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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-04
Centennial Musings.

ron the 4th of July last. 81 on lone barrer
sic - in mid Pacific, gentleman now in Homo
ulu composed the following spirited lines, whict
le entities /" Came too late for the Centennial,
md sends them to the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISER
In the history Of the human race
nobser deed you cannot trace,
That what in '76 took place,
hundred years 60
Twas men Of mark, with nerve and will,
That wrote on parchment with quill
wha, did With anger monarehs hH,
A hundred years ago.
Some copies Of this document
with all dispatch to France we're sent,
which gave King Georges anger vent,
A hundred years ago.
ship loads Of venom quickly came,
Commanding, in King Georges name,
That we submit, complain,
hundred years ago.
The struggle came, as come 1t must,
When each man PLACID in God his trust,
For all they ask'd was fair and just,
A hundred years ago.
Then Freedoms torch with light did I'LL
Each Patriots breast-and does so still
That blaz'd 50 bright on Bunker Hin,
A hundred years ago.
The royal troops in heI.h pack
OF hired assassins, white and black,
We're worse than boodhounds on their track,
hundred years ago
Immortal fame shall consecrate =
The gallant hearts that met their fate,
Brayrg the royal IDIOTS hate.
A hundred years ago
For there are names that will not die,
That did the royal wrath defy
They held commissions from on high
A hundred years ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-11-04

1 Advertisers reading lu Uuiled States ean
paV Ar teir cncosng Gcenhncks Inlsd States
PtaFr Ssamps CT sach they wish 20 pay and NET
arls viii pcr above tAtir r thc time paid r
a7r pualncss Cards, When Foa A rnAhs are
aiSacd discount fSom these rnsa, which are lf uanif
aAVrrtlscmsnts when paid or charged quarterly .
single cotrs ADrnNftsfn, Ttn Ntnif wien ebsFa
F,Resn Cents, ~ the dozen, One Dollar
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-08-12

Under the Supervision OF competent Asssyers
No quantity Of Ore, heweysr small, Will bt
worked for less than S5.
ID. VAN IENNEP. Manager.
winaesucca, August 20, ls75.-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

There is a man out in the west
ern part Of the county. that halls from
Missouri. He is SO poor and shiftless
that his aeighbofs call him.''old.mis-
cry"
OlG Misery came here IN the early
days and selected the poorest claim
in the county upon which he built
Linn a dug out and pastured one SOL
itary hog Of the stock that. never fat
ten.
The recent developments in the
school districts have teen filling him
with CONSERVATION. At the time binds
were voted, he worked with all his
s..crsy and employed all the oratory
t,.at idlcness besets against the pro-
lo>ition, but to no purpose. During
the past few years his taxes haze been
light, very light indeed. but latterly
they have been dividing the districts,
leaving old Misery in the old district.
4 homesteader driving by the other
day found him solibquizing in this
wise: This hyar school 'rangement
j. mighty uncertain aud precarious.
Hyar | been and voted. against bonds
and now they hare divided until they
have saddled it all onto me. This ed
aication and common school system is
gwiue to be the 'structiou of the priv
leges and hbertlesofAmerican citizens.
We didn't have 10 sieh things in Mis-
suari. These hysr taxes will be the
ruiuation of the country. This is VIVA,
ZONES of 'er publican 'min;stsasiou-"
And be went out and looked at his
bog, aud sighed as be contemplated
the probability of its being fat enough
80 Ill before tbs assessed came around
Asxst spring
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

Professor Aughey has received no.
Sce from the corresponding secretary
of the St. Louis Academy of Science,
that he was elected to the position of
a corresponding member of that iDsti-
tuition. Che ST Louis Academy is the
headquarters of all the scientific minds
on the Western Continent. and it is
considered a very distinguished honor
10 lie permitted to become a member
vi the institution. Prof. Aughey re
celved at the same time, the congrat-
ulations of the Academy Of Science
upon being the FIRST to. discover of the
fact that man wSs the contemporary of
the elephants on the Western Cont.
uent. Prot. Aughey has also received
letters from some Of the most eminent
scieati6c men of Europe, congratulate
ing him upon his discovery. Prot.
Aughey is the man Nebraska wants
10 fill the important position of her
State geologist."
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
For President
JAS. G.. Blaine.
For Vice President,
r. B. Hayes.
CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN STATE CON,
VENTicN.

