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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-10
GOOD sTRIKE IN THE CAnIDOo,
TAisty Thousana Dollars Taken In
One Day In Deep Diwxings.

Special Correspondence.
x nAhKEFvIILES y 6; a Avg. .s,s
Mn.s xsa an.ler for Is. osen
River ouesnelle Company. brings news Of
Horsefly river. thirty thousand dollars re-
the pan Is the story, and Il u believed TO
be the best record for Casiboo.
Mr.. Hunter says there are spots on bed
rock at Wards mine containing more gold
California owners Of the property. and for
fhe stockholders OF the Miccene company.
another California company. owning sew
sral miles Of the same ancient channel
This should not cause q stampede OF pros
pectors to Carihco The initial expense Of
dsep-ground mining In Cariboo IL very
als ss.nsss 70 conn
mand success To illustrate. The Miocene
ground Is 500 fee, deep from the surface TO
bedrock. and Il IL so wet that the heaviest
sinking pamps obtainahle are necessary.
IL t. AZ impossible for the poor prospector
10 get the gold there as IL II were 1900 feet
below the surface. But TO anyone interest
lec WARTS strike i very Significant.
The Rremner- Mound Company has
bought the French Gulch ground Of w. Y.
HFown for E.an. The same Company will
bSre u series Of holes 10 bedrock On Will
Jams creek. opposite McArthur's Eulch and
win resume shafs-ssnkinS at Slough creek
In the near future.
M8EAktE NfDIL, Oh the 62o<8G~+Saflto0
Company. has raised tisNN 10 equip the
eompsny's Canadian creek ground for hy-
arsusrksnr.
Gerry ana Boursin are putting In q steam
hoist on their ground above and adjoining
the sioean-Carihoo. and VIII drift that part
Of the channel.
r. r. Camden. Of Seattle. 10 opening the
wcts Greek mine.
The tunnel OF the carlbeo Teeps syn
dfcstes on AntfrS creek. In IN IS feet, and
encouraging prospects OF gold are being
obtained The syndicate viii In few
dsss begin tunnel on Nugget guleh. II.
Gerry ts manager.
]. A. Mcclellan. the Poss-fnseiligencers =
travelling agent. has been maintaining the
russ-fnfelhsencsr's reputation for push by
making the trip from Qaesnelle Forks TO
Rarsefyisie with a bicycle. The distance
il sixty miles. aud the route the toughest
mountain trail In C'affboo Mr. Mcclellan
IL the FIRST cyritst ever that trail and X
Is safe 20 say he win also Re the iass for
soma time. How many miles be carried
his wheel, how many Thousand feet he
wssiesi IN ice cold water ard how many
fallen trees he climbed ever would aston
Sab tia city eycassf IL he knew The trim
was mate 10 save time and avoid a long
Setour. and from that point OF view was
4 sgswssA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-10
DEATH OF HARRY ]. GREEN.


Harry J. Green. contracting freight
agent Of the Great Northern. with head
quarters IN Portland, died Ia that city IT
midnight Tuesday. The news reached
here early yesterday morning. A aelexa-
ton OF railroad men will attend the funeral
services. which VIII DE held In Portland at
10 o'clock this morning.
The CAUSE of Mr. Green's death h eap-
posed to have been the effects Of an oper-
ats0n for appendicitis performed recently.
The sad news came az a surprise. as he
MAS announced To- have passed the crisis
and to be well en- toward recovery.
Mr.. Green was q son CT William II. III.
Green. president OF the Puget Sound Ma
chtnery Depot. about ~ years old. and
leaves a widow. lie was formerly engaged
In Railroad work here and four o. ave
years ago went 10 the Oregon city 10 take
MP the position he held prior TO his death.
He started his husiuess life eleven years
aao ~ stationery clerk under I. A. Ma
d&Au then cashier and auditor Of the Ore
Gon Improvement Company. From there
ae went into the coal office OF the COM
pany. then became eoaf agent and later
general freight and passenger and purchas-
Ing agent. He commenced with the Great
NortheFn .As contracting freight agent In
4a6oohA.4 where be remained . month PRIOR
to having = similar position here. and then
went To Portland.
Mr. Green Was known an one OF the best
collectors fer freight on the Pacific coast
He No. - 3nvetasate Worker. and the ter
fof OF hm competitors. Ono railroad man
said yesterday he was a. good m any three
men tn Portland and gos heavy business
where others failed TO get any. r. w
Parker. general agent of the Omaha: r.
~ Boyd. commercial agenf OF the Mil
waukee and George Cave. contracting
freight aKeat OF the Great Northern, ieff
sos Portland last night TO attend the fansr-
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AT rHE AaR1cTLTTRAL COLLEGE,.

