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nor 70 Frederick sschriss 10. No Q, hsy T. va
SUBPOENA II DrvORCn
Notice u hereby sivss that the undersigned,
Oo1nfssisnsr appolntsd by the said Court 10
take the testimony IN the above sntitisu cause.
WIZ meet all the psgttesIn Interest 81 his Of
dee .. The Borossk OF MitdisburG, oa Saturday.
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EXECuTvRs' N0TICE.--Lettcrs Tcs-
~ tamcntary upon the estate Of Peter
Arbogast late Of Perry township Snyder county
decd. having been granted to the undersigned
all persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate pay.
ment, while those having claims will present
them duly authe nticated Tor settlement TO I
NATHAN ARBOdAST,
JACOB SPADE,
Apr. 2s. "a. Executors.
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frsnkiia township, Snydsf eoenty.. -. deed
sars Uso. ~ ~ ..,,.. ~ -
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those baving claims sgsinst ssil sstste will
vxLsHTiNE WALTER.
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LARoE TO TuE CONSTITUTION
CONVENTION.
Wn. NJ. MEREDITH. Philadelphia,
J. GiLLtsoHAM FILL, philadelphia,
GKN HAIRY WHITE, Indiana,
gxs. Wa LILLY, Carbon,
IiNN BARTHOLOMEW, Schuylkil,
u. ". MALLisTKR, Centre,
WILLIAM DAVIS, Monroe,
JAMES j.. RAYNoLDs, Lancaster,
sAMUEL y. EIMNtCR, Wayne,
Gko. v. Lawrence; Washington;
WM. II. AgasTsoso, Lyooming,
David N. WHTE, Allegheny;
w. II. AIsEY, Lchinh;
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A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
IA Letters OF Administration, on the estate Of
Elizabeth Brobst late OF Mouroc township, Sny.
der county decd, having been granted TO the
undersigned, all persons Indebted to said estate
arc srequested - make immediate payment
while those having claims will present them du
ly authenticated for rettlement to
JOHN SCHOCH,
April Is, lsI2l Administrator.
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Geo. u. Ro,ocU Il Cos Aaceafs.
, 1872-04-04
British Columbia Items.
From the Co.onist.

From the Co,onist
A New Westminster paper says that
the lightship at Frazer sandheads will
be removed entirely after the compile
ton of lighthouse on Point Grey.
The public offices were closed and
services were held on Good Friday in
the Catholic and Episcopal Churches -
Business was entirely suspended and in
the afternoon the suburbs were alive
with city denizens seeking recreation.
A GIRL OF TIE PERIoD.-A young and
pretty girl was thrown from q horse at
Beacon Hill yesterday afternoon. Did
she faint and wait until a male biped
ran and picked her up? Not she! The
little woman leaped to her feet, gather
ed up the skirt of her riding habit, head,
ed the flying animal of, caught and led
him to stump where she remounted
him and dashed off again before you
could say Wagon-tire Bill dozen times.
She is the right sort of stuff for new
country.
, 1872-04-04

w We learn that an interesting
question of law was argued before Judge
Greene last Thursday, involving the
right of the clerk of the District Court
to enter up judgment for want of an
answer in suits arising out of contract,
for the recovery of money only, and
when defendant fails to appear. This
provision was taken from Deady's Ore
gon Code. 1t is strongly surmised that
Judge Greene will hold this provision
to be invalid, on the ground that the
sole Judicial power of the Territory is
vested in the Courts and inasmuch as
the judging of the suficiency of the
complaint and service is judicial and
not mere ministerial act, the clerk can
not exercise it in vacation. Illinois de-
cisions maintain the doctrine, but the
Supreme Courts of other States hold the
contrary. Vdncouuer Register,
, 1872-04-04

A "SHYsrER" DEF1NED.-In the suit
for libel and $5o,O damages, brought
by " Yamhill'' Newby, in San Francisco
against the Ala, for having called him q
"Shyster, the following testimony was
given
Delos j. Hooc S,oor7,-Am local edi-
tor of the Erening Bulletin. Have been
admitted to practice in the District
Courts, and have practiced there. Have
frequently seen Mr. Newby in the Po-
lice Court. Have known him three or
four years. Knew his reputation as to
professional conduct, and it is bad
Have noticed contests frequently in the
Police Court between Mr.. Newby and
others, as to who should represent par
ticular parties. The definition of the
word "shyster." as we understand it in
journalism, is men who are not lawyers
but who profess to be, for the purpose of
obtaining money, or men who, being
lawyers, leave their offices and hunt for
business about the doors of Police Courts
instead of waiting for business to come
| to them men who watch at the doors
leading to the con.t room and the Office
of the Prosecuting Attorney, for people
who are charged with crime, or wish to
complain of those committing it ; men
who will introduce themselves to such
people men who incubate the Police
Court constantly, who enter the Office
of the Prosecuting Attorney, and in his
absence volunteer to perform the duties
which the law devolves upon him. They
are an impecunious set. They will take
fees that are below the general rate and
altogether too small. The "shyster'
will take anything for his services. He
will divide plunder with thieves, he will
take car-tickets, pawn-tickets, rings and
watches. He win take the boots belong
ing to q man sentenced to the county
JAIL and tell them he will not need them
there. He will accept the spectacles Of
a half-blind prisoner Z; anything in fact
that he can obtain. He will represent
to the prisoner before or after conyic-
ton that he has the ear of the court,
and that he can by his influence over
the court, procure reduction of fine
or reduction of term of Imprisonment.
He will "buzz the Judge" as the term
is, on the bench, before or after the tri-
al, for these purposes, I have seen Mr..
Newly late and early, night and day,
around the Police Court and the Office
of the Prosecuting Attorney, soliciting
business. Have frequently heard him
ask parties around there what business
they had there, and have heard him
offer to take cases. 1 think Mr.. Newly
comes within the definition of a
''Shyster.'
, 1872-04-04
DIED.

