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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.


IAN Ed F'rospsc-or of : years expert
ence n placer and lode mining ces4rcs
gru5.i axe fot i months fer any point IN
the No-thwsst. ftst ~ references given.
Address q. y caTe post-Intelt geacer.
NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant 10 an order
El1de and entered on Ire l4,n day q
E-or2sry. lsss. ~ the D1ssrsct Court of
heunepsE Comfy Minnesota, N the mat
TER OF the Minneapolis Trust Company,
50 hstelFer o. the Northgsestern Guar
Aaty Loan Company, tnsosyen-. Flaiatins,
~. Louis F. Me1age ct al Defendants.
TIE Sheriff Of Hxnuepin County. Mime
So,a. VII sseli AZ Public Auction % re
trance. on An street, 90 toe County
Colr, House in the City 81 Minneapcsis.
on Monday. the 7th day Of March, lsss. AZ
49v" . clock OF the forenoon Of said da:e.
the following described securities Io-w.t.
Bonds Of the Chicago Dock and Invest
raent company, Nos. 81 * SS4, OF t1e race
& 3is Of The face value Of 500 90 each. to-
tai SO. Coz: Nos. SOS 10 3ls inclusive. of the
face value Of $500 each. total si5o.gS:
Nos. 49, 70 80 inclusive, Of the face value
the face value OF s5.aco each. 81 90. Nos o.
20 -. OF the face value Of $40 eaea,
sl8'o; II all 3 total Of 10 bonds. Of he
lace value Of 500 go
Bonds Of the Northwestern Trust Com
pany. Nos ] 10 . inclusive, OF the lace
value Of 1890 each, total $4,000: Nos lm 70
is- inclusive, OF the face value Of StSo
each. total 81. 20. Nos. 3i3 10 So inclusive.
OF the face value of 500 each, total st5,V",
IN All a total OF 81 bonds OF the face valde
OF s24z.epo
Stock TildeH Heater i Closet Company,
Certificate No. 10. 70 shares of the par
value Of 500 sacn. and Certificate Ne, u
for eleven shares OF the par value OF sl'a
each. total. q shares, of the par value or
SaIa.
Stock. Northern Car Company, Certif
Gates - 10 ~ 10 shares eacd, OF the pa
value of s5,ooo
Stock. Minneapolis Land & Investment
Coifit any. Ceruncates 9 b 20 %, totai
40 shares. par value Si50oo.
MINNEAPOLIS TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
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ALASKA-KL0NDIKE WANTS.

yAKUTAT DAY. BDIGAST!Na
BLAt< EIEI.
OWING 10 increased cabin accoHif.loda-
tiors- the BEakaley can ;ake twelve mora
paszenEers. experienced guide tnc!uSea
"a fare ApTY Immediately.
OCEANIC PACKING COMPANY.
r-s Sullivan Building
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BOOK BINDING.
DANCING ACADEMY.

ACKER'S SCHOOL OF DANcING-pel-
sar,e. acting and ballet Tuesday.
Thursday. Saturday afternoon and
evenings. Morris hall. Ninth ana Yesler,
fancy dancing OF all nations. Only reli.
able school references
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hLnr i,Ii>E-MI>Es FOR SALE.

READ ADVERTISEMENT % Capitalized
Eggs N3nta page.
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FREIGHT OVER WHITE PASS.

oFly Sc \ pound 20 Lake Bennett Appls
Immediately 10 William Mccormick At So
a,sie Trading Co. ltG First avenue south.
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RES9LI TON No. Is - PROPOSED
Aa1enGEenE 30. IA resolution and
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MINERS ALASKA BOUND ATTEN-
tioG - >ett want cl8im 20 60 on lta-
r3ef .atcit 9ud save tie expeuse snd time
and daugsrs e Hot getting one even
then tSe have Il on Henderson, creek
and ask YOU 90 take the trouble to look
ZIP new, oIner= from Dawson and Set
their report of this stream. We can
stow tbat ont e this property we got
good money in the prospect 70 bedrock
We Will ss5} you eitaee the uppe~ or low
e ure haf 90 sac whole ii Won VISA but
rfeser to dispose ~ only onc-haf. \
small cash pax mrfst dowA And the bal-
aHce of tie put Naae nric" Is So b. iahtu
flou bedrock Th.H must go 20. i Few davs
ne the oWne~ iesve" for north uTxI week
Geo : tasrdt as Nasunrtou building
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Hi.tE PRINTING.
TICKET BRoTSTRs

RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP TICK T,-rs
Tickets TO ard from az parts az tie
world - reduced rates special rases 20
a. Eastern and European points L T.
Thlrstcn LIS Cherry Stree;
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CITY NOTICES.

r,-ruasit3~, - sr-fe,sa Subdivision : ~
Sec II Of Article VIII % the city char
ter and FOR the submission Of such pro-
posed amendment 10 the qualified voters
Of the city 81 TIE next general election.
Re K resolved by the City Council q tbs
CiIy Of Seattle;
VIII. Of the City Charter be amended 30
IS 10 read as follows.
Subdivision !. Whenever the pubic IN
ter - S~-.'.-t4el:Ne ...s.s - -
powered 20 order The whole or any part q
the streets. lanes. alleys. squares or places
of the city graded Or regarded 10 the Off
cial grade, pianked or replanked. paved
or repayed. nlacadamized or reinacaGan,-
lied. gravsled or regrayeied. piled or re-
piled capped or recapped: and 10 order
sidewalks. sewers. manholeS. cuIverJs,
GulkheaGS, retaining walls. water MAINS
curling and crosswalks 10 be constructed
or repaired therein and 20 order any Or
all work 10 be done whick shall ne neces-
sary 10 complete The whole or any portion
OF the streets. sidewalks. lanes. squares,
alleys or places ana the city Council may
levy and collect an. assessment upon IN
lots or parcels Of land benefited by such
improvements 10 defray the cost and cx-
peGse thereof. which assessment shall be-
come irst lien upon all property liable
therefor prior and superior 10 all other
liens and eDcumhrauces'
Ard be il further resolved that the fore
going amendment be and the same is here
BY submitted 10 the qualified voters of the
City OF Seattle for their ratification or re-
lection at the next general election 20 10
held March Sth, lsS-
Passed the city Council the 4th day Of
January. lSS. and signed by me in open
session IN Authorization OF its passage
THoS NAyIN
President pro TEN Of the City Council.
Filed by me this &th day OF January. lSeS.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-OTcio City
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IYPt.N grTERs.

TYPEW R!TEES-T-y tie new hau-hear-
inr Deus-nore. new model Caiir~anh ~
new No Yost before purchasing A Tvpe.
writer. attle Typewriter F.x~n no
Cla Firs- avenue Phone MAJ 81 -
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MARINE AGENTS

sLAEN lt N--e Aes-.. So
g. sac o. COASTER, Ea-cy 1arr
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President rro ton y The C3ty Council
Fled BY ne THIS Az day % Jauuary.
-. WILL II. PARRY
CITY Comptroller and Tx Oei 80 City
clerk
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ALASKA FREfGHT-Ai vezsei sails fo-
s. Micsael May LIST. will arrive there BY
the time the Zee leaves the bay. delivery
a. freignt on ths 1each AZ 81 Mica.ol
guaranteed For rates apply 10 t. =.
I{si room I. Olympic bl0ek. Seattle.
Reference First National baGk, S@s tile.
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RING TIE 20 X" ROx for messenger.
Western Cn'on ana Great Northern feis.
grams n4cks. gDr1CyS ard exnre>s
wagons qG.cS service Telerhara Msfn
10 81 Second Branch Queen CIV
Laundry.
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- NNt~H art Eas>.s9 BATHS 49, 49,.
roo-rs. a4er sN n.Eht. Eos1 s....i-'e
rco--s t.- tr,-r,fls. $3.50
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
A Commercial Laboratory.

There has been established at the
Philadelphia Commercial museums an
important and valuable acquisition to
the already large collection of valuable
exhibits This will be the addition of
laboratory of tests and technology as
an adjunct to the scientific department.
It will not be an exhibit in the ordinary
sense of the term, but department
that will have for it's object the exami-
nation and analysis of raw and manu-
featured products which may be sent to
it from any of the countries already rep
resented in its collections or from pri-
vate individuals who wish to determine,
through chemical and other tests, the
commercial value of the materials pre-
sented. The services of this important
department will be at the disposal of
any person or firm desiring tests or an
alysis, providing they comply with the
requirements of the department relative
to the manner of sending samples and
more particularly to the injunction
stated, that no certificate given shall be
used in any way for advertising pur-
poses.-American Machinist.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Union LObOr Decision