Doa1A CensiaeRing Biaa Ser New
wsRk IN FsrGe sna Yesnasy.
Special Dizpafch to the Pest -InsfIIiEencer.
PULLMAN. Aug. A--The board q re.
gents OF the Agricultural Collect ana Scnooi
q Science held special meeting Menas -
for the purpose ct allowing estimates oa
the new baiIdsnxs. IN connection With other
business The regular meetings ocSar si-
monthly. but during the erection o. the
new structures II is necessary 70 assemble
every thirty days 20 meet the Demands OF
the prOwrexssng work
Regents Garfield, SssArns and Mct-rcskey
were present. also Secretary Hryan-
Bids we're received and considered fer
A. e. Barrett. A.ssa complete. J. y.
Kitchen agreed 10 lay the brick work tor
eS.S per Thousand. the college 10 furntsn
time for the mortar. or $50 per Thousand,
be to furnish the lime himself. All BIDS
were rejected.
W. o. Thynx. graduate OF Columbia
schooi Of mines. considered the greatest
was elected professor OF mining at his
meeting Prof Thyng was. at the time
the selection was made an Instructor In
said school. He IL expected 10 report here
by September Is but In the meantime VIII
ytsst mines In Colorado. Montana ara 9th
sr pointa He Ii looked upon as an able
instructor, and win be . valued addition to
the fraternity
Two kiins OF brick were delivered. one OF
brick are said TO be OF fine quality.
The remainder of the work Of the board
consisted OF the auditing Of bIlix
The beard adjourned this afternoon, Cam
field returning home this morning. The
other two win leave this afternoon.
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Mr.. HARTMAN AT OMAHA.
II Censesene< Win uaten Fseias
SD aAsss LlAe Omeials-- rss-
p~set1 Chanaea DiseuassA.

special ns2p4fea - tit9 PQo4<tuteiitxeneer
OMAHA. Aue s-~tshafrman Hartman.
u ths sxecaslve committee al the Union
Pacific. ahnFt iane and Navigation cena-
panias. who was met as Cheyenne hy
pTus'sient burt usnessi Manager psrkIa-
lon Pacific. ARD several officials as tho
Shart IAfso. arrived sn Omaha To-Day
The meeting al cheyenne MAS arranged
before fFeysssnt Hurt lefs Omaha The
subject under discussion WAS about the
forthcoming consolidation ~ ths shars
fdne and the rntrn Pacific. IL was gen.
orally agreed that such an alliance would
be very dessrahis. And should the sbsetp-
tiem Of the Naytsatsan line fnilows an IL
Pacific wapid again havT sontrol uf a
great tAsouxh ifne 20 the eaAel.
Another proposition which n being SER
tcuAiy dlscusRcd 70 TO ettrnA the Hhors
ltna thrpnAh Utah. Nevada ard Cali
forniA. a. Ear south ~ Lea Angeles
Tbs conference atsu teak up sAe furshs
coming change 80 he made IN the cps
Grafton ef the short Lane by taA ifnEan
raeihs system. n l. ALSO rtnastess that
hy the ruien Pacific the SUSTAIN viii BE-
cfserased fr0n Omaha ard that natn.
Der Of short Line officials wlsl be dis
posed u. there being ncthinR fnf them
left t. do, Aracua thu rutHered oneS fc GO
r. uensfst Manager Bancroft. whe - also
vice-prsstdsnt Of the short i.ssse
CNtcAao Aus. t-~A foczi financial
news bufsaa ssss the linton Pacific has
sscurrd centred u the Wyoming aeashsrss
purchase OF al It's stock. ssss = similar OPP
ton Fsstre the unsan raesre the rsgh.
60 r~aeesn III issue 81 Easassn bonds In
that NHe.
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psscouaAasso 70 CAPITALISTS
neses n Dsnss1e csSDsrs1 VIVA
xAnse - 90 vsassssss-ns1ss.
tsSa sh~slA ~ ~ ones MsSe-
Task ~ Orsssss1no . I~sai H.
ssso.se Cs1psay--nssssveA This
wesaA Dssaw Assss DsstreA EsA-

