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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-14
A PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATE.

1t is Moses in politics aud not the
bullruShes, whose parallels are attract
ing the attention Of the readers Of the
state press, and winch appeared first
in the Clarion Ledger ii few days ago;
Moses threatens to announce him
self as a candidate for governor in the
following words:
s'ShouId ! conclude, when the prop
err time comes. to enter the race lOI
governor. it will he On the foIIuwin
basis;
II shall keep ont of the senatorial
fray. regarding that rs Sub"rdlnal'
To the interests Of Mississippi. and
beneath the dignity of Il candidate
for governor.
IL shall keep sober and behave de-
Gently during my entire term, II
elected.
II shall tell no lies about appoint
ments or other matters.
.'CThe idea seems to be that honest
men are scarce, and | wish t" pro-
claim that | am one Of the few.
II shall eat weens with knife and
fork. or both, as belongs Of right to
an independent Mississippian.
Il shall eat onions whenever ieeI
inclined. except when an audience OF
ladies is expected, about pardons or
other business.
81 shall leave the capitol matter to
the legislature.
81 shall seek the repeal Of the law
devolving on the governor the appoint
men Of all mUnlcil al and county
officers to fill vacancies, as | do not
wish to be troubled about those little
matters, and besides, think they
properly belong to the people of that
locality.
II shall seek TO abolish the state
board Of health and everything per-
tanning to it, as an unnltlgnlcd ana
expensive nuisance.
Il shall endeavur to abolish the
railroad commission, as IL useless eX-
pense. since all to DC accomplished by
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-14
Hright's Discase

Brights Diseas" is 20 resprrtOr Of
persons; it attacks men and women.
the ~truuG and robust. tn rich and
poor, the active body and brain work
ers, the fathers Of families, the bread
winners il every sphere Of life, seeming
to choose for It's victims those only who
can least Il" spared Smiths Sure Kid,
ney Cur- l., the only guaranteed rem.
edy for Bright's Disease. Yonr Money
back it it tails 10 cure Price 30 cents.
For salt. h, all druggists
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-04-14
Dissolution Notice.

The Partnership heretofore existing
between L. B%lnmenthal and X. Cohen
and doing business under the firm name
Of B%lnm-nthal & Conn, by mutual con.
sent is This day dissolved, /. Blumen,
thai viii c0uiinnp the business and ia V
all claims outstanding against the firm.
Parties owing III. firm are requested 10
make settlements ~ once.
X COIN,
H. B~LuMENTHAL.
Grrruv""d. Miss. NHrrl II, 1898.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The semitic.

Sam S, Loeb. Tacoma. George n Camp
Del. 9nnsapoils' George A. Founder.
CITY: r. II. Sewers san Francisco r
Nerd. Albany, j. w I.ysons. Port Town
send: James S.monds. Tacoma. Charles
+, Dyer Alaska: Harry Silver. city
Charles c. ockerman. City; MIR. Zemansky
and wife. City: +. T. Hays City: Norma n
X. Smith. Port Angeles: /. A Manning ana
wife. Skagway ]. W Cru,hers. Portland
Henry Shaw. New York: j. T.. Moresanl
Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman Vernon:
Port Townsend, Willie Whee.er. Tacoma
III. b. West. Port Townsend. Mr. and Mrs
James Bonspn. Vancouver, Isaac Il, Cal
houn, Black Diamond Frank Wright,
and Mrs. c. L. Esnaswner. San Francisco,
NJ. l., Reynolds, san Francisco: 6. @.
Bassett: Portland: T, II We,sh. Cleve-
Smith. Mount Vernon; {. Wurtie. Mount
Vernon. =. Z. Milton. Mount Vernon.
Mrs J. X. Thompson, Tacoma, j. Bloom.
skasway. Alaska. Mr.. and Mrs II. H.
Dickinson, W..atcotn. Thomas \. Gga-
ham, Tacoma: William lane. What
com
The butler.
]. c. Zonir city. y. +. DE Clifford. NJ
u, Tacoma: F. II. Ames. Dawson; II. =.
YORK. william r Roardman. San Fran
cisco =. + Clough Spokane; Henry c.
Macamlay Dawson. Vincent keenan. isaw-
son. " u FEELS. Chicago. q. r. Mosher.
%: J. & Cashier L. :. y: ". j, Crane
Canada e Z. VI l.er, Victoria, h. G.. John
" HeYwee, Cincinnati. William A. Hun
ecke. SPOKANE. Mr.. and Mrs c. Hari.e.
CITY: Edward j. seymour Tacoma: j NJ
Williams City, I. r. tirtswoa, CaSeago
Ed Kaufman. 81. Louis; Rober: Hamilton,
Vancouver, r. c W. 9 tronsu1eyer. Nc
Keespors, Pa: ]. w HaGley. Chicago; y
A Merrimau. 81 I~siss' h Mcbride. Mount
Vernon. William jones. Tacoma 4. L.
Conner. FittsnnrS :! J. harteaeo Des
Mainss IA. Lee Marx. Sau Francisco.
john IL Miller. San Francisco: George
Caches, La Conner.
The Rainier~Grand.
e sasslgnan. New York. ". r. Gray.
ST Paul. A l.. i'r.ut!S. Portland :. ii.
Gurssiar II isoGis. 4. Is. Calder. Tacoma.
Miss Eag. Clfy, q. l.. kHs~eurrss. city,
Il r. Klttriaxe. san Francisco; NJ J.
Della Hunt Chicago n Levy San
Francisco; r. } CssgTfnAn Portland. IL
{ buckley. Portland. George r. BufTunl.
81 Louis. J. Zimmerman Everett. J.
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The Hainter~crapd.
The Hrun.sxt

