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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-03

ENHE subscribers for and holders of the Capital Stock
of the Propretors of the City Hotel in Worcester
hereby notified to Re present meeting of said Copper
alton, to he holden at the office of Hon. Thomas Kinnicu
So Worcester on FRIDAY the second day Of November
next, at o'clock p. NJ, for the following named pur-
poses
To act Anything relative the purchase Of DR.. B.
Haywood # parcel Of land, situate between Central
street and the lands of said Company.
To act anything relative the purchase of any other
lands adjoining the real owned by said Corpor
aton and the sale and conveyance any Of the rea es
tate of said Corporation o the purpose Of Strengthening
chang the boundary lines of the of said Corpor
alton, and improving the sam..
To act anything relative obtaining loan or loans of
for the of the Corporation aud authorize the
execution of any mortgage mortgages Of the estate
of the Corporation to secure the payment thereof.
To act anything relative Act of the Legislature Of
this state, approved by the Governor May 49, 1885, ent
tied An Act in addition to Act to Incorporate the Pro.
pretors Of the City Hotel in Worcester"
To act anything relative t. adjustment with tho
Worcester County Mechanics Association, of Obiga-
lions they are under in relation to building their lot
conveyed to them by this Corporation, and situate Ex
change street, and also to make authorize any arrange
ments with said Association passage way between
the land OF this Corporation and the said land of said As
sociation and act anything relating Thereof
To alter or amend the Bylaws Of said Corporation,
and act upon any other business that may lawfully be
transacted at any meeting of the Corporation. and espe
ciay to make, authorize confirm contracts in re
aton to buildings erected be the lands Of
said Corporation. ALBERT T0LMAN,
Treasurer of said Corporation.
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~ ~, MANUFACTURING ESTABLIsR-
#g,i. MENT FOR SALE!

me property recently occupied by Messrs FALFS &
GRAY, In The city Of Hartford as described below The
subscriber believes it can be Improved as Car Factory
or Tor many other kinds of business in view Of the hghiv
to price and terms Of payment, by an enersrisng man
with moderate capital and invites those DESTROYS to pur
chase such property to examination of it. as no escrp-
magnitude the great facilities it combines for an extern
sye manufacturing business It must be sold in order to
relieve the MORTGAGES is that such an opportuni-
" presents itse for safe and superior investment.
The ont on Potter and Commerce sts measured abort
ESQ feet. The bulinps cnnsist
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Drp GOODS.
FALL ANNOUNC MENT.