In this city on March 80, CHARLES HOMER
infant son of ]. Homer and Sarah Z. Hall, aged
six weeks.
, 1872-04-04

| application of remedial law, and post
pone as long as possible that ugly ques-
Sion as to the power of the Territorial
Assembly to abrogate the Common Law
Practice, and substitute the incongruous
mixture called Code-an ola podrida
such as no civilized community ever
before had inflicted upon it. For the
question will recur, in spite Of all efforts
to keep it back, if the Constitution of
the United States and the Organic Act
both recognize the distinction between
Law and Equity, as they do, and if the
latter confers "Chancery as well as
Common Law plrisdictisn" upon the
Territorial Courts, as it does, then, if
the Assembly cannot interfere with or
change Chancery Practice, as repeatedly
decided it cannot, how can it interfere
with or change Common Law Practice ?
If the decision of the Supreme Court
in Dunphy VS.. Klinesmith has produced
such structures aboet the pocket as to
call for Congressional aid. it is fearful
to anticipate even. the howl of anguish
which will go up if single page of
Common Law Pleading is alone requir-
ed to make an issue in an ordinary suit
at law.
A word to the wise is said to be suffi-
cient; and it is conceded that the better
policy is to let we'll enough alone. An
earnest request to Mr.. Garielde to let
his bill slumber in the pigeon holes of
the Judiciary Committee, is in order.
, 1872-04-04

TELEGRAPH TO PoRT TowNsEND.-The
Colonit has letter from Port Towns
end which says: GA meeting was held
in the Court House here on Saturday
last for the purpose of having the tele-
graph line extended to Port Townsend
from Seattle. The meeting was attend
ed by all the principal business men of
this town, and they have taken, I think,
the proper steps to make the object sue
cessful. Col. Vernon, 0. F. Gerrish
and D. G. H. Rothschilds were appoint
ed a Committee to solicit subscriptions
for Joint Stock Company, and the cap
ital required to be raised by the Tele-
graph Company is $4,000. One-third
Of this amount the Port Gamble Com
pany will pay, leaving but ten thousand
dollars for Port Townsend, Port Discov-
cry, Port Ludlow, Port Madison, Sea-
beck and Seattle to contribute. The
line will be great benefit to all parts of
the Sound, as well as Victoria, Portland
and San Francisco. This being the port
of entry it is very necessary for all
classes Of business men, ship-owners
and travellers to have telegraph Office
at this place, and being aware that you
can, if you have the desire, do good SER
vice in the cause is why 1 write you.
, 1872-04-04
MuddIe, Muddle, MuddIe.

We notice that Mr.. Garfelde has in
troduced bill to disapprove of the
Code Amendments passed by the Le-
gislative Assembly, and it is said that
this is in obedience to the request of the
Walla Walla Bar. But that Bar are not
alone in their opposition. for they have
active co-laborers in few of the law
yers of this region.
The Walla Walla lawyers object to the
amendments solely because they are
supposed to introduce Chancery Prac-
tice in all Equity suits, when in fact the
section adopting Equity Rules, is only
declaratory of the law, as announced by
the Supreme Court of the United States
in the case of Dunphy v. Klinesmith,
and by our own Supreme Court in the
case of Stevens v. Baker. In other
words, we have Chancery Practice as
regulated by the Rules in Equity, to
precisely the same extent without the
Code amendments, that we have with
them. Had these decisions been before
the Walla Walla Bar. they would, nc
doubt, have acted differently.
The objections of the Olympia bar are
wholly different. They do not com.
plain of the Equity Rules, for they know
that such complaint would be futile, but
they do complain that these amend
ments have struck a death-blow at q
system of practice devised solely in the
interest of travelling practitioners, al
the expense of the public
What was the evil sought to be rene
died by these amendments? The an
swer in few words, is: Delay, costs, fees.
The defendant was not required to an
swer the complaint until the second day
of the regular term. Hence no issues
were ready for trial. Lawyers from a
distance had in majority of cases new
er consulted with their clients. Then
after hurried consultation, or perhaps
none at all, to gain time, demurrers
would be interposed- motions flied, az
gueds overruled. Then if more time
was needed, the Attorney would 90
, 1872-04-04

