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Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17
Notice.

To rent, house with between twen- ty and thirty acres of land under fence. Two large corrals; windmill and plenty of good water; 55OO gallon tank Fruit trees, chicken house and other buildings. Situated about three fOurths of d mile south of town. The most desirable and healthy To- cation in Globe.
 Parties wishing to rent can get pos session al once.
 Apply to the BELT office or to the proprietor, Mas N E. TREvILLIAN. Union made cigars at the
 GLOBE DRUG STORE.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Wanted: Second hand furniture.
 Los ANGELES AUCTION Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Adjutant Fannie Fields, of the Sal vation Army, will speak, on Sunday night, from the subject of "A Thou sand and One on a Spree.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Dr. Mosher makes tine new allumi. mum lised rubber plates for artificial teeth.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Snow Flake flour makes fine light bread, a large supply always on hand at Sultan Brothers
 Dealers in everything.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

!. F. Coleman. from SOnoma, Cal, has taken position with Mir Butler in HitchcockS drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

If you don't think we are right on gents furnishings, give us a call and be convinced. SULTAN BROTHERS.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Great reductions in Dimities, Lawns Swisses and all summer goods, at Old Dominion Commercial company.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

The ball given by Court Globe, No. 10, F. of A., last Saturday nlght at Odd Fellows hall, was largely at- tended and proved to be one of the most enjoyable social gatherings had in Globe for some time. The music was unusually good and the floor was filled with dancers until after mid night. Excellent refreshments, pre- pared by Mrs. 0. T. Taylor, were served on the stage. The Foresters is one of the popular orders in Globe, and its membership is growing.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

W. T. Wesson, Gholsonville, Va, druggist, writes: "Your One Minute Cough Cure gives perfect satisfaction My customers say it is the best remedy for coughs, calds throat and lung troubles. Globe Drug Store, Roberts < Peterson
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Denis Murphy of the Globe Meat Market, received bunch of prime beef cattle yesterday, purchased from Jake Lauffer of Pleasant Valley. The Globe Market is also supplied with fine mutton, pork and poultry; also fresh vegetables, eggs, butter, etc. Oysters are received every week, and flesh fish every Thursday morning
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Notice -Eyeryt in the furniture line at bed rock prices at
 c. w. TILLMAN's.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Gents and ladies pocket books and purses at Globe Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Wash silks, seventy five cent quality reduced to fifty cents, at Old Dominion Commercial company.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

For microbe killer and health re- storer, take Cream Rye. Sold at
 l.. c. WooDs'.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17
Territorial Far, Albuquerque, New Mexico
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, !
 Pacific system.
 BOWIE, ARIz Oct. :, 1901. J The Territorial Fair of New Mexico will be held at Albuquerque October l5 to l9, next Tickets will be sold at Bowie October II to IS, to Albuquer- que, for Si2.30, good to return until October 2l. F. E. DUDLEY, Agent.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Do not forget, the Globe Drug Store fills prescriptions day and night.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Buy your meats at the Globe Meat market, where the best of everything is kept. Orders promptly filled and de- livered in any part of town. D. Murphy
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Agent Geo. D. Corson and Wm. Futile, of San Carlos, spent Sunday here.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

John l.. Alexander was up from Thomas on Tuesday to look into his business interests here.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Pratt receives fresh vege tables twice week. Prices reasonable.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

pr. c. II. Mosher resident dentist, office over Hitchcock $ drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Frank Bauer has opened his butcher shop, to be known as the "City Meat Market,' and which will be supplied with the choicest meats tp be had He received d lot of fine beef cattle from Pleasant valley yeste rday, and is prepared tD serve customers in the best possible manner, He has hand some shop, centrally located adjpining the W. w. BrOOkner company, d Id |, well equipped to handle large trade Mir Bauer needs no introduction tp the Globe public, as he was formerly in business here and has many years experience.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

