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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
SPOKANE MEN
WAGE BATTLE

SPOKANE. April ID. T Cor.
c0fan and ". +. Russell. dealers iu
real estate, and well known locally
fought a battle ia the hall on tha
second floor ~ the Mohawk build
ing Russell was badly beaten about
the head and suffered "a broken nose.
Corcoran was arrested later en- a
charge n assault and battery
Russell claims 70 have been At
tackled BY Coreuran. trouble being
caused by a recent suit One which b.
Woratod COrcorHn Russell vas not
a great factor iu the fight. hla appon
ent escaping without a scratch.
Shortly after the trouble a warrant
was sworn out for the arrest Of Cor
coran. RE gave 800 bonds for his
appearance n court.
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steer beef. Sc per M mutton wrths
or &c. eWru. sac, pork, ~ hc per
No. veal large. hupc. small, loWlOHe.
Provisions - Hams. largo, l3es
hams small. i2ulsMc breakfast
bacon. s IL no lha. laAei dry, salt
"a clcar backs CSC heiliea.ioc.
Buttor Cheese tFEs end Poultry
uutter Washington ereamcriea.
pound prints. Csc. Eastern Town
and Elgiu. Pee. fresh ranch, i2Wltu.
california creamery, Loot ice.
cheese Nutlyr Washington. fuii
cream. lie. Eastern New York. Toe
Wisconsin. t4p. California. lanl8e.
Rouurfort. Alr ppr TO. ndam, $1,000
a. 90 per ease. New York. laUlee.
tlmbufger. tdultc, brick. ltulte.
swiss. tsaftaC
Ergs strictly fresh ranch, ioullei
Poultry chickcnu. live. 13Nutte.
ducks. ltut5r. geese. to4iio; tur-
keys. iaAutthc.
Dressed stock - Chickens liH
Zoe. turkeys. l1lHltiac ducks, los
Toe. Heoae. i2huishc.
Corrected Daily The following
prices ara being offered 90 tho pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock or IN
tho car NJ NHhttles
Grain oats. g26e0. barley,
SIS 90. wheat chicken feed. GlTbo.
corn. s. ~ per 100 lbs.
Hay Puget uouud. Per ton. 1880.
Eastern Washington timothy. si6.2s
MtN1N. alfalfa, tiO00utuaO
Butter Fresh ranch. 100 i2c. ma
tive creamery, 20U2ic.
Cheese Nntivc Washington, re,
EEga#strietly fresh ranch. itU ibc +.
per dozen.
Poultry chickens. live. ii0i2Mcs
ducks. iata Wtgc. turkeys, i2MIl3c.
Dressed poultry Turkeys, $50 lave
chickens. l2Hi2hc. ducks. l2Wlthe.
geese. tlhe.
1--we atoe Cows. sAci steers. 81
&c. calves bA1TAc. sheep. hhorn.
&C. lambs. a.. hogs auAhc.
Dressed stock Iloaa. Sc. lambs
Sc
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Victoria Route

cut rates TO Port Townsend and
Victoria Two boats daily. Fare Soc.
Hertha Poe. Freight. 50c per ton
s.. s.. North Pacific leaves Yester
dock daily except Sunday atSa. M.
s.. S. Utopia leaves Ycslcr dock
daily except Thursday az midnight.
WIfATCOM ROUTE
s. s. Sehome leaves Ycsler dock
at p. m. Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday calling at Anncortes.
Fairhavcu and Whatcom connect
ing with railways at Anacortes and
Whntcom
DODWELL g. CO. General Agents.
~ James 81 'phnna. Main Aza
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KING PUGS
ARE COMING

sp0KANE, April is-The Spokes
man Review says Gus Nuhiiu. HE
aparrInE partner. Martin. and his
manager. ntliy Madden. viii give an
exhibition lu Spokane NEXT month en-
their way 90 san FrhnciHco, where
Rubin g. matched to nEht Junrira
for the championship Of the world.
about july g Charlie Con. Cnfbett.H
old aparring partner. viii come With
them from Montana and viii alao
appear ON the program, which viii
probably take place on the Occur
"a AieuH thenter stage.
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MARKETS..

