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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-15
TIRED OFLIFE
CHARLES CASSIDY MAKES AN
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO
COMMIT SUICIDE nv SLASH 4.
ING His THROAT WITH A
RAZOR

A. a climax 60 a protfaeted spree
Charles H. Cassidy made deeper
alto attempt u take hts life At the
Little Paris hauae IN the new tender
loin district yesterday evening
Again and again no HlAahrd his
threat with a fannr until at last he
tainted frnm the ioaH nf blond. Ito
wAA then discovered BY inmates Of
The house aud f'ttrulmrn Lilly aud
Carr were called
The officers ancrcrdcd Ia ruxiNinE
cassidy aud the first thtns he asked
Tor on rpAaluiuA consciousness Was
the raHaf lie wanted 90 finish the
bob he had started, and begged mast
plicously for the weapon. Finally he
fvlapsnd tHta Observation-Disclosures and
was removed ln the phtrnl wagon ~
the Nayaide Mission hospital THERE
his wounds were dressed. aud thaugh
still suffering from a ioas OF hlood
he was pronounced TO b. out Of dan.
svr this mrninK,
white couseiaus last uiFht Cassidy
told the officers that he had become
despondrnt ever his failure IN iifs
lie claims 10 have al one time been
In good circumstance. hut feveraea
and dissipation brought him down
until finsily he became porter at the
Jockey Club saloon. Then he toat
that position and was unable TO find
work elsewhere, He occupied ruam
In the rear Of the Little Paris house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-15
COMMISSION
Judge Gray Takes His
Seat Again

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ik-snefose
the vroitina OF the anthracite hearing
this morning Mitchell was inter
viewed, ana IN rosponae 70 questions,
said there wNa no definite basis for
the AtorieA published this morning 10
the effect that THE minors ana epers
at"ts had reached a satisfactory
agreement,
Judge Gray took the chair asaln
to-day. his tace showed the effects
Of hts rccsnt illness. Major Warren
made tftef specch frlicitattns
ludgu 0ray upon hia recovery. and
eemmendins General Wllaon upon
the fslfncss ana forte displayed By
him during his Occupancy af the
chair ne then offered statistics
showing the amount paid b. the aps
orators of the state in Wages. and
gaVe figures On various other mat
tiers. lte said this companies wero
compelled BY the mine inspectors to
make rvporta relative to accidents
and dcatha
several other witnesses we're called
to show that mining IL healthful
occupation. Also that since the ad
vent al the miners union there was
xvnoral air Of characterization eaa-
rtansly apparent throushou, the an
thFacite rvxian.
Counsel barrow Tor the mlnsfu
made Witness Patterson, banker
and ooai operator. admit that he
never personally knew of but one
case % violence. All htn knowiesisa
Of others was hearuAy. The ease IN
question proved 10 BE- nae where boys
we're perpetrators, and occurred ia
1893. oefafe the advent % the unten.
Mitchell asked Patterson several
questions OF general tenor - aaear-
tain whether the present output II as
iarEe ~ can h, made. Major Warren
ohiccied, Mitchell ia ha usual quiet
way said,
Ny object IL to learn whether
thrsc men arr SETTING out all the coal
they can The famine situation h
new sertouN | am doing all { can 10
relieve u. and want 10 know II the
operators are doing the same thihs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-15
BURNS HAD
CLOSE CALL

That . young man giving the name
of iiurns vas not Instantly killed on
ltailfuad aNnnus. near the depot last
niHht. is due 10 the timely action ~
pntfuiman Kelly,
About a'elpek last night the ON
cot dsteetef through the dense fog
tho indiatinei form % drunken ma n
staggering along between the rail-
road tracks Tie saw the fellow stop
AID crawl Under hux car that waa
standing on side track. lust then
he heard the cians % switch en-
Etne bell and saw the locomotive
bearing down towards the Ger under
which the man whH iyins.
The officer rushed TO the mans
rescue, He arrived Just In tiine.
Ito had barely dragged the drunken
man from the railroad tracks when
the engine struck the hox car and
sent u rolling several car leaEtha
down the track
When questioned. the drunken
man could sfse little account Of him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-15
HOTEL MEMS
CONVENTION

