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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-18
Ell PASo CARNIVAL.
The Mystic Shriners Paraded and
There Mna a BuIl Fight NJ .Innrrz

The Mystic Shriners Paraded and
There Was IA Bun Fight at Juarez.
' III Paso, Tex S, January 1.-THE mid
winter carnival has thus far suppl ed
ample entertainment for e. Paso's 5000
guests from Texas, Mexico. Arizona and
Anew Mexico. Toby the trades splly
parade was held md tie Wis ting I'D
local Mystic shriners paraded, some atoot
and some on donkeys.
ms ternoon the queen Of the carni-
val Ind hef court attended tie bull tight
IN Juarez as guests of Governor Ahuma-
ia OF Chihuahua. Several thousand spec
t"sors occupied tae ample theater to
witness the lsht
lem rrow tne blooded stock exhibit
opens and at night gorgeous street pa
T4de viii be held.
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Douglass vs.. E. A. Blount, ct al, from
Liberty; Specially Furniture Company vs..
w, H. KIN sbury, from Anderson; Wal
Ter County vs.. Keet McDade, from Wal
Ter; Mrs. ]. NJ, Hillen VS.. w H. Williams
from Rusk; j. w. Coleman VS.. j. w.
Florey. from Rusk.
Cases set for submission January 81:
John p. Davidson VS.. J. A. Oh ney ct al
Fl ON Nacogdoches; S. H. Matthews VS.. q
\. Blount ct al, from Shelby; F. G.
Brincefleld vs. R. L. Allen, from cal
houn; Henke G Pilot VS.. William
st cey frcm Liberty; Ell Van Wormer
VS. Tom Williams ct al, from jefferson:
Yves ern Union Telegraph Company VS..
Salie Burgess, from Jefferson: j w.
Stephenson ct al VS.. Tn on Seating Com
pany, from shelby; S. 7. Robb VS.. H. L.
Robb, from Trinity. .H--l-
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Senlte bills came up as the regular
order and Murrell moved that the rules
be suspended and senate bill NO. be
put upon tOs second reading. The bill
amends the stock law to include Cooke
county among those to whash the hog law
applies The bill went to third reading
and passage on suspension Of the con-
s.iuh.fonal rule.
Senate bill No. 20 transferring Drval
county from the Forty ninth to the
Twenty eighth judicial district, came up,
ana ON molten Of WilTscy, the rules we're
suspended and II was passed
GreenHoo1 announced than commi tie g
on Judiciary M. / desired that his libel
bin be printed and that the committee
be allowed duIither plme for consdera-
N0n OF 1t. Granted
Debate on the Substitute for the Row
land blll prohibiting private games OF
| cards, begun yesterday, was resumed An
amendment by Stollenwerck exempting
! games OF cards In residences where FAINT
| hes reside ana a substitute BY Moore o.
| Travis. eXemptng saIal games OF cards
| for pleasure were before the house
| Moore Withdrew HIS substitute. Stolen
! w9rck Withdrew his original amendmen
and offered one more explicit, his in
| tention being TO exempt private care
games nor pleasure.
Bridges offered q substitute striking
out the enScting clause, saying enough
time had been spent in debate on ia,
hill and tina, Vt should be killed. Thu
substitute was tabled.
Fears offered a substitute for STOLEN
wercks amendment, but il was t3ble ed
11urmond moved TO indefinitely post
pone she bll1 Lost.
Satterwihlte moved the previous ques
ton and 1T was SO ordered
S'tollenmerck's amendment was adopted
The bill WAS engrossed n ayes, is nays
Senate hill No. SO, fixing the time O
holding court i'm the Twenty tldi
oial district was called up by 1lhurmonc
and, under a suspension of the rules, wa
passed.
Ackeman was added 10 the comnhbte
on towns and cities.
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aecordance with law. In order to arrest and
BRING 90 justice men VINO nave oaaaea IT,
Ee.aer Tor the purpose OF cOiLIusst.ns ToySeiy
or otHer Ieion.es, anu 70 prerent the eAeeu-
ton OF tle laws, lAe o.nt ers, non-commls-
s.Uled ofncefs ana priya.es Of sad Iorce may
accept the services OF such e.t.hens as spall
vO.unteer 10 AID than, Dul wAile 20 engaged.
suen elt.zens snail not receive pay iToAn "a
Sgals for such services.
Sec. IL. When sad force. or any member
or members shereof snail arrest any persons
charged with tnc commission OF a criminal
onense. they shall iortnwth convey said
person TO the coalty where he or they stand
charged with the commission Of an offense,
aud shall deiiys> am or them TO the proper
ofncer, taking his receipt therefor, and nli
necessary expenses thus incurred Will be pad
py the state
See. 10. The governor aud sdjutant general
snail cause TO be made suth regulations for
the government and control Of he organlza
tlon herein provided for, and for the enlist
ment and employment OF the non-comm.s-
stoned officers and priyates, as they may
ueem Necessary, to the end, that the force so
provided shall be tE effective as possible.
Sec. a. All laws and parts Of laws. both
General and special. n cunhi7t with the pro-
visions OF this act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 10. The fact that the Revised Statutes
are indefinite and that defect exists IA
taat the prlyaten OF said force have no au-
thoriiy TO execute criminal process, ere
GteA an emergency and an imperative pub
lie necessity that the constitutional rule re-
curing bills 10 be read on three several DAYS
De suspended and that this act take effeei
and be In force from and after It's passage
ana l, Us so en9cted.
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SENATE BILLS.

