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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

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pta Tie vicinity ~ fhave Spacious
and Competent provided for those who require cafeia s
or constant sua atenau Specially; The more obscure diseases
The Pelvic Ysce; Anticipated dhcuty IN Parannen HERNIA ~.
it dcal rue gcgs ai m associate disease Ira0hy VI hs
B Varcocele emorlods fsIua ami lis consequence oh
suaLons Dr. % elce from tos' 10 j. aAa 70 D. evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

TweniythFdst aud fouflhafe nave
one Of tie finest dental e5t5hments In tbs e aud execute ever
b,p on the art On th most PURE NITROUS ofis gs
speag Tor erracag s The pIosrauon Of pllels oael V
ocrgrs Among
49, nsm. of er Cb,rcelor Ferris D. Chancellor Howard
bI D. d. Doctors Buikey L. j. W. Ranney G. A. Bui j.
r. Janyriu, aud othcrs-l sclbncrs Monthly
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MARRIED.

oRANT-PARMAN-O Weinety. Oct &c. Al The Tabernacle Bsp
40 Chufe b. f8g. Dr. T. kendc VIM Duncan A. Grant 10
Sun L. ony daughter Of H. b. aud d. A. Faisaan al Of this city,
Phlladelpha papcrs please cops.
KNAPP-LULou 1harsay Oct H. 1872, at To residence o. me
brides pafe1. by le oy. DcLos L George H. Knapp Moas'
Klsoo NJ A.. 10 5. CHne Lsll Of Aoa'iofA.
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DRAMATIC EOTES.

It is rumored that Mr.. Fox, in "Humpty
Dumpiy," viii shortly appear at tho Grand Opera
House.
IL seems probable that Mr.. Bateman Will
bring over theatrical company 70 New-1ork, IN tle
course OF tho dramatic year, ana produce MI NlISs
Charles the First" with Mr. Irving % the King.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

MANN UgGERPORD-n TRULY Chorcb. wstrowu ~ h -
NJ is7, geo W. hsrn CITY Ms helen d. bass'e
ford Of the former place. No cards -
yNOYDOn Thursday II at TIE residence q ne
bd. oaren b. the A. Zsbrske Lous ~ Pseis o. Fe-
Trrbtan L. u Maggie b. dagshof Of FrasEa basno1 F'"
Keypor, n. J.
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Use rsonno'. PuIu-Knlius Maggie OIL for Headache.

Fay the best Article, tho nnlford Lcicos'ershir'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

80 Broadway factory, No Great JonsL Decorators OF fore
I'm oger pe1ld assortment OF ORNAMENrAL DNSGn, IRA and
DEsEr SERVICES so WHITE FRESUH CnISA, INDIA CHINA Sc
Articles or sets decorated order the highest style Of ART "h
Crrss bl0uouams, Fruits, SC.
Also GLASSWARE, PLATED WARS Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
GFRMAN OPERA.

The German Opera company at Terrace
Garden Theater will include Nine. Lichtmay, Mme
Clara Perl and a number of artists just engaged In
Europe. The managers agent tecgraphs that he has
secured "suoger Lafoniaine bartOne), Horn tenor),
Mile Breteni (coloratu), Nile. Becman (sOuDrette),
To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
MUSIC And THE DRAMA
GUBINSTEIN.

Mr. Grau's concert company, after visit to
Boston, will rcarpoDr at stclnway Hall on Thursday and
Friday evenings and Saturday afternoon OF this week
Rubinstein and WieniaWsh seem both 70 have been
most Enthusiastically welcomed the New-England
capital, aud DgighFS Journal Of Music gives the best
account Of their playing We hayo anywhere seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

