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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
OPORTU NIDAD

Sc vende MOLINO de 81 x Co. doble engranaie, ca
hori5ont con cndro de- Vapor a. dameo con 4o de-
DC Paris AOLINO de ga 7s doble engranaje dia
mero de - catalina Il de la inermedia 6 4;
az daetrO por 54 de de construction soida ia
ARCADE por la reEombrada constructors Fletcher
AOndon Derbi de Ingaterra
Para mas informes dirigirse la Capital
SOBRLvOS DE EzQUEaGa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
Los 9errem0toS
en- la Argentina
Dan0s materiales causados

Nueva York, miercoles-En Buenos All
res, segun los despachos que Sc reciben de
aquella Capital, Sc ha sentido un fuerte te-
remote.
Los temblores han causado importantes
desperfectos en- la ciudad, que sc valuan en-
una consderale suma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17

Desde las dos de la tarde de aver,
la una y media de esta tarde, Sc han
curado en- Ell Cuarto de Socorros mu
nicipal por el practicante sefIor Llau-
ger, los individuos Feliciano Morales
Antonio Sanchez, Margarita Robes,
Francisco Ramirez, Rafael Prjda, Ri
cardo Reyes y Juan Quifones, de con-
tusiones, rasgufios y heridas de carac-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
Ia reaparici6n de una no
E.ribHe playa
La niegan desde Londres

Nueva York miercoes.-Dicen de Londres
que las noticias publicadas aver sobre la reapa-
rici6n de la peste bub6nica en- la india inglesa,
son absolutamente inexactos.
Han ocurrido algunos fallecimientos entire
los indigenas, pero no son preducidos por min
guna epidemia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
MANUEL PAZ uRDAZ
sVSGlSP&@

Registrador de 10 pFoI iedad sustitute que
como NOtsrio. en- Arecibo. Ba;os de- ls casa
n6merO l3, oalls ds la Cruz, , So hses sargs
de presentar para sw inscripoi6m en- el Regis
tro Dc la pFOpieaad del DiseEits TemitiY q
los yssHeStivos iAssFesadOs. lee desameAtss
cue cen tal shjsse no . enyiaa.
ARRCKDO. PU1n90 RyCA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17

Los senores J. J Caro- y ca, de
San Juan, nos participant en- atenta
circular que han constituido una So
ciedad comercia1 en- la ca1le de la
Fortaleza, ndmero II, Ia que Sc de-
djcara al ran1o de comisiones en-
general.
Son socios gestores de la misrna,
los senores Juan J. Caro- Guerra y
Ernesto A. Caro- Lucero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17

ter leve exception de la de Ric ardo
Reyes, que es de pron6stico reser-
vado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17
PARA CECARRILLOs

En- el BoLETlN MERcANT1L hay eeas.
.ante existeneia de papel para ciga-
rril1os, marca la Cubanita'. esnae-
radam ente cortado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17

El vapor espa6ol "Miguel M. Pini-
llos," 4 la carga en- Barcelona, saldra
el 80 del corriente para el Mediterra-
neo, Canarias, este puerto, Mayagiiez,
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Habana y
New Orleans.
Son sus consignatarios los sefiores
Sobrinos de Izquierdo y Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17

Esta maf1ana fueron sentenciados
por el Juez de paz sef1or Bazan, los
indivfduos Juan Fernandez, un pc
so de multa, por crueldad con los
animales; Esteban Natal y Simplicio
Delgado, a tres pesos de multa cada
uno, por infringir las ordenanzas
municipales; Domingo Hernandez, q
cinco pesos de multa, por crueldad
con los anima1es, y Maria Ayala, a
diez dias de arresto, por infraccion
de las ordenanzas municipales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17

Sc encuentra gravenente enfermo
en- su residencia de Santurce Ell seflor
don Manuel Egozcue y Cintr6n, ex-
Alca!de de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17

En- el deposito municipal habia hoy
S. hombres y 1S mujeres sufriendo
prisi6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-17

El viernes por la noche Sc reunira
en- session ordinaria 81 Ayuntamiento
de San Juan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
Young Men Spend Money
FoolishIy
J. c. Hayes Says Manz opportuui
ties for Ambitious Men
IN ssattle.

