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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-15
REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
tcontinued from First Pago.)
{twenty-three vacant lots

E3l u&( Continued from FlrSl Pa9c.)
twenty three vacant lots In Brook!and
Park,
On Saturday next G. y. Rose and c.
8 Carlton Jackson will sell Il forty-scvcn
acre tract OF land in Chesterfield county
near Granite.
Plans hay c been completed by a. f.
lINnt. architect, for handsome building
tllatfwi be erected on Broad Street,
q between Eighth and Ninth.
This building. which will cost about
100000, will take the place OF the two
stores. Nos SIT and $40 East Broad,
and Is TO be the property and drug house
or the Tragic Drug Company. w. A..
e'llesterman. who has the contract to.
#hLld this store, will begin the work OF
tearing down the old stores May LIST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
HOCGATT DUE IN
SEATTLE

Gov. W. n. Hoggatt. of Alaska. is
expected 10 arrive in Seattle from
Nome on one of the first steamers
aud from here he will at once 30
TO juneau 20 connect With the rev.
enue cutter Mccullough which 10
due to leave there about August
10 for an inspection trip along tbs
coast 20 Un-Alaska.
Accompanying Gov. Hoggatt on
the westward trip will be II l..
Hobart. customs collector Of Alaska,
". n Loller. Gov HogEatts private
secretary f. at present In Seattle
awaiting the .stters arrival from
Nome GOV. Hoggstt for the past
two months has been making a trip
through the interior Of Alaska 70
thoroughly famiIlarizc himself with
the conditions II Is understood
that reception viii be given him
hy the Alaska club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
IA YaoT RETURN TO SEATTLE
IN TIME TO owe CONSIDER
ALTON TO TIE MUNICIPAL
srREEr RAILWAY AND THE
WATER QUESTIONS.

Los ANuELEs cal Aus i
Mayor ". ~ Mnors. - seattle ts
tn in ths An9elus hatsi suffering
from d grippe and an absessr 81
the esf
While attending the ElkH nation
al convention In Denver hs eauEht
4eta ara grew aofse duTtHE TIE tftp
10 plhs'H ueak he expected 20 p"
vel rs ths time be- reached tfs
Anrsisa hut Tho Kfipps proted
stubborn aud The doctor ordered
him - hia bed upen hlr arrival
TussdsY
A. absfsss has formed iH ths lsfi
ear n 10 very patufni but 10 NOT
considered to be- dangerous Mayor
sfoafa asya hs wilI rtsrt fof Seattle
4s soon aa he o. BILE which may
not De fgf = week
Mayor Nfuofs may noi 10 able ="
r.for1 10 Seattle Sea tims 81 niSc hts
attention - the street railway ana
cedar diver uain brdinn ncer which
are - DO sai ~ the council reEi
MondHf uirHt
tua failure - afrive iH iHe city
ln fime uIi be Keen dlnappoiHt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
EXCESSIVE HEAT
KILLS MINERS
MERCURY JUMPS TO is5
DEGREES IN SOUTHERN CAT.
lFoRNiA ooLo FIELDS -
EioHr VICTIMS IN ONE DAY.

los ANGELES. Aug Pros.
pertors Ia the inya County gold
fields are dying daily from the "a
cesaiYe heat that IL prevailing IN
that section " " Adams. q mia
tug engineer. Who left Toe Angelic
July 6 for the rHuamint range. and
who hiss Just returned states tbs
eight prospeeiors were brought IA
dead while be saa 10 the region
pnring hin staf at Psnamiut sis
bodies we're brought there. All vic
Tins ~ nunhfnuIe
The heat. he SAYS. IL terrible and
uuahaied daY 81 night A. BAL
tarat. be- relates. the Thermometer
registered las II noun and az mid
night follov lng had dropped 10 but
lla degrees. which sas the afefaee
fer three days la The desert sse
ton. iyiaK south OF nedianda. hr
rAfa. the mercury sent up 10 if8
and could record uo higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
j. P. OFFICIALS
COMING

