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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-17
SYNOPSIS.

Loc1I rcport-AIaximum temperature. Il:
minimum temperature. -: mean ternpera-
tuFe. %. no rainfall, weather part cloudy.
T.. e. HOBBS,
Observer. Weather bureau
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STEs s;i<ftS.
FLY On THE "tLxEIs."

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In ore hour ana - suty-t5ye fainutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular dsiiy tips Seattie-TacoYna
ro@te rs fellows:
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY MAY
TINE CARD
Leave Seattle ~, HIS a. m: AS, els
p m.
Leave Taoona-s:3o a. NJ; 4.3o.s
SUNDAYS
Leave seat:le-s "a Il n; - IT: o. m.
Leave Taeone - p \. n. 80 30 .. m.
Landing a Northern Fae5dc wharf Ia
coma ana Commercial dock. Foos u Ma
ricr streer Seattle.
sundays. s.ean.ers Flyer ami State OF
Washington.
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THE EVERETT
& MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY.

The only TcAte t. tne popular and active
mining districts Of GOD Basin. Gordon
Gre X. Martin Creek, Si.verion, Dear
Greek. Goas Lake ana Monte C~.sto
Ine Genie route fer tourists. isaing and
camping parties.
Fer rates and other Information address,
uearest local agent. os
e N BAIRD.
Gen Frt. Pass, Agt.. Everett. wash.
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STEAMER DELTA
C7r~yt0E = raj leaves e sIa.aft1 DICK.
f--t = " s-n 31l.u stG- e. Tve-Javs
ThUrsaays ana satur5ays. - : 6'c.ock =
~ t1c k.uEstcn. PoCi Gamble Seaheck
Tr4o->.. Hev. Ne@-4:t5 L4liI4ra Tn F>al.~
-. .spc-, and r@toa Gag Returns on
alternate Eeys.
r TPOCTNAN. wss,ar
Te'e-hove. Man SIS
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IAILY BOATS TO PORT TnN-[~T-[T
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY If1g~E

Seattle ard Tewrsenl- Nean Pay rn,,t.
Steamer ANce Gertrude raves civ DIX
N5r3ays, Wednesdays arc F'r.5ays a, =
midnight for Pert Townsend. Per. WI
Haus Durge l~>= Pcrt Angeles po-t
Crescent Gettysburg. Pysat, CIaliar, Paw
ard Mean Ray. returning. arrives AZ S.
ale } .. n. o. opposite days Stean1ar
Garland leaves cry Dock FER P0ys Town
send Port Angeles ara Victoria Tues14ys
Thursdays ard Saturdays s.: - riarlE gar:
arrive Seattle alternate Gays at Z ~ . IL
Tel. Main *. or Main SIS
CAPT ] K THOMPSON NaraEe-
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ROt

STEAMER. TI.OSrER
Leaves Gay dl--k Gaily * 80 4 m exra,.
Sunday for PORT Madison. Kingston. port
CAub.e PERI i-u3iuw ana PERT Towusant
T2stLrnlrg. -r4lE5s Se4ttta 3; . a m daily
Telephone. Main :. LAZY. Eog4rdu. 4 Co.
agents
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Fastest Time Surest Connec.
lions. safest. Easiest Route.
Ten DAYS From Seattle 70 Dawson

Via PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP
co.'s superbsy equipped Alaska
fee. OF passenger steamships.
Before buying tickets ior Al
nhka call at the company's Of
fees and ascertain the latest
reduced rates.
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Time Card-I.eaves Seattle a N. "a
r.. ard : ? r. Leaves Everett SIS a n
$50 Z. III. AMI s;l5 r n
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STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON

Carrying L. s. Mall.
On Port Orchard and FORT Washington
route. leaves city d2ek $50 4. m. calling
a South Beach. Burchell, Brick YARD
Rremerton. L. Z. Navy Yard, SIdney
Charleston. Tracyton. chico. sllverdale
Leaves Port Orchard Navy Station al ,
p. n . arrives Seattle at r. m. T. ~ Rob
insor. Master. Lilly. gogardGs & Co
Agents Telephone. Main s..
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Thres round tr'0F dai'y evcert sunday.
Counections-At Seattle with t1s steamer
Flyer Ter Tacoma ~ Everett With re
eraaNe- N-kad3 fo- Saohc sn ~. and win
~ EVerrf 4 Monte Crtst7 railway Tor
Monte Cristo ana wav stations
tolnaA l'oCE 0Fsfts" 6o-ch8r'E Dock
sretI G.. =c4T
Manager
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Leaves <- Tacoma auJ Olympia daily ex.
c.Et S.~--gs ~ - -. Eei1rn.nS. ar.
r4ges Se&ctls =. "a
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GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
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Pare between Seattle ard Tacoma. &
Gents EosBd KIP. = cents.
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STEAMERS,
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY

