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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-12
WILL soon BE ARRaIGNED.
In the Meantime Harding. the For
ger. Enjoys Himself.

Henry Harding. accused of havi z
passed a forged DRAFT for $S,6ee on she
Dexter Horton Banking Com pany. aat
who was brought back from Canada dur
Ing the holidays by Deputy Sheriff Lam
Is soon 10 be &rraigned IN court OF s.
Jice- The complaint IN the Harding cas-
vii be filed to-day or tomorrow. and il i
probable tAat Harding VIII be taken he
fore Judge Jacobs on Saturday. Uni L.
warrant forgcr Jameson. who through his
friends sold the Dexter Horton company
some 80 90 worth OF fo-ged warrants 81
short tine ago. Harding will enter a plea
az nor guilty when brought into court. He
stu holds 70 the story that he Is an lnro-
cent man. and claims 20 believe that he
VIII be acquitted when his case goes To TIE
jury.
At the county Jail Harding Is confined in
The hospital ward. He holds aou- CONVEX
sa,iors over the wire with reia ives N I
friends, and does rot seen 20 be trout ling
himself as 20 the outcome OF she case.
His coed cigars hold cut, and his wife
keeps him supplied with butter sugar a
other things considered Injuries py .ha
county cooks.
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Bt&&A tEl*>.

TIRE wssnleErsn state board n. p'sr-
nfaeF ui0 eot3 i.S G'1aTretiy ex .-..aaE.1
al Hatet figgia- ueNi Ae~1sy a-s E.e-sy
e 1sf-r. ed. ~ o., sre C.s0,sa' Io8rns..
T. ne is suesi a. dr sad Ms =. Il.
Sae.Ivan. ~ T~enss -fearih aeeaae-
TIE faaxrR5 servtcrs e. Moses P5Gey were
ssia Yesterday az balt4rNor,h csage3.
y - sAippei - Monooa. Ia, 1oy sn,eNusai.
Rev a. p w a. Trtn p tssrt-a So
deliver a teef2trS Cr "t ~Ts~-5aT Social s-rs
a. Use y n. =. A t1.s even ~ ~ Lock
LeasuR-
chairman Ru.'y. r zee ely ,eup-H COM
rs gree az fae scie ~sEt1S 2 charge ne
staeracon os france se>. AS ,sl "a s.
meeting - tae coaam.t'ee >oc ,o.UorFo "
J } Ma}a-sy. re esra.s, arrested -
IRE rnaFKs e N-fe aestHE VAS Fsaa1 81
yesterday "a de3css,.og s. Sa-a oa-L re
W aAve a ae@Eas ~e.9Fe ~N4se AIst-a
ls!s morning
TIE regular meeting q the s'A,tls
brsncA q tie Stste Cc-opsrat.ya ss-'etv
Vii be hsl3 a. re CAa~SbsT o. IoFl = cree
so.s are ur<ed q ne vge~ent who are .nse--
ested n ne en~o2-aSszs g AoEaa n
cus.ry.
TAlrty-,Aree z,sa we're saspl.et =! : ~
psoyEaent yssts-118r ~ l-sSor = az $
fer risarabsrs' xork n tire service OF = =
c5tY have teez - kiux TIE ci<ti SeFvtce *
ayTsnatioas fss TIRE las: tv3 DAYS T1el-
wark Yesterday wa1z largely pE8s a. con-
x&sssEg cf menaasg ercAeG pages. :.sIES.
&c. II tse sAogs-
TIE United States c.vtl ssrste~ co=1-- -
s.aa Aa< ordered seAf 81 - - .r2tlcr -
Ae1a ~ IS ieezl board tr thls 81 - n eel
MA-ea Is All Aa-a{ =, tsS@. s~- &c grA1es
CO cAsrx ana czrrs ~ e the rcx see sRxx-
tcs- CEsy c&stz<rs - re IGsts2 St2t@s "A
he examined. TIE aga limitations foE ss1S
exazizsGsa are As follows Clerks oEsr
- 5HaArss carriers. ever = ard En6sE A.
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New salts Filed.

