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USES AND MINING.
ffWUFIL RICH* MM or
jgm IOITC CHJTTO DIITtICT.
. fVV«k •' tfca PrM*
OfH Am I*rf*r U i«4r aag
Jjrt'-* to %al«e Tfcaa at Aay
* —Tore* of 9fe« ta Be
■-..ik | n«»«. «| tk« Ml
jja-r— Caw«4e, fndea aM Otier
p^t— ~'* *wprt«* tfca Kxttri.
m tr* Mia'** Maa-Sal a faliare
a Claim.
Awpeet mine wert of Butte and
«f California is !n tba Monte Cnato
Zfrtet-" «- <s * r ntn * m *» yesterday.
!m icfae>- Sn t » T nltad State*, and
tr BrttWti Columbia, ha*-* de«per
thar. haa the Pride, one of th*
operated by the Monte Crtato m.*»-
LfCon?«ny ra'le» e*at of Bearert.
roaipany l» M« tana a /lay
Li ta ik'.ppin* upward of « <*» tona of
per month to tba Everett
*r whet» one can ae* at nay time
gi» im3 of M"rta Crtato eorx-ers'ratea
eesiand traatment. Another iilrniflrant
;< *kat at a depth of more than 2,J»>
{(yi ore bodies ar* formed well !n
tr. and creaUr In valu*
at any potr.t above.
AIUMf isr* • *re betnir made to «Joub!e
a, io»c« of mlnera in th* Moate Crtato
jn whi<*h caa> the output of thea*
rf properties w!U appmztmate
<0 tor.• of ore daily, mekinr * '»* l tons
J.:s— monthly, which, at a vatu*
>ar t,'>o would amount u \*ft> )" per
and th-* from a property ■ Mull
_u,w ararr' y a paaalnd notice from
eeaway peop> la the state of Wuninf
are ae. kf'.c mininr inveatments
Alt witter af fart, however, the Monto
i«centrat«* avra*e in the net(h
--«< r per ton which increaMee
_ ra.as * the autput to princely fecraa
po«ab( 'ies ar.d probaMiltiaa of
(ijv«rton. Caeoiid*. Jr. lex and o<her
y B n are au<-h as to surprise the *x*
r n«mmi mini".* man who vlwtts them
ifg tft* Cr«f time On all sidaa he sees
sasserts jftn* id> and ne*!ect*d which
th* pride of the BVocan or Row
prwtpector. and eagerly bought up
w ; deaaloiu-d w»re they In any of the
f*#>>tf»naA'le minin* camps In no
a* S»« thers been fal'tfra wh»>re th*
4"»ji ha*e h-»n developed, and In every
a* th# a*e Increases In value and body
t» let* 1 " 1* sftateed. "T*ie Pride is or*
sattfcee of d"cp mining in this district;
tswtHsr. the famous 4f In the flllvarton
Iftrirt Is mf>re than feet deep, ard
Sen •r ls " the ora body ia found In plsco
tad *»'t»r In *r.tde than ever, averaging
jr**Hs r,* 11** pei" ton. At flprerton the
Baearta Queen gronp. tha Bt. tx>uia group,
ftsFslen* theßeettl*. the Arlington, tha
g dependent and many othera are
■y'S'tf propartles, and will nil ship
r< tbte summer; most of them already
Ht* Jone so In the past.
"W>at better guarantee enn he asked
hrtke future of ©ur Caaesde mine* than
a ft»*r>d fn th* Monta Crlsto, 46 and
*l»r» each one being an object leaaon
Bwtntiig beyond fjuaatlon wonderf tl
vtS, tr and depth of our ore depo«lts.
fkf do our people overlook thia great
•sr.* camp* Is it too rear home? Ar*
Bs* fields creener far away?
TS» prsaf-nt proaperlty of Spokane ia
to» t» the development of ita tributary
astral The citiea of Seattle,
t«s*!a and Rvaratt hav* at their very
feet a mining section which excels any
4wrtct which has yet been discovered
eastary to Spokane. This is the verdict
gwry mining man of eaperience from
eatef the mountains who has visited tha
ICtirton district Th* fame of the Caw
■* St* as a mininjr camp has already cone
« i**4 and cur nrinifg friends who have
kipsi to mak* th* district* east of tha
abstains famoua are already turning
tetrattention lu tiiU direction and quietly
K-jftng many g«od mining propertlee.
Tfci« should be a laaaon to the people
•8 0» •oand to lnv**t their money tn our
'«» nlr.es, In home development. This
Vt-.f 4«ne, our Coast citl<-e would quickly
♦ajcy the nm« prosperout condition* as
«ar *J»ter city of Spokane, whose good
fwtaas t» An not envy, but etrlve to am
-»•*. Nothing will put new Mfe In our
sod drive dull time# to th«' rear
Wlctar than a development of our mining
*tmrctg Our hankora, merchant*,
tradesmen and all rltlsens should heed the
mmple «•( to us by Spokane** suoc»s* tn
Mating the development of Its adjacent
aiKag districts."
ILAKE GOLD ix THF. C^EEK.
iHwetfrr la the llosewslllp* Valley
—Seattle I'ruapselers la the
Oly m|ilee.
%»-!*! mipatch to the Poat-Tntelllgeneer.
SRIXNON. April IT.—William Keller, a
" 1V ' -* Bvlng in the Doaewalllps valley.
