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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08

THE CITY OF sEsATvrLts-Depsrtmen 81
finance treasurer's office. City treas
slreFs notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the as=sss-
naent roll OF Local Improvement District
No. l7s In the City Of Seattle. created By
Ordinance No. SECS, entitled an Ordnance
providing for the Improvement Of fnIr-
.eenih Avenue. in tho City ~ Seattle. from
East TniSn Street, tx a point 10 fest sosita
Of East Denny Way. by the construction
Of an iron stone pipe sewer throughout
said portion OF sai1 avenue. together with
ali necessary wyss, openings. snAFlaoies.
!amphole<. gegtfiaso-s. catch basins and
flushing tanks, and proyids FOR TIRE pay.
nert therefor by t1s frYOSe OF immediate
payment ard establishing a fund for zuch
IEzygaent by ar assessment upoa all lots
ard parcels os land benefited by such TIM
prssyemens. under the provisions Of Crii-
nance 80 2.ssS. approved April 18th, isse.
as amended by Ordinance No. 33A. ap~
proved May ssh, 1884, snd Ordinances No.
l. ssz. approved May sth, isss. and the City
Charter as now in force has bean certified
70 ne ftz- c9Ilertsoa. and that unless pay
rss.t Of the assessment thereon sxsnEaIre5
is made wttkla thirty days from fhe date
3of the hrSt publication 81 this notice eEcn
ASSESSMENT eiaaIi oecor7e delinquent ard
ssssII BEAR interest at me rats OF 10 per
cent. Tser ssGtsl ssssG. and IL not paid
before such assessment shall have became
GeilEs5sSgst a penalty Of . l-er Csssf. small
be aided ard TIE SUR delinquent shall
70 entered On TIE annual tax roll for the
clGTreat year az S4f&f saAeb t1t and parcel
tS=ssEss9 &sfst ard EttD sac Interest," correct
ea "a osner sAx.s separate aceouns being
kept sh.r~u.. ard Z rot paid within ths
the axes FOR the payment ~ city saxas.
shall 20 collect ed togo her with such aJ6i-
ssossat charges ard penalties as are author
izeA 70 - cfss sgeSs ans; collected On ether
Delinquent taxes. eaEn sos CT parcel 90 .sa-
siFss5lprs saafI - sold for tna a-u0siu. ~
saacn asss ssFsssrs. with interests ard ~oses
~ sse time and "a the saaErser and by the
sane authority as ian6s ard Iuss ara sold
sor c,ty taxes
4. H. F00TE
C.tv Treasurer 81 the City Of eeattie
So ruFsS.L
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"a. q. JACKSON h co.
ea.n6d bargains n taken at once:
x~ener. eoxlN. viii i0-ro0m house.
: fd for ~ . month. with room 10
slSS anotheF: on two car lines and ten
ssssssr walk Of down town: just think
a: kee.
1850 corner, one block farther out. COX
~ erfth broom house. rents for 80 q
sSnfh. for 600: asgo room TO build an
Sfes kouSe On same lot
- -. 10xiIo each, with small house,
- oar line; q great bargain for man
ia nftle money: on easy terms. $50:
- ell one LOT with house for 500:
ea1 terms
su.so4eocm house and lot. one-half black
evnrn Pike street. on Eighth avenue;
sSst1a. Is: hot and cold water, bath and
~: only I,50.
vsrY prominent corner near three car
rnsa o0x1e with twostory, roony
- resting for So a month: must be
20, worth, offer price. A,oVo.
n. b. JACKSON & Co.
4E Bailey Building.
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TO LoGGERS
AND
TfMy2ED nr~xraDr