The following new suits were filed with
the county clerk yesterday;
f.. s. Tremper Fevs Yer, vs.. ]. 5. Geld
Smith--For u per cent. 81 value OF e sht
shares Of Spring I'LL Water Company
stock $50.
William q. Guyer " city OF Seattle
Personal "a maSes. 5000.
Thomas Hood ct al W. I-eary-Coslins
Lard Com qaay-Appeal from decision OF
state board OF land Commissioners ssarl-
ss tae nFl0r right 70 purchase tide Land
Properly known as l3ts II ard Z. block s..
.es - block rs: los and g blc D..
logs II ard L. block sIs. lof IL. bio * 2si;
l8ts II and L. block -gi An appeal bad
OF f2l0 Is aied = "a Instance.
r VI. Davis W. John Clask-For profess
sloBal zerv!ee as physical. si59-
StaGs Of Washington vs. NJ Levy-Re-
sisting an offacer; appeal from justice
court.
6. G. keiIan ~. a stephens non prom
lsscry note Of November - fsas. kse
First National bank cf attic vs.. Maria
Sengltn--For nj. S7a and dam -eS sc
State OF washington vs.. Carries tiand
ley Resolving stolen property. ihtorna-
ton fled.
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packed al their STUFF ever the pass. Ee-
Ing Delayed La procuring 8 boat with
Waaen 20 rrocssd down the Es0taitn1gz
HseF. after travelling I'd mica, they were
e4ugnt n AT lee IAN and could proceed
10 IaTFher They got Thssr STUFF osat OF
sae coat and bEzsst shack or Ene beach.
Mnere they esDpsa for several weeks.
Dars az that time they suffered great
EarasEslp& IL gathering fuel 70 keep
LIs sosnz HEn5s had his hands and feet
badly frozen. After 4ivtrg thus several
VEGA during which sfn~ the mercury
went deSn "a - below zero. a sGsssa 81
canadian police cane alsng. 20 wnoFa
they sod AZ their provisions for s. per
Pound and started back 70 salt water
Although Mrs. De Graf IS e years old
ara weighs onay lie pounds. she walked
he entire distance Of - miles, through
tne snow and !ee. 10 twenty days Sra
says she VIII retura 20 San Francisco ard
remain unssl sprtGg. when SIZE VIII again
start Cor Dawson.
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TAhEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Arguments I'm the Fay Case Closed
No New Points.

Judge Jacobs was occupied all day yes
terday In listening to argument in the
university regency case. which was COM
mencea on Monday afternoon. Assistant
Attorney General Vance closed his aryu-
n1ert for Regent yesterday shortly before
o'clock. Judge Jacobs announced that
he would take the matter under advise
ment ard hand down d written decision in
a few days.
From $50 until 3 clock Attorney Fay
cited authorities IL support of his argu-
mea: yesterday. After finishing with the
authorities he brought up the new point
that the law OF 1875. which purports TO en-
power the governor 70 remove IN cfflcer
when dissa listed with his conduct. Is
Unconstitutional unless Interpreted BY the
cGI-- 70 require q ncttCe and hearing.
Then Afr. Fay went after the governor
because he had been elected on a platform
thu cardinal principle OF which was that
TO che man should Re embodied with ths
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ION NASH HELD FOR ARSON
Accused of Having Started the
Recent Fire in Dawson.
p.3rr Mcdonald, Owner Of the n 4
hight Bzrkeep@r, Started . Fire
fs the Building for Revenge
Mcclure Reaches Daw.on City.

Thomas Mash, formerly OF Seattle. and
seg kuoxn among the sporting classes Of
she Eerss1wosl. Is ia The jail IN uawSoE.
rsarged wita zFseu. lie Il accused s.f
ssarting tbs EEe Ia the NJ. * IL SALOON
November z. which destr -ed several
nu,sl.ngs. Capt.. Constantine. OF ths
Northwest mounted police. acting AZ a
committing magistrate. at the conclusion
IL sas preliminary examination. " sa.ch was
hsic behind closed doors. refused 10 lio-
erase Nasn gpou saH and ordered his tn
hse next spring " Judge u CUR. whS
VII convene court and ultimately cs.er-
nine the guilt OF the accused.
EaSh arrived In Dawson last Ma. "a
eoruany with Pete AcDoxzld- Tao Hat
Ter built aaG opened she Il. q 81 SaIoyn
asd Nash vas employed a. ns.g4t var
ks2Ssr. About the middle Of Mover her
Nxsh was discharged. Mcdonald says for
dishonesty. Bat Nash contends that IL was
due TO malice. Mcdonald declares that
Nash repeatedly threatened 10 burn tbs
baildiag ard says mat hs addacee the sgi-
eence al the preliminary examination.
Nah was seer to 90 upstairs shortly
after midnight and leave the premises BY
the rez- entrance. A few minutes later
xcuoaaId's room was discovered to be
sayeioped In James. Downstairs a holi-
dzy dance was in progress and the mid
Eight .sseify was at It's height. The Their
nometer registered - degrees below zero.
TIE building was double allied and be-
tween the walls sawdust was tightly
rxeked In five minutes the whole strac-
srss was wrapped In flames and nl1ra
han $500 worth OF provlzsons was lost.
Between s,eee and ss.veo in gold dust w4z
lost also.
The river was frozen soii1iy ard IL was
Impossible 20 obtain supply OF water.
TIE detailed story Of the damage done by
the danes has already been printed in tia
ross-Intes.igsacer.
Nash was a. once accused OF arson.
Two or three days after the IRE be and
Jim Harrison, also OF Seattle. purchased
: half interest in a saloon. few doors
above the Dominion saloon, for f1o.aea.
They Claimed 10 have borrowed the money
from James Dougaerty. better known as
Niger Jim" formerly OF Olympia. Pess
Mcdonald followed up the case and was
Instrumental In having Nash arrested and
hsid for trial liz the higher court.
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Iaeenarmsd Report That Its MEM
hers Have B@en Drowned-frtend
Question ID.

