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The Delta independent., 1902-10-03

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN. that at
The general election to be held on the
will he submitted to the qualified electors
Of the state of Colorado the question OF
amending the constitution OF said state
'ion is found in SENATE Bill No. ali. ap-
proved March Is. 1901. which Is. In words
Und figures. following. viz;
To submit to the qualified electors OF the
state of Colorado An amendment TO
Sections Twenty-one and Twenty-Five
OF Article Six OF tn. constitution OF
the state Of Colorado.
Ee II Enacted by the General Assembly
OF the state of Colorado:
the qualified electors Of the state OF COL
Grad? at the next general election for
ihcir approval or rejection. the following
amendments TO the constitution OF the
state state Of Colorado which. when ratified
shall be valid as part OF me constiiu-
tion. that Is to say. section iwenty-onc
state of Colorado shall be amended to
Sec. q. There shall be elected by tn.
irict, at the general election In the year
nineteen hundred and four. and every
for such district. whose term Of ONCE
shall be four years. and whose duties and
salary or compcnsaiion either from the
vIded by jaw.
No person shall be eligible to the Office
OF district attorney who shall not. a, IN.
time Of his election be at least twenty
hve years OF age, gnd possess all The
term OF office OF the district attorneys
time OF the adoption OF this amendment.
is hereby extentcd IcxteGdedl to the Sec
2nd Tuesday of january. in the year a.
See. 2. Section twenty-five of article
SIX OF The constitution OF the state Of
Colorado shall be amended to read. ns
Sec. q. There shall be elected at the
general election In each organized county
and every four years thereafter. 4 county
Judge who shall be judge of th. county
court OF said county whose term OF Of.
be paid such salary or compensation. Il.
iher from the fees ana ctnoiuinents OF
his Office or from the general county
fund. as shall be provided by law.
The fern of office OF the county Judges
serving at the time OF the adoption OF
the second Tuesdny OF January in the
yenr A., y; 1905.
election and desIrous OF voting FOR or
against both or either Of said amend
Innenis shall deposit in the ballot box his
words For the Amendment IN Relation
TO District Attorney and 'AgnInst the
iorncys." and For the amendment in
Relation TO County Judges and Against
the Amendment In Relation to County
Judges and shall indicate his choice
other OF said groups OF words
See. 4. The votes cast for the adoption
or rejection OF said amendments shall bs
canvnssed and the result determined by
the laws OF the state for the canvass OF
votes for representatives In Congress.
Approved March %. 1901.
In testimony whereof | have hercUnto
set my hand and atiixed the great senl
of the state OF Colorado. nj the city of
ID. 1909.
DAVID a. MILLS.
tSeal) Secretary OF state.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-03
(Seai.)

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Mt
. the general election 10 be held on the
will be submitted to the qualified ciectors
Of the state OF Colorado the question of
Amending the constitution of said state.
The authority for submitting such diics.
tion H. fouLd IN fcnu,e ELL No $, ap-
The Delta independent., 1902-10-03
(WINEo CARDul,
a Weak
Stomach

Indigestion Is often caused by over
eating. An eminent authority says
the harm done thus exceeds that from
the excessive use OF alcohol. Eat all
the good food you want but don't over
load the stomach. A weak stomach
may refuse to digest what you eat.
Then you need = good digestant like
Kodol, which diges,s your food with.
the Wholesome tonics Kodol contains
soon restore health Dieting unncces-
sary. Kodol quickly relieves the feel
ing OF fulness and bloating from
which some people suffer after meals.
Absolutely cures Indigestion.
kodo0 Natures ToWlo.
Prepared only by r. c. DEWITT 4 Co. Chicago
Tie u. bottle coo tAinS: y times the snc slss
The Delta independent., 1902-10-03

Sc from such other county and become
IA municipal and territorial part OF the
rity and county Of Denver. together
~ h all property thereunto belonging. =.
The city and county of Denver shah
alone always constitute oEe judicial dis
trict of the state
The Delta independent., 1902-10-03
OEEICERS.

