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, 1903-01-30
Bills in the Senate.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. ov.-(Special
to The Republican.)-The following
bills were passed by the senate this
morning:
Senate file No. 7, to amend AMI re
enact section 1890, relating to domes
tic relations, and introduced by Senator
Bramel. The vote stood IS for and s
against the bill.
committee on revenue, relating to the
investment of the agricultural college
permanent land fund. and providing
for an agricultural college permanent
fund of 1903 and appropriating the
rental of agricultural college lands and
the interest and profit on agricultural
college funds.
Senate file No. G., relating to district
attorneys, was made the special order
for Monday at 2 o'clock.
Senate file No. 23. relating to the
state board of health and state board
of medical examiners, was introduced
by Mr.. Hansen of Carbon county.
No. "a, by Mr.. Madden, requiring the
trustees of the poor farm in Fremont
county to turn over to the state treas
urer all funds in their hands belonging
to the poor farm fund. the state treas
urer to invest the money in bonds.
No. 25, by Mr.. Madden, to anrend
and re-enact section SS, revised stat
utes.
No. &c. by Mr.. Williams, fixing the
salary of the governors private secre-
tary at $500 per annum.
No. 81, by Mr.. Thomas, providing for
the publication of the proceedings OF
boards of trustees and city councils OF
Incorporated cities.
No. %, by Mr.. Osmond, permitting
railroad companies to secure water and
water rights under the law Of eminent
domain.
By Mr.. Hansen, relating to earnings
of judgment debtors.
The senate adjourned until . o'clock
Monday afternoon.
, 1903-01-30

Senator F. E. Warren of Wyoming,
author of the bill, gets more appoint
ments than any other man in Wash,
ington. His appointees are scattered
over the whole world. The deduction
is, therefore, not far-fetched that in
introducing. this bill he had in mind
Mr.. VanDevanter, a wheelhorse of the
party in Wyoming, as the mar to COM
plete the judicial quaternion.
The Eighth circuit embraces the
states of Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa,
Kansas. Minnesota, Nebraska, eastern
and western Missouri, North and South
Dakota, Wyoming and Utah, and the
territories of New Mexico and Okla
homa. The judges hold one term of
the court as far east as St. Paul. one
term at st. Louis and one term at
Denver. Any three circuit judges sit
ting together may constitute the
United States court of appeals.
Heretofore the salary of a circuit
judge has been $4,000 a year, while
that of the supreme court justices was
$4,000, the chief justice receiving $40
900. United States district judges sal
aries varied from $500 to $1,000. in
Colorado the latter sum being paid.
These salaries, however, have just been
largely increased by a bill passed yes
terday. Under its provisions the chief
justice of the United States supreme
court gets $13. 1000. justices of the su-
preme court $500. circuit judges
$ 7 1000 and district judges $4,000. This
the Office of circuit judge.
, 1903-01-30
The World Becoming Smaller.

The world is indeed becoming small
err. First. exploration made all men
acquainted with all others. Then
steam navigation vastly facilitated and
expedited travel and transportation.
Then the telegraph made. for purposes
OF exchange of thought, all nations
next door %neighbors. Finally, or lat
esi. for we know not what yet may
come to pass, the growth of industries
and commerce has caused all nations
to reach put in every direction, so that
to-day whatever one does In
a measure concern all. The Atlantic
ocean is mechanically as wide and
deep as ev =. BIT for purposes of
travel and transportation it's width is
now measured in nays instead of
weeks, while for purposes Of commun.
ication 1t has been practically annihil.
ated. New York and London are near.
er together to-day than New York and
Brooklyn were within the memory Of
men now living and not yet grown
old.
, 1903-01-30
Notes from the Shops.

