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THE COMMON COiMCIL
Ttee Seed of More Slips nod
Wharves Considered.
of Garbac* rb* Tadcr At
tn* Orad* lUr*f« of OH
Saw Ordtaaam.
George B. Adair. represent! eg the I'om
neittee <>f Fourteen, was at the westing of
the Cammoo Coanetl last night to eei! tbe
ttseattoo of that hody to the necessity of
providing more slips aad wharves for the
convenience of bricksaaken la landing
preset. Mr. A-iair «ai4 that f \e
qaeatlon had been brought before the
Committee of Koarteer. a number of time*,
and that tie had been appointed to present
the r>.arUfr before the Council. There
coui l be so doabt that there is *
shortage or almost an absolute want of
facilities afforded brick teak* r* for blad
ing their product at the oa<e slip a om ased
for that purpose. The facilities are now
lest tbaa they have bees any year pre
riou*. said Mr, Adair, owing to the fact
thai many dork* are now used for other
purpose. There will be a greater need
this year than ever before, because of the
great amount of baildin* projected, and he
had been informed that it would be oat of
the question to land auy where the num
ber of brick repaired at the wharves now
available for the par;***. Home had sug
gested that the present facilities be In
created by extending the slip*
farther oat. while other* suggested aew
allpa. He favored the latter plan and urged
immediate acth«, aa many contractor* are
waiting to see if they ran jtet prick her*
before Uklng contracts.
Councilman Imrte might inform
the Committee of Fourteen to at we bare
already tai£**n action u-, r.-ferriug the whoe
matter to ibe c« a»*iltu.e on atreeta, togetb
cr with the harbormaster and city survey
or. with power to art"
Councilman Jones -tat. <l tfe*« he bad en
deavored Pi g.-t the harbormaster and city
surveyor together to con«aU ipon the
matter and did not know what conclusion
they had arrived at.
City Surveyor Scarry said that he hil
not been abb* to consult with the harbor
master upon the mauer yet.
Cnßtifiimau Mi»* "The e.,mmittee ap
pointed by the mayor to set jointly with
the Joint committees of tne chamber of !
Commerce and Hoard of Trade, will meet
with them a« aoon aa poaaitle and art in
the matter of aht(*am: wharv^a."
Mr. A<lairr "wita two aupa thei« woald
not l>e near room enooah to qiiUmml ihe
brick that will be needed. Anything
patching up what we now iiate won til
entirely Inadequate. The city haa the
property and it should be improved If
we expect improvement* to be continued
we mu»t provide facilities, and if the ctty
does not take Mime action we intend to .
proceed aa private iadividoala and do the
best we can."
The matter waa finally referred to the j
jc-lnt . ommitU't'. and M>me d« finite action
will likely be tak -u at the next meeting
TUB PtsKHUI. or oaRnAUK.
Council matt mine called the anentlou of
the Council to tb* uccetaity of providing
for Rome disposition of the Kari-mr ami
refuse of the Heretofore there hud
been nothing but fhak< shifts, but .now th»
time had comv to m-ttie she master by mak
ing Wi c flual disposition. There are only
two feasible plans of disposing of garbage:
One by burn tig or cremating rtfu»e and
the other 'o carry it by acowa built tor the
purpose to the middle of like Hound and
depot It it there, tie did not think that
burning wan called for and therefore
favored the simpler plan of depositing all
garbage in the bound.
Councilman Ureeu said tnat at oreaent
there wa* no place in the city where gar
t>age could be diliopc! If he ordereO H
dumped on Commercial street extension
there wait a remonstrance, and if It waa
ordered dumped at any other place there
waa an equally strong objection, lie eon
curred wlih Mr. burie ia favoring the
scheme of dumping in the Sound.
C'ouucllman hum* also favored Mr.
Dnrie'a proposition
Councilman KPtx thought tnat the beat
plan WOULD IXJ 10 deposit ashes and r*la»e
of tbal nature on the Mat* and thereby
help t.t make iaud. Nitfht aoil and other
refu««< couM be taken owt oti long wharves
and "Innst*'! lutodeep water to t>e«ar*ied
off bv tbe tide He objected to tha scow
plan, ax the city woul'i be ?► .(Hired to go
into the steam bt»at busine** at a treat ex
pense, He favored »• urega'.iug the gar
bage aul itilug all that vras inoffensive on
the flax.
Councilman liarie a-lmltted that Mr
Nu'sa'sp an would la? a . >od otte If It waa
practicable; but be i bought It would at
foM only V mpotary relief. He thought
tlie time hal come to make a penaani ut
arrangemeut, the day of makeshift* had
paaacd. The c.>*tof a little steatnrf t<» tow
the m'lia out to deep water would ooiy lie
nominal.
Council man ««- i the plau of
dumping j. at ba<- • f.• - .-IS* w » had n
tried and had bstrn lettsared.
The matter was referred to the committee
on hcaiui and police, with instruction* to
procure plans of a soow and submit them
to the Couucil.
Til B KTOkAUK or ou.*.
The following ordiuauce, providing for
the storage of lufiamabie oils and li*tau)*
intnecttt, w»m sabimtted, aud ntmu mo
tion ot Ooauullmaa imrie laid over tt» the
next meet ng of tfi* Gouuoil, to give time
for a discussion aud consideration of its
provisioiiK.
AM ordinance providing for the AU> RAGE of
inflammable otia m the city of Seattle.
The city of healths « onlain «• fol
low* :
(taction 1. That hereafter it khail I* on
law la! for auy p» r»<m -jr person*. firm or
Corpora'iou to store, permit the storage of,
or ke.-p for *a ! e «i'hiu the corporate limit*
of the els . of •» title, in iarger
<iuaittlli<a than one hundred ftUm,
to he always kept in im-tai .ans lu auy cut
but Minx or premise*, or upon auv stfvet,
alley or otuer piaee, any naptha, gasoline,
crude itftrolcntu or auy product of petfo
leuol or hydro carbon liquids, or other in
flammable oii* or liquids, except a* herein
after provided
f-c-c i That aH eapthe, gasoUue, erode
Ktrvkan, end ad prod acta of pe
troleum or liwlrocarboo liquid*, or other
lit (tamable ». •> or liquids, when kept In
greaterqaentitle* thau 100 gallons, ranat
bf stor»-«i in a building or warehouse «oo-
Krncted of hrtck «>r stitue, the. rt*»f of
winch shait U.< covered with in.tai or
otuer nott-iH«tnb«t»ttltU material, aud uot
exceeding on<- st rv in hight, the tloor of
Which, if constructed of W<KHJ, shall be
placed iromediauly on the surface
ot the xrotiod, aud lit withh
no Art- sitall ever be permitted,
auJ which budding »haSI have prvitniueut
ty painted externally on the tr itvt thereof
iu pialu Roman letter*, at ti as' bve i!>ch«*
iu ieugta. the simlt, ''licensed for the
a'oraije t »f jwtroleum and •*» forth. 1 "
N.H' ,V That s«ud building or warehoow
shall in no caae N aitnatcd anywhere
within a d'-Atajo-e of V 0 bet of any dv» k.
Wharf, tw Heaminnt laudti g, itr froui high
water mark on the shores ot Killoti tta>. or
from the marginal tiuo of Lake I uion or
lake Washingtitn.
hee. < ih«tti<> bai'ding or warehouse
sh»l| Ih- Urvinx-d f»w tbe s» <ragv of the oils
or liquids aforesaid, exc« pt ou the h cum
Dtcuitalion of the tire and water comntit
tee of the common council that wacb
bnildiug oe wart iHHts ie anitable tner» f-»r
aiiil coust-aeUMt iu ivuforwliy to thi» ordi
nance * htch rc<H>nimen.lation «hall
Uy t!te tcusth of time fer which
liivnn* *li*M he granted.
See. IK 11 at the li'*en>-e fee h>ra»tch bniid
itlg I>l v*»rv OUK' »ha;l lie at the rate of tl
per awmth and U|»a She pie
sentatioa of t:\e trv asursr's receipt
lor th« t>aymeflt of aach llceniK'
ftv un.l the p u»jt of the metetattoa
ofthetir* aud w a . r ctnnmlttet by'hv par
ty or ; a-th-s T!.-»|I NIG »ach HI-ttuse with the
eity cierk tb- clerk »had issoe the| r»>p»r
lleense sm hju nod as r«ve>mmeuded a>
af»re-a 1
few. 6. Ait* |w-r«ou via!at!a< any of the
Sro* %J,»| - of lh » oniinaiue ahall bo
*' tn.d uiii t\ «>f a it au-1
<v>uvi< ii«in thvr«»if »t aU h»- jHiuhhovl
tn ant »uri iH»t \ xr«»iito« lu*i t»r in«|vn»
osim* i t f,.' Mitv i'H:eu-1 niyolliifSidaii.
'■ AM oriliuato-t » or parta of otdtu
•uot-« ta f-ojiilu-t h«rrp«hh an? h* tetor re
peaied.
h. i>, a This ordtoanv■%» »!ia'l iake
aad l> in for«t- fri tn an,' after9odaya iroia
Ihf «laVoi »t« pnhlieaUitii
IHKta *Kt> hati&Kß CO*?AN\ iHi St.
