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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12

benz pi6tigcn NGabe 8euita, bos I'M
iebi8eu NuSsan9spunfte Der &tlantics
unO Yaclric>GiienbaDn uno sngiei6 an
Der Netliouri GeraseBacific @iienbabn
(l23 Wteilen iiibipeitliO bon Sprtn9fielo
in SloiDeltzN tiiiouri) i'm Snoiancr>@ez
biete gele9en tit, befiir6tete man einen
lleberfau SeitenS Oieier 8auoe; Die tpeiBe
BepD(ferung uno alt6 Die ySetbcr ulto
Gtnoer Der oortigen Snotanerz8 epoltcs
ruag fll0teten iiW OaDer auf bet gilens
baDn.
Gin Sheridan ipiirbe iebt I'M Snoiaz
nergebietc i0ier nod notDi8er ieiu ais III
2ouiliaua.
Die itet5 ii6 pic6erlotenoen brutalen
ulrnDen unter Den @Derotee5, Die nit
ben G6ottalDS fir Die geiittetlten Notb=
bdute gelten, iiuo ell trauriger 8eipci5
0atur, Dap Der rDtDe Wiann, lel6it ipelrn
er Don Der Gultur beledt lit, 1i0 fauln
3ur itaatliden Selbltregierung eiguet.
4lbcr ipenu ma al Die gegenpGrtigen
3ultdnoe in ben meiit bon Meiben re-
gierten liOli0em 1tegeritaaten Oentt, 10
bat man aud ais &aufdiier ale llrlade,
III Der 8eroammu1g Der Gdmpfe Siptiden
ben beiOen fetnDliOeu Yarteien ullter
ben GberofecS, ben Deuno ui6t gu DoG
gu nebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12
BDttaSclpDia.

gbiIabelpbia fi9t ie0es Sa0r
einen gal5 neuen Staotrbetl it lelnell
altsu 0iltriften. Set 1870 itto ni6t
tpentger ais 23,075 ncue B~obnDdltler &C.
baut norben, olfo our0i6ntttlt0 III
ieoem bieler 5 Sabre 1900. Die f1le6te
3eit Don 1874 bat barauf 10 penig GlnfuB
gebabt, OaB osr nrtelidieo ge8en 1873
MIR 80 6auier betrG8t, uno Dap nnr 235
6Guler 1peniger gebaut tpuroen ais 1870.
Snterefiaut tit es. DAB bagegeu felt 1872,
nit Der QbnGbme Der neutrality-suspicious.,
Der 8au Der grOBeren foitipteligen
6dltIer ab unb ser Der tleinen t0duicr
5lgcnommsn Bat. Gon iencn 1905
0dllern iparell llur ia 9duier init 4
StoGwerfen, 9lS3 brctit0dige ulio 1861
3ipeiit0fige @%obnbGuier. 9ierauS auein
i6on 9ebt Der Gbarafter Der meiiten
Jteubauteu unD 90n5er 1ieuer Staottbeile
9eruor, pcl6e bauptla6li6 5ur Wobz
l1ung fit ben fletnen 9anbtDerfer uro
fir Nrbeiter befttlnmt itnD. Siele 3tpet>
1tDdigem 0duier eltDalten bur616nttts
LID 4 !3tmmer, cine 2ln3obl baDon 5,
b06ltens 6, utb l1ur cine geringe 3aDl
t~peliger ais 4 Simmer. 1872 muir
ben A pterit0di9e 9auler %gebaut, 1874
ItuI 1oI w u tie(Sut OuV@I N\htODbSbI Ltuu
1900 Drei1todige unD 2456 5lDcilt0dtge
Wn6ngebdupe, 1874 bagegeu 1913 Sreis
ftoGige ltnO 1858 speiit0digt. 0ta6 benz
Geniu5 bon 1870 bate BbilGoelpbia
674, O22 @intpolner III 10, 1863 Wobns
Dduierl., 10 oaB etlDa 6 @tnlpo6ner auf
ein 0auS fanen. (Jteipsgorf bate nur
"a, O44 WobnbGuier 1870, 10 oaB 10
Berionen Oale!blt arf eth 00uS famen.)
Die felt 1870 erribteten 23,075 neueIl
~Q8oDngebGuDe ipiirbeu na6 bieler 9te6z
nung cine neutrality-suspicious. bon
ettpa 138, $50 Ginipobnern reprGlentirem.
Wtan nebme ieoo6 at, oaB etuige Saus
leuo 5Guier leer lteDen, OOer III 2Goen
beripanoelt, ooer ab9ertlien wuroeu, INN
l1eleit Bobnsebdu0en Blab gu MAIDEN,
uno bel6rdnte Die 3unabme Der 8ep0lfes
rltl19 III ben IsBten fiinf Sabren auf 1907
900. Nl5oanm wiiroe YbtIabelpbia iebt
ctlpa 1856 900 WobnbGuler nit so, 900
@tnwobnerm 6aben, allo cine 3unabme
Dcr lebtereu I'M 20 8rD3ent III 5 Sabren.
NSenn oteie 3unabne III oerielbcn Broz
g~reliipu iustter gebt, tuiirOe es Die StaOt
1875 alt $50, 900 mllo nit S1LuB BON
1880 auf fait cine Wtiuion @inWoDner
9ebra6t Dabcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12
Sie 9entiGest te Graneret0.