4 » fund a piaoar claim. While stooping
to take a drink from a atream cn
1 ® uaum sid« a«w Jull. gulden ccl
<**4 p«eo«a in the w iter, eume were
« - it *r,e sixteenth of *n inch wide and
**'" and thin like fine paper. Mr M'l
"" hat pvtu'e* with add f>nd
: them g >ld. Tie e'lll try to find
'•* ®cther ledge, a* it tann »t f*e mote
i-*j> see-b alf mile away from where he
* t.s-1 th» sard Mr Keller hi* n'so found
* **4 of whita q arts fenir fret wide, ar.d
to sink a shaft on the ledge soon.
ns »i*s F Homer recently found a cop
>r ,#<|ge twenty-five feet wide on the
-as ciaitn. He a 'so found a three-foot
*»:fl «f hfht gre nl*h y»llow quarts. He
* sis to g>> to Seattle tn a few d*ye te
H »*»»* from three different kiaJa ef
* ?*rty cf p «neetor* arrived In BrTn
'* rrr,ja K ft;* last Tueeday. They tr.-
.* f ~ pr s; .-t the head water* of the
fpe. g.i' ene and Klwa. They
?ak* a r»ar*s prox-tsrtoa* and go pre
! "'d te n.*V« a *- 3 * sowing by next
*»*ei*r.
*itovi i> tj ip u r.M.
L *• RHngi Qm4 of
* ***m# Pr«p#rtT ti» ('«llfnrata.
S'pertntar.dafet of th* Co
-4 Sound rnllron«l. and a
r < kti«kt-r tn ths Sattia Pl*f«r
"aj Cfranw wh «• t» stt
. ?h» K ,\n»a;h rtf»f, SUktyou
J**'* Cal, r ?.;rri«l W#4ft**day n'ght
r** * *hcrt trt;> to T r*kv CU. on huat
* .r*~" th« nine. Mr f*mith
**• rr rv Sn irw>d condliloa ar.d
„ *T»ct9nr.
' * * rfr# cj tha F-wt-TntalTt-
J 1 -* *■ f v i «*»r.Ur: **l diJ not fj
-.l* *'-♦« * r t-«tral mat Swportn
* * n{ P r;.» at and transacted
wt t»jca»*« t hid w!th him. Ha want
w» Is alxty mJWa fmm t*«
tha - - •»«* a f raaktr* a deltv.
* f r'»» an <| know-in* h*
** ' " * 1 arrtv»d tn t;jn* to a-*
w . '** r ** * th» m'r.* »* tn a
eand • •-, Th*r« la an tmrarr**.
Krr " >lr °# %*' >r an<t fnooth a»ow tn th#
:-m ca * [ood Caw through
* *« a 5 » ••■» artth a*""?
j # aui frwm
i.,® 4 * • • Scut bam Pactflo and
hi tt with M 'tsta -
. • •'«' • 1 • - T "• r* •
vj {, . » . W(w%t , t s # town ant
v. *? ! a \ . f *r* a*t> by a nutn
. *** r * lar;a of the piac*
'* ?••• < •"- •» N*n«s d"*-* on
ft, r"'* Jr.. Yrvlt* ia th*> c*«t»r of
**» • * district, whi.-h t»
; j y ' '!>«• hou«a ana all rid
•■rr. * * narrow, rami ad
'4lT ' * Metii-an iowbl. Cur
w. *• - t t ai MB and bu*'w*«
n < rstti »* l or > 0 «»> k
h*iT Rr " - > ' rk-vsa about 1 Tha
** '' »* r * «ju# Uttia placo
Ik? kad :.c;ontrd with tfca»r quiat
"T' :' f ma. pafenrrtt to h?
4 ea " H - .k. e Ttarna. tormarly
*•*•» ol t. • i*i-ro*-o»eat
ssn^ s tht * rtty H * ha * »» f
.tV* or _l h * *:»*• for a*r.-rai m-nth*
<* B«rfc ha. c^nm
. c*j,ui*nr grosrth on ha
«««red * rwddy, h-aJthr tint
it in 1 tftal °° m " toughing
"in * mining (imp
A GREAT PROPERTY.
*'■ »Hal*f I p tk« l| M te.
* l, »* '« tl» »|M*B-|>,.
*»l*raea( H*rk Dm#.
L Webb return** Wednesday from
»e SJocao cotartry. where he baa *e«a
r pa J t »«, 4a J, t«ep*ctia« tha Mon
«» m!c * * rd arranging fcr buttdi~g
t-? tramway. Mr. Webb said n,
rhf» B u T" 4 * f*'-«ance in stating that
Ur ""' pr -""" ■»
•Idr. E. C. Hu»he«, Mr. M*urlre M--
r* tn<Sfc ■***•" kaaded
, * roa P la Auru*r Jaat year. *
n* h * r * bmm W9rk! 'r * tor*
. # ** r *"**• * n<t t»0
f, 00 th * v%UI - on * » diataa-% of
.7. -h.l * n ® r * o? *n aver,
ff* Zli lIX f *** another. «i«hty
<e«. below, a diataaaa of » :*+t on the
aow feet of the
fiTt xvl- Wnh " n aT * r *«- «MIH of t*r.
««t. Tbaaa two tannais are eor.nact*d i»-
* ®ra tho .our* di#t*rw
®f «Toti«4 raw rpered ahowt
UMM rttfcio f««t of ore b«o<*#d oat. whtrfe
tottoatfg eicht euMc fee, to the ton.
wouid male* 15 m too. Ttala wi.i a»er-
M* -5 por mt iao-d and twenty ounraa
SH^T : °'* r 4 - ? * ou ' pounda of kad. ard
lU<m» oocoaa ailver. ThU win net at prxt
' *' t,r ciin»n«. concentrating mod
marketta* about We hava tat
tt,* rod of thia ora caut* yet but
ara da*elopin« by No. 2 tunr.*i to
to tba nrountain. Wa ar- conunutr*
-bo win a* below So. 1 tvnnoi. and ar« now
twenty f«et he low "all tn ora.'
"TTha Kontnuna ta a towel propo«i
'°f a 4 pta af L*» W, are row
••Hijmer.cing to drtva tuaaoi No. S f«»t
f" 10 " N *°- 1 Thu w!U b* conrpieted by
tlmt and tramvay la r«*d?.
