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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31
Stanley Should Choke Them Off.

number Of the members Kansas legislature 50
is announced using the pull their present positions
Stanley in choking off these hogs viii
strengthen his administration There would
undertake Ill half Offices same
draw for them all but supposed this kind leech
be found only inside the party referendum
reform But the Lawrence Journal whose editor
putting in few days the ground floor only
runners but candidates The editor that paper observes
that This is bad business and every Republican newspaper
in the state ought rise up protest against The party
cannot afford TO follow in the footsteps of the Popusts
this line and every effort Of legislator get himself
appointed another Office should be exposed and headed
off Only one office for time ought be the
inhezibe rule Of Governor Stanley and Of the party
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31
Kansas and Her Natal Dav.

The Kansas Day club turned loose last Saturday
night the thryeghtb anniversary of statehood as did
all the daily papers of next morning In many and varied
measures plastic heroic poetic prosaic the members
Of the club and editors alike dwelt upon the greatness the
unqueness the superiority the nuu secundus sweetness
and general ne plus uness Of this Incompatible inher-
itanee SO much and such variety Of praise was INDUCED
in as TO become HOMOGENEOUS If depressing Her birth
was sangunary scrape. her baptism CORY her youth
contagion and her majority rehot There was some sense
imagination, but Of extravaganza The chances
that Kansas if survival Of the dtest is the fttezt
Of all that have so far survived.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31
AIono the Kansas Nile,

SaIina has Jumped into the insane
asylum race, Of which Wellington still
has the pole.
Judge Hook has a wife and four chill
dren. Mrs Hook was a Miss Louis Dick
son Of Leavenworth.
Judge Horton in being beaten by Hook
has one consolation-hs had the load OF
being from Topeka 10 carry.
Hook has neither whisksrs nor hair.
Kansas. in keeping away from whiskers,
is going 70 the opposite extreme.
II is said that the present railroad com
mission will be allowed TO hold on until
the Visitators approach 10 take the oath
of office
Buck Dawes Of Leavenworth. MorriII's
attorney general. IS leading the fight for
resubm ssion on the floor OF the house
at Topeka.
An English firm has brought out an
addition OF Eugene Wares poems in
London with an American flag spangled
on the cover
Franklin Matthews. the New York man
who spoke 81 the Kansas day club ban
duet. says that Roosevelt is all right,
but that Depew is a shallow joiiyer.
I.eavenworth now has the Federal
Judge For a normal Democratic county
T.eavenW 0rth does fairly wei in . Repub-
Hcan state. all things considered.
Resubmission viii come up In the leg
isIature this week In ter days Z ne
State Temperance union meets at To-
peka The Old row IS breathing again.
The house a. Topeka voted for expan-
sion and the senate voted against f. The
Republicans think they are for expansion
and the Populists believe 1hemsslves
against II. Neither knows.
The Third congressional district has
three towns aspiring 70 the location OF
an insane asylum Columbus. Parsons and
Chanute- Al effort is being made 70 gst
the waole ThIrd district behind Chauuta,
the other two places dropping out
Volunteer Ress0ue-. with the Twsn-
t.eth. writing nome 70 Hawatha. SAYS
OF Mania. everybody smokes here.
men. women. girls kids. Chinese ard all
J. looks funny 20 see = woman va King
along with a 5-g cigar IN her noun
That vas telling stroke against mol
en- justice az WeIir Zron, where the drvt
person imprisoned was % Save his o. isr
name attached 20 the rsG- The taG Isl
row known as tire Horton jail BIZ me
auu-ehenzt7n q Ms Horton Vzs fsa
arrest
John K-s5s q JUNCTION City. Nved O.
farm w.rh his cook. Mr. Lzzz.e Crs.z
Hrs Kreas came out ana s1e a5d LIS
era E auzrreIed. Ersbs kgrte5 taem and
v-nt - Iae barn. Daring his aass- CT
.r@-e was q fEht and Nre. Crag wss
found larer dad Ma Er-5s has f1rt
heeE convicted - murder - r1s sec.11
d. gree
A-dhlsc1 bankers say tEat note zve1
is -se Catholic sGG-Ca 81 z.Hass god
au5 c5nss1ere3 ore q tse gin e4se secssrl-
tees gFna1 suca a ucte 81 gives s 81
sszreE - oue nan e make ~ a.
ference VITO Iae nan ~ - D. VIZ
20 = b. after hls szEEz-Ers %
= usezrs 'Cs-1er 20 - Bs-sessI~t~ ard
s-rh & Signature 81 Espd f1r q sG-e-eg
t=ss-Isaras collars il AsEhasen-
Ncaten s@pu5lcan- T. = s;rzd.ev.
NO . operator ~ G-sat Eea8 and
hatcher fl- t1s 1-szch -szn5az aae -
sfs-e sent p 1la WeetneT rsseFt ths
morning l1 tEs taseztax manner ~pEEs
Wind s'mnsr q P@rTesae siezanx
1ss14zE = aga $40 I'D 4.rTsc4Es- -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31
How Canned Goods are Poisoned.