4 often wonder why more
young men do not invest IN real
estate. instead u spending their
money fooilshiy Tor few passing
pleasures. An Investment made In
almost suy iseaiify near Seattle is
absolutely sure % enhance IN Rniue.
and many people who have purcha4-
"a acreage az the present low prizes
viii awaken some fine morning
wealthy.
Just az a. example. take the Ok
bow addition on ths uuwamish
river. recently put on The market II
Seattle ever becomes a great man
ufaeturlun city. which she IL bound
70 be. and within a short time. too.
ths demand Tor land there win be
something phenomenal
There are 1900 feet frontage on
the Duwamiah river. unsurpassed
anywhere fn the world for factory
sites. aa the land r. level ard ocean
going vessels can steam right to a
mctory.a door for cargo. The OK
bow la fine rich bottom land, where
almost everything IN the vegetable
line viii grow. besides being d.
fectfy across from the hustlinE little
city Of Georgetown. and only a
quarter ~ mile from the new
SHOPS 81 the Seattle Electric com
panF.
Men are now grading the streets
ana cement walks will be laid on
every street I would advise every
one. young or old. 70 buy n little
/ land there. ~ the price vii soon
materially advance. The oxbow ad-
aiilan f. he golden opportunity Of
A mans Hfe."-J. Q. HAYES. Mgr.
Van De Vanisr- Davis Co. Starr
HoeH uHifEIrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
TWO nav GOLD srRikEs
ON ALASKA PENINSULA.

Tao gold strikes on the ALASKA
Peninsula. nna piaref ard the afhar
aunftA ars reported Ia ihe lnfsF-
nation resolved from seward -
thT Industrial department. % the
Alaska Central railway Tie placer
sfrike Il aear 81 Iehns. short as
lance frota NhEa. and uihsfs A..
gr~atiY excited ana are rushing e.
the new scene 81 knid discovery The
quarts atftke Il en papa9f island -
= thought 70 have been made -
l. + haiss. the famous Alaska
muHhrf sud mali carrier
The Industrial department he's
also received s0Fd thst the Sushitt
"a and Neutna rivers are uow Tee
- zee. tlts farmef apeuinE tNo wA~kf
aEn. THIS 10 The earliest apaniak
FER II XeaFz Two Tunnels nu thf
AlaaAa Central ssrtem ln paacut
fiFef canyon are naw completed
Each are 80 feet In length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
II. kesSIer Returns
From Portland

During a business trip 10 Port
land. from which ! returned to day,
I made one ~ the iuckiest strikes of
my business career.
I picked up a little over $4,000
worth ~ merchandise from the
bankrupt store Of the Mercantile
Clothing 90. By the skin Of
INV teeth. 10 use homely Himile.
1 closed the deal just about
an hour before the other msr-
chants decided they wanted the
goods. aud bought the entire stock
for ts.gs1.77. a great deal less than
the Mercantile Clothing Co. were
offered an hour after had given my
check FOR the stock.
4 intend 20 dispose o. my lucky
purchase IN Seattle.
'sThlH h. ms home. Ny friends
have stuck by me. and III
apllt al money made on this
deal with them. got IN some
of The goods today. the balance VII
arrive tomorrow. 10 that J can open
SATURDAY morning with q sale for
All the people at prices lower than
was ever known ln the Northwest
II KrgsLEH Mar ilsinisr
clothing Co. $50 PIKE st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
NO REDUCTION OF
WATER RATES

