The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1901, Page 4

3 Action by the City Council Last Night—Engineer Thomson Asked for Report as to Cost of a Municipal quetted Lighting Plant— Councitman Vin: introduced a Fesolution in cour last night y ¥iding for the establishment of a ity ‘cemetery on the M4 Of land south of the cl original! land is ” 90 acres dm burial lots at o are to be sold and the fu to clear weres. wee was Fdeast, It ts p y purchaas the west of this tract and and plat the remaining ‘The resolution passed un @nimously and the following commit appointed to prepare plane for the clearing and platting of the HM acres and plans for the mainten fence of the cemetery: Councilmen Vincent, James and Muldoon, En | Winer Thomson and Superintendent | at of Water Youngs. Property owners in the neighbor ‘hood of Fevenuc The bil streets, asked that a special polt Bppointed to patrol each park Referred to the police, license and wf the water department 4; @ Dill appropriatt ew pesthouse was also passed A resolution was passed «iving t Bl persons free water to sprinkle efon from the superintend fer, who would see that none was, Kinnear and Denny parkr man be committee. il fixing salaries of members provided they got permis nt of wa By resolution to furnish counct! with BN estimate of the probable cost of | t can . a electric lighting plant|ial report by Councilman Byers; HALE ‘for Seattle. Eltot & Wadsworth’ petition to) ] J embarked in @ specially cox apection of the Treadw Mion mine ampmilia, the largest in the as made. The guests were District Judge Delaney deliver Other Business, eloquent address of welcom whieh Chairman Rurton reap We left Juneau Friday aftern: oR ad avenue, th sailed through Taku Inlet a Kailroad avenue to t|the Taku glacier, Which prov treet; Water main on | moat interesting sicht of t ee § trip. ‘The disappointimer n ¢ ing Jack#oo|eeeing Muir glacier was f t from Second avenue south tolompensed by the grand Fifth avenue south; sidewalking Ga. r street f > Tenth aven « ty-seventh avenue f Kast Pike | outward projections of th to Bast Spring; sidewalking Twenty-|joo were more than ninth way te] Numerous photographs we Fast Spruce st walking And) of the party with the « curbing Fifteenth and Fifteenth ave. | packground 20 north from East Madison street tion corner be e 4 east; water main on Fourth | Ce'tr (@.apokane OY Ct enue from Jackson street 10 Se | merce, and to Lewiston by » ry Heitheld of 1 mont Bills Libby, preaident of The following imp nt bills | ber of commerce, ail passed: To grade, gutter, park and| the olty to w and sidewalk First avenue north from /|the party grade, curd nd and » from an; grading to grade, sidewalk a teenth avenue from umd rivers a d harbors as Grading and side. | ¥0" Walking ‘Twenty-first avenue from | cour Walla Walla add Kast street, postponed one week for spea |Your © | sidewalking — Prospect Bay wires, erect poles, ete. for the! ed; gradin, Rn ‘The document electric Hight plant, to the corporations The following resolutions declar- the intention of council to order improvement of certain streets ‘were adopted: Water main main on “Gismonda,” the last of a fine Fa to have been infected wit mace handled tn ARAMENTI RECITAL Benefit of Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society Tonight. MacDowell company, Victorien Sar- tomorrow night =| always spoke of “Gi ismonda” as Reverie erention, on (he lete}to enter Glacier bay, 80 Davenport hei tt highest in of the plays of her reper- ot Stone is to portray a suited to her ability. lines of Monday temporary, and his Promises full recovery by Moving Pictu ride along the Paris belt rail- moving a | being shown. "AGAINST RAILWAY | Kear A mass meeting of the citizens of Picture is one of the features of the Search Second avenue, where 'Kinetoscope pictures are| THROUGH PARK! Citizens of Fremont and Green| Lake Will Hold Massmeeting. — end Green Lake will be the hall at