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, 1875-08-26

a bill had been served on. him to
the effect of restraining the cot
lection of the Gas Tax, and he,
after arguing the matter before
| the Council, was instructed to
appear and argue the case in de-
tense of the City.
On motion of John Leary the
City Clerk was directed to draft
AN ordinance under the direc-
ton of tho City Attorney, to
cure the defect in Ordinance No.
Is, in relation to the Gas Tax,
and to state the estimated amount
necessary therefor and report at
Friday evening, Aug. 27, 1875.
On motion of j. Leary, the
meeting adjourned till Friday,
the 9th inst, at Z. o'clock, P. NJ,
for the following named purpos-
es: .s,. 7-4s5
1. To pass an ordinance in re-
lation to Gas Tax.
2. To inquire into the matter
of the street appropriated by
Dexter Horton at the University
grounds.
8. To inquire into the matter
of the distractions on the west
end of Washington street by
Dexter Horton. Ia fe4
4. To inquire into the matter
of the distractions placed in the
public slip at the west end of
Washington street by said Hor-
ton.
5. To inquire into the matter
of the obstruction by closing the
alley in block No. 6, Boren's ad-
dition, in said Horizons property
on Second and Cherry streets.
H. E. HATHAWAY,
City Clerk.
, 1875-08-26

DRUNK.-A man was picked
up in the streets today, dead
drunk, and carried around and
deposited in the new skookum-
house. The carpenters will
probably have it near enough
finished to keep him in before
he gets sober, but at the present
time it will be a rather airy
lodging for him.
, 1875-08-26

PARTNERsHIP.-As will be seen
by their card in another column
Messrs. Irving Ballard and W
A. Inman have gone into part.
nership in the practice Of law
Mr.. Ballard is very well known
on the Sound, he having prac.
ticed law in Steilacoom tor many
years. Mr.. Inman is a gentle
man who has recently come to
this Territory from Duval's
Bluff, Arkansas, at which place
he held the position OF Prosecut-
ing Attorney for six years.
, 1875-08-26

i =
How TO HANDLE SNAxrs.-A corres-
pondsnt who was present yesterday
morning at the Geological Gardens
when about a dozen Indian Cobras were
removed from ths box in which they
had travelled into clean. though mar.
row cage. describes the mode IN which
those deadly reptiles were handled 'by
the keeper as truly astonishing. With
his long-handled wire hook. he, from i
respectable distance. managed to draw
out snake tail first. and. catching it
by the tip, let it gently down head fore.
most into its new cage. the lid Of which.
glass slide. wasopen just wide enough
to receive it. One after another eight
cobras were thus removed and safely
housed, some dilating their ''hood. :"
and angriiy hisHng as they tried to
strike whateverobject they could reach.
Snake charmers and Indian jugglers
thus handle the cobra with impunity.
Suspended by the tail they are power
less to wound the hand that holds them;
but care must be taken lest the crea-
lures strike at the limbs.
, 1875-08-26
From Daily Of tuesday.
Council Proceedings.

SEATTLE, Aug. "a, 1875.
Special Meeting; called for
the purpose of ascertaining
whether Ordinance No. 76, in
relation to the Gas Tax can be
enforced.
Council called to order by
Mayor Gatzert. Roll called;
present, Councilmen J. r. Rob-
bins, J. Hall, I. Waddell, J. Set
tie, G. W. Hall. B. Murphy and
John Leary. and Marshal Wye
koR. 80
Minutes Of previous meeting
were read and, on motion, order
ed laid over till next regular
meeting.
The City Attorney reported tina,
, 1875-08-26

THAT'S So. - The following
paragraph, which we copy from
an exchange, we consider SO ap-
propriate that we cannot refrain
from repro ducing it:
The best papers are of course
most talked about, and there is
no better proof that newspa-
per is a successful rival to anOth-
er sheet, than to see the latter
on the anxious seat about the
quality of news the live paper
gives it's readers.
, 1875-08-26

