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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

ed Brequet Hair Springs, Full Ruby Jewelled, ana
combine all modern Improvements In Watch
making.
These Watches were awarded the Grand Prize D..
the Paris Exposition Of 1857 for the best perform
ancc and greatest accuracy in adjustment; and as
further guarantee that they equal to the best
annex names of some OF the most respectable deal
ers in the trade VINO have tested them for years and
will vouch for the accuracy of our statements;
Benedict Bros. N. Y, W. +. Weeks, Bangor,
Z. Marks, Troy, n. Y, Me.
>. a; Smith, Saratoga Sp's II. W. Strang, Elmira,
Z. B. Booth & Son. oeh- Haskins & Isbel, oswe
d. Botchkiss, Buffalo, n. Hyde Bettys, Auburn
B. K Chase & Co., Rut- ]. A. Clark, Batavia, N
J. II: Grant, Troy, Pa. H Cowell Co., cleve.
G. w. Luce, Xepia, Ohio. land, ..
A. Lowell Portland, Me. 10. ii. Ford, New Uoyen
Ohio. Nichols & Isentha To
ter. Mass. Geo Embry, Morrow, O.
W, s; Taylor, Utica, New g. Bills, Canandaigna, n
Evans & Manning, Bing- Cambridge. n. 7.
hamton, n. Y D. b Buell. & Co, Hart
Dunlap & Baker, Man ford. CT
chester, N. Fl. &c. Wyman, st. Adams
T. z. Dickinson, Buffalo, vi.
George W. Dickinson, '" Ct. A' "
Ashtabula. o. John b. Morriss Cincin
Weld Bros, Lockport, N. natl, q.
Y. John W. Tyler, Scranton
Baillette & Weld, Water Pa.
loo, Iowa. L II. Grant, Troy N. Y
| Carpenter Bro, Bnr-I N. P. Kilburn, Cory
| lington. Iowa. Pa.
| Ferguson u Capp, indianapolis, Ind.
And a large number OF Others throughout thu
United States. For further particulars. ask you
matchmaker to see them, or address
| Wholesale Agents in the United states salesroom
u Maiden Lane, New York,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

Livingston just received large stock Of
spring hats.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23
A Call on the Mayor.

Ex-Alderman Engel, Jacob Ohweiler
and VIM A Johnston called on Mayor DAY.
export this morning and protested against
the action of the council in regard to not
lowering the Illinois street main from Buff.
falo street to Elk. The mayor informed
them that he had not the power to do any
thing in the premises and advised them to
petition the city council
They claim that if the main is not lower
ed their service pipes will freeze again
next winter, and that if something is not
done they, as well as other water takers
whose pipes were frozen last winter, will
discontinue taking water, They say they
have had no water since last January and
they do not intend to pay for water they dc
not get.
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ANOTHER CALL.

Capt. Henderson, of the steamer Dubu-
que, called on Mayor Davenport, at his of
fee, this morning, to inquire what action
had been taken in regard to permission for
a wharf boat. The mayor informed him
that he made the application to the coun-
Gil, but action was deferred until next
meeting.
Capt. Henderson said the boat was at
the boat yard, waiting the permission ask
ed, and he hoped action would be taken
soon,-as it would be to the advantage Of
the town in the way of purchasing supplies
for their boats. and it would also save
warehouse charges to shippers. 1t would
also add to the trade and traffic of the
place.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23
Marriage Licenses.

The following are the marriage licenses
issued for the week ending April 23th
l. Adam r. McBurney, Hattie A.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

This would seem to settle the matter as
to the half mile Of Moline which was added
to this city some time ago.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-23

9. Chas. Sharp, Barbara Hartley.
3. John McCarty, Mary Ann trinity.
4. Alba W. Sullivan. Mary J. Christ.
S. VIM. S. Easton, Jessie Thompson,
6. Lorenzo ID. Evans, Ella NJ Pratt.
I. VIM. Bischoff, Doretha Heuke.
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HENRY Q. CONNOLLY. HOBT' T. d J
CONNOLLY & McNEAL,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELORs AT LAW,
~ over Mitchell q Lynde's Bank, Rock Island,
Ill.
aRo. H. PARKER d. H. TwoMEY. RoBT T. MNEAL
PARKER. TwoNEY q NeNEAL,
Davenport, -. Iowa
, 1875-10-14