AND
TIMBER BUYERS.
THE following tracts OF timber land on
waters lead!ng into Puge. sound are Of
fered:
r. Is N. r. sw
Sec. 6: Sc 4 and N 4 sw. Y.
Sec. q: All except E. 4 Me- 4.
Sec IS: NV. u. w. Il NE. Il. NV. 4
SW. Il
T. 10 N. r. g w.
Sec; 6: n * NE. 4, Sc. I. NE. u. N. u
Sc. u.
Sec. 81: All except w. y sw. Y
Sec. /: r. y. I. u NV. u. ana NV. Y
NV, u.
Sec 3: S. " Of s. 4.
Sec. II: $. NV. !. and N. y Of s. y
T. Is N. X. 2 E.
Sec, i: y. y NV. u and Sc u NV.
Sec "a; W. I NE. u. sw. !. NV. u.
". y Sc, Il. Sc. Il Sc Il. e. y Sw. u.
These lands were carefully selected and
all subdivisions not containing timber
thrown out They were selected and pnr-
chased In is7i-s. Terms easy. Address J.
b. Montgomery. 81 Seventh street. Port
land Or
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THE CITY OF sFAT~TT. F. Department q
Fra rcep-T-eaSur Of-1cs. City TsexS-
Crswss N9tAas
Notice % asrsay xsv&z that The assess~
meat rcsE 90 .fAsezI Improvement District
Ss -. fer ire zEz.sros sgnens 81 &sSSa Street..
20 f5@ Issy Ds SAassye. from TIE North Hire
- PcxeI Street 80 tas South Ire 81 Taysoe
Strees. under TIRE p<gvsNiocs sf Ordinance
No S<ST. ge-p~ aslrx fsF sad Improvement
5y SrzA4sx sAs sazzss ard constructing side
wA.xa ssss ec<., Sz1 Tor e ASSESSMENT g
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City Treasurer Of the City OF Seattle
Date OF fsrst publication. Seattle. VAST
January TN. 1890
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SVR 6AIE-ios with two modern AVE-
faom houses near Denny hotel on Third
svsnut. rents for s33: price so.
hfaem modern house. graded street. close
= cara Price 81 go; terms.
Ffvom house near Lake Union. close 90
snfs price $50
l5R ecyner ca Terry avenue, north Of
IKE 1rees: price si.3ea
lAxiN In North Seattle. close 10 Denny
way, price 81 800.
iN ssxi@ on Sixteenth avenue, six blocks
3sih pf Madison: price $50.
WM. FRANSEN.
Roam Is. Halter hufiainE.
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Composition.

We are aow prepared to 10 esszrox s.es
for ths tyadS SaEY neIeurej IN Son7asesl
Bintoe. BREWER and LsSax fS-1c-. 9AsD
faction guaranteed Cali c. as4g~ ~ Post
lasesussnoex. oeatcA
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETfN(s-Bosten Il
British Columbia Mining Compauy-A
meeting Of t5e stockholders OF the Boston
Il British Columbia Mining Company viii
De held a; the Occidental hotel Seattle.
WASHINGTON, ON Saturday. II a. rn., jan
uary 18th, 1899. for the e,ection OF
beard OF trustees and such other business
"a may properly come before the meet
J. w. DRYDEN. Secretary.
Dated December 18th. iSsS
British Columbia Asnlrg Comp2uy-A
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Boston
& British Columbia Mining Company viii
- held al sf~ Occidental hotel, seattle
Washington, or Saturday. II a IN. FEB
ruary Ista. ise, fer the e.ection C
hart % trustees R91 ~ etheE ef'fffiess
as may properly come before the meet
J. W. DRYDEN. Secretary.
Dated December Eth. fSs
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
nosssers OF the First National bank OF Sc
ast,e eli re held az sis office on Tues lay
ion Il aIrec.ors ana s,ach other busiass.
As may come before the meeting. AZ this
meeting q motion viii se offered TO
srrerd section 5 OF the Articles oe Ass,-
CATION" relating ID s1e number OF The d.
rec:crs o: IRE hank
December II. l<s~
Ty4r annual meeting az tire stockholders
% the Sprssi Copper ard Gold Cam
many vi. hs held In the uesce OF sas
rsszx,rany. room 81 Bailey building sat
tie WASH. On TUESDAY. January T.. fsgs
q, I. O'Clock g. IA A B. k8esston. sec
Trtarx.
NryT1cr-Tne annual meeting % she
sto-k hxsiasr. Of the Puget SoGra Nation
a, eAnk % Seattle win 70 Aei4 az to
hanktng H<susa OF Tuesday January 10
,sae at ; o'eSoek p IN, Ter the election
o. director. for ;as ersxssnx year. De-
rrryf<r b. isSA r. v. ASkk-Sy. Caa@ser.
THE annuAl meeting 81 shs stoc Sha.aers
AZ ire Raven Ccrsssr and Cod Ccrs-
r&1v ~ ee Aes4 IA the ofaec ~ ehs
company rcon - EAJsey building. Seat
lie xgaxA. GO Tuesday. JsEssary - isss
a: - s'czocx q - A. & kEo~lla1. sec
srsAgy.
THE arssass meeting ~ the stockholders
~ re Van Aria Copper aud ts1ss Com
pazy wf.s - he'd sn IRE ofsre e. TIA
COMPANY. rcsesn - Bailey hsxsksgES Seat
lie. wasa., On Tre~s1Ays January =. ssse.
6 3 e'csoSk Harry W. Treat sec-s:Asy.
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GEO w. DILLrNG.

