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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09
Talk OVER LEGISLATION.
pee.<e County Representatives Hold
. Conference with Chamber
of Commerce.

adj Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
fxr0fA Dec s--The members OF the
1trc> county legislative delegation and
Az hard Of directors OF the Chamber
X Commerce. met this afternoon to talk
IN proposed legislation which the MEM
~ Il the chamber desire shall be laid
Efore ne coming legislature.
ne only definite conclusion reached was
Nat the present mode OF keeping the
in6ks and doing the detail work In the
van1un county offices Is too cumbrous
ia expeusive. "A committee was appoint
N 10 cooperate with the ncwly-elected
Hefce county officials In framing bin
Il b. introduced IN the legislature. chang
~ the present practice to a system more
simple
fRs question Of improving Stuck river
~ taken up. No definite action upon
shix matter was taken further than the
&isxations promise TO do NIL In It's power
10 give aid 10 tho farmers OF that sec
tim II II understood that the chamber
VII astsmpt to have Pierce and King
eountteg unite In asking the legislature
III feief or else the two counties will
taise h petitioninH the general govern
mt for an appropriation sufficient to
tFs6xs a wide channel down the bed of
~ Stuck river, with entertainments strong
e1sseA 70 aivs ample protection.
he Buckley wagon road bill was also
tnbm ~ this afternoon. The Pierce coun-
y dtlekntlon win do everything In IT'S
pcvsr 10 have the road built. and the
nemhWN Of tho Chamber OF Commerce
VIII 40 work to that end.
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FOR THE LABOR TEMPLE.


Secretary W. II Middleton. 81 the com.
mittes Of the Western Central Labor
Union appointed 60 raise By subscription
Si2asn for the erection on Pike street df a
labor temple. stated yesterday that the
total subscriptions 20 date are &if.tlA %
This includes subscriptions 60 the value
Of $50 M Building materials
The plan adopted ~ the Central raiOu
provide Tor the raising 81 SUFFICIENT
funds Tor The purchase - the lct on Pike
street and materials necessary for the
construction % the temple. The labor
unions are "a build the temple by free
contributions 81 labor.
Secretary Middleton said yesterday that
the sum ~ s. 80 had been paid On the lot
and that there Is now over N,Aa IN the
First National hank 20 the cFetN ~ the
fund There ~ also 1900 ia subscriptions
which are 90 be paid Within the next few
days The work - securing Subscriptions
was started seven months agc. he com
mittse IN charge being A NJ soumsra
chairman, W. X. Middleton, secretary.
r. " Mauiton. A fsoE. p J. LAWN. C.
W Harrington and Walter Bentt
Within the past few weeks number
Of new labor unions have been organized
aud have become affiliated with the
Western Central Labor Union Among
the new organizations are the TILE Set
tiers aud Helpers Uni0n the Leather
Workers IN Horse Goods Iniou and the
Beer B0ttlers' Union. aggregating alto
gether 40 men
ire Shin Carpenters Union. formerly
a local body only. has Joined the Anaers-
can Federation OF Labor.
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eastern Alaska quartz properties. DR. M.
b. Anthony and II Mudden. both OF OmA-
stewart, manager Of the Washington \
Alaska Steamship Company, was also q
Skagway passenger. He expects 70 return
on the Victorian, which sails THURSDAY
for Lynn canal. The Delphin's frst-class
Seattle passengers are:
A. O. Van Dozen II. n. lie Ferve pf W ~
Mulhoaland Mrs. MulAoliaud. l., goldbcrE Charles
stewart ia shrrer John Michatls. Mrs H. A.
LAWYER. Mrs Ashley and sun. q. W Bcce-on lo-
seph Robinson. william Dunbar. J. Free. u kes.
James wafdner. G. W, kamhoot. Frank l. wal
lis A. sprAdhnry, " y. Butler, MIR. A, 1cle-
sts,n. w j. Il Binder. II. w. Taylor, Mrs IL
w. TAYLOR. G. u. Stsnch6eld, DR. M. u Anthony.
r. MAIDEN. W r. Iiin, NJ. y Moofehouss. James
W Ire William Atkinson. r, YAmade G. Nc
Nsbb, John Foster, Frank Murphy. u. Lazarus,
chafles A. Andersen. A. Hfiard. q. stevenson. a
u. nurson. John Kehoe. NJ. g. knadssn. Mrs D.
" Decatur.
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AsronIA's NEW rosrMAsrER.
first Appointed since the rresi-
dents Recollection.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiiigeneer.
ASTORIA Dee s--rhe dispaich re-
eeived from Washington Thursday AFTER
noon announcing that Granville Reed >
nan.e hat beer presented 20 the senate
~ Tresisssn; Mckinley as AstOrtas post
master meets with general approval here,
cart Reed ~ enc OF the ees, known ard
Nsst liked rtiots on the Columbia river.
she announcement OF his name for the
pesltIo, Vas great surprise. as tho car
,eir hsa never been q politician. and no
one suspected that he had his eye upon
= government position
Astoria is the hrst nosiofffcc Tor which
. na,s postmaster has been chosen by the
president since his reelection
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NJ RURAL DELIVERY.
- CITIZENS SEEKING TO SEE
Sr.r IRIS ESTABLISHMENT.
a.. Mt Work Securing
-s~.s from Required Number
p.trons-Route May BE I'm
operation by First OF Next Year.