Tia non-apDearauce In Dawson Of Judga
E. Fl. Sullivan. DR.. u. r. Harvey. John \.
Dillon and W. r. Hargrave. all Of CoisaN,
has given circulation TO the rum0r tatt
they per.sAed on their way down t6e Ia
kan river TIE fact that letters under date
Of November 4. about the date on whi2
tue four we're supposed to have been lost.
have been received here from three of the
party. decidedly shakes eredenee In ths
theory that they have been drew ned.
When the Post-Inteliigeneer's special
correspondent. W. J. Jones. left Dawsal
December Q. no hope was entertained that
Judge Sullivan and his companions wouia
be seer again alive. The party was ons
os the best known on the tran and had
tie men appeared at any OF the few camps
between Fort Seikirk and Dawson trey
would certainly have been recognized and
Ga Eews Of their safety st enee spread,
TAsy registered at the Fort Selkirk trad
ins post. as Is customary, Oh October = 80
noon.
They were next heard from on the Stew
srs river. 9hich VAS ar thai time fast clos
tx 40 Early Ia November It cleared. aud
faEy Ell. 50 Mr.. jones Vas tald 70 90
xsn ths Yukon % Dawson. The Yakoa
p fall q rushing see, which n many
aees was iammed I'D on sand hanks 10
beat. graaaing masses occa stonaIiy
these swaying. grinding hunks would as, a.
sseEa one bank 20 suo her s.th greet
sasa Between tia SYG And 81. ~ Eovem-
bsf parties camping en t..- sore rsaF
Sssart river stw boss wtth four ule n
bsahg carried along - rush Of zee. They
tasssai 4 was SLiGvan's party. but, being
quarter a. nile away, SoIid nos DO
sasa
pa ire morning og November cake OF
re Heated past paw son. ard on 4 was A
aFSlaa arm srasptng an oar. The grew
soase remnant must save belonged % soma
sas OF a party wrecked in the sce.
sac~e sullivan and The 1thers left Pert
sand ca the steamer Elder. Suiy % for
s1ssnay. arriving there August > Tsey
ssre sonS IN getting over the pass bar by
le9eoer mad everything 81 readiness 20
ssaft down thc iakes- Thsy had kept.
saeasFsr encampSd. open house Tor az
seussF3 ar . the.r genial ways had
.naa'Resah.a friends. IL fact. if wsss had
= ai'a saj o. along tha grati who & q aos
asoN them et.Uss by sigh. or b. rs1at--
49, On lbs way sat Special 90 rssp nd
vi Jenss tn u'rtd frcrl every cae Ae NET
'TSard4ns the fa.e OF Judge S9f'ivan. bat
Wait = 10 ucNs. There sre only 4 dozen
ssssnp'as pi7ces betasea Stewars river ard
.asson. a2d Js Is thought Impossible t@at
:. = ~iSa fc1s1 cave hecB II =sesa rad they
'-z1ee Il? az 1oy ore ~ these
re e. 9les5tlou ,:fered nv their syi ,fs
:. ssatLse sSt Tecer1a fo~ taelr failure >
sssn ii1w7on 70 that thnv are fsgv er,-
ss.A'aksa for abe gylzte- arar th, fros.h 4
- s'eSs-t river IN the }etses wef.tan
SeVsmbe~ by rBetr herS of .he ua~tt b.
"a sd i1a' ey wouid MT ~ 20 -eaca
-S~soA GHrAr c&e Riu;er Tbs. b>.tt
$50 N Che - probably hsl. n sd 10
se'ae other Parry.
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Former Empfoye of the City Wants
That Amount for Injuries