J,a, «ib Co 111 un jr.. ?of tne pro de
|t»rtou-!'t. }•-«!!; ! a>ii fa • 'i -a
itHf t»u- atU'iittoii f the Coaaet! totb- ioi
®tdiatr nee* y t»f Muvidii f am*
hi *l> t rh to boii* i r.r t (i<i an i ia.hter
trih-k H«* ax> the purrha>etf a
wt la the vu-iudy «»f laX- I uum a» aoon
y'' a- ! that the en • ".on
Of ab< u-«- for tbe Ju» a a'd (a ider trut a
"a« •ti \ m «JU« ►! vM* > f iißti' The eoiVJßia
B' ation m*- fit m>t »•» tbe romnlttn ots
<■ h»< out. a «tid ar*"W• da
r«T;tiras kiis arvxaaKit
John or K r pe*ujia?i.tn t.» ke« i* «'and«
Bow rrt*. ud i>oar 11»«» Standard theater
lb;., ted
Ja* \\ SitMSh Ft' xn-rr. .»»: >n to real.-
• t a %r«!f.-u jr. th« |OJ hi Ih.aler bUiUli.f.
Kr't rr> .i t< eoimnfttfa on rtre and' ®at»*r
J n M**r- For rnni<k*io» to aire'and
**l*l rha on i"be»r* rtwit Re ferred
Ut <•»••»> *- fire and »»*?er
Ab ! \ liult ; -Fitr tf»naf«r o ' ;n »r
Itrrnv !. ?i ,. w v^» !a t'« *? !.>('!•.< rf. »'n,l
•oh rr» ito ixiti!utitin on Iteenae and rvve
fcVli>
R k :r-i v > h••\ •' >•*'» in fret '
©f •» \> »ii.t . *«vk foiir, Kr li and
» • •a : i Ki• • «lr c « t. rai«»d »t»
«a* it, K-. »Trtt* if {:,»• eor;a*;ttet* »u
«tr»»t*
i't»a I •'«*,** a ' " ha** V : k- a?re-1
®ha»f«4 <•' ;« t-,« } , ■.( h« >«<
W |V t" K ' ''' * ■' tu «•>» atr»-e-|»
«■ H All! f • 1. . ; , ;irtvtpiirplltMklt
>■ a ■<■ 'I • | i »»■],'
hl V **
*•x, I f . ( lr >»-, (, r.» < ii' a
IB r«f.r»!»! o tik *s f-i'Mtn* attvat
J*i rr * *•»; - a't -
* " '- ati aa—To! iv<- f 4# aa*<-«ed Oft
asortgage stricken fries fis» miL Referred
to raontttm oa tatotc,
Terrace O'Briea-ror peraisstoa to ex-
Co«mi»(il Kiwf at Bis own nwnv
fn» toe north lias- of 'Oaries street to Mm
aonth «e of Ruitr street. said extea
•WJ to be »fm to width Qraoßsd.
Margarita E Sawtetie—To Hav» |tvb
mor-*ag~s u from ber tiiitii hiii i.ll.
Referred to iodic lore coananv*
Jarne* HnvV-,;—for pennis-noa to pa*
pertmeo iu u*-tr «tnn o*» fms rreel.
Referred to fir* aad water
H. Moffat*—To erert tfusttaf gaiiert ad
joining B.tam theater. Referwl to com
mittee oa Sre and water
Lake Shore Laaiber Coapasy-For per-
BUe»ioo to wwifca watam of Lake Psion at
the foot of %otfkr atreet U/r auxiag k«•
R.«err»d V» committee oa «ree»*.
. , H E. iott—Kor to erect a
tea* to b* aaed aa a reataaraat on Sowdb
Manon street, between Front «od Second.
Keferred tonoatnlttc* «n fire and water
, A: 1 -. F«t«*r,r-Aak ia<f ir „ esUbltstoaaeat
of ifrade oo Pike street frwa Front atoeet to
the Lake Snore A Eastern railroad, vrttfc
drawn by Mr Fainter afo-r a dn-'.saior:.
A. Hoirehumaker—For grading of
Wilfred (treat. Referred to committee on
afreet#
cownnTEx acrr.xr# anrsrrxb.
. L- r ena« and reveaoc—Granting peU
tion of Thompaoc A Tayior I>r transfer of
provided aew bond is fiied
«»d petition of
**"J* « Co.. for perattaaion to repadr
building on Saath second street, provided
that no al :itioo«i woodwork Is paced in
we balid ng. Granting petition of Amoa
Browa for persuasion u, move baiidin«a to
the line of Front atreat. provided thev are
not m»ved beyoad the w foot tine. Reject
Ina petition ot Mary McCoen f</r perrnia
sion to pat ap a iroa building
on the corner of South Third and Main
street*.
Committee on §tr»et»—Laying over peti
tion of bnaloeaa men and othen for the
P aakmg of certain streets on the ground*
of the city not having money safifcient to
pay for ancta Improvement* Fiadag on
flie reatonatrarif. of John Coliina to the j
raiala* of *rad« of Front, James. C«ma«r ;
clai rtreeta ami VeaU r aiecue. Kajecting
petition of U J. Carkeek for tne
of a portion ©? < uoatu street. Re om
mtndfng tbat petition of Amos fiurat f<»r
grading of A»h afreet from Uepiot to Har
rison atrreta be fraa'cd, fgyepiiaf that the i
grading aerial bi- gaaranue4.
R» < omraeod«»x »n the matter of the pe
tition of A. B. Hijjfib et ai for a sidewalk
ott Madiwin aireef, that aa there i* not
jESoagh work ar-ead h justify tt • regular
pcocesa of ai)v»-r'i>iuf tor bt la, the prop
erty owners botid the sidewalk and share
OM empaoae. Rejectlftf the petitloa at j
RinKtoanty Improvement Company for
the opening of Marion street between
Tenth and Twelfth street. Granting petl-'
tion vt R. S for grading of Leo
n »ra atrcet Irnia l>epot street fo water!
front. Orantins petition «f A. A. Bail for
grading of Sixth atraet from Depot to F ke
streets Ri ji the matter of tbi com- •
maui at ion of a. Foellne* la regard to
•'reet improvemeau (*), etc. Recommeno
in/ thai a new survey he u»a<le for the ei- i
tcuaien of Jfatcheaa street
Tllg VEaLBB SVXJtie OBAb*.
The maiN-r of the Yealer avenae grade
wan brought up by Mayor Moran The
city attorney &aid be had examinad int-u
the matter and recommended that the levy '
be rr ade. Coutirllman Dune said that the
{»roperty owners made no ob
ection to the bulkhead, bnt they i
did object lo paying for the removal i
of the dirt that had alld lnta the street
owing to the f alia re of the contractor to
Vnrsue his work according to agreement,
he rxpense for removing this dirt will,
amount to fttiOO, and as it waa due to the i
faiiure of t&e contractor to perform bla
duty and the negligence of the Coancll in j
not forcing him to keep to tl e. terms of hia !
he thought it wrong to tax the
property owner* to pay for removing the
dirt
After quite an animated discassion the'
matter waa referred to the i balrmeu of the 1
committees on judiciary and on streets, j
together with the eay attorney and city )
sarveyor, to report at the next regular :
meeting.
M.4T* rt!.«r».
A plat of Randall's addition to the city'
of St-atUe waa submitted with the ap
proval of the city surveyor and city at- j
torney. It wa* adopted by tha Council.
A supplemental plat of Rdt s a. Knight's j
adrihiou, conststing of lota 10,11 and 12, i
bhn-k 'JA; lot* 4, 5 and 6, block £l, waa sub ;
mitted, and up»o re<*o«nmen<iation the of i
city attorney rejected
riat of Muuroe's addition t*» the city of
K«ttle wae referred to the city surveyor
A profile of Niirth Cedar street was aiso
tlle«i by the citv surveyor.
lacaovKaßMT ucvtxa
The tax levy to pay for eoademnaCon
pro«-w«iings on Depot street, ander ordl
aauce So. 925, was fixed at lis mills.
The tax ievy «u Cherry street to pay for
grading and improvlug the same was fixed
at 5*7 mills.
HBW OUDINA.M K«.
An ordinance providing for the storage
of inflammable oil* and liquids in the
city of Seattle, laid over to th <• uext
meeting.
An ordinance providing fn r ♦ho protec
tion of shade anil oraament <, tre*»a in the
* itv of ."tattle. I'laced uj»>n its fimfl pas
sage. Passed.
\u ordinance esW> ! t(blng the grade of
Wa-hlodUin street. Passed.
An ordmao'ca establishing the grade of
James »tr<« t. Passed
Au ordinance e*tabilshing the grade of
Jack soil street. Paaacd.
An ordinance e-st»*ill»hing the grade of
Yeiler avenue. Passed.
An ordinance es.abllshiag the grade of
Main street Passed.
SIISCKI-I.A >'B ".'S M4XTBK.S.
The judiciary committee presented a re
port ire-jectlng the pi tition of J C Neviiu
for iKi of penalty oa the Wall street
amm «sn>«nt
Kol» it Rossner'a c:»im for damage* for
injuri.-* wa» tmngbt np by the eity Attor
ney, who a<ked t-> be furnlabed cvjiieuce
as Jo the nature of Mr. Kosatnr*a Injuries
andth* maimer in w'.ich ttiov w»r»- re
i-eived, Tbe eity clerk wan IttitrtKlcd to
mrtif* th«? claimant to prenentthe evidence
atkrd to tbe city attorney.
Th«' fcieetrie Light Coßptay'l bill WH
; made the special subjectof discussiou for*
' imrlioii of the Council to be held next
! Thursday
Th« on health aud jioliee re
oorted itcommrtHtlai that officer* M »rrU.
Couver ai>«l Terry, who bad been suapeuded
by the chief of IW dlKilMifiMl. The
report «•«. adopted and the ofßeers named
were ordered d»*!nl*!>ed from the for».
