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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
they WANT
CONVENTION
Christian Endeavorers lay
Their Plans to Get Interns
tional Meeting

The Christian fendraFor linton
held itn regular monthly mscfIuE ~
she Pilgrim Congregational cburrh.
a Republican street and BrosdwRy.
last night. and the following offices
we're elected fer the ensuing year.
President. Carl n Reeve vice e. e.
idsut. D. n Candel secretary Mis-
May Little. treasurer, Frank l.
Prssauali. corresponding H~erstnry.
Nlss Jennie Waite. ard chsiru an II
the pfssa committee. y ~ ilafth
Arrangements were then uHde fer
early morning devotional meeting of
ThankagiesuE day The meeting viii
b. held at the first Presbyterian
church. at 20 o'clock tn tho morn
iuE and Carl Heeyef. the us'f rrrsi-
dent 0f tn. union. vii preside.
The union then organized he f~ls
CATION 90 the district convention.
which il to be held At Auburn. Mo-
Xember -. ~ and - for the pur-
pose Of securing the endorsement Of
the convention IN the unions effurta
ta bring the international ! hfis'ian
Endeasor convention 10 Seattle ia
1907
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. Y. Mullen, Ssi Ballard ave, spp-
City HALL
Prevent Drug Co. Ewirg street
and Frement sNsnue.
W, A. Mansfield q Co. Druggist,
ssd and jackson.
Graham. Home Bakery. sloS iss
avenue.
C N Lshndroft. cigar store, sissa
Second
Thes. Harris. 81 Pe.totiss. Rsn,en,
llstisis Pharmacy. ist ave. north
and Harrison street J. n. little,
proprietor.
Carlton g Co.. orugsist. Ger. sth
se. and Pae. street. South Seattle.
Y. A. Meers. Pestofties, So. Park,
University prus Sters, univsrsi'r
Staten.
Howell ST. Pharmacy. tea Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. pro
prieser. eo2s {. Madison.
celuuhis Drug Store. W. J. Stud.
icy, pesp.. Columbia. Wash.
broadway Pharmacy, y. e. Fisher
PROF. els Broadway and James.
Quaker Drug Co. tois lat ave.
lssry's Pharmacy, ass N. Bread.
way phone, Union %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-16
ALARMED
Owners OF Nome Steamer Dis
covery Fear She Has Met
With Disaster

Nothing has yet been heard from
tho little steamer Discovery al
though she a. now over a month out
from Nome and nearly month
from Dutch Mafhur tn. vessel
was last sighted October 20 b the
steamer Herthn OF she Alaska COM
mcrciai company then en- her way
down from Cook inlet and valdez
The anxiety for the vessel is In
creased b. the fact that hhe has
about u passengers. aud. with her
crew. totals about 60 soulH aboard
The sea- Northiusas u the uiscov-
er3 is Ho well known among the sea
fariun men that they have no fear
81 the vessels having fouudsted.
bat they think she may have piled
up on the rocks or broken down
Ordinarily tho Discovery should
have arrived here - saou - the
Bertha. ne that vessel made = slow
Foyske down. arriving here on Nov
The fact that na news 81 ths yeH-
eel had reached Juneau. IL cause for
alarm un the part - her owners. e.
Il was confidently expected that the
Seattle would bring tidinEs Of her
one 81 TIE stockholders. Capt J.. u.
Hastings. 81 Port Tow nHend says
The Discovery may have reach
ed klfka. but even 80 she should
have made juneau tn advance Of
the city q Seattle Prom Yaku-
tat the vessel viii have stretch
% zoe miles 90 eroEs before entering
Icy strait. after which she viii take
the inside passage down
The steamer 10 in command Of
capt John MrGrath. while CAPT NJ
Il Walters Of Port Townsend. man.
aver 81 the Discovery TrRnaf-oria-
tiUn company. which operates iis~
shin IL aboard 81 her. Edward Van
slice the purHar. is also 81 Port
Townsend.
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DELAYED
BY STORM
City OF Seattle Forced to Lay
to on Voyage From Skagway