9ti9t in ltnmitteLbarem j3uIammens
bange nit bet Observation-Disclosures
sipiidsn 9iSinard uno 9(rntm itber bic
Jte9iernnGSform Sranfret6s itebt Elm
ppm %. Sanuar 1878 batirter Bertd)t
Oes lebtcrn ilber bic Sage Der 0cut1dsn
in Sraufrct6 uub BiSlnard's Nntuort
barauf; aber Die lestere lit 70 fennseid.
neno fit Die Derbc, alIer franfbaften @nl>
pftnoelet ab1oloe Nuffaiiung oes Sang
lers, boB mir ben Sciern Den 8riefpchlel
nid)t Dorentbalten mollen.
9lrnim bcribtet inter Dem angegsbenen
Datum:
go. Gs lpurbc bcbouptet, bab NIT Der Guacuu=
ton (alb;ua Der beutiOen 8ciatun9sbctre aus
6runtreid) ni9t bic yetoenl6dftcn anrbOren Mir
Sen, lon0ern MIR bic 3it 9clnn9 oerlclbcn.
Son Der 3sit erluurte iD tetne Stldn tt9uu9,
ebcr lit Is m09lib, Dap pl0tIid, Don clncm &age
sum anDcrn, inter benz GtnOrute ctat9 plDsli6cn
GrcisniiicS Die iranS0lii6en stntipatbieeH cine
unocre Jii1tung nebuten. 2~cuDrl3elnlt1 lit lueOcr
oas Sine nod bus 2tnoere.
Dicltr 3ultaub bat Iiir ben 4ripatpertebt Slpi.
ltem ben YranSOlen iiro ben Deuti6en iebr unanz
genebme SDlsen. Sic Sauflcute, pel4e tbr Sc
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12

9os TeItlano uub brei Snieln ftno III
Beaua aui Nderbau rein CUR ntGts ipertb.
9tur Set Nei1tDum beS aleuttl1er Wtees
res an Gobben lllb SeetDieren nit foltz
barem Nelslpcrt 9eipdbrt Der 9te8ierung
einigcn @riaB fir ibreu, fir oas 3erris
toriltm besaGlten i6lDeren &ant16iut1g.
Bei peruilnftigem 8etrteb ipilroen Die
BON elmer ein5igsn Ser Sniclt berflteBen7
Ben @innabmen binrsi1en, nm CUE Ho1
itcu Der 9tesierung oes 8araen AerrltoS
ttumS Su beltrettelt.
Oas Nano bat audi feline Ufetauret9s
tbiimcr.. Sreili6 fennt man allBer emit
gen 3t Sage trctenOen Bayern tertlarer
No1len un0 tleiuer Wolos nno Stlber7
aoern III Der 9iGbe BON Sitfa, uno ouBer
ben Beri1teu iber oas Borbaloen1etn
bon &upfer, gar ni1tS bon Den Wtt1eral>
JteiGtbiimern NtasfaS, aber 9enaltere
ssolosii9e Tori6ungeu f0nnten pieaei@t
5u wert1pollem GntOedun9en tubren:
Der Wert9 bet Tii6ereibdnfe AlaS>
fa'5. an bel1en Der Stodfiid gefangen
miro, lit ie9r uberiddBt porOen; i%nDellcn
1T 3u boffen, bab, na9oem man nit Crz
foI9 ben 2ad)s oeS GolumbiafIullc5 81
pralerpircn llnb IN berInettf6 oeri1iol>
leucn Slc6gefdbcn su perlenoen bego1=
nen bat, Dieler Suoultries 3meig balo al
auen WiluOun9en Der grOBen Strome
ulD 6lulie DeS NlasfasG errltoriumS be-
trtcbeH tDeroen iDlro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12
Gin uerramStges Gcri@t.

