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IlfE-Letters fer Dawson City dif ect.
- y. Churchill. OF Fort S,eilAcocm.
leaves for the hiondike direct on
sRus January Is Any letters lntruss-
HIN will be delivered at Dawson
~; delay. forward same 20 him a.
II Ns.lacoom. Wash. inclosinS VI cay
set. References: Or. II. J.. God
superintendent ". w. III. J.. Fcrt
.sacoom; Hon. N. J. Gordon. associa e
- supreme court. Tacoma: Dr; J. ~
+ Ary, y. D.. Seattle; Hon. 4. I. Van
<<s'sf. Kent. Wash: Maj. l.. {. Mac
I'D Spokane. Wash.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For san.

MINE WITHIN TW ET.&F NILES oF
Dawson s'sky. IN. stre $40 sess waA X
so5d. either AZ p.d4t1ttf cre~nslf CT TIE
" Nule cisssEn ursy1irGe ~ uaTs ~
tnH purchase uftrf te GE Uat8 frn1 he'd
r+ek. chance 81 "a l.retlnar "a Party sisn-
taE Au S8Nesgs5 ~ Is rssa# e-s rE6A5 ts
wees small money axes 49, and fs EeE8
Arr hef@ 70 rCus~r perfect tltsE fsa O.
2dirgsE s3N Wash Sfor hgtsat1e. City.
HERE - 4 SAfE H&fT. Cp Henderson
eTsrk sforn shs prospect hole waS tAsca
Sau -0cd ggaSQrss fer s1NaS. sca SAn
rrees tae ogN@E u sess haXr ;ae money -
haN wItn ard De rsn etcS9 With yuu 81
cncs. A. Washington bistA0+oS.
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AIASKA DOG FOOD.


|kss he use Of dogs for transportation
laxks, the question OF food for them
n gstal Importance. The ideal food for
= ,sypose should be nutritIye. contain
II necessary 10 sustain life and also
- the qualities of compactness and
H3ess
"a almon containing all these quail
nvsf necessarily be q suitable Tnour-
~ Tor dogs or man on the trail or
y god fields. Prospectors of long ex-
kxce In the care OF dogs say that one
s every night of dried fish Will keep
10 10 healthy. working condition.
Newfoundland. where dogs are con-
~ worked. dried fish t. their only
- salmon is put 10 especially for
: gAds and by our process of prepar-
: ~ weight IL reduced 75 per cent.
si the nutrition is preserved IL
|E " In bags and will keep FOR years.
J cse that every bag bears the name
] Veseck Brothers"
y roar eatiitter FOR IL, or call at
cHLpPEGK BROTHERS,
Wholesale Fish Dealers.
4 1esler Wharf seattle.
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RESOLUTION No. i92--Be II resolved nv
the City Council of the City of Seattle as
follows.
CD That II Ia the intention OF the City Of
Seattle TO improve Twenty-secoud Avenue
South from Jackson Street to Charles
street. by grading. sidewalking. and park
Ing the same; sidewalks 20 be six al fee:
wide along both sides of the roadway with
terraced parking strips between sidewalk
and adjacent street margins. eight t0 feet
in With.
t2p That the cost thereof he paid by as-
sessments TO be levied upon the properly
ahuifing upon said portion Of said Twenty
second Avenue South under the plan Of
immediate payment" in The manner pro-
vided by the Charter and ordinances OF the
City Of Seattle
tsl That the City Engineer be directed
to furnish to the City Council an estimate
OF the cost Of said Improvement
"a That the matter of making said i'm
provement VIII be considered by the City
Council at a session thereof 10 be held on
the 9Th day of February 1895 al 80 o clock
y. m. al which time all persons desiring
to be heard before the City Council upon
the matter or making said Improvement
are notified 10 be present
Passed the City Council the esth day OF
January. 1928. and signed by me in open
session In authorization of It's passage
this Path day of January. 1895
j. f. CREIGHTON
President of the City Council
Filed by me this gath aay Of January
1925. WILL. n. PARRY
City Comptroller & Ex-officio City Clerk
Date Of first publication. January &c. lsaS
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RESOLUTION NO 1sp-Be 4, resolved t,y
the CITY Council OF the City % Seattle "a
follows:
"a That 10 Is the Intention OF the City %
Seattle to improve First Avenue South
from King Street 70 Dearborn Street, by
the same width thas said avenue has here
iofo-e heen Improved and by repairing the
foundations thereof.
~ That the coat thereof be paid by as
se<sgrseufs 90 be levied upon thu. properly
ahuf1sug upon said portions of said First
Avenue South, under tire plan az 'sirarne-
date payment. IN tns manner provided
hy the Charter and ordinances OF the CITY
OF Seattle
49, That the CITY Enxlneer be directed
70 furnish 80 the City Council an estimate
of the cost Of said Improvement.
~ That sh@ matter af making said i'm
pvsveTsrt will be considered BY the CITY
Council at "A session thereof 70 be held On
the Tn day % February. ISIS, at % clock
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ASSAY Err AND CHEMIST.
Legal. NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington. fol King County
Probate Department. In the matter OF
the estate. of A5hie A. Bailiargeon. de-
ceased Ne. III. Notice 10 Credtscrs
Notice il hereby given by tbs under-
signed. administrator Of the estate of Abb
bic A. BaiilaFgeon. deceased TO the cred
itors OF. and all persons having cla,r,s
against the said deceased 10 exhibit thsm
with the necessary vouchers within one
year after the first publication Of thls no.
tfce to-wit: January 5ia lSgs to tha said
administrator at Patterson a Easlyis law
Office, rooms ei3 and eis New York block
in the city Of Seattle. County and State
Aforesaid the same being the plar. FOR the
transaction Of the business Of The said
estate
JOSEPH A. RAfLLARGEoN.
Administrator OF the Estate Of Ahh.e A
&agllargeon. deceased
Firs, publicatIon January STR. isss
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RESOLUTION NO. ls--Be II resolved by
the City Council Of the City Of Seattle a.

