OK w
tober 1897. .,yrrsoN.
WYATT & TRlMDiE.
Attorneys for executor
ca Pine street.
New York CITY.
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CALVARY METHODIST EPIsCoPAI., CHURCH. iastn
Preaching a. 10 80 a. m. by Rev. DR.. 8. PARK Or
-ADMAN and at 1890 p. m. by Rev. DR.. CHAS II
JAYNE Prayer eervice "Wednesday. 7:4o p. m Coroia
welcome.
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DRfvER.-By young German. 2Z; gooa
trade solicitor: will give bond or casn
security. well acquainted with brookiyn
deIicatessen trade. best Of references. II.
BOKEI.MANN. l.l99 3d-ave., Brooklyn.
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CALVARY CHURCH. 4h-ave. and 21st-st. Rev
EVILS PARKS s. T D. Rector-Holy Communion,
4ad 10 a. m. morning prayer. sermon and HOLY On
munion II a. M evening prayer p. m; choral serve
nd sermon D. The Rector will preach IN IN
morning.
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.
SEND Us yoir old gold. tewelry, &c. We
send certified check for fun value there
Of Bank references. Established 1922.
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 30 Fulton-st.
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AT I.ENox AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH, cornni l
I2ist-st-Rev MERLE ST. c. WRIGHT PASTOR. VII VII
preach at subject. Orthodoxy OF lesteruas anu ~
Dav'' Sunday-school Gas a. m. All welcome
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sion i42 West cist-s;. Evening I;43 Key: 1920 a.
D'cSONNOR Pastor, preaches subject nhapyers IL
Spanish History: Treachery and Cruelty Inc ihau'S
ton. Invited.
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WORKSHOP OUTFITS.

l7eO. 1887, 1873. TO DAY.-Speciaities at
Ll,tle's Tool Store. 50 Fulton-st.. New
York. Foot power machinery. for amateur
and mechanic. Punctured Incubators and
Breeders in operation.
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taking on 40 or 60 tons OF coal at Smith
cove.
Steamer City at Topeka Is due from
Ska&ay.
Steamer raralion Win - due from
rkagxay tomorrow.
revenue cutter Grant returned yesterday
from Friday Hsrbor.
The black buoy OF the end Of the Coos
nay Jetty has been carried away.
French bark Colbert, LIS tons win load
wheat In Tacoma for Europe under char
ter oy the Portland -four mills
Steamer Mildred. Al tons has been char
tered ey Pope & Talbot 10 take lumber
from Port Gamble TO Honolulu.
Torpedo boat Rowan is having her dam
aged blower repaired and VIII 60 on her
cf11cias trial trip tomorrow or Tuesday.
Steamer Cleveland Is being repaired at
the Arlington dock, and viii be ready TO
resume her voyage to San Francisco In a
few daya
Steamer Protection sailed from Everett
Tor Skagway at ! O'Clock yesterday morn
ing with leV.0o feet Of lumber. she took
on 30 tons OF coal at Ccmox-
Bark Shirley is at the City dock taking
on 20 tons OF hay. She is also loaded with
$40 tons OF rails for the Waite Pass rail-
way, and SSS,o0e feet, or 63e tons. OF iuia-
Der. and viii proceed in tow to SkaSway
tomorrow or Tuesday.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE - Travelling
agents are J. A. Mcclellan, ". s. Rowiey
ana o. b. Loomis. City collectors are y A.
Catheart Il. I. Hawley. Eugene Mccarthy
c. II. MCGOWAN, c. II. Steffen and n. A.
Willis. Postmasters everywhere are OUT
agents. Pay money only TO these aHc 20
our resident agents in the various cities ana
towns OF the Northwest =,
ADVERTISING - Office hours OF Inc
Post-inteiigencer business office: Dsny,
8 .. m. until II p. m: Sunday hours. open
ments for insertion following morning VIII
be received up to 10:a0 p. m. Advsrtise-
merts under classified headings Will De IN
serted at the rate OF l cent word eacn
insertion. Payment always IN ADVANCE
no Advertisement received for less inan .
cents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for advertise
ments In the Sunday Post-Inteliigencef
must be furnished by O'Clock SATURDAY.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be received At ofanen
oIrlces OF the Post-Inteil.gencer
HEWARD-Ten dollars VIII Be PAD 10!
Information leading to the conviction o.
delivered to subscribers In Seattle.
TACOMA BUREAU-No. 1203 Pacinc ave-
nue.: l. A. Harrison.
OLYMPIA-&i71 Main street. q. c. WIN
stanley Agent.
EvERETT-P. X. Lewis.
sPOkANE-Branch office. Traderr
1aock, COS Riverside avenue: telephone II
J. Q Peterson, Manager.
FORT TOWNEEND-Wm. A. Pfeiner.
bELLINGHAM BAY - New Whatcom.
