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The oasis., 1900-02-17

It is stated upon good authority that MT. rheo Oldendorf of Torres, has been awarded the contract for constructing the railway between Naco and the Cananea Copper Co.
 If you want good pair of shoes, a hat or any article or articles of gents furnishing goods, go to La Casa Colo rada of Miguel Padres at La Colorado. Sole depository for "Star" shoes, the best made, for ladies, gents and children.
 Don Ricardo Johnson of Hermosillo, has closed deal with MT. K. A. Huntington of san Francisco, by which the latter gentlem n takes over the Animas mine, near Puerto, on the Sonora railway. Within two months smelter will be in operation on the property reducing the ores of which large reserve,, rich in quality, are in sight. Several carloads of bricks for the furnace were forwarded by Roy & Titcomb this week. A very lively camp Is predicted.
The oasis., 1900-02-17

Last Friday and Saturday Mr. E. V. B. Hoes was in from San Marcial. visiting Hermosillo and Guaymas upon business. He expects next week MT. w. H. Ingham of Philadelphia, presi- dent of the company prospecting the San Marcial coaltield, with party of friends.
 From an authentic source THE OASIS learns that Mir. Jas. Viosca, American consul at La Paz, Lower California, who is the owner of Car men island and It's famous and i'm mense deposit of salt, has enlisted foreign capital in the development of the great deposits of copper known to exist upon the same island.
 At Guaymas MT. P. B. Chisem has recently added new manufacture to his tannery-embossed leather backs and seats for chairs. He turns out very ile aud artistic article which greatly sets of furniture and wears forever. Mir. c. is also arranging to establish at Guaymas soap factory, which will begin operations about the first of March. As beginning the output will be about three tons daily.
The oasis., 1900-02-17

Monday Mir. w. T. Barrett, mana ger of the hig store at La Colorado, was visitor at Nogales.
 Last Saturday MT. M. H. Jones was adjudged insane and sent to the ter ritorial insane asylum at Phoenix.
 Tuesday morning Dr. J. M. McCol- lum started for New York. He ex- poets to return within two or three weeks.
 Monday morning MT. Wm. M. Hoey, collector of customs, went to Bisbee and Naco. He returned Wednesday evening.
 MT. G. A. Cook, electrician for the Pride of the West concentrator at Washington Camp, is at Nogales. He reports that the company are sinking for water in the Finley canon.
 Mrs. J. K. Miller, Newton Hamilton, Pa, writes. II think DeWitU's Witch Hazel Salve the grandest salve made. |" It cures piles and heals everything. All fraudulent limitations are worth less. L. W. Mix & O.
The oasis., 1900-02-17

"Wednesday evening MT. Louis Leese went to Tecoripa, Sonora, on business connected with a mining deal.
 Sunday morning telegram from Bisbee conveyed the intelligence that MT. Jas. Walsh, deputy collector of customs at Naco, had died that morn ing.
 Mir. A. s. Gibson, from Arkansas, a bright limb of the law, is visiting Mo- gales with an intention of locating permanently.
 Tuesday Mr. Jos. Thompson, Sr, came up from La Colorado, where he has been several months past superib- tending the masonry work upon the new water system.
 FORMER BUSINESS MANAGER and ex- pert accountant, with practical knowl- edge of assay ing, versed in Spanish, wide experience with Mexican mine and store accounts, desires position in Mexico as business manager or chief accountant. References Al. P. o. ., OK POI, Nogales, Arizona.
The oasis., 1900-02-17

Doctor Adams has opened new dental office in the Brickwood build ing.
 Tuesday evening MT. B. k. Jossey, Chinese inspector, came down from Tucson for day
 Sixteen pounds of apples for one dollar. P Catanich & Son. For a limits time only.
 About the first of March Mrs. II. s Sevey, wife of Doctor Sevey, will leave for visit in the east.
 Monday Dr. N. K. Noon returned from Sahuaripa. He is lame from a saddle animal having fallen with him
The oasis., 1900-02-17
Whole No. 352

At La Colorado MT Melville F. Van Treese has established an agency for the sale of fine American clothing, from some of the best merchant tail bring houses in the United States. He may be found st all times at the Hotel Central, prepared to take meas ures and give satisfaction.
 A couple of weeks ago MT. Torcuato Marcor, agent for the Sonora railway at Guaymas, returned from Mazatian accompanied by beautiful bride, who was'a Miss Guadalupe Rivas, daughter of family prominent in the Sinaloa metropolis.
The oasis., 1900-02-17
SONORA SETTINGS.
Collection of Happenings in the State
 Over the Line.

