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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
S3O,OOO,OOO IN GOLD
FROM NORTH
BIG RECORD OF 1901
Nome Contributes s4,5OO000, and other Undeveloped
Districts Add to the Great Wealth Wonder
full Future Assured

producers have been Anvil and Dex-
ter. In the Golden Gate country. Dia-
c0very, Canyon. Iron and henson
have turned out weit
In the Fairhaven district the beet
results have been obtained from Pat
terson. Ismasuk. Potato. Gold Run.
Alder and Dome. The Council city
district showed up best In Ophfr,
Boulder and 5weetcake The closest
estimates on Candle creek give II only
$40. 900 this year.
The output Of other districts not in
cluded In these IN placed, according
70 the reports ~ returning pFoapec-
tors. az $1,000. 001. This grants 1850, :
900 10 the KouRarok country with
Dahl. Quartz, coffee. Boulder and
Harris creeks ia the lead. The Koy-
uknk country IL given 1850. 900 pro-
dueed mostly on Slate. Myrtle. Clara
Emma and Gold creeks. The latter
IL credited with $4,000
Tho Porcupiue district. with Me-
xinIey. Bear and Calhoun creeks. II
said to haze turned out $4,000
The Big salmon
The Big Salmon creeks Lake Dis.
e0very. Nugget Livingstone and
Moose--Rave their owners 825d 600
AfIln. not Included in the Klondlke
returns. Ia given $500. 900. with Spruce.
Boulder. Pine and Willow creeks
showing the strongest. Glenn Gulch
ana other sfrea ms Of Rampant pro-
duced $4,000 this year.
Thf closest estimate on the VALDEZ
output Is $4,000 Slate creek was the
best producer there. All other dia.
tricts not previously mentioned. are
credited with Il combined output Of
500. 600. This includes Mlnook, Eagle
Kushokwim. Topkuk. Tuttle and 9th
efa
The estimates show q total OUTPUT
Of S24 1900 for the kiondlke. 81. 500. 600
for Nome and $4,000. % for All other
districts. total Of $40 900. 600 for the
season Of 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

ne closing Of navigation on the
UPPER Yukon has ended The shipment
2 xpid out from the KIondike and
ssnasrsd some estimate possible OF
- simmer cleanup Of that coun-
~ Ihe Nome season being closed.
u accurate estimate Of the product
= mai district can also be made. Al
.apaEh no definite estimate can be
laas 81 the gold coming from dis
49, other than those included IN
u'e some and Klondlke countries yet
very fair summary can be made By
pe.s brought % this city by re-
aafnlng pgospeetors.
sz4.ooo.ooo From Dawson
q estimates from the KIondike
II saken from the oflcial records Of
~ gold commissioner e,esea &
n sgofi, where eertlhcatsa gsr IN tne
toia senl out must 81 obtained T-sts
ELI gives TIE ahIpfnsr,w tra,v
s,awhon up to October - =, I - 80
~ THIS does not lncl,sae 40 ~
e. s.kpsa out 70 Nay tsfofe he gata
r's.''lahlonef's rule wens issa esr..1 IN
s. MAJ The estimate u ~ et.s, ~. =
ssa ess there must r. addea s. nv
49, which has besn ans,,..ss wv. 49,
sssang she month of oetossr / ,' ~
FL nv total amonnf n sgt H.
-. these aguree are Indtsnss ,.'sg.
saaAe Al gold exported na,,ss 49, -. Z
s.s sI'lllcaie from the cola W, q.
.sl.. Office Or It Is subjee, 81 ~.
ID Il ~, 'aost productive stream. t.
~ n .'..a this year havs IN =
IN sasns =, Eidmado. Cola '' ~ e s.'s
iss hunkes Donialen' . Ieaa, SUI
eha'ee and Quartz. '''SOn'ns
=. ouipss o. ssms
se.ss : output Of the Nome a..
r.s sse % the Bank ' y niatrict,
n s'.. = si.seoooo. Or n. I'm, none, 4
resssA's'et e credited VIA III ~ - eoun-
Gsia ssg : district with In =. " 10000
sais With 1900. Foga.s. ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
Miss Erickson Dead