Bills were introduced as follows:
ny Standardization a uniform test
anu uniform day for holding plmary
elections by al political parties In this
State.
BY Goss-Fixng venue In county OF de-
fendan.s residence In suits on writer
contracts,
Ny Goss--Providing payment Of school
teachers who taught in G,eer coun,y in
1895 and 1896.
BY Goss-ro define unlawful sutcr-
course.
b. McGee--Dehning burglary, so as to
class a. burglar one who enters a
house and remains concealed until niRht.
BY Paulus-Plesoribing punishment for
sherlfls who appoint moro deputies than
are allowed by law.
b. lloyd-pro, ding COR the estitt1
OF public health; prohibiting he sas OF
adu terated foods, and the mixing of
poisonous and Injurious substances.
senator WI on introduced jont reso-
lutlon amending tho constitution pre-
serihins slS-year terms for school
trustees.
BY McGee-Authorlzing the comptroller
20 drsw his warrant In favor of any
county, city or town for any money re-
m3lning In he State treasury after he
Obligation for which same was %. d into
ne state reasuev has been paid on.
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Courtat Cou.a

~ enter Texas. January l5.-The Grim
cal a uoSAet is on call in the district
,ra 49, 'n's morning. No cases of much
,.ApOr'snce TO try this week. excent tbe
trapsse o. =; l. Borders ct al. which were
The cssss rom San Augustine county.
faction H. ss" out OF the Borders Wall
ne Honeycutt case Is sci so 1,
u me NTH week of court r MONDAY
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suit Against the kat,

Sherman, Texas, January
evening in the district court, =;
filed suit for 100000 against lns
Kansas and Texas railroad q Y
leglng that while In the el2I Y.
defendant company as tool "; |.
was severely Injured throusp :
pany's negligence.
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for support and d detlne the duees o.

for support and TO define the duties OF
trustees.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING in cases OF
aeductisn, where marriage follows, and
ne couple live tcgetner Ave years there
shail be no prosecution.
L BY Thorp- Amending the law relating
10 the sale AMI lease OF ptsblic free sshool
and asylum lands.
BY ClAidcsk and clements-JTo reor-
gnniSe tae liweniy4seyenth and Thirty
hfth judtciai districts.
by Boyi-Flxlng q penalty for selling
liquor IN prohibited districts.
hy Mickey and Napier--Relsting to
appeals from final Judgments Din justice
cOurts
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purIfx 'e ~ should be used to enrIc, ana
bIaeS the blood; it cures ali forms "' ~
feysr. disorders. is especially useful In
blsetha.ssAi n eruptions, boiis pimn,es
eyery n sa serofula, salt rhenm s srd
and syt tsnm q blood lmpur.ty, II is a ssfe
stree. A. T. kiesling, druggist, sos Main IN
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Thirty-dve Years-and,
MURDER AT SAN KsTOa'
Sohn Grimsiuger's Head Crusi4
Body Mutilated