BoRN-At Guaymas, February 9th, to the wife of Lie. E Pelaez, a son.
 For hay, grain, etc, go to the branch house of Casa Colorado of Mi. guel Padres at La Colorado.
 Messrs. J. L. Tabb and John Wade have dissolved partnership in the con- duct of the Hotel Armada at Quay mas, and MT. Wade now conducts the business alone.
The oasis., 1900-02-17
MORALES NOTES.
interesting items Gathered Around the
 Line Cities.

Dr. l.. T. Bristol, dentist.
 Sunday MT Geo W. Atkinson was in from Calabasas.
 Wednesday morning Don Luis Proto came up from Cocospera.
 Tuesday evening Mrs. Chas Wad. leigh went to La Colorado.
 Monday Mir. O. K Franklin was over from Washington Camp.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

Guiding In the List the Van wycks, SEEM
ingly forgetfuf OF the political Affiliations
OF those gentlemen. all OF whom he char
acterfzed as scoundrels.
The speaker made one frank admission
during the course OF his remarks with
reference TO the policy OF his party. He
stated that should II be placed IN power
he was absolutely ignorant Of what they
would do with the Philippines. He then
took up the commercial phase Of the ex-
pansion issue. and by extracts from vart-
Gus speeches and comments on the ques-
ton attempted 10 show that commercial
evil rather than good would result from
any attempt 10 establish trade with the
ISLANDS.
He reiterated the threadbare statement
that IL the Philippines were annexed the
people OF the Islands would be able 70
assume the rights OF citizenship. whether
the people of this country desired them
70 90 so or not In support OF this con-
fention he quoted the mueh-advertised de-
cisions OF Judge Estee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
TRANSPORT MOGUL ARRIVES


Ths British steel steamship Mogul.
Capt. ID. q Bailey, under charter TO tho
United States government TOR the Phil
ippine transport service. arrived last
night from Japan She crossed the Pa
ciic In seventeen days. having sailed Oc-
tober Is from Yokohama Throughout the
long voyage not vessel was sighted. The
voyage was uneventfui.
The Mogul Il one at the largest OF the
many large transport vessels in the Pa
cfac service. She WAS built At Middle
boro. on the Teex In 1896. by Sir Rayiton
Dixon. and IL owned by the Mogui Steam
ship Company. OF Lardnn. Having a
length OF nearly 90 feet. she carries soeB
tons OF cargo. As she lay along the north
side OF the new White star dock last
niKkf she measured the entire length Of
the dock. she carries a crew Of nfty.one,
with English aficerw. Malay sailors. Chi.
nese cooks and iaseaF firemsn.
This Is the Mcgurs nrss call at this
port. though she made voyage 20 the
Sound two sears ago, Lately she has
been operated hy the Northern Pacific
railroad between Portland and china.
Agents Of the aaart~rmAstes's once met
the Megul iast night and began prepare
tfany for loading her She wilt take A
full earge. about aup tons az hay and
grain from Nia city And ses tens frnr,
Tacoma. An effort wiEI be mate 10 have
her headed ia time to sail sunday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
W. @. JONES AT BALLARD.
Democrat of wheat Chart Fame
Talks an General Issues of
Campaign.

