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, 1875-06-10
British Columbia Items.
From the Colonist.

From the Colonist.l
Fl. NJ. S. Rocket is nearly due from
the South.
Rear Admiral Cochrane. we under
stand. will give ball on board H. Al
S. Repulse about the 18th inst.
Victoria has turned the tables at last
on Puget Sound ports and is exporting
vegetables.
Eighteen candidates were confirmed
at st. Johns Church by the Bishop OF
Columbia, assisted by Rev. P. Jenns
and Rev. F. B. Gribbell.
Ayoung lady eloped from her falher's
house on Friday night. crossed to uget
Sound on Saturday with the man of her
choice. AID was welded at Port Gamble
on Sunday.
Michael Kay, who attempted to shoot
Thomas Williamson and special officer
Black. was committed by Mr.. Elliot yes
terday to stand his trial at the Assizes
on two charges of attempt at murder.
Mr.. Guy Huston. q pioneer of 1858,
died on Sunday morning. after long
illness. Deceased was greatly respected
throughout the Province as q man OF
strict integrity and great industry and
enterprise. He leaves bereaved widow
and two daughters to mourn his loss.
The Stella is now out of the contrac-
tors hands and we think Messrs. Mar
vim and LockEart Smith may be proud
of their job. Her new masts are of SOL
id timber instead Of being built up like
the old ones. ahd her spars altogether
are credit to the country. She will
leave the harbor probably tomorrow, in
TOW Of the Isabel for UtsAlady. where
, 1875-06-10

GRANGER's P1cNIC.-A picnic will be
given by the Patrons of Husbandry on
Saturday. 18th inst, on the grounds of
Mr.. Julius Horton, near the old MILL
Dinner at o'clock, after which suitable
preparations will be made for dancing.
Music will! be provided. All are invited
to attend, Admission free.
By order of the Committee ot Arrange
nlentS.
, 1875-06-10

REPAIR1NG.-The steamer Eliza An
derson went on the grid-iron at this
place last evening. for repairs to Ler
hull. We are not informed whether she
will 90 up the Stikine this summer or
remain on the Sound.
The repairs ON the Zephyr ars pro-
crossing rapidly and she will soon be
OF the ways as good, or better, than
nav
, 1875-06-10

CoNoERT.-The Glider concert troupe
will give ono of their concerts this even.
ing at Yesler's Hall. The tYoupe is
highly spoken of by the press of Cali
fornia and Oregon, and We bespeak for
them full house. Mr.. Glider will be
remembered as the pianist who accom-
panied Nine. Anna Bishop in her tour
about two years ago.
, 1875-06-10

FREE LECTURE TONIGHT. Phrenology,
Human, Nature Hygenie. &c will be the
interesting themes of Prof. McDonald's s
and DR.. Rice's lecture this evening at
Yesler's Hall. Look out for rich treat
a full house and pleased audience.
Seats will be reserved for ladies and
their escorts
, 1875-06-10

RETURNED Mr.. J. L. Jameson.
formely of this city. who has been
working in jewelly store in Victoria
for about two months, returned to this
city last evening on the North Pacific.
JOHNNY was received on the wharf by a
large number Of his former comrades,
who gave him cordial welcome.
, 1875-06-10

FREE LECTURE. Tomorrow evening
Prof. Nc Donald and DR.. Rice will give
a fres lecture upou Phrenology and Hu
man System at Yesler's Hail All who
wish to ENJOY first class evenings en-
tertainment both amusing and instruct
i've should not fail to attend.
, 1875-06-10

O. The horse employed on the cosl
wharf for drawing the empty cars back
to the shute, took fright last night and
run away. dragging a car after him
He broke loose from the car and wa
stopped. No damage was done except
a slight bunging mp of the track.
, 1875-06-10

New STEAMERs.-The steamers Favo.
rite and Wenat arrived here last night
: from Portland, having been purchased
to run on the Sound. The Favorite is a
small. staupch-looking little ting, about
the size of the Eta White. She has
been laid up at Portland for the last
six months. having been seized for a
:. debt. The Wenat is little stern wheel
er. rather old and bunged up. and it a
mystery to all who saw her, how they
got her around here. She has been
raced, her cabin having been taken
, 1875-06-10

