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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08
BIG RESIDENTIAL PARK
Large Tract to Be Modelled
Along English Lines.
GREAT ARTIFICIAL LAKE PLANNED
Estate In Orange and FIoclSIand Coun-
ties, N. Y, e 0ught by Wealthy Men,
VIII he Improved In Certain Land
scape Features, but Most Of 1t VIII
he Left wild-Cost Of Tract Said to
BE $4,000, 600. ts.T

Rich In historical association and not.
ed for it's unusuairbeauty Of mountain
and woodland scenery, a large tract Of
land known as the Sterling property,
lying in Orange and Rockand counties,
In the state of. New York, and covering
parts Of four townships, has recently
been purchased by, party of promi-
nent New York men at reported cost
Of S3.0O0,O00 and ist to be converted at
a cost of severn! millions of dollars
more into great residential park.
modelled more or less along English
and continental lines, says the New
York Herald. It Is to be called Ster-
ling park.
For 200 years the tract has been I'M
divided from the original patent grant
ed by Queen Anne save for part
sold to Peter LorilIard in 1914, out Of
which the beautiful Tuxedo park has
since been built During this space
the ownership, underwent comparative
" few changes, and, there are today
living In or near the property descend
ants Of the frk patent holders.
By purchasing Copper cent Of the
stock of the-Stefling-Iron and Railway
company, which acquired the land in
1866, the present ownership came
about. 1t is being continued under
the old corporate title
While the services Of the landscape
gardener and the architect are to be
employed in devising certain improve
ments, such as the conversion Of a
great stretch of depressed pasture land.
lying in a natural bowl formed by the
Blackjack hills, into an artificial lake
and sunken Italian gardens. for the
most part the property will be left In
the almost primeval state in which 1t
now is.
On the tract, which is eleven miles
long and about three miles wide. there
are several lakes, including ar least
two which are several miles in extent.
The estate touches Greenwood lake in
New Jersey. Ttsis about forty miles
from New York, to which it is readily
accessible, and lies In the heart OF the
Ramapo mountains.
Because Of the sparse ,habitation the
tract is still the home of many Of the
native Wild animals, while the numer
GUS streams abound in fish. Roughly
speaking. it lies ,behind-thatsis, to tle
west of-Tuxedo park, and in lats
years Sites on or -nesrfit- have beer
chosen for the country places c;
wealthy New York men.
Clitheroe, once the home Of the
daughter of the late DR.. Loomis, is now
owned by Theodore Price, who is build
ing costly new home: the large estate
of Mr.. Hartman touches the tract to
the northeast. and Macgrane Coke.
whose wife Is a lineal descendant Of
one Of the first owners Of the land, has
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08

Another band Of IHulijanes have an,
nounced their candidacy for slaughter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08

Where It Is desirable to take ND an
old carpet and replace it with rug
the floor underneath. may not be hard.
wood and may need renovating before
the rug can be LAID In that event
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

For Member of Congress, 3rd Congress
sional District:
VIM. B. LAMAR. Of Jefferson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08

For State Senator, End District:
JOHN S. BEARD.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08

"A Russian newspaper predicts war
F0Dtween the United States and Japan,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08

For Member House of Representative.
CHAS. M. COSTON.
Nj. o. BAGGETT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08

For Tax Collector:
]. S. ROBERTS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08

For Tax Assessor:
w. w. RICHARDS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08

For Members of School Board:
w. E. ANDERSON.
II. G. DeSlLVA.
w. M. AGERTON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08

For County Treasurer:
j. ED. WILLIAMS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08

For Member Board County Commits
sioners:
]. B. ROBERTS.
JNO. A. MERRITT.
JAS. NJ. ANDREWS.
II. c. CLOPTON
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-08
OLD GLORY'S NEXT STAR
Preparations For Convention In
the New State.
OKLAHOMA DEEMED NO wEAKL1Ne

Hts Constitution to BE Adopted In
Time to Elect First State Onicers In
misrepresentation In Con-
gress Next Winter Resources Of
Oklahoma and Indian Territory and
Present Population.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
WORK ON DIX

