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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

hnfalnbeiow specified fer tho purpose o,
voting thsrgat ~ the qualified voters q
mlstod ~ said Ordinance Ne lnas.
That said proposition and question shall
b voted upon Ia thu following manner. &
Every voter at such election siee,ins q
vote IN favor of said proposition Of ths
Issuance and sale OF said bonds. as set
vote ballot containing the following
statement q said proposition. 10 Wit.
IN FAVOR Of the proposition apd
city 81 Seattle of the negotiable bonds Of
said city % the amount 81 one Hundred
thousand holiaFN 70 he purpose OF pro-
v.idins money With which 70 pay George
Meacham ard Lucia NJ. Meaoham, his
wife. the said sum o. one Hundred Thou
sand Dollars Is the purchase price OF
Block Nineteen uel Of porcns Addition
70 tho city OF Seattle upon the purchase
thereof b. said City for uea hy IL a. q
site Tor the seattle Public Library. as set
isr.h and detailed in Ordinance No. zoos
And every voter az such election elect.
ing 70 vote against said proposition shall
vote ballot containing the following
"AGAiNsT az p,,Fosi,,o 70 VII,
or the Issuance and sale BY the City Of
Seattle o. the negotiable bonds OF said
ny 70 70 amount % one Hundred Thou
sand Dollars. for the purpose OF providing
money with which 70 pay &c George NJ
Meacham and Lucia NJ. Mcaeham. his
wife, the said sum OF one Hundred Thou
sahd Dollars A. the purchase price Of
hloek Nineteen da) Of noren's Addition
70 the city of Seattle upon the purchase
thereof by said city Tor use BY q a. a site
LOT the Seattle Public Library, as Get
Of said city"
Notice s hereby further given to the
voters 81 said city that the places Of vot
ms IN each Of the several election pre-
eincts in the several wards 81 sa,d civ
at said election shall be "a followai
FIRST WARD.
First Prseinet- shocshop. IFS Railroad
avenue south
Second Prseinet.-covey RrOs,' riushop.
GIL FIRST ave south
Third Preoinct-clw stables. Lane st
and Fourth ave. south.
Fourth Precinct Montana Stables, Ath
ave. south and Washington street
Firm Precinct - Oflee Shannon hotel
Dos Main street.
Sixth Precinct Basement Of saath school
twelfth ave. south and Wciivr street
seventh Precinct nruhaicr's barber shop
EIGHTH ave. south and Bradford street
SECOND WARD
FIRST freelnot-Iiutniek's storeroom. 1878
second Plumbing shop. 2soo
Jackson street
Third Precinct Once Of Knowles wood
y@fd' corner Of Twenty-sixth ave south
and Jackson street.
osaa.o urth Proclnci. Front room OF house.
-soa jackson street.
fltrt frcclnCt-Front room OF house
ss9,ntheast corner of Eleventh ave. and East
~ second Precinct adrona Council hall
twenty nrst ave. and East Jefferson.
h.st Madison street
Fourth Precinct Mc0ilvra'a Real Ia
s'a'o Office, end OF Madison street car line
FOURTH WARD.
rh,.t,et Precinct basement Of city hall
Ahfu avenue and JEFFERSON street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

Government Inspection q all meats
sold ia Seattle Is something the BOARD
81 health is now working 10 accom-
piish.
Recent investigations by members
Of the beard and 90 the city council
committee on health and sanitation
reveal the startling fact that many
cattle Infected with Tuberculosis are
shipped nt0 seattle from the Middle
West and East.
There the government inspection
OF slaughter pens In all the larger
cities Is rigid hi the extreme. Own
ers Of cattle known 90 be infected
with tuberculosis win not. therefore,
offer them for sale In these localities.
Instead. Il Is said. they often ship
the diseased stock Ia the Pacific
coast states. where government In
epectlon except in a few large pack
Ing houses Is practically unknown.
This view Is entertained by many
Seattle physicians. among them Dr.
J. r. Crfchfon. chairman Of the c0un-
ell ecmmistee on health and santa
tion.
only one ~ Seattle's three large
packing housrs. that u the Frye
Bruhn Company. Is provided with a
goveramept Inspector. At this es-
tahiiShrssesft two meat inspectors and
n veterinary surgeon all paid hy the
government are IN constant attend
ancc. u Is the understanding OF the
health board and Health officer Car
rcfi that the government win pro-
vide an Inspector FOR any slaughter
ting establishment Of any consider
ohle size. Acting under this impress
sion. at is last meeting week ago.
the beard rczclved 10 request all
butchers and meat packers in the
city 90 petition Cor government In
srectton. Notice Of The boards ac-
rlen VIII this week he given the
packing houses discussed AZ the
meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
WOODLAND
PARK LINE
TREsrLE WORK DEMANDED BY
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