Mics Martha Aadern Erickson.
daughter OF PairomHn Barr, OF The
Seattle police force, died This morn
ing az the family residence. $685.
Wsillnsford avenue, Fremont The
deceased came here Sept. ! from San
Hernnrdino, Cal. hoping TO gain re-
lief from an internal cancerous
growth The funeral VIII be held
from the residence tomorrow at :
.. m. under the direction OF Butter
worth a Sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
Receivers Report

A. Forstouis, receiver in the eane
~ Abe Meyer vs.. the Seattle Har.
ness ard Saddierv Co. filed hlM re.
port with the county clerk this after
noon. The report states that the
entire property Of the defendant
company has been sold. realizing !
total % 80. E&0
After d%duetinw attorneys and ~.
ceiyer's fees. $500 remains which,
IL Is stated. will pay Is per cent II
claims against the defendants.
Judge TMlfmnu authorised the re-
eeEveF 60 proceed with Disturbing the
receipts from tins property. I'm &C.
cnrdance with the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
REFUSED LICENSES

The council police. license and rev.
enue COMMITTEES has refused 90 grant
liquor licenses 20 James Smith at
the corner 81 Terry avenue and Har-
rlhon street and 20 Paul II. Chaser at
the corner OF Milwaukee and Elliott
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

by Seattle chapter No. 4 70. A. NJ.
Seattle council No 6. r. e 3. NJ. and
Seattle cummnndery No. 2. X r.
The members Of shs city council
attended in a body. Many friends o.
the pioneer hotel man y ere aia1 urms,
eut. The floral offerings were ~ nr
elaborate nature and many beautiful
act pieces were displayed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
FUNERAL OF LEONARD DILLER

The funeral If The late Leonard
Iilier was held from Eiks HALL in th.t
Goimnn block at l o'clock this after
noon. The badly Was uncovered ln
the hall from > O'Clock Ia the morn
ing until the ftreral h9nr. The ser.
vices we're under the auspices ~ Fu-
rekA lodge, No. n. r. AMI a. NJ. The
remains we're escorted TO the grave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

element was committed on Canadian
territory the charge on which Come
missioner klefer VIII try him H. aa
q fugitive from justice. Daniels was
arrested by the local police as he
cnmp from the Portland, which arr
rived from Nome two weeks ago. tie
went overland from Dnwnun "a
Nome. Caratena Bros, Of Seattle.
hnd interests ia Tartsrh a co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
School Teacher Arrested

KIT 9. Dodnon, school teacher. near
Iiitzviila. has been arrested on q war
rant sworn out by Assistant United
States Attorney Cufhmun. DOdfon
IL accused Of embezziing SECS white
postmaster az Fisk, Mo. ITO has
been missing since February. 1900.
An Indictment was returned against
him some time ago by "a federal
grand jury In Missouri. He WAS in
cautious enough 20 write letters and
WAS located by means of them. Dep
uty Marshal Bulnger made the ar
Ygrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
MORTALITY RECORD

Margaret y. Eyres. the wife Of
Walter Tyres. died IN Tacoma Nov.
3 The body is now AT the Seattle
Undertaking pariora.
The funeral Of Charles v. Reid was
held from ButterworthH' chapel at
1880 O'Clock this morning.
l.. g. Cushman. aged 50 years, q
saw fler, who was injured at one Of
the local mills several days ago. died
at midnight In Providence hospital az
a result % his Injuries. lie leaves a
widow and one son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
Can Take the Flyer Now

The divorce HuIt ~ I.lllian A. Jones
against Charles II, jones has ended
in an amicabie division ~ the prop
erty. aud an unrwslatrd decree ~ az
vorce 20 thr wife. Mrs. Jones accuR.
ed her husband Of living with one
she world HH his wife he il now at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
SCHOOL BURNED

DENVER. Colo, Nov. s.--JarvaH
Hall military academy AT Mont
Claire. eight miles from Denver. a
school for boys maintained BY the
Episcopal church ~ the diocese II
Colorado. was burned 70 shs ground
last night. causing a loss estimated
at f-x ono
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
BOARD OF HEALTH
MEETS TONIGHT

The local board Of health VIII meet
NJ o'clock this evening In the off,ee
Of It's president. Dr. w. T.. Gibson
Ia the Bailey building. Contagious
disease viii be the principal topic OF
discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
Another Pioneer Gone