Agent Nagies Addition
VACANT LoTS-We have large number
q rsl3ence lots, al located In Nag!e's
lfEton. east OF Broadway and north OF
YaAsOn street as follows: ali lots are
III:
p tarh--Three lots on Twelfth avenue
- Madison street.
oGay way.
0-L0t corner Eleventh avenue and
&ss John street
0-Iot corner Broadway and East
nomAo street
ueyensh avenues
aise-I.ot corner Fourteenth avenue and
~; Olive street.
1 szuzoer Of very fine lots on Thirteenth
nd Fourteenth avenues. north OF Madi-
"a street.
GEO W. DIILING,
so4 New York block.
1nane. Black 1875.
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Caty Treasurer 81 the City Of eeafsie
Date q arst pSlsa@eas.ssas Seattle. WASH.
January Tsh. Isss
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KLONDIKE-MISCELLANEous.

MARINE iNSCRANCE-Hulis and car
goes written; open policies Issued: aver
ages ADJUSTED: also fire. accident, casu-
atty and liability insurance In the lead
ing companies Hanfoyd & Stewart. ayT
Pioneer building
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MINERS AND LoGGERs' Tools.

DIAMOND II BRAND. made OF best Inn
ported English tool steel; superior TO all
others: fully guaranteed. Sold by ali frs,-
class dealers. Manufactured and sold by
Columbia Car d Tool WORKS. Second and
Clay. Portland. Or.
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W6 6ALE-ii-room house, hard finish.
~ papered. arranged for two families:
hEk foundation yoxiy feet, on corner.
G1et graded and wax laid. stone wall In
M from the business center. Tor
syp froom houses: close to Pike and
4xta: @xO fecs OF ground: for 500.
M fsek, with a 5-room hard nnish cot
~. easy walk to business center. close
. 10 car lines: for 500.
H7e opcner bot On Beacon hill; all cleared
~ b bearing fruit trees: grand view.
- block from car; only $50.
W Aasa large list OF inside property 70
odect from A choice number of income
Amnsss properties In the business CEN
W On make large or small loans on short
e9eloA Give IN call.
PRICE & kiMBALLA
400 New York Block.
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THE CITY OF vrI.t-Devsrtmen %
finance. treasurer's office City treas
sEreF'z notice
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City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. Seattle. Wash.
January 7th. 1899.
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Tae C4ty az Topeka Nil finisn coai4Ds
today and S&il on her regular fria sunday
UgsT.
Traa4c open al the lacsf steamers IS
r. slnG ap. G1e boat zane liz yesterday
y SO a cargo 81 ax&E most II nnfSh were
1ansi&1.sa ta Alaskan FsssHfs
TAe repairs ~ lsse approach 70 ths C4iy
berry are atsfsss completed Tae wharf
wss fassua Is he sn E@ssg 81 nes under
lssuzsne ia sx>s ~ s.4esesS. - ksssa4a x eas
sse.n considered @11aak he best repaired
whazxeH on ina fT@ssst.
TIE F,gfhu Tae1ssnn v,sI ~rtGr9 n hsr
s5eek Nsye srstrn TAfoFTt4 Sazf@y and fssSa
ss.r lesai sar IL 81 ass oth@E Hawaiian
porte II - expsetess tss ThGrssasa Viii
hereafter r*1ssss the tszre7sSse 81 he fssts
81 eskamg al eut 81 ts@ way parts IN sac
lisa ns5~ an6 sADs aztsw The ship "a make
quicker rats,
TAse attempt a. 6rtee . ha@Ng elSA;-
wheeled ~sssss eFE&u1 sTsfssssss she ss2ssrS
rfrve sra1lng iT4a Arlington Ass1k yesser-
Say resulted fa s9ss locomotive sesf@slE
It's . hNsss al al she ssa - ia tss@ neigh
aocst x w&~ asANsd Aask 30 parallel
Nsse@ wzFA4sss a<ssy damage shaE Sss Dr.
sAg ~ shippers @srs tae brs@ksng ~
eGnssrsSss e3sazaa zsasEasass ~ ffse xas1
E&A
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MARINE NEWS.
Cancelled.