8icle @eri0te babeu ui9t ben Weutb,
benz Iemperen5itanbal entgegenautreteu,
tpie iib'S gebiibrt, ia nidt lpentgc gebcu
Ier un0 Sempcren5lertuuen bet. An>
ber5 baS ~&teisgeriWt III JtetD albany,
Sno.
8orisen Minter, ais Sic &reu5fabrer=
ilnen aud III Jtelp QlbauD ibreE Sfar=
bal trieben, lieB IT'D Der oeutid)e Wirtb
9tei]art oaIelblt Dur6 ieine gereDte Gnt>
riiltuug 3u orgen S9uldbungen unb
0roDuneen gcgeu bte 6sTen binreiben.
9aS YoliScl9ert6t DcrbGngte Oarauf
iber i'm Die i6iDerlte na6 Dem 0eleBe
mogliNe Strafc. Ct appellirte al D0S
Irclsgeri1t, ociien @nti0eiOuug isBt
erfolgt lit. 1leber ben Bu1itabsu oeS
0eieBeS fonlte bies @erid)t uid)t DinouS,
u1b oarum Dermodte eS Die Strafe
Geiiart's nidt gang a%uf3uDeben, pobl
aber iebte oer @eriOtSDof oil Die Steue
bes boNiten StrafmaBes bas nieoerite.
ipeil bic 8roDocatton Setten5 Der Neis
ser 10 itarf 9%eipeien lei. 9aS Beite a1
Der @nti9etpung bteies &reiS8eri6ts ftuO
ieoob folgeuoe @ntibeioungS9rlnoe Dess
ielben:
rOtc Ireu3fabrertn1c1 tDaren in elmer
nn9eieb1tbeu 9anoluns begriffen.
Sic eaben 0ffentlt6en 2tnltoB unO 1torz
ten lit ungeicbLt1er yBstie BEN seiebIt1en
Gei6Gftsbetrieb OeS Itgefla9teu. SIS
pdre Die HfIi6t Der itGotii6en g oz
lt5eibeamten 9etpelen, iol0em liz
seiebti9en I"retben ein 3tel
3u lessen. Bolt5eibeamte tparen aud
Do IND Der 8efla9te weiloete ii6 UNI
S6ub oil ite; aber tic pertueigerGen tDmt
benlelben. Wenu Senano ein geIeb=
Ii6e5 0ei6Gft treibt nto man r0ttet
etnem 6aufen 2eute Dor ieinem &ofol gus
iammsil uto greift ibn ltno lein @elbaft
bur6 9tebel1 uno Senebmen III eiuer
y8eiie al, baB betoe Dem 0oB uno Der
Gcra6tung preis9esebem peroeu, 10 lit
bas cine grDbIi9e 8erIebnng
ieiner Ut d. Die au0 Oaonr6, oaB
fte ii6 III Die Torm eiues @ebets flei>
bet, ni6t gelcyliW 8euna0t lperoen fann."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12
0I0Srn+