FALL ANNOUNC MENT.
ARTIN STOW
(CIark's BIocL,)
as now IN store, and is constantly receiving both from
the manufacturers at home aud from abrnad beautiful
and extensive Stock of Domestic and European Goods
adapted to the wants of the coming season. embracing
many Of the most desirable and fashionable styles eS
tant.
We have on hand and will offer for the ispection
OF the buying public,
SILKS,
OF the richest ard most unique patterns Of superior tex
ture, and recent importation.
SHAWLS.
which for richness fabric beauty of coloring and ell
egance OF design, arc unsurpassed.
Wool DeLainess
Choice handsome styles purchased recently in New York
selected with especial reterenc to best trade Also
plains, OF all shades and qualities.
American DeLaines md Cashmeres.
in all their variety and patterns
PLAIDS, ALL WOOL, SILK, WORSTED
AND COTTON AND WOOL,
acmplete Stock.
M ERIN OES.
We can noW show our friends and the public an une
qualed assortment Of Mrrinoes and Thbets and shall
be in constant receipt ofhe same season advances
PRINTS.
French, English, and American Caieces full supply
Q A r p E t S.
In this department of business and unre-
mitted attention has been and will be paid that Car
pet Rooms may contain nothing hut new cheap and de
siFabe goods Anticipating in July the rise which has
recently aSeu place in these Gonds the subs rbe having
the ability so TO do ordered in advance large stock Of
the various grades and qualities thereby being r present
e to give his customers the advantage of this rise Our
stock consists of
peJ0ets, Brussels, Tapestry Three Ply Ingram,
Sliperfne, Fine,
and the lower priced goods together with OIL CLOTHS
oil the usual widths and acknowledged superiority.
w OOlen Goods. invoice of Woolens for
winter suitable for and boys wear.
tIanneis, White, Red, Blue Blue Mixed, Yellow
and Salisbury.
Domestic Goods, such purchased before
the rise will be sold at old prices, and all very low
FURNISHTN GOODS
1t will be endeavor to ply our stock with these
Goods that mo- hing shall be wanting the time
memberng that purchasers of these goods usually buy
in larger amounts than from any other part of stock
to so mark each aticle that the ONE PRICE system
which with US has been successful be carried out
at the same time giving entire satisfaction the pur-
chaser
In thus enumeratng, somewhat at leng th upon new
goods received 1t is wish ours to make shew in
public rin but rather that the public may know where
they can purchase first class goods at the lowest prices
II may he unnecessary, but in this connection we will
say that the One Price System VIII be strictly ad-
hered to.
MARTIN STOWE.
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NOTICE. The subscriber has taken the room for
~ merly occupied by Danorth Brown, No. Flagg's
Building up stairs where he will attend 10 the letting OF
tenements furnishing help, both American and Foreign
to those In want, and find employment for the same.-
Also has the agency for selling Building Lots In various
parts Of the city, easy terms be obtained in
this city, and money furnished 10 build hundred and
hfy houses also. Farms for lie in various p-rts OF the
country and State. Also Houses for sale in variou parts
OF the city. ADRIAN FLAG0,
1913 d1y No. Flagg's building, up ,tairs.
BUILDING MOVING.-ihe subscriber, hsv.
I'D ing had several years experience In Boston and vi
cny In the moving and raising Of both Wood and BIrk
BudinRs eli her with or without chimne,s standing,
would respectfully inform the cit OF Worcester and
vicinity that and after November 1st he will attend to
any business In his line, In prompt and efficient man
ner.
references u. Kinnicutt, Jonathan Grout, J. u.
Dexter PORTER GROSS,
o2b dam. No. Myrtle u.
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Glotbinq, Mt.

NEW STYLE OF FALL CLOTHING
MECOKNEY BIGELOW are receiving a splendid
S assortment OF FALL CLOTHING which will he sod as
low as last years styles are selling
we have large and well selected assortment of Cent
FChNlsdlNG GOODS, which are very low
our assortment Of Broadcoths, Cassineres and pain
fancy poeskins, Vestngs, &C., &C. are equal 70 the
oest. we can make them into garments that will give
entire satisfaction to our customers e''0
N b. Fall Fashions just received
MECORNEY BTGELOW,
AUS d&wtf Merchant Taiiors. ga Main street.
NEW STYLES! FALL GO0DSI
~ JUST RECEIVED.
WALL s. BALCOM
no worcester House Block are now prepared TO ueet
e wants Of their customers, for every variety of style
READY MADE CLOTHING.
consisting OF Custom made Beaver and Broadcoth Over
Goats Dress Frocks Business Coat' and Urge yarety
Oh Pants, French, American, and English Patterns.
Also splendid variety of
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OF every style and variety
BOYS CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS. &c
Patcuar attention is now called 10 the CUSTOM DE-
rAkIENI, in which may be found the richest and
most extensive assortment of Foreign and American
Broadcoths, Doeskns and Cassimeres
we also nave very few patterns of these nice rich
negt eestIngs together with great variety of Black
ana Fancy Vestngs in London and Grenadine Silks Cas-
simeres, &c, &c. which will be up at the shortest
notice, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
sePtl d9n WALL BALLOON,
CUSTOM OTHIN q
Ihose IN want Of
9 L O T H [ N G.,
WIN PleaSe remember that
IA Els N EAMES
oner taelr customers the best READY MADE CLOTH.
Mr. CEapIEs r. Sy src gnu S'i ~ az very low prices
Department and any orders left for Clofbing viii b
promptly executed, and the work done in the best man.
rarrinc+on Corner oor-dl a, EN- Lh q EAMEs,
s27 dtf
Save YOUR MONEY. Ann RTTy r17NT,S
= PATENT ENAMELLED COLLARS. They keen
onS ar G tna any others They DO not break down.
1900 dozen this dav received rb S we t S,a ssyei
manufacturers rates. VALENTINE & STUDLEY,
1~"" COR MAN and Elm sa.
6 o M e III N G N e w
The subscr;bors ,,o,,, Iii ~ ....-..--
of worcpst and vicinity to their new
80 Main street Cover David scJtt's Drug stGre,)
~ ',9s eeP ou manu. anu make to order,
CE11LDREN'S CLOTHING
OF @ every description Also, Ladies' Under Garments,
IAN anu Emoronered' Ladies' own materials made up
ooer a SNORT hotlce nice article of French Corses
S ,sa ro RaShlohaoie Dress'maklng by au expert
OS dawtf MISS |. 7. BRTMHALI.
MI ~ A m -
LIE GHEAI SHOW
OF
FALL AND WINTER CTOTuTNc
~ n AN'''
WAY ,N,,1r~, . -
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Cost ano 1Toun0.