-Four hooks sutanEled with SOW
ernl hundred sset - cable ana a
buoy line are rauHing A u. 9. Den
niHton'a men much trouble IA aet-
ting tackle to nfappie for the DIX
IA shape Tot another Try, The APP
pafatus IL 10 tho West Seattle
beach and partially submerged. n
Vie knot can be untanElsd this aft
ernoou the sectional drag viii be
padud ana another trial to locate
Ute Dix win he made tomorrow.
p 4 can't understand Captain Horn-
STEMS action In abandoning the
sodies which he s,ssted off West
ssoint." said IN. DenulHtan this
,ciuruins 4 can understand that
- might not cafe 10 take them
ahosrd his hoss. but why 10 did not
report them IL a mystery 20 me.
If We hsd been Informed shortly
sster he arrived IN port. the bodies
would undoubtedly have been re-
covered, as We have three boats
continually IN commission Iusl for
this purpose besides having a pa
~ol out a. all times IA the vicinity
|of'the points"
Captain bernstein. who passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
OREGON AFTER
HARTMAN

EUGENE. ore, Dec Dele
gates frum all sections % oregun
are here attending convention
called By tbs shippers to take &c
ton against the Hartman lines and
10 furnish sa.5eient cars with
which 10 handle the business Of the
country.
The speakers are associated
mostly with the lumber mills
which have keeu forced 60 ahn,
down their manufacturing plants
farm pruaurta are b~eaysnx. while
the eastern part % the state Il
suffering from a fuel fsmius Tbs
resolutions wtli eait FOR draatIr
action by the legislature aud vii
include a recommendation Tor the
creation Of new railroad commits
sion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
Building a Stone Wall

lie who saves. builds stone wall
through which poverty and misery
can never penetrate. The hlgh
board fence 81 easily acquired
wealth. inherited or obtained by
chance, mar be broken. hut the
stone wall built by hard labor and
thrift. never start a savings ae-
count with the state Bank u 8eat-
tie and watch u grow. per cent
interest compounded semi annually
ma IA On All "a vfftUa nernfufH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

liberty, which IA Co be tho prop
eFty % the university al the finish
OF the exposition
sillfs Daughter ~.
Samuel I'M. president Of the
Washington Good Roads asaocia
ton. left last niEht for Washington.
u G.. where BE was summoned b
telegram announcing the serious
illness of hts daughter. MARY VIII
Upon his return nom the east Mr.
ulll Will begin an active campaign
H. the interest u good roads. In
which he Wiii b. assisted by Sam
uel e. Lancaster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
DEVDRCE


ARNt sFhs f"lsEfshH aefNfAAtf
DUBLIN. Dec Mrs Gerald
Fitzgerald wife of tho Irish land
lord aud former ranch owner OF
California, was granted "A divorce
today on the grounds of cruelty
and adultery II II alleged thm
he Kicked her because he did ngk
like her American accent The
woman WAS formerly Miaa Nichols
Of Pennsylvania aud married Fiui
gerald during trip 60 the Pacific
coast no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

unt. fe. John Anderson. annexation.
isi, e.. r. NJ. Sharp. annexs,iouiat,
90.
AZ osssrSss sSn.
u Georgetoss the fepuhllcssH
were generally successful. eleotiss
all the oasdi.stss exce1t city cssss
The officers elected and tn. We. 81
received an. FAVOR John swll.~
iaas elers. ] s.aek. $40. ns.lts -
tieef. scott Z sfundin. 81: .srss
ney. /. "A .astol.s f.s.. rs..s
we're tse encore - bot. rsrtis.4 sts-f
couueilm. .tlaF%r, Franz lipfsu.
colt. sai. co.s.eila... First ware.
] y nc Mott. ~ couneil.an. S--o.
ond ward, ~ p ohoarke. ii.. j.
w DOYLE. So. treasurer Harry ras.
", eltlavns' party, si5,
Bsemsrse~ Uisstlsa.
Al Hrcportea the republican tick.
ct xon out with the exception Of
city clerk aud councilman IN the
third ward The successful ones
are Mayor. 4 II Sreefksan. city
clerk. Paul Mehaer; treasurer n
Vt Randall: eity attorney. Thomas
stevenson. councilman i.laTse,
Charles nluse. First ward. ucorge
Crahney. second. n = Collins
third. George ". haycon
Southeast Seattle.
Southeast Seattle aud brighton
Reach both voted Ia favor OF con.
solicitation. A census will n0S Be
taken aud Southeast Seattle viii
become a third class city Appii
cation win then be made for annex
alton 90 Seattle aa a separate ward
The vote was as follows. iiillmau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
FISH REposr FlLGo.