s@ s~~ss~-~e~> tx1a4
-. -, 1890 nj . inturs De business and
80. re~r-sss - - city y Illustrated by
49,. rs--5. . 1890 6An FYx ncfses hssSf-
A@1ns 80 = = .~~~~sA~x. ~ ,aae~x ~
ness mSns mo bss 1s-s- :. -.
vested IN arSsznrrs pp~sV -
Mr. Boyle declares thAt tnsufanfs rates
q procesty n n<stsss are twtcs what they
ssena =: IT, = a s.n hss A. re- s.sr-
- spgs 49, - - go. "a 49,, al.
- p 5estsse z siss1 - -s s'.s - -
condition q hnaafs y enc Nxssy - .aJuxe
she city - prevent tas Investment o. cap
ifsl hers.
- s~s-.e~ rn.w -, ss~s.,d .rrr.ss = 81
49,. ssress IN. iassranes r.ss va. s
pr esns at tisaf time. but 80 later re-
dneeG % s ~ cent ~ TIN txoxi8fans
arnre ~. f3oxfe fcbeated. ordered his palt-
-. s.er.a.s .nsa earri.xs "a x,~n fz.ss
- - -~-sA- 80. s-~..~h.. -. s..a,.
- - - - -. -
49, eoo@p1aiee " slases ma tnsy 1OWexso
- resa n 0'te ~ huuaEeA
~. B66kIe aFrfyed here several DAYS
~-ev p. 1922 and rsrtnr NJ ,,sfi..~
49, n ~ =. ssgEcs - s0 .ns 6asy y :
co.S a $780, ~ sAs usnss-sfAnu ~
e III. $50 1900.
4nsts - no 0ohnS snas A9eussncc kaAae
9 Neattis are exofeHant. IN IAN ktan-
el.p0s on it, NOT ~ e"o1 - nj pfup-
~ 81 seegnu es~nue, tne fAts esvea
xx 49, r. - -. - III sShss = apaIe0
49, 49, - - e ~, vn'sn : 1m noM p1ysa6
49, Inc snsn W. SA1 snnsssFe Ia ls
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DIR. POSTER HAS NOT ARRIVED.
Was Ordered tn Pert Townsend some
TtWe Ag0.

PORT TOWNSEND Aug s-peorie
here ARE hegsnnnE TO wonder what has
become of ssv NJ. r. Foster, az TIE trnised
States marine hospital service whx was
ordered here iva weeks ago 70 ASSUME
charge W the Inspection % incoming for
sfwm vessels "a this district DR. Perry
wha was ssTe fer fAres y<ars IL airea4v
- tss way 70 Ax new detail as the tinted
States consulate IN Yckaha4nsa. bat DR.
Foster kss rot APPEARED to take the sta
tss.. In tbs Interim Dr. Gardner 81
charge 81 the United States marine hosps-
tsi aaTs. Is Asfnr ecoA.s iutv. Or Foster
was ordered here on fuly - in that
asfs rw Perry left and ever sanee the
staten nss nsen added co nY essrssnsy's
sFssaons ishorx IL the missing nsszisca
Secs nss appear scun his absence viii De
reported - Warrington
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HAS VERY HIGH GRADE ORE.
Returns fvews Tes Tess Fren
taaes Average Nearby eteo
Per Tou

Special faspasca - tbs fsoxt-fnseslsssaeer.
6NOHaMfSH. Aug sssA Wilbur. prs
taent % the fnaisx Mining Company, thss
evening received returns frsrs the Nv.
eFest ss1sftsr from ssn tors ~ the xta
frsxsn The rsssupanss asue with xsasssye
ting f~salts The fetages en- hAss az the
shlpmvnt was - aud on the ii hcr Sac,
Ter tun
TAss r. TIRE FIRST ore shipped ssera shs
fntes district, ard TIRE high xgas1s 81 she
returns Is hsxAsy xratfsssnx 10 shs eurserz
- proper s.Fx Ia Snohefnfss
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Improvements Unlsr Way Exceed
All Formsf Records.
SOME or NEW SEVEN WORK.


