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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

Ashland lumhrr Co. y. Detroit salt
Co. Continued by stipulation,
u, Adams Land Co, V. Thompson.
Dismissed hy stipulation.
Thompson " Gates Dismissed by
stipulation
THOMPSON y, Clark County Land co,
Dismissed ny stipulation,
Wauhou Realty Co, v hoffman 81
nj, Dismissed by stipulation,
Well0ause y, Little Wolf River rela-
phoac Co Dismissed by stipulation
state H. Continued by stipulation.
Howard STATIC
Carney " &. Il N, W. ny CO IBIS.
missed by stpulati0n
Collins v city " lanesvtle. Appea,
by respondent from taxation OF costs.
Argucd by George G. Sutherland Tor
respondent and by &C. RurpeN tor an
pellant
Rorcua. resp, v, Keyes ct al, applts
Motion hy respondent to dismlsA ap
peal Motion argued by ]. II. McCrury
for respondent, and by j. |. Thompson
InA aNnNNautS,
Bragg, admir- ct alo anplts Y, Glass
colt, rcopt Argued NY n w. Jones'
and !, n. nunwiddie tor appellants,
and w, G. Wheeler for respondent.
Rarlass applt " Kargus ct al.
respts. Argued by NJ, I, Richardson
Tor appellant and by c. Il, picrce ami
John Cunningham for respondents
Luby Y Rcunott Submitted ON ease
and briefs.
OaNCN rtspt v, Janosvtlle, applt
Argued 10y T. G, Bupco and VIM. Ru.
ger for appellant, and by NJ, O. Ieltrls
and NJ Q Mouat for respondent.
eager ct al, rospts, v Paul. special
admr, applt, etc. Argued by L. Il, Gas.
well and u. u. McGowan for appellant
and 10y George G, Sutherland and Il.
L. Butler for respondent aud by John
Cunningham and G, Il, Pierce FOR De.
fondapt w H. Morgan.
Pm King was admitted to practice
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
Sir Thomas Upton Given Loving Cup

Chicago, oct l6.--At the Chicago
Athletic club last evening a banquet
was given to Sir Thomas Upton. He
was also made the recipient of mas.
siye silver loving cup presented by his
Chicago friends, For al hour prior
to the banquet Sir Thomas held re-
ception in the parlors of the club
house and exchanged greetings with
hundreds of prominent business and
professional men. President J. x,
Armsby made a brief speech Of wei
come and in the name of the club
presented the loving cup to Sir
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

having caused the death of Mrs. Kate
Adams. The trial brought out the
fact that the woman was killed by
drinking poison which had been given
her by Harry Cornish, who thought /:
was bromo settler. Cornish. il was
known had received the bottle of sup.
posed brumo through the mail. and
the prosecution succeeded, by cirCum-
stantial evidence. to get Il verdict Of
murder for MohneuN.
The case was one OF the most des-
perate legal battles New York has
seen for years. and another legal bat
tie will probably be fought.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

Thomas, The presentation was made
the occasion of a,grcat demonstration
by the guests, they rising and cheer.
ing Sir Thomas aAam and again. He
replied in brief speech of thanks,
and alluded fcelingly to the many kind
messages he received from all parts
.of the country since he arrived for the
yacht races. Addresses were also
made by several members Of the club.
Sir Thomas will remain in the city
the remainder of the week, Many
other entertainments will be given in
his hunOT
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
WOULD RAM BROOKLYN
officer Believes That Was Viscaya'5
Intention in Battle.