Wilsz-s G. Guver who was formerly
employed as driver CT 4 zravei cart by saa
CITY. lied sl.t yesssrIsav against the city
1or see damages. Ea sets forth II his
complaint t1er rhe horse he was ordered
ID drive lad a dangerous hakl, ~ backing
aSc could not be controlled. He alleges
thac through this urconsroiiah'e hack.ns
DIS cart colifds1 With another. and in sha
TEix-ap he sustained injuries watch ke2r
Elm from EcTz fer two r1onths. He SAYS
&c . permanently injured He states that
those z charge % TIRE department e which
he vas employed knew 81 tire dangerous
nacft Of the horse. and &c thinks &c ia ez-
tilted 20 damages n the ssl-n mentioned
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New Inrarperations.

Articles OF Incorporation FOR The follow
iug companies were flied with the county
atsoffuf yesterday.
smith Piy mouth Company. by Charlotte
J. Smith ara I 9 Sm{fh 20 do = general
tailoring business. "a a.tal stock. s2S.e03.
American & Canadlaa Transportation
Company hy Henry c. Ewing T.. ID. COM
inSs H. w Lung W a Walfnew. ". v
Rlnehart. jr. f. Osborne ard =. =.
Trempsr 70 operate transportation lines IN
Alaska ard Northwest territory; capital
stock Sc eco
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The sultan and Our Missionaries

Tie 7oTfe has Demanded The recaii =
two American missionaries from the prov
i1ce OF A}eppc. on the pretexS that the r
mission T. likely 10 cause Disturbances
The sick man Of EUroge" is as urreaeor-
able rs his Political health is feeble. As A
bright contrast 10 his obstinacv ard ST.
pdIsy. TIE people 81 America are a.knoWl-
s3@4as far ard y De the beIeaesace % = .
mission 81 Eostetter's Stomach Bltters.
namely % relieve aad prevent malaria.
rheumatism and kidney complaint. chreu5 =
dyspepsia. constipation ara liver trouble
The nervous. tae weak and the .naru d.
rive uuspeakabIe benefit from Is use an9
i, greatly nltigatss the weakness and In
frg1ls!es which are specially incident 10
Advancing vRars
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Receipts and Expenditure. of the Sc
attic savings aanA

The receiver OF the Seattle Savings
tank filed his f1rs1 annual report yester:
Gay. X shows that his receipts were 81
tIs.as ard his expenditures 81 -. Tia
amount OF cash on hand Is 3 I8--s So JEdg-
menTs have been secured against H r.
Hainlss fer 8 $50 with Gusts and at
tasTSsy's fees william r. Robertson. s.. is4.
with costs and attorneys fees: John *.
Mcs3Eaw ct al. Sc "a e, with costs and
attorneys fees. In the case of the re-
eetvsr vs. George 3 Adnir the supreus
court has just affirmed the Judgment CT
the superior court in favor of the receiver
The sase against w II. Ballard In ye. 10
be tried. The safe deposit boxes CT TIC
bank were sold for s7oo
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ENDURANCE 0F \ WOMAN.
n De Graf. RHO -foar Year.
"f1. Walks Ia MILES Through
>aoss st lee ff- 20 DAYS

AEtt NcnJu. a years * age has
$3.50 >eatt.r .n sal - after walk %
q - 'hfcugh the snow sns See q ;ee
sSa "a. Mrs \ u Graz ana hcr
s-lav Martin II BahbS az san
s.Aae'sco. returned on the Topeka Msn-
h3F.S has an experience in At
- .|as - reach DawsC-.. which they
=. a2t Fe.e--rner v3tA pleasure.
Iasy .ett -aa Sound Angus; sra
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uank El~rtia.. Yrxrrrsav,

The Stock elders % tire Ssattte Natlcra!
saak yesterday he'd thesr annual election
~ + ~r-srys s~3 otsi-srS TIE ncexs0. iI-
rectc-s and - srs Vere al re-+}a>r "A or
eve s~ar eeirE = Y. Nnd- ~, qreSs-
eert tcAa e. terr v.ee president: : F'5s-
seT Kelley. cashier: Ha-olI Prestcr. ". e.
Robertson. Dac:f Ferguson ard =. y.
H4H~r.
THE board % directors ard sse oaicer~
- rss Page S1a~a N8toaal bank wee
al reelected! Il tha meeting .. stock~ols-
ers vesre r.taF. Fa-7h Fa-eA : rrsesser-
2 = Nsutslte~- vtce president. and Z. &
Arhenv cashier
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions since Iaaanry ana
for NeNferdaN.

