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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

srrarNg couG4- CHaAraL-nosourEJ
80 .ccrilu ar'. Bill -J5.lae Mutual life ms.
Cl..rl.c iiaul Il California Thornton AKA Horn
g. .e..t' i.rt same. e"s Fowler act. Coorcr
"a Nand1r, o,ss at The 2a2 Ind. 1rt ihf tguit.
s'l 81 Fl Grove as. ahr Lie ,ocrtJ.
irs. 60. az. WiHsgn - ! .H sgt ne "r. 'eo.
io- raven aet. Ci'rs. 90 tutc 49,. A-t.y.
@ ,5.. -, i'''' , , si "' ''''"'
80 