*® «* T * « aaariy three time* a*
of *. OP - «•» tona and two
yeara wnrklng.
T*e have recently had two report*
made, on* by Prof. Tr~hew*y. an emi
nent Canadian engineer, who aayg the
M-iatexuma «.ow» the gr-at**t ore chute
tn tbe fllocna country Thia. when one
considers tbe Sl>caa Star. Payne, Nojlo
rive. eta. U certainly gratifying to the
owner*. Mr. Thomas J. Mitchell, who baa
constructed every mill *o far In th* Blo
e*n, Including the S-ocari Star. Nobte Five.
A ashlngton Alma, etc.. visited the M m
texuma and says: It la the largest or*
r •ver raw • He Is now
plana and apeciAcnti na for a mill and
tramway of 100 tons duly capacity. Wa
have Mipped several «>ar* of clean. ur«t
class ore. averaging W* per car net. Th.a
Is about all I can tell joa."
SXOHOMISH COi'RTT MIXEI.
Several C ompantea ( knoie Directors
-Rlek Copper ("Inline.
Special Dispatch to the Poet InUllig-ncer.
SNOHOMISH. April IT,-At tha recent
me< ting of the stockholder* of the Inde
pendent Jflnlng and Milling Company
be id In Snohomish, the following
w-re el*>ct»d for the coming year: Ju.'ge
J F Denny. A. W Hawk* A W
John R. Allen of Seattle, and R. S Groaa
cop. of Ti nji Mrectcr* will me.it
»o«n and cW<4 the Officers for the com
pany.
On the gam* day as above, the directors
of the O. A B. met in tM* elty and
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President. C. H BAk-man: vi *
tree!.lent, p R. Pendleton secretary, F.
M Headlee; treasurer. T. W Cobb The
Mock of tbe O. 4b P ha* he#n increased
to I.W W shared, * with trt aaurv
*t"fk As soon as tha snow disappears
the O. & B will resume shipping. Th*
lower tunn«l is in M f~>t *nd running
rich ia ore. They now have seventy tons
of oroeon the dump ready to ship. The
* «•«►.?.*« tramway to the Everett * Mont*
Crisfo depot «t Monte Crl-to la la good
order, and after soma repairs a l lower
terminal, will be get In motion.
Coulter & Son. of Portland, representing
and Ka stern capitalists, have be
come Interested in Snohomish county
mines They cam# tn Snohomish Tuesday
to confer with Ix>t WUfcur eoncemir.g hjs
copper propositions near Index. Mr Wil
bur has three claims within a mile of the
Great Northern railway—the Tilda of la
de*. Mystery of Index and i« to I— from
which aittjri lr. oopper have been received
tanging from *45 to f!C*t On the is to 1
claim two a v i't* of mn have be< n at
work for several mttiths and u*e tunnel
la now In about ninety feet, wlm a large
showtn* of ore. Coulter A Son may p>ir
chaae the property outright. and If satis,
f sc*Ory terms caflb be reached. East.-m
capitalists will Immediately go to work
preparing to ship
T*ie best Indication of the mineral wealth
of Sr.ohomlsh county Is shown by the con
stant Improvement of the Independ»nt at
Dtlvertoa. That claim *u last summer
considered a low rrnde proposition, a* the
surfaoa or* a**av»d only $3 to HO. Todsy
th.ev are takirg out |W» ora from a depth
of !•*> f»et. and the qnantity can be Judged
by the faet that one shot on Saturday
broke down ten tons of ore. all of which
will pay to ahlp without coe'entrating.
The Independent will acoo become a
shipper.
LARGE TRAVEL TO Tlir «nci
Fine W rather starts Prntpfrlari
Tnwar4 the ailverton Plfirlrt.
?pe-Isl Plspatch to the P<->«t-Intelligences.
KVFRITTT. April 17 weather 1e
starting the tide of travel toward the
mine* again. Recently trains on the
Kverett A Monte CrtatQ railroad have
hsd the b*»*t pa««eng»r buslne** in
the history e. the read Most oi the peo
ple were to S:lv*rton. There 1>
corslderahie mow tn the mountains yet.
but t*» wsrm dars and e*v--| aigh.ts are
takirg it off without a freshet.
Kevte t» In tewn from a visit
to his mine *l* ml'e# from S hrer
ton. He said that on ".rst going over the
trail one sink* about half way to the knee*
In mow. but the wrU tirre over It la
narked all right. There t* still some dan
ger from elides far up the moantalrs
E. F. Mur.dy arl -rew went up on Tues
day to take a look at their mines and p*r
hane tegln work.
A ftv*-*t»mp mill haa been built at the
Sumner Iron Works to go into the Koote
nay country. Tt !e all made in such a«i»
as to be taken to j-.-ce* t he pecked 1-
on horaea.
Men at* at w-rk en The nerne-trator at
M nte Ortsto geti ng theoover» v er «• *e readv
to operate. Potb sides wt!S be running In
a few week*.
The frame for the addition to the Ever
ett smelter. required for the new n>*s'»r.