IMPUr ENcE.-A young lawyer Of In
dianopolis has recently given evidence
of sublimity Of impudenee before which
the cheek of lightning rod man IS the
veriest modesty. Having a4,.ed young
lady 20 appoin! day ahen she 7culd
like to go driving, he added: "In this
connection will say that am only a
poor young lawyer, who has expended
his all to get an education to ft himself
for the practice of his profession. Were
I situated as once was I would proceed
differently, lbut as it is l hesitate no. to
say that my purse will not allow me ID
expend money for pleasure, and know
ing you have ample means have no
doubt yon will be pleased to bear the
expense of the proposed buggy ride.
, 1875-10-14
SPECIAL.
FAIR GROUNDS, SALEM, OREGON !

SALEM, Oct. 12.-The attendance to-
day is beyond that of any proceeding
fair ever held here, and if the receipts
at the gates continue as they have come
in so far. the total receipts for the weel
will not fall short of $40. 900. and may
reach even $685. 900. The whole State
is we'll represented and the ladies throne
III greater proportion than at any pre-
vious fair. Portland il we'll represen.
ted. John Wilson's circus and Mrs
Phelps troupe are the principle attrac-
tons. The display of horses and live
stock of all kinds is very fine. In the
race for Oregon three year olds, Miller
"Rye Straw" won the first heat easy,
in 1867 and in the second heat gal.
loped in ahead of Baskets "Nel''e
Glenn" in 2:15. Good racing to-mor-
row
, 1875-10-14
HOUSE.

The House passed bill authorizing
the joint committee to accept bids fol
incidental printing.
Mr.. WOOD presented H. 3. No. S, al
act for the relief of I. V. Mossman il
the sum of S12O. appropriation as mes
senger of Legislature in 1871. Referred
to committee on ways and means.
Mr.. Harris introduced II. B. No. G.
an act for the maintenance Of common
schools in Jefferson county. Referred
to committee on education.
Mr.. Miller introduced Ii. B. No.7, ar
act to repeal an act relative to the pre-
servatien of sheep in Island county
Referred to committee on agriculture.
A committee was appointed on immi
grafton. consisting of the names o.
Lloyd, Ringer, Ncwland. Ferguson and
Whitney.
The House adjourned to meet at II
o'clock to morrow.
, 1875-10-14
NCtkG0.
70 WH1sa IT Eaay CONCERN.

WTHEREAS, THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
Wv General Land Office, in letter dated Ju-
IyS. 1874, ordered that the lands in Township
% North, Range East, in the district of lands
subject to sale 81 Olympia, W. T., should he
withheld " from disposal as agricultural lands
until the nonmineral character thereof shall
have been fn:1y established" And, whereas,
atrick Paddcn, hing County, W. T., who made
/ compton fling for land in said township
an fringe viz, the S,4 Of n L 4 and N = of S
4 Of Sec 26, now makes application to make
his final entry Of a 'aad and has filed in this
odica his lidasit decl:ring that there is not
within the -irnit- D sale land, to his knowledge
any coz OR othe- valuable mineral deposit, I'D
that S, d land is e.. ontiaily ronmineral Ind.
Now, II rcfore. i'll accordance with instruct.
ions from the Commissioner of tho General
Lald Cilice, it is ordered that testimony touch.
ing the character Of sad described land Shall
be irsen before the Clerk Of he District Court
hold ng terms a. the ely of Seattle, in and fol-
the CouIty of King, at his Office, in the city
of Seat e, OF the 9Th day of November, 1875
beginning Il. / O'Clock p. 81 at which place and
time all pe.sons has ing interest in the matter
OF the character OF sad described land, e-e re
qli ed TO appear an here and then to present
such evidence a m serve to fully establish
Che character OF said act OF land, and wheth
re the same contains any valuable deposit OF
miaeral or not. s-~.... .-.,..
Given under our hands. at the United States
District Land Office, il Olympia, ". T., this
18th day OF September, 1875.
J.T. BROWN, Register. ESQ. 7
ROBERT G. STUART, Receiver.
, 1875-10-14