Commercial uavsisrs from now ON
are to be charged for sample rooms
ln naalIl avery nrsi class hotel In
the state The minimum rate is 10
be 70 esnts per day,
This resolution vas adopted by the
Washington state Hotelkssp@rs as
angiaiien al ita frst annual nesting
held at the Rainier rand hotel. yes-
tsrday afternoon. This secretary was
ordered 10 notify all the hotais in the
state % the action taken BIZ the as
socialism
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A GREAT
SUCCESS

To say that the banquet and ball
given 20 tfetr employees last evening
By the pfofsfietnfa Of the hon Nafrhs
was = nuec-sz ia 10 put u lightly. n
was. IN fact. everything that could
BE- desired. -rf sta certainly the
largest affair uf the sind ever given
In this city.
IN the ball several hundred In
vifsf guests participated. There vas
singing ~ tins ftgn Marrhe qaaFtsfte
and a general social sood time
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oUR ANNUAL INVENTORY

Just completed, shows that notwith-
standing the enormous business dome
Ia these lines during the closing
months Of last year by reason af the
great Inducements offered. We are
sffii 1Tsfstue ksd Ia MANY LINES OF
IN ALI. MUSICAL NSTBtf MfNTrS.
strings trimmings. etc. left over
from the Winter a Harper and ~ a
% chssbfa stocks. which We bought
.0tnr time asn. We wiii therefore
make very sharp reductions along
these lines 10 reduce the ssaes quick
". before making contemplated store
changes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-15
LEGISLATURE IS QUIET

OLYMPIA. Jan fs-f.ittis was do
ins In the legislature today.
In the senate a hfti was iutrpduced
BY fsrfFune to provide for the or
sanitation and regulation Of building
associations fsscrone aisa intro
ducud blii creating tho offfes %
state OF inspector and one af4sndlns
the hefbrft8F act.
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CHANCE TO
EXPLAIN

COLUMBUS Ohio. Jan. fs-Quo
earYanto suits have been filed
against sir leading coal companies
~ Attorney General Sheets 70 egFn-
pei them In show cause Why their
charters should not be revoked The
suits. which are commenced under
the Valentine Antl-trvHt Law, are The
result % the investiasfiou act on foot
recently by Governor Nash. The
companies are charged with forming
q conspiracy 20 raise the prics Of
coal
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KILLS AN
EDITOR

CHARLESTON. =. G. Jan. Ia
Edstor uon4aiua OF tho Columbia
State. published ~ Columbia. south
Carolina. was shot down this morn
ina BY Lieut.. tioS. James ftiimsn.
The bullet entered tha stomach. IN
tictinx a fatal wound
Tiiiman IL = nephew of tbs uaitei
states senator OF that name. lie
gained ntueh notoriety Al the time
ffeNldent Roosevelt Was invited 20
present a kNoFt 20 Maj. Micah Jones.
~ personally and extensively critic
isinG the president The shs.atins
Vas the result Of newspaper critic
tsnuN II Whitman.
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TACOMA
ASHORE

PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. tS.-Ths
steamship Tacoma. fruan Yokohama
70 seattle. went aahurr at Satale
F-sAnt about IL assiuck this nsarusnx
sho was trying % keep Tn frosn the
tile ana SOD iata shallow water. I'm
atty touching bottom where she vas
left bY the reeazitnE lids. All ths
tugs available have beer sent n her
relief ard IL a Thought that she can
be fiaated issfeFe svsninx
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A bill was introduced by Graves
amending the practice act governing
Apf~als Ia IN. supreme court
Wiisuu introduced . blu making a
defirisasy aeRgopFistioa Of $4,000
Tor The Pullman Agricultural school.
Ths hsu-s listened 10 galustes upon
tho late Gov. Rogers By yesterday.
Cameron. &aionsy. flaiue and
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MARINE NEWS

The bark Gsnsrsl Fairchild. which
has been tad 10 1T Port Angeles FOR
sofne fins. arrived this morning 70
70 on he grYtoeb for an overhau i-
Ing ar ., ~riaA she Will proceed 20
Tsa.fse q 49, groin for Freeman
tie Assy~iA
Ia. ,s.ss.. Columbus and ship
40. ger >>fs humber iadon. sailed
from sps<e->. today. the former
for Hopessns and tho latter for
Callno.
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elf lie said hia name was burns.
but that was all lie was la a be-
wiiderrd state. and even after hia
RESCUE. did not realize how nearly ha
had oofns to being crushed beneath
tho car Whesls. Later he waa turn
cd over to friends. who stated that
he had been employed Ia the city AZ
a walter and came originally from
SPOKANE to Seattle.
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II
PIANOS AND ORGANS

