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New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool Sept. 16.-C1osing: WHEAT-Spot nomi-
nall September. Is Cd; December. Is 11Adi
March. IS sd CORN-Spot Arm: American. prime,
mixed. bs <hdj future. steady: September. Ss sid;
FLOUR-WInter patents steady. 2Ss. HOPS I'm Lon
don new crop (Pacifc COAST. firm: Il 5s9f3 los
BEEF-Extra India dull. SIS Sd. PORK-Prtple
me Western. quiet. sos HAMs-short cut. IA 10 le
lb, easy. 49s Cd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cut. 26 to 30
ID. bss cd; short rib Is to "a H. strong b6s
clear middes heavy s5 10 40 h. steady. o2s; short
backs 1e 20 lb. hrn 46s 3D. clear bellies: IL
13 ib. quiet. a6s. LARD-Prime Western. in tierces
American refined, In pals. steady, 46s
CHEESE-Canadian finest white. new. strong. Sos:
Canadian finest colored. new. strong: Sos TALLoW-
3ss Sd. RosJN-Common quiet. los 3D.. PETRo-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Europa which reported 10 Siasconset at 80 m
yesterday when sixty miles Of Nantucket nghUhlp
is expected to dock about e:30 q to-day
Grosssr Kurfdrst, which reported 70 Sissconset
when 10s nghtship at II 30
yesterday expected dock about 1870 IN 70 day
The Wilhelm der Crosse reported sable Island
Yesterday m whe1 seventy miles southeast OF
station. and expected to dock about $50 m to-
Pennsylvania which reported $50 miles east OF
Sable leland yesterday. Is expected to dock
about p tomorrow. .
The Oceanic, which in communication with sable
island Yesterday N, when TO miles eaHt Of Sandy
IJook IS expected 10 docix n Il
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
GEORGIA IRON AND COAL SHUTDOWN

Chattanooga Tenn, Sept. 1s-With the closing
OF work Saturday night the Georgia Iron and Coai
Company indefinitely shut down its plant at Rising
Fawn The furnace gave employment TO four nun
dred men Two rsports are afoat as TO the cause
Of the shutdown one being the adverse legislation
by the last Legislature OF Georgia against mining
operators and the other attributng the shutdown
10 disagreement among the company's officials
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
LENox LYcEUM PROPERTY LEASED.

Walter ] Solomon has leased the Lenox Jyceum prop
erty from John Crmnins for tventy-oDe years at
yearly rental OF $50 The property has frontage in
Madison ave of 2oO1O feet occupies the eaEtery
block front from 56th TO 53th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
SEEK TO FoREcLosE MORTGAGE.

An action been brought in the Supreme Court oy
the LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Company
against the Sasgese Construction Company and others 20
<orecose q mortgage $4,000 property Nos s1e
and 31s East 12ci The mortgage was made On
II. 1905
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Sept. 16, 1902.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jacnto Evans Galveston September II
13, the Mallory Co. with passengers
mdse. Left Quarantine at 3:12 m
Finland. Prayer Antwerp and Dover September
T. the Red Star Line. with 443 cabin and 1879
passengers and mdse. arrived at the Bar :05
Steamer Statendam Dutch, Bruinsma, Rotterdam Sep
tember Z Boulogne S, 10 the Hoand-Amerfca Line
with 45e cabin and 327 steerage passengers and mdse
Arrived the Bar at 4 :o7 M.
staar,.r Mornus Boyd New Orleans SAntember IL. to
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17

Destination and steamer. Cosc In New York.
Hawaii japan Corea China and Philip
pine Islands (via San Francisco)-Ko-
New Zealand. Australia fexcept WesD
and New Caledonia (yta san Fran
ctsco)-Yeddo Sept z 800
Japsn, Corea China and Philippine ISL
ands Cyta Vancouver and Victoria,
x C1-Fmpress OF japan. Sept Is 500
Hawaii Japan. Corea and Chtna tvla
San Fancsco)-Arnerica Mnrl Sept q, 500
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
(va San FranciBco)-U transport Sept so. 500
Hawaii via San Francisco)Sicrra Sept 30 600
Australia Except WesD, New Zealand
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia (via Vancouver ana Nicto-
ria c)-Moana na......................oot 6. 600 N
Tahiti and Atarquesas Islands Cv1a San
Trancscoo-Marposa .............--.. H. 600 m
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
SELLS TEN BRICK HOUSES.

