The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], December 30, 1888, Page 8, Image 8

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WASHINGTON SEWS
Officials and "Scab" Miners
Beat«n at Hoslyn.
WHATCOM TIDK rUTJrwn*6.
Krldewee la Ibe Klll»4Wt»ek »»'»"
<lis( Case- t>ele*»«e» '•
Htat«k*< d C»«»«stl»s
KurittrviH, Pec. —This after
noon A. ». W:1 ismson, as-istant
aaperinten'ient of tbe coal mines at
Hii lfu. bro-ight in 1" "«* n,n! *-
drivers to Uke tbe pla« of Strikers
This seemed to excite the strikers,
who got hold of the superintendent
Mid drove him o itof Uptown, bruis
ing bim up mn-iderahly with rwk«.
Tbey tlien turned their attention to
Williamson and made a rush at him,
when he drew a gun, but it did no
good, as they knocked bim down and
cut bin about tbe head badly, finally
running him out of town.
They also ran the new men out.
William-on i "aid to have been drunk
•11 day. he bringing all the trouble on
himself Everything is quiet to-nigbt.
Partie'ln'be f'.c-K' im have ordered
• lar>-e amount of ammunition from
here, and there may he more trouble.
jcxrixo T«r. Tlur ri.AT*.
The File-Driver's Crash Kehoe« o*
k«l>ii>Kh»m timj.
WH/ITCOW. Dec 29.— Fiftv men with
lantern- are co-istructing piling- in the
tid<*-flats in front of Whan -mi. t'ari
-Beld'< men la;ing the foundation of
the railroad otti es corner of C ami
Twelfth str et- two > locks o it < n the
w..ter front. At Sehome tbe company
hn- prote- te-l the w iter-;r,mt with
tx es. feveial i ~,ividu ds s(m t i l»e
the prime movers in j imping Hat-.
Wllitow, i'ro ate Ja li-e
Harris UHI«V M>LD his .-ami h lake
ran'h for \'l'< l '-r acre « . V. l»yer
sold t»» a< re < of lan lat Padden late to
Bennett &Co for |TS per acre ami II
Hofercamp old 1' ..'r*'- a- l>i h a
sllo (ill l'adden lake. Bennett's com
jtttiv continue- to p»y hiirh priie< for
anu aro'.nd the bay. It is M»i I tin
go •& authority that )i<- will l«-gtn the
con tru tion o' his railroad from liell
ingham to the Hkagit river within a
no nth. or a- soon as h<- can -hip hi
railroad tools to ihi pi oe. The road
m ist, by the contract I** built to the
river by January l-r, l'fti
The t g Putdy. from I't-alady, ar
rived hi ' By with Inmlar for Senator
Canhe d's railroad oltlies. It is being
unW'a<l(.sl at the foot of C 'treet,
Whatcom, ami work will l>egin on it
constr iction immciiately.
The contract for las ing cleaning
and grading the It. B. It. A N. road to
the British tsiundary from Whatcom
will be ltd within the nest lodavs.
Mr. Cornwall's company have paid
into the .Seattle land olli >• f)
se. ure Hstl «■ res Of coal land on the
head of Anderson creek, nine mile
north-east of Whatcom. On this land
there are two veins, one four ami. tin
other -is feet thick. It i- to this coal
thiil the B. It. A B.C. road will build
in the spring.
After reading the Vun Home and
Oilman correspondence concerning
the connection ot the Canauian I'a
diicaml Wt-t Coast railroads at Mi
aion, on the Frascr river, we consult- d
the map made by the B. B. A B.
Kill road Company four year ago.
and found that Mr Cornwall's railroad
surveyed that ro lie liefore the Wed
Coa-l was proj«ct"d. The West ( oast
seent- very notional, ami we lioj>e it
mar uiin its mind ati<l lame
U> (Wflliritfhaiii liar.
Hurtici a f p IKIMI in pumping tho
flat- in front of Heliome, ANU ♦ V
©ml |*He-iirivtT-< ARE getting r»*a«iy for
bu«ine^.
Mr W. A WIMHIITI RR* » IRF.I the r»»n
tract front th** Corn WALL COMPANY to
get out 50*I0 | at T rent* |»er f(K>t,
all to be uelivercl by Mflrili 15.
Kenoyer l'-ro«. art- attout TO «•:«• t a
large Maa INIL! and mill at Kern
dale.
T IHIW \ >KH *.
Htloon Mmltl-Tfro Nrw Saloons
llrlil|r to He Ciltrn Kit City.
TAC«»MA, t*re. Llf The meeting of
the council 11m- j«fu*ri)(K»n *&+ ut
UM ;•!«•«» by «*verv uit-mNr nn«i the ' ill
of fare provMed for tbtir <ii i n »o*i
Vtt - 1" til !«»' . •! t« I: •! * \
number of 1 •>. |•• . nt, »in
litetuH-r-uf tl>« 1.1.V .imlOrter -inlet ,
to urge Hit' <«> i'm it the lie h.h
of liiuillnp tin uniiim/ of ilo.ii
limine' to the lm*liii--*« . t rrf'
Al tn <\ M»- n nropnett to mnke tin
city a |>r«» ent of u m f.iot liriiljic A
►troni; rriuonMrttnie »•»< inuitaii£iiii'!
granting a «iloon lireu-e for the ct> r
of Cliu iof I'n <• Tin.ii. !■ .mi, ami tin
Wool: ton » ut«r wort, oi- main* *4
up lor n tliinj iea ujr, Usiiiin oilier
mutter* of more ol le importance.
LtMiTtioi sawoo* ttcaais.
The judiciary ( uimn tteee of the
council pre-emed the' lowing r*port
Tin* juuinary committee r« oiiiitu iiil
that the huiit- for granting «alt*on
licen*e* wi hut tbi «itv shodd l»e lim
it nl to the no* known distri t or
street* to *it From the section line
Thirl tir-t n tl Thirty «ec
ond stiect-, -«eond treat to Starr
ttreet. in the Ki A ward; on C tree?,
from Ninth -tree. to Jefl'eron avenue.
on K»ilr*;>l t wt, (torn Seventh
street to Jelt'er on avenue; on P.ioii»*•
avenue, from heventb tree* to Puyal
lup avenue; on A treet. from Seventh
Ia» Tenth streets; ami thai no hcen-e«
for saloon- l*e »:» *n *d on any street*
outside of the limit* at»ove spited. ex
cept for a hotel or foi a i uil. ing <»**!
a* a public resort and so accepted by
the liiaj >rdv of the re* 1 . ent-ow tier* I'll
tin* same.block or intimidate vicinuv.
J M >TIM>:
' «i A C »lt
The matter w di en>se>.i t ,>iin
length. Z: , I
tO adOpi WO ; • !., . ,
tion-* J ! j
weeks to at ov t « ■••tin p.?, ? ;
Hon of rem*>u-iram- If the pe..pv
of anv neighbor* d w mted .» al
in Ihtir udd-t t should be all a
to have ft
Wo or Dru « • , t the wi.-din
of th •r* j rt by marwi •*
Oplni »i! a\l , e put
J 1> 11<»M h»on w a op;%»*c*t to an
*u h resoluUon pa »ed, as th*
eouncil h i a % \ h<w \ a* \
abundant.> .Me n'< iw J t<> p;oit<
th*- rt?»•'.!■ • 1% %■>: tl,.
t\>L yu e e remai k- I that \ «>;h>
couu «mi ht a ■ • |h> «**l> !•>"w
bers more <• i th in It- ft :■
I hr tt*p t .»• » i?\
attortu was imth.» »• tto prepare .
new or&in • • th< ah i
of I quor • w->.■•% ;v tnl in ■
porate the at»ove r» r;> ion Ui r< n
o» ' • - i» • • « t; i '
A rem«m*tranc«' --urtn-d «- rt?
paver-. o( 11»«* t 'd v> it .... s
granting o{ :» . =».,> ;• n« , tl
pru|*ertv of Chief t 4l .uj ;
W«-» read.
Zmram sta*e ! that the |>et t
Weft oppOM I t« ha*: t-"»e 1 . *
jcranteo beca me there wer v * aire i\
rn.":.:h >a!o •• i e
and they \\t-:» tp w u* oi! oth<
buaine" lie ha re I t-» let ht
own adjoin J r ft»r a -.d«H»n
though t)ft'rrivi pi} p<
month in the rental, a - i d' this I; en «
w* re grantc hew* have t.o alter
nat.ve. with a salo . .
him, but t*. let hp: t to :
»j|o hi.