TO NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR STATE
OFFICES.
The Republican electors oftbe State
Of Nebraska are hereby called to send
delegates from the several counties to
meet in State Convention at Lincoln,
on Tuesday, the Goth day of Septem
her, 1876, for the purpose Of placing
10 nomination a candidate for member
of congress, and candidates for Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
Of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Supcrin-
trndent of Public Instruction, Attor-
rey General, and Land Commissioner,
snd to transact such other business as
may properly come before it.
The several counties are entitled to
the sane representation as in the
State Convention called this day to
meet at Fremont on the 25d day Of
Nay, 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
PROCEEDING. cC TIE BOARD CO &c.
COMMISSIONERS.

June 81, 1876.
Met pursuant. 10 adjournment. Full
Board present. Minute. Of Last meet
ing read and approved.
Resignation OF James McHush,
Constable Of Harmony precinct. a.
cepied.
The following lease, Of school lands
were granted:
Geo. Broadwell, < " Sec. lG, !
9; Theodore Saunders, s + Sec. 10
4. II.
Report Of j. f. Smith, late Justice
Of the Peace and Over,eer Of the Poor
Guide Rock precinct, presented and
approved
The following accounts Us. State
approved: Mark II. Warner, adver-
Using sale of School Lands. s. V j
A. Tullcys, copying sale Of school lands
SO on.
Valuation Of SlNW and sw .
no and Nv ! ne . Of Sec. 80, ., ~,
reduced to y. 80 per acre on tax list
of 1874.
The following accounts allowed:
+. b. Smith, Assessors fees 500 Sc
n. Click "a 06
J. L. Miller, making desk 800
VI. II. Warner, printing % ~
State Journal Co. blanks Cos
Bill of Costs, State VS. Hebberlee Is IL
School Bond tax Of s. d. No. %
ordered to be stricken from tax list,
the bonds Of said district having been
cancelled.
Adjourned till July Sd, 1876, at 10
O'Clock a. IN.
j. A. TuLLEYs, G. W. BALL,
Clerk. Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

The Fair Grounds will he open for
the reception of all articles aud stock
on the ire; day Of the fair, NJ ; clock
A. ".
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
Official Directory.

CONGRESSIONAL.
As. Paddock. Beatrice. us. Senator.
W. Hitchcock, Omaha, U. ; Senator.
Lorenzo CroUnse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
SILAS CARRIER. Governor. Lincoln.
Bruno Tzschuck. Sec. If State.
J. Weston, Linc5ln, Auditor.
j.. G. McRriie. Treasurer.
Geo. IL. RJberts. Atty Gen.
]. i. Mex cnzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub Instruc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo. B. Lake. Omaha. ChiefJ %sstice.
DlnIGantt. Nebraska City. ... H..
am Maxwell. P~lstsInouthj ~"
WEBSTER COUNTY,.
J. A. TuiIeys, Cousty Clerk.
y. II. Jones. Treasurer.
I. W. TuIleys. Probate Judge.
~. &. Bili. sheriff.
j. :. Glib I'm, School Sup't.
g e. Coon. Coroner.
" T. Thorn, County Surveyor
u. W. Ball.
y. Na'teson. County Commissioners
J. II. Hobart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

AWARDING COMMITTEE.
S. kerschner, Gienwood Precinct.
W. N. Richardson. Rec Cloud. "
l.. e. O,msted, Inavale,
LADY EQUEsTRIANSHIP.
Best management of a horse 10 saddle
by a lady, Fancy riding bride.
ID best whip.
Best management Off horses in har-
ness, Carriage whip.
ID best Diploma.
Best management Of horse in har-
ness Carriage whip.
I'd best Diploma.
AWARDING COMMITTEE.
R. B. Fulton. Walnut Creek precinct.
W. w. Brewer, Red Cloud
Fralcis Snow, Glenwood
Dan Ross, Superintendent of class.
CLASS ,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

AWARDING COMMITTEE.
Ms Alcx.nie Ter Bently, inays'e Ms
Levi Moore. ani Mr.. W.n. T.. Jack
ION, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
Centennial Hotel
Riyerton, Nebraska.