THE BLAKELY.-Thc steamer
Blakely arrived here during the
night, having in tow the bark
Annie. Capt. Cosgrove reports
the schooner Superior, having
on board a mile of railroad iron
for the Rcnton Coal Co., is at
Port Townsend and the schooner
Lovett Peacock somewhere be-
tween here and there. The
Blakely goes over to Port Blake
ly to-day to tow out two barks.
She took on some half a dozen
tons Of Talbot coal for her
own use.
, 1875-10-14

FREIGHT LISTS. Tho follow
ing is the freight list of the bark
Annie:
Seattle-Schwabacher Bros. Il
Co., $40; S. G. u Co., 121; Craw-
ford Il Harrington, 434; e. Mar
tin, 1; Il. N. M, II; G. MELON
aid, 127; J. M. Colman, 3; How
ey Il Barker, so; L. Rcimg, 203;
IS. DAVIS, Sc; Anderson u Os-
borne, 2; W. J. Wadlcigh, 16; J..
Mckinley, 13; J. f. Morrill, &
Co., 25.
! Olympia-95 pkgs.
Steilacoom- -32.
Victoria PA.
Port aTownsend--1S.
Tacoma--2S.
Coupeville--9.
ComaX, b. CO.
The following is the freight
list of the schooner Lovet Pea
cock:
Seattle Sch wabachcr Bros. &
Co., 263; J. F. Morrill,, 2; Rem
ton Goa! Co., II; Crawford Il
Harrington, 220.
Olympia-G. G. Turner, /; S.
Williams, 3; S. D., 10; L. B., 8;
w. F. Crosby, %.
Steilacoom-M. c. Il r., %.
Snohomish--E. G. Ferguson,
, 1875-10-14

STEAMSHIP PACIFIC. Yester-
day, towards evening, a dense
fog settled down about the har-
Dor and by 7 o'clock a person
could hardly see ten feet from
the wharf. About Z o'clock the
whistle of the Pacific was heard
and answered by the mill to
guide her in, and for about an
hour the whistles, with an oc-
casional solo from the Fanny
Lake and some slighs touches
from fog horns and bells on va
rious vessels in the harbor, COM
dined to make night hideous.-
She finally succeeded in making
a landing. She brought to this
place a largo number of passen-
gers, the list of whom we have
already published, besides some
G7 for Tacoma and Portland
She only laid here about 2 hours
and half and went on to Taco
ma to catch the 5 o'clock train.
The following is he-' freight list:
A. Winsor, 2; A. Wolff, 4;
bark G. L. Taylor, l ancho.; D..
Baker Il Co., 1; Crawford &
Harrington, Al; c. II. Melon
aid, 28; ID in diamond, IA; E. c..
Ferguson, l; F. Gasch, 3; G. in
diamond, 12; II. F. S., IS; Hall
4 Graves, 53; Intelligencer, Ii; J
Kracht, 3; J. c. Edmiston, 1; J.
Il. Broutholl, 3; J. Sullivan, 27;
J. Anderson, 1; J. f. Morrill,, Z;
J. +. Wilson, 2; J. r. Robbins,
l; J. F. Il II. Wilson, l; J. A.
McPhee, 6; j. W. Jewell, l; J.
P. Il A. Chilberg, ~; L. Reinig,
l31; NJ. a. Kelly, Z; Mrs. +.
Lewis, l; NJ. r. Maddoeks, l.;
NJ. II. Frost, 4; Mrs. Mcdonald,
1; Pinkham Il SAKE, l; P in dia-
mond s., 8; p. J. Primrose, 4; r.
Dougherty, 2; Sam. Kenny, l.;
Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Is; S.
& P, 2; S. & j., 21; Thos. w.
Prosch, 1; L. W, Is; L. Y. c.,
SO; w. c., 81; W. Melvin, 81;
Waddell 4 Miles, 5S; W. McC.,
, 1875-10-14

THE PAcIF1c.-Thc Pacific did
not go up Sound last night as
expected, probably on account
ofthc fog. She will take on at
Tacoma u considerable amount
of freight, mainly hops from the
Puyallup Valley. On her re
turn, she will coal here from the
Talbot bunkers. 1t is not known
vet how much coal she will take.
, 1875-10-14