Flsh Commissioner John l.. Rise
land has filed his srinuRl report The
total value ~ the fish industry ~
tho state between Dee I. iaes. and
pee. I. 1909, IL tf.alt.0Q5 80 The
commissioner makes number Of
recommendation As 90 necessary
legislation for the better protection
Of the Industry, as a result u tho
recent International conference be-
tween representatives. % british Co
mmhia and this state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
Discus. Espo Buildings
Pleases Mankind

"a White. the tailor. 2us Collins
building. personally oversees the
making % sysrY suit % clothes and
oesFcoat made IN his establishment.
thereby giving entire satisfaction
10 all. A swell ne~ line q Christ
mas goods is noa IN his shop and
K viii pay yoa % ace their. There :
individuality about his clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

sYsbsseM mrsf...H a skf. PEfe fa4s
- - s.,,..,-tstts $1,000 tas ~
~. - t.t.,tsz, sn.hta.a a.,
80 -. t..s,, ....s..s..s.s n, a. -.
- 80 go ~ ,.,,,v., a. -.
-. ~. ss,,,s a.. ts.4ws,, ',.v,.s xs,,,s =,
60. 49, rs,~. - s,a - sa.as.
- :. -, 49,. ,t,.. -, go, -,
1870 ,.,,.s..s -, =, ~. .s....
- $500 - - ~. a,s...t 800.
sig,l sgn..g ma stxblv ptrss usbe
sgr.nte reaa.. nv ~. f.1as,a fsbfek
s,tr~ = -. - a.~sgs, .,
mi. ......-t..ii,, $4,000 l., - ~
-, i..sl., s..,,., is..... - ~. t.,,,s..sf
1rht.. 80. s.r,a..s -. y.s..t,s...i
=, n = tnhr.,.a "a ths s,i8.m,
l.r,~.s IA ,,,o.f r.iiabi. DIANA
.f..stss. - "a. -. fas ~, h..liasv
,r.t.
~. rhtes.y,,x nt.no whieh for
r,or, shaa tl.re, - ytcra ~ ! cen.
49, 49, b..n f,..-s,.,,,iy,,.l ~ ~
800 - ,.,,,.t,s,t svthayftic. a. ~.
$1,000 - ,ovs cons, yyr,,.,. aoa
,,.r.h9t5f. Ths rret uisro Ewes
.,,,naf.,,s .,r,.,f ~ 2.nssir. a.. ,5..,.,
-, fons. f,ht-kersnv m Tkae tnes
f.sfa,. a.. .osrsn t.i.uhona ~
,sicSr.nh az rsiIra.s wss = r.ai.
t..a 80 Tkc chlrhcdns nlano
-. sfwax. r.. forss,ost IN a.
ss,,cee,.r, ara In iwnruvespsns
~, en.ttnoai .tytxgaw nf,or ~.
-, -. s,Ir,i.ss.s An IN. t,sasu.
.,srshts s.h,ss.str.. tr,s, ,,,.o,,t -
$3.50. v.r~ me-, ,rs,,,,n,..,
re wssI,h t,v.raItv and hrsiou
49,, nra.t,,es
Nte,e esnlckefirs rtnno. ara n.
gnr sold TO-DAY than ever before
"a exss x.st.rs.v aft.rnoon al
sboash fhs tnssrument. weFe 40,
80, ,unea M les lhan NV. Al the
4.s.,. ssu.h,,s. s,a.4. 80. ..le4,as
a. s's n,o,sisas,, ,.ssits.. IN ,hta "a,
~ -. seilysr.s :. xms. stfts Il,
re-, az hls ln,o.as air.adv nadc
go o,g t.rg~ .,,.-s ,sn.,la indteats
m, 81, DnScp,bsr .elling rseoTdn
,-tIt -. hvak.n
In sast,lon /. sn.elsI uoitd.v Al.
.or,msn, ~ ~. vefy finaat kim.
h.lts ana aohan NJ Cabls. ara
rable Selson ana gtorv q sslark
end A.svoasvl@ pfanaiaa are nav
~ shr fi,nr I, a. -. fInsnt ana
mos, romnJe,, array ~ Inc leading
kmer,ean make ~ planoa the ID
fohu.ton o. haxs .hown alnec
~. tretnendous aale which thev
CONDUCTED racentix whon over 7sn
hesutlsul ana rossiY fnstrunsn,s
,~ero snlec,ed IN forty eight aass
Tbssa IL mo- wist that h \, Vel.
come. or hrlngs 40 much Iov into
tbr horne "a a plauo or oygan. and
are prouparoua rohditton AZ he eitf
vens - fhIa city wIfl NO donht "a.
al, 4, sverv ntsno and nianal. apd
,,.,-,n b.t,g aianoaod az TONG heforo
ywteftde
TAI ktno mAcatnFa roo
T'ha taagern TsIklng alachioe IA
t,,,,d - 4. a gr.at fnvortf, air
rbrIs,vss stvcss this vear rho
istcs, FdIaan and vtesor moaela arc
4 acctsea Innrovewent over tbe
e.riies ,n.oht,.s THO adva,t.r.
- re Tstttn. Nssbfr. h tkst n,
- - stts,ta. aassst.,
80 ...,..,.,,,,.. o., 4. 80 ,.sr,,,,
s,,,,. a.. ,say.t.s,, ,bst ,bo TN,
~. uaebtaa t,,t,aso. int a. -,
shs - h.sas In a. tatt
-. f-.it..,' 1890. =, -.
=. s.sfta.,a.. ar -. =, cs.,,s,s
pattf :, ao,,s.ss bsod ~ an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
Ma. Fiam.n Gaming.

