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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
COMMITTEE WILL
CALL WITNESSES
TOMORROW NIGHT.
Tesffmony to BE Taken Formally ~
TO Actual Conditions OF street
Railway ~ Now Operated-Opsn-
ion from Corporations Counsel.

special Committee CO TIE city cpurcss
appointed 20 consider The Yee.er rrny.
street railway Franchise resolved lss.
nazat 20 take testimony as 20 tae cccx..-
ton O. the road. beginning with .orr2rrov
evening. Meanwhile TIRE COMMITTEE = III
Meet az ~ cscsoek thix afternoon a, tbs
0aics of the corporation COURSE. 70 take
legal sdvies q that oEicer
X took tire committee nearly .A-ea
1oarE last E.g2s 20 arrive 81 these cs-ri.,-
Sons Of TIE Eve members - ghs ssssga-
uasttsse. GIL Cr4entun MasSf<z<r and FsYi1
were present, D.Ller being the oa!y as
ssrfee- Arersw r. BzzrtesyA 1&s rregnrs.
as cea.ssei f0E tns st0eEao!4ers % .hs
ROAD, a.a Superintendent Haas for tie
management, While JOAN z Hart asssss2r-
ec 90 TIE legal rsrrS&4 zia-sve fer rne esar.-
sfa!tSts who oppose at extension % TIA
Seattle CITY Railway Csnpanyss srau-
elise 1rssr tas present plan Of operation
A1a NhaSiss ". Slater vas present IS It's.
t1ESrcsal representative OF the Same sry1-
tleTssrs.
The discussion was lengthy aud soox re
widest possible range. Il was in vain
TINT Chairman GA tried 20 restrict re
discussion 20 motions before the lssss, s-
lie inS0rTna1!sy - s small gathering oyer
powered hA-r. ard under the head II = ry.a
Sta1 30 Ia ze testimony sfse Eruaaes. 1x.se-
lions Of sss&ne&sTang ard MUNICIPAL 49,
fTzsEsistr1I15 so1t1 a ptaca- Erssarnra az
ssz1Sia toSg a sheet OF {Asfsr and rss2asrses
ne scattering discussion 10 erys1aIlEzzss
form. providing Tor fae two rrseaz.-es
above mentioned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

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CITY 10 aay-ssssg As1s satxsfaesr<-y ass4 tie
executive xGsznzsrsea os shs Egsss-er- pn2-
s41Ssr Associates. VII. .ry &c 5ey4Se rasa-.x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
70 Use ELECTRIC MOTORS
GREAT y0RTHERxy PROPOSED Ell
PExIExT N CASCADE Tunnel.
Syssea Frs1 Falls In Tu8wafsx
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very eSAx,.y gs<s<rAts from Ire tA-5 n 20
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x.zsa-xte5 tse.e. I know 81 &c letter pace
q tie wo-s1 70 make SscA AZ sxcesIrnsEls
re TIA. saxsazsce tr0za Lsavszwor-a -
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.aks-s tao cags&5x<zroz Tie ultimate 1ss-
yastax ~ the rE2zsi. Are esEn-zA- Afsy7zy
easy. Bessses tss sassng % ts-x2s aid *
r,sx.se tss=ss Il 10 sasxsE5SG bz< t14t tie -
tie g-ez.sE EzasArSss cs szzxs. -rages- sae
sascss, w12s6 se e2-lrs-y a5As@I TIE To-
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q sau..ang every Eoc- al sr2zsSs1 CO til
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Ing s<acxs- wae electricity As the E@sztgs
p6xa- the rzaseEgSfs S3zss9 suffer nc E13Fe
szsxon ssz1Eeree liar = :Ae CSsz ar.
TIC 11Exlx.c1s u la t@1z44. LIS FEES.
rxsaxs Z. lie s1x gxx. tzz-zss e TIE County
A sgat so rrsez are E3w employed II 4-xv-
sng he tEEzz2l, 4.vs3sG BETWEEN TIE tEs
sz1s ZnE total ssa@rsss E1aA1s .1-s sA-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

