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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
ASSESSORS WILL MEET
HERE TOMORROW

Assessors from 16 of the coun-
ties of the state wili meet in con.
vention In this city tomorrow morn.
ing. The object OF the session is
20 take up the question OF cruising
timber lands now uncruised In the
various counties. and urging uni
form action In this matter SO that
thore viii be an equitable ASSESS
inent in the different districts.
II is charged that much of the
timber land of the state Is now
grossly underassessed. and that the
increased taxes will more than
make the proposed cruise a paying
proposition.
The convention will convene at
o'clock tomorrow morning at the
county court house. In charge OF
Assessor Parish. OF this county. At
& O'Clock I'm the afternoon repre-
sentatives of the timber interests
will be invited 10 attend aud dis
cuss the cruising scheme. IN order
To- get the views of the allied lum-
bering and logging Industries on
the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20

n the natne ~ tho owner be- fatal
when the description Of the property
u correct The council on receipt ~
sut Z ansassHsHt roll shall cause a
heii zee thereof 90 be Published "a the
nftlelHi new srspof ~ the CiR faf ten
ft0l consecutive Issues netif,.iNs All
PEE sons tntsseHtea that said roll has
sseeh hled and requiring them "a apz
traf az time fact not tesf than
tHttleFn dal aaya frpw the date of
me lH@t publication ct fueh notice
snd make ot4eenan- thefst1 The
eenneil shall al tito time fixed con
st3ef alt objections made and ahh 1t
mae such cetfeetions % such rolf
auinAnce approve such rolf and
levy and assess ths amouuta thereof
saonat each lot aad parcel o. part
hrtggt and declare the aatns fret
70 he delivered 10 lie tIty Tssnn.
tfnllef VS., Hhali forthwith transmit
No duplicate uf tie same 10 the city
!. feasuref With htH certificate that
&c same has been duly approved ~
which Che cts freasarsr shall pro
100 ~ col l~gt the same except as
thv duty 81 collection thereof i 81.
se,sea hl iss upon some other OF
sila Z give ten days notice Ia the Of.
ilsiH nswapapsr aand shall mail a
g.if OF such notice 10 the owner Of
~ property assessed. eitea the poats
e.ilss aadress Of such owner "
Sane shall net no fatal when publi-
sstiua thereof IL mndsl that such
t"t has hreu certified 10 him fof
epilaatlens and that anises payment IL
thAde villain thiftf taei days FROM
ttsr date Of sarh uetice such assess.
taeet vii become aslinqusni and
zl,al e"sf Interest at the rate %
s Rss cen, PEI, apnum until paid.
laeat shall have bscams delinquent
added ana such lsiiass sss As assess
tnents shall forthwith be roileng-d
~ The city Treasurer tn his N-ofs
tttie oapeeity - tss colisctef IN the
manner prescribed b law The city
ifoAsatet shali add no psnaltY 10
eaae where "a. state law. f~auifr =
fneuf
And be g further resolved fhat
tiir forraaing amendment De. ana tho
same q hereby submitted 60 the
enshfird voters ~ tire CITY Of 40.
don A. ths nest ssessai sasetisa 20
b held Aarch a. fspa
lasssf the city tounrit the Sud
day 81 January. 1894 aaa sasDed by
sac u open session IN authenticated
% Is p@.aaae this saa aaf ef Jan
r...,.,.,, :. {, y nuhsrJr.
we ''' ~ 81 1 eaRns;;,, lp''
CITY Comptroller aud es-effielo eity
psls Of first publication. February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
POLITICAL
meetings