OfFcer Believes That Was Viscaya'5
Intention in Battle.
Washinton, Oct 1G.-Only one new
witness was heard in detail in The
schIey court yesterday. Lieutenant
Commander James II. Sears, who was
Schley's flag lieutenant, gave a de-
tailed account of the entire Cuban
campaign, including the brief siege Of
Cienfuegos, the retrograde movement
of the flying squadron in search for
coal to blockade Santiago, the recon
noissance Of the Santiago shore batter
les and bombardmeut Of the Colon on
May 81, and the battle Off Santiago on
July 3, when Cervera's fleet was de-
stroyed. He placed the distance out
OF the blockading line at Cienfuegos at
from one to four miles and at Santa
90 three to six miles. He expressed
the opinion that in the battle Of July
8, the Viscayas intention was to ram
the Brooklyn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
EPlSCOPALtANS KILL PROPOSED
CANON ON DIVORCE,
WAS sONs OF CONTENTION
Proposed Canon for Oiseiphning Per,
sons Marrying After Being ri.
vorcsd Meets Similar Fate-Stand,
ing Committee on Capital and Ia,
Dor TO Report at Next Meeting.

San Francisco, oct. i6.-The
troublesome question of marriage and
divorce was set to rest for another
three years yesterday. BY the action
of its deputies, the Episcopal conveu-
ton rejected both Of the proposed
canous on the subject passed by the
bishops The greatest fight Of the
convention was over section of canon
So, virtually forbiddiug the remar,
riage of a divorced person by priest
of the church. This was passed by
the bishops and adopted by yea and
nay vote in committee Of the whole of
the deputies When the committa
rose and reported its work to the
house the entire canon was rejected
as a whole.
Canon 81, which provides for the
discipliniug of persons marrying again
after being divorced, met With n simi-
lar fate
The deputies passed an amendment
to article 10 Of the constitution per
hitting modified forms of worship, in
spirit similar to the Huntington
amendment recently defeated. The
amendment, though credited to Or
McKim of Washington, was in reality
presented to the convention Of three
years ago by nr Huntington. The
bishops have yet to act before the
amendment can become a part of the
constitution The bishops appointed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

The Presbyterian synod OF Wiscon-
sin, settled longmootod question
when Il determined the relations here.
after to be held toward the higher in
stitutlons Of learning IN the state. No
syndical college will be built as was
advocated by some, but the Presby-
tcrian church in the state win anil.
ate itself more closely with institu-
tions already established This will
be done at the invitation OF the col.
legeg themselves. The institutions 10
become thus affiliated with the church
are Beloit. MIlwaukee-Downer and
Manchester. near st. Paul, MINI Old
relations are resumed with Carroll
college at Waukesha and Lake Forest
university.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

rama. Iowa, Oct. Ex-senator Ali.
son opened his part of the Iowa cam
paign in a two hours speech here last
night He opened with a tribute to
Mckinley and an expression of con
tidence in Roosevelt After referring
to protection and sound money as the
causes Of national prosperity, he said:
Il do not wish to be understood as
saying that the tariff duties on inn
portant articles should not he subject
to change But when they are
changed it should be with reference
to the advantage of our markets over
those of other countries. These du.
ties ought to be changed as condi-
lions change. so as to help our people
to better markets abroad, and also
for the benefit of consumers products
in our country, whereby, if monopoiies
are created, they can be checked and
reasonable prices only exacted.
Notifications in the tariff laws
must be expected, but such modifca.
tons must not be accomplished al the
cost Of our markets to the good of for
eign markets. We must not lose sub
stance in seeking a shadow. The
most fertile field is in the south and
west. We can hardly expect to In.
crease our market in Europe
Referring to reciprocity Senator
Allison said:
The treaties now pending viii ne
promptly considered and If practicable
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