Is about half completed and the ma
chinery ha* arrived It r-akee two car
load*, and it Will be Installed In a f w
sreek*. The company ts doing the work
I-self. S ;pertntendeat CkxUhaii having
charge of the work.
vr O Butler. manager of tbe smeiter.
w*o has aNsent trr two or three
months, ss *xp«H-ted heme from New York
tb«* week
It ts re orted that the Cro Flno mine on
j»t!\er creek has hes*> eold by Seattle par
ties to an Knglish syndicate for r »•<
Matters are said to be very Uv# y st
Index, the present Talfcread out et of the
Stiver r»ek Hstrtei Miner* and pro«t«e.~-
are coming in hy ev>*"y tra n. <t *«
aald that A. IV nn h*« wltbln a ? w
.^ t rs ref **> i a leaso t. f J * a month for
hi* hotel tht-re
j h-s petorred frosa a trio to
tree "ee* an-i biought s.--ne fine speci
mens of stiver ckUMTtde fo«nd tn a ropier
ledge carrying broai le and eft o* s4e of
at'ver The ere ts f~"m the
m-ne. within half a asJe of the creek
m Mr Sc*"tt **v« that fcroaaide asd
chloride sre not «*uai y fourd t g*th»r n
CO per ",e0«-* and the Uidl
r% ~» eahaable on*. It ree»«bl * the ore
of th.c TM-r.e jt ae tn Okan-gan cettsty.
<l>.>k*nr Nlatac taekawa^v
. SPOKANE. Aprt: I' -Tfta *#•* »5-w*d
' wa: on t&o .•>. uu.a »m:r.g «cii:4».
TOTE SEATTLE POCT-INTELLIOKTCnt SUNDAY; APRIL w.
•!*^VT w 'i Vfk !»♦*» tb* ordinary dall con
dition afrer th* Smt day.
Monday th* Ml** made Wof I TOP
at r-*. L ♦-* Great Winera at U. !■*"• Alberta
it 11 »M New Tor* S!ocen and 1.530
Cariboo t»r»i not given.
T<ae*day'a sales consisted of only ana
transfer, I .m Wail 1* Ro! at EL
Ail Wfd&erter'i ni«« srer* as*"?* after
call. Th»y tscMAed »«» Sloe*a Re
ctpro'-ity *t «. ! *» Rwrnttoa at *. !«•
and tW Woa&irftl, price not
stated.
Tharsday*e transfers were tans Poena*3
•" f*. arid l.«f- Reservation at 1
Friday bnt or-* sale waa mad*, I.SOO
Butte at f s *.
Sale* <tb the miring exchange today
w*r- :.W Butte at 3%. S ViP Butte at *W;
1560 Re*»rraf*>c at I; 1 "** Resert *M.r at
S 1 *. Sag P**aervatlna at &% Ls»* Co oxi
dated Alabama at 5; 1 IK Poorman at 1
ard *> «*! Wonderful and S.foJC S.ocan *-
ctproclty o» privet* term*. i/l
TBE fX>OK. U Ol THE fUBM.
Hlslsf tn the Paells fertkwest ss
Sale \Utbla Ten Der*-
The eopy for "Mining la the IHrfe
Northweet" la ocw tc the bands of the
printer* and the ft ret sheeta wer* y eater
da t r-.n off oa tha preaa Should a* de
lay* ecnjr. auch as can" ~*\ now h* fore
seen. th* book will b* ready for tba pubUc
la ah. -jt tea days.
As it baa fiiseiiy taken shape the book
j wtli be cow p<<eed of about Ipec** of
reading tratter ard tweety-eUrht map*, m
ndd tiea fe th* {tides, which wtil b>- c m
pl'-te *sough to s.tt,afy th* tn>et exacting.
Ther* wilt be fort> seren chapters ea aa
mar.y d!3erent saicii.g diatnets. aleo an
nrtl-le en tk* sweltefa of thrs sec'tor., a
of the asinine law* of the United
B - *tea. W aar.tr.gr An British Colum
bia arts ** en the reduction of ore*, tba
cyanide procees and biawptp* annlyais.
Tba book wl.l be on anle at tbe Poet-
Inteil ger.c mr office ard by all agents
and bookseller* m Seattle and through
•ut Washington and British Columbia.
Tie price wlli be 60 cents ualformly.
A smail amount of still remain*
available for adv-rtisirg. bat orders must
be banded tn not later than next Wednes
day in order to Inaure insertion. Ratea
nuvy be obtain*! on application.
A Tes-fraad Boy.
A ten-poand boy ha* arrived tn the
household of Mr. and Mrs. Esra T. Pope
and ha* takes th* reins of family govern
ment Lu hi* tiny but tcnadou* banda. Mr.
Pope is cashier of tba Puget Sound A
A.-i(a Steamship Company, and. being
accustomed to th* canrge of vgJuabt**.
will not feel so keenly the car* of h.s
newly acquired treasure.
HOTEL iKHIVAU.
THE BTEVBNS.
Jair.M and wife Snohoailsi)
J II Fouter and wife. Ta-oaia.
Ch&rle# IT. Loomia, faaaquah.
E. J. Nathan. Portland.
J B Crooker, Everett.
M. .V N rton. Portland.
J. M sFa.ri .iad Oregon.
Martin Seel. North port.
Mr*. E. BicndL. Port T wr.ur. 1
G»org* H Jones sr.4 wife. Pt Townaend.
F. P Smith ar.l wife, Spokane.
J L Richmond. Min&awaukan. N. P.
T. VV. Spain. wife and dir. N. Yakima.
F. H. Foiaom, Everett.
M. J. Graaamo*. Chicago.
Char'.** C. M jl*on, R> v. istoka.
J*m»a M Pi'liins. Chehalis.
M T. HtTctvwk Wsahlnfton, D. C,
Grant Coajjh. B>.e|ton.
K, <"Uu*k Ever.l, Portland.
J. H. Critohetr. PauL
S. W. Sp*-«r, Everatt.
A. C. Evtnj, Centra Ma.
K. D. Speer. S. & I. Ry.
THE DILLER
Mrs» O P Mjrray. Fairhaven.
I> K. Porter. D'amond.
W. C Finn. Bla**k Diamond
J S. a meson Edison
A. Guertin and child. Alaska.
Charita Huffman. Fall City.
Thomas (5 Jrsr.-». Christ ianburf, Va.