he sHsrcsssgss. as the e2s1s ware missing
frQsn many * Them.
TIE n.g pipe organ which il back II sae
p0lE4s vas transformed into q garden -
carysa1the<aurrs. gs-ssTEss4 by Mrs Mary
Miller an trtirrsats s-fen1 ef sh@ family
Esse sIs7 st1s an iusrssrlse basket q ca-ra-
tsas@ wbseh wera 9ss3 sn making o ea-As
caxres Cor tie easxs- ara "a decorating the
grave.
TIE sTgssf Beaf IL tbs church was vacant
IL rrss TIE Only oas. AMI ~. beautiful
aaosss * were another tysaGts &c the ss@rr-
uTg ok tS@ dead
After the orwxaist.. Charles G. Engge-
sAra. had nksys<s sht opening pTesaae a
fssnasiss8s. Mrs. William whitfs~sey, sfr
g r Bowman ard l. 3 rozn1ar. sang
y esssss I<sTssr % soul" Prayer was Of
tsvzd W Rev =. M FTreeiAnd Ys8 words
of El1s Saarc5 lie asked tha Lord 20
LESS he gfs u NJ. Depny ard rsrnsort
tsazA Who acre EoFTQwsEg 81 bis passing
away. snals g.aytette consisting of h.
4 Hammon}x. & 4. Eo~fraan. q 4 f.al-
fns4a as.d L. J. Gilman Eezs4ere3 Rock Of
Ages"
A Eaiegy for the Deceased.
Eav. " e. G. Temple then STEPPED for
TzrA 80 &eisve- the address The cain, ara
suigt tfzst rested en that large gather
sag q mourning people bsea ms ra8re I'm
ssssSssve. TIE sysesker compared sfr Dam
Il was g Snort. kagt wonderfully inpres-
sl@n esssaSY. The lAnE@sgs wAA saea 40
eoHt4 ~ ssszstsrwsfsss1 ~ n ckzsg He char
acEsrsxe2 Sr. Denny TX q raMa % Indus
try IEse SpsTEz % suTk wAs - atm he
sai6- Faaa1; God thai .hss@ are sEsnh
iasfa Ia tAs wgT5. Young FagE. study rs
HE. lis iegSi adviser sad - ZIG. I gave
inx &
Ar Tssrs1s..s tAas ssgsseAass On Dir. pen-.Yss
Aevajsss So coming - = esanfrv ataer~ BE
teazai g9ta5rx. sSsss by energy ard Essck
ermGse4 seEwes sEng
pr, nxany as aaw&yh 3 good -nzn a
Religious Esazzs." re ssN3& We car al
testify - Ass generosity He whs thinks
1azEs5T Eta a1t s0fstSN. I w0E5s sneak 90
~. Denny "a fz7ostsst Taan- lis hans~
t1@ fyF@zss MS snGs3ewv RsaA MS lsxs
~aE@s sssassI1as his life. TIE taesaght Is
Eossss.
as closing ire speaker Drought .sars IN
fa@zT eyes by Esea 1ssF5ag 4 sxftsr NJ
issaHy @sste - his safe November =
2sst rs ltFy~ttsssFth anniversary 81 sAesr
Wffe3 as'a u = simple. beautiful way hA
t1{8 ssrr 2uw &@ax aha was 70 hayv sssw,
great PEP hesp BAD h<~n In rs@s~ zs-g
Nf@ asd Asw aalse&s <9r@he araxsu SIRE haa
has for h5a sesgt &C sa3r<s
N3fa gHa singing 60 Nearer Gv God 20
Isss@ 49, Azefseasesloa TIE services came
- - aE8
r eeqa@rv3 sAfrsY r1s2-sseex sa~ she rss,~,,a
70 ASS SIG c@sSSt az he rats os fzsyzE-
ssEat a manGre. Qsyar Los usscsr,.s 80 =
IH*S f@s~ see ~ssa ;fe<s S~se several hur-
GF~& @&n UfA 1tAS eEsE eytew tA@ erss3~wh
Tss ~er-yiees az ss4 grave we~s se[s.ts,...
~ eS NJ Temple 81 fhs close a s7qxas9
H~Ffk &sF&S T03&esw ever ths xrxxa ,~g-
h2f6h II 30aFzsssSs saszfz}es3 ''txsex~ exs srs
ssSss1E@t Anz1 TIE f5EAsrA4 was o@e-
&as csz@1 Fssc1csr w@x al ss.ss ess~zaasA
tas 81 az @hseh Ae A@G ,a-n&saa a e<s.ss-
fsztssz y sasEtA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
T.a TINE f'sur.sHx's sxioN.
Ndsttasa 1shsm Elected tea IJask After
seasf1es~ taser~sfa