After mti h .i. i t , r, 4 u
was referr*s to r u: it,-e o
heaith an : i »lt «
A xirw »vk s • irr.
A voiumuto \\
Ma o:» Vfa> . X V!
ntfi i •
the guich o'i I i. t i i -v \ ,
ditton t< • T.i it.,.:*
would ket-r* j t •
to an arch o ; f ,
ecripuon, tv> th < »\ o:
1 by AW . y vt \ \
tit. I , wottL. m \
af, ' »t n> t ; Ki j i n^.: .. i .to th.
>«u.-Uer. The : rid
f«* t « , .. l . V
hi> plans and umkt h* •> vywwri o*t.
CW Bteete remarked. "W«B, tfcr* is
the -afe*'. thing Sor tbe city I ever
be*.-d of," and Mayor Droaa wi-b«-d
Ihrrr eou-d be * lew more Allen C.
M awni is the city.
The prwp»«itiwf> »« unanimously
accepter «nd empowered to ge
■bead with the work at once.
TH« SEW WATfB
A majority of the fire and water
| mnr. -tif referred tbe orrhnance
granting the franchi-e ro Oeo. F.
i for ti«e «tjpaying
' the cit i with water. U»rk to tb* coan
| cil wi hoot re>ommeneauon J. B
i lfu'j«bton a minority report
, in fovor o- j>a»-:ng the r/rdinance.
A m 4k»n to ! ay the icatter on the .
j utile was io-t by the cartiag vote of;
j the jaavor.
Mr. Woolston mtde a *trong speech
in fsvwr of tbe ordinance. He .aid
i that when a tbo tsand miles away be
had beard that Too una was in ne»-i of |
a n.<»re etficient water supply, and hi
experieix* -trice be came here ha<i
confirmed the statement Tbe or>Si
nance the rourn il wa» a-ked to p«s«
gjre the city the entire control &• the j
supfJv and c >iujwiied thecompanv he :
i would form. if granted the franchise.
! to con ply with ad their re tirements
and extend tbe msin* a» fast a
tlie co incit wi-bed. Tbe rates a«ket
were not high compared with the gwi
wbi-h woul<i Will, and the terms •!
the franchi-e were such as would >*■
most favorable to tbe city. If the or
dinance were passed the «sty would
get *uch a -apply as they could not
get under the I per cent, bonding law
of ensure*', with the- ci y as owner,
and which even when the territory 1*
comes a state. roakJ not be bad with
o-Jt an annual expenditure of |O9,W).
and even then ihe ctty would be with
out mean* for extension of their
mains.
He a»ked for an immediate answer.
»s he had t«» 1* in Helena next week
The third reading ot the ordinance
wa- then laid over till next Saturday,
when tV4. Steele promised tr» pre-ent
his reasons wny tne franchise -hould
not lie granted.
wm U«ir»m L*cr**«.
The application of Boeder Hcboile
for a I v\ 'ft lien*e for the Windsor
botei o/i (' -treet wn* grantei a* wa*
ai*o one from J* hn s. Coltfuin for r.
•* aJoon Hctn e in the premises now oc
< npied by Nolan £ H'Mki'.MjfWfrf,
on Pacific avenue oppose the Chamber
of <k»mfQ€rc«.
Martin Lang wai permitted to,
tr»n-fer hi'licence on Pacific tfeaut
t*> A. K. J #bn--on and A. F.
*»»ar. «;RADISO ASD SEW siwxit-.
Ke*oisUon« of intention to improve
No th Fourth rtr»-«-t between Ta<-otiii
avenue and K street, ott avenue >
between Pine ntreet and omsion nve
ntu>, and Division avenue fr»#m Pre-,
rott uvefrie t*« the -<• ti »n line i»etwe»?i
»e>tion* •> and ♦». town-hip 21) no;th
ran*e :iei*t, were pa< e i
Resolution .« of intention tocomtrurt
on tne south -ide of js<»»jtit
I wentv-fifth *treet from Ea-t K to
Kt*t I» street and on the we t - de of
1> street from bouth Ninth to South
Fifteenth treet. were ai-o passed.
A number of resolution* of inten
tion to improve other -treets and to
lay sewer* were introduce i.
INOTIF ICR MIKORITT RKFOBT.
Two report* of the street committee
on the new bridge on K and North 2nd
treet were read. The tir-t, signed by
<'aught an and t.'oliins, reccorumended
that the work be accepted and the
contractor paid. The second, signed by |
>tee e, -tated thai the bridge out
of alignment and recommended that
nothing !*» paid. There wan a long dis
cussion on thi-, in which Caugnran
and Steele took part. Eventually, the
whole matter was referred to a s|ieciai
committee of tne mayor,
city engineer, and Councilinen Zin
ram, 11 or-fall and J. it. Houghton.
The clerk wan instructed to draw a
warrant and pay the contractor on a
favorable rej»ort signed by a majority |
of the committee.
MISCELt AXKOI S ftt'RHtaft.
Several new jilats were referred to
the street committee, and instruction
were given them to examine into the
wh »le matter of platting the lund* in
I the n e of aectioti <5, just west of the
city limit-*.
A aidant General Manager Buckley
remonstrate"l against the Northern
Pacific being as*e*sed for a street im
provement tax on the property cov
ered bv the Pacific avenue depot, and
a* the city attorney decided the city
had no right to asse-■ tie property,
the tax wax canceled.
A n imlier of bill* were approved
mi l M «yor brum w.r- or Jeml to in
damnify the Trader-*' Hank in the caae
of the young man who-e trunk wa
-tolen while i»e was in quarantine, M»
that lie could draw the $lO on depo it
in that hunk to hi-* credit, the ceriili
• '•'< nr. m e :i total wi : .li the ti tank.
Adjourned.
AtttICLKM OF ISOOftpOftATIOIV
Article* of Incorporation of the
North V u-itie New* Company were
li'-rd in the audit ir's otlice \e terday.
O «ar N for and ('• 11. Wheeler are
the trustee The objects of the cor
pora tion are to (ieai in newspapers,
pinted book*. s\ utionery.etc. Capital.
|lo.<*M)
supplemental articles of the Ne<
*pta ly l.undwr C >inpmy were also
ided. in which .1 i» Cnughrait i
named «■. . pix* ident. S. V. Cooper,
ccretar» ttea-urer, and J. C M.«rrh,
superintendent.
CutUT Ktw*.
J. J. Kmer on wni admitted to
practice at the bar on a certificate from
tin* supreme « onrt of New York.
John A Mi II ie. u Canadian, de
clared his intention to become a citizen
of the V nited Mate*.
Mr* I'.oothroyd was lined s'» and
cost* for having under rn at provoca
tion r •mmitted an h«.muU on a ten
vear-old bov named Channce*. Cis-na.
Fbis i < part ot that neigbl *»r*hip
quarrel mentioned yesterday. In the
report \e-terday. It -tated that
vi» .ng Boothioyd had Ie m arretted,
thin was incorrect, as be evaded ar
rest and is Udieved to have left th
l'he co in. 1 and executive io:nmtt
■ tee of 'he dUUttbll of eotumeree w i'i
»m*et Mo?)dii\ tod* vi en.» . •>. t » have
the new navy yard established on
iSound. near Taroma if po*«d
ble. but on Pugat So aid.
a M aXWYtOCf URM K .
About ;\ months .■» Mavor
Mann advan-xNt rents on his P*ctrl
avenue pr>*pett» from I't*» |iut.
and*' <"-♦.» <! . ) Ou hi. return
the Hi«t iu ' notice of an
:van-.* to ami »., *nth r«-
♦jh tivrlv. The pn»|H-rty in », »» tion
5s one-storv b« i» k -t*»r.-s. in \ **>.
••on er *»: Ni ah «tn ' and i'a. ■
•*v»' due is it/, ( : ed by Chester
j Clear-. The rents deiuaode«i a»e
! do". Je tlio*e on the *»ide of
| the
WAU.t U tLI.A MSH <•
. A Trait* AffWrnl >'i|*tjilnvii N«»
If* 1 in souk** Bivcr
Wittt W*n *. IV » -Evidence
in the ca>«* twore Ju-t;i Whittnan of
the *iv part:*s acu e I of maliciously
driving k on the track of the O K.
sV Nt o, tt» the big cut near T bet,
a - a* about as follows J. o. Carter.