Tho Seattle City party will hold
but a single meeting this evening
and that at Mays hall. fAtons
whore George y. cotterill xill be
the chief speaker. The meeting
will be attended also by the can.
dldaies on the ticket with the OK.
ception Of Mayor Moore and o. T.
Erickson. who have accepted invi.
tatiens To attend the banquet of
the Manufacturers association.
Tomorrow night the City party
viii hold meetings at Oitman's halt.
at the Norwegian church AT the
corner OF Fifth av. and Wall 81
and ~ the Labor Temple.
Saturday night attention and In
tsrest viii be conferred on the big
meeting at the Labor Temple at
which Mr.. CotteIsll will be the only
speaker. and at which he viii deal
with the public records OF the re-
spective candidates for mayor
Pour republican meetings are
scheduled for tonight. as follows:
First ward. Newell hall. Eighth
av. s. and Bradford St. Ninth
ward. Odd Fellows hall: Tenth
ward. Administrator building. state
university; Fourteenth ward. Luna
park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20


PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. ts
r-.eiatioa sisa prppos ton e
the city Charter. and proYidiuK Tor
amendment 70 The auaIified voters Of
the city Of Seattle at the neat gen.
sraf election.
Hs Il resolved br the city Council
81 the city Of Seattle
ths city charter 81 the CITY II Ne.
attic br amended 20 read a. foit8Ns
seetiOa IA There shall he two 90
nodss 81 making psfment for such
portion Of the cost sso espsnse Of
ths improvements mentioned in Sec
ton eleven ffib OF this article a.
sbslt be ehnrsssbls against TIE local
heietubafors provided 20 Wit I'm
mediate Payment and Payment ~
80nda" The mode Adopted shall be
fha mode prtltioned Tot ln case said
. sSiiiiss ss elhsfs f e.. mode node sks si
- au-h as the council shall direct IN
the ordinance ordering such Improve
lie mode OF @Tmmsa!ats Payment"
shall ~ 80 follows
after the city council has ~ or
diuaHcs ordered ~ authorized the
making Of any hneh imIT9t efnent.
alter the contract therefor has been
faf a. Iereinbffnre provided the
hunrd Of public works shall report
70 the council an assessment roll
fsrepa sd in duplicate bE the city en-
sineef. which shall contain the de-
Eofipffou OF each lot or parcel Of
land o. part thereof e. be assessed.
tie am09nt to be ehafs ed. levied or
aaaesaed against earf Tot or parcel
0f Land Of part thereof IN proportion
% the special benefits 10 be received
b. each such lot or parcel or part
fheralsf from such Improvement. and
the name Of the owner Of each lot UI
parcel Of land or part thereof. ~
known. but In no case shall mistake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20

r1f Is serve as nueh uatii designs.
ton and qualification ta mada ani
-tad eH above difaetrd unaar like
coHiraet ant bond teknept a. 60
Ia b. audited IS tie Aualtina rs.n.
utftpa Certified checks ACCOMPANY.
tnk unsuccessful proposals shall 10
rsturued g the pranaseHs G4a eaf.
ceaafut praporai nhall BE- returned %
such nfupuaaF unun the fiiink within
TIE time aud In the manner Saals.
mated o. tie contract aud bond rc.
newspaper assispetea a. clts eff.
Wal nsM apapyf. Tor any reason fad
ties leTt OF refuse ta properly sN0uAfs
and ftfe the contrast and hand 70.
manner designated the certified
ehegk accompanying bis er its pro.
pesal shat Immediately hecoma faFs
tslted. aud be and hegome the prop
stse All ' osls ~ &c S r.sos ~ ss
teticez. ,aN and assessment sales
aud all other proceedings .fatrmeuts.
matters and things o. the Mafo
beari or ether efficer ~ faaeitse.
afY Of the city. witch b this cha
tet are OF shall be required 10 be
pahlished, sNcsps the statement PIE
shall 10 published "a the city sefl.
ciAi newspaper, but nat fas more
than thrco consecutive taausa. "a
ceei As otherwise In this chsfter pro.
Niaeti
And be q further .,esats a lat tho
feFeaoinG amendment hA aud tho
same - hereby. subintttesf 60 the
qualified vetsrs af the cts Of Sc
attic Tor their fatifi "a ioa ~ 80 ecs
tien ~ the neKt eanafal election TO
he held On the srd dAY ~ Mach.
Passed the city Council the sath
daf OF hecemtsf. iaef. saa siansi ~
uta Ia oren session IN authentic lof,
cesltss A II. 1891.
N T REYNOLDS.
Council
f1ied ~ mo thin ssgh Ia, Of ue.
csneer isef,
a. ". CARROLL.
city Ceuipsroiief and exsafflalo Aity
eirrk
pate OF fret publication. February
4. teaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
WELL-KNOWN FARMER
in CRITICAL STATE