SAN RANCiSco-Arrived March -.
str Ieelanaw, Seattle schr Confianza Co.
guile river. str Walla Walla Victoria: str
Weeott. YaQuina bay; schr Emma Utter
Grays Harbor: schr Esther Buhne. New
Whatcom; schr Sailor Boy Everett; sehr
Maggie {. Russ, Grays Harbor Sailed
str Tzarina. Seattle: str Brunswick. Grays
Haroor. schr Prosper, Portland.
PORT OWNSEND-Arrived March q
--Schr Repeat, from Honolulu: by Viaette.
San Francisco from Olympia Sailed
March 22-Schr Endeavor. for Tacoma
brig Courtney Ford. for Olympia Passed
up March 2-Schr Wawona from New
port for Port Biakeley: blk Levi c. Bur-
CESS, San Francisco for Tacoma
PORT Los ANGELES-Arrived March
22-Austrfan str Siam. for Comox
PORT ANGELES-Arriyed March o.
Sh Glory of the Seas. from San Francisco
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived March y
Brig Courtney Ford, from San Fran
cisco.
CLALLAM BAY-In port March g.
Bktn Northwest, from Olympia for San
Pedro.
SOUTH BEND-sailed March .s-gk
Aureoia. for San Francisco
GRAYS HARBOR-Arrived March oi-
Str Coauilie. from San Francisco; schr
Laura Madsen. San Francisco.
ASTORIA Sailed March 22-Str George
w. Elder. for San Francisco: bktn Omega
for Noilendo.
YOKOHAMA - Sailed March gs-Str
I.enox. for Portland Or
tARDff E'-Arrived March oa-Rr sh
Clackmannanshire, from Oregon.
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Seattle s. International went over the line
yesterday, and VIII return today.
g. j. Eddy. general agent in Portland
for the Chicago. Milwaukee & 81. PAU. -
IN the city.
II IL reported that the Oregon Shor;
Line win buy compound engines for SOME
q. les line In Idaho.
Daniel Willard. superintendent OF the
Minneapolis. ST Paul 4 SAINT Ste Marie.
has been appointed assistant general mar
ager % the Baltimore 4 Ohio
A. c. Allison. OF the Grand Trunk. said
tn be thu Oldest train dispatcher in Amsrs-
"a. has resigned. He was With the road
;hErty-nine years. and tor thirty-iase years
was a DISPATCHER.
Sosasa.s band departed for Spokane last
night. on two Palimans and hsggage
car. which went out over the Northern
Pacific ie.3o local. and were taken as a
special from puyal.0p-
William Stist. general agent OF the
steamship department of the CANADIAN
Pacific al Winnipeg. and wife. WAC have
been here fer couple of days on their
Way home from California. left yesterday
for Victoria
NJ. r. Benton. Puget sound agent of the
burlington. returned from, Portland yes
seriay. accompanied by his wife and
daughter. who have been spending the
winter in Southern California. The Little
girl. wao Was III at the time they went
South. has entirely recovered. aud is the
picture OF good health.
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JIM WARDNER'S PASS.
Hut for an Operators Blundcr lie
Would still Ue Walking.