ApplK-atlous of Henry Schmidt, A. Fort
krais, fohuMtu & Fi*her. !*cha«*t A Meyer,
were referred to the committee ou lieeusv
and revenue A lleense wa"<or*iere<l i»n«;d
to H Hagveumaker, upon favorable rejKrrt
of the committee
IIKKVITIK4.
| Constable Mrsr*-- lef yc«tcrdar for Walla
Walla with Ttnr Wi.#.*u. tbe alleged mur
dern r, In bis custody.
l»r. Ksists inTratigated a supposed ces>-
ofsma ipoxon Frnut street ye»teraay, but
found It was nothing bat MWaatea.
l>eelaratsous of tuioutioa to be ">me cltl
' iru> were <He»l with tt 'tverk of the <H»«rt
jesterda* by Mscbaei et, Jul I anil t>eorge
Mullin, of tirca fir,lain aud Ireland.
A di»pa'.eb wss r»»<viee 1 in i *st» eity i*«t
night-aytng that the w:f«of vv.lt I'eter,
the insurance man. had diea at K-.ii*oa,
Snohomish couuty, daring tbe day.
John Welch, the era** highway waa. had
a ijait t strv«k ou yeMe. lay. Solitary con
finement in a eetl whore there is uo furui
*t«r-»- to break ap au>l «H>iiser' tuto weapous
of offci.se appears 11 have a sanitary effo. t
up**u hita.
Si ws ra«ee fr?>m t.iraro hostdtal yester
day to the ciTW-t that F. Mlnakinai. the
sailor who reevieel such KfittU iiijuriea
Ibrot'gn fa hug Into th<? hold >d thrship
Ivaahtw- mt Monday night, will re«x»ver.
i M»u>kuisi is a Bstmler « f tbe t'ai ific t'.>ast
» i'uion aad 'hat *oc»et» i* looking
i oat for him.
owi tt t,> the eu«'akt" of o!iters, i'apl.
.Qrieahas k'adh cawatel to 'all Ctim
nauy M i t ::, i l ear; - ■ l u-~Jay tyght,
Feb. I*, and get thronith with the cxerrn»es.
liuonlertog «ett»e Uitlforai K* m Knigbts
of l'\thia» ample time to earsy out tbe!r
pr\*grant*sie «>n that iwht f >r their hail and
laii'jkiet Ui Armory hall- as advertised
I*KK«O>\L.
Mr, Sw B. v> aptroiler of Uit* O. B
«.% N titt, t* itt lO*S on a
Hon H. F. o# V»v> a»or, U in
the rily ati* ud:ug dtofid «.n»rt.
Col <1 O Ijroa tvuuavd from
» H Vertkt *!•< s»" trip tu the Ka»terii aiate»
Me W #, laug 'on. a pft> «tMutrit;n > a
•Bd at I * tn lb#
ejt?,
Mr John t" Gtlteiitk.« pmlaM< «Hi
»ch **f V*«*xMv«r, K.Cm u at the Ofd
detlfa?.
Mr W D. Focbea of T*eo®a I* her* Sfi
u*;nc oa t!to idau* of the Denny
witti a »:e* To !a*iee * to i>aiW it
Mr John W Pfealeo, pasaeefef and
freicnt hm! fer the NortoaeHera ha*.
*uh headquarter* at fiitliwd. li bt» oo
a visit
Mr. A W Joh&» >a. of the
O K a. N C-». ■», ? Mr o <f»
• rai freigra urat i-'t u;e >»i»r ewrnpaa*.
ihr-»a«ti ta* > lij »?*'. iruay for t'urt
Tow Mrttyt.
M • R. U Theroe, who for or* r a year
p«ai ha.« b.-*i. an t .itp .'«♦ in t»e Caittod
■>4*u-* *s.d v ' r, r*» r> * ftuJ, auj km*
form t a la-'Brt v; it ih W ('!( n sa Utt
»«->e uf M:,« «*v
v * ii> . : * •o- >-. !"a '. are
*'• • 1 H 'U * Haw is a proa!
in at fcaufcer a.id rwal e»ta« dealer of v
'"ail a ■* li' »«•!•• t JS '' NO ' ' *?« ft
iu< a pr.\*"e bank, v - -■»; i . d *< can £«i m
IfilUtWf l> - i•» iw «'MH
Hth-*'!* a olf» *f r. »»* .ti—» 'a*}, Of*##*
K! '«,• < T-a -f>thi • i'ov.t ■- 4>e a -rue,
I*l f'i fr*n " r*r fcHtav a i ; u~r>
• i.acj| a- :a.u in t ? tia- I, inn ..»
*:"t •• :a * i» : a-*»>-« n? t .»;
" '? * iirt"*-. '.-* *J < ; «■ at v.
»-(J *-« » a -; Ut>, I'.r. io iv * I'<*
!■*« ?».• I i -rt-r fa: : « *-:<! '•. K{ul
v. .'. <j,.. «
»>*?» - vvtfU
Urus C»> » - a» « - »
<W dour hatil--»ri*
CfiiUrej Cr, Uf FlicDsCiiitr.i.
COMMITTEE OF FOURTEEN.
Exorbitant Charge* on the look-
saek are IHseussed.
Teams «a Priadpal ttrsata Istaf
fietcat Wkartags Afala Tba
Patsr Telephone Service.
A meetitig «f the comtaißaa of fearteea.
up of members of the Chamber of
aad Board of Trade, waa held
laat President '.*orge B. Adair «.n
the ehair.
? swetary Kittiager stated that there had
bean fond and no litße public
that oxpreaaraea. Traymen aad trackmen
when oat of employment, left their teams
staadicg on the principal boaineas
street* Tbi* was partiralarly the case
with Commercial »w»et. between Yealer
• ave&u* aad Waafctngtoa street- It was
often the rase that this street waa lined
oa k».th sidea with teamt, which made it
exeeedingjy difilealt to drive between
theai. especially where two vehicles a»et,
traveling ta opposite direction*.
Chairman Adair aaf- i he had seen at
' »ait SB teams standing on Coamercia!
•trvat in a block.
On motion of Mr. Kittinger it waa de
elted to memorial ire the City Council to
estatilish stands for vehicles on those
street* running at right anglea with Front
and Comm»rHai atreet*.
raarric ok th* Mwtucs.
Mr. Kittinger called attention to the fact
: that 111 per ton was being charged to carry
freight between Sebome on Belliagham
: bay and Lyaden and Ferndaie on the
Xooksaek river. Freight was lying in
Bthome con»irtte-i to Lynden and Fern
dale, and at the latter point* there was
prodaee. to be brought to market. This
state of affairs was dne to the fact that
there was bat one boat running oa the
| river. Mr. Kittinger suggested aa a rem
edy tor this deplorable state of affairs that
the committee charter a light-draft steamer
!ot at least one trip ap the Nookssck to
move the freight and produce.
I Chairman Adair saggested that before
this step was taken a telegraph dispatch
be seat to Sebome to learn jast how much
freight there was on band that needed '
transportation Therefore the secretary
j was Instructed to telegraph for fall partic
ulars before final action in regard to the
, chartering a tteamer was taken.
BAD TCLEPMdWK tXBTI'g.
Mr. Kittinger stated that of late there
had beau a great dea' of well grounded
complaint against ha telephone service.
Not only was the service miserab'e. but the
employes were needlessly Impertinent and
saucy. It took a half hear sometimes to :
get the central office to place parties la !
communication with esu;h other aud it was <
i high time that something was done, as the i
way the service waa managed it was simply s
useless, and only a delusion and a scars.
, The City'Cotincil in granting the telephone
• company Iu franchise bad provided that
» the service be good As the cempany bad
given the public a miserable service, he
suggested that the Council could remedy
the grievance. Mr. Kittinger. therefore,
moved that the committee memorialize
| the city coancll to take such stepa in the
premises as In its wisdom will Improve the
j service. The motion was unanimously
; carried.
Chairman Adair safd the day service waa
'fair. The telephone company complained
i that the service at night was rendered la
i efficient by the fact that the induction
j caused by the heavily charged wire* of the
| electric light company caused the tele
! phone wirea to work poorly after 5 o'clock
: In the evening.
It waa suggested that if the telephone
company would go to a little expense and
' properly insulate their wires th«re would i
'be no trouble from induction In other
I cities teiephone lines work satisfactorily :
where there are electric light systems and
there was no good reasou why the same
should not be the case in Seattle.
tasomcißirr wasßrxog.
The poor facilities afforded to brickmak- j
era for lauding their product was brought
up by Mr. Otto Ranket. There was ouly one
place where a scow can be landed and
i owing to the fact that a acow was recently '
suuk there it can only be entered at the
bigner stages of the tide. If a number of
brtek buildings were being erected the pour '
facilities afforded would aerioualy delay
them owing to the fact that only a limited
J number can be loaded.. This was a state of
, affairs which dt'tnauded Immediate at tea
i tion. J»t kaoa aud King streets were sug
: St •. v ** good locations for landings for'
bride scowa It waa also saggested that
Washington attaat could be so improved
that bricks could be loaded much faster
| than at presfut.
After a loug defeate it was decided that
the committee of fourteeu adjourn and
that Mi-ssr*. Adair, Begg, Haulse a»«l
Kraacntbai proceed at once to th» City j
; Council, each with a brick in his hand, to !
, petition the t'ity Council to grant the
I nrlckmakers letter wharf facilities for the
haudi'ngof tneir wares, 8o the commit
tee atjourned to give the above committee
j a chance to make an appcarauce before the
{ Council 11 »w they fared at the bauds of
the Council will be found in the proceed
; tug* ot that body, published iu auothcr
! place.