Milwaukee Oct. l6.--The twenty
seventh convention of the American
Bankers association opened at the
Pabst theater yesterday afternoon.
The convention was called TO order
by President Alya H. Trowbridge of
New York city Then following the
addresses of welcome by Mayor Rose
and others, President Trowbridge de
livered the annual address. Secretary
BranCh's report on the condition Of
the association showed an increased
membership and resources. Other of.
icers and committee reports occupied
the remainder of the session.
a resolution was adopted relating
to the punishment of anarchists. 1t
recites that there exists imperative
necessity for enaCting laws by con
gress to punish assassius and for the
suppression Of anarchy by providing
capital punishment for those convicted
of murder or attempted murder of of
flcers in high public positions, AIDE
Quate punishment by Imprisonment of
al pal klNS AONhSNAAAAS fAN4NANN "
those in authority is urged and laws
TO prevent anarchists from entering
into this country. 1t is also urged
upon congress and state legislatures
that action be taken to keep our land
free from the charge of fostering con
spiracies against rulers of foreign
lands. President Trowbridge appoint.
ed committee to prepare memorial
on the late President Mckinley.
The committee on nominations last
evening decided upon the following;
Presidont-Myron 7. Herrick, Cleve-
and.
Vice president Caldwell Hardy,
Norfolk, Va
Chairman executive council-Frank
g. Bigelow, Milwaukee.
Secretary--James r. Branch, New
York.
Treasurcr-George NJ. Reynolds. Chi.
cago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

pericnced adult Master Humphrey
father and mother are enthusiastic de
voices of the sport, but made serious
objections when their son expressed
an ardent wish to own II horsolcss
vehicle Of his own. But the boy gave
such convincing proof of his ability
that he won the day and now has his
hearts desire At recent automobile
show in Philadelphia he won the
plaudits Of a large audience for his
doXtorous handling OF the automobile.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
EASTERN STAR
DISTRICT SESSION
CoNVENEs IN MASONIC TEMPLE
WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE,
MANY STRANGERS PRESENT
Visitors Come from GAINESVILLE, Oar
Iington, Barahoo, Mt. Horeb, Elroy,
Racine, Mazomanic, Oregon, pa
rion Reedsburg, Brooklyn, Slough
ton, Viroqua and River Falls,


Madison, bCtohuT lb
Tho district convention of the Order
of tho Eastern star convened ycsler.
day in the Masonic temple Sessions
were held IN the afternoon and even.
mg and an elaborate supper was
yorycd az o'clock In thu Methodist
church BY the Baptist ladies OF Mad
lgon,
Worthy Grand Matron Mrs, Belle
Bliss of Barabou and Worthy Grand
Patron w. +. Carlo Of GAINESVILLE were
among those present, while Past
Grand Mntron ella Washburn OF Ra-
cine. Mrs pictHch of narahoo aud Mrs
Emily Priest of RoodRburg were also
in attendance.
Mrs, Jessie N. Luther, mntron Of
the Monona lodge OF this city presided
ut the session IN the afternoon as,
sisted in carrying out the ritual by
the other officers Last evening the
popular form OF mbleaug entertain
mcnt. known as The Pilgrims, wax
presented by ID members The fol.
lowing were present from out Of
town.
summit chapter. No ~ mt itoreh
! w. ~. Sommorg, Maria 70, Sonmer8, ].
| w Smith Lizzie Garfoot . y pick.
lard. worthy patron. and Annie Noon
/ Oregon chapter, No 81. Mrs y l..
/ Barrett H. l.. Sodeu Bessie u. Rat
Inns, Mabel NJ. l'reobwy Bertha Meth
arwoOd Mabel J.. Hanson Augusta
10. Chapel. Mrs Amanda Chandler
Arka Bell Catherine Sutherland, Mrs
Sarah Sutherland, II u Hanson, y.
/ 70. Powers, Mrs n, g. Booth and Mrs.
IC. H. Waclman
Baraboo chapter No a. Bell w.
I BLISS ana w. o. Pietzsch
IanusglIlo chapter No 39-W f.
| earle.
Unity chapter, No. 1903, Dariou-~R.
s.. Young and Elizabeth Young.
Orient chapter, No 3, Mn2omanio--
Etta G. Pugh and Minnie Wightman
Racine chapter, No Mrs ella
S. WaBbburn and X. W. Jensen.
Plymouth chapter, No 81 Elroy--
| Mrs. y NJ. Leonard.
Queen Of Sheba chapter No rs,
/ Rccdaburg Emily Priest.
Spring Green chapter-Ella J Chat
terton and Alice j Chattcrton.
Brooklyn chapter No 30 Hannah
IElIls
Venus chapter No g. stoushton
Mrs c. NJ. Huitze. Mrs, u. De Vol,
Te.g no Eaft MDbpI Iupk man Mrs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
LAST OF THE STUARTS
PASSES AWAY IN NEW YORK