Mrs. Rose Mullany, another Of this
citys pioneers. died thir boz t
SVls Third avenue. The arrangements
TOT her funeral wiz b 80.
Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
nADE QUICK WORK
OF A BURGLAR

Harry Long, a young man. was
sAs morning arrested by Officers
xhltrick and Hubbard on charge
u bsrxtnry. Long was bound over
y answer In the superior court.
xi<A bail fixed at si00a. RE il ehmrE-
III WITH entering fh@ resistance Of j
= Lindsey. is07 Seventh avenue. last
azxht ana purtoining one hat and an
overcast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
TO PAY WATER RENTS
every Three MONTHS
City VIII Save Much Clerk Hire by Doing Away With
Monthly pan--k important Business Transacted
by Council-Up-Town Theater License

The city council proposes to enae,
legislation 80 that payment Tor city
water shall be made quarterly I'M
stead of monthly. An ordinances "a
lha1 effect MaA introduced ~ council
last night. Ii 10 Intended as an scon-
oinieal measure and since thr finance
committee IN many wayn has been
curtaillng expenses OF late. Il Ia con-
ceded that council will pass the bin
with little " any opposition.
II Is claimed that tho new bin will
save 70 the city about $500 a year In
salaries OF extra employees who are
necessary on account n evelvlng THE
water rates once a month. The kav-
tnk In stationery. such as receipts
aud notieea. ts an itcm worth consld
eFing. the committee states. Treas
urer kathbun says that already fully
ona-fourth OF the consumers are now
paying their renta quarterly.
" the new plan II adopted the wa
ter office Will be open for ak weeks
for payment OF rents each quarter.
beginning with the first day OF sanu-
AIRY. April. July and October, The
remainder OF the time the Office viii
be closed and n the rsnts are not
paid within the ak weeks. q penalty
90 50 cents will be added. The meter
rates viii he paid monthly an before.
The Boulevard Matter
Bills 20 repeal the North and South
Shore boulevard ordinances. were In.
trudueed and referred 90 the street
committee without 8ehat@.
The matter 81 reg adsn9 Union
street from Second % Eighth avenue
waa referred to Engineer Thomson.
who reported that II was ignpfaeii.
cable TO change the grade between
Second and Fourth avenues and
Seventh and Eighth avenues lie
suggested that between Fourth ana
Seventh avenues there be a resgmde
OF "a rer cent. which Will require
s-foot cut AZ Fifth avenue aud fiI
Of SIX feet at Sixth.
The matter of Fsfundsng so Of
sioe iicnnAa paid By &. j. johnson foe
bill posting la consideration IL I0hn
son guing uut ~ business. WAS finally
laid on the table after several at.
fempts 70 shift the proposition from
one committee TO another.
Tax levy ordinances for 1867 were
introduced In blank. They win b.
passed next Monday night.
Five arc ilEhta werw ordered placed
on Fourteenth avenue south.
The ordinance was passed making
u unlawful 10 leave any trapdoor In a
sidewalk or sIaw 81 a building open
except when In actual use and then
Some competent person must guard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
STILL AT 1T

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Nov. s.
ASSISTANT Judge Advocate Hanna
ssnslnned bis arguments Tits morn
Id Ia me sehiev court OF inquiry. He
said but one explanation Of the retro
uxas movement ~ given In sehley's
Dispatch was the inadequacy OF the
coal supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
IN THE COURTS


Mar Andrews. accused Of grand
nrr<ny, was discharged this MORN
hF w Judge He'll on a WRIT 0f habems
faEpHzs because she bad been held Ia
mi = days ince the niing Of the
5sfurmMfson without a trial.
A, new Information was already
prepared for her ard she was
rxanpsly rearrested. The charge IN
mb0iHg a man named voIiner of a
kQnslaerahle sum uf money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
Isaac r. Blekiord Dead

Isaac r. nickford. aged e. years.
died at isaa Twentieth avenue this
morning. The body IL Ia charge ~
Bonney and stewart. The siecsa mss
leaves = widow and two SONS or.
- =. Bsckford and Arthur r. nlck-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