RESOLUTION no. lE.-Be II resolved BIZ
the City Council Of the City Of Seattle a.
fellows:
10 That Il is the intention % the city Of
Seattle 20 Improve Thomas Street and Eas.
Thomas Street from Miner Avenue Ncrth
TO the alley between Aelross Avenue North
and Bellevue Avenue North BY sas Con-
struciion OF an srorstoDe pipe sewer OF
proper dimensions through said portions Of
said streets wfth all necessary yves open
ings. uanholes. iamphcies vens,lasors
catch basins and flushing tanks
fs} That The cost thereof be paid fer By
assessment TO be levied upon the property
abuttIng upon said portions OF said Thomas
street and East Thomas Street under the
plan OF immediate payment" in the man
Ber provided BY she charter and ordinances
Of the City Of Seattle.
fsl That the City Engineer be directed
to furnish 10 the City Council an estimate
OF the cost Of said Improvement
t4s That the matter of making said i'm
provement viii be considered by the City
Council al session thereof to be held on
the 7fh day OF February 1855 M o'clock
D. m. at which time all persons desiring
20 be heard before the City Council upon
the matter Of making said improvement
are notified 20 be present
Passed the City Council the cath day OF
January. lsss ard signed by me in open
session In authorization OF - passage
this Path day of January. ISSS.
j. r. CREIGHTON.
President OF the CITY Council
Filed by me this e4th day OF January.
1s9s WILL II, PARRY
City Comptroller 4 Ex-oefcSa City Clerk.
Date Of first publication January Is ISIS.
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hanks.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash.