set aside mere than one half Of thia
amount 10 meet the departments
obligations in ease the additional
81 800 900 Of indebtedness in In
CURED The council approprlaica
each year considerable sums uf
money from the water fund % pos
for extensions OF water mains ie
new districts for the purpose ~
serving new customers and increas#
Ing the rcyenue Of The plant This
lpxponditure with tho expense Of OPP
Grating che plant and the sinking
fund of Egi5. 900 year would eat
up nli the earnings % the plant FOE
several years nt present ration. maxi
Ing u impaaaihle 10 reduce the rates.
Another Possibility.
However. tho.e Is smother plan by
witch the PEI tlbillty pl future rate
reductions might be preserved This
/ o. the plan Of Issuing bonds for The
amount needed. the bonds 10 run
for a definite period OF years and
sinking fund for their payment 10
+ be provided after the end ~ five
or ten years. ~ Is done Ia the ease
Of general city bonds This would
leave only the interest on the bonds
10 be- met out Of the water earn.
inga for the first five or ten years.
leaving the repay ment of the pfib.
cipai until after the present indebt
eduens has been wiped out.
viii Nee, Tonight
Two Important matters IN con.
nseiion wiih the extension Of the
/ system are 60 be considered BY the
/ fire and waier committee tonight
one Of these Ia whether the en.
sineets esiim - shall be reduced
Z bY the elimination OF some Of n.
items provided The other ~ the
manner in which the undertaking
shall be financed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
EXTENSION OF SYSTEM WILL
PREVENT ANY LOWE RING
FOR SOME TIME TO COME
PRESENT ELIMINATES MAY
DC LUssgNEp.

Unless material reduction is
made la the engineers estimates
Tor the extension OF the water aya.
ten the usopie Of the city must fore
so all hope Of further reduction OF
water rates for many years 10 come
This II frankly admitted By the
engineers Who prepared the plans
for the new improvements aud can
be demonstrated hk comparing the
interest charge an the proposed new
Investment with the present and
prospective earnings Of the system
Set Aside Earnings.
II Is estimated hy the engineers
that IN order 10 float the proposed
neS indebtedness OF $500 600 u
would be necessary fuf the council
10 set aside not less than tl7b. 900
a year from the earnings Of the
ayatom ia be applied TO the prin.
cipsi and Interest Already the city
u obligated 20 set aside 800 200 4
year Ia apply on the principal and
Interval ot the old obligations % the
water department This would make
= total Of $4,000 a year 90 BE- 40.
plied from the water earnings 10
the payment of the departments
financial obligations
Less Than Halt a Million.
Al tho present time the earnings
OF the dt partnent are a little less
than half a million dollars a year.
~ that It would be necessary 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

,sulN9roN. June { Thomas
W s,,,sea rcprcsntiae tho ehleaso
~" W caatiaucd BITS statements
a.. house committee GA az
49, 49, thls moraipk uo vas iol
f,a. .AaYles + Npllt secretary
vs. tsearlment Of mtor, one ef
- ss,.smissloBcra Who made The
-sesiisaiien
y ~ 49, said she packers bad sort
ess,ctlans SO me NeXcfldge
ss,,asat because So placed The
u the inspection upon the
Hs dunlcd that the packers
80 hlie they are uoW in
a,nN.T ENFEcT a eARJoR.
- che prevent aEliatiun had
~ saia ~ fean aud ntanufae
- naltsrts mere than onc-hait.
assflessd "A calamity 80 the
..s..soFs because they Vii have
.s.ma.issioneF Nolti In ropiy stat.
,sSst 81 had 40 expert knoN ieiEe
80. weai business. bat was auaii
man IT RxVraEe 1iellt
- sRA collese defree lie
9 n dld nos expect ta nud par
- .lons ia The slaughter
sasss aud vaa careful Ia dislia
- between necessary and un
ssessssfy art
Tries to Held Report
us sisD stated that nr Tyson
.s.sxasntlas the packers. asked hlm
= efAhold he report D DAYS Nj
- she packers might adopt Neilrs
s~x~sgloaN At the expiration ol
- = aays lNson wanted Neili e
-ssse snd make anathvr ineestiga
IA sahlisAlnE What DC might sce
f.ra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
VIII VETO LICENSE.