New JAIL.-The authorities
are building a new calaboose ad-
joining the old one. 1t is a small
wooden building, about 1Ox2O,
and consists Of two cells. 1t is
for the use of drunks, vagrants,
and others who are only to be
confined for a day or SO, to keep
them from contact with the more
dangerous class of criminals, at
present in the old Jail.
, 1875-08-26

REAL EsTATE.-The following
deeds have been recorded since
our last report:
Helen A. Peck and husband
to J. NJ. Rice, blocks 3, 4, 8, 9,
Is and 16, IN Central Seattle;
consideration, 1868.
Lamar Chedelle and wife to
Jesse w. George, lot S, in block
Is, Boren's addition to the town
of Seattle,
, 1875-08-26

a A story is told of an Irishman.
who had resolved to save four thousand
dollars, and was overheard debating
with himself how he should do. There
are two ways" said he, II can save two
hundred dollars year for for twent y
years. OF twenty dollars q year for hun>
dred years. Which shall it be?"
, 1875-08-26

REAL ESTATE. II. S. Harris
and wife to F. H. Harkins, lots
5 and 6, block 5, Bell & Denny's
addition, $4,000.
E. L. Lindsey to F. H. Har-
kins; lot Z, block Is; $500.
C. c. Lewis, administrator, to
Richard Jeffs, claim 40 in secs.
5 and 6, T. 2l, N. Of R. 5 E. ,and
claim 40 in sections 32, 33,T. %,
n. of r. 5 E.; S1265.
, 1875-08-26
GIANT POWDER!
WIN. MEYDEMBAuER AGENT.

QUANTITIES OF THIS ARTICLE
~ kept here for sale. Information
p1yen as to its perfect security and mode
Of operation. For mining or stump
blasting it has no equal. The strength
is ten times greater than black powder.
From 40 to GO per cent. saved IN time
and money. Give it trial.
, 1875-08-26

CoMMENDABLE ENTERPRlsE.-
Mr.. G. Mcdonald, the enterpris-
ing blacksmith, is determined to
keep up with the times in i'm
proponents in his line. With
this view he is now putting up
a Sturtevant fan in Colman's s
mill and laying an air-tight pipe
to connect with his shop, thus
enabling him to dispense with
the bellows on his forges. The
fan is to be run by the mill.
, 1875-08-26
CHANGE.-The following card
was sent US for publication:
A CARD.

The undersigned feels it a duty
he owes to his friends and the
public to state that he has been
compelled by a chain of circum-
stances, and as a matter Of self
protection, to refrain from
longer carrying the mails on
the Steamer " "Favorite," and to
employ the Steamer "North
Pacific" for the purpose-conf-
dent that the facts and situation
fully justify his course.
P. D. MOORE, Mail Contractor.
Olympia, W. T., Aug. q, 1875.
, 1875-08-26
Marine Intelligence.

SEABEcK. Aug. 16.-Arrived. barken-
tine G. L. Taylor, San Francisco.
PoRr GAMBLE, Aug. 21.--Salled. bark
Roswell Sprague, San Pedro.
Poar LUDLOW, Aug. 21.-Sailed. ship
Commodore, San Francisco.
v1cron1A, Aug. 23.-Arrived. bark
Wellington, San Francisco.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Aug. 23.-AIrived.
r. K. Ham, San Francisco.
PoRr DISCOVERY. Aug. 23.--Arrived,
ship Revere, San Francisco.
PoRr BLAkELY, Aug. 24.-Sailed.
schooner Woolsey.
Ponr BLAKELY. Aug. Is. Sailed. bari
Cambridge.
Arrived, r. K. Ham
, 1875-08-26

PRoMoTED.-Billy Ballou, for
merly local editor Of the DIS
PATCH, is now auctioneering for
.Coombs Il Co., and sports a
beautiful plug hat, ga relic of
,days gone by"
, 1875-08-26

s@ The steamer Zephyr left
at 8 o'clock this morning for
Olympia with a number Of pas
sengers, among others Mr.. Philip
Reach, who goes to Steilacoom
to bring down his family.
, 1875-08-26
nM The new Talbot coal scow
was launched from Hammond's
ways this morning at IL o'clock.