Before an adjournment waa bad Mr.
Adair appointed Messrs Durie, Bnrwell
and B'-gg as the Board of Trade's portion of
, the committee of uiue ou wharves and
i slipa 7he City Council has iiree mem-
Ik>4s In this committee and the chamber
i three.
SI! AHI'KU (AMKIOR'B UASIK.
It iftil* to tlif Arret! nf Hamilton
oh Complaint of McTdfli.
M. L. Hamilton was yesterday arrested
on eotntdaiat of M. MeTeigb, on a charge
'■ of obtaining money under fain- pretenses.
The arrest grew out of the attempt of one
! Ctacnm to sell M feign two lot* in liell'a
| third addition for ♦ which did not be
' ioSf to hire. A deed to the two iota in
! question was lege I in order to defraud
UrTeigb. The full partUu;ars of this af
i fair were publisned in this paper ou
Wednesday
it hat developed siuee the account wan
puLii.it.-.1 tt.at Mr. Mur ay, the notary who
acknowledged the iltad, Is a resident of
Taeotua, au>! not of Puyaiiup, »» was at
first Mr. Murray is a partner of
1 Juii<{e Wickerafcatn I'be prelim;siary ex
amination ol Hamilton ha* be«-u poat
poned ao thar Notary I'ublic Morray n>a>
he preaent aa-i expialu wbo *rr» pn<«-at
when the deed aa* ackn twieiigv*! and
wuat aiiona werv tkerv* made, it
i» thought tae notary'* testimony will
throw a stood of light ou the fraululeut
; tra taction.
It is ali. gvd that the right name of the
jartv who tried ha aeil the lot* to Mr. M«
Tesgh t* Kraut t'aunuu. insteado# M. Caai
erou. The pot See are *tiH lookiug for t'ao
HOB. *'.:** Cameron, aud have hopes of
; capturing him.
Tae riamtuatiou of Hamilton is looked
forward to with a great dt-aS of interest a«
. it «« auU« lpa:ed that it wid who
wt re Cameron*a o»nfederates in Uie traus
at tiou. It is manifest that he had r«a
tcderat** who gave him warning so that
he vie«l fr*.-m the wrath t.» rouve
M. t.. HanliUitt »a*se<-a a»t nifhtand
raid that his connection with * asaermt
auioauted to sunpiy this '*l trade m
homes aad latsd a great deaL i met
t'ameroi) two«»r thrtre »etk* since, and be
;»ki Kt be liSti a coupie of k>t» on Third
*tre»*t which fee desired t*> aalS. I told
htm 1 wouSd trv and dist-we of them for
him, aud be »aid he woaid give ae fiODU
Ls«c« eedei m doing ao. I tried, of coarse,
to sell the lota. Thia was the beginning
aud ending of my transactions with
Cameron."
TO A HATE MIHAMKS.
Tnrltr Nollfro Will ba S»r»nl on a
Doitn »*#ra«t»a To lUjr,
U U*: a .lercrii .ucd eft.ttt:»to b? mtd«
U> a: lUe cry id* nuiM»t.< «>» which hare
so toflii b*bk«4 the psfiUc health along
the mtet front. To-4ay 12 uotii-ps wiil Us
served on a- tntay mUoj* ak>tit{ the city
friMit i>.:«»fru Kiug »a 4 >priog i:wt» to
aha be m 4«» m ttui»»nct». Aa the health
olh tir. rh;ef tif atiil the chauriaan
of the heaiih au>! police «Mnnitt«« are
:aki»K a hau«! tn thu matter nnuHa a.-r
»:Jte to foikiW. Foiit)ffUl| 1» a Ipff.mto
of the styUtrf noute aenroi
-* »TTI.«L W T , Feb. l*>
M ■ J. C. -Vi.Wti, » \v] (j i'Mut —the
eo«dtt»on of the prewsae* bekmemj to
Cb*ri<» Abilenos, Ufaoeo J*> %*i>n ac 4
Kin*, baa t*en rvM>rttHi U» ai<- tu t«e it> au
u.i>a«! Uf ;.vv coc4i<iou. and bjahs cxaa i
uaU>>u i S»a Wrh to he t&e r*»r. and
woitlti iv-ct'inmenU tvas he t» notified to
acaie tin mr«an.* a' <>o e
K M tAMh>. Hea!*h o#cer.
f,» <•>.« tarfff*. a— la mxapMaixv with
the afc«'*e- b»»U»"« > oil arv- bereii? imHiM t->
: tvt tit..- <:.« riUM »-«i*a. « a'..j
fiISIB jo dav» frtua in** xtTWe uf Ui « D(>
H(»>, or - etOias* w.il be
> om uu iw aecttets i. i and * ol or:;-
a«...ve Nw ~ . __
i i M-TrHEi !„ Chtef of Po.ieo.
I'hatrtaeau i • se»<tt>e,"a Htal'b and folice.
K«»%\-CUKKHKO l*K%Ct: KElti.%-
Uria-ViMtM War II»« I>*aert*d
the M<i4 k'taia.
t';e war o»tr )M'« -•! i of ihir' wi'v
> * i* mt-fat tu he uaa-ferr«J frora the
;U.a io • t ' •«*'*. luatsad of a
w >fu • £ av ■■n-. ol chopi»e' >k»aa
l> j iv«v Mill he a k(<l hart.e wsfS ;te~
a d a •: *»r.t«.» tnaUad ot axr*
a .: ». *
F*» t?e ra«' !«« »>(<'» U»e?e have been
ti |>: . a«u; < «» ;• a< -1 r-»* » i* *-*e
(%**»» *bi r> tr. «a -% !»•«**! war or : j.iW •*!•«"«
Tier. are »4iM V-i t a
i<a ht; wait r tt«*» rial and i-y hi H H
*y ndis mim Tha o>Mrrntt t&e»e ue-
SEATTLE POST - INTELLIG EXCEB. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 16, IBBS.
ewsae ttey were cmtmA* tte Hmndary line
«f tte*r*y«torfarm
ipeaaia* of Ue trouble. a ynmiust cit
tern said yesterday "The forbearance
Aowa by et* syndicate. w*„oae ptaptrtj to
wJ«t«f more thaafLSit waa destroyed
by tteoystermea. b eommeadabte. It re
veals that the gntUmem who oom
paaelte eradicate are law abidiac ritu*a*
wte d.-» »<*-** to defe-ad any right they
may claim aaleaa legally eatitled to steal.
Ttey say iter *•» wHßaf to evea loae tte
title to tte water fcietfa ratter thaa have
f«"M feee Htm n protecting tte®
frosa Tte oysterves aaSnna
aakely tare no*. dlsp;ayed such law-abidta*
P Wick*trom etaisa ttet te took op tte
2# acre* of tte Ode Sat frost: a* oa Com -
merriai itrw m aa oyster claim before tte
svadicate eaekwed tte three blocks aad
that tte? aad not te are tte trapaam.
■AKRI94I> AM) MORTON CLI B.
It Will Take a Haad ia tte City
Kiectiaa-
Pre*i4e-ut Trrtsrten P Dyercaljed tte Har
riaoc aad Morton Clab to order at 8 o'clock
er «j:nf « Ms office is the Yealer
Wlffiln
a. St. Shipley wag elected secretary pro
tern. ia piaee of J. F Miller, tte regalar
secretary, who *w abaent.
Oa motion of Paul £>'Heirry, Messrs.
Thomaa Humea, T. H Dempeey and If. A
McKeaxie was appointed a committee to
prepare a constitution aad by-laws.
A letter wan read from Presides: Footer,
of the National League, with headquarter*
is New York, tuggesusg a permanent or
ganization. After considerable discussion
it waa decided to permanently organise
ua<Wr the name of the Legioa, aad that
after each Republican national coa\ eatioa
the b»b« of the presidential candidates be !
prefixed before u the Dim; of tte
elah.
It waa ate) decided to join tte National
Leone.
i. Mitchell, Ed» axd Kelly, and J. Sim
moaa, were appelated a committee to &e 1
care a hail
After quite a lengthy debate oa the ques
tion of the club's taking a haad in the
forthcoming city election. it was finally
decided to do ao.
The question of ciab finance* came ap j
aad it waa decided to opea a subscription
book, and all member* were at liberty to
subscribe for any amoutu not to exceed II
per month.
Adjourned to meet at the cali of the
chair.
THE SCHOOL UIRECTORS.
Seed of Foellltiea—Beantlfjin* the
Groaada.
The regular meeting of the board of!
achool director* was held at the bank of
Dexter Hortoa A. Co. last night. The.
usual amount of routine basinets was
transacted. i
Superintendent Kennedy appeared be-;
fore the board aad represented the press
ing need of additional school facilitlea.
particularly on Madlaon and Jackson
atreeu aad in Qaeeu Anne Town. The need j
was diacuaae*) by the board, aad Director !
Heilbron was appointed a committee of!
one to inT«»tlgate the matter, and to re
port what was advisable to be done.
Mr. Sch wargerl, a landscape gardener, ap
peared before the board and made some sag- i
Ke>.tions of a plan to beautify the school :
groauds of the city, with particular refer
ence to the Central and South schools.
It was decided that the board accompany i
Mr. Sebwaegerl and the architect of the
bnildinga on a tour of the school* next j
week, and ascertain from personal inspec
tion what 1s best to be done.
NKW STEAM SCROONKC.
The Laktne Arrives to Join the Honnd
Sao Francisco Fleet.