The department of agriculture has extensive in
vesgaons of aduerants IN part eight Of series
OF pamphlets the subject published some time ago we
learn that the use of sacylc acid preservatve
has steadily increased and there probably now few
Gamers who do not at least occasionally aggre
gate Of the amount used yearly by the for
home use in the form of fruit preservatves must be very
large Most Of the preservaives by the drug
gss and others their activity presence The use
Of sacyc acid fruit been forbidden
by several European department found
saHcyc acid in many samples Of peas string
beans both foreign and domestic OF twenty samples of
domestic string beans fifteen it. It was found
in ten out of twelve samples of baked beans In
cases out of foryone found Corresponding
results obtained with foods The acid in small
quantities may be harmless consumers but to others
a decided poison
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31
The Mad MulIah of rIalaksIand.

Not much is known about the Mad NIulIah" the old
man of India, who IS causing uneasness in the minds Of
English politicians today says the Chicago Record He is
mad only IN the fanacal made himself no
ori1us in the Chal outbreak 1895 when although more
than 20 years Old he among the foremost in energy and
strategic ability In the fighting Maakaland he lost
two fingers and afterwards were buried with
great pomp in the Bonar valley and shrine was erected
TO mark the spot The Mullah is native Bonair
country, Yields therein a tremendous amount Of
influence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31
a Little Love Affair.

John GLENN turned his horses heads
toward home and the wagon wheels
rumbled an accompaniment TO his
boisterous singing:
Who has eyes so sof und plue?
NIein Schatz, mein Iebling,
The sky was gorgeous with the Grim
son and gold of sunset and the days
sea soned so finely with hunger's sauce
then the donning of a better coat and
a quick walk to Union hill, where Liz
ze waited his coming. The fair Ger
man face of the man glowed with hap
piness
It was an hour later that he stood
al the gate of the little frame cottage
facing an armed guard from the health
department. who warned him to come no
step nearer. because a young girl in that
house was stricken with smallpox.
In vain the young lover begged to be
admitted. she is nine" ne cried. She
viii be my wife. Let NE go and nurse
heri" But the guard had been instruct
ed 10 keep quarantine and he was faith
full 10 the trust. Then the young team
ster sank down on the walk and refused
to move. All the light IN his face had
gone, leaving a deep despair. He imagin-
ed he heard the voice of the girl he loved
calling his name in agony. He glanced
at the health office employe stealthily.
All night he kept his place. al intervals
calling softly IN the tender German
speech to Lizzie and telling her thar he
was near. Noon found him still there
unkempt. wiid-eyed and haggard: night
came and the dark hid his white look Of
hunger. lie neither ate nor rested. but
at midnight on the second day he tossed
the sentinel aside a + he had been a toy
soldier and entered the place trium-
phanLy.
Lizzie's face was covered with oiled
bandages and she could not see. but no
women could be deaf to such soft and
tender words from the lips OF the man
VINO loved her
i shall be ugly. 50 ugly 70 look upon
she sobbad. But he laughed with ring
ing. Joyous sound which cocmforted her
You VII live, mein liebins"
And rhc terrible disease seemed 70 BE-
come lighter the moment John entered
The house and began his ministerinE. The
SICK g.rl scarcely noticed her paia in
The cradle q his tender arms For he
would not De denied the privilege OF car
ING tor her, and the nursing Sisters
smiled While they shook their heads and
protested vale they heartily approved 0s
Love = swee--soT1et1 mes the Young
er ore whispered 20 the other. But The
black veI fen over The older wonaa-s
face ara she made 70 answer.
- the DAYS went b.. and when liz
re vas most wei John fen sick. and
70 was her -aCn 70 hold fast MS hand
a. he hes-ta-sd on the brink OF the dark
valley. But splendid health and vlgor
triumQ1ed. and he WI be out IN day
q two lt-ie the worse for the fever.
Then there WI be 2 wedding and 4 rev
home VII be- made humble home
lighted ul-l the rere ard beautiful radi-
alcs % il-s and se-f-sacrl6ce-
GRACE DCFFIE BOYLAN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31
More rIonfana Morality