Frank Begrisch jr has sold the Estates Settle
rnent Company Of ten three story three family
nrc houses now IN course construction the east
side Of Grant ave- between 165th and 16eth sts
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
REALTY NOTES.

The New York Operating Company Is the buyer OF Nos
i27 and I29 West 125th st.
A Bolander has leased the United States Public
Helm and Marine Hospital Service 100
and Iii Broad
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
LONDON MEN MAY BUILD HOTEL HERE.

According dispatch received yesterday In this city
fon, london the proprietors Ritz and Carlton
hotels are considering project for the erection Of
5th ave hotel from plans by Warren & Wetnore
The hotel is cost s35ooooo similar dispatch was
printed IN The Tribune about two rponths ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
MORE DEALS IN The EpENwALp TRACT

The E6enwad Land Company has sold two lots in
Monaghan ave- rs south OF Jefferson TO
Michael Cohn and Pratt 415 feet south Of
Kingsbridgs Road Fitzgerald. The demand for
lots IN the been unusually large the
four mouths.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises $40 Sur rises 1c2s Moons 10
HIGH WATER
AM-sandy 51s Gov. Island 3.26' Hell Gate e;ls
PM-Eandy Hook tOov. Island 3:sl Hell Gate 800
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
sBrings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Line Mail closeaA sails
Kronpr Ceciie Bremen @ l.. 7:3o H.
Silvia, Newfoundland. Red Cross. $3.50 HOO a
Oceana, Hamburg Hamb-Am......-... 1907 IN
Jacksonville Clyde. 400
o Savannah. savannah. 900 m
Hamilton, Norfolk, Old Dominion 3:00p
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1S>
Teutonic Southampton White STAR. a m a m
Iucania, Liverpool Cunard. .l0:30 200
Gracia. Inagua Hamb-Aner IL 90 a 200
Panama Colon Panama IL 80 e 300 m
Nieuw Amsterdam Rotterdam Hol-Am 200
Bremen " 1000
Huron. Jacksonville, Clyde. S:oopm
San Jacinto Galveston. m
Princess Anne Norfolk. Old Dominion. 3:o0p
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ID
.Ia Provence Havre French. 90 a a m
America Hamburg Hanh-Am 800. 80 m
Celtic, Liverpool White -12:Qp $50 m
Berbarossa Bremen q IIoyd...... 1000 a m
Moro Castle Havana Ward. 900 a 1900
Regjna Elena Argentina. TVeedie ZOO 400
CsufrTne Barbados Hamh-Am. IL a 200 m
Ada Ward ......--....---- 300
C-ity NJ Savannah. 400
Ten.rson Norfolk. Dominion. 800
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17

WRITE for descriptive Book Of Factory Plans LONG
w ISLAND CITY FACTORY CO New York Offices.
Street
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
"M.ARDI GRAs''
City Property for Sale.

At s25 Ooo-An opportunity TO purchase oargaln:
IA No IS ssh st. between Central Park Hess
and hfgh-stoop private nouse
brownstons and brick front foyer hall laundry eao
hutier psntrv extension lot 15 sx10o . open plumb
ing parouex possession Caretaker on premises
or n. I. S2 L OTTINGER. Room 6o2. 81 Nassau sc
DEAITTIFJI, DWELLINGS FOR SALE IN VAN
ID CORTLANDT TERRACE. on Upper BEoaoRsY.
See DAVID STEWART. 2o3 Broadway
4 NORTHWEST corner bouss on Convent ave. in per
~ feet condition every respect for sale. APpV
to J. RoMAINE BROWN co. SS West SD ST
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. three modern front.
~ eight rooms and tiled bathroom each: Aa-d~oof
floors: price s7Ooo G c. GRETSINGER. Sis "a ave-.
near s7th st. West Bay Ridge
T~OR SAIE-Two three-tamily brick houses N us
T. 26th wM. HILLESBRAND. builder. No .
Milford street. Brooklyn
ON YOUR WAY TO THE 'MARDI GRAs"
HIGHIaWN Kings Highway.
BrooklyR-the finest suburban property IN Grss,e5s
New York full particulars call or write CaAS~
HALLOCK CO. 10 West Saith ST. New YORK
S2sT-35th
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.
TRANspACIFfC MAIL,

