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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

Counties and county houn5arlss-Bake-
Aanix. raul Baum, Hammer
lakss. drains ard 1ra ma ge-EamUer Ne
Reavy. R!nehart-
Education-Yau Paitsa Keith. Lecrone
Land. Preston
Educational institutions - David Miller
Wtssh.re. ElwEs. Runner. Paul
Elections and priyilezes-AAutx Hill
Cole. Bixgs, Heinrich.
Enxre-ssc nslls-Msgisr Cole Preston
Enrolled hsils-r-ow. Yeend. Manfx
F1sasyie<-McReayy Meglsr, High, Scho-
fed. Keith. Baker DAVIS
Haroor and barber lines Rlnehar., Hem
rich. F. ]. Miller. Lscrcne.
Irrigation ard ard isgds-Carref Baker
Eenner. Baum. Ysend.
judiciary kiammer, Warnur.aa Car
ger, Preston, ScsoHeii. Mantz, Grow.
YeeHd. Baum.
Labor aud iasor ssatsssics-faaG. Ham
usr. Davis. T. j. Miller. war5utsssr
Manufactures Heinrich NcFeavy.
Carp.
observation-disclosures. Van Patten. Rice
bart.
AeiicEns. dentistry. surgery ana hvr4sns
-GxEs CAr,ser Tsecrane
Military 500 Woc~sing, fgunnm@- Meyse-
Baum T j. Miller.
Mines and ruiningAnier. Eerurscn. Ds~
VIZ. Crow Msnsx Kramer. keith.
Municipal ecrporsrtoDS-T j. Miller
Warbarsofs. Piunsnsr DAVID NIfrr
Crow Scnesel1 Wiltshire
Pr1nsing--C1ls. Riaehzrf. i~sercne. Van
fattse1. Blggs.
Public buildings and Reconsideration
T. J. Miller. MeRsssv. wooslnr. Cots
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
Fok PROTECTION OF MINERS.
1nSpeefsS Owen HISS 8eeSn8enAa
items fer New Lava.

Esse3sl Eszsyz&e1 70 ~ pogf- Ia-ss1sgs Ese=r.
TACOMA Jsa- 1--3zass ss.ze xEs2s1tSr
& = DwsE - Srgase6 90 rwg n<* aA4ss
.sr lie eofass1 srals-n - TIE srSscsEE s@s-
mace iAE. AL ra& b. L sz.GcE Ezs-% 81 .
s2re tasEx s1zt The ssszSs@c-sSsS Ea--ass OF
Us state st1aag Dc szfJfssrsg ys-sE-sasss- M
Gssns Sssz ii 70 MAKE y sSEIs2 As--y ssr
site operators 20 make certain tests azs
eGrfsst sx1sn2E4atas at STATED Intervals.
RAKE = sssc-1 os tsse same, ard szvs s2e2
sse1s6 ready Ter the Inspector xsers rs
makes sss s2ur 81 Inspection
~ Tgsl1 srvys CT great a1y2--aSs-
s&s6 Ar. DNsn to&&y. Prom fbs4s oE5
reeos1 asas Ey tssss rsa.5 elsssse nzen
Is hesnx .soEsi atssr rhxn t4ssag -nT ew1
c1EAssona. teSy ss- x. Ml-e Operations VII
~ mr. szI ES compelled u sErEssh 1asrz-
sesE-z wssh sae 2r09@r aassrs,ezfz -
bszGk ferrnx ussss wfst@k 10 EsS2 t~@is rec
era ard ass esAngs VII wogs 10 hardship
or sstfes rnsErs 9r exasrs Ia fact. i
viii @egss = ss1 20 the security al
proper ventilation Ia Enc sxa@fs<s~
AEosher matter 20 ~ bTo1@h. hefsss The
isxasaatnst - with references 20 efnTzoxsr-
tns e1zssnt o. tn@ beard % sxa snsEsers. Ia
a1 s<S - emergency When azke9 wha.
fbss EsssEt. ipsseecs2r Owens -essases:
~tf's 59ss tazs' We have twessyfoSe
Inspected rsl1es sn operation IL ire state
sup5sossrs sn accident occurs - ;wo ef
thsge E.srks OF ire same tag. what ara
&C e@ay- / raAFfct &c 81 n1Sa Dlae@s AZ once
wass. tsse gpser % ssssgass TIE author
~ for making examination ara :aE.rx
evidences 10 temporary substitute "a
s0eh 50 event, or IN case Ags disabled hy
sarsssrt or sickness. aaG eAnnss serve.
These are the chief paints iu sse bi4is
am NJ ge,k on. ard have 30 reason %
fear any SERIOUS opS~szft5on 20 s.ssm"
Mr.. Owen expects 10 nave his re~o-nuzan-
6atsens II the hands OF ire legislature as
socr AZ shey shall be ready 10 fsgin bas-
mess ard viii likely put IN some time
in rstsonaily gushing the passage % the
rev bis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