CoNCERT.-The concert last evening
was very slimly attended. The music
was even better than on Mondag even
ing, IN spite of the poor audience. The
audience and performers were much
annoyed by the loud talking and laugh
ing of some of the audience. Mr.. Gil
der leaves tonight by the steamer for
Port Townsend. We hope he will stop
! here again on his return.
, 1875-06-10

FIRE.-A dispatch from Victoria gives
an account of disastrous fire at that
place at 8 o'clock this morning. which
destroyed the Colonial Hotel, Mansells
shoe store, Gilmors's clothing store, and
the San Francisco barber saloon and
bath house. The fire originated in the
Hotel billiard room. Loss about $50, :
600; partly insured.
, 1875-06-10

~ The bark Aureola, Capt. Ross, will
finish loading with Seattle coal tonight
or tomorrow, and her place will be i'm.
medistely taken by the ship Alaska,
which has been waiting in the harbor
for two weeks. When tho Alaska il
loaded. her place will be taken by the
Constitution, which has been in the
harbor still longer.
, 1875-06-10

LAUScH.--The launch of the S. G. X
T. Cos large scow at Lake Washington
will take..place to day at half past four
o'clock. The scholars of the Universl-
ty have been invited to go out to the
lake to witness the launch.
, 1875-06-10

Mov1NG.-Mr. Thomas Stringhan
he's his paint shop, formerly in rear of
the Alhanbra. on wheels, and is mov-
ing it around to side street. Work.
men are also engaged in moving the
builoing in rear of Mr.. S. Davis store.
, 1875-06-10

H.L. Yesler is tearing down and NOV
ing some of the old buildings on Mill
Street, back Of the Alhambra Saloon,
10 make room for . large new
build;ne, which i'll be put up immedi
atalv
, 1875-06-10

a Large numbers of strangers are
IN town, large majority mechanics and
1abor,ng men looking for employment.
which most Of them find almost imme-
diately.
, 1875-06-10

EyLARG1NG.-Messrs. Wilson Bros,
the Seattle foundrymen, are enlarsing
their building and increasing the ca
pacity of their foundry, to meet the re-
auirements of their growing business.
, 1875-06-10

ELECTION NoTICE.-Th5 annual elec-
ton of Officers & Directors for the Sc
attic Library association will be held in
the Library Rooms on Tuesday evening
at s o'clock the 9Th inst. Let there be a
full attendance of the members.
VIII. PUMPHERY, Secy.
, 1875-06-10

SCIENTIFIC AND AMUs1NG.-Prof. Nc
Donald and DR.. Rice will soon COM
meuce an interesting course of lectures
,upon Phrenology and The Laws of Life
A. Yesler's Hall. A rich treat may be
looked for.
, 1875-06-10

of of her. She has been laid up at
Portland, for the most of the time, Tor
the last four years. They report
rather rough passage, but fortunate
ly had the wind with them all the way.
, 1875-06-10

II Mr.. Frank Glider announces
another Grand concert at 1esier's Hall
to night. The success OF last night
entertainment is enough to suarentee
crowded house.
, 1875-06-10

n There ia rumor arouno 'he
'sound that Prosch, of the Tacoma
Tribune, intends moving his establish-
ment to Seattle.
, 1875-06-10

n Isn't it about time that some Of
our public-spirited citizens were takiug
steps toward having n celebration at this
nlscs on the coming Fourth of July.
, 1875-06-10

~ Mr.. Theobalds. formely editor OF
the Olympia Courier. is now connected
with a newspaper at Washington Cor
uers. Alameda Co Cal.
, 1875-06-10

~ The Windward has hauled up
alongside of the Rentsn coal bunker
nm Yesler's wharf, to finish trading.
, 1875-06-10