John Armstrong. san 81 F1scss T. John.
son CITY: II 6reegeEss t'lsYs VI. F. Case
pe~. Candle. : ssTeenaaSa. Berkeley
1eai. ( T. fsaad. SAa Francisco. J NJ
Nnorv Macaaes wash, = n H~v~et,
s.s,sarewB1le. c Il. kr0ra. - Louis: Fraaci.
FABIAN. Baltimore. Z. r. Wizard and wife
psaIss Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02
WATER CLOSES DOWN MINES.
work stopped ON Hunker. BOnanxa
and Hear Creeks.

Otto Barton who left Dawson February
and arrived on the steamship City OF Se-
attic. said yesterday there is considerable
trouble in working mines on Bonanza
bunker and Bear creeks from the high
water.
Although the creeks are frozen on top"
said he at the Hotel Northern. there is
seepage from the creeks through into the
mines which. being at bedrock are below
the surface OF the water. Some mines
have been closed up on this account
There was quite n stampede up the
klond.ke river about tie time | was ieav-
ing. Some 90 people had started up No
miles 10 the right or south fork of the
kiondike river, where II has been report
ed gold was recently found | don't know
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02
Cedar River Proposition to Take
Final Form Tonight.
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING.
Republican Members An Caucus
Agree to Accept Amendments
Made by City Engineer. City
Comptroller and Corporation
Cosnsei-Reserve Funa e10o,0o
. Year Instead Of Is Per Cent.

At meeting OF the city council to re
held tonight, the Cedar river water system
ordinance VII come UP in an amended
form satisfactory to a majority OF the
members, and Will likely be put on It's frs,
reading There is not liable to he any
further question as to the propositions IN
corporated In the ordinance. s.nce IL is
understood that the form in which /, will
be brought up tonight has BEEN agreed
upon by all the Republican councilmen.
This Is the result OF a caucus held early
IN the week, in which the Republican
members reached an agreement 10 stand
by an ordinance as amended by Corpora
ton Counsel Humphrey. City Comptroller
Parry and City Engineer Thomson.
A meeting of these three officials was
held yesterday afternoon in Corporation
Counsel Humphreys Office, and the Cedar
river ordinance was taken up clause by
clause and amended wherever necessary
The principal change is that the fund TO
De set ASIDE out of the water fund for the
payment OF principal and interest on war
rants shall be not less than Slgo 60 in
stead Of IS per cent OF the gross receipts
as was at first provided. Minor changes
were made at the suggestion OF the cor
poration counsel In the form of the war
rants. Strengthening the form from legal
point OF view.
In fact. such changes as made are in
exact accord with the legal opinion rem
dered on the ordinance by the corporation
counsel The ordinance, as before. Will
provide for the segregation Of the work
into four contracts, and the stand pipe
VIII be ircluded. The warrants will bear
interest from date OF issuance instead OF
on completion OF the work. and will be
handled by the contractor instead OF by
the city the latter method having been
deemed illegal under the supreme court
ruling forbidding a city IN loan its credit
1t is known to be the desire of a major
III "a f,frt asr
delay IN the letting OF new contracts, and
the ordinance VIII from this on be rushed
through as rapidly as possible under the
charter, II was with this end in view
that the Republican members got together
and settled points on which there was
division. K being felt that the best inter-
ests Of the city demanded that no delay
be occasioned where IL could possibly be
avoided. In its present form the ordi-
nance il believed TO be a perfect model of
its kind
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02
EIGHT MEN POSSIBLY LOST
Were Travelling From Rampant to
koyukuk-started Last October
and Have Not since Been Heard