Trade was no, hfiak today. al
though II was not rally dun sew
ernl targe const Emmsnta werr received
from local growers. among them
were POTATOES and nurlrs. DAtfa
products including ezEa butter and
cheese. arr coming in steadily
Poultry had n NHoH sale today and
no ahAnsn 10 munIaLlnna.
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WILL ASSOCIATE

on Friday evening. April %. tho
members Of the Presbyterian church
es VIII meet at Westminster church
for the purpose of forming an as
sociation IN Include the officers and
members Of Presbyterian churches
about seattle.
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REAL Estate.

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
The best and cheapest residence
property IN the city OF Seattle. with
the widest streets and alleys, In Nc
Gilyra's second and third additions.
on Lake Washington.
This property Ii mostly cleared.
graded and fenced. with the streets
opened. good view Of the lake and
Cedar river water available.
MADISON STREET.
Madison street. a thoTouEhfarc
running diagunally through this
property is 10 be paved from lake
to bay this season.
CAR SERVICE.
The Madison street car service is
the best in the city.
ALSO
a farm OF $50 acres on jenkins
prairie.
a farm OF s4o acres, with large i'm
provemcut on Meridian Prairie, and
A farm OF go acres. near Derby on
the s. & 1. r. r., together with other
choice property owned by the under
signed. with perfect title and free
from incumbranee.
PRICES.
Price OF lots from $3.50 to $500
each, and farm lands from $40 to so
per acre.
IEtkAAEa
Terms will be liberal and to suit
purchaser as Tar as possible.
Enquire OF JOHN j. McGTLVRA,
60 Boston block. Telephone. Red l47i.
800 60 $3.50 for lots 40Nlt0 feet each
two blocks from car line. city wa
ter and street To- be graded. park
ed ana sidewalks laid at once: on
easy payments; special terms 20
those building.
1926 20 Sl75 for acres in Kelsey's
Brighton Beach acre tracts. close
to Rentou car line; good soil. well
settled neighborhood. scent fare,
and 20 minutes ride from center
of town.
r. ], HUSTON. SOS Bailey building
S6-rooms lodging house. rent. $636o
price, $1,000. Every room rented;
good location
10 rooms; rent $50: excellent buy.
$3.50. on Third avenue.
6 rooms; extra fine all modern: $500
$500 cash, balance time. rent, $50:
every piece of furniture first class.
l2g Burke ST. Tate 4 co.
loo lots on installments. $3.50 each.
$40 cash and s. per month; also
choice acre tracts w. H. Peter a
Co. Ballard, Wash. Population of
city I0ta
WE have a choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores In all parts OF the city. Ger
man American Investment Co. A3
Third avenue.
FOR we'll improved farms. small or
large, at low prices, can ON us.
COLLINS a WILLIAMS.
Room So sullivan Building.
LIST your property with us. h. q.
NEtS a co. Real Estate and
Mines, 1921 First avenue.
6S Lots In San Diego. Cal, to eN-
change for Seattle property. 4 4.
DON r PJN UNTIL Won see our list
" pscfct &. % 81 ate poua..
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As Mr.. Jas J. nm advances west
ward on his periodical trips his por-
fraitsin the Daily Times grow larger
and larger, while piuts Of aaulatiou
are increased 70 gallons. The star
respects Mr.. Hurs feelings. Il never
slobbers over him.
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Richard RothweII IL Dead

NEW YORK. April n Richard =
nuthwslt. a uafrd journalist and mininE
expert. is dead at bis haue here, az tbs
are % "a
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How would II do 70 test the astfoi-
oxers' knowledge % the future ~
asking them to FIX a date for the
erection Of that union depoif Any
astrol0Err whose announcgmentea came
true would Be- entitled 10 protection
By the police.
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ARCHITECTS.

a. TIpENAND. q coinan block.
MeManua a Walker. 40, y y Blk.
b. vs. noEanIaN. Aa-ll caIana
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our IRE sale has been a bowling
nurcean=a few more goods LETT Of
nr~ goods Star Paint Co. 200 80
Pic atfeef.
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fast Time 10 Bat,Isshlp.

Tho new steamer Athinn EocH IN Is
minutes daily. az ? 30 and t.aO from
Columbia street dock
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pusIfIEhs coLLEoEa.