.-axe. mail for South Brazil.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-17

.Oct 6. 600 p n
Oct II, 900 . m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

atructinna from tho bureau 10 re-,
quiro inspection OF vessels from
that port II the board OF health
o. Seattle doalrea quarantine ln.
epoction 81 all vessels from San
Francisco please inform nae,
Regarding the spread Of the
plague from San Franclaco n
seems 90 me that there Is nearly
as much danger OF tie spreading by
rail as by water OF course the
vessel would be- more llkoly to car.
70 rats than the cars.
The Incubation period OF tho
plague, ~ you know. IL from two
70 eiEht days. but Manson states
that IN rare instances the inenha.
ton period Is much as fifteen days
"fhia Incubation period does
fairly we'll for vessels from across
the Pacific and up from South
America, bat what are We 20 do
about passenger trains aud YES
sells arriving from plague infected
ports after a trip lasting at most
from ~ 10 60 heufa7'
Tho board Of health will not
meet regularly until the first Mon.
DAY IN September and in the mean.
time Health officer Calhoun does
not believe the situation warrants
any hanty action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
ny United prsss.)


INDIANAPOLIS. Aug 2f-If he
can be assured 81 absolutely fair
treatment William s Taylor. for.
mer governor u Kentucky. whose
esiraditiou has been sought Tor since
the Goebei assassination. seven
years ago. will return 10 Kentucky
and testify IN the Caleb Powers
ease. Ia a signed statement Tay.
Dor says
II Commonwealth Attorney Rob
ert y franklin has power. % prom
iaa Immunity. wiil cause what ~
mains ~ fhe 500 GOO corruption
fund "a he returned 10 The treasury
q Kentucky no part Of is 20 be used
% these prosecutions. thus putting
ny case on the same footing as
other criminal cases. will enaran.
tee that an trial iuriea in my case
shall b. composed ~ six upright
democrats and 4 like number Of up.
right republicans. gill guarantee
that bail viii be granted me within
the limits OF 100000. Rili dlamlaa
the indictment against al parties
used an prosecuting witnesses. er
copt myself leaving them FREQ 10
testify. without fear. coercion or 10.
siralnt, aud, last. bat by no means
least. wiil. IN advance b. mutual
agreement. select al able, upright
and impartial judge 20 Try my case.
I wili without any promise Of ian.
muuity voluntarily aad gladly re-
turn 60 Kentucky. not only to tcsti.
~ IN the Powers case. but 20 sub
mli myself 10 trial before . Jury Of
my native state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
NO QUARANTINE
AGAINST PLAGUE

The United states quarantine
station At PORT. Townsend has 40
far received no Instructions from
Waahlngtoh IN the natter Of quar-.
antininE vessels from San Francis
co for hubonic plague
Ia a letter received from Or y
II Oakley, in command OF the sta,
ton, Health officer Calhoun ~ CIV
en- what Information the quafan.
tine station possesses Ia regard 20
Che plague. In this letter pr. oak.
ley says;
Newspaper accounts Of the
plague IN San Francisco gave three
eases and death near the old
Chinatown and one ease on board
of a coRatwiHe vessel Ia quaFan.
tine In the absence OF more 10,
formation ! take u that the vessel
was from the west coast OF South
America, who're the plague IL nov
prevalent In tho ports ot chill aud
Peru
"All vessels from Hawaii and the
Philippines and other ports Tor.
cign Ia the United States. except
ing Alaska aud British Columbia.
are suhicet 60 quarantine inspoc.
ton az this station
Regarding the situation iu san
Francisco | have as yet had NO n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
UNION LABOR GIVEN NO
PLACE ON The COMMITTEE