Resi- estate trsnsac tfoas since January :.
iss>. are 50 IL = There were FLED f0g
rtcasd yesterday Eve deeds. aggresatirg (;
I.St9 .. Following Is a LIST.
Joseph Graham Ia p Bloom. net4 II the
CeA Of fhe swl4 t'l sec /. 20 - =. c. Is
acres. Jar n g.
/ h FRA - Mary II Wilson. lot E.
block Naiss ~ alla add - Seattle. jan =
The elise Investment Co - Nellie -
t'hsasCV }ors Is ga ard - f1 b.7Ck -
F}TaoEivr a. ID % Seattle Nov s. lS-1 Ssa
WiI.a ~ Il Mover 20 z. T, E'ur tract ~
ltra IS feet y s9 fet 81 the southwest tor-
8rv - Lake ana Rcss street. Jan ).
?. RS s.
Peter Hansen 70 r r Stehl Fats Is au9
=, n5ock Lake View add 20 Seattle. Lss.
? ,Ss1 go
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Licenses 10 wed were issued yesterday
70 Waiter Mcclure 10 ard Allie H.
Fletcher i2Il. bqth OF S~attIe, Aug Eng.
dab! f23l ard taLnz Nelson f3Zl both q
Seattle Eugene BFugner fs4 % San Fran
cisco. AMI Augusta Eatmaun. OF Mlwau-
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Power 70 cypress another nan Without eus
process q law. II cze<srg he wsss1 OVER
I3s entire ground and made al appeal IN
SUPPORT o. his complaint. Nc rew poants
were brought W by Asssszan. Attorney
General Vance n his closing argument.
Whictz lasted aeoas an hour.
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DR. ]. p. LOUGHARY. Bailey nufla.ns
Special attention given diseases of brain
ard nervous system
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Person l.

Mr. ). Rogers returned Sunday from an
extended Eastern trip.
&. O. Terry. ~ Portland. travelling pas
sengsr agent of the Oregon Short Line.
WAS visitor at the railway offices IN Pho
ue~r Mace Yesterday
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UNCLE SAM bought Frye Drurn Conn
rany English Cured Bacon because OF It's
superior quality.
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SKAGUAY AN pYEA.

TIE steamer Danube VIII leave for
Wrangel. juneau. Dyea and Skagaay on
January L. For tickets. accommodation
for stock and freight, apply at Canadian
PactEe Navigation Compsay's cssces, So
First avenue
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THE PASSING IHROAG.

ice Pany. known generally as Joe sAa
Flower Girl" one os me eccentric char
sefs-s or this city, wao = usually s<s41
about the streets and 6eposs With tray
q whatever flower happens - 0G Eigss
fasaio5ab bic. has taken a pleasure trip 70
Sew York cIsy. leaving yesterday after
a0oE- Pany has never been an attractive
thing 90 look 81. sar yesterday bis trtsn1s
were unable 20 recognize him He had MS
hair CIT. Eew suit es clothes aid a Derry
lat and locked c4s2n and preSsnfaoEe~ Be-
fore leaving he has not fully determined
wAers ne would ~. having na44 made ap
lis mind that he would vsiZ Galveston,
Tex. Two years ago &c went 70 ST. Louis
and oaca. travelling frss-e4aSs, Win 3
Pullman car accompaniment. ne attended
The Columbian exposstsoz 4. Chicago. bat
worked waite there, sGlilng flowers. HIS
oEaer expeditions about the country have
been those o. 8 private seaGazaan on plea
sure BENT
Next Saturday a party Of FIVE VIII leave
here for Dawson Their entire outfits.
which were bought here, are complete n
every detail They possess few teams
OF trained dogs. by the help OF which they
expect little IL any trouble il reaching
tnsir destination. The party is under tha
leadership % John Giipatrick. we'll
known mining man. His experience as
such. both II Montana and Alaska. Will
be 81 great value to the expedition Among
the others are NJ Il Howard a prominent
business man from Boston. who goes as
the direct representative Of an American
kEglish syndicate: Grant Winston. r J.
French and ''@utzzy'' Clarke
7. \. Nadsau, general agent OF shs
Northern Pacific. went to Portland yes
teSay morning and viii return tomorrow
Or next day. Ar. Nadeag's mission 20 ths
South Is 10 discuss the new schedule On
the SSattle-poEtland run that goes Into
effect January ID. There has yet been 20
indication Of the intentions OF the road rs
10 the new time card, The question u L
through night train leaving late enough
10 make Sleeping ears necessary or 10 con
time section Of the O'Clock overland
train through 10 the southern terminus.
not yet having been settled.
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ASK your outiitter for HiIrs Condensed
maple sugar.
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THE oest assortment OF Kiondike AZ
outfits for ladies and gentlemen q, Wind
miller the furYier $50 Second ayanrs-
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The last session Of The present Prassiaa
diet opened Tuesday.
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"SOROSrS." the new shoe for women.
Saniscn Bros, &c Second avenue. sole
xgcEtA-
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DENNY
BLAINE
LAND co.