The steamer city Of Seattle. Captain
Nicholson. arrived last nisht from
HknENny sith lie passengers and
about - tons 81 salmon. salt nah and
halihut from Chiikoot. Juneau Nran-
gle Ssrrows and Tonka, She ran Into
8 binding suoWatorm early IN her wy.
age and Nss forced 60 lay 10 for eight
huurs n Ciarsncs strait. aud two
hours IN Johnson strait.
When the Seattle arrived IT Juneau
November > her Officers received a
eahieEram TO the effect that the stealn-
sr Ia France had reached White
Horse with 10 paasengerH The la
France vas the last vessel 20 leave
Dawson ard Il was thought b. many
that she would not reach her destima-
ton before the closing Of navigation,
The steamer Valencia or the Van
eauver steamer Princess May will
probaiy catch tho Dawson crowd.
Amunr the passengers on the Seat
tie we're forty ar nifty 81 the employees
% the White Pass and Yukon river
steamers
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DESERVE
PRISON
MALICIOUS PERSONS PlLu TIES
ON RAILROAD TRACK WEAR
FREMONT

An attempt at train wrechnr WAS
reported to patroiman apraHFle At
Fremont last evening He inyesti.
gated aud found a big pile or ties
across the rails OF the Northern Pa.
ellie tracks and informed police
headquarters. from which the inf0T-
nation was sent 10 the hupsrinteud-
snth offiee. Section men removed
the tee
passenger train had just passed
the spot where the ties were found
ana freight whH soon due. Mis-
ehlrNoua boys are supposed 10 be- re-
hpousibls. though an Investigation ia
being made
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wheat a. ton. chop RIOS ton shorts.
81 tor bran, 81 ton. on meal - tor,
4. ". timothy. new. 80 ton. ~ W
compressed timothy. new 1Eefl ton.
new wheat hay. sc ton, new Alfalfa.
80 ton: new Pusef Sound hnF III
IS ton. middiinEs - ton.
Butter, Eggs, Cheese
Native creamery, &C peFsib: Eastern
creamery brick. I-n 10. tub fresh -
ibi storage. 1td1hc 10.
Egg Native ranch. tae doz Oregon
ranch. sc doE Eastern. l. 8ae duz
Cheese Native ls1ibc per 10. EeSt-
ern. &c per M.
Poultry
Chickens. hens and springs. ia't41tc
per 10 1--we turkeys 1sc per 10:
dressed turkeys. .af &c per 10. Ducks,
iEisffilC per H. Geese Infiic per 10
squads. scarce. g. ao1So0 per do.
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THE MARKETS

Express shipments Of grapes arrived
this morning which brought n-A. The
grapes received by steamer the early
part of the week arc nearly gone. and
another ship Il expected Monday. The
car ~ fresh oranges just received are
going at stso Tor choice aud $50 for
fancy
WHOLESALE PRICES
ffheac prices are 20 any buyer In
Quantities. Prices on small psircha So
average - per cent higherl
Provisions
Fresh Meat@Cow beef. Sig&er per 10.
steer beef. 6iaH sc 10. veal iaullc Id:
Provisions Hams ice IT,. breakfast
bacon, tIiaC ID. bellies fresh. i2isc n.
Vegetables
Native corn 81 zoo 50 sack. native
hurbaskE ltaSQc per Cwt. Yakima po-
tatoes, ssu.sie psr cWt. sweet pota-
toes. ls.e per IL. carrots &c per taek /.
esuiifawsr. i5e@sioS A Sos! tem S,S 20:
poor. sopglC per box. celery fbQNsc per
doa. radlshes. ioc per dos punches
. sasSs ~ ps per c boz ree wS don M~I
per dos lunches. Hubbard squash Iigc
per ID, pumpkins, luiho per No. bell
peppers. s. ao4iA.
Green Fruit, Etc.
Apples. cooklnE. beaeee per box. spit
geuherEs, 81 .tasiif6 per hon; Baldwinr,
MaEuofs, Northern spies. etc, 81 30t3
La per box east % the mountains
fancy Greetings, toCnf % per box
Jona thaHS. So per box. Quincea s. ~
box, Winter Nellie pears. 81. Is per box
Wears and others, about .l00 per boK
rlurappies. t1be1 70 per dox Grapes.
Oregon Concord. &c basket. TuknY.
Rose Peru aud others, 500 crate. Va
lcncia oranges. $3.50 box Lemons. 8 70
q 400 hex. Cfanberrics. ti0.p0 per Dbl
Persian dates. 6ise 10. Ituclleberrlas
&C. ID. Bananas. 8 tedSeo psr bunch.
Hay, Grain and Feed
Oats t2toM per ton harlaS. "a ton
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FORTY YEARS
A KING
DANISH MONARCH CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY or HIS AccEs.
SION TO THE THRONE