AZ the oreaens rata NJ which nunictpal
ar.nraver.ene. - hesu~ unAersarsn In fhA
- - $3.50 - 49, -ns -
10y "a - ~ 80 y - L w1 -
pess u tas number. 49, ana impertance
OF contracts let and executed any similar
period In the city'e history. THIS IL prac-
ffcaI1r true ~ .ewer contrncsa and street.
~~.s,.~ .~tts-- .SA~ - 60. ,x.~- v.,.
~--.... = - - - -. - ....-. -.
81 eo1tfeSL wntcd nakee tue prh yeeS
without parallel IN tho Annas Of lie
city.
Irresp@etfv> a. thi. sreas fmprovene,t.
ha~eys- ther. /. -.nre sr,svstv f,,sf nov ~
-. n.ass.- 49, - 49, -
ssWeF puiiuin& taah or g.
dAys Aeos fns board o. puohe wofks iet
contracts TOR the constructieu Of Two Sew-
err In the northern part Of the city az
rrexaffuw IN eat usarly uAonA Two other
car,-ar.. - - r.<us~.~ ~ ~aurx~ssor
soauaess are ~ pFoe - 9 nsas IN.
nanssJs sne Aenny 49, 10 nsesessxs
-. - -ss sessssas ots ~ 49,
80 as.. sn.s. . - 1,a. I'm ~. cr.cea
1ukuI -. u'us 80 "a ~ ss4
- sns ceAIa L11 kous .mx.ss@ns - fss -
GasuS coenhk 49,
Ihe usi sncaSo11 0ne ~ tne 49,
tmportAn g ne A.er es.s
On 1srry S"o noasa 49, ~s.s..
ssress ana Ninin Avenue. Ny snsnssI
Ihameons estimete y tnAs tas np-oss s
msnk VIII cost Au 1ne pam sn1 49,.
ncatons TOT me wefH ave 1ssn apassso
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RAilwsY NOTES.

n IaEG. sAe Pas tsaense sssnssss 80 IA
ssasst sas 10 fAe tetsus representative ss
s7asts' ssssatat tHes sss ssfTesesses sszst sss.s
Fset$sA sFsssst ssaS = asz - tas hsss.e AZ
fa&ss2nts
TIE srstsr@s fSassEs psssssE 9Ar ssAHf7sri wssa
tssrssr sashrens ~ she ts-ssraas fas<xrxer sg~es
Mssss. - tAz %ssEAsTH gsssss. SID kss@s fsassssr~
Vac sssAeksa ~ sas S~shzss KsaesAe sssssss srs
tsassaan& Ye-tnssssS sssssasss-
FsS FszsS sssylsaaSssSas g SSlsAss ssssssxns xss
e-zs sseessassszst e AS kss~3t <SEsha-s - SIS
tssr tssSSxs twsss eskts% = Eesr~zss - sAs sss~
sas Y Hsss<Atazs@ - sszsss@s ss4 Mtss NatAz-Sr<e
Mss Asszs tssAss sst Fszi ssss1sx - ~ Fasi
ne ts4vs rsrsss sssA sa-trss 3sfs ~ 81 49,.
g ksss2 " AtSsssss ssssssssss is4A <ss~ssaa ssss
Assssss ~ - s~sssx4 rs largest ssasi< ssss -
- sssz sASn ss TAs@ STA tAs rrsyra rsess "a
IS sAs AtsSzs q aAe sass Asxasezss~s a sAa. ,sas
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III. Kifmer.s ewamp-Rees, fsse wonder
fui new discovery IN metscai nrsencA
fniAlls every With IN promptly curing
rheumatfxm md pala in tAe back Il
cufrocts tun5il5ty TO held water ard ScAfd-
tng pAsn in passing II. or tad effects FOL.
lowing use u liquor, wire or h~ef. and
evefcnRea that unpleasant necessity ~
hexrg compelled 10 "a GfxeH during tss
day and 20 get up mary times during the
might, The mild ard The extraordinary
sdecf ~ 1wxnssyKoas In soon realized -
stands the higness for tvs wonderful cures
c< the most distressing cases.
~ you need = medicine ynu Should
hAys the best Sosd by druggists IN atty
cent and ore dollar x4xss- iou may have
9 sample b0tfie ~ thls wonderful nsw
discovery ard q bunk thai tells all about
r. and liz great cures. bcsh sent axsAoluss-
" fre@ ~ mali. address DIR. kiimer =
mention thms you read tafs generous offHr
In the Seattle Daily Poss~InteasixenesT.
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woRK AT CoLuwnIA mLurrx
Great NerthePn improvements Are
HALF EiaIahed.