Julius Kmttsohnitt. director Of
maintenance and operation ~ the
Hartman lines. is an his way to
Seattle aud VIII probably be here
the latter part ~ the week
IIis present trip h for the purpose
Of consulting with officials o. the
company tn this state and also In
Oregon II is understood that sew
oral different matters relative to
the recommendation made here by
]. u Farrell for construction Will
be submitted to him.
chief Engineer Hood r. also sald
"a be one o. the party and W W.
Cotton. Of Portland. counsel in the
northwest FOR the Hartman lines.
who has hecn IN the east comforting
with Nj Hartman f. also expected
ln Seattle about the time Mr. krutt-
srhuitt arrives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
WILL 60 AFTER
CONVENTION

That the National Funeral Dir
cctors associations convention viii
be held in Seattle during the expo
sltion In 1909 Is practically assurs
ed.
With the support OF the members
" the association Of Oregon and
California already pledged to Seat
tie. @ NJ Butterworth. OF Seattle,
and George W Mock. Of Bellinr
ham. will attend the national con-
ventian this year which meets at
Chicago September 4.
The convention viii bring 4G0
aud 500 delegates TO Seattle.
MIR Buticrworth has received as
surancos OF support from associa.
ton officials and from many indl.
yidual members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
EXPERTS TO- START
UP RIVER TOMORROW

ahis. theY vii be accompanied b
enc tuesrs aud other employees ~
h. Milwaukee, toad
Reported 10 Hvphsa
pfsa Harrington this moFulns re-
rested 20 = & Hushes. attorney for
tbs Mllwauhse railroad. which com
panY employed him 10 cogne here
aua make the investigation. and =
eoaseqsnee waa held ~ Mr Hughes
offic@. participated II BY Hughes
srdnstan. aedg~teh HeE And
ust<ra. a. which arrangements fof
" trip. the Investigation aud shs
rrpurt we're discussed
kheost I. cerrlng.
Prof Abbott. Of Philadelphia. who
Htii Investigate Tor the city. viii
arrive In Seattle August IS the
iluse ts arrives hers the other mem
bsrs a the commission will have
completed theif investigation. IL
il fhs understanding that the re-
poFsa 81 all thfes commissioners
win 10 Submitted sealed 10 the
couucll. to be opened at the same
tire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
DEAD BY
JEALOUS MAN
BRIDEGROOM or AN HOUR IS
AuRpEREO IN wtFE's Pres.
ENcE WHILE AWAITING
TRAM.

CHARLOTTE " G. Aas l.
william Brown. a bridegroom II an
hour. sioaf with his bride oa the
station platform waiting 20 take the
train f1f bic honeymoon trip this
morning when ] Y kincsit fired
nee shois st him. kililns him tn
afantta
The crowd attacked kinoaIds but
Officers ssresled him before he was
injured Jealousy IL said 10 he the
cause Of fhe murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
ROW ON
GOvERNORSHIP
PRESENT INCUMBENT Has MA
JoRlrY BuT Bie FIGHT Is
BOUND TO ENsUE IN coNVEN.
TON

DIES MONIES Ia. Aug i-Sena.
tor Deliver predicts a most bitter
fight on the republican state con
tvutlon fleor to-day, when The dele
safes negtu their sessions
The state central committee haa
been Ia continuous session Tor tun
DAYS aud this morning inauud tick.
tas foF the delegates The result
aill - numerous contests
Il q assured that Governor Al.
bort u Cummias has clear mHfuf.
tty af IS. while his running mate.
Garsl. will isek few votes Thee
n certain tn be fighf ua the flanr
Of the convention Nhea the efcden
tlsl committee reports this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
WARRINGTON
AND sEpewleK WILL BGoiN
INVESTIGATION OF CEDAR
RIVER poLLuTioN-AssoTr
WILL FOLLOW.

Prof iiaFrinEton. q nostan. see
fefary 81 the Massachusetts stale
Board q iisaith. The ssennd men.
beF of the commission 20 investi.
safe the Cedar river paliufloa Qasts
lion. arrived In Seattle last uiEhi
and he and Prod ssdzwisk wlli
leave fos Cedar river tomorfus 81
erunun
prM Roberts. professor - tanit
fafy engineering a. shs Washington
state college. left fat up The ftvtf
s yesterday afternoon They Niii he
accompanied en- their trip BY br
lies. president 81 the state board
% hoalsh. and perhaps b. CITY I'm
siaecr Thomson. Also. Il is prob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
WILL RUN EXCURSION.