Out in Montana member of the legislature announced
that he had been paid vote for certain
candidate He sent the money to the clerks proof
OF his statement A committee which investigated his
charge finds there proof Of what he says and another
committee has decided candidate contested his
election That member Montana legislature goes back
to his ranch thoroughly convinced that no one is so blind
as those who viii The thirty thousand in actual
cash being turned remaining undspufed fact what
we outsiders would like what became of it. or
to get It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31
"shoot Logan or Give In the Gum ;,

The people OF the United States aweary Of the sen
ates procrsna7n It has taken that body long to say
yes" mo" did to whip Spain land and sea and
to negotiate the subsequent treaty. That treaty must be
ratified There is nothing else 70 do unless we rub it all
out and begin again and end by permitting spain 70
keep her possessions TO these possessions all I7os
their hook would involve the later necessity of whip
ping Cuba and leaving Philippines for some European
power to subdue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

British investors looking 10 America again 1t is
horrible thought that the money England invests here
the more interest viii have pay England But we
stand he Investments.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

Gomez il is said, will soon visit Washington and confer
with the president That be but chances
thar Gomez believes that the president United States
should come To him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

ippines, which infnity Cuba for self
government, until least they they
capable Of protecting their interests
their obligations civilization.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

If were in the senate" says Congressman johnson Of
Indiana, 4 would rot in before voting for the
treaty But the Hoosiers they were doing when
they kept Johnson senate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

\ womans suffrage society IN Boston has actually come
out with declaration that # the Philippines
are allowed TO vote the there be granted suf
fraee. aLso.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

- tss saf-rri xrsEfa e . x7a6 -,
AZ r--esous kszrf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

Ii t saleyc acid n preserve the beef but il is ap-
-asals +-a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

The MerrimaC, which Hobson sank in the channel at
santiago Is 10 be blown up L made the Spanish
trouble, but l. certainly did make American heroes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

ulysses : Grant ct The general has been trying %
buy his the United States senate The strain seems
10 have with the ansr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

The cars disarmament dream Is coming - be- discussed
nr Ere5 Dream
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

The desire FOR Office in Kansas s. some
thing dreadful AZ times The Preston
P s-r E@a.e-. FOX given 70 exsEEsra con.
SAYS That was whar nnlEhf De callets
uase-1l-y haste Sra some c. the szplFsrts
f1r t1e Pratt psstoIace coming % tn
front before the body q Postmaster Ian
sI-un had ben turned over t. the under
raksr S-aE7e-~ Kansas saw fH= spsx
et th.s k-ld ~ politics wnen P.un5 G.e1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

The lnger hA United states holds on for the purpose OF
discussing letting So difficult Il VIII be- 10 break
loose If, indeed i is possible az all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

