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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
BIG STRIKE OF
GOLD ORE
I. r. suTrIRwoRrH BRINGS
INFORMATION OF THE NEW
FIND ADJACENT TO THE RICH
CONRAD CITY PROPERTY.

Nsus - one u the largest free
milling sold 0f. sifihsa 70 have
tssen made ia ALASKA since the fc
msfkhbie tird a. Conrad city \ 4 5.
49, bfoueht south this morning by
= u nntterpofih. sho arrived on
the Jefferson Mr ButfsrworA
stated that ere had been found
which rims ne hiHh AZ s.. 600 n ton
Tho samples bfouEht hy Mr. HUT.
terwolth are fairly bfistlins sith
aoia
The sfflke was made al Robin
aea. about 20 miles from Conrad.
ana between Caribou aud White.
horse foi four WEEKS fhe ueN Z
was kept quiet aud those Interested
made mhuf loestious before HnY N
farmalfun wes given 20 the pub
lie
Ar Butisfworth personals Va.
stseca.d the property and before
hn Mft fof Seattle pafia Of Ave
engineers had soas To she scene Of
tie osw strife Foftf claims scfe
acquired hy the culupanF ln which
af fintieFwafth he Interested
IfaxaF8tuK Aofk on the AohFati
TN rites. which whH financed hf
NJ ssntsfMuFih. spieudtd show
iaHe ksse bsen masfs and the Froup
d. eunaiaersa one ~ he richest
il tae north Conrad cts sprung
from = place 81 ere taut "a la
cAFisy whieh noe boasts 81 over iua
hu'hinEs. amoaK them heinE So
erai hotels aud either commercial
houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
WON'T BUILD CANAL And WILL SECURE
ANOTHER SITE FOR the Steel PLANT
COMPLETE THE
GRANT SURVEY.
SPECIAL BOARD ENDS lAsoRs
AND SEND REcommuNuA
TONS TO WASHINGTON.

The special beard 81 Inquiry 10
inspect the United States revenue
cutter Grant aud recommend SEN
eral repair vofk. concluded IL lab
urs last night ard the report uas
sent TO the secretary 81 the treasury
at Washington. u g. The iuspsc-
tiou has taken tive DAYS aud vas
made v hilc the cutter ives at Quar-
tsfmastst Harbof.
Meme 81 the members ef the In
spsetion board Nin slfe eat sny ins
formation a. To the rseaumsn lie &.
tiont. bat ffum thoss who know u
10 expected that repairs aHKrsrafiHE
II least tis.noo viii have 20 be es.
pended on the guttef t. place hsf 81
absolute sraNorthy condition
The board mahiua ths survey
consisted ~ captain = ~ Munger.
y T. owens and Fifsi Lieutenant
A J Henderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
LONGSHOREMEN
ARE SCARCE

Scarcity - ionEHhnr.men at
Douglas. Juneau and skaguay ts
great, hludsfiuK the dinehafEinR OF
steamers ai those ports. according
TO uord brought south on the JET
ferron this morning ~ Juneau aud
Douglas the men are being paid 80
cents On hanf for their work. bat
even az those waKes many are quit
tins The louRshore EauEH and Eoing
to work On the mines. At SkagwHN
the fretEht handlers are rushing to
tho windy Arm district by the
score
The feeiaNnaw and AM. which
arrived yesterday we're delayed seN-
efai DAYS owius to heing unable 20
procure loueshorrmen and members
nf me crew we're pressed into scfV
Ice to handle freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
JEFFERSON IN
FROM NORTH
BRINGS "a PASSENGERS. IS or
WHOM wIRE TouRIsrs-No
GOLD SHIPMENT RECEIVED.