w C. Jones. Of Spokane. whe Formerly
represented washlngt@n iH congress. and
who ss known ia paslsses A. Wheat
Chart Jones, was the speaker at a fasiaa
rally held last evening A. ballard. Mr..
Jones' robvtamst ana fame we're gained
sASsnRh en- sxpa.sttsn % the alleged In
tfnAse relations between tAe prizes ~
wn@st and silver. which brought him ga
It's originator thta prominence four years
ago. ans made him csnsg.ruoas ia much
less favorable tigh. before the state cam
raixn ~ Esas Opened.
NJ jones' ansaemre last evening was
snsAIi. bot thgs fsst wzs ~ nsrt tss 70
the vs.; weather The meeting mas hei4
IN a hall an Second street. recently 49,.
cared rs the fusiUnssss FOR uNe during
sAe remainder ~ ths eAmrsixr CHAIR
man Merserrnatt 81 sns Ballard RFvnn
f.fHA presided. aw& fntraAuseS Mr. Tanss
vithamy esrtlssiar carmaat on thc "a.
masse wheat hart ~ VS. inventaT
Mr. Janes assnea BY stating ire rsn.
sans Witch caused hlsn 10 fcare fAs Re-
pahlleNn party anA tried "a exusaln shaf
~ sslf adhered - tire rrsnrIssee whtcA
no haa vsSerstet In tire HMvs h~fors
he tasnea the faslas ranks ~ nAks a
ssraeer - eloquent ard ,sarhlax srinufp~
ss AerAhMm fSRessga ard r@aA nuaaprna1
extracts from the wystlRFs ~ thss rrsss.
Gent nnS other American Statesmen
Hw then seok 10 he aasstfsn ~ 4 larzn
standing arrsT, and NfNsAiy described ,he
evils THAI would result from the snstasiA~
ton of such an Institution On American
SCH He made Passing comment on she
japanese LABOR Gue=tsca. srs taok % N.
trust tssle IN fMss cenm~rftan hs vner4
stonet ~ name a narah@r ~ political
leaders who ar. connected. or sad 20 -
seanAfA wssa ssca ergAA.xArsaA ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
STRAW BALLOT 0NH-sIDED.


A number OF travelling men. Including
D. r. Wagner, representative OF a San
Francisco mercantile house. made a poll
OF the passengers on the Northern Pa
cihc train leaving Portland last Monday
night.
We were surprised at the almost
unanimous Republication of the pessen.
gers. said Mr.. Wagner last night "Of
the 80 passengers included in the straw
ballot. SGT named william Mckinley az
their choice for president
Although ] have bean stopping at tina
Rainier-Grand. and consequently meet
Ing many of the men around the Demo-
cratic county headquarters. I have been
able to make but one bet on the cleo
ton. BY giving odds OF 10 to finally
succeeded tonight In betting 500 on Nc
Kinley aginst SO on Bryan In support
ing President Mckinley ! believe I ex-
press the sentiments Of three-fourths OF
the travelling men Of the country"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

Takes North Thirty-ftss rassen-
sers sna 600 Teas ID Freight.

Steamer city Of Topeka, Capt Olsen.
sailed for Lynn canal poEss last night
,.rtth shtrtx4aen passengers and k& tans
~ freight Ner passengers Included DIR.
r.~4l~ la Cunn&tf. az Aa3eoftess and !.
fare A wegi known cigar manufacture,
~ ssn francisco. Hes nrst-saAss Pass
snEeFs are.
Msx wAtee w ~ HszsAtsm. MA l.. Sgeyrf.
ne yssas~ "a reaasti. Mos EezsAtnas "a fsl~sn.
Nw~.T w Hsrrsn. H4s cassaausaA q. C. Rssa
-. MsN Va sssAe. Mssa wszsss g. sasrssssoas A,
sa~ssa,.-sstsA Il A. NssfA4fe. v. L. k&ks. AFs.
faf~ M. Tasssn Fred r w@sa4a. y iNaeL p &.
fT~sxa = AuxsA " ns&estssA. Alss NsEss
rsts4s v rAs&esrassa. W Fssha& n
ala
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

A recent newspaper arficte told Voc
rn~r how they cdsutf be fascinating Is
!. act necessary 60 he handsome or
svnn elegantly dressed buf they FHust
~ s,rs~leah. and allied with Desire 60
make ashers haprT. Put no woman caa
-. es.rsrastnT while suffering from that
$3.50 ts.e~s~ eatarTh. There IL emily
W.. surs resnsssy for rntsrrhs anf fAat
~ re- Msrkessxtss English EafAgrh
rsure ~hs<h - guaranteed 70 ears saY
.,s ~ w~fsxasss guaranteed Cure
~ssx sut swe cNats a txy- Oct free
go, ,r~asnssns q. Gays dsaax ssnre- s's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
rAwnIox FROM SIX .ewas.
nrsmms rorty-Twe Passengers sns
zSo Tens Of General Cargo

steamer rArAiicn. Cart Nrrs, wf;h
e.srsw~two pAss@sgswe ard - tons ne
freight. arrived fr@ga SaniAsNstevr Alas-
No yMata-asv Afsernean THE rmraf1er
hss M Etentlk~ passengers and - Yn.
trn news Her passengers sfs-iuf'sf
rsrt James Co.'S master ~ The Yekns
ssAnyee+ yS~erh tTc~Hetfs also George IL
wt,aan al the waite rasse a YUKON
railroad 49,.
Tna rarmison's cargo consisted Ct 80
tens Of salmon from the NetrnikAn can
,sssr< ara airy tons 81 concentrates frcm
,ha perreSs hay Mines
passenEwrs came on the F&ralsnn ss
fnftowss
a,a,s 81 at TnsnNsfl Alsx ssa<vns. william Cars-
srsx X al HsseseAx Cara j.. Ss& 5Asa~ Cos.
-. Lar, i. CshaA b Ass1nnA y nxaA - q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