* tion bo-te-t»tied that immediately
after the attempt to wreck a tra n No
vetuber \ he investigated and fount)
two men ht i in a l*arrel-pit in the cut.
who ran *\a\. leaving a whip an :
■'■ l " s Next d 4» . cett:n< Hugh H id
j t*s. re he tound In- ?s.v»t-tracks isorre'-
isu-.ied *\a tiy with one of 'he men
!*:to ran aw vv, John
i •. i Huv'h Hall admitted driv
j i C s >'Ck on tm» tra. k {or the
jot i*tn«: kiIUM, u-; t to" whack
! ;p v»;ih Carter if be w .U keepst ii.
1 *rter. pretending to o»u*e:it, re
,«enily ortertsi t;. « ,r\ to *r i n"
with them Burn* "then a> i a for
me t -v-s ■. bad 'niot- js^dnv
ji>g wo tfdev- at n»4« , n the track
and bavinv them killed. cetun»r finJl
Jl*v.
| Jvwn huller U> seeing John
H;tms and A sat Uustav»on ruling
Itvay ve - rasT trv»m e cut ju-t an
. t '• a it : - .; Jhe .iiX
of November 13 last.
Mrs. Ny.esawa man driving. ttie
t tie :t on i en, ht of ac
'■ s-identv
iv?« t ve CJtatp-eil heard a conver
" Uion between Carter and Hums
ahen I? « . -r»i t arc r two l o - •
I 5- he woo id keep qui< t aU> it
i the racket at the cut» w or would se
j cur ty for "I* * worth of t> U { Utr
U.re. iJ -t» that young >ni:U> tia \
, admitted a k-vowlssdye of tb* criminal
I transactions.
The c*~- was adjourned aatH Wcl
' nmtiay.
Tbis evening Patrick Burns. fitber
at three of the defendant', was arres
led in tbi« city for complicity.
Th ir-diT night toe safe of C. A.'
Barrett. at Centemlie. *l' blown
> own and tJ*> utat
' A national hank is about to be eatab-
Ushed at Milton
Tbe water !te»ke river is very low.
bat as vet BO iee impe '.*' navigation. ,
Tbe tra'Sic in onutoaSj heavy for this
UIM of the rear
It i« believed the msne-arer- of the
troop« of the entire department wi;l
; ircxr here next Prob«blT
i SJM men will be present.
It i- reported that Lieut Charles B.
: SdtoSeM. at present past adjutant at
Fort Walla Waiia. will shortly lejve
for Washington to take a position on
i the taflTof hi* brother, M ajor Oeneral
' ss-bofie d. commander of the irmv.
Th<* body of Capt M. E. O'Brien.
*e»«>nd cavalry. who died unexpectedly
at Pendleton Friday, arr; »«i here th -
morning. He recently CUM here with
reiruita from Jeffer-on Barracks and
ii< returning when fatally attacked
witb hemorrhage and pneumonia.
The body wa- taken this evening to
Kan«a» "City. He bad served 24
year*.
The remain* of the widow of Hon.
Samuel Maxon arrived here thi- even
ing from Spokane Fails. She was the
mother of M:« Je-se I'ranihtller of
this i it* ami Mr- T. F. Wood of Mel
k'l! Lake and wa- a widely-known
I ;'>neer woman.
F rtr new electric street light' will
be placed in position here, connnem
icz tt'tdliwitjr.
A report come* from Pendleton that
a strike is threatened on tbe O. R. A
N. Co.'s line bv reason of tbe recent
introd etion of a new pay-roll system
whereby the conductor- and brake
me 1 are paid by the mile in-tead of a
salary.
POBX TOWSrSEXD NEWS.
Tbr Vfotur r.<>»!»• l»cr»a»lDK—Build
lc( S«|>|ilj Firm.
TOUT TOWTMESB. F>e<p. 2 ».—At the
citizens' mas—meeling last night,
whi h *a< largely attended by busi
ness men ar.J others, the objects of
the meeting Icing stated, Jndite Kuhn
was unanimously made chairman.
The fir-! b i-ii i— was the mach
talked-of motor line. Mr. I?.S. Miller
-tated that tlie promoter of t!ii< pro
ject had • ome here and a-ked that ( a
- ib*■ • ri | ti.i , of to build a mo
tor line in tl: < city 1* rai«ed. Accord
ingly *ul)» nj. 'lis were solicited and
th- people of the the <ity had
been a-ked pi irately to subscribe
mie subscribed and others promised
to do -o. aud some w ill a- -t»o!i a* they
can get the signature of their wm -
Counting what ha-i been already re
ceived. and the promised subscriptions
not vet received, but expected, the bo
nus had now reached tin- amount of
arjoot aii i the e'lject of thi
nieeting wax to get the bu-ine*s men
who had not a- yet subscritied to fur
nish the remaining s7'o). Judge
K hn a ldrewseil the meeting a
follow-: "Gentlemen, when thi
rnotor subject was first mentioned to •
mc, I tbo ight that it wa- a little pre
m iture, as the city was too young;
but I have changed my opinion now,
and »ee that if the business men ot
this city do not look to their bu-ines*.
the new and enterpri-ing Mood that
was coming into the city will take ad
vantage of the situation and start
busine-s ui*>n the hill, and in *uch an
event tlx- people living up there would
never think 01 walking down town t"
make their nece--ary ptircha'-es, bin
would patronise the nearest stores. If
the business men of this city, who j
have always l>een noted tor their gen
ero ity upon previous occasion*, will
but think for a moment they will im
medialely >ee the benelits to be de
rived by all u|>on the erection of a
motor line.
He was followe I by a very forcible
and stronglv delivered vpeecli by Kx-
Mayor P. W Smith, who said that
il wa* a sliame to think that a prop*,
•itionof so much vital importance to
this city should be so hanl to accom
plish as at other meetings, for in-'
-tame, tiic Methodist University, |
when OilO was subscribed in two
days, and at another meeting, the ol>-
ject of which wa- to purcha-e the
steamer libby, and J17.0U0 was put
in one evening and the boat was
IMIU lit, and now to think that here
was a proportion which would iienetit
the (it', l(M |>er cent, more than all
t'ie other former enterprises and they
foun I trouble in raising the amount
a-kf.i lie f<»r one would «übscril>e
ca*h.
-ib criptum• hein«f in order, they
e.-une in rapidly. Mr. U. <
Hill stated that the syndicate
that he represented authorized
him to »ub rrihe cash in addi-
tion to what thev had already do-,
iiate :. This was followe*! by Warren
J 111 ting, who stated that he was
a lthor'U9U I>' his brother fnt&k to
subs* rihe $.">(10 to fnrther the enter
pri e Thoma Carrigan put bis
name do an »»r followed by
Mes-r- Clark & Howard for SIW, K.
shti ler si*ou. A F. Wintrode fliXi,
('*>!. (Hiver VVood SIOO.
It was move l that a committee of
two !»e named bv the chair t > -eeth<
1« nine-- men not present and ask
that they 'vouie tip." Mes-rs. H. L.
lturkett and Cant. Melntire were ap
pointed .nnd said that they would do
the host they could.
The next unestion was what action
the lioa'd ot Trade bad decided upon
following in the matter of the nava!
«tun mission who are al»out to visit the
> »un i Mr I>. W. Smith, president
of the Hoard «»f Trad**, stated that a
committee of the prineipil business
men of this «ity to confer with the
commisalim had been an I
• tll* >l jhui \l r. J K. CiaiK, chairman
*»; Mn h committee. t*» -.tale what the
committee had c.*»nc. Mr. Clark
t atid that tb«on littae arai *• tin ady
i'*eou,»» uiti; ation with th*' commi -
si*»n ami had received from them in
which lb* commission propounded
- 1 pt**stit»ns to he answered
.iiitl that the committee were
onanimon in thrir opinion that
Port i >w n «nd was thr only pl.w ■
up. tl» ' > und that could answer ail
the :e-tion- in the athrmative, and
tbft r '■ tin* citizens of Port Tow useml.
the Key City o this wh >!e PugetSoun »
country. w«>uld wake up to the ne*es
iiie- t»f the is'ca-ion an I energettc-iUy
< ,i ! work f*»r t e one obj* ci.