So :. ne UIEvsrS u VIC S11N aiIu
appointment or election may be pro-
vided for by The charter: and the juris-
fcations of all such officers shall be such
as in the charter may be provided: but
who shall respectively perform the acts
and duties required of county officers to
be done BY the constitution or by the
general law. far applicable. If
any officer of said city and county of
Denver shall receive any compensation
Mhateysr. he s or she sa shall receive the
which shall be fixed by the charter, and
paid out of the treasury of the city. and
county of Denver in equal monthly pay
menlR. :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
ON SOUND
AND SHORE
Newsy Notes OF the HarbOr
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The lecture which was TO have
been delivered this afternoon before
the Masters and Pilots Association
BY Captain II. II. Lloyd. has been
postponed until tomorrow afternoon
AdyiceH from Juneau state that
revenue cutter Rush. now In Alaskan
waters has been ordered "a the
Mare Island navy yard for repalrH.
Tho cutter may be now on her way
10 San Francisco.
The steamer Bertha which left for
the north last night carried tho last
mail but one for Nome that viii be-
dispatched there this winter. the
other consignment VIII be made
within a week No more mall VIII be
forwarded 10 Nome uutil the open
ms OF the season the coming SUM
mDf.
The British shin celtic chief ia
loading general merchandise an Ilv.
rrpoui for Victoria and Vancouver.
She has been chartered 20 load wheat
AZ seattle Tor her return voyage
The ship star Of France and the
bark iimainya. both iron vessels.
owned by .. Moore a Co. on ac-
count ~ division ~ Ownership. ARE
Ia be offered 81 auction IN the Mer.
chants Exchange. San Francisco. on
March g.
The steamer city ~ Puebia ~ the
p G. G.. line sails for San Fran.
cisco tomorrow morning a. . o'clock.
She viii have a large passenger list
The steamer Fafailon ~ the Al.
aska Steamship Co sails for the
north tomorrow night.
This tug Doctor went to Tacoma
yesterday with raft - piles.
The tug Majestic towrd the strand
"a sioop. owned by Capt JurRens0u
~ Port Madison. from the Meadow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
The MARKETS

About tho only thing ~ note on
the markets today a. an advance Ia
potatoes. Fancy stock il bringing as
high as s1e per ton. The risa a. only
temporary. however. ana commission
men expect things a. drop hack Into
The old groove in day or So
Live poultry is hrsinning 10 come
w rapidly Dealers are trying Ia
hold the prices up. bat the market
" weakening
IN vegetables things are steady
with a good volume 81 business.
Green stun N coming IN from Wslta
Wnlle and California every day and
~ easily disposed ~ Cabbage f. II
anything nrmer good stock bringing
ns high as tli5 Per cWt Fruit h.
unchanged A ear ~ extra fine
bananas arrived on the street to-
day Oranges bre scarce bat fresh
supplies are due tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19

100000

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10. The
supreme court today affirmed the de-
ciHion ~ the lower court. declaring
the trust clause IN the viii OF the
late J. O. Fair as applied To personal
property invalid.
This decision permits the diatribu-
ton or $1,000 600 worth OF personal
property among three Fair children.
The entire amount has been tied M
Tor many years while the case WAS
tried and bitterly fought through the
courts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
BUILD THE SHIPS IN AMERICA
chamber OF Commerce Objects to Uncle Sam Paronzlnq
Oriental Shpyards Manufacturing lnterests-Aaska
Boundary Question Other Matters Discussed

