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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
counTGRF1Irep CAPTURED.


MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Nov. s.
The police have arrested a man
whom they claim Il George How
ard. an expert countorfoiter. and
declare that he has confessed to
the passing Of thousands OF spurl.
Gus coins IN the east and northwest
a complete outfit for making the
toueer" was taken with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
Eorsl.tk Dfateant

STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
Forsis,h District
Taylor. Rep. 1859.
Madia0u, Rep Lisa
roHkln, REP, i.tIo.
flaiiafd. DEM. e7a
sofunson Dem. sst
ANYWAY. Dem. ga
Ferty first District.
1ihbetn. Rep sats
Culas. Rep Aes1
NeniE, Dom. pa&
ro1d. Dem. ssa
forty ssosnd District
FFeuasubrrx. Rep. saIs.
~ Masters, Rep. ASA
Thomson. issms i.gsa
Morgan. Dem. la
Forty third District.
Hansen. Ron. Isl
Griffin. Rep rs.
knhinr Dem. ga
Miller. Dem tsf
Fsrty fourth District.
WIZ. Rep $50
Ramsey. ltefs. s#S
No democrats nominees
Fsrsy iifth District.
nsuiek. Rqn. stE
faeksnn. Ren. sci
Daley nem. ia
taohia. Dem. lsE
Ferty sisth District.
Heek. Rep. sic
Lung. h-p i.8ea
kifkpatfirk. Dem iasa
Boyle, Dem. sts
Ferry .ss~sn,h District
Ncsh~. Rep. asa
1afk son. Rep. zts&.
Hall. Dem. t2s.
tSiikins. as.
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AGED MAN Is ACTIVE EDITOR.

CINCINNATI. Nov. s--Al,hough
be IL nov - years Of age. Amos
Moore. 81 East Mcmillan st. Wal.
nut Hills. Ia actively engaged In
editing the Suburban News. having
been an editor for 90 Years For
seven years before becoming an
nditnr Moore was Q prinisr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

the city council 10 vacate the
streets through Washington PARK
which was donated by J N. Frinh
for park purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

The city light and plant commit
tee o. tho council met this afternoon
and passed a number Of petitions for
lights Some Of those that failed OF
passage were referred 70 6upefln-
tendent YounRa 81 the light depart
asrHF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
Caught Fighting.

ID. Malone. a car conductor. and
Gus Hsseth. "A sailor. were arrested
last uight By patrolman Oden.
charged with fighting Hoseth is
held aud Malone was released on his
personal rec0gnlxance.
s,e.,n pa,ns 56c Oriental BATHS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
boy VICTORIOUS
N DAMAGE SUIT

N,nn Ras8iana. a is-yeaF Old
as asaried tfta dausazss BY
n rAiinar ia the slzpeFidr court,
Nos n ! Caiilns ard Thomas 8
La isss uaruing The suit was
u - pesrsaAl aamakcs. rentsrtug
- ~ accident at ~ baiiding e
tsfsraat& res : First av sputh.
s1.xh ~ lad Vas eauEh1 be-
We ~ feeT and elevator ard
sresy laiarsd Burkiani siisEesi
sarsiassness % ether employees
NAess il Ia seesdeut
Lee gruslerx out Soc nskhi
~ ise. II splnninxA "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

DIES MONIES. Nov S--rhe cleo.
Zion ur Cummina. republican. BY a
majority OF $4,000 Is nav rceoE,
nlaad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
MIST work WITH
THE DEMOCRATS

ton ~ Gov Hooh. republican. now
seems certain by a majority 81
a.Sb1. the remaining counties not
hcins strong enough 20 switch the
vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

Marion Y. Van Horn this moFn.
Ing brought suit In the supsrioF
court against her divorced husband.
Roaa n Van Horn. Tor tsIs Of un.
paid allmony Tao Years ago the
husband sued for divorce.
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-
MEAD WILL ATTEND.