LEa5s business College. Union. I'd :.
individual instruction an subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business college. second and Pike.
* II school Biography starr ia
Wilson's business COLLEGE. Main az.
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Dainty Hats Tor druHHy people.
Glare. 100 Second avenue.
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AUCTION sale Of FURNITURE rs or
der Of Mrs Sylvester I will naIi all
81 the furniture. consisting ~ E
rnama. at public auction. az her
residence. iu Twenty second ave
nue. north. saturday. April -. at
30 - a. M. consisting ~ the fol
man plano. esHf 80. fine OAK
chairs pariur furniture. hrle=a-
bfar ornam auta. fine pictures car
pets. rugs. china st Joe years old.
! MHf eatlC range. good - new
dishes EraniteWaHs and every
thing iu a FIRST class house. Take
Madison car. JOE MARTIN.
A..--a-uu..r
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Diamond lee Ia the best ~ costs
no more than the cheapest. Tel
Main 1853.
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Window Shades at fire prices
from loc TO zoe. Star Paint Co, 300
BOZ Pike street.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsTRAcI OF TITLE.

Nbo hNC " III IL
OSBORNE. THEMpER a CO. Inc.
Abstract Company established
iss4 Mining claim abstracts. iiaav-
maut Of tho Mutual Life building
booth Whittlsney Hnuford Abstract
Co. established iha4. basement q
Halter bloch. Telephone Main -.
REATrLE Abstract Go. y. s. bib
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8OCIEW HorlcF -
OIL MAKES QUICK WA, -,


Wa arc lt' We are opepl,, -.
IL famous Kern river III - !
where There = oil and =.
ard Hr ARE operating in tg...s
TT FhDn there ia gln6 .f'
Hi# nDuiIng from "a iffss .
0uHhHr H4i We intend n =.
H. So" aIhFiau and ln CsfIss-
aH4 our rih 2 All then l. -.
from 90 fa 80 pr share IN
G#H agent Zoo the Kern river A.
i side awake. and ha Ia 49,
HIHF amy i1.HHHa ifaefs =
- ##iH 11H fHa shares N b..
Hiasf boo thirty days at rasfs =.
- tns 3np4H remaining II -
rHaNIe treasury rhafes
iEsa number VII - soid al a. =
tn price NJ Our Great Nortbs.. s
Company stock doubled In 49, I.
month, and 4 viii doub.e -
#lEu -
In sight ~ our E9-acre trae, a.
faH.rr tract "a Kern rive, =
triri. over afa wells are tur..ts-
ell and between 90 and ~ 50 =. !
H#IIs are being drilled.
VI H.' #AHHHHaaa fIllH EF rfHfa..
IN WF depository. ThisAnd IN -
hands belong ia all our stneks.fs
ar alike. n WIIi be aacred'v =.
- develop eur 81 lands. 9f -.
Sc have over IN acres = =.
states nine counties and &C.,.
dlstririF
Ours u the bcsf plan q orer.t,,..
urraeufed before the people -
our stock j. me surest 10 viz =.
the best ~ buy.
The Great Northern Oh conrs..
ufIl have some maps n dys =.
IL a few days which 1sili show i.
location o. ifH richest proVar-l-
and they viii also show tfsf :,
have an eye t. the matter :
transportation ~ well a. 70 sevs~.
other very important natter.
II you want more informative. wr,,
or call At our office. Maps ana :
fHfma ton win - given gladly 4.
free.
| Remit amount you wish 20 inxss
ard the stock Wlii be sent 70 ye.
Address Great Northern +
Company. box ia Seattle. was
Office No. us Cherry street
ESTES Dancing Academy. m Z
ave. popular and select sehod =,
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BUTTER. ZOOS. Lard.
urT'rEH zoos IhHn
The science IF good housekeeping
hnH taught The majority that fu#
best ~ EeHgthiuR Do tie cheapest
In the long run, and sc have al
ways borne that iu mind ana
bought tHe best 90 be- had. and
what's more. Wr have always sold
them o. the lowest possible price,.
pur best Iowa now j. - d Ih.
humr creamery. s5a. tHHfurl.
creamery. lbs. Soc. and nice dairy.
zoe h.. our saleh BfH bHEs U.uD.
Our goods are alHuyH fresh. pure
lard, kettle rendered, 10 HIS g.Ia,
lDh. go cheese, Z lHaa z5r. aud
our baking powder, the beet au tue
market, ] III. DO %. ouIg Zoe. Hr
Ruhrhutee e. take De- back. even aft
go sou uHs Hame ~ Dr.. II uat fHtir-
%. tory. fnw Butter Store, l5i4A
Second avenue.
START Mail order business 10
tH. Work II home at night Easy
and profitable IlHfa - what ta
do and how 20 do IT. IH Whit. Il
Sayings. m udvrrtrrHIHH journal
20 r'uiH uHf year, O. geHf# Iff CuIE
whites sHYIugr Publishing Coo
Department b., seattle.
pALMisTHY IIs. rs. 4 Sheldon.
scientific 4almlat b. nos located
az No. 4z18 Third aF-.. Cur. of rs.-
sta street. Pull IIfe TeaHIHEa from
palmIrtry. ONCE hours from lD a.
~ 90 J.. IA. Zee within reach 81
all.
FREE treatment a limited number
Of chronic cases treated free by
advanced students. under dlfsr-
lion u regular operators. IueHdAJ b
and ThufEdayH. Washington In
Btitutc ~ 0steopathy. safe bepob-
h Building
BARGAINS Ia second hand house
hold goods call az Red Front Fur
nlture company. We can give you
fine secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good az new. for half the money.
40 and IL Second avenue houth.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets. stoves car
pets. etc Ped Front Furniture CO.
ii0-il2 Ind Ave. =. Tel. Red 1879
WITH WIFE AND PIE. regular
dinner. lie. Alley Restaurant. al.
ley on Columbia bet. md and ard
FASHION HaIr Store. 1913 Second
avenue. diagnosis Of the scalp
free ~ charge
OXYDONOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases Avoid lmitm-
tons Z Mcdonald block
LADIES Try bath. Mra TAFT.
careful massage. 81 Third avenue.
/ WAISTS and skirts 10 order. cheap.
3R Mfg. co. B03 Union.
wANTEI-Old Rolf and silver ~.
Hrnsel. mfg ieweiet = Hinckley.
MRS. y BENNETT is again Al s.
Hniier block hair scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prices. corner tth ard Pine.
sTovEs renalrea carter 20 Union
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JoBBlse QUOTATIONS.
CONNECTED pAILYD
Green fruit.