DoIitical Notices
Gamer Irsituie,
WEDNESDAY E'ENSG' OCTOBER - y oo"OVA
oHA'' A'D Dix AND ROBINSON. 49,. 400, -, .,.,.,,,..
NORTH CAROLINA 2 S2} AhP4SHsAA ....... SsS5
N''''''''''' TFTssYLYANIA. .eUHt
AND NOW Foe NHwAOaHii
be .rs.ll Ny
GENERAL EDWARD y NOYgS
GENERAL ADAM l. KING
OF bltmose
HON. L. DLLitl-LD SMITH
Of N.E-lork.
This The seventh Of e q ga en- isc' . hs n TO
Cooper nsdue EVERY WEDNESDAY, EVENING daHos TIE can
Ladies cordially invited -
T,yelrth. yyard.-Tle TAXPAYERS AND CITIZENS Asso
CATION OF THE TWELFTH "AhD WI hol nee q s 20
rei-aalaA rht. THURSDAY, Oet ~ a. eeA p =" ~
capable invited 20 attend W H. tOLhh Fse,hA
Grant and Greeley Wager.l viz wsser GO ,'s I a.,
(sltol lunlCi aud nv lqii.fa -
s5t n tiys hsndd alI fEy dollars tlt Sry COS %,
have many a. Q0l ore bundled cieeoili ,,. ~ s'
"'Aes OF non '0uH ' MANHATTAN 20 B0very.
REGULAR Republican Candidsto COR C9nsre., h ~, p.
pi.rct, FNecnta, anl -'N'' -- 49, f
Tweaty.drst hsd bang T,,t.,e5j ~ ii-,Svs,y
" Polltical Goods.
,osrpu u PuPDY Who for 30 yeas has m'ts the Dprf q
GOODS AMI fIRkM Oisa specs oleiso ansp an
lind. or articles ueels n ils cav .t - - .t .,s.
rass. "a no. D A..ssalane aee.ie a ------------
Greeley Has and Cap0s.
s,,ahe..as5s II al Iiuds Of CAMPAIGN EQtlf'isS1H
Patent Opea-WoFk Hammers, s..n Po'''ii2 sad basr@
FSa aud Ir'npaieDesit yi H + CO. Az. ss,i,sy v.vYor
-1n,in ~ Co. Flag aud Bnnnsr hianHiacturore tor
As SssDass. W ssl IOi FVAIOa-sr sof "'1a Asais.~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-05-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

It is positively asserted that Car
los is in Spain at the headquarters
OF the volunteers, and Alplonso is
with him. There is great nneasi-
ness lat Madrid. The fidelity of
the troops is doubted, even in the
capital. The Carlists hold the field
in respectable force, and new con-
spiracies are still reported.
Eruption of Vesuyius has ceased.
The inhabitants of the deserted vii
lagos Lave returned. A terrible
hurricane swept over the country
and greatly damaged the villages
and remaining crops.
The Empress Augusta has ar
rived at Windsor Castle, Eng.
1t is reported that the Carlist
leader of Spain has fled to France.
Granville on the 81, in the House
of Lords, on the subject Of the ala.
hanna claims, said the reply of tho
American Government gave grounds
to hope for settlement of the en-
tire matter satisfactorily to ,botl
countries.
At Madras, East Indies, q terri
bic cyclone resulted in serious los
OF lite. A number of vessels an
chored III the roads were wrecked
and most of the crews perished.
The London Times of the 4th
urges President Grant to send t.
the Geneva tribunal a commmica
ton which shall supercede the orig
ilal American case containing claim
for consequential damages.
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ed or desired, but simply q decision
on the question involved touching
the duties and obligations OF neu-
trails.
Brownsville, Texas, is flled with
refugees from Mexico.
A daring robbery was pcrpetrated
at Columbia, Ky, April Doth. Five
mounted men rode up to a deposit
bank and dismounted. Two held
the horses and the others entered
the bank, in which were four nm
armed gentlemen, including Martin,
the cashier, and demanded the keys.
Martin refused, and was shot dead.
The other three gentlemen escaped,
but the robbers seized money out
side the safe, and dashed away.
The President las approved the
supplementary bill to incorporate
the Texas Pacific Railroad.
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Superstition.