) OLYMPIA. Nov Stow 4
; Mead LETT at / .. m for seat. 4.
) Ito 20 attend the banquet TO be
) given tonight 60 Gov. Hosgatt 4
, Of Alaska
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A. q Haiff many times cuuVirtsd
% petty shievsry. was arrested ihis
morning and held without a charge.
Re has been warned g leave town
several times. bat always manages
% return after few days abssdcs.
uysk Salmon Pack.
Prank Davidson. operator % the
ffyak eannsry. Alaska. has returned
ard l. at the Hotel stevens MI
Davidson says that thn ihrsn can
nsrles on uyak island packed $50. 900
cases IF salmon this season
Fireman Arrested.
Martin Lopez. fireman on the
steamer Saratoga. wAs arrested by
Constable Klein this morning.
CHARGED with having stolen tis.to
from a sailor on ths boat Tnforfna-
zion was filed charging him with
petit larceny.
Returns From Funeral.
n. n. williams. president Of the
Chicago. Mllwaukee a 81 Paul rail-.
road. win return 20 Seattle Sun.
day afternoon from thu east Ar
Williams vent 20 Chicago last week
With the remains u his father. who
died here.
Bellevue summit Club.
A meeting of the Bellevue sum.
init club will be held tonight AZ the
weIoh Presbyterian church. on
Olive and Seventh The widening
and extension Of Olive ~. and the
application OF the Seattle Electric
company for a franchise on Belle
vue Az. n. will be discussed.
prlqmore Returning.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
PriRm0re left Cork yesterday Tor
hnmf according 20 n eablsernm re-
celvG By his family. tie has been
enEyged Nth the commission which
d attempting TO stralghten out the
claims of the would.be heirs 10 the
John sullivan estate.
Auditor ls Busy.
October was another record
breaker in the county auditors Of
flee Today the totals were com.
puted. showing that 5fg Instruments
we're filed In the past month. This
number. u is said "a greater than
the monthly aggregate In the city
Of Chicago
Files information.
| Prosecuting Attorney Kenneth
Macintosh today filed Information
ln the superior court against ]. w.
Thomas. alias Chick Carter. accus-
Ing him % attempted burglary. The
attempt ia alleged 10 have been
made November 8 az the Bouquet
hotel. al 2z2h James g.
Hearing On.
Judge Alberta0n. Of the superior
court. spent this morning hearing
F The evidence In the breach Of con
/ tract suit 81 Ole Anderson and Paul
+ " Thornley, against NJ - Crane q
Z 70. q r. Miller and g. T. Bur
uHt Suit for fl.750 Is brought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

Superior Jasixc Griffin this morn.
ing found for the defendant IN the
case Of irving NJ ballard against
sarah stYfisid The case had been
under hearing Tor almost = week.
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a = $50 = = h =
RAIL WAYS INDICTED.
tssslP.e,s, ! Telegraph Ser Service.

) lecrippa Telegraph SsrVlee.) =
) MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. g. =
. The special federal grand jury .
!. which convened here Oct ~ .
. 10 investigate the rebate ays- .
!. TEN used by railroads. return =
) ed i47 indictments. The min =
. lmum penalty in each case IN .
! 81 900 aud the maximum -
! $1,000 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
LOCAL FLASHES
Rulsv a patrolman.

y ~ Ri4isy has been appointed
patrnlman By Chief of Police wap
psusieiu.
Secretary Rect Goes Visiting.
Charles N Root. general score.
tary % the University n NJ e A..
viii shortly take a trip 10 Pullman
and walla Waiia 60 vinit the Y. NJ
&c A. associations % those cities.
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ttttttttttttt 49,
|. BANK CLEARINoS.

Increase over same
date last year 81 .Gl5,G2G SO .
= ttt = q y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08

A q Haiff many times cauVirfsi
% petty shievsry. was arrested ihis
morning and held without a charge.
Re has been warned g leave town
several times. bat always manages
10 return after = few days ahssffcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-08
HEARING on.

