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THE PROPOSED NAVY TARD/:
Reasons Why It Should I»-i;
rawl at
The «wr AJtanta*e« S«t Forth In
Answer to (2»«»U«»« f»«»
the Comm {••Ion.
u. ?«*t«r4ay tod he
(nnstbs toiot ot tb» board of
~ '/ '"mater** «< city rave.
IS7ta« UTIRIE prrpiredbybiailn r*»ty b
® * —..-i fonrardad to lfaror Mck *
t» *'T wnraroaa w m«TOT MO
hT fOWWMCI iOHßCiiwl 'tJ. I
. l(t th« »*» )*««»* «•<» «««■-» ,
»the iit« tb« propoa-il nary
" Mr B»C» »*• by tie a*for
I.*V"-«ar- b' r»t>!y. W" ! ':h, aß*r reading.
lIT > to*"* by the com :
I,*~ and onfc-rad u, Capf. A. T
M*r.»B- 0- *• *' F '" rl -**' l ,<w ,h * e<>,B 1
inSMfcs. tb< url rn lirr „.., rs
-1 f r,i* M«rei«, in waat 'jaastiti**
J4S what pr.-"» «•«» , tlm ,'f r for«J>ip
, <„• mraowa I** "Htalned
('«* fn-a*"' ><- <"'alned fa* wbarrea,
ett l '>U>* atta* kaof the
«r«th* aourrr* for kupp'.ylngrut "
JT WTONTUT Iron »"■' what < t nanti
tinl M:I F I"' • '■■•<■'' "IPPTT and at what
*t From wba! poinU c«c rani be ob- !
tatntd and at P ri '-« •»* '»
*. t ' by day or month: anil what i
quality I" »:aatti'ti« ao4 r..anotan--jrfD» .
*^ rl ant UnvnCOß" 111 tb ia rictn
)„• |f noi. from what point* U lime pro- ;
Mliyd IB'l '*"*
SJLf bri"k« of for* 1 qUfttftf made here? I
21 what do wry «wl? Capacity of
■arks for lamlaf out quaotitia**
7. «hi- iuUdlftf atone »• obtain<*4 in
« tithe'• any by»irauli cement made
tatMarWnlty" t , I
9 What aaarhine shops are there in this
rtdnlty au.l tSiwklud and nuoaber of per -
|(| What :• t • *»!ua *a» tw- nty
(g» mtUm ra<ln anjanil jonreity
I! Hua man) men a - SlabV to draft.
< , b" * ■ * tti-- *re« of 11 and 4*> /»ar»'
li l«th*r r ai.y aathaalir of tb«
Xt-:- ■'••*', »'i '« ss'l rainfall, dir. ruoa
,od f or. f of II *O, |>>a«t faruitb .
i.l Wherein frath vatcr obtained ia th<
yicinily, aad lu what aßanttty?
It Coat ..f rvi: and llrtoK for rnvbanlo
an l laMrrri ?
15. Wt.at It U»«death-tab* and prevailing
dl «*•*»** '
16, What I* tha character of the toil for
fotftiidftTiona iu your ficUiity?
IT Will you give the com minion fc li«t
of the mauuf»''turt«C eatahliah wcufi of
the city, their value, an<i the number of j
men era ployed!
Ui Wh*' arc tbw m-"an« of con»mun>a
tloa with the Ea* f , the Mi«*i»ippi valley,
Man Franrlvro an 4 Portland?
VI What i» projected in immediate fn
tun* In the nature *»f manufactnriuit entafrv ;
li«h«e»t*, railways, etc.?
2» What aro tl»»- pr«ncut market rates for
artides n*-d in the r->n»tr»iotion of httiltl
!nf*. and iu iron aud steal ship-building*
nit atoo'a As»w«as.
Mil Bfrp. S BRS.
SEATTLE, W T., Jan. 11, IW.
I>ear Sir Hi* Honor Mayor Moran has .
han led me your letter containing a Hat of !
question* which the for se-;
lectin# a »it* for a naval station upon the '
Northwest coast desire to be answered.
lla or Koran has desired me to tend yon
snsw»rs to these questions aud in otdor
to d * so Intelligently, I hare consulted
with a number of «»ur citixena wbo«-1
opinion! on the various points srn awt i
like IT to be correct The question* I will
answer in rotation a* numbered lu your
list.
FIBST Qu narrow.
Tn<> rtr lumber of Puget Sound which
constitutes the balk of the forests,! 9partic
nlarly adapted for sbipbuildintc, e*pe<'ia!ly |
the yellow fir, owing to it# strength. dara
biiity, K»'t»erai superiority and cheapness. I
Tii!* aud other varieties of timber used iu j
liii] w-iildia? ran be obtained »u |
alm*i ifniimited quantities throughout {
th • entire country surrounding Seattle,
an I he broarht In by rail or watci In
lomi instances the yellow fir tree* are 12
let*; in diameter aud 300 feet In height.
i>atK»* quantities of shipbuilding Umber i*
found iu the foreala surrounding Lake
Washington. and the Seattle, Lake ihore dt
ka. -m railway, which skirts the lake, j
ton of* a large aron of forest In close con
bee lion win» nny ship yard* that mav be |
established either there or at Salmon bay,
th. northern limit of th- city of Seattle, j
fhtphu 14iug timber can !»e delivered at j
from $a to %U per 10L*> feet, either at Lake t
Wellington or toattle. I fall Brothers, UiO j
great ihi))imil4 tig Arm at Port Biakeley, ;
who within the pa*'. I- > far* have built up- |
wacds of 50 large-si red ships and steam.ra, \
have arrang.-d to move their yard* to \
tl<» almost immediately simply because i
the supply o! *hlpbntlding timber will be '
more a« ceesible here than where they are |
now hvsted.
SBCOJSO Quifflon.
It i* impossible to obtaiu aur lumber or I
timber far wharves aaywher< throughout;
the entire coast that is not subject to the'
ravages of the teredo, bat large creoeoting
work* for protecting Umber awd luinlwr of
all kluda are now being erected at Salmon j
hay on the line of tbe proposed canal
joining fake Waabington and Puget Sound. |
fh« teredo, however. do*"* not exist ia
frvsh water, and a* Lake* Wanhingtnu and j
Union contain the a ureal of fresh water,
there 1* no possibility, should the naval
*tation {»*• establish«<f at either of these
twi>Kpnta, oi any damage being done to
wharves by the teredo.
THIRD YI KSTIOJ*.
■v aitle is sp cially adapted for supplying
cai»t aud wrought iron and steel at maoh
cheaper pric * than they eau be produced ,
on «4iiy other part of the coa«t. or, if im ;
ported ( from ttit* Ea*t. lu )»otut of fact, Se j
attle is the only place on the Pacific coaat |
wii re certain kind* of iron and steal man
i*re. sly the iatter, can be pro
i *a s i' autage
■> , ..>*• purrouudlug oouatry at>ound*
in n h H* of iron <»re. bal I will refer
only to oar of the moat important of the
mini-* yet ducotered. The Denny Iron
Mine are nine iu number, located npou
four sepatale fcii.s or Kates Thes« lode*
ar" ft.tuated in Kiug countv atK>at three
mile* northwesterly from Kno*iualn»ie
pa**, iu what it known a» the Iroa moan
laSa 1 hey extend nearly dae north and
•oath and ate about vertical. The \
rauite lu tbieaoess from *ix to
fee: The thickest vein, "The:
Cliff.' - maguetie ir »n ure. the ricbueas of
whi .i in untallie iron and a'n»o«r njs«.»
luiefteedom fr*»m all deleterious *ul«tau
(*«•«, renter it extremely valuable, espec
ially for the manufacture of Bessemer
»tet!
Follow lug la the result of an analysts
of *i* sposlrneu* ef this ore.
maaa by one of toe leading slayer* of
Pbiiade.phia. Pa.
oAi-niM Metallic s ra.»t» t l *-
l ' # iron, f phor « phur
So i i«* atop., 27: oa - a
Se. :I 17 I I SOI 000 i*k'»
Km , ..■* <•, l 27 : 0 035 0 OV>
s i o: i 7 ♦ a i«| o 031 i oim
k • : o <a ,
I :70 is I 1 (kg Itjl
Thepres<'uee of phoaphortft* or of sul
pha in any cocaiderabla oaaatity in iron
erv i« destra- ti>e of ita value f »r "a>*>*t pur
aud It will be icrn from the result
»f tiT *s l aaalysis liaat pho«ph«>ra* and
su'phar are present iu the very *ma:leat
degree
An r<»u vaanufaktun r of Wheeling. \V
Ya who a**-* at his factors iron ore fn>tu
I.ako praaouncas the *we frv»m
tt:e i>snny iron u&iuea to be sup« riar any
Iron are heretof»»re known by him for the
tnanutaennv t»f h-ssemer steel. From
tfjr, > t ui>-f's Ksporf.
ROVKM QI GAIIOM.
Ou l:.e n»i, lake Wasbir.gton. si
joiiih c —-att-e. a arc site for a town
ca:;.v ! k-rsiaa 1 and immense iron works,
hk* l«eeu isid oat as ! the work of erecting
the buildings co.a uenced Tht «e worki
a. 11 i«r eouuecte 1 with tbe JVnny Iron
min-.'s bv meajsaof tbe tea i 9toi
A F.a«tern ks way, and when In operation
a.' <ive employ to upwanlg of -XXX)
v i mi irudid »4»s. i> of the ore and
its VirS'.i ,s adapiai' :ty ' * Ibe ma: :»fS'
tare »-f m- <■+■, wid nv«ioubte«?!y make St<a'.
tir the p«ppl<* met «»f »ut I rail* 1 av*el
p-f « fu. ship \< lilding p. ;v. ou th -
eoasu Th* kirk'aud Ire w rk% \» . have
four b'.s-t fur: a • s aid trge rail
& ► K •r.c- <S *. «» ]s t a:*»
Bads for ihr erectlaa o! mills
f> r ta. :ua , .iafa« ,t, ir > - of « »"* plates 'or
sh.pt i 'lri i J other pa' pea**
A 'hoatU esa r-Yaucisco has large shl;e
ag yards. fr»ai which one of ? r.e 6u?>t
e- i « •» is- I'uVrf -"ts* v ! %.%
r»Nv-v. ■ aau.-I.iHL yet all the steel plates
in tl» construction of ve«aeta have to be
itnpo* 5«-1 fr»*m tbs tasr The proprietors
of th» Kira-sed wo r ks propac to supply
»• - U «• 1- af eA " K.i • • s; ;
parts of the with »to*l p'a.es, which
a asp i wii
the Ea»* < a.mot*po«a:biy compete, shra
| • S'; t
s'lsred Tn-icsd s»fu itti; % :
bk '*na Krauei»et>sii:»bai lUat
ha*« a » « commanicated u« the prop.-.