In the House, Mr.. Hodgis introduced
II. NJ. No. l. praying for an appropria-
ton for the removal of distractions in
the way of navigation in the Columbia
river. Passed..
Mr.. Ferguson introduced II. NJ. 2,
praying for the establishment of q pcs
tai route from Seattle to Snohomish
City. Passed. -
Mr.. Foster introduced Fl. B. 8, an ACT
to provide system for common schools
Referred to committe on education.
II. B. 8, was introduced, an act to
prevent the indiscriminate sale and use
of poison. Referred to the judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Miller introduced Fl. B. 10, an
act for the protection of sheep in Is
land county. Referred to committe on
aericult IRE.
Mr.. Douthitt introduced II. B. II. ar
ect to amend an act to regulate proceed
ings in civil actions. Referred to judi
ciary committee.
II. B. II, was introduced, an act
amending an act defiaing the rights Of
husband and wife, approved Nov. IA.
1878. Referred to judiciary committee.
II. B. z, repeating en- act turning dog
tax collected over to the school fund, in
Island county, was read q third time and
passed.
The committee on printing reported
that they had accepted the bid of r. H..
Hewitt, for incidental printing. Laid
on the table for IL o'clock Monday
morning.
In the House. G. B. 6, was read third
time and passed.
Adjourned till Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
The members of both houses will 90
down to visit the enitentiary, Insane
Asylum, and University next Wednes-
day, and return on Thursday.
, 1875-10-14

ApoLoGY.-One of those veXa-
tious accidents to which printers
are SO peculiarly liable befell us
last evening and caused the de-
lay of the publication of last
evenings paper until this morn
ing. Our readers will lose moth
ing by the delay, for we have
thus been enabled to give them
in advance a good many items
o.rnews, the publication of which
would otherwise have been de-
layed to this evening; among
others, special f ON the Salem
State Fair and the freight list OF
the Pacific.
, 1875-10-14

CITY OF PANAMA.-From the
Pacific We learn that at the time
she left Victoria the City of Pan
ANA had gotten off the rocks
without material damage and
was lying alongside the dock,
taking Oil board the freight that
she had been obliged to dis
charge.
, 1875-10-14

Y Mrs. Miliiss was asked tho other
day how she NAL aged to get along SO
nicely Nth Mr.. Milliss. and frankly re-
piled: ooh, l feed him well. Wien
a woman marries, her happiness for a
little while depends upon the state of
her husbands heart; after that, it's
pretty much according to the state of his
stomach. ."-Brooh;lyn argus.
, 1875-10-14

AN EXAMPLE WORTH FOLLOWING
Last fall twenty young men and women
of Springfield, Mass. who wished em-
ployment, associated themselves togeth-
er, paid in a small capital, hired work
shop and boarding house, and began
manufacturing toys, table mats and
baskets. They laid aside onc-fourth
their wages to accumulate as capital,
and in six months saved $1,427 from
their wages and e35U in board and
washing. making a total saving of ST.
TIT by this system of self support.
, 1875-10-14
From Daily of Monday.

BAR-RooM FIGHT. In the
course of a fracas in q down
town beer-hall on Sunday night,
one gentleman of German ma
tionality partially sealped anoth-
or with q beer mug, making a
wound about SIX inches long.
The wounded man had his head
scwed up by physician and his
wound is not considered danger
Gus. No arrests were made, the
case being settled amongst them
selves. Tumblcr throwing is
getting to be quite q popular
amusement here.
, 1875-10-14

nm. The bark Windward has
finished loading with Seattle
coal and hauled out from the
wharf. She was towed out
yesterday afternoon by the Pol
itkofsky which came over for
that purpose. Her place was
taken by the bark J. B. Bell.
, 1875-10-14

In THE HARBoR.-Vessels are
crowding in our harbor now
Tho arrival of the bark Gem oi
Ocean Monday brings the mum
ber up to nine. OF these, one
is a ship, one a brig, one a schoon-
er and the rest barks.
, 1875-10-14