W. \t. Hulbart, Snohomish.
George E. Wlawell. Port Gambia.
J. F. Dougherty. Cherry Valley .
J W. Pry in. Port Jarvis. N. T.
O. Arm.«:r >ng. Port Jervia. N. Y.
C. P. Aubert. Port Townwcd.
Mrs. M. J. 3 illivan. L* Conner.
M "i Rose Carlson. La Corner
M! s Haiti* Hiirmtr. Mount Vernon.
Mrs. H. Hammer. Mount Vernoa.
John F. Drake, sseilacooßQ.
Sam ei Coulter, Index.
P. McCoy. Edi«on.
J P Hayes, Whatcom.
J. W. ISir>*n M->nte Cristo.
THE OCCIDENTAL*
Ida Fuller Company:
Miss Ida Fu'irr.
Ani'a l-iwr-ircia
Addle Farart.
Harry le!H«tt.
Arthur I^liiott.
William B-iach.
Charles Albert.
Mr Kalacrafjs.
Wiiitam Dickey,
Frank Poller.
O. MigHavaro.
John J Shann- n. Central!*.
A. W. Haiiton, St. Paul.
F K. G-ay, Portland
M «<• Ar* ny. San Jose, Cat.
F M. City
C. R. Fowler, Central!*.
THE NORTHERN
M-a P. P. Knight, Watervllla.
G«*>rge A. Thomas, San Francisco.
J, I PanW, ftp. kane.
G V Ss^okana.
E J. S»wart, S; ~kana.
O L. Ulltoissrby. P .-t Town*erul
W M Pieman. Wwh.
John M. Kia Colfa*.
J. S. Spencer. Portland.
M-a. Is >om<jul«t, Ta.xwra.
Mr* Tacoma.
IJT'--. :S Botany Tacoma.
A. H M.tok'rmo®. Oi>Tapla.
A J Pphua. Everett-
Pa vij Duals p. Port la rl.
Ml»« E C. Allen. Everett.
F. Wiilnaaser. Everett.
THE BPTLER.
H. S *oqk** San Francisco.
C. A Richardson, St. Louia.
Lao R.&nson. New York.
0 Wetngartea. New York.
Neil Mo Arthur Pt. Paul
J B. Crocker and wife. Everett.
Co! C* «a RMch«n > w -h, Spokane .
E. W. Ke.lpath Foster.
TV R Hurt Sar. Fraaciaco*
M-a M «*:'»r. v« -<v;T*r.
Mr* M <T m »re %'ancouvar.
J C Portland.
I*a«'* Grab Iy« rrl!!#. Kr-
C p n««t*r. Cfct "ago.
J. W. Thor-aa. Pan VraiveiacOk
K C- Chi?a*o
$ L Jonaa San K * iaoa
J J K * iHiar. Portland.
H C. R« a.-k A ■!! S-
F A Webber. Sy^kana.
J A. Kerr. Fairhaveru
R A Saa Fraccisro.
W R S) jt --1 V at»»r. N. T.
t. N. W »>d. New York.
M Law t«m. New T»>rk,
w H Otvaa. Portland.
Mr* E A M»«»•« B. C.
J M Abbott. PAS Frt- *iaco.
1 I. portend.
G M Gri> ia> M* k. WasJx
W" N La*;«r. Tacma.
Wm. Shu't*. Rtwha Harbor
Wm J iHreipia.
M t* Fai*.
11 Mft nt efle M. p>r* i a nd.
A Y. Tutiiak Errrett.
TfrE NFTW ENOI-ANO.
3ohnton. Ever*ll.
J W. K. >ar*«ri « - Uk«.
> rwl Fiek. Cherry Val> y.
A. ti. Er«.sa, Mt V»re >ru
J T. Wtfena. VI tona. B. C.
Mra. Wvntar P;«i>kane.
Mjwt Wjrrt«*-
V w. ;?'w!tX Woo!ley.
T W. Calhjas. i\>'j-peni?«L.
E K. Caihowm. C#Bpwrii"a.
Tb'"*- L J *>a; L
Jam*a Irw .i.
H O Riafcar.
Parker
& A Sacdors. Alaska.
G 11 h»pit r, M'ch.
r«np*«itlea.
We are sew pr»par«d to da «*— --w-> 9
f/>r trada «,any meaaural tn Noaparcu,
V n ar 1 L» Prt rr. * - sU:i»-
face a r^ar*s".eed. Caii or
lata. <*a>«r. a—tVafc
On and af*»- Marth 2* tha Nartherr. Pa
esftc evwiaftii frooa S«a." a at 4 p m. mt;l
at Sp kar.e *t:h tfee tr*;a tor
K jaaJaed and all K eeal poir.ta. ta_«
a»atdir* *jr at Srnfcmm. and tn-akin®
tfta tr.p ta twenty f i*a-r» le«* v.a. #
Ui*t a«y other itae frorc taa Coa«.
Take " Greyfec und" ?">r tha K. a- '.O
a m. * p. a*, aid I* r. M ottti
rouf.4 trip.
M IN cns.}y jmrt toe sold ia
I tfca city. TMapfcaan Si
A POLITICAL TRICK.
Hcnrm, tub t*-
DICTED I* MJSXTVCKT.
Bat He la 'oer Wiesger T%s* drew
—The Case Gees Over Tatll tks
leptesiker Trm—Repaklicaaa De
asssee tbe «.rand J wry mm mm Ea
gla* »r Political Perveeatlaa.
UfntmiAX, Ky, April IT.—Tha
Frankila cour, y rrani Jnry has returned
tru* t»,:;a aga o»t Lv. W. liodfrey Hanter,
Jt*pubhcan caucus nonunee for ascnior;
ex-Coagr«a*ma.n Henry WIMon. of tha
Eleventh district; E. T. F-aa-fca. of th*
«er«nd d'.s:rtct; Capt. Noel (Jaueea and
Tr..>«nas Tannw. of * rvak on a charge
of ookaptracy to 3Ttr>e. All are Repubac
a .a except Gate* aad Tanner.