We're sold by IN In December. and
establishes a record Ia piano nief-
chandiaiug never before approached
ny any house IN the state of WASH
innt0n Fine Instruments OF eniab-
iishsd standard reputation. AZ low
prices. ON easy term, With courteous
treatment and making every Eunrttn-
tee absolutely good. accounts for our
large business The public has
learned that when they buy from this
house they get what they arr eN-
posting TO get. via, the best possible
values FOE their money. aud every
agreement We make shout taking
proper care ~ the instruments We
sell. Ia fulfilled "a the letter.
call and look over large and eis-
giant stock OF leading pianf#. our
prices and terms will Interest you.
We have several good bargains In
second hand pianos
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LIVE STOCK
CONVENTION

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 1s.--The Ma
tional Live stock convention today
resolved 10 make an effort for fine
exhibit at the St Louis World >
Fair. The convention will also urge
congress 20 PASS law fixing n -
per cent. nd valorem tnrif on pelfr
and skins. ~ will also request the
secretary ~ agriculture % invest /.
gate the opportunities for the sale OF
American meals La Manehurih,
Mongolia and Siberia.
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A. the Star Kpes to press. Frank
Smith. coiorst. formerly employed aa
a walter IN the Rainier Grand cafe II
before the grand JURY III Judge Haii'H
court lie IL probably tsHiifyinK
about the alleged gambling room In
the hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-15
CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. u. @. Jan H.
Tha houar tostar IaAs~i the army
aprruprta ton It'll and then began
consideration ef the bal 10 create a
department. a easniarrcs.
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SURVIVE the
REviLInG

TASGfEn. I2s- fsy--The ui.zton-
aries ~ho lsff Fex q few days aEe.
sfrtsef hsrs safely today. They
wsre thre@tsned and rvelief a num-
Der Of times while en- routs. but suf-
fersd no infurfsaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-15

kus-fioN sale nne furniture al r. a
Hfrksrten a Cos naisurppfns ISIS
Ftrst avenue. on Friday. leth Jan
uary, at 10 70 sharp. and consists
% hne bed sets. brass mounted
beds. HpfiEeA mattresses. extra
fne folding bed. wardrut>~n. dress
ing table. bureaus. corufupsics. toilet
sets. fine lace curtains. center fa-
bic. dining chsirs. gas rarsr. pors
tler~s. fine pillows. bedding. bed
lounge. parior suite. elegant up
right kimhaii plano. grand pian
velvet and brussels carpets. rugs.
etc. p q. Biokcrton & Co. auc-
tioneefs.
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SALE OF groceries. etc.
n. q. Bickertun a Go. will sell by
auction at 1904 First avenue. on
Saturday tho 18th. AZ 2 o. M. and
y. m. a stock of groceries slight
~ damaged by smoke Canned
goods. groceries ~ all kinds. These
goods Were removed from curner u
Tine street and First avenue and
win be sold without reserve A
splendid opportunity for families,
BickeFton a Co, auctioneera
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10 aspIrnlaH STOCK

Jules Ttedelsheimer eft last even
Ing for the eastern markets for the
purpose Of rapisnishing hla clothing
stock recently destroyed by IRE.
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HEIRESS DEAD

BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. is.--kiice
ronit Tevis. aged 10 years. died to-
day. she Was belfess 10 several
millions.
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MAY GETS
SOME CASH

LONDON. 5as f4-Nay Yahe'z
Judgement % ttk 90 against her for
n~r husband. Lord Frsncia Hope.
has been settled for It1os In cash
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g ~. Biiekfsidt has moved his gro
cery store from IxtT rcsisr 10 isss
Yeaier
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RAGSfEH BEACH
HoNEsEEREna PARADISE.
"a s.,.. q, -. ,v..st,.,.,.