Mas E1suaan. Ia The Man on the
Boz" couars 70 the Seattle th~atas
for f1us performance. beginning his
engagement Friday night Local IN
tsFssi csnfsfa w. the attraction for
two reasons FIRST. Mar F1susu
In enc 81 the stars under John Corts
management. and second. because
us@frtca Mcclure. wife ~ Horace
Mcclure. a former neNspa per man
Of this city. Il in the east. The sale
q xeata In on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Doc -
Mayor Johnson does no tiiko the
preaidGnta big navy recommends
lions aud declares thss bis action
erentes a desire Tor - among the
naval officers lie says. "Aa soon
aa woman aarrlea a naval officer
aha gets IA cup aud Immediately
looks for blpd 9th which 10 I'LL
Il"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
THE THEATERS
ms.in. slns,, To.lsh,.


Maxine KIlintf. one II the meet
beautiful waman on the American
st4Ee. begins twu@peFfofmanes
srxagrfnsnf af lhs Seattle tonight
Ths comedy - entitled Her unn
Way and tha company II said q
BE CONFESSED - clever psopie TBS
advance sale has beer large and ths
thsatcr Wlll be crowded both to.
nlsht and tamorrus nsehs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

tho bodies With the Beaver last Sat
urday. ana. a. given IN The Star
yesterday. stated that az the time
he passed them hs WIS unaware
Just what they were. but later be-
came convinced that they we're
bodies of victims 81 the Dix diaaa-
ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
ELECTION RESULTS FROM THE DIFFERENT
STATE MUNICIPALITIES


city precinct. for annexation. 81
againat. z Southeast Seattle pre-
elnct. for consolidation. &c
against. II. York precinct, for an
sksts~s 10. sSsisat. II; Irlsetot
lssssssA sss ssessstsa. -, sSsis,t
-
A. csA-ss sa
- s,ssssss sss ts.~. "a usly %,
s..,'s.s Sir. ..s~. are Mayor. y
~ r.s 80 city clerk, y II
:ssrrSf s...ltb o.s's.r. u &. =
autsri.. ea..-sils.s 81 large. p. G
N~illLa.a Efrs ward. Harry Dean
s.soce.s. O.saFfs. ,sazen. third. G, n
Gf1ak.
4. sr.4...s 20 kisr.ls.s
AT nirktAsd III. .usicipal party
WAS successful over the citizens
ticket Tie winntsE ticket anf
Votes are as follows For mayor
r. II Collins. los; treasurer. ollii
Patty. los. councilman. G. l. An
drewa. rs. r. J. nruiller, ~. ant
Ernest noice. H. The following
Is the vote for the citizens oanat
dates. Fur cuuncilmen. George Wit
temeyer. %. J q naftaoh. 20. VIII
tam shaw. So
SOCIALIST az Rsnton.
Renton fef the first time in fl
history elected socialist 10 n,
city council yesterday The elect
81 officials are William Tonkin
city treasurer. c0uaeilmen. q n
Elliott. E 4 Duff aud A White
Mr. Duff IL the socialist The ouli
issue was the closing of saloons a
midnight The complexion Of tbs
new council leaves that question
undetermined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
THE BABIES
ARE HERE
Travel All the Way From
Boston. and Arrive
Here Safe and Sound