The choicest oranges, apples. lemons and nuts at H. H. Pratts.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Blue Princess made cigars at the GLOBE DRUG STORE.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

A supply of fresh cocoanutS at PrattS.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

The Los Angeles Auction Co. wants tO buy your household goods.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

You can find almost any domestic or imported bottle goods at Cafe Royal
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

A movement was started last week by the store clerks of Globe for shorter working hours, and pc tition circulated to have the stores closed at 7:3O p. m. except on Saturdays and pa, : days, was generally signed by the merc hants, only one or two refusing, on the ground that most of their busi- ness was done in the evening. On Tuesday night the clerks formed a union and elected w. D. Fisk tenn porary chairman, and D. w. Fuller secretary. The early closing arrange lnent went into effect last night
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

MT. Geo. ". Sliafer, formerly of Globe, has been in charge of the Saf- ford Lumber company's business al Stafford for the past month. and has been made manager. Mr. Shafer is an agreeable gentleman and we'll pleased with the valley and Stafford as home He visited Solomonville last Friday and paid his respects to the Bulletin by calling. The Stafford Lumber com pany carries complete stock of lum Der and all manner of building mate Rulletin.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Caulifower cabbage onions, ear rots and chili at Pratts.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Telephone Globe Drug store for day or night-"No 30 "
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Residence phone, No. 6o' GIobe Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Ifyou want cup of good coffee try our Magnolia brand of Mocha and Java.
 Sultan Brothers Headquarters for Fancy Gro- ceFieS.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

You have talked of shoes, you have read of shoes, you have tried shoes, but have you tried the celebrated Barton Br0s shoes ONE THOUSAND pair of these fine shoes have just arrived, for ladies, men and chiI- dren. ALL KINDS AND SIZES. Give us a call when in need of shoes.
 E. F. KELLNER X CO
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17
II. E. Church Services.

Sunday school at 10 "a m. Public worship and sermon, II Il, m. Senior Christian Endeavor, 7:00p. m. Song service and sermon, 800 p. m. Stewards monthly meeting Mon day evening 7:30.
 Prayer meeting Thursday evening 1:30.
 Choir rehearsal Friday evening I:30. Everybody invited, Strangers are cordially welcomed
 Union made cigars at the
 GLOBE DRUG STORE. For fine contecttons go to the Randy
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

ThoS. Fuller has developed flow of water al his Miami ranch by tunnel ing into the hill on the west bank of Pinal creek. A stream of water an inch and half in diameter shoots up four or five inches through a crevice in the rock. The flow has increased considerably during the past week, which encourages MT. Fuller to con. tinue the work in tile hope of devel. oping sufficient water to irrigate a portion of his fine land.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17
St. paurs Church Sunday School Rally Day

The annual rally day is next Sun day. The Sunday school will meet as usual at To o'clock, and roll call is ex- pected to show a full attendance of officers, teachers and scholars. The school will render program consist ing of songs, recitations and addresses between I and l2 o'clock. A new registration of men bers will be made and the Sunday school start upon a new year'S work. Everybody invited.
 Leave orders for bill posting at the Telephone office. Small bills, p cents per 100. All work properly done.
 ol0tf WM. WHALLEy, Manager,
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

For fine contections go to the kand. Kitchen.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

Union made cigars at the
 GLOBE DRUG STORE.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

The survey pf the North Globe toNnsite, begun last week, has been interrupted for two or three days by the sickness of the surveyor, A. G. Pendleton II will require nearly two weeks to complete the work The new townsitc joins Globe townsite oD the north aud extends down Pinal creek to point short distance below the Buffalo smelter. The south cor ner of the survey takes in portion of the Central school grounds.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

A rumOr was brought to town five days ago to the effect that D. s La. cey had died at his camn in the Sierra Ancha, Although Mr. Lacey has been in poor health tur some time, the re- port oi his death lacks confirmation and is not credited here Mir McFad den, who lives in the Sierra Ancha and was here this week, did not hear of il until he reached town, and thinks the rumor unfounded. We cer. tainly hope there IS no truth in il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-02
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CHARITY
Annual Meeting OF the Organ
ization Society Excel
lent Showing