COPENHAGEN. Nov. 1.-THE Dam
ish capital r. entertaining an extraor-
binary gathering Of royalties who
have assembled 20 celebrate the for
ueth anniversary Of King Christians
accession 60 the throne The veneer
able and kindly ruler viii observe the
anniversary tomorrow surrounded by
his six children-CFown Prince Chris
tian Queen Alexandra Of Britain. King
Georso OF Greece, the Dowsser Gar
ina ~ Russia, the Duchess OF Cum.
berlend sud Prince Waidemsr and
also many Of the thirty-two grandchu-
d ,,,a and twenty thyss srsst-Erand-
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ron BALE
Good cheap lots al ath ave. aad Raat
kepahlesn street These lets ere
only h minutes fram cofusg n &C.
und and Madison.
You Can nov
one Let Wsro Il Cor 500
TIVE Lots sasuo n far 80 each.
I've Lots On cofusr Ter ~ each
street = on erads and Sidewalk already
beHt
Scr further information can AZ III
Cherry - FhuHs. Aain 20
-
SONS FfsE uAnaAiNa
sl.oo1 rwo-atory s.raan h1uss on iaras
iot nfuminsnt corner Ia speculative
q se.sSgw t.roosa s6itsSe. larxs c.os-
rfs and pantry lHt uirrlY fnnesd ana
Improved with eut hulidtuEs Queen
Anus. rsfpa. sss cash balance "a
Is ba5s enc lot esxia. close 70 Ma
arnna uslzhts ear lins
8 .os- Lazy iot Win z tgascs over
flgs ss.si ssrtsi gfepsftf y fash.
QtfkIffElM a HOLMAN
~ Srw Nufk block
lake Union waterfront sofs. So =
room house. new. mosieru. 80 3
room heHas, Haa grounds. - ~
acres Y.iias pin. timszF N.s. Sae.
isgn al fss-eaeh undrr price corner
Harrison 81. cement Nalk. TOO. =
rDota house. beunN Fuhrman add.
s &c rgoinins ne,s. IS, Esasns seF, s..
e. + Reeves. Is Arcade and tnivef-
Hiiv NtHtian
effEAP- S-aeru farn. cows -
chickens, large ore hard good hHissss
.nEs gniY 20. terms aogn. .ie
sfafien Tse fate on nfW nsntoH car
tsi ard Jackson a.
e8tEAp-g-atsry house. larss uRrt
lsisaFe1 lafad. Wlth cows oulY Sax
tsrfua ~ down, 80 muuthlY ONnars.
Made o. Griffin Garden afaTiHn -
cents fafe new Hcuton ear Let and
NICHOLS GAHbES TRACTS
h.ss w. s'1'i s,, s en- ass sers
sase terms. pftrg. SO an acre. 8
down. 8 = month eigss 60 car and
school. short FfHH fH the CITY.
O. " NICHOLS.
sii washington bidE Tei, James cfe
FDn sAI.E.-t-ruum cottage. fufnlshsd
10. unfurulahssi. fEn. Also. iats ia
Green lake must - sold on Account
q psor hssi,e. Per terms eall st
CltEAP lots AZ &c % az iliilman city.
Only IL minutes ride Oh old nsutuh
car iiae on Washington street. terms
a9sIs - p ns,tst =, . Ssg to'iA} :
PARTIES wanting Go sauat on hone.
tst;s s cam Ell rs ssS' ~ pssias s e zoe
A -1HooM house aud Tots. lnproy 81 /.
avenue. Eet IN az criekst sfeands.
fahs old hentou car line.
ron SAT.E=-s-room house ard chicken
house. Na0o. MIS-. stsfsna. uif
western avs.
Acreage ios Sale
LAND ron sALE.
Three snd quarter acres half mile
from Black River Junction. upland
school close, by Eoad Tor. ssrawbsr-
/ rics or small chicken ranch. 400,
Three acres on east shore Lake wash
ingtou. near Medina hoat landing
eaat q 80 All Tor Is ~ ~ o esr,' 80 =
siIzed : 20 last year from produce q
place Terms.
7 q acres. six miles due east 81 Kent
two and haif miles from Cuvlnatuu
q acres clear. orchard. house ard
barn tfooa
Also Hst % farms from $500 20 8. 900
/ Call and get details.
ROBERT = MAYNARD.
SIS Bailey bldg,
/ Seattle. Wash.
/ FOR SALE. BY owner. - acres east
Of Kent. well improved price ii.eas
terms. j. SteIlert room 81 Seattle
Central Fifth and Washington 81
ACRE TRACTS FOR SALE.
I ACRE TRACTS near Bitter Lake lust
| north OF Green Lake Cheaper than
/ the cheapest, and on terms TO suit
/ purchaser.
| FRANK r. HUNTER. owner.
1oi-z0l Globe block.
TSsz 1890
ivorE handle, gold mounted O. =, y.
! H~tutn 20 v. v. Norduy'n store. Bel
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JUST LIKE
SCOTT
Spokane Prosecuting Attorney
Would Sidestep Prosecution
Of Gamblers