ARRIVALS. - The bark Annie
arrived here during the night.
She has 100 tons of freight for
our Seattle merchants. The
schooner Lovett Peacock arrived
here this morning. The number
Of vessels now in the harbor is
10 and the expected arrival Of
the Superior this evening or in
the morning and the return o1
the Pacigc will bring the num-
ber up to II.
, 1875-10-14

An Iowa farmer who has five
girls takes each one in turn on Sunday
afternoon and rubs her teeth with an
onion, and, as he quietly remarks:-
"None of m ever has beau q second
time"
, 1875-10-14

CITY CnARTER.-A meeting of
the City Council was held on
Saturday and others will be held
tonight and tomorrow night to
take action on the proposed new
charter for the City. A draft
Of the charter has already been
drawn up and submitted by the
CITY Attorney.
, 1875-10-14

COMET. - The Comet to-day
made her first trip since her re
pairs, going up the river this af
ternOon. She will make one
trip up White River and will
then temporarily do the towing
of the Talbot Company, while
the Wenat is beng repaired.
, 1875-10-14

NEW Drug STORE. Mr.. G.
Kellogg has opened his new
drug store temporarily in the
Post Office building, pending the
finishing of the new bank build
ing, in which he is to have his
store. He has q fine stock of
drugs.
, 1875-10-14

A New ELEMENT OF CITIZEN
.snIP-Within the past few days
eight Indians have appeared be-
fore the Clerk OF the United
States District Court, in this
city, and made oath Of their in
tention to become citizens of the
United States and the severance
of their tribal relations.
, 1875-10-14

II Figaro repoi,s this conversation
between two Paris artists: ''How are
you getting along?" "Oh! very well.
l ask now Il, 900 ($2, ,400) for b head and
90 900 (S4.000) for full length por-
trait" "Those arc my prices also -
They walk Oh little further. "How
many orders have you got at those pri-
ccs?" mot one. Aud you?" "Not one
either -
, 1875-10-14

WENAT.-Thc steamer Wenat
goes on the ways at Hammonds
ship-yard this afternoon. She
will be in the hands of tho car
penters for about two weeks and
will be thoroughly fitted up for
winter.
, 1875-10-14

u "Is e little bird singing in your
heart this morning?" asked Blifkins Of
his young wife at the breakfast table.
He had been out late tho night before.
and pretended to be very merry aid
amiable. eff you are caught going off
with the hired girl to another dance i'll
beer garden III set thousand birds
to singing in your heart or about your
ears, was tho reply. And Blifkins'
, 1875-10-14
T The story that Ten ayson

D The story that Tenayson u
sumes cigars vigorously while compos-
ing poetry should not lead the crowd oi
young gentlemen with rundown col
lars, to suppose that they can write firs :
class poetry by smoking themselves to
death. Shakespeare limped little but
that is no sign that every cripple can
write play like Hamlet. .t.-a.
, 1875-10-14

MEETING. = The riggcrs and
stevedores ofthis city are taking
steps for the organization of a
society for the protection of
their interests. They will hold
q meeting some time during the
week.
, 1875-10-14
PILE-DRIvING.-The pile-dr

PILE-DRIvING.-The pile-driv.
CT Of Mr.. FL. A. Atkins has tenn
porarily shut down work on the
new wharf Of Seattle Coal 4
Transportation Co.and is at work
driving a tier of fender piles
along the end of Crawford 4
Harrington's wharf.
When the fleet of vessels now
in the harbor awaiting loads gets
cleaned out a little, the Co. will
have the space where the YES
sells now lie to load, between the
bridge and the L of the new
wharf, filled in and the track
and business transferred TO the
new wharf. Part Of the old
wharf will be torn up.
, 1875-10-14
From ID : lily of Wednesday

IMMIGRANTS The steamship
Pacific brought to this place los
passengers mostly immigrants
from the grass-hopper States.
They strung out into quite long
line as they passed up from the
boat.
, 1875-10-14

THE CALIFoRNIA.-The steam
ship California, from Portland
for Sitka, arrived hore yester-
day afternoon, bringing as freight
Sc packages of merchandise, or
rs tons, all consigned to Mr.. G.
Kellogg, being the stock and
fixtures of the new drug store
which he intends to open here
shortly. The California left at
two o'clock on Sunday.
, 1875-10-14