S, y,snatet 70 the acknowledgements.
cs1o1rgE, Doc. s.-Palouse hopes 10
Rse,,sl free delivery OF mail after
~ 49, 1901. Under the rules for Sc
49, srse delivery. the postoffice depart
Nslns -ar,,Iras that 100 heads Of families
~, go 10 patronize each route OF
esI ~ ssve miles, and the citizens OF Pa
rsn',s sxe taken the matter In hand, with
- rrospect OF securing the desired
~r. Of patrons.
n1D-.,ssees are at work soliciting names
e' s.srers who will patronize the free
.I.nsr~ ard three routes are being work
rsrmers are anxious TO secure the
49, and are assisting the comrbit-
y secure pledges 70 patronize the
-, Il II is inaugurated.
!. MOSCOW. Idaho, twenty-five miles
=. a shsrr. rural delivery route was es-
n iIs1.ssa about a year ago. This proved
:. .rrresxfui that another route. twenty
s.,res IN length. has been established.
~ 0rst route heightened six miles.
.ss, ~ efty-six miles OF rural delivery
sss ~ town Of Moscow.
n na, IA also putting forth strenuous
.ss ~ secure the location Of straw
WI factory, for which OFFICIALS OF the
S.s.tssrn Pacific have asked bids. A free
Y. I'm water power, has been oRered
EJp,je,,se citizens. who have been noti-
g,,hss The choice of locations Hes be-
- III" pa,orse and Kendrick, Idaho. with
~ rhsuces In favor OF Palouse.
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Total for IL months
1879, compared with
IL months, 1900 -. s., 574se5 81, fsc, 4le
Comparison of the figures here given
With those on the issuance OF building
permits, published In the Post Intelligent
Ger December 1. demonstrates the inter-
esting fact that the months of heaviest
purchases of real estate are followed af-
ter an interim of from four to eight
weeks, by months of heaviest building
The foregoing table shows that the heav-
lest transfers OF real estate IN 1893 were
In tho months of April and May; the
building of that year was very heavy In
July and attained its highest point In
August. The heaviest transfers Of real
estate In 1909, prior to the last two rec
ord-breaking months, were made In June
and July; the building boom this year
reached Its highest point in October.
The heavy transfers OF realty in the
past two months. aggregating In value
nearly $4,000, may therefore be taken
ms safe Indication that building Will con-
tinue through the winter, as the weather
may permit. and will be resumed with un-
precedented activity with the opening Of
spring.
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TEST FOR YOURSELF
Inc wonderful Curative Properties Of Swamp Root, the Grea
Kidney and Bladder Remedy.
10 Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for YOU, Every
Reader of the Post-Inte1ligencer May Have
Sample Bottle Sent Free BY Mail