and inletS IN Southeastern Alaska.
second. that the chamber should on
pose arbitration or the granting ~
concessions % the British. and third.
that the Pacific Northwest should be
given representation upon the Joint
high commission I'm the discussion OF
the boundary question An three
ed.
Bald tAs SHIPS Here
Capt, n. Chiic0tt called the atten-
ton % the chamber 10 the fact that
the United States government il
having a number ~ vessels built at
Shanghai and HonEkong for service
IN the Philippines. lie further stat E
cd tina, Capt. Harry Strive. a son 81
Judge strive of this city. has re-
signed his position as captain % the
Y. ,, transport Hancock. to take
charge 81 the construction % the
vessels. Tie asked the chamber 81
commerce TO bring the matter to
the attention os the Washington rep
fesentatives AZ the national capital.
and the secretary was instructed 20
write a letter ~ protest 70 the SER.
ators and congressman from the
state.
The matter % the entertainment Of
the four distinguished japanese who
arr to visit Seattle IN two weeks, was
taken up and referred 20 the enter
taiamsnt committee. with power To
act r. q. Graves was appointed
temporary chairman IA the absence
Of Josiah Collins. Hon. John Rar-
rett. sx-ininlster GO siam. Will be IN
Seattle soon. on hts way 10 the ORR
ent. and he viii be asked to speak
before the chamber. A petition from
residents OF Eagle. Alaska. asking
ths chamber 10 assist them in sccuf-
,nx Influence in Washington 10 open
the Vaide=- Eagle. and other high
ways In the country. Was referred 20
the committee on Aiaska A letter
was received from First Assistant
Postmaster General Wilson. stating
that a special agent % the depart
ment would look into the matter Of
the Nashon rural free delivery.
A letter was read from W. 2. Rres.
secretary of the kn,rnts Of the Are.
tic Circle. thanking the chamber for
It's efforts W behalf % the society
The following new members were
elected; W, p. white. y. u. Moore.
". O. Biankrnship. y. w. Swessa and
Rev. NJ. A Matthews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
In EVERETT
Racing Program out-cen-
oral News items

EVERETT March ia-The sno.
homigh County Agricultural asaocia
tion has made up It's racing program
for the next meet ~ follows
JULY g.
Haif-mile dash. purse 81 60. ahc milo
dash. purse se00. three-rIghts mile
dash, purse 500; mlle pony dash.
purse si0o.
July
Haif-milr dash. purse $3.50. three
quarter mile dash. purse s20o. i-mlle
pony dash, purse Sio0
JULY s.
Ftve-eights dash. purse $3.50 rs
mile dash. Derby purse $500. mite
pony dash. purse $50.
Consolation for non winners, purse
diyid~ 20, 10 and 10 per cent
Ponies in All pony races are 90 be
Indian or under itis hands high.
The Great Northern tfAin, which
arrived here last night. was made
up az Havrr. Dakota. and Il - an
nounced that no through trains are
expected before Saturday.
ON the evening % April IA. the sixth
semi snnuAl banquet Of the Wawot
ESQ. the Washington Woman Teach
~r~' Social club. viii be held in this
city. Miss Nellie Hatch. the secre
tRry. II busy answering Inquiries.
Saturday evening the teachers and
pupils Of thr public schools. number.
ing ESQ. will attend q presentation al
Uncle Toms Cabin" lu the Opera
house. as guests ~ the Everett I'm.
movement 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
Miss Stephens Pupils

An entertainment was given laht
night al the United Presbyterian
under the auspices or the
Christian EndeRY0r society ~ the
The program war furnish
Cd by five pupils from Miss Mae
Elizabeth stephens class IN arntnry
Master Clement Nadenu. Miss
Katherine HAYS, Mrs NoRt. u. O..
simpson and b. Wcntflsld They
were assisted by Miss Blanche
proudfit, pianiste Miss Vesta Nor
riron, and " T. ElWeli, vocahstH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
CHOPPED THEM OUT

Charles Nelson - having prr-
llminaTy hearing before Judge Cam
this afternoon upon the charge ~
assault with intent 20 commit muir.
der. A young SlRv with an uns
prououncabie name OF which the
English translation r. Sam Morlsy,
n the complaining witness MoHley
"a baker and works under Sei-
sons lodging house az Ftfth and
Jackson. lie annoyed Nelson's
household By chopping out dough
nuts with considerable noise early
every morning Nelson couldn't per-
sunde Moaley 20 abandon the rep.
rehenslhls practice. 30 last Thufsda y.
u Il claimed. hr went down and
thumped the douEhnut fiend over the
head with heavy revolver Mos.
iey'~ head IL sfill bandaged Monley
speaks little English ard had hard
work telling his story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
TO VOTE BONDS