Especially iH the asphaitlDg OF the
FIRST hin behind time and the con
tractors have asked three months
extension ~ time. The cancreting Is
~ blocks ahead of the asphaltlng
This IL due. u In claimed. to the fact
that the contractors cannot lay the
asphalt rapidly enough But two
steam rollers and one gang IL en-
pioyed IN laying the asphalt when II
r. said twice that force II required ii
keep along with the concrete gangs
Chairman MuldooH of the street
committee declares thatf rom now on
no extension Of time will be given h
contractors unless the very best rea
sons are given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
Small Fire This Morning

A small FIRE started near one of
tho boilers IN the Lilly Bogardus
Flour MN at the foot Of Main street.
this morning, ana II required the
chemical engine 10 extinguIsh II. The
loss was nominal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
ORANGES
BANANAS
Early Week Features In The
Local Markets

Pears, apples, grapefruit, oranges
and bananas make up IA feature of
the markets now. There fruits are
IN good condition and selling we'll
The vegetables. tomatoes, onions,
nqunBhes. eaulifiowsr, lettuce, Gel
cry and potatoes are plentiful No
change IN butter or eggs today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
$4,000 BUILDING

G. ID Stimsou today took out a fer-
rnit TO erect a one story brick asar,,
building nt 1871 Go tsz8 First avenue.
The estimated cost IL xia GOA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

The steamship City Of Puebia left
~ y. m, today for San Francisco
with full cargo and zTs passengers.
Two hundred and fifteen u the lat
ter went from this city. The wailn
Waiia % this line r. due In tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
Travellers Railway Guide.
Horthnrn paeffse

sessa cssss Lasnlsss l.ssss sss a. rsai -
AsFfts tsum - ahai . O.
Asisaiss Ksfssss sss.s e a. rssi ga
ns,,ls asss'' 6 ,..a I'm sss q .-,.
kss.s. 80, ~ @ Asssss y =.
- Asfss y ~. 80 : 8. ssa i
.rsps~- osrms.. .pa Gray. n.,sas-t@... ;
Esrss~ Asssss Mesa t~~ss tssr-ys susaay,.
50 ~ Auiss tsssers eass1afl. cd . n
asfsh .sssss safA waf hftpssa seattle srs
isst :. n. is u N. smr -. SIS ~
a . -. aes 80 D e AfTfv. Z M = W
30 = "a un -. 80 . n. en- q o..
fhsss irsias asiis tss~ssm s.atu. sea sgs
ksns+.I.esss ~ >. y @ p m sns g d m
Alyirs ? ~ . ~, ~ m Ana
Espsssa sums. sea faneouva. D. c.--Lsss.
r. ,s.,s. As s.'s... ~ ss.. wss,.,-t..,.
tis = M. 80 o. a. Arrive u - = n. SIS,
Fsr,ss. tss.aush anaanagnug~ -fsavs AN n
n tssssus supasyh ArriFs II ~ a N lsHcvss
sanAsTl.
Great sorthsra
ovsrisna Fiysr Lease Tor g. paai q m
Arrive ffuxa ~ Fanf ,. n
rssaess ssasAas-lss's an a m Anss.
Two ,sslss whsssrss. ST. vsmsn-rss,s IN
Espsssz niains. Nsw wsssniussss- issass ! =
a NJ AFfise 10 3. ~.
rcss ffstas saeh was tesusra Hsatfts sna
Fvefrft. Lave ~ q en-. - q m $40 n m
ssd IL -. Arrive 80 N. iias a m. sic
D n ard
Coipmbss o Puget sound
tolnmbia PuKss Sound Two trains. n,sss
Diamond and Fifntiin Lrass so = n fes.
cert sunAAyl and J p p m Arrive 10 % a
as. sna rs .. N. tsncspt sunday.
Cansdis Pacific
Trpsesa Vancouver and oyeriand--LeaVc ai1
q "a AFrisa We .. n.
s---=--'ss -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
Stale the Slooo

q. NJ. Riley, who ilves az Harrts-
on street ard Western avenue. re-
ported 90 the police this morning
that sioop and lts tender belonging
20 him had been stolen SATURDAY
night from the foot Of Harrison
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
Local Civil Service

Tho next local civil service exam
nations will begin Nov. 10. Appii-
cations viii be received az the city
hall up to Nov. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

ssastle and vtetnsty--Tonlght and
Metussday. showers: brisk 10 high
tputhsriy winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
HUMANE
SOCIETY
Monthly Meeting Last Night
Entertaining Lecture
Tonight

