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The Savannah morning news., 1904-07-15
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.


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The Washington times., 1904-09-29
STRENGTH FOLLOWS
EARLY REACTION
Many Leading Issues Elk
ceed Yesterdays Prices.
ST. PAUL UP OVER A POINT
Cheerful London Sentiment Regarding
American Securities and Easy
Money Here Are Factors.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The list at
the opening averaged nj least g higher.
There was an extreme gain of ] per
cent in Baltimore and Ohio. and = in
Ontario and Western and Consolidated
Gas. Gains of = included Pennsylva-
mia, Southern Railway, st. Paul, Steel
preferred. Sugar. Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit. Delaware and Hudson, and others.
ALchisOn was about the only active
stock 10 be quoted lower, losing IS.
After early irTegularity, a moderate
reactionary tendency following initial
advances, renewed strength developed,
IN which a number OF the leading is
sues regained yesterdays extreme high
figures. or improved them. The resist
ance OF the market TO the efforts con-
sistcurly made 10 depress IT. and the
remarkable absorption of an enormous
AGGREGATE OF realizing sales, created a
stroug impression. The cheerful senui-
meut iu London regarding our securities
and the existing ease In money mere
and at that center are receiving Que
consideration by close observers OF the
The strong influencing factors after
the first half-hOur OF business were 81
Paul, which on active dealings enjoyed
q net advance OF over point while
Reading rose 10 within IracLlon OF
the extreme hlgn price OF the move
meut, Ursou PACING, southern EallNgay'
Pennsylvania. Chesapeake and ONO,
Norfolk and Western, AmalgaTaaIed
Copper, and Wabash preferred Among
other issues held firm at about yesJer-
days level Baltimore and Ohio, gained
nearly point rejecting the strength
of the stock in London market previous
10 our opening, and Metropolitan Street
Railway showed absorption.
United states Steel preferred indicated
realizing declining a net fraction after
an early advance OF nearly a point AT
the end of the first hour the general
list displayed a strong underUone win
the ma ioritv OF issues above yesterday S
final figure, and the tendency was up
ward. Governments unchanged. Rail
road and other bonds strong.
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
LEGAL NOTICES.