The annual meeting Of the Charity
Organization Society % This city Was
held last evening tn the basement of
tho Plymouth Congregational
church. phe meeting began with a
supper at o'clock. after which Rev.
2 }, Mcdonald. president ~ the ao-
clety. introduced Rev " II. q. Tenn.
pie as chairman. Addresses upon
charitable work were made hy Rev.
w A. spsuidinK, Rev. J. 6. Tboma
and T. p. Burwell The treasurer =
report. read by ~. l.. Sixer. shows
that the society has received g. 55s
and dishursed o. SO In the past year
Secretary ThwinE reported that "a
cases had bsen given attention and
that about $500 has been spent at
tending TO as cases. The day nur-
sery has cost the society 1900 aud IN
the past six months about 100 chill
dren had been cared for.
New members 81 the sHecutiv.
council were elected aH follows
James Boutwell,. Or VIII A. shan
non. Mrs ) A. Gould. Mrs Howard
Lewis and Mrs s. a. Webster. The
annual meeting OF the council TO
elect secretary 20 succeed Or Clar-
snce Thwing viii Do held Thursday
Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-02
TUG SHELIKOF
Arrives in Port From the Salmon
Fisheries

The Pacific Packing and Nayiga-
lion Company cannery tender Shelf
kof arrived ia the harbor last night
with tho tug C. G. Cherry IN tow.
The shelikof Capt. John Ellison. g. a
large tug Of $50 horse power and dur
Ing the summer has been stationed
in shelikof Straits. There are three
companies with "a total ~ six can
nerieH located there They are the
Pacific Packing and Navigation
Company. tho Alaska Packing Assoc
sat1.n and HUNS Brothers A. l9ua-.
The season just passed has been
one Of the most successful ON rec
ord. The total pack-up 10 date a.
100 900 cnaea. The season commenced
May % and ended three weeks ago.
The salmon are stlll running
IN large quantities, but the cannerles
are shut down. M they cannot handie
them. This ia due to 81 shortage Of
supplies. especially cans. Boats can
not be found to bring the flsh south
Salmon run la q very erratic man
ner IN the waters Of ShelllSof straits.
During the early part OF the sum
mer they were scarce. but at pres
ent tho waters are fun OF them,
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OREGON
LIBELED
S2l5, 900 Demanded by Pas
sengers OF the Vessel
Last Nome Trip

Libel suits aggregetluE ssiSoo0
were yesterday filed against the
steamship oregon, They were instl-
tuted by the passengers. who came
down on the last trip from Nome.
Tho fret class passengers ask $500.
aud the second class $500 each.
The iibellants aiiogc that the rud
der % the vessel was la defective
condition when She sailed that the
supply ~ provisions Was insufficient.
and that she had more passengers
than her license allowed her To car
~ They also claim that the cap
tain refused Co transfer them Go the
steamship Empress 90 china when
they requested n.
Exception IL taken Co the amount
OF food given 60 passengers. They
claim that h was insufficient and ni.
thy. II Is also alleged that the state
rooms we're left IN a nlthy condition.
The writs were nlcd gor the pas
sengers hy william Martin. Of Mar
tin. Joslyn q Martin,
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old AS THE
MOUNTAINS
But the Freight Bill SwindIe Works
lust the Same

George Denton. a farmsr frtaTn
North Yakima. was last night made
the victim Of this time honor~d
freigh. bill swindle.
A clever sharper Induced Mr. Den
ton 10 lend him SO 10 pay a freight
bill The gentlewan from .softh
Yakima complied wt'h TIE request.
and was left guarding a pln OF
freight on the waterfront. while MS
newly made friend started 90 a wharf
Office to pay visionary on. Mr..
Denton watched the freight FER some
time. He began 20 grow suspicious
when some iongshuremen began 20
move the pile.
Denton told his story 20 the fscis.~
and detectives are working on fhs
case. 'Swede" Thompson was this
morning taken up as a suspect. bot
was soon released.
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and
SHIPPING