~ Mr.. Garfelde has introduced a
bill in Congress disappearing the amend
ed Civil Practice Act, passed by our last
Legislature. We have not been able to
discover such obnoxious features there
in, as would call for the interference of
Congress in our local legislaton.-Va Van
couUer Register.
, 1872-04-04

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Ey A st. Cloud, (Minneso,) paper
says it "learns from the Puget Sound
papers that the terminus of the N. P. r.
r. has been fixed at Bellingham Bay"
Another /" Chapter on Cats . -
, 1872-04-04

speaking of the New York Code, he
says
"What might have been the success
of this empirical raid on the Common
Law if the whole Code had been adopt
ed. it is impossible to say; but the ex-
pertinent actually made is not merely a
failure 1t is disastrous visitation upon
the people of the State. Ipstead of the
cheapness, certainty and promptness
which the reformers no doubt intended
+ to promote, the unlucky suitor is vexed
with endless delay. impoverished by
enormous costs, and at every turn is lia-
| BILE to be tricked and deluded to his ru-
in. The new Code encourages Ignorance,
rapacity and fraud, BY inviting everybo-
dy to practice it who cannot live by any
other trade. and gives large share in
the administration Of Justice to q class
of men for which the English language
had no name until new epithet of
contempt was added to the vocabulary
We are therefore justified in saying to
Congress, that Mr.. Garfelde's bill if
passed, will not only entail inextricable
confusion in the conduct of causes al
ready commenced under the Code
Amendments, but will add materially to
the expense of Courts, and encourage
idleness and vagabondism in the pro-
! fession.
Much the best course to pursue is, to
read up in the Equity Practice, and thus
be prepared for the inevitable; conform
to the Code Amendments, as they are
undeniab'y, in the interest of speedy
, 1872-04-04

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO PARTIES
~ whose Dog Licenses have expired, an to
those who have never obtained Dog Licenses to
renew and obtain such Licenses from the City
Clerk. GEO, N. McCONAHA.
April !, 1872. City Clerk.
, 1872-04-04
M A II II IE d,

In this city on the 2sth ult. at the residence
of David Kellogg, Esq. by the Rev. j. F. Da-
mon, Capt. George D. Hill to Miss Ellen H. Kel-
logg, all of Seattle, W. I.
In this city, March 22d. by the Rev G. F.
Whitworth, F. NJ. Guye, Esq, to Mrs. z. W
Plimpton, all Of Seattle, W. 7.
, 1872-04-04
The Terminus.

But this has nothing to do with Puget
Sound which is on the Pacific Coast,
few miles South of the British line and
long way this side of Stewards S Alaska.
Well, about six days ago, city on Pug
ct Sound was found. Its name is Puget
City. 1t is the Ocean terminus Of the
Northern Pacific railroad. AS Puget
City is but six days old, it probably has
less than one thousand inhabitants, and
not upwards of fifty saloons and board
ing houses. But sometime before he
farmers of Winfield and Little Falls have
finished planting, Puget City will be on
ly second in Importance to San Francis
CO on the Pacific slope. Among western
spectators, and they are shrewdest men
on this continent, the Pacific terminus
of the Northern Pacific road has been
watched with sharp eye. Now that it
has been fixed, the ball will open. Land
that seven days ago could doubtless have
been bought for ten dollars per acre.
will be sold this afternoon for five hun
dred dollars per foo and the purchaser
can make fortune from his purchase,
providing he sells quick and buys again.
1t is believed by many, and the writer
is one of said believers, that the two
great commercial points of the future
will be found at the two ends of the N.
P. R. R.-Duluth and Puget City. The
former we know too we'll, and the latter
we Judge from the frst.-Utica IN. W
Daily Bee.
The above is one of many like notices
which we find lately in the Eastern and
California papers all started by land
swindlers for purposes of deception and
fraud. We have repeatedly before, and
we again, warn all persons who have any
inclination to speculate in railroad cit
les that the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company has not determined upon any
point on Puget Sound for the terminus
of their railroad, aud probably will not
for some time to come, and that COM
pany has no interest whatever in either
of the town plats respectively called
Puget City," upon neither OF which is
there any settlement or any immediate
prospect of settlement, OF remote proba-
bllity of becoming the terminal city, ,and
has no ageut any where authorized to
sell town lots at any point in this Terri
tory.
The Olympia branch connection with
the Northern Pacific Railroad is under
the direction of another company or
eanized under the laws of the Territory,
an arrangement made to connect the
waters of the Sound with the Columbia
River without committing the Northern
Pacific to that point as the final termin-
us of the road. Where the final termin-
us will he is now mere matter of spec
ulation and opinion, an open question
equally to members and directors of the
Company as to outsiders. and any man
who offers for sale land or town lots un-
der the pretence of having any know
ledge ON the subject, may with certainty
be pat down as swindler attempting to
obtain money under false pretences.
, 1872-04-04
SUGAR CURED HAMS +!

A LARGE SUPPLY OF CHOICE SUGAR
IA CURED HAMS, of our own curing, for
sale at IS cents per lb.
BOOTH, FOSS BoRST.
April 1.
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ten IL Sefangenen qenlatt lpurDen.
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