STEAMER MARY F. PERLEy
Leaves foot Of Washington street dai,v
400 p NJ sundays 200 p. mo FOR PIeasa NJ
Dry Dock. Charleston. Sidney. Trarvtno
Chico and SilveFdale. Returning lea 'val
Silyerda.e AT o.ro e. NJ. arrives Seattle Ia
a. m. Leaves Sidney Saturday njghfs ~
$50 p. M. arrives Seattle 80 D. IA. TsIa-
phone. Main SO.
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PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN TS1
ANDS AND WHATCON ROIJTk.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Go@k f5ot II Main stree S;ind SeS city
day and Thursday a, L o'clock inIdnfts,
for Port Townsend San Juan islands a an
New Whas9om Rettu,rning leaves Nea
day at 4 a T.. J r. Thompson. nnange~~-
owner. Lily Bogardus & Co. agents, ssif,.
DOCK Telephone. Main ~.
FOR BELLTNGHAM BAY. ASAcoR-
TIES AND BLAINE
Steamer George L. Starr leaves Central
Dock Seattle, al = D. a. Monday. "
nesday and Friday. Returning, leaves
Blaine =. m. ard Whafcom p. IN. Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday.
LA CONNER TRADING AND TRANS
PoKTAT1pN co.
Tel. Main I'll Central Dock. seattia
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SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDNONDs
ROUTE
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CAPT. - WILEY. Manage
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-14
ANACONDA news.
FIXING THE DELEGATES
Candidates Drive Nails Into Their
Political Fences.
MORE RETURNS COME IN
Additional Lists of the Delegates Re
ceived From Outside Precincts-Re-
publican Convention Tomorrow.
Populist Primaries Saturday.

II is surely worth a mans life TO be
a delegate to the democratic county
convention. which meets here on Mon
day next. Ever since Saturday, when
the democratic primaries were held.
the vast army of candidates for office
have made life a burden for the dele
gates. inc the wives of the delegates
have been wondering how in the world
all the buttons on her husbands coat
are missing every morning and how IL
Is that his buttonholes are always
torn.
The candidates for nomination for
the different offices have lost no time
in making themselves acquainted with
the delegates, and will continue to tip
their hats and smile their sweetest un-
til the convention is over. All kinds
Of cigars are being smoked and liquid
refreshments are forthcoming at every
turn. Each one of the candidates,
when asked how the delegation looks,
says: 1T looks all right: / don't see
but that my chances are as good as
anybody's else"
So they all appear to be perfectly
satisfied with the delegation, and they
are trying their level best to max the
delegation satisfied with themselves.
Inc 1OllOW1nR duu1tlO1dl TetuTnS nave
been received from the democratic pri-
maries of last Saturday:
Warm Springs-Delegates, DR.. o. Y.
Warren, J. Goodwin.
Silver Lake-Delegates. w. j. Hill
bert. James Roach.
Gold Coin-Delegates, John Kinney,
James Rogers.
Observation-Disclosures, John Roach,
w. W. Goodman.
Cable-Deiegates, Albert Moag, WILL
lam Parker.
Mill Creek-Delegates, J. Allen, Hen
ny Parker. Pa Lappin.
Helmville delegates-James w. Gea-
~. Tom Mullan. VIII Mccormick.
The central committee will no doubt
continue to receive the names of addi-
tional delegates as the mails from the
northern part of the county come in.
The republican county convention
will be held tomorrow at 1890 o'clock
p. m. At this convention there win
be chosen Is delegates and IL a~lternates
TO the silver republican state V
ton. which meets in Anaconda on
Wednesday, Sept. 81. After naming
the delegates and a%lternates and trans
acting such other business as may come
before IL, the convention will adjourn
until Thursday. Sept. %. when the
nominations for county officers viii he
made. The object of adjournment is
TO see what the three state conventions
may do in regard To fusion.
The populists of the county will hold
their primaries next Saturday. when
delegates to the county convention will
be elected. These delegates will meet
in convention on Tuesday. Sept. 20, at
Turner hall. to moose 10 delegates and
10 alternates TO the state convention.
which meets the following date. The
,apportionment Of the populists for the
six wards of the city is four delegates
from each ward.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-14
GRAND SCENIC EFFECTS.
~Under the Dome" Full of Thrilling
Climaxes.