TheRussian bark Fahrwsil. was
pulled into the Oriental dock ycsteT-
day. 10 unload her cargo for tho Pa
clhe clipper tire. She has ss01 barrels
OF Portland cement brought 60 this
port from Hamburg
The steamer ASCENSION. Captain
Evans. completed taking her cargo
al the bunkrfN o. the Seattle Ware
house A. Terminal company and
sailed for san Francisco yesterday.
She had !. 100 tons Of coal
The steamship city % pusbla. Cap
tain Jensen. arrived IN port last
night from San Francisco She had
200 tons of general freight. com
prialng fruit. vegetables aud other
perishabies.
J y. Thomas. Of Dodwrli & Co.
leaves the Seattle once Of the com
pany tomorrow Go assume an impor-
tRnt position IN the headquarters a.
the company Of Tacoma.
L. T. Bssbe. formerly with bod
well & Co. has been appointed trans
portation agent for the Globe Trans
portation. lie goes on the next trip
Of the steamship Meteor TO take up
the new duties az Honolulu.
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story house az eS5S East Grceniake
boulevard. to cost $500. 10 Mrs. III.
II. Way Tor a two-sfory house al iol
seventh avenue south. 60 cost s. 600
% =. T.. PoarsonH. for one story
frame house at itst Seventh avenue
west. 20 cost $1,000 90 ]. Rigaua for
e two-story house az slS Ewing
street, 20 cost tsQe 20 Mrs r. -
Dawson for iia story frame house
eft iine Eighteenth avenue. 10 cost
N,Sla 90 r. =. pownie for a ~ story
frame house az ss1e Aurora avenue.
% cost $500. 90 r. O. Aulenbacher
for "A one story frame house az 1iBs
Ninth avenue west. TO cost ts0o TO
l. w. Grcenstrret FOR IA story
house Al $3.50 Wedding place Co cost
500 to EitHah beth r Thompson for
one-story house at EOS Twenty sec
ond avenue Ca cost 81 .0G0. 20 the Al.
tomato Telephone Company Tor a g.
story brick building az iii8-tH-iT
Martin Audgrh@rg for ia story
house az ttst Fourth avenue north
west. 10 cost 1900
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THE QUEEN