Publishers of law Journals In Chica-
go are being Inundated with requests
for copies of the recent decision OF
Juuge Iuiey, vi Gue Cook county cir
cult court, affecting the much dis
CusSed question whether or not it is
constitutional to provide, in contr acts
for public work, that only union la
Dor shall be employ ed. The requests
come from public officials, contractors
and wUrkmen all over the country, the
great amount OF interest manifested
being Tue in a measure to the fact thu
the decision is largely at variance with
rec. n: OPT alOns handed down by the
courts OF other localities, notably the
recent decision of Judge Richardson of
Boston. The decision of Judge Tuley
is in the case of the Chicago Building
Trades Council VS.. the board of Edu-
cation of the City of Chicago, to Test
the ri ht of the board to inesrt the
"uniOn clause in its contracts for the
construction of school buildings. Judge
Tuley uphOlds tie action Of the bard
aud decides that It Is lawful % insert iB
contracts for municipal work clause
providing that ulion labor only shall
DE employed, provided that such act
ion is taken to subserve pablo in
terests, and not for mere sentiments
sake. Should the decision be upheld
10y the higher court , it is expected to
TT suit 10 Undesirable benefit to the
cause of union laDOr.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Promoted.

The friends of Lieutenant Thomas S
r. Adams of the Ssh artillery will be
pleased to learn of his promotion to a
captancy. He remains in the same reg
iment, and is assigned TO battery h,
whose commander, George w. Crabb,
was recently retired. Captain Adams
graduated at West Point in 1867, and
was for four years a second lieutenant,
but since 1871 has been in the grade of
first lieutenant, in spite of repeated at
tempts to secure his advancement in
rank in the mean time. Capita in Adams
has been the innocent victim OF an act
of congress governing promotions
which prevented him from being pro-
Noted out of his own regiment; and the
captains of the 9th artillery have been
stayers from Stayville. In fact it did
seem as though none of them woald be
promoted, or retired, or die for the
next 100 years. Captain Adams is now
reasonably sure of being retired ss d
m jor. He graduated from the artil-
lery school az Fortress Monroe in 1856.
Captain Adams has been ordered to
join his battery at Fort Hamilton,
New York harbOr.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
To Revolutionize Microscopy.

Professor Elmer Gates of Washington
says he has worked out a process by
which objects can be magnified to size
300 times greater than by any of the
microscopes now in USE His invention,
he claims, will revolutionize microscopy
and will advance science to a point
hitherto undreamed Of His discovery,
he says, will be of special value in bac-
teriology and the study of the cellular
tissues The professor declares that he
has succeeded where all other scientists
have failed-in discovering a way by
which the magnified image projected on
a lens can be magnified by a second as
if it were the original object. To do
this has been the aim of scientific pho
tographers and microscopes for many
years. Professor Gates does not divulge
the details of his invention.
apolis Journal.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Baseball Sea son Opens.

CHICAGO, Ill, April l5.-The Ma
5ional League season for 1898 opens to-
day, and notwithstanding the fact that
the bail will be started rolling on the
unlucky Friday, there is every inc ica-
ion that it will be successful season
ma the ruEgle for the pennant will
.oubtle-s be followed with the same
ager interest as heretofore. the
opening games are 10 be playe as fol-
iows: Chicago in st. Louis; Cleveland
q Cincinna' i; Pittsburg in Louisville;
Boston in New York; Brooklyn in
Pniladelpnia; Baltimore in Washing
on. The da:e of Opening this year is
considerably earlier than usual. The
success of tae venture will depend
,pon the weather, but as the schec ule
is 60 arranged as to keep the clIos in
the cities of the league furtherst
south it is the opinion of the msgnates
that the experiment of tacklng d
couple of weeks onto the season will
result successfully.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Good PROSPECTS,.

@. d. McDIll, travelling representa-
tive of the railroad branch of the
Young Meas Christian Association oil
the United States, is at Temple with E
proposition from e. +. Ripley, general
mana er of the Santa Fe, Offering to
give $1,000 if The citizens of Ten pie will
give $500 Tor the erection of a branch
vi toe Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
tlon, at this place. The company pro
poses 10 erect a building in Temple and
one in Cleournv. both OF which will be
the only branches This side Of the Mis-
ssippi river. There are l35 branches
in the Uniteo States and nam bership
in this branch entities the holder 20
the privileges of ali these associations
in the United States.
Inc company further proposes u,
furnish the location, to pay al operat-
ing expenses and to main Gain the pIac
throug hout. Membership fee is So a
year. AT a meeting OF the Temple
board of trade last night there Wa
raised S13l5 of the 5000, and it IL
thought the other money will be easy
forthcoming.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Scraps Of Science.

