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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
IN THE COURTS

Rosealtha Shook complains Of Al
bert n. shook, her husband. and
asks the court 90 grant her a AZ
vorce. The parties were married ia
kay city, Mich. IN January isas.
The wife states that since the frat
GAY OF their marriage her lie has
been made a burden ~ the tndiEui-
ties heared upon her by her husband
she asks that her matdenuame. Rose
Warner. he restored her and So per
month almony.
The Jury In the ease % Peter J
Hrodesser against VIM. l.. McGate.
returned n verdict in favor uf the
defendant this morning
Judge Rudktn this morning grant
- a uou-suit IN the case ~ " ".
Scale in the city. Reale was In
trrcd by the explosion ~ a boiler
under Dave Biake.s saloon on the
corner OF Second avenue south and
Washington street. about Is months
aEu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
NEW GAS co. AT
NORTH SEATTLE
CONTINUED from page one.1


che gas conpany's petition may hap
pen 10 come mp for further discus.
flon. a prominent official Of that city
vf$o for personal reasons ala not
VII hts name TO appear. was asked
whether or not, in his judgment. the
majority OF light consumers In Bal
lard favored the gas proposition.
n believe the greater portion Of
the people out here would ike 10 see
the new gas company come IN /" safd
he The lighting question has been
for 4 long time almost as important
- that Of water.
"Of course, we have a municipal
electric lighting plant, but II does
not fH the bill, and I'll tell you why.
We have a fiat rate OF IS cents
Per month for n 1s-candle power
light. ana " matters not whether one
Turns II the whole night or not a.
all ! DO not believe the arrange
fnent f. popular. because IL cuts out
ell chance for economy. Besides.
The human family IL selfish. and a
hopseWife that ices n lisht only an
I9uf 81 an evening feels badly 70 see
Ter neighbors blazing away half the
nl1nt, with no more expense attach
81 70 u. Then the merchants have
. complaint. They do not want IT.
Elimination the whole night through
but they have 70 pay the same as
tnoueh they dM. The electric plant
o. poorly patronized b. families.
The feature that makes = Dig hit
with the people IN connection wits
me new gas e0mpanv'H prop0a-
ition IL the fuel service offered
taken together with a mefered iiluu-
mating service. believe that were
me question put to a popular vote,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

ApERpprN \ fuly 2. Unit
"a states srr1,er II KYLE die l
hsrs a. o,rt..k fvrninE, after
an illness 81 y ~ DURATION. \
romplt.atton = ats, finally de-
Neloplug into trilhlpoANei eAHe -
"a death.
jas iiendrrtoue was born 10
Nrnia a. ~ "a 1854. lie
graduated fr,s, In In ISIS. Pre-
tnred Tor thsI nut entered tho
Western thsnfA seminary later.
and graduated 4 We was a.
educator and al t,l mn minister
tn Utah and = 'akota was
elected unitcds senator m 1881,
and his presgnt would have "a
pired IA 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
MORE GOLD

steamer city ~ Topeka TaeIne
Coast steamship ca. arrived from
hkasWHY this morning She brought
= Passengers a heavy cargo 81 con.
reufrAtss and a. toms 80 nHh.
Treasure To the amount ~ Sos 600
vas consigned 60 the purHrf'h care.
and party ~ kionatkers had about
8 90 IN their own keeping The
city % Topeka sailed from HhaEwmy
June e. and therefore brought no
later news sdetcsa than thnns re-.
eriTed by the Victorian. which ar
rived yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

ter % aiinw e - pave With brick.
which could De repaired better than
Asphalt
! Do net question the boards wis.
dem 90 making the change HaIi
councilman i4jaks. hut I do qnra-
Ton iis right O. amend actions taken
hf council. want e. know - beth
- the board la running this elty. of
inc council II the board "a tn *
tnre ordinances passed hy us. / want
ta."
The corporation counsel was an
ally Instructed to give written
opinion on this point aud report a.
the next maetInE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
SUNSET BLAKE WANTS
ALL H0N0RS DUE HIM
And Roasts the Board OF Public Works for
Doing Things Over OUR Heads.