At tho meeting Of the Seattle uu.
name society ~ the Rainier Graoa
last night Mrs. Lawrence Groniund
Dr. Hubbard and J 4. Parker were
appointed TO make preliminary slapM
toward the organization Of a state
humane aoraety.
Special uGseer IsldRway'n repor, for
October showed that ten lame hornea
had been treated. four destroyed aud
that numerous complaints had heea
Investigated and rsmsdlsti. he also
stated that he woulg investigate the
numerous eases ~ diseased dogs In
fhim city. and she condition OF the
hnrsea IN the grading camps around
ihs city.
. The parents 90 nins abused child
rem w#Fe warnea "a aesias Grom eruss
treatment ~ them.
lecture Tsalght
The first IN q series ~ lectures arr
ranged under the auspices OF the ~.
elety will be given tonight a. this
First NJ. r. church Prof. Trevor
Kincala. OF che University OF Wash.
tuKtnn. one tbs bsat known ariemtinfm
In the Northwest. viii speak on
Man and Mature" Instrumental
and vocal music win be feature ~
the program. and she lectures. which
are for educational purposes nniy.
are free to the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
RETURNED

GERTRUDE MYREN, the ceIe-
bratsd ciairvoyant. has returned.
ana VIII be permanently located al
Els iht ave. over the Royal Reetmnr-
ant. where her many Seattle friends
have secured for her finely mppolnt-
ed Offices Rooms and 4. This
iltiae lady has justly been termed the
queen ~ Mediums. Thousands Of
grateful Seattle people tell che bens-
~ u her timely advice. she selle
your past. present and future with
nnsrrinx accuracy, or accepts no
pay.
II YOU have business, financial or
domestic trouble. or are anxious
about future success or happiness, DO
not fail - consult her. Hourm--i0
a. m. 10 .. IN. daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

The following ordinances passed
Stde~aikiuN Whitman avenue from
kilhourne street ia North Thirty
ninth. grading. nliswalkinw ard
parking Fremont avenue and other
streets parking and grading Drmvns
street from Third avenue "a eat 10 tlAe
canal. laying on ana emtah1ehtng
East John street through a portion
~ block !. Williams addiflans nu.
fhovtxlng the board ~ public works
20 reconstruct this fiomta on three nf
tsse rtty's bnoTs in Seattle hnvfsor and
appfUpTtafinE 1850 for the same. cut
ting on the pav at Dr. p~ soto FOR
carr % dope f1rnfs 81 the Warmsde
mission. authorizing the nufsmrtn >
tFntent ~ buildings 20 construct a
temporary roadway across fhn gov
srnnsns canal right tot way az FIRE.
mont and appruprtasinx st6e 20 pay
for the Same building approaches Is
alley IN block s. Tsvrysn first adj.
ton: granting more ttrne 20 4. u.
fsardin 20 improve Twenfy-mevenfh
avenue south. afmo Thirfy-ffHf ave.
rfsf south. wuoxieu block paving Cot .
Bsnhia. Madison mrH Marion streets
from Western 70 FIRST avenae: Al.
thoriFsnw the mayer to appoint 4 de-
pot ruatr0n.
II WIS declared the Intention az
council TO order the Improvement BY
grading RidewalkirN and parking
Third avenue west from Thomas
street TO Olympic piRee.
To lscnsrd DHter
A brief but ntslnx tribute was paid
io the memory ~ ex-Counciiman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
MzNtuzs
sEAxTlx xsAssN
for
This Week

ss-in Mixed Wool Fancy Susfinxs.
worth 25c and CSC, for. yard :. 13c
s8-in. Aii-wooi Pebble Cheviots. In
changeable effects, worth sc. for,
sAfH $1,000 .b0U
Ss-in. Ali-Wool Pebble Cheviots, SILK
overstripes. worth soc. for, yard
5s-in. ALI Wool Cheviots, in blues.
grays and browns, worth SIC, for,
eaau .--..... D8e
Ali-Wool oxford Walking skirts.
trimmed with black Hercules braid
or tailor stitching. worth IS, for.
tAcb $685.. .s.-+.....+...... &8. 00
IS Taffet silk Waists. in black. green
and brown, $3.50 and $3.50 waits:
your choice. while they last. at.
eAcn .*...- .--.-.-....... seS.SS
- Black Mereerized Saline Waists.
some are solid tucked. others with
tucked yoke and sleeves trimmed
with fancy buttons, all sizes In the
lot TO start with, were s2.75 and
SS.26. for, each ..........$1. DS
A table fun Of Breasts, Birds and
Wings. were f5c each. your choice.
AZ s.-s.stas. ses.-s.s.- Il RC
Black Ostrich Tips. 3 in a bunch.
worth soc and sl.25 bunch. for,
eacn .-...*..- ..........a@oc, DOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05
MS VOTE