WARRINGTON. Nov. l--Sen. MaeAr-
thur. at Manila. notified the war depart
NJ. sled az Manila this morning, %
Brtghtss disease.
MAI navfs Was a native ~ fIitness. and
a veteran Of the WaF. ~ the hftslitesi.
x. she tifYsa 81 his death he was th@ chief
surgeon ~ tire Third district. OF Southern
I.uxGn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
WILLIAM FISHER INJURED.
Accident 10 Great Northern Brake-
man 1T kaItspeli.

News was received here yesterday that
william Fisher. formerly brakeman on
the coast line Of the Great Northern. bur
who for the past year has been at work
IN the same capacity on tho Spokane a.
vision Of the road. was badly crushed be-
tween two freight cars In the Kallsreil
wards few days ago ana r. now lying
in the hospital there not expected 70
live
Fisher, two years ago. had his arm
crushed in the Yards here and for six
months was unable 20 work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

An unhroken horse ieaprd frafn the
e;alhrnish dock into the bay yesterday
afternoon in order TO escape being taksr
aboard the Sound steamer Dauntlexs
The animal swan TO the noat near the
flreboas snoqualnsie, and WAS finally 70.
covered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

Headley n I. Hosdssr. W. u, pctes, nsn Dodge
n RafstA Iafk rstksSsnn, William chan
Nears shAkg, A RarnssD. ", Pta. ", Thnmp
"a l. y ssAfsets. Jamsa LsAxfart, Charles nal
enfs tsecrss n Lat =. t&ifk aeeexs raaksfhA
ii Resell q Hsitca. VI Barnes. y, Hayes. q.
flFsy Il A peaxe George W Trnlpas. A. kass,
sssurxr Fsfrsvr. o. os<. a " EhGass. Airx sss
s4ax gaNn &crey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
CLOSING RALLY AT BALLARD
WIN \. Gay a~a Thomas o. slime 10
Speak 1T the City Of Lumher
ON Monday Might.

The Republicans OF Ballard wifi hold
a final rally Monday night under the
auspices OF the local Republican Club
and the Republican county central COM
mittee.
w. A. Peter will preside, and score
or more OF the best known Republicans
OF the busy city OF mills will occupy seats
on the stage az vice presidents The
speakers win be VIII r. Gay and Thomas
O. Slime. OF this city.
The rally win probably be one Of the
most successful OF the campaign In the
north district.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

The NipQun YHsen KAsshA liner IGx&snl
Masu moved gves 10 ths PAstrsc Coast
fssrmr,aryss hwmkers freu the Smsith cove
s.rkx yesterday and Began taking GA
saM4 Tor Mer voyage nrrf&s tia FactAo
~ Tnean She wfN prehahly sail tpKncr-
rsw CARRYING twcetY OF thirty passRr-
w~rr Ans about tao tons ~ eSnr ma
rssnexy Ana general merchandise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