Offers for sale two Centrally Iocat-
ri wharves; other water front
property: a largo amount OF tide
lands: building lots between Rail
rad avenue ard Western avenue:
business properly upon First ave-
rue. First avenue south. Second
and TAiEd avenues and Yesler way:
four business block, h numbe O.
beautiful residences on Dsnay hlu;
ans home Ia Queen Anne. resi-
dences II ether parts Of the city;
ard 4 large and choice list of resi-
derce property. We handle only
perfect titles. Exa miro our LIST
before buying elsewhere.
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DEXTER HORTON q Co, BANKERa
Incorporated l87.

DEXTER HORTON q CO. BANKERA
Incorporates iss7.
capital ...-....--> I1I9.0
Surplus ;....-..''.--.'- .----:.-.,,.-:;.. I@.uy
Wee PRESIDENT NV. NJ rs nsS
Manager .............N. ri. Tatirrsr
Cashier ..-..........,F. r. Van ruyi
feFx on New York. Chicago. 81. Paul 80
Francisco, Portland ard various points g
sight bills ~ exchange on London aynl1.
able elsewhere IN Europe.
Collections made at all points On fnvuEs
Bonds stocks and ether -a,uab,ep ~
esived on deposit for safe kesnfnK.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Paid-Rp capital .....-.....- ..........$3oe.Go
Transac,s general banking h.HinssA
q. y. Balard ...-....---...-.as...Pr essde1f
II T. Henry .-s+....@<..--..-Nice rfe40eMk5
H. a. Spencer .--..-...--.-.----.--.s.CAn
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle. WasA
@oFFIcEas AND TRusTEEs-
Arthur A. Denny ..;s.....-.s Vice Presidne
lean Lsary ...:', second Vie rresiAent
f iss hsSss aaaassr ss . ~
sfgnurd sehwshacster John csifina
Il. c. Eeafeider, J. T. Grsenleaf.
Transacts q savings hank business -
clustveiy.
Deposits received from 81 TO aans
a
cent. on term deposits: per cent % 9.
Dssisdsais declared las, say. q May aaa
November Loans raaas On real estate -
approved coilaterals cniy.
THE susgr sousD TaTieNAL
Capital stock paId In ..,.......ss4N
Surplus .......... &0o
.0se atafsi4s. . vie. Pss s:'Ssss
Correspondence p all TIRE principal efsas
IN me United States ana EaroOa.
The 7 sEATTf'E. BANK o.
Paid-up capital ...-..--..---.-.y,nM
Surplus ...... .-.-........-.-. fD.5eo
]. i, as5r.. .......-.-viSs f.::.s:.ss
General banking business tran2aceo1
Sight ard tes@xraphtc exchange payuh&n
T. al the principal cities Of the Un1es1
States and EErorA
L~stsrs Of credit furnished en- Alasan
paysbls az all trading posts % the 81. ~ -
q r. Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-12

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle. Waah

Trsnsacts q savings bank business g.
cgustvsiy.
Deposits received from 81 20 eaDs.
Interest allowed Fer s11un SIX -
cent. on term deposits. per cent % g.
binary depcsfts.
DfsfGends declared last 3ay. ~ May 60
November. Loans maas On real estate =
approved cotIaterals oHfy.