rrinGinK 10 rasesuNsrs IS ~
. hum wrfe rnuud-tflppefs the
steamer jefferson aFfitsd ia port ~
3 8rierk this murninF from south
eastern Alaskh captain <ords los
showed that the e~ather eas eS-
eeutiunauF fus the sHrvs round
tflr This is me last voyage the
1sfferssn eill make 20 the different
poffa - interest of She usual route
Ffank p Burns. uprriuiendsut
AID treasurer ~ Ire Alaska steam
sbip company made the round trip
aa she jefferson ~ 7 rlau and
.H. ~ Northmp tan prominent at
tafrefa ~ Portland. we're passen-
sers Mrs yorfea Ford wife - the
United states commissioner At
tfaines. ramc south Co place her
eAiidssn iu ~. Seattle schools
m. jefferson brought no gold
sbipusut she sails north eEaln
Monday ntEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
MOORE'S ILLNESS is
NOTHING SERIOUS

that the mayors condition is not
a. serious as indicated By the press
dispatches. while another ono SAYS
Doctors cannot raf when he may
leave not earlier than Friday
Since Yesterday II has been learn.
I'D that Mayor Moore had planned
10 return To Seattle b. next Mon
daY. and II be- T. able TO DO 80 VII
probably carry out that plan IT'S
trip 20 Los Angeles vas not IN.
cluded IN the itinerary Of his trip
when be left Seattle. the original
plan being that he should 90 from
Denver 10 Salt Lake aud thence to
Oakland aud san Francisco
But while ia Salt Lake he was
taken uiih a severe cold which dc.
veloped the abegas in he ear and
he vent 70 Los Angeles Instead
boulne that the weather mere
wonld BE- beneficial II was about
the time u his arrival % Los
Angeles hat the abeesa broke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
JULY WAS HOT
AND DRY

faa month VAS the drisst July
fNef Seattle has had in Is years.
3fti The exception - July 1895 The
4aouht ~ rain last mouuth VAS ~
inches which fen or the niRhl -
fhl, p. ln the shape ~ mist
rhers we're rs clear duys. ~ partly
aleaff, aud two cloudy days
rns hottest day vas July 3. when
-. mercury reached o. degrees and
the coidest was ON iuly u. when the
fhermanetsr REGISTERED 81 The av-
efsge temperature for the month
was g.. which i the highest average
taf july IA rs years The nearest
10 this july was In 1905. when the
aeeraEe vas %. The absolute max
laaufh for Is years was % degrees
ara the absolute minimum vas 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

The Star does not care for fhf
500. bat upon receipt Of The check.
wlli contribute o. 10 the water con
sumers of Rainier beach. to help
them PAY their leQal expenses 10
fighting the injunction proceedings
brought b. Colonel BleEhen Ia the
maine ~ David Hunter and having
for their object The cHffing of ~
the water supply Of residents Of The
suburbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Alien ] BIerhen To- his paper
Tuesday offered 500 IN gold foe
pfoof hat be- had been fined i0f
q violation d the wafer aprinklluE
aIAifAaNs
81 fight Here's p copy of fhe
fiEs recorded In the books - tn
water department. ~ tke city ball
This record f. a public one nna
can - Inspected ~ any one whd
cssifes 70 see d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
SALMON RUN IS
HEAVY

The run Of sockeye salmon when
was expected between July 10 and
Is. arrived yesterday and the oui-
look Tor q fair year 10 Eood. The
run IL exceptionally late this year,
m fact later than IL has been Ia .
good many years before.
Although the prices are now no
same. II Is expected that they VIII
e. down very rapidly ~ soon a. ne
run T. assured The csnneriss ussr
Pert Townsend are running az
night now TO supply the demand and
10 fHi the orders that they have 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
kron.,ast Fe.ss nasslna.

ST PETERSBURG. AuE g.
The troops that we're seat dafink
the ulxht 60 surtuuud the Sron
sfadt garrison reached there this
morning. The developments rvmain
= mystery
one yrport says that fonf muiins
ous WarshIps fuom holsingturu have
arrived at kruusfadt Gems irpiu
the fortress srfe trained u1aDu
them but NO shots uare fired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
1t. pHAso's FATHER DIES.