General Niles VIII discover in due zine that while OF.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

The senate VIII vote on the treaty February 4 The
senate 7 ratty IT, TIE senate never intended % % any
ching else
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

Dick Plgnkett agent f5- ths Irish
Wc-id ard minister l71teatisry from
I-c-s11- lo OK aa1ua. = faklnE artI-tsr
ne ucW weighs - pounds sna nas been
prohibited from waking OF tss s.4ez AS
A. SeEkI-k
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

i plan BE seen thar oaays funeral rot going
J7-ne 1T V5-a his ,-.nse--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

Eas@Hs art a=Ae VAS IL beng bern via Al aaaia'e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

John GLENN turned his horses heads
toward home and the wagon wheels
rumbled an accompaniment to his
boisterous singing:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-31

so pounds. IN several colors. that fassd
because OF being stationed too near sky-
light for a month or 60 Don't believe
you'd know il was faded after seeing 90 la
the carpet But We want 10 get I'd % =.
and. Il you'u help s......................
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

Seattle Firm Gets Contract for
Building First Section.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post Int illgeueer
PORT ANGELES. Ayrf. as.-Th. Van
orman Company, IF Seattle. mas secured
the contract 10 build ali that poriian az the
Port Angeles Eastern railroad where In <
" run on plies That part 10 be construct.
I'd nrsf VIII extend from Cherry street se,
Francis street. arid the trargage viii bs
about two and half miles IL In the
srtentioa later 20 build tbe- gsiing trart
westward as far as the National Pack
Ing Company plant. and the whole will
inen approximate aboa, i've mites Of
water front traekag4.
Capt. f.. f ca;na, Of Seattle. will fur
nfsh the piles. The lumber VIII be se~
cured at ballard. and schwabaeher Ryoa.
OF Seattle, furn all the iron and hardware
W. II. 6ariock. 81 Seattle. has been afl-
pointed master mechanic OF the railroad
He was formerly connected with the
Northern Pacific and Seattle Il intergssa
tionai railroads lie assumed his duties
Monday. lie has been III Tacoma and
Everett this week for the purpose OF pur-
chasing locomotive. gravel cars. ang ne.
boilers, lathes. etc. for the ma II. ne shops
These latter are 70 ha located i; Ennis
creek. also the coal sheds. turn tables
etc
Grading has beer finished frasn Francis
street 20 Ennis creek TIE management
expects tn let the contract tomorrow fDr
the crihbing and grading as far as MGTse
creek.
Mr. Goehr.ng. 81 Olympia. has been en-
gagged as craftsman. lie II on his way
here. John Fitch. OF Euoshurg, vi, has
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
STATE SCHOOL FINDS.
No Isvestmenf Can He Made In state
Bonds In Excess of 500. zoe.

SqseIal DslmtcA - the Post gnfeilig encer.
oLYIpiA. April - Assistant Attorney
General Vance has given the fellow ing
opinion 20 State Treasurer Young
- bave yegr favar IL TIE ~ p instant
kindly advise me- whether can legally
invest permanent school turds in STATE Of
Washington bends hevrna the constitution
a. l'nn}1 ~ $40 SO nSsbte}uess2'
Replying thereto | seg tn say that you
sboGl3 nnt invest che permanent s-h 90
fg4re IF ths state IN ho~aS n fhe state
when tae state indebtedness exceeds me
constitutional frriG oe ssatea Whenever
hcna Is issued hy the state ~ washing
ton the STATE becomes a aeb.or - the
AaA,ier e tse hSnd n matte who may b.
lbs Obi gee fg ne f=cad Wh.r , rfs are
iss3fa6 - favar - ths weT mar eus sch esf
faa} sAp FnnreT g recsive4 frcr9 tna. fQnd
far the Use 90 ,hs state ~ rs r1ss.e}sa reo5Is
expenses. ara tire state &esa rues "a debtor
"a fhe prrr7s sen. srhpol fund
THat fnvs is ~of the property - tie
state g WASHINGTON. hslt r. merely a tFusf
fanf ard fhe safe i4 sns ~ se.e@ rf7s
fact that certain t0st'futtcr~ a. tae Sf9fe
are really fhe bsusHgtaytes = tie trrst 1ees
rot @7s%~ tYee case Anv bard svs-,ea "a ex
resS y tha constitutional H-r}5 q sDdebse1-
see7s IS vStA Oh Es'ten
f-T'- e~0 fs~e vsn should TO- {uVa&s TIE
permanent Srhool moneys "a q No~5s w-Ner
Ytssf k~"x thz, "a ha eAs cowd:ftar mar
~hre1F s.wr9 ef isswess or at;vrnntef -
20 fSSssed hv Ire authority = fSe state
evr~ an3 A1esvs tkas constitutional ,sft D."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
FOR THE OFFICE SEEKERS.
THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
ADOPTS RIFLES ron THEM.
They Must Receive Isasrsemenfs Of
Local Party Commtssees. and nj
Nemb~Ss Of the LeGfsiatare Be-
fore Claims VIII he Acted Upon.