Business is quite lively at the shops
Three new lathes have been receiv
ed at the Union Pacific shops here and
are being gotten into place today.
Chief Clerk Haycock of District
Foreman Ed Tierney's office returned
this morning from a visit with friends
at Denver.
Engine 1882 was turned out of the
shops this morning, thoroughly over,
hauled. Engineer Pearson is in charge
Engine 1885 will be taken into the
back shop today.
The air and steam system at the
shops has just been completed. II
furnishes steam and air to all parts Of
the shops. The steam is used for sup
plying the boilers with hot water in the
round houses. An air has been
fitted up at the east end of the round
house for repairing air pumps on loco.
motives.
Six air hoists were received today
and will be put up at once. Three go
into the back shop, in the air room
of the round house, one at the steam
hammer in the blacksmith shop and the
sixth will be erected over the wheel
press in the main shop. They are
worked with compressed air and save
an immense amount or labor IN nandl.
ing heavy pieces of machinery.
There is the probability that a
new battery of boilers will be added to
the shop plant here soon, replacing the
boiler in the stationary engine room
and the upright boiler in the round
house. A thorough steam heating plapt
will then be installed.
A good deal of work is coming from
the Cheyenne shops to be done here.
Leo, the young son of Waterman
Fitzgerald of the shops. who was so Sc
verely injured a day or two ago by fall
ing on the hook Of a folding bed, is get
ting along nicely. The hook made a very
bad wound in the little fellows cheek
but it is healing nicely.
, 1903-01-30
PROF. KNIGHT UNABLE
10 DELIVER LECTURE.

Prof. Knight has been obliged to &C
away, SO his lecture before the Won
ans club on THE Geology of Wyo
ming has necessarily been deferred
until a late date. The meeting will be
held at the regular time tomorrow aft,
ernoon, and THE Theory of the
Leisure Class" by Weblen. will be dis.
cussed, with Mrs. Corthell as leader
This is the volume which proved OF
such absorbing interest to the Brown.
ing club, who studied it at a recent
session.
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WILL BE TRIED AS
AN iNCoRRIGIBLE.

Everett Bruce, known as Buzz Crab
am" a young negro, will be tried as an
incorrigible this afternoon before
Judge Carpenter. He was arrested last
night charged with getting goods on
his mothers credit and selling them
to other parties. He had about $25
worth of groceries when caught. He is
under suspended sentence imposed by
Judge Bramel some time ago for a sim
liar offense.
, 1903-01-30
COCAINE
IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS PROHI6.
TIED FROM SALE BY MR..
OVIATT'S BILL.
May Be Sold on Bona Eide Prescrip-
ton of Physician and May Not Be
Repeated - Bills Introduced in
and Passed in the Senate-Senate
Adjourns.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 30.-(Specia
to The Republican -Representative
Oviatt introduced a measure in the
house today that is intended to correct
an evil noted in the police courts OF
Laramie a few days ago, when a won
an known as Stella Graham, and vel
known in Cheyenne police court cir
cles, was convicted as a vagrant n or
dered to leave the city. On the wit
ness stand it developed. 81 Mr.. Oviatt
was informed, that the woman had q
physicians prescription, acting as d
standing order, for the purchase OF
cocaine. The following bills were in
troduced:
No. so, by Mr.. Matson of Laramie
county, providing for an inheritance
tax.
No. 81. by Mr.. Laughlin Of Laramie
county, relating to justice and con
stable precincts.
No. so, by Mr.. Sleeper of Big Horn
county. providing for the exhibition OF
hides by others than butchers.
No. SO, by Mr.. Hardman of Uinta
county, providing for the division OF
the counties into. assessment districts,
and prescribing the manner of assess
ing property and collecting and com
piling census statistics and for other
purposes.
No. "a, by Mr.. Maxwell of Albany
county, providing for and prescribing
the method of assessing and taxing of
the value of the gross products OF
mines, as required by section 3, article
Is, of the constitution of the state of
Wyoming.
No. SIS. by Mr.. Russell of Carbon
county. to regulate the sale, storage
and use of nitroglycerine and other
high explosives.
No. sc, by Mr.. Oviatt of Albany
county, relating to the appointment of
court stenographers and fixing their
compensation.
Nc. 81, by Mr.. Oviatt, for an act pro
hibiting the sale or use or giving away
or having in possession cocaine or any
and all preparations of cocaine or any
product of coca or erythnoxyln, such
as Berney's catarrh cure or shot" and
win mariana, except on a physicians
bona fide prescription, which shall not
be repeated. The bill provides a pen.
atty for violations of it's provisions.
No. SS. by Mr.. Preston of Sweetwa-
ter county, relating to salary of sher-
IFS.
No. SO, by Mr.. Cooper of Converse
county. regulating fire insurance asso.
Citations and providing for their organ
ization.
No. 80, by Mr.. Cooper, authorizing
county commissioners of any county to
vote Indebtedness for the purposes Oh
building a court house or Jail.
House joint memorial No. 1 was in,
troduced by the memorial committee,
Of which Mr.. Gregory of Albany coun-
ty is chairman, memoralizing the SEN
ate Of the United States to pass house
bill No. 12543, known as the Omnibus
statehood bill" The memorial recites
that Wyoming for a long time was re.
tarded in her growth and prosperity by
the operation of the territorial laws
under which she was governed, and
, 1903-01-30
Railroad Notes,