D. G. HOLDRIDGE, - PROP.
Thi- house has been bailt within
the last year. fEery:hmg new and
clean. Good stables in connection
with the house.
ea%Remember the place, east side
d he E'Teek, J-,f
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

by order Of State Central Commit
tee.
G. Il. Yost, Sec. G. Fl. Gere, Chm.
Lincoln, March Sth, 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
AWARDING COMMITTEE.

Oscar Arnold Saltwater.
John Burtis, Red Cloud.
l.. y. E.Ison, Bath.
q. ". Hammel, Sup'f. Glass;.
CLASS 3.
SWINE.
Poland Chiua or Msgec.
Best boar | year cd and over 800
II best -
Bes, pair pig, 6 months cd aud
under ! year 100
81 bes, %
Best pair r;ps under & months old 50
"a hes, -
Best SOW and litter Of pigs net over
> months Old 300
"a best 30
BERKSHIRE CHESTER WHITE.
Same as ADORE.
AWARDING COMMITTEE
John Laverty, Batin precinct.
James Allabaugh, Walnut Creek
Sam'l King, Oak Creek
CLASS 4.
SHEEP.
Best buck any age 800
% best 50
Best eve any age 800
ID best / 30
Best flock of not less than 5 400
"a best 200
AWARDING COMMITTEE.
J. Henry Hobart, Oak Creek.
H. G. Minnick, Harmony.
Judson Bailey, Guide Rock.
Ira Sleeper. Sup't of Class 3 and 1.
CLASS ).
POULTRY.
Best coop Of chickens not less than
six 100
ID best so
Best pair turkeys %
ID best 80
Best pair geese 90
I'd best 80
Best pair ducks 90
ID bss. %
AWARDING COMMITTEE.
L. Ii. Luce, Inavale. A. Scott, Har-
mony. }. ID. Leach, Red Cloud.
CLASS 6.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Best quality and yield of white
wheat, not less than ) acres... 81 90
I'd best.......".... ........... .....2 10
Best quality and yield Of Red
wheat, not less than 5 acres... 3 90
I'd best....."..... ................... 30
Best quality and yield of oats not
less than , acres. ................3 90
I'd 30
Best quality and yield Of barley not
less than , acres.....-.............3 CO.
ID best ..... %
Best quality and yield Of rye not
less than . acres............. .....3 90
ID best so
Best specimen of bpckwheat...." 2 90
I'd best.......""......... ...........l 10
Best quality and yield of corr not
less than 5 acres ..........-.......3 90
I'd best so
Largest display of vegetables ..... 2 90
I'd best......... ......."........l 90
AWARDING COMMITTEE.
Isaac Cowlyy, Glenwood. Alexander
Walker, Inavale. George Simpson,,
Guide Rock.
CLASS Z.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Best potatoes not less than ! bu. Of
any q kind. Each........".... %
I'd best ................... 5000. diploma !
Best wheat, oats, rye, barley, and
corn, not less than ! bushel of
either. Each......~......"..." 50
ID best....-".... ......"-.... diploma
Best display of cabbage......-...... 30
ID best recommendation
Best specimen Of vine products
each........ ..."............"..."...2J
I'd best..-.........."......- diploma
AWARDING COMMITTEE.
John McCallum, Glenwood; Thos.
Kennedy, Walnut Creek /; Chass Nun
ger, Red Cloud.
Oliver r. Downs, John Z. Wilcox,
Class s, and I.
CLASS 8.
FANCY WORK.
Best specimen silk embroidery...-- so
ID Observation-Disclosures. diploma
Best specimen worsted embroidery so
ID host 1;olomo
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

