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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-01-27
La Grippe Successfully Treated.

La Grippe Successfully Treated.
81 have just recovered from
the second attack of la grippe
this year." says Mr.. Jas. A.
ZONES publisher of the Leader,
Mexia, Texas. ain the latter
case I used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and l think
with considerable success, only
being in bed a little over two
days against ten days for the
former attack. The second att
tack l am satisfied would have
been equally as bad as the first
but for the use of this remedy as
I had to go to bed in about six
hours after being Struck with
it, while in the first case l was
able to attend to business about
two days before getting down,
For sale by W. w. Griegs x
Son.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-01-27

Paul Perry, Of Column bus, Ga, suf-
fered agony for thirty years. and then
cured his Piles by using De Wits
which Hazel Save. 1t heals injuries
and skin diseases like magic. Griggs
& Son.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-01-27
Elizabeth City,

Coughing Injuries and infames sore
lungs. One Minute Cough Cure loosens
the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The best cough cure for
children. Griggs & Son.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-01-27
Dissolution Notice

The firm under the style and
name of J. L. Pritchard of
which E. F. Pritehard, J. l..
Pritchard, Lemuel J. Pritchard,
and Eliza Pritchard. were part>
ners doing the mercantile bust
ness in Elizabeth City, N. c.,
is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. J. L. Pritchard is au-
thorized to collect accounts due
the said firm and liquidate the
debts.
Signed E. F, PRITCAARD,
J. L. PRlTCHARD,
l.. J. PRITCuARD,
ELIZA PRITCHARD.
January 18th, 1899.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-01-27

When the scalp is atrophied or shy
ny bald, no preparation will restore
the hair; in all other cases, Halls Hair
Renewor will start a growth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
TWO STEAMERS
FROM THE NORTH
Bring Down the Latest News
and Many Passengers.

Steamer Dirieo aud city OF To-
pcka arrived from Lynn canal ports
last night Tho Dirigo brought
news ~ the arrival OF the Anglican
At White Horne rapids The Angllln
IL supposed tn have a. sacks NJ mail
from Dawson city up u October a
First-riaHs mail viii so into the In
terror every Thursday during the
winter. Second class mail viii not
move until spring
The hiriHa carried ~ tons ~ hail.
but AMI s.np0 eases uf salmon The
paHas uger list Of the Dirigo ia AH flls
lows. \ fofiman. n. Mckay. Ma.
tilda Alien Niles MaeklHtyre. J II
Shaw. II. I Parker. ] 4. whitney.
4. Racine. Il " sexton. Mrs iiar-
radsn and two children. q. g. MID
dleton, J & ruruunr. Misn Downs.
MrH Ida Johnson and child, Miss
Machrlir. = ~ Hsrradrn. Vt a.
LouEabauEh. Mra. sexton and two
children
The Topeka had the following pas :
senFrra Mrs y iiuuHht. Mrs = ~.
Turner. y Hrcht william Orperz
man. Rev q Parker. a. schnfcr. W
&. iievrhcr A q. Ford 4 q. Kerry.
= Hafnind. Sire , J Crow. Mfa J.
= Nnrfrn. chris ttriuekc. J N0r.
ton. MrH A y Jartia1n. q. T.. Den.
hart Mfa ! ataHra. Mrs l.. suen-
Ger, Miss b. Kendall. 81 Hofntad. g..
Reynolds J " ste8dmau. Mrs ].
". atradman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
A CAR SHED
FOR PORTLAND

4 car nhcsi. O. coat $40 opo viii be
built alongside the Portland union
depot IN the near future. says he
telegram Il will te eeu feet inps
and 10 feet Wide. completely cover.
inK tire eli railroad tracks passing
n front ~ thu depot
T'hr Improvement W.ii b. made hy
the Northern PaeInr Terminal Cam-
panY. which proposes ts put Port
land on a par WITH any city in the
union IN the matter of nraf-tiaas
passenger recommendation.
The shed will be e19 feet long and
10 feet " de. II wlll b. built u steel
and covered with a glass ro-af CIV.
iHE tp the hiEh prices - steel and
other materials thf work viii PROB
ably not BE- started before next sum.
mnr. Steel ia away aut q sight in
price now ana lt ts probable that
prices VIII snnn take "a tumble 70
build while prlrea - strri are 80 high
would CuHt an imfurnae eun. az fhs
eutire structure Niil be- almost enc
tirriy % steel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
0UIGC Is HELD
RESPONSIBLE