~ Yca Naai hgnss IN = suaafifai sr.ot.
Nth Eaf-i lHtlfuf sinslta aHf ninH nHisha
tsuHs. Nth rhanrs ~ tarffiiaE % yuuf h..
tssttissnf within reaf. a. - Nalnlaf
Heat 81 nisrF Whfrs streets are ffaa I'D
s8irNaikN hid eisnffia street nfhls.
sfsazsla sfafua efC ar All Al rssif CON.
mani sal LAHnE - fftuT LOTS sfs
ssilfns faniaiF a. BE a. anI fiao ga
naFutrut ~ o. hnd $50 auun add "
fnaafHif Krefy 50 IL ~fihin one aud
tee hH3seks % iahf ard ear NnH Over
- ass fsfflsss hufifins Issalfiir nfHVlng IN
neHriF sseff day. ffrs SOD aH1 ssfsr.
sfHaI ftsN - iaka and ffsaassitsln hfrh
sht hsaithy. Es~f1bdzfE iis-s nsirisf
hsaFh. 49, mill lat esarnrfsfed AL
tutnt.sf ca isftns. fahs HsHiln car 90
W sahtasfaa sffr~t Tafs, - rides Toe :
aailaH 49, NJ wed sseat - offias
Hatntsf fisarh 90 a. X. HtaFs~Fanf owner.
ne Hlsstsn nissk.
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NAttfFit'E eAIsEs
Beautiful house Of roaIns. 10, con
Ice. blocks 70 car. uoAr school
good view. a fine home. for 500
half cash.
Cottage u roorna. lot sak4s. blocks
from ear. one block ffam school
and stores. a. only fteas part cash
Cottage On Madison street, Of 4
rpaTuH, lpi eoKire. 4 bsantifal piacs
fef sieea. half cash.
A cottage q 6 rooms. lot soxiso. near
Denny Park. for tIs90. see this II
you Waut a snap
) lots Oh Qu~rn Anne hill nj first hsIi
price. me view. On god street
7 blocks from car. a snap.
TAYLOR COOK 90.
assn Arcade
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H.ln Wan,.d-N,als


wxSfffs@ ~. = .s,,.s. sgs.s i.s4 q
slsaifaat At Hstniaf beach Tsys nsnfoa
car tns And sr@ NJ Weed Al Nsinis'
n-srh sfstianl
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fON SALE ~ great uaefihcs- nnuhis
steamships winch all rnnnieta ani IN
nDoil condition. also lot % Ahin's Fsg =
Hias and earsiahs one ships belt. tout
iron bitA Can bs seen az tioFdaa dock
inquire at Chicago Junk Co. 1900 West
ern avenue.
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GETS BETTER

NEW YORK. ian. iSy--Ahrnm =
TIewitt's condition ir much improved
this morning. His physicians are
now hopeful Of his recovery.
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FOR SALE Mt great sacrifice.
has horses. harness and new
studehnker wagon for Sis. Mara b
viiier. y. O. pox 1879. Kent, Wash.
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~ s...,l. Ir.ns.
! !. !: !: !:
~ Tel. MAR ~ "a
0S ohsss. Ga iss
14O6
Rdmdker Music Go.
Moved 20 I<o6 sd Ave.
Classified Ads
ANNOUNCEMENT
DR.. Williams. ophthalnssosisi and
optical sspsrt. hsa opened ofnccr
AZ 4ss Arcade building, introducing
TIRE newest and latest system IN
~ye-testina- Lenses ground io suit
each individual case Obstinate
cases a Fp~ciai,y Consultation
Tree.
seesssy Notices
xMfHr NAN
Housr rsp.lri.s n AZ esaseass. rvhe.s
we-fhsf ssfspFint- slssiafs fhf p-ne
t.htss. etc sfe Madisos phas@s esaset
MATS iiIe. indspssasst- tess.
Special Notices.
Nofsg fz-sstk.s.i tHior Esstafis his'
Hhfriafflefs sea cauikef~-on fhufs.lay
SWANS. Jas lt fyoa. AZ 10 3 m. II
asip~nshts Hail T1ysf aaek. Hsiiruea
sssnue. sif e~eif us-sa ss~~tinG al
Ie-nal firtess ~ and IT, 10 ~hich All
esst.sfs q The ais4e- rarlseS efaf1s whifh.
~ aafra - no. uniuh sfa Invited Nat
tefs - sfass ifuir1ftanls - al runrernad
arc 70 Be atsruefea ns.nt ss@s thru ~
u " hIffhrtl ftssaeut.
NOTICE 20 safra refnrntsfs trustees -.
4ulrs the rfsfIf ~ ouf rWTfnf<frhfr eafta
an o. fsfsss Jan. "a untsf fsauaify u
- ~ cfsfsf fFust~~a = a. MactHoaaati.
tfnssrs ercfetafy.
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Fss.s0 Arcade.