Losr.-An ivory fan. with red feathers
and tassel. The finder will confer q
favor by leaving it at this office.
, 1875-06-10

IN ORDER THAT THE PEOPLE OF WASH
I ington Territory may help develop this vast
Gold and Silver District, the Directors have con.
cluded to put in market 1000 Shares, At $40
each unassessable, thereby giving the purchas
ers the benefit of $40 on each share. No assess
eut can be made upon these 1000 shares.
For the assay of the quartz owned by the
Company. the public are referred to the follow
ing, made by lay G Kelly, Esq, Assayer:
CERTIFICATE OF ASSAY.
Assay Office Of Jay G. Kelley,(
SEATTLE. Nov Sd. 1874. !
Three samples of rock deposited by the " Sc
,attle Gold and Silver Mining Company" as
sayed as follows, p. r ton of 1900 Ibs.:
No l, Zephyr Lode-Silver, $40S 43.
No. 2, Seattle Lode-Silver. $50 Il Gold, -;
Lead, per cent.
No. 8, Northern Float-Siver, $84 80.
Nos. and 2 were knocked off the lodc4 by
me. JAY G KELLY. Assayer.
Stock Books are now open at the office Of A.
Macintosh, Esq. e, at Seattle, for subscription
to the 1000 shares Of preferred nnassessable
stock,
The Company guarantee that the whole pro-
.eeds Of these 1000 shares will be applied ex-
clusively to the developement of said mines.
that not dollar of the same will be used for
salaries of officers or office expenses.
Stock will be issued to suit purchasers, from
one share upwards.
The public are reminded that this is home
investment and should be encouraged.
JOHN COLLINS, President.
JAMES McNtUGHT, vice-President.
A. MACINTOSH, Sc retary.
Seattle, King County, W. T Dec. IL. 1874.
, 1875-06-10
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DIR, RADwAY:-I have had Ovarian Tumor in
! the ovaries ind bowels. AL the Doctors SAID
- there was no help for it," tried every thing
| that was recommended, but nothing helped me.
1 saw your ResOlvent, and thought would try
it; but had no faith in it, because had suffered
! for twelve years. took six bottles of the Re-
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bottles of your Ready Relief; and there is not .
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, 1875-06-10

II Quite a number of buyers are in
Umatilla county purchasing wethers for
the Sound, Portland and Nevada mar
kets. They are paying about two dollars
a head for well conditioned wethers.
Stock sheep are selling at about 81 so
each. Very fe wish to sell.
, 1875-06-10

Seattle. W. t.. JaneIO. 1875.
, 1875-06-10

T The Tacoma people" were to
have picnic at Lakeview station on
Saturday, the papers said. Ths Taco
ma people," however, most of them,
didn't co le, but were preparing to ledre
for Seattle Steideoom Express.
, 1875-06-10

q A burglar attempted to get into
the sleeping apartment of Mr.. Wagner.
agent for Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. at Salem,
last Saturday night. Mr.. Wagner heard
him, and gave him salute with pis-
tol shot, which unfortunately missed
the object for which it was intended.
, 1875-06-10
9aaet Sound 3ispateh.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
, 1875-02-28
PRECINCTS.

1t very soon became evident that while frauds
had been perpetrated in several OF the precincts,
the most shameless and persistent had taken
place in tho First Precinct, the poll being near
the County Jail and convenient to the opposite
side OF the river, careful canvass Of the pre-
cinct was made ry old residents, and the. fact
established beyond . doubt that the number OF
fell short of, 275. The declared vote OF tue
precinct, however. as will bc observed, stands:
Kirk, IL OByrno. u CorcoTan, 556. Total GG9I
The registry list OF the First Precinct was next
examined. It was fonnd that 881 names wore
registered. 0ne hundred and fifty votes
wore also s1otn in, which would make
total of votes provided fo1: in case
were registered and voted by scores against
vacant lots lumber piles, and warehouses. Car
tain boarding houses, where eight or ten men
boarded, registered and voted n to So votes.
The Hatch House, OF which Corcoran is pro-
prietor, registered 40 votes. North Water street,
from six small frame residences and saloons
combined, returned III votes, OF which It has
been definitely ascertained that only from IS to
is we're legal
Tho Judges Of Election were then investigated.
OF the three, two were found especially obiec-
tiouab1e. their appointment having been eri-
IDENTIFY manipulated to meet the fraudulent ne
cessity. One Of them resides in > disreputahle
house on the West Side, snd has been arrested
and fined $50 for vag1ancy !; the other is re-
ported ~ an Englishman scarcely three
years in this country; and the clerk a
II WAS also ascertained that on e!ect,or-dav
John Corcoran and hin brother, ~ho is = eradn-
ate OF the Penstentaa1y, gave thar special and
p-rsonal attention to the Firzt Precinct. The
Judge o{ Election refused to allow challancer
in the roon. and, when appeal WIS inside to fbe
, 1875-02-28