An excursion 10 Denmark. Fin
land. Norway and Sweden will be
inangurafed early in November b.
the White Star line There will b.
more than zoe Seattle people Ia
the party which sails from Boston
on the steamer Cedric. The tour
will consume three months time
and the party viii be accompanied
as far as Boston hy A J Thuland.
one Of the local agents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
CLEARlNGS ARE
ON INCREASE

asafiiss hank ciearaucea Ter the
month - Iuiy amounted % I'll
4sa .eftea ~ compared Wtth i19tla. b
NH ben the corresponding month
sa 1906 = gam 81 Ne per cent.
The total for TIRE first seven
months 81 taos IL ffss s0e.s3e -. ar
avsrare ~ IS tis.zat This ratio
Kept no Tor one year would make
The total for 1905 ftk7 .oao 600. az
against t1ot. 500 2o2tg in 1905
The total for the one month 81
July f. more than million dollars
.u excess ~ the total for the whole
II the year % 1891.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
FACTORY IS CLOSED.

The Washington Mattress and
Manufacturing Co was closed
yesterday b. Deputy United States
Marshal r. NJ. Lathe. on appliea.
ton OF creditors OF the concern who
claimed that the company MAS In
solvent. 4 schedule 81 Indebted
ness. amounting 10 st.ioa, and A
~ tition that the business - the
company be suspended have been
fIlrh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

are ofEHni1lng 70 force the surrcn.
der 81 the luyaiiafa
The insurgents have elected
chiefs and have sfanalled - the
sailors aboard Alexandsfs ships a.
follows
Meet rs AZ kronstad 30 assisi IN
ilhefHfinE ouF imprisoned fepee
sentafiyea
Admiral Hlrlioff has mobfiiEsd eli
tho kToustadt eoaaf batteries and
ordered the sailors from the ships
ia the hafbor. showing that the an
fhoritlss cannot trust their oun
men. TIE war office claims that
the iIelsluEfors insurgents wiii BE-
captured. and the mobilization oR
troops and supplies - going on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
ACCUSED OF
ROBB|NC MINE
TWO CALIFORNIA BUSINESS
MEN HELD ~ POLICE ON
CHARGE or STEALING RICH
POCKET or ORE.

oRoyIiIE. Cal. Aug DIR ".
~ uAnas aud J " Moran. the Los
Angeles capitalists. have been ar
rested IN Plumas county for the al
legged robbery Of mine. II is al
legged that they bonded the mine in
order 20 abstract a rich pocket
shown 10 them by the owners. The
men acknowledge taking 30 pounds
Of rich ore. but claim they were
only prospecting the mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
sgloeL BEARING FRIDAY.

The case 81 Miss Rertha selgel,
cashier Of the Outlet Clothing store,
who was arrested last week charged
Nith passing a S. gold coin. and
y no Was released ON $500 bOndA
viii come up before commissioned
Ksifer Friday
Capt. Bell ~ working ON the case
but il Is not thought any proseeR
ton will follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
COLLIER NERO
GOES ON ROCKS

BLOCK ISLAND. r. ]. Aug -
Collier nero With 1000 tons Of coal
aboard vent ashore IN = danEernua
position on the south side Of the
Island today. The Nero IL supply
ing the warships engared Ia the
manuovering IN Black Island wat
ora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
NEW STEAMER
To Be FAST

Bail ing AZ pprt Htsssley 81 che
Port nlakelsY Mi Co IL new
steamer Nhieh Shsn completed
and placed on the ran between that
city aud Seattle sili make the time
Of rs minutes
This new steamed sill - Fvais
b Tho miaalr 81 Dctabsl aud iii
- 90. % the uurat % She small
elaffs on lts sound tn. Sarah
u Rcutnn took 80 hour % maze
tie run aud the AibiUu. uaw "a the
nuute. takes five minutes longer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
SHOOTS TOP
Of HEAD OFF
HUSBAND TRIES TO
KILL WIFE. AND FAILING,
TURNS GUN ON HIMSELF
VITA DEADLY RESULTS.