San Antonio. Texas, JanuarY Y
morning at on early hour tasa8|
m0tilated body Of John Grinsa
well known b rtender, was i'as|
near the Aransls Pass railroad 4
tie corner OF M rates and Sal
streets. The head had been q 4
a number of blows ron some ~
pie ment and from where the "a
found there were b God staiHi
street leading TO his late :ssida1
About the time the body va
cred flames broke cut in CT
residence. but the fumes weH
uished before any great dsniF|
done. On the floor there W.
stains and in the house was III
cles of bed clothing stained y
Two arrests have been made
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railroad CON mission OF Texas to make II
police rules aal regulations which could
be lawfully made by the legislature o.
Texas 10 secure prompt. quAte AID
eff Client service over the railroads In this
SAFE r
Favor bly, on bin BY Davidson o. I,e
w IL max ng maximum penalty fine Ot
5000 for violating police regulations Of
the railroad commission.
Judiciary no. 2.
Favorably on Vince er's bill amending
the statutes With reference to appeals to
COUNTY courts.
Fayorably on bill by Harris Of Hunt
re.ating to execution OF judgmen 9 n
misdemeanor cases where punishment Is
assessed at peeun-ary fine SO as to ex-
Jed ira sper alton II IS .ners to
poor farm instead Of ten-days' sen .enee
IL jail
Fayorably on Millers bill mixing &C.
complies and accessories principal u
tenders
Fayoraby on Hangers bill requiring
charge to be made 10 n iury n cnm4tal
mlsdl meano. cases up0n request.
fpyOrahly on Turner b.l nf6gld ny
punishment for tarelts Of blaekm8iling
duplicating third parties.
FsvorabIy on Miller's bin authorizing
the summonng Of jurors in special
person
Fayorab on Pattersons bill prohibits
/ ing blacklistlng OF borers.
Agricultural Affairs.
! Fayoraby on Lloyd s bill prescribing
thai fl ty pounds shan he The stdnda d
bus ei In the measbrt men; OF peacLea
and nftyaye pounds az the standard
bushcl for tomatoes.
Insur nee. Statistics and History.
Fayorably on bill by Hanger ANA Miller
CT ating the office Of State fire marshal
rand defining the duties Of said officer.
Education.
| Favorably on bill by Savage applying
| TO the North Tex s normal college at
Denton the statutes governing the Sam
| Houston normal.
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sENArE CoMMnTnREs.

serate committees today reported bills
as TO lows:
Judiciary No. l.
Fivorably on bi | by Davidson OF Gal.
weston providing for the app6!n ment OF
special county juS es where the eount,
udge Is d squalined.
Fayoree on bll b Davidson of CAL
weston authoriz ng railroad companies ;,
~eqa.re rig OF way for reducing grades
or shortening lines.
Fayorably on bill by Harris Of Bexar
pc uniting foreisn corporations 10 Ale
their charters in Texas when 500 coo Of
capital stock has been paid ia.
Fayorab!y on McGees bill authorizing
hluactions to say levy proceedinss
where party claims the property IA no.
subject TO the writ, and providing method
OF procedure
Wayorabiy on Grinnan's bill reQuirsns
the payment of taxes on property helJ
under the ten-year limi alton aw.
Favor bly, on bin by Davidson Of d
Witt authorizing and empowering the
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"a vour druggist cannot supply you, send
80 DO and we will express bottle to you,
IN cI1sraes prepaid. Be sure and give Us
~cnr nearest express ofhce.
i. {. AVER CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Our book on TAs Hair Free.
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KBNNEDY's BILL posrpoYEp.