in Olympia. moved heaven and earth 90
overturn the plan % the Republicans and
Democrats 10 rAme the senate committees.
taking them out % Dansels' hands Dam
!eis nat only rsii special heed 20 The in-
Easements offered by Judge Grosscup. caiaf
representative Of the Northern pac.ssc here.
bat he appears TO have thought that other
corporate Interest. should also Re looked
after, and be 81 rsporse. 20 have conferred
With George Stevenson, the wei known
Oregon Railroad ard Navigation lobby
~. at bis rooms Ia T-saple Cat yesterday
and to have been oIosetea with him for
some tine
II this rep-afs Is correct II woE}1 he inter-
esting .ur Lieut. Gov. Daniels so exnlasa
,sa purpose a. that visit. although 81 may
he readily surrnised. and Is would Iaes!se
- interesting for him 20 explain tAa exac,
natt-e 1T TIE deal lie sas male with he
Northern pacsf7c salroa6
Runner. sae po1al!s. chairman g. TIE
committee has pronounced snst-rAilroaa
views AID Is not Susceptible TO corporate
inausacs q arg Kind. tGs Daniels has dis
timely ard deliberately packed the ccai-
nasteSs sSaiEs. hsrfg.
THE public. which e anxious for railroad
legislation. ness 10; te deceived by ire
fact that Runner IL a: the head 81 TIE
comgaisfe~ o- that such s fssr-f-siEasss tys@sa-
Sez 81 Senator C-5ap73 Is also ca fs.
Masiar. g Wsgia Waiia~ VITO a&s here
taso-~ sssn knawn as sn anti-raIiroa9 uaan,
eoes ros need - worry taia year vsry
great tesl sf~ou. reduction IN tresght rates
wGnA WaIlA cestaty row gets from tia
Oregon IsAzlroa1 and Navigation ana
Northern Pa-tse 81 80 rate. wAlle he
farmers q tie pa4at4se are obliged 10 pay
A&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.

Two Mormon missionaries are PROSECUTING
IN The rssixhborhoo<; % Pomarcy
Cfoidgrfais wants hank County money
e. present IL deposited - oF~wor hanks.
II. p. Nf.es, professor D: mathematics At
thu Everett high school. has resigned.
The fossoTiee a. PiIcnuck has been es.s -
Esssa. with Wiiitarn Bryan as postmaster
TIE Bank OF Montreal has senr Off
Gals north to open branches az Skagway
and Attn.
city Physician Schug announces t-o
deaths fr0-. grip IN Tacoma since the arss
OF he year
The Peoples Advocate, a PopuiIs. canr-
published 81 Cscifax. has suspended swInv
20 poor support
Ne estv lax has been ssvts. s. Shelter,
the past year. AMI the municipality has
over 81 80 cash On hand
The Ladies' Society os Literary Exrso,r-
srs, OF port Angeles OF whi.sn Mrs 8 y
Carusi ~ president. have decided 10 take
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
DANIELS / RAILROAD MIN.
by Pssrtag N~n On the COMMITTEES
WAs Gan he Relied o. 10 S0stAeF
LegfsIaafs1 In Fasners' InfeFesaa-

Ss3rszs r.xyasea % rsss Puxt-T1.szz gs-cs,-
cf.YgpTAw yaz Lx--sE - n-T~e
nominations q lie ssnAzs sz4zr1sas1
Committee .r1zke. Il o5vso<ss rzz. LseuE
Cor. Dz1tezz A4s sscz3s3 tAxs tie s-rs--
Szss q sre Sar<5s~r PAez6c rsEs-ez9 mast
s~ rrossczexs a. al nazsrzzs- TIE e1I-ast-
sse - 9-s1l-ac-4y -z--Ds54 ana Z t.@ fate
q fresg.t rate E@gsssAsscn = - - rs1so~e3
Ia sss Aza9s {, rz2T a-s c0z@s.se-sE4 zes1s1Es-
y c~r-a.n tszE the farmers 60 Ez<ss-a
SEas<lxgze- w4zl seGage 10 rsAs. t-aE .1as
ikx.s&ztGrs3
Zsz<zz@az fa&s. by the &Esz@ rs<zasEzs 90 tAls
committee n part discharged TIE csot De
cxsz sse Northern Pzc21e rzl.roz-1. wien
that corpora .ssE. through IL attorney. r5w
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
THE SENATE COMMITTEES,
Announce Made by If~uteu-
ant 9overaor OF the Appoint