rAE VERY FINEST AND DAM.
riEsr CREATIONS EVER
SHIPPED TO Tsg wUsr. At.
THOUGH FORWARDED IN
FREIGHT CARS. sEvEREsT
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS DOES
NOT AFFECT rsEm. AL ON
EXHIBITION At The q. y.
JOHNSTON co.'s EsrAaLissi
MINT ON SECOND AvEsuE.
u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Burt Earle. tho haulotst now At
the Star thteafsr. is alone worth the
price 81 admission IN the cages Of
a great many patrons q the house.
The comedy act "Out ~ sight IL
also being well received There are
three acrobafs on the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

'-rhs city Of New York. now
running az the Lois thsatsr, r. an
exciting dramatic work and is being
well played BY the pantaRea stock
company. astinsas every afternoon
except tomorrow and Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
Southeast Seattle.
LOCAL FLASHES
RaNrnna ID Annes.

RavennA % Annes.
Citizens Of Kayenna will hold a
special election next Tuesday 20
decide whether that place shall In.
corporate with Seattle The polls
will be Open from I TO o'clock
al summers grocery store.
rsleprapher's 20 skate.
The employees % the Postal and
Western unloa telegraph offices
viii give a skating party ~ the
Coliseum rink tonight
co~aa corsslssesns.
ur &. n eoWan. Who vas opers
ated on for appendicitis az the
Minor hospital. Is now convaiesccnt
and sill resume his practice 10.
morrow
Where ia Charles Tuek
Ms N Hawkins. of Hope. idaho.
has been In Seattle thfee days
looking FOR her sonin.law. Charles
Tuck. FORMERLY living al Grcen
Lake Mrs. Hawkins is stepping at
the I4ncoln hotel
New Apartment House.
The AreAdi&h Apartment com
uany has asked for a permit to
erect a new thrcewtafx building
al tIa East Iiewell a.. 10 coai stb.,
COO The building ALI BE- of brick
yeaseg h Ryan IL the architect
Discuss Eseo Buildings
The Legislative committee ~ the
Az " exposition met 80 the Cham
Der ~ Commerce rooms late yea.
tsffay In conjunction With FepFe-
seutsfivrs Of the beard Of regents
af the University % Washington
md the Massachusetts, association
regarding the erection By the lat.
ter Of PansuiI hall. The cradle of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

steamer Cotts.o city sailed for
asngsay this mopiug With n fuit
cargo Of general metehaadlse ana
fair paaaessor list The Dolphin
sails tonight for southeastern Al
aska with n fair list OF passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

Sr. PVT ERsnu no. Dec. l.eePo,
lice Inspector aheofomiotoff Was
fatally shot this morning fits as
nnilAnt committed AnialAe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

The train robbery being shown
All week in the Wonderland touring
car has been the best drawing card
u the exhibit n viii run all the
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

TIE Seattle thsster viii resume
the regular popular prices nest
SUNDAY afternoon. when Quincy
Adams Rawysr" opens there The
play u a rural gem. Ike the book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05
lserIpp. TsI.ars.h s.tvIss.l

WASHINGTON. Dee s.. Tho
committee on foreign affairs Nnl
today report favarins "A ratification
OF the Aigecirua treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

rids lads spell profi, n bought
rat r Cooper Willis. az Col.
xza haildiag 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

We are closing out several pst
terms OF door locks at unheafd o
price. Call and investigate, Geo
n Woodhouae. ii2 University -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