While we claim to be very wise
and progressive people, there is yet
no small modicum of very bemght-
ed ignorance and superstition ex-
isting among us. There are many
people yet alive who believe in hob
goblins, ghosts and witches. Nari-
GUS talismans are worn, and num-
meries are gone through with to
neutralize or overcome their sup
posed influence. Horse shoes may
still be seen nailed over doors to
keep off witches; and not long since
a Polish family in Wisconsin, dug
up one of its members that had been
buried for a couple of weeks, to OBJ
tain the blood as Medicine for an
other who was very sick. 1t was a
superstition with them that they
would all 90 the same way unless
this remedy wasadmmistered. Last
week a large Convention of individ-
uals who assumed the exalted ap-
pellation of retormers, met i'll SOL
emn conclave at Cincinnati. After
much caucusing and wise delibera-
ton, they brought ont father Gree
ley for President, who, in the course
OF a long life, has believed in every
thing from ghostism to free love,
and whose talisman, worn as a pro-
lection against witches orsomething
else, has been an old white hat and
ovcrcoat. As the object Of the
Convention was to select man
possessed of traits the most congo
NAL and attractive tothe Democrats,
SO as to gain their support, Troba-
bly, Greeley comes as near reaching
the Democratic ideal of versatility
and superstition as could have been
selected. Tie to that white hat and
coat, Democrats, for they are the
only things about Horace which are
substantial, unless it may be his
| nceyishness.
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How BED Rock DemocrOts M,lst Feel.

An old.lashioned, slmon-pure
Democrat, must feel and have felt
for some time past, deeply cIaglln-
ed and panied, as he has witnessed
the course pursued by 50 large a
class of the Democracy, and as he
now observes it, towards That class
of Republicans who held their NOR
grcl Convention in Cincinnati last
week. IEiScountenance must have
bluShed with shame and disgust, as
he read tile lick-spittle eulogleS
written by Democratic journalists
and pronounced by orators OF that
party, upon suchrenegades from the
Republican party as Greeley, Tmm-
bull & Co. And now, that Gree
lev has been nominated by that
ilcongruous faction for President,
how his heart must burn within
him, as he sees 50 many Of his Dem
ocratic brethren throughout the land
seriously advocating his support.
He knows the antecedents OF these
men, especially Greeley, have never
been anything else but bitter oppo-
stion to Democracy. He knows that
while these men have 50 persistent
" opposed Grant, they Lave just
as earnestly refused to support a
Democrat. Like y man of sense,
lie argues, that if these Republicans
wanted to beat Grant so badly, they
should have been willing to vote
for a Democrat, OF else not expect
Democratic support. Greeley, TO
such a Democrat, unchanged as lie
is in his Republican principles, is
much inferior to Grant in point Of
consistency and reliability. Be-
tween the two, We believe that all
such Democrats would much prefer
to vote for Grant, as he has been
tested; and while they may not ap-
prove Of all the acts Of his admins
tration, they know that in the
main it has been a success.
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The Dispatches from Cincinnati
on the Sd inst, announce that the
Liberal Convention is clearly a fail
ure. Many influential delegates de-
nounce the result bitterly, as a fraud
ulcnt selling out Of the principles on
which the Convention was called.
The protectionists laugh at the
platform. Free traders denounce
both platform and candidates.
Schurz made y bitter speech to
the Missouri delegation after the
adjournment against the bargain
between Greeley and GraN Brown
for the nominations. 1t is well un-
derStood to be the result Of q combi-
nation between them, consummated
'ast night with all of Frank Blair.
The majority of the Ohio delega-
ton say openly that they will sup
port Grant unless the Democrats
nominate Adams on a singularly
honest platform. This sentiment is
wide spread inthe West. The pur-
pose Of the bargain, 1t is said, was
10 save the tariff and advance the
political fortunes Of Greeley and
Brown. The cause of revenue re-
form is considered slaughtered and
the chief principles of the Missouri
platform sacrificed.
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EASTERN NEWS.