Party erwrsse - sAe f.zesae Tsss~s asar5as
rlrrnasa'~ t'sssan as 5he f.ssrEsAsssRwssssss' =
I's&.ssss sail fsss nSAg. agsTs sEsesz2y stsSs~
81 Nssssss Essz = L. Represent ses eEs4ar "a
sxSsss~. The ussstsg hss 30 HgG&ms.atsZas
heee ts;t se@fsFg tsss soass REPRESENTATIVES
~sS He@sssA. tAe ~fNszsrss eAesse q rssS ~
icssa as8zz fa~sg sasSFN@ls ea fAs &,EGrss
X Esks ts~ SIX Yeas &aca seswsx IS ~
active s7ss2zs Ess~ - zsess h~sv - astrNs -
tbs s3ssus &s&zT~s AMI eskx!94s sseges ..ssess
- xsssaa "a sAe fart tANt sar fassr saNes
rTssvr 60 saas fsssze As, Eesss Bed shz &asx.s
ysssxe ssssH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
ALASKAN RATES
WILL PROBABLY
BE ADVANCED.
Steamship Companies @~nsn9 urea
of Losing Money, and VIII Have
q Meeting Tomorrow for the
Purpose Of Forming . Combine.

The long period os low passenger rates
20 Alaska seems about ready 10 sse oro1ghS
- q close Local transportation eSEnseS-
RES operating steamers between Asr@ SE1
Lyn-s canal psrts save cone - the eSncGa-
ssen saas they have Lost money enough ~
carrying people over i.asg E1aises ard feed
!ssx them four or aEs days So- g and s.a.
so .nere Is an effort being made 70 bury
the Ratchet snzt M. hung poised ever
since TIE disruption 81 the Seattle steam
ship Association last fan. wien rates IN
enc day dropped Sc All interested have
seer iayite& 10 etlsa1 a 1z@EEng. 80 -
had Saturday morning. when al effort
viii &c made 70 form rev 1ogTz5trafscs.
ard pat up passenger rates r. IS fer Sec
oH1 ella SIS and s1s scr arst class.
L VIII 5e Interesting 70 watch tie Pa
ctsr Coast Steamship Company In iris
rev deal. When the s.nza tgaaaa;icn vas
assrE2gsex. segeTsl months aga the e1seaais
OF tEis eorpcrasloa SAID ts-y we're core
VITA posts, ard would ihssssA<ts.' is@ssSszs
their own canoe, 10 .o1st.er assE Ssasrs
might do.
4, il. however. generally fest ssat rates
must 60 up or s0Tne Of the smaller estno-
pAniss viii be force9 20 4Ass 12waaeFs.
Every passenger carried AZ ths = rate
means ax actual loss 10 .Ae company az
several dollars SoEze have E@Fss az ca
freight. bot oEse company has sseen a9YeT-
Using 20 carry that Ear & and "a q tan
which S. 4 dead toss. Only orr co-1p a.gzy kas
maintained tae aid tariff OF SIS t'assss5-
eTsEx tEas Il costs from y $50 80 s7sn q
Ea3Rt2 - ep.rate ore az the large steam
eFE that an average number % pssssez2-
gers for round trip IS IL ard freight
from 500 10 SO toes IL may % seen wsars
t1s cysnpas1es think they going 20 at
pr~ser3 Prices.
II has said thst tAe rsaeas Sc Co.'s. s.~ar-
sa.p Company has entered fnto the syssrss
- TIE eossirsg meeting. ssoE g8tlasransas-ss.
its former attitude add viii PROBABLY sosr
= nsw association - 81 IS pst IN a ass~l~
Ez@sS basis with guarantees q coed sssfa
~ sls EHsmo@rs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