The Montreal Star has the following joke
on the famous Jim Wartiner. OF Idaho. v no
~ a. well known ia Seattle as Old citi
zen:
Jim" vas broke" However. ne man
aEet! 10 reach Vancouver. ami walking
into the headquarters offices Of the Cana
dian Pacific, said 10 the manager In
charge: "a am Him Wardner. and / snI
an old friend Of Tom Shauxanessey. VIII
you please wire him and tel. him that I
am broke. and want transportation 10 Mon
ireaiR"
Back came the rep.y: Don't le; jim
walk
He got the transportation and. arriving
at Montreal called at once on Tom shaugn
nfSsey-
Hello. Tom: 81 glad 70 see you and
thank yea,
Well Wei. Jim. - this really your"
Then with the real SnaaghncsSsy twinkle
of the eve How under heavens did yaa
get here so soon II sou were hroke9' o
Why Tenn thanks 80 gfilgr telegram,
Don't Ter jim walk % course ! was a
once furnished transportation. AID here l
am"
.'ronfound those operators. with AZ
gsarpst severity IL - strange they can
not ger MY messages through correctly
''Dida't x0u telegraph. Don't hes jim
NAH interrupted Wars}ner-
Certainly uag Ny answer was, Den T.
Let Isrg walk
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commanding the survey steamer Near
thur. reports locating a ffrst-esass nun
buoy. painted black and white in perpen-
dicutar stripes. At the request Of the COM
ruandant OF The L. 8 naval station Mare
island. Cal. 10 mark the Turning point
IN the deep water channel through the
shoals In San Pablo hay. Of Point wilson
The buoy Is on the bearings. Mare islann
ngnt. g: y T.. distant 3-lo miles: Point
w iison 81. !. >. seGsheriy. PeFloIe point
3. by W. h w
the channel bu0ys in San Pablo bay war..
tested. and that OF the lower ynsd-chaunel
buoy. on Penole point found to be slight
~ IN error Tbs buoy is about one-sixtl,
mile w = . from the position heretofore
given IL on the charts and il lies on the
bearings: East Brother stand light. 5.
by w u w. westerly, distant Al miles
renole point. Sc IS F.: Point Wilson.
Capt Dickens also reports having To-
Gated new day beacon, painted red and
black In horizontal stripes, at the en-
trance TO Napa creek. Mare Island strait.
California The new beacon is about !.
mile y. BY K. u r. easterly from the po-
siiion OF the former beacon and is on the
eearings; North head Of karaulnes
strait, r.. by 3. Magazine wharf, NV. y
w. Mare island light. W. y s.
Ensign l. T. Hayden. L. s. navy, in
charge OF the observatory at the naval
station, Mare Island, Cal. states that the
time bah Is now dropped from a pole on
The east end of the roof OF the frs, large
building north of the naval station rafe
latitude % deg. % min. 81 sec, N. longi-
tude lZ2 deg. is min. 0S sec w. and falls
at noon of the I2tth meridian, or hours
Greenwich mean time.
Aleut!an nds-T naiaska island
Dutch Haroor-Buoy and day beacon re-
estabiished-With reference 10 Notice To
Mariners. No. 70. paragraph 2s for the
month Of September. 1885, 4 is reported
by Mr. J. F.. Pratt. assistant. United
States coast and geodetic survey. tina. the
day beacon On Spithead and the black
buoy on Rocky point. entrance TO Dutch
harbor. were in place IN the latter part
OF September. 1885. and that he was In.
formed that these aids had been replaced
by the officers OF the l. s. revenue
steamer Bear early during that year The
day beacon Is near the extremity of Spir-
head. on the bearings: Rocky point. S
by w. !. w, distant 1-1o miles, Pinnacle
NE. by f. X f.
The black buoy Is placed about 2-Ia mile
Ne by y. from The extremity of Rocky
point on the bearings: Tangent to "
aide of Spi,head, y. :. E.: Pinnacle. NE,
~ E.. easteriy.
The 1873 chart OF Seattle harhor has been
Cancelled.
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sSgNeciaf DISPATCHES 80 Post ntelisgencer
NEAH BAY Marcia s3~t p. m-~-Ba ro-
meter ssTss H9ht rain. wind west sven
rslsies Passed o8t. steamer Froxres0. assi
A. m In the ssfafts, hosfnd cas-. scnoon-
- tn to@ ani "A fotiT+Trsast schooner sail
ing up,
sE.At~fsAM. March B. ,. m.--t5oady :.
light west wiust barkeHtine North@esi
gn hay
CRfs, E.N-T March e. .. M i}arons-
cser 297t c}audV. slfi cas-. 9anr miles
TWIN, Marsh IS y. n'~1&9usfy
calm
MORT ANGELES March @s.t p. IA
kr5s.sssty calm sailing oas. = Schooner. 5 -
a. w 4 taF~g~1nass schooner Passed sstst
shlu tagory az the SEA Ia 1ow II the LaFge.
ln the straits 1870 vessfss
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The baltimore a. t9ftie railroad has ras
Gently iuAugtrats6 "A new double daily
sleeping car service between Chicago and
the r.aAt which IL rlestsng with q great
deal ~ favor Tfss service is an entirety
rev departure n the Eastern railroad
tsaad ard ix aes grated an the Pullman
ssJrsfinary" tkauristi sleeping ear.
while these ears are not so eIahorate,y
finished az the eo~eailsei standard rieep~r
they are la eysry way comfortable. with
an Interior hardwood flush. upholstered
rattan spring seats. wssf@ extension y3.ti-
fsssfeN. lighted ny gas heated by steam.
s.ayp~tet Supplied wisfs ample bedding ard
linen and witn separate toilet room and
gaxAtersss for ladies and gentlemen
saYss, of these ears Will be carried un the
through trains ~ the Baltimore H. Ohio
raarc1d. leaving Chicago daily at a.,D, rs
q. and 3 ~ 3. M. siysnx passengers
destined 10 Ftftahnrx Washington. Bah
ssrs4ssre PhssaAssgssfs or New Turk the
privileges ~ comfortable nsEsss's rest al
t1rs-fais the usual sleeping car rates.
Both slfAi and segand-class tickets are
good in these ears. Nh trains via Wash
ingt0n where stng-oFeg privileges are
granted For detailed information ad-
dress
Peter Harvey General Agent Mills
s,sg4id, Fsg San Tsranstsssss. Cal
n n Aasisn. General Passenger Agent,
Chicago. III
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The saui 81. Nsris & nasSsoa FgaY rail
way company aas aeeu aENAE zesi sn Can
ada ta form Tire aSet tsus IA the chzsa
connecting Ontario A4Sh Eg8eaus issy
re Ssreas Sisvt lake and the Yukon ard
Mackenzie river country. Il wj8 fesYs
shs4 sssalE sssae ~ the Canadian Paesase a,
NJ ssarshsa. ard wiH faGet James bay al
~ n,.s@>s E-8rtg~W
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FOR THE ALEUTIAN ISLANDS.
Dora Sails With Cargo Of Horses and
Feed-Supplies for Miners.