Tho esrsa, Nnrshsra improvements 10 the
roa4 Rod AZ Trinidad on the Columbia
rive. Bluffs. are half flushed, and within
tse or three fnenths viii ee done H. W.
tsswafaN resident engineer OF this state
nAu IL N the city, Says gang Of 400 men
- efrFsy~s there by the contractors Foley
Hres y Iarwsr. ard that the work ia be-
Ing rarssfEv proceeded with
Although This alteration Ia the main lire
af Inv tsrrst Northern will nut shorten III
nor issesn the grade. II Will be a VASE I'M
nfavvn4ns ever tbs present route as II
VIII do away with the necessity OF aexefai
aetssf bridges ard make the road much
batter a3afssd 80 the Increased demands
81 traffic TIE Cascade tunnel wifi not be
1nfse IA lsss than a rear. although large
force % man ts smpIoYNsf fheFn
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nlcYclisrx MICH EXCITED.
society Teumx Lady Arrested for
Riding WtsAoat LtxhtaN

ssess&a r4sSsscas 20 the Post -fnsesEsgeneer
FORT TOWNSEND. Aug a-Pcrs
FewnseEa ateyegsts are In hsxh state 81
sscstasssns. AS A. = result 81 local sress
axsszE&ass. sAscs has hrsoxhe about an Ia
aS.estEnizase enforcement e the bicycle or
tssssses. tArunSe which nxnes, bells AMI
licenses are required % ali riders Men
s5sS aisa1 tao rssssrx. ore ~ weosa was a
szss~sas~r yszanx scsssty lAsy. were tsksa
srss custody and .aef Tar rating for rssfsvx
wsiaa~ss axesA TIE LAZY released 20 par
beg asass Asa The hkxe wAA bod q ccslAx-
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y. =. AssE~sMENr LOWERED.
A small Amaast peaact~a m the
Aain Track.

aesesAi rkx9asgA - tbs INsst%InsassaxeAe4r
EglsENShlEts. Avg a~>IAy SsagwAck
TAX agent 81 the Nevshern fsscssF Fasle
way. pyssseare1 before tha tsxAarys ~
e2aatEs&kA4s ard askxA - Nave sna as.
sssxufessf an the fnala track ard s9~bs-.zs
way u krttfAa cs1nsv tss~rsst a. =
mile, 81 - ss rsr rrlss from s. ssa q r~r
sfssses Their pefsssssl FFcasrtx assessment
wax raised "a no shss year bat be axSrst
- rs8Nektaa 81 thas seer fsfs nraver
vas granted ard this caunsy ogs suzs-
tssssse &, segesyw "a taxes prsssaesfv ), Ssis
nc@ the <kssAesn Pacific
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John + Stevens. chief engineer nf the
Great Negthsrn. arrives IN the city late
Tuesday asxst IN company VITA Louis w
Hill. nasstsat % President Nfsi ara M
u. NTawn, SIR. Stevens private secretary
" ". EasArSss resident engineer If ths<
STATE. accompanied tire party over srssrs,
sssaksns Thew VIII 70 cat en route 20 ira
Fast tats Afternoon.
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eszI The other prisoner. 4 ycung feiIow
20 paying HIS &u4, bat was nnasiy taxa eus
By frsendA- a 3esermared effort VII &c
made at the next session OF the ccunssl so
hare the ordnance revoked, but 2 nx5i
unfairly ccmQ1tsd with the iaw N AL -
requirement.. The town n divided On TIE
subject. and an interesting fight 10 being
Anticipated
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MILL LIKES MIs rRosrEalTS.


Samuel Hill. president OF the Montana
Central and OF the Seattle Gas Il Electric
Company departed for Minneapnl.s HIS
home. over the Northsrn Pacific last nixat.
ard from there will 60 on 10 New York
Mr., MI was In n cheerful mood when he
left shsS city. ewing 10 tho coed results OF
HE local Investments aimee hts last visit
AZ last Ne aFe beginning Ia nee dnan-
etAl Esht ahead. he sasd- sand / have
found the affairs az the gas COMPANY la
better condition this time than ever before
when i was here We now have a COM
psete gas plant ready for work and the
pussonk ~ that business viii advance 20
eYsa nare satisfactory proportions within
thu NEXT fs@ months.
Mr. Hlll has iuss returned from a trip
abroad and had ssot seen the plant since
It's cesnplstson until be came this week
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NEW aoAD IN MANsronA.
Northern Pacific Lets the Consracs
for Twenty Miies

Special Dispatch 90 sase acknowledgements
ST PAUL. Auw. s-TYhe N0rtherr pa.
eiar tosaay AWARDED a contrast ger twenty
EIGHT MILES az sew ssaa construction In
Manitoba go A sssstarte. OF 81 Paul Tween.
~ fnil~s al 'ais rcss viii extend from
PORTAGE In frasrts, between the Manitoba
q Northwestern and the main Hire Of the
Canadian Pacific. IN uersh~.s dlrsSs~
zion. Eight miles will exssnsi aarfh from,
Fsersaxe la fseasrtN
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coon RUN or SALMON.