iDvns - al ~.to kns~ asHn. afsd respected
~ - wsae ke4st tsss rasfs-
AS. r.ssry tsd Hss realize how dear Be
had tssresse 70 tbs EsaTss Of the psosile.
TIE ssxssatmfsssosas expression ~ wymp&tsy
for k@4saE*a family and sss<~seG fer as
hon3rsa harss gfven yesterday by vast
fhsens ~ f-afzs wss sswsfss. :seas ana
EeaFEsess
TIE sSesrE. rssu ard ssmsu. y 10 hare
p&wss9 tifossss The ase.shs. GENES 20 tte
sAxzy xsstlsTs - wsss s03zsrw. ana
grown asa. sefe tf@ge 20 aeex for fae
last time ae sae face - tas sssssae man
who fHks sfFa~s ah 81 IN a tree esa ttss
shoFe as f1sast aaY saying. Here ssaa
grss Up great ests
Tshs wfs*e-sas.s1 pioneers we're rot
aavus rs fsesf mourning TIE FQanesr
s.gwf sstasl. strans ard sssf-reisAas. repre-
se4,e8 - 15ss lasxinsSs sxwn, tfse aawyess
rsaysassnsss afla TneEn@6slos. wxzN t&@ra
Yasfsg uz~n ~ta arr ssia "a ses30as psfs
ttssf hn7nsss ~ fssG ns~szBgyg os tSs gpez
nsan.
wossz Fast 20 cypress the faeang that
s~~ps sisrsa2gn shaf large eoncSufsa II
t~ofse Sc sAe ssnlw same. eosa sssusfssztsss
it~ss 30 she thfsssg - tire hAslsays ana
spread afa@ax TIE eyswa tsAss aned ,ss
stree wAsn ta~ sat&ss Nearer My Gssss
30 Thee. assaw ~ sxaHs xuSes~. ttNzTssiss
50 fNe Asr IL was 8 hers#snsson thai 6faw
1sAa1sets Assfx fsosa sssssksts Anss eaasss
sesvx ~ trsek}e 5asn uaacea4ssens~Ss
ehseas
Taasaa Joha'. sarre.z.
I-as hlsAass pf.sfHls ~ tse cs.ssfltY nns
city we're sAsr0. legislative eeEnsssistes
Wa pFFssnf Tgss.r~ waa sae nsaa wAons
Gstsf KS sw poignant tA@s ii carried oHs
lark e. 8hH asF pe0r elE Princess AnEs-
tire atAAsvi - tse sfas 81 sa~ eaKxas Ia
ssstsh as tAs remains - H~fsFy - aas-
isr as5 wett Hike a esgla
gAnsvftae hss Kena ifsf ftshzs - ssAttsr-
I'd gfnis "a rsfsuant ts Esrf As AEve35fae
ssshtse8 Ia sA@ faaeFa{ ~ FzaDasE Henry
yssssY PC 'arifsn saNn.~ thw last esFys-
yer ~ tn~ oHe@ pewr~slL x~sks fHt8sa
sfsl~ aEx4g 80 Ms nemNys a0sss geStsF-
ca raofEg1ag AL asked - Inss a. ta1
fs1.s II as grs@x3 and ksstesae1eE- I9ss
sAsssn sssmS t~s ~f9fA. 4saEA anA enfnestnsek
ere h9st there IS = sE&f& 81 true stfee-
tier ia ssF sAsaa Afsws all Fs@T &s3 '+fEs3eaa
Jasa@ weps ~ the ssgas Of the fAss BE
lss5As3 aEs7p So tbs tasssfnst4cn g &sss<s-
ness
pa years Mr. lseaax I'D sfraax ssfesss I
cut "ihaIaa 1sha's ts14eses ard n~fnssi
hiSn f~s0vss tlx ~e1=}es K&sek N~sse3 81
intssste5 fUg . .szs<S8ss3 wissA +' fs<s@s 81
raaAs put u IN a.s So0sm % iaGs
s'Enatsa JOHN was a. Eha hssssa rs ASA
the pVts&en ss~yfscsss were hes. tss .esiew
81 the 5~eeesSsen :, sssA EssasfsA 4a @as
Services at abe Hes.s-
VIII go srn<usea 90 seoss. wss~ss 80
rssssse sefv5-es ~gENs 60 D. he'd As tne gasa-
sfs svriasasr. tie courts. tsssa -s1r-egser sfsi
fs~ftes. a4ge1gs<1. sas gxsz.ss F8ss~es sheSe
sassTs sss sse Ieeney Gas Weeks sau'
ss@n. a9as Gags @n tts s~aasSs<l essAsliass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
BAD DAY FOR COLLISIONS.
Electric Cars Collide with MIX and
Laundry Wagons