May 70 has heen fixed upon a. the
date for the special election ~ which
the votes 81 Seattle viii decide upon
the issuance n bonds for 500 600 a.
purehage the Meacham property At
Fourth avenue and Madison street
ss a site FOR the new public library
Mayor Hgmes signed the ordinance
fixing the day. yesterday.
The ballot used VIII be similar TO
those used ~ the last election. in
conformity 90 tho act passed bv thr
last state legislature The council
viii appoint judges. and the city en-
gsneer viii select the polling places
as IN the munlcipHis election i Per
sons registered for he recent leiec-
ton may vote on MAJ 70, AZ may all
others who register between now and
NAV 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
MADAM FISK
IN CONCERT

s sne. Kaihsrine Flak arrived m
49, y ne morning train from
sx'sznd after receiving r., san r-fan-
49, 40 : tsffect ovation from ne au-
~ So saish packed the Sherman 4
TAIL % hear her four recitais
49,, : -. eify. The California papers
q eglosisfic terms OF this eel.
!. 'sa singer and Arrangements
= alesdy under way 70 secure her
~. saysner engagement there. Nine.
~. W sing In the First preuby-
n 4. shafch this esenine on behalf
sb,,,-. ryan fpnd 81 81. Marks
ss-., fhe recital win commence
,ssslssialiT Of O'CLOCK. in oraer ~
.- -s'' Or = departure on ne night
80 ~ Portland. where she wIlt
49, saaoTrow evening. A program
q =. slh De 4 treat 70 an lovers
80 music has been prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
Out and In Again

Andrew kucipp r. IN jail aFhin. lie
was released on hBncas corpus yes
terduy afternoon having been held
flpce saturday without a hearing
The police department was apparent
~ 80 busy celebrating st. Patrick =
day that Andrew was forgotten.
When he WAS taken % the superior
court on ha beRa corpus, NO effort WAS
made e. hold him. but he was soon
after renrfcsied GA the same charge
assault aud battery and tried be-
fore Judge George. who gave him
nine DAYS in init
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19

point beach to Ballard. yesterday az.
tcrnnon.
The tug 'lntooHh has been repaired
ana Hniled this morning from thr
Bound Tor Astoria 10 resume her atn
ton AZ the mouth 81 the Columbia
The big German bark Thekia Capt
Aim, with cargo ~ wheat Tor Euf.
ope, proceeded down the Sound 10.
day
The Norwegian steamer Guernsey.
with cargo ~ wheat valued M
ttfi.fGs, conalgned % a. Vincent FOR
orders, cleared from Tacoma lart
night and proceeded 20 sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
Made a Quick Trip

The steamer Meteor Of the Globe
Navigation Co. arrived here from
san Francisco this morning with a
cargo. consisting chiefly Of iron. No
Passengers. Capt. X. A. Jensen re-.
ports a rather pleasant trip up. at.
though several perky headW inds were
encountered. The Meteor left the
Sound for the Golden Gate. Just rx-
actiy ifsa days ago. and has evident
~ lcst no time IN making her round
trim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
FEAR MURDER

NORTH YAKIMA. March is.-it
IL feared that Joe Miller. aged 2l
years. has met With foul play lie
came to town from Mckee Saturday
with $500 10 make a payment on his
mothers land. but has not been seen
az H. y. Scudder's once. where the
payment was to be made.
No trace Of him can be secured.
His mother and hia friends are dis
fracfed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19