I nay b. predicted wifh a ren.
s'aaese degres of certainty that
ha7oF Moore wiii veto tho ordi.
.eafe granting the Oak Leaf saloou
ifaasfef of re license from IFS
tsaehf ioeaiiou on Third av % q
enc On the court house site
80 ~ the corner u Third Az.
& leitefaou r. directly across
= sifeei from the eitf ball The
Aatnce was passed b. the eouH
= Monday night and u IN he
80 q the mayor for action
40 Moore Is out % the city TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
l0NGSHOREMEN
NOW INVOLVED

he strike q The saamfn's guiau
v nlmfhiF raise ~ S. has nos
hspltea the llouEahoremcn = union.
I'Fnftiax 70 psesz Dispatches from
IN Ffaneisco Al the local uffice
Z the Seanena uulnn this after
ssa secrstagY 2 y CIR sisted that
= oFeer4 calling Tor a general
af&s hefe had been received A.
lheseut shcfa IS only une steam
faocnef On tie aound loading ium
" ioF San Francisco. and that is
p Chas Nelson nos faktug eargn
9 Tacoma For thIs present trip
n geaania 81 the ssauru for their
Hlss q - Na8 granted
Al No pfilces q me f.aueahnfe
naoa 10 Instructions or aaVicsa
Afs been received President
bsavff stated that che natter
Fsaia undoubtedly be settled before
fsa<hiag Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
TRIED To
BUNCO THE PUBLIC

A. the result nf the presidents cru.
ssde against eaunrd meats at sic.
Gee coo and ~ the Nhaie canntty Al
tlta. neo. Gee
This is enly a shrlnkaEe q 10 pes
cent on tha total amount "a bust
ueaa denp, They state that Il vii
be a long time hefore the tFofadies
against American meats L. over.
eome, espesialls Ia England and eu
the continent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
HusAwAY IS CAUGHT.

VirEil kimbaH. the i4.year.old non
q O 7 k.mbaH. Of 1915 Broadway
". ran eNar from hOmn yesterday
morning with the avid.uf purposes
of becoming a neadWuaf Dick.
ir % cline novel fame. and As a
feznlf ~ ths stories puhllahcd In
The papers yesterday eyenink Vas
picked np and turned over 20 the
authorities b. Mrs. Mcdonald. uhu
lives a. Harvard Az aud . Union
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
DARESPR|NTERS
TO STRIKE
MANAGER OF METROPOLITAN
PREss SAYS rsG UNION VIII
NOT CALL MEN our.

~All this talk ahout strike 81
the uniun pftntrFa "a Seattle Il :
bluff pure and staple aald u G
PiEoit. manager of the Metropolitan
Press Printing Comuany. this morn
.nR 70 a reporter g. Tho star The
printers do not dare 90 strike II
tie first piage. thaJ cansot DO -
uatheai the authority ~ the lntef
nationst uni1n. afa the Attenuation
al union hHs Is hands fail sith its
atFiaes Ia the East
Drawing Benefits
The striking printers In The East
are drawing SIS week benefit paY
meats frum the unions strike fund
raised b. assessing all members ol
the Hniun ~ pei cent of their sal
aries The Idle iaen are Well pro
vIdea FOE and are spending their va
cation Al Cnney Island and other
pleasure resorts 50 long a. TIE
International union has 80 many oi
the Gomez Island sufferers on 90
haads it viii not cuuntenanes ans
more strikes
No Complaint 20 Make
TIE local uaiouista have 30 com
plant % make against the local
employers We are living mp % all
The riiiea % the union some # ne
who are members 81 the union have
declined 20 contribute 10 the fight
being wsgrd ssnineg "a ard we mas
BE- temporarily suspended for this
action But there will b. no strike
OF that You may be sure A. for the
shop represent wc dare them 10
strike"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
PROTEST RIGHT or WAY.

George nonwofth. au attorney for
the Seattle Electric cumpsny. ap
praFed before The board ~ cnunsy
commissioners today TO protest
against the granting AZ a right OF
was on Spokane ave 10 tha Nc
Q,sid ArGsli sumpang plans % bald
a trolley road from iaeaaush 10 Sc.
attic Ths commissioners took fbe
protest under aivisepent nui VII
make a decision "a their next meet
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