e*v»rs of tbe Ktrklan i works tisat the stet-i
--pi* N' \ .t In ope rat: m a* ss «a»*,y
a da* • possible, then j'. re,
stands !a the poauioti of belug the on'y
p » the able to *a> definitely
*tat »; »e! plates and wrosKbtsnd
aud ste. eau be n.pp'-.ed ::i li'i ia i-'.
t • ' a? r. t »;*er ;.£ :« es •bmS '.»»*•* can '
obta. .«td aaywliert-
Coast.
las auppir of ore being a?moet ta«i
hf • ». » »r.| V» i«n , 4
Iron and steel will ababa alasH anlim
ite i ;t itoao a.; je«tioa o? the •
o! ;he uec*asary verta Coal like iron
at >auds a.m wt everywhere
Ui« e. ar.'rr jo the aeightx>rhefel of or
tributary to daattla. aud fresh dejHisiu are
* '-siuti ? dlsooverad A; p'eaen:
the Ja. Iwwtug mines are bag worked, a».
i ? oaunsraed with Seattle by
- if. .0 miiaa s*. utbeast from
jjattlsou the Celumhla i Paget Soaad
*uietd sad oae and a half Bi&:ea from
watt* em shore of W aftfeiagtoa. pro-
4oe* K>t mralak*:
fca? oa ik* U»4. it doM »«t r»,ke
tad it knew* la lie Paeiftr nma? Bf in
HaMfSHpifc ligoiSß. rapacity of
tfcXa sr. ae it batweea 390 tad 3no too* per
r> :*n oud "30 mi lee t9*.;:heas: of
Seattle. oa the < **»iar rit*- extent oa of tfe*
Coiamaia 4 Paget e<4ts4 railroad.
tar?a a was: t.*»m' n- %t c«a! wfcich me«*j
with grea: faeor u a ateaai coal. an 1 iait
en es- t kar a«t. Tr t * daijr of tafo
mine n from I* iiot tsatdaily.
Frasxlia la abea* three mllt«
Fi»i of tfe* f/.atk I»i«.'*OT,d M l aiSO pro
dar**a f a#> quality of
coal, wbleh l« i«Ttt a favorite for domestic
w. at well as etewm parpoaas The ew
parity of rhia m)ae it a-si: tie ►*; .# t>
tfe* Bast Dla mo ad. fnn "to to 1090 tone
Sail y.
Cedar KJT'rr, fr/ra "nU;", on
the Cedar ther extension railroad. pn>
Sacea a Itgaite. tfee rapacity being abaat
tfO toaa dar'y.
oqnak a nw, at*>at *• m.ie* from S*at
lie oa the !!a* of the ffeatt.'e, Lake -bore
k fatten rai J wa*. peod&ces & c">ai sl.*a< ar
:o sha* at St wea»t:e. Ttec daily faulty
« at b;gh a« ijfrj tc»os
Ragles H:r*r mi see are *ltnat*d aboa!
10 aiil*r* eastward!y from *»qttak. sle* oa
[fee liae of the Seam*. Jake Shore & Ea%?-
rat'way sad ftranea a v#»ry fi >* q*sal
*.y of Wta miaoaa eoai. So*t of the reina
tre of a raperior qaaiity of coking coal,
fhe of these m!nes it ia:*reen
Maad ioootona daily.
Preparat :o«s are beinjr marie for tbe
»l>ra:a? of otfeer t»a<>ftaßt raioea aioaf
the Seattle,
»a*. aa4 a* ao**n a« foar attiea of rai!
aay bet <aaeu Trankiia and what ;
t known at tk» 'omia«»j Point
* r*>mp\+u*i
Street raiiwa) eonnertion tritb an im
fnaste rc*l«iel4 !a ?fe« <>teej, rlrar dia
triet. Alreaoy the Darktm iaim-e tbare
ire putt:u< aut 3»t« ton* da.ly, an i a num
»r of otbar depoaita are beiag opene 1 u».
H.e <t*ai in tfc:t diftnrt 1# a fiua biiaaai
aoat with good eoktng <iaasity. It i« aa
r*-a->a* »•'•«*<. .1 a : * e :a
a*e'l by the Kirk laud iron worka *>n lJtkc
ITaafeJnctoa The price • aaot-
purpaaai tad Iwr tti~ tnopiy of
rteara
iaTylati*e world, and the pr:'.-e». owinf
o tae farii uea by Seattle, <-aa
made lower ;han thoae of any otfeer
[>oint on the «*>a*t. Th** *rifet now tn
met are no eriterioo at ro what r-oal can
tr mtpplt*d for. Ccal by ci*rz o lolt ran be
'Ufpli-4 by the 32 romp'ttiita fr«>ua II 90 la j
14 a d ►r . > .abiy better term? can be
Bf fed.
FIFTH QCSARIOY.
Taere it an abar>danr*e of lime to be pro
'*jn»d within easy diatanee of
tiand of *an Jaan i« one l:na»»»Q»e isme
itoae quarry, and im> lira* inda«try i« car
rie«l on th*re very e*t<?utiveJy, aad rati be
leteloaed to an altnot? unlimited extent,
i* regular ataamboat roaimanication j
fian Juan au«4 l«ea!tle. A company 1
of Kraatiaco eapitallttt are now <iete
dpinf the lime rrtourr*t (which area>mo*T
ioexhauttlb> afOftM Inland, lyinpr claae
Lo San Juan. Jo addition to the«e two .
lOQrcet of tupply, immenae depotita of 5
M and marble exiat at the Denny j
iroa ou the iiaa of the r*eattle. Lake :
Ifepra an t railway, whiek are now j
being dareloaed, and lime from thera wili
b" uelitaraa In aimoti any quantity de
»ired duniic tt»e coming summer. The
price of lime now it fIM per barrel, or
|U> per ton, bat at noon an the l>enny
liraa in placed u|»oa the market, the price
will probably be not mare than 80 renin
per barrel, or aboat f7.50 par ton. aud the
pro4aetiou Will pay welt a: these Agurea.
BIXTH QaiaTioit.
The outpat of the Bear Me brick yards
the comJau; j»eat<»u will be. it i« eat imated,
mpwardt or In,00*),000 brick*, but there in
reason to belief© that th!a «aantity will be
largelt iacrvaaed before the eloie of the
year Hew brick yards are being oro)e< ted
and irnprovfd marhtnery f«ir the man a far
ture of aricka and tiles it bein* imp«»rted
The proprietort of the Kirklandlron W*#rk*
are sofa-a«e brick yar«ls on
the »horea of lAke Washinfton. and will
be prepared to supply any demand made
on them for th.« description of haild
iu< material The clay around Seattle
N axadlaat for brick tnakine. and with '
the large \rerkt already in operation, and
othara to be ape'ated immediately. Tfea !
rrieeof kriek will U- l»af©re long rxtx»e**o !
S a&d f f> per thouuiud, the pnc<-
at preaent raage* from $1 -»to Tbc lat
ter privet ar. by the extreme de
maud for brick far iooai parpoaea.
-avfcjfiii wrasTtoN j
ho beatlh on the ■horesofTaaw
WasbluKtou, a quarry of blue granite <»f a
very superior .quality has jaat been d'.*
covered, on whet Is knew a as Dignan'a
claim The deposit fo 12.» acrea iu extent,
aud practical If i u#s bsa%ti hie. It can eas
Ily b*' transjH.rted to au> part of tbe lake at
slight coat, or can IM* brought into Seattle
by taeaa* of ibe rieartle. loUe Shore mid
railway.
ELOMTBTUFASTTOS.
""tffd raullr eement will b*»' in an afar tu -ed
thi« summer in Seattle, the raw material
used 1a msktng if t«aiug foaud within easv
di-tance of tbe eity, and a aay of
< apttalists have the matter present in
hand.
Niarn QramoM.
There are six machine ahoaa at present
in sad around Seattle, employing about
)u ■ (teraoas
TtMTit qrgSTION.
Tbe population of a radius of JO miles
around Seattle may be said to be K.OOO
people al the prese?it time, but there is a
very large district of country directly
utary to this city which, If takt u into ac
count, within a radins of say 4 miles,
would make the population at l<*a«t ••o.otrv
It mav bt xaid here, however, that liomi
gra 'on to this part of the land ia largely
on ibe inerease wlthia the past year or tw >.
snd each season shows a very large addi
tion t<> tbe population of the country im
mediately surrounding Seattle.
KI.BVBHTH QITESTIOK,
It is impossible to Kive a defialte answer
to this question, but it mav be said With
truth that the hulk of the inhabitant* are
under forty ive years, and the proportion
of unmarried men largely iu exees* of tbe
aiarrted It !• safe to say that out of a
population of 2\tM\ which it is claimed
Seattle has today, there are over 19,000 men
tiable to draft, t t between the aces of
eighteen aud forty rive \ear*. Within a
radius of twenty miles there woald be
'Jf.OOO liable to draft.
TWELFTH QuaenoM.
The followiue record, kept by Mr. R. M.
Iloakiuson, off: ial signal observer at P*»rt
Biakeley. opp<v<iW Seattle, will answer this
question
SC'MMahY FOR *TEN YB4BS
•i i 1 1 1 ?
ii! n | |
Tun. H H i
I, M i.
2 5 5 =
'•l : ? g- S
-7 7 3 .
l*7h '*4 9S 44 S* ; None
1879 1 M { 28 ,64 S7 | b'2b
ISSi» . *2 JO 49 .1S 1*79 75
I*l 1 54 J . vt «• 27
| IN*: V* 21 43 53 IJO 50
tsx; M 12 MVS * 5
l-s I 72 7 ft t rtt '33 X
lis. ?C 43 W ( 1
lxv; S© 16 M 9 2 t 19
!«4: 4'.» ae i 19 :i
ff | S 'St.MS Son*'
snow ou record.
TniaTaawrti Qrasriow.
Fresh water i* in feattle from
weli* ar»»l IH brought from lake Washing
ton lAke I'uion. in the suburb* of the
I city, ha* an a-aa ' square miie« witn an
average depth o r 7 > ree;. and :« a fresh
water lake, lake Washington, close to
Seattle, has an a-ea<>f *»jnare m;>« w.tb
an average depth «»f 20L> f»»et. shore I n*9
•ail 4 *, leaath J) mi lea aud average width of
:ai!CS. eac :j A'd>: r* »u h-'tw wimr. ui
' miles and cantatas the freah water which
•lachiert* used at present for dome*; c pur
poses by tl • citixen* o? Seattle There are
however other sour e# of fresh water >up
ply which can be utiUxed by Seattle such
a* «'edar river, etc
F Qt asTtns
For single men board can f # obia;ne*l at
- paraeix d maalsare
, *»bia us' e*n al fr >-n •ro .i
, cent* oa. h Ro »« raa re ad ail li.'.' way
tram $4 t«» $i per v.enlh Ifmarr-edan
average reu"al may be ca'-"ulated up<in of
sl9 p*r mouth Ma':» mechan s« how» ver.
secured lota of their owu an ! build houses
thereoa the rent in thst ease going towards
pay far tae property Me « can of course iive
evea cheaper than at '.be rates here onoted
t-r g nxi management aud carwfui hus
t-audry of their mesas F.wur ,s from tt
to $ ■ t»er barrel, ejrjrs from 13 to -uv per
do? n a -cording tath? aeason, butter »'• to
* .vrdv g to qua .ty and tiine ««? v ar.
pciatoeft 4 »so? 'Cper bu»bel aud freah roeau
from 6 to 10© per pound by tae quarter,
»r®« »-r;ea. hardware, dry *tc . art
tr.« *aate as in other ctuea of ths
Vn on In fa" a we-hai'. or lat*o-iu<
iasa an lis w:u Sea;: e about as cheaply aj
ta other » use* «»f the Cai. n.