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding q
ORDER ASSIGNING NEW DAY ron
TRIAL OF lSSUES.-lt appearing 70 the
court that the notification as 10 the
70 the validity of the paper writing
dated the 18th day Of November. 1889.
purpOrting 20 be the last viii aud tesla
meut or Henry keugla5 deceased, has
been returned as 10 Maggie Lydaue,
otherwise known as Margaret Lyddaue.
Catherine LEdoaues Margaret Lyddauc.
heugla, Aloy5Ius ROCcOfOrL Lyddaue.
Henry Webster Green, William Fred
erlck Kengla, Ellen Rose Kengla.
widow OF Louis 4. keugla, deceased;
Ellen Rose keugIa, daughter OF Louis
A. kengla, deceased Alice Marie Kengla,
Louis Edward keugla. Blanche Mar
gaIet kengla' w l-Llam kengla. Blanche
Dllul GulQa AeHBIa, Leo keugla, and
Edith Brown mot 10 be found 10 is
Dy the court, this 18th day Of August.
a u. 1904, ordered that the issues here
tOfOTe framed In this cause be and they
are hereby set down for trial on the
LIST DAY OF NOV EMEEk a. D. 1904
and that this order and said issues here
tOfOre framed shall be published twice
a week Tor four weeks in The Wash
ingtOu Times and once a week for four
weeks iu the WASHINGTON Law re
porter" (SeaL) WENDELL L. STAF-
FORD, AssO. Justice. 4 true copy
Test. II. j. GRIFFITH, Deputy Reg
lister OF Wills.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding a
Probate Court In re Estate of Henry
Keugla. Deceased. No II. Z45.-iSSUES:
% Was the paper writing prop0uuded
as the last VIII and testament of Henry
keugla5 bearing date the Zlth DAY OF
November. 1885, executed by him in due
form Of laWE % Was the said Henry
keugia. at the time Of executing the said
paper writing OF sound and dispOsing
MIND ana capable OF executing valid
deed or COutracJ2 80 Was the eXecu-
ton of the said instrument by said
Henry heugla procured by the fraud OF
Ephralm IS. Randall and Elizabeth HON
Her. or OF either of them, or OF any
other person OF pers0us2 "a Was the
execution of said instrument by said
Henry KeuEla produced by the undue
influence OF said Ephraim S. Randall
and Elizabeth Homilier, or OF either OF
them, or OF any other person or per
s0usl sel5. u. 2. "a. p, oCls6.s
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SIS r Street uOrtheast-Samuel Gun
bingham 81 uXs 20 Jacob u. ana Ella j.
HengsJIer, lot 3. square s35, So.
Georgia Avenue southeast, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth SJreers-PeTCy
Crawford e. ux- 20 T. oliver PRODIGY, lot
81 square 106f. $40.
ms Third Street southeast and 1922
Second Street sOutheasL-FIoreuc A
Hin 20 John Brinkley, part OF original
lots ] and 2 square 75S. SO.
TWeuty-fifrh Street northwest, between
III and n StTeets~-Ihomas j. WagEa-
man 81 uE. 20 Elizabeth Heinrich part
Of lot 90. square p. s..
1850 Eighteenth Street northwestern
vel Gasseuhelmer et uE- TO u. Lorraine
Matuce. lot lzi. square 153. SO. z Lor-
raine Mattice 70 Josie Gassenhelmer,
Cooks How-Aua P. Pile et al. 20
William II. Armstrong, part OF square
1852 S.
Addition 20 Congress Heights-Henry
@. LoHEueCkeT ct uE. 10 George II.
Luckel lot g. block IS $500
l5s California Street uortheast-J0iI55 2
Sheelan et uX. 70 District OF Columbia
lot l55s square lzl, 5000.
South Grounds Columbia College-JOhu
Morrison et uE. 70 Herman W. Van
Sender. lot IS SO.
New York Avenue northwest, between
TWenLy-secOud and TWeuJy-third Streets
Edward A Muir et ux. 70 William Jeu-
kins, lot IL % %, square 81, $40.
Seventeenth Street northeast between
20 John Il. Farnum, lot Sc, square 1895,
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Charles W. King Jrs 70 uE. 90 James
SJrayeF, lot 56A SO James Strayer TO
William T. Largent lot 662, SO.
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
CLUB HOUSE FOR EMPLOYEs.

The Mccormick works of the Intarna-
tional Harvester Company. Chicago,
is TO erect a $4,000 clubhouse for the
benefit OF its employees, and nigh expec-
tations are expressed of the success OF
the experiment. A cafe service on a
very large scale viii be a feature Of the
building, meals being served at cost,
"hch Is estiTlaLed 70 mean about IL
cents Tor dinner and 4 cents for lunch
con, There VIII be a reading room,
Iounglng rooms gymnasium, and baths,
as well as rooms for the rest and recre-
alOu or the women employees. About
six thousand people are employed at the
wOrks.-IrOn Age
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
NOT ENTITLED TO PAY
ON STAFF RANK BASIS

Officers of the United States Navy,
who were formerly members Of the
naval star. but who have been trans
ferred 20 the line, under the terms OF
the recent reorganization act, are not
entitled 10 the pay Of the sJJan rank
20 which they would have attained had
the distinction between stan and line
not been abolished.
This decision is made by the Cmop-
trOller OF the Treasury in the case of
Lieut. Emory Winship, who insisted
that nc should receive the pay and al
lOWances of chief engineer. The
Comptroller says not.
Lieutenant Wlnship's contention was
based on the provision OF the navy per-
sonnet act, that nothing herein con
tanned shall operate 10 reduce any com
missloned officer at the time Of its pas
sage, or thereafter"
The Washington times., 1904-09-29