"a. u to appoint two members. n.
Commercial Club. representing
probably see younK lawyers. real
estate brokers and other aemipro.
fessionai men. IL 90 appoint two.
The comneii IL TO appoint three
be labor unions 81 the city
rcprcs@utins over t0.a0o mea and
womcn. owainK tWo different head
quarters worth over 500 600. with.
out I penny % Indebtedness. are
entirely ignored. SO are al tho
Improvement clubs scattered
through every ward ~ the citY aud
containing thousands Of memhers
iBut the two ao-callrd commercial
representatives. one 81 which does
not even own lta faraitnfe. aad the
other which mas own It's furniture.
bat has become the laughing stock
Of the community on account ~ lis
Old foEf Ism. are given q majority
uf the members
"Hui then. considering that Coun.
Gilman sawyer. The watchdog Tor
the 30 called vested Interests. q ghs
m0vinE aplFi, Of the amendment
proposition. nothing elaa could be
expected,
The purpose Of the commission
Is To accomplish three things To
get q charter provision YeetinR the
power ~ appointing city officials In
the council. instead 81 tho mayor.
tho doing away with the recall pro.
vision of the charter and 70 curb
the power % City Engineer Thorn.
sou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Indignation prevails IN labor cir
eies over she ordnance introduced
10 the elty council BY Councilman
Fred Sawyer providing for the ap
pointment o. charter commission
Of seven. two 10 BE- appointed b.
the Chamber ~ Commerce. tNo By
The Commercial Club and three 10
be appointed BY The cuuncil
The point Is made that the oFdi
nance Is invalid. az the state laW
provides a method for amending
the charter. which mnat be- follow
ed
Section 171e provides that upon
petition % one fourth ~ the oval.
flied electors shown Al the last
city election. she city council may
call an election lot a charter CON.
mission Of IS citizens. OF 4 may cali
aueh an election without petition
The citizens 50 chosen may either
frame a new charter OF alter.
amend or revise tho old one
The sentiments 81 the wawe earn.
ers of tha city we're voiced by
Frank r Cotteriil. president 81 tho
state branch ~ the American Fcd.
erail0n % Labor. and also Of the
Central Labor Council
The purpose % the people "a.
g0ring the changes Il beat shown
by the manner IN which 'hr amend
ment f. "a be made. said Mr. Cot
terill The Chamber Of Commerce.
which represents nobody iu pArtic.
MAR. ~ far a. lie influence on the
general life OF the city ia concern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
Farmers Flock in With Vegetables, Fruit and Poultry
and Many New Buyers Fill Their Baskets With
Fresh Produce for Sunday Dinners.

Today was the biggest ON record
at the public market pike place
was crowded to rs utmost capacity
az 9 o'clock, and the jam continued
throughout the day. without cossa.
tlon.
over 100 truck wagons lined both
sides of the street az 9 O'Clock. and
many more were waiting for a
stall
The buyers were there thou
sands OF them during the day. and
every one wore look Of sausfac.
ton as he trudgod away with a
load OF produce.
The ranchor was happy, also as
one remarked. as he iingled HIS re.
ccipts This IL one OF the hap
plest days Of my life and I've livod
40 years ON Puget sound"
Many buyers we're there for the
first time today. and were Bstound-
ed at the display. and the amount
OF fresh stuff they could procure
for half the money spent for stale
goods which came through West
ern Gv
Vashon island fruit made It's first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
Continues TO Run Unlicensed Bar and Opens Way for
Prosecution for FeIOny---NhackintOsh and Sheriff
Still Fail TO Close Bar

one ~ them IN speaking 70 a 70.
porter for Tho Star this morning
said THE Ciancys are allowed
these special privileges because Of
their political pull The ordinary
citizen would have been closed Up
long ago.
"Clancy's statement that he viii
not attempt 20 get an Injunction
against Macintosh IL foolish He
knows yerY well hat no Judge
would grant an Injunction against
d county official enforcing the law.
Macintosh can give no excuse
Why the bar was not closed I'D
yesterday"
Sheriff Smith was not IN sight
Friday and today he ls said 10 DO
out OF town. One OF the deputy
aherlfs. on having his attention
called 10 the fact that the Clancy
bar az the Meadows was still DO
INK business, said.
We have no notice that Il has
no license"
On being told that the sherlfrs
duty Ia tho county was the same
a. that Of the police ia the city,
and that Chief % Police Wappon.
stein did not need official Informal
ton every time a blind pig was
raided. he refused 70 make any fur
Their statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
WILL PLOT
TO MURDER