spoKASE. Nov. it--"Unless more
evidence ia brought forward BY the
police iu connection With the recent
gambling raid. the cases against
Harry 3reeu and others will not be
taken to the superior court
This statement by Prosecuting At
torney Horace Kimhali confirms
rumors that have been prevalent OF
late 10 the effect that Harry Green
and his assistants would never be
tried The police some time back
Eot a tip that gambling was being
carried on ia Green's place the Clut.
and made a raid. A. the policemen
rushed into Green's place Green
yelled q his men, giving the signal.
but despite this the police captured
a lot OF pnraphernalis. money aud
three men besides Green.
There have been many rumors Of
late that Green would not be prose-
cutad. and the causes that are as
signed would certainly not look very
good for Prosecutor kimbali N they
were given publicity.
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s. Jensen. a guest OF the Seattle
hotel. claims 20 he minus So In good
coin as "a result OF visit TO a ga
loon IN the restricted district lie
says he went To sleep IN a chair and
woke up an hour later with no
money. lie reported the matter "a
the police.
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Dramatic aahanI


plrsstlon Of Northw ssisrn Theatrical
ng sgss, IA Ft ns sssn ss ss81S sn
saksms8ts suafsht loia s swsnn.S ss
i@aa, SsaeiSss' s6SrineyyS{ g iSis 9lSl'a
e e,saia toe, do ,s,hh ,n a. Essh NJ,
phone tilue ssd
Gapins.rs and con,rsstors
rrdEf so0Rb Hti6dE 4 DHGDd,
iNa co, scandinavian American
hfidges and yladueta. steel and Zoo
hareor improysmsnis. pie dflvlns
Foldirp Beds
hoHHtA FoLDf.o HEbs eau at
xrgtytf, Aita Pies, tables. maze Go
junk
~ you want correct WEIGHTS and
prompt frerus deal with the Chicago
junk Co, lbs western Main sti
Msops nloai Enslnssrs
y +. MAi1.AHrEfi-. th1.t Pioneer
Millinery
AIRS. a. NJ. nAEaoE@ Fall millinery
finS1S' the lowest prices Cor Fourth and
Musical
se6eol q nGsie. rs bs66y
block
Notary Public
fAa n fkYLoG bowas ID asla ~,
ooullst. end Aurlss
Oh J. a MAcktHNoN 3. -,
Arcade buiidins
on FONDA RApEAu 81 nurEe 30
bu KinnE aailsy building
os,sopsthy
MAstliN,Ff0s fHPfnMAftY or
oHrEupATtfY-iut Second avenue
phone Janice t.n both men and lady
0steopa fhsi examination free
wABHfS0roN fNBTtTuTE or oa.