ma. Messrs. White 4 Larrabee
have been retained for the de
tense in nearly all the criminal
cases this term of Court. They
appear for the defense in the
cases of Hughes, for murder;
Delaney, for murder; Lacrosse,
for assault with intent to commit
rape; and Cummins, assault with
intent to kill.
, 1875-08-26

SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENT. -
Prof r, D. Kennedy, a phrenol-
ogist and physiognomist of over
twenty years experience, will
describe character at the Pavil-
ion on August 25th, commencing
at 8 o'clock, P. M.
, 1875-08-26

Work REsUMED.-Work on the
Seattle bank, temporarily sus-
pended ON account of the supply
of stone giving out, has been re-
sumed since the arrival of the
scow Granger.
, 1875-08-26


Il A gentleman of the legal profess
ion at one of the great mining centers.
having spent gaudy evening at lead
ne hotel, found the fresh air too much
for him. Instead of reaching the bosom
of his family. he gravitatedto the lock-
up, with the much needed assistance OF
q servant of the Queen in full uniform.
The lock up keeper didn't know him.
and consequently couldn't send for his
friends to bail him out, as is frequently
done by these tender hearted officers of
justice. So he was allowed to sleep
until seven in the morning. when he
was aroused and asked his name; which
he promptly said was johnson. He
obtained soap, water, clothes-brnsh,
and was refreshed by cup of tea. He
then proposed to the lookup keeper
that the officials should walk beside him
to the police court. When the time
came, this was done, and by keeping the
officers in earnest converse, it appeared
as though the lawyer was engaged upor
some business before the court, and
when the name Of johnson was called
he calmly rose and said: II appear fol
the prisoner, your worship." "What!
eaid the police magistrate, "do you deny
that be was drunk?" "Oh. no, he re-
piled, "he was very drunk. but is very
sorry for it," "Five shillings. or si1
hours imprisonment" said the police
magistrate. II will pay his fine my
SELF" said the ready-witted gentleman
who. in this instance, showed that thu
man who 10 his own lawyer hasn't al
ways Q fool for his client. Melbourne
Arms -.--.t
, 1875-08-26

Scow.-The new scow for the
Talbot Coal Company will be
launched tonight OF in the morn
ing. Another viii be put on
the ways as soon as the lumber
is sawed.
, 1875-08-26

STRANGE FREAK OF LIGHTNING.-Mr
A. Frentz, an East End watchmskec.
recently sent out clock that he had
repaired from damages done by light
ming. There is a mystery about this
accident that may well be called freak
of nature. During the prevalence Of
the storm, when the family happened
to be out of the room, an electric bolt
penetrated the apartment, end took a
fancy to clock taat sat ticking de-
murely on the mantel piece. The
clock was closed at the time. but the
lightning contrived to effect an en-
trance between the top of the door and
the dial-plate. But, beyond melting
the attachments of two of the cog
wheels, causing them to fall from their
places; boring hole through the
centre wheel, and melting the end Of
the pivot where the hour and minute
hands are adjusted, no other damage
was occasioned. The clock was thrown
to the floor, but it did not sustain any
damage beyond what the lightning had
wrought. The noise occasioned by itf
fall vas the only notification the family
had of the occurrence. Courier Journal
, 1875-08-26

STONE. The schooner scow
Granger arrived here last night
with cargo Of rough stone for
the Seattle bank building. She
is unloading at Yesler's wharf,
back OF Stetson's mill.
, 1875-08-26

< The :grasshoppers have
devoured the tombstone OF the
Kansas man whose memory was
ever fresh and green.
, 1875-08-26