James Hart. one of the Oldest
and best known residents OF the
White River valley and a pioneer
hop grower of this state. lies
critically III at the Brunswick
hotel In Auburn. and very little hope
Is entertained OF his recovery.
Mr.. Hart was In Seattle yester-
day morning and had slight
operation performed. He started
back home ON an interurban train
and at Auburn collapsed. relapsing
into a state of coma He was car
ried on a stretcher TO the hotel. and
DIR. +. Nj. Carroll OF this city was
hastily summoned. At an early
hour today IL was beneyed that the
sick man was somewhat improved.
but his condition is regarded as
very critical.
The sick man owns a large farm
az Christopher. where his wife aud
daughter live. he is one of the
best known farmers In this county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
Charge. eiopcment.

Charge. eiopcmenL
Master Richard Bekel and Nlss
Ruthie Mann. aged respectively 4
and 5 years. were picked up as they
trudged hand IN hand along the
waterfront this morning by Patrol
man Ballard aud sent 10 hesdquar.
iera as lost"
The tots were obllyious TO all
save each other. and. tightly grasp
ing big handfuls of homemade
cookies. chattcd baby talk as Mas.
ter Richard tried 90 tell his won.
dering little friend all about the
big ships with their sails. and the
nah markets.
At headquarters. officers with
babies OF their own tried TO get
information from the children that
would lead TO their Identity.
Richard Bekel." said the boy.
twisting about In his chair and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
SWEDISH REPUBLICANS
MEET TONIGHT

The Swedish Republican club
will meet this evening in the rooms
OF the Swedish club. corner Eighth
and Olive. to discuss some of the
amendments to the city charter to
be voted on March 3.
Final arrangements will also be
made this evening for the mass
meeting to be held on February
% at the Dreamland rink. when
Governor Mead will be present
A banquet Is also on the program
for next week to be held in honor
of the governor. The banquet win
be held at the Lincoln hotel. aud
the tickets for the same will cost
$3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
YOUNG ELOPERS AT
POLICE STATION

looking at HIS companion for a nod
OF approval.
And he stuck 10 Il. too
What does your papa do" asked
Jaiier COrbett.
Sells tomatoes" said the boy.
Telephone books and the city
directory were eagerly scanned for
the name OF a grocer named Bekel.
but II could not be found, and the
little girl. insisting that her name
was Ruth.ee Mann" could give 40
further information.
we live up there" said the boy,
waving his hand toward the hill.
The two youngest clippers ever 10
police headquarters we're given
into the charge of the matron. 10
be held until called for by the par.
enis
Richard wore a big black imita.
ton leather cap. an oYercoa; and
green stockings.
Miss Ruthie WAS well clothed Ia
a white astrachan coat and cap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
AGED MISSIONARY DIES
after BRIEF ILLNESS

Rev Benjamin Parsons. d. d..
aged 81 years. died last night at
the residence OF his son-inlav. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Joseuhsus. 1886
Seventh sy. west. after days Ill.
ness.
DR.. Parsons was active In his
church duties up "a the last hour.
and Was engaged In arranging the
details Of the Oriental missionary
meeting. March 4. when he died.
Benjamin Parsons was born In
New Jersey. lie Was educated at
Yale. where he graduated Tn 1850.
From there he went 10 the Hartford
Theological Seminary and then en-
tered the Congregational ministry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
RESOLUTION NO iirs.