Men on an average weigh 30 pounds
more than women.
Weak and inflamed eyes are relieved
by bathing them in salt water.
Severe ivy poisoning is quickly re-
ieved by bathing with sodium hyposul-
phide solution.
Wine of colchicum root relieves OBJ
stinate sciatica in five to ten minim
doses three times daily
Boiled potatoes are much slower to
digest than roasted or baked, the for
mer requiring 81 hours and the latter
from to az.
In case Of twins their photographs
and measurements we1e closely alike,
but the minutip of their finger prints
were quite different.
The lake of Uramia, in Persia, con-
tains more salt than the Dead sea,
which holds 26 per cent, or eight times
as much as the ocean.
Cases are reported Of eyes that be-
came seriously inf1amed by looking at
an electrical drill working-one Of them
at distance of 10 to 10 yards
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15

County Clerk Park Pitman was an
animated spectator al Prof. Gleasvn's
horse tanning exhibition last u Ia c, and
With otner mobiles, occupied push
covered seat In the amphitheatre. In
the brCa sense he loves most every
thing, but tie evOluti onS Of The busi-
uess eno of an un CrOken steed is super
Tor TO the versatile clerk and politi, al
mas nate. While inJently en-. aged in
cheering on George, Charley and Bill.
a eourd fuil of valley soil fell fat
against the gensleman's IA e. The face
was instantly closed AfGer dropping
an eye shutter, the dirt was brushed
aside, the expansive shirt front re 40
Justed and assuming fifty cent smile
he put On his fOrmer .quanimity. The
oand played, banners waived, tin pans
ratified and fire crackers touched off
The same could be said of the horse
George ana Charley did good work at
the be ad, while Bill did all q man
could at the wheel. Things got inter-
sting, the glare of electric Zig hts was
clouued with flying dust and other de-
brls. Inc fair and scantIiy haired
clerk win others parted their toeas
end 10 the ecstacy of mai delight rush
( d to the s. aGium. This however, was
an error as 1t nettled Bucephus. Sky
scrapine, rapid fl evOluIiOns follow
ed, mouths and ey. s were sgap, when
ike clap of thunder or the olling OF
a beer keg down an inclined plane, SOL
i'd earth. in measure the full of 'blue
booklet caught the clerk, it covered
the windows of his soul, spread over
his dome of thought, took away his
perfumed breath, twisted him around
and caused a modification of f. eline
alone eXpr esSed in the vocabulary of q
wicked world, arc to him the show was
end d.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Railroad Conference,

General Mar ager Doddridge of the
Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain
reads arrived this morning in his pri-
vate car over the Santa Fe, aud was
met at the Santa t'e depot by General
Manager Thorne, Superintendent
Wal d and General Counsel Edwards of
the Texas and Pacific. There also ar
rived lust night from California, Man
ager Fillmore OF the aclfc system of
thu S p. company, Superintendent of
Motive Power Small Of Sacramento,
superintendent RAJ do!ph and division
Master Mechanic Pratt of the S. P.
he later Ctficia ne. tbs, TeXa, &
Pacinc peOJ e t. co f With view to
esiauiishu & fssS f eight rvice be-
tweeu Ca,liornla aau On cagO, cor nee
tions over tie L. " P. Tne NEE tug TO-
day bet"e n MIR. DO dr.dge anu tn.
lexas and Pacific people WAS 10 ensur e
this servics over the Iron Mouuiaip
INTO ST. Louis and thence ito
Chicago over sffil Iated lines. AS far
as can be assertalUeo at the hour of
writing. the meeting promises to re-
suit satisfactory to all three interests
as we'll as the business public, and the
nor them tran. continent ai lines will be
given a compe 5itlon likely 10 stir them
up, particularly as for six months in
the syear, the inclemencies of the
weather put them at a vOeful disad-
vantage as compared W tn the Tt xas &
Pacific and the Southern Pacific lines.
The L. & p. has taken to itself a
< reat and prosperous growth within
TIE last six months, due largely to!he
infusion of the new blood into the off
ferept departments and the adoption,
OF successful methods of ADVERT ines
which have brought the road more
prominent than ever Def ,re the ira
Yelling public.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Iron in New Mexico.