New York, Oct l6-The duke de
Alba died in this city yesterday from
influenza.
Chicago, Oct 16.-Whcu informed Of
the death Of duke de Alba, Sir Thomas
Upton, who was deeply affected, said:
He was a Spanish nobleman. and
understood the last of the Stuarts. Had
his family remained in power he
would today have been a ruler. rc-
gret his death most deeply"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
NEGRO PRINCE EDWARDS
CAUGHT NEAR ST. LOU

st. Louis, Oct. 1G-Prince Edwards,
coIored, wanted for numbering John
Gray at Foster La. was arrested az
East St. Louis, III. He gave his name
As George Duncan. He ~sfuses to taik
or state where he has been since leav.
ing Louisiana
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

Washington, Oct. 1G.--Thc ninth an
nuaI convention Of the National Spirit
ualists' association was held here yca.
terday with an attendance OF 100 dele.
gates. Reports from standing commit
tees consumed the days session.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

and so far as practicable other treaties
will be made, and when made il may
be assumed will be promptly ratified
by the senate, and promptly acted up
on by the two houses in passing laws
to carry them into execution
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

Onward Silver winner Of the tran
sylvanla stake and Dolly Dillon ha3
their second struggle OF the meeting
IA the $4,000 Mcdowell stakes T..
latter won In straight heats. Charles
Marvin. the veteran OF the trotuug
turf. captured tho WoInut Hall cup am
$4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

Lexington, Ky. Oct 16.-Peter
Stirling won the $4,000 Louisyill.
prize yesterday without touch Of the
whip. and holding his gait like piece
Of superb machinery. The winner 81
last Tuesdays $4,000 futurity passed
under the wire the first In each heat
with length to spare.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

anu IS on her way TO south Africa.
The authorities Of the principal ports
have been notified to watch for her
arrival
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
MAUD CONNIE SLIPS AWAY.

Leaves to Cause Mischief in South
Africa.
London. oct, To- Maudo Come has
cmdcd the Vigilance Of the authorities
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

The annual Annapolis West Point
football game viii be played this year
on Franklin Field, Philadelphia, No.
Yember 30
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
BRIEFS ABOUT BADGERS

Dr. J. a. Collie is at homo
at Williams Bay from the Philip
pines on sick leave He was in the
terrible engagement at Samar on the
18th Of August and his company wiped
out Since then DR.. Collie has been
sick with typhoid fever at the officers
hospital near Manila. He hopes 10
get another assignment that will not
take him back to the Philippines.
Prof. G. /. Collie Of Beloit IS his
brother
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
KELLOGG LOSES CASE
Brought Suit 60 Compel Board of
Medical Examiners to Permit Him
to Practice Me6ieiNe--F, A, Ogden
Again Defeated in Hotel Madison
Case--othsr Findings.