Lemons. si.ss02fs a box: ilmes.
ts.5o Per cnnc. cooking apples. sae8
us eating apples 800. fancy
eating apples. l.HaH p g. navel or
nuEea. 81 f1a1sf. Seeding. 81 zd4
L -. bananas s. a6az IS olives sasf
Zoe PEI gallon. craps fruit, tt5aa
al
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BANKS.

The Canadiaa saak OF Commerce
Capital paid up .ssssss.t.. ft.Vg9. 10
fElEht Million DoliafHl
HAA Plus ss-r-s ssss#s#s#a 4sss 49, RRta
Interest allowed on time lcp1saita
A general banking business Trans
acted
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner of
James ~. and second Avenue.
u. a. CAMERON MKr.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid Ia. ts1s. GOO. sur
plus Is 90.
J. Earth. pres. ]. 8. Goldsmith.
vice pres r. Y. Ankeny. cashier.
CurrreapondeutH In principal cities
~ the uniisi states ana Europe.
National Bank Of Commerce
Paid up capital ..... $3.50 COO
Translates general banking business.
~ & Henry pres. X. r. spencer.
cash safe deposit vaults for rent
Ssie Deposit NRHll Boxes Tor Rsas
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en- On The CITf or EVERETT
SEATTLE, EVERETT,
AND EDMONDS Route

Leave Seattle. 100 "A. a., u IN. and
3 y. IA.
Leave Everett BIS a. m. $50 and
fsf5 y. m,
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
Colmnn dock. Seattle. Tel. Red 33i
Fare 75c, round trip $500 First
class meals served at 80 cents.
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SeEetsbfea
-