TIT END Is Nor Rememb Der
this is the last week Of the Great Re-
duction at W. q. Jameson s before leav-
ing for the Eastern markets. Reflect
on this: A Gents Gold Hunting Lever
Watch for S25; lady's gold hunting
lever watch for SIS; gents stem
winding watch for s. so; Rogers best
table knives for Il 90 set a lady's
solid gold set breach and earrings for IS
to 81 30; sleeve buttons from 81 up
wards; SHIRT studs for 81 upwards;
Coin silver vest chains from 81 upwards;
a good Rogers A No l napkin rings
from % cents to 81. If you study your
own interest. you will not miss this last
opportunity to procure the greatest bar
gains ever offered in watches and jewel
ry This week only at
W. q. JAMIEsoN's.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SEATTLE Aug. 81 1876

Af<A a A~Esr aug 81. : 20
The Council tret Pursuant 10 adjourn
meu'. Mayor Weed in the chair. Ccuu.
ciImen presen. at roll-caH. Messrs. Bell.
Barker. CLANCY, Hall. Kennsy. and
Leary.
The minutes Of last N citing wsr.
read and approved.
The supplemental contract with Geo.
Edwards for additional cribbing on
Front street WAS submitted II the
Council
On motion. the City Attorney was
instructed 70 draw 81 ordinance provid-
ing that Geo Edwards BE- paid 500 for
rebuilding the cribbling aud necessary
earth work Ola Front street h.tweeu Co
!umbia aud Marion streets, said work
TO b. approved by the City Surveyor.
The yeas and nays bling called the vote
stood, Barker. Bell. Hall. Kenny. Clan
cey and Lcary. yeas.
On motion, 10 was ordered tha, the
grading Ola Front street shall he Of full
width ou the entire length Of the street.
On motion, II was ordered that war
rants bc drawn IN favor Of George Ed
ward, contractor, for the grading on
Front aud Mil streets. according TO APP
proximate estimates. 10 b. fled by the
City Surveyor.
On motion the Council adjourned
until to morrow evening. Sept. lst,
1876. at h.lf-past seven O'Clock for the
pnrpose Of completing the unfinished
business before the Council.
WM. A. ISMAS, City Clerk.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

WHAICoM ITEMS. s. Baxter,
who has for the past five years served
in the capacity Of manager of the mer-
camille department Of the Bellingham
Bay Coal Co.'S establishment al this
place rendered his resignation Of that
position some months ago. which resig.
nation lay in abeyance until the ar
rival of President Cornwall last week.
when it was finally accepted. and Mr..
ID. Rodgers. late of Kansas, installed in
his place. Mr.. Baxter will remain in
charge until the lst of September 80.
The assessment roll Of this county. rs
approved and revised by the Board Of
County Commissioners. for 1876, foots
up $j03, 800. The real estate portion
amounts to 5000. li7; personal prop
erty s20I. i22. The revenue 20 the
county from this assessment amounts to
i,02S s. school and Territorial res
pectively, SOFA q; and for road pur-
poses, *l,007 Is. Harry McCue, who
n few weeks ago commenced logging at
Squallicum Greek, near this town, has
now raft of some 500. 900 feet Of the
best logs ready for market. He is do
ing well beyond oil expectation. &C.,.
The b. b c. c. ship Lookout made the
trip from this port to san Francisco,
last week, iii six days and IA half.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01
MARROW EscAPE.-Yestcrday after

NARROW ESCAPE. Yesterday after
noon q little boy, absu. six or seven
years of age was fishing on the end OF
Stone l. Burnett's wharf, when a couple
Of boys came along and pushed the
little fellow of Ii was most fortunate
for the boy that the Teaser Glanced TO
be lying at the dock at the time. and
that the mate, Mr.. Clark. was a good
swimmer. and one Of those men who is
always on hand in such an emergency
fo- he jumped into the water. caught
hold OF the boy and swan with him to
one Of the piles where he held on till
Captain Monroe, and some of the hands
from the steamer came tn their assist
snce, Had it not been for this fortu-
nate circumstances. that there CHANGED
To be help at hand. the boy would have
undoubtedly have been drowned. ~ the
miserable gsmins who pushed him off
quickly scampered away leaving him
- his fate.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOfIL.