sTS~~&z1 yssga.ch ~ TIE Poet -t@.s lsr~szse~-
OLYMPIA. dan 1&~saSaossz.y are sas
xerss%E eGgnl1-s fsessS.
ksafsle gzz9<zas-T&s. T>stt&a. Arsrsvss
Yes@&
E'sSssts rev~~as ans &@xAtsca~-yS 4 ~ sre
HfIA Han, E~sassa 4-s5. aasElpon. Aesa.
S2as. Land
EEA9rusas.s ara transport saza-~Fsssvs-sr
N&rusl;sn. Dsvsa MsEssr. Seaae&A pRs.l
= :. M2assT, Var Pa 81
Essa Is ART ssgsa@ es-S4NR EhakH~ E{F4%
Mcgee hs-nrYess Azasz y sssfsaE
E&ss~ All sszst ralas-~Eksuessa<I. Wood
ggzg ArAs2vy
SHARES sns r-.s5cs ss~- T12vts MlIs@~. Hx-s-
F-sEr. }lszrEzEsas<. " 1-sS&Sgs Hs@l
S1sfe rasArsF Ssss- inst tEzeAcE.8-- f4saEs IT.
it&a. GsxN 8aasa@r hez1A-
s@aatg ssnrlayss. .ftseT taAn r%Su a.
pat Hal. s4afaf. BAN@F. psarsEnax
e$&is ~ zSS&ss< scasss. 49, tAx3 sAEAs-
IlsAssA, C@Sgscg. Aegssr. TAn r2s.e@. A.
@sswx ravsa. Miller. Es->-.sea
state z-zGary~-ggs :sSsre 1ssse rs~~~zsr-
Sss'e .sza. a.. r~fe-zEstnrv INSTITUTIONS
$50 Sane. Warsssr<Sa. Fsau% Crew. gara
S.s,sssszTs-&sas. Hill Asss sSzsa~.
TAG xx..sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
Inglessde Races.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan f9-ve..her 1T
FrEiesA1e Are track muddy. Results.
s5x fuffonEx ss2itnx-Merops w~sn TIRE
Erefter second ggrro tAtr1 Tlaae. s.sSss
CTr- mile, sslianE-Hwxa Penny won,
Rosebud second. stamina third. Tine
i&zsx
SIX sGriosg~ ssiilng--Joe T-Ti-raa yer
f>sstake s~eoa6. Sweet wataaa-s third
TIRE lisa
s@v~a furi0ngs--g=pegies1s xoa- gargtys
s*e9tss MalnNt2y thsE3 rrsa la
Five fxstaags setting --ss~nua won. Sora
Ives second. Anchored laird. Tine seszs
Sx f8FsorEs s@sHag-AAlAy wnrs Tor-
i2zo sscoEsd- Am Page ta.rS- Tguss. f-t7s,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

Stockholders Of an Alaska Company
Ask for q Receiver.

CHICAGO. -aa f..-Tsn stockholders OF
the kl5z1Ske Yukon Il Copper River
Company. o. which Frank B<I1.nx tea
VsroTnan L. president, have fled q b4ti In
The circuit ccixrt asking soS Eec1sgsr
and AZ injunction restraining TIE coEn-
Tsa-ay from 6!srsosing 81 any u It's assets.
an accounting ard tire dissolution o. the
company A -ecSaeeE Is sought on ssle
grounds that the company Is iusotyezt
ana Il order that pro rata division o.
SUCH assets as remain should be- made. II
is charged tina. President Sroogxaz had
disposed OF money paid into the corpora
ton For stock. amounting TO over srs.ss8
" a3cA tEs bill says .faa< been s<4uaA!eEed,
used az5 rrisa.seo by Sruouan-'.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
KNOWN TO BE NOTED CROOK.
Taeoma Police Pleased Over the Ar
rest 81 D Cheek Worker.