-. chamber Of commerce meeting
a. mcrnlng was iarge'y attended.
"a ,ume very impoFsant questions
- -. brought up for discussion. The
,.,r ~ greatest vital interest 20
- .'e el,s al the present time u the
~ .. 80 n the lalNar situation and the
$50 $50, N he special committee APP
F..s hv the chamber 10 look Into
fs.. .-..'.ele<. was awaited with inter
- - coasaltteo asked Tor more
80 a eomp,ese its efforts 20 bring
80 AZ anicahle understanding
80. zee a report az the amount ~
=. ~. Ara ALREADY. a faii account of
ssss Vii he found in another col
w. s...,ssr report % great importance
r~aa hy Robert .. Huston.
$3.50 81 the manufacturing sites
ss.n'syse he outlined plan 10
- -. re- prospective nsanufaetur-
assurance 81 every facility to
49, thssn In their business. His
- : n form an incorporation
.s-> .hsnid handle the lands in the
-.-rarsursrg districts. merely as a
!. Asrvssn With the seller and pros
80. ,urrhsser. Tire company will
~x-rorated FOR siOoe. the lns
.~.rn:sfs being three wen known
800 zen. Tho officers oe the
..~,zrs viii be composed % the
.ss.ry I the chamber o. commerce.
" - :rurtees win be made up %
Z, <a,<rs. together with the chair
=, 4 .h< factory sites and trans
.s,,sc1 committees % the chamber.
~ conapany. when formed. will
- h,o contracts with the rail-
~ ssmraniss whereby the manu-
s.sz.sm cray have every advantage
: ~ xay Of switches and sldinga.
"a a tks same time secure the low
- yx.sching rates Mr.. Huston In
,-stacee resolution smboayinK his
10 vhich was adopted by the
<nnksr.
A,aska Bssresry Qusstisn
NJ eammitteeon Alaska appointed
n bpk into the boundary question.
rsx> III report this morning. The
runnnsee recommended that Judge
4 B HHnfcrd. Judge Thomas Burke
"A G~n. ]. b. Metcaife he appointed
i ,rsr&rs brief report upon the
xn<lcn. The committee also sub
.x,et three resolutions TO the cham
- Ihe fret Is that the United
ssrs should own all the seaports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
VANDALISM

glaring case Of vRgdaiism came
10 the notice OF the police today. n.
r. Ward Of 1879 Seventh avenue. re-
ported that on Monday night some
persons entered a new house IN
which he II interested at 1914 Fifth
avenue. and destroyed the plumbing.
This IL not the first time that re-
ports ~ this kind have come 10 po-
lice headquarters. and an inwestiga-
ton Will result. Mr. Ward is fncifn.
ed TO believe that the work ~ the
result Of some trouble his plumbers
have had with outsiders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
Another Unclaimed Brute

A disreputabie Individual whose
actions are terrnrizinE the school
children ~ the South school. WAS re-
ported 20 the police BY w Daw 81
70s MAYNARD avenue Mr.. Daw al
legea that the man followed his
daughter. making insulting remarks
and exposing his person. The po-
lice are now on his track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
From Old Mexico

Secretary Moore OF the Bureau "
Information. received "a letter this
morning from man IN MeNico city.
Mexico. who wants tN come 60 this
country 10 live lie asks Tor ia
formation about agricultural eondi.
lions In Western Washington. The
writer stated there nre "A number Of
Americans la Mexico city who have
this country IN Wow az q place Of
residence.
la closing he auysi please eN-
cuse stamps Tor return letter. ! am
unable 60 set them here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
Real Estate Man Arrested

J. l. Wright. real estate man.
Was arrested by Patrolmau Barr last
night on the charge Of asNaulsing
Mrs. CcrneliR sullivan The trouble
arose over oil ~ sHie ~ soFu~ fur
niture which Mrs. sullivan sold %
Wright. He Ia alleged TO have struck
her. The rase Will be tried tornor-
row morning before Justice George
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
Hns 4'H---s=ss
Nut AN ANARCHIST

lscisrs, .sNiey, an alleged socialist
" nfrsa.l hsrKed with obstrictin9
@sstles came W for trial before
Va p1.,,'DIkt today. buf tho case
" a y Soned until tomorrow morn
Hfne,.g o'clock 70 procure more
MI ior the defence ~
e1ts,l eos ley's frieuas taks s,so,,
n aeeuses ne police report that
D 10 ~, 'hs doctrine Of anarchy IL
- preached hY hirn "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
A Big Libel Filed