ftkel,psED AMENDMENT 40. -.
resolution amt proposition 70
the cttY Charter 81 the city % So
Attls and pfoviaies Tor the submits.
s.sa et such sinsodmsnta 60 tie gaai.
red voters 81 the 0tt3 u Seattle al
tne heat general ~iestiaa
- Il resolved b. the city Council
81 the gttF 81 seattle
fhet section y Article VIII %
section :. rhss~ ahall - . ctty
hsainesr, a sgperint~faeet - Rtre@ts
sut Sewers Superintendent oftIsht-
ins and Water Works. a suP~rlnt eaA.
rHt q hniltsngst ana q SupeFinteads
rut 81 Public Utilities each Of uhom
shalt he appointed rs the Mayer, 81
the city caanclL fef The tern. e.
gent as hssoiu ethcfatsu praTidei
- three YesFa
And - u further resolved. that
tk~ forvxotns aitseadulsni t.s and ths
' ..stg IS, i hsfesy saesaitssd e &c
attic foe their Ratification az retec.
tiea a the nest gruefai eicetlpn 10
p helt os the sEd aaS % March,
PISSED The Guy Council ne ga
NE IN epsa .ssssse l. satAsasses,ssa
% Is essssss this I'D dzy q Jan
c "a BURNETT. IN.
Pre~sfsnt of the f-lty csnngii
Iliss :. me tn. fed day Of Jan
n ~ CARROLL.
city Comptroller aHa sR-sfficie Ctr
ps,s Of first psslle.sisa. February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
SUNSET OPERATORS GALL.

The fifth annual ball given by
the Young lady operators of the
Sunset Telephone company proved
a decided success last evening nj
ChIistouaen'a hall.
over 700 were present Music By
Nagners band WA furnished for
dancing
The committee 10 charge of ar
rangements we're Mlss irma Bailou.
Mas Kate Sage and Miss Emma
GcNally. The reception COMMITTEES
consisted Of Miss La veiie. Miss
Austin. Miss Bailou. Miss sago. Miss
McNally and Miss X. McSaliy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20

OF late years. however. he has been
identified with the Presbyterian
church.
Three children. Mrs. r. Jossn.
hsus. c. W Parsons, of New York.
aud y. y. Parsons. western man
ager for v. p. Squibhs al Portland,
survive him.
Mrs. Parsons died last Septem-
ber. ending a married life OF 81
years. Many years Of this time
were spent In mission fields In
foreign lands.
Funeral arrangements will he
made when Y. Il. Parsons. son OF
Mr. Parsons. reaches the city to,
dsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
RIDDELL WILL GIVE
ONE MORE LECTURE

Mr. tiddeil CLOSED his popular
course lectures IN the TabcrnRcle
last night II was the nth ron.
secullye lecture aud the auditorium
vas packed as usual to ifs fullest
capacity and many standing The
lecturer announced that he would
give a supplementary talk Friday
afternoon At y. M. IN the Taber.
nacle In which he Will speak 20 boys
On building a Man" Thia address
vii be- fof boys between the ages
of seven and ~, but everyone De.
string may attend aud occupy side
seals
Mt Riddeil goes from here To the
East 20 fill dates ON the winter
Chhutauquas. Later he will be In
Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
INSANE FROM DRINK,
Is SENT To ASYLUM