specs2l Dispatch 10 the Pns-In,ei.iseneef.
TACOMA jar. 1.-THE .so.sre made a
tsEsss.riks ia pscking Es5 q " Watson as
hs cssks himself, on 8 ekarge - passing
worthless checks. Il has hsen learned. SO
they claim. he IL . notef crock who Only
Recently was released from ths state psni-
Tertiary. He was he'd for trial when cal
ed np fer preliminary hearing. and the
chances are quite Favorable Tor f.s serv-
Ing another term. Esf9eace Dox ia the
hansts OF officers u saf TO b< senbc1ent %
guarantes. bis conviction.
Wastssufs cssrrs-st yau.a r =. II Eie~
ana he Was noted as "sssek xurkerf' fcnx
before be was sen, 30 Haisa WaEa. He ~
thought 30 have been released about four
months age ard &nes than hna sSrsfarlxed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
CASE AGAINST LITTLE EGYPT.
sapreme Court IL Asked 20 Relieve
q Turkish Dancer

OLYMPIA. Jan. f1-An action h-ough.
srCsa Pierce county was before the SUI
IRENE c09rs today apoa the Application 81
Gorge MIssr for a writ pro- hitting tire
superior court from allowing the sapsr~<>-
IDEAS n5nd 10 BE- filed 20 stay the sf,sra-
ton ~ a. order satosninr Little Egypt
FatsrnA. Al Fab&. Ayssah Mariana. N4ss
5sraney ard George M0cs<r from perform
srg a. th@ Oxi theatsr or elsewhere IN tn
soIa between January and a. lxss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

VANCOUVER Il <, jan ig-Asvsres
nv tsanaAasn pActre steamer SAYS. Tse
ia "a asSs government has gwen an artar
faT Tie construction ~ sno5Asr large bat
fss<ssT. ~ addition - the AEaht SAf.tsa-
isua aud ftataus, whfcA srs raw SsSrx
hs8iit Ia Nngians The battl@shlp Will tss
% LIS FsHse tYE@ IS the three vessels r0w
utsAer construction. She wat he 90 e 80
suus displacement. pl&h $50 indicated
horse poser an9 contract ssss1 OF =
Knots
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
MORAL REFORM SHOWED UNDER.
Victoria yet~r. DO Not Take ktadfy
10 SnpprraAion Of Vice.

VICTORIA. JAS. iz~Taa e'vlc siecssans
today proved adverse . .As moral reform
aslrsftons Mayer Hesifsrn being re~@lectei
by iss1 % All for Morris Tho siterrrsaa mic
heard of Eve o3a members acre Reelected.
ramssy: Humphrey. WiltamE. Phillips.
hsasssag an5 Bragg
TIE rev members are, Charles Hay
nara, Capt Wailzcr Langley William
Stewart Rnd HFYdoS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
QUESTION OF TARIFF.
Canadian and American Lumberm~n
Before the Consultation

WASHINGTON Jan. 1s-gepresezsea.
rvss es the American aa<s Canadssn Ist-s-
os< interests are In eoassrersos here ssszav
regarding th@ lumber dates TIE Cana
s3lssEs rssf IA a. gs~0rx p@sa Ter f~@s iusr.g,sr
TIE AFssT4cars, hossg@r. pr0s4zc~ss data
Slowing tn&G saa zEsa fzssi-sstSsrE Of Lumber
IL Canada - ssscA cheaper than 81 tas
United States sasf stxnsksv 1pg~r-aa .h~
psoss9x4ta0c by ths Canadians Il s~~eras
EsrassssaH. nosevs tAzS IT. -Arsse-srzz Iars-
n-ySfrrs rEy4s@- tran tAAx fhs rs4yss43F r.
treaty between sse tao Countries sssCss4 u
completely EA4Is w@sk cozsszt % SAe sss-axsx-
sa9a o. - sss.ts tsp-a sas present < rssM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
N THE House
Sixth OF the Regular Appropriation
Bills Passes without Amend m~ut

WASHINGTON. Jan i3-Tne house 30
day PASSED the diplomatic ard consular
appropriation hin without amendment
During tire general 1eG-ate tRo set
speeches we're made against i-nrsrga!s ~,
BE- Car-naek ard Gaines % Tennessee IRE
diplomatic and consular bill Is the rtxsh
OF tire regular appropriation bills 10 pass
the house. Seven budgets yet remain 70
D. acted upon TIE bill as passed carries
II II s1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

WASkFINGTuS. Jan I--Corrsszsseyss~
Hermann CT th~ sezex.4 laxsa es9ce aas
recommended 80 IRE SECRETARY Of the To-
sestor tsak $3.50 sS~es azi3!c.oaSI bss sa-
c4Sxztss IN TIE T~@nescc cazycn forest re-
serve n Sy1tss~n Cal1fo-nIs an1 atom
.nx sasa reservation ON the Scsasa
1Ga superintendent s< farassx In Gator
Ia recoEsxxsSrs1a TAI q c.oc4sexsso- b.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