SANTA CRUZ Cal. Aug. l.
Lewis iiaEon. q former bartender
nt the sea Reach hotel who was ar
rested week aso for threatening
to kiH his wife. this morning at
tempted to shoot wife with a shot.
gun bat trlRker snapped.
Hogan then harrieaded himself
Within small store aud when the
officers broke IN he WAS found
with tie top u his head blown OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

nsas and Cornelius Combs. two
negro murdererH who are TO be
banasd on September g. have agreed
thai they would shoot craps for
he honor % the dedication Of the
nea seaffold Whom the prisoners
learned that new scaffold was 90
10 erected they each sent word
maj they would Ike to Try out the
seaffold first Sheriff Dickson sent
wpra 20 the mufdtrerH that he
would not decide for them. but that
thes mlrht settle Il for themselves.
n has been decided That a throw Of
Inc dice shall sottle Il and the cher
IN has agreed 10 referee the crap
mme aud give the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
MAYOR JOHNSON
EXONERATED

CLEVELAND. Aus The court
decided IN favor - Mayor johnson
~ The contempt eaHs. ruling that.
ifaamugh a. city officials are 40
liable 20 Injunction while va Dis
charge 81 their effielai duties %
eeutd net be assumed 10 know what
fhs injunction we without betHE
iatd rpeelfieaiiv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
To BUILD BIG
WOODEN MILL

An extensive wooden manufsctur
luE plant. at the cost Of 81 BOO coo.
ia the latest enterprise 20 be launch.
ed hy local capital The articles OF
INCORPORATION will be filed IN d Few
days. and the plans Of the company
announced.
The plant will be modern IN every
reapect. and will manufacture all
kinds Of wooden fabrics Tho pro
motors Of the new company stated
that they would be able 30 supply
tho needs Of the entire coast
The concern viii be- financed On
firciV bg local investors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

4slslNaFoss Auu. i--sSsa
s,-s su,lrsly n the hsnss q the
-s.lrs.r, ths sern,na. ard they
~. - sAsir sss,sssisr ever kind
~ srnsrsst
lr.m.s. ss.ly sf,sf day light this
-eruiss ssst'as ~ss resumed ssith
ssrvssls r.selsA
TIA crews 81 ieaf ssarshlps have
s.nss tss ~-stinsers ard are pre-.
vsssss - sal for an attack es
Frerstss.
psriais sesnss secured during
ia siskt as hsnd 10 hand osr.
aisss usr- slrs,sst rsorssntHry hsp :
rs-a~s
cslsr.i Astsreff. ysns command.
u tss tersrsss. begged p'sisusiy FER
- ia prsnsistna al serss ~ re-
sar-s sst ~ss hsYon-ssd ard then
ssvr~n rte ire sss. ~ith . stons
sis< srsens - neek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
POLICE SEEKING.
MURDER CLEWS.

los ANGELES. Aug 1.-The pc.
lice are still without a clew 10 the
Identity of the Two men who are
suspected Of killing John Smilde
chauffeur. last night
Margaret isauten. the woman who
kept the house to which Smilde
drove his supposed murderers. says
Smilde quarreled With one OF the
men. who dropped comb bearing
the name A. Hamherlin, Jr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

ST PETERSEN ne Aux H.
ConsN unicafipn aith krunsiadt VAS
fsstafsd Tits afternoon and q Vas
asseaaeed hat thers aas no dis
ssstance there Aaairea from Heis
sinsfoFs ssy ths Red Guard holds
ali tie outiiug districts and vtli
prevent feiufoFesments from reach.
lng ne loyal ifoops In the elty
Grant Duke Alexander squad
ron is inactive hecaaae the meu re-
fnze 20 fire apoa TIE mafinsere wha
bold the c,f9 and most u ths forts
Ia she karhar
A general strike has been Do
eIarsa Ia The cry. aud The rebels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
BURNSIDE STARTS WORK.

The cahleship burnside left this
morning to besin rciayiug cable be-
tween the forts on the sound. Lieu
tenant Colonel Glnssford. IN charge
~ the United states signal office.
went on the burnside and viii be
absent four or five days Much OF
the cable VIII be taken up and new
cable laid. the old wire being IN bad
condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
SPAIN'S RULER
IN ENGLAND