Town LoTs.-Town lots for
sale on the line of the Seattle
Coal Co.'s railroad, between Sc
attic and Lake Union. For par
ticulars inquire Of
c.. C. PERKINS.
, 1875-08-26

PEAcHEs.-We were presented
with some peaches to-day by
Mr.. Lawton, one of our County
Commissioners, from a tree in
his orchard that was sent to him
from an orchard on the Thames
River, near London, England
1t is of a rare and superior quail
ity Mr.. Lawton says this is the
first year Of bearing and it has
done very we'll indeed.
, 1875-08-26

DISTRICT COURT. The only
business done in the District
Court this morning was the en-
pannelling the Grand Jury, the
list of members ofwhich we pub
lish in another column.
, 1875-08-26

sa- The steamer Zephyr arri-
we'd here from Snohomish at
about ten o'clock, with a large
number of passengers coming
here to attend the term of court.
, 1875-08-26
News Items

Ap,uDorn Thomas Davis,
stranger who sOr three Of four day
made attempts to tsks his own life, as
ssrting that something within him con.
stantly kept on prompting him to cem-
NIT such an act. was on Tuesday exam
ined by DR.. Ballard and the same day
ladjudged insane by Probate Judge
Dougherty and taken to the Insane
Asylum. .-E1press. ~ ''s -
a The Oregon and California Rail-
road Company have decided upon issu-
ing half. fare tickets to all persons who
may visit the Oregon State Fair this
fall.
n All the Presidents are now
dead. - 4l-'
n The average yield Of wheat in
Oregon this year will be thirty-five
bushels per acre. 't
T Tho fair ground committee Of
Olympus have let contract to Mr.. c.
B. Elliott to clear the space inside the
racs-track. for the sum Of 500.
TMr. Murphy has made arrange
ments to apply steam to the elephant
press Of the Standard Courier Office. :
n The dwelling house, and its con-
tents ofMr. Hage erty. on Chehalis river.
near Mr.. Smith 3 was accidentally burn.
ed last Tuesday. Loss about $500.
n Ths following new patents are
ready for delivery at the Olympia land
Office: Henry Clark. King county: D.
Dingwall. Whatcom; VIM. Gore. Island;
Charies Hoff. Whatcom; Duncan NJ.
Gavis, Lewis; Chas. Short, Snohomish
F Atthe district court at Steiiacoom,
several indictments were found against
parties for selling liquor to Indians.
Leballister, at Tacoma, was indicted on
two counts. and convicted on both. On
the first he was sentenced to eighteen
months in the penitentiary on Nc Neil's
Island; and three months on the second.
His partner. was indicted, convicted,
and sentenced to six months in the
penitentiary. Four indictments were
found against loggers trespassing on
public land. The Puyallup Indian, for
numbering his squaw. was found guilty
and sentenced to three years in the pen>
itentiary. The court adjourned on
Wednesday.
T Mrs. Il. Hartley. who has, for
the past eight years. llived a few miles
down the bay from Olympia, was ex-
anined before the probate court, last
week, and sent to the insane asylum.
Considerable comment has been made
upon tho matter, and if half what is res
ported be true, she should never have
been sent there. An Investigation of
the,case shouldjbe r ade.
, 1875-08-26

DIED.-In this city, on the 23d
inst, Johnny, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Baldwin, aged about
8 years. The funeral took place
this afternoon.
, 1875-08-26

% There was scrub race at
the Seattle track yesterday. We
didn't learn the particulars, but
we suppose the one that beat
came out ahead.
, 1875-08-26
FROM DAILY OF FRIDAY,

H- The North Pacific COM
! menced carrying the mail for
the first time under the new
arrangement yesterday morn
ing.
, 1875-08-26

Da The Grand Jury this
morning brought in a true bill
against Benz. Sprague for selling
whiskey to Indians.
, 1875-08-26
Seven Ways 70 Live Happy.