The steamer Dora. stopping over from
San Francisco. sails for the Aleatian isl
anis today with a cargo OF horses hay and
feed and general merchandise supplies
The latter came on board the ship from
San Francisco, but the horses and feed
will be taken on here The Dora was lifted
with stalls for the live stock yesterday
and Will load her cargo early today. The
supplies and stock taken IN indicate in
creased activity on the islands this sum-
fmpr
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Teiegraphtc Service Between Vtcto-
ria and Angeles Improvement.

Hundreds OF curious people watched the
unwinding OF "A great spool OF cable AT the
Sehwahacher dock yesterday afternoon.
The big spool was fastened on the dock
and nnwoand upon the reels Of the steam
tug built for cable service on the Sound,
The new cable will he laid between Vie
ioria and Port Angeles by the Postal
Company. 10 aid IL nor supplans. the cable
now in use The new caAle is of a 9a;-
tern different from any heretofore laid in
Northwestern waters. being small In size,
but o. greater strength and resistance 10
the action or the elements than the older
wires laid
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<or.f. tn MARINERS.
Ges.t sad ssross~tsr >urs~s Notes
chart hauxe. ia raesse Matters.

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4 fs0stGx. secretary Of .he t-Ezrni.sv
- s-ssfsuseFSx at Sac Diego s,A3-. states
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shsg~fssg~. hsen expass@~S fr@Rs Re chart.
- - Iaek@saz, assistant snass s-Ssas.
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". Csssey travelling freight ard pas
seng-r agent nf tile Chicago NsiHaakse
A "a Paul. who has made MS Aeaaa8af-
ters I'm Seattle, stl DE- in Portland after
smfsI when a regular office &tsl bf ex-
tabstsApss here Wfsh x NJ Boyd ln charge
a. commercial sgea;. Mr. CAaey viii tnue
he a associated directly with General Agent
g. 4 EA8v eifh shaus ~ has been esss-
1cessqf wsfA 1Ae II lwaf4Ae% FOR the has.
sarf4. w.Aru
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F-otey Pros A Larsen ar@ ssif 80 have
received t.aa rgatTASE for casus1rsg tae
rzssste az TN tifsa3 $oStaeTm fYcnz nsAr
sss..sscy 80 Within = fss ga4iss * TRINIDAD
east ~ tAs f-o3zzsssafa rfsss Tns@ xzia
probably ssMxEhFn tte ssfa - q vile o.
tsa VAT wiii % - great a=ys.al II sessefz-
fus sse xrase 9n~z ts sA@ ylyes-
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Rev + E4~zrys~ pastor ~ the EngsssG
y4assr ca urea a. ssinersx1sIe Pa when
esssxs x4Bg aka rkeHsre .Hus- xAE ADVISED n,
srg seasszss~ rszfnss Pain BAN Sic says
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- graf @e-z5as 10 sse. u sssssszssi tAs In
arr Sufferer pr1saf by xsstmx F4an BAN =
TRIAL n ~ts. psexss snes@ For xzse By all