J. =. phafo general manager OF
the Alaska coast company received
q sire from san Ffangiaeo this
morning stating that his father died
there late last night from q COM
riieatiou 81 diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

n. ~. Sanford. one % the best
known transportation men IA the
city and formerly with the Alaska
Steamship company. today accepted
position with the Pacific COS -
steamship company Mf Sanford
Nill be the contracting freight agent
and his special abilities viii entirely
III him for his new position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
WILL HAVE HIS
COFFIN READ Y

SALEM. Ore. Aug 2 Mosos
uurd. an old soldier living near
silver creek falls. is having his
coffin made for the hour when bel
ID called across the great divide
NJ Hnrd. though white With the
SHOWS Of winters. IN hale aud
hearty. hut he wishes to make
ready for the inevitable Most -
his life he has been employed ~
The gathering Of chittim bark and
II h from the chitfim tree that thoI
old soldier has decided his coffin
phall be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
WIS MOORE WIRES THAT
CONDITIONS IS NOT WHAT
PRESS DISPATCHES WOULD
INDICATE.

Private adtfess received Ira the
aiI mis- morning from los Angeles
iaaiesis that the condition d Mayor
Wore Is not ne serious as the
Esss dispatches infer While he
~ been taken 70 the California
iM'pfal 4 Nas more 10 order that
= might have better care than
ma - ua7 IN danger of ang ser
bBs Illness
ons tslenrsm from Nra Moore.
sSb j. with her husband. states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
FIRST COUNTRY
IN DISARMlNG

WASHINGTON. Aus Min
lister Combs Ia Guatemala cable
President Roosevelt that thrt
roantri has announced 4 eampisie
disarmament Of the ARMY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
Gar MAKES ESCAPE
FROM ROYAL PALACE
HOWARD JAMES COMING.

Howard James sire president OF
the Gtrat Noftheru Steamship cous
panY will leave ~ Paul uext week
fef Seattle arriving here before the
Dakota reaches port frum the
orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
500 CANAL MAN
GOES TO PANAMA

wAaHiNuToS y. G. Aus -
Joseph Ripley. former sursflnlsna-
sut Of the 500 canal has been ap-
pointed principal assistant engineer
ef ~. rHnnfna canal operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

WASHINGTON. Aug AmbaH.
nador Never a. Sc Petersburg
cables the state department. that
the revolt ~ the soldiers - kruns
uadt has eesa suppressed and the
CTS Is nos quiet tie declares that
the report 81 she mutiux aboard
tbs Russian varships i dsaied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
Mu,lossrs Control svsabOrs

STOCKHOLM. Aus "A Hell
sia1furs dispatch states that the
mutinesra have GAINED coniroi Of
the whole sveaboFs fortress. except
the Islands - SAndham aud Harak.
TEA. an expiusioa ~ The magazine
on uEusheimen island has Siiied
g. muIineera The hos 81 trtsops losf
heaviIg during the ftEhtlug last
niEht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

ST PETERSBURG. Aug D.
The crew % the cruiser paminit
has mnflnsd killias the command
ar aud i0uF ufucsfs The battle.
shIp slave has been ordered tp
nnf and sink the mutineer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
Rassias Ruler Said to be Fleeing to Tzars-
loese'o..Aarmist News From All Portions
NJ empire Stirs RevOlutonists to Extreme
Action.-Mutinies on Navy Ships.

or PETERSBURG. AUS 1t Is
..ssrss that ;hs czaf aad tie rev al
80, havs ned fr0m Peirrhef TO
- s,spstchss fgom Helsipgiofs
-. 49, ~ situation there Is
80 acute Ferce fiEhtiuF Is oe-
- ls tht streets the Red
es.T..s polles and ifoofs tahink
- achievements q The loA Al
- srs expected 70 reach there
AsEnlns nsxs Of aprlslngs come
49, Eptfnma a province north
= r.strsl Russia The peasants
80 ~ government forest pre-
.s,.s AL al enormous space q
weodlana IS shlazF
rsssilgss fFum hFunstadt hrinS
- Eetgiis q tie mHtiny there
secs cosssaniinr aud Alexander
80 wssas = the mutiuecFs.
rw..st ne huaared soldiers aud
.sll.,s ia - otksg r0rilous II the
scs,snusnf sUfts are concerned IN
4. wsiiny All arr haisilns the red
- TAsg selfea the officers and
- thsz e ~ main land. turning
-. ras oa ths camps u soldiers
s.usla.ar ogai aud openiug flrs
TAs srnmanesr q the LOYAL troops
esll.S 81 tas sufiae garrison. Tho
slaixsa sszanilt aad fired foaF
scssgx he ualinrers then h0lst
- IL whlla naE ManY Of the
rmirssn sscagst % the training
sissn~s xhIcA sas seizea Grand
Hst. NeAoas ls fur.ous Numbers
4 fAs ariaesrs wete Immediately
ssst Snseseiea heltaters were
sssss ser shlfj. aud machine guns
ssn lszfsd 90 the streets ~ krou
sasf Ths government Officers are
r7spann9 iaf any emergency There
i nseh 1itcunisnf among the ON
ss4S nss soldiers TIE Situation Is
s7ifkzl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