nARaAiN IN CRY tors
's 49, s ~ Co., s, M 80 - l.,.''., sF.ss
tAls stas u dt.~n fsks. -. saf cssa
i@iss.ss s-sise n.ershiy rsfmssis wa
sxao-G=zfs- ~. s4aisas street car iias
hsif rasA5 a. ns~ taatstsrA.
- sso tissihsss - nesr rev ssr-es sits
t.sss - ws-i s.sIsis frasa sfio uri ni.siy
l.eaisd an6 flee rt~s
pxT esashl ~ i.ss assf usesa Lass. con-
tsinina feuf serves this Is shsei-sf thzn
ssza-ll@rhs uns isnsfpssa iass 9ssh ave-
nas. sass tlars fs9tn aaalszss. terms
9liAi.tklM Het.AtAs-
sEw e-ss--u hsss- iss esizs. On s.sva-
tsrath Hssnse. hna sie~, Htee sara. oaig
So. -. y, house,. tot aaslss On Nine.
t-~psh. Hssf Ys.i~r ar. ssa<ss oas-ssiFsi
issiea - T~snsT mira street can -
re- - On esssn Anns. as.s .eaeoshous..
,,i',s s...... hsa.. sns 10 IN nsliar.i. clos
- : hsssi. nice lseatiaas tana
rre aes-s ss-..i a@nd luss h.as Il Hesshi"n.
ns s sss isss Al Al rrie-- N an parts
eltT, IT rre.oa.his rFto@z cal md 80
". .
So Pacific hinrs.
TEN ACRES CHEAP
tss0 will buy ten acres Of choice land
facing on = fine county rad. only
ten miller south OF business center
Of the city. fine spring on place.
mill half mile from land. near
school and good neiEhhorA and
don't overflow.
ADAMS 4 NICHOLS
fnt Second Ave. Room ais.
IN nA,I.ARD--
v~<v ff~tff b-fo1nn cottage On feurth ard
Crawford Tor siiooi terms t. sisit.
Ssi.ru s.rcsn sssisss. issss ressns, s. .,.
A. LAWRENCE.
eoe's s.cnnd avenue.
DON'T LOOK
any longer Cor that house TO rent. We
have found u for you; five rooms
with bath and pantry and fine large
staiie. and only so a month. A.
Lawrence. soss Second avenue.
Il 4 as 10 lots. close 10 car tine, In
Iatona. beautiful for home or n
good Investment. easy payments.
iiay from owners and save com
mission. DR. v. J brown. room 6.
Union block. III F'irSt avenue.
READ THIs-I am the owner OF 7
lota on Queen Anne Hill that will
self at half price. See me at as Ar
eadc. J. D. Taylor.
sfsob- - acres between Seattle and Ia
CONS. Is aeres cleared rs arf~s riashot
good nause. harm and cuthuiidinHx. small
orrhsrsiI hrs surfing 81 water aisiien-
sren s Arnsn y I'cswsil hieen
ciiEAp lot. at tan IN. a, Hiilrnan city.
only II minutes ride on old HsntJn car
line. on washiugten street: terms ss
down. o. mcnthlF Come today. Large
warm once on grounds
Psrsorsi
& O. 1IEi.f-IS 90 sell tickets 70 and
a, ehs ss,s rates n,s'' ofrss an and sis
Afrads bids, Seattle. Wash.
BUSINESS DIRECTIONS
Attorneys. at.tsw
ina. Tsi. lied pna
IooRt. Ew, ~, 4 gARKx A,,lgsss,. a,
w. ]. sTERi mo. pension attorney
and notary public rs Marion 1T
J. n. QUINN, ,es Arcade building.
. A. HEI.iooo sis warhinston building.
A. c M.poNAf.p. s@ burke uaiiafns.
LYMAN V KNArP 70 R.ii-t bslaias.
W. u. LAAuuTH. so4-s Pacific sioch
q. WARD KEMP. ss7 Burke Duiidins
Music
Nour4W FaTERN CONsERvAToRN ~oF
Music AND DRAMATIC ART Director
Of music, Francesca d'Aatia. pirectm
dramatic art. Miss Mae r. Stephens.
Orchestral ciaNaes eien 60 amateurs,
eaialeHue free. n. NJ. fsrnwn. Registrar.
n lioiyoke.
FOR RENT
SO PER MONTH
House and four lots ss5. Large
modern house. near university.
r. n KTTTpEDCE
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BRLf0HTFtfL southern California home
for sale. or exchange for Seattle prop
erty. ~ star
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4. g. 1fEI.1S 20 sss 81 some ssisssii d
opportunities for PARTIES Who arr hoax.
me for seSd Investments n MINING ADD
fiaheftes- ofncr 2i3 and std Arcade
BLDG. seattle. wash.
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Fer e.l.-M,,o,Il.n.o,,,