NE wYORR. Nov. is-Tt T. evil
IDENTIFY the intention to hold sS-Con-
gresham Qulgg responsible for the
fusion defeat In this city. Senator
Platt's principal Newspaper organ
demands his retirement from the
chairmauahip 81 the Republican
county committee. Tho article was
undoubtedly inspired. hut Mr. piatt
would not say anything about tho
matter for publication Tammany
men say that II IN shame to hold
QuigR responsible for Republican
defeat. and that he 10 going to be-
punished for Mr Platt's own mis-
talera. II iH hut natural. however.
that, after such failures as those
Of 1897 and this year. tho party
should choose n new chairman. and
try new policy Mr. Quigg is realIy
an able man and fine speaker. but
he has not the faculty OF inspiring
enthusiasm and good viii among all
elements Of the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
HIGH LICENSE
FOR SPOKANE
Seven councilmen In That City
Favor the Advance.

SPOKANE. Nov is--At the next
session % the city council. Tuesday
November y. an ordinance wtll prob
ably be introduced Increasing the
annual saloon license from 500 -
1880. II IL claimed that seven %
ire ten counclImea have pledged %
vote for the passage ~ the ordinance
and u Il reported that the mayor Is
In fsvor % u. but this he denies.
During tire past tao o. three years
this same proposition has hesn ADV
Gated by some Of the counettnien. but
nothing came % ~. The opponents
Of the legislation hHv~ based upos.-
ton - n On tive ciaims--first that f.
would red uc- the city. revenues by
largely REDUCING the number % "a
looms. and second. that n would be
too heavy tan on the beer saloons.
which are said 60 - the more popu-
lar among TIRE workinFmsa.
Investigation Of the claim that sew
On ~ the couucflmsn favor the In
crease 70 20 show that the report Is
correct These seven are said Ia b.
President W ~ TUT and Council
men McMoran. Burton. Erwin. Ono.
Nftehem ard rhliipps. Those ~ 10
oppose the high license are said 20 be
Schiller. Glover and Johnson. A ma
,orfty Of tire members were asked
yesterday shout the report and they
ccnfrmed is-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18

into shape very easily He expresses
himself az confident OF his ability 10
"a hir smith. though he askuoW edges
thc latter 20 be very hard. shifty
man Both men are Hhlfty. though
Burnley probably has the advantage
IA lex work Smith. however. can
endure great punishment. and in a
dghter from the start. IL will be 4
hot GO. The patronage 81 the Haw
th"rne club insurcs clean sport.
The Jackson Walker nEht ir
scheduled for December ]. before the
Seattle Social club Roth mon are
down 10 hard work. Hiddy Bishop
IL managing Young Peter. Walker IL
looking after his own interests, The
men ought To- enter the ring very
evenly matched as TO weight and
build. Walker n probably the iarg
er man. Jackson seems to be the
best man on his feet walker IL q
good general. however, and shifty
man Jacksons clean work In IN
lshiuK ". II. Jones showed him 10
be- very fast fighter. and able to
block rushca very nicely. He came
out Of his miK-ups in a manner that
showed he can take his chances well
at close quarters Walker has not
yet appeared inside the ropes In this
city yet. except az he stood behind
Hurley at the Seattle Athletic club
lie has a record that shows very
we'll
Nick hurley. Arthur Walker. Aus.
tfHlan Bllly Smith. Ike Ruhenstcln
Mickey welsh. Indian Joe Gregg
Young Peter Jackson. Tommy Hui
lenc. Young English" Young Choy-
aki. Bnly Wright. W. a.. Jones. the
Portland Kid. Kid Leo. Harris Mar
tins uhe Black pearD and Kid Wi,
son arc among the fighters now reg.
istcred in Seattle. Nick hurley leads
the heavy and middlewcights. Young
Peter Jackson heads the weltcr-
weights. Kid Leo holds the anna
teur lightweight championship. In
diam Joe Gregg has tried out many
newcomers, and never failed TO give
man all the work he wanted.
Nick Hurley who has seen poyle'e
work has great confidence In his
ability 10 back him for $3.50. His
recent record shows up well lie
claims the following victories on the
coast! KID Ryan. at Los Angeles, In
three rounds, Ed Smith, at san
Diego. In seven rounds; I'D Kinney
before the Manhattan clug at san
Francisco, IN four rounds; Patsy
Daily. before the Olympic club nj
Portland. IN three rounds, on n foul
lack Fraser. knocked out before the
olympic club at Portland, in two
rounds Kid ELY, nine rounds, before
the Olympic club at Portland. Doyle
says ne means business, and wants
an curly meeting with anyone OF his
class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
gl.ss
SCRAPS.
lsssss