As result OF the trip os inves-
tsgutiun Through Woodland Park.
made by the parks and houievaria
committee OF the council yesterday.
the Seattle Electric company will
probably be compelled to build It's
extension through the park on tres
tie work. The company sogns TINS
ago applied fgr permission 60 60
through the park. which was grant
ed hy the council. Last Saturday
the company Med plans with the
board of public works showing the
manner OF proposed construction.
The plana provided for tracks e
follow the contour % the land with
short trsstles In one or two places
Superintendent % Parks Little oh
jected vigorously on the ground thai
n line buIit IN this manner would
mar the beauty OF the park and tn
terfcre with the laying out Of walks
and drivcways through the park. At
hts suggestion the committee. aiong
with the Seattle Electric company
representatives. made the trip OF ia
spection yesterday.
chief Engineer Blackwell. who
was present To represent the cleo
tric company. outlined his pianm Tor
n surface line 60 the eofnmittsc.
viii Build Trsssles
The majority Of ths committee
disagreed with hts Views. deciding
that the overhead read wa the onis
feasible method.
Mr.. blackwell. finding himself In
the minority. finally agreed 10 con
sent to the tTestle work. provided
that the board OF public should allow
the company 20 use wooden trestie
work. IL was explained that OWNS
TO the great dinieuity IN procuring
steel II would be impossible 90 build
the extension this year. n was
agreed to allow the nne ef wood
with the provision that the work
should be replaced with steel within
two years.
The present plan 10 to start the
trcatla work about 50 feet south OF
the limits of the park AZ the sum
init Of the hill In the park the line
viii run on the surface for some
distance and then. taking the tres
tie. viii follow on 10 nearly the
north park limits. Here Il runs
across an arm Of the lake Co the
present terminus % the Green Lake
line.
As soon as a report has been made
by the parks committee. the board
OF public works will grant the per.
rrlt for the construction. The COM
pany IN DESTROYS u getting 90 work
as soon as possible and hope TO nave
the line In operation early In July.
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
CAUGHT R0BBlNG
ROOM IN HOTEL

In Albert Smith, a waiter capinr-
cd IN a room OF the Brooklyn hotel
on Second avenue and University
street last night. the police believe
they have the man who for the past
few weeks has been purloinlng bed
clothing from that hosiery.
Smith was discovered In a room
OF the house. and Mrs. Grant. the
landlady. called for help. Police
man c. q. Carr responded. Smith
had BY this time locked the door Of
the room he had entered. and had
thrown the key out Of the window.
officer Carr forced the door.
A burglary viii probably be the
charge placed against Smith. An
article Of bed clothing was found
under his coat az the station.
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JoBBiEc QUOTATIONS.