FS vISsra EIlls Manager.
The following letters await advertiser ct
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1o.-Arnvea-
schr Una. Astoria: str Bonita, Coos bay
schr Lacy, Columbia river; str Mineo.a
Tacoma: bk Big Bonanza, Puget sound
schr Barbara Hernster. Coquille river.
Saiied-Str Bristol, Nanzino; schr Beuiah.
Wu.apa harbor: str Ruth. Tacoma: str
Progreso. Seattle: str South Portland.
Coos hay.
HOQUiAM, Dec. 15.-Sailei-Schr Re-
peaf. from Aberdeen for San Francisco.
ASTORIA. Dec s-Saiie6-Str Column
b.s. fer San Francisco.
COOS BAY. Dec s.-Arrived-~Ssr Ar
cata from San Francisco: str Brunswick
from San Francisco. Sailed Dec Str
Bonita for San francisco.
NEAH BAY. Dec. s.-Passed Instr
Queen. from San Francisco for Victoria.
YOKOHAMA. Nov. sS--Sailea-Ger biz
SHANGHAI. Dec. T-sailea-Br sd Ach-
rsshsre for Oregon.
WELLINGTON. ~. z. Dec. a-sared-
Br str Warrimoo, for Vancouver.
PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 10.-Southeas;
storm signals have been ordered along the
oregon and Washington coasts and In
formation s.gnals for Sound and STRATA
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bod ATTEMPT At HOLD-UP.
.aanERs AND SALOON NAN Elk
0AsGE NUMEROUS SHOTS.
= 60 Mt Daring the FssiiiaAe.
Wnfeh AwOke the Entise Neigh
neshoed and Finally Aroused the
-re1sse FOrce-Robbers Get Nssght

n,ecisi Dispasch to the Post-Inte.iigencer.
TACOMA Dec le.-An intended hoiG-up
- about A. III. today In the West End
hafs. an South X street, came 20 nothing
ehruuxh ths presence Of mind and eofir-
ere Of Peter Pope. the proprietor OF the
nsnce who was preparing 10 csose his bar
room when the aoid-up pair pat in their
acpsasAnce
10000 OF obeying the insrviders when
sh1r comnaanded him 10 throw I'D his
hanAs Pope, who had a small caiieer re-
vo,yer IN his pocket. lodged beneath the
ser drew his weapon and a moment later
sust II TO use. Upon croucning behind the
hur Pepe was 50 llted with the first shot
fhss went whizzing over MS head He
reol,ed With a dose of the same kind and
ssssr setting his men In range fired to
mi All told seven shots were fired. but
: fsr a. car be learned no one was hit.
- Pepe neare9 the flnisa OF the charges
q his gun the pace was decidedly warm
ard the robbers thought best To make
tnezr escape Whether either one or both
q the men were injured cannot be learned.
9Ae noise OF the shots aroused those asi.e2
uoutairp and TO ada TO the excitement
anne OF the guests raised their windows
Ara yelled "poiice." fire. and made al
earts of noise with such effect that IL was
hard blocks away.
The mystery OF the affair In how shots
ecu:e b exchanged as they were IN very
close quarters without on. OF the partlci-
pants being winged. The retreat Of the
lad msn vas followed by parting shot
from the gun OF Pope
The interior OF the saloon Is nsarred In
several places by the pistol practice. and
this II evidently al the damage which re-
suited from the encounter.
h. $z<.fA zzr L. rr4a Al -.
have worn a mask, the second having used
burnt cork" 10 black his countenance and
thus Disguise himself. Both are believed
20 be residents OF the Niger Tract"
near BY. where they hurried after having
failed with their job. Pepe Ii the hero
Of the west end today.
The police have taken hold OF the case.
but up to late hour tonight nothing had
been reported.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Seattle.

George r Cleveland. Chicago: John E.
Rice; New whatsom; Isaac F, Calhoun.
Wash: August Hohnquist. Monroe. Wash.
E. C. Adams. Port Townsend: Mrs. DR.
Henderson. New whatcom: Douglass All
mond Anacortes: Mrs. Melville Curtis,
Anacorse.: Miss wright, Anacortss: j. j.
Donovan Fairhaven: Miss Dickinson, Fair
haven: Joseph Williamson, San Francisco:
Paul; w. H. Mead. Portland: NJ. r. Read.
Wellington: n. f. Moorhead Moorhesd-
Vile; J. III. vanaervoort. Jefferson County.
Pa: w. A. Allen. Chicago; l. ], L.autsr-
Francisco: John II. Cook. San Francisco.
Or. Ii. E Henderson. New Whatcom; C.
C. Brown. Arlington: Mrs. Lambert. We
s MsIsob = T Fac F 81 raT a. O.
u u. Hall. Portland; J. L. Roberts, Walla
Wana: q. c. Marshall, Portland: ] A.