CoWEs. Aug king Alfonso
and Queen Eva Of Spain arrived n
this port today The Spanish ruy al
Yacht was escorted by Warships
gaiufea we're exchanged The royal
pair viii remain over during me
Yachting week King Alphonso VIII
Guild a yacht to compete here next
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

tween the feyolutlonlats aud the
few loFai trOopa that remain an
Nicholas island. a detached fortress.
u 4 stated b. incoming courieFs
that ioYalisi troops are hafrying b
forced marches from al directions
ia this city
The telegraph building aud the
cathedral have been ruined from
the fire % the lilneh guns ~ the
fortress and ahips Il IL believed
that the casualties are greatly over
estimated. bat g Is Impossible to
estimate accurately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
e.d Guards Have Completely Subiugated Svea-
horn After Drowning Its Commander, and
Drunk With Success, May Sweep Even to
DsOrs Of ST. Petersburg.
uow RUSSIA is IRRESISTIBLY
NEARING TERRIBLE REVOLUTION

-, A..,es.r fsrcsd 70 snaaeipate s3ooQeoo ssrfs
~, peh,b revet followed ~ religious tntesrapes ard
N.ht., vsny petition fer gevernmsnt
- ,gs,reus atsrapts fe % high effeials
-, r~s.rsr Asxsndrr assananatsd b. reNoutenlsts
"a s.ssvtlsrary plots ard nurdsrsas outbreaks.
,saa-stsasat. Jssss psrseeuisd
Russseired and dsspeilsd 81 liberties
sss ,vs.rt a.rsspstrstens - revolutionary nature.
-, Ne.t.f 81 lntsrisr Sipsain ssssssnated.
,sst-r.mlns sad ,ndustris distress
,aa An.sse Pishvs AND ethsra assasslnAtsd
- T,.sp, frs sr marching Werkrssn Writer
- ssco are KILLED Grand Duke ssrsas sssassleatsd
saSs.s. hesnnipa q ths the
A,,rt.f 81 psssant uprssinas.
tire snd t0spensen ~ Railroad nd
snd aissrganiEston %
...rsrs, II s.asral The prsssnt riots fellow
.,hI.s 81 ths and Hs dsspste dsseIuea. ~ the
~~s, 81 ~. there be Bot rsssltrsssvtisn
, slssdy slsh var
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
MI TINEERS PREP ARE
To TAKE KRONSTADT
WILL DROP IN
ON the PACKERS

WASHINGTON. Aug i=-Seere#
nry Wilson. Of the Agricultural de
partment. loft today 60 surprise
some Of the eastern pAckins houses
lie refused to tell hls destination.
ss{iuk ~ the public knew Whrrt
be- was EoIuk the ohie,l OF hia
trmud would De defeated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

Tts article 90 The star yesterday
tneut he uaH Halssame food and
assaniiarT conditions prevailing in
ne sfesfaEs departments % the
steamers operating fHsm Seattle 10
ALASKAN points has aroused She
rsatesi approval among those
barred 10 travel that way ard eau-
ssmn4iioa from fhs steamship com
f&niea
According 20 several ~ tbe Of
fetrH q ths steamship companies
% reports def1E tory 20 The steer
sss fsrs has ever been made YER
eaiiy e. in written form Seere-
iAFY Tfsuhoime. ~ the S0ffbw est e
sfn Steamship company. stated this
iaerniHg that the report flied az po-
Zee hsaaq1arfsrs b. many % the
Hssrase uaHseuEarH or ths first
Hip norm ~ The steamer Ofizaba
fas he first Indication that any ~
tafss Easser gers were dissatisfied
IN ne conditions On that steamer.
Reserved 10 Reports.
NAHA#F 'HH" NH7.A HtHN
e'it that am aware ~. said ST.
fffaAans neither from steamers
q iAs Nome ar Seward Valdez
issitt Second -.iaar Is simply Sec
sHi-tiass TIE world over. and is no
worse on this coast than on the At
SOU TIE afsaard Dr. furnished
ttih tie best PROVISIONS for the
slsefass paaFaHzrHs and. N course.
not bsiHr served up fHe same as
= Ne first.clHHs cabin many peo-
y. J Fuplase objected The steer.
20 f9ad is ffs came ~ De- furnished
~ esek ard other departments {
hafs never ras,I srF members ~
'hass crews 1HIaeHrz ~ The man
20 ~ ssfFlrz 1r ne condition ~
e. f1sf."
Made 70 Outsiders.
~ ne office 70 mo Pacific coast
risamahip company Ct uaH stated
Vat 10 reports had been received
lszafalHE r1aH aHrommuBaflnus iu
~ s'ssrsg department Sic Mao
ksnzis stated thaf pa8ssusefs. In-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

1T PETERSBURG. Aus The
garrison AZ netbsut. upon feeeivins
news % the dissolution q parigs
meut. killed their commanding %
hcers and took possaasiau - the
city. installing their orn sehiiue's
before the government buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

Steamer iualaHa. thr first passsa-
Eef boat from Nome FOE two weeks
IL dua h port tomorrow she Il
reported 90 have gold shipment
aboard frum the interior. also from
%nHa Ths indiana will ssu again
north bound August 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
TO INVESTIGATE COLLISION.