Business was fairly active on change
today and nearly all securities traded
in commanded better prices than on the
preceding day, the chief exception being
Washington Street Railway, preferred,
which was fTactiOually lower.
Capital Traction advanced y per cent
from yesterdays closing bid, 175 shares
selling at l2l.
Washington Street Railway. preferred
was rather heavy, and fifty shares sold
at - 200 at 52ls. and sixty days Op-
ton on 200 shares a l2lz.
Citizens National Bank was in de-
mand by one broker, who bought flfCy-
eight shares, she ma iOTiUy at 260
Greene Copper was active al a fTaC-
tional advance, 27S shares selling at 1855
and 300 at 1872.
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
HORWlTZ PASSES AWAY

The Navy Department received a dis
patch this morning announcing the
death Of Medical Director +. j. HOrW IT,
u. S. N, retired. yesterday afternoon, at
2.30 O'Clock. Bat ar HarbOr. TINS funeral
VIII be in Phuadelphla.
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
SENATOR HOAR FAST
APPROACHING HIS END
Aged Statesman Growing Hourly Weak
er-Little NOurishment Since
Sunday.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 29.-Sena-
tor HOar IS still living, but no more
can be said Dr- Warren II Gilman
says that the Senator is constantly
growing weaker ana that death must
soon come.
The Worcester public is constantly
awaiting the tOlling bells which viii an
uOuuCe his death. and marvel that the
Senator's vitality still holds him up.
Two ounces OF milk last Sunday is
the last uOurlshment that the Senator
has taken
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
LADY MARY GURZON
GAINS IN STRENGTH
Not, However, Out Of Danger-Patient
Continues to Show In
prOvement.

LONDON. Sept. 29.-The bulletin on
Lady Curzon's condition issued this
morning says that the patient had a
fair night. maintaining the Improvement
noted yesterday.
Lady CurzOn gained strength during
the day. She is not. however, out of
danger
The Washington times., 1904-09-29

WHY HE Was LATE.

"Ah." she cried. pointing an accusing
finger az him. as he got home shortly
after II o'clock. you forgot that this
IS the anniversary OF our wedding, Don't
ten me that you didn't. You wouldn't be
getting home az this time of night ~
memory
you wrong me. Margaret; hOuesh you
DO j remembered iU 1ush Wen as CIV r
remetnbersh auysltug ia IA life. H0uesh.
Thash reason m late. 4 bu out trivia
frget it. Honesh. Chicago Record
Herald.
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
GOOD BULL SUPPORT
FOR COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept. 29--COttou opened
firm at an advance OF 8 TO points.
Demand was active because Liverpool
cables were Unexpectedly strong and q
rum0r that Miss Giles was out with an
estimate of 124 against her figures Of
Is last month, also had an influence.
The bulls rallied strongly TO the sup
port OF the market. led by prominent
local broker. and shorts We're impeiled
10 recover, both on the call and after
ward. In addition, spot houses took
considerable cotton. Eventually the
market reacted a little
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Capital Traction, 150127, 2JQi2l,
25Q127. 2lalz7, 1050127.
Washington Street Railway preferred
567z14 50072 105I723s, 10cQI21e Buyer 90.
1uJG12lz Buyer CD, lOJIiZis.
Citizens National Bank, 30z55g- 6lz55
110z53 l4I151 15G25J, 20QZj9.
LausrOus lZQS.
Greene Copper. I50Q1Ses 1o1u18A. Goa
1Sez lU9GlS12. 153G1S5z 1UJU1Sjk 2Sa1S3s.
After CalI-Union Trust and Savings,
5Ql93.
Washington Street Railway SOP.
Capital Traction. ZoQ1Z3.
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF STOCK MARKETS
WASHINGTON.