Tbe indictments w*r* ail Included la en*
Mil ai-1 flied la *->« at IS M a cioofc. t\e
B«wi at ance am* puM.e. and created
tha grantees g-eUaa axcrg Republic
a:i*, a,, <tt wiwat renounced u aa a aon
»».. ray aa* ng Frankfort Decnocrata to
htm: I .ate ar.4 de-eat Hicur. They
that tr.* indictment* again*!
■ia:n«* ar 1 Tar• '■ were re- ,
n.rt.ed simply to pr*vec; tbe public from
g- tb* i.-apr *»l'»n *hat the grand Jury
had j*en ma-ie ar. uigln* of poUtioai pw
aecution.
Cna.r i.an J >ces of tha Republican caa
cu*. sa d it «a.« a d.ajolicai and hellish
conspiracy." and that, ta*
wouid disapprove and r»ent it in th*
--•.,*r ti Tit. Senator r-eooe waa of tr.a
same opinion, and not one of the Republic
an leaders hesitated to condemn tha ac
uon of tha grand pury as partlaaa and
prejudiced.
Wh«: the lad! tmenta had been returned
J.igt Can trill ©re red that bench war
rants be issued for the arrast of the ac
cused and mad« returnable for the next
•errn of court, which meet* in Sep;ember.
Ball was fixed at in each ca_-e- Judg*
Cantriil said:
"I do not think St proper to try the casee
at this terra of court, but If 'h-» parries
come ir. and ask *>r an immediate trial
the court will proceed with It at once:
otherwise th« ta»e* will go ov#r until
September."
Conaylracy to bribe 1* a common law
offense in Kentucky, tha penalty being
flne or Imprisonment.
It is not be. evcd here that the indict
ments will force Hunter to withdraw. On
the contrary, it is believed that they will
«oi: hfy his forces, and he wi.i stand lik*
a s: :ie waII against all the opposing
forces from now on, as the majority of
th* Republicans new here ar* Inclined to
the opinion that It la nothing aaor* nor
W*s than political persecution.
The bolting representative* ar* gleefully
urging a call for another caucua. Tn*
Hunter men Inai-Jt that if a D«w caucua
la called they will again win.
Cap:. Gaines, who claimed that Hunter
and hi# lieutenants had endeavored to »c
--cur* hi® a.-».stance in obtaining vo'es. gava
out a red hot Interview this morning, as
serting his innocence, and saying, among
other thing*:
"A man may be forgiven for gteaiing. aa
when aiaxvation is at hand; hut n<> man
should be countenanced for lying, as thesa
men ("Hunter, Wilson and othara) hava
done."
He said that he was sattafled he would
be dismissed aa soon aa his case wu
heard. Tha vital portion of th* true bill
returned by the grand Jury la as follows:
said Dr. W Godfrey Hunter, John
IT Wilson Noel Gaines. B T. Franks ard
Thomas R. Tanner did unlawfully, cor- >
ruptiy and wickedly consplr* combine.
c >ra'"derate and agree together to a*iem;>t
to brib« them, the said W. O. Gossam.
Nerge Clarka and John 1L Johns (mem
bers of the legislature) and to offer them
the sum of $5 >OO each for the vile pur-
P>#e of «eeurlng and lr.auenclnr them to
oust their vote* at the time and in the
manner provided by law for sail election
for the paid W. Godfrey Hunter, and fcy
such unlawful means to secure his elec
tion to the said effi vs."
Kelson Miner Changfe Hand*.
Social Dispatch to the Foat-Tnt<»lliirencer.
NEI SON B. C-, April I".—W. F. Thomp
son. of Trail, a newspaper tnan well kni*a
in Washington. hnm purchased a eontrol-
II ng interest in the Mirer. The
f,,rr« wIU be increased and the paper en
!urged.
'A DOCTOR
WHO VISITS
————
I EVERY HOME
ror WTT,I, NATUR M>LT WONDER
HOW a physician can vi-U »VERY HOUSEHOLD
throughout the country. H« DOE* it in th'A
way: This littie article GOES into every
HOME, and through it Doctor Ratcliffe
> >.!*< to every fam::y. He spefti IS to you.
HE a Ka you, in sarri-D confidence, the fol
wing questions. whi--h you will do well
to answer in PERSON or by LETTER:
LADIES
In your natural slckr.ess EASY?
LA It regular?
I>O you have p-»-: i -al headaches?
Do you hav* bear. - >! >» N
1 K> yo" FEEL tired ir languid?
I» your com pies, SN S.iliow?
Are you aut>le«„l to duaty spalia?
I Are you constipated?
Are you losing > our appetite?
Have yo L rinsi * In the ears?
J Have you di*charc< «"
Are your nerree un-trung?
Hav# you hyateria*
| la your si-ep sound*
I Do you have co.d feet?
GENTLEMEN
!Ar» you WEAK?
j* your A'.eep refreshing?
1 you have evil D-earns?
Have you day toaaee?
Do you have pimpiee?
I*O you shun SOCIETY?
Are you la . *: i seif-eorJldence?
1 K» you have ditainesw?
A r<* V -;r th>UF *« aoomy?
Ia y 3mt memory P r '
HAV» y->J ba"K?
I your kxlneya {«JR?
■ *
Are your aeauai organs wak*
I » you eontemj -a rr <G*T
I Art y. J flt for matrtaionyf
A« the.«e •MPTOMS N— TT:» M IRE protnJ
! ner.t the beauty of w-manhood and the
power of MANHOOD A»I; Try and get
■t what you have i it. EXPLAIN
to Doctor Rau..??e, » ho IS rec
. ■ I— »varjrw r.sre A> the GR* ates? LIVING
la..»t on all
' «CXM.