one loving couple. an lfate father
aud the Steamer Indianapolis we're
The central Figures 10 q romance this
morning ~ Pier /. Just before the
sailing u the steamer for Victoria.
q - TwIef II Eau Francisco. and
Miss Cora mason. q pretty ateHoF.
raphsr 81 Tacoma. we're she loving
couple. aHd John Mason was the
father who attempted 10 give cupid
au uHdsfcut which would pat him
uuf Of the ring fof the time being
iint Captain Carter prevented any
biapdahed b. pulling away from
Tier ! az 80 sharp. and 10 vas ten
minutes after that John Mason ar
rived on thr SCENE o. prevent the
loving couple from completing fhe
desires they have entertained Tor
The paat two months.
Lived in Taeonn.
Str Tuyler before the disaster At
San F'ranyiHco. was a prosperous
cigar merchant iu that city. lie
formerly lived ia Tacoma and while
there "a mutual friendship spranE un
between him and Miss mason. which
ended in their enEa cement being
finally announced.
Then q crisis came. na far a. the
father Vas concerned M TuYief
ioat his ell bic store and stock GO
Ing up ia flame with no Insurance.
% having expired several DAYS pre-
vieua 90 the calamity aud had not
been renewed Mr. Tuyiar came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
ASKS MINISTERS TO AID.

The Building Trades Assembly
met last night at Labor Tcmple
aud instructed the secretary 10 com.
municate with the ministers OF the
cts and ask their support IN she
movement 20 bring tho bodies Of
the Valencia victims 30 Seattle Tor
burial ~ p T. wharton esas
present az the meeting. and OK
prcased himself IN favor ~ o.
movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
BALLARD WANTS
THE EXPOSITION

BALLARD. Iane f--At she meet.
~ Il tAe gFuanhs committee ~ the
aasAa yak0a fair Ihis AFTERNOON tn
~ Alaska crab n Seattle 8 n
sssll osfef the tfaet % land &iank
a. ls,ai beach for the exposition
~ laval beach = a mile long
81 has ahou, TIE ohlF stretch u
rv.E tnnay bach near Seattle. ana
: easY II aceess ffnm Seattle BY
~ 4 tAe location Is seiceted a
s7r@s car ilae wfli be hnilf The
~ b oa tbs railroad sad also has
= sxceiisat yies
fnu Ballard chamber of com.
nzens kas inAoracd Woodland Para
a 1 good place for tae fair
sazsay ne churches wifi caie
srnse ehll1rens daf TIE evening
rrvsess Al ths Christian eheFch
~ = devoted 70 fecitatigrs drills
z1a saaka - the ebildfwn.
Tnm0rrew atterunun az z a'cipgk
q Rslhr1 Schools aill hold q track
nsss 81 tbe ball park A. this IL
A. Esrts attempt to hold TRACK
xesl raly a fcU eYsuta have been
xAn.anlea Al u the mine sehpola
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

north 20 Tacoma. but the icy stare
Waa given him ~. hia to-be papa.
Mr Mason thought Sir Tuyisr
Waa dozen ana out. and could mol
support eife IN fact Nj Tuyler
w8H told ~ 70 and make no further
advaHcemeutn towards his lady
iaF.
Leaves Her Home.
cupid Jumped in ~ this Instance
au1 several arrow like messages
we're sent from the bow. which cui-
minated ~ aiiss Mason quietly
leaving hff home early this morn
iHg. meeting ST. TuYief and they
caught the first interurhln FOR Sc
attic.
Their intentions were 20 get mar
rlsd in seattle. bat q long distance
phone reached Mr. Tuyisf and he
was Informed BY friend that Papa
Mason had got wind Of the affair
and wa leaving on the NEXT Inter-
urban. A. the marriage offices ars
not opened ln Seattle until > o'clock.
no license could be obtained.
CO 20 Victoria.
ahtENA NHAf = NAsfiAN HAN AHfA Wv
couple 70 take the Indianapolis 10
Victoria. Tho couple did and stated
before going that. n they appre-
hsnded any trouble. capt Carter of
tbs Indiana polls would be asked 10
marry them on the seas before Port
Townsend VAS reached.
Mr. Mason VAS met nc the depot
by the friend q the clipping couple
and was told that they had gone 70
British Columbia ten minus be-
fore his arrival This dld not stop
him and down 20 Pier I be went.
with cost tails flyins. bat too late.
Little blue devils ere sent speed
iug ouf on the atmosphere but the
couple did not hear the remarks. and
bY the afternoon are no doubt man
and wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
GIRLS ASSAILANT
IS BADLY BEATEN