Fully an heurs time 81 the eaun-
eli srHaian was taken up Hast night
tu e discussion 10 whrfher the board
~ public works had a right fH per-
NIT ihr Seattle Electric go. 20 cub
Htituta brick Instead ~ asphalt ln
iia portion ~ the Madison street paw
lHx Tbs question was brought az
~ Councilman Hiukc ln e demand in
know " herein the board Rad n riEhs
e. amend ordinances passed hY cnuu-
GIL Il waa the Epucral opinion that
The board should b. commended Tor
granting a permit ~ the Kind ihas
since the company found 10 nerra-
harr g. tear up ttH tracks every few
weeks for repairs. u would b. bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
ICE JAM IN
SNAKE RIVER

a thrilling description % an ice
jam which occurred on the Enn se
river vas brought down on the
Nome steamer Senator. which aHriv-
cd in port today. The See began 20
run iu the river on the morning Of
June IS. and damned &C the mouth
of the river the same day. The huge
cakes tore the banks ~ tho stream,
damaging several buildings. iiuuH-
IS were tied with ropes 20 prevent
their floating down the stream
When the river was raging tor
rent John De Fries. formerly n
street commissioner Of Fntrhaven.
padded n canoe through the rapids
10 the CONSERVATION Of hundreds 81
ouiookers. who expected momentar-
iiY to see hls frall vessel upset Hut
~ dld not. and later he repeated the
exploit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
:NATOR IN
With NEWS
FROM NOME

aafmmefiatsiy following the arrival
~ the Nome liner Centennial and
ls SfaKway steamer city II Tope-
y this morning. the big Nome
hteauHhlp senator. Capt Patterson.
'scins Coast Steamship Co. put in
- pot. and Vas monred alongside
ne deamer CxariuR In ocean dock
+ The Senator left Nome n few hours
Aheaa Of the Centennial June p she
had on board re passengers and no
rarEp. but brought a shipment 81
gold dust amounting - 81 COO. ron.
signed - the Puget Sound Nation
al bank The Senator made a most
sueorsHful voyage, experiencing
comparatively calm weather. earan-
iuE the heavy winds that made the
Certrnuiars trip difficult aud un-
pieasant Following IL the iist OF
her passengers.
a. Allen. Mrs g. Y. Rirchseniur
and son. T. q. Cushman. ~ Cornell
rs. q ~. Fisher " Herod. Minn "
Hcykendall a. J. Parker. Mrs v.
suith and one stesrHge passenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
Mortality Record.

I. A. wimot. a well known con
tractor ~ thls city. died al his home
near Green Lake last night ~ con
geation II the lungs SIR. Wilmoi
vHa member Of the contracting
atruFfrd. among other large build
tuEH the Seattle theatef and the
Grand Opera house Mr. Wilmut
wah o. years uf age and In sur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
SCOTT ARRAIGNED

A. T. Scott. who was arrested sev-
srai days ago BY Detective Lane aa
a DUBIOUS smhcxxier. was arvaixu-
ed before Justice Cam yesterday
afternoon. lie IL alleged 90 have EN-.
hezxied 800 from the Chicago Great
Western Railway 90. while tn their
employ and for three years has been
. fugitive from justice. lie vas ord
cred confined In the county tati until
the sheriff - Dubuque arrived on
Friday. lie viii then be taken to
Iowa for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
The Green Isks loop.