ne steamship Queen. Capt. Lloyd.
arrived from Nome at ESQ .. III. to-
eay. The Queen had an uneventful
southern trip. making u In the fast
tire o. s days q hours and Is min
ales On board were as passengers
90 treasure 20 the value Of $3.50 90.
Mthe latter Jafet LindeberE had the
Mfgest Individual portion. or about
h@.oqN. The Alaska Ban<ing and
sais Deposit Company had SIS 900
- the Bank Of Nome SIS. 900. The
hmalnd%r was divided among a
ssnoer Of passengers. United States
sarshais Bosh. Berkman and Wed
y were on board with four FEEDER
Hard.
N. Queen left Nome on sep.ern-
2. Az that time the Nome city
% s4l
Passengers on the Queen tell OF
aAaing the body ~ another victim OF
- phzzards The body was found
4 ne foot ~ a ciiff on EEtar creek.
moutary % Fox river. The body
ssas~ed no marks of injury and II Is
"s.,esef ina. b. died u starvation.
soar men were drowned near Port
s1is'y. short distance from Nome.
~ september ~ Their names were
Imam Hiltz. Richard Waidron. ia
.alpert and Joseph g. Wnkeus. The
sank. '''"
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CONTINUED from page on~)
lty Of the wealthy laymen.
Two New Bishops.
One Of tho most important func.
tiona win be the formation Of new
dloceaes and the selection Of biah.
ops. Endowed dioceaes elect their
own bishops. missionary bishops
are appointed. There are tao %
the latter 70 Do elected. the Bishop
Of North Dakota and the Bishop Of
Olympia. Wash.
Much interest IL taken by the
coast delegations ia the latter ap-
polntmeut Dr Clampest. Eector Of
Trinity church Of San Francisco.
formerly associated with important
parishes In the dloceses % Spring
field and Maryland. Is spoken Of ms
the probable appointse
in Golden Gate Park.
One Of the most impressive serv.
ices Of the sessions OF the conyen.
ton will be conducted al the foot
Of the Prayer Book Cross In Gold.
en- Gate park. when the delegates
will be impressed with the impor.
tant historical fact that the nrst
service Of the Anglican church In
America was held within sight Of
where the cross stands. on the gath
day Of June. A. - 1879. by a chap.
lain Of the feet commanded by the
fEmous admiral and freebooter.
Francis Drake-a generation be.
fore jamestown in Virginia. which
hitherto has claimed the honor. was
even thought Of.
Convention Features.
The big public service OF the con.
vention will be the missionary mass
meeting at Mechanics pavilion on
October The third Artillery
band and a vested choir Of 400
voices win furnish the music.
On the 9th OF October a recep.
ton will be given 10 the entire con.
vention The committee in charge
includes Mrs. William Alvord Mrs
w. n. Croker. and Mrs. Henry r.
Scott.
The headquarters Of the Woman
Auxiliary at the Clark Croker res.
idence. will be formally opened ON
the afternoon Of October 3.
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cd up. u was during HIS absence
that the prisoner was removed to
the lower cell. whore the alleged
horsowhlpplng took place. The &C.
lions of Mr. Corning have not been
criticized 20 far
The Council investigation.
Councilman Murphy. chairman oil
the police. license aud revenue com
miitoe. said yesterday that the ia.
yesiigatlon ~ the matter would be-
taken up by bis committee early
next week Tho councilman would
not express an opinion on the mrr
It's Of the case one way or another
A. the TRIAL this afternoon walter
s. Fulton appeared Tor tho proseru-
ton. assisted b. Attorney grimm.
y -. iiughrs conducted the defence.
The nrrt witness called war door
keeper Sincum ofthe gallery entrance
90 the Grand opera house. he teH-
tined that the three young men were
occupying seats which dtd not belong
90 them. ilc stated that the right
fui owners requested the seats and
he told the young men To VneafF.
They were impudeut Three times
hr requested the THO % move. but
they only grew more inrnlent. Fin
uiiy oHlcsr Leighton had 60 boz call
cd. re asked the boys 90 vacate.
whrrrupnn they used vile language
The officer sought 10 eject ono ~ tho
party. when be- wha attacked by tho
other two.
Mr Sioeum TESTIFIED that IN his
judgment ihc officer used hia hand
GUNS Nhen compelled 20 $50 No. in
order tu protect hlmHHif
Al time OF going Co press Mr. sio-
cum vas eth or the stand. Hts teH-
timuuy ls being roiuhatted At every
puint hY the defense
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SENATOR
One OF the Last Boats 10 Sail
for Nome This Year

The steamship Senator. Capt Pat
tcrson. will leave on her last trip for
Nome tonight az s O'Clock She viii
be followed Saturday by the steam
ship Queen. Capt. Lloyd. with the
exception Of the oaronnc. these win
he the last Nome aailinKr The Sem
ator has a cargo 81 900 tons OF gen
srai merchandise. Her passenger list
% nfty ia principally made up Of wo-
men going to join their husbands
There were twelve OF these who came
Ia from Portland yesterday. Among
others going up was Ma jor Booth. OF
the local qunrtsrrnsster Once. Airs
y. n. Stevens. wife 81 Judge stevens
o. Nome. Is going to Join her hus-
band. John r. Hiil and wife. who
have heavy mining interests IN
Nome. are going up 10 winter there.
Mrs J. +. Warren. wife Of the Nome
chief OF police. Mrs. wishaar. wife
Of the editor Of tho Nome News. and
her daughter. and Airs C. III. Nc
Pheren. with two daughters. are go
Ing north TO rejoin their husbands.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
DISTURBERS ON TRIAL
Interesting Case Up Before Judge George This Afternoon
Young Dickinson, Who Alleged Horsewhlpping by
the Police Among the Trio