FirTßKirTtt Qrtsnoy.
0» ; to ;he s*>'eadid haspital aecom
moda' x»a iu -*ea ■ ie, many si ok pao^ls
• c me to the cltv i eare w!i> u tbe'r cases
are cfun : »s. a: 1 bes:de* tnis. tbf
ift ir aidius t r-?:rg largely cf «
and iui;. *er!ng charac-ter, many
taei:**?ei { frv>ai sa reee accidents ar«
t-rviiiutt« the tie o«piiala for tr»-at
m -cL yet tbe death a:e f r th-- past ?»«
* ar» has be* a* • «.a. accord.: < the
health oft • r's reports
i I*4l, r IwaX 12 f
laK . - " ... 10
' IHk ** . . I . »
ISS7. • : .
lu rvmot d.aea«e s , upon whub !b<
LrH A •!: . • . -or
: m ned, the fol owiag is the record
ISM 57 death:
i iMV* . ...... .. .... 15
IWS »
; as
rat a »e accard;ng to r an.a
i t on wss ss follow *
, IV4. par I<X» 4
i«A\ *• 1*
I *' " 1
!•»'. " " .
Few, if ar.y. iiies la ths I a :ed s'ale
♦ can thaw aach a record.
ttXTgarra Qramo*.
I The character of the sa.l thraughaa
j Seattle and vicinity tor foundation* 1
JaißtfaaoraJiTwiaßi ;« larmort fcar4
H<l Tbrt Bft« tia* !>eec isr
txptrimmm* arfeoa ar*ctia* bm, tip la
Ifcs C*ty frwai !oa*4atioa«.
-*T*irr»*.vi'i» Qraarroy.
TJ* >4a«tno» of SaattJa sr» M r«C is
WIR isfajx-y. fc«T FLU til# pact TMT ?IH?
* aa4« fap .rH i a tt»n hara
from 3* io a- v W 30*?. AS 4 tk»
Of wn« H « t« t*»t& wta 4»*
aaaaaiiy. Of t&a it
a-» ti- au>«t
of tB »aa ?B*-a »■« a:aa. arrtfe a?*
Bra; cata * <-oarora«. o»pV,yie* a U*a
' •# m»a aa-i mst auraal wt
J.»*s Qr| t **»3o.cXO f<w»' «f laßhtf. BOfl of ■
wii!= b to *upp\? U* torai 4«mM
Ta#r* a-* tv« lar*- Bnim factor! ea.
esria orfaf (& m»« iu< : »*»• a: t&a o«tMi
i-x for: foaai". Braaa. ki k a*rr a»c
W -r-wvrkl •ttp.oy ITS m«*a. w:ta aa as
RM.' cata i; t» •••1 as a»*r : * 9900 •*)
F.>*r r ca- fa w 'a?'»of r~ aa J* aad
tura o* aooat ftjto rbgmra vtrk v
* ' • fca■ n •■» oy a boa _
««ii a A tare at <>*«r 960.00 wank oi
material aaaaa'*y.
•>a« fcoora fa- *.J> J ataaxf* 7 seen; an
a. •: oatoa*. ab at | o •>©
*>aa ?a<-!r»ry *>a|>U>T« 1" fcaa<**. an
aaa. oaiaat.
Tfcrao b -w#nrt en P OT SI aaaaa? t
oatoat. a?»>at 1%.000 3fc-ra ioa ktnaii
Taa larirk jardafiv* oraptoymeattDorar
ISO a~»i in aoajaaetvm w.tli
abo at va b* *<arU<J. will tara oat about
bnrlt tki» y*ar
fi»«- - ~*o>rtas w->r*« »B» ot a «at
- * ' lo ia a* . * v ' - r -
4*"
Tee 3e Timber ''omptiT
employ 50 ae;< aai will pre per* 50 piles
]M* 4tf
bey shingle mill employs IS
end tern* out -Oa/jijo #L«ae es per itr.
Wen *rt a few of the pr:n':;.*l •
In Seattle. it weald uk« up too much
space in tfcia \*u+r to fire the particulars
•fe*4-h i»du*trr!a Uie city but tne foi
lowing :sst wi!; fire aoate idea of the ex
teat ot the rraaafaftariaf iaterests of«e
atile at the prefect time
b-as« feuadry 1
Car shr*p« 'j
Iron works 6
Carriaf* factories 2
Fe a a dries ... 3
War ■ shop*. 3
er w:irk" 4
Cigar faat'jria> ... .... 4
•'earn dye works *,
Va'ainx shep« 1
Marble work* 2
laildert. .S
r»oda work* .... 2
Piaei nt ml « 4
ftewasf!!s 9
Famltn-* fee tones 2
Broom factors 1
E tea.a' or factories . 2
Print! Of houses 7
Breweries . 4
ftas comvsay 1 j
I cetric light cempentea 3
Patent medicine wark» l
Brick yards 10
Candy factories 4
Spice mills • ... 2
rail lofts . ?.
Ziaecoraice worki 2
Feed mills 2
Sta;r building works
Cracker faeiory I
Ice factory II
Taaaery 1
Canuerisn :j
Soap works . 2
Boat b«iiden 5
Skip yards 3
Pork curers .. 2
Metal work* 1
Hook binderies 2
Se roll sawing worki I
Saab and door factories - 4
< i*ar bo* factory. 1
Wool pnllerr 1
Shingle mills 6
Timber preaerring works ... 1
Creosotiaf works 1
Total 134 ]
BIGHTKKCTH Qcestiow.
The Northern Pacific connect* fceettle
with the East na Portland, how '
crer ps-eugers trare all-rail by
th»» Oregon <k California railroad to Pan
Franriaro and there conaeet with the Union
aad Southern Pat'lie railroad* to the Ka-1
and Misaiaaippi The Canadian Pa
rifle at proa**at connate with Seattle by
boat from Vancouver, tk« British Colombia
terminus of the liue, bat before the cloae
of the sear the cars of the Canadian Pacific,
it it expected, will running into Seattle
•r*r the West Coeet branch of the Seattle. ;
i_aks Shore 4 Eastern railway Th" main !
line of the latter road is beiug rapidly con- :
straeted eastward. to connect with tbf
Caion Pacific road to the Mississippi rai :
ley.
The JL Soathcrn road, whieh will 1
b»- immediately eonstrneted to Portland,
will, it fs «aid. connect with the Southern
Pa- lie at that poiat. Regular t.taaas*>rs
ply weekly >»etweou San francisro and
Seattle, an 3 occasionally steamers between
thi* city and Portland.
KISIXTKHTTII «4t RsTION.
T 1 A rkland iron works will be in
on. ration within the year. brick
yards, aew sawmills, an imm«u%e furni
ture factory and a number of other iadas
trie* are projected, hat ane of rbe chief au
dertaiings which is being pushed forward
with energy is the large marine railway
now under construction at the *outbera
part of tbe harbor It ia calculated that
this work arlli be completed by Mareh or
j April of this year and it will be the finest
marine railway ever built and capable of
hauling oat the largest ve§a«'ls that ever v!s
ited tbe Sioind. Mayor Mnranis vice pres:
1 deut of the company sad the moving spirit
in the en'erprise This question mavbesn
swered by faying thst the Kirklsnd iron
work* will be prepared to supply all ar
i ticH * a*e4 iu the construction of iron or
steal ships at lower rates than tbey can be
procured elsewhere, snd any articles
; which ft i* uece-sary to import can be
supplied here as cheaply as at -an Kran
t Cisco, the rates of freight from the Fast be
ta e no greater here than tbey are there.
Koagh lumber i§ worth $lO to |l4; floor
■ ing is worth Sl4 to sto; drcsaed lumber. sl4
to S2O
1 have endeavored to gi%*e you as com
prehensive answers to your questieus s*
the time at ray disposal woald allow, bat
the joint committee of the city council,
board of trade and chamber of commerce
« appointed to receive you on your arrival in
this city will give yon naaay particulars
; which cannot be civea in detail In a di*
nment such as this Is. Treating that what
,1 have done will nrove of some sendee to
j you in vour investigations. I remain, yours
j truly. ' ALEX BKOO.
BKK.VITIK*.
1 Henry Adams has aued Thomas J. ilam
iltou and others nn a note for SIOOO.
Frederick and fland have filed a claim
of SIOO against Austin Cole A Co.
George W Yancy and others filed anlat
of the Southern Pacific supplemental audi
tion to West >eattle yesterday
L B Wood has brought *uit fors.T4dam
agc» against tbe Oregon Railway A Navi
gation Co for not safely transporting his
bacrsg. from Portland to Seattle. It was
shipped from Denver, CoL
Fdward !.ewis Freeman ha* applied for
a divorce from his wife. Mary R Freeman.
They w-re married at Denver, r'ol , June 2,
lv*» have no children, and according to
the » <-aT>laint filed, sh* is In a house of
reputation at Port Towusend.
The Mo.de Norwegian Danish Evangel
ieal l.ntberan church, at Bo*b well, filed ar
tic »s of incorporation yesterday Pastor,
C O Kosatng; tmatecs. Jacob E Mohn.
Emanuel Nelson and O. H Jostea dea
cons, John Wold sad Jacob Hammer; sec
re tar y. t« Krtcks«^n
w West Seattle Park add!ti< n
advertisement.
I Keiutg. who has been moving hit
stock of groceries to the large bri' k store
ecrner Tnin. and spring, will be ready for
| business Monday morning.
Jsc mints' vest*—the sale. Chester
I Cleary.
Drives in every department. Watch onr
' ad. Toklas. Mngormau «t Co
Table linens and domestics will beinour
dnvea watch onr ad. Tokla.*. Sin germ an
JrS o.
25c, all woi>! check dress goods, the salt.
! Chester Cleary.
We will hare drives in the < loak depart
men! See onr daily ads. Toklas. Singer
man A Co.
sc. A lot of dreaaing combs, your choice,
• sc. Cheater Cleary.
- •.ei-teen p-ur. ■« t>oilin* beef.fi. etar
Mt«; Market, Columbia street.
Jsc, 4v>-ini*h. all wool dress goods, the
«aU». Chester Cleary.