etrahIe gloom Of 9tygian
!. y. z.< S~S seftlsd over the Democratic
ll..S5 INV central committee head
MI <'.s2 3Ss Denocratic campaign man
~ s - handwriting on the wall and
r. Il 'si5'2St y coming next Tuesday.
~ fs1rr days 81 the campaign the
83fience II being kept altve
~ s5 &sSoAesnic injections OF blum.
SsS ~ newxpaper biuster. while
S51sr another dwfnd1es and dies
4 = Sicceeded by disappointment
r. ~ s1etSlnty OF defeat on election
fnnocratic managers are be-
~ tmllne that when the Turner
nrhfne forced the denomination
6ortra 1 fatal mistake was made.
11S tEe great majority OF both Dem
21 - Peoples party workers. ana
= III state have held this belief
: $500 ARC. and the voters them
~ h the campaign. learned
61o1i 81 being "ths best governor
1oSa has ever had Rogers has
j2 nost pltifuiiy weak. inccmp~-
* ;S's1 aeficabIe that the state has
52f q Iikely ever will have.
ys ...u ~ $50 !. ,s,h,rh ,re
2elty .nu @ 49, - 49,
|lll. ~ u 3 = ~. Y, ." - Y. ,.~,s.
1ua pVn s svsss'.a 49,
~ ,,s 49, - - ~
II 49, ~ go. go
lylns ~ ~ ~. " - 80
~ eonsesnpu -. ~., !. -
~ ~ 49, ~. -. ~ 49, >'s-.A... -.
l'1 oe.'n'1e r.s'o...-.ss
6nrrr1ae Against Tapnertsm.
4. h ss... 80. .ns,r.,,.. r.s
\ N !.ss2 ..s ...ss' 49, snar.r,u.slv urd.r
.s! rs! M . 49,. .,s.r. .stsh vh,cr ~.
l.. l!z. !. $500. 49, h~sr nmrd.red sra
y r. a. ~ zss. ss.s ~ Ss~v~ ysf~ht ~
j. u Is... =. ,~s-.... -~~.s...sss~ 49, ~
M ~ Nh 49, 1890 80 81. ,ao,~d
.!s r.. IA h. ~ 80 -. 1,,~s,,c
% d! ....' .sa.... ~ $50 -. - ~.
p " J, s s.ss ~" . $500 y. ~.
Z xoo esas .r ~ 49, ~ ~ 49,. ~.
17iI1f111S2 ~ enoueh, hut 70 add 10
r ~ 9gs that Rogers y merely
na nc 1uN q $1,000
A. 60 Ia inr re-eieGsion Wo
- " NIL oIi ~ on.nuSiAs ~
xpserN 70 wur w
~ pemocratie ssase eommit-
Il ena VOTE.
l. n'oss menincans circum-
eaalpasen ~ the reaHsaIon
M ecfatlo campaign managers
- hopeless % WIN Fopunss
Nm sls3eu Gneuman Drum eno
- nave injured rom the pe-
they o0uio crack the party
~! sl! uacns ~ me Democratic
ana Norce tnem into =
Tluel support % Rogers 70
II. MMners snto hne fedeFea
!I d. l!A WASHINGTON nave peen
va peeAtsed over A9aiu = halt
I'D yet there remains con.
". WI ectnn from ine ROGERS
H. !lI .s tnosA VINO hnd control
y 49,. ~ nsts convention ~ TINS
~. 4. Nj S1s9f ana sniveiy put lorth
h j. ~ l.l lnnnsnce when secured Tor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

as Esd sa& ~sS Ts404 MSsns.fs hfss Wsnxa~s.
yeeakasf ssFwe ans t~s& w<~s ~ ssw ~ Ys~sv
~ Na3saaa n M&A~n sa4 sfmN ~h&ksse& sAass
rs~sa1ns sasA r@ss&<s sa@s~A Ii ssesAM ~ s1s<z4
safssms IN Awsaa, s2sfs W p~A&s eae@ wlh3
Il ars.ssas aa sr~ef s.ss y IL rSssf ~ - go
- sas Ma wi~sA0~'s ss@<Asss .srzDs - zAAs =
st2xF fsMA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

The steamer Ia Conner. which has Tor
a Year Or more been cggratsa by the La
c,rrar Transportation a Trading Cert-
nsry has beer withdrawn from that
@s~srnany Ia the future sire viii ~ cger-
ssea INDEPENDENTLY hy her owner ard
.nas,er CART v. \. Swift.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
BEEF REPLACES CLANS.
Republicans Of Clal1am County Are
sofia for PrOsperity.

The Republican state central commit
tee has received the following letter
from II. ID. Sanborn. Republican commit
teeman in Fairhaven precinct, Ciallam
county:
This county Is safely Republican by
100 majority or more. Many old Demo-
Gratis will vote for Mckinley. In the
last four years many OF the farmers have
paid on their mortgages. Reef has taken
the place Of clam diet. We are dressed
up and favor expansion"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