An Arkansas city CArk1 man has
offered prize 81 So 20 the mother
who shall nrrt consent to have her
baby taken up IN a balloon on july
= and dropped IN a parachute There
has ~ YET been no very spirited com
petition Tor the prize
European railroads have Erunkfnr
compart ments for men. and women =
compartments They have nov n
deal with women passengers who in.
sist on smoking. and will not 90 into
the mems compartment Belgium.
where the nrat cases have ARISEN.
now PAT up the sIrn. Smoking Tor.
bidden." on all women's compart-
mentr.
II Is a mistake. sald n physician n.
during the resent period 81 extreme
beat, .t1 cat too Htile in hot weather
Just az u il mistake n eat too
much and the wrong things. Ex
IRENE hot weather is IN itself very
"xhaustlnR. and plenty Of uourish
ment = needed 10 sustain the sya.
TEN. This nourishmeut should be
% simple and easily diReated kind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
RAILROADS
TO BE BUILT

Whatcom county will do her share
of railroad building in the next y
months. says the Whatcom RoveHle.
-Four miles Of road from whatcom
20 Lake Whstcom are now under
construction. Grading will he begun
on ~ miles OF the Bellingham Bay A
British Columbia extension 70 Mount
Baker by Christmas. By the FIRST n
The year dirt Will be flying on an ex-
tension Of the BellinRham Bay <
Eastern into the new timber tract re-
Gently purchased by the Lake What
com Logging company. This much
road building r. now assured for the
coming year. and two other lines re-
Gently surveyed will probably be
built. They are the Park Wicker
sham road. four and Oue-half miles
In length. and the Great Northern
waterfront CUTOFF. over seven miles
OF which are In this county. Talk In
again reviving aa 10 the prospects ~
building the Blaine No0ksaek rail-
road ~ 20 miles. and the Lynden-
WhstcOm electric line. ~ 80 miles IN
length. Even eliminating the prob
abilities, Whatcom county will show
good record next year and Will
furnish employment for many labor
ng men In railroad work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
NEW RAILROAD
TO BE BUILT
Farmers Resolve to Construct
q Line OF Their Own.

DAYTON. wash. Nov is-Arti-
Giles Of Incorporation have been flied
With the county auditor. aud the
papers were sent to the state audi
tor. Incorporating the Columbia a
Covcllo Railroad company. fhis IL
a move II farmers who have hesomr
thoroughly Disguised with the man
nrr Ia which they have been treated
by railroad companienI The COM
pany propanoe 60 build and equip a
railroad from Township II 20 = point
either At Dayton. waitshurE Men
oxen or Riveruide-most likely tn tho
latter place going down the white
stone hollow. whteh IL natural
grade. and no distractions GO he re-
moved. The contemplated Hns wiil
tap the richest wheat belt % Column
bia county. which Furnishes. Of gram
alone. over spa.ooo bushels
The q. r. a y Company has com.
pletcd a xradc 20 C0velio. hut the tie.
up with the Northern Pacific gives
the farmers no rneoura cement that
any relief VIII be stvsn Them for
yrarn To- come. Eleven surveys have
been made into the CaNcilo district.
and four Faada have been locaied
during che paHt ten yearA and naN
that the farmete So the ttr-up be
tween the tNa roads. their patience
10 exhausted. 80 they have concluded
10 buy themselves TIE farmers In
the CoYslin district pay large sums
every year 10 haul their crops ia
Dayton and other poiutA. pbme pay
ma az high as 81 1a0 each year for
this purpose. and they conclude that
thsF might just as well put their
money into railroad Of their own
at once. They propose 70 take stock
IN the new company. some Paying
cash. others working out their share
grading the roadhed should the
weather BE- at all favorable the grad
Ink vii be completed By apFins
They mean business ard there in no
m1stakinE their tsmpsra. The nrw
shares az stock al a par value % 81
company Incorporates with -. 90
shares % stock at a par value q
81 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
sports and Athletics.
s.s.s.sssssssssss.s.ss