Lincoln ]. Carter, we'll known as the
author of a long list of big money
making sensational m~elodramas, is the
author of Under the Dome" which
comes TO the Margaret on Thursday
evening. In Under the Dome he has
undoubtedly excelled his previous eff
forts. both as to excellence of plot and
dialogue and as to scenic effects. 1t
Is being given a very elaborate scenic
production. The action of the piece
occurs in New York, Washington and
the Samoan islands. The hurricane
scene and the ferry boat trip from Jer-
sey City TO New York are said to be
~marvelously like the real thing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-14
The Ladies.

E The pleasant effect and perfect safe
~ with which ladies may use Syrup Of
Figs, under all conditions. makes IL
their favorite remedy. To get the true
and genuine article, look for the name
Of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed
near the bottom of the package. For
sale by all druggists.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-14
PAINFULLY INJURED.
Pat Harmon Kicked by a Horse and
Badly Hurt.

' Pat Harmon, a driver for Dolan &
Hamill, the court house contractors,
was very seriously injured yesterday.
Harmon was engaged in hauling brick
from the brick yard. He was seated
or the from of the wagon, when sud
denly the end gate came out and Har-
non fell under the horses hind feet.
One of the animals became frightened
and kicked Harmon on the shoulder.
He was removed to St. AIMS hospital
at once. where IL was found that his
collar bone a been broken and tina
he had also sustained a fracture of the
shoulder blade. He will be laid up for
a long time. as the injury is a very
complicated n
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special Notice.

j. w. Smurr has been appointed trus-
tee by the United States court 10 mar
age the bankrupt estate Of Edward De-
vine. All outstanding accounts due Ed
ward Devine must be settled at once.
Call at old stand, corner Third and
Alder.
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Chairman.
Attest; NJ. MARTIN, Clerk.
September sth. 1895.
Board met at 10 o'clock a. m, pursu-
ant to adjournment. Present, Chair
man A. NJ. Walker, COMMISSIONS
James w. Geary and Clerk NJ. Martin.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved. The following accounts were
allowed:
George Hubbs, supplies for
roads, district No. 1...... ....$ 81 SIS
John Clark, work or roads,
District No. 2..,... ........... 1873 90
w. l.. Baker, lumber for
bridges. ......... ...... is 90
John Clark, supplies for roads,
district No. 2...... ............ %
NJ. j. Fitzpatrick, rent for poor
for quarter...... .......... E. 1i2 90
Val Shebat, interpreter at in
guest. ...... ...... ....... j DO
T.. l.. Bonner Co, supplies for
road district Nc. H.. ....... 1 SO
Neil Dougherty, supplies for
poor. $4,000. ...... $1,000. 30 90
a. c. Mckinnon, supplies for
poor. ....... ...... ........ 8 90
John Clabaugh. wood for poor. . so
{. III. Williams, rent of office
Tor coronef..... ...... ........ 10 90
A. Hardenbrook, coroner fees
for quarter. e. .......... AZ 90
j. w, Collins, mileage, etc,
serving warrants ...... 600. Il so
Frank Kennedy, j. L. fees for
quarter. ...... ....-... $3.50. 122 80
John Conley, constable fees for
quarter. SO. g. $4,000. 90 81
John Conley, expenses for quar-
ter. 30. ...... ........... D w
Mrs. l.. Il. Rutherford, expens-
es on account small pox case Is 90
A. L. Lindsay. supplies for
quarantine camp ...... 800. Is 20
c. A. futile. supplies for quar-
antine camp. .... ........ 1874 80
T. j. Fleming, transfer of small
pOX atients..... $500, ...... 80 90
Mrs. l.. h. Rutherford, 20 days
cooking at quarantine camp. 20 90
b.. a. & p. Railway Co, trans
portation for poor. ...... 80. IS so
Lewis Crook, goods destroyed
by health oficer...... ....... 50 90
T. II. Marquis. NJ. D.. examin-
alton i'm re sanity j. NJ. Mack
ley ..ss.- ss.s.s s..s.. ....- y w
L. Gattan, NJ. d. eNamina-
ton in re sanity John Metz
GER. ....... ................ > 90
Mamie Glenn, taking testimony IL 30
O. c. Evans. NJ. D.. exanina-
ton in re sanity John Metz
GER. ,........ $500. ..... D 90
Charles r. Sackett, mileage
June term couIl.s... .... 10 81
Peter Loquet, lumber for
bridges ...... ......... $3.50. 90
Fred Gamer, supplies for sher-
HI. ....... ....... ...-... - Oh
]. VI. Kennedy Co, supplies for
county ..... ........- ......... IL W
+. w. Peckover. taking depo-
sition of George C~linton...... 5 90
]. NJ. Hartwell. J. Il. fees ..... s 90
Mamie Glenn. taking testimony
state VS.. McGillvray....... =. 4 so
MacCallum & Cloutier, supplies
for ~oor.. $1,000. ............ % W
George Barich. supplies for
sherin's office...... ........ d. . 81 90
F.. Colder, repairs on court
+. / S. Jean, NJ. D., exam.n-
alton in re sanity Frank
Schutty ...... ........ ....... 5 90
william Ray. NJ. D.. examina-
tion in re sanity Frank
Schutty..... ......... $1,000. 5 90
William Ray. NJ. D.. examina-
don In re sanity ]. NJ. Mack
feys.s.. ....s.s.E .---.. 1893. D W
MacCallum & Cloutier. supplies
for county,. ..... $500. so
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Free Coinage lodge No. 1865. Home
Forum Benefit order, meets first and
third Monday OF zach month at Dewey
hall on Oak street. John Ebenhack,
secretary pro tenn.
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\. NJ. WAIKE H
Attest: NJ. MARTIN, County Clerk.