Capital ...... ........ ...........,....sioo.e 900
Jacob Furth .......... ............ President
Arthur A. Denny ..... .....N Vice President
John Lnark ,y,s N sssona Vss ss res sicy
Frank L. Blcdgett ,..., "A sistant Cashier
aigrnund schwahacher John Collins.
r. C. Neufcldcr. J. r. Greenleaf.
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- -. a6GoNACT oJTFITTING COM
- Everything 10 eat. work with
= ssaF Tor Copper river direct. We
- sAsssieh The \ ] schooner Lizzie
~ tons Eet register. for Copper
"a. ,sssaeE pass without transfer.
- february e lsse. fare $50. accom-
-. Tor ninety passengers and
lae ArgOnaut Quitting COM
- fsslcr avenue.
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RESOLUTION NO. fsa.-BE 1T RESOLv-
"a by the City Council of the City of Sc
attic as follows.
r) THAT il "a the intention OF the city
council to improve Marion. Pest and Madf-
son streets by constructing a sewer there
in from the intersection of First avenue
and Marion street thence through Marion
street to Post street. thence through Post
street 10 Madison street. thence through
Madison street west margin of Railroad
avenue. with overflow connection al inter
- elton Of First avenue and Madison street
CD That the costs thereof be paid by
sessmen.s to be levied upon the property
afutting upon said portion of said Marion.
Post and Madison streets under the plan
Of Immediate payment. IN the manner
provided by the charter and ordinances of
thereof which shall be paid from the gen
erai fund
"a That the city engineer Re directed to
furnish 20 the city council IN estimate CT
the cost Of said Improvement.
81 That the matter Of making Said i'm
movement will De considered by the city
council at a session thereof to be held on
u IN. az which time Ill persons desiring
10 be heard before the city council upon the
ma tier of making said Improvement are
notified 10 be present.
Passed the city council the 24.h day OF
January. lsSs. and signed by me In OMEN
session in authep:icafion ~ its passage
this 2ish day of January; lsss.
President Of the City Council.
Filed By me this 2sth day or January isss
WILL II PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-0facio CITY
clerk
Date Of first publication. January 2s. isss.
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~ FREiGHr-A large prospect
49, having their own ocean vessel
sxAaa river steamers will leave Sc
-, -. Michael and Dawson on
- ~ and have about .sa tons
Iaes for sale. delivery OF freight
Mseastl or Dawson guaranteed
apply t. r (. BELL room a.
No block. Seattle References.
~ ssss0fsl bank. Seattle.
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RESOLUTION NO 1S7-TsE IT REsOLv-
ed by the City Council OF the City of Sc
attic as follows:
o. That II is the intention of the City OK
Seattle to improve Harrison Street and
East Harrison Street from Minor Avenue
North 10 the alley between Merose Ave-
nue. North and Bellevue Avenue North, by
the construction of an ironstone pipe sewer
OF proper dimensions through said portion
of said street With all necessary wyes.
openings. faanholes. lampholeS. ventila tors,
catch basins and flushing tanks.
g. That the cost thereof be paid by as
sessments TO be levied upon the property
abutting upon said portions of said Harri-
the plan of immediate payment" In the
manner provided by the charter and ordi-
nances of the City of Seattle.
8) That the City Engineer be directed
to furnish 10 the City Council an estimate
of the cost of said Improvement.
"a That the matter OF making said I'm
provement will be considered by the City
Council at session thereof to be held on
the eth day of February 1898, at o'clock
n. M at which time all persons desiring 10
be heard before the City Council upon the
matter OF making said Improvement are
notified TO be present.
January. 1885, and signed by me In open
session in Authorization OF its passage this
24th day of January. 1885.
j. E. CREIGHTON.
President of the City Council.
Filed by me this 2ith day OF January. 1883.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-officio City
Clerk
Date of first publication. January %. 1898.
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BUREAU OF INFORMATION.
Cha niher OF Commerce. Of Ju-
Alaska. has established branch
y7srssfs In Seattle. at the Hotel
80; Mr.. Frank l.. Howard. gen
~ nsaagef, aud MIR Asa Gardner. as
are our only duly authorized
For information pertaining 70
aad the Yukon eouatry. can upon
~ Ffsonaiiy or address. Your letters
- promptly answered..
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Incorporated 1857.
Capital ....... ......-............. 800 0o
surplus as,js .;,'''''' .'.'''. - r lW"S
Vice erf Presdent ...W n D faag
Manage Mansger ............iN :, u Latl liner
fers on New York. Chicago. 81 Paul. san
Francisco, Portland and various points in
oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made a, All points on favor
Bonds stocks and other valuabIes 70.
csived on deposit for safe keeping.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
s ss.I.,,.,l stock paid in ........sa,:ooo
surplus ...'... 49,. ............ 1900
Is {. Neafeider ...........vice rrssidens
II. '. Anksny ................s.......ca Cashier
Correspondents In All the principal cities
IN the United States aud Europe.
THE FIRST SAT,ILo,;SAL BANK OF
rald.up capital ..........--..si go
= II. Mefiraw ...............Vlcs President
General banking business transacted cf1ai's'
Sight and teiegraplsie exchange payable
ia all tie principal cities % tho United
Letters Of credit furnished on Alaska.
payable at all trading posts Of The y. A. r.
-----------------------
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s - PRINTfN(-Wv have ont
81 ,ss'1er Steamship companies With
- sss % stationery and printing.
- ~ 9sa the beaetit os The .xpsF,-
|fs<sss $500 .s cur forms are tau oest oar
|hss. AZ Metropolitan Printing and
q 70 Dexter Horton Bans ha.ia-
Ia S.. ~Fehne S08tA SRA Washing
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RESOLUTION No. lSs.-Re if resolved by
the City Council Of the City OF Seattle rs
follows.
q, That II Is the intention OF the City Of
Seattle 10 improve Republican Street ard
nue. North 20 the alley between Melrose
Avenue North and Bellevue Avenue North.
by the construction OF an ironsscne pipe
sewer of proper dimensions through said
portions OF said streets with all necessary
wyes. openings. manholes. laInpholes. ven
tilstors. catch basins and flushing tanks.
t2e That the ecsf thereof be paid for by
assessments 20 be levied upon the property
abutti1g upon said portions OF said Repub-
llcan Street and East Republican Street
under the plan OF immediate payment.
in the manner provided BY the charter and
ordinances Of the City OF Seattle
60 That the City Engineer be directed
TO furnish 10 the City Council an estimate
OF the cost Of said Improvement.
al That the matter of making said inn
provement viii be considered by the City
Council at a session thereof TO be held on
the eth day OF February. iS9s. at o'clock
d. m. AT which time all persons desiring
to he heard before the City Council upon
tho matter OF making said Improvement
are notified To be present.
Passed the City Council the cath day of
January, 1898 and signed by me in open
session in authorization OF its passage
this gath day OF January. 1855.
]. f. CREIGHTON.
President of the City Council.
Filed by me this oath day Of January.
1865. WILL II. PARRY.
Da.e of first publication. January 26, 1895.
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p. m. az which time all rerspns ,ieSsrsrs-
80 be heard before the CITY Council l,Isns
the matter OF making xais, iynp~nye r,,.sy,r
are notified 10 be present,
Passed the City Council .hs sssn sax %
January. $50. and signed by me In Sper
ssssion in authorization 81 It's passage
this Nth day OF January. lsN
\. e. CREIGHTON.
President Of the CITY s~0s,rs.i,
Flied by me this sssh DAY of January
ISIS WILL II. PARRY.
City COMPTROLLER & Ex-offscio civ Clerk
Date Of first publication January ~. iSsS
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ALASKA GUIDE.