} 7 l *c. half wool drt s« ffO«xls, marked down
from I'' snd Cheater Cleary.
•Jfic farcy velvcbs marked down Ches
ter Clear*
The sale of beached table linen;
-.larked down to S7*v*. rhester Cleary.
Th< sale—x«c—lace curtain nets. Cbeetei
' Cleary.
» Tloaets can be obtained oa S. L. s A E.
i R R. u» Fremont station. Denny .jt Hovt
ald.Uon, for ten centa. Apply to L. H.
Griffith A: Co., Occidental block.
Tbe sale— s:lks a--d dress goods marked
| down. Chester Cleary.
The sale ihis week at Chester deary's.
Ten founds steak for 11. Star Meat .Mar
Coinmbia street
:> l ic. table linen, the sale. Cheatei
j Cleary .
Hosierv aud underwear in onr drives
. wa\ h our ad Tokiaa. Stngerman A. Co.
c, yar i wiuc, heavy Kcgl.ah calico, th«
sale. Chester Cleary.
1 •n'veiitex n pounds corned v -eef ior fl
>Ur M at Market, Columbia street.
f>rt* sin 'ae sStoe dfpsurtmrnt; watcS
i r add now until tae Ttr.. Tex as
S;ngerman A Co.
c—the sale—Urge towels. Chcstei
II Cleary.
?oe. Thesa.e of fancy velvets raarke<
I down to 25 c Cheater < leary.
j $' $. - $1 e:r';«ed siik v*'.v»ta a
f marked wr. to .Oe. a yard. Y >ur cLo*f>«
j a: the "ale. Chester Cleary
a lot of 20c. and 25c dneaa roo«ii
i Tiaraed down to * at the sa.e. Chaste:
k ' Clear:-
»| Watch our ad. for the next we*k it aril
* save you dollar*. Htcgerman A Co
} 50c.. 7§e., all wool, ««>ineh dresa gaod^
11 marked down to 3Sr a; the aale v hee*e
if Cleary.
SEATTLE POST - INTELLIGENCER. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1883.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Street trading *nd Street Lijffet-'
in* are di*a*>H.
The K««i*r Vrmp+rtj FartkAM
titd-Tho«jp»o«*# CftWe Lice
OHi»ttc« Finally Puted.
At the speeini meeting of the round!
last might, 'he iMift committee reported ,
t«at il ..*4 * :rcha#e«4!he
ike trtaagmiar piece known u
C. D Beren t addition. and fronting on
T*s!er »Tec«* on the aonth, far |U,M '
CMMfiMS Harms mu4 Mr. Kwcr
wanted a mortgage for H l *. *l4 eenp fer
11IWOl The question was wh«
land the warrants ecaid be draw*
The city attoraey ft ored the idea of a pah
lie bn..dinga fa--? being eatabliabed. bat
lb ought warrants for 111 JD6. payable ia
Bixty days. might be drawn npoa the city
fan 4, which-weuid fire time lor the eatah
iisbmeat of the public bahding land. Af
ter recea# ro«nr;.aia Burst made a rno
tlon to have SU.*% appropriated fr*sn th?
city fund apon foar warrants of fci.G*o each
and one of payable in ninety day*.
vkUb was earned withoat diaaei t. Mr.
Keener .a going East toon and <ie<Jre* the
mat ter harried through.
The real at jet t lor which tha «pe«ii
meeting wi* held was not acted upon. al
t hough it came up. That was the pro
posed raise of grade on Commercial street
and Yesier avenue. about six and a half
feet above grade. Chairman Jouee.
of the street committee, stated that data
had been sent to the city attorney's offlcv.
but bad no; reached there in time for a
proper system of grade to be for
mnfated. The report of CoL War ,
ing, the sanitary engineer. aettisg >
forth tb« proposed system of cra'iws aa<l •
H-tfe'tfe was expected to be h ere soon.,
and it mignt t»e ad* 'table cot to take any
actios uatil then. Councilman Duri* was 4
of opinion tbat to delay the matter was;
working coaoiderahe hardship to the per
s<<at interested in nutting Bp the new
Yesitr building ana tbe Starry Moth,
and might alto impede the iayioc
of Mr Thompsons cable road
It deTeieped. however, in the discaiaioii
tbat tbe baildiugt mentioned would no;
suffer for the delay of a few weeks, and by
the new ordinance jutt passed Mr. Thomp
son wonid be repaired to lay his cable
track flush with the streetbed. and t® con
form it to tha fctreetbed whenever tha grade !
was ' hanged Acbordingly the matter was j
deferred.
THOMPSON S < ABLE USE.
Mr. Thompson's Commercial street cable
ordinance, amended to relieve the city ;
frem any liability for damagt-t bv reason '
of the change of grade or repairing and
improvemi-Bt of streets along the cable J
iiae, mused by its construetron. and re
pairing Mr. Thompson to assume the work
of tiling np the streets, was adopted and
parsed under suspension of rales.
THE STBEET GRADE QURSTieN.
The eatabliahment of street grades seems '
I Uv UIIBUiIHUUICUI Vi & I »<*>. r- m^vuu
to be quite a bugaboo to the council. At (
the last meeting Mr. Penny aud others «
presented a petition asking for the estab- ;
lishmeut of the grades of a number of ,
streets in a district abutting Lake Union. in-
I eluded withiu Ktonald. Depot, Temperance.
View. Kentucky and one or two other
streets. < ftairman Jofles of the street com
mittee advised that the grades We estab
lished there Councilman Keitzesaid sim
ilar propositions had frequently come up
aud bad been invariably rejected, and he
opposed granting this one. He thotrht as
tfj'm as the city took any action establish
:ng the grad« of a Bar.k'r of street* in any
onc locality like that nnder consideration,
1 it would be eoufronted with a multiplicity
of damage suit*. It was generally .
thought that if tlie city sur
▼eyor won Id take into consideration
in fixing Tht- grade of anv ene itreet, the ;
requirements of all the others intersecting
the difficulty would be avoided. Council- {
man McCootnbs referral to the Battery
street grade as an example of what dift
culties ari-e whenever the establishment of;
grades Is attempted. Mr. Nies/feared the
; possibility of damage suits against the city ?
saould tne city essay to fix the grades
of a number of streets ** proposed
, He asked how raurh iand yet unplatted
was included in the district referred to.
Mr. Jones replied, only one small piece.
' which Mr L>«nny promises will be piatted
as soon as his family is veil enough.
Councilman oreeu was iu favor of allow
ing the petition, so that those parties who
desire to build can go on and build. The
petition of Mr. i>enuy was eventually
granted, only Mr. Keitze voting in the neg
alive
NEED OF MORE SUP^.
Chairman Niesz of the committee on ha;
bors and wharves stated that he had been
requested by a number of men to
, ask the appointment of a commit
tee of three from the council to >
confer suh like committee* from the
; chamber of commeree and board of trade
in regard to the matter of wharves and'
slips. Business men of the city were of
the opinion that there were not slits
enough. The mayor appointed as the
committee to represent the council
Messrs. Niesz, McDouald, aud burns.
LIGHTING THE STREETS.
When the council learned on the report,
of Chairman McCoombs of the street lights
committed that the bill of the Seattle
Electric Light Co, for lighting the streets
daring November amounting to
s*£> &> included nearly $"200 for
items" of repairs, there was
considerable objection. The council was
divided however. Mr McCoomt* favored
allowing the hill so far as the amounts for
lighting the streets were concerned, bat
was averse to allowing the item* for re
pair* until the matter had been
thoroughly 2»>ok*d into. Some members
of the council wanted deductions made
on account of the number of lights dis
covered to have been out at night accord
ing to the report at tne last meeting of the
chief of police. Mr. Niesz advocated doing
the fair thing The bid of the (ompan>
t« light the streets was read, and
Mr. J. M. Kriuk, representing the com
pany, was permitted to explain. He gave
satisfactory rea*>ons for the lights being
out, and stated that the company did not
suppose, by its contract, that It was ax
peeted to assume all repairs, as the lamps,
etc . were the property of the city. Finally
a motion was carried to a low the bill so
far a* it was for lighting, and to refer the
amounts claimed for rej»airs back to the
S committee.
FOR FIRE PROTECIION.
Chief Collins of the fire department sub
mitted to the council an elaborate com
manleation giving a list of those who have
sol complied with the fire ordinances with
respect to proper fire escapes, etc , and con
taining a number of good sugges
tions for the prevention of
fiee. It was referred to the
Sre and water committee, along with the
question of liceu*ing. or rather ef refusing
licenses to laundries within tie fire limits,
t*> the Are and water committee
RAINIER STREET GIIDISC.
The city surveyor's specification* for the
improvement cf Rainier street between
Florence and Yeslcr avenue, were adopt
ed. and tne clerk was instructed to adver
. tise for bids.
RfcTITIONS READ AND REFERRED,
f Amos Brown et al—For bulkheads on
Sprint street, from Front street west to si
ley Committee on streets.
to W Buchanan* Sons—To alter front
«f building No. 170 South Second street.
Fire «>'! water.
' Tl> Hinckley—To erect building oa Co
lumb'a street. near Second, using portion
•of Columbia street. Streets
Thomas Webb et al —Grading of Cedar,
I»epot street to Elliott Bay Streets.
James Phinney et al.—'To ha*v crade at
j the intersect en of Fifth. Depot and Cedar
streets raised three feet. Street*
■ ra>eu Iree mi. rkreeiv
, >»*::;.• laa ,1 rotapauy—Opcniiii.s'adins;
; and • .dewalka Proapt-t t ntuae, Kentucky
to Fir *. atreetn street*.
Kinsr t'ount> Investment Company—
' Opening Varioa afreet between Tenth and
: T"« fin street*
» uutS. th et oa aoath
aide Madison »lre»t. Eleventh ea«t to alley.
' tSlreei*
! H r.Maddo*—To fix up rt--.ni at No.
TIT , se; „■ad «:r. >t Fife a:, J water.
v»ai h'ati I" Payment of aarranv*
j iu(K4 u. SoTer". <r and Dwvmb"-*.
j l«;, and January, February ai d Varc!>.
>M. f»r improvement of J a *i»j
rnTfJ Ml South Third streets. ( it» at
torney.
i A "mitt Permission to employ Jew
t ,r « , 4 •:oneer ales* Ucen*e than re
! q L i rf ..l l y city ordinance. 1-icenee aud
■ rv Toaue with p*«wer to act.
J*.~et J.i vie—Alteration ol No.
'if »' 1 at-.-, i Fit* aa i water
t > He Wolfe —Retiate of penalty for
I Third street (trade Finance
\ reKK>D*:rame waa received from V.. y,
; Jackf Oß asa' ust tie prepoeed trading of
t Lenvra Street*.
CO*«ttTT** REPORT* aDO-TID.