II used TO be considered that only urtn-
airy and bladder troubles weresto be traced
proves thar nearly ali diseases have their
peginning In the disorder OF these most
important organs.
,sra The kidneys alter and purify the s,ood--
50 when your kidneys are weak or out
OF order. You can understand how quickly
your entire body is affected, and how ev-
cry organ seems TO fan to do its duty
you are sick or feel BADLY" begin
taxing the famous now discovery DR.
MINERS Swamp-Root because as soon
sn your YOU ksdneys are well they win help
I'll TIC other organs to health A trial
VIII convince anyone
Among the many famous cures Of swamp REQ, In.
scsosatea by the Post inteiitvcneer the one which
w PUNISH to-day far the benefit u our radsts
speaks In the hishss, term. q he wonderful, ezra.
G Gse rlorg'ies q this great kidney remedy Mr.
@ for ' mps s ainsA Z Il Tsss as q
day and the might. passed but very small guam
Of each passage Our best doctor herr rrr.csih&d
for me. but his medicine did me good | then
began your sample bottle and before Get through
with u fell change I would not have be
iieyed such small quantity would have done 40
mneh, hnt before Il was gone learned that our
bottle for one toilsr bu, actually worth ens HIN.
dred dollars ! only took one large tahiespccnfu
three times day, and before had taken one han
bottle l was sli right. and have been sincs My
urine is as light color as usual
GEO. \ CHAMPl.IN
Jan I, 1900. Ashawav r. l.
Weak and unhealthy Kidneys are re-
sponsible for many kinds of diseases. and
II permitted to continue much suffering
with fatal results are sure 70 follow. Kid
ney trouble irritates the nerves. makes
YOU dizzy restless. sleeplcss and irrita-
Bile. Makes you pass water often during
the day. and obliges you u get up many
times during the night rnheaithy kid
neys cause rheumatism. gravel. catarrh
of the bladder. pain or dun ache IN the
back, joints and muscles, makes your
head ache and back ache, causes indges-
tton, stomach and liver trouble. you get q
sallow. yellow complexion, makes you feel
as though YOU had heart trouble: YOU may
have plenty Of ambition. but no strength:
get weak and waste away.
In taking Swamp-Root YOU AFFORD nat
urai help 10 Nature for swamp Root Is
the most perfect healer and gentle aid 70
the kidneys that Is known to medical sci
ence
If there il any doubt In your mind as
to your condition take from your urine
on rising about four ounces. place II In
, n glass or bottle and let II stand twenty
four hours II on examination II Il milky
or cloudy, II there Is a brick-dust settling,
or 10 small particles float about IN H.
your kidneys are In need OF immediate at
tention.
II you are already convinced that
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FREE DELIVERY OF MAIL.


Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures
ABERDEEN, Dec. s.--A plan Is on foot
here. and from Indications will be carried
into execution, whereby Aberdeen may
secure special mail delivery system
The delivery is adopted by the govern
ment In cities where the postoffice re-
ceipts amount to $500 per annum. Last
year the receipts here were between $1,000
and $1,000, and by ehe merchants adopt
ing the plan of sending stamps for all
itors, also with the large increasing pop
ulation, the necessary amount to insure
a free mail delivery could be easily re-
allied
One OF the first ordinances to be intro
duced by the newly-elected city council.
It is said will be the numbering of houses
and puttlnR up names Of the streets in
q proper manner. This will have to be
done In conjunction with ahe advent of a
new delivery system.
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NO FEARS FOR THE GERTRUDE.
Capt. Libby Thinks the VESSEL Made
for San Francinc0.

this city for the German bark Gertrude
which Port Townsend dispatch says
may have met disaster OF tho mouth of
have sprung a slight leak after crossing
the bar OF the river.
There Is nothing In the situation. :"
said Capt. John g. Libby, manager Of tho
Puget Sound Tugboat Company, yester-
day. that warrants uneasiness. The
Gertrude, loaded with grain FOR Great
Britain. passed out the Columbia October
a. just OF the mouth she epoke a pilot
beat. her officers stating that as the yea
sci was leaking slightly they would prob
ably make for Puget sound But a few
hours later the wind changed enabling
the Gertrude to make better time towards
San Francisco. ! think she made for
that port. from which she will doubtless
be reported soon"
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ARE ON ELIGIBLE LIST.
List OF Those who successfully
Took Civil Service Examinations
Is Announced.

The civil service commission yesterday
passed on the papers OF those who took
the recent examination for positions in
the civil and mechanical engineering de-
partments. These were the lucky ones:
Computers-E S. Secrest. l.. G. Coch-
ran, w. r, White, l.. G. whittlesey and
F. II. Hlnckley.
Mr.. Wheeler now fills the position.
Chainmen--Conway Thompson and ].
II. Painter.
Draughtsmen--E. =. Leppert and O.
Offerdahl
Mechanical engineers-1. G.. Severance
and Fl. f.. Knox.
Ftreman--H. q. Haines.
The commission will pass on the re-
mainder OF the papers next Monday
night.
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Nsne Inspectors Report.