After attempting 10 murder his
wife and child. George Costen. a
carpenter. aged a.. was taken in
charge by officers early In the
week and today was committed to
the asylum for the insane at Stella
COON. A board of physicians who
examined the man announced that
he was evidently insane.
Costen lived with his family at
1921 27th av., and In addition TO
attempting the murder of HIS wife
and child. broke up the furniture In
the house. lie Is said To have lost
his reason from excessive drinking.
which had reached the stage where
he drank pure alcohol. The com.
plant against him was issued at
the request of Mrs. A. Brandon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
HEaoLrTtoS NO. mas.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT no.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 10
A gsssiatisn saa propesssiea "a
anzai AFtsess VIII Of thr cas- char,
ter. ana prnfialn3 foe The aabsaiz
slca Of suca proposed smeedmsnt q
sssssls - - ~. s ssss 81 ~ - -
~ u resolved ~ tbs C4ty Coauell
az the Gfty II se4tfs3s
rat Arsisis VIII II ,h~ Ctr
cisestss q The cisy - Seattle -
"a. 70 rad as fsIiawss
rsetisa Ia The-s shall bs = 80.
shaa rightly safssrs the proslsisa.
% al sss'sslss ssiss Aass: sna N. =,
~ Public wsfks sslassnk 70 hts a..
rsFtaurnt. lie nhatt. 80 Tar a. puktfe
asczssify uaY demand. sQpcrfntsns
All franchise roastfuetien whseh rnAY
s .sa ,s 90 y y = s. .ss r.. .'s srsl
B~.ra u Pubae worts srittea rec.
erssaenetstiors .. % zarh ehsssss ss
heitsssnen's whtass shsala - r.
81 fFane aias companies IN order "a
swssafre tsr cefnfevs aaa safety 81 ths
paeitr he shall kepp an accurately
lntxsef record Of ALI franrhi~. wusk
esnplstisn lie shall ksep on fit-
in It's offcs series Of piats drawn
70 scale. sbsxipx the exact positioa
that ~seh ptshlie usttisy oeeapssa IN
ths ssreesa tsEsihes With sectional
whlrh tire same may 10 teta~ tbs
surfaces 81 the atrsets u shall BE
his detY Go eMrefaliv nxataine every
application made for franchise Goa.
repsst ais rsaauaasss.l.sssn 90 .aak
90 the Board % r4h4fe Works II
egaasctien With TIE city ssuaeii ~
shan consider es~rg application mad.
90 "a. city Of ss.ss''s fsr a fs.aetsss
thsF~on ia writing te shalt andsr
cyfff Service rui2a have eonffoi -
shs empIsy us~nt 81 all Iaiser, Skilled
Or either. ~ his department Tie sitafl
az TIE city esanefl mar ~ or.ftuasnrs
Eraat. aad hs shall gseFfefm sueia ,tth-
e. sltiee as TIE CITY Counsel o.
Beard % Pustle wcrta may. fnsrn
Nv FRET w s"s..Sss n shs ctr t..sss
eli after the fret daY 81 April 1905.
the Mayer shalt agsaaaf a Hupartns
seueisns Of public Utilities whose term
y effios shall szpire ieossDber 81.
Ard b. Il further resolved that the
fafsnoing asnsndHeas - and us
ssess IS, = hsssey s. ,.'a e .hs
sftla for thatf ratification or reiec-
- held March !. isos.
Passed the CITY Council the 1n.s
any 81 January. 1905 and signed b.
u1a Ia open session IN naturalization
Of tts passage this 2nd daY Of Iss-
c. " BURNETT. JR.
President % the city Counsel
piled the eud dag u January, 1898
81 W cAHROI.is
city cssaptfeIier and es-officio city
Clerk
rsats Of first . lblioatloa. February
4 iass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
HENEY CALLS
IT A BLUFF

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20.--Ths
taking Of evidence on the immunity
contract granted Rnef. TO deter
mine the legality of his arraign-
ment on the trolley bribery cases.
was resumed before Judge LAWYER
this morning.
Attorney Ach attempted to read
Rabbi Kaplan's affidavit Heney
objected and characterized Ach's
action as a bluff"
Witnesses were excluded and ar
Euments over the affidavits were
begun. II was finally stipulated
that the documents be submitted
60 the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
YsHERiFr.

David Rutherford "A brother Of
Al Rutherford. ~ present county
ksomlnlsaionef from the North dis
'friet. viii likely be appointed n
deputy IN the office Of Sheriff Lou
Smith within the next few days. 10
succeed Deputy she,sff John Liner.
who has been detailed to talna tiin
position ~ North Bend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
Look Out

Don't lose the opportunity 20 inves,
iu beautiful cleared. tsyei lots. Which
are ready fer home building. Within 20
minutes q the court honHc. on the span
away car line Lots tas 90 fteo. few
dollars dosn snd small monthly pay-
feet square, with 4 or 4-reom up-te-
dafe cottage for tsGe. on payments 20
suit the customer Come new and tn
vest before prices 70 up. VIII show you
the lots without any expense 20 your.
self onen evenings for 1ouf con
yeulence.
NATIONAL LANp co.
bnb=to6 Pioneer bldg
Main ispi Ind is5s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20
pApGRHwssI PLAYS.