I i-nmittw on atracu Rejecting petition
jV-atmeUeC Serena for t-v-C arra;--
' on a<-o ant . f the change of trade, for :a
' tarie* to her prcp*rty corner •ee
■ ono and Wall atreeta; eiao peu
j t:. :: o: E M Peters for raisin* of
. :.-»alks corner Front and P ie 'treet*
He Uimendinr s-aot;ngof tae following
1 petitions W. F Eppler for gradmj of
•Po tr aire*!. I>epct to Proepect tel a
H et al . for the opening of a.ley be
lli e*u Front and Weat and Stewart an i
V :r«:n:a atreeta.
'-ear.* Hate: Granting fx I: uona of
W • - J Pluiasser to change stable into a
dwe:. ■ se, aeuin aide of Jnekaoa near 6e< •
aa 1 N er- ag Br., a et A- to -
a-11. -uu iu the N-w ilLfland hotel. K« jeel
I . fag pett:< of F S DeWolfe te pa: ap a
' f-a ce ba;.dlar an University »treet w;ih
:a 'Se «-e iisßlta
Jo4iciare allowance »1
Wo to paTid Farfaaoc far injeriea re
, erleed at tai Kerb an Ira' mill Bra rvject
:a k - cla.a. of John Faraham for »IJ3
for leaa of go»4a at the
»53i* i-eatUe Are. and ftaotla*
p*'. .oo of Alfrt J Seiaoa to ha»e tta per
■csl property atr eaen fre« the a»«t»»
■sen: re..a Ferfnaoa aaaed for POfF! data
- u t He firat turned la the alarm of Uu
Mechanlaa' ta:U Are The CJOO llallowed
!=>» t*r» rmfmlxiac u< 3-
•te'SJy :• iuiu«
Mil ISTATI TRANSFER*.
®««J' E«r«r<i»d M ike Aoilt.r'*
oa» iHtttdtj.
i«*l »li:r trauartau ?rptn Jaa~ar* 1.
IS*. «c 4»w «3.« 12. TVT« »r-r fiw
for rw*d ycxvrrfar > <<«•da.tfer -r-mtiiar
uiaaa «rfjx.-i lirsia. as »-«-!{. 0 f
(t*. FoUovjßt i« lb* UatM farmahed bn
Wood kvitMM. abc.-arv.rt of titl*
f LJCTCean-y to E JtH>eT»ru. let* 6 '
Stars ct il» Ts cu *art<n.
Pt» • *a* f. t;ki!«atk»r* Pacific «4!
Uu»
C. C. • & Lim« to W. iat », blk «.
law sc«t>. lua.
TS»;aa« ' •*-. Tto it MrT>i*h.' rt i. t>lk
i, 8. A- Brl. » heira Srst add. tI.MMi
Albart scblesaaaaefcer •.«-> -u
--to--.»t«r. .« 2,t «» P.,ni:e- nM.--.ad add
tijea
J A. Moare :o A. w CoiweU, lot I. hlk
IT, Waabiatto« ad<J.
Tboa Mcrtrr to t C- Graham. «Cilli ft lc
« cor and 403'.0 !i nn car ol bit 4S, Xr:
car t tecocd add. t+*
P -japaoa to Peter Barklr, lot 2. blk
I, - a«;ffr. |*oe
saattle Laad Cotnaaaj to J A. Gmld, let
1L b)k ,3. Poatia* aec«ad add. Mitt
T —to Ana Jofcnaon, lota li a;. J 12.
b;k 3. Northers v!d. two.
T. Joba*>3 to J. M. Stafford. lot 7. blk S.
No rthern add. t»C.
Tboa. Johuaoa to Tfceroo Stafford, lot *
b!k ». Northern add. 1306
Theraa Stafford to T Jofcaaoc. lot If. M
*, >artii«rn add.. I a)
X. P. R. R. to J. C. O't'oanor. a ' 5 ae ! .
aec. », tp 2« n, r j e, SCO
V Hogo Smith to J. Bolzare t. lota 13 asd
14. blk 4. Sa. Par add,. West -vaitje, iXv
T Hugo Smith to J. O. Rmien*, lota J, i
aal7, blk 2, fro. Par. add., lft-.st <evtle,
ta»
A. J. Johasoato A. J. Vl''f:*aL;. lot*an i
10. blk .">, Motor Un<f • ! . 11CV
■ li t*fUt»A»3 I. Mau:j. locs 10 and
11. blk 74. l>eac? A Hoyt'» add . m* 1
Herti.aa I'bapin to A. U. MrUiacL«, Sot*
X, 2 aod S. blk 4J, Boston Co'» aid., We-L
-xarSf. (SS.
A. B. L'.fwtllyn to G. XcLaax. l-,u 13 aad
21, blk It. Madiaon at. add . li.v
C. C. Calkin* aad W D Wood to K. J.
HackW. lot blk f. Eaa: >eanJ?. Illf
Q W. V«nci el a!, to G. B. Dritj*. iota 1
to 9 IbcL, blk ?. Mh'aiiister'f aJd.t'Ai.
ii. B Pri(fK« to Oh P £<;». kxa I lo f
ineL. blk :'. McCailiiMr'a add . tW.
(rtorje KiQD«r to Joha (t. KiatKar. 44 ft
oS' ea»t »ide lot 10, blk B. nap. plat blk JO
G. k'.anaar i n ! ' . tnOf.
M Sl.'iar to John P. K:auiar, k>U 3 and
4, Llk 4. Brll A Pcduy • plat. 11.
H. T. .srott b> H. H. Fo»ter, lot 23. !B aup.
bik Kon add . »li..
M. licary et al. to C. A .Vott, lot 3. blk 2,
Warrett * add., $760.
J. Nelaoa to 11. S. Drew, lot blk 1\ of
towa of .Saattir. A. A. tannr'a plat, h>M).
THE SCHOOL. OIRKCTORS.
buslofi* Traa»art«il at I.aat Night'*
Reiular Scaaioo.
At the regular meeting of the board of
school directors last evening, bids were
received for tne construction of the steam
heating apparatus for the Central school.
They were
WBL Oardiner A. Co., Portland f r ~,ooo 00
2. C. Miles 6,»l ST.
Moran Bros 7/«s0 fO
After some deviate the contract was
awarded to Win. '.ardiner A Co. Mr. W E.
Boone, the architect, was instructed by
the board to draw up the necessary con
tract with Wm. Gardiner A- Co and NUbmit
tha Mime to the board at their next meet* J
lag for their approval.
superintendent Kennedy reported flirt 10
balance on hand after buying apparatus,
which was distributed equally through the
departments out of a fund of fOOO previ
ously allowed.
Superintendent Kennedy was instructed
to submit a list of necessary apparatus
wanted by the department with the prol>
able cost, "at next meeting.
The resignation on account of illnets of
Miss Eila J. Canghey, a teacher in the
high school, was accepted.
Upon motion of Birector Frink, Miss
McCoy was appointed to fill the vacancy
a« a substitute until the end of the pres- (
cut term.
Director Heilbron moved that the ser
vices of tieo F Aobott, as superintendent,
of construction at the South school, be
dispensed with on and after Monday, the
14th mat, as the work has nearly assumed
completion. Carried.
Adjourned.
There belug no further business before
the board, it adjourned to meet next Fri
day night at the u*nal place, upou motion I
of Director Heilbron.
I'ASSENUEK LISTS.
Per Steaiuer Ualla Walla from San
Francisco, January 11.
For Seattle— R. G. W. Russell, C. H. Cole,
D. S. Wnrlenburg, J. Gilbert, IT. Broeck
man. C. O'Brien. Mrs. P. H. Pendergast, W
R. Young. J. T. Cochran, J. C. Eaton, Mrs. '
W .M. Fletcher, Miss A. Cook, Miss C. Calef,
L. E. Henderson. C, Missen, A. Boysen, J.
I W. Tinliin, Mr?. W. Snell and child, G.
W Sinclair, C. Moody. C. Milank.
Tacoma—O. Jefferey. A. E. Alexander.
H. Fox. H B. Rath borne, 3. G. Jones. Sin.
T. B ».ilium, J M. Parker, J. Stum, W. p.
C. Aokey, J. Klisman,S.U. Gibson, W. H. .
Rnssell. T. L. Davis, W. B. Crawford. H
l4Wje*ohutte. C. F. Whipple, W. O'Brien
and wife.
Victoria-J. Arce, E. Farquhar, G. Frigg.
T. J. Corwin. H D. Carson, C/tfexsmiih. T.
Howe. W Williams, W. stokes, W. Van
Houten, W. R. Chadsey, Miss A. Grefor, 1
Jt. B. (iauvear. F. H Gregor, A. D. Beck
and wife, C. Crook and wife, Mrs. Hen
drey, T MrNelley. J. Bays. May Trigg and
sister, K. McLean. E. Marbon, Mrs. F. Win
sell.
Port Townsend—9. Kline, William F.
Muller, N. Walter. Capt. Tibbals and wife.
Oregon £ California—Passed Medford:
N B Avery. I» Laiuberf. M. liner, George
Brown, O.K. Pike, D. H. Andrews. W. £.
Little, 11. A. Googaa, 1. Harper, 11. S. Hos
tetter. K B. Grey. B. N Turner and wife. J.
C Mtilcnberg, W. C. Moore, Henry Wil
liam.-. Johu ureeukraus, Miss Greenkraus,
Miss C. Greenkrau«. G. M. Cookham, Robt
Heynemann, L. Snaon, J. Merrill and
wife, A. Wilsemskl and wife, J. Berahart.
L. J Newberger, John Alexander, James
Landry, B. J. Sternbcrger. M. Anderson, S.
Harris. G. W. Longie, E. Smith, B. M.
smith. S. M. Lyons and wife, C. F. Crowell,
' W. H Killial. Dr. Howitt and wife, N. J.
c rooks, aad 64 immigrants.
~Pa>s*-aeers for San Francisco per steamer
Wilmington Mr. and Mrs. Moses, H.
M >*e«. 11. llarkness, Mis* L. Drew, Miss A.
A Van Voorhees. J. W. Slams, George
' Scheiblc
Til K FIKK DEI'AIITHEXT.
New llos«'eart ter the North Seattle
Company.
The new hasec art of Seattle Engine Com
pany. No. 4, arrived in the city yesterday
by the Northern Pacific and Paget Sound
Shore railroads, and will to-day be
porarily housed in the present
the company in North Seattle pending the
construction of the proposed new engiue
! house in that portion of the city in the
neighborhood of tha schoolhonse. The
new cart is a four-wheeler, and is capable
of carrying from lOOOto 1300 fact of nose.
Besides the usaal accojnpsniinent«» ef
ipsnr.««rs. torches, etc., etc.. It has a "reel
b-ake. the latest iunovation In hosecarts.
The ■ reel brak*" is utilized when the
speed of the reel, in laying off hose, be
comes greater thau that of the cart Then,
as is known by all firemen, the hose be
comes faugled :n th*> snokes, and *ery
often valuable time is lost when much
needed.