Green Fruit
Lsmoas-sa aoaS5.oo a box. eoakinx an
PIES. sscSlsi 90. eating apples. 81 1874 90.
plnsappies. ss.s0 yer cex. Seeding ranges.
s--25&1 -. nayels a. 1541.50. MsditeFrnn-
san s~ssts. 8 y. gaienelas. sscoass =
erape frvit s2c5ss q -. ssra~ssrrsss. 81 -
box
Vegetables
Potatoes = Ola. s32 coo 2AOo pr ton;
saek carrots. asaTss ~ .ass lei l.s,s -
fi-ftHffi 20 Ter ease. turIip.. 0ocFsf. e
sariie. &C.. cabbage ST sO9Si. - per cwt
hils<s 1ss. ceiery. soe per doz. sweet pots-
toea. $500 per case. Chilli fsspprrs. 20 soc
sauefkraut. 2A@1cs t9mAtaes s21 per
crate. raaishes. ioc FER dsz. parsley. eoes
soc: oniaas. $40 per ewt. parsnips.
per n; squaahes. 2i4e. wax beans. fse
szt'ehokes. e0@T5e Der doz. string bsans.
1.e. caeumbers. $50 ger aox. hrusssls
sprouts. s.sse; ssas saac. Telephone peas.
E9aeoc psr boz. WaIiz wafla asparagus.
7brGt1.00 per box; native. T5c1Si-oo psr
Gaze.
Provisions
Fresh meat-Cow beef - per NJ steer
bssf 94sssc per ~ mutton: w~thsr. 5ae.
ewes. Iae. pork. 100 PEI 10; veal. large.
&c; snail. los.
Hay-Pugst sound. rer ton. ffa-oo. East
srn Wesainxtoa timothy. SiSO04i 90. al
crain-oats. $500: wheat. s2s.so: corn.
$500 rolled barley. $500.
Batter. cheess, Eggs and Poultry
Butter Washington cfsamsriea. 20G21c.
rxnch i762cc.
chsese-Natfvs Washington fun cream.
1915. Eastern New York, ias44ttc,
Wiscansln. f8c. RoqgefoEt. $50. Edsrn.
sii o07 100 ger case Now York fsQige
LlmbuFser. is1iTc. brick. i6aI7c. Swiss.
1sG 19c.
EgxA--GtrictIy fresh ranch, 10000; Call
fcruia. f48i5c. Orsg1n. i5c.
Live F0uitry-HsnE. fa41ifc, fryera
40lf5.Op per 9oz. turkeys. ig8i4c. geese.
100iio. ducks. 15e
Dressed Poultry Turkeys, 1f1igc. geese.
11n13c: ducks. fs115c. cnl1ksIsn. f33I4e
Eoney-l2a12c.
Commission Mems Prices
Convicted daiiy-Ths following prices ars
belng offered 10 the producer Ia round icts
On the dock IN the car AZ Seattle.
Crain--Oata. s2s.5OG n so. barley s21 50.
wheat. chicken feed. g2i.DO: corn. Sufk.
e2e.o0.
Chsere--Eatlve Washington, ff1fIMc.
EgEs-strictiy fresh ranch. lie.
Batter Washington creamery. fs4iec;
ranch. is4iTe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
A WATCH SAVES MS LIFE

An alteration arose last sunday
night IN q saloon In bicycle park,
GeofEetown, between Henry brown
and a stranger whose name could
not be learned. Tho unknown man
attempted 20 stab Brown, aud would
probably have killed him. u hts khite
had not struck Browne watch chhih
instead of Crowns heart Ihc
strange man escaped IN the dark
ness, though Deputy SheriuH Haas
and Cook az once proceeded to search
Tor him.
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Stamped Linen Tray Cloths. with
hemHtitched and drawn work boz
dere. regularly worth 5sc; Thursday,
from till II. az &c.
Fancy All sax Ribbon. IN fancy
designs and stripcs-all this season 8
latest color combsnntiOnR--best quail
tiles. Sl4 to 4 inches wide. worth
regularly &c and Sc q yard: Thurs
day. from 5 10 IL. at iznc.
Hamburg Embr0ideriss. best quail
sites. In blind and openwork designs.
edges warranted 20 wash and wear
well. worth i1c a yard. Thursday.
from 20 II. at ziAc.
Boys White Duck and Fancy
Linen Caps. worth Soc each. Thurs
day. from 3 10 ~. at 2sc.
Best quality Whist Broorns. with
wire bound handles. regular prizes
&c: Thursday. from 90 IL. at isc.
Gilt Invisible Wire Hair Pins. reg
ular price ioc q box. Thursday. from
5 to ~. at. the box. &c.
Hump Hooks with Invisible Eyes,
black or silver. regular price iec a
card. Thursday. from 8 to II. at sc,
All Wool Vigereau Dress Goods. "
inches wide. worth 7sc a yard
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Thursday. from 10 II. at &c.
Only one dress lenxth to Z os.
toner.
women's Real KID Gloves, two "a
ihree-claSp, overEeasn ana pluse
stitching. Ia brown. red. tau. moe
blue. green. grey and 10 shi.e-ta
Hixes-regular price ti-n and E.,s.
special Thursday. from 10 Il. At n.
Cream Table Damask. a .sehes
wide. worth s5c. 20 i, Thursdsy
at csc.
Pillow Cases OF Bleached cotton.
finished with French sssnk dies ~
%. worth ioc; s to II THURSDAY. 4
each. Sc.
Black Saline. 80 inches via
worth isc a yard: to II THURSDAY
az sc.
Csc Decorated German china cura
and ssucsrs. from 10 II THURSDAY
at i0c.
only sig 20 . buyer.
Macbeth Pearl Top Lamp chln-
neyx. No. size. for each Sc
Only one 20 purchaser.
Rogers Plain Tipped Tea s2opcx
guaranteed for 10 years: 70 Ii
Thursday. 75c for set Of SIX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
THE BON MARCHE
I4I9 O I435 Second Avenue N 5I23 Pike Street