9as Ttnarj : D&tniiterinm bet Ser.
Staaten bate Dor einiser !3eit einem be-
ionosren 2%l8entell, 6rlt. >. rs. elliott,
nab NlaStu geibidt, nm oOrtigen polfsz
wirtbi0aftIiden gerbdItuiiien, beionz
DerS abcr Dem Bel39anOel ndDer na6i
fori6en SIT lallcn. @uiott Datiabt lctlen
8eribt eritattet, uno eS ut Oemiclben
Uolgenoes SIT entneblnen:
T%unttauleno Ariiili6e Su6ianer(Qllens
ten uuo &ooiats) iino, Ginii0tliG ibreS
&ebensunterbaltes, oom 0an8e bet See
otter abbat9ig. Scitoem AlaSta Ill bic
Ssr. Staateu i%lbergegangen tit, iito unz
ter ben Ottcridgern ShieBgepebre eilz
gefilDrt iporoelt, nno 0a Die nit chamber
concurrtrertbeu BelsbdnoIcr INNER mc6r
D0pon baben iDolen, 10 w!ro, penn niUt
pailsnoe OtaBregelu er8rtffcn Deroen,
III elnlgen Sabren Die Scooter ausgerotz
tet ltno oarltr Die Gri1teH; bon 5000 Drilt=
Ii0cn Gingeborencu beoroDt itln, 0cnen
jest oer Otterfan9 eiu sienliO 9eiitteteS
Geben ermo8liNt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12
GelbEre8terMu9 oeS rOtbet Man=

Die cibiliItrte ober 6albcibiliiirte Sit
bianerz Station" Der SDerofeeS I'M Snz
oia,tersS crritorium 8cnteBt bcfauutli1
cine 9trt bon Selbltresiernng nit geiebs
gebcnbem &0rpcr Ii. /. IN. Nber gar erz
bolIt9 9ebt IS Bel i6r Mi6t 3u.
2n etuem bet Icbten Gage 5e5 altett
Sabres bcgannen inter i6r audi einnlol
iptcoer blutige Jtaufereien. SIN Der OtGbe
bon G6otsar, siuer OrtlIofl al Osr Oiils
iourt- Seross Bacific. G%ilenbabn, puroen
iieben frieblid ibres WeGes gebenbe ali;
gelebeue Gberotee5 BON leun Stanrmesz
genoile1, oarunter eth 9teffe bes @bero>
feez9GuptIinss 9toB ange9rifeu. Cine
1%llgcmeiue S9ieBerei entipann itd, ipoz
bel 3tpet 30otungen uno nlebrere Ser
p~unbunsen norfamer. Die Nugreifer
muBten ft6 iblieBli0 3uriid3ieben. Nber
cine Stllnbe barduf febrten tie nit 8er>
itGrtung uno ullter Nnfiibrung oee Sbes
riffs suriid unb mabten Sa9O auf i1re
0egner , '1nebrcre perDunoeno ulto etn
6aus nieberbrennero.
Utan i0reibt oieies 0%(utbcrgtcben
politii6en l1ria@en su. Der resierenoe
0duptltng 9tob, bellen 6an1tIie trpb Oer
ySelbitregicruuG" iDres 8Oltes lt6 nod
thinner I'M Befise Der 9tesisruns beDaups
tet, lou ndn,liO feline aubdnser gu eil1em
@ebeirrbuuoe Dereinigt baben, beilen
5iped cs lit, Die Tiibrer bet iDm feinoz
lt1eu Rartei unter ben G6erofees, 1pel6e
nDn ibrem0aupte bic Ooipning'i6e Yars
tel bsibt, sdll5li4 ein5ui6l6tcrn uno
aus benz @emciniueien Der GberoteeS gu
pertreibcu, Oaruit tie nidt ldu9er al bet
Giufibrule elmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mad benz Ntuiter Der 8erfaiinus Der Gers
r~itoriem Der Der. Staaten, arbeiten f0u>
ueu. Sine iolde politiide Aenoeruns
piirbe udu,li6 nidt III ben aram beS
9duptlinss Jtob paiien, Der ieile iebtge
tir i'm 10 iiberals DortbsiLDaftc Nta0ts
ltellung 10 LANCE ais mogltb 3u bebaups
ter iDinibt.
Die 9reue[ BET GDoteau tuarer, pie eS
ibetnt, mir DaS 8orlpicl nod crnitercr
Auitritte. She Sanoe bon betpaffncten
Anbdnsern be5 JtoB ourd3tebt leitber
oas &anO Der Gberotecs uuo Derlibt aIers
Lei @clpalttbdttgfsiten; iie iou audi mebs
rers Utorotbaten begauscn babeu. Sn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12
2noerlt@fctt In @afDim0ton.