e~c'sl Disgasch e. the post-rute,,irenrnr
.. .AsAMA. Dec S--stssa Coal Mine IN
~ 1920 y Owcn has collected nearly
~ W aAsa from which he will prepNre
~ ssnrasi report 70 the legislature. The
49,. VII include COMPREHENSIVE sta
- r ..rH' every eeal mine which In be-
&C., she1 w the state. So far Mr.
- nss not outlined any xucKe-tions
~ san which he Will recommend
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Robert A. ClAry. the mining engineer
81 this city. win leave In few. dNYs for
Mckee IN the Interest Of the GuxEen-
helm Exploration Comp any. - New York
which operates extensive mir nx ans
smelling enternrises IN MeNleu and South
America. Mr. ClAry received hts training
ia the mining department Of toe MasSa-
ohusettr institute of technology. a school
n irtnrnaflonA rccufA tim
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wENATcHEE NEWS NOTES.


Special Dispatch to the Post-fntelligencer.
IA wENATCHEE, Doc. Sat the city eiec-
Non yesterday the saloon ticket was
elected to a NANNY. Y. Rarey. Jake NIL
ler and a. r anderson were eleoed as
treasurer The temperance ticket was
entirely showed under.
MIR. Charles MacNeil - dangerously Ill
town.
The wenatchee DrNmatic Club win pre-
sent the drama Above the Clouds" on
Christmas eve.
Thirty-flve homeseekers from Dakota
arrived In Wenatchee yesterday. Some
are going to the Sound. some VIII Iocas Q
in the valley, while some few Will go to
the Bid Bend and Colviile countries.
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ro..,ana Paper Suspended.

yANCOyVER r. c. DC. N.-lThe EVEN
tns Record, OF Rossland. n. c. has ceased
pt,Hfleatlon II was established tn iSS
Sv yll,lan X Esiing. and was the Ode &
dsftv newspaper In the K0otenay distr e.
n tx sstd that the suspension % the Rec
ara Il dus to the stand {; teok during the
sifS,n-tana mining strike last winter.
Thts resulted in a boycott, from which
IL il stated THAI the Record never rscov-
a4nA
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Master Held Binmeless In Wreck Of
the Steamship Ctey Gland.

The Cleveland wreck inquiry, which has
been In progress for several days before
United States Marine Inspectors whitney
and I>ehners concluded Yesterday In an
exoneration Of Capt. W. H. yohpk. master
OF the vessel The boards findings are an
follows IS
I'm the matter OF the sfrsnding and
total loss Of the steamship Cleveland, near
Cape Rodney. Alaska, on October u, 1909.
Investigated December g. 1900 after care
ful Consideration OF the testimony We
hereby exonerate Capt. w. N. Johnk,
master Of the said steamship Cieysinnd,
from any blame In connection with the
lnas
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s.r.ial Dispatch 10 the observation-disclosures
q ss-s.slA DIV S-.Jsmes Doolitsle. a son
~, - ~, ~ fyvessnan W II Doohttic' while
~ Nssns saai ears az the Northern Pa
~ .ssh.ers this mornlng. fcli through
~ -, " we S,ster, or tho car into
III 49, 1922. sseee, distance os forty feet.
Is ~ 1881 W unconscious and taken
49, q. fannie raidack rssnitai MS
ss;,,,s Z barry erusheti. hut the pAy-
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ASSAY PLANT BURNED.


Special Dispatch 20 the Rost-Inteliigencer
CHESAw. Dec. s--A dispatch from
Bolster says that the assay establish
ment OF T. r. Robinson burned TO the
ground about noon today. The building
the center Of tho business part 81 the
town, and II was only BY the most per-
severing work thai tho town was saved
Tho loss IL heavy and no insurance. TIE
people will rebuild Immediately. There Is
no fire protection I'm the town and the
fire was subdued by hastily organized
bucket brigade.
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STEAMER DOLPHIN SAILS.