TEopATiItaFi Five years in Hrhttlt.
sac nsposli building, tal First
Physician and Surgeon
on .JQatlHlNE DELL % and 90
Ass-de uuildins.
DIR ANNIE RusaEI. = Hinkisf M
pr,n,lns and Binding
AGNF. sfhs Printer -sit spflnE 81.
commercial psintinE q ali kinds
HEtI.En Printer. 100 seneca. Lsii.
Patent Attorney
=. =. ADAMS praftinE celman elda
sewing Machines
nu.IINGa- AewinH machine repair
ms. 1875 EtfHG
Storage -
fHfNNa delivered e cents. ds8s
staraEe free piano and furniture
mnslHs estimates given l.plUn
Tfanafrf a storage Co, sa1 FIRST
10th PHONES Main so
Umhrslis rspAlfinR
NMhNtFf.tf manufactures. resEuf-
sflnE and general repairing 30 See
cad sNnmuf RohsHon hrus
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For sals-rarms and Land.e

Fer ssls-Farrs snd lerd2
ma, scrss rless' 10 i,Sn Sefss
cleared, balance bottom land, drained
and aaHy to tienft broom house.
pump on the kitChen porch small
barn ohigkrn huuts. root house aud
hog PEN no hehTiuH ftWlt ttsH aud
small fruit nailY NATL delivery At
sf.FifrNdRnN 4 AuNEtI..
s loSweli bldE
/ HAVE tWo snapn IN weil.inpruvsd
farms h arrVs Tor 81 500. aud - acres
for Umo. tcrmHi also ~ acres Tor
J. apRnNaIE
a1a Arcade building, Seattle.
80 100 AncEs In Western WASHING.
tom AZ. house, lnrEa harm and or
4 best gia.2ii Mafien bids
81 ACWps anc bottom land. . miles
tiN-o Arvhdu,s
Personals
ENCLOSE with stamps Your date 81
birth. aud viii tell s0u when C.
marry according 90 science. Nine
hotel
MARRIAGE DIRECTORY. fr.c a. ali
ray when married new plan. seud no
money. Bot particulars address ~ a
4tortan Dent 80 fekunsha. Mich.
MIA JOSIE y. TURNER. Massagr.
hhampnoiuH handspring tiaifdrerrs
tng' Scalp and FAHiHl TREATMENT
with the Nlhru MhaHHgr Machine. =
Mcdonald Heck Phone niaok uCa
aItTLIOi fook YOUR advice aud cons
uulted Madam EAFh 'nN lat Salts
nedf feHI Stree HeHt fortune teller
I've struck
Mrs fAtr. oli 9Th ave ladies Treat
msut fsrturr. sisetftr Tight steam
Fapaf baths. vibHassaEr. naassEr for
face SCALP ana body fhons Hack
esti
SAY n turncd uut lust 90 Mdams
Tara predicted Consult her she >
sood itetel Grand. 80 flrst atc.
NsruR Massage and Tub natha
it0ia SAD ave STAY Toner
paimist
acENf Readings far short time
Prof Douglas faimiat Nendnms. Let
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~ Classified Ads. -