AZ
....,n,l eleetioua were held
Naas n every THIRD and
pss'sssSes', ,sa cts Ia the state In
feAfsa - seattle. the issue syn
vs. vas asnoNati's aud anti.
eIs.e a. ns.t IN most cases I'm
81 - innovation raftY lines
hsN nave been drawn IN hni
= mslanees
At ballard.
,he nrst time In wears. the
= s,,ss, candidates at Ballard
$50, ses,alsa at the election YES
vsis rhe issuea involved were
49, ..,nment aad annexation
s,,,,y republican candidates
-, were cts clerk. city treas
snA civ attorney
~ =. efreers elected we're NAY
NJ Pcck. city treasurer,
sit. clerk. ] Mardock city
". ..ss NJ n inEersoil; eouscil'
ssslsFrc C. NJ Cor. council.
SIS, ward. Jones. Second
- gnauisy. Third ward. j.
w. ,.s,al,s All officers elected
sl.ased 10 annexation
- vote vas 50 follows
va wari Fur mayor NeNSy
49, $50. for clerk Mnfdock
~ Anderson. socialist, ae. Tor
.s,sr-0rlii. a19. Rattle. social
81 e,ts attorney -lngersoli aiN,
49,, iss for health officer
s'.ss las Adams 2ss: council
ss -. -panlel Anderson aea.
az councilman smith 300,
hess gls
$500 ward For mayor Mc.
- 81 Psck 1e1. for clerk Muir
- s,s Andersen. socialist. o.,
= !, s.sasaref Cell $50. Rattle. 50
80 e. atlorneY lnEcraoil aie.
ses~,s ~ health officer Stuart
~ ADAMS 80. counciiman'at.
- Anderson as; Cox 800
s.aeeslmaa Mallea sie. Engqaisi
relra ward Fer McNay
,s ppek as. clerk Murdoch spe,
..asr1su. socialist Is, treasurer
60 hi Rattle 81. gttorney-in'
s~r.s1 -. wilies 10. health o.
esr-ssasrs t41. Adams rs.
-.rsrslus an al large Anderson III.
- -. councilman Way ifs,
f&..nsh4 Isl
West Seattle.
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.lzsks sam Wylde. health egficog.
n ~. A Poster
re votes cast for the above can
esases arr. MAYER. l. c. EfVen,
ID. eserk. u. s Goshsrs. III.
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sogtn Park.
b South Para The independents
sss eFsr The aEnsxationiEis though
bxe pagtes are Understood TO b.
h .xxor u annexation. The vote
rwnstea - follows For treasurer
1 p ueQuilisn. independent and
nzskAlioaiss. IL. councilman. Pat
nes~s. Independent and annexa-
ii. III. John Hoffman. independ
us -: D y Middleton. indepcpd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

b South Para The independents
sss e4er The aEnsxatlonitta though
sxe pagues are Understood TO b.
\ axoF * annexation. The tote
rsnifea a. follows For treasurer
1 P Nes9uillsn. independent and
m1exAlioai.,. IL. councilman. Pat
nesez. Independent and annexa-
k 1T. John Hoffman. indvpena
"a, -. q v Middleton. indepcpt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-05

vnt. &c John Anderson. annexation
Isl. -. n NJ Sharp. annexstioniat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-06-20
Harry street-In.junction.

On the night Of June 18th last the
CITY Council passed an ordinance repeal
ING An ordinance approved April IA,
1892. authorizing the useol Henry street
by The Washirgton-Southern Railway
Company, and also directed the railway
comp auy to remove its tracks on that
street within twenty days. The ordinance
act forth that the railroad company had
ceased to keep its tracks III order aud
had abandoned the running OF trains On
Henry street. Today the Clerk OF the
Court received an Injunction, granted by
Judge Nicol of the Circuit Court ana
sworn out by Col. F. l. Smith and Mr.
C. G. Carlin on behalf of the railway
company, restraining Council and Mayor
F. j. Psff from molesiing or interfering
with the railway company in putting IN
"frog'' at Cameron street, or IN re-
pairing. maintaining or operating The
railway track on Henry street. The
CITY Council is also enjoined from pass
ing any other ordinances looking TO the
carving into effect Of the ordinance
passed ON June ~. According TO the
order the city, after len days notice, hsa
the right to move dissolution OF this
Injunction. By this action, the rail
road company can nov put 10 repair
its tracks on Henry street which, 1t Is
presumed, it will do at once. Thus COM
mences the litigation.