Joe Cans. tho raiored lightweight.
has been promised q match with the
winner of the Erue- u'Hrien contest.
which ia scheduled 20 take place az
Cancy Island Sov 1i
Jimmy Doyle. - Portland. accom-
panied hy hia manager. Fred Cirhfy.
arrived IN the city last night Doyle
wants 60 fghf anyone nu the COAT
At NJ or it5 pounds ne ia anxious
10 meet either Mickey Weirh OF
Huhouatcin
Harris Martin. ~ Minneapolis.
who claims to bc the original .HlaeS
Pearl. arrived boo Seattle yeHtsriaY
lie ls looking FOR nrht. aud wants
tu meet the winner 81 the Jackson
Walker contest
The All Seattle football team
meet the ruyallup Indians today al
Tacoma The iocal team should win
unless the Indians have made vast
Improvement since their last game
In this city.
sammy Maxwell. the crack Cali
fnrnia feBthsrweiRht. has been
matched for is=round bout with
RUFF Turner az San Francisco on
Nov. - II Maxwell wins he vii
come east In search OF trouble.
KID Mccoy says that the hardest
lcfj hand punch he ever saw doliv-
cred Waa handed Tom $ arkey by
Jim Corbett when the latter fought
the sailor hut the punch diint
bother the marine any. although II
caught him full On the wind.
BILLY Madden Us now hot on Jim
Corbctt's trail. lie says that as the
OK champion has returned to the
ring he can hui no excuse for not
meeting his giant protegc, Gus Rub
lin.
The University Of Washington
football team lined up against VII
sons business College team this ar
tcrn0ou. ON the Y. NJ, 6 4 Rridiron
The latter team has been playing
strong football The Varsity boys
show w we'll under the coaching
they have received lately
The fnrfelts have been posted for
the Burnley smith contest Each ot
the men and tho Hawthorne club
have placed $50 ms "a guarantee. The
nght will come off December z. at
Germnnia hall. smith ia training at
West Seattle. lie i8 going In al
hard work already. and is coming
down nicely In weight lie VIII I'M
doubtrdly give hurley harder fight
than he has heretofore had In tins
city.
hurley returned from Whatcom.
where he Ruve an exhibition to the
sport loving public Thmadny even
ing. lie Will commence active work
Immediately hurley rs young aud
temperate in his habits. lie Scts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
TO SECURE
MORE BUSINESS

PORTLAND. or. Nov. ~ The
Portland board Of trade has been in
eorporated. To quote from lts char
ter. Its object e. TO sninrre. protect
and foster the buuinsss interests -
Portland II viii In navtse inter-
fere with or antHEuuixe the chamber
- commerce or the Manufacturer
Association. but u VIII assist these
bodies and work In every ieRitlmn Il
way to buld up a greater Portland
The incorporatora are W. NJ Killing
worth. Seneca Smith ami " n -
Grandstan. The capital stock IL a.
vided into ten thousand shares, ta
BE- sold At a merely nominal value.
The stock In being subscribed for
rapidly. and the orRsniEatin viii be
made soon after one half the stock
IL subscribed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
RICH VEIN OF
COPPER STRUCK