egecsal Dfsratca 20 sae Post IrteIligrDcer-
TACOMA. April s.-Angsasr conferences
was held this afternoon between Senator
Foster ard asgnrrsxszssa ssalShr-an and
jones' TIE razgfsr Of appointments Was
further considered s. was deemed wsse
and advantageous sha, applicants fer E-9-
sssionx should observe the following gen
eyaf rssIss Gar Is possible.
FIRST Secure the Endorsement 81 Repuo-
lean cgBnsy central committees.
Secun*-As far as possible. secure the
lnsg-ssuent OF Republican MEMBERS %
the Legislature. including representatives
ard hs,t-ower senators.
Tn.ro~As TAR as possible secure the In
dorses0ens 81 sAs lea58ng Republicans O.
the locality IN which me applicant resides,
The expressed gfews % fhs delegation
as regards the actjcn o. cssgnty commit
tees nay sse summed 4p about az follows.
Esrst--It Is deemed desirable thai county
committees s1sef ofts1-
Second That x r. exceedingly desirable
tsat c@aHfy committees act = body,
and not snGiYsa aaE< in supporting sp-
yslcants f0r afAes-
THRIFT Is believed thar ny such meet
5UFs IN addition - assisting tEs dsiega-
ton 10 arrive az correct conclusions re-
gaFGlng Ene desires and w3s1es % TIE lead
ing Republicans % The various counties
sats parts organization WIZ be srrea&ss h
enea Republicans VII keep in t3uca WIKI
eac8 other ard will o. better prepared 70
eater upon tie work OF future ea-nfsasgas.
Another meeting Of tire delegation viii
hs held IN two weeks. proaa9sy a. North
Yakima
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
VELVET MINES SOLD.
Valuable Propert, Taken Over by
the Here Gold Fields ca.

Special Dispatch Ia me p0xt-f assl, senes-.
SoKT'HfsoftT Apsgl - News reacssa
fbas cify yesterday To re effect shar IRE
We've: mites. limited tsaa 4tesaefs -1 Of "a
asSess 20 .se %ew gg!s Ffesss - Hr tish
tolafTbfs for confederation % Gsofas
This news was f3Teshadsx.a ~ tae fact
tazt the ieeai hnSEs1s ~ "a eek n tssz Vel
Vet Recently parted NTH tf.esr ha1d4uSs
TIE New Gold Fields ~ TEs5i.'1 Cajuma.a
~ TIE parent sosEsss&nY If me Velvet mines.
limited. which latter COMPANY vas licensed
on August ISIS sUost diary company
81 the Nfw Gold Fields 0g Erstssn CO
l3ssssssss, The latteg company gAs organ ges
November p is~, viii csniszI stock 81
ssxG.osG The ~ ssss esfaspa nT 90 whssh
Sir Charles THnpeF Is TO chairman The
N@iEet snlnes Hrnstea Stree lie grgansEs-
tans has beer engaged n 8exesopgag the
Velvet property j, nss srsnt soggsew Flare
sf the neighbour s68 ~ flssa afss esl asYelop
ing the property. There has bear 90#n@5
a splendid nady Of GRE IL the yeivei thas
SIS from ter To thirty five feet ia width that
il NJ q SHIPPING grade md which mikes Ike
Velvet 3 mine. and Il II eiaifB~6 BY many
who have recently * mined she property
that it will - ore II fh,s r~eas ore fsr0-
ducerz az .ggs soDhsa N, iax gttx'rset whe-e-
in tna4 rIeh property Is asasstea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
SINGLE MEN ORGANIZE.
TELL ATTENDED MEETING n
HELD AT wHATcOM.
EASTERN Dealers In Session In Chit
eago, Wire That They VIII C~n-
eede All Underweighss 60 the
uanufacsurers-Ask Cs-Dp~ratio~