h • had n »dou ; t that the nmuu -i«»n
wtv i l i thoroughlv convinced that
thi- the p .i- e mo t suite f.ira
i. *e ' n. a . :J- •
e and pi: h by the eit ?.eii- all in
;' ■ • »>e <iii «• •* en w a tin* »>;d\ wa>
Port Towns* ud n»uld ever expt* t t*>
my way with their oilier
'»vd« for tl»e n«val station. After
ma ;y other had l»een :e
|< * i»vd. the ineeting adjourned shbject
n> the call o: the chair
Vet r ia\ the f\>ur-masted steam
-« ■ >ner Jeante. pJi mg l*etw*en here
land San Franci u», arrived at the
1 1 omtnereial wh trf with atout
: ti*ns t»f innnn >uerehandi«e
pr,n. :ptHy tor l> M I> I ; n. wh . \
j about starting an immense b iildin*
. material >upt»ly house np**n the lar
ev ale ot mn hon^ t . m the same line
«of bu me*, upon the Sound, lie w ill
-tart an immense 1 im'sr vard to r i
Jin conne Ton with :t. a the mill in
this to'.- w (although just having sn
I■ re »-ed tbe-r capacity from si>,<»») t »
, 'o.«*io feet daily) is unable to *npplv
l the great iie»uaiul there
j aad from ail appearance* the demand
j i -r lumher thi- next year, will W
»far in ex of all chances of supply
| that *t w i*t for a* the erection of very
| tnanv brick, stone and tr*-*n buildings
i peci>le heinu' determined t> baw
J buildirgs. Although not one i
| startevl till V. i-. rented, -till he de
mand is increasing, and to such »n
j extent that upon a-km . «>ne *»i the
' brick men in town if he h i man*
, rvf. he said that i • wa< nn ;Ne t.»
I take a contract tt» supply any more
ax hi- apacstv «a> tait-.i \ j the fu le*:
. extent to handle the extract:- he .d
--j rea iv had.
svi\t.
1 The \. \V. > S w ! r*: 1 . iv« ;* n
■ Ne* Ve r > a' Mrs W I. Ha-t
. tag*' nr-ulance.
1 M;s«
lav* » th her relat ves.
ihe Mi-se> Blanki-ton are home
fron tnn> tor t.e homiays.
A ra tv ".j, p vei last bv
I tSa «ia<K mg elas es an»l 'Ss at
,* •• ! Sr - h«U. »b »!i ,a. vrry
| r .«?•»• • . vf* much • ii
(,>»v<-vi by aj] *;■«, part . ip«t ii. > >»-e
: *h ■ ttt-T* ; rr»* i*, ri H :i.
Y \ t' l Ueii */•,.! «i;c, F. W l'eity.
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30. »***■
rrorr and wife. J. LirernH«re and
wire. Mr. N;r<tock and wife. < aptarn 3.
' Morgan an<l wife. Hon. H. L. BSL'UK
and wife. Mr. aad Mr-. Knit, Mr. aa.i
S Mr- W. J. Ha»tir.*», the Misses
Brooks, Jones. Set tie
| tietls, ffiar.ki-ton, TfcMßpma, Mc
• Intire. Hastings Sweeney: Me-sr«.
A. Phillips. T. HaDer. s. Pv«itiu.s
E Torpftj. Miller. T. Hammoed. Wood.
.-isJe,jr, Christian. ifimmend. ana
many others t>< a joilr an! happv
tbrvtjjr. and daneing was kept up tili
the srajfl hoars.
mirrtSv.
There *a< very little basiness trans
acted tb-o ;gh the custom ho-.jse U»e
last week, caused principally br the
"hnt'ing dawn ei al! the Sound lum
bering •tiiiJis for a M-day's re-t and
clean-up. The asaai number of coast
er- enteral m l « eared. Imt the (uni
fier. wheat and coal clearances were
the Santa Oiara.cle*r*d for the I'nited
Kingdom, with wheat loaded at Taco
ma; bark Meroni. for Melbourne,
with l>imber from Port GamMe; kark
Marv <iiorer. for Sy iney. with lum
ber from Port Biakeley; the »teamer
Kern dale arrived with a carjro of coal
for Seatt;« from Nanalu'o, and the
usual num'-erof coaaters with jreneral
OLIUPIiU BirtISEITATITKS.
I.tut of the lirlffstft to the Ellens
berth t onmtl.nl.
OLYHPIA. IV 2).—A ma-s meeting
of the citiaen-> wa« held last evening,
and the following delegates were
elected to the E.len- nrgh convention:
> Mes-r*. A. H. rhaiubers. It. G.
1 O'Brien. J. F. Gowev, N. H. Owings.
J. K. Haydes. T. M." Reed. T. H Cav
anaugh, G. D. Shannon, Wni. Mc-
Micken M. A. Root and P. Dolan.
I he alternates elected were Gen. U. H.
Miirov. F. I. B1 -.t-ett. N. Ostrander.
T. N. Kord. < H. Ayer-, (re >rge G.
Mill-, J. M. Murpbv.'Fran. i- Henrv,
W F Kealv, 11. W. IV—ac nr. t > S.
Porter.
sfiolio£ni*h Note#.
Sson NT-H. I»e -. 2fi—Snohomish is
aiiout to elect delegate-to tire territo
. rial convention which i to arrange for
the a.fmi.-sion of Washington.
stretch's pile-driver is a wreck.being
r.pset near the raiir.»ad bridge.
IMSSENtiKK LISTS.
t'regon California—Pa--ed Med
ford; L. M Spiegie and wife, L. S.
Simons, L. Digley, D. M. Culp. L.
E .-ariders and wife,E ivard Sike-. W
H llanM>n. H. Nylers, E. Cline, Mr.
Thompson and wife. J. Iv. Murphy.
A. Chilberg. Mr. McCiane. I>. < Ha
per. Mr. Jone«. W. (\ Hall. H. M.
Warren, < . A. and wife, Pe
ter Kre - h and 18 Immigrants.
Oregon short Line—P***ed Hunt
:r.«ton: <\ A Ualaud. Mr . M. J.
Kearney, MH- Hat tie Starr. J. With*
injzton.S. 11. Frasier, Mrs.Marv Thorn.
Fred I> irbin. J. W. Hubbard. F. K.
Cochrane. J. A. Wright. H. Crarv,
Frank Harriman, J. C. llanders, Mrs.
A. J. Mitchell. J. W. Hill mad wiie,
Win. Cad well, Mrs. W. It. Bradley. P.
E* M. Grav. Mr . A. E. We-ser, Mrs.
Harry. H." Iteed. Ida Wells, Sidney
Wright. It. A. Lind-ley, Mrs. A. L.
Wilson, A. W. and .'1- second
class.
THE LOATHSOME CIGARETTE.
California Tearliern Save
th© Youth <*fThat State.
SACRAMENTO. Dec. 29.—At the dos
ing of the State Teachers* as
sociation convention, resolutions were
passed to'he effect that the be-t in
terests of the schools of California de
mand that kintergarten instruction be
made part of the common school sys
tem, and that children be admitted at
the of four years; al««» a resolu
tion asking for the passage oi a law
prohibiting the -ale of cigarettes to
miners. Adjourned sine iiie.
A Chicago Tiine-Ke«*|*er Ab*con<ls.
CHI«:A<IO. Dec. 29—Thomas Vines,
assistant time-keei>er of the Adams &
Westiake Manufacturing Co., disap
aj>eared suddenly thi- evening, takine
with him a week's salary of the mill
men and bovs. The amount of money
carried «»tl" is about slo,otK>. It was
done up in 700 packages, re tdy for de
livery to the employes. Vines does
not usually handle the money, but aj»-
parentlv foresav. that he would on
this occasion and had an express
wagon in waiting. An unusual large
cumber of police and detective* were
set to work immediately after Vines'
departure, but up to midnight there
was i,o due to the whereabouts of the
man or the monev.
Th« Switchmen*.' sttrike Spreading.
DCSVEK. Dec, 20.—1t is reported
here t • ni-'ht r>n#lo- authority of one
of the switchmen-' brotherhood com*
tuitt«*e men, that all tlie switchmen on
the Denver. Texas «v Fort Worth rail
road, lietween here and Fort Worth
would go out on a strike :ti the morn
ing in support of the striking Fnion
Paciiic switchmen at this point. It is
ai-o rumored that all switchmen at
Kawlins. Butte ;»mi all p<»int- be
t .vcen here and Omaha on the ITnion
Pacific, with the exception of those at
Cheyenii', have agreed to u'o out
whenever a-ked to do so by the Den
ver committee.
l*Ar«lone-1 by the President.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 29 The
dent has pardoned John Hess, con
victcd in I tah of unlawful cohabi
tion.
John Irvin, who wa< cotivic'ed at
the February term of the «ii-trict
court oi Wyoming, of mail robberv
and -entenced tor life, has had his
sentence commute-i by the president
t»> imprisonment for 10 years, making
his term expire February 20. Isim.