, Councilman Duric, of the fire and water
• Committee, is looking around for a spau
of horses to for the cart. Mr
Duric is hunting also for a team to draw
:hr t agine fNo -, which have not as je!
beeu provided with bcnei
It is proj»osed some time in the notdla
tan* fttture to cnaagc the location of one
of th« engine companies tw s higher eleva
I tion, probably on Ninth t-Greet. The pre*
sure of the water In the hydrants at that
i ait tu*! is aot heavy, aiid the a t<l of an
j engine there In all emergencies of flre a
' daily t-»«"oming m«>r»» urgent.
A* l*N-v«T Aocx SAIIon —lt appears tha:
Jasper Collins, the colored b«>y in
the Yealer block, whose arrest for stealing
a for |2ti belonging to an occnt>ant
; of the bail ding wa* mentioned in y ester
day ■ paper, was the victim of hasty Judj:
men: and « mistake. The officials of the
Merchants' National bank state that young
i Collins took the check to the bank with
I the statemear that he had foand it in the
} elevator He made n<> • ffurt to obtain
1 inoner on it. bat left it at the hank with a
; request that they return i* to the owner.
' That surely was not the act of & d.shonest
hoe. Young Collies is well known in the
city, an i has always borne a good repuia
tation Several of the leading firm, ia %h*i
Yea:-.-r Mock speak of hi® in terms
; He is briKht, Industrious, obliging, and
very attentive to his un'^e*
HE W v - EOlEED.— Thoma* Guathcr
a transient lodger at the .it. Paul house, re
ported early yesterday morniag at polics
4 headaaa ier* that he had be*-a robbed ol
1 j;i.sbi.f asleep in the lodglne hoase
Ur-on ir jury it was as> from th«
* prr»t>rJe*wr, Siear Scamidt d.d u->i rrtirt
i aatil 4 a. m.. and tnat he Lad been 4nak
; i-g bat was vet inToA .ea»e«i f>anther hal
Lrtid h;ut tie dav before taat he had
in g»a: >ag The p- ce prcsame tna
| nc lc*st the if at all, :c the mo« way
no credence in h s story of roU
i oery
The sale this week at < hester Clear?-
i 10c child's hoee marked down to Br
Chaater Clcary.
On Monday rooming, January ~th. wf
j expect to be to »>n> >>n wl' i
' our usual clearance *a Waich onriv.»
a.l for prices TokJas, smgertaaa A Co.
« 3c, all wool. 4CMcefc. drea«
Isale Cheater Cieary
w® have a drive in while ard black graj
skin rmgs. Thev are tharight thing, worJ
r only IS You may s*3 tnam in fsrp®
department. Toklai, Bingarman £ Co.
SOME OF THEM LET GO.
M fiver. Kams*y. Ashley aid
Wilkes Ditrhargtd.
Tntlanj la Kr
fmrd to tk* (>tktr*~ Terrttt
in m U|k?
MI m wau
The riot cam continued ow from Thar*
day wrrr resume* :« j«s see James mrt
at* a m. yeatorday scorning. Oeorfe Dob
wa. Mn WiHtaai £*nas. Era* Morgan.
Jobs G. Berry and Jam-a CvnifWc sad
t*« Bdnt>m of Ute eoalfcaot coaa.tUH'
jf three sppointed by £h« Miam* Caioß m:
Cool l rwk at the use* of ihe
aataed Wm. Peamaa aai John Vtrttt,
were put apoa the for tse prowecu
fcOßL
The ttstiraoay of all exempt the i ommit
teemen vu ib the same vein as that given
previously. Penman xid Vimy't evi
vir-acrf #ti important.
Pmibu saw Warier. Cox. Ramsey.
Woods and Ma'arkey in the crowd. Com
m: trees from both sales *o confer :.>g*iher
wore appointed Was a member oi the one
frum the Ms aem I n ion. Th* spokesman
of the Knigbtaof Labi-- committee told Uf
we had belie r do according to their deci
sion or pack up oar blankets and Kara the
east p.
Vartev raw Worley, Cox. w ovhU, Cou
rse. ana Ma ark- yia the crowd. Spoke
scan for the Knights of Labor told us that
"If yoa are not rased by the members of
the Kn.ghtsof Labor yoa had better take
your r asket# and get out ut ramp.
Counsel for the defense moved a dis
missal of the fain against Jsrae* Melver
snd Kelly Kamsey. anra'.ag that the testi
mony dia not show that they had takes
ar»y act; *e war* in the disturbances. The
oroeocution agm-i to ibis, and Justice
Jones accordingly discharged the two
men. ||- a -
A motion for the dismissal of all the de
fmdsnti. on the ground that th* crime
ehsrgvd was not pro red. then made by
ihe defense, with an argument which was
continued *f:er dinner The defease not;
saeeee»Mig in this, placed the follow lug
defendants on the staad. who testified m&
follow*
Bernard Maiarkey Went to Coal Creek
with Worley au 1 Ramsey. Was told thai
my brother *a« hort
Cross-examiu**d Am a Knight of Labor.
Knew that Knights of labor had ordered
the work at the mines to stopw Did not see
young Dobson on the trestle- Heard guns
fired at the depot at Sewcsst.e ouiv
There was a in an down and other toun »
beating him there, bat did not see who the
man wa«, because 1 was iookiug at Jonah
Hughe* and the train
Kelly Ramsey. I>avid Worley sad Robert ;
Woods testified to the aame effect as Ma
larkey.
The testinoay all in. the couasei for de
fense moved the dismissal of Worley,
Woods and Maiarkey.
Oa this proposition there was s good sr
gumeat made by the provocation for the
maintenance of law. aud the court over
raled the motion. The defease then mov j
ed the dismissal of the cases ob hand on j
the gronnd that the crime charged in the
complaint had not been proven. This was
taken under adviaement.
The Terrsce caae was then resumed.
David Kvaus. Thongs Hedge and Walter
Cooper all testified positively that Terrace
was engaged in the riot, either having
seen him or recognised his voice, although
Terrsce swore on the stsud that he had
staved in his hon>e s!l day, and
had not given himself any trouble what
ever about anything that m as going ob oat
aide. The proseentiou drew uim into some
very unpatriotie sdmissions. He had been
to (Oilman the evening before the riot. His
case wa* submitted without argument.
S, The case again-* Ash; y wa« l
"upon motion of the prosecuting attorney.
The case against County Comissioner
Wilkes was dismissed also. Nieho
las Hoffman, one of the members
of the Miners" Cnion committee, les
tified strongly seeing Mr. Wilkes with
a demijohn of whisky and pawing it
around among the miners, but it seemed
that Mr Wilkes had adopted this plan to
pacify the men aud nrevent them, if pos
sible, from engaging in any trouble.
IN M MORI AM.
Robert Lee Bowen Monrued hy Bin
Fellow Militiamen.
At a meeting of Company Kof the Nation
al Guard of Washingt<m Territory held in
this city Thursday evening the following
resolutions were passed by unanimous
vote
Whrrea*, Remorseless death has entered j
our rank' and stricken down in the flu«h
of his young and promising manhood our
late comrade, Robert Lee Bowen; and
Wh£REas, 1b his sudden and untimely
end Company E. National Ctuarlof Wash
ington. ha* suffered the loss sf an honored
member, whom his sorrowing brothers in
arms hold in affectionate remembrasec.
Rtsoh ed. That the life and character of
our deceased comrade constitute a proud i
monument to his memory tbst nee«i» no
aapport from the lsngusg»* «»f formal
eulogy. As s member of Company Rhe
was true and tried and ever without fear
and without reproach. He responded
promptly and cheerfully to every call of
duty, and but a few hours before his death
honored the uniform of the Rttttw
Guard iu the active service of his country.
In every relation of life he was just, gen
ersus and faithful, and in his death a gal
lant soldier has been mastered out of the
ranks of oar company, and s useful citi
zen lost to society.
K. B. ALP.bbtbox,
W. K. Thousell,
W. K. G&AMRH,
UCKMAH CHAPiy,
O. W. I'BICS.
Committee.
THE COIXTY'S ISDKBTKDNF.SB.
Can the Fall Amount of ihe %iOO,-
O(K> Bonds He Issued?
The county tw*ard held a special meeting
yesterday to consider the ques
tion of whether the issue of the
full amount of V.00.000 bonds to
fuud the county indebtedness up to
Jan. 1, ISBh. as authorized by the legi»!a
tare, ceuld be sustained under the oircum
stances that the indebtedness due
at that date now outstanding on
warrants did not amount to that
rlgure. The act of th« legislature only
gives authority for the issue of the amount
of l>'nds necessary to fuud the indebted
ness actually due. Judge Stnive repre
rented the parties who are negotiating to
purchase the bouds, now in the hands of
Jacob Furth. special purchasing agent, to
place in the market.
It was found necessary for the board to
' get together at once and figure up the « x
ae>*mount on warrants outstanding, do**
l. l*v\ and still uupa.d At that
Jfiate the debt of the connty was no doubt
gall "f b*:t the payment < f some
this since then has given rise to the present
difficulty.
CHA.HGK OF SCHEDCL*.— It is understood
that tho C>. P.- A N. Co. will issue a new
schedule on the 15th Instant. Other
changes, referred to In a former issue of
the Po«r INTBLLI'IES' eb, will aisTi be made
at that time in the route* traversed by the
company's learners. The T. J. Potter, at
present "making the rauad trip between
Olyiapia and this port, will be put on the
i Seattle aud Tacoma ma, making two
round trips uailv. Her former route will
i t-e taken by the Emma Hayward. which
will be thoroughly e-iuipped at ibc date
mentioned. The North Pacific and < ».ym
piau will make the Victoria and Tacoma
through run on alternate davs, thus saving
the transfer of freight at >vaitle
No IJCQCT.ST. —Coroner Eor»t has decided
not to hold an inquest upon the body of
John Willis Swaiford. who committed sui
cide* at the Bartlett hon*e Thurvlav after
noon, as be bss obtained a deposition from
Dr N'»ble to whom ewafford made a state
ment that he had taken strychnine with
the intent to do away with clmaelf. HSs
body will be bur;ed tn the potter s fit id to
rlav at * o'clock frt»m Cross ACo guilder
: takiss ®a:k»r*. no!"' fnetidt or rrlati.e
make aa appearance au-1 frt*c th,d4fccaa- i
a not* ( bil.tian bnria! Swaff' rd » ai»!er
aud brother h«TO not it* yet :*-en beard
from. t)i<-ir immediate whtreabi-nu at*
being kaown-
Aaor*i' Luc wa»Hi»i.r ■•<. lnvi
» bare bean :?sa-d by M- J. U Thou»s>
SOB, prt-«deiit of the Lak-; W«aktngt.Ja
-i*am Narlgation c rapany Ut a number
of city oficla> »nd pr. min-:,i
a>en. to arcotDpany tbr ofceera of the
company oil an excaralnji around Ibe lake.