ST PETERSBURG. Ave 2-Ad-
vices nov state that fhc ship on
which the ueN mutlay occurred
was the rumayat Asnuta Whic h
has been al koika ca tie tsihehiau
coast
Four Warshius ard q torpsslo beat
az HuuEo. Finland. sfr aiso ~
partesi muliui.d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

horizon. Sis nulaB friends told hin
BE- uas making Hretieas error
They warned him that trouble
would result hui Mr. Rust patH
40 attention 70 these warnings III
matter waa taken uh officially 81
che harhara unian. the musicians
anton and The tF poRfarhieai anlog
The latter uniou declined 20 'oa
slider 90 fnf the reason that tie lAwf
10 not obllrats It's members Ia Pet
sonlIs other thHa union iastifa.
lions
Int the musicians union placed
ifs vayt.srd member IN trial ard
VI Busfs case ia nor being CuH
aldered bY n committees Of his fet
iau musicians
Tho BARRIERS union VIII Aef1 like
- resolve that ST. Huat isn't q
Eond union man Further than that
il cannot 90
IN the meantime Mr Rust iu
siHts that DO is iutf ~ good union
man as any other individual ia
FRwu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

there will Be a general Outbreak
Ia hamlefs. tauns aud cities pcu=
pie are holdink all hlsht meetings.
organizing and planning and sine
ing the Marasillsse There IL =
general lack Of confidence Ia the
car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
ola Time Aequaintsnet

haze known this Rifl To-
years SAYS ST. Rust She va~ e.
playmate Of my daughter and 10 a
member 81 family 81 unioa
worhmsn She is union atmpA
thiter and would become member
Of the union were she permitted
10 do 80 would sooner ALLOW her
"a shave me than to be shaved bt
e union man Who lH such because
he has been forced into the unlon
and " no does not sympathlxe thee
Nith
= have no sympathy with the
boy colt on women BARRIERS The
are - much entitled to membership
In the BARRIERS union az src wom.
on IN the typographical union
Not In a long time has anything
occurred that has 40 stirred union
labor ~ has this barbeflng lncid
eni With union men u Is a yef
serious matter but TO an outsider 4.
tlnges of the humorous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
THIS THE THREAT NOW MADE
BY MOORE AND ASSOCIATES
Will Give No Bond Cover Loss From Law Suits and VIII txac
Bond to indemnify Them Against Loss through Same
wise Steel Plant Will Go to Another Site.
IT 10 UP TO ssArrLe TO ACT AT ONCE.

tbs Washington canal 70 be eonpistsd snd ue f''
kirkland TO the com
n,sroist bodies 81 sssttl. 10 act 81 once
l.r,.. Moore has declined grant the demand % hs
.eu,tv ssonsrs Tor bond indsnnyins the city and
county r. loss through damage suits
No, enty hs, n. done demands from ssAs
kiua protesting him sna rs
eiat.s from possible loss through THE same source
complied nth thu plant VIII ~e "
r,ov,a another site, probably in Tacoma
All preliminary canal and steel plant mas osso
,,oppsd and viii unit, Mr. Moore gwen what
70 wants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

President Frsus Rust. - the is o.
eat rruaieiara' union. this s'tsrnaof
announced that the president -
the union had been found guilty ~
violating uaisr rules IN pstreHtftns
q nor union bsrbsr shop. TIE per
alt, % fire % SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