u. 4. Howard. who has had a c7ntinu-
Gus residence in Alaska since 1892, arrived
l.! the city yesterday morning from Ram
part City with the news that party Of
eight men have probably lost their lives
In an attempt 10 go from Rampant 10 the
kcyukuk.
There were ten in the party, all OF them
Fasteners. They secured the services OF
John Foiger. whom Howard says can
BRING them out safely II any one can.
They left In the latter part of October and
had been out three days from Rampant
when severe Snow storm overlook them.
Three turned back but the others per-
sisted in their undertaking.
The three that turned back reached
Rampant In safety. Howard left Dacenl-
Der 10 and up to tina; time Tot hing had
been heard Of the missing people.
Howard says there are about 2.eo people
at Rampant When he left they were
putting in electric .gats. Big Manook is
showing UP finely. Hunter. Ruby and
Stevens creeks are prSTn sing well.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02
SEATTLE TnE HEADQUARTERS.
1nroma Loses the southern Pacific
District Omces.

circular letter vas received YESTERDAY.
Issued by the Southern Pacific. announcing
the appointment OF e j SteeTse "a DIS
tffrt freight and passenger agent. with
headquarters Ina Seattle. Ile vii have
charge ~ the territory north OF Portland
ard w~st If spokane. and succeeds Thomas
A. Graham
Mt. Stespie comes from san Jose, where
h~ has been district freight agent of the
southern Pacific and viii he IN SEATTLE -
take rharge 81 rs new tlsld next Saturday
Mt Gfahafn. aao faS pseti located sn Ia
rama IN The same pcs tt-oEl. takes Mr.
eteefe's place IN California. bus WITH sne
wider jurisdiction tl1ai pa Will ha dastrict
freight and Passenger agsnt there II : ter
risory Viii be saouih If Mrs 80 San lose
With points between and also the cuagt
and Santa Graz divisions Of The sin... Mr.
Graham hss b~sTs a popa,aT offlciaa on he
sound. ard his departure Viii De regretted
He has hpesi n this office for the last s~v-
en years. II r. sad that j. l.. !ioar VII
% retained a. cs,y passenger agent OF the
rad her.
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CONSIDERING THE FRANCHISE.
Corporations Committee Investi-
gates the Int rurban Line.

The consideration OF granting franchise
to the Seattle g. Tacoma Electric Railroad
Company came up In a special meeting OF
the corporations committee OF the Seattle
city council held at the office OF City En-
gineer Thomson last night Those present
were Councilmen Diller. James. Rude. Hin
and Nuidoou, Of the committee. and the
city engineer. while Henry BUGGY. OF TIA
coma. and ]. F. Eshelrnan and T. Z. Fisk,
of Seattle, explained the intentions OF the
applicants to establish fine service be-
tween the two cities In case the franchise
was granted.
There was no action taken by the COM
mittee. The matter will be further con-
sidered before report Is made TO the
council.
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for y0GrSalf--at 800. with guarantee
q workmanship ard durability, II
Is the cheapest 70 buy and cheapest
10 keep.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02