The •ommutai ion i* b:iseri up on his
ex* client conduct during the |«eriou
he has already serve*!, and upon
strong recommendations of influential
per>ons in tlie territory.
Ihi» *o*|>e«ded California Hank.
F«\Nri to, Dec 2.9. —The di
rector- of tii" Mi*pen«ied Cai oniii
National hank. who \ver« to meet ti« i -
afternoon t »de ide wheth» r t-» to on
with the ha-inr-s or lo into liqui
dation, met this morning and adjo :m
--ed for one week. They It not yet
hmrd from the I'nit-*1 St - c >•» p
trailer "? tb<> « inet.ry. wh
charjre tin* hank now i-. ' The « *xpe t
who has i een examining the l*^o!^•<.* ,
-ai l I'rc ulont Tboma*. * ?i i- alrea.l v
made partial reports to Wa hin^ton.
uf' »:l; m:) ' • d»- u- »i:iti •• he .
from »he ♦'• -mptr »Her. and i«' will not
kivc a unfa! he vt.< full re
port .
Lai*nt><l Indtetroen:* X>l«mttt*fd.
s '• Km* ;• .. IV- —ln Jit.lp"
Tooh .<.> rt t<->Uy f;r indict
llamhiirgi r, I'i-riier,
tirown and fo: tie aliexe.i
ha'J inter*-t >wirdles, were di
oii a i...i from th<* *'*-
preaie court. Anion* ih»» cbsrni was
that of >-sri -ili-iir K P. Parker. an
Oregon r.incbnti ; out of hi 4 pro{*rt\
hv ex hanrij}* therefor m>iu" >an
Fra iM.o pro,. rty i > which the\ ha i
ro title.
*u«t Agaiuni Jmy Goand.
Pa., IV. J!V -Attor
ney-' »e oral kirkpatri k thU after
noon Med a*»pii' at ion l>eforc Ju ;*;e
fHnonlun tsvng fosr v.* ; .
imi citing the We tern I'mon
Company and the llalti
more \ Ohi » fVie_:raph (Vn»panv of
Penn*\iv.»n.a into onrt to -! *% c«u*e
wh> they ho dd not forfeit their
>toy -s. line- and fran> b»~e* ft-r riolat
'•HiT the constitution oi the "late hv
eon-o ) iating Thecoirt granted the
writ making :t returnable on Junuar>
cy
rre*hyt*rlan* of N.»rtb and South.
N*w I)w. -• The confer
ence tire I* <■ hvterian "*«>ut.;ern a: t
North**T?i general ima com*
mr<»e- wi- jvp- -rted a- progjre >«n*r
fivom! «y at - v-tiav a n In the
morning the So .them men deliberated
•i.oi i- .» is..i ~]■«> t Surlli -rti
m?r. In the *(;eni»in tho opini.mx
•iN th -df Wt rv liro-.ich! togcthtr
ami th»» Sf.>km
day.
V Hraifr JvwHer Fall*.
I"NvtR. IV, 2SL—II. T. I"6rteort._
;f*' ' ' .-«■ • thi- .t u-rr ■ r i> i
an to J K !»r»K?. IT .
ill,! liabi,!-
«** 0t:n.41.! -it
Or. t .urr s« r » t . «li.
Mr> Nt*pai , IW. 29.. o r . Carv er
his m. le at 11 «'■' ■ k
to niiih*. »n-l *a.t -ure to »m hi" »•
pr to hi; bills in -ix -Uy- »,;h
Iw'iTJ to vptrr
HOHtER F.iEE HUSONBf.
Installation Serr»e« Briny Fortli
Hemini?<*ncw.
lulr Loaft lUt. ia 1
Mrliil.n » > Tr*cfc«r mt tfc»
Waik.
Thur-iay, ffc-.-.-TUi •bei-p the ted
letter day for ancient York Ma-or.ry,
the sc «)r< iaati- or "Mue" l-<dges of
Seattle. St. John, No. f> and Eureka No
SO, Ciet at their hall f _>r annual iastal
| l*tion of oSaer*. The cereiuony was
conducted by Pa t Ma-ster W. W.
; Pfxiie. a-si te>: by Pa-t Masttr Tra••
ten P. Dyer as jsrrar.u niirshal. The
] foilowirg were the officers invested
with authority:
St. John !-o jre No. 9. —Worsbipfnl
master. J. M. Taylor; senior warden,
Henry B. Loom:-: junior warden,
11, F. Whitne'. : treasurer, U.
Sliorey: secretar. Thotua* M. Gatch;
senior dea<x>n, Mr. Wheeler; junior
deaevn. H, H. Atnes: -tewanl-, C. K-
Brown an-1 Mr. Cook; tyler (of loth
lodge*) C. I>. Kniv-ht.
Eureka Lodge. 20. Worshipful
Master. B. B. Freed: Senior War ten,
Daniel P. McKinnon ; Junior Warden,
John Megrath; f rec-urer. A. I-. Pal
mer Se- retary. W. W. Poole; Senior
[>eaict!!. Thoiua- Burnett; Junior Dea
con, Mr. Radeliffe: Stewards. T. H.
Cant). Koi>t. Ireland.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies
of in-tallation. Bro. John F. Damon,
Past Deputy Grand Master of Wash
ington. arose an i afte- paying iirst
tribute to the moral and Masonic char
acter of the l<-te Brother Lewis McMil
lan. presented to S„int John Lotlge
No. It. Mitchell's Masoiri ■ Histor>'. a
digf.-t in two large ,-vo Tui line-. On a
Hy-leaf was the name of the }>eaker.
d ited at Port Town-end. IS A On the
opposite was the egend of their
presentation by him while Grand
Teacher to hi- pupil, - McMillan,
whom lie qaalitir i a-- Deputy Grand
Lei turer. Mir h9, lsr'.. On Lis dying
bed Bro. McMillan ha 1 been attende-.i
bv the s|>t-aker in the doable capin itv
of clv-'y'nan and Ma-oni • brotlief.
He had never witnessed a more
intelligent and earr.e-t Chri-t
--lan faith. and |as-inc away
from earth wa- an ecstasy of triumph.
Anion.' the last req ie-t- before the
great change, while inter*-t in s-üb
l inary things vc:l - fa :ing away, and
oii!\ ;:.o-e which may be wisely utilized
• for the spiritnal and moral elevation
of humanity were entitled to consid
eration. his mind dwelt U[K»n the sub
lime mi—ion of Free Masonry, and he
asked that these IK .ok* might be given
. to the lodte in which be hail enjoyed
more than a quarter of a century's
honored nietiibership. It was in co'n
pliance with tin- reque-t that the
-['(■akcr appeared before the lodge at
this time. This solemn eommi -ion,
and ti.e temporary p i* e--ion of these
volumes,qitickeneil the -.en-e—brush
ing a-;de the cumber ome and opaque
draperies whi h hid the silent past
from a present of more diversified ac
tiviti and a condition of enlarged
' opportunities for u-efulne-s, biinging
; him face to face with the glad com
pany of bright-eyed and youihtnl vig
orou- men. who welcomed him in
that isolated two—tory houseon Hum
mer's Point on a September day in
1 siJO, when he arrive.l with a charter
' from the Grand Lo.L'e. and procee led
to constitute and in-tall them, that
they might, fr.uii such humble begin
ing cultivate the order for human ad
vanement and mutual good. Of that
j paternal band there were now before
hi in only two, Bro. John Webster,
: whom he had installed the first Wor
shipful Master of the lodge, and
! Bro. Hillory Butler. Neither of them
were youthful now, any more than
himsoif. And their liooks, with their
later date, brought him in memory of
the hall in, which they were now as
sembled; there were no lathes upon
the studding; no unteinpered mortar
had been brought upon the fli>or. The
weather-boarding alone concealed our
movements from lhe curious gaze of
the profane and the din of the busy
cooper in ibe shop, below, prevented
trie story of our secret mj -teries from
l<enetr.itiiig l.eyond the yet crude pre
cincts sacred to the use of theinitiated.