Brown, speksns: H. c Harris +, San Fran
Port Elakeisy; |; d. o'Nsil and wife. Port
i. u FRAGILE ana wife. Spokane: J. w
Angeles: Ms W l. Packard. Por, Town-
send. Mas Decatur. Pert Townsend: Miss
Edits Decatur. Port Townsend: Henry
Eiirrs, Chicago; William r, Rothery. Ev-
Pursch. san Franclsce;T P Christian.
Everett Mrs John r winn. juneau.
Alaska: p A. Grant, North Yakima: r. ].
Daily, Portland: Thomas Malaney. Olym-
Ma: C. w. IAaii. Marysv.Ile; Frank ]
feahv. grrrnsrton: Edward Levy Chlcn 20:
II NJ Psyxer San Francisco; q E. Carter
and wife. Everett: Alfred Doug ass. Friday
The Butler.
= +. Richardson, Shelton Wash: J.
Ry:on. West Seattle: W. {. Cray. We
fSris. n. 9: =. ". stafford. BAY view.
Wash: Charles Eulstoa, ir. New York
Istior Issxynsky san Francisco. Lester
w David Blaine. u q. Wilson. vieforia
r. c; Lee Marx. san Francisco: e "
Eodseu. Victoria. b. g; J. A Rass sDo-
kane: Il Augustus Bray. San Franrtsc0 :
Charles H. James. Spokane: f. " Smith.
Oakland, Cal; James Cooper. 81. Louis.
Richmond: u. W. Howard. Fafrhaven: =.
] kirkharsa, Portland. :. Seeenhssler. san
frsneixca; ]. 4. Alexander, san Francisco;
l. II Winsicw, San FranesSoo. r A VIII
iAms, Portland; f. J, Short Spokane: T.
J Watson. Victoria. b t.: J. Holland.
Nsr,ora. Ii. c: J. W. Jones. Port Towns
.nd; r. J. Young. Fs!raaver: Al Harris,
ST Paul: H Arznoury. San FraHctsco:
Marshall X Snel, Tacoma; W. E. Bren-
clsco. A. ~ Sorsertaeld, Boston; w. w
Huntington ana wife. New York. Samuel
ofns-. Chicago: Emu Well. New York.
Andrew Sylvester s. Paul. Caarfes {,
Eark Marietta. o.. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
N@x Westminster, B g: Sam J. Youusr,
Portland. h SC0seTer. spokane J. r.
Rs.ey. Shelton, s. +. BTock~Ay. Shelton
Robert J. BsI-xuy. Cleveland, o; James
Herman. ssa Francisco; Herbert Folge-.
San Franc-sce; r. W. kriSht, Oakland:
Norman L. MzcsgiAy. Waite Horse Rap
Biocmey. Portland.
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NIPPON YUsEN KAISHA.
Manager Studley Preparing for the
kinshiu Maru This Week.

r. NJ. Studley, who, as announced some
ceeced a. n. Gray as local manager OF tho
Nippon Yusen kaisha, has devoted the
time since his arrival In this city last Sun
day TO famiiiarizing himself with the du-
ties of his Office The steamship KinAhiu
Maru due here the latter part of the week
will be the first vessel Of the Nippon Yu-
son ka.sha in since Mr.. Studley has been
In charge. An extra large cargo Is ex-
pec:ed by this beat.
The new tariff laws In Japan become ef
fective January /. and there is some ques-
ton among Shippers In this country as TO
whether the next cargo OF the kinshiu
Msru 10 Japan will be taxed according TO
the new schedule. The higher duties may
be judged not 10 apply 10 freight In tran
ST, and in this event the next cargo from
here will escape.
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STEWART MUST PAY
FOB THE MUSIC.
A Carson City Jury Decided That II
II Worth Forty Dollars to Hear
Him Sneak.

CARSON. New, Dec. lo-The suit Of
the Nevada State Band against Senator
William ID. Stewart for the sum Of SO
for services rendered by furnishing music
of the band by jury today. The band
was represented by Attorney samuel Piatt
and the senator by AssembiymeE-ele A.
j. MCGOWAN. P1att argued that the band
suffered great Inconvenience by being
forced to remain and hear Stewart speak
and that 1t was easily worth the money.
The jury agreed with him: hence the ver-
dict
The Judgment develops the curious fact
that although Senator Stewart II United
States senator from Nevada. he has not
one dollars worth Of property In the state
1t ia generally conceded In Nevada that
Newiands viii defeat Stewart. The cam
paign against Stewart and the Southern
Pacific was very bitter.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 70 Post-Tnseliigencer
NEAH BAY Dec 10 ?. m--Barorn-
.,er s1ls: clear: wind east tan miles
outward-sh Elwen. 1910 %. IN.