There are now three names Gu the walt
Ing list from which A sanitary inspector
passed highest in the civil service exarnl-
nation held last week In order of their
Standing they are Frank Cotte-tI F. r.
Cleveland and James Mcintyre. Under
civil service r4iles any one of the three
may be chosen. An appointment will prob
ably be made within A few days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02

Mall Cartier W Y. Mcdonald. " 80 ~
yst,.,s Yesterday 81 the CRY 81 seattle
from tsrSsie s1ty er4nxins down ssSsT
ynssgsss 90 letters ass1 aA-SAeytfF James
tX'ssasxrx 80 Charley ~Fre& esSaff 1t.ke$
a s,,,ss CIRCLE GTty lie and wArtx ssd
Nx.s.e .s~ve~rsasss1n< ard taey Rad sec3fe1
x,r,ss claims And vSpeSsssf gesss results,
YN~v saA AlvvSdv found So eeaTS to tie
pan and they believes mat they ~oaass Sc
exen aetfsr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02

Louis Thomas. Wilbur Green and Robert
hfnnasd were aggeated last eyeHing by or
nesr Stewart aud Deputy Sheriff Lane on
warrants swarn 10 by man named An
oef~on. ~ Cedar Mountain. this cefxst 5
shafki1E the men with burglary. Several
hfhts aE1 Andersen's saloon Was enter a
ent considerable liquor stolen. Snsr eian
rsinssd 80 The men arrested. and Anderson
zane e tire city ard swose out warrants
lAc Officers arrested the suspects at I
Gesnck last evening On Washington street
The hearing will be before Justice Cam.
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Great Northern Open Today.

A telegram from the snow blockades on
the Great Northern received yesterday an
nounced that the road would be open to
traffic today. and tina; trains could run as
usual
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-02

r~rrte< ~ TIE Weekly pa.;-InteGfss-cer
wrapped rssax so~ mailing. ara aet&!a2h bic
.nsav At ere business o-ssc-. Price ccnss
ger copy
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TppAy-~ WEATHER

FORECAST FOR TIL gSTAY
fas<t lard. MARI /. Iss
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Gay&'.,.d :: & c G 70, 2!

iaE q statement from Mr.. Spencer regard
ing Nrghts absence. The latter said:
Mr.. wright Jeff Seattle on account q
what was then SUPPOSED 10 be rns4fua-
bsfn. out waicn later proved 90 5e ne
cFosla 81 Ole % the eones % his reg hills
CONDITION was serious AID he Vas ac-
Complained ~ Ir. Gee. E4e is now I o~-
lleFe. IN Paso Robes liz EfIl return Ia
Seattle. but Z have Just wired him 10 re-
man Where 1e - until he RECEIVERS II Il
~ necessary taaf he should do So I am
informed fIat q grave surgical operation
TIA become necessary in Ills case
j can further state that ! am sure
fae 81 A3Stsne case nag nothing 10 do
"4th Ar. "Etsats departure lie was II
Tor loDE time before tnst case vas BE-
suh- Further, / VIII say that I iTaySeI,
placed the seal upon Miss Norton's safe
deposit 5ox ~at&i1 afteen INMATES after
10" oFest - s42g c4aL<su was served on
car baEk After s53s nc one had access
10 the box
Attorney Dsre says that Wffght's ab-
senee ~ merely Pretext apon which a
@nen TIE case - called for trial tomorrow
morning lie claims ti4at while Mrs Van
Alstlne claims To De Ia the ease no longer
SIZE is nor afraid 10 stand trial
AZ f9T Judge AtnsDr and Attorney Ron
AID they csain that Mre. Van Alstine
and aer friends have tried ali manner Of
methods 10 induce Van AfStiue - drop
tie suit and have even pIottet. 10 sand
rag him. For weeks Judge Nins0r
says. Van Aistine has been forbidden to
90 about the streets alone at night, and
las remained r-ltgloasiy in hts room Al
TIE Ferguson hotei after dark. AZ a rule
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

stolen Property Recovered by the
Police Going Back To Owners.