Dotted Bdtcliffe
*'*■" TR»*TS *WI
4. waedtifU »!<-eea«
j* < \
I e. A -ute Drains.
(_ . M Blood
F I T r.TA. i R'JJW
CY FN <R. R. ' MAUMN,
FLJF>' ; *J J V ■- J 7 TR •*
W * L MA Llv
*■»,T~ V % N. - r ST.- Kid-
Y K / V Tl.a<Jcar and
F* - IRJR ♦
I V-• Treotn-rt
V * *,l' * «a -*ar
'HT JT t r T—INERTF^RE
T ,T1 C . —TRITE !f yau cannot
Dortor Rate,:.,-. eiUi FREE b'»OK
ON IT N » D;SEAA«S to A.» DE»cr:tiir.g taeir
] IROUTKIEA
O®-e HOUR*- 9 to !I a. m. 1 t« I a-4 7
to 8 p. m., Sundays. 1J u» U a m. only.
DOCTOR R4TCLIFFE
r.J F"r*T AT»SU*, SEATTLE, FNIOO ELOCK.
],OSUV A ITKWUT. la4rrtab«ra
' - farlera aeraav mt Thtr4 aag
Celaaakia nrrtta Irattia, WaaUafi
i «M. Ytiffkeae *•. M.
Easter Greetings.
®*T« ■■ rlr«aa« all- Or««««
lr [A ' »«•! efcwM nit. Ute. j j Blla P»Mm, (lisMt.
.V] jjl Ml (trlMMl 4e«tnt. Ir tall**r« la kr»wa.
WV.UU i» *r*y «H hrt»w■. §n rn j (rayt. taaa aad
nolM »*.w \ I Ml i~xl
1 ■ UJU.UU j arat konf*
Am Birvllrat Caaai- ibla« wa <rmm rt r nmm
■rrr •■lt. »«rik ■♦••I '»* darafcU
*n r A tia-SA. la atratcht rat »«* ••* arataeaa.
\7 K|| aad raaad rat urkt.
VIaUU * • a blc bar- W* ka«* th» barcala
• la this llaa far at Ik* rraiarr at ikla
I yaar krarlt. pr-t cm —lmp«rir4 riajr
■ Air waralMl lalla, blar.
Atlaartaat W* kara \I j] Mark. kraaa. aiaaaa
•unrtklaf (*«4 far Wili »*"•*- w ' bara
_ _ _ torn tbla year la a aacfe. «»•■■ l » raaad rnt
HI D * r •■••way aalt oklrk aaeba. atralckl mM,
It n K w * *■••-•»«*'• all-wool j raiawafa aa«t Irw-kt,
! and fa at bla*. with i t I »«»»* ••«» »!*•«»•
battoaa, aar prior, ; —————————
j §7.SO. la pa4lr»a varf aty at
■aya* Kara PaMi Salts 11 IHi * T ••••«• •' •*•-
nillTfl era* tI.OO ta »T SO. UUVIWII j ana at »*.RO. flO.Otk.
A 111 1\ | loa.k. a alt a aU m-IJ • *»•« tkl "«
UUIIU i •rylra and qaaJltlra. Ufl fl far a nra* drraarr, at
! fa.so ta »7.a0. r lliill ,kmß tkmlt •* wh " l
j j * 1 iM . It aaoald coat far
11 Tn ! A m« n«r«al« I. ! I t^M
I III) t * lw "» , a waah aalta. UullOa *««al la warkmaa
-1 3 10 8 •* 75e - ablp aad mafrrtal.
We have I*M iwlTfd If* 1 A A Oi1»1m4, Tua,
from tkr (Mtnrr • bMYiia \ « I ill well worth all
in «>'l fuotwMr. SKJtVV |m4 u4 ••114.
A4TMdali« l«w prieea without the (myyort of «tflr« >M «(lllHri
utwfttL Oir rrice* are ri*ht u4 tulltlti o«r»atr«4.
GUS BROWN CO.
511-515 Second Av., Cor. Yesler.
PALL GAsTON, E. W. JOHKSTOH,
Rossiaad, B. C. Seattle.
SILVERTON,
UltaXed on the Everett A Not t* CrlM* raJlrMd. In thr fratrr •!
the S*illairunmi*h mini DC diatrlet, la the dlitrihntlag point far the
Deer Creek. Silver Gulch. Anarsr m <»nlch, Coal Creek, \\l*conal»
Gulch, Bender Creek, Perry Creek and Martin Creek mine*, some of
which have become famous la tbe paat few months—namtlf, the
Forty-five, Doasma Queen, 5t Loalt, Helena a roup, Jlfw Seattle
•ad Independent, with a haadred of other* too aaiuerou* to name.
Spokane and Hoaaland parties are directing their attention to
Ihla diatrlet. which their emperta have told them will rival Crip
ple Creek and Trail Creek diatrlet* in the next few mouth*.
Special Inducements to Parties Seek*
Business Locations.
IM IS nigs in Bunt ti
Hilitn Upon It M
For fartfcer lafor«atlo« address
GASTON & JOHNSTON,
MINING AGENTS,
Silverton, - Washington.
Or H. S. TURNER, Room C, Bailey Bnildlag, Seattle Agent.
t Qeattle Theater—
I IV. w. Theatrical Aaaeelattaa f«al B Hraer, Realdeot Maaager,
FOUR NIGHTS. COMMENCING
SUNDAY. APRIL 18,
iiss Ida Fuller
la Wonlerful Illusion Duces.