OCCIDENTAL HOIkL-
L. Blum. A Rossner, Dan. Richsrds,
Portland. Oregon; A W Gray. NJ Yahyr,
w B Crossen ! McIsaac, City: Vim De
Shaw. Point Agate: II E Flynn. Lake
Washington: VIM Ksyton. Skagit Riv.
er; Miss Miles. Mrs Mcdonald. New
Castle; SilAs Symons. John E.
Hill, Snohemish: Thos Maxwell. Port
Ludlow; NJ Watkinson, e johnson,
Miss NJ Watkinson. Union City; Ed
win Eels, Skokomish; Louis Forakay,
F Albert, Port Gamble; 4 Traynor,
Victoria; " II Francis: San Francisco;
5 Brown. Steilacoom; j w Brown. Ia
coma. NJ Schlussel, New York: II II
Wilcox. Hood River; A II Fowles. As
toria.
NEW ENGLAND.
f. Williams, Portland; Geo y Handel
San Francisco; II Hines, Peter Wilson,
Victoria; Jos + Pallen. Geo D Messe-
gee, City; Thos Stump. H j Tom.
son. allula; ] II Naylor, T II Davis,
I II Adams. Centreville; c II Land L
wife. White river; T Durkee wife
and three children. Oregon; D Dan
meau, II GAntier. Pogtland.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
Thos. BANKER. + A.n,an. Port Lud.
ow: A LINN and wife, Port Gamble;
A o Olson. B Peterson, Snohomish; I
Mcclure. Port Blskely; n Salmonsou
Olympia: Thos Griffin. Snoqualmie
Swan Anderson. Henry Dawn. City
NJ II Spencer. Port Blakely: J Mart
] Langssou. F White, Vim Lemar
John Neil, White River.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

Coop WoRK.-There are two plan
ers AZ work III NJ >dison mill under the
supervision of one man. On Tuesday
the smaller one put through b. 800 feet
in twrlvc hours work The sa.ue ma
chine has done - 600 .eet of ixi deck
plank in ten hours. The larger one
has recently put through i5,2i3 feet of
/ il ch stuff in IL hours aud Ii min
uteS, aud has dressed simbers 10 feet
long. aud ? feet wide 10y six inches
thick. These figures speak we'll for
both the machinery and the workman
In charge.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

BACK AGAIy.-Tbe j. b. Libby ar.
rived here night before last from Bel
bingham Bay aud La Conner with II
small load of freight. They report
that il is very lively about Ii Conner
just now. There are three or four
thrcshing machines RAINING full blast,
one Of which owned by Mr. Samuel
Calhoun. is run by steam, the engine of
which has capacity Of ten horse
power. The steamer Yakims is now
loading with one hundred tons of grain
for Port Gamble, and the schooner
Mary Parker is at the wharf waiting
for load. We learn that Mr.. CAL
houn will ship eighteen thousand
bushels of grain from his farm this year,
and besides this a larger amount than
ever before will be shipped by other
parties. We learn that Mr.. Calhoun
has done all his harvesting by ma
chinery this year, and that he WAS the
first to introduce improved agricultural
machinery into that section
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

HAD TO CoME BAcK-The Teaxer
undertook 10 tow out the bark Montana
yesterday afternoon. and Just As she
VAS starting the vessel from the wharf,
The key which fastened the propeller TO
the shan came out and rendered her
entirely helpless rs the propeller would
nos rcvolse. She WAS pulled back 10
TIE vessel by the tow line, aud warped
around into the slip At Stone X Bur
aests wharf. and ~hen the tide went
cat las, evening the propeller
vas again fastened % tile shaft
IL" fortunate tina, the accident occurred
where II did. for had she been cat In
vac Sound ., the time. the vessel would
1ave been obliged "a anchor with her.
aha send for assistance. The Otter
.asrwupon took the bark in te~ down
'" Fort Townsend yesterday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01
THE New DEPARTvgE-The frs.