Second Prseinct-Front Foom In hsuA
sol Columbia street
Third Precinct-ofice Of Pcrrtn -
Maiion street and First ave.
Fourth pracincs-ofice Of Fiorenes noaA
as Madison street
Fifth Precinct = Candy store rom =
Seventh ave.
sixth Precinct - Jassict's court ~
basement Of County courthouse.
FIFTH WARD.
First Warehouse rear q =
Gee. Compton lumber yard, Western ~
between Madison and spr'ns street, ....,,..
Second Preetnct - 6wseutys ft1z'
store. 2ii University street.
Thina -Bicksrton's Auction =.
Foaith Prscinct-E&stman's stablss ~
Flfth PrSeine, : linton Electric vsfA
sixth Precinct-carpsnter shop. ia2o Tn
avenue.
SIXTH WARD.
First Frecinet--weston's Fuel osace ="
second Prrclnct-McEiwaln' real ssiss
oficn. 2226 First ave. -
Third "Reminiscences OF Aozed -
piai ISIS First ave. -.
Fourth Precinct - Easement q p71As
school, FIN ave. and Wall street ,,,a
Fiuh Precinct-ofsce Of Bowers hes'
sixth ave. aud Olive street
SEVENTH WARD. .-..,.
Frat Precinct = Basement o. s ss
church. corner Pike street ana
second Prsclne,-vaeant house, sis Pc
mira Prcetnct--ones Mumfcrd,. y
factory. corner Of Almy street anu H'"
Fourth Precinct Bakery Of sehmiA
HenWiE. 1901 Harvard ave. ..,,.. A
Fifth "REMINISCENCES 81 hafkins
" - $500 "snnith.s Grocery ssost
corner OF Harrison street ana
seventh Presinct-Front reom Of nes'>
20iO East Madison street, s.ss
Eighth lrccinct--koom IN mouse %
stanton, .304 Eastlake ave,
EIGHTH WARD. $50
First Procinet-Onice OF kiette . We
real estate, $40 Denny way, .. nus r.
Second freClnct-fffce racine NAH
tory, $50 Harrison street. -.
Thirsf Procinet-Old Pumping station. -
ner of Ward street and Fourth ave
Fourth Precinct-shoe shep ere"
Roy street and Queen Anne avenue
NINTH WARD.
First Piecinct-Colcgrove's nais
teenth ave. west ana Stsne ss,s,af,iee. 50
Second Preciuot--Old hsss Pos'N
T M Preclnotoid Hose houss, Frs sss.
Fourth precinct--L o. q. 4. haib
ett ave, and Albion street ~ Mays hall
East Forty-sseond street and sis'a
sixth Precinct sunday .scheol ~, ssss street
ty-seventh ave. north ara nall Ne
seventh precinct-I. q, - ..,ss nesf
soa rast seventy-seeena street.
WOODLAND ave, 80 t.h. hoathouss
end % car lire, ....a ill be orea
,ror, 81 clock a., m. until eo'eNA
o. said day. -, have hereuh.
set my hand and ainSes III 1909
city this 18TH DAY Q, ~ RfpLiNofN
civ Comptroller and ex,enie's -
Date Of nrst publication AF'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
LAWYERS IN EN- BRY0

Tho following members 81 the
state university law school are taxi
Ing the bar examinations before the
state supreme court today az olym-
pias
Miss Grace Mitchell. Aubrey Levy,
William Austin. ]. G., Higgina Give
A. Pettitohn, Frank HaNek. Leon
Y, kenworthy, i. r. Shorett. TAX
uyl Namaahlta ana W. T. Eiwell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
APPROACH
ING THE
END
D. s. Johnston &
Co.'S Big Clear
an(eandImprOye-
ment Sale Will
lot Last Much
Longer