According to the biennial report Of the Sur
veror~Goneral Of Nevada, thore arc over /. 500
COS acres of 1nnd within tho boundaries Of the
State suitable for agricultural purposes. Tha
cstimate Of the area Of grazing lards reaches the
are !, 5o2, 160 acres; aud Of mineral lands. al
resdy known 80 such- 1.675, $50 acres. la the
year which hss just ended n. 564 acfes were IN
der cultivation. The population Of the State a.
indicated By the estimates OF the County Asses
soTs, nas nos less than S., ,0c0 at the Commence
ment of the present year. Tbs Virginia Enter
prise thinks TINT this is au under estimate. and
expresses the opinion that the present popula-
tioo Of Nevada is not less than s., 600. The vote
actually polled last fall Was about Is 900. Among
ths largest aod most prodtable products OF the
State Qeavipg her mineral producta out Of the
qo:ssinn} are wool butter, potatoes, and barley.
Ut wool the yield for 1874 vas 6sa7as pounds;
OF butter, 2272W pounds OF potatoes, 2a1, 458
hashe's. and OF barley, 506 TAO bushels
, 1875-02-28

70 the Editor 1t Int CAict.qo tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb 27.-For the past three elec-
tions the residents OF tho Twentieth Ward have
been trying to elect an honest capable nau to
represent them In tha City Council, but have
been defeated through Systematic frauds, COM
mitted principally at the First Prscinct polls.
Soon after the last election, 3 number Of the old
residents Of the ward who had assisted in put
ting James A. Kirk in nomination a. al inde~
pendent candidate, called meeting to discuss
the situation aud decide it something could not
be done to breaS up the organized system Of
fraud.
IN order to the full comprehension Of the situa-
tion. let it be remembered that, ut the primary
neeting Of the Republican party, Capt. Dali was
nominated for Alderman. He waa considered q
respectable candidate, and was generally sats-
factory to the better class OF voters in the ward
but three days before election, for reasons well
known to certoin Republican managers, he was
induced TO Withdraw his name, and that OF John
T. Corcoran was substituted. Mr. Corcoran is
an acknowledged gambler, and sufficiently we'll
versed in all sorts Of political chcanery. More
over, he ia not, aud never has bern, a Republic
an. but has heretofore run on the Democratic
ticket in this same ward. H. 3. Miller, County
Treasurer, testifes under oath that he has
known him for many years to be leader of great
influence in the Democratic party. The
honest Republicans Of the Twentieth Ward found
great difficulty III believing that this man would
represent tbeua worthiiy in tho Common Coun-
Gil, however faithfully he might have paid the
price for which the ward was put into lis pos
session and therefore they put in. nomination
at the last moment James 4. Kirk, q man of
good business character, Of undoubted personal
integrity, and straight Republican: The re-
suit was that tho election returns declared Cor
coran elected by large majority.
The first business, accordingly, Of the citi-
zens' meeting above alluded to- was to analyze
the vote Of the ward, at this and the previous
elections. when similar efforts to obtain fair
representation had been also defeated. We
give herewith tho tabulated vote Of the ward by
precincts in the three last elections:
, 1875-02-28