AMSTERDAM. Aug. While
distinguished men OF al nations
are gathered az The Hague 10 talk
81 peace. Amsterdam Is soon 20 be
the scene Of another international
congress which has for is object
The Inauguration Of a reign Of ter.
ror Grim, silent men are secretly
gathering In Amsterdam today by
the hundreds and on Monday viii
b. gin a worldwide anarchist con.
fercnee, bent on discussing the beat
methods ~ destroying established
governments aud reafflrmins their
deadly hatred ~ all who 81 upon
a throne From America and from
FAR away Australia and Japan they
have come. as well ~ from Eng
land and every nation OF continent.
al Europe. A large proportion Of
the delegates sre men Of apparent
culture and educational attain.
mcuis many 81 them scholars and
liuguists 81 grcat ability. and bear
slisht resemblance 10 the popular
conception of bearded, unkempt
foda." Among the more notable
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Fl. E::EE:: 7

WASHINGTON. Aug. a. Score
tafy Loeb annonncess that during
December sixteen hattleahipa will
sail for the Pacific through
the straits o, Magellan up the coast
10 San Francisco and possibly to
Puget sound.
The destroyer noillla viii leave
about the same time but viii not
accompany the Uarnhips
The return route has not been
decided upon Rear ADMIRAL Evans
viii have command of the fleet
which will consist of the Connects
cut. Maine, Kansas. Vermont. Mia
uesola. Louisiana. Ohio. Missouri
Virginia. Georgia. New Jersey.
Rhode Island Alabama. Illinois.
Kentucky and Kearaafge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
ia Miners Are Dead and Six Isrs.d Frsn Rash 4
Ar Following Blast in the ErskG Coal E~--
Caeessness Ascribed as the Cause.

awful rush and hurled to the
ground
when two or three Of the stun.
ned and battered miners had re-,
covered sufficiently 90 regain their
feet. an investigation disclosed the
fact that Thomosko and ulaskeltis
we're both dead rhe foreman e
neck was broken. aud nlaakcitia
had been thrown against the aide
go the mine with sufficient force To
fracture hts akull IN a terrible
manner
an Of the luiured were able after
short time 20 regain their feet
and make their way 20 the aur.
face. where they were Immediately
given medical attention. The
bodies of the dead men were takou
out Of the mine and turned over
70 the undertaken
Il frequently happens that mea
working IN the mine near a blast
are thrown from their feet b. the
rush % air which follows the cx
piOsion. but this Is the first time
III the history 81 the Franklin
mines So Tar a. known. that fatal.
ties have resulted
The mine in which the accident
occurred 80 owned by the Pacific
Coast company. and a report of the
accident Is tn the hands OF the io.
cal officials % the corporation.
Il IL regarded a. likeiy that the
coroner viii make an Investigation.
but the Impression prevails that
the carolossnesa Of the men vas
largely responsible Tor the acci,
cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
WILL NEVER TRY
CHAS. H. MOVER

understanding that the state would
reimburse tho county after the trial
has failed. owing 30 the fact that
the banks refused TO take the
bonds
AS regards the attorney who IL
70 Be chief counsel for Tho fedora.
ton guess Il viii BE pnrrow The
executive committee uf the fedora.
ton held meeting recently and a..
eided that it wuula hardly b. fair
Ga decide between Richardson ard
barrow The tvo lawyers have hcen
az outs for q long time. and finally
each stated b. would not serve wiih
she other The federation decided
@ leave The matter 60 the men 10 be
tried
Where ~ili che Pettibone case be
tricdT"
Il viii Be Ia Boise. though Caa.
ron county Is supposed 10 bear the
expenses - the trial IN the Hay,
wood case the stats paid about
$4,000 and the governor has
promised the county officials to
bear the expenses 81 the Petti0Ous
trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