Notice was given that the directors
of the Metropolitan National Bank had
declared a quarterly dividend Of 6 per
cent
The Washington times., 1904-09-29

O.
Is TO IS above parity.
Charles NJ. Schwab is reported 70 have
bought 10000 shares OF Steel preferred
in san Francisco.
Little doubt exists that at least some
part Of the markets recent strength
has been due 10 covering by some shorts
who had until lately refused 10 accept
the situation and take their losses. That
this movement has gone considerable
way toward reducing the short inter
est ia the market, thus removing one Of
the sources OF strength is apparently
indicated by the leSSened demand Tor
which say that for several days past
the demand for stocks las been stead
ily decreasing. AT the same time the
general disposition seems to be 70 look
for still higher prices, and important
interests are credited with a willingness
10 still further promote the markets Up
ward tendency.
People who are favorably inclined to-
ward the Steel shares predict a price
OF So for the preferred, while they are
which is not in line for dividends az
present. Will move with the preferred
/ toward q higher level. Estimated earn
! ings of the United states Steel Cor
| pOratiOu for the current quarter indi-
Z cate marked Improvement over the re-
suits of the preceding three months, and
! IL IS confidently believed in circles where
/ the course Of trade IL closely watched
that the Improvement which the concern
Is enjoying at present will continue iu
the rest of the year with increasing
strength.
President Fowler, Of the Ontario and
Western Railway. announced at the an
nUal meeting OF the stockholders yes
teTday a new plan. by which, If the
stockholders consent, bonds Will be au-
thoriZed 10 the amount OF 100000 and
the payment Of q dividend Of 50 a share
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today;
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
Stock Market ReaabLy Re&sks
Ill Efforts 10 Debress Prices
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by W. b, Hibbs s. Co.. l4l9 +
Street. Members New York stock Exchange
Chicago Board OF Trade, and Washington stock
EXCHANGED
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
Foul Breath,
GafaTTh, Headache
Are banished by Or. Agnew's &c
q Trhal Powder. u Rel. eyes In q
Alnutes.

Hinut68.
F. A Bottom. druggist. Cookghfrs
Que, says. For 20 years / sufferel
from Catarrh, Ny breath was very Of
feusive even TO myself. ] tried every
thing which promised me q cure. In al.
most all instances I had 10 proclaim
them no good al all. j was induced z.
try DIT. AgueW's Catarrhal Powder
got relief Instantly after nrst appIica-
tiOu IL cured me and i am free from
all the effects OF it, o.
DR.. AgusU's Oint relieves eczema
in one day, 3Sc.
Sold by
KtOCzewski' Pharmacy, 500 9th -
P. G. AFFLECK, 1929 Penna- ave.
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
TO OPEN LIBRARY
ON THE HOLIDAYS
Increased Estimates Asked
for This Purpose.
1T IS NOW UP TO CONGRESS
Workingnen and People Generally IN
able Now to Enjoy Liberality
Of Mr.. Carnegie.

For keeping the library open nifty
! two 81 laws, five holidays, and three
hours ~ saturday afternoon during
July. A..-rst, and September. a new
appr0pri ION of 100 is asked"
This is ere Of the paragraphs con
tanned In the estimates Tor the money
required 20 operate the Washington
/ Public Library for the fiscal year ending
/ June so, 1906, submitted 70 the District
/ commissioners today.
1t means that the wOrkingman IS 70
! be given q chance TO use the library If
| the estimates are granted.
Accessible to Clerks.
/ Heretofore the library, according to
/ the complaints Of worHingmen, has been
closed on the DAYS on which IL would
/ be most serviceable 20 them. in the
summer 10 was Of little use to any eX-
/ cept the Government clerks The work
/ ing class, or the people" for whom Mr..
/ Carnegie said he built the library. sell
I dom get there IN time Il may still
| transpire that the estimates will not be
/ favorabIy met.
Altogether an increase OF SIS. 60 over
I the amount appropriated for the library
for this year is asked for next year.
The District is already required to
I raise S35, 800 by taxes TO support the IL
| brary-
The Increases Asked.
OF the increase, $3.50 is asked for sal
/ airy increases, and for the employment
/ OF new CflCials. For the purchase OF
/ books an increase from 5000 to $4,000 IS
/ requested.
The new officers asked for In the es-
! Inmates are as follows. with the salaries
mentioned.
/ One assistant, $500; two assistants at
SIz1 each, $40; one assistant, $500; one
assistant. $40; one copyist. $3.50: one
/ cataioguer, $40 two attendants at $3.50
each, $780, two attendants az $3.50 each,
/ SI20i two messengers at $3.50 each. $40.
l two pages at $40 each. $3.50; two char
/ women, at $50 each, $500
Increases IN the salaries Of old Of
/ nclais are requested as follows:
Librarian, 500; children's librarian
I S1zoi assistant, Sl2Ji catalOglIer 500.
sJenograpner and typewriter, $50
The Washington times., 1904-09-29