l.. L. BALES. hunter. guide and explorer.
viii guide or furnish guides for parties
10 Copper river country. the Alaska pen-
iDsuia. Yukon or Its tributaries; also first
class practical frontiersmen furnished
for parties on gruDstake lay; the best Of
references given. =. O. Box s3e. Seattle.
Wash. or sos-10s Second avenue
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-. =, ,,.,aefsirasEon 81 gre New berry
n s..s So So 2. machine Thar sersar.
~ = e.esSs fe.tTso AID 0ne gold. Ton
sessles. S9atlls hArs. ware 90. demon
Sassa s.sasie AZ ihe Nukon Mlufnz
sass.Ss Neff'@T 81 Third avenue al
- ssfsss. ha ulens ag ,hw-oN
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MARINE lNsCRANCE-Huil and car
ages adjusted; also fire. accident casu-
atty and Hastily insurance in the lead
ing companies. Hanford Il Stewart. N7
Pioneer building
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Capital stock paid in ....sszs 400
rirpios s..ss.. .s.-. s..-.....s.. 3sseD
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READ advertisement of crystailized Eggs
Page 6.
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MINING ENGINEER leaving February 4.
return July /. Will examine limited num-
Der Of claims on bonanza or Eidorado
creeks. Call or address F. NJ Webb
f. NJ. Safe Deposit building.
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Correspondenc~ In All me principal cities
In the United States and Europe
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HEADQUARTERS AT DYEA for furn,-
ture. carpets. stoves. wall paper. etc, We
manufacture woven wire top and spring
for $50 which costs you 81 IS 10 bring
from Seattle: stores for sale or rent F.
w. Hart. undertaken Dyea. Alaska
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DOGS suitable for Alaska for sale.
Trained and unframed. Apply 10 or adj
dress Seattie-Yukon Dog Co. 90s West
err avenue.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATfoNAL
BANK OF SEATTLE.
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SLEDS and toboggans of all descriptions
for man ard beast manufactured BIZ
Pacific Wagon Co. Third avenue eoutS
and Lane street. opposite ". p. freight
depot.
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'----------'---0-~lt s-------------------
" LOCAL Personal.