ENOUND !-In West Boylston the Worceste
h' road, a roll of BANK BILLS. The owner may have
them by paying charges, app ,otion to D. IL Thomp
son, Km6alls Scythe Factory Fitchburg and for n-
formations inquire AZ the Spy Office. M d3t
OST-In going from No. Trumbu St., to No. 243
~ Main st., yesterday, between and O'Clock p. NJ,
ROLL OF BANK BILLS, wrapped in light brown
paper containing about 5000. Whoever his found the
same and will return the subscriber shall be literally
re awarded. PLlNf HOLBkOOk, 29S Main ST.
OLE du
n OST-A Silver Fruit Knife, mari ed A. w. Ball.
4 Being highly valued as gift, the finder will confer
A favor by leaving II az s. W. sT0RY's
nj d3t
WXATCu LOST.-0n the morning Of OFT 3Oth,
Wv Silver Lever Watch The Under will besuitahly
rewarded by leaving the same at A II. SEARS FISH
Market, Mechanic It, . nj ddt'
Oh bills. w. WHITNEY PREMI-
on UNI FLOUR, received this day
81. SUTTON,
OIL daw2w Mechanic 81.
A TONS EXTRA FINE FEED, just
II " recelv we'd. For sale by TAI SUTTON,
OBJ dawtw Mechanic st.
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&c r o " r T II
Successors to Brown Il Co

~ e III
Successors to Brown u Co \
NO. e FLAGG,S BLOCK.
And lao Main Street
The subscribers would respect uy call the attention of
the publ" to their extensive stock of
CR0CKERYi GLASS, & CHINA WAREl
Comprising splendid of Jas Edwards, Rest
White Iron Stone Ware, Haviand's Best White. Gold
Band and Decor ted French China. in Breakfast Dining
Tea aud Toilet Sets, or by the piece our customers
may wish.
American and Foreign Cut and Common
G. l. A S S w A r F.!
From Roston and New York auctions IL of the latest
patterns and the best goods in the market at the lowest
prices. Also, competa assortment of
Rritannia aud Silver Plated Ware,
Tea Tlays Table Cutlery, liar Lamps lsters Gas Fix
lures &c. Any person in want Housese coming Goods
and especially those who about commencing bouse
keepng, are especially Invited to give us a can We
warrant our goods guarantee satisfaction or refund the
money.
PER HANGINGS,
All those who want to buy French or American paper
Hangngs, Paper Curtains, Borders and Painted Window
hades, cheap will find it for their interest to give us
call. BROWN & FIRTH
Successors to Brown Ca) No. Flagg'J Block
OIL daw6wis
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS,

A LII WHO VALUE A GOOD HEAD
IN OF HAIR should use Perry's celebrated hungarian
Balm 1t is the plus ultra of all Hair preparations
Sod by BURR PERRY at their Patent Medicine and
Prrumery Store, No Cornhill and by Druggists gem
orally dtJan1 %
EALSEA Asses OF THE SKIN
NJ CHAS. E. PHELPS, NJ. D.,
No Beach Street, near Washington Street. Boston.
With general practice DIR. p, since his return from
Grope fives Srec iGi attentiod to DISEASES OF
THE SKIN in all forms
Usual Office hours from Ito l, and from to P NJ.
ald in the-evening eoSat&w6m dec
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-03
TO LADIES WHO WISH
BLACK SILK DRESS
THAT WILL
WEAR WITHOUT CRACKING.
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS )!
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES,
No. 1874 Main Street.