Engines from Rawlins came in this
morning with their pilots covered with
snow.
Warren McCord, western freight
agent for the Chicago and Northwest
ern railroad, is in.the city today. look
ing after business for his company.
One of the snow plows was brought
in from the west this morning and
housed here. The snow drifted badly
yesteday on the Laramie-Rawlins dis,
trict.
, 1903-01-30
LARAMIE AND CHEYENNE.

Clipped from the Cheyenne Leader:
Prof. w. C. Knight of the state uni
vesity at Laramie is in Cheyenne.
Mrs. William Logan arrived from
Laramie last evening on a visit to
friends in this city.
Judge H. V. S. Groesbeck left for
Laramie today. He arrived in the city
from the east yesterday.
Lewis Tidball passed through the
city last evening en- route to Sheridan
from the state university and will ell
gage in the newspaper business.
We are headquarters for boys good
wearing shoes. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1903-01-30

II you want . job Of printing Of
which you need not be ashamed call at
The Republican o@oA
, 1903-01-30
Fancy Greening and
Baldwin Apples at
Peabody's.
Notice.

Any person having claims against
the undersigned please leave with w.
e. Hiskey. c. F. sCHALk.
141t2
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OUR oWN PHILOSOPHER.

Now the ice man is up against a
game of f~reeZe-out.
In the ace Of life 1t isn't the fast
man who comes out ahead.
Money talks-but during the holi.
days It is apt to go without saying.
II the truth is mighty and will pre-
vail 1t should show more signs of be-
coming prevalent.
Trouble. like cayenne pepper. is not
very agreeable in itself, but it gives
zest to other things.
Counterfeiters are not very particu.
lar about their work. They are sat.
isfied If 1t Is passable.
1t depends on what you do after you
are out of bed whether early rising
Is beneficial or not. The world would
be better of II some people never got
Up.
, 1903-01-30

Daily Republican 500 Per month.
, 1903-01-30

Money talks-but during the holi.
days It is apt to go without saying.
, 1903-01-30

Now the ice man is up against a
game of freeze-out.
, 1903-01-30

In the race Of life it isn't the fasI
man who comes out ahead.
, 1903-01-30

Mrs. Ollie shearer. midwife. 11e End
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
MARINE NE VS.

Steamers Indiana aud Conemaash
uf the Northrrn Commercial csfn=
pauy. Haii o. Nome tomorrow sven-
ms Tho former Will carry "a paa-
sen Fefa hcsidns t0oo tons OF freight
eonHlsnoa Co Meme aud the Nukaa
Tor tho company. Tha ronetnNuah
VIII carry 1000 TONS af freight. half
af which - oanaisnsd 10 ,. W. ksiiy.
and 20 head ~ livestock.
steamer Nome city u scheduled
g sah 10 Nome Sunday morning
She viii carty q full paracnGpr list.
The propeller OF the new steamer
Arrow viii be put IA PLACE to-day
The ans by means af which SHE
mate the trip ffum Astoria Co this
city. VAS merely a temporary AFFAIR,
Steamer tlweod has heen placed
on the faeotna run in place OF the
Mattnonah. watch "a undergoing re-
pAffs
Steamer James Doilar sailed thls
afterHaon Zoe San Franchise. She
had a large carso and about rs pas
senavfs
The swedish bark Msdra. its days
cut ffun tayrrsao fpf wrHitnKtaH
aud postes for thH isst two weeks
on the las % overaaa vessels. "a rns
ported today as having arrived safe.
she was relnsured at r. per eeat
rhia j. the second Of the long list Of
shipa laf whose safety fears are en-
trFtainsd thai has been repeated as
safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
MES JOINED
the DOG snow