NIX ard ia1H8rg wagons that ventura.
o. FIFTH 2vsnsis EsSgsh yszzss<slav s2rsNs sss g.
~. Asserting 20 reports maize AZ rsssSs.
headquarters }asr evening A Cedar sxre.ss
sisactTac car sirSSGk ta& Cuaon daily vxayssg.
ar. gave - q bsG sxaa4ke-E2 Mix al
ssYszk cans srsTe scattered 81 A~oanH r-ra
arss 2Cgcs<te-1s gsecGrfe9 IN the morning. thss
second tcok gSzse in tls sSerlr- ry1,fz
LINE Il Was = Queen CS9y AuE41~y team
that suffered
ttzs@ 81 the horses was - hassfg IN szs~sxs
s64s off cSsr HaSr wss eaalsxt zzEsor - Shese~
L. The driver was thrown OK az. A. gtstS.
injured
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

Cure Sick Headache, B.l-
iocsness, Sour Stomach.
ard Constipation. Sold
everywhere. age. Per box
s.x4sa se4 - < l. Heed 6 c. level Mas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

The Most
Sueee0l1
The Most
Skillfl
Specialist =
the Co16t,

r-2S-sss ars Or. Merrill ta4ir $780,
&c al troubles pe>lEiar 10 s1sir SCI
Al bfo.ec diseases successfully rrsa6of
Nsv Restorative Treatment for tn =
Vital Power Persons uza bic u vie -
oftce treated 81 h1-ae. AL eSs-nr>Sue
tscrS r~sn01eussSl Cali or s3-s stssorv =
ToEr case Private. Nervous sksn. Ks&nw
aui Urinary Diseases Seminal Exsn
e~-zaatcrrhsa. KEnqossrSv. sypAszss a.
c-TSs2, Gse~t- Fa-scoeeIs. Hy1-vedk
StrsctGre. etc. permanently cured. ~
CA:ayre. Cshronic Diseases % sAs Em4
Threat ans Chest ss~~iiity a-s. a -
pssSxmsrts 20 marriage ssieksy renewed.
Consul. specialist wsso wffi passixsly
cizre ys<l Results are are, ye.s wzas-a3
1srGraksss-
Thas erszs1snt specialist Is 81 re-.zrxsasy
successful thas aa- rTaaers s-- x<w-sea y
write or consult Asrz ~ cree ard 4
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DIR. KIHBE has returned
Daily camera., 1899-04-07
Up to Dste Base Bali.