'on w.- ne* »t«ajn<r " K:-» ■ ••a> 1 *
u>« wharf at tbe taf.n . do! \m-r
, a vena, at 11 th!. m.rnlM *«a c and
: lunch will t* features of th'- -ay i er>.y
! ajsot.
M-iat •wun , l- I T*® '*-■**« o'
■ poi developed yeater-iay. One »a» a man
'roa Taojcr.a named Dodjre wh<> ha*! Ucn
, jiiaj Kre.-ai da> » ia ?ro»idence boapital
i The othT «a« t>rousbi froai Keal wtere
he had work:s< in a lo«ia* cajop
both cases are fluent. The totai nn*n
t her o! waalJpox patieau now ia the pet
* hoase la t
j ji tl Li>4 (ITOUC* W u—Police Offi-
I rera r.:ry and Morrit diae«»er. d two t;< n,
' named Ed Key and Frank A. < oi.nerr oa
< Ja»k*»ti aoeet Vtwterday af.r -torn, offer
ing for *a> aotae watch. « whicti had baea
! bsrx.arised frva achs.u «ee*"» store,
i Joatice iiofcrtarf held 'e.a U< the (raad
tiary.
Tartoa CWSNSINIWU CHCBCK.
cwrner i»:rch Thoiaaj atre.- - K- T W
: jr paai..r, afrti'e,
! Saoday. 11 a. m. You>( Peoj>:e • aeeusj
at 6. p'reaehiat at 7 p ta
| praaTßb Ftwa HJMB.—Willie Haat. a
| liuia fTa yaar-o-'t bay. atrayad away frota
[ j hi* hataa. Broadway aad Cnerry atraeta,
i fwterday noon, and waa found away ou
:a P*an> Vttrfea « aa4 7 «. H#
» *jU<*a to peltca u l
j wfih aft rack* Wt aatil fen
' father 'tiac aaU jo: bin.
I'bfßovftAl Profmi.
wku»( DeßMxn!
Tb« Kf» Twl ©Citk>a #f tb# NCtlf
FVr limuJiis ii M p«i<rs tad
it to arttcto* as*! *Ja ;U:» *ha*
iaf de\f of wink, th; Soaad
ceaasrr aad u>? territory 2a fraaval ilarta*
tfce ?**: It Is Mftaftr arith farm aad
Ip-ft ft <*w <.&s a yroc*iaa tikal Is pbeaon
ml
PPM.
F RROYAL SSS.SI J
fill
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thi« Powrtor nereiTane*. A raju-rel e!
pnritT.dtrtfntth and wholcsoTor'.>: »i Mor
ee«iio!T»(ra: (Mn lit; oMiaary L.'n4« and
awu-jt t- «o'.J iaroapetibon with th* raal
tiaiJ-r o! >w Kit. faprt vrcicht. &*nm or
Lho»jjh*:< j»>w iei*. SeM oolt la eaoa,
onrtil SD ' >wl.*b I .» . W»!! tuvrt.
Se» York- «t«2Mwyl
SARAH KKNDAIiL, M. D.
/i RADI ATE OF HOMt«»r ITHIC COL
.\T lege, and fo I'hrad -phia hospital
j practice. Particular attention to women,
ohildren and obstetric*. VJO® Second street.
JOH N CJ. JAN IC KK,
4 TTORNEY. NOTARY AND SCRV EY
* or. Will practice before the Ctaitod
States land office Contests initiated, con
: ducted and defended. Timber land cases
i a specialty. Vacant goverumeut land se
lected and settlers located Township
plats and abstract of corrected
up to date will be found at my office. Ad
I drees Falls City, King County, w. T.
C\ M. RIVERS,
VTTORNEY-AT LAW, *2**4 FRONT ST
Seattle, W. T.
j THOS. r. DKEW. GEO. L>. BLAEE.
BLAKE A; DRKW,
\TTORNEYS AT LAW-ROOM# 24 axn i >
Union Block. Seattle, Wash.
Special attention: Corporation, land and <
Maritime law.
ISAAC M. HALL,
\TTORXKY AND COUNSELLOR AT
Law, Solicitor in Chancery, Proctor is ■
Admiralty, and Notkry i*ubuc. Room zi>, ■
Yester's new buildiug. Mill street, Seattle. ;
W. T. Take the elevator. j
HKNKY H. LOOMIH,
VTTORNKY AT LAW—KRNNEY BLOCS, j
corner of Front and Columbia streets,
Seattle.
K. K. NICHOLS,
V TTORNEY-AT-LAW, NORTH YAKI
ma, W T. ;
EHKN SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. V. 8. COMMIS
SI. sioner and Notary Public. Pine lands
bought and sold. Poetofßec box 673, Scat- !
tie, W. T.
WOOD *V OSHORNK,
\TTORNHYS AND COUNSELLORS AT I
law. Attention giveu to laud litlra
tion, land titles and probate mat Tors only
Rooms 6 and 7, Union Block, Seattle.
, j
RICHARD OSBORX. TRISTEN I*. OYER, j
OHHOHN dc DYKR,
JAWYERS,
j SEATTLE. W. T.
Rooms IT aud IS, Yealcr Building, MIL •
street, end of Commercial. Take elevator. :
DK. A. B. UIRHE.
/ vftUUST AND Al KIST. 814 FHOKT
A w Street. Office hours 9t012 a m .2to 4
fiaiyislp m.
HAROLD PRESTO!*, HENKY HCRRIOR,
R. M. CARE
Mcßride, Carr Ac Preston,
\TTORNF.YS AND COUNSELLORS AT
law. Offices at Laconuer, Mount Ver*
nou and Seattle. Seattle office, Yealer- t
, I.eary block. }yl7dw .
DR. GKO. A. UEICH,
/ \CULIST, AURWT. LAEYNG#SCOPIST,
w | fj ihi trip tOt
East and Europe, will be pleased to meet
his former patrons and others desiring his
services, at his former office, in the Yealer
Leery Block. Seattle, W. T. Residence,cor
ner Fourth and Marlon. )y!7dw
I Jl< >s. li BUEFB, M. K>.
lATE COUNTY PHYSICIAN SAN
-j Diego, Cel. Formerlv surgeon S. P.
: R. R. Co., Deraing. New Mexico. Special
! attention given t<» the treatment of female
diseases Office at Ken yon block, room U.
cor. Front aud Madison streets. Telephone
123.
a. A. WEED, *. D. r. 11. COE, *. D.
DKS. WKED COK,
I PHYSICIANS AND SURGFON>, ROoM
2, blot k. Office telephone
No. 1. I)r. Coe's residence No.
C. ML GABH, M. U.
VBDOMINAL SURGEON* AND GYNE
eulogist.
TACOMA. W T
I>K. d. 81'ITZY,
> (Ac»'lfmy of P«ri». 1«~0.)
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1 h, liver »n<l kiilnej"liiie«i* ». i
: (isr&h•in, R»ul. rh»um*'ira. ev|>hut>. w
' rrrt dlmm. Lost numhorxl Mtond
! without CwnnlUliog in Ko(t
; ii.h, i«*rin*n, Krmrh mil Itsliaa. nfflrv,
■ K'»-t baihiiux. Mill rtxMii ;>, fc^coun
1 fl 1 mr. H.llV (r.im 10 In I.'« m ,'i ti) «I' m.
T. T. MIXOR, M. D. ii L. B. tIWIOS, *. ».
! I)RH. MlMJlt A DAWHON
\ |>HTStCIAK9 AND BCRGKONB.
, orrm IK ori*A aor»» BLOC*.
Tplfpho:]-. Offit*. No. *2. Dr. Miaor'l
r reald* nee. No. M.
!' S.J. HOI.M KB, M. XJ.
IJHYHICIAN ANI> BURGEON -OFFICE
1 Coi"Di>i block. *ad ColumW*
•troeta.
* Off.• r Uour*. 10:90 to 12 a. «»•; 2to 4,
f and 7to• p. ui. Tei«pboH« No. VZL
». A. *H*NSuN. K I>. J. WlAJfltOJf, *. I>.
5 Dnt. Hhannon At Hhnnnon,
oiTKUMinicHKH-cnni«
I Caloa l)l<» k. Front 6<xit,
up«ta!r*. rooTti 10. Olßre opta al alt hour..
UK. K. K. SHAW.
; tIHYWIAN AND srR(iE«iN OFFIcH
I i ■ ...ial M»j«'k. r.'-rj»T - i.u,l at •
C'olaxnbia Btrret*. Rw'. lru « , Sl7 Third
uri-rt. < >S(* h<inr». *to lu-'»a.ni. 4 to*
I m.:: .1 7U>B T' ll] "T T I T 1
FWHKK AC CLARK,
1 ; *Ri HtTEiTr - BCTUEP.> BriU>l.Sf.
,\ oppoaltc Occidental Botcl.
11- ak. 3 *rrr s *. &.
UHH.B.MMHA WII.I.ARU
lIKV-K lAV- AND
hm'ln « b - t. Ft- ut <•' ■ Offl •
; B. ffI'FJHMAN.
» RCHITICT-ROOM =AM< m BOOTOX
,\ - k.co'U' WJI
CiKOKOK BK.'l IH'.VK
, 4 AYF.R ASf> CHEMI-T. ANALYZER
M \of coal. £."* 1 i'T". orr.. •-t —udaara
3 pk» for aatay by taai 1. Ta >i: »■ * a»b T r
c I >ir. and Mrs. K. J. Caatlc,
HIALEIW AND TEAf-Hllir*-I Hh
tia:i -Wiener. MtnTAi No iy.
' . Second batwero and Sprit,
j Seattle. * Ttrr.tiir.
s. i ■-K.oa cs*.
'• BCI KKY J*. OWINS,
3 V'IYIL SSOINERR-H. iCRVSYOR- A> ;
r 1 I Ra., wsti and
a j * works Offic?
; How Doctors Conquer Death
Doer or Walter K Haaueoedaan" After!
* U>ag csperleace ! bs»« come to tbs toa
* clßsian that twfr thirds c! ali deaths fn«a
pacmaonia aad coasamptios
miaatbe avoided li irr Acker's Ecglisfc
* Earned y lor constiiaption were eare
° tullf aaod In Uas' Th-s woaderf*.