Hats a rsbeiiious small boy
4 kcwss DoK show IL
= las dsvoivsd upon the
Me Little Iohnnis Pfc
r ne home 81 Mrs a. y.
WI and has joined The
mf tlnrs Johnnie e. said TO
Afsextic aspirations. and
= Ass started NJ the bot
= haesF and H. now Only
MAa pony cart IN the
: ftseris 10 do stunts on
txa~ss In the tent bs-
sstrs parents are IN
- ~ has been living
~ Ne positively re-
- 'H ssthsr 70 his parents
rs msh viii use moral
~. rewriting 20 an ar
nelFr,xibiilfv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
BY, THOU BUSY
SLOT MACHINE
40 isdsstriaks Money-Eaters in the City viii
Soon Be a Part of HistoY---Their
Big Earnings

from tt3oe9 up 60 siss0o
of course thrrr are machines that
do not earn this. but there are also
othses whose rrcriptp On special days
VIII - ap Ia three figures
There are plenty ~ runiorS about
town that a concerted effort against
the adjustment % these machines
viii he made By the oref@tors of
them. II VAS stated By one man who
win be heavy loser Nhcn the iaw
S,,os into efrsct taat ha VAS almost
positive q pooi would 10 made 10 a
numhsf ~ oNnsra and that same oae
waaid b instructed 10 run his ma
chimes after the law went into effect
and ftnhs tks Law An the courts
The existence 81 thszc little ma.
chimes are % vital tfnpaftahee 60 the
existence Of = Whole ha@t af little ei-
EaF staada. which would have 10 80
cut u buslnes4 were they competed
u ilsuit tAeif trade 20 legitimate pur-
chss4sa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN |

bred Lyman a takx~F. waH sAtfs
aa-ly Injured by an accident yestsf-
dsY IN a iosgiax camp on the east
side Of Lake Washington lie Waz
fssfnsNed - FruFidenua hospital isat
niEht. a. the hospital this morn
tn9 he II reported u be doing veil
Deputy sheriff Mcleod ard Ala
guards irft tar Waila Waiia yczteF~
day aft6rnogn with fsuFfsrn yftsan n
sra sentenced IL Isfraz IN the peat
teutiarN ranging froas zoe 90 ~
yeats sheriff t-ad Ihea Who usually
makes tho trip himself expected 70
10 81 on this occasion. hut found
thai II was necessary for him - re-
main la the city
TIE snHuAi esmfneHe eFn~nt ~xeF-
ctaan we're held wednesday Al the
Seattle Eeutsnary There were II
graduates and usazt ef them dsiISs
sFest wrii-rrceie~s arsfions I've
hal Nss racsrd with THREADS ~ th<
Graduates who presented them wtth
flowers. PROT A " stiIiseii, pfins
esrai ~ the seminary. delivered an
address 60 ths yuunE people and
then pFvsrRiFi them with their d.
ptamns
-,
u
Hickey in ths Puritan nssiAs on Ffsth
sfsHus. sefe rpcoxefes taat uixht by
Bzst eetivs TennAut Tank clay Wa
arrested charged win sh~ r~nesry
hy the dwt~ctlv~. and took the eft.
crr TO roosu In . house nj tNs>t
avenue and Battery street. where
tbs stalen x0od- we're stored
: knutsan was committed 90 ths
insane asylum hg Superior Judge
Tziltuaa today
A jury IN Judge f3fiffine Depart
asrut % the superior court thts
morning returned verdict Too this
defendant In the damage suit ~ Mrs.
Maria Morrison against tna Seattle
Ei~Htfis rusnpanr n recover tsaan
fer personal injuries sustained white
alixhtinE from a fsnter way car.
Dora E poid Instituted dixofrs
proceedings this morning against l.
q pedd. alleged ron support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

/ -, aaa slxsy trade slot
/ - are now payinEsesee
-, NJ clty treasury viii
- easlaess when the new
:. geo into saeeL June
Z. : - salee ~ the machines
= mate useless hY tire
.ssag tteea and those
"a ssnlng What they are
- - automatic sales
-. ~ j. iess IN trade VII
! r .~s .saa he cost q tho
Il !. nsahinsw viii ~ pas out
- ~ eigy Is met eontents
Z. w,slrr Of unerpirei a.
- rAae Who have recently
= ssease NIL hose the Zoe.
= - s~ar.
aszs tAl,f SaziHess % the
=, sssnry eaters = IRON -
q ~ tasAl lnskke ~ the 80
I srefare he sanxtaln& IKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
LADIES or CAR.
HELD c0NgE HTiON