a pns,,ne incident Is nsrrsted By John ohvsF:
csnfss41sd pd1a- o. follow: II vas In an hrful
foussss = ~ sh1n vas almost yellow. eyes sunksn.
90 sssd. pain csBfinuany In haek and &aes.
phys1<3sl fuxtne weaker day b. dnr- fnfes
10 - = 30 given up Than vas sds1sel
bs<els 1919 Bitter: 70 my great 3oy. ns 80
thsis ~ - : decided improvement. J cont,nssa
No ~ sney rubbed fhe srsvs q another victim.
ted !. snouid fan 70 tn them Only DC. susrsn-
STEWART . HOLMES DRUG co.
bIsMARcK's IRON NERVE
~ ~ result 81 his spisnd1d hsaltA. InAgnitsbs
efs-sna uenendous enssHJ ss~ mot fnnnd Nns1s
<~s0en Live. xidnevs sn6 Bowels are cut q
~. ycu vnut thess qualities end ~ snccess
- 'ns. ~ Or. king's Hew Lks P1iis. oni'
1TEwARr . HoLMEs DRUG CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02

THE eSst running watch r. the ''I.ouia
xloas assssAl-~ Ne. - sseco1 Avon4A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
REPORT IS APPROVED.
Receiver Of seattle city railway
Co. Files semi-AnnuaI statement.

20. rises seAh"~as Statemems.
IN the case Of the Central Trust Conn
pafay. of New York. vs., Seattle City Rail-
signed an order approving the receivers
report from March to September %.
1870 The totals were as follows:
ON hand February 81 .......... .sii. sss II
Received March ! to September
10 .,.......-.. ..........t...-..-....s bS,sl1 70
Total ........... .SpI53 ~
Discussed ..,.....s..,.. ............ .tS3 sss o.
Balance or deposits ................ ssB sS
IotAl e&sosi3a ~
Outstanding for operating expenses
March receIvArsz rerfInraiAs III IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-02
STOOD UP FOR SEATTLE.

In Ronads piacard specifications
items concealed
many things Among these may mentioned.
Seasste's hoaor.
Seattic's
appreciation o
seattic's Rcpabiscanism.
keeps things
political
OF Seatsies treasury
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-02

fulee al beseiitrebs artitIsr ce COB!
taller opsr Senerul Gronje os bans to.
pre- Stare. Jlere al Dem merer, at bel
9eberlas, goerns bar Iipt, lite bar nos
gen afsisrenbe gstponins, men at On.
sslIfm9nbenc snbnu bar langt frem til
bet Mddl. be Dor iat zig | Spoufrita'
anore taser Srost for, at nogen al
Stormogterne M mad optrGos % isgs
at brinse @nelano til at ilutte 5reb.
Oct bar punoet os beonet tiblisere ZEE
berIag, iua bet lite l9ngere er nosen
Stam at neol9s9e 9aa6nene % loos
acknowledgements m9ele / Strio.n.
General gronjs itdnisbe 2oro Ros
berts paa bans 59rb til 8loemfontsin
cs gap gperne Stp til at iamle fig pe
giere Zig iitano til ct traftigt 5oripar
al benns pistise plabs. Gronjs os
bans Jolt minoer ON 2sonioas os De
800 Spartansrs, Tom lanse ipsrreoe
8eisn for ben opsrmastige p~erierber,
iom rpttebe ino / 9r9tsnlano. Gn
Slbtioens 8Onse os en- mpberne repus
blitdnIt General BIZ fomme til at itaa
Sibe ON Sibe / 8erbens Iarbsser,
besse opmanenbe til SaorslanestjGrs
lisbep og manDis Ddao.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-02
Sfrep ON Oerne.
6n Solbat paa 9pilippinerne faar
ct 6raouerinssDeplum.

8eriaiass, Snp., N27bs 1eb. - 3.
20. GoIion ira Osnns gp sr ri~mslisuis
ben snsite Manb / 2anoet, Iom bar
iaaet ct SrabuerinssoipIom fra be of
fentlise Stolsr, msbsns ban ielp bar
paa pbilippinsrns. 6or at mobtaa. lit
9raousriuesctplpm itrsp ban en- Off
banoIina ON pbiIippinsrns % isnot.
ben til Gountpfuperintenbsnt Ropce,
Tom berpua isnbte 0iplomst.
DIR. Cotton MATTE felp lape i'm
Ben Os 1T Blot. os afbdnbIinssn itrsr
ban uoen Si9lp at 2erifon ,llsr noeen.
iombeIit unOsn Sialp. 9on tisnsr
23os Snfuntsri, 9ompani -. Tom e.
itationeret pdd Gebu.