The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-30
SEATTLE lNkLlnCS.

Temple Lodge No 7. A. r. a A. NJ.
% st0e for the recovery Of the body
Of william Hamilton Hamilton was
nrss officer Of the lighthouse tender
Maasanlta and disappeared in se-
attic on April D.
y. ~. Little superintendent OF
street and parks. Ia. returned from
san Francisco. AIR. Little has been
abnent for three weeks and has
spent considerable time exsmining
the work Of ths street departments
81 san Francisco.
The Canadian pacinc announces
that, eommenclug on June IA they
viii put on fast train TO be known
a. the Imperial Limited. The train
viii De on the same principal az the
Great Northern flyer. II viii leave
Seattle at s.t5 a. m. reaching Mon.
treai az s11 a m On the scaF;a day.
A similar train Will leave Montreal
az q a m. west bound. and viii ar
rive here At 40 .. m on the fourth
day. Through passengers viii have
the option OF travelling b. way Of
the Crows Nest. OF By the main line.
The steamer George w. Elder.
witch has been nt,lng M at Port.
land preparatory 20 conveying the
Hartman expedition north. ~ along
so. the south bunker~ coailns for
the voyage. and u IL expected she
wilI get away in a few days. The
expedition will be IN charge OF v.
Hartman. the New York million
sire.
The local land ONCE ha. received
letter from Washington. stating that
Baker lake and the surrounding land
sor a distance OF one-haif mile back
from the water, has been reserved
for the purpose Of fsh culture. The
land belongs 20 the reserve Of the
state. and VII go back 90 the state
when u ls no longer needed for fish
purposes.
Papers were nied yesterday In the
superior court In the case OF Mary
Butler va Tobias Butler. In which
a is alleged that the defendant
claims the unlawful possession of
certain lots belonging TO Mrs. Butler.
by virtue of her marriage.
w. ". Ferguson. the washington
street saloon keeper. who was arrest
ed recently on a charge of selling
liquor without n license. has been
discharged. A hearing was held be-
fore Commissioner Kiefer. but the
evidence was not Of SUFFICIENT
strength TO hold him for trial.
The anniversary meeting and re-
union Of the Philormatean society was
held In Denny hall at the University
last night. The program consisted
OF addresses by II. l.. Richardson.
president OF the society; Prof. A. u.
coffey, and President Graves. q
vocal solo by T. NJ. Gum. and q
recitation by Thomas r. Bdmunds.
The University orchestra, led by
Louis slngerman. .vlolinist. contrib
utei much to the success of the
program. Tonight the Alumni aaso-
aatlon will give their annual re
union and banquet at the Rainier
Grand hotel.
There was n rush Of King county
taxpayers yesterday to reach the
county treasurer's once before taxes
should become delinquent. and not
since last November has there been
n. many people In line. II paying
the taxes promptly IL any Indication
Of prosperity. then King county peo-
pie are certainly well situated at tho
present time
Aziz IIashim and A. Takani. two
Arrnenians. were admitted TO citizen
ship yesterday by Judge Moore.
They are both pack peddlers.
Advices received from st Paul
state that the recent report that the
Northern Pacific intended to put two
additional steamers In the Puget
sound Aslatic trade. IL true, notwlth-
standing the fact that II has been
denied repeatedly by the Northern
Pacific officials. II Is stated that
just prior 10 President Dvdwell's trip