Scenes in the Practice of New York Physician
Dr.. Jackson's Letters to a Young Ply stefan.
The Escaped Nun
Glenwood, or the Parish Boy.
Mortiiner's College Life.
The Match Girl.
The Rag Picker.
Hoanghead K MDonner, Abbott.
Young Christian Series, Abbott.
The Old Homestead, Mrs Stevens
Beechcroft, by the author of Heartsease, &c.
Life Of Amos Lawrence, W. r. Lawrence.
Peg Wellington, Reade.
Clouds and Sunshine. Reade.
Ethel, or the Double Error.
The Planters Victim
The Hidden Path, Marion Harland.
Carrie Emerson.
Kate Stanton
kambes in Eastern Asia.
Japan as Il was and is. Uildreth
India, China and Japan, Bayard Taylor.
Bell Smith Abroad.
Cora and the Doctor.
The Lake Shore, souNestre.
Christian Theism, Thompson.
Science Of Things Familiar.
Tour Among the Planters, @. G. Parsons
Ins and Outs Of Paris
The W with Russia, W. II. Russell.
Hewtps Illustrated Cinderella.
Nursery Alphabet
Harper's Classical Library.
New volumes Of Bohn's Libraries.
o29 div
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building of two stories, of brick, 15Ox62 feet
three " 50s62 t"
26x54
A dwelling house adjoining, I7xI0 "
building used for an Office and other pur-
poses, 30x4O GO
a one story brick building 42x8O
1853
l0ox6O
wood building, S0x2O
93x3O
brick dry-hOuse, 20xlS
6 IO4x54
" wood and brick dry-house, S0x56 "
Sc wood store. room, 22S1O Sc
6 =" wood dry house, 36x2O
truck shop Of wood, 60x30
Two lumber sheds, each of wood, 140x3O g
One shed for pal ting cars, of wood, l40x35
Two story wool barn, 80, 20 &C
An iron rack, 1Sx17 &c
Plank platform between factory and paint
shop, l3Oy6O
An expensive steam Chimney of brick and Of the larg
est class.
1000 feet of Railroad Track in yard
Also, powerful Steam Engine o. so horse. poger two
Boilers, with ali the shafng in The buildings
The limits OF an advertisement forbid more particular
description of this highly valuable establishment which
can he put in operation at comparatively small ex-
pense, and in very short time,
N. NJ WATERMAN
Trustee Grove Car Works"
uattiord, OCT. ~, 1890 NJ d6t&wSt
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ADJUSTMENTS
MADAMOISEILE
Grufkern, &r.
SSS) LIVINGSTONE CROCKERY geo
Sg& w RE-Manufactured by John Al ~
~ cock, Cobridge. Englanh. and sold only at 80
NO. ISL MAIN STREET.