Assisted by a High Class Company of
_ | D[llilit 11111 ' llWl{ (llft
The Paraxon Royal Kallacratus Lelilott. Buscb and
Kdi Ttm «td j«ggter Lelilott
from the Great ATharr. v ra \! .ai; l lftlp Anita LaHr6OC6 The Oreat M*I«I Trto.
Dor. don. and tbetr firat ap- i.l|irc >%II1I«
pearance m A«MT!c*. Graat Chi:3 Coctortioalat and Dajaear
V?«a Fufier'a lanoaa will bo present
Addle Favart, o».-Tl»e BarrlnfilOM bu. fTS
M a F'ul.iT wIU 'M«wi.t the foOewlng daceee at every performance Nig ht. Trar-a'ormatJon. Ftra, NUe Lii/.
POPULAR PRICES
♦ rrs ciKtx
4. AID BRI6VT,
t 5
: Giltnati ♦
: Washed :
: Nut Coal. :
*
♦ *• Itrt wv T*« ••ly
w««kH r««l M tk« ♦-
irRtUL XOTICM.
3 KXAMIXATION'S-Nol
lie* is aereby Itrtn :hat »umln*uoni
• il i» bail in Us« city r-.aU for ait pee*
»,.*•« who ha*w iV»d *ppflettt>M for
« • of PreugrvTSinan. Tranattra&n.
»■ .«r. Rodman. Chain man and A\»-
ran in the CiTtl Knalnearlag service of
Cry of Seattle *a: l "jcajnir.*tt<~na ;o
b* yijoa Iha »th day of AiriL 1V97.
all *pi'- ic*r's will ba required to ahow
a -ai Kno* 'lr» of that branch at
CTrll E *»<-«? g for whinh they aprlr.
No app: -et 4 «n« to* thaee examination*
win ha received late? than *\x days prior
• V t v e *.at« of w»<"h examination, fiacis
ttr'lctn: will receive notice of th«
ei*ct nfM of hia examination.
By ©r*rr of the Clrtl Service Commission
of tha nt* of Seattle,
ARTHUR >1 QROT7T. Secretary.
OARDFV HOfiE
<a fwet -
A FT:et »-»
FEBT J ®
pprT * ."4
50 FEET *•*
.* HTTRIjI*U"P.
Uls-IJi7 SECOND AVHNUB.
AIL. PARTTS3 haet-nr etocks of raer
cran«*o of any kind will do w*!i 50
atMreas "Huy." care Post-In tel'tg* neer.
stating amount *n>i kind of stock on
hind and pr.ee wanted. arlil pajf caaa;
*il correspondence confidential.
COMPOSITION- We are now
to do composition for tha frade Cany
measure) in Nonpareil. Minion, Brevier
and I-ong Primer. Satisfaction guer
anteed. Call or addreaa Poet-Intelli
gencer, Seattle.
BPKCIAL INFORMATION DAIT T to
manufacturer*. business and
public m*n by tha Press Clipptng Hu
reau (Allen's). Union block. Portland.
orr.
DYBPFPBIA. flourish direction, low if
ap;>«*Ue alleviated by tha uaa of Pa
pola.
>otk E <»k nisaoi 1 rmv
NOTICE l» hereby given that the part
nership heretofore oxlsting between
Ponaia McKl&non and Joseph Kerr in
the piled riving and contractingbit* In ess
under the arm name of MoKinnon .<«
K*rr. I* day diteolvetl by mutual
consent. s division of property having
made Jo—ph Korr will collect all
UaK.i due tha firm and pay all fair ob
ligation* of the Arm presented within M
days of the date of this noUca.
JSi'gned) D««NALD M KINNON,
• Signed) JOBWPII K-^ltß.
S. attle April I<.
" CITT KOTICBS.
IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICR—Tha fol
lowing described nor*e, plated In tha
city pound on April 2, :»«, will ©a sold
at public auction to tha highest bidder
~ fof cash In hand, to r»ay co«t of Im
pounding and advertising. Wednesday.
April 21. l&T. at 10 o'clock a. m . at tha
front door of police headauart ers. cor
ner of Third street and Yesler way:
On* buckskin horaf
The owner of the above deacrlbed horaa
being to me unknown.
C. S. REED. OiW of PoMca.
Pate of flrt April 7,
(OMrAJIT.
THE BFATTI.F THANSFKK tX>™ Thirdi
and WeUsr street* cabs, bag
g.tga oft ice. telephone Mitn tl. Tl4 Cherry
Bir+et teiephone M»ln H, warehouse;
cos! telephone 41 or Storage and In
mr.ince at '.o*«■■«? ff-s.
~ ~ AMI *
Third Avenue Theater.
* W. M. RUSSKLU Manager. *
PUNDAT. LiTH,
Grand Testimonial Benefit
To Manager W. M.
and theatrical profession. Oreal trtpla
Drogramma The Broadwsy Comedians in
T9WIH TOPICS.
Mr. Frank Readick and his company la
fourth act of
No*rrc CRIST©.
A host of local artist! In a great eauda
viUa programme. Mr*. Oeorge Rtetaon,
Mi!#. Dor.thy Marg»rv Newman. Mr.
*»«orre Noble, Prof f>e Velio Mamie R!»«
ler. Air. Duranti, Miss Donna Camlraud
and many others.
Regular pneea. Bo* office opens Satur
day. April i'th. ___________
Third Avenue Theater.
■ W. M. Rl'ffiKLU Manager.
Week Commencing Mondsy. April Utb.
KE4l>ICft CO.
Presentlna
MONTE CRISTO
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
THE FUGITIVE
Thursday, Friday. Saturday Mitlnee ar.J
Night.
Special Scenery and Effects.
The celebrated dancer, liLLK. 1.1 KK, at
a>ery p*rform*nce ~
Prices—l(»r. 3«c. »>e, *oo and Mc. No
■ T
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