Tho bill by Kennedy Of Limestone prohib-
ting the ISSUANCE OF passes by railroads 30
any persons except employees Of railroads and
reducing passenger faro to cents mile
all but went by the board before the com
mlttee on internal improvements. Judge Per
kins Of the Cotton Belt and Judge Proctor
fare reduction and suggested certain exemp-
ton 10 the anti-pass feature and at the
close OF their remarks Kennedy confessed
mat he was dubious about the wisdom Of the
oil. on motion Of McSeans, action on the
Dial was postponed
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STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
The committee on education made the bill
establishing a State industrial school special
order for next Thursday week.
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g A . II g Ia K "A.
Bsarsth \, The Kind You ham Always Bought
Signature II A<Hzl1ss
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Law. Advice free. suits pfoau-
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Gee SO Third avenue. opposite
Pubic Library Phone Main 100
}. n nall. i'll. - RoRwsll Block.
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General practice tn all the courta
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collections etc tu6-i Mutual Life
buildlnE Phone Main lts.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
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, 4 KELLOGG. - haIi-Y nu.ialug
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W .. AABuTH. so,A Pacific blk.
A s MACDONALD. 900 nurse sd
Root. Palmer a Brown. Pioneer bid.
y e eoSONER az Hansr bldg
LYMAN = KNAPP. 10 Haiisr bldg
@ WARD KEMP. ~ burke bldg
) , DOUGLAS 600 New York biz
RICHARD osborn. ius-s. :. = hk
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HORACE PETER. ti5 N.W York bk
Pred q Peterson. 30 Nutuai flfa.
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At recent meeting 81 the West
ern Central Labor union. Gordon A.
Rice was elected chairman.
A communication was received
stating that prominent shipouiid-
ing arm In Seattle IL advertising In
the East for 300 ship carpenters and
500 iron workers. The communies-
ton called the attention Of the union
10 the fact that this action IL plain
IL part OF a plan to food Seattle with
mechanics Of this class. and to there
by force down wages. The secre-
tary was Instructed to telegraph the
facts to the American Federation Of
Labor headquarters in order to
checkmats the project.
Committee on organization report
ed good prospects for forming a
union OF shoemaksrs In this city.
The report vas accepted as progress
sive.
The executive committee reported
having arranged for bonds In the
sum Of 500 each for the secretary
and treasurer.
The executive committee. together
with Delegate Sommer, Of the clerks,
was instructed to wait upon certain
furniture houses I'm regard 10 their
employment OF japanese.
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Delegate Gill. Of the Sailors, called
attention to certain Objectionable
features in the arbitration bill adopt
ed al the recent labor congress and
now before the legislature. The sec
Rotary was instructed to notify the
representatives % organized labor at
Olympia Of the unions refusal 10
iBdarse the bill. because Of its in
herenf weakness, which In ths opin-
ION OF the union made 10 possible 10
take advantage Of organized labor
under rs provisions in case ths bill
become a law.
In the next edition Of the Union
Record the following news items will
appear.
The members Of the Waitressss'
union are looking forward with
lleaa1ra bic anticipation 70. and max +
lng great preparations for, their ball
a. Arm0ry hall March &c. Their ball
last year was a grand success, and
their determination that this years
event shall surpass the FIRST one IT,.
g. aav the Least. setting the standard
Of BAH giving rather high. But II IL
Fon rally believed that the girls are
equal ~ the undertaking.
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lection against falling glass and de-
brls.
Ths work 81 a fireman IL at all
times hazardous. but especially -
IN the winter. An engine OF truck
may slip ana upset Such an acct
dent happened recently In Seattle.
when AZ engine overturned and two
men were injured Turning corners
with heavy trucks. the men must
run with the machine. as ia the old
en- days. and steady u to keep II
from sliding or oserturnlnE.
After arriving at a FIRE. the fire
man IL In danger every minute. lie
calmly takes risks on tutterins
walls and over merry furnaces that
make the ordinary man shuddsr. IL
scales diEzy heights on swayinE
ladder. dragging a heavy hose with
hirn. lie stands at the top u n high
ladder and chops away at a window
while flames shoot from the window
next him. with a stream Of water
playing on the sputterius. spiteful
flames. he works. Drawing the fear
ful heat. while the water vets him
from head 90 foot. a lsw minutes
later he Is out Vi the cold, bleak
wind. with his clothing hanging C.
him sodden With water.
Falling wallis. roofs and floors
and occasional explosions. add ex-
citing and dangerous incidents e
the work IN fires In factories. ex-
ptoslun and clouds Il uaxIous gases
and vap0Fs often minEls with thf
striinR smoke and Increase the dan
gers - the hour.
The time spent in the engine
/ houses is not ore uf entire rest. for
there l. a great deal - work q
/ Be done around an engine hntrsr
| Everything from cellar % garrett 4
kept syick and span. and the task II
keeping everything clean and In or
| der j. no small one.
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typographical union held In this city
two years hence.

Typographical union held In this city
Two years hence.
Next Thursday the clerks union
attn give an entertainment in q. =.
II hall collins building. Ia cslehra.
tiun Of lie first anniversary. T.
those who have had the good for.
tune to 81 entertained bY the clerks.
e i not necessary - say that a good
time awaits those Nhn attend The
growth Of the Seattle Retail elerks
union has been almost phenomenal.
and the success Of its plans has been
most gratifying
There e a confusion % sentiment
among unionists concerning the arb
itratian btu Endorsed ~ the state la
hur congress There are tftnae who
claim thst It's enactment into law VIII
make arbitration - labor disputes
In Washington compulsory. Others
bold that the bill only provides FOR
arbitration after ali parties concern
Ell have asked for II,
Application has been made % the
national Officers - the Women :
League OF buyers foF a charter IN
Seattle. This u a matter that should
D. pushed right along. The wives
ard daughters OF Seattle unianNts
are loyal 70 the principles % union
lem. and q buyers. league viii give
ghem a chance 70 prastieally demon
strste their loyalty.
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MATTERS OF INTEREST
TO MEN WHO WORK

alton companies. They hesitate At
nothing To get business for the =
roads Many working men viii be
deceiving into coming 10 this city.
hoping 70 better their condition.
Seattle printers are getting amhl-
tious. a move IL on foot 70 have the
convention OF the International
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REAL ESTATE
stn another Ballard snap.