In that impoveri-hed Ka t. seated
upon a board supported u|H>n the ends
o! two nail kegs, with the late I'a.-t
Grand Ma-ter Jordan on one side ali i
Bro. McMillan on the other, he
prosecuted the oß'n e of instructor,
with what success, the brilliant history
of the e pupils render- it necessary for
him to say to hi younger brother.*,
stranger* in thi- further we-t, whose
Ma-oni labors hive b-en confined to
the wall* of elegant temples, where,
w hen duty done, they could descend
in elevators and take street ear- to
their hornet through li-hte.^,.;sd police
guarded avenues, lis- co-dd hardly
make ]>!ain the discomfort and self
-aeriflce, and hardship, and dangers
through whi h our pi.ncr Masons
p-i-se t in order t > the performance of
their lodge duties, an I t e enjoyment
'of their lo Fp priodplM. The sti'.te of
the country can do y ! e - -ted by
the fact that the c> >] er who e sbo •
was lteneath while the-e !<• ! ire- we e
being delivered, wa-, with bis loved
and loving wife, - .n-equently mur
dered in colli blood by Indians at a
po'iit only a few mile- from town —
it-- remote and lessexpo-ed th in were
the bouse- of tho-e who had for years
made it their busine** to attend every
regular ,ueet:ng of the enft. Bro.
McMillan, bim-clf. lived miles uj>
the river. There were no ro id* over
which large freight eoul i be carried—
only Indian trad- thro mil th. forc-t.
AlSer thetim-t.< which a!iu-ion ha*
iteen made, it t »ok three days to get
their hou ehobl -oo i* in a sq iare
. bowed h.ittea-i to the home in which
he had sheltered hi* young and lovely
wife. Through tier kindne*- the-e
lM>.ks now come: ami tnav the brief
outline of pioneer -ai rifle tie incen
tive for profitable, wel'-dira ted en
ergv on the part of ( >;i M i- nic youth
in the line ■' their i.i-cuvered du''v.
"•ea inc s *'l» SJetaitie.l by
Storms.
>\\ I*, >• i<\ ». I) * -The con
tin ;*•«! heavy weather made pri
vate - MuT- -ornewhat v har y abottt i-t
--t'ii£ < -t tl»cir little imouikt for'
r ;i-eWere the ve.tther a:
ait fav rablt n<neh would be done •»!»
•vry . • ,t. •• rlcet t-» eet re; dv for
the M :• .'.M-'.the i a t. It i
hardi.. t- '.'baWe no*" thnt any boon- j
ers wih geto-.it before the 1-t o:
Januif .
Will I'urr M!» \e u j f r*.
Nkvi Yobk, 29 Pietro Diar -
artr«v the Italian who i« accuse*! of
an » moroer co omitted in ;
bi-* naiiv ijount"- aVx» it f'.rete year
"-•■ w\ - . r.ii^r.c«i lie*ore United
m t -> • j'mi: -i . er (M> >rn t t>-day
;»nd confronted with an attidavit ac
«*it insr him of the crime He ex- -
p-e*-e i his to go hack to
It sly and fare hts accusers.
Ihf t itirm »utik l ark Murder.
I hil\m LntiA. Pec. *Jt* -The chief
ot the detect!fe** that the man ;
'i m :rder?d :n Kairni«>unt Park
w.;- a t amp who wa- murdered dur
a »ju .rre' at >ome hoc.>e in the vi
i t : •>:. th«n eai'iled to
the p- i e wh'- • ;t r.v found. The
ch:e£ .U not be:iev« the body VJ I C ,
th»: < : Kre / an, th#» miinu'hoarder
of Mr-. Kohler of Hoboken.
'•plfntilil I'nvert «»f Kut! rsnrc.
Cj\ r\\ »r*, [> t 2f* At «>me point 1
betwe**n thi- < t\ and Lawrenceoerpr.
Ind.. t > te-ju>!>n. I.e*
■"V • j:! K\. and Jack solana o?
< iibnnn.*ii. :• i«i sleweijcht-', f.'-ueht f.!»
rr»ur.o-. •; irj? tarot incefrfons. After
pound n fc ' e.i h other for more that;
• r tv- r* th*» right declared a
* h i . e*i |SO as lu> fhare
of the receipts Fei her Wa- badlv
punished.
A California Planinf Mill Buraed.
P\«v fn%, fhv 20—Ltn :»sv Bro-.' j
tibrte utory t'lan n>r mi I at WaTerfy J
driv - was Wrned this morning. J.o
ia-uran e lifbl. The "Up
po-ed can-" it spontane ;is combus
t on. W. I». L »*urhrey*s bam wa- a »
bumeti. !aj-v $ -V*>; no insurance.
lirnpitr*! Drad at a Fire.
V i'~r at a. Dec 2j.— An incendiary
hre th mofa r.jf »ie>trf>yed two dwe I
- : • bIMH I having a MB
*o* escape A Kinney, «»wner of the *
hou»e-. drop-e-t from heart af-•
fection *apcrinduced by excitement.
D*lnw at G«i.
VusiTiitoj. IV". 39 —At the re
oaevt of the »cting-*>CMbuj o, war
A tt»rn*T-t G«riac»l &* J id-
I .iwwiurf'T'T.w ——
> itruiled tb« iii-«ri' t itumfw Aus
| tin. Tel.. to tak<- the wcemry step
{or tlx l«ni Uefen-e of Gen. ftanlev.
•a( the T'nite-J States arm*. rreenWy
1 an».te.t in th t« citr-rhite in the eie
| cotion of offi -iil
Brave Llf*-Si«r« R«a(lM.
Bostos, I>*v. 2J—The ckaabcr of
commeive wa-fr«w<ievi oi the occi
—,,n of tile >n to Oipt.James
an i bis life-savin* irtw. who diii such
t:obie work on tht> coast during the
m-ent -torm. of a fan 1 contributed as
a testimonial to their brarrry. lhe
fund anto inta to *!>©□{ #1.700. In a»i
--ditio-T to this Hamuf So, iety medals
* re an 1 the sum of IP.'
added.
Usee Kiot In Arkansas.
JIOSTICCIAO. Ark.. l>e< 2J.—A row
grew oat of an attempt to arr.-t a
negro ycsterlay, an.: a reneral fisrbt
between/Fhi'es and black- was r.ar
rtiwlv artrte*:. It i* retorted that the
net:roe< «r-Ul attempt tj release the
prisoner. The whites arc prepared
for any emraereßCT.
Tttc Test of the t harlesteii.
Wa-kingtos. IH-c. 23 —lrvinsr Scott,
pre-i-ient of the In ion Iron Works,
San Franci-co. to-day re-tified -e
--tary Whitney of hi- acceptance of the
conditions proposed by the depart
ment, for an o Lcial -team trial of the
cruiser Charleston, and that *l.e l>e
ready within six months.
by * Greeley M !..
DEXVEK. Dec. 23.—Word from Uree
ley. Col., i- receive! to the etfe t that
a mob early this niornirgoverpowered
the jaiie". broke >q<e : the j iil and took
out W. D. French who two weeks ago
murdered Harry Woixibnry. and hung
hitu to v. tree near the court house.
None of the mob are known.
I'rfiich Vated.
Dec. —The senate to- lay
adopteil the budget as amended by
the chamber of ueputie-. I*r»
Floqr.et afterward read a tiecree dol
ing the se--ion.
I'apal Pre««nti t<> frith C#l!iet!ral«
R »ME. Pec. 15). —The l*oj»e HAS writ
ten a coiiicai letter t«> the prelates of
Ireland, informing them that he ha
sent a rich gift to each of the Iri.-h
cathedrals.
A Millionaire "ara'yffd.
Dec. 2).—Wiu. Oirr, one
of the wealthiest men in the city, and
president of the Mechaiiics* N.itional
bank, was stricken with parahsis last
night, and will probably ne.
<lll I*l H NOill iw>.
Unitarian service at Pytbiaa hall, Frvc'«
Opera House, at. II a. m Services by Rev.
K. Smitn. Manilav school at IJ:1 >. *»
Spiritualism.— M. Sftauldiug will «Iv
liver a Near Year's Sunday. «: 11
a. m., in Ma>onic haU. ou Front street,
near James. Serv ic*s at 7 0 j>. in. in same
plaer. Come one, come all.
German M. E. —A. I- Koenekc. minister.
Services at the Scandinavian M. E. church,
between Pike and Piue. at 3p. m. All arc
cordially invited to attend.
Plymouth Congregational Church.—Sec
ond street between Spring andSene«a.
Kev. II L. Bates, pastor. Preaching at 11
a. m. and 7p. m. Sunday school at 12 X).
Union yeunic people's meeting at the Pres
byterian church. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 7 ;.0. strangers cordially
welcome.
The ileformed Presbvteriiui will
meet to-morrow in the Pfse-stnet ha'l,
corner of Pik»' and Fifth streets. l'rea</t
--iog at 11 o'clock by Kev. S. Dell Johnston.