with an imposing array OF wit.
nosses y. II Van Kuren. G. y. Van
Kuren aud Albert Dickinson ap.
pearud In the police court yesterday
afternoon 20 face trial on the
charge OF assault ana battery pre-.
ferrcd against Thorn by Police ON
Ger George Leighton. Owing 90 TIE
absence OF Witnesses required by
the prosecution the case was con
tinued until this afternoon.
A. O'Clock this afternoon the de-
PENDANTS. escorted by George w
Dickinson. father 81 one 81 Tho DO.
Pendants. and uncle uf che either two.
and many witnesses. again appeared
in court
\ searching investigation on tho
AFFAIR which happened at this Grand
opera house Friday might has been
made by Chief OF Police Sullivan.
and be- believes that Bis officers ala
only their duty. aud used no bru.
taliiy In dealing with tho trio that
committed the disturbance In the
theator.
Jsller Corning.
II WAS reported yesterday that
Jalier a. A. Corning ~ the Fe-
attlv police department was IfrH-
Ont when Albert psckiuaop Was
taken from the receiving cell ~ the
city jail Friday night. ana ,ail~Eed
o. have brcnl hotbewhlpped All.
Corning took young Dickinson to
the receiving cell after he had been
arrested. bat investigation proves
quite clearly that he ala not have
anything 20 do with him
Jailer Corning left Ia the patrol
wagon soon after the hoy was lock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-02
Theaters.


Tho Royal nox" drew crowded
house at the Seattle thoater last
night
II iu very nearly a nne.man play.
the other characters serving main.
y as toila FOR the principal
Every part however was filled
IN manner almost flaWleaa
II Ia the most artistic production
the Nolll company has given so far.
Mr. Noill'H role IL dinlcult one.
but his Interpretation loft no room
for adverse criticism.
The stage settings we're striking
~ handsome
Tonishta production viii be o..
car Wilde'a An Ideal Husband. q"
The curtain will remain up betwcon
the second and third acts In order
90 give the audience an idea OF the
work Involved IN the staging al
plays. such as those ot the NELL
repertoire.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

J. W. Buohau. aged "A. and Hat
lie Fills, g. both ~ Seattle. WIN.
Henry Gibson, aged 20. Of Salinas,
Cal, and MARY Matilda Hugs.ngg.
%. n Seattle. Andrew ~. Griswoid.
aged %. u Seattle, and Agnes Bovec.
IS, OF Burton, Wash. Bent Osborne.
ged -. and Petra Landaas. "a both
~ Seattle. Chas. Bert. aged q ~
Seattle. and Eta V. Prather. Al. OF
orc Bruno Max Mann. aged "a. and
Caroline Walsh. ~. both ~ Seattle.
Lambert Adhesion Thompson. areI
a. Of Ballard. and Bertha Jane John
Bt0n g. ~ Seattle.
G. =. Fountain. aged a.. of Port
Townsend, and Alma Keeling. 2s. or
Nevada. No. Claude r.. Gale, aged
a. and Miss Anna Potter. 20. both Of
Seattle, Henry Wallace Sheldon.
aged "a and D Reed. IS. both OF Bal
lard VIM. r. j. Hoizhouse. aged 20.
u Wenatchee. and Meta Walter
kearna. 20. Of Seattle. Lester Odds,
aged %. and Anna sather. ~. both
Of Seattle.