Judge Alberta0n. Of the superior
court. spent this morning hearing
The evidence In the breach Of con
tract suit 81 Ole Anderson and Paul
" Thornley, against NJ - Crane q
20. n r Miller and g. =. Bur
ueHt Suit for 1850 Is brought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
Democratic Candidate for Prose.
cutting Attorney.

.'if am elected 10 the office Of
prosecuting attorney. can assure
the people Of the county that ! will
at least earn my salary for the first
few months I am In that office. .
said Charles A Reynolds, democrat.
ic candidate for that office, this
morning to a reporter for The star.
As soon as have assumed
charge Of the office | shall institute
legal proceedings TO stop the pay.
ment Of warrants which have been
issued FOR the purchase OF cigars.
melons. candy. cakes, lunches.
meals aud house rent for the couu.
" commissioners and other public
officials These are not proper lie.
gal expenditures. and the taxpay.
ora Of the county should not be
called upon 70 pay them.
4 have consulted with a number
Of the leading attorneys Of the city
IA regard TO the matter. and they
agree with me that the payment Of
the warrants could be stopped, or,
IN default Of that. the officers au.
thorizing those expenditures can be
forced to repay the money to the
county, II elected. ! shall immodi.
ntely institute proceedings 10 com.
pei them 10 do SO.
More than that. there will he
no such expenditures allowed by
public officials while | am In office.
| propose 20 see to II that when
public money is expended It " lie
gaIly expended and for lawful pur'
poses.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
R()AS{ | s
GIVEN
Attorney Todd Gives
Process Servers a Rap
in Suit For Dam
ages.

Heated charges were made this
morning b. Attorney Elmer Todd
assistant Ia Corporation Council
Scutt Calhoun. 10 hia appeal - the
iurY In the case 81 Charles Arthur
MetioyvFn AwninHt the eiiy ~ Sc
attic for damages Ia The sum Of
So. coo
-rhe city ~ Seattle" declared
the attorney. has IN the last ten
years spent mQfe money than an9
other elty 81 It's aise ia the Unitesl
States inf sidewalk and street i'm
pruvemeai. and uiil contiuue 10 ia
80 unless compelled b the courts
"a support eYrfY lawyer IN Seattle
and 10 pay uuia1aeoaa dAmasea 4
those Who trump up personal iularl
chaaaea against fhe city"
Attorney Todd thea dcunnnce.
processes servers no Induced Cit
Esus "a saa ior DAMAGES on flAiru'
ioua charpsa. assuring them that All
costa would b. paid - the plata.
lifts lawyers. aud that the ease
woald h. sasY against tho cts that
employed AID lawyers. Nh0m Il did
uot have 10 pas 81 very mueh
The las Hrm u UAf. Dmay aad
Moran was thc butt Of The target
~ tho city aftoruuy'a demunesAiiuu
which. BE declared W0uld Ert 81 per
cent ~ an damages awarded
Judge Tailmau this morning
charged the jury. after = trial ~ Al
most y Nsek The hos plaintiff
aged ~. il IL alleged. tell 70 the
bottom ~ iefeot Halch whils
resting bis hands liEhtis apoa a de.
frctIxa rail 90 watch The filFht u e
floek u piauonn A number - his
trn.YeaF old pisxmafea have bccu
lntfosluced a. Witnesses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
DRUNKEN SHOOTING
MATCH over A GIRL