The terrific price reduction has
rapidly depleted our big stocks q
half dozen times since this sale be-
gan. but was replenlahCd each time
by large shipments arriving every
few days, giving us n stock at one
time Of nearly EIGHT HUNDRED
$500 PIANOS AND ORGANS. dlvid-
ed between our four stores. Hun
dreds " these have since been placed
IN homes all over this section OF the
Northwest. where they are now full
fitting their mission Of making the
recipients musical and happy. we
have 80 many genuine snaps in store
for bargain seekers this week n
~ impossible to give details here.
BE sure and get IN on this deal or
you VIII regret a..
Brand new upright Pianos OF good
reliable mikes. fully warranted. tlg2
f2O5 and $3.50. well worth at regular
retail s275. 1925 ana s875-niso eome
as low aa 9i3l-New ORGANS. beat
makes $50, s57 and sos. being a little
more than half their actual value.-
Easy tcrmB.
Everything conducted on tho
square, no miErepreFcnlations. An
ingtruments guaranteed 10 be as rem
resented. Orders by mail are fire..
1uent and receive ns great care i'm
filiing az any buyer could or would
use In personal selection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

Women'H Past Black Cotton Lace
Openpork Hose. also Fancy Colored
Lace Stoc kings. very pretty effects.
worth isc. special Thursday. from
20 n. at. the pair. lee.
Women's Swiss Ribbed Colored
Vests. low neck, sleeves silk tAped.
and lace yoke. assorted eolaEs. In
pink. blue. lavender and cream also
hlack--worih 3ou a garment. Thurs
day. from 70 II. al i7c.
wrighta Tooth scan. &c size. for
IS cents.
Best Machine OIL i6c bottles.
Thursday, from . to II. at i-ac.
Teothachs Drops. ioc size. Thurs
day. from % ~. at three for i0c.
Fine MIXED Chocolates. worth &c
a pound. Thursday. from 10 II. at.
the pound. lie
Elite Series Of Pan~r Books. regular
price &c. Thursday. from \ 70 II,
at Sc.
Matted Pictures. IN eoiors. regular
price 1sc. Thursday. from 20 IL.
az thc.
Mems Ribbed BaihriRFan Under
wear. worth 35c. Thursday. at the
garment. &c.
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nu,ts Wlnr Anain

TACOMA. May iA--Jos Mccarthy.
of the home team. gathered bunch
of errors about himself yesterday AZ
teFnoon aud gave the game 60 the
Butte team. The score WAS ! tn p
Home runs we're made hY llutehin-
aon pf Tacoma and Kane ~ Butte
Isstcher q Tacoma made nensa.
tional running one handed catch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

NOTICE or SPECIAL ELECTION.
Whereas. under ana hy virtue Of ord.
nance 80. 1p0s, dulF passcd BY the city
Council Of The city VI Seattle on the TN
day Of Apfil, 1909. ana approved BY the
Mayer q said city on The OH day OF
vldlnE for apcclal election to be held In
the city % Seattle. az which the voters
Of sAid city may vote upon the question
Of tho issuance and sale q the negotiable
bonds 81 said city 90 the amount uf One
Hundred Thousand Dollars for the pur-
pose OF raising the sum Of one Hundred
Meaoham and wife tho purchase price Of
Block Nineteen nW of poren'H Addition
20 the city u seattle upon the purchase
me ssatss s"' PuSis Library witch or az
nance provides that the Mayor and city
Council Of the city OF Seattle submit 10
the qualified voters % said city. at the
proposition and question % the Issuance
and sale By said city or tho negotiable
bonds Of a na. JW nd T., SEATTLE Ssos 70 he
lars, which bonds shall bear date as Of
the day Of their issues. ID payable by
their terms twenty t2ol years after their
said date. ana shall bear a rate q Inter
est not exceeding four az centum per
Hnnum, payable nemi-annunily for which
interest coupons shall be attached 20 and
be mart Of said bonds, and the said
bonds and coupons shall be payable al
the place therein expressed, for the pur-
pose OF nyovldlnE money with which 20
pay 10 ANNfhH ~ MfMiNNH anu LUCIA NJ
Meacham. his wife. the said sum OF One
Hundred Thousand Dollars as tho pur-
chase price 81 Block Nlnetastn up) OF
Boruns Addition 60 the city ot seattle
for use hy a. nn site for the Seattle
Public Library, and which ordinance
further provides that o special election
nhalI ba hold in the city of Seattle. al
the several yotlnE proclncts. on the iTth
aay OF May, 1902. at which special election
there shall be voted upon hy the qualified
voters OF said city said proposition aud
question.
Now, therefore Notice Ia hereby given
20 tho qualified electors Of the City Of
Seattle, that on Saturday the nth day Of
May, 1902, IN the several election pre-
clnets into which the several wards OF
said city Of Seattle are divided, a special
election viii be held at tho voting plaooa
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REVIEW OF
THE MARKETS
Business on Western Avenue a
Little Slow