ounces.-he is treated with it until his feah Is
reduced to the limits required
THE FOWLS CONDITION N FLESH
! also is guide to the trimmer in feeding him.
Usually u cock takes Is "hops" at the begin
ming Of his training. The second dny they will
be increased TO IS; tho third, 80 the fourth,
rs; tAe fifth. 1o0 the sixth. 125; the seventh,
$50 /; the eighth, It's, aud the ninth, 200 After
reaching the latter figure for the next two days
they are reduced so eaca day. There are now
but
Trio DAYS nENA1SEsG
before the main takes place. Thets the cocks are
abandoned, they are fed quantities Of hardsboil-
ed eggs, and confined, except at meal-time,
within the half-barrels.
Besides the exercise above described, they arc
allowed others less violent. Every third day
they are taken sing|y from their barrels. and
lowed to strut about for fifteen minutes. They
are allowed
THIS En1EF RECREATION
up to the day Of tho tight. They arc also
placed, one at time, within wirs cage, and
permitted to roost On 4 perch 4 short time each
day, to rest them after equatting upon the hay
in the barrels.
After this kind Of food has been given, and
these exercises maintained, for thirteen days
they are considered in ft condition for the pit.
They are then
to see il they will fall in with the cocks against
winch they ars matched; and their natural
spurs, il they hare grown out Any, are tiled down
to within nbout half an inch OF the quick, for
they always fight with steel gsfs, which are
about ~ inches long aud as aharp a. needles.
These arc used in preference to the natural spur.
a. the wounds they intiict, il not deadly, are
much more easily healed
When the min has concluded
THE woUSDH OF TIE SURVIVORS
are properly cared tor; their heads are creased,
their feathers are cut of, their legs, ii gated,
are bandaged, and they ara restored to their
coops. They are now fed corn, oats, cornmeal
moistened, Or the food ordinarily given common
fowls.
When they hare recovered from their wounds
they are placed upon the ''walia'' Until they 60
into training again for another encounter. When
the writer called upon Mr.. Monroe, to whom ho
il indebted for fha above information, lie found
that tho basement Of his establishment had
been turned into regular cock-hospi.al for the
Of the birds damaged in the late en-
counter at Turner Park. All Of them were con-
and will be put upon their walks in 3
few days. Mr. Monroe's walks for the fowls not
u training are among the various farm-honses
n tho neiglborlood OF Fruitport, Mich, where
Re has about $50 game-cocks and game-hens.
, 1875-02-28

ESCoURAGEAEST FOR ST. LOUIS.
Harry Wright, Captain OF tho Bostong, haa
written letter to the St. Louis nine giving them
bushels Of encouragement, and referring to the
players ct his own club. The most interesting
portion Of it is given herewith:
Jimmy Wood Is intending to siEis you e.zly this
eps1nK TOT little practice ind to add to hi. record Of
victories toward winning the championship 20 see il
some raPeT. md Il must be reliable, Of course
snst yoT wat hl then, that's the time your st. Louis
coys Will show you Whist they Aro made Of, What q
g tine thera via Be- when shose old Atlantic, Atb-
Actlc, and Mutual warriors faea each othef observe
Gapt. DEkie " lay" for his names,le DIet-Cspt
Dick H'sh1m. Wig. be viii take him into camp
with i, u much katisfactfon Is he will bis hrst
months selary: fou r!u ses how caretully he viii
sIkange MS nsid WHEN Dick Mgham comes 10 the bat,
whisper word OF two into Bradloys ear souoethinc
stgu5 loat gre h1 low one: Keep thsn up waiste
htgh, Tor Ee knows Di.k ii bad man with hst II h
eess good ball See how caanplsoent be vii ioos
when Zets wals up to tbs plzt., 6ure thing on hia
old psl for he knows his ~e>koe8e Now obserre .ha
chaago when . little Die':s' wa'ks up to The plate
with h,s LITTLE bs... ana rtcts out Tho
.r.ls en- Est** face noE-so pa.ronfzinr, anil h.