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Holding a Probate
COurt-NO. lZ435, Administration. This
is 20 give notice that the subscriber, OF
the District OF Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District
of Columbia. letter of administration on
the estate OF John W. Pickett. late OF
the District OF Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, 10 the subscriber, on or
before the 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
be excluded from all benefit OF said es-
tate. Given under my hand this 18th
day of September, 1894. ARTHUR c.
PICKETT, 1894 O Street northwest
Attest: [SeaiI W. j. GRIFFITH, Deputy
Register of Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia, Clerk or the Probate Court.
LAMBERT & BAKER. Attorney
seq gct6.l8
The Washington times., 1904-09-29

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-FRANIE L.
SNOW Et Al Defendants. Equity No.
"a 856.-The object OF this suit IS 10 OBJ
tain a divorce from the defendant. Alice
motion of the complainant. by his So
NcitOr Edward l. Giles IL Is this 18th
day of September, A. -. 1904. ordered
that the defendants. Alice j. Snow and
Charles q. Kemp. cause their appear
auCe 10 be entered herein on or before
the fortieth l4JJhJ day, exclusive of sun
DAYS and legal holidays occurring after
the day OF the first publication OF this
order; otherwise the cause viii be pro-
Cecded with as iE case Of default. This
order TO be published I'm the Wash
lugIOu Law Reporter" and The Wash
iuBton Times once a week for three
successive weeks prior 10 said day.
(SealJ THOS. II. ANDERSON. Justice
A true cOpy-Iest. j. r. YOUNG Clerk
BY j. =. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.
sells. Z2.29
The Washington times., 1904-09-29

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUuBIA-ANNIE H..
GREEN complainant. Us. WILLIAM
GREEN Defendant BESSIE Will
LIAMSr CO-resp oudeut No "A $50 Equity
Docket No 54--Ihe object OF this SUIT
IS 10 obtain an absolute divorce upou
the ground OF adultery. Provided
copy OF this order be published once
each week for three successive weeks in
me ~ asnlHgJou Law Reporter and
Inc washington Times. on motion of
the complainant, by Campbell Caring
Ton het attorney, IL is this 21st day OF
defendant, William Green. and the co.
respondent Bessie Williams cause their
appearances 10 be entered herein on or
before the IJrtieJh day, exclusive of
sundays ana legal holidays, occurring
after the ua} or the first publication of
this order, otherwise the cause will be
proceeded WIN as In case of default.
BY the court: lseaJ HARRY NJ. ola
"a = o. ~ It Llgt Justice. True COpy-Test:
j. \. YOUNG Clerk. BY +. T. CUM
NINGHAAl. Assistant Clerk seq, %. oc6
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-In Equity.
WILLIAM NORWOOD SUFFER-. Chance
OF Name 70 William Norwood SouLer
NO. A,SJl.-Jpou consideration OF the pc
tltiOu or william Norwood SuteF. pray
ING tHat nus meme be changed to VII
liam Norwood 5outer IL is by the court,
this 18th day OF September, 1904 ordered
that a nearing Do had thereon on the
l7th- DAY OF OCTOBER, l904. al 10
O'CLOCk a NJ. Provided. this order
be published once week for three con-
secutive weeks in The Washingt5E
Times, a ne" spaper published I'M the Dls-
trlcL or columbia, and Ia the Washing
ton Law Reporter prior 10 the hearing
Of the SAID petition. tSeal) THOS II.
ANDERSON Justice. Al true COPY
Test. j. II. YOUNG, Clerk BY +. h.
CINN4NGtt-AAis Asst. Clerk. sell. 20 =
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA Holding a Probate
Court-No. l2417, Administration This is
70 give notice that the subscriber, of
the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District
or Columbia letters tesJameutary on
me estate Of Mort. X. Well, late OF the
District OF Columbia deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof, legally au-
Lnenlcated, TO the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A D., 1893, otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under nay hand this 9th day OF
September. 1904. HELEN K WE'LL
care Of j. Watson, IT.. 4le Cathedral
street, Baltimore, Nd. Attest: [Seall
WM Q. TAYLOR. Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. JOHN WATSON.
Jr., Attorney seq. oct6I3 '
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
NEW YORK.