The star presents % - readers
to-day thr face ~ Frank NHst.
aarr.t4fs Of the Seattle iahnf
.remnie asfoeiHfian president 81 re
local MnHClane union and mrmt
brf 81 ihe Typographical union
II o. an ordinary face a. faces
60 not bomelY and not sHtfHortln.
sfilY handsome It's finrid face
sn4 ftt and beapeaka a sell ~ -
man utth = good appetite and rieh
blood raurslng through his veins
Like other faces Of male beings
81 adnlf aze This face ~ Frank \
Rust has ehiakera erovins "ian
~
Ministers - the reddish h9a
that 10 fhse vcre permitted uetii
Rrow iu great Abundance aud slf"
to Nj Rpst the aspect - Res
aiau Nllfllist
hut Mr Rust doesn't Jet DIT 4
ahlsbsfs rfow aud therein los The
cause Of eli his prearnf wee sad
worry
ua keopH his face shaved clean.
Is. spending three times weekly
the sum ~ q cents
Fof many wears Ne Huqi shaved
in uniou barber ship Then e
little dfi. a friend ~ the Rust fam
ily grew up into eomanhoad ana
adopted a. means ~ livelihood
the trade % baibcrlug
This riri sought and found en-
plogmcnt IN barber shop OF
Eighth Az near the home Of Mr.
Rust. She was anxious 20 sue
coed and solicited the patronage
az the man IN whose home she
always has been welcome visi
tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

BERLIN Aug 2-frot EtWard
s.slassf. 81 he eFiuasl. Iuv coa
-. has returned from a foHf
sseks rio thtaaEa RHasia BE
sass thar tee ezar fCua sna utAA
y aklzzs sifh revolutions as sofn
aa n. harvest g. oevr and dafA
kixtfs cone arain on Ociuts j
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Seattle ~ very likely 10 lose The
steel plant promised by James \
Moore and for which site has 81.
ready been purchased AT Kirkland
on the eastern shore 81 Lakc WASH
lnEton
This morning Mr Moore an
uouneed that be would. under no
circumstances. give the county
bond 10 indemnify + against pos
zlbIe losa through damage SUITE
brought because OF the building ot
the Lake Washington canal. pan
81 the undertaking Of Mr. Moore
In addition Mr Moore announced
that b. vas going Into The bond
lnF business himself
Not only will We not give
bond 10 the county 10 cover pos
slble loss from damage suits sad
SIR Moore, bat SO vii exact from
the commercial bodies Of Seattle
bond 70 Indemnity rs against pos
sitle loaa TO The steel COMPANY
through damage suits in connee
lion With the building Of the canal
VIII Give ore Bone.
We - PERFECTLY Wiling as !
have already stated 80 give to the
county 4 bond IN reasonable
amount - guarantee that. II The
proposed bond issue carried. We
should build the canal. this bond
to eoycf al Of the expenses of tie
proposed election
4 am heartily sick Of the manner
In which We have been treated AMI
Will not make another move IN
she canal and steel works enter
prise until the bond We AJAX is xiv
en- n b. the commercial bodies
Of this city We have made al
Of our proposals IN good faith end
are anxious 30 20 ahead with the
work. bat will no, do 10 while We
are being baked nj ever turn.
IL the people Of Seattle want this
canal ard steel plant. 81 Is now up
to them to act ana through with
~ t'ntll the demands ! now make
are fulfilled no further steps Nill
be talsn n they are NOT fulfilled
within a reasonable time We viii
be compelis To seek an1ther site
tor the stew itaAhA - " WI -
course. not build the canal.
Cause Of indignation.
Mr. Moors's indigra alton Is eaus-
81 by ire recent action of the
county commissioners IN demand
inr from him. IN addition 20 the
bond covering the cost Of the cleo
ton on the proposed bond issue. a
bond protecting the city aud county
from loEs through damage suits.
NJ Moore had already agreed to
give the county the first mention
ed bond and presumed that the
would be an that would be asked.
For come reason. however. tn
county con mission.rs concluded
10 tack On enoiher bond and by
their action may now lose 10 Sc.
attic the proposed steel plant
When the steel plant was first
proposed Tacoma was ono OF the
towns first In the field with a
site therefor Recently. and since
the matter mas been in the hands
Of the county commissioners Ta=I
coma has again taken hand In
the affair aud great efforts are nov
being made To induce the promoters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Then came dark dB.r for Mr.
Rust lie wanted 10 help the girl
to the extent Of allowing her 70 re-
move hts whiskets TueadaYa.
Thursdays and Saturdays. but he
knew that II he did there would
come from the BARRIERS union a
Wali Of Indignation and bitter
word Of complaint that he. a union
man. should permit himself to be
shaved By nou.union barber
The international laws Of the
BARRIERS union will not permit tie
acceptance into membctshlp % =
male BARRIERS and while Mr Rusit
friend sfmpathizes with the priuei
Piles ~ unionism she must remain
forever outside the union lines
Finally Mr. Rust determined 20
pnironizo his friend Regularly be
visited the Eighth nv barber shop
and just as regularly his whiskefs
we're removed.
Then dark clouds came over the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