Az =. and Atlantic -. almost 20
the soulhrriY end of Beacon hiil.
aud only one ~ the pursucrs man.
AGED to keep 40 with the fleeing
man lienaau IT this luueturc waa
almost exhausted. and turned fero-
ciouslY ufon his assistant The tao
went 10 the graund 10 graphic.
aud the nufHHrf. whose name vas
not learned. grabbed stone and
knocked Benson unconscious. Aft
erwaras hwnsoH Was tied up Nsfh
ROPES aud turned over 10 the Dc.
tecfiye
To she crowd which quickly gath
cred The man who had captured
Bennoa gave NO explanation a. 90
= hat led 80 The mans capture. 9th.
eruiac the police are convinced
that he Wouid have been lgnched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
MORE AID roR STRIKERS

The building Laborers linton has
voted % allow the Ballard Seattle
single Viewers Union to accept
work ON ann building contract win
out taking out a card IN the Trades
Union This action has already
been taken by some Of the unl0ifA
and more Will follow the example
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

ssss tess
ON the FRONT

steamer Queen sailed this morn.
ing far San Francisco With t3s
passengers and a fall freight cargo.
schooner Beuecia, under charter
to the Northern Commercial com
pany. has sailed for 81 Michael with
company freight
Steamers Santa Ana and City 0f
Topeka arr both south bound from
funaau for Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
WILL PRESERVE
PARK TREES

Az 4 msetin< % the park board
~ 49, 7angn ccsssniesiueef 3. L.
kalne Declared bis oprnsitina 20
rnlisw say trees In the parks The
Aetzfsfiaa waa brought cat IS the
ssx<fioa tast re Alaska Yukon
zsasitApa caaia be heid IN Wood
hss vark NJ Blaine said BE- wculd
~ssa saY piaa shat contemplated
Hliar az trees
rs ssugsmisiun 20 ioinfiv par
ltfse VITA ~ school board 4 block
I hH4 aiioluiax the n p Day
AapM waa favornhly considered.
= sEtloa rs deferred FOR . eeek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07
oais c. AusuRs DEAD.

orin g. Auburn. azed -. who has
bean q resilient 81 this city for the
past - years. died lhis morning Al
the bone of bis daughter. Mr.
larned. gls 2sth ave. South Mr.
Auburn vas q contractor aud build
er and sss a member 81 the MaaoUl
81 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-07

SALT LAKE June 2. president
Frank } ilaKenharth. 90 the Nation
III tleysloek association. to-day pnh.
itshed letter Ia witch he scored
the president Tor permitting th,
publication ~ the Nclll- Reynolds
report saying that 81 waa unnsces,
serys ana alleging that ever tn
heads ~ the packers the pFcsidrui
had struck q hard blow al the live
stock Industry
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CHANGES IN PURE
MEAT ORDINANCE

not provide Tor the method u dis
dlapaAiuK Vt the elreasees Of dis
eaaed animals u merely requires
the csrcaasen Of such animals 20 be
disposed OF IS ths local authorities
may direct III the case OF seattle
there BE- no provision and 10 local
assumption - this authority. ieay-
inE even the packers where there In
a federal inspection free 20 dispose
~ such Inspection free 80 dispose
Yiled they DO not export il TO other
countries.
Some Would Escape.
The proposed ordinance provides
that local inspection sha 4 be made.
except whore federal inspection is
had by enforcing this provision the
local authorities could compel those
butchers who do not have federal
Inspection % handle only clean
meats bat would be p3Weriess to
compel those % 90 50 Who have the
fareinI federal inspection These
points will come up for disucsslou at
a meeting Of the council COMMITTEES
tonight
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rEErs rAkEs EXAMINATION

W Tecis a sub foreman IN the
street department. Nho has held
that position under Temporary APP
isointment for some weeks. thia
morning took civil service exam.
inatian for appointment To the 20.
ettion permanently.
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While engaged IN erecting an H..
Illuminated sign az the entraee 81 the
New Zealand Saloon us Washing.
ten -. a. ~ IS a'elaek this after
noon. Efnest = Hudsna a nnemsn
came in contact with a live sire and
vas seriously burned.