The Committee on Appropria-
tions at Washington have agreed to
report Sargent's bill granting sl0,-
600, to place in the Capitol life
size statue of Senator L. ID. Baker,
from marble now in possession
Of the family Of the deceased.
The falling of three brick build
ings in Brooklyn, n. Y, on the ID,
buried several workmcn.
The New York Assembly has
adopted resolutions impcaching
Judge Barnard.
The Franconia Iron Company'S
works, of Boston, burned on the
ID. Loss, 100000; insurance,
$4,000.
The Supreme Court of NTassa-
chusctts has decided that a man
who, with notice and opportunity to
meet the charge, allows a divorce
to be obtained against him upon the
ground of any condition of mind or
body, or religious associations,
which by law renders him unfit for
the marriage state, is not to be
granted leave by the Court to mar
ry again without proof that he has
changed his condition in this re-
spect.
A mestidigitateur gave an exhi-
bition in a Texas town the other
day, in which he introduced the
familiar featmeof pretending to load
a pistol and allow one of the audi
encc TO ire IT polht Dlank AT MN, he
catching the bullet. The spectator
selected dropped a bona fde ball
into the pistol and fred, killing the
exhibitor Immediately. The mur-
derer was arrested.
A legislatorin Missouri estimates
the dog crop OF the United States
at 100000. Each pup, he says,
costs So a year, making a total Of
$19S, 700, 900, which would buy ST.
344, 100000, cocktails. Of these,
1866 900 go mad annually, and bite
10000, people, furnishing about
10000 items to the local reporters
I'll, champion conservative dwells
in Lewiston, Maine. lie isscyenty.
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nErrnIIcAN COUNTY TICKEr.

For RepresentatIves1M' q
GEORGE, n. CUNNlNGi,l-A1n' MI, ~ a.
+, ELLIS, ]. Il. SMITH, b. W.
REDMAN. ,prrSr
Commissioner. LAMn' ~
BOND. ,,r
ShcrIH.II. NJ. BROWN.
Treasurcr-E. b. PURDOM.
Axnessor-R. G. CUSlCk.
Supt. Schools, F0sllA.
SIrycyOr-C. CIlNGMAN.
COrOner-J. r. MCCLURE.
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San Francisco has 1900 whisky
saloons and groggeries which an
nually sell 10000 barrels of lager
beer 100000, gallons of whisky
and other spirits; 100000 gallons
OF wine, besides bitters, syrnps, etc.
The whole foots up $lO,OOO,O 900
annually.
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Miscellaneous.