Sn g8ai6iugton iorgen Gpielbduler
6afiir, baBgar mdn6es SolgrcBmtt9Iie0,
nel6eS it6 nit mebr ODER nltitoer QroBet
Summeu bethlehem IieB, bteS Siinoeni
gelb, ftatt es nit mad 6auIe 5u leDnleu,
1T bet 8unbesAauptitdOt surildlGBt.
Wafbtn9toner 8ldtter idtloerr lebt III
glibenoen Sarbcn Oas lleue G6amberlin=
i0e, int frii6eren 9otel Der en9lii0en
@elanDt19aft etngeri6tete Spiel6au8.
Seiite inuere Ginrt6tun9 anein foitete
800, 900, ulD es iou bas pro6tpoaite
5pieL6aus iii ben Wer. Staaten ictn.
Gin 9err, BET baielbit 81 ipielen pflegt,
lagte oteler Gage nit offe1barer Qufri6>
ti0feit cinem 3eitungsbert6teritatter
SD ntuBte bel Gbamberltn $4,000 bllts
ten, im vYofer" ipteleu 5u lerncn, nno
i'd ueritebc eS nod ntUt re6t." 0arau5
fanu man it6 ctnen ltngefd6ren 8egrtff
baoon MAIDEN, Das flr Sllntntcn Dteles
SpielDauS Dcr1dlingt.
Jtebeu SpielDdulcrn MAIDEN fi6 in
@albingtou wGDreno Der GonereB;eit
aud aufs iippigitc eiugeri6tete 8Oroeue
brett.
Ser Morrin'ide @eiesenttpurf itbcr
cine leue Jtcgterln3 pes DtitrtftS So
Iun1bia ertbGlt 3!pei 6OSbafte unb fleilz
Iide Bsftimmungen uber auftduotge
g8irtb5bGufer uuD befiebLt Die gan3libe
S6lieBung oerlelben an Sountag abcr
gegen iene ebenlo gefGDrli6en ais pra6tz
Doucl1 Stdtten Oe5 CATERS entDdlt CT
feline SDlbe.
Meltere Geror6nungen i'm Oiltrift So
Iumbia entDaltcn fretlid AUDI Beltin1z
munger gegen SpielbGller unb 8oroclle;
abcr mG6relO bet GongreB Deraltete
Du,lmre @eiebe gegen ba5 nnidulotglte
SonrtagsDergniigen tmmer mieber aufs
frii0t, lGbt er iene Srlitanltalten Des
10limmitrn GaiterS an SOnutag pie anl
Merftage lngelboren.
0telelben 1tub etn 0emeinI0aben fit
bic gauge Station; oenn Die in ibuen
berri1eube iiberau5 foltlpieltge 2iiDsrz
IiGfeit entitttli9t uid)t ilur piele ais sierl5
Ltd a%nftdnoi9e Wlenl9en 1ab g8alDing>
ton fDmmeltOe 9tational @efebgeber,
lpnberl lte madt tie natirLi6 aud Der
8eitc9ung boppelt uito Dreifa6 5~ugdngs
LID, ba tie barauf beoadt lein ntiillen,
ibre auS9eptunoerten Sai9en mteoer Su
fuuen.
Sm 8erglci6 nit bieIen Spielbousz
unb SorDeus 9aufern uuter Den SDr5
gre1>Wtitglieoert lparen ieue S6ffel Till
Serate, Der Gltere Salisbury bon Dee
Iaware unO Der Dertloliene gates BON
SllinDis, nod 5iemli6 o6tbare GrfGet>
nuugelt, 10 oft tie audi BON Der BOlt5ci
al Ma1biugton lit Der @oiie aufgeleien
lpurbcl, Denn fte iDarell lDeaiglten5 eDr>
li1e Gcrle.
, 1875-06-24
Marine intelligence.

