The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-02
MORAN BROS. COMPANY,
Shipbuilders.
YUKON river STEAMERS.

This time could have been improved on.
but the pupils took time TO take with them
their hats and cloaks. Three hundred pu-
pills attend the school.
Henry Rogers, rs years of age was killed
by q horse at Olympia last Saturday. No
homes were broken, but the flesh was badly
bruised.
Mcdonald Bros. of Skamokawa. since
July T. have RATED over 100000 feet Of logs.
which they sell TO Portland parties for 50
for fir and IS for spruce.
The Northern Pacific Railway Company
has filed in the Waterville land office pa
pers asking for a ten-miie right or way
from Lake Chelan TO the Columbia.
An Eliensburg man claims TO have In
vented a false shell which instantly adapts
different sizes OF cartridges to one caliber
gun. A patent has been applied for.
c. ]. Craig of Spokane. has been given
the contract for the foundation of the new
Baptist church TO be built on the corner
of Second avenue and Lincoln street.
When William Delaney was arraigned
before Municipal Judge sanders, of Spo-
kane for drunkenness the other morning.
he said: Here / am. old sport. Judge
Sanders fined Delaney 81 for being drunk
and $50 for calling the court old sport.
The Republic Mining Company has Just
completed reservoir that viii hold sufii-
cient water to keep In motion all the ma
chinery that well ever be In use by that
company In operating It's mines. two small
expected that ten acres Will be covered
with water to the deptl. OF ten feet. To
utilize the lakes it was necessary TO dig
ditch 3.aO feet long.
Dayton man has been inspecting the
timber along the Tukanon, and contem-
plates erecting a sawmiil on that stream
whereby he can land lumber at the top
of the hin in Highland by cable car. IL
he carries out his present idea, his cable
road viii be common carrier for wood.
grain and vegetables. And when pay ore
is struck in the mines. he can transport
that TO the top of the Hill.
At the Vaughn bay sawfill one day last
week. Edward Bliss. while attending to a
belt that was out Of order. was caught
on the set-sertw of the collar OF the line
shaft. throwing him backward and whirl-
ing his body at lightning speed around the
shaft. His lead struck the bridge tree
mangled and mutia,ed. The noise of his
body striking the timbers was heard some
distance from the mill.
Thomas HELEN has been released from
the pentep,ary at walia Maa He ,ss
for two years for robbing. j. y. Hagan' 8
saloon The discounts allowed for good
ms TO
assistance In Co,fax for the release OF
William Bates. who was convicted at the
same time on the same charge, but given
twelve years by Judge Mcdonald.
In the case OF Fender VS.. War Eagle Mine
the jury returned verdict for $3os0.
though 5000 was asked by the plaintiffs.
Judge Waikem. Of the supreme court, has
set aside the verdict, and In doing so said:
"He couldn't agree with the jury because
they were evidently in sympathy with
Pentier Moreover, Fender disregarded any
impending danger and never acquainted
the company of the risk ne was running OF
his Efe II was consequently taking UNI
fair advantage of his employers TO buck
against them when he got hurt"
The relatives OF Walter r. Schroeder
the young man who disappeared In the
Mount Baker country. are determined 10
clear M the mystery If possible. Sheriff
A. b. Estabrook, OF New Whateom. has
been in communication with the missing
mans brother for some time. and has re-
ceiyed instructions az follows: ITO whom
il may concern-I hereby make a standing
offer Of one years duration from date,
az $500 for the person OF Walter n. Schroe-
der either dead or alive. Said amount 70
he paid when identity Is proved To my
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