THE NEW DEPARTUgk-The first
daily all from Tzcoma viii arrive here
this evening From this time forward.
~e sh.ll have . daily mail, which will
- matter OF great convenience. The
Ansie stewar. ~ill bring down the mail
this evening, s. the Aida. which has
the contrac. for carrying the mail. is on
the gridiron at Tacoma, and cannot be
put on the route until Saturday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01
A NUISANCE. Officer Thorndyke in

\ NUISANCE Officer Thorndyke in
forms Us that residents along the Day.
both in the northern and southern sub
URLS of town complain of hoodlums--
both boys and full grown men. going in
swimming in front Of their premises.
at all hours Of the day. ExpoStula-
tions AMI warnings thus far have pro-
duced no effect and the indecent annoy
ance has become monoionouS We are
authorized Ia notify the offending par.
ties that the practice must be discon-
,inued or they will receive the careful
attention Of the police.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

FROM fOhI MApIsoN.-We ieaIh
from gentleman over from Port Madi-
son yesterday. that the Visit Hotel at
thA, place has been undergoing
thorough repairs. New verandas and
pcrches have been built. and the house
completely changed ia its external APP
psarAnce. and thoroughly renovated
aud re- built inside. The barken,ine W
II. dawley is also undergoing repairs.
The old plsnking will DC all removed
a,d replaced with new. aud the old
timbers. As far a. necessary. taken out.
The Gawley isa French vessel. brought
to tho Sound about fourteen years ago,
having been partially burned at sea,
and sold 10 Mr.. Meigs. by whom sha
WAS rebuilt. She has been running
ever SINCE, and after this ovcrhauling
will be . service able vessel for some
years to come Two additional csrpen-
tsr' wen. over TO on the Ruby yesterday
T. push the work
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

A PErIrIoN.-A petition to his En-
cellency. Governor Ferry. asking for
the pardon of Peter Delaney. who was
sentenced to fifteen years imprison-
ment twelve months ago. for killing one
Frazier. At Lake Washington, two years
since, AMI who is now confined in KIT
sap county Jail. is being extensively
circulated by John WEIGH. lie has al
ready obtained about five hundred and
fifty signatures, among whom we notice
many of our leading citizens and bust.
ness men. Mr.. Wclch will visit the
coal mines soon. and afterwards will
circulate tho petition in Kitsap county.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

WILL RETURN notice among
the lis, Of passengers on the next steam
or. the name of Mr.. Geo. Moore, the
photographer. Mr. Moore, it will be
remembered, sold out his business here.
with the intention Of abandoning Seat
tie: but we now incline 10 the opinion
that he, like many others who have
gone abroad, has come 20 the oonclu.
sion that there are many worse places
than this. after all We also notice
the name Of Captain Lawson, II the
cs,as; survey on the same steamer list
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

REMARKABLE - We learn from a
gentleman over from ~. Helen. City,
Oregon. tia, . remarkable escape &C.
CURED seven miles from tia, place the
other day. A Ia ie child abou: two
years Of age. ~hI playing n q we'll
curb fell through 10 he bottom of the
well. a distance Of 'irty feet. passing
between . numtsr of mbers, aud was
taken out entirely uni. red.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

CoMISG.-The following lis, of pas
sengers left san Francisco Tuesday for
the Sound Per s,eamship City of Pam
ANA; 7 Haneneau, l. G. Hall, Henry
Martin, ia Res LAWSON, Mrs s. J..
Alexander. Miss p. Martin, Mrs. z.
Scott. q. " Smith. T. W Best wife
and child, M, Hattie Merione. George
Moore. DAVID Grsham and IS in the
Storage
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

80 The Otter went o. the gridirou
last evening near King Foster'a
boiler shop. for the purpose of having
her hull overhauled aud scraped. As
she has been running on the Duwamish
river this season, in very low water, it
Is supposed that her bottom is consider
ably bruised from contact with snags.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-01

Rg.ArroryrED Rev. Mr. Atwood
And family returned Wednesday from
Albany, Oregon. where he had BEEN at
tending the annual NJ. E Conference
He has been returned TO his cid charge
in this city. much IN the qualification Of
his many friends here.