appearance in the shape of'a huge
dray load OF choice selections.
which went faster than two men
could hand IL out and. notwith-
standing the disadvantages In
handling their goods by boat and
draN, IL IS believed the result viii
be above expectations.
East Seattle was represented
with an automobile load OF native
plums, apples and peaches the lat
ter being OF unusually fine quality.
Live ducks from Southeast So
attic sold az 50c 60c and CSC. Fresh
dairy butter. two pounds for CSC:
ranch eggs at two dozen for Zoe.
There was no material change
in the prices of garden truck.
A permanent location which will
be convenient for island as Well
as inland producers should be pro-
yided as early as possible In order
that local fruit growers may be-
given a chance 10 compete with
commission houses which handle
California and Eastern Washington
products This can only be done
by having a free landing aud no
draYage at this end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
C0UNClLMEN CONSIDERING
PERMANENT MARKET

An informal discussion % a pet.
manent urbuc marEet was held
Yesterday Afternoon by a number
81 couueilmen.
The councilmon recognize the
sfeat success Of the open market
and also that a permanent and on
closed site must be secured
Councilman Keyslia advocates
the eholcc OF a leased ate for the
first iWo years 70 allow tise for
the city "a establish che market
permanently on the muat eun.
vrnient site that can b. bought
Councilman Crlchiuu suEsentea
leasing location between First
and Second avs and between
Stewart and i.snora sta Rsvells
thought b. could secure probably q
lease ~ site near Huhheli way
fnf a couple Of years flc aiau pot
forward The suggestion that to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
MINERS SCALE
UNSATISFACTORY

A new wage scale was present
Cd 20 the Mine Workers this morn
ing by the Mine Owners associa-
tion, and while no figures could be
obtained as to what this scale real
~ Was. IL Is understood TO be far
from satisfactory TO the Mine
Workers
No definite action was taken az
this mornings conference. but Il is
evident that unless some material
changes are made In favor Of the
miners, the proposed scale will 10
turned down By them. Another
conference was called at 2.30
o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
BOARD IHCSEkSES
ASSESSMENT

A as per cent Increase in the as
acasmcnt OF this year over that Of
1905 on che roadbcdH and rights
ofway OF the Northern Pacific,
Great Northern. Chicago. Milwau.
ltes g. st. Paul and the Columbia
& Puget Sound railroads was made
BY the board ~ equalization today
An Increase Of 100 per cent was
made 10 The assessment " tho
acreage owned By them
The amount % the increase IL
over 81 100000 the previous as
seaamentH having been about 81.
900 000 aud the new figures reach
Ing 81 600. 900. This does not In
clude the assessment on franchises,
on rolling stock. or depot proper
ties
Tho franchise assessment 81 the
snoqualmio Power company was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

SPOKANE Avg at-~ChaFlea
: n0gef president Of the West.
u Fsassatioa q siiaers. Il not to
= nssd 81 the murder o. former
G. sseunezbefg. of Idaho
~ KILLER. uss o. thc counsel
4 - Western FEDERATION % Min.
q stated thaf hs had Il on the
sismsnl q Senator Borah that the
pssllens o. me federation VIII 90.
a. TIE naK and dgcary trial 90
sAsA Hayweod was subjected
A peeaiaF state exista concern
h t. trial 81 Petflhone said Mil
n Il I'll b. uecessary % uAil a
ssessl SESSION Of tie Idaho lsgisia
~ tssaTe October !. the data set
4 Psiubonas trial The stats nos
~ - nqney 20 carry on the bat
d nd e. the last case cost about
rFba i viii take a big apDr0pFi.
MS % meet the hiil.
\ Dok-d for a time "a though
~ mssht nct b. necessary. bat an
fhssna attempt 70 70 SELL Canyon
r>sF bcats % the banks with the