Tte three-masted steam schooner Lakme, {
Captain Harrison maater, arrived here yes f
terday moruicg. eight days out from San
Francisco. At Fort Townsend she dis
charged 200 tons of freight, has 400 tons for
here, and 1(a) for Tacoma. making a total
cargo of 700 bins. This is the Lakme's '
maiden trip of the season, she being the
latest addition to the regular Puget Sound- !
Sao Franciaco fleet.
The vessel was built last year at Port !
Madisou by Peterson the ship builder. 1
She went under *ail to San Franr-iaco where
her machinery was put in. She Is the [
Urgest vessel of the kind on the Coast and
probably the sta»n« heat. The lakme is *
owned by Ueorgo Hinsdale & Co. She will
proceed to Tacotna as soon as ahe has dig
charged her ceattle freight, after which
she will pr»bably load with coal for San
THE NAVAL COMMISSION.
The Inspection «>f Lake Washington
Completed.
The naval commission spent all «t yester
day in inspecting Lake Watihiucton, finish
in* their labors at 5:3# in the afternoon.
The evening wh« passed by the commission
on board the Manzanita, the members seek
ing much-needed rest. To-day it is under
stood that Lake I'nion will be visited and
inspected, after which it is understood that
the commission will visit Olympia.
In the absence of the commission yester
dav the Maura nitn visited WVst Point. In
spector St bree inspected the light station at
that |>olut.
SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE A EASTERN
RAILWAY SUNDAY TRAINS.
Commencing February 17, is*9. until fur
ther notice, Sunday trains wiil depart aud
arrive as follows'.
K«<r Keith, connecting Leave. Arrive.
wi:hs teamer at Un
ion t*y S3O a.m. 9.50 «.tn.
For E<?gewftter and in
termediate points 10:00 a.m. 11 00 a.m.
For Yesier, connecting
with steam'r for I-ake
Washington pointt 200 p.m. 3 -Op.m.
For Snohomish and in
termediate points 400 p.m. 905 a.m.
Accidents are liable to happen at any
lime, and ft is we ! to be prepared for
them. Every family should keep a bottle
of I)utar<i' Specific in the house a* all
tim«s. It is worth its weight in gold for
burns, scalds, bruises, old sore* an 1 «ktn
disentes. Sold by Stewart A Holmes Drug
Co., w bolesah- agents.
SEATTLE, LAKE SHORE A EASTERN -
RAILWAY REDUCED PAeiSKSOER
KATES TO SUBURB AS POINTS.
fomuiUt* ioM tickets for family use at
reduced rates. al*o increased facilitio fur !.
travel between reattle and suburban
points For rate* and time card apply to
asr-rut fix>t of Columbia street or to i in? uu
der>ipHtl. « J JINXIM.i
G. F A P. A
TO OWNERS OF VE?«EL6.
The California Insurance Coirpan* of |
San Francisco is prej>ared to insure tn«r*
and other v. «m-1* at lower rates and upm
better tMudmous than heretofore. Be lore ;
insuring with any other romt-aiy or re
newing J oar present policies. call upou
Tivun A Bins*. A rents.
The Pa<:Sc Oast Infective Are Dry*
o®< cs are In the Union block, where they |
art prepared to handle all work intrusted
to their rare. Rooms 17 and is. A. J
Larw A Co,
Wo are the so!e agents in Seattle for the
Dun'at' hat If other* **»Sl Ihem. they
must net them from a middle man Save
the pr-ftt made by thr latter by calling on j
Toi.*» Smgermaa A Co.
Ask your grocer f«n Star Urand California
Flour.
Ftfty-eer*' chenrises. handsomely
trimmed. Chester Cieary.
Mar Brand California Flour make* the
lightest and whitest bread.
Fine china tea set* for 19 at X. Chi!berg
A Sou's.
Thos. P. Freeman, landscape gatVaer,
S»"ond. bet Cedar and C a?. North Seattle.
Ladies* Hire money in household iinen
bv calling at the >*n Franc wo store early
iu the week. Don't pat it off if you have
to commit the baby to the rare of th«
» atch d<»g while you are examining oar
aw»i« The dog will protect the habv
frttia violence and we wtll pmteet you fr«m
high pri e* a: other stores Toklas, singer
mau A Co.
New silk lustres aa i Sicilians. Chester
Cieary.
Beautiful decora t»d dinner for $9 at
S « MiUen; J-- « s
Positively the cheapest Vot in the city,
nsv t-V»3 lot oit MiH-s*re i et cable Hnc in Ye*
ler's first ad iitC.u. Oeo-ge Dorflbi,
Commercial .street.
Ten-cent c*jr*et«: small sites. Cheater
Cieary.
Carpet remnants in tapestries, body
Bru.j. it and ltt t rams. All graies offered
at a redH<-tu»n of it) per cent. Tokias.
aitift -mat; A Co.
Sale of remnants. Chester Cieary.
u«o. w Elliott. Eiieutbanrfc. w T
msk<s specialty of front foot bosineas
{nweity and controls U» noatistMi
Hans wfi-rtnci B*--a. E Snipes A Co.
E; .eu«>'t»r*h National
Embroideries. Chester Cieary.
li <>•, Chart'..-' Where did you ge;
that «u::* My >»ve. you r? a »taa»»er
... y. -J let' i got it from Tokias,f uger
mao A Co.
Drive* ia dress goods Che«?er Cieary.
1%« cent fine-check nainsook. Ch«*>:
! Ok an .
y ft* cent «CV inch drap de alma, all wool.
Chester Cieary,
Sa'-i «>f tahit linens Chester Ciar*.
IV. yo« want fine moaiia linderweat
eh- ap* 'Hi-a «ali oc I\»ka». Sia*ermai!
A Co.
New fcM stoves. Chester O'eary.
: V» i • 4*h |T'Hvr I'lS -.-tth >c4
£<•« s'>paca* CBester C'eary.
Ba'saiti* in c^iWrv : fc * ~ l
!u:n". a * »«*, tt. i» we* kat Tftiias, ttufef
tfr&u Jg Cm *.
n v &ailr •rrf*ing, Ctna#?'
CWatT.
A larg* 1m of /apanese »="k rnrtai. -
•iansbtered a? th« -aa FWusctte® «Aaca
Km i witde« *al->» Cb-a'-r c.-ar*
Cailirei Cry f.r Fitt-tri wtitftrii
* PET DM M COURT.
Voatkfftl Lareeafets to Be Seat to
tfcf Poor Pars.
BarcUr Dixaa Gae* Fraa «nt»c
(ian Plead Sat t»tUj C»l-
Iftaa' CHaa-Hataa.
Clarence Steldoeaad Richard Mills, tte
two boy* who were jotatiy iadieted for
grand larceny ia at-aiiag jewelry belong
ing to the latter'* mother, will ao< te tried
tar the er me ia tte di*trict court. The
youth of tte lads aad other circumstances
make* it highly ;aprob*>,ie that a jtry
would find ttem guilty of aa o(Fea>e that
would sead them to tte peeitectiary for a
term of years, do matter bow strong the
rrldeaee might be. ao Prosecuting Attor
ney So&ald has decided to diasuaa tte ia
dictmeat, apoo tte aadentaadiag that tte
* boys shall be sent to tte poor farm and
kept under sach sarveillaace that they can
< do ao farther mischief for a time at least.
Tte boys have promised good behavior and
it ia expected that tte necesaitT of tt will
be impressed upon their youthful minds
by Judge Burke when te calls theta up fur
sentence this moraiag.
MXOS iMKM CUit
Joaeph Dixon was tried for burglary
yesterday morning and acqaiued. Dixon
is tte man who was accused of putting
two little boys through tte window of the
Seattle Coal aad Iron Company s office for
the pcrpoae oi robtery, on-- aight iaat falL
The two teys. who were tte principal wit
nesses oa the part of the prose-cution, were
i placed on tte stand; but their evidence
was so coatradictory and conflicting that
the proaecauag attorney saw that to con
1 victioa could follow, and accordingly
moved to dismias tte case. The court
thereupon instructed the jury to return a
verdict of not guilty. Dixon was dis
charges frtwa custody.
a ro ijrr or Law.
The trial of C. B. Colli us, charged with '
sodomy, was brought up at tte afternoon
session. Counsel for the defendant raised
tte point al the outset, that the offense
i charged is not indictable under the terri
j to rial code o? the commoa law of England. ■
Argument oa this point consumed nearly
all the afternoon and the district attorney
was givea until thia mora lag to prepare
bis argumeut. If the point raised by the
oouaael for the defease i* sustained. Coi
11ns will escape tte condign punUhment
his bestial crime deserves at the hand* of
tte law.
»MC(K2I.KEd rUUD SOT GCILTY.
John Underwood, Pnilip Albert aad Ar
: tbur De Soucy, the three young men who j
were indicted for smuggling ia opium oa
the steamer Olympian, each pleaded not!
Kilty yesterday afternoon Benjamin
ndy, iadicwd for brujging both Chinese <
aad epium into the I nited States unlaw
fully on his sloop Emerald, and Charles
Miller, charged with Chinese smuggling,
also entered pleas of not gailty.
saw #crr commenced
W. H. Johunon has instituted an action
to reeover posaeasion of lot 12, block J7, A. I
A. Denny's addition, aad to oast H. Sim
i moaa from tte fame. He also claims 1100
per month from October i, for the use of
the premise*.
Ze* Hook has applied for an order re
straining the proprietor of the Arcade aa
looa from furtber flooding the floor of hia
saloon with water, on the groucd that it
runs through iuto the restaurant under
neath, which is owned by the plaintiff.