4
1t is now an acknowledged fact that in point of finish
Byle and durability these goods stand first foremost
in the market Encouraged by the success which has
hitherto attended the sale of these goods have been en-
abed extensive arrangements or receiving them
direct from the mandatory, thereby reducing the cost
and consequently making saving for the purchaser
would have distinctly understood that warrant the
glazing of this ware NOT TO CRACKLE
have now on hand complete and extensive assort-
ment Of goods Of the above manufacture with
large stock of
PLAIN AND GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA
Tea, Dinner Break fast and Toilet Ware: also INV 1sna
stocs of GLASS WARE, Britannia and Plated
G5ods Table Cutlery, Solar Stand and Hanging Ians
Girandoles, Tea Trays, Curtain Bands and Pins
In addition to the above goods have an extensive
stoes OF French and American
p A p f. r III AN GINGS
Borders Fireboart Prints Curtain Papers Painted VIM
dow Shades and Fixtures, &c &c thus comprising the
most complete assortment in the city
AS am constantly receiving goods from the principal
Iact IN Europe and America, am edabled to offer
Elk FR1 INDUCEMENTS to the patrons of this ex
te1,yr establishment and all who may tavor me with
ca'l may depend upon finding stocS always complete
ann prices satisfactory, determined not to be ex
oellrI. -
N Manufacturers, Agents, and Others using Solar
Chilnneys can be supplied wta them Mt Eacory Prices
JOSEPH P HALE,
1871 Main st, LIST door north OF Post Onice
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YCEUM LIBRARIAN persons having
any books belonging to the Library Of the Worcester
Lycum requested 10 return the the Librarian
previous 10 the fist Of November.
PEI order of Library Committee.
JOHN GRAY, Librarian.
Vgorcestpr Oct. %. 1875 dtf
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NJ OTICE TO THE SICK.-DR. MAT
LM YL&AN. PrnC Of NhrnmIc Dihenacs.
New SYSTEM OF DRESS MAKING.
Worcester, nearly opposite tie Worcester House

MISS N. REED, Dress Maker 2O7 Main st. IL prepar,
ed to teach Mrs Briggs New System Of Cutting Ladies
Dresses which far superior to anything OF the kind vet
before the public.
Ladies' with the aid Of this art At themselves with ease
and accuracy Taught In two easy lessons. Agents fur
nished with Diagrams. oil DIFF
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NXIORCESTER COUNTY FLOUR ISD
Wv GRAIN LEAGUE The subscribers for Stock In
the League are requested call the secre aty al 2O6
Main street, or on the Treasurer at No. Worcester
House Block and receive their Certificates OF stock i'm.
mediatey and all parsons not subscribers, are requested
70 call aud subecribe L. II. MASON, Treasurer,
Worcester, Sept ~, 1885. #E .t'e al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-03

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The IN.
~ dersgned take much pleasure In Announcing to their
numerous iends patrons and the public that they have
this day entered to coparnershp for the purpose Of in
creGsng in every department Of their Watch, Clock Jew
ery Silver Ware and Fancy Goods business, and would
solicit the continuance Of the patronage so generously be-
slowed heretofore. CHAS .. COLEMAN,
y. II. PUTNAM.
, 1855-09-28

RACE ACROSS THE OcEAN.-At New
York there is much interest manifested in
the voyages Of the steamers Ericsson and
Washington, which sailed from that port
at thesanie time the first for Havre and
the latter for Southampton. Several YES.
sells arriving within q day or two, report
having seen them going neck and neck, the
Washington being from 8 to Is miles
ahead of her competitor. Bets are freely
offered, however, that the Ericsson will
reach Havre before the Washington gets
to Southampton. ap
, 1855-09-28

The Way THE ENGLISH NATIONAL DEB
WAS CREATED.-The following shows til,
manner in which the monstrous nationa
debt Of England has been created:
Thirty-six millions went into the reyolu
tionary war which brought William o
Orange to the throne of England-tweuty
millions were borrowed and commenced the
national debt.
Sixty two millions in the war of the
Spanish succession, from May 4, 1902 to
March l3, l7l3. Thirty-two and hall
millions borrowed.
Fifty-four millions in the Spanish war,
from October 25, 1879, to April 80 l74S'
Twenty-nine millions borrowed.
One hundred and twelve millions in the
"SeVen years war;" from June 9. 1866. to
the peace Of Paris, February 10, l163. =
Sixty millions borrowed.
One hundred and thirty-six millions in
American war, from l774 to the peace Of
Paris, Nov 80, 1882. One hundred and
four millions borrowed.
-Four hundred and sixty-four millions for
the French revolutionary war, from Febru-
ary l, 1893, to the peace of Aminean 1902.
Two hundred millions borrowed.
One thousand one hundred and sixty
nine millions in the Bonapartc war, from
April 1908 to June 90, 1915. Three hun
dred and eiglfrJ-eight millions borrowed
and seven hundred and seventy-one millions
raised by taxes.
, 1855-09-28