Kirkwood place _ and Thirty-ninth avenue tonight to against the granting of a to the Seattle Electric Co. ‘extend {te lines through Woodland It is probable that the coun- @il corporations committee will be Present. PERSONAL MENTION. Yaaac Hamburger of Helena, priv- nie secretary to Senator Carter of Montane, and secretary of the con- gt the Rainier-Grand waiting for a eek tor 1 committee on census, ts for Alaska. He will go to Home, his business being of a priv- sie nature, and he will probably re- turn in two :ronths. * George P. 1. GeiMiths, president of | Aleatray, Asphalt Paving Co., ar- fn Seattle today from Ban His visit will be for hastening preparations fo ane on the three bill etreets the company has con- ‘The plant is nearly ready t> itum mixtures, while to be paved are badly on gan and water ing in to be done necesmary, anphalt wor! will coun nue to Denny way, postponed o Roberts by Chairman | Week for special report by Council. | @* spokesman for the party. man Rinehart; grading, sidewalking and parking First avenue west from Highland drive to Garfield street, SHIPS AND | postponed one week for special re- | port by Councilman Muldoon. CONGRESSMEN RETURN FROM NORTHERN TRIP), 2-0: sn Doncast (Continued trom Page One.) [discharging full cargoes at men | worth & Dunn's wharf. E. 0. Graves, Judge R.A. Ballings- | A. Moore, Mrs. Lincoln and daugh. | and is now tn the stream | ters, Mrs. R. A. Ballinger and other manager of the Seattle & Wiotery of Trip. | Trading & Transportation Co “We made our first stop at Fort | recent arrival in Seattle from Wrangel,” said Congressman McCul- s who acquired « seal brown| Steamer Rainier ‘ot the the Indian villages and totem poles were of great interest to us. From ‘releht Wrangel we went to Shakan bav| steamer Walla Walla, Capt Ivins bay. The variegated color- | passen e of the floating tcebergs excited | SER we enthusiasm of the sightscers and| Steamer Fi scenes were pronounced truly |from Tacoma, ondertul. At Dundas we anchor-| Southeastern A | Sere omere and afterwards we wore | amased to learn that the Hunas are A Sight of a Lifetime. smallpox, and all of us had to be disinfected. Muir Glacier Not Viewed. “The Victorian did not attempt | {4s p. we eaw|Pastest time. Best. service nothing of the famous gincior ex-| chestra on board. joept the vast fields of floating ice) ‘here and there apt. Wyckoff read a paper on the need of constructing the Lake Wash- ington canal, and {ts relation to Al- askan commerce. Chairman Burton | ¥as so favorably impressed with the | paper that he asked that the mem- bers of the committee be provided with coples of it. ‘At Skagway the party was met| by Mayor Woodruff and a committes to White Horse, 110 miles, where party was royally entertained rc Pianos and Organs the Canadians. Some of the party 7 2d AY OFFERS THAT SURPRISE AND PLEASE It is just as necessary for us to CLEAN STOCKS as it is for you to Clean House. The prices quoted below will appeal to you eloquently if Money is any object ...... Simison Bros 7O7 SECOND AVENUE au and United & 1 wit Whit sand 1 Baw 1 wh hing schooners, nd Caroline, arrived from the south bank this morning and A Y N ing Battery street from Sixth ave-| bers of the party was presented t | urton SHIPPING and Capt. A. B. Wyckoff. There was| Ship Joba A. firlggs arrived tn har also tn the party Mr. and Mrs. James | bor from San Francisco last events rahe Chas. H. Norris, tormerty trame Pollard jock, complexion like all the rest, “and|line, leaves San Francisco tonight r this port with a full cargo of Hall Simison Bros. 4 Infante’ Soft i, Misses’ and Children's High { Tianie Hott 19¢ § Ladies’ Tan Ox 5 fords for .. . 98c > 1 grand tot ladies’ 4 $ *fhees tor 9B thence through Chatham and/|o¢ the Pacific coast line, cleared for Straits toward Muir giacterand gay Francisco thie morning with 1! Three battleships, Towa, Wisconsin P mtn Sta ay Sacre] Special Sale This Week Sheet |Music 1 Oc Cf citinenn andthe trp wan made! SHERMAN, | GLAY & 60 Must Begin Within « Yoo tor will be f ing hole Friday Waterhour NOW BE ESTABLISHED «.::2s27:.