sept. Z, 1873.
Board met at 10 o'clock pursuant TO
adjournment. Present, Chairman Walk
er. Commissioned Geary and Clerk
Martin. Minutes of previous meeting
read and approved.
The following accounts were allowed:
John Fitzpatrick. sheriff, mile
age self and deputies for
quarter ............ .-.........x 34S 70
John Fitzpatrick. sheriff. board
of prisoners for quarter...... 1885 90
John Fitzpatrick. sheriff. cash
advanced for kilograms, etc. 81
Alex Porte. expense smallpox
case ...-..-.-..... .-.y........ Is 80
James Hansen, supplies for
road district Ne. I........... Is 90
James Hansen. work on bridges Ig6 80
i. j. Mckenzie. II. D., salary.
etc. for Quarter.......... 424 IS
Dolan q Hamill. part payment
on contract court house,. 1859 90
Bel & Kent, balance due for
making court house Plans. l,452 so
7. j. Mckenzie, NJ. D. salary
health officer for quartr..... 200 90
z. j. Evans. moving and build
ing fence on highway. road
edistrict No. l................ IS 90
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Nov. sth, was received and ordered
filed.
Board adjourned to meet Saturday.
Sept. 10th. 1898.
Approved: A. NJ. WALKER.
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Tut in Passenger Rates to Seattle aud
North Pacific Coast via H., A. 4 r. Ry.
ND Gaun~sfTans

Effective at once. passenger rates,
Anaconda to Seattle and north Pacific
roast points, are reduced TO $3.50 first
class. $1,000 second-class.
Call on ticket agent at B.. A. & p.
railway, passenger station, at Ana
conda, for further information.
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Beautiful souvenirs at the Standard
Drug Co. Tuesday. Sept. 20.
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Attest: NJ. MARTIN. County Clerk.

September 9TH, 1875.
BOARD met at 10 o'clock a. M, pur-
suant to adjournment. Present, COM
m~issioners Walker and Geary and Clerk
Martin. Minut of previous meeting
read and approved. The following ac-
counts were allowed:
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cigars. TObaecos. etc. at [. A. Kings.
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Anaconda Coal CO. Telephone ss.
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bier nad ldrgcrem &ruutcnla0er, i'm
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80 : 125 Slaiie %. ......... 1000
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3oieph Boiling fir i.i n,i Sec
IS 1873 Slaiie 80 uno Nnoeres 400
6 Wcpenniion uno @attin al Bar:
bara . W Srcu fir Got | Bid
/ 6oirpiews g(oo Melroie. 80. 35
y ) 9beiieu uno Satin on Gas.
per Rees fir Got 1 4 . Slot /
9b.iien's liter goo I~lbarD.... 100
Nnton & Hutbolo uno 6attin al
Better ) 9hileren ct al fir Got 5
Bid l 2iens Noo Srooten... SIS
0m s 9..man uno 6attiu al
V.llie = Resnia.r fir net mel
Sec IA J 1876 &lai'e 34...... 900
Wiibael BOD uno 6attin al Wtih
Jonol fur i ne4 Sec 90 J 1873
alaiie 80 uno Nuoeres. ....... $500
3bomas Wenner uno @attin an
Sacob Shlener iur Cots 5 Il 6
Ylod 46 Hihmono. 800
Wiholas Scribe uno ..6attir an
5ribolin Wurit fir Cots , uno
10 glot as Ribmonb. ....... 500
Warp u logan uno @atte an 9ul
aobmann iur iw4 i.4 Got 2 Sec
124 Slaiie "a. 1856
81. 81. 9 " & W GY 50 an
S.rtoiste fir f.4 ie4 Sec 112
1876 &laiie 80 uuo Nnoere5 80. SAC
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Mit cincin Zcbnapp.

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Jutter. g%iienpaaren unb Saumaierial
bilis ~ fauien auf Webel's Musperfauf.
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