apeesai Dispatch 20 the Post InteiIixsrrer
NEW WHATc0M. April a3--A meeting
sf forty ssinsse manufacturers, represent
frr as many fniIEs. uet here tonight 10
srsct permanent manufacturers organ-
trafton ard bring a1gsas III. sseftevsnenx
a. the manufacturers condition. rarttes.-
tsras IN fae matter OF contrasting the rsgh.
Of the dealers 20 izndsrweI2nts. az claimed
b. them al tasfr late convention IN Chi
cage.
s. L Jones called the meeting TO order
L. IL BaldT acting as SECRETARY ~. II.
NouItfay vas eiecfe6 permanent rsrest-
deps. /. H. Ba1dy secretary and i. I.
Jones treasurer. The naraz adopted was
ssA whafeoui County Lumber ard snsngls
Manufacturers Association
Before commencing I'd Lane the f0cat
agent Of tge Coast Lumber Company ng.sl-
nitsef 2 telegram from a convention o.
Eastern dealers. meeting tn Chicago ssyn
ed By ~. !. EwaFt oUe Of the essfar,tstf@..
stating that the Eastern dealers would
allow ali uudcrra Etts 10 ne r4aussfar-
tErsrs. The dealers also asked for ;he
cooperation Of the manufacturers tn afa
matters for The furtheranee Of their ma-
tisl interests. and said they woss4 aprss;r,s
a eona.nitisa 20 meet with tia Coast man
rfscturers-
The telegram received a round OF an
psasise. A motion 10 demand under
weights "a destination Of cars ARA accent
nothing else was carried unanimously A
telegram giving results 90 tas meeting .as
sent to a similar meeting AT Nsaliey.
A. Paneoast, @, r.. Buffers. Il. Pheios
and L. w. David were INSIDE a rs..rsl,er
ssip committee. ID. III. Ocean. & l.. Jones.
Nike Earses. Fenton Merrill. W. L.. Hotri.
uay and l.. W.. David weFe appointed az
Al executive and conference committee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

49, nsTn Engaged a. a surveyor He has
$500 $500 = HafAcfsai reputation as a -alH-syas
y MAc @fagt5@@r lie has been erg5-
/" ss0 VITA the k@Tm0nt Central rassrtsaf
=. specifications of IRE bridge and
re-. work as far east a. seaaasn bay
- - ss@W EgTr1Vsetes3. The Phoenix 8Fz4ge
s.sfss fsssssy, 81 fsAscago. the Serthv-xserr
1f.fs@e company, ef Tacoma ana var
sftsh@h sa9Ess@ ~. Of Seattle vii. all bid
Tor the work
General AanAcsr Atksnesr rae~t*@g
trtsfT frsfn the Victoria Fe0ssse to-day Tss-
- 1kssssf fhe % Etsy sEsfEss@axssy Adopted
Ifae report 81 the SPECIAL egfrarYsssses tg-
1sFs1Eas taN proposition ~A en- eesnk~m-
yates yahss6F 10 she company far
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