SAN Francisco, June 18.--Arrived,
bark Amethyst, Bellingham Bay: ship
Arkwr1ght, Nanaimo.
Sailed - Bark, R. K. Ham, Port
Blakely.
PoRT LUDLOW, June 20. - Arrived,
Forest Queen.
PoRT GAMBLE, June 19.--Sailed, bark
Fresno.
PoRT TOWNSEND, June 20.--Sailed.
Gen. Cobb and Isaac Jeanes.
UTsALAoY, June 10. = Sailed, bark
Onward.
Y1croR1A, June 19.-Sailed, French
bark Bordeaux, Valparaiso.
SAN Francisco, June 2O.--Arrived.
barkentine fremont. Port Blakely; bark
Wave, Port Madison.
Sailed, bark Samoset, Tacoma DARK
Milan. Port Gamble; bark Dublin Sea-
beck. -
June 21.-Arrived, bark Northwest,
Fort Madison; bark Martha hideout,
Port Blakely; bark Aureola. Seattle;
bark Brontes, Utsalady; bark Mary
Glover, Port Discovery; bark Annie.
Port Madison. 7 slsllg s.'tzss
, 1875-06-24

OUTRAGEs.-Our city is infes-
ted with a gang of unprincipled
scoundrels, who make their liv-
ing by preying on the unwary
immigrants who are constantly
arriving here. Every day We
hear Of more outrages by this
gang, the leader of which, one
Mcdonald, known as Monte
Jack, is well known to the police
of Omaha and San Francisco, as
one Of the gang Of monte sharps
who so long infested the Kansas
and Union Pacific Railroads.
The latest of their exploits oc-
CURED last evening. One of Nc
Donalds cappers roped q stranger
in to accompany him to a den in
the southern part of the city,
known as the Orc Fino, or more
commonly the Lava Beds" and
there event through" him for
every cent he had by means OF
some swindling device. If our
police will do nothing, for the
sake Of the good name of our
town our citizens should take
hold of the matter and rid the
place Of this gang of desperate
ScOun1relS.
, 1875-06-24
Ordinance No. Is.

An ordinance in relation to sidewalks.
The City of Seattle does ordain as
follows.
SEC. /. That the owners Of the real
property on the east side of Fifth street,
from Cherry to Seneca street. shall build
Il coed and substantial sidewalk eight
feet wide, with plank not less than one
and one half inches thick, on the east
side of said Fifth street from said
Cherry street to said Seneca street.
SEC. 2. That in case the owners of
said real property fail TO build such
sidewalk within thirty days from the
publication of this ordinance then the
Road Commissioner of the city of Seat
tie is hereby authorized to build such
side walk at the expense of the owners
of the said property, said expenses to be
collected by the city.
This ordinance to be in .orce from
and after its publication.
II. L. YEsLER, Mayor.
Attest W. r. ANDREWS. City Clerk.
, 1875-06-24
Council Proceedings.

Council Rooms, CRY OF SEATTLE.
June 21st, 1875.
Council called to order by II. L. Yes
Ter, Mayor. A
Present, H. L. Yesler, Mayor, John
Collins, B. F. Briggs, T. D. Hinckley
by B. F. Briggs his proxy, NJ. R. Mad
docks and Charles Mcdonald of Coun-
Gil, and W. B. Andrews, Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved. et-. tsui.7 il
r.. G.. Farnham rendered his resigna-
ton as one of the members of the CITY
Council.
Bill of C. C. Perkins, City Recorder
laid over till next meeting.
The following bills were ordered paid
Pumphrey & Young. So 25; W. d.
Wamply, IS 25; John Criste, $25 CO.
Hall & Andrews, $5 90; D. Wampler,
S11 90; J. Potter, $50 SO; S. B. & Co.,
$36 80; VIM. Blackman. $26 IL; G.
W. Baker, S. 90; VIM. Weedin, $40 90
J. NJ. Coleman, $40 SO; ]. Morris, SIS 90
VIM. Blackman, S11S %; W. H. Bow,
$24 rs; S. F. Coombs, $500 90. with
balance to be explained at next meeting
The following charges were made: )
T. Packwood, $34 40; Terry estate
$33 90; Geo. Ford. $26 25.
Report of City Recorder together
with his resignation filed.
Report of the City Clerk read and
filed.
Ordinance No. rs, in relation to side
walks, passed.
Election polls were ordered held oper
on the 18th day of July, 1875. at thu
following places, towit: In ward No. l
at the Office of the Seattle & Walla Wall,
Railroad, judges W. H. Bow, and L
c. Hammon; Inspector. D. K. Baxter
Ward No. 2. polls to be open at Yes
ler's Pavilion, Judges. W. H. Shoudy
L. 3. Andrews; Inspector, r. c
Graves; Clerk, -.
Ward No. 8, polls to be held open a
Fishers store-house, Judges. E. BRYAN
- Payne: Inspector, - Pringle; Clerk
Councilmen Briggs and Mcdonald
we're appointed committee to negotiate
the building of a powder house.
City ordinance No. 76, passed. levy
ing taxes as follows: City fund, ~
mills; Road fund, mills; Gas fund, Z
mills.
Council adjourned.
w. r. ANDREWS,
City Clerk.
, 1875-06-24
Post Office.