The Seattle Electric Co. asked Tor
a franchise q lay tracts and uper.
ate street railway around Green
] axe and through Wnodiawn park
u vent 90 the corporations commit
tee
The amended building ORDINANCE.
e. outlined recently IN the star, wau
tn seed
TIE htli providing foe laying va
Ter mains g. ballard. Fremont aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
WAY OF THE
TRANSCRESSOR

J. A. Martin. a bartender. and w.
NJ Bryiug are In the city tait 4ndsr
suspicion.
Florence Bradford and Mamie vii
liams. two notorious women, are In
the city Jail on suspicion.
W. nobson. the man arrested sew
erai days ago by Ofsicer Ca neron
Tor beating his Indian wife. was this
afternoon bound over TO the superior
court for trial on the charge OF as
xault and battery.
Lilly White. a notorious character
was given - hours to get out Of
town this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
TELEPHONE
SERVICE BAD

The omerfs Of the city hall are
complaining because m tho very rad
telephone acfs see they get An EFFORT
vii b. made tn have = private ex-
change constructed 10 take iu an If
the offices ~ the city hall. the police
department and the ambulance wa.
ann atnIInn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
FAILED TO GET 1T

Judge Grksin this afternoon sus=
tanned thu demurrer IN the ease Of
Prank pyAe against the county, Ga
recover wages for overtime work.
Pyle Was formet jailor and stated
that he had dene work amounting
O. s5eo aside from his salary. Judge
Grimm was 81 the opinion that he
bad been sufficiently compensated.
axsd practically dismissed the case
50 far AS the superior coart is con.
tFrned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
LEAD TRUST

NEW YORK. July IA giEa
trust 10 control the total outpu
lead from the fields Of southea II
Missouri. and 10 have a capital
ton 81 Sc 90. 90. ~ about 10
formed. This corporation will
managed by the csuGgenheimsr
ploration Co. Of New Jersey,
Germ which vas organized IL me
ago on a 81. ZOO a0o basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
DON'T BELIEVE IN FISH OF
ONE AND FLESH OF ANOTHER
Which Causes Squabbc In City Council Last Night Brought
on by Taylor Avenue Residents Sunset Companys
Poor Fire ServCe-Railway Around
Green Lake.

Green Lale. wnn passed when the
mayor has signed II the city en-
Kiuerf viii draw VI the proper plano
and specifications and bidders VIII
be advertised for 20 dn the work.
The German bakery was given a
wholesale and retail liquUr license.
Improvements Ordered.
The following improvements were
ordered made Grading block ~ in
\. A. Bsnuy'H addition estimate 4
cost. 500. grading. parking and side
walking East James street from
Twentieth avenue 60 Twenty -Hecond
avenue, estimated cost tl,626.
Resolutions.
Resolutions Tor the following i'm
provrmrntH were adopted Sewer on
Jackson street from Twentieth ave .
nue. south Co point between Twen
tv.hrat ana Twenty second avenue
south. sewer on EAHtiahe avenue
from East Mercer e. Eaat Roy street.
East Roy from EaHtlnke % Lake
Glow avenue. t.Hkaylew from East
Hoy 60 Nelson place. IaHt Park
drive and East Prospect street from
I atvvirw To Harvard north. Har-
ward north and East Roy street from
Eunf Mercer a. East Prospect, Boyle
ffou avenue north from East Roy 10
Fact Park drive. Belmont from Eaat
Mercer 70 fHkeFtrw, Belmont from
Enst Roy g. East Park drive. con
FfrurtfuE hulthsada. retaining wallis.
granite eurhs and paving with vitfi-
ned brick Jackson street from eret-
dental avenue o. Second avenue
rauth. water main on Twenty eight
avenue from Neaier way 20 East
Spruce street repiankinE and reside
walking Wall street from Railroad 70
Western avenue grading. sidewalk
iuE and parking Valley street from
queen Anne avenue 10 Lake Union
water maln On Gaisf street from
Warren avenue 90 Noh Hiii avenue
Is Howe street. grading parking nui
curhluE Fifteenth avenue northeast
between the = a /. railroad and
Forty fffh street grading First ave
nue. south from Kiug street 20 Allan
b. street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
SHE WAS SUCH
A SWEET GIRL

II In the same old story. He
thought she was a nice girl and now
his money IN gone. poor fellow. Now
both reside in adjoining cells in the
city jail. A. Widhoin is the victim
this time. and he says Miss LIlly
White - ahead Of the game by her
cleverness In a saloon box. It was
only $50. but II caused lots OF trouble
90 them both Patrolmen Hubbard
and Freeman have held them and n
Nis- White took the coin she Will Be
made an example.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
FEDERAL COURT.