COVRT saras.
j The territorial grand jury ran out of wit
nesses to interrogate yesterday morning j
and adjourned to next Tuesday, when they :
will continue the examination of tte large
number of criminal caaes oa the calendar.
A? 1 of the Cnited State* caacs wbereia
Indian witnesses were subpoenaed having
i been disposed of, I&terpreter Harry Fiske
was discharged from atteadaace during
the remainder of the term,
i Attorney C. F. Munday, R. B. Albertson
and C. K, Jeauer were appoiateda com
mittee to examine P. B Croaswaitfc-, an
applicaat for admission to the Var. aad to
report apoa his fitness to the court
THERE IS NOTHING IN IT.
So Supt. Mc I. ell an Thinks of the Op-
THKKE IS NOTHING IN IT,
So Supt. Mct.etlan Tliiuk* of tbe Op
position Steaiuer Report.
Maj. If. McLe'lati, division superiatend
j eut of the Pacific Coas: Steamship Com
p»nr. wss seen yesterday regarding the an
nounced intention of the owners of tho
steamer City of Pueblo to p'aee ths.t steam
|er on thU route. Maj. M< Leilas &aid:
| "Tiit- dispat* h published in yesterday's
1 Post-IstellioKNOEk was the iir-t intona
tion of the matter that I received. I will
say that I don't believe that there is any
j thing in it at all The people who own
that steamer are friends of the company's
ageut, an! while friendship does lint al
ways stand in the way of a sharp business
transaction, 1 do not believe that Capt.
Knowles, who owns the Puebio, would
place her on the Sound route.
Second Ijecttrr. - Mason Loss lectured
Ito a large crowd in the Methodist
Protestant church last night. Mr. Long's
I subject was "My Reformation and Life."
Thr speaker told iu an interesting and
i thrilling manner a number of hia
escapades as a gambler and saloon-keeper,
and how he wa* reformed. The lecture
was intersperse*! with masy touching in
cidents and stories, and was on Ihe whole
nn st interes'ing Mr, lx»ng lectures to
night in the M. E. church, corner Third
and Marion streeta, and tomorrow after
noon in Fr>e's ojiera house.
Visitwq Kemmerer,
fcseut of the lowa Central: K. 8. Cole and
Mr. Hamlin of lowa. Mr Firminfcuf Texas,
atid K. C. AttStin aud J. C. Orcattof Dako
ta formed a party venich vat twuur sha#n
about Seattle yesterday by J M. Ward of
Taroraa These j;- uttem. n tbink that the
isaniiirtatiou to thi* section from the East
durinitthe next year will be aomethlug
phenomena).
pOYM
w l|v>
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
"Hi;* row,:, r .. rer Ta-.ea. A a, arret of |
(Mtxty .Kjvngth ai d who More!
; dcanomif*' than the or Hnarj k;»4* as*
'tauo* ht- ao!d lu ■ v«mpeti 100 «r;tt the »a
titmie of K*»w tt't, ifion weight. arc or
j pbtMphaSe jxiwdr** *»U! on!v >& c*a-, |
8, TJ>L J!AC!K» FN-»T>MCO.,M* V%AU GTRA?'.
S'mi V,-»»k Mwrl
ARLINGTON RENTAL-RANT.
IIX PER-OS-I H * VING BVSISW9;
. V w,*h tut at**** Kdurtit wiH t»sea»e .
caii to-day aid -tttte «t> all a^-oon'*
MFCI PARMFESRIER.
FEBRUARY K. LV*.
H AYING ITK HA-ED THE UCSTAU-}
ra:.t ktif'wu a*
THE ARLINGTON,
W, wflj b* *»*<;« t'd to «er- oil fri-nrf» a* :
*«! «« Btv, and w« ifuarante* a fir»t-claa» ;
tar.ie. „
PETER AL' \DIO. !
jI>HH OAfECt't. i
NOTICE TO 3RIJ6E BUILOLRS.
At. ;r.»« * ' irrs r o*4>< .a* Cf. .*TT»j j
V(A*m*6TW» TK*4STORT. J f
KtBT W T.'VtW, I*"® * j
vt.ED PK -tl - *IL' Hi RF
7 s «pt., M«r<- . att «a»r'»
■ a» Coa-«>o«Siy. «»Aai»»s«ao * »
jT fr'? th«* c-b* ut a twl **» wt»« J
, at-nr--a *» er !i« t'ft*'au rt er at Uw ,
* w(■ tii of ttvf **** t il ! vyi *■ 1 R W »!«■' '
ib* «.«M. <« !<■«• . atrwm hr* '*<**- San
, «U »\i * 1 • '*•»* '•'••• **' ' V
••-r» - <M Si - t" 5 .»*"!• ar>d ,
raaf •'riat TV- kvr®tiaa «*f •* 1 hni** «1U
TW 4 »»« »1> N» mww.i .
OFT . A IV "*
IR A i
All k nttt o' D!»r»R oookf and
rulings to any patternoone a» F. j
ANTHONY'S
*» . »»* »K# 'OO*»T
Uildrta Ca I* Piu&ti's Uittni.
nil's mu Mrs.
GEO. F, FlTl..,—J»f'r and r
February \Hik aad 19th,
RICHARDS &rHIIGiE'S
FAMOUS
Geonria Minstrels.
Headed by tte Eiap*ror of the Miettrel
Wi«rld.
Billy Kersands,
Sapported by the Greatest of all Trio®.
GEORGE JACKSON and
MALLORY BROS.
And a Coterie oi Colored ?tar*. Grand
«ree>t parade by tte Ueorgia Stiver Corae
Band.
Seats on sale Tuesday at Seattle Pbar
FRVE'S OPERI HOI SB.
O*o. F. Fav« Prop'r and Macacer
THIKSDAV. FEB'V 14.
f
GLEASON'S
Dramatic Company.
New acecery, fine costumes, magnificent
stage effecta
Saturday Night,
"Lady of Lyons."
MATlNEE—Saturday,
"Lady of Lyons."
Tickets oa sale ut the Seattle- Pharmacy
SRHII. EtBMM FAIR
t
WILL BE HELD AT
TURNER HALL,
Tuesday, Wednesday aad Tfersday,
Feb. 19, 20 and 21, 1889.
Under tbe auspicci of the ladies' Turner
Society, for the lwutflt of the Seattle Turn
Veroln. It wii) t* n (rtnd, ro>al tune for
everybody. licit is. which eo»t
entitie bearer to ad«»?*sJon an la chance in
the tfmnrt drawla* with the following
PRIZES:
lot Pn*c-One water front lot. No 9.
bio k T. Sander's fcddition to West Seattle;
value UQu
Second Pmc— Lot No 13. block 60, Bos
ton addition, Atst Seattle; va'ue L u.
Third Prise—Lot No. 16, block 3, Soath
ern Pacific addition: va'ue *auo
Fourth *Tiie—L.# in Hehone; value IJOO.
Fifth Prise—Lot No. 4 bh*k .V Kittin
ger's addition to Port Townseud; value »100,
Also twenty other va aaWe prices *iil
be distributed at this crawing. consisting
of Solid -t!ver Tea Set. eight pieces, vmue
*&'> wholesale; va;nabie Louuge, «iigant
< losks Apply for ticket* at un«« »o A W
Piper, Front at., uc*t to ha L
A. V*hlbo»ch, 1U Cherry St.; A. Krug,
yu+'en City bakery. 9ib Front streer.
The ft-srsviiit-s to eoociude with a
G«A*D BALL, *eb. ■&, id-.#. Washing
t«>u'- Bsr tooay.
TlCKBta, only . ..2Sc
Grand Concert
i
Under tlie Axupice* of
/
Tie Harmony Ctak
V
OF SEATTLE.
Greatest Musical Treat Ever
Given in Seattle.
February 21, it S O'clock p. m.,
MI'S OPERA EOOS&
TWO VALK QCARTETTES
SWINGING CUOBCO.
FAN DRILL.
MALK OCTETTE
SOLOISTS, ETC., ETC.
IMTCVMR iK^T"** 1 * 5
GRAND BALL!
To b<j gtTen on the
Silver Anniversary
Of u»e Order cf
Knights of Pythias
O v
Tflp*4a) !♦,>#,
FIRST BSGIHEVT ARMORY
jSEATTLK.
By Seattle IHviaiof* No. i, Cntform Rani,,
K. F
Artm'gsiQ"_fo Armory
!GRAND BALL.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
Kebruairj J2d. ISS9,
Under fbe aea»ice*of
Washington Camp No. t,
! PATRIOTICOSDES
—* AT
j ARMORY BUILDING.
j Ticket* aalaolttin,;
aj*4 Lauliaa. 11l .uO.
Wtetter tos wish mate a tec* or
•mail
INVESTMENT
It la jnurt foSfjr to baa oafy choice prop
•rty-eosaethiag that will te desirable ia
food tuae* or bad Bate*
(xmot *ci
Haadje noti.ag bat gilt edge property,
which the* caa reeooi
mend, aad in tte foilowing u*t somethiag
caa te found to sail everyone * pane:
Front Street Property.
SIOO,OOO fm4 " iac °° rroo t
* street, aad another ta
the rear fating oa Weat atreet These lots
carry rip*r*a rights aad tkaa pnscricaily
extend to deep water. On the iwopeitf
are wharvea, factories aad baaineaa
«' , «* a which will rent foe SIOCCa month.
Price, llOP.aO), one-fourth cash, balaace
oa long time.
Froat aad Marioa, coverad wish a brick
building, Mfi.ooo.
v9ti '» UW Front street, betweea Mal-
iaoa and Spring, 945 cue.