~ Portland has got a fire
alarm telegraph.
Ry~ Tuesday was the day for
driving logs again through the
shute at the South Bay mill.
Several hundred thousand feet
were sent through.
na- At the w. W. l. Associa-
tions fair this year there will be
a trotting race for a purse Of
500. for horses that have never
beaten $3.50 or have never trot-
ted in a race for money.
s@- Rich placer diggings are
reported on Snake river, 100 miles
northeast of Taylor's bridge, in
the neighborhood of the Tetons.
The distance is about 250 miles
from Corinne, bearing east Of
north.
saF Rev. Mr.. Rea informs the
Echo that his congregation { Pres
hytcrian) will ere long worship
in stone chapel, which is to be
erected in Port Townsend. 1t
will be built in the pure gothic
style, with pointed steps.
ISg A few nights ago, the rail
ing and posts supporting the
rails of the Thirteenth street
bridge, near the water tank, in
Olympia, were taken from the
bridge and thrown to the ground
by some mischevous persons.
l1~ 4 company has been OF
ganized in London for the pur-
pose of working the black sand
mines, near Randolph, Coos
county. The company commands
unlimited means, and are conf
dent of working the mines with
great profit.
eGyH In a recent test OF oak and
Puget Sound fir, made at San
Francisco, with bars each side
one inch square and three feet
long, the fir was found to be
equally as strong as the oak.
Both break under the same
weight, placed in the middle of
each bar, viz: 26O pounds.
a1-Secretary Struve has receiv-
ed a telegram from the Secretary
ofthe Interior, directing that the
lowest bids of the several par
ties for work, material, ect., for
the Capitol building, be accepted
and contracts with them be exc
cuted, which has been done, and
the work is now being vigorous
ly prosecuted.
sg The W. W. Union says the
telegraph repairer in that region
cuts down a pole when the line
has become detached from it,
fastens the wire, then digs
another hole, and raises the pole.
He would have a lively time
doing that in this region as many
of the "poles' are 25O feet high
and 6 feet through.
Bg According to announce
ment, Thursday was a field day
on the Olympia fair grounds.
Early in the morning, the Cornet
Band called the crowd to go, by
playing few of their excellent
airs. Quite a respectable num-
Der went out and put in the day
digging stumps, burning brush,
etc. Many ofthe business houses
were closed in the afternoon, the
proprietors going out and assis-
ting in the work on the grounds.
, 1875-06-24

MAsoNIc.-There will be Il
regular meeting Of St. Johns
Lodge, No. 8, F. Il a. NJ. on
Thursday evening, June 24th
1875, at s o'clock sharp. All
members Of said Lodge are here
by requested to attend, and all
brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
BY order Of the ". NJ.
, 1875-06-24

R~ The harbor this morning
presented scene of more than
usual activity. Four vessels
were in the harbor under sail,
one lying at anchor, and one
loading at the coal wharf; al
together feet of six sea-going
vessels. There were three barks,
one ship, and two topsail schoon-
ers, aggregating about 5000 tons
burden. The arrivals were the
Jas. B. Bell, Jenny Pitts, Lovett
Peacock and w. II. Meyer.
, 1875-06-24