Judge Harford refused An Zee
writ Of haheas corpus and ordered
him deported for being an Illegal
Chinese resident
The case Of q. w. Roberts against
The White Pass a Yukon raIiro- l.
fn which he claims $50 90 for breach
Of contract. went 20 the Jury at
O'Clock this afternoon.
A Jury Is being impanelied this
afternoon 20 try the damage case Of
J. O. Perry against the Great North
ern railroad. He asks damages for
personal injuries sustained while IN
the employ OF the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

ON FOURTH

b. open from Q 10 10 o'clock Fourth
d July morning. one carriers de-
livery VIII be made tn the business
district At n. m. and two rnliec-
ATOMS business district only at 40
IN the morning and $40 IN the af-
|teruoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
SALMON DEAL

SCRANTON. Pa. July At il an
nouncsd that NJ. q. Muniey. 81 Port
land. Ore. who - her. en- rouf
from New York 20 the West. hay
completed a combine Of Puget SCUM
and Alaska salmon packing intel,
ssts. representing !. ZOO. GO II the a
tai annual output ~ !. 40 0a6 pounts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
kintuck Arrived.

Former z. s, army transport KIN
tuck arrived from Manila Via fn-
coma this Afternoon. she discharged
loo men and officers 81 Company T.
Forty second infantry. at Tacoma.
and was then dismantief ard turn
ed over 20 her rev prnprietors. the
China Mutual Navigation 60. she
sails for the orient and l.ondon. July
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

The womAn's committee ~ the
chamber 81 commerce. Witch has In
charge the entertainment 81 the
wives and daughters 81 the rivers
and harbora commission. will hold a
meeting IN the rooms of the cham.
Der OF commerce AZ 2 o'clock turnor-
row afternoon. Mrs. J. W. elise II
in the chair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
Gained Scholarship.

John JackoI. former city superfn-
tendenf Of the Aberdeen schools. has
received free scholarship in Rush
medical college at the University or
Chicago Mr. Jackoi r. n graduate
OF the Washington state university.
He has accepted the offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
ordInsness Passed.

These ordinances passed water
mains on Queen Anne avenue from
Caller o. Roy, on Twenty sixth ave
nue from Yestsr way TO Judkinn. on
Harrison from Fourteenth 10 Nine
tenth. on Fourth avenue west from
Republican a. Ray. grading and
rhrttnH Twenty nth avenue from
Fast Union 60 HsuEHiaTffs addition
laying OF and extending Eighth ave
nue. west and Thirteenth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
6oina 10 Buffalo.

Thirty persons have taken advau-
taRc ~ the Pan American excursion
rates on the regular Eemi- monthly
excursion trains leaving Seattle to-
day. The Great Northern and North
crn Pacific have shared about equal
liz In the traffic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
Fond.

tn. s..,,l. bic 20. today nled
It's bond 81 S1sth the eomrtroi p
Ter for the 1t carry ms out or
the franchise ftiN kfanfrd II Tor
laying tracks maintaining a
.tr,at r4fI,yn Fourth avenue
a4#ffFfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
Objects to so Years.

A member o. the Ballard council
was seen this afternoon on the sub
jet. when he said. 4 am opposed 20
the HaE companN'a petition. for I do
not believe there would be- shadow
81 right in selling out mans life
time To a monopoly.
As to annexation with Seattle.
that is futurity. We. as
cuuncilmen. are elected t. da cur
duty a. We hpd tt. and not % search
through years which may never
come, In order 60 make excuse for
cur actions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
Increase OF Pay.