NEW ORLEANS Ian i2-westh~-
eias2dy, track as&gy. Results
SIT an. ose~hAls 9z4-SSz xs-Trs III on
Branch secs.ss David ths~3 Tgrne f.z4s.
SIT tgrssnxs-Mr. 5ohnsuys asar Sys.r
Nellie ss-esazsAz. Beck third Tsrss@ Ia
Srss rsiis and az ssvEtA ssi4~s--kssrrs
-@s wcG. Eas1xt3 second ScnSel sssrE
fsirZ- Tire 4s.s.
SIX f1Fsozsss sa.ssrr-Do~s = wer~s
wen. Cath second Minnie wes.oz sNsrf
Tsvs Lax
tfTss TTsSSs-~xa@- sAsna PCS @nu. FTnksv pot
ter sscor2. xs.GEr4A t..-l TEA LIZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
SERIOUS FIRE IN MEMPHIS.
Has Done Nearly Half q Million
Damage and still Srreadiur.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. ia IRE which
broke out at TSsa o'ciock last evening in
tas wholesale and retail dry goods house
establishments % its kind IN the Soutb.
hSi rguss5 an estimated loss 90 $3.50 .p3 a,
ridniglt. and az o'clock this morning
the fire Is not under centred. AZ s.ss n. IN.
the walls cf the MeuEeu building -. In
Hsgn W irss prevail. and the fire - spread
ing. windows within radius e q block
are brSei ,ag from the intense heat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
IN THE SENATE.
Resolution Passed Thanking Red
Cross Officials for Their Work

WASHINGTON. JAZZ. IZ-IAesIa bush
ness was transacted by the s.nata IN
open session today sixteen biils on the
private pension calendar acre passed and
q Soint resolution extending tAa thanks
OF congress to Miss Clara Barton ard otn-
er officials % the Red Cross SoC5efy for
their oeneaceGt work In cgs2 ~ss
adopted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

Special Dispatch 20 ia Post in.elii ~ ncer.
TACOMA. jar T-~T7ss city coareil to-
Fight pasxess tins psw salary ordinance by
vots sc 10 20 4 tao being aDFsat. Taa
rev ordinance Increases slightly salaries
III the Orr ard police 9e.sar iSsse1;s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
DAMAGES FOR Loss OF FINGERS.
Niece Gets . Verdict Against Back
ley Iumber Gempnny.

Special Dispatch 10 tbs Pag- rntsa.sxsncer.
TACOMA. Jan f2--Tre Jury tn the case
Of Char5es brJes ssaansf sils Buckley
L9niissr Company today returned a verdict
for Acsse@. Niece sued 70 recover darn
ages for The loEs ~ two fingers. which
were crushed In . pulley. The jury award
~ him Judgment 20 the arsoga. q $ys5.
The case will likely Re appealed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. Jan 1.-THE senate to-
day confirmed these ncra!na tfocs- Add
son g. Harris Of Indiana. minister 30
Austri4-fiangary. Cas-lensgne Tower
ambassador 20 Russia; Col. Wflla1a
wherry. Seventeenth infantry, 20 ~ brig
adler general.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
LIEUT.. Hos>oy IN HONOLULU.
Hts oscaistary Performance Was Not
Gtv~n--fn Pwhss~.

VANCOUVER. y C. Ian IA Cana
Saa Yarisle steamer arrived frasa Hoar-
tEzs this us9rngnx v4a Honolulu she
efosss p fsws tnas f.sset tsessso- hs'a swe
receptions a; ftu2a ala. sat e.ys not KS.
are wssss 9gNeriy. President fAsta several
ewiNsgk sAd EnAny ta les wegx prssert
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13
Indian nm Reported.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE senate ap-
preparations committee today reported sha
IrseEsn appropriation bill. 1. contains a
provision authorizing limit return TO the
contract system Of Irsilar sehao.s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

slx4 <gser E@s Il a. *. Msn2ay -sszEEzt-1g.
axe -. Il So. sAe eaE@Eo. 8sz-. .3- >. s.-
A<essa4az,
krS4aAayt souvsE an &C aesyGgEsEE EIsL.
- u. .9x@wy1.. TIE Eso<&1z PREVAILED
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan TOD Sloan.
the premier Jockey: Et2te Bald. the pre-
mier short distance bicyciist ana G r
pwyer. son os Phi pwyer. arrived here
today from Southern California
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan. ts-Ser2to- Per-
kiEs &c California today introduced 4 niii
for the construction q q revenue cu.ssg
o. the FIRST class 20 oe used on the Pa
ciac c1zss, the cost uos 20 exceed s-S9 ss5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