WARSAW. Ans MarkEFaff.
A. eklst q the sendsrsafms
xas assassiuaisd fhis afternoon p
skaegiax The assassin mads n5s
ssrsge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
LORD
Is RELEASED

PORTLAND. Me. Aus. 2-lord
Shnlto Douglass. who has been dee
tatned two nlshis by the police %
suspicion 81 being q bogus lord whs
was masquers ding Tn North caro-.
lima aud elsewhere. was released io-
dag after his identity had been fully
established lie signed an agrees
meut not TO prosecute FOR false ar
rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
BANK cLEARlNes.

! Decrease under same I
! date last years. 2to.age 1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
SPOKANE SAILS NORTH.

With a fun load Of eastern eSours
slonisg the Spokane sailed fof
sauthea Alaska this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
WILL THE COLONEL
SEND THE CHECK?

The CT 81 Seattle Water Department :.
osbt Nouehsr
. No sis Slsisos .
Beheu
Highland Drive
For 81. eur spnkling sidewalk that
throun ordinance 'zoo
KoflouaM.
Inspector
: Approved l. B Younss. superintendent b waite Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
SANFORD WITH p. c. s. s co.

+.+++r.E|E++E+
New-York tribune., 1906-12-29
WADSWORTH AT ALBANY
E.rpects Reelection and FeJo Or
ganization Changes.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Albany, Dec. 2S.-Speaker Wadsworth came to
town to-day TO look over the ground in prepa-
ration for the coming legislative session He
expects to be reelected Speaker. and says that
if he is there will be no important changes In
the organization Of the Assembly.
II don't expect to have any housecleaning'
said the Speaker. Eve cleaned house last year.
Our efforts this year will be to keep the house
up to the standard of efficiency set by the work
a year ago Whatever changes there may be In
important committee places will grow out of
changes In the membership of the Assembly"
The Speaker said he had seen Governor-elect
Hughes about three weeks ago. but that the
organization OF the Assembly had not been dis
cussed. even remotely. Mr.. Hughes. he said was
keeping his "hands off absolutely.
Sherman Moreland of Chemung. is slated for
the Craftsmanship of the Ways and Means Com
rnittee again. thus making him majority leader
Strong pressure will be brought by New YORK
members and some organizations there to have
a New York man made chairman OF the Cities
COMMITTEES. but it has been virtually decided
that Jean l.. Burnett of Ontario. shall retain
that nIace AssentbIyman Merritt. OF st. Law
renee ia likely TO go to Railroads. and James
: Apgar of WestCheSter, wants his old place
on Electricity, Gas and Water } SuPpIy. III, MI
Prentice. of New York. will be on Rules again.
Mr. Phillips of Alegany. will nave either Codes
or Judiciary: Mr. Mead. of Albany, the place
which Mr.. Phillips does not get ,,-.,.-,
Apparently there viii be some OlSSenSIOIl
among the Democrats about the minority lead
ership paradise Jimmy oliver thinks ne mas
the place safely slowed away. but GOSSIP -' ne[e
saws that Alfred r. Smith, young 1anHIduy
man of the Tom Foley persuasion. VIII land
it, Upstate Democrats are urging that the place
should go to a rural county. several state COM
mitteemen are suggesting II. Z. Stratton OF
Chenango. new man. who is said TO be
bright lawyer.