Brewery wagon drivers have been
granted an Increase Of 50 cents per
day wages and ntne hours work in
stead of ten. The question OF
whether they shall take care 81 their
own wNwonS il being discussed with
the erssrfavera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
Plumbg rs Examined.

The FIRST meeting Of the Plumbers
examining board was held last night.
Six applicants took the examination.
The board hopes TO secure q regular
meeting place IN a few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
G0SS WINS

OLYMPIA. July THE contract
fer the building of the capitol add
ton has been awarded 20 =. II. Cess
81 Tacoma. al hts bid Of yi3t.a s1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
The Man M With a Cup.

Alex kopky the burglar Who Was
stopped BY Miss Nellie q Rrtsn yes
terday afternoon IN an attempt TO
escape an officer. iE being tried by
Judge George this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
Pike street Celebration.

The Pike street Fourth ~ July
committee presented council with IS
handsome sir rag hearing a print
rd invitation 20 thrW tn participate
lr the celebration SnunclImen lien
1amin. Murphy and Muidoan were
appointed a committee on transport.
alton.
Councilman nlake'a bill providing
for a reduction 20 ennsumrgH ~ gi
per cent. on all water rates. was re-
trffsd g. The nrr and water and nm
EnCe COMMITTEES
Mayor HumrH' veto ~ the bin 10
pay elise a KING twa faf services
ir the water litigation before thu 81
prone court. waH sustained mnAnfm
hualY 4 bin making the same ap-
prupriRtiuH vas read the nnrt time
and laid over TO take ito regular
course.
The corporations COMMITTEES vas
Instructed e. look into the complaint
81 the superintendent ~ ere alarms
relative e. the had service the Sun
tct Telephone Co. was giving the
IRE department..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

The favorable report ~ tho hre
aud water committee on the laying
of H two.inrh water main on Taylor
avenue from Prospect Go lee street.
brought on lengthy discussion In
council lHHt night Tho report rec
commended that the city pay one
hair the euHt and the property own
sra the other half. they 60 have the
amount credited on their water rents.
The two inch main was vigorously
thIrttrdta by several msmbrfH 81 hlCh
brought on further discussion II
the uufaiuosH 10 the city paving for
mains tn one section and charging
The entire cost It such - property
owners Ina other sections Finally
an amended rrpuft was adopted and
substitute ordinance passed don
atinF on the part nf the city % the
property owners in that section
enough old two inch mains a. ,am#
pletr the improvements. tho proper
~ owners 60 lay the mains az their
own cost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
Long Run, Small Fire.

The fire department had a ruin at
t.2S this morning 70 the gas tank in
the southern part Of the city. The
blaze. which had started In a pile OF
rubbish. was soon put out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
PENNSY |!

g. pOUGHKEEPSIF. y. Y. July a.
Pennsylvania wen the Freshman
race. with Cornell second, Columbia
third and Syracuse fourth.
Time. 10 min. rs seo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

Judge Emory this afternoon grant
ed Lulu wyrnan a divorce from FL
wood +. Wyuan on the ground OF
abuse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

vived by two sons and two dauRh.
tern lie wah member Of Tent No.
+. X. @. r. NJ.
j. !. Macarthur. =Hted p years n
we'll known young business man ~
this city. died Of inhnmma tnry
rheumatism lnHt evening At the resi-
douco of his brother. Archie J. Nc
Arthur. 1915 Columbia street Sir.
Macarthur lived IN Seattle since 1899.
Ind during that time held o. reapan-
mbls position IN g.. ". NrWhall A.
Co.'S dcpH rtmenf store. A mother
and father. nvc brothers and four
sisters survive him. The remninh are
at Honney a Stewards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
STARS AND SlPES
TO BE RAID