Potatoes. titoo8IToo per ton
new hsats. s. ease carrots. Per saek.
5sc4tt yellow uanEeF onions. SIS
s. 81. Ietfuca. 81 taHt - case. ur
uipa. 81 81. garlic. 81 SAC. cabbage,
81 s0Nt.fa red. SEQ Per iop ibs. faa
peppers. ia8@c. huHkB. lar. greer
onions. Toe do1. cHuiiHowrr. 81
criefY. saHe0 Per duH sweet ratas
toes. Il ssu1oo Spanish Chilli PIP.
pafa. sos Per 10. aauer kraut. fate.
California head lettuce. s5915c ease.
artirhakee. atn s0c dor. green peas
b1Te per 10: dried aKn cartons. s1e
fancy zoe. imported fsc tomatoes
per case. N.15. dates. a0Bc per 10
rndiHhes f0c per AaE rhuhnrb. B.
per u. parsley. So So. anpara gus.
edTe uew potatoes. tzta01Is. spin
ach, :. string beans. Ice.
Provisions
Fresh faeht-C1w beef. ca WTt2c 10
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RUBBER STAMPS.

COMMERCIAL STAMP Work $
Soheuerman Block. 40 Cherry.
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CLAIRVoYANTB.

GERfnupE MYHEN. greatest liz
Ing eeifYaynnt Leland. si3 - as
Mrs uEEDEHe0S. elulryoyaHt
rcadlnga % Nendame 1875 lnt a.
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SEATTLE Clo.hea .rreaning .
clothes IN shape tl.h1 month. dye
HIGHEaT prlorh for saHt-on cloth
ing uase Tayl1r 20 Etau hly1 -
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BANKS Continued.

pE0rLsB SAVING BANK
SECOND avenue and Pike a. capital
paid up. 500 900 T.. & Ncufrider
pres. ! n Hayden. eaah., j. T.
brrouifHf asst caHh. Commercial
styiuRa aud trust business.
THE FfHaT NATlDEAL BANK
or HEATTLE
Paid up Capital AGO. 900
General banking business transacted
J - tfaFe. ir.. pres NJ McMick-
en-. vice pres. T.. Turner cash II
>. pnrfhufHt. Asst. each. Exchange
on principal cities 81 & g. Europe
Scandinavian American Bank
OF Seattle. A general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81 900 600
A. chhhsfE. pres. =. T.. Grouduhl.
iat vice pres a. " saelberE. cash
J y Lane asst euHh No brlucheH.
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.
Mostly collected. ii sa.fon 6Iosl
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For well improved farms. small or
large, at low prices, can ON us.
COLLINS a WILLIAMS.
Room So Sullivan Building
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osTEoPATRY.

SIN years experience chronic cases.
Rickart a Howell, osteopaths. 4OS
Collins block. Phone. Main 723.
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LIST your property with us. l.. c.
IN ERS a co. Real Estate and
Mines. 1921 First avenue.
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SOf Raj On ana bOiLDLHS.
bODEHQulBT n HOaELEAf. Hhopa
al zis go spring street
!. a. SWIFT. house aud sign pain
ter. Lake avenue Fremont
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oANoinG ACA0EMIge.

TWELVE DANcfSG LESSONS.
g. Co. ladies. ladies and gentlemen
guaranteed waltz. tAa=atrp ana All
The latest ball room dances. eKs
tfcmalY low rate for gentlemen
joining open classes nov Monday
Hut Friday evenings. $50 VIII
rnu Dancing Academy. Fih" street
Ittuke block. rlFHte lessons daily
Circulars mailed free.
AIR. and Mra Little'h Academy. de-
pertinent dancing physical rul-
fure ~ Madison bet gfd and 9Th
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6S Lots In san Diego. Cal, to eN-
change for Seattle property. 4 4.
DON T RUY until you sec our list
" ~ neetct e 90 81 9ta poue-.
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WE have a choice list OF vacant lots
cottages, modern dwellings and
stores In all parts OF the city. Ger
man American Investment Co. A3
Third avenue.
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20 CENTS
% tho price pei share ~ uur stock. which
10 son aHHeHaHbiH Cur lands are la the
CDrAtfs DISTRICT. Nhieh has the
tsesf Indications Tor oil IN the state.
Uriiltus 20 rufumrnre soon
SEATTLE oil COMPANY,
ausT y. y niaek
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loo lots on installments, $3.50 each
$40 cash and s. per month. also
choice acre tracts. w. II. Peter &
Co, Ballard, Wash Population of
city IOta
North Park union., 1901-07-05
OOLORADO'S CAPITAL