Subject: "The fuspeakabie Gift." All are
welcome.
There will be services at the Fir«t Meth
odist Episcopal church, corner Third and
Marion streets, to-day. as follows Preach
ing at 11 a m. by the pastor, Kev. D. D.
( ampbell. Class meeting at 10 s. m. Sun
day school at 12:30 p. in. Voting people's
meeting at 6::<0 p. m. Preaching by t'.e
pastor at p. m. You ar»- cordially in
vited to attend all of these service*.
Strangers and visitors are earnestly de
sired to attend this church. They wiil al
ways be welcome ami will be promptly
shown to seats bv the ushers.
Second Presbyterian church, corner of
Harrison and Oak streets. Communiou
sermon Dec. 31, at 11 a. m . by Kev. A. J.
Cautiey, to be followed by a baptism, re
ception of members and communiou ser
vi< e. Sunday school at 12:30 p. m. Sermon
at 7 X». Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 :?<).
There wj 11 be a meeting of the c»>ngri »:a
tion Monday evening, Dec. 31, at 7:30. All
are requested to t»e present, us importaot
business is to l>e transacted.
Tnuity Parish.—Rev. Goonre Herbert
Watson, rector. Church on Third street,
opposite court-house. Fir-" Sunday after
Christmas. Sunday school 1«» a, in. Divine
services at 11:15 a m. and 7.:v)p. m. Also,
communion service at 10.0 a in., espec
ially for those who have not yet taken
tin ir Christina* communion
Chapel of the Good Shepherd—Second
Hid Bianchard street*. Suudav school at
3p. m. Divine set vices t>t 8:46 p. in.
Aii Chronic, Ne vous and Special
Kliaea>ea Skilif illj Treated.
Dr. E. G. Johnson, who recently spent
eight months in the p-iiielpai hospitals
and lea iinu medical tustitutisas of New
York City investitrating the most recent
discoveries in medicine and surgerv, hav
ing resumed practice iu Seattle, is pre
pared to treat all classes of chrouic
tualadiis. su« h as liver complaint, dys
pens!a. rheumatism, all afTectiotis of the
kidneys, heart and <ung«. all »kui and
biOixl diseases, a'i arising fr«xn
a weakened uerv. ii« system, al! re'-ta!
diseavn. all genitourinary and
all diseases j>e« v aliar t»> women. a«-c»>riiutf
to the latest and m »s f imnrovtfd methyls,
CiuiFiiltatiou free. Charge* moderate.
Office, r«M>ms ■■>'} and 00, New Yesler b «* k.
Mill street. d&w
WILLIS HOTEL
Corner Main and Second ?t*.
Formerly the Pacific.)
eukofeaxt
WILL OPEN JANUARY 1
Completely an ! thorouehlr renovated a <1
changed to « i»ew nu»l jHTfect family hotel.
'.** ami hath, ladj«'s* r. ••••ut-.' «•*,. ,k
--i"sr a:i<i r« a«!iui< nnnti*. and al 1 the ««»ra
forta of a hom»-. I iatetid »o inak«- this a
thoroughly reapectable house. Try it.
M. W. WILMS, Pi<op.
BE CAREFUL!
WHAT
Brand of Spices
TOO I Z ON YOt 't TAlil.E 11R
IS YOCU COOKING.
PT RE erici GROI N'K KKh-il EVERY
DAY AT
-1. W. HICHKS'.
THE TEA AM) CO FIXE HAN,
800 Front Stroot. swr
NOTICE.
N'olU K IS HKRKBY «J!VEN 7-> THE
-*'t«i<-kholdfr* of lb»* Srattle Transfer
f'oinpativ. * ro po rat ion <>-eauij»*<i under
the !»«• of WaAbiustonT* rl»ory. and hav
ing Irs principal place of bu*me*« at Seattle
in ?i«i<l u*rri*« rv. that a meetinaof tije stock*
holders of said « orporation will \held on
Saturday, the 9th oar of February, A. I>.
at « o'clock p. m. of said day, at the
Mfn hint- Nftttosal Bank in Seattle, W. T
the object of *a:«l meetluc !•> authorize
tha increase of the capita! *v< k. from
91 6.K»0 to lAtf.OO
NOAH ARMSTRONG.
A MAC KIN r« >SH.
J It METCALKK,
t HARLK- ARMSTRONG,.
1J V SIIAUHITI,
Trustees of The S* attle Transfer Co.
Seattle. Dec. 13,1&&. 6«trr
voir y
To take a coor-e id the Ba* :»**». short
• H' : f- . ; tt;.'-
hfi Departments of ti -I.KT, v BI">I
COLLCtiK. and "v«-ri n? mv
rail or »eiid for cir»-u'ft- Rot ran
-I. SS asd '4. Cai >u Blo* k F ou: <rcet P.
0. btX 4nd. s« f
irtistk Printiof I
\\-E MAKE A SPECIALTY OF EI.E
* » srat: visiur.e cants and wedding
*tation»-ry. We aSo <io a gvueral v. prol
ix* biftftiueva CORY Eli. -Z >AR<i e«iN. ;
Teietshotte 38. Oi*cra B>oU.
I WILL GIVE
TO AST
Manufacturing
U
Company
Who are Lookinr (or * Location.
12 LOTS
-IN
WRITE & MiiVMXG S
ADDITION.
For farther particular*. appiy to
A. H. MANNING & CO.,
Rear of Dexter Hortoa's Bank.
NOTICE
Of a meeting of the Stoekboldt-r* »>f The
Ailmoud «!fc Phil lip? Foundry I 'omra'i v.
f««r the purpose of !ncrea»ii>f the .capita!
«tock of said company.
N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVI-K TO THE
stockholder* of th- Ai! ctotid A Phi -
1 zFoundry ( orapauy, by the uuder
vient-d. all of the trustee* of said com
pany, that a meeting of said stockholder-,
will be tat Id at the office of sard
company in the city of battle
Kin? county, Washington Territory,
•in Wednesday, the -7:h <*ay of Kebnian .
l-.*<9, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon of said
•fay, f«>r the purpog.- of inercatun? the cap
ital stork of «ai i company from its pr«>-
eut amount of U0 shares ofiiooe*«h(#r_,rtoo}
to 1000 shares <»f *iooea<h (*10? 000.. All
stockholders are requested to he pre«en:.
( H H. AI.I.MoND,
W. K. PH!» .UPS.
Trustees of said Allmond A Phillips
Foundry Co.
Dated Seattle, W. T., IWerabtT'-S. IsS*.
THE
First National Bank
OF SKATPLK.
Seattle, Washington Territory.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, - • $150,000
GEORGE W. HARRIS, J. GOODFELLFW,
President. Cashier.
General ban Line business transacted.
Sight and telegraphic exchange. pitvahlc
in all the principal cities of the United
States and Europe.
Dexter Horton & Co.,
BANKERS.
Incorporated ISM 7.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
President W. & Unu
Vice President A. A. DiNM
Manager J- P. Hoyt
Cashier B. F. Bait*;*
QIGHT EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPH
O ic transfer* on New York. Chicago, >t
Paul, San Francisco, Portland and various
point* in Washington, Oregon and British
Columbia.
i?igh: Bills of Exchange on London, aval?
able elsewhere in Earope.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds, stocks and other valuables receiv
ed on deposit for safe keeping.
THOS S. KRt'TZ. HARRY KRCFZ.
President. Se^yandTieaa.
Washington Loan k Trust Company
(INCORPORATED.}
Anthonred rn;.aa, 5.00.000
t*id-up l . fiO.IUXI
MORTGAGE LOANS
OJ»
Improved Farms acd City Propertj.
I.OWKST RATES—So DELA-Y.
Branch orru b—lie M*ll s . (Occdenta;
Bl'iffc}. hK \ IT. E W *T
GKORGE V" HVi.ER. rvi»i a*«r.
Eastern Ofph f.—H.uaiinay, New
Y«>rE: « Jv *r» Hnildin?. Boston.
Western Orru bp—ll in- office, Walla
Walla, W T.; Branch Colfax and
Seattle.
Bailev Gar/.ERT„ JE. F. Ferry,
President. j Vice President
J. Fi rth Cashier.
PCGET SOLXD NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
OCCIUKN' TAI. H LOC K
HITY AND SELL FOREIGN AND IK)
moth odMßfi, transfer MM by
telegraph to any part of the Tufted Slate*
and Europe. reciivt lefH*it> of money ac«l
t«ue ptw books or certificates therefor
CORRESPONDENT**
Uwdon. X. M Knthwßil.] s»ns
Paris. l>c Rothwhild Freres.