-/ MUTUAL No Question of Its Making Seattle Permanent Ter- | minus--City Asked for a Lease. iy - a : «6 THE SEATTLE STAR, | year whe ‘cies are). ML. CARSON IS Chine Mutual, “The bul ing | TO GO TO ORTING Wilh bo made the Hacitle cout ter | He Will Succeed Commandant Allen Liverpool! and Glasgo via at Soldiers’ Home. Philippines "Terminus Must Romain Hore. i | ‘This loase t# t e ¢ only nus of the China M if thie i violated, the land t# to revert to| the city, which has the option of | buying the Improveme ate pri a another Aincunned at fone at the | meeting Friday night | a For bathing, \ mental ing the places, be th the Ni We show ea Frederick & Nelson—-Fine Furniture, oe Stock of Metal Beds to Choose From Metal Beds are acknowledged to be the healthiest, most orna at bed » per © dura! argent nple FREDERICK & NELSON, Home Furnishers. Rialto n beds in hospital buy. Metal Beds are tak- ls and other such ty, clea sortment of Metal eds shown in values inches high, pillars tn diameter dwell made - Bidg., Cor. 24 and Madison ~ |: Good Buy : : ; + in Butter ; F: Fresh Churned Fancy * * Creamery, per pound, a oe | * Ibe for 460. * # = Special price, tn 6-Ib lot. |X MATHESON BROS, " le GROCERS +] Do You Banquet Furniehed on and Tinting. Cc, | #16 ‘Third ave Aclolelehelelehehelaleholotehedoh dokeioheih 2 * Love You We don’t care if not. But if you w your wife love yc u Mocha and Java Coffee at 40¢ per Ib, EAST INDIA TEA CO. 222 Pike St A F, 81 ue, Popular Companions at Popular Prices For ie, 40 Conty OOOO OO OOO CEM | Wif STIMATES Painting, Papering | work first-clans. TOLTING near Martor Tere T TTT TT itt ts Ss8 Bur t{ove" GRAND tisk RIDGE COAL coal ts from the ne It | & fa the best. cleanest and the # cheapest.conl in the world | Bunkers foot of Madicon 8t « Telephone Main 976 AREER EERE EER RE ROE E ERE ERE EER EN END Now Is ihe Time to Buy a GAS RANGE Always Ready Sold at Manufacturers’ Prices. Seattle Gas & Electric Co. 214 CHERRY ST ° e e e ° + ° ° 4 e ° o ° ° ° tin Melbourne MacDowell) and Sun Admiasic pleted ‘The Ve Nery Next Time You Think en's Ta "Tal Mawel ¢ Paine's Celery Co 1.00 Paine’s Kidney reg Wi Beoond Aven eeeeeoee We Havea New Sty Compressed Fibre Fixing Bath Call and See It Washington Dental Photograpais ° ° e e 211 Columbia Str SE \TTLE Ti JF MOWK Maoager Positively the ts mencing Wednesday wing till Tuesday © st TE Floren @ Pow ympound, Plaster, to. 20 ° > . * ° ° e ° ° ani Supaly C) H week, com July ‘ ight, juiy D BY sone In Sardou's Latest and Best Melo | ‘GISMONDA” Moving pictures, showing street | scene in New York City: ear ride up| Russell road, battle of Matansas, ar episode in the Spanish Ame War, and others. ATHL ETIC Pacific Northwer Championahi com remain the same and $1.00. Now SeANGRLISHT Second Ave an PARK League. Game BASEBALL | TODAY Wednesday, ‘Thurs Ju Portland vs. i Tome called 3:15 Sunda ay, Saturday Seattle at 2:30 wee * Fretgnt, Passenger and Baggage STORAGE ‘TH. Bain 4i-dd, Office Seattle Transfer Co. 623 First ay. Millinery News Trimmed Hate at $2.60 and $4.00, worth double and more. The fascinating variety we continuously offer of these charming hata of choice materials, trimmed with good taste and skill, brings us de- lighte’ buyers, who feel it ts no extravagance to have another hat Those worth from $4.00 to $6.00 sf At $1.00—Two doz. Fine Straw are $2.0 $} “ Ballors, with heavy gros grain ‘Those worth from $000 to $800 $2 band, In blue or black, former eee. $4.00 $3 AY $1.09, NOW 5s oe veerse eso $100 At 10e—Four doz. Sailors, Walk- $) Pretty " ing Hats, and fancy ‘shapes, } Pretty Ribbons for worth 600, for, each 106 > Little At Boulevard Hats and tan- ¢ . ee ae $0 pieces here again of these $2.00 each, for pretty striped and corded rib: . bons, so popular this season At 506 ars attan | Hoautlon rae