ssSlssz withdrawing SAID a-c2 TTur2 ire
rsSss.-sss CONAN Another area % 2aessI
- a., acres II s-.4ittcss 70 tne as.psss tract
zss<, has been recommended FOG this Ear-
ywsss- making Aa aggregate u -. Eso acres
sor tAls reservation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE rre~s.aen.
today se-t 20 the senate tea nomination ~
Tnaddsuz 4. Winter for postmaster at Col
Vile. WaSl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-13

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-01
THE SCHOOL BOOK QUESTION.

The Frankfort correspondent Of
the Henderson Cleaner says:
Prof. Harry V. McChesney, OF
Livingston. the nominee for Su
periDtendeut Of Public Instruc.
ton, brought with him to Frank.
fort to day striking illustration
of the fallacy of the statement Of
Attorney General Taylor, the Re.
publican standard bearer. In his
London speech, that the Indiana
cheap school book Law 10 an in
jury rather than q benefit to the
people Of that State. The Illus.
tration consisted of two school
books, alike word for word aud
letter for letter. both purchased
on the same dsy, one at New
Albany, Ind, book store for sixty
five cents, and the other purcbas-
ed at q Louisville book store, the
price paid being 81 the regular
price for the book all over Ken.
lucky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-01
Supply your wants
at Hickman's Great
est Store. Everything
going at cost.

Capt Pharr, the engineer who went
over the proposed levee route between
here and Hickman last week, reports
that il il the most desirable place for a
leyee he ever saw. He estimates that
the cost of building this levee win be
$3.50, 10000. This will make it as
strong as the strongest levee in exist
ence. The average height will be 10
feet. This will put it three feet above
high water. Lake County Star.
The next Episcopal Home Ice Cream
will be served by Miss Allie Dodds,
at the Dodds home, Moulton Street,
next Thursday eve from 8 to 3 o'clock.
This will be the last Of the series of ice
cream entertainments for this season by
ladies of the Episcopal Church, and eff
forts will be made to make the evening
specially attractive and ENJOYABLE in APP
probation of the very liberal recogni-
ton given these ladies in their laudible
effort to relieve their church Of debt.
These Home Ice Creams will be resum-
ed in Jund Of next year.
MIR. Louis Wells, mention of whose
illness was made In the Courier last
week, died at his home in West Hick-
man. Friday morning last of dysentery
after AN illness OF some three or four
weeks duration. He was kind hears
ed, industrious man, and had been en-
gagged in the logging business for sew
eral years past, but for several weeks
prior TO his sickness was employed at the
Hickman handle factory. He was a
member of Elm Camp No. 3, Woodmen
of the World, of this city, and carried
policy for 81 800. His remains were
inferred at Browns grave yard, on the
Dyersburg road, Saturday morning. AT
some time in the near future a hand
some monument will be erected by the
Order to mark his last resting place
The deceased leaves wife and httls
son and host Of relatives and friends
70 mourn istSeRnstns~44saH e~ xno.<ja
his 32d or 33d year.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-01
Had q Jury Of Women.

Some days ago justice of the
peace at FIT. Smith, Ark, called a
Jury Of abandoned women TO try
case of selling liquor on Sunday.
They acquitted the defendant, and
the officers are being severely Gen.
sured for such an unheard of pro.
ceeding In court OF justice. The
leading citizens consider 1t an in.
suit 10 every decent person Ia
the city, and declare that every
one concerned shall pay dearly
for it. An attempt was made to
hush the matter up, but without
avail. The Commercial league
adopted resolutions condemning
the proceedings.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-09-01
How Postal Cards Are Often Wasted

"Women often send messages
to their dressmaker or to dry.
goods shops on postal cards." says
the September Ladies' Home
Journal, attaching q bit of cloth,
ribbon or lace as samples. This
makes the card unavailable, go it
is always sent TO the dead letter
Office and invariably destroyed.
Wen presumably men not in.
frequently paste o clever joke or
telling political fragment upon a
postal aud send 1t to TREND at
least start il, but il never arrives.
Nothing may be attached to a pos.
tai card nor may be one word
written on the address side but
the address itself"