* Frankfort, A. M.. L. Von Steißer A Co.
New York, a*enrv .»f hap*, of Californi»
Chicago, < or.merHai National Bank.
B<*ton, Sntfolk National Bank.
Han Kraneiaeo. the Hank of California.
Portland, the First National Bank.
Washington Savings Bank
In «.,-j.nrau «i under the Temu>nai lawn.
Post Building, Mill St., Seattle, W. T.
CAPITAL, - - $50,000.
OFFICERS:
ST. W. DEARKORN. .... PRESIDENT
B. B DIARBOM. YICErREMftEKT
If +. lIKKiINS ... CASHIER
A CeceraJ Bacfcifeg Baslues 1 : Traa=.acie<3.
Draft* drawn on aii par?* iff tb<-
int< r paid uii savings and time deport*.
i*j a. in to a p tn at. : .-a!nrday
eveiiiifc from 7 to9o'clock.
i* ;>o*ita may be made in ;•» moi: or by
registered letter, money order or eEpres*.
, and deimsit books will be returned a* re
, qnaHed.
« r Money loaned an reai estate at reasonable
I rates.
c. if Hanforp, President and Cotinael,
Ex-iiov. ATyw C. SjlikE. Vice-President.
H. F. Baekk. ?»<retary.
SEATTLE
| Title Insurance & Trust Company.
CAPITAL. 52W.000.
Rooms 19. 20, 33, 36, Caioo Block
Seattle.
Issues po'irics of insurance vpoo Reai
Estate Tm.Es, pro
tection arainfct lows by reason of defect! vt
j titles.
IT at itsown expense the defense
j of aii legs) instituted in th*
I interest of sd verse claimants and relieves
the insured from alt trouble, annoyance,
1 anxiety, cost and expense attending such
{ litigation*.
MEHCHAXTS NAIIOKAL BANK
Designated Depoaftory and Financial
Atent or the
UNITED STATE 3 COVIRSMES7.
i>eai» in foreign and domesticex/*hang«-s
Max*** TCLROKAfnir Transfer* and U
*nva Letters or Cremt.
Sentil Biokiag Sasiam Transacted.
SAFE DMT AND"TRCST CO.
P*id-cp Capital, «100 000
——
i Part interest on tarings deposits.
Rents sales and depnait boae*.
I R>-*-ei ve* foods on forign
M ikea ]«>ana.
I
KRED WARD, Munager.
THE BEST VET!
FAEUHE'S
FIRST ADDITION
TO
West Seattle
THE CREAM- OP THE CREAM!
Fine View of the Bay and
the City.
Only One and One-Half Blocks
From Seep Water. Steam-
boat Landing.
EVERY LOT LIES WELL.
SO STEEP HILLS TO CLIMB.
SO HEAVY GRAIIIM HERE.
Everybody is now making a rush
for West Seattle property, in order to
get a foothold before the, coming of
the
Southern Pacific Railroad,
THE MOTOR LINE,
And other improvement- now boukt .1
for We-t Seattle, which will double an<l
treble the prices next Mjmir.er.
IK) SOT MISS THIS (HIVE.
Lot< in this addition have just
been placed on the market, and they
are going fa-t.
SCALE OF PRICES:
SIOO, $125, $l5O,
$175 and S2OO.
TERMS EASY.
Free boat every day to view
the Property.
•loin the Procession
West Seattle property f«»r sale by
lot, block and acre.
LOTS IN ALL PASTS OP THE CITY.
K. G. FAEGRE.
| Room 5, Minnesota House,
|
»T»r Cor. Second aa-1 WMiuufion nt
libs, y
the grocql
141* t* 1416. . .
Grama aoi Frsrim
In tlh- city. »r.d m k< M _ .
Crealfr ;; lUI **
Cant 'ta srart!*, h.
«t a*e to ■«
or *m«lS. Y.w wsa
, eonot o! hi.
wiwle »t.>rk h kw ,£;<• *.
ehu.matiMt ne u .kV*°, —<
rn« hrfte- prtcea -has MT J2l!
b<M»e la the city. iv*, JS*s|
packer of the »:
1888
—KKASD OR
Em!#™ Corg-W,
I? ucovt red Kuu and
ShirbJtt. jrtrt, (rr*»
■Mto-kOM. bv Um
cr*u\ t.. a or carload.
(or HAIX HAVW **•»
DUNGENESS BTTTTEI
Charles Louch,
FROWT AJTD rjTIO*.
THE FOLLOWUHT
EAST TERMS
OS
West Seattle Life
Bay Vie* Alit
Ten per cent down, 10 per
cent in 30 days, balance
S2O monthly.
All cleared, high aad eomnuiui i
/rand view of the Soirad nil the rit*.
TREE TRUBamm.
VALENTINE HAH,
Basement Real Estate
Exchange,
Cor. James and Second 8&
FOR SAL
One lot and fonr houM
on Columbia street; iirent
ing for 8120 per montk;
price, SIO,OOO.
One lot, corner of Cen>
mercial and Main. This
is a fine location for any
kind of business, either
wholesale or retail, ui
will make one of the beet
places for a bank in the
city.
An extra bargain on
Front street.
Three choice lots on See
ond street.
Three lots on Ferrtk
}
street.
Choice residence lota in
all parts «f the city.
HtiFXGR & BiSli,
»OSJ i'ttnirflifrial sL vatiM.T.
ISFINNEI
CO.'S
NATO N'AL PISPEWAaT,
lily Commercial stroot* cor>*
Jachsoa. Seattle W.T«
Aii chronic D> vases of MEN Md WOJttW
su» i♦ Hsfulljr treated. _
UOtrr MANH(»OI>. N rvod wnyw
, Debility, Exhansted Viraaty. ww«s»
Weakness, ;k*-rraatorrl>«;t;a ' 3i yy^.'
Gonorrhoea. (ifeet, ■JyphfUi.
. line. V\.-.kn. - in* -inci'-""iSI'JSS*
tionai 1>» rauK-Tu ntsthat r -'i.t frt>M****■
fni foUlea or e*ct*s in a/;:? > . ..
URINARY
Crysutis, Varicocel». Btrirture, OSSj
'ly and safely cured. So naeseeesßS"""
, pven, uor strottg in|Ktlo«« wn *
OMse stricture.
i NERVOUS
ipoudency. etc., etc.. eurfd. .t
Yill!Nr« MFN saffer n# fn»a tm
1 Uurlu Ifcfl jrcjthfa! foßfes m tafra*
tious, should avail themselves •! ow*'
meat, the greatest lya/u c■verj<*j ~Jt.
tar of vnfferinE humanity. Wll I
a positive cure in every cssa
MiddlMUedlen^^SjiSr?;
Rations of the oladder.
pmartini; or bwniag s* nsatfai*;
ation the urine dejxisits a
sovßctiTQes alMnnen i* present. Tne®J**
ran-n from a brißht "r re»id.«h to e*
milky hue, the patient ext*rießO£»*™
ening of the syntem in a manner
tfroiiiit for Thi» i« the -
seminal weakness. Many die of JjJT
cßity, iirßorant of ita *.aa«e. A
and healthy r*«t'>ration pnarantsea.
OflW »onra 'J a. tn. to h J>. ®- •• ■" p
1 m.; Kuodays 9to 12. t
S. B. —Pomona unable R* visit M °^ |
treated at their homes by
Medicine* and Inatrarno®**®* l> *
"ir>rMS Co»i«nltafim» fre*
Send 10c for the TOMS *» B ' ,
or Guide to Wedlock.
Second Street Tax MoticA
'I"HF TAX LEVIED HY Tltt
1 Council in the district rreyd .
dies nee No 9f4, to provide for
' of Second ftreef. fr«»m BlasfMJjJ**
; «.treet. and conwtructioc aldewaiWOj'. .
I sides thereof, is now due and paTR';
j the office of the city treasnrer. AO
cot paid within
FORTY DAYS
Of the first publication of this a °y!
I be de 'art d delinqm-at, a penalty «J* ® JTj
j cent added, and interest at tbe rate
percent, charged _ „ f . )W |
W. K. ff>RK&>T. < l»y ' '**-
i Fir«t paMii «i»n ol thu notice. l«*"
j t*r >. lw. yap
The First Regiment hmj
CAN BE RENTED
For Fairs* Ball* and
t'KARIJM H KfTTl^jgr
, M