Steamer Dolphin. Capt q Brien, sailed
for Lynn canal last night with sixty pas
sengers. ten Of whom are for the Klon.
dixie. SIX or eight Juneau merchants and
business men. notably L. Goldberg. " W
TAYLOR. A. G. Van Doren and Or w f.
Mulholiand. took passage.
]. y. Wardncr. the veteran mining man.
left for the north to Investigate South
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inteliigencer
PORT OWNsEND, Dee, S.--rhe funeral
OF John II. Ryan was held yesterday In
this city. and was largely attended by
the friends OF the old pioneer. The flu
neral services were conducted by the Ma
tive Sons OF wzshin gton and tho Old Set
tiers OF Washington. The local lodge 81
Knights of Pythias was also represented
by a delegation Many beautiful horaf of
ferings were presented BY friends
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..,~,.r Enter. Reaidence.

rsTny-aE Dec. 2.-The residence Of
Y. g slaght. an AGED widow. was
p,s,srixed last might. and $50 In cash.
: snW watch and chain and some vail
~ eaovys taken. Mrs. Slaght was
sssv frona home at the time. All the
wopessy taken was n trunk, wnch
s.sts1 There II no clew TO the robbers.
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sent % R.form school.

Special Dispatch 90 the Post-fnteiligcncer
PORT TOWNSEND. Dee. S--Litte fl-
Han Lewis. aged Is years, was yesterday
ordered committed to the state reform
school by Superior Judge James G. Nc
Clinton. The order was made In accord
anre with the wish OF the gtris mother,
who stated that she had used all means
10 control har damghter Without avail
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Special Dispatch 20 the intelligence,
9EpRo- WOoLlEY. Dec S-~The down
election In Hamilton resulted in the elec-
tion Of the nominees ~ the Citizens
ticket from top TO bottom. Following
are the names OF tho ofhcors-etect.
Mayer. +. Z. Wyman. councilmen. J. X
smith. George A HsnSeD. A r. Richard
son. Josiah jones and A. T. Wilson.
treasurer 7. Yunehlufh.
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bertha McAuiay Yesterday esmmsncei
action for divorce from Apgus MaAstay.
- xtern shs was married N Seattle dur
ing fsss sne alleges that her husband
dpes not contribute % har support and
aeks that she BE- given DEGREES % ahAo-
Ruu.
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s.xT. Ana surTs DISMISSED.
weasel May ne Pat On the seattle
g,na Caaai Hua.

Thu libel suits Instituted against the
s+esry,er santa Ana after her return frora
tn. Horfh ten days ago have hern ais.
missed Today oF-fcmorTo~ ehe VIII t'aft
for san FrAnrtscu. carrying Scai ana
general Tnarehapdlsc-
N h not Improbable that the santa
Ana will socn be placed On the seattle
LYNN canal run. Charter nrgvtis tions 70
this end have beer IN prosf's@ Tor ssF-
erai week
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Steamer Al-kk Capt Nicolaon. Salad
for Lynn canal last night Win ~ tnns ~
rret.ht ana ~ passenger owina 70 the
ysrs that heT cargo incissdNs abopt 10 tons
81 giant powder snd either axplosIEea-
THE remainder % the cayGo essfnpFises
500 tons 81 coal consigned - the Tread.
well mine. and general merchandise.
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Takes Forty Passengers and 1000
Tons of Cargo

The Great Sorthsrp's Oriental steamer
10 the Pacific Coast buHktrr Yesterday
and began taking on coal preparatory 10
sailing tomorrow
s.ngers mostly Japanese and Chinese.
Her cargo consists OF s.e,o tons Of -Four.
cotton. beer and general merchandise.
Much az the Hour IL PACING COAST pfoauct,
and the cotton comes from Texas
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Richardson, appellant, an action in eject
ment.
The superior court OF Spokane county
was affirmed In the case of John III.
Griffith ct al. respondents, VIZ. Nathan b.
Rumble ct al, appellants
The superior court of King county was
affirmed in the case of Pacific National
Bank. of Tacoma, appellant, Va. San
Francisco Bridge Company, respondent, an
action on a promissory note.
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The posf-Tnteiiigencer has serused the
exclusive right for wsshSngfSn to fsant,
NcNally Cas- latest folder map %
China and Asia These may be secured
at Post-Inteiiigenoas business offices 81
- csnts each.
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Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures.
OLYMPIA, Dec SC w. Maynard.
state treasurer-elect,. has appointed as his
deputy Fl. F. Nichols, OF Hunt Junction,
Walla Walla county
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two PAGE magazine. setting forth the adj
xhnfages ard wonders OF the state Of
Washington from an agricultural ard
Horticultural standpoint. II is fully H.
Illustrated with halrtouA cuts snd g hllei
with matter Of interest TO hnmsse~k er L
Copies are 20 be had al the local Office OF
the Great Northern
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For a real swell dinner
CO TO the Rainier-GrnDdc Afa