The Asylum bridge, East Port.
land, fell the other night, while two
young ladies were crossing on horse
back. No one hurt.
w. p. Morton has been served
with o vigilance committee notice to
leave Walla Walla. lie docs not
intend to leave.
Collins & Cos. brick yard, Salem,
is turning out upwards Of 10000
brick per day.
Ease ball is the rage in Salem
now.
A man drank eight quarts otbeer
in Salem the other day.
The District School house IN
South Salem is to be enlarged
\ severe fire occurred at Ploche,
Nevada, on the 5th, but the extent
is not given.
A special car with a Philadelphia
party, including Samuel Z. Stokes,
W. $. lIershman and VIM. V. Nc
Kean, OF the Philadelphia Lc1ger,
and families, arrived at San Fran
cisco, overland, last Saturday morn
ing.
Ata meeting in San francisco
on the 9Th inst, the proposition Of
the st. Louis delegation and the y,
& p. r. r. Co., was accepted. a
+ committee of three were appointed
to accompany the st. Louis delesa.
ton to the East at once, to exam
: inc the books and papers of the \
& p. Co., and confer with the clti
zens Of st. Louis, to agree upon de
tails of a plan fjoint operations.
: Salt I.akeis full Of strangers iron
J : the East, mostly on mining business
Hotels crowded.
The work of laying the fir:
street railroad in Salt Lake bega
on the 7th.
!, young man driving too fast !
Portland the other day, on turmn
a corner was thrown out, very bad
ly brlising his shoulder and churr
: inr the wind out of his body. IL
was rcsuscitated.
!, Maria Conception Madrugal d
: .Juarez,a native Of Mexico, now il
e San Francisco, is one hundred ant
: nineteen years Old, and recently at
tended a May festival in that city
A |
Mrs. Boerses, of San Francisco
committed suicide not long since by
drowning hersclfin the Bay.
: Seven skunks were caught by {
man in Wasco county during th'
!, past six months.
Two valuable horses belonging t(
G. S. Whitney, of Canyon City
: were run over by train of cars al
the Dalles the other day.
Salem had no less than sever
private residences broken into by
burglars on Thursday night of last
week.
An Indian on the I.apwai Reser
walton is the owner Of 400 head o
! cattle.
From the Orrgoniaa we lcarl
= that a little girl, from Portland
: nine years of age, was with ditiicul
ty saved from death by burning
| while at y picnic at Cornelius til
E other day, Her dress caught fir
from some burning brush, aroun'
which she was playing, and her lii
was saved only by tearing and cut
ting her clothes from her body
+ The shoulders Of the little girl wer
l badly burned, also the hands oftw
Q gentlemen, Prof Royal and anothel
who saved her.
Q Ephraim Il. Day, an old pionet
e Of Portland, died in that city la
!. Sunday. He was thirty-nine yea
ofage.
: A movement is being made
IS secure a daily mail from Yamhi
5, river, at the end OF the Gregg
It Central Railroad, to Junction Cit
T. via Corvallis and Monroe.
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Tribune office and Greeley was
called out, but declined to speak.
One hundred guns were fired in the
City Hall Park in his honor.
The New York Express says old
white-hat will take a large portion
of the Republican party with him,
and says the Democracy will en-
dorse the nomination.
The New York Tribune editori-
ally endorses the Cincinnati ticket,
and asserts that the nomination OF
Greeley is the work of the people
against politicians. Itpredicts that
he will carry-with one or two ex-
ceptions-all the Southern and
southwestern States, New York
and Pennsylvania, and at least three
of The New England States.
The Times Dcmocratic) says the
nomination is surprising and anus
ing. 1t declares the Convention a
failure inimmediate results. Wheth-
or it is one that can be relied on is
vet question which it intlmates a
belief that the Democratic National
Convention will decide.
The Cincinnati Commercial
(independent) endorses tie nomina-
tions of Greeley and Brown, at the
same time expressing the opinion
that Adams or Trumbull would
have been better, and reserving the
right, in case there is Democratic
nomination, to support the strong
est Republican candidate, whoever
he may be.
The Enquirer says the p'atfom
is splendid and the ticket strong
and believes that Democrats vii
support both.
The Post ridicules the nomina
tionof Greeley, and says that it doe
not affects the Republican part.
but utterly ruins the prospects 9
Democrats.
The Tribune and Republican
say that the most sanguine friend
of the Liberal movement regre
Greeley's nomination, and resar'
his selection as a public calamity.
The New York Jon,nm Of L'o0'
nacrcc thinks the Democrats canno
support the Cincinnati nominations
and intimates the belief that the,
were made for the purpose Q
forcing the Philadelphia Conven
ton to endorse them or throw TIN
election into the hands Of the Dem
ocrats.
The Commercial reports tia
Pendleton and Hendricks hav'
both announced their intention t.
support Greeley and Brown.
A hotel and contents, with elgh
or ten business houses, and q larg'
portion oftheir stocks were destroy
ed by fire at Hudson, Wis, on TIN
81 inst. Total loss, S125, 900. M
old man named Connolly wa
burned to death.
The bill to regulate elections il
Washington and Idaho Territorie
has passed the U. S. Senate.
On the LIST inst. the President ap
proved the bill repeating duties OF
tea and coffee, to go into effect aite
July LIST.
The Senate has confirmed +. Is
Watson, Register at Linkton, Ore
gon.
The Workingmcn's Contra
Union, OF New York, will dcclar
for Grant at Philadelphia.
The report of the expert appoint
ed to examine the accounts of TIN
Methodist Book Concern, substan
tiates DR.. Lanahan's charges an(
condemns the management of tn
Book Concern.
The President has sent in TIN
name of Thomas B. Shannon, to b
Collector of Customs at San Fran
cisco.
1t is still affirmed that the Gov
ernment has not withdrawn it
claims for consequential damages
and that it has signitied to Greo
Britain that no money is anticlpat
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Isl District, ,
-s.t t,istrit.,.. IA -t.Aepaweth, of Eenion.
ri district, y, B. Humphrey, Of Linn.
An district, &. H. pNrhan, of Mnilhohh''i'
9TH nis;r:eI, T. G, Hyde, ol Grant
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ker City.
Antelope meat sold in Baker
City last week for ten cents per
pound.
Attorney General Williams ar
rived in jacksonville on the3d inst,
and will remain inSouthern Oregon
for q time to address the citizens.
Burglars are troublesome III
Yamhill county.
japanese jugglers are on their
way to Oregon.
The Baptists are to have a pro-
t.actcd meeting at Eugene, COM
mencing May 18th.
Jos. Eng'e, tried at Oregon City
for the murder Of Jesse V. Boone,
was convicted ofmurlerin the Sec
ond degree.
The people of Eastern Washing
ton are petitioning for the remov-
al of Indians from the Nez Peiccs
reservation.
Two attempts at burglary were
made in Salem last Saturday
night, and two also on Sunday
night and morning. No booty OF
consequence was taken.
The Good Templars Of Salem are
talking Of getting up a mammoth
Fourth of July celebration.
The Methodist Sunday Schools,
of Salem, have a picnic in Busk's
grove of that place tomorrow.
A man at Kalama, on last Thurs
day, fell from the roof of the car
shop, a distance of 25 feet, and was
takenup in an insensible condition,
but hopes are entertained Of his re-
covery.
A Pierce county, W. T., man
hired fourteen year old girl to
work in lis family. After several
weeks had elapsed he refused to
pay her, and he retained her clothes
to pay her board when she left his
house.
Baker City Academy, which was
burned down some time ago, will
soon he rebuilt. The frame is al.
ready up.
\ miner at work on Bald Noun
tain, in the Eagle creek country, for
several days has been taking out
gold dust at the rate of S25 PEI
day to the hand.
The Montana National Bank la,
been authorized to begin business
with a capital Of fifty thousand dol
lars.
: Two horses, belonging to MI
Rynearson, who lives on Weise
river, Idaho Territory, were stole
! from the stable on the night Of IL
29th ult.
-Four surveying parties of tn
North Pacific Railroad are now i
the field in the Pacific Division.
Two faro games and mont
game are running day and night a
Boise City, says the Statesman.
The total valuation of propert,
in California this year, it is cstimat
ed, will reach $780, 100000.
The Guard says; On Monday
morning the down train ran ovel
and killed the team of ChaS. Kirk
about a mile below Eugene City
At 10 o'clock three men vert
agreed upon to applaisc the horse:
and reported them to be worth two
hundred dollars. Mr.. underwood,
telegraphed the facts to the railroa(
company at Portland, and befor
noon he received an order to pay
Mr. Kirk the full amount, which
was done. Such promptncss is surely
commendablc.
The Olympia and Chehalis Rail
road Company las been incorporat
Cd. It's object is to locate, construc
and operate a railroad beginning o.
the navigable head waters of Buld'
Inlet, within the corporate limits o
the city Of Olympia in the Ten,itor.
Of Washington, connecting with TIL
Northern Pacific Railroad near th
southern boundary of township six
teen north, thence by most favor
able route via Chehalis valley t
the Pacific ocean at or near Gray
Harbor in Washington Territor,
Capital stock, 100000. ]. \
Goodwin, J. W. Sprague and ]. {
Hackney, incorporatory.
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Resolutions ADGPTEn BY TIE hhl' %
LlC.NN STATECt,NV ESTiuN At foh hA'>i''
MARCH ~, lS12.