American stocks in London are firm,
Is TO IS above parity.
The Washington times., 1904-09-29

Charles N. Schwab is reported 70 have
bought 10000 shares OF Steel preferred
in San Francisco.
The Washington times., 1904-09-29
GOVERN8ENT BONDs

Capital Traction r. r. 4s........ 1J7z 90,
Net 81 r. r. ..s--...-....s llE4 llB
Nat. ST. II r. 8, Cert. indebt 4 l031a IO7
Alef r. r. Cert. Indebtedness B.. 1885 Ice
Columbia r. r. 6s.-........-.... 40 l22
Columbia r. Il. 5s-.....-..-..... I08z ICs
Wash. RV. & Flee. Co. zs-....... 65@ 81
The Washington times., 1904-09-29

National safe Deposit g. Trust. 1919
Washington loan g. IrusJ-..-.... zJ5
American Security & IrusJ,...... 5JJ&
Union Trust a. Storage ---.....ss. 100
washington Savings hauE---.-..-. lC3
Eaue savings Bauk...-s......... l45
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23

south side of Walnut street from Sew
enth TO Front street, at 37.4 cents per
ll1ca' foot. Three bids were submitted
another at the same price and one cJr
- ) cents. Upor the Recommendation
of The committee the sidewalk rec, itlv
constructed on the west side of Sixth
street between i and II streets was ac-
cepted, and the contractor ordered paid.
Resolutions were adopted providing for
sidewalks and other improvements on
the east side of Seventh street. between
\ and II. ON Chestnut street between
Third and the east line of the alley in
block -. and on First street between
the east line of Walnut and the north
east corner of lot in block II. The
street commissioner was instructed to
Immediately open up Tacoma avenue
and Chestnut streets, reported to he
closed by the Ontario Land company.
and also to remove fences or obstruc-
tions from any other street in the city.
Inc ill'll'l VI lhe redistribution Vi
street lights, adding several and chang
ing some of the are lights to lamps of a
lesser candle power, was left in the
hands of the street and ditch commit
tee with power to act.
Places for voting at the election on
December 6 were chosen and officers of
election appointed as follows:
First ward. at music store on Yakima
avenue between Third and Fourth. c.
NJ. Iauser inspector; F. NJ. Spain and
Il. \. Coo judges.
Second ward, at court house. Z. +.
Cleaver. inspector; II. ID. Winchester
and c. b. Mcconnell Judges.
Third ward. vacant building on Yak
ina avenue and Ahtanum avenue. Rob-
ert Scott, Inspector; Charles Longmire
and John Gourley. judges.
Fourth ward, Clark's bicycle shop.
Mr.. Hatfield, inspector; Charles Clark
and \. w. Schwartze, Judges.
Fifth ward, bowling alley on Second
street. J. A. Leach, inspector; j. n.
Null and d. L. Crowder, judges.
Sixth ward, Yakima avenue and
Fourth street. Leroy Brooker, inspect
or: c. II. Hoffman and p. Y. Hickman,
judges.