New LocoMoTIvE.-Mr. Shat
tuck. of the Seattle Coal Co, to-
day moved the new locomotive
of the company from Yosler $
wharf to the railroad track. He
moved 1t by laying down two
sections Of movable track, and
hauling the locomotive from one
to the other by team. The
locomotive was moved very rap
idly.
, 1875-06-24

DIED.-At Samish, Whatcom
Co., at five o'clock this morning,
Preston Andrews, aged % years,
of inflammation of the bowels.
Mr.. Andrews was a son of Mr..
P. Andrews, of this city, and
brother of Mrs. Captains Hill
and Marshall. The deceased
was well known on the Sound
and leaves a host of friends and
relatives to mourn his loss. The
body will be here some time to-
morrow.
The funeral services will be
held at the NJ. E. Church at 10
o'clock, Friday morning.
, 1875-06-24

nought with two span of horses,
and the wharf is covered with
boxes, barrels, and packages Of
freight. Among the freight of
the Myer were some sacks OF
salt, two or three of which broke
open and the contents were
spilled on the wharf.
, 1875-06-24

FoUND.-At the Brown church,
on Sunday, the Goth inst, a
crab-apple cane, mounted with a
silver knob, supposed to be the
property of a melancholy youth
who reads Byron, drinks No. 13
gin, plays on the guitar, parts
his hair in the middle and eats
cold rice pudding for breakfast.
The owner can have the same
by paying for this advertisement.
Apply at the Fashion Saloon.
, 1875-06-24
Sailed, ship Germania, sehome.

Sailed, ship Germania, sehome.
PoHT TOWNSEND, June 22.--Arrived,
Adelaide Cooper.
PoRT BLAKELY, June 22.-Arrived,
schr. D. S. Williams. San Buena ven-
tura and schr. Joseph Perkins.
PoRr Discovery, juno 81. Arrived
War Hawk.
PoRT townsend, June 21.-Arrived
W. H. Meyer.
VICTORIA, June 81. Arrived, bark
Wellington. s57'sa sa /
PORT LUDLOW, June 21. Arrived, ship
Commodore.
PonT GAMBLE, June q. = Arrived
barkentine Victor. 5,.,a.
San FnANCIsco, Jnne 81. = Sailed,
steamer Pacific for Victoria with the
following passengers: Geo. NJ. Wilton
ger. wife and three children, Miss j.
Mills, W. Duncan, W. E. Stubbs, D. M.
Swan. II. ". Cole, L. Hasstin, Miss J.
G. Nickerson. W. A. Meacham. w.
Phillips. Capt. W. Benton, Mrs. J. G.
Lepsky. Mrs. E. W. Philips. J. D.
Rhineberg and wife. G. B. Forbiana. j.
Mohen, E. G. Buswell. S. H. Bohanon
and wife, E. Chilvich, Sam Newall.
Capt. Scnaur and mate, John Knight
and wife, Mrs. A. Williams and daugh-
ter, Jas. York and wife. A. Townsend,
and 80 steerage passengers. a.
SAN Francisco, June 22.-Arrived,
steamer John L. Stephens, Portland.
PoRr MADISON, June 23.--Arrived,
W. II. Gawley.
, 1875-06-24

nA. The following is the
freight list of the schooner W.
II. Meyer, Hague master:
Seattle Crawford Il Harring-
ton, 81; J. Sullivan, 9; Hall 4
Graves, 50; Frauenthal Bros, s;
Schwabacher Bros. Il Co., 1917
W. Wusthoff, 5; Waddell 4
Miles, SO; Renton Coal Company,
4S; VIM. Meydenbauer, Z; l..
Reinig, 13; S. P. Andrews, 2.
Olympia-Ben. Vincent, 2; L.
B., l; S. W., 33; c. c. Turner,
2; J. c. Newell, 2; N. W. Pow
ers, 3; J. B. Pray, 8; Setback 4
p, L; W. A. Kelley, 1; NJ. E.
Traver, 2; S. Williams, l; Treen
& Damon, |; L. G. L. Il Co., 6.
Tacoma-A. Laballester, II.
Steilacoom-C. Il NJ, 109.
Port Townsend j. Fitspat-
rick, /; Waterman & Katz, l; r.
Il Co., 373.
Victoria-O., Z; XXX., 90.
San Juan Island-J. Katz, /