*. reta'ady laaa4* aaaslUve gvaraat«
zt ty A. B. 9t«wart, drt«UL »
cm~ <XrX7ITSm Ttttj tMI «aJ
au in sntni*
IF YOU INTEND TO
Invest Money
IN SEATTLE,
Ftm CEmulae the FoUovicc
B A TI G A 1 N\S
OFFERED BY
FRONT STREET
D, A. A PennyV plat- Ut 7 has *
<O-fool frontage oa front strw; and
fret «a >* neea. whi 1 # tot s» fronts w
feet on WeH «M IJB feet on >forc«
Tfcewe two lot* runt riTvt~.an right*. tix«l.
then 1 («re. mrtk«U]r eikiwl to tkr wih-r
Even Di.l »*.« •> * • .• •» !
thau an i ighth of a mi'.t' on the property
The following are Otoe imffereafuti A
fo«r«l*nr bwlMmf. brinfita* iu s.'*) *
»o*'.h. ?ne Fwget .Simod Ice Work®, f»a> in<r
s3Ba mouth gro«md rent. three n or* large
bQikU&jtt rentin g for f.mo. be«4de r. 'ar%;e
; wharf and urn t ImproTements bringing in
• 100 The monthly rental* at |«Mrut a^ 1 -
grvcate fTTx). and whvti ;bt» prvwut lets'*
empire this can be jpvatly inrreaseri. TW
f trice for a limited time it one
oarth rash and balanr** on lone time at S
tw*r ,vnt
FRONT STREET N I^T,
Fmii *:.< i Mtdim, «xl» int. one of the
ohuioul corner- on tfct «tr>-w li is pot
t-rrd with food rtti-MTtßi »torc». Pru»-
|A<X»
FRONT STREET
on t he eaat tide of Front street between
Columbia and Mtrldi Tfc.s adjoin* the
1 Drew lot recently now by ua The lot it of
« r» I f r two week* «wih . at
FRONT STREET
i Front and like street*, full k>t and im
proved ♦4o.ooft.
FRONT STREET <Z?X
! of Front Street, next to the corner of Mke.
i This It IM property. On the lot i* a
$7060 res leure whirh will command fIOO
• amonth rent. $. »,000. urn fourth eaah,
halaaee on long time at * per rent,
FRONT STREET
tide of Front stivei between Pike and Pine;
Priec. fIT.OnO. STiM) cash and balance an
lon* tim* at low interest.
FRONT STREET' SiiS
cast corner of Front and Utmra utreet*.
Thtrr 1« a (Odd reaitl. nee. u-'W 00. u|m.l by
thcowncr. Term> < >uf thinl ca«h anil tb«
tiaianee iu onr and two rear' at f j>rr cent.
It i> the <•! eajv" l.»r In the )>h k. at lli.ollo
FRONT STREET
side o I Front street, between VI nun I a ami
Lenora; #IO.OOO.
FRONT STREET F ,K"",S
side of Front street, between Stow art and
Virginia, including a small house: #IO.OOO
half ' it!).
FIFTH STREET
twenty feet square. faring on t»oth Fifth
and sixth streets, between f'nion and Uni
vtrrity. There are four houses on Fifth
•tract and room for four more on Sixth
street. By building these the property will
return l\ per rent per month iu rents.
This is the cheapest thing In this hut of
bareains. at fUMJO.
SECOND STREET .I'M
dred and twenty feet on .Second stxeet,
between Tike and Pine. Thin in the
cheapest property on the street. and 1*
offered f«»r a limited time only, at IT <*).
SPRING STREEi '.7° SS
southwest corner of Spring and Twelfth
struts. There it a frontage «»f riS feet on
and IJoon Twelfth; #s* o
MADISON STREET "T",
lot* just off of Madison street: ISAOt.
YESLER AVENUE
uer Eighth and Mill streets (now Teeter
arenut i, with <2O feet frout on Mill street
t&(*)
FIFTH STREET.
ner Fifth and Terrace, #7400
TWELFTH STREET
lot* on Twelfth street, betwreeu tttewmri and
Virginia, one blork from *treef ear*. s'.'4oo.
Th«-y ar<- elwml mid ready for building.
DEPOT STREET
and Wall street*. Including three new
»ix room cottage*. Flee i<* ntioi) 16800.
SPRING STREET Y;,
the northwest corner of Spring and Kiith
ntreet*. im hiding a fine i*rg«» house. Thi»
is beatttiiuliproperty. 112,000. tiatisfactory
i term*
HOUSE AND LOT
corner Twelfth and Mikado; #.'4on Matr
niflevnt view and a bargain. Half cash and
the balance iu two Tear*
HOUSE AND LOT
*nd well-lorated lot ou the upper sMe of j
Ninth street next to tbe corner of Ottwirt;
JACKSON STREET
s.**> to f i:'*Jo on Main, Washington, Jackson,
King and Lane streets, between Twelfth I
and Fourteenth.
JACKSON STREET
near the corner of Jark»on and (ireen sts.,
ou the rable roods, for #IOOO
LAKE UNION
! Fifth Addition, 11900.
CENTRAL SEATTLE
Thre* good lots near the reservoir, l&tt
each.
MERCER'S ADDITION
. - lx>t« at (600 ami h-'J
PARK ADDITION !ut -
DENNY & HOYT'S
CRAWFORD'S ADD.
#«■■«.' and t • o
AOttlFQ Choice Nacres at Salmon
AVlV£iO bay, a! I1M) per *■ re. Kilher
' 40or *0 acreaa! |l vo an acre. Owner needs
noun at once and offer* by far the cheap
, est tract in that vicinity I-and adjolniug
is sei.ing in i*:«
A PPVfI -Twenty acres near I.ake
Washington almost direct
ly opposiu- Kirk laud, at #IOO per acre, rtev
«-nty acres adjoining *old some time ago for
$15,000
TWELFTHSTREET
corner Twelfth and Marion. #4.000
ELEVENTH STREET.
' Two lots corner Eleventh and Cherry,
#4,000.
TENTH STREET xiXLl'd
Virginia, ♦'/.GOO.
GROCERY STORE.,:; ?
and lea»e of st re. #2.4U0
BOOT & SHOE STORE
i-Flne *uk!k of boots and «hr>e* at co#t.
Store buildinr two stories and basement,
hard fim*heda*.»d feet of ground
io desirable location: l-'-OO
TANNERY
I perpetual deed to maxuificrnt wafer p<»wer.
s 10-ruom, hard rvsidance, two ac res
1 improved laud, fine orchard, etc., for
I pjj: w ater powrrle worth #4OOO for any
sort of inanufa* tu'itig.
PPPtITPPV }fr a. ry in sure
i XJIVJCx W JCilv X . /ui opcra'i'Ht, with
j splendid water aud excellent location; for
FURNITURE FACT'RY.
j F-iftj shares «.fthe • -apita) stf«ckofthe
, Ila:i a i'aalaon Furaitnre Company, for
fefHit i *: of #4.'S»
' SAW MILL.-s3.y:sM
heart of a hardwood timber l*.t, for #>,ooo,
jor aa.f iat« rr«t la. <ju Owner prefers to
j ceil baif Uittrnt
LOGGING CAMP, m
•tix-k. flxtam, 4jutj in rjvck, 12, •
tWdHfl fori of timber. and eontriu-t lot U*t
fur fur year*. Owner lu nad«
♦ • 1- ..• • a.l r+'.:r.
FARM LANDB.
leaved, to 9**ry rf Kisi. Men*,
Tfcwr i }?ivOL*f.roi«h. i&agit, mkitcom
an«l K.uip couut.es, i»rl«<l»ng many bar
KIRKLAND.
HOIK Tk* priac* w* totte on Fran:
tvreft, aid orh«rekeUepr»p*rtU». *rt to
i lim I*6 lint niy,»sA biytTf ikosid
ocif ;!ii» in mind.
W« do bo*, deal ia «fl jifcizf *»t ttoie®
pr»p«ty
I (jkzt//finJ<s(o7UJi/£
! FiiwiifiaJ aid tal Estate Ef«4m.
■ .* IT-TT g WAIHISWIOS.
BOOKS!
BOOKS!
BOOKS!
..NOW
IS THE TIME
To Buy Them.
l>rpar*t>iry In * i-h«n»c of the
entir* su*k ul : t Uniting KxitMopp of
the North »'*•-Iftc it flVreJ for a few
dart *t
Eastern Wholesale Prices
Not only this. bat mote. Our book stock
will he literalljr tacriftoml, .n hundreds of
casta books being sold for
LESS MONEY
Than They Cost Us.
|
This stock muM U> gal rid of. tu-1 the
public now h*ve VM opportunity to
PROFIT lit fIIK LOSS.
Tboee who rame fiprt will h*re the *ro«t
c»t rholoc. so favorable (in opportunity
never before m m offered here to net booki.
Opera and Field Glasses,
Gold Pens, Compasses,
Cards and Pacific
Coast Diaries
for 1889,
Will also be told at runinonsl ylow prices.
G. DAVIES & Co.,
?<H) Front Htreet, Heatils.
RANI) BROS.
OrrRR THE (IRKATHrr INDUCEMENTS
TO INVEHTOIW,
HI'ECI'I.ATORH, AND
THOSE WHO DEHIHK COMFORT A BIJt
HOMKrf IN THI
WONDERrn. CITY OF VAKCOOVIR
BRITISH COLOMBIA,
CANADA'S ONLY -F. A PORT ON TM
PACIFIC CO AW.
RAN 13 BROS.,
RIAL EriTATE BROKERS, ETC .
i taw VANCOUVER. B. C
S. BAXTER & CO.
Offfcr (or ule la lot* to MUt
2(H) laaki Early Rm Potatoo*.
1000 Sack* PMrlw Potato—.
300 laeki Bn.bunk Potato**.
lIHI Toua Timothy Hay.
100 Toaa Timothy aad Clover Hay
1(H) Toaa Eaatara Waaklagtea
Wild Hay. 50 Toaa Wheat.
X Car* Bran aad Short*, aalxod.
<!0 toa Oroaad aad Rolled Bar lay
Spokaao If ilia Extra FUnar.
Ellanafcnrgh Mill* Extra Flour.
:»<MM) Sack* Choloa Waahlnstoa
I Oat*.
lONBY TO LOAN OR 101TG1GSS.
HOUSES TO BENT
OIIIfM.'M to Kent
la tko BOSTON BLOCK aad the
COLONIAL BLOCK.
Wall located aero yoaarty far
aala ek.ap, cloaa to KUUK
LAND aad at WEST
SEATTLE.
Appirto
HERMAN CHAPIN
JANE* HTREET,
alt« llralilnlal Hotel.
A. FISKEN & CO.,
GENERAL
STATIONKBS and PBDJTEBS
BOS Second Street.
Oppo.lteffcv I'oatcfflr*.
A Complete Stock of Blank-book
Legal and Commercial Statlon
ery. __
W. A. HASBROUCK 4 CO.,
■vtaa. An rtaniinw
DRTTOO-IBT6
ajro U
Photographic Supplies.
rmnt •*., »—*»**« T '
WA CHONO A C
CHINA TEA BTOBE.
1 Li (P«W OF «*
! tmtt rt» *D<\ wSSjS*
[ Brte« ctmv. cor—r T%W •»'*
| *****'*
'The First Heriaent Armory
CAN BE RENTED
For F»ir«. B»U» mmd Zmt*rU4m~
CUAIITw a- KfTTiWOtK.
___
Have V**f rr.*gmxlr\e*. muatc, „
I and law booha bound y
tially at *. Anthony*" BinMU
! Opera Slock-

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