When the game Of base ball was de.
visedt was played in an open field
marked out in angles and men came up.
on it with club or bat and ball and
they played ball, and it was good
athletic sport. and they did all this in
the open Air,
but Of recent years the real gane tha,
uses the old title is a matter Of leagues
conventions. committees. diplomacy, in.
trigue. devices, fnesse. contracts. chilean.
cry. programmes. policy. cavil. hair
splitting. recrimination. legal assault,
and verbal aspersions. barter. sale. pur.
chase and trickery, and is played in the
winter and spring season under cover
and there Is no ball in it. and nothing
whatever except the old jawbone which
has chance of muscular activity -
Philadelphia Times.
Daily camera., 1899-04-07
The L.s. samo. Fight.

The Samoan Islands are just as big as
Delaware would be. divided beween
fourteen islets. and It has just the popu.
lation OF the Seventh Ward. saws that
the Seventh Ward is one. third colored.
while the Samoan Islands have only 900
white men and women and the rest
colored-dark brown and yellow.
Thisis not enough to make fnss and
set three Christian nations by the. ears.
and 1t will not. The last Samoan eight.
like its predecessor. will be worked of
|by negotiation. Meanwhile. the precise
object Of Samoa ia the International
economy Of existence seems to be to give
a harmless chance for Great Britain and
the United States to get into the habit Of
working together and cheering each
others flags. BY all accounts this seems
again to have been satisfactorily accom-
plished, thnngh with some lamentabie
loss of life due to the German Consul
and his determination to maintain the
irregular provisional government be had
constituted. By this time he has heard
from Berlin and discovered how far
wrong an overzealous man may co.
Philadelphia Press
Daily camera., 1899-04-07
sm.mh.r the ,4.in,. .

Lincolh J. Carter's successful plav,
RE men Der the Maine" will be present
ed at the opera house "Wednesday. April
I7th. l IS pronounc ed one Of the great
est succ' 'ses OF modern stage presenta.
tions has filled most every theatre
in which it has been produced. In St.
Louis it aacked the theatre for week to
its utmo capacity. The play is founded
on incid nts Of the war with Spain. and
the mo prominent persons have parts
which az ,use the patriotism Of the audi
ence to the highes. Pitch, q esthusiasm
A car Il ad Of special scenery and me.
chanieal effects are Necessary. for this
product IN. which is said 10 be Lincoln
J. Csrtei greatest effort.
Daily camera., 1899-04-07
Am~rio.n wsr.htps VIII visn Ensl..d.

Am~fioan Wsrshtps VIII VisN EnSlaDd.
New York. April 7-The World says;
The Massachusetts will sail from the
Brooklyn navy yard this morning to join
Sampson's squadron at Trinidad. On
the arrival of the Massachusetts the
squadron will proceed to Southampton.
England. q .I5I7
When the North Atlantic squadron
left this country Il was expected to re
turn MayI. Since then the plans of the
government have been changed and the
Acct will remain in England waters until
the Ist of August. This is thep6rst visit
Of American battleship: to England. and
the British government Is already pre-
pairing to receive the squadron in a
manner which will do much to increase
the friendly feeling between England
and the United States.
Daily camera., 1899-04-07
Now ,h.. the chau..uqua transport.

Now that the Chautauqua transporta
ton question has been finally and salts.
factorily settled. those parties who have
signifed intentions to build cottages will
havs NO reason TO hold o6. The work
must be begun on the cottages within
thirty days after selecting the lots %
that those who have selected sites.- and
II 10 stated the number is large had
better begin early on the work.
Daily camera., 1899-04-07

On account of broken cable on the
Denver cable street car line, the business
portion of the capital City is going to be
supplied with horse cars for the next
thirty days. If they could rustic up a
few gas lamps for the street corners.
Denver could soon boast some Of the
phases of New York City's progress.
Daily camera., 1899-04-07

The captain of gun5oat in the civil
war, who was sent home under waiting
orders in 1865, is now going to demand
back pay for thirty.fve years. BY the
tim, he gets the money he demands. his
experience will be vivid illustration of
the maxim that all things come to him
who waits.
Daily camera., 1899-04-07

Boulder county secured out of the late
legislature $500 for the Buchanan pass
road and 5000 for the Hesse road. The
appropriation for the former project was
one desired by the Middle and North
park people as well as Boulder and will
be of great value to all concerned.