Real Estate Continued
WEST LAkE h0CIENAtUn
ADDITION
Lots SO
DO l@
Lots 500
Lots SO
Lots 80
Lots $50
o. very aarY payments. Ne excuse
Toe act OWNING nitpg ~ land that
YOU van rAil Nuur uMn. You can
also own your UWn hane aud the
money that tVM pay uut for FfHfH
will So TOWARDS raB ms Tor t. We
are Roiuk 10 build twelve Nn houHsa
tor the firrt twelve partisH that come
architect e. draw the Htylu 81
hpuan you want and huiid II un unr
% those beautiful lots in the West
Lake boulevard Addition streets are
being Efudcd. slide walks aud CITY
water put la az rHmpfuN.a expense.
Neiuuu'psf theH lutH are cieHg m.
h'EH. slightly aud htRilnN SUNNI p
si4g ~ queen. Anne hiik free from
cold Winds Hptcndtd ear service
Catl and see ur and W. Nin tell Nau
more hhaps this Ideal place for "a
tuue. Until Monday evening the
lhth. and our effira will be open that
night We viii EiNv a discount b. all
purchasers,
LAKE UNION LAND COMPANY.
q. a Virtue. President
Fnte huHton Hook
p l. trhfen Nicr Free
ahssu Pioneer Hidr
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Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Free " ant
Ada
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HANTER uEAcH

RAINIER BEACH
THE PLACE TO LINE
EASY TO REACH. EASY re- Boy
Beautiful location on shore - Lake
Washington. short rffs uu scent
electric cars from Flrat and Wash
tnxtou, large iota hgNii5. with alley
are selling fast at - s. AID 500.
az 8 and so down anf s. month. IqEi
already sold. every DoGF llkas Rainier
Beach it's the best srd Nhes 81
property on market Tor home and in
yeatmcnt. schools. churches ufofes.
fire garden soil. cleared and Eraaed
avenues. sidewalks; graud vlsWt.
boating bathiug. fishing. high Hnd
healthful; plenty wood snd city
ter at elc month. humber on tafma or
home built. 7es Mr. Wed g. n. ohies
At Rainier Beach, or z. r gtuFIe-
want owner. 80 Hostou block
HOMES CHEAP,
fssd a Or house lot s0xfa6 close 10
car line. on Queen Anne hfii
i5gO-4-r. cottage. lot 50xl0a. two blocks
from excellent car service
f1f,J-4-r. cottage. lot ~ 20. Inter Hay.
81 N0o-4r house. lot tEtsn IA. fremont
81 iGg-5-r house on Quses Anne hill.
excellent location.
T.otn-fi30 tzzB on Beacon huf EASY
TERMS. 10 per cent Discount for
BRUEH 4 BEsI.--
fi11t Marion eide
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VACANT LOTS
10 cor lexin. 18th eve s. near car
Frrf good
81 sa1iac Jist ave. near Weller.
50 eaziN. and ave. near Weller IT.
81 aaxiN ssth ave-. near KIN.
80 H1xiu4 near car fine view. level
\. hruadNay. 500 cash
80 Bays a lot wfth street sradsa. ci5p
water. esaacnt waisH. AL paid near
car.
$40 fxiE ~ broadway grand slsu
nesH ear FrrF beautiful
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rErur a SOY
iIoUsa

HOUSES
5. - ssruam house. new near John
nnd nth ave. street wusk All ga aud
pAids
3 00=s ronms. barge Hot itfh ave. nfaF
joins st. terms.
s. ftN.=G reams. 10th ave. y. grand
View. near car. large lot $50 cash
s. Ne Broom cottage new. ffand
View larar lot nFaf car. very sasF
terms. Harvard avs. n
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ron SALE