An audience which packed
Dr~amland rink last night listened
with approval 10 the playing OF
the worldfamous pianist. Padere~-
ski The number which most pleased
the large audience was Beethoven's
sonata In y fiat opus "a. No. 4.
which ~ seldom played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-20

fov4t AHksbMENL No IL
A teseisttse ard prspssislae 10
11sa3 &frTise 81 81 Aff1cls ~ % the
vi Ikri<r, kn3 pfestalnF Tor a..
e1~iesiH q <za<h pEesaasa Nl.<snd
u9t y II 4Eziiflsa vetsra. AZ tha
III q seattle u ~ netf gsa~rai
2 = sszei.es ~ q. cstg csssnrfl
~ a. Ctf u s-ssfs.
~ s<ziisu u q Arf.zle " Of
va mi t1&fisF ~ fss rify 81 Famf
S s1'ss's>s - a. - Fssa az fol-
s-sl'n u a .ssiy nswsp,u~r of
.ssN eIfrahfsoa "a pf6flskssi lr
~ = b. Fsylsl -lfY Gff5ei,,I
1920 shsH - assixnatsf NJ
es.es ass2A~E Ths 49,
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= AASss IN saeh gAsr
- b~ pshiishra far -. 8fdf
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{sfsr = pm and publish A.
fsi>ss y - all and slnr5sisr -
= $500. AlnFH required ~ ne
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{1aflsx thaisaa1 rs noft d,ttsrs
Prs tns ittT Of Seattle a..
sHss r,-s Comptroller and e9r.
q y.liisei. conditioned thai
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.1 - % snd perform e.ft -
'sffk /, tlinks Required 10 -
~ p,e seid contract and nnfa.-
d fss'sas.losf. that wbsneref 80,
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mo employ a Ike Hsvepa-
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TO FOUND HOSPITAL
FOR C0NSUMPTIvES

A pulmonary hospital for Seattle
VIII be the outcome of the annual
meeting of the Washington Assoc.
claion for the Prevention and Zee.
lief Of Tubercmlosfs held yesterday
In the Y n. G. A. building
Announcement WIS made al the
close OF the session last night that
5000 bad been donated for this
purpose, 10000 In beaueht from
tho late Sarah Loretta Denny. and
10000 donated By her niece. Miss
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n Leuota Denny. conditional Oh
the raising Of sn equal amount
from other sources and The ine0r-
poratlon Of d hospital for the trent
meut ~ eonsumptiYes.
The hospital will be ineorp0rat
ed Immediately.
Governor Mead. Rev. DIR. NJ A..
Matthews. Dr. W. 7. williamson
of Portland and Samuel Iiiil were
the speakers at the closing session
last night.
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WANT MEN FoR rAnssA.


PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. z0.--Rsp.
resentstives OF the Tanans Gold
Mines have opened offices here and
are asking for 1000 men to 70 10
work st pick and shovel work In
the placer fields. They offer -
per day with board. and wiil ship
On three chartered steamers about
March 4
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PETTIBONE MUST BE
OPERATED UPON
tsy United press.)

BOISE. Idaho. Feb. 20.--An op.
eration on George A. Pettibone. re
GENTLY acquitted OF tho charge Of
conspiracy 20 murder former Gov.
Frank steuenbcrg. will be per
formed IN a few days at San Diego.
II has been decided 20 remove one
of HTS Kidneys.
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CHURCH FAIR OPENS.

The benefit fair of the Mt Zion
church opened last night Al the
church. Eleventh nv. and T.. Union
81. and will last for two more
evenings. Proceeds OF the fair
will be used towards paying off the
indebtedness OF the church.