Eln VAS willing. and the proud
youth took her ia charge
A. the door. an the two were leay-
ing the place. young Hutledge.
beaHtiY drunk. aH he declared today
from behind the county jail bars.
called the other to account
A heated debate WIS followed
CLOSELY by two blows. which caught
kulludgt uu0n the nose and behind
tho ear Thereupon be drew his
revolver and fired twice at Martini.
One bullet grnxed the ear aud the
other Embedded itself Ia the cheek
hulieage WIS promptly arrested
Yesterday Bob Hodge. the deputy
sheriff from hlackfoot toak the Of
fender IN charge. bringing him this
lnorning To the King county Sail
When Interviewed this morning.
nutisdge declared that be and Mar.
gtni had known each other for years
and had been the best Of friends.
TIE said that he was out Of hia mind
nth drink. and that Martial. With
wtum BE- had long ,alk yesterday,
would not prosecute Rutledge had
tern working on his fathers ranch
AZ Maple Valley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
CLEAN MEN WANT TED
IN PLACE Of THESE
EAsTLAkg AVE. PROPERTY
HOLDERS HOLDING OFF

Property owners on Eastlaho ave.
are still diaputinE over the widen.
ing Of the street 90 SO feet. az pro
posed some time ago The board
Of public works had let the contract
for the paving Of the street. but this
II held up. Tho general sentiment
among the owners is favorable 10
the widening but the property hold.
efa themselves are unable 20 agree
upon the width 81 the sidewalks 20
be laid Negotiations are now un
der way, through the efforts Of
Claude Ramsay. 10 have the curb.
ing 81 the street set back To the de.
sired distance. and ALLOW the con
tractors "a so ahead With the paw
Ing. leaving the property owners TO
settle the width OF the sidewalks
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ssid had incurred the hatred ~
flpse men - making var upon
fAHm
Several bodies were taken from
sks water thofuakhfAfe today
rlght GO IA persons are still mtae-
50 and the hope Of finding them
afsve has been abandoned IL IL
s9persea that the total death lat
wlll show probably Sc persons llsi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
DRUGGISTS ARE
FINED

Roy Nelson and r W. Tough. FIRE
mont druggists. uere this morning
fined So apiece b. Police Judge
Gofdon Tor nsllinK llguor wiihoui
a license Tho eases serw appealed
and a decision viii reat 90 taas
case ~ a similar ksna already Ia
the superior court The defendants
fuainthin that ihef have a rlxht TO
sell liquor for medicinal purposes
without a phy aieian'H prescription.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
ADA NELSON CAUSES a sarUR.
DAY NIGHT DANCE TO END
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BoY JAILED.

A knock doWn.and drag out" VA.
loon dance. rival who abutted IN. :
r. couple Of blows from the latter'a
fists. aud a. many shots from ~.
caliher gun. - the series Of cireum.
stances which landed i7ycarold ).
= Rutiodge In the county jail ~ II
o'clock this morning
The shooting occurred last Sat
vrdu1 night Ia the Maple Valley
dance hall operated bY saloonkeep
cf Pete brennan lietwern the
dances. RulledFe made many jour
nryn tn the barfodm At tho end %
the may Charles Martini asked
Ada Nelson. the airl over whom
RnileaFv had been exercising iuris-
diclion. 10 escort her home The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

A. published exclusively In The
star on October ~. Architect l.
pomsrania has drawn plans for q
iostafy apartment hauae to De-
erected on the first hill. superior
20 anf department. house yet sreci'
81 IN the Northwest. Y not on The
Whole Pacific coast. together With
short description Of the number
II suites and other details ia ref.
eyvuce 90 t. The propoNea apart
meut house wiii b. built GA the
block bounded b. Spring and Star
lon ht2. Teuth and Eleventh avs
L. a. Griffin. OF the Griffin Co i.
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IS
HEAVILY FINED

a. Krugman was this morning
aed Fioo by Police Judge Gordon
misfepreaentinK the value Of
kfinda whilc auctioning for the
1nldsisin iowelFy store on second
a.. between Spring and Seneca sts.
the goods consisted 81 watch and
k8aain. which we're purchased by
Ftcxanier Smith for 81 Smith
saaimea that the watch had been
Il presented 10 him az gold filled.
; arih three times what be paid for
and warranted for many years.
Upoa purchaaing q, Smith said.
- found Il 10 be- gold plated aud 10
sansain musicbox regina move
beat. The case was appealed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
KILLED ON EVE OF
HIS WEDDING