James kNSSitvr NvllNEE Gt Portage, IN
a suit 10 compel the state board Of
medical examiners TO authorize him to
practice medicine in the state without
taking examination. Kellogg Eradu.
atod from the College ot Physicians
and Surgeons. Chicago last June, and
applied to the board for registration
to practice in Wisconsin, without TAX
ing the examination, This was the
custom and legal under the old law,
but amendments were passed last win
ter which require the examination of
all who apply for admission to prac.
tivo, the only exception made being
students already mauiculatod at q
Wisconsin modical college This oX-
Ic,ption was the main ground on which
Kellogg attacked the consumuonNlity
of the law, as being Discrimination
against colleges of other states, The
Dane county circuit court decided
against him. holding the law valid,
and from this decision KELLOGG ap.
pcaled,
The right 10 a jury at the prolml.
nary oNamiaaton les the ground on
which Francis A. Ogden OF this city
brought his ease To the supreme court,
Ogden Is wealthy bachelor. owner
of the Hotel Madison and Hotel Og
dem aud was held for uial in the mu.
nlrlpal court aud found guilty by a
mry in the circuit court of running a
disorderly house at Che Hotel Madison,
lie claimed a right to jury ON the
preliminary examination, but It was
denied him, and the circuit court sus'
tanned the decision, ana Attorney II,
W. Chynoweth, who defended Ogden
took the case MP on writ oi error
the decision OF IN" lower court was
sustained,
Other decisions were.
state oN rel Cleveland Circuit
Court of milwaukee, County writ "i
eerttorari denied.
Opinions by Chief Justice casoday:
WlsRtc y Monticello Granite co, AZ
nrmcd.
Appleton Mfg. Go, v Fox River
Paper Co order affirmed
Holllstcr v McCurd ct AL Affirmed
StaolHcr v Menasha Wooden WAN
Co, Affirmed.
! Ellis Dorrou rounty Order rr.
| vcrsrd and cause romaudcd for fw
Their proceedings
Opinions by Justice WlnsIow;
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t,hn giorl F., ,rn,,n rthorty or.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
ALLISON OUT
FOR REVISION
IOWA SENATOR OPENS HAWKEYE
CAMPAIGN.
TARIFF CHANGES NEEDED

Says Changes Should be Made but
Only to Benefit of American Mar.
kets-Europear Trade Can Hardly
be Extended Believes Action on
Pending Treaties win be Taken.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

Lieutenant Commander a. w Grant
who was a witness in the schley in
quiry vent to Annapolis from Stevens
Point about 1871 and has been In the
navy ever since. He is son Of the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
ROLAND 3. MoLINEux
GIVEN ANOTHER TRIAL

Albany, n Y. Oct. 16.-The court
Of appeals has granted Roland B..
MoIiueux a new trial on the ground
that the lower court erred in admit
ting evidence as to another alleged
crime-the death Of Barnett-and
thus merged two issues.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17

Roland B. Molineux is in Auburn
prison under sentence Of death for
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-10-17
BANKERS WANT
ACTION TAKEN
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS RELATING
TO ANARCHISTS.
DECLARE NEED is URGENT

Congress Asked to Keep Land Free
from Charge of Fostering Conspir-
aeies Against Rulers of Foreign
Lands - Twenty-SeVenth Annual
Convention Opens in Milwaukee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-05
HIS AWFUL
AGONY OVER
Bitten by DOG, Boy Dies
Ravlng Maniac.

SIAMoKtS. April after golng
through all the stages OF hydropho-
bla-suappins, snariIug and barking
like q dog. biting his lips until they
blcd. ana swapping at those who
tried 60 restrain him. George Hoover
the l0svear- cid SON ~ Mrs and Mrs,
Chas. Hoover 81 dead
Ills end was extremely pathetic.
Lying ON couch, HIS arms ANA
hands were handaKcd With muslin to
prevent him from biting them, his
legs belns likewise manaeled lie
tuvgcd at fetters and sevsral tunes
broke loose. Then ii took four strong
men 90 hold him and prevent his bit
inr others. He refused 10 take food
and uourtshmcnt.
In his delirium he would curse his
parents and rave like a mudmHu.
Again he would calm ard beg Go boz
shot 90 Put him out ~ misery
when George and his S=year-old
sister kate were bitten nine weeks
REu by a mad-dos, the dog lehpcd
over fence and bit Daniel Colt
schar. aged ~, son Of "a neixhhor,
In the breast and Patrrnelh Barton.
aged ? years. in the right side Of the
body The dos ran up the street
and bit several other dogs. II was
finally killed.
THE wounds o. the children were
slight. and in few DAYS the event
was forgotten, although dottHchall
had his breast cauterixed by a phys
ician George was seized with rabies
Wednesday night. The sister AMI
other children are being watched
very closely, and. although they
show no signs % hydrophubia. % T.
feared they may yet meet the same
fate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-05
SCOTTISH RITE
MAS0NS BANQUET
ENJOYABLE Function Given Last Night
BY Excelsior Lodge.