Ths eighth annual convention os
the Ladies Of the q. A e.. Depart
mnnt q Washington and Alaska. was
held yesterday In tbs q A. r. hall
Ia the New York biaek ms meet
80 this year war iafaeiY ats aded.
delegates ffcsn May aaslna psslnts
being present
TIE ftliowtng ofsfets for the en-
suing year we're elected and INSTALL
"a Msw = ~ Stine af t@eattie pre-
id~Ht. "a 4. Ws=svf OF Everett. vice
itfeut. Mrs. I. Weave. ExsFstt. Nice
attie. TREASURER Mrs. u Davis q
..s ..-.s-. .A.s. .>s.r.
f-etsFson OF seattle. -rrrwsaFT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
SECURITIES
CASE BEGUN

ST. PAUL MINI. June s.--The
Northern Securities case was ar
Eued In the Circuit court before Judge
I.ychren this morning. Arguments
were based practically On the same
Testimony - that brought against
tYss merger by the federal govern
ment. The United States case IL on
different grounds. however, as u r.
brought under the state statute,
which specifically prohibits cousol-
Idation % parallel and competing
Douglas opened tho states case.
Louis HIM occupied a seat IN the
courtroom. but showed little inter
est
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
ErERs GIVE
SMOKER

zsz3srs % fha Iacai teams
Z a4blsrnsns uninns gave
= 4 SERIES % monthly
, Cailins hall last night
: rsf& present. Including a
nrzfi1n u wiling team
Z st<ni~rnsn from Everett.
Hsn Was purely ssriai. al
E~srhes, sonas serious AMI
hshtew vsfn. wwra made
aan Fnhis president q the
csntrAi fabcr tsnlan Ger
tiea. stit1r % fhe ifnton Rec
Far lisnrH. Ct the Everett
sfnsi ssa Georss Huntisy
"a. ksebislsts unann
. the program vas
6efs Nere two Ground
snu clever amateurs be-
= NJ Transfers and stable
&as surinR the evening
asfis consisting Of beer.
= tat other eatabIss. Nere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
MAcHEN
INDICTED

WASHINGTON. u. G.. June 8 -
The federal grand jury. after betting
IN session 10 mlnutas this morning.
concluded It's consideration OF the
ARchen case and agreed 90 retsart ia
ending An the criminal court Rt {
e'ctarh this afternoon. No witness.
- acre examined this morning
0aNefntnent officials are ounndant
that an Indictment will bs returned
IL -. the trial Will be held nest fall.
MAchsn'z defense VIII be that he
fecriNed no money from uron nreth
era hut from another source having
10 connection with that nfn. The
amounts IA question are alleged 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

have been paid by ona ef hia assoc
uiatea Ia minlng enterprises Ia the
far West.
The Investigation of the lsostoffics
department u nov turned In the
tirection OF the rural free delivery
routes.
Tho indictments against Marhen
contain ntpe counts, each Of Nhiuh
aperinea the particular amount. ana
Time Maehen II alleged 60 have re-
ceiyed from enof iirothara. tina total
amount VI nearly 5000. under a eol-
iusiYc understanding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
szs..: A,Ssga&rlT......a.. a.,
| Wr COMING MERE

asxmlssian q GsFuAn farm
q ms ce11tsT - zsudr en-
|4Gxtcaitgrsl eu1sfsfuns viii
y tAs Puget Ssuai dtstrtct.
- f1s fact fsks ths time al
kn fsr iH<sr INVESTIGATIONS
~ Art A. : es1sa @ssz.eaes.
exarJ. eorzpistssf In wash
u~at ~ altered.
4&Rwstasd yesterday morn.
, .as<<rn wAehtaxten. %
N-nn x hts state they win
J z1sfsl ssty.
Aaess Il The party are sct-
. Wi - practical farmers.
zznsnlax sraia ent fruit
- ttss are making an
vt sxa&nsilr~ stgay ~ tho
" isi2zry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
prArh OF mRs. WHITMAN

Mrs. Matthew Whitman, aged 81
yeara did Al her horne Al Twenty
eight aVsaua. Atlantic street. early
this morning. Of afopsY. The funer-
Al an be held from 81 MarY's
.ztsss-=A sf.=-s-stf-se s@r-ss= e.a teeA=
son street. At SIS a. m. tomorrow.
Mrs. whitman ia survived hy her
huaba nj and two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
tzlxSs or THE
PORTLAND