T. y Copeland. Nho Nas fatally
injured In the accident AZ stan
wOod Sunday night DYING ut the
o. Il. Alien hospital yesterday. was
10 have been married to Miss Maud
fioss. ~ Ceniralla. very shortly
The body arrived IN Seattle ioiay
and VAS taken IN charge b. The
BOnney Watson COMPANY. prep@ru.
tory 10 heing shipped 70 his home at
I.nmaII Mich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
BY FRAN X r. LEEr

Gee. Haller-e'en'a a comm 'roun'
tBetcher feel Il In yer bones.)
An what wifi maxim ghostescs.
An tryin' curdlin' groans,
An gatherin' up ole cabbage heads,
An maxim ticky tacits,
| fist cant sleep, but lie awake
A watchin' 'til it's most daybroak
The moonlight thro' the cracks.
I'm goin' TO have n rcckonin' VIII
At ole man Simon kiser,
Cuz he's so stingy bout his apples
An ist an ornery miser
Gee whiz. Il / had lots of apples,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

I'd gin EN- TO the Kids.
Not take an pack en- all away,
An let 'om rot III iudgmen day
In barrels wifi nailed on lids.
I'll scare i'm wifi dis jaek-o-lantern.
An hit his door a thumn.
An mebby take HIS long we'll sweep.
tCuz he orter have a pump,l
An III tie his nag right on the
porch.
An hide his scythc
But. gee whlz. whit he rip an roar
At seein' dis sign on his door.
Il want a nice young wife'G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
c. e. TO RAISE FUNDS.

The convention committee Of the
Christian EndeaVOr society OF Sc.
attic Is planning 90 send out over
10000 delegates certificates with.
10 the next two weeks 20 every 6.
=. society In the country. These
certificates represent a value of
81 each. and are much the same AZ
aharekof stock. az their purpose -
% raise the larger part Of the guar.
aniee convention fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
FALLS HEIR TO
100000

F5fFfFNt fNFfWFHN"
MINIATURES. Wis-. Oct. ses-~Ry
thr birth q . male heir today 10
ths eife - William riankinfon.
paaaaeant hospital ia this city,
loses g. 900. 600. The Wtil of the late
Winlam pianhlnf8n. sr. provided
O.. noa. asa for the hospitai n hls sou
had ia male heir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

81 10 number. The winning team
win receive n prize Of 100, donated
by a public spirited citizen who
wants his name withheld.
The subject which viii be- debat.
ed on BY the high schools Is. Re
solved. that the best aud most prac-
ticahio method ~ upbuilding the
American merchant marine IL the
system Of subaldlzinR American
built ships
The winner Of the Seattle. Ballard
debate viii DO pitted against the
winner Of the Auburn Kent debate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

in The Alaska bullainE. IL the gro
Ie<fof of The enterprise DC has
usenrea a long lease 81 The ground
40 ~hleh tbs apartments arr 10 Be
unifs from the Melody Choir Estate
The building is 70 contaln about
tsk apartments from two rooms up
yards each. in addition 20 bath and
Kitchen. etc. also large dining room,
pablo hall aud other convenience
a~aasiy found IN large apartment
hsueea Ia New York. but not yet in
tspduoed in the west There viii
10 4 large count In the center and
SPACIOUS lawns will surround the
kaildins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
HIGH SCHOOLS
IN DEBATE
'''7lE HIGH SCHOOL WILL
''ss \ TRYoUr FOR DC.
WITH The BALLARD
~H0ols-N SCHOOLS m
ING ORGANIZATION.

d, y, ,..' seattle High School Dobai.
lsrds s'' s,.n held a meeting yes.
III 's ailer school ana decided 10
ban .s ssyout 70 pick a debating
rts t uasen VII represent fhe Be-
vi 49, A. school IN the debate
rss d. l y. WI be ono q 4 10.
rsdlt = Z s, held between an tho ae.
A'sh ssAeoIs 4 the state,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
THUGS MAY Be
/. RESPONSIBLE

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., Oct. 30.
Chief 81 Police Maxwell II SUI
lhority for the statement that river
thugs may have wrecked she train
on sunday 10 spite bridge Tender
Daniel Stewart Stewart has been
troubled b. thugs frequently u late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
No Effort to Increase Output.