The Importance az the arrest If Barney
Hoffman and William PIesnansky on the
charge OF receiving stolen goods increases
every day. Acting under additional search
warrants Officers again searched HoT
mans store 81 80 Main street, last even
Ing They found twenty seven pairs Of
trousers stolen from J. h Bayse Il Co.
nineteen pairs OF sloes taat Were taken
from r. + AberneAy's store same time
ago. City Librarian Smiths long ulster
oyerco8t. Frank keaneiy's oysrcoat, and
A. Jacksou's coat and ycst
There was not the slightest decrease yes
tey9ay in the thyong Of people who visited
Chief Reeds office fer tie purpose Of iGen-
ttfying goods taken from HoTfman's store
and house at the time Of the first raid one
man was looking for wheel scraper and
another. according 70 Jailer John Corbett,
thought his white bull deg might have
been sold 10 Hoffman. Following is list
II people who Identified property ysster-
aay:
Miss Cecil Marion, rooms a; Colby house,
manicure SET
A jackson. gold watch.
II. HassenrSpg tailor bo!s OF cloth.
Peter Hillsn. 20 Pike street. fur UNI
Srelias.
G . Berg. taxiaerrnis.. cape and three
suss
J g D9aue. overcoat
Mechanic Store, nNercGat.
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MORAN WINS A POINT.
Court Huies in His Favor i'm P~cu-
Bar Habsns Corpus Case.

Robot Moran yesterday Won the first
point ia h.s nabeGs corpus sIlit brought
Ia obtain hfs four-year-o.6 niece Mary
Moran. from Maggie Morse. Who a.so
claims the custody of the child TIE 1T
sic Glrl s. the daughter OF PAU Mssau.
svEl9 Sled IA Alaska ass fall. ard Robert
A4tan Is now her legal guardian. appoint
81 3s$ tn- probate court on January 30
since tfle death % Paul horsAn's wife in
ls'f ;be cn.id. IL seems. has been in the
custody of Mr.. Morse. Mrs. Morans SIS
ter
Mrs Morse yesterday flied her answer
In the n2ceas corpus ease setting up this
faGf and claiming that 20 remove the
little grit into strange family would ne
crtse! and unjust, ana further claiming
that - was the frequently expressed de-
sire OF Paul Moran that his wife's sister
should keep the little gif1 IN case OF his
death
Judge Jacobs sustained a demurrer TO
fhis answer on thu ground that IL did not
lions OF Mr.. Morans petition for 4 writ
continued for further hearing before the
probate court 10 which Mrs Morse SAYS
she WI apply to have thu letters OF
guardianship issued to Mr.. Moran revok-
ed. She Gains that the chil9s unc}e by
reason Of conflicting financial interests ss
rot a proper person to be appointed
guardian
TO her answer Mrs Morse attaches
copies OF letters alleged II have heen
written 20 her by Paul Moran IN which
re requests that sire act as the chtlts's
guardian In event 81 anything happening
to him IL Alaska
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Since the state senate passed the cap
10. DIE and TIE matter Is ee-nS conss1ef-
I'll by the house. various contractors have
taken Up the proposition and are trying
- set organized 10 prevent rs passage.
Tasy declare II Is "a case OF toooery
throughout, and are not gong 10 cease
Eheir laksoEs anti the proposed act IS
either k.llesf. OF opposition % II is hopeless.
W T. Nichols, Of Nlcau.s * CroEneTs.
general contractors. wao ware among the
original Bidders en- the capitol building on
the re-adveEglsed scac.a<e three years
ago. has been 70 olympia the last sew
egai days do.ag Wa&t re could 10 prevent
the passage OF the bill without the fullest
consideration OF the opponents side OF the
case.
This Goss blll IS 3o5sery Of the wors;
kina." said AE. <icho-s last night 1T Is
case OF selecting the contractor. ana
then fxirg the contract afterwar5. IL IS
neither more nor less than Tacoma try
ing To settle some - the political debts
contracted when Foster was ss.ected- One
Tacoma man told me yesterday that ne
had 10 vote Cor the bj because he had
promised 10. He said they bad Ted
themselves gp 30 The senatorial matter,
ana coa.d net get away from j. There
VAS TO attempt M secrecy. lie Simply
told II as Il straight proposition.
Under the bill uo~ being considered
II virtually calls for an entirely new
htfAAAA&s% tfVkIS HahI "SS A3tAtE S'isc4A-
Grafton when The previous biz vas passed.
as X provides for reducing the cost from
S. IN. to soa.5.ss. Eecessltatiug the alter
alton az the Specifications and plans 10
conform 20 the iesseaea cost. Tae conn
Enittee and the contractor. Goss. are en-
powered 10 gel together Oh the deal. and
tx ug the cost o. any items that may not
be- clear. What is golDg 70 insure the state
that IL will not pay sSa.qoo for q s409Q03
building? We are wiling and want To
bid on the neS specifications. and other
contractors are N the same position. II
they advertise for bids again. under the
altered schedule there VIII. IN my opin-
ion. he more bids than were ever made
on The caplto, building. do not say
there should be a capitol hsElding now,
bat II there IS 10 be one. il would certain
~ not harm the state To have competition
n securing the contract"
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GENERATING rus COMPANY.
Jnauest Held over the Remains al
Charles shuficnher.~r