PRESIDENT PIERcE.-Referring to prcsi.
Dental matters, the New York Atlas saws:
Despite all the Glamour that has been
raised against him, he has conducted the
administration ably, fairly, firmly and palri.
otically. The man does not exist who can
point to an act of his, which has not medita-
ted the consummation of the best interests
of the American people His misfortune
has been, that he was elected by too large
a majority; and, commenced bis administra-
tion surrounded by party so numerous
that he could not crafty its lust of power
and emolument. We have never known a
frmer or more vigilant chief magistrate
than general Pierce"
, 1855-09-28
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Olympia, W. T
Ianaarv 9th I9E.

JahdaTy Zitlt 1900.
lst The northern half of section 26-the nortl
eastern quarter of section 27-fractiona section % anC
the eastern half of section %; all in range one (l
west township nineteen (l9) north, situated on tho
south side Of Puget Sound the mouth of Shenah
nam, or Medicine creek. and one mile west of the viii
amette meridian, containing according TO the L. S
land survey 1904 acres.
2nd. tract on the south side Of Commencement
Bay rot far from the mouth of the puyallup river be-
ginning at point on the beach marked by a large
white ir tree blazed on three sides and standing on
the north east corner Of Swan 4 Rileys claim
thence along the beach and following its meanderings
one and half miles in south eaSterly direction, to
point marked by fallen tree bearing the letters U. s.
r., behind which three cedar trees conspcuously
blazcd thence south and half miles thence
west about ono mile to paint due south Of the place
Of beginning, and thence north about two and half
miles tO sadplace Of beginning containing in all 1880
acres, or two sections Of land
Sd. The small island called klah-che-min, situated
opposite the mouth of Hammcrsly's and Tottens in
lets, and separated from Hartstene Island by Peales
Tor Pckering) passage, containing according to the
U. 5. land survey, about 400 acres.
lth The Peninsula at the south eastern end Of
Perry's Island called Shais-quihl and
9Th. The,lsland called Chah-choo-sen, situated in
the lummi river, at the point Of separation of the
mouths, emptying respectively into Bellingham Bay
and the Gulf 0f Georgia.
9Th. Commencing on the beach at Neah Bay at
the mouth of Il small brook running into the same
next to the site Of the old Spanish fort thence along
the shore round Cape Claset Fatery to the mouth
of another small stream running into the bay the
south side Of said Cape little above the Watch vii
lage thence following said brook to its source I;
toned creek, and thence following the same down to
the place Of beginning.
ISAAC I. STEVENS, Gov,
and Supt. Ind. An, W. I.
, 1855-09-28
Times OF holding the District COurtS in The
Territory of washington.


The following is the law passed by the
last Legislature, regulating the times o.
holding courts in the several districts
throughout the Territory
Two terms of the District court shall be held in
each county every year; except those counties attach
cd 70 70 other counties for Judicial purposes.
Inc District Courts in aud for the county of Jefcr
son snail be held on the first Monday in April and
OctoGer ior the county Of Island, the second Mon
DAY IN Aprl and October; for the county fWhatcom
on the third Monday in April and October; for the
county oil King, on the fourth Monday in April and
october; for the county of Pierce the first Monday
~ May and November. [Chicf Justice LANDER pre-
siding.l
Ilf District Courts in aud for the county Of Thurs
TON snail be held ON the second Monday in May and
November; for the county Of Sawamish, on the third
Monday in May and November; for the county of
Lewis, on the fourth Monday IA May and November
lJndgc CHENOwEIu presiding.1
lhe District Courts in and for the county of Ska
mama shall be held on the last Monday in March and
september; for the county of Clarke one week after
the time appointed for Skamania: for the county of
Cowltz, on the second Tuesday after the time ap-
pointed for Clarke county; for the county of Pacific
one week after the time appointed for Cowlitz county
lJudge McFADDEN presiding.