GA5 Sheriff Williams of Kit
sap Co. is in town. On his re-
turn to Port Madison he will
take with him All Tuck, Chi
naman awaiting his trial for lar
ceny, who will be confined III
the jail at that place until the
next term of the District Court.
, 1875-10-14

OATs.-The schooner Winged
Racer, Captain Calhoun, arrived
to-day with between y and 13
tons of oats from the farm of
the Calhoun Bros. on the Swim
omish Slough.
, 1875-10-14

In the Council. Mr.. Blinn presented
c. 3. 5, an act appropriatipg funds to
paint fence at Capitol grounds. Refer
red to committee on ways and means.
Mr.. Blinn introduced G. 3. 6, IN act
to repeal an act entitled an act to
provide for the public printing and dis
tribution of the laws and journals,
passed Jan. 10, 1878. Passed.
Mr.. Pickering introduced G. B. z. an
act to provide for the settlement of the
estate of Sumner B. Kinds, deceased
Referred to committe on Judiciary.
, 1875-10-14

GAS. - Notwithstanding the
numerous cruel jokes that we
know will be perpetrated by
every editor that sees this notice,
we cannot refrain from informing
our readers that we Lave intro
duced gas fixtures into our Office
and have done away with tallow
candles. In most Of the offices
on the Sound the gas that runs
the machine is obtained out Of a
q little brown Jug"
, 1875-10-14

nA- Mr.. r. L. Thorne, late of
the Northern Pacific Railroad
corps of engineers is employed
to make the surveys for grading
Lake Avenue of the Seattle
Homestead Association and will
commence work Immediately.
, 1875-10-14

FoG.-Last night was one of
the foggiest We have seen
on the Sound for a very long
time. The North Pacific with
her experienced pilots, had some
difiic llty in finding the wharf.
, 1875-10-14
.<-6E&

ERRATUM. - In our issue of
Saturday blundering compost
tor makes the passenger list OF
the Salvador appear as that OF
the City of Panama.
, 1875-10-14

l 4 Maryland doctor agreed TO cure
a cripple by laying on of hands" and
failing to do SO, he was so grieved and
ashamed that he stole a mule and left
the neigborhood at midnight.
, 1875-10-14
Territorial Legislature.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8.

Mr.. Sovey introduced G. 3. No. 3, an
act relating to the subdivision OF dis
tricts for holding courts. Read second
time, and referred to committee on ju-
dietary.
In the Council, Mr.. Sovey introduced
Council bill No. 4, au act to fix the time
of holding the Supreme and District
courts. Read second time and referred
to the Judiciary committee.
, 1875-10-14
EVOLUTIONARY ENTERTAINMENT

"A free elocutionary entertain
ment will be given at Yesler's
Hall tomorrow (Thursday) eve
ming by Rev. w. Il. Ross, Pro
fessor of clocutiOn for several
years in the State Normal School
at Casrleton, Vermont, and more
recently of the Jefferson Liberal
Institute, Wis. Readings and
recita,ions will be given of hui
morous, dramatic and pathetic
character that will prove highly
entertaining and instruc i've.
, 1875-10-14

VIs1r.-We had the pleasure
of a visit last evening from Mr..
Ed. Pullen, a young printer for
merly Of Olympia, who has
been working in San Francisco
for some time.
, 1875-10-14

~ If a young man sits up too late
with his sweetheart out at Haddonfeld a,
the old folks como into the parlor, and,
with a refinement of sarcasm, invite
him to wait few minutes longer and
breakfast will be ready.
, 1875-10-14

~ The beach below Bullene's s
machine shop presents quite the
appearance ofa ship-yard. There
is q gang of ship carpenters
there, dressing the spars for the
brig Levi Stevens.
, 1875-10-14

HAULED IN.-Thc ship Edo
RADIO and the bark j. b. Bell
have hauled in alongside the Sc
attic coal wharf to await their
turn to load.
, 1875-10-14

LoGs.-The Fanny Lake came
down the river Monday eve. with
three booms of logs, two from
Gellerson's camp and from John
Burns.
, 1875-10-14

@r AS we go to press the
steamer having on board the leg
islators is coming in, and q sa-
lutte is being fired in their honor.