= Hosner arrived In this
axsg frpm nuseh fiArbpF.
Il a. trip Ia Ai'eut eight
= Hsrnrr .eft Dutch liar-
Ia haa bsea heard of the
faftlAnd ~hieh EFT ihis
Ms ~ None. ant Nas the
= Fsessl 20 attempt the
= vas aea ~ tnalaksa the
s. nMnx lrtt and \ sharp
= ne latter vessel was
~ bat she Was nos seen
ss=sr spoke the NRnan-
b nxalnx ~ May 30. ans
|esz ~ RoeEoke ca csps
r
! s.rx . ioafinx coal At the
y saF shs wtii lesAsw This
~xrss far Portland and A.
axs 80 VII ioaa . cargo
n mnst~r snd supplies for
|eaass 81 Cape ssfttch~Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

~hs - employed As = ekAmk~Fnsla
In the city HAD bresA4ht srVc
Iasntts cid esby - her e. care fH
hut Ter several weeks had sailed 10
psy any money toward ito support
~ taken any notice o. the child.
Mrs. Iseechea wiahez the poor com.
missioner 10 finA hasns Tor the lit
tie one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
1900 ARE
HOMELESS

WASHINGTON. u. =. June s -
General chaffee commanding the
Department u the East. tins morn
Ing forwardsd the War Department
ths following FROM Gainesville. Ca.
Fifteen hundred peapIa hers are
dependent On charity. Two thous-
and are seriously injured have
requested four thousand Fatfous and
medical supplies from Forth Mo
Peterson. No further lsnmadiats re-
ilsf Is n~saHaary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
LABOR MEETINGS rosloAT

Butcher. No huraiCks hall.
South Seattle
ctxArmAksrs- western Central Ia
bhF Union hal 4 SO trrstfif aysuur
Cocks ard Walters attiympic hall.
ifnt4 aeeand aFcnus
Laundry Wagon Drivers -cArp1n-
tersi hall. 1850 Reurth avenue.
I.ansnhnrwtnan I4nnHEhafemsn'
hall seneca street and ftAliroad ave-
nue..
Msrhlnists unian hail. Pacine
b.aek
waitress -Wsitrsssss hall. itso
ssapnd avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
INDICTED FIVE

The following inttetmsnts were
rstarasd ~ the federal sFsns Jun
YESTERDAY CeofEs Morrison. for
selling liquor 10 Indians. Oscar Jphn
fsg sendlnE ID zsu9 literature
thFoaxh shs United states mails. H
Nat.aka. fos selling tlauar wishoat
government isr~as4. ~ Walss
Waiia. Alexander Fanhart. foE
bringing a woman into the country
fssF tfftFfteTsf purposes. Jennie Moore.
Tor opening another pxfnon's mall
without authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
YOUNG THIEVES
COME 10 GRIEF

EVERETT. wash. fun@ FIRED
CrpN. IL. and fred Peterson. ~
stole two bprses az the FinniEan
ranch. near Snohofnist. last night,
and rode 10 Everett this morning
One horse shisd AZ a street car and
threw Grow. badly igfaffug him
n is said that 3. " Kennedy will
probably succeed Capt. Coon as dep
ufy collector OF customs at this port.
A census % the county ~ being
taken. II viii probably show pops
uiation OF $1,000. much higher than
expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

Steamer city of Seattle arrived
from SkaEway last evening with -
passengers. Nuns Of this latter were
fron the interior. ~ up 10 June 1.
the date Of the departure 81 the 30
attic. nobody mad reached hkaEway
from Dawson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
mrs CASE
| IS ARGUED


h :, Ihs stsr.l
wash. June Mo-
-. .9''inepf writ Of prohibit
Ae ofaeers 81 King
I, kssfent them from re-
&c Roberts % calIfor-
/ - before the supreme
i 80 taken under advise
~ crotly appeared for
1 =. ..epuiy Prosecuting At
~ ne county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

The only chance for you 60 buy :
tfE0 grade 81 soft shirt with two
pairs % cuffs for 800. AZ W. II.
Hutchinson Co. cor. Ind and Union.
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