NV r0RK, Nov. S.--rrpsldent
Rzsssxeis left for Oyster bay this
us<zirx to east hts vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

when buying articles advertised In
this paper, speak of the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

ntions keeping the streets torn up by
laying pipes. gas mains. conduits.
gfw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

Buy your umbrellas of shsmek.
1871 lst, formerly with Bon I6rche.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

me case 70 Frederick q. Moves
ekaInsf George Weir ~ Up before
du1xe Taliman on an application for
~ Injunction. Noyes claims tn have
tfsanced ssapa for joint lumber
lasaEess IN Alaska. and says that
Hztr and another man made a lot
e mefssy out az the investment and
frs now trying 20 get away with the
Nhn2~ thiEx. Including fAe ewf~swnf
lsaF' and Re seeks to entofn them
ffnfn eunverttnE certain dr4fas into
cash AZ q local bank.
Martha A. ErewinRton has sued
S9nathan 7. Brewington for q divorce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-05

Potatoes -sie.0oaat0 a ton. besta
tf.oo per sack. carrots. e04fGc per
sack. lettuce. 1sc case, turnlpa,
beM7sc; garlic. e.. cabbage, 81.
cwt, peppers. 81 g5@fi.60 per case
hnHkH, zoe. celery, zaG anc dog. sweet
potatoes, 1Mtzss chill peppers,
1AH zoe per 10. naunr kraut, ~. U2e;
dried ilea. cartons. e0c. fancy. etu70a;
imported. iBe tomatoes. G047se case
dates. tUee ID. rndishea. Toe per dog.
parsley. 10000. onions, z6sIi. 70.
cwt phrnnipn, 1i.o0Hi 20. local green
corn. Mb04l.3s. caulifi0wsr. fiGet.as,
pumpkins, iA8ilc per ID. squaaiaen
lac.
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Corrected daily The following
prices are being offered 20 the produ.
Ger In round lots on the deck or ~
the car az Seattle:
Ornin oats. SO 0pegzz o.: barley.
tfTe0Hisen. wheat. chicken feed.
so ea@fi 90: corn. ti.fo per 100 ibn.
Hay Puget Sound. per ton $40 coo
$500 Eastern Washington timethy.
1880. alfalfa. siino.
Butter fresh ranch. isGite. ma.
tive creamery. NONE
Chsese- Native Washington. f.c.
FKgn = Ffffes fresh ranch. y u SOC T.
Eastern. iAftasr.
ruulfry~~WenH f1Mt1c. large
spring. isc. small spring. ftmiSc
ducks. ti8isc; turkeys. lie.
Istv. stock ~ CoMe. 1t&c. steers
s'4c. calves. tM47hc. sheep. &C..
hogu. b4saNe.
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For Millinery Suits and Cioaks call
on NJ. -. PeaHo ana johnson Co. ii0g
Second avenue.
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JoBBING QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAfLYl
Green Fruit.

Lemons-s 81 ooGa.6o "a box. cooking
apples lBeMtii eating apples, 1850
tito. oranges, s4.50mG6.b9, bananas,
Szd2.bo. pears. ti.ssui.S0. California
grapes, si.0puf.2s. cranberries, q 90
per Dbl. ounces. T5cWti.00. pernim-
mons, tito per box. grape fruit.
$3.50 per box.
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Fresh mcat-cow beef. 10 ID. stcel
beef. sef5hc Der ID. mutton, weeher
~ cwes. 6iae. pork, los per 10; veal
large. Sci. small. t0r.
Provisions Hams. i5c. breakfas
backs. ioc. bellies. lie.
Honey isLsG4t4r.
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A brief but fittinx tribute was patd
tn the memory ~ eu.g.ofueiifun n
Leonard piller ~ Councilman Rtna-
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MACK DAVIS d, O. o'nRIEN.