4 summary Of the condition 81 these mines shows that
M have been worked down the fifth level IN cases
~ hat the levels have not been pushed far they
g be strenuous effort made increase the mines
spHt Much Of the coal has gone 20 outside points The
~ 4 Black Diamond is frstclas. and that Newcastle
= god Tor steam purposes Around al Of the mines.
ATg ne latter huge piles OF Stag the coal Is pretty
W. mixed with slate and rock The Newcastle is very slatey
~ Newcastle Or Coal Creek where the companys mine
tDsstea the outside foreman says that
~ 8 and that moro needed one shift being worked
~ mai only on week days Nearly 90 railroad cars day
t coal output Of which goes to the Seattle Electric
u. and some 70 the old Renton line Two-thirds Of
- mime output Is sold for domestic use large amount
= been shipped to san Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
Candidates to Be Considered Next Tuesday Who
Had Better Be Left Home--SeekerS For
Public Office Who Have Already Been Tried
and Found Wanting.

The machne-rued republican county convention has
nominated for office number Of candidates who have been
proven by revelations be unfit for the offices Tor
which they have been nominated and who deserve to be
defeated.
County Commissioner Dan X. Abraham, who is a
ddate for reelection has authorized the illegal ezpend-
OF county funds and has charged his personal
penses up the taxpayers OF the county.
AL Rutherford, another candidate for county commits
onef has been declared by the King County Good Roads
association be tool Of p. J. Smith, who is guilty of
similar practice.
Sheriff L. c. Smith has given employment TO petty
graers and commissioned deputy sheriff the keeper OF
gambling house.
The Civic Union. after thorough investigation, has
declared that republican legislative candidates are
unfit for office These George u. Piper, f. M.
Williams, Joseph Lyons, Billy Potts, James Weir,
Henry Beck and Joseph Griffin.
The voters are asked to these into public Of
flee and responsibility.
Regardless Of party they should refuse to do 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
REPORTS txAoegRArEo.

fScripps Telegraph sers'eel
HAVANA. oct set developed
sat the reports ~ the negro rev
asufion we're exaggerated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

In four wears the levy for strictly county has
increased from S3s6sts S6zSS2 increase of S2 67
Approximately per cent. Meanwhile the county has
png up outstanding interest bearing
deb,edness the OF $4,000 year. indebtedness
which amounts to SIfooo7. Recently the county
dertook float bonds take up this Indebtedness but the
credit Of the county such low ebb that this found
impossible and bids for the issue were received
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Below Capacity at Black Diamond.

IL the New mine at Black Diamond there employed
ktwesn 800 and 600 men, many less than be worked
M nine running shifts with about 40 each and
VI average about go small mine day shift.
szfg 1000 tons. In September 1880 mine taken
81 and the outside foreman claims that this record which
sths best will be beaten this month Up Sunday f6-II
me cars had been taken Three shifts OF
smked
ih lawson mine Is also short Of men, according
aas Of miners Il Is practically the running basis
70 a. except that has ago and takes average
y 81 ions day. Between ten and eleven thousand
" . ne output this month The day shift numbers tSo
~ and very snail number work night The coal has
aD san Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
jGNOR|NG SEATT[E'S
DEMANDS FOR GOAL

us;ls Famine Is Theatened in This City Coal
Nine Owners Are First Supplying the Wants
q Alaska and San Francisco Out put Also
Being Curtaled.