ait9Ar fSUNDArioS aAi.s as the Red
Frpnt FURNITURE ca. aes-ato Sacosah av-
euiic south 0WinN - tho bursting o. q
water nsain Nhish damaged eur ifnin~Hse
public hafeains IN nuf line that Will sur
priHs an cNsrtinG public FufnitpfU,
stoves FHnEea. heaters. cffs kefYWaFe,
glassware ard al household ffrnishtrgI
at ahput oue-t-nth % thcir actual value
Embrace this opportunity and secure bAr.
gains IN our line NJ Oocel
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TO LoAH-rrfeats nsnsy ct los rats Of
Interest. Dafnua & Osner. loo Yeate4
vsy. neorss o. and g.
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MONEY on short notice At low rats. pfi.
vats money aud company manet TO build
With q, 4. Virtue, Honm T. Haiief
building Phone niach "a
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COLLATERAL. BANK naarto q Re.dlg
money loaned on any good collateral
i0r Cherry
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Financial
RELfABLE place To borrow money on
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-15

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-15

seeissy Notices

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-21
I AN ORDINANCE.

approved August Il, 1 S32 ,r,pr.
GRANTING PERM1ssloSNSr 70 2rG = ~ FIN I'm
4ENTRANCn, WITH STONE STE ~
AND IRON RAILING. ON SIDE ,};E VI
ENTRANCE ON THE s 81 r. oE rT pE1I ~
TENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY. STREETS.
Be 1t ordained by the Council Of the City
Of Richmond:
l. That permission be and the same Is
hereby granted the American National
Bank to construct and maintain Cellnr
Entrance, with stone steps and iron rail-.
ing. on side Of entrance, on the siGe y.
their property on the east sue OF : re ea."
subject to the following conditions:
Q. That the said Cellar Entrance IS 70
be constructed according to the plan pre-
scented by said American Natione a. 1oan n,
gnper: and also in such manner and WIN
such materials as shall DO satisfactory 10
the City Engineer
3. The said American National Bank
shall at all times keep said Cellar En- En-
such repairs ms the Committee on Streets
may at any time deem reasonable for the
safety of persons using the highway ever
and around said Cellar Entrance
a. The said American, National BANK
snail pay lHe Tale lttu W NV W
Of the city allowing, construction OF areas 'as
or vaults in sidewalks or allays. =,
5. The permission hereby granted shali
ut any time be subject to any amendmeIit
or revocation by the City Council. Upon
a rcvoca tion or amendment OF said permls-
sion the said American Nntionnl loank,
or any subsequent owner OF SAID mousse,
shall Immediately conform to such
amendment or revocation.
G. The said permission Is given subJect
to the conditions that the. said American
National Bank or any SUBSEQUENT oWner
OF said house. will indemnify. REIN purse;
for any charges damages, or cost that
tho CITY may be required to Dny by reason
of any person being injured or damaged
in any way in property or person, by the
construction, existence, or maintenance
OF said Cellar Entrance.
T. Before any work Is done under TINS
ordinance the said American tionnl
Bank shall obtain from the City Eng lneer
his written permit to eHcavate IN strcets
or alleys of the city. -,
s. For a failure to conform fully to the
provisions OF this ordinance, or any
amendment or revocation thereof, or any
requirement hereunder, the said Amer,
can National Bank, or any suhseQuehl
owner of said house shall BIO liable 70 {
fine or not less than ten nor more tnhl
fifty dollars; each days failure to pc a
separate offense.
Q. All ordinances or parts of ordinances
are hereby repealed, so far as the same
may conflict herewith
10. This ordinance shall be In force IRON
IS p"'S' " B. T. AUGUST. City Clerk.
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