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AH OF II does not 90 there. 90 not remem'
per az Un y ,.ceivsS
ec oso liz vi. .ha,,t tSo.,..rs Sa1,.s. . "a
Thst IL the only item.
O. ANY other source of reyepuel A, No
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06

| sued! "A. Iney were Ql6pOseQ OF IN various
ways, paying debts of the city Of Washington.
Q. Can you state now to whom they were
disposed of A. No, sir. That comes within
the purview Of the treasurer of the blinking
fund, Mr.. Kelley.
| Q. You have no knowledge, then of what dis.
position has been made of the other $500 ,00C
of these bondsf A. No, sir; they were sold by
4 the sinking fund commission. They were al
sold by that commission.
| o. Who would know in regard to themi 4
Moses Kelley, treasurer of the sinking fund.
think It all appears In his report. All these
things appear in reports.
o. What amount of taxes are being collected
for the present fiscal yeara A. That am moi
able to say here. I only brought memoranda
in relation to school matters. did not expect
to be asked in regard to anything else: Ons
school tax have been collected, It appears.
think stated 1t before.
@. One hundred and thirty.seven thousand
dollars Of school taxesl A. That Is their pro
! portion.
Q. How much Of that was for tuition, fol
the payment Of teachersi A. We could only
make the calculation Of 20 many cents on thu
dollar. The law provides, think, Is cents fol-
school teachers and Is cents for contingencies
or something like that. The provision of thu
J law 10 this "For payment Of salaries of teach
} ers Of public schools, including colored, q
! cents for other expenses of public schools
Including colored, Is cents"-that 10, in thu
city Of Washington. That ID, twenty thirty
Thirds, or about two thirds, would be for til,
teschen.
i, q. hthst money on handi A. No, sir.
Q. Where Is 1T A. 1t has been paid to thu
teachers.
Q. Since wheni A. Since the first of Jul,
O. What do the teaehers' salaries amoun
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-06

@. There must have been an appropriation
from the Legislature-was there not (? Q. The
act was passed at the last session of the Sec-
oDd Legislative Assembly. That act was
passed January 10, 1s72.
Q. VIII you please refer to that passage of II
which authorized the application ofthat money!
A. Section 8, page %. 1t says: "That upon
the Surrender to the Governor of any evidence
of indebtedness against the late corporation OF
Washington, which shall have received the
approval of the auditing committee appointed
under the act of June 16, 1871, and shall also
have received the approval and confirmation
of the Legislative Assembly, the Governor
shall issue, or cause to be issued, to the owner
of such claim or evidence of Indebtedness scrip
reciting the amount thereof, and the name Of
the person or persons to whom 1t is due, which
certificates of scrip shall be issued and signed
by the Comptroller and Auditor of the District
for and on behalf of the said city of Washing
ton, and shall bear interest from the first day
of June, 1871, at the rate Of seven per cent
per annum, and be payable on or before july
/, 1878, in sums of not less than $50, and upoI
the payment of the certificates they shall b
surrendered and be Cancelled under the direc
ton of the Governor In the mode In which b
may prescribe"
In section 10, page %, 1t says: "That b q
der that the Indebtedness of'said city shall b
hquidated and settled with the least possible
delay, the Governor is hereby authorized Il
anticipate the revenue which may arise from
the taxes hereby levied to an amount suficien
TO satisfy any or all of the floating indebted
ness of said city,
Then there is another Ibse Nent act tha
modihes that. II was paKed June 20, 1872
and Is TO be found on page q of the Proceed
fngs Of the Second Legislative Assembly
There b still another on page % Of the Pro
ceedings Of the First Legislative Assembly. 4
was passed January 10, 1872.
Q. Now, can you briefly state what are tn,
provisions Of these acts in regard to making
loans and hypothecating these bonds as secu
rityi ? II It is any trouble to you we will IooI
at the aete themselves. We will do that any
how. But 1t will facilitate matters little
you can just state briefly what the provisions
are. Do they authorize the Governor to Dor
row money for the District A. Yes, sir.
Q. What amOunt do they authorize him {,
borrowl A. They authorize him to borrow 3,
the amount Of the indebtedness tbss shall b
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, 1874-08-13

CINCINNATI, Aug. Bodies of % vic.
tins of tthe Pat Rogers disaster have
boen recovered.
, 1874-08-13
ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcE.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF


In the matter Of the co-partnership properly
and estate of SAMUEL Y. SMITH, deceased.
late OF the firm of RentoD, Smith& Co, doing
business ut Port Blakely in said kitsap Coun-
ty.
Order to show cause why order OF sale OF zeal
Estate should net be made.
1T APPEARING TO THE SAID COURT By
the Petition this day presented and hicd oy
William Renton and B. K. Ham. surviving part
ners of the said firm Of Renton, Smltn q Co''
and Administrators of the co-partnersh1p prop
erty and effects of Samuel E. Smith, deceased.
praying for an order Of sale of the whole OF the
real estate-the property of the said firm of
Renton, Smith 4 Co.; that the said sale is ne
cessary, and for the interest Of all concerned.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge OF the
said Court, that all persons interested IN the
estate of the said deceased. appear before the
said Probate Crurt, at an adjourned meeting
thereof to be holden on Nondav the l4th day of
Sept, A. d. 1874, at II O'Clock in the forenoon Of
said day, at the Courtroom of said Probate
Court at Port Madison in said Kitsap County.
to show cause why IN order should not De
granted to the said Administrators to sell the
whole of the said real estate, as set forth in tho
said petition, and that copy of this order be
published at least four successive weeks in the
PUGET SOUND DISPATCH, newspaper printed
and published weekly in the city OF Seattle In
King County, Washington Territory.
Dated, Port Madison, Kitsap County, Wash
ington Territory, this 9th day OF July, A. D.
1914, JOSEPH COMSTOCK,
Probate Judge.
TEnnITony E,Rs.s OF Co,,sTS' MAsH1sar0s' IS
The above is a correct copy of an order to
show Cause why the co-partnership real estate
OF Samuel E. Smith, deceased, late Of the firm
of Renton, Smith 4 Co., should not be sold, as
appears of record in the Probate Court of said
County.
f~, Witness my hand and the seal OF
SEAL. said Court this 9th day OF July, A.
N~~' D. 1874.
JOSEPH COMSToCK,
Judge.
MCNAUGHr 4 LEARY,
Attorneys for the Estate.
, 1874-08-13

In the matter of the Estate of GEORGE wIsT.
deceased.
Order to show cause why Decree Of Distribu-
tion should not be made.
I'm READING AND FILING THE PETI-
" ton of Philip Wist, Executor of the Es-
tate of GEORGE Visit, deceased, setting
forth that he has filed his final account OF his
Administration of the estate OF said deceased in
this Court, and that the same has been duly set
tied and allowed; that all debts and expenses Of
administration have been duly paid; and that a
portion of the said estate remains to be divided
among the legatees Of said deceased and pray
ing among other things for an order of distribr-
tion of the residue of said estate among the
persous entitled.
1t is ordered that all persons interested In the
Estate of the said GEORGE WIST, deceased, be
and appear before the Probate Court Of Kitsap
County, at Port Madison, in said County on
Mon day, the I4th day Of September,
A. ID. 1874, at IL o'clock A. NJ, the
same being an adjourned term thereof, then and
there to show cause why an order Of distribu-
ton should not be made of the residue of said
estate among the legatees of the said George
Wist deceased, according to law.
1t is further ordered that copy OF this order
be published for at least four successive weeks
before the said 14th day of September, A. d.
1874, in the PUGET SOUND DISPATCH, newspa-
per printed and published weekly N the city of
Seattle in King County, Washington Territory.
Dated July 9th, 1874.
JOSEPH COMSTOCK,
Probate Judge.
wAsnIseTos % Tnnn1ronr s
The above is a correct copy of an order to show
cause why u decree OF ditribution should not be
made in the matter Of said estate of George
Wist, deceased.
,, Witness my hand and seal of Court
SEAL. this 9th day Of July, A: D. 1874.
t) JOSEPH COMSTOCK,
Probate Judge,
Acting Clerk.
MCNAuGHT & LEARY,
Attorneys for the Estate.
, 1874-08-13
Private Hospital !

vuyHE PRESSING WANT OF MANY PER-
n SONS on Puget Sound, needing Medical &
Surgical aid, for comfortable rooms and good
care, at moderate prices, has induced me to fit
up a Private Hospital. where every appliance,
convenience and comfort. in connection with
the necessary Medical and Surgical attendance,
will be provided.
cality, neatly furnished and connected with
bathrooms supplied with warm, cold and cleo
tro chemical baths.
For particulars apply either In person or by
letter to G. A. WEED, NJ. D.,
ap1O Seattle, W.
, 1874-08-13
COAL FREIGHT.

July %. . 1874.
, 1874-08-13
SNoHoM1sH CIrf. W. T.,

SNoHoM1sH C1rT, W. T..
July 25th, 1874.
INHIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT ]. JOHN
ELWELL do. on and after this date, give
to my son, EDGAR h. ELWELL, his time Of
minority, allowing him to collect for his own
services as IL he were Of lawful age. But will
not be held accountable for any debts he may
contract or make. JOHN ELWELL.
Snohomish City.
J,Iv 90 1874
, 1874-08-13
DOG NOTICE.

II HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THATALL UN-
Il licensed dogs running at large after this
week will be impounded by me, accordingdto
law, D. II. WEBSTER,
City Marshal.
, 1874-08-13

NNARTIES DESIRING PARTIAL OR EN-
Il tiro Cargo with quick dispatchl can Sc
cure the same In quantities from 100 to 1000 tons
by applying to D. HEWES,
jy2O Occidental Hotel, Seattle
, 1874-08-13
DISSOLUTION.

YEyHE CO-PARTNEkSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing between the undersigned is dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons 1ndebt-
ed to the firm will make payment to Thomas
jackson. who Ill pay all demands.
THOMAS JACKSON,
W. RAY.
Fort B1akely, August 5, 1874.
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Gl.sl.liAl, REGULATIONS.

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'lttA ttzsm, sn srf.tni u nseoslnti % Hnssft ~
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tAtnlisf IL still, ssks, hanak.nhI.ls4 snN.s.
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rattIsis Nehi5t ~ bnsr ,iitf children ssi,t hume.
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uak VA lssiuE llats ~ 49, t'er'ie
atrl IL lasits thee Plans and entttias
ilssm mt. Nr hfc nsiRetl VIZ nil ih.
teai anil cit mMstaniial evidences thai
COOL scnsc ought II ask c., that II
- nade tinsi corrupt usc II III
Itietal patronage Il, lie disposal. ans
that III has rtes,itu,ci lii influence I,
llis pwu ends NJ. ire aaiiAiird tina
pledges ~ lalr' mage, regardless ~ VIZ,
will IT lie constituents, hass lW.l
swn wherever there was hule u
their rltonling W. ar satisfied Tia
the asc II that cuirenc, Inns been Iii
strongest hope. aud that liz never "a
Icvtel reelection through the res
poet 1T the MASSES FIR him, W. deem
hipan unreliable lnlms man. and firm
evidences ~ thu pasi, fear hi ahilii,
u withstand thc temptation. ilat ".
terest,l laliie- spread t. eaiel' wrnl
anl leeils tunate,smct. III ;n fu
tine we rrnrore 70 rive ramc ~ ihre
] evidences ~ ihp.o WIN lec II thYi
! itls II rr.plat hm lopansp liz IN
| otl, enjoyed enc term, alibet ~ ,ha
! time ha ttnk thv ray u two :
! Nhsehy Republican,
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TO constitute ono political party bot
Tor and rurer than another. It's leaders,
the men who mark out In course, and
shape i,s policy, MUS, bo better and
rurer men than thu same class In All.
other party. And when men that are
known TO community a. gamblers, and
ombcsxlcrs, ---as tho bctrayef. ~ ever,
sacred trnst- -urganise themselves W..
toa party ~ reform, they should do
something to convince tho people thu.
they are rcformorr besides .luaniering
The public money IL paying themselves
20 investigate tho record ~ men whom
snch rarrion kites IN they rnnno, hlark.
en, though their rlalne,s rtnnl ~ e..
cry corner anl shout corruption
"this,ing' Hing "ieaunlrel. " In.
cessantly for months Professions nre
cheap; III tho actions. w lnnk for The
pure ksrnAl tim. demonstrates the
character, Trir,l ~ this unfailinp
test Of truth we submit IL n candid aud
discerning public ihrse un1uertione,l
facts. illustrating how reform ha,
developed "rarealI.y' In hi. count,
foTAL vAY ron surtA.isos' skGsicl.
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Al Htsl.