TIE inquest over tie remains 90 Charles
S7Hiie userGtf ttln young man whose head
MAS crushed a. the Seattle t7aal * Iron
tumpunYE S0rksT$ was hef4 yesterday
afternoon r. Eonuev & stewards under
fskiug raefn~ coroner SpsrlluS conduct
3aE t3e inHes< }1ttten.
THE evidence esta httShe6 fhe fact that
Il VS. against tire rules q tb~ company
Ser $50 s1p5ese tn 60 20 fAe tHr ri tie
hstts ks-s en- TIE pts form ~ 3hs hydraulic
Gst used - YatSe and lower ears 4 lad
Ger Nas provide. especially taz MA ptsv-
ltteN
T1se f"rv rendered "A verdict - accident
al ds1ch generating the company from
all S}a-re
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BALLARD ELECTION CONTEST.
Recount Hesnits IA Discovery of
Thtrty-oRe Objectionable Ballots

The recount .r the ballard election con-
test casa WAS made befGre Judge Moore
ia the g&per!oc court yesterday CITY At
t0r0ey John ". Peter whose election ia
denied ~ the contestant Ivan I. fIy-
land was found II have 20 votes while
Hylant Tailed IN. Thlrty-oue ballots
were objected 80 dav3nE the recount and
laid aside Tor the consideration OF the
court upon the trial az the casg.
The baEots objected 10 are marked 81 all
manner of peculiar. ways. TIE rejection
Of Il very few % those object Ell 10 Nv
hyland' = attorneys NAV result ln success
for hm as Peters majority was quite
agftutf
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kc@& Aee p-sas 10 ~ .-zck sesrt tTZEssc
sd a.i .ett rae Z sav- naa good Ape
ut@ ever SINCE. 81 can sleep wei ard &
a atv eosk
il v.su ~ nat suee wzaI AIS You wsTtt
- p. r = F.rrce. SIZE X \ ssz@s
yoas sysss;. z.- sGl,y AL ae a. prescribe
tcz ysz s1<e ~ SA&rge.
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case ~ Na'ouf "a Maiouf in whlcF. 2
ntw friat -yax granted by judge william
Mcdonald ~ Ccsfax MI 80 70 the s1-
prsstne $50 e eH ar appeal taken uy "a
pfasuf Il tstasrEe y Ns-oaf. r-ou th" order
allowing the new trial Matogf yesterday
Hlf1 his forEn@l notice ~ appeal HE wen
th@ seti on t1.e trial. hsu Sister Mary the
defendant, convinced she court That the
1ufy'S YefI-gt SaS erroneous.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05
CONTRACTORS TAKE ISSUE.
Goss Capitol Bill Believed to Be
Jobbery.
is PAYING SENATORIAL DEBTS.

". n. Nichols. of Nichols Il Crothers.
says Many Contractors Are Will
ing to Bid on the New Speeieca-
tfOns, If They Have the oppor-
tractor Before Contract IL Made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05

A }ury .u ih~ United States court ves-
terlay brought in 3 vrrsiief feF * 50 in
tae So fo0 damage sWit ~ Martha Garrett
eEt4nS, fhs Port B}Rke,ey Mil Company
Mrs CARROTS husband was kiEei ia a
railway accident up@n a logging road own
- uY t1e NH COMPANY