Mrs William Hunter left yesterday for
Asheville.
Mr.. Ralph H. Brown of Atlanta is at
the De Soto.
MIR. Louis L. Brown of Fort Valley is
at the Pulaski
Mr.. J. G. Seasons spent yesterday at
Mcintosh court.
Mr.. s II. Collins of Hagan is at the
Planters Hotel.
Mr.. f. E. Quincy of Charleston is stop
ping at the Pulaski.
Mr.. R. M. NIallette of Boston, Ga, is a
guest of the Pulaski.
Dr. and Mrs J. b. Read have returned
from Suwanee Springs
Mr.. B. A. Denmark and Mr. ]. f. Minis
left last night for Macon.
Mr.. John A Barrett Of Lumber City is
registered at the Planters.
Mr.. w F. Tucker United States navy,
registered at the De Soto yesterday.
Miss S. H. Jones of Waynesboro and
Miss Lucy Linton of Athens are at the
Screven.
Mrs. j. F. Wheaton and Mr. and Mrs.
II. K. Burras leave on the Kansas City to-
day for New York.
Mrs. Belle c. Dykeman, one of Atlanta
leading singers, is visiting her sister, Miss
). E. Cons tanGne, No. 100 Anderson street.
east
Mr.. Herman Myers left yesterday after
noon by the Florida Central and Peninsu-
lar for Tampa, carrying several bundles
of good things for the soldier boys en-
camped there
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THE bitches ALL DRY.
Grand Jury's Drainage COMMITTED
Found Little to Report.


The grand Jury of the Superior Court
held a meeting yesterday afternoon Tor
the purpose of getting its general present
ments in shape for presentation to me
court on Monday afternoon.
one of the most interesting features oil
the grand jury's report will be strong
recommendation that the county make
some arrangement as early as possible for
the purchase of the two toll roads in order
to relieve the people who live along them
from the necessity of paying toll.
The report of the committee on drainage
is quite brief and covers the situation IN
very few words. The committee is COM
posed of Messrs j. r. Sheldon, chairman,
w b. Metzger and George w. Anderson.
The report stated that owing to the
drought for the last six months the drain
age committee had little to report. AT no
place visited, including the Telfair prop
ertv. was there found any water. The
land is very dry, it is stated, ana the
bitches are without even moisture. Inc
property of the Savannah, Florida ana
Western Railway Company was found in
the same condition, and the improvements
the company is now making will soon put
il beyond being a cause for complaint.
Ii is said the convict camps were all
found in first class condition, and the
grand jury had the same experience with
the books of all the county officers and
the justices of the peace.
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WILL MEET JULY IA.
The Coming Congressional COnVen-
ton VIII Meet in Savannah.

The Coming Congressional COnVen-
ton VIII Meet in Savannah.
The congressional convention for the
First Congressional district will be held
in Savannah July IA.
This has been practically decided by a
majority of the congressional executive
committee from whom Chairman d. b.
Lester has had replies to his recent letter
on that subject. Having heard from a
majority of the committee, Chairman Les
ter has determined to call the convention
in accordance with their wishes All of
them agree to july IA as the time and
Savannah as the place
Chairman Lester will probably issue the
call the first or the middle part of next
week. The manner of selecting delegates
has been left to each of the county eXecu-
tive committees, and the majority OF them
win no doubt choose such delegates. at the
primary Of June G. Others, however, may
select them by mass meeting.
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EITHER CANDIDATE SUITS.
Mcintosh Grand Jury's Action on the
Judgeship Question.


The grand jury of Mcintosh county at
Darien in returning its general present
ments stated with regard to the judgeship
of the Atlantic circuit that the election
of either Col. Geo. r. Cam or Mr.. Paul
E. Seabrook would be satisfactory to that
county In view of the position that some
have taken with regard to the matter be-
cause of the fact that Col. Cam lives in
Savannah, his friends consider this action
a most satisfactory one.
The grand jury unanimously Endorsed
Mr. Livingston Kenan for solicitor general
of the new circuit. Mr. Keuan lives at
Darien. His only opponent in the race Is
Mr. Ben. A. Way of Liberty county.
Solicitor General w. w Osborne and
Col Geo. T. Cam returned yesterday from
Mcintosh court but Mr.. Osborne had to
go back in the afternoon to be present at
the trial to-day Of Watt Andrews, the ne
gro who killed Walter Harris on the train
running from Darien 10 Darien junction
about two months ago. The defendant
had some witnesses in Montgomery and
Appling counties whom he wanted present,
and he was given until Saturday TO set
them.