Jas. Burchan. a q. J. man "
Ing near Woodlawn on, Brfn
Lake, haa Invited a ianumbefof
his old comrades 10 wfas The n -
furlinR Of the Stars I STRIPED "
hts place tomorrow anoon. A.
high noon, the pole vbe plarfed,
all participating. aut 2 o'pek
the nag Will be run utter whHh =
lunch Will be served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
ON SOUND
AND SHORE

The new river steamer VIII u
leon ~ the North American Trading
transportation Co. came In from
ballard last night under her own
steam. The boat viii be nttsd up
preparatory % going into commits
sion she will be- used for town Z
hnrEeH and Hrows and CARRYING par
ffnWerp on the Yukon river hstygeeo
81. Michael and Dawson. sailing
from here In about 10 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
HOT 0MPETITI0N

Indications point to the opening Of
hot competition over tho butter mar
ket In western Washington. I'm hiCh
producers in that section will be OPP
Tosed 70 those Of the eastern part.
The Hardwood Co.. Spokane's lead
lux butter and fee cream chncefn.
has sent r. a. Armitstdnd. a firm
member. into this section % push
eastern Washington PRODUCTS. Mr.
4 rrnitstead viii work out Of Sc
attic. and expects 10 remain here 4
month. The Hardwood Co oper
ates extensively from branches ~
Portland, Spokane and Sioux city,
Iowa, and Its entrance 10 the west
ern Washington field IL significant.
Mr.. Armitstead Is stopping at the
Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

Frederick Mayer. hRed years Han
~ Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mayer. ~
Tenth avenue south and Washington
street. died last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
SARDOU Ill.

PARIS. July vietorien sardon
the famous dramatiat. 10 seriously
iII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

Charles Baden. aged years. son of
Mr. and Mrs. =. ~ BADEN, of South
Seattle. died last evening Remains
nrr nl InnnnY a RlaMHTIH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

the franchise asked Tor would win
cut hands down, Again, am
strongly IN favor Of having Ras as
p power element for | do not 80
wrong when l say that FOR any pew
er. from one TO a i've horse, kus fucl
has not been cxeellcd or even equal
ed
As for granting a 50 year fran
ehise. I would hesitate did not be
lieVc that within the next decade
ballard will IN all probability be a
part 81 Seattle. In that event a -
years franchise would moan nothing.
| believe ballard Will ioin seattle
from economic impulse, " nothing
else, The tax lew here f. IS 3.
while in Seattle It = et5. or 2 mills
lower. Taking that fact into con
sideration with the police and IRE
protection which would come with
anncXation. I think, fortclls the in
evttable. Neither should cedar rtN-
gr water he aNsFtnnkytd +"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02
TIE ssiprAras

sT,iryarfs here are on strike.
aish they we're nearly done wfth
fhstsan work. We have won
nrshrrs THAT thought wnui
haveu months % conquer
= pieasrd tO note that ths
eo- Others are standing firm b..
m snAnds. and Il ls oniy a mat
tsr few DAYS when the manu-
fasH must come t. our terms
w. however, prepared and A.
ted 20 stick out ali summer n
nerY.
tnR you VIII meet with
ART success IN your efforts. {
aFaterualiv yours.
% ". RonRnfcK
Ar Sir and Brother ThlH Is
. Information received from
Fu cities Frsfnruhiiy yours,
"H. I WIsLEU.
business Agent. No. ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

G. V. Iceberg. aged q years. died
~ Firth avenue and Madison street
lant evening The body II a. Bonney
a. Stewards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

For Everett July ftake 7 m.
Greyhound TO Wltnetll sporf OF
the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

A. s. Vohlhusch was arrested by
Oncer finland Last night for dis
charging firearms In the city limits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-02

Steamers Greyhound and skaKh
chief viii run excursions 20 Everett
July An. ~ cents round trip. See
ad. tomorrow.