$30,000 ™"*. oo the
v ' aide of Front street, be-
tween Mad:son aad Spring, *30,000.
$25,000"^' on west **** ol
' Front street, next to tte
corner of Pike. Oa the Jot ia a 17000
residence. Pn<-e. rJ\<XO: oae-foarth cash,
balance on long time at 8 per cent.
$1 H lo * on aida of
<?AU,UUU rremt atreet, between V!r
giaia and Leaora; 110,000.
Commercial Street.
n^rt- A,tL|,^tiT " !, ■otkl-fuu
V WW,UUU tot w tbp >mer
of Commereffc! and Mala streeta, inc.'ud
lag the Arlington Hotel building, »&5.000.
$53 000~ Fllly thre * ,w f«*ntage on
yi/U|Vuv Commercial street, be
tween Yeaier avenue and Washington
street. $54,1)00.
Second Street.
$7 sftO~ Forty ,fel ,roDU «* on Sec
y • t wwv oud street, near Pike, 17.300;
the cheapest property oa tte street.
Choice Building Los.
<157 nnft~Two 10 • corner Madtsoa and
*'|WU Tenth. TOW)
$6,000-J*° .SStt**™" ! "° u ' " ll
Oftft^ 1 wo loU soathweat corner of
* u i wv Ma.ii»oa and Ninth.
ftftft Two low, southeast corner
▼ , » uvu Twelfth »treet aad Yealer
aven»«, S4OOO.
$4 nnn T " tot * »uthwest eoraer
* » Soring and Twelfth street
ft 4. nnfl —Two iou comer Eleventh
<Pt ' UUU and Cherry. *4.000.
tfJO *\AA~L-® 1 on nortil ""J* of Main.
9A t uUv between Tenth and Eleventh
of Tenth and Vir-
V*|WWU putt. fci.ooo.
5»1 flfiO'~ Two ,oU on Moltko ttrctt
™ 1 Bear John, fi&G.
$1 TSO -1 I**'**' on soa,h ***« corner
* Broadway and Barvlayslrvet,
d>l AfcA -I *® lot* ob Jackson street
spx,-xt/u near Twelfth. at fUOcacb.
tfjl o cr|-Uns on Washington. near
*Pi,OUU Twi.lfth, »aJO to*l4oo.
<fcl OCA-Lotaou Main near Twelfth
*PI.,A *JV fmm W913-'«l
Cheaper Building Lots.
4JI t A A—Two lots on Twelfth street,
between Stewart aud Vir
sinia, oae block from street can, IUOO
each.
dj I 1 A A—Two lots near the comer of
Jacksoti andtireen st*..ou the
cable roads, for 11100
SBSO~ PiUe cwrner ,n E ** t,TU •'MWon.
4JQ RA~Cholce corner on Madison
S>OOU IlreeU xxa
SBOO- nne ,n
SSOO Tw ' n 85 •ddition,
of the choicest lota in East
«Z>DOU Park widiuon.
<t*Qcr|— Three gotul lots In Central S»-
yOO\J near the reservoir K-'jo
etdk
A A— tats iu block 21. Bigelow'# ad
diUoa> corner*, o*v
<£9 cf| -Three of U»e ekow «t lot* iu
▼ """ Crow a Soppiemeotai add., <7;<o.
$250 —S 'f MiOQm'i addition.
£l cr|-EiabtloU In Mluer ■ addition,
3>xou fuw.
Houses and Lots.
4*l O nnn~T*° tou at the north
vc(l burner of Spring
and tttxth streets. lueiaJin* a flue rtsi
dence, *U.(»O.
d|l A AAA-Two lota on Biith street
tbr** annates' aalk from
the Occidental hotel. On one tot is a
house lb« will rent for a mont!».
yric«, tiO.OuO, easy terms.
C 7 lot cor
T ' i»wW KifUi and Terras, I~,W
tf»c OAA <*>r»er l>epot aa't « . '1
VO.OV/U streets, tuclu<lia« l)i
til room cotUK«. Fiue lo*-atiou I JO. ♦
d*o nnA- Klw bo*M and » o
>p J|AVf v pau>d iot on the uj»j» r -t of
Niatb (tret next to tbe corner o • :ew
art: 9tm
AAA -Lot' and a*» » ■ room
boaaa and «u>a '..
ner «f Harrison and Mary str , near
the Ik pot street cable line aiut ■,< c!ee- j
trsf rwnd, with a spk-ndW *1- * of th«
city, tbr barU»r, the mountain »ad Lake
Union. t. IUJ.
djrt 00x60 feet corw Fine and '
3>4,4VSU F.le tenth, with a im»
room, bard fin isbed bouse at i modem
rotiTcakmtt. latfi.
Acre Tract 3.
©OA AAA-Ten ncres on the west aide
fcZU.UUU of th. laki #».«>' Every-
Use eu* iu the *i«n!ty i» pfcaited.
<hi n AAA - * !lt J eh<»!e«- •• '« a! Kir»
JbIZ'UUU iaad wttfi '■-*f'j baJf a
m be of ;»< eery beat water front, at
tjß&ats acre.
<fn ,•% AArH* trff * * * nt '* 4,1
l!J>lia»vUU ba) as »i&>' an a. Owww
ottil* at obw *i'd wffnf* by tar i!w
trat t m tbal *»e»Bftjr. Land ad
, k oan*:ujf litelliai «n k>t«.
<ft A CAA--Tb.rt arrrtsortSof
ip4iDUU bay near Y«tWr» Miii, a ;
An AA.'V-TWeisty arsvatK-ar Lake Waab
tn*Uni aim** dinw-ty
««wte Kirk land, ai »!«> arr* «**
rnt< a> r»s» adyoinSnx MHH Unc a»«-
f.JT IU- tUC
tf»o arrea nekr Kir* and,
i JUU
Ai orTC-Tamty §*e arre* ntar Etrk
l4#ilat»»anr».
Business Chances.
f> AAA— Jr *»* y«at»" l **** ,tw
Sitfj.UUU * *'i »•-»#! --« ' *
! dm*- UM" Nrrn'oiv tor M (ww
and pa* tsatfe aatry. etc..
Farnitss* *• tbia
/ftr? AAA -M«ni ! flo ft * va« »*
ue«. »t w. kai t»> e*.
fci'SOft.
QQQ >n * fa re i tare fa~teej
CuiwftnJS
Fu&ißkl ir.d trd Mlfc B tiff*.
*
K:W Yttuee
yUTtUt HJIfiBUKIRI*.
pinnr mtkiiwi omrm.
Skagit Chief
Irvre j. A HATFIELD'S WHAIW
S«Q Jaa» MaaAl <NMI|
«* CBMaa. rtntody.Stemr**»it. UCmmr
£rt£jr H •-(•** and Starter rr»r?
Suwtoj and TJsar»daj -
Ftor frrfirfc? «r mh u«:r oe Nwd Mcttt
w, or t» J. A. BATTIEU>,
_ mrvßv w»rfjfT. M—awr.
Steamer Fleetwood.
fast time
drtwwt Stittlf. T« m lUvßpia
ANP WAT Form.
Carrrinf pMrofrn, Xocth **«««« and
Welk r*rso nail aad «xr*na, and faat
freight
TIME TABLE.
Lt Ohapia* 6a. m. Lv Seattlp 12 *p. m.
Ar Tin.»i 9 am- Ar Tamaa 2»& ia
Lr Taroaut »J» laL* Tacmsaa fc» p. ja.
Ar taatiie IIM a. a. Ar Oiyja>ia 6J»p. in.
*Uar«OlTW»4ada!ljr.n4>«|* Monday.
Ihit »t*am«r oe|>am » rkt»f oa * bed
aie tia>«. oalr beat oi*ktsg pM»n«i trta <ia
«a.aday; nwais oa beanl
UEs>. KWI EB, Afcnt, aeankt
r*+nuay IX is».
STEAMER «. F. MUNROE,
v ;CarrrtßC C. 8. Mail.)
l**rm ilor Edaaadt, X«UiiW«
**ry*n'!> and Saoh«tnijJi
Daily, except Hunday.
,a, * ire
n . C. P. B&OWyyiELD. Maaacw
iamcmt,* M. Poaraa Acent «aat>ia.
WEST SEATTLE FERRY.
STEAMER Cm OF SEATTLE Will.
O leave terry »:u», foot of Mala street,
attle. e**ry two boora—
6SOa m. 12 ■»# p. m. ' •
» »a.m. im\9. m.
10 35a.m. 4llp a.
Returning. Ww W«t *>atUe
-7:30 a. rn, 130 p.m.
9*o a. m. J 3Hp.m
U Si a. ra. £ 10 p.m.
M. H. RATKB,
_ Hinpr.
pitiFH' iintinM cmat.
THE STEAMBI
Henry Bailey
I RAVES YESLER WHARF FOR TULA
> Hp. titanwood. Mt Vernon, i«terllgu
and intermediate points rvery datarday
and Wednesday.
For freight or rateaap*>lyen board ateaas
er or to Geo. H. Foster. acent
H- T PENNY. Maatar.
Miai Pacific Nariia tin Ci
(units*)
STEAMXR
FHEMIEK
BOUND SOUTH.
ix a • *- •itun
Vanrwarcr. Monday Towcaend, Thurada;
& Thursday 2p m A Monday tJO p a
Towuatnxl. Monday i*»eettle., Friday aw*
A Thuraday 11 pra Tuesday .2Mat
Seattle, Tneadar and' Tarawa, Friday an<
Friday Sa ra Tuesday ,M[a an
BOUND NORTH.
