The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-29

nande his report to the var dtpartments
xitheRxh - admitted that - wsnf nofIn
He rs thar Wrnnx~i Is vsry quiet. that
thAFx q m travel over the Ssike<n trait
and that business IA the s0wu y only the
ssssrnHsn 49,. e e. s.'asrssn s,s ece na~ !. III.
fort are 10 - brouEht down eDcn 90 re-
tcaa their regsnenss which have been
ordered 70 Manila. Capt Esisott says.
DR.. Gran. q Calhoun. Who recently
grauAfcd from the Cooper Medical Insfi-
tufe In Sar FranxfAcc, ard who - nov
practicinK his profession ia Renton. IS IN
the city whiting his father and sisters The
little e1ty OK Rsnsoa. according 70 the dec
tor. il . thrivinx community. with its ccAi
mining ard agricultural pursuits. On az
average af Sse m<n are employed IN the
Cooperative coal mine. and every pound
OF coal taken out fssis q ready market In
this city The small farms in the vicinity
promise WELL and eli in all the town never
had better prospects,
Edward q Hall. cg Tacema. VINO has
valuable mining interests OF the QnsSnsaie
river, British Columbia was In the city
yesterday. II q placer properly and has
e esny sna msas Hs IS s sa
using two Olescn drsdSes. on the claim
j. W. Tvey. United States collector OF
customs for Aia-ka, Is in the city on his
ingson city for the past two months on
on1ciai business. His wife accompanied
him on his TRIP East. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivey
win leave for Sitka in few days.
GeosKe Paris, one Of the fastest amateur
sprinters In Canada, II in Seattle. Paris -
a coiures1 man, and formerly was s porter
on the Canadian Pacific railroad. He beat
Eddie Dickson last Fourth OF July In .
100 yard race. bus was siietracked through
majority decision Of the judges
A. j. Cody, of Portland. and G. Lund-
berg. of San Francisco, are 1t the North
ern on their way TO Dawson. as are also
The latter Is accompanied by his wife. +.
p. Cary h associated in mining interests
with Alex. Mcdonald.
A. j. ellis. lawyer at waila walla.
is at the Seattle. Mr.. ellis says that
preparations are being made to erect the
new buildings and dormitories at Whitman
college.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ L. washhurn. Of San
Francisco. are at the Rainier Grand. MI.
Washburu Is largely interested In mining
and steamboat matters.
Ex-Prosecutinx Attorney John F. Miller.
who is on his way TO the klondike. where
he has several claims. was safe at Lake
Bennett April I.
b. c. kinssbury. the well known mining
man Of Spokane. is In the city. and Is stop
ping at the Rainier-Grand.
Robert Bridges state land commissioner.
II In the city. He is stepping AZ The Seat
tie.
Capt. f. Bondi OF Port Townsend. ma
rine insurance. adJuster. IL at tho Stevens.
Mr.. Henry Newton. interested In Fair
haven canneries, Is In the city.
C. w. Howard. an attorney OF Fair
haven, Is atthe Butler.
Personal.
A wadhams. canneryman of Blaine,
IL in the city.
F.. r. Stokes. an Astoria canneryman. Is
al the Seattle
DR. A. +. Porter and II. E. Porter. Of
Vancouver. f. c.. are at the Butler
Robert Bridges, state land commissioner,
Is at the Seattle from Olympia
Attorney r. E. Moody and r. l.. Dur
ham are at the Butler from Portland
r. A. I1athrop has arrived from North
Dakota TO join his friend, T. 3. IAppy, the
famcus Kiondiker
Capt. Thomas Mein. consulting engineer
for the Treadweil mines will arrive from
San Francisco this evening.
r. A. Clark. of Park City. Utah. has ar
rived to visit his son. Electrician w. g.
Clark. who was injured three weeks ago.
Mr. Clark is stopping at the Seattle.
TICKETS for Dewey Day. excursion
TO Olympia on sale today At Northern Pa
cifc city and depot ticket Offices. See dis
r. A. NApEAIT, Gen Agt.
wAGNER'S band and Mn Easnund1
Madison park. Sunday afternoon. e:So
MISS wILZINSKI. Optician. III Cherry.
Consultation free