The banquet given BY the Ancient
and Accepted order 81 Scottish Rite
MRaans az Masonic Temple last
night was the most successful ever
given hy that order Ia this city. Ful-
~ $50 guests sat down To the ban
quet set forth by Manager Dunbar
Of the Rhluler-Grand hotel
Among the officers Of the chapter
present we're.
Vie Master -- Ernest u. hussey,
3Srd degree q 9.
senior Warden - y. II. i.atimer
S2nd degree
Junior Warden - y. G Bsede a2nd
degree.
orator Edmund Bowden. 12nd
degree. X. c. G. ~
Almorer = Paul slnEerman. 3.ni
degree.
Treasured s.gnund Aronson.
s@nd degree.
Secretary - " n. Town. 22nd de-
gree. X e g "a
senior Expert w NJ. Ross. Ev-
erett a2ud degree.
Junior Expert I4ovett VI Wood
22nd degree
Captain of Guard - p Gfennon.
1end degree.
Sentinel = Charles y. knight. sand
decree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-05
Jessie Shirley COmpanY
SaarohIirht Movlng Pictufss

Mrs. Carrie Nation. the 49, So.
SINS sher. colored cake walk, 80
dance, caravan passing pyranl.-ss
Egypt, dress parade, cumieal -
ling By "a midget and giant. -
other views ls05is second aNen--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-05
MANY MEASURES
WERE PASSED
Al the Special Meeting Of the City
Council Last Night.

Local improvements were taken
up BY the city council last uiEht,
and many measures were PASSED.
Protests trom l. =. smith ana " l.
Smith. owners Of property on oecie
dental avenue and Jackson street
aEairs; the proposal 20 lay water
mains on these streets under the as
sessment system, were referred 10
the firc and water committees, the
city engineer and the superintendent
of the water department.
The claims committees report adj
verse 90 y. Bianchards claim for
$500 Tor alleged personal injuries.
was adopted.
The bin 10 extend the stock limits
10 the Madison and M0drona park
sections Was passed under superNi-
sion OF rules.
The hlil 10 provide Tor the re-eodi-
ficatlon Of municipal ordinances un-
der direction Of the board Of public
works, was passed under suspension
Of the rules IL Is expected that the
work will be done within month.
A bill to prohibit the starting OF
fires near buildings was passed.
Notice % hearings on the follow
ing assessment rolls was given
Washington street. grading. curb
ing and sidevatkiug. Fourth ave-
nue. north. curhiug and sidew alktug
Ewing avenue. planking Bowman
avenue. planktug Fourteenth ave-
nue. south. rc-siiewalking and re
parking
Resolutions for the following local
improvements were passed. EsEh-
teeuth avenue cement sidewalks
from East Howell TO East Mercer
street; Twenty avenue. curb
ing. gutteripE and sidewaikinx from
Yesler way To the north lire Of Wal
Ia Waiia addtt on. Twelfth avenue.
cement sidewalks from East Madi-
son street - the north line nf pnnti-
Us addition Maiden avenue. sewer
from East Thomas street IL the
north line Of Highland addition
Resolutions declaring intention 20
order the following improvements
were introduced. East Madison
street. substitute macndum for pro-
posed new pisnking on the n0rther-
~ half ~ the street. Twenty fourth
avenue water nfin from Hoieate
avenue 70 III street Twentieth av-
enuc. water mein from Nesier say
20 HoiEate avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-05
RUBBER STAMPS.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

COMMERCIAL STAMP WORKS
Seheuermau BLOCK. 10 Cherry.