They Co Handle ot FFeaenG
Special Dispatch to the Post-Inieiligencer
ANACoRTES. Aag. a-The three cam
they can handle The Ffdalgo cannery got
A0op In one Of IL Birch point traps, and
word from the seompany's other traps
shows that they ere all full. which means
that the cApnery viii have 10 run several
days to its fun capacity ON fish now In the
traps.
The Anacortes cannery continues 10 get
more fish than il can handle, both In its
traps on the salmon banks, and those up
north- The company L. lifting traps only
when the force at the cannery catches up
with It's work. Ii is generally conceded
ate In catching salmon than any other Of
the Lower Sound cAnneries.
The Rosario cannery is getting all the
salmon from Its Strawberry bay trap that
II can handle at the cannery. About 20
per cent. of the receipts are sockeyes, and
the balance are huupbackA
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Special fAsseNsva - the psNst~igsessssef.es
WILLIAMSBURG, AuK 49,, Z. MgsM
who sis~s assasss eight snsass rcstA az rs
teM<euss. Mss kicked IN The sass Nv a
hcrse en SanAaw snd received scss ssse~~
INJURIES Hss resSe was hsekea several
teeth were sfserk9s ssas hss Ay,t~e taw
ws. fvAesas~d ard the rxet ~ hs@ tzsssssts
was s1sasseesa Notwithstanding ssss sexr~
fal ehaes he s@ae rwx&inesf ssssssszsxxezxs
ard Is making xesss h<as~sy ses ara re-
ecevrs lie - . xesf-kn0ws sswtrsssS nsar
ara n Assess Ests-Ase wears - sxo.
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New piece Of RaiIreaa.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intefiigencer.
WHATcUA, Aug. a-The rockingham
Bay 4 Eastern railroad. running from
Blue canyon 10 tidewafer, h 10 have an adj
ditionai four miles added to 1t. The cost
viii be about $4,000 The addition Il
In the center OF the road where the rail-
road company has been leasing an electric
car line for that distance. Engineers are
making the survey of the proposed addi-
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-10
DECLINES To ms INTERVIEWER.
Senator Heyertdx~ a~fuss. To Make
Aas Statements WNms.yrr

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-10

special Dinpateh 20 the PuUf-Intelli9elcer.
NOVELTY. Aug. s.--The construction Of
the bridge at this place Is fairly under way.
People are very Jub!iant over the thoughts
that within few weeks they will for the
first time In the history OF this country be
able to cross the river with their teams.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-10

yuu can have sks r-I mated 10 year
e4n&e A31r<<s ~ tAe same rrtee e 10 de-
Hyer~1 Ia the cts.
<Xy lfc<<s eeevsnns n<w Ssnaax reon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-10

George Bond and Goldie MeKonkie were found
I'm the streets 81 Denver. ths wsnuan dead and the
badly injured. He Chains they were shas by
some unknoxn to himL
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-06
Attend College This vear.

Never in tbe-history Of our country
was there grander opportunity than
the present for educated young men and
women. What an auspiclous moment
for those who are just now on threshold
of life
Grand Island Business and Normal Col
lago has for fourteen years been the lead
ing Institution Of It's kind in the western
states and last year more than twice as
many calls were received FOR its GRADUATE :
as could be supplied. Everthing ucccs-
sary fora successful start in life is taught
Business, Normal and Shorthand cour-
ses. Expenses low. Board only 81. SO
per week. Ono years time given on tu-
itiou if desired College Record sent fr,e
or for six cents will send elegant catalog.
Address
\. N. Hargcs, President.
Grand Island. Nc0.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,
Land once At Boise, Idaho
september l. 1899.
Noticeis hereby given that the followng-nam-
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make final proof in support OF his claim and
that said proof will he made before the Clerk Of
the Probate Court at Caldwell, Idaho, or Octo-
Der H. 1929, viz;
JOHN B. DAVIS,
Homestead application No sslS FOR the SWS
NEis. sen NV II Sec. Is. Twp. 6 y. r. . ".
B.. NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation o.,
said land, viz:
Thomas J. Everhart, William r. Adams
Douglas Knox and Marion Wilson, al Of En-
NETT, Canyon County, Idaho
James King Register.
9-S 10 10 i3.