Parties at Fort WORTH from West
Texas give the infoi nation that iron
mines have ben Ioca,eo recently near
Roswell, N M. and the assays have
given important results Some of the
1ests nave gone as high as 6S per cent
pure lron Of q high srade. 1t is stated
that fl om appearances of tie different
lodes uncovered, tue body of the ore is
practlcai ly inexoaustibie, over O,OOO-
700 tons bling in sig hit. Considerable
eastern capital has already been in
vested in tnese iron pr op, rites, and the
indications are tlas The enterp. is will
deve op something great for West
Texas
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
E:SSt- fSN
%.~c~SAA

Mrs. J. 81. Beckham of Kansas sis
ter of Mrs. Captain Lobb, arrived this
afternoon from the west, and is visit
ing uwith her relatives for few
days.
Secretary Sloane of the Y. M. G. A.
las gone to Galveston, to attend the
annual meetiag of the Texas Young
mems Christian Association. He re-
turns Thursday.
Mrs. W. G. Dewey, wife OF Rev. DR..
Dewey, Congres atio1al missionary to
turkey, arrived tbis morning over the
L. 81 z. and is being entertsined by
Rev. end Mrs. A. G. Wright of this
Ivy, en- route to San Diego.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Pullman Orders Modified.

The order the Pullman company
romulgatsd Saturday, Vi der which
ticket agents were not to be allow to
10 sell single berths N com par tmen /
cars until ali standa. d Car berlhs had
oeen reserved, was yesterday re.cipd-
ed, and in its place the Pullman COM
pany issued an order that com ,artmen
ar berths should be sold at $3.50 in-
stead of 81 hereafter.
This olsposes of the ruling to the
abstraction of the railroad men, who
rOtested against the former order.
Inc only departure from the former
arrange ment is the ire. casa cost of so
cents per night for the compartment
Gar berths, which is not regarded as
material
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Another Talking BOnt.

BOSTON, Mass, April 15.-Ela Dor ate
arrangements have been made by the
local democracy for demonstration
here tomorrow in homer of William J
Bryan, the principal speaker in the af
ternoon at the banquet of the Massa-
chusetts Democratic CLUB. His visit
arouses considerable interest as it is
his first visit to New England since his
campaign. Among others who will to
toasts are Congre ssman White of Cali
furna and Congressman De Almond of
Missouri.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Auction Sale of Furniture.

On next Saturday Afternoon, at 8
o'clock at residence No. TIP North
Oregon street will be solid a. Auction,
the entire contents of said resider ce,
onslst1ng of elegant chamber suits,
shades, pirlor AID dining chairs,
wardtooes, extension table, couch.
ball tree, stoves, kitchen furniture.
and other 6Uu.enolds soo6s, formerly
used by The occupants OF said residence.
All good as new. Only used three
months. This is grand opportunity
% get just What you need at bargain.
Terms cash. Sale will CONNIE nee
prompt y at o'clock p. M. Saturday,
April 16th., 1885,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Petroleum as Locomotive Fuel.

Corsicaca. Texas, dispatch says
several days ago engine No. 43 of the
cotton Belt route that pulls the Hills
'OrO train out was fitted up wish burn
rs to try the use of petroleum as a
uel Engineer Piukston toox Mr..
jpli imam u HIllsb TO on one run and
he experiment pr, vel very satisfac-
Dry. 1t takes only two barrels If oil
t a cost of about IS cents per barrel,
when fer the same Iouud trip it takes
iearly five tons of coal. Thus the cost
Is lessened and the work to the fireman
much easier.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
The Great Billiard Match.

NEW YORK, April 15.-Frank Ives,
the ~ orld's champion balk line bilii> I'd
player, and George Slosson are today
putting the finishing touches to their
prac ice work for their contest tOmor-
row hight at the Metropolitan Club.
The match will be under champion
ship coalitions, although the emblem
tween the two for the worlds cham
pior 81 ip will not be brought Off until
Ives returns from his prospective trip
to Europe.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-04-15
Revival Meetings.

Rev. j. t. McKlssick of Marea
has been laboring with good results
during the week in the Christia,
church in this city, ana tonight will
speak for the last tune, so that The gen
t, al public is core ia.ly invited to turb
out and heard him. His topic will be
conversion" The society IN this city
Is growing. In the state ut large IL e
Christian church mem bershlp Is %, 00U:
the membership in Tennessee is 90 =
OOU; In Kentucky it is los, 900 and IN
Missouri il Is 1901 900