CIALI4AN Dec. Ia D. m--Part
cloudy. light east wind
PYSHT. Dec. 10 .. m--Cgsar: brisk
PORT CRESCENT. Dec ID ?. M
Barometer, 3o.I7: part cloudy: wind east.
poHT ANGELES Dec. ID ,. m
f~rar. pleasant: calm. Ia TIRE bay-BaYks
fo,glzisna and Osborne: United States
Trn,house tender Cciumbsrs and tug Boy
asra 4. the dock.
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DANGEROUS AMUSEMENT.
Taeoma Boy Sent to Reform school
for Ohstructing Tracks.

SPECIAL Dispatch TO the Post-IntsiiiEencer,
TACOMA Dec. i0.-Not long ago quite
rumpus resulted from the alleged mis-
dongs Of residents near the bns Of the
Lake Park road. II being charged that the
operation OF trains was interfefed with by
distractions being placed on the track.
ne matter was considered serious ard was
placed In The hande Of county officials for
fal investigation. bur untI yesterday moth
Eg came Of all the Inquiry made.
BY careful work officers on the case at
last ran down little George Dougherty, IL
PEARS old who In the son OF farmer on
Muck creek. II was found that the boy
had placed rocks on the track. and when
be was questioned he admitted having
done % lust for fun" The boy il OF one
u the best families In the valley. Today
Judge Carroll ordered him sent 20 the re-
form school In punishment for his danger
eus amusement.
Whistler the boy is TO be- held account
able for other cutrages OF a like nature
- not get known. He refused TO say enc
word hat would implIcate any one else.
bat from the general tenor OF his story IL
3 Relieved he ls h.s q minor portion of a
scheme to interfere With the operation OF
tie line.
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bsg system DESTROYS 81 TADpang o.
n = n. Territoy.
OLYMP1A, Dec. lo.-The Clear Water
caorI Line Railway Company. incorporat-
has fied with the secretary OF state certi-
neates Tor rtght-us-way Tor two branch
lnes 70 be constructed In Washington and
t 49,. Inomas Cooper. Of Tacoma, being
state.
These certificates show that at a meeting
OF ,ne company held November Is. 1885. az
dssena, Mont, the following resolution
was passed for the first branch, that the
route OF the said extension Of line in the
state OF Washington Ii as follows:
.ommsn:ing at or near the town Of
AinsWerta. In the county OF Wasla Wai,a,
on SNAKE river. and thence generally east
cry along the course OF said Snake river
tnrougn the counties Of waIsa WaIia.
tersection OF the state line between the
state OF Idaho and Washington at or near
Inc mouth OF the Clear Water river, the
estimated length being rs miles"
Inc meeting authorizing the second
branch was alEo held at Helena, Mont.
On December 3. l8ss and the following
designated as its route:
To dtyerge from said main line Of rail-
way OF the Clear Water Snort Line Rail-
way Company at point near the juno
ton OF the PotlacR creek ana the Clear
thence To run northwesterly to Pullman Ia
w whitman county, state OF Washington.
and westerly from Pullman through
WashtuenA to a junction with the main
line OF the Northern Pacific railway al or
near Conneil. In Franklin county. Wash
ington. and the said branch OF said branch
to extend from some convenient point on
the last named branch line west o. Pull
man county. thence TO Oaksdaie. same
county. estimated distance OF 40 miles
This branch TO Be only In the counties OF
Nez Perces and Latah, Idaho, and the
counties OF Whitman, Adams and Frank
lin In Washington.
This ID an extension OF the Northern
Pacific system which has been talked OF
for some years past c. s. Meilen liz the
president OF the Clear Water Short Line
Railway Company and William II. Gem
me- its secretary.
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ANOTHER EFFORT TO BE MADE.
scandinavfan Bank VIII Try to Pro.
sect stockholders From Tax.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Dec. lo.--One OF the most I'M
corsant state suits VIII probably come he.
fore tho snprems court for 4 reheaTlng.
The suit q that OF the Scandina Wan Amer
lean bank against Pierce county 20 pre-
vent the payment Of tax on bank stock
held by foreign residents. The lower court
decided with the county, and the supreme
eourt held the decision to be good but
ecunsel for the bank stock owners Is max
hg last effort for q rehearinx.
The fact that much OF the bank stock
n banks throughout the state Is owned by
Eassern people makes thu case OF especial
Importance and q strong effort f. being
made 10 prevent the decision recently
banded Town by the supreme court from
being final
Legal representatives claim the stock
he'd 10 be taxable here l. also taxable IN
the county In which the owner resides. and
1hAt a decision compelling NONRESIDENT
owners or such stock to- pay their tax
thereon here b rank Injustice. A final
Occasion - 20 a rehearing viii likely be
handea down next week.
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