BAKER CITY. or. Nov IL -HeIt.
able Information 10 received here to-
day q another rich strike In the
Copper Queen mine. situated % miles
from this city on Pow der river. and
which was recently purchased from
Gilkisuu Bros. by Eastern people for
5000. A seven-foot vein - high
grade copper orr e uncovered. the
vail not yet beins reached. on the
strength - the shou inR made. Sup.
rrinteudsnt Gilklson n pushing work
With an Increased force 81 men. Tha
owners % the Copper Queen wIIi
nov rush the erection % sfneltcr
81 % tons daily capacity. plans Tor
which were already on foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
PROCLAMATION
BY GOV. ROGERS
Appointing Nov. 30 as tho
Dsy to Give Thanks.

OLYMPIA. Nov. - The follow
Ing proclamation Of Gov. Rogers has
been issued
The people Of the state 81 Wash
lnEton. above all others. have reason
for thAnkfulne~n Their lives arn
east In pleasant places. and the world
seems about 10 approve their choice
~ hHhItation. as the region most
favored ~ God In the distribution u
Ills hountiea.
Peace reiRus within our borders
and our young men have returned
with hounfs from a conflict raging
b~Yo the seas. Youth and happi-
ness are ours. while the future with
smiling face hsckons us On Thus
placed. We are inFratea indeed. n We
ala not acknowledge all Indebted
ness To- TIE Gtver Of all Dopi
For these. and other reasons. and
In conformity with long established
usage. l. John ", Rogers. governor
~ the state % Washington. DO here
by appoint Thursday. Nov. -. 1859.
a. day Of thanksgiving and pray
81. 60 br observed with appropriate
services by Alt
Let u la our homes and our places
- worship render thanks to God for
his brnenceut mereies
In witness whereof hefeunto set
my hand and caused Co be AFFIXED
,hc great seal 81 the state Of wash
tnEtou
Done at olympia on the 18th day
- November. IN the year Of our
Lord. 1879 and - the Independence
- the United States the izint God
save the Rrpubnct
JOHN II ROGERS.
Governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
Moody's Career Ending

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. is.-The
career ~ Evangelist Dwight Moody
is nearing an end Moody. who has
been preaching 20 thousands IN this
city nightly. is broken down IN health
and u suffering from an affection Of
the heart He has cancelled his en-.
EaEcment. and IL now en- route to hIs
home at Mortified. Mass. In care
Of physician. n is admitted that
Mr.. MoDdy's condition il herious. but
not critical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
INSTITUTE
NEXT WEEK

Tas institute and county conven-
e'on % the woraen's Christian TEN
persnce union opens at the First
Baptist church next Wednesday
rollowins will be the program:
Wednesday, a. m. devotional
service. led BY Mrs. NJ A Mori
appointment OF committees. 1913
O. m. discussion. The Next step. :"
Rev W. II. q. Temple. Rev. L. J.
Sawyer. Alison ". Steers. :. W. VIII
kin. Rev. y. y. Whitman and Rev
A. l. Hutehisou- II 10 a. m. discus
sion. What the White Ribbon Has
Done for Ne" n O'Clock. noontide
dewotions. led by Mrs. Nellie Worth.
and then adjournment for luncheon.
80 .. m. devotional service. las
D. m. The White Ribbon Wama n
tu tire Home" Mrs. A. McUarvfu.
The White Ribbon Woman IN the
Church." Mrs. CLARK Davis. The
White Ribbon v oman IN the
Street" Mrs. = y Frazer. The
White Ribbon Woman In Busiuess. q.
Mrs. Mary Byron Reese. discussion;
music. 7.fo . m. Methods u
Franchise Work Miss Marie g
Brehmn. national superintendent %
the franchise department.. $40 .. m.
dussion Dor. Misc Brshm. 40 p. m.
miscellaneous business 800 p m
Road to Jericho" an address BY
Miss Brehm-
Thursday-ie a m. devotion, lei
BY Mrs. Mary wade. 1915 n. m.
psriiamentary drin. led by Mas
Brehm. iiI5 =. m. question box.
Miss Brshm. II ~ a. m. thank
offering service. led by Mrs.. n. J.
Mcdonald. adjournment for lun-
cheon.
lao .. m. devotlons. led bv Mrs
Edholr1. les . m. Duties % su-
perintendsnts." Miss Brehm. 2i5 o.
m. question boz; music. $50 .. m.
membership contest. led BY Miss
Brehm. ais D. m. What can the
Individual Members Do Mrs. NJ
b. PiA't. as .. m. reports of com
mittees: miscellaneous. adjournment
s1s .. m. Equal Opportunities" an
address by Miss Brehm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
OPPOSED TO
AN INCREASE
Objection Made to Area Of
the Forest Reserve.