An interest In shingle mill. 81, 600
pay YOU 10 investigate this at
once. Call on W, VI. PETER A
CO, Ballard, Wash.
TWO lots at Green Lake, cheap. n
taken at once
bne acre convenient to car line
wei improved. will exchange for
inside property.
q. EGGLER A co. 1904 sra ave.
Green Lake property acres fine
Garden land, cleared, running Wa
ter, one block from car line.
| GREEN LAX + property a spectattv
j. y, Wallingford, ROCKWELL bldg.
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MIGHT HAVE
BEEN MURDER
Pistols We're Used In the Bon Ton
Saloon Fight.

Murder vas narrowly axefted In
the Hon Ton saloon on Pike street
and First avenue laEt night
About ? O'Clock A. ~ Anderson
a tRllor and Ralph Cook. engaged
Anderson drew revolver ard
hred at cobb The bullet Franed
the front Of his Nsst and passed
through the palm u his left hand
Several persons who witnessed the
shooting separated the tWo men.
This morning Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Grfith issued a complaint
charging Anderson With intent 60
commit murder. A warrant Tor the
arrest of Anderson Sas Issued BY
Judge George.
fHHHaa
Maaguerads hall. cake walk ard
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q = G0yERSMENr GOODS
blankets. s. q. pralackrts 3.
pants. SD. shelter tents ". navy
white undrrel athtnK. suit. 81 cost
the government SO wool suR.
500 navy hW enteTh. e. %. watch
eapa. ztc rubber blankets OF pom
ehoH 81 3. XIX. lzra Flrut ave
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nusINra. onANoL. oonllaaoa.

EXCHANGE.
Livery. feed and transfer buHuraH
with horses. hHFuefH. wagons.
HlelEhH rte
lIpuHr of q rooms. large barn. lot
SGstQa feet la hrufi ~ nue Of the
best towns iu WuilH WaUa valley.
VIII exchange Tor Seattle city
property 90 acreage.
D. /. WILSON a. co.
Tel Main ats 5lt washington blk
KNOWN placer aiggIuva iu AIaHkn.
viii locate the right party advHuz
cling tl5O toward expenses city
references furnished. Address
It0N a. this office
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4 Railroad Trick.

a recent arrival from Minnesota
informs the Union Record that In
81. Paul and Minneapolis men are
parnding the streets with banners
Inscribed. Ten Thousand Working
Men Wanted IN Seattle, Wash. Good
Wages for An This 10 the same
cid perennial trick Of The transport
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winter night. CLANS. eiang.
goes the gong at the nre engine
house. ana a dozen sleepy men turn
Out II rcd instantly. AZ the side OF
each bed is pair OF short ooots-
over them are the legs Of trousers
The men sleep In their blue nannei
shirts. II Is the work OF an instant
Il slln the feet into the boots. pun
Ip the trousers, and jump while
the horses are getting ready TO 20
s,ug. The fircmen nnish drsssing en-
retta 70 the fire. sometimes they
rna-are TO change their boots for
lYnver ones on the way.
III the FIRE Is near the engine
fense they frequently start to WORK
hatf-ciad. and shiver In icy weather
see thing never forgotten IL the
+ zvy helmet. necessary as a pro-
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LABOR MARKET
WELL SUPPLIED

The Seattle Free Employment bu-
reau during February secured III
places for women and 5o2 for men,
making = total ~ ~. as against rs
for February last year. when 7ii
positions we're ohtalnsd for women
and 81 for men.
Labor Commissioner Grout says
that labor 10 coming IN freely. and
u Is yet a little too sariy for the
outward movement o. Alaska and
the country. tie does not expect
- great scarcity Of labor this
year as last because more working
people are coming into Seattle.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT OF rlrLE.

OSBORNE. TREMrER a co. me.
Abstract company tatahllHhtd
1855 Mining claim abstracts Base
mrnt af the Mutuel Life building.
Booth -WhltilesrY Hauford AhHua,t
Co. established ltts. basement uf
Halter block Telephone Maln 1876
aEAIILL An.tt..l . !. s. LLk