The British ship Troop WAS ilbeied
a Tacoma today Tor $4,000 damages
by Albert Lewis, seaman Lewis
claims that be- fell from the rigging
20 the deck, breaking an arm and
les Just after the ship left Funan.
Japan. on Jan. q Ne asked capt
Kenny 90 put back into port and set
him ashore that his injuries might
10 properly attended a.. Kenny re-.
fused. and did the surgical act him
SELF Lewis claims that he IL per
mAnrntly injured hy Kennys NAL.
practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
GOES TO JAIL
'''n' the Bail Player,
1oses q Whole Season

AIxs No. ~ lAoRE. Nd. March h.
pave, Dslln, the California ball
n9r,s. "a today sentenced 10 slx
saai,taln lail and finef f2s0 for a.
~ Minnie Fields. ~ actress
csr,s,s member Of the Ben Hur
h ~. pieaded guilty and claimed
kaor -. ntoxicated he did not
uaors 49, So ne Tes doing. The BAL
tsuoi - up .i rsleased Donlin on ae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
JONES BILL

WASHINGTON. %. C.. March 10
A fayoranls report was today made
In the Jones bin relating 20 grants
OF lands 70 the territory and state Of
Washington for school purposes. II
appears from II that certain lieu
lands had been selected hy
Washington when territory. and
the present bin seeks 20 correct err
rorS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
eeoqar Is Fined

A. Kuhn. an insulting brggar
was fined s. and costs hy Judge
George today Kuhn was arrested
yesterday for begging on second
avenue. When money Waa not
forthcoming he would rail- and swear
AZ the victim Women and children
asa not escape him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
RO-B0ER
CAMPAIGN
IkDsmocrats Demand
.eagressionaI Notice

xksHxGToS. ID. C.. March H.
ne pem~rets Of the house will
asrx s5>l8hs on the B0cr question.
4 = ttsE purpose 20 Pass resolu-
tens 4e<l4<'sg anew their pro- Boer
ssssf14s. ss4 demanding ~ a ma
sss'ty 4 znxrsss the right to con-
r'1s- r~s1t1<tons on the subject.
vsieh lars hssn introduced in the
fc1ss
= - ssasiz tkss morning Vest 81
HAn1r Atrr6aeed n resolution OF
sazzn y Rs4 ADMIRAL Kenapf Tor
- nssitafasz sonduct az Tmku.
ssrrsiary nss fsis morning PROM
unfsd a. r5T assigning General
AacAF.hs- 2 tsrrnsnd the Depart
msnt 2 M lxkss. General Funston
y ne DEPARTMENT 81 colora do. and
. geSr e, k'sss % the Department of
sarfssll pseissss
hs.ry Garfield. a son Of the fste
sezt has been rendered ami
- ssrnHsf The place on the civil
s-,''ee eormlzsion. made vacant By
berg - " sAa'@h isVoti-
!. = ~ : aaasrssood the place wili now
= e1-std 70 James A. Garfield. the
son Of the late president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19
Bronson Hotel Sold

A deed WIS filed Ia the office of
the county auditor yesterday. con-
veying 10 J ~. Rife ~ Omaha the
property on which the Thomson hotel
IL located. on First avenue, between
Marion and Madison streets The
= confederation was SIS COO VIM. s.
Thomas and wife. Of London. were
the former owners,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-19

INVESTIGATING
THE ACCIDENT

Jacob Furgh. George W. Dickinson
and chief Cook wcre looking over
the scene OF Saturday evenings ae-
cidsnt this afternoon 90 arsi4t them
In the Investigation which O. ia
progress to determine the rasponsl-
hfifE