some agitation u noticed In spo-
kane and other portions % Eastern
Washington over the proposed en-
larwcment % the Priest rvrr reserve
which lies 10 idaho. but embraces a
portion q stevens county. Washing
ton. In it, present AREA the reserve
Includes $50 .0ao acres. bat q - said 30
BE- the intention Of the government
to enlarge u by adding eco GO acres
Of land In Idaho ana 1ze 90 acres In
!, Arlington. TIE Spokesman RE-
view II spokane says u the plan Is
carried out "a viii release 10. 90
arr~s % land within the present
boundaries Of the reserve. but the
net result viii b. the enlargement a,
tbs reserve from so 60 acres TO L.
-. Geo acres
Protesting petitions are being for
wardsd 10 Ringer Herman. commits
sioueF Of the general land once. BY
the people ~ idaho The people %
Spokane and stevens county. wash
inEton. arr asked 10 Join In the pro-
test and secure the aid % the con-
grssutonai delegation % the state.
Forest superintendent Heller. - no
has supervised of that portion of the
Priest river reserve lying IN the state
u Washington. says he has heard
nothing % the proposed Increase q
the reserve. HIS time and attention
has been taken up with his duties IN
-
Yet visited the Priest river country
II is said that the proposed reserve
vii embrace all that portion 81 the
state q Washington lying bstwse
the PEN d'oreille river and the Ida
10 state line. ON this land ons.haif
AZ least l. declared % be aErtcuitur.
al. much % witch IL already under
consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
INTERPRETATIONS.

The HcIisn Gold Mining Company,
with a capital stock Of 81 600 Gao, fled
articles Of Incorporation with the
county clerk. A. iIelian. Anthony
Carcurnn and cleo. ~. fielgcrsan are
the ineorporhtars
The Fortune Creek copper Com
pany has hlrd articles OF inoarpora-
ton. A tirlian. Anthony tofcoran
and J. A McCutchrou are the lncuf-
parHtars Capital stock II issued to
the amount uf ti.000. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
ROOT IS DOOMED FOR
VICE PRESIDENCY
Republican Politicians Declare That He
Is More Available Than Either
Griggs or Long.

WASHINGTON. n G isserctary Root said by Ad
candidate
president the understanding Roosevelt win not take IN.
Mckneys for arut IN
According president ought 10
Roosevelt
The acceptable President
Mckinley who will Of determine the matter
lieut. Governor l. Frederick n
New
be consl
either
with but
eetion England
President
public as
Republican politicians the ppub
ddsies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
MONTE CRlSTO
MINES SOLD

:, j. unauthortatveiy stated that
thr Monte criHta mines and the Ey-
efvtt smsitrr have been sold Ger.
man syndicate fsr 81 200 n1a Il n
also said one - the conditions ~ ihia
sale RHe that the Rockefeller syndi-
cate should repair and operate the
Monte cFlHta railroad
Another condition was that not
more than g. Ter ton should he
charged for hauling ugr. The rumof
ls denied at Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-18
WHAT'S IN n NaME1

At the "Wednesday meeting Of the
chamber Of commerce, Mr Jas -.
Owens introduced resolution
changing the designation Of queen
CITY hitherto applied TO Seattle, 60
that Of Empress city" MIR aivcnh
states that Soattle'H commercial ina
portancc, and the vast and cVer-in-
creaHihg territory which recognizes
Seattle as It's metropolis. entities
this city Co this ioftler title