WAsHINGToN. Aug t-Reaf
Admiral Evans has notified the
navy department that he viii 40.
point a board ~ inquiry TO inYeaii
cate the collision between the bat.
flpahlps Alabama and Illinois or
Newport Yesterday The damage j.
asld 10 be slight Captain Iiller
commanding the Iowa. viii be pres
Ident Of he board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
Is AGAIN POSTPONED.

The injunction proceeding Of tho
city Of Georeotovu agaiust the
Northern Pacific railway IN whieh
the road was temporarily enloined
from extending its tracks across
Rainier av.. has been postponed till
August Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
Limit OF indebtedness Has Been Practically
Reached, But There Are Two Ways That This
Obstruction May be Avoided.

earnings Of the street railway -
tenn The latter would be mercy
d lien on the plant aud itH pfoapec-
live Income The limit 90 which
general bonds can be issued - tie
present time II t9z5 .Gs7 80.
There are two simple methods
open b either 81 which the city
council maf get around this dHil-
cults one Of these la 10 lrsaen
the amount Of the proposed eenefai
issue enough to BRING 80 within tho
LEGAL limit aud bY the same hun
Increase the issue which De- 20 DO
lien upon the railway system.
that H.. instead of issuing 2l.z1Z.enO
of general bonds aud s3.sO7 s04 OF
bonds on the street railway. tho
cts could issue $500 900 Ia general
bonds and t3.g7a.91S In bonds ca
the street railway system.
Delay the Election.
The othe- method by which tho
same end could be accomplished
f. b5 delaying the special bond
election a few weeks until the new
assessment has been completed,
when the increased valuation ~
property would make valid mueh
larger limit Of bonded lndebteauees.
The new assessment figures are
nov about complete and II Is esti-
mhsed that the aHaesampnt viii
reach 500. 600 900. This may be de-
creased some b. the board Of equal
lzafton, but not belpw tlb0 0fth Va0.
Five per cent OF that sum would
give q legal limit % Indebtedness
of $500. 600 or approximately
double the present limit
Meets Tomorrow Night.
Which one Of these plans wlll re
adopted. or whether either Of them
aiii be depends on the action o.
the finance committee az a meeting
10 be held tomorrow nighf. The
majority Of the members q the
committee are openly opposed %
and fighting the municipal owner.
ship proposition and may be 81.
pecfed 10 DO ANYTHING which eau
be done within reason TO cripple tho
proposition before IL ~ submit
ted
To this end II has already been
suggested that the plans be chang
Fl 10 ~ 20 entirely eliminate The
general issue feature. and TO burden
the plans with other objectionable
features which will endanEef their
success At the polls or thereafter.
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Accused u placing poison on the
uafaina strip Of Fourteenth az at
s o'clock this morning y NJ. Drake
vas arrested ON q warrant sworn
to By Humane Officers clark and
Vaupeu 4 ueiRhhor. alleging That
he Jaw The act. reported 60 the ro-
lice. and uHke's arrest followed
Drake has been under suspicion
for SOME time by the police and by
members ~ the Kennel club. who
have riguificd Willingness to as
slrt The prosecution In any way pos
alhla.
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Enlah plst At.

sINGFoRs. AuK ~ Tn.
Finnish diet today lssned a decla.
ration that Il was tho dutF 81 evsff
eltiEsn % assist the authorities IN
maintaining order
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MILLIONS FOR REVENUE.

WASHINGTON. u. G. Aus. IL
The United states tteasurer's report
shows the Internal revenue collected
during the fiscal year in the cali
farnla district. including Nevada.
amounts To- $4,000 600, In Montana.
Including Idaho. the amount is
1888. goo. and I'm Utah. t55g.ee0 ore
ran shows SasGeoo. and washing
ton. Including Alaska. Is $4,000