Take very light supper not Later than 6
Pm.
q Heat the bare feet before = fire 70 + the last
Is minutes before bed time.
8. Occupy q large room, with window or
door partly open. and the fireplace inclosed.
4. Go to bed at regular hour. 3s-'
S. Get up ut the moment Of waking the next
morning, at whatever time that may be.
6. Do not any account sleep moment in the
day time. 4+-'9
7, Whenever you want Boots OF
Shoes of the best quality, at low
prices. go to GEO. I. LAMBERT'S No.
s Cherry Street. ALP
, 1875-08-26

A-Large number of strangers
are in town to-day, many of
them in attendance on this term
of the District Court.
, 1875-08-26

TIE LADDER WAS STEADY ENoUaR.-
A few days since two couples from Da-
venport were in DesMoines, and while
viewing the sights inspected the new
capitol building. just how they man.
aged to reach the second story is un-
known; the first thing the workmen
knew Of their presence was when they
were seen walking around at that height,
thirty-fve feet from the ground. Fi-
nally they completed their sight. seeing
and commenced preparations for descent
to terra frma. The way down was by
long ladder. One of the gentleman of
the party remarked to his lady: '.l'n
go down and steedy the ladder Then
the maiden took hold Of the masculine
Davenporter's ear and remarked:
Young man that ladder lis steady
enough; you wait here till I 60 down
first" He waited.
, 1875-08-26

~ The Grand Jury, at 10Y
this morning, brought in a true
bill against Peter Delaney, for
murder in the first degree.
, 1875-08-26

II Prof. Kennedy rooms at the Occi-
dental Hotel where he will receive vis-
itors in the lower parlor.
, 1875-08-26

DISTRICT Court. The pro-
ceedings in the District Court
this morning consisted merely
ofhearing arguments on motions.
, 1875-08-26

% Union revival services at
the NJ. E. Church tonight at Z
O'Clock.
, 1875-08-26

* ~ Our Olympia. exchanges
this week run column accounts
of the Masonic excursion.
, 1875-08-26

~ No, cases in the Police
Court to-day.
, 1875-08-26

A The fleet in the harbor
consists now of four vessels
three barks and a schooner.
, 1875-08-26

FAMILY SoAP.-Best in market for the
money. Try it. July %.
, 1875-08-26
Notice.

vuyHE STEAMSHIP VENTURA CAPTAIN
SholD carrying Her Majesty's Mails and
sailing ON the 9th and 2Oth Of each month, c.ils %
at victoria only, but conpects with steamers aof
all Ports on Puget Sound and the new gold d1s-
The Steamship Los Angeles (Capt. HowelD
carrying Her Majesty's mails and sailing on the
18th aud 9th Of each month. calle q Fort
Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma touching q
Victoria for passengers and mails only.s ms
, 1875-08-26

OF California
Will dispatch frst-class Steamship. weekly.
from San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports as follows:
Los Angeles, Friday, March 5th, at II o'clf H.
, 1875-08-26

| =. = 39t
Wo<t6 respectfully inform the Public that s1sfyor
ststt TO 0e found at the old stct,at and Nth a.
: LARGER STOCK OF GOODS
IMAM evev; consisting Of 0ft4 line in eveytaims re-
qz1red 6y either Mechanics, Farmers, Ship-buid-
ers, Miners. Hotels and Restaurants. Our 0ssort-
nsegt in 1s.5~ ,a a3aega a.s
DRY GOOD. "a CLoTE1NG
are far superior to any oeredin the Territory,
and as to PRICES, it is simply absurd to arsxe
that zoe
= CAN BE UNDERSOLD.
OrJo6bins Department being of the best selection.
Ue u0oud cordially i,aUite Country Dealers to siue
cGzz to assure them that our Prices c0nap0ra
1UeU zUitb San Francisco.
dealing
willing let Public Opinion whether
f saa l.i 1ae
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Call and examine our Goods before Dz1rchusina
eLse10kere, and remember -,s
WE HAVE BUT ONE PRICE.
SCHWABACHER BROS. & co.
, 1875-07-15
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, 1875-07-15
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