ae epoies ae see worth $2.00, now, each two), white grounds, with pink blue, red, helio, maize and green stripes, 444 and but, a yard inches wide " 1W¢ | | Perfect Harmony in best enjoyed if the accompanist wes the KIMBALL PIANO. babe you know how dreadfully out] Pianos get in summer. to | ted. other standard eyed seats, 260) at genuine 75,000 TO 100, 000 . GOOC., Potato Sacks At a Reasonablo Price. Call at CAHN & COHN'S 115 JACKSON STREET : ° ooo) e Romington Typewriters @ : The standard of excellence, ° ec N (Less | Star, of tune some The KIMBALL made here wood Is thoroughly sea soned and all parts carefully ad Also a large assortment of makes to select from bargain pri D. §. Johnston (0, 903 Second Avenue Burke Bullding for t BON sitively sell Se Dimities for 3c. A Une of Dimities in pretty light and dark colors, worth be a yard, wil ocd O or. row at 3% while th 750 Stock Ties at 25¢ al lines of Lawn Stocks Seee bebo ts a | | Subscribe MARCHE WEDNESDAY SPECIALS ower ribbons t Lenit th: plano fs well and stand the changes nd ret s purity Seattle Daily ftered DOWN-STAIRS BARGAINS | Women's Hosiery and Un- u w the pr FOR WEDNESDAY \e ry 6 In a Variety of widths THERE ARE FANCY RIBBONS WORTH 286¢ AT 100 THERE ARE RIBBONS mh poe mw COLORS COLORS worTH of different shades to relect at lens Men's $1.25 Flannel A Trunk Sate. 39¢ for Ch prices Shirts, 87c. #1 weer, 39c. . tomorrow Be. Women’s $2.50 Tan Ox- fords for $1.50 This line of Oxford tneludes Turkish Towels, 28x68, and a he well known Queen good quality, on sale tomorrow quality and other popular makes, TM ARCHE 23> 1419 to 1429 Second Avenue and 5-M2 Pike Street. always. He tive giaase counter WHEN W: eyes NEE, ED, No More Dread of the Dental Chair ALL WORK New York GREAT SALE BABY CAPS. CHILDREN’S SUMMER DiESSES. Flannel quality, well Balbriggan Underwear popular shades, worth “ Groping inthe Dark” Wisdom comes by experi th net : Who goes year after year with defect from the hands of some peddler or #treet fakir, will some day find that he has been groping In the dark. BAPE eye werviee. We give you just what your iO GUESSWORK HERE. Schuchard Optical Comp'y 1207 Second Ave., Seattle, Dress Braids, Sc. derwear Specials Mercerized Plisse. erined, 7 rth 2, morrow we will sell iidren’s 50c Summer Dre will be closed out tomorrow £0 inatead of $2.60 2.00 Shi i at $1.95 « pair. Saxony Yarns, Sc. Saxony Yarn tn all colors, wilt be offered tomorrow skein, Camping Blankets, 50c. A new line of Camping Blank- ets, worth much more than the price we ask, at 600 row. 35c Turkish Towels, 280. who plc s his “specks” from off « BH At you with glasses we give you decause we have STUDIED thelr Next to Stone, Fisher & Lane's. DONE PAINLESS Dental Parlors 614 Fi t Avenue Howard Building, in Front Totem Pole Agents, do not try to compete with cheap dental wi We are making a specialty of Gold Crown and Bridge work. Our name alone will be a guarantee that your work will be of the best. We have a specialist in each department t opera- ken in every pa: tors, best gold workmen and staff are inventors of modern dentistry. We will tell you in ad- t | Set of Teetn Gold Filling Silver Filling 50 Hours: GOLD (ROWNS, $5.00 New York Dental Parlors | Howard Building, 614 First Avenue, Opposite Sterr-Boyd Buildin; 8:30.a, m. to 8 p. m. y GRADUATE. D ALL OPERATORS are INDIVIDUALL’ - ALLY interested, which fact assures @ personal Tate § i will find we do exactly ae we advertine, IVE GUARANTEE given with all work for ten © $5.00 NO PLA’ 1,00 TISTS of from 12 to 20 tient. The New York Dental Parlors y parlors in Seattle,-who have among thet ¥ ‘a MASTER OF DENTAL SURGERY. =" St of No Pain, No Sleep-Prodncing No Gas, No Cocaine No Bad Results Our prices are the lowest consistent with first-class work. Wo ork. extractors of teeth; in fact, all the y tree examination. G! 4 Seattle, Wash. Sundays, 8:39 a, mto 2p.m 1 ® . c n u as pre org tat ati ars the ton’s cals that cides unto