ARcApE nllLnINa
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AYoNN6 amateur does ! No. l1ut, b
turn, and am open tor any kiud uf
guEsgemcnt chris RandaL Ea West
lake ave
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ron SALE. BY owner. - acres. cast
OF Kent. well improved price fi.g4.
terms. H.. Hteller, room 81 Sea tile
Central Urn and Washington -.
ACRE TRACTS FOR SALE
ACRE TRACTS near Bitter Lake. lust
north OF Green Lake. Cheaper than
purchaser.
FRANK T. HUNTER. owner.
2ni=z01 Globe block.
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1 HAVE iWe snaps IN we'll Improved
farms M aerrs for s. SOC. aud y acres
for g. Juo tvrmHi also ~ acres FOR
500 cash
H. J. HrNENuf+E
a5a Arcade building, Seattle.
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~ Ydn NGNT flRf s RI.slf UffT
Wool order . a. the Western mill
Eat and best Phdnes fnfiefta stfIaft
EltH sunset. Main tHa. rskidrnrs
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300 loo AnCEg Ia Western Washing
tom ~. house lnrEn harm and or
rhnrd naU dairy psupariitan. hfucn
a best Gta2it Marion bids
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22
PARK APPROPRIATION HELD UP.

Vigorous protests should be made by citizens against the
Withholding the appropriation jackson park this place
The the will small the officers that
the appropriations in the lower classes will have remain
unpaid The aside for the making of Jackson park
the fifth class by the auditor
sufficient received by the state majority of the
third class citizens of Clear Greek threat
bring the auditor include the jackson park
appropriation that class. mandamus, said will be applied
tor.
The park be established Idaho Springs
purpose marking suitable the spot where pay
first discovered in the Rocky mountains
Land tor the purpose by the time The
be shaft suitable
o the finding of the yellow metal.
The park maintained by Idaho Springs
The expenditure of the have been
council of Idaho
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

The A. o. o. P. lodge of Lawson gave
an enjoyable dance last Saturday night
at the school house. About forty couples
participated. The Commodore mine band
furnished the music and the affair was a
success socially and financially. At the
close of the party, some of the couples
met mountain lion. which was appar-
entity taking in the sights of the city.
The surprise was mutual and rather ex-
hilarating for a minute. The animal has
been seen quite frequently near Lawson
of late, but has done no damage as far as
known.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22

OF course everybody can criticise Idaho
Springs, but 9 out of every 10 communi-
ties placed under similar conditions would
Even Georgetown has been talking of
deporting its mining blackmailers. As
the law provides no adequate punishment
for the greatest crime ever committed
in the State" the criminals-and by the
way mighty fine looking lot of criminals
too-will not be under the necessity of
making their irwills.-Georgetown Courier.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1903-08-22
New Manager Appointed.

]. ]. Smith, of Dumont was down here
Wednesday. He states that Judge Francis
L. Burton, who has been manager of the
Pioneer for several years, when not in
legal troubles, has been superseded by
a party by the name of johnson, who
sends word that he will be on today and
that all past liabilities have been provided
for. This will be good news to the miners
and business men of Dumont, who have
waited long and done considerable bust
ness upon promises. Burton has been
taken back to Massachusetts, after legal
fight of considerable duration and it seems
that he is up against it pretty hard.
Whether innocent, as he affirms, or guilty
he has the New York and Erie railroad
and few mine stockholders to combat.
The Pioneer, according to Smith and
others whom we have met, is fine prop
erty. The trouble heretofore has been
that the bulk of the money has been
spent in the erection of a mill and other
top work, and that the real development
i'll the mine proper has been slight. What
has been done however, has shown a vein
of strength and carrying good values.
Heretofore, too, all the material in the
mine, regardless of character, has been
run through the mill. According to
what we have learned the new manage
ment will doubtless inaugurate a new
system, carry the development ahead of
ore extraction, and not crowd the mill
too much. This is safe policy to follow
at all times and always is productive of
the best results. The Pioneer shaft,
which is at a point $50 feet in from the
entrance of the main tunnel on the vein,
is now I65 feet deep. This will be car
ried deeper and levels run.