L*V V K tlttlfl
Taoorna, Tvoaday A,s«-attle, Tru-sday aad
Friday 2:aopm Friday . 4.30 in
Seattle, Wednesday tTownaend, fVoduady
A Saturday 6am> A Saturday..#**) a m
f ownaend.Wadn'ady Vancnn ret. w«dM»
A Saturday .10 am lay <&Satdy 530 p a
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM .SEATTLE
WedurMaT* and Satardtiy*.
HAY* OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE.
Tuesdays and Fridays.
JOHN A O'BKIKN, Meater.
F. J. CHURCH Ajrent at *mtU&
Joay Isrms Maagr C p V <*o 14.
O. R. <<fe IST. CO.
ETEAMEB9
IIT ILL LEAVE SEATTLE CITY DOCK
* * dally. rar-ept -anday. toarhing at ali
tntenaedta'e points:
For Tafoma—l.!» a. ra.. 2, 4 and € 45 p. tn.
For Victoria—At ?4."> a. to.
ForOiympla—At 2p. m.
SUNDAYA
For Taroma—At 1:90 a. m. and 4p. m.
Seattle, Whatcom & StmithßiM Boole.
STEAMER CEO. E. STARR
Leave* Seattle at 930 p. ». Monday a,
Wedne*day* and Friday*. Arrlvi?» at Kh»t
<ncn at U a. 18. Tueadaya. Tburadav* a»<l
Saturday* Rrtarnin*, kit« Mhilnun al
I p m Ta»*»«lay» ana Tburwlaj*. and on
Hnndav* at 7a. n. Arrive# at AraMl# at 1
a m. W.Mn. iuifcv* aad Friday* and oa t**u
■lavs about 9 p. m.
w hati «>t» for Sewiahmoo Hat or
day* at J p a Leaves# HeoiUhmno lor
Whatcom Saturday* at 4 p. m., <Th viug at
Wh*t<-o*i atmat • p. m
yOTlt'l Hwcr land* at *ll regmlar
landing* e*ct-pt Oak Harbor, Laconuer and
Fldaljpo.
U. 8. Mail Steamer Haisalo
Lwtm Seattle lor WhgftMaa and all way
landing* ><undaya, laeaday* and Tbara
dav» af 11 p m. Arrive* a? WkaOeaa* Moo
day*. W»»hit-«wlay» and Friday* at $ p. m
Returning, Ira*--* Whatcom «anie day* at
#;*> p. m-', arriving at Seattle Tueaday*.
Ttaorsday* and at 2 p. to.
A, R FINK. Agent,
rttv r>»ck '-•ante.
VV. S. & T. CO.
SEATTLE, DEC- 1, 1888.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
CARRYING THE U. 8. MAIL
CTF.AMFK KDltn-I.KAVes HEATTLK
i? ev< ry da?, eatvpt niatardar in i 0 30 p.
m., arrive* at Port rownaend tl 6 a. at.
Returning. Wave* Pott Tuwn*ukd at 9 a.
ax.. arrive* at Heattle at I p. m.
SEiTTLE WHATCOM SOOTS.
■tamer Eli** Anderawn Uaeta Kartl#
at» a «* . "«• day* Taeaday* and Thanh
da'* for Whauwn an! way port*. (except
I* Conner and Fldaigv); arrfvea at What
r<MB at 12 m., neat day. Returning,, leave*
Whatcom at 1 p m Monday*. WtdnewJayt
sod Friday*, arriving at H«aUl« 19 a. oa..
aext day.
GEO. 8. JACOBS', Swmary.
D B Preaident.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
One of the
RI.EGAKT Al IRON fITKAMBHiMI
Of thia eompasr will leave Oeooa Dock.
■vm.itjr. eet ry rrtgay at !• a'ciork p. bl
1 Paatenxer* reeolvcl oa board at t p.m.)
For Port Towo«o*d, Victor!*
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Walla Walla. February 14, Mareb 1
reiattlla FebroaryH. Ik. Marrb 8
Ik-taming. *iea»era i«a*« saa Frmarlaeo
e*er» Fr«da% mt* o'clock a. m.
«V«a»- ~-lng with »a»!iug oi Marrh f
from ran Fraaciaco. *leam«r* iftß leave
every Ore day*.
FOR ALASKA
Steamer* leave a* ahov* fortnightly tor
Wrasigel. jKooaa, iftttAaaad othttr Alaafcaa
'.umSio. Fetiruary X aad March 3
roa r*«!o«rr oa rmi«i am t to Tag
coixmioa a rrorr «omi> tioo.
W 3. iPXNt-Kl, Agent.
tt. MciJEULAJt.
aoot. f. f' a Co aoattla.
sTKiM&aiii
f KAVJCe Tmm WHi ft? f©B Ta
L ens*. Olyrapa *»d S « -I'trtia J*
* «. every R jaiay, «< aad F»'
lay
Rrmmlag. ;-at«« lihelsne, RJg;hi.«*>ga»
«■ • a -a. -vej* Taewtey Tbsrennr aod
»
t ;>LI HKW 4- P'wu >Ol .Mi
RAILROAO.
TlmeTawo Tafc»n*
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a»4 way *ta j 7«!», a*. «? p-. n
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u A * ADRAU. G. F. a»i p. Aft
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RAILWAY.
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m none ion mum,
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on gfeeplßf Can, lurria drawlajL aMfe
tat and bath raoau: Co (mwTS|
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uJ tb* 3HM aod«ra style of day tomtmfc
!*» Wniaf Car* aad Sotate eeo«lSeßs
at KxMtoantballed
at ivaanoable rate*.
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•ktag itt Ua« i* aaoqaaled, and ta tbalfr
talia <•.' tnus*. train *c nricw. ate., nothing to
cnaitt*.J thai can add *a tfca SaJety aiat
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•Iwtew for baaiacaa ar pkmtmm, betmtm
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aeepoiia,«. Paal, Chicago, rtL Loaia, <>«*■
va.\an»ata, M*ntn-a:. FosSea. IteW Yiafc
aad aU Eastern Citi«a.
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ratato la tke l att*d Ktataa, CM*
«i ICini* at Uvact MH>
Par information apply to Uta it*
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s WathiMtcm <t, Portland, Ok,
E. W. MctiIXNKK N«nk WTT.
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VaacMW,liC.
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10 SAN FBKISCO, UL
at wit or xwm
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UUV* IQUTTUI DAILY AT 4 1. at
ARRIVE IN SAN FRANCISCO, ?:«FC TIT
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PGLMAI IHFFIT SLIIFEIt
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_eera attached to EXPRESB TRAOML
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A. CKLBUtd.
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A Mist. uea. Freight and Paaa. Afatl
R. IOMUBI. Manager.
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man deeper*.
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Seattle. Lake Shore 4 fasten By,
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON AND AFTRR BCXDAT, DftCXMMt
16. IMB, trains will depart Cram and
arrive at Seattfa aa foUowa:
Fail* Cltjr. (iilman.l Leave. Arrfva
Suohomah aad way
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, ft|N
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To Yealer.enanectl'o
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Waahingtoa >
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w. j, jxHamm,
dm. F and p. Ajrrat -Jj
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■
RAILROAD.
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plttad, Malrtu It Um
Mt, B—t aad Qal»kwfc
The Dining Tar UMI Tho Dtrot*
So rviaj*. l<a*tea» Traiu*. Lowaat Ratal
to Chicago aad all t*»lntt ImL IMm
void la all promioeat Point* ttwurtwllH
Raat and tiootheaat ThrooghrallßMai
luawi sg B'knq gleopittf Can.
tiona rw Ue tonni la govaaea.
Ta Mart BnM
Be carrfal aad do not stake » artatofcg
bat b» >%r« to tako the
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Aad m* that year Mckat modi via. tßtt
Una. 8t Paal or MlnaaapolU «• araM
i hangi* aad tsriam dalaya in—l>a»liy
other rraitaa.
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Kiruiar < * pram train* failingtk of Hut*
liar. Bertha trw. J*>we*» ralaa, fOtaM#
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taytaa it, firth*!, Biqi
A. D. CSAIUJIQR, Aaft Qm. M Aft
> •'«. * Waahiagtaa M.. Portland, to,
ittaiAUEfel
A. CHILBRRtJ,
Ti» get Agent, Saattla.
Lake Washington
STEAM NAVIGATION COL
V •>
BTEAMEB
KIHK L A N 0
WUI leave the company * wharf oa lafcg
Waahingtoa dally antU fwrthor aatieaa*
follow* ; ;; |
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JTCAVRA, aft 7 rn.rn.tMip.rn.
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at •JO a. at. aad IJI f- m.
L. D. BRUNS, Sec*y.
Wipil IByrBTHKW
SAW MUX*
DMkn ta aid o# aD UaAl
of iLrtth asd BmasM Laaitwr, Um,
pities*, ft jsts, «Ula*!«*.
TOOT 07 BOOPtt. BABHf.t
W« h«r k**a to aaaowaya If fha f«h
lie that wo aro BOW la tha weal im»
get with a fall ***■'* of thowxwch'y —i
veaaooed iwm!*?. Uijl m
goortcg. rartla aod drcearo •Wf«»
auuitly oa haad, iaaartug pi'Uia|ft«WW|jp.
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mtnt.'tf fall aod —o «TWr <Wt<*P*Q
The First Begimeet Amof|
CAN BE RENTED
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r»*sL«p trnimj,
NOTiCE OF OfSSQUT^HL;
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at r%oa a. Unk» etatllr. W.. fUB
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Raaav C ,
Feb.?.«aß D. M. fctuj»*a.

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