business on Western avenue was a
little Disappointing 60 the commits
sion men. The volume Of trade was
fair. but there was a great DISPOSE
ton on the part Of buyers to look
for lower prices The steamer from
San Francisco Is due today. but her
arrival viii make little change. as
most % the California stun is COM
Ing by rail
Last nights shipment Of berries
and cherries was large and the fruit
as a rule was in good condition.
Nevertheless. strong competition ran
the price Of berries down TO 81 sOfe
xl.4A and cherries down To N.25u
sl-a0- Asparagus shipments are
heavy and although the demand u
good and the stock excellent the best
Walla Waua stuff goes for not more
than n.0o. with most os IL selling az
. lower figure.
Peas and beans are scarce. More
are expected from the south today.
Even potatoes are inclined TO be
slow. The dealers are In daily ex-
pectatlon Of a large shipment Of new
stock. and for this reason are un-
willing 70 have large invoices of Old
Potatoes on hand. Apples are quiet.
demand having fallen on consider
ably since berries and cherries have
come In any quantity. Butter, eggs
and cereals arsa ffurhawga1
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SPOKANE. MAY IA bad error
by Rlghtflelder llodic OF Seattle
Fave Spokane two runs here yeHter-
day IA the eighth inning. which viz
tnaily meant the game. The result
ing score was > TO : Ia favnF % the
"BunchErasReFa" The hitting ~ the
day was done ~ klonf Of Seattle
and ElMey % Snnknne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14
INFECTED CATTLE
ASERIOUS MENACE
BOARD OF HEALTH WORKING HARD TO SECURE MORE GOV.
EMINENT lNsPEcToRs-oisEAsEo ANIMALS ARE FIRE.
ouENTLY BEING SHIPPED SEATTLE

one 81 the most important reasons
FOR the boards action Is the fact
that the city Is now without a meat
Inspector The value 90 such an Of
fetal has been az various times
questioned by members OF the city
government, and hN some OF them
II is thought that the government
inspection % all slanEhter houses
would do away entirely with the mo-
cesslty for city Inspection.
Whether any Inspector who would
be willing to work FOR the salary 81
$3.50 a month paid bv the city would
be able 90 tell meat infected with
tuberculosis after u had reached the
butchers block Is also question,
nr. Crichton said yesterday that he
doubted very much whether even the
ordinary expert would be able 90 tell
the infected meat bv simple inspcc-
ton.
The necessity for thorough In
spectlea % an meat sold In the city
pF. Cfichtna believes ~ Imperative.
whether germs % tuberculosis can
SnrN I've cooking or not nr. CrichGon
says, makes no difference. since no
sane person could cat and enjoy a
meal 81 meat even suspected 20 be
diseased.
Many Cattle Infected
Many cattle infected with tuher-
culosls are shipped into Seattle. This
was shown 90 the satisfaction ~ two
members OF the board ~ health while
making an Inspection OF the slaugh-
ter pens at the FRYE Bruhn e4tae-
lishment rerentlv
While they we're examining the
carcass of n diseased animal which
had been laid aside at the govern
msnt inspectors order. another dis
c8scd animals was killed by the
butchers. making two out Of less
than Toe animals killed that day.
This meat was Immediately con-
demned by the government In
snectoFs.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Superior Court 81 the state Of
Washington, for King County, In
the matter of the estate ~ Henry
Dubhs, deceased. No. t3iT.
Notice 10 hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate Of Henry pubhs, deceased, 20
present same with necessary vouch-
srs. within one year after date OF
the first publication % this notice 10
the undersigned special administra-
triK 81 said estate, at her place Of
transaction of the business OF said
estate. namely. az the office % q. +.
nogue, her attorney, room 62s PACT
flc Block, IN the city 81 Seattle.
Washington. CLARA pUBRS,
Special Administrators.
Dated at Seattle. Washington. May
Z. 1902 Date OF first publication,
May z, 1902
@. Y. BOGUE.
Attorney Ter Administrative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-14

The Northern Pacific announces a
special round trip rate Of 500 TO the
National Educational AHaocieton
convention AZ Minneapolis IN July
Tickets viii be on sale at cities on
the coast on June rs aud July and
10. Some 500 teachers Will make the
trip % Yellowstone Park after the
adjournment Of the convention,