oeorgs Coates, father Of Lieutenant
Governor Coates. has been appointed
chief engineer and electrician st tie
capitol building to succeed Charles
Mcguire.
Attorney General Post has given an
opinion which upholds the Btats aud
itor in tho action no II taking to make
all county asesssors dle with him
bond equal to one-tenth of one per
cent. OF the total assessed valuation OF
the county in 1900. a. provided for In
the new revenue bill.
A counting machine will be the next
acquisition to the state treasurer's Of
nee. Since the new revenue law has
gone into effect, sometimes the deposit
slips taken to the bank have been six
and eight feet long. To expedite mat
ters DR.. Chipley has decided upon q
mechanical device to add them up.
At a recent meeting the State Board
OF Land Commissioners adopted a res
olution offered by Attorney General
Post that persons interested In any
protest should receive thirty days mo-
tice of the hearing of 1t. and that pro-
tests should always be heard at the
next regular meeting after the notice
was given. Mr.. Post gave notice that
At the next regular meeting he would
introduce q resolution to exonerate H.
T. O'Reilly, former deputy register.
from the charges Of defalcation. The
explanation of the seeming shortage
relieved Mr.. O'Reilly from blame. but
brought to notice the lax methods OF
the former board.
North Park union., 1901-07-05
FOREST PARK SITE OF
ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION

st. Louis, June 27.-At Its regular
monthly meeting the board of direc-
tors of the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition Company unanimously adopted
the report of the executive committee,
which had selected the Forest park
site as its choice for the location of the
worlds fair to be held here In 1903. 4
resolution was then passed empower
ing the executive committee TO report
the result of the boards action to the
National Commission for ratification.
The site selected consists of 'i6S
acres in the western or unimproved
portion of Forest park, which con-
tains between 1.3OO and 1,4OO acres
and is the second largest city park in
the country. In addition 4JO acres adj
Joining on the south and west are
available. This makes n total OF LIS
acres, or one-third more space than
was used by the Columbian Exposition
at Chicago.
More than one-third of the entire site
is level ground, the highest point OF
which is 1856 feet above the city. More
than two-thirds of the grounds will
average sixty-eight feet above the
city. 1t is in the pelghbOrhoOd of mag
nificent residents and the grounds of
tne washington ChNerslty. Oue rlF-
er and ten creeks flow through the
site and there are numerous artificial
lakes on 1t.
The park Is said to have the most
adequate transportation facilities of
any In the world, and there are guar
antees that the present service of
steam and electric railways will
handle 100000 persons n day and can
readily be doubled. Forest park Is
within easy walking distance of more
than 10000 residents. 1t is four
miles from the Union station and live
and ore-half miles west of the Eads
bridge.
North Park union., 1901-07-05

where Griffin approached the woman
and attempted to drag her into the
brush.
With the blood trIcklIng from his
shattered hand and ooZing from the
wound in his neck Griffin continued to
run and was gaining on his pursuers
when William Hustled, living at 1912
Quincy street. took up the chase on a
commands to Griffin to halt finally
brought the man to standstill and
held him until Charles Whiffin and
Morgan arrived and Griffin was over
powered and taken to the city dump
house near Thirty first street bridge.
Arriving at the dump house, A. w.
Atha. the health officer, telephoned
the police, and Captain Skelly In charge
of Il squad of officers hurried to the
place where the slugger was In Gus
tody. When the police arrived they
found the prisoner In the hands of the
three men, Morgan still covering him
with his shotgun.
Il have queer mind" said Griffin
"Five minutes before met the woman
such thing rs that which happened
never entered my mind. When 1 saw
the woman coming across the bridge
my mind changed and 1 took hold OF
her"
Griffin said that he took several
drinks and then went out to Forty-fift
and Mount street to see Il friend named
Morganfelt. Leaving there he rode
down on n switch engine to the Thirty.
first street bridge.
Griffin has been in Denver about
three years. He has n wife and three
children. Until month ago he lived
on Forty-second street. Three weeks
ago he and his wife separated and she
and her children went out In the
country near Swansea. Griffin said he
had not seen them since they left the
city two weeks ago. He is about thir
ty-nine years of age. His brother, II
Il. Griffin, says he has been following
railroading for about eight years. The
brother further says that three years
ago the man was badly injured in q
, wreck on the Missouri Pacific road
near Gypsum, Kansas, and that he has
never been the same since.