Mouth NJ Summers fpitid haAii
NHHll, iii Rfollp's afl t4la#.t
'Sol, ViIl fen. htal IN hiHi,
stsirs ats tttass .tsG fasih
Augustus mars .anltn Fanr
IsbmFetl f,slillA ~ thA n1me.
AID thlls rfnflaini lie nnnha nlitd
TIL nnelr aud Tin nephew pfitle,
LII nanltfain Thin, iaI utlits il lure,
tirae uil.s mir slsettn a.fI
i.ul. III, huN tnil- tn tlpa,f pfls',
Thor etmpts naAl I'M tHliRlt Il i1H.
In tie Hnnnn gpur which hesnll III
Murel. august VIM tho sixth month mil
WI. ca'lrd Sesilli~. IT. present name
sas derived froh, ,'le Einltorr, August
~ and wn- ~ ,nlued ~ him ~ ~.
count n several nf the ,uert iinrafian,
events IL Ill lifo. On this NINTH hu
wa admitted 10 the consulate anil
three times did ho enter tho city IN nj
anll In August. IN tho mmc mouth
tho lcgipns from The Jauirnlnm pnend
themselves under hi command Estr,
wis al.p brought nnlef the hnmul
Empire md NJ cnd PIT 10 thuir r,i
warn III this month. July Ind forrrl,
l,pen called t,uintilis which na,uo ha,l
been changed IN l,onnr ii Julius tn
aar ~ July. II day wn. iaLan from F,h
ruaiy md aided 10 August, ~ inale i
equal f. July, IN nnmler of days
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Dil The government lhve gsl ~
silver ~ pms When II insned tho Efeen.
l,ask l,rulnisssi NJ. ~ IL would Ia, ],
paid tho s,,ll instead u increasing lbe
promises
llas In government TIN gold e. ~,
nuNY Nn--.iieiiier has Il any mesn,d
~ obtaining tl,e gold llan this t,il.
nre q IN, gold for ton ,ralr past. hat
n,tady ~ Injured NJ, L,rin.ss Mt
III ! single instance. Sipec, ille,.
rupsr " Indispensable, what better
linn this, which e,u,,hod, Laa c.,d.
lelee In, wlli,l, entail III leea ou tie
LalI.r, md which costs The Inal.la
ualling in tho sluIr a iaser " ras
Interest on lon,si W. iui legal
tender cnil.nr, III ,i.u country. mud
that il |. liz bert, tho safest, and llls
cheapest eufirry TINT my people M.
Dir iicassn ever tossersel. We IL.
nntd more ~ this currency, hccn,,rr
nnre II il will advance the prosperity
aud Iruinutr the naliafr ~ Tie lmpple.
Foreign commerce can take rar. II IL.
self " the foreign merchant docs nj
VIM, onr currency he nced not eel ~
Iii. goods. J'hrre II 10 sulnInlritn
about " Wv cnn III without his
g,pdr. and Lu tbs better BY IL. -. linn.
nas Patriot,
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Col.,.l:,,lArE DEPARTMENT.

tnsHYil ItAaa g@@stsslian ihsFtflne, NEh@'
sfi'hEa,sie tuA tined. University Alpehfa ~ Ffui.
0lt tt iHaNt 1fk#ateWt'tss alhNfitN arrt'1ffs
aArl W. ns,utsp4ts, Hhstlsfie RHgtsh literature
ii aas5s ta5ss esHi sAaFai ihussiis euilinuetl,
AfYefs88 Il ststN thk eFat Geography. fs@Wss,
AaNtatt it8ttsa latin. ,ntht thurman a'al trrnsh
*lt aH84ss
rlHhtlt.t s#s.ast Evidences ftathnlRiy. E'nen.
st8a Jill sFas AMFitn ttSaiats ANi biography
II i5sH a ttH4KH tiisfH6tHs. tnpl II literature,
/ #@t# All t5@s t8sa @s48tlE.t A SURVEYING. lAAsFt
/ sst4, NbHhtA rtfviFs, latin, huvks Iitfiek AMI
I'LL rt,s tW ttipt ff@lts
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tAft if. tl,talut. tsfss ,htuslfs #siiIttaHtt'
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81, sstais ulA 4Hl3
tfN4t,'i tsss. Matal Philosophy, Political teon.
EHNts tHi8uk, tHa't4s, Astronomy, ,hemsfs.
81 #saf, tsA5st erfiisalts, AAaiA trai Nrhahisa,
ts3 gs, ,,t,sst sitttnab aat ffeueis ntitnual.
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pupil hre received any time during thu
year, bnj charged from Into Of entrance,
NJ deduction nude for partial absence,
i,nlass IN case u l,rotraeisl illness, Or dts.
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eny nfr Submitted ~ the inspection of tho
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unatly md resreetahy dressed also III
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gown, nnn hAihlDg gown, tNu black aprons,
hnIfe, rurt, silver sahia and trastoo,. and
nnrk.n+rlnk, with nams marked In full
,lraAsiug.eas. furnished With ronbs, hrush
tooth anl nall brushes ssHt,, etu.
roptfi mnney anI Postage stamps arr 60
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This ahniac paragraph !. from tic
Chicago Times. newspaper that sui.
Irfs Dnpll in tie ehupp ~ reform:
Another Negro butcher tar jumped
straight f,pn thu ,aIuNs into thu afns
II Jr3us. lle said his Savior was ask.
ion. Ior him, and hc Nar glad t. ~
Him II II not about time tic iiua
was exploded that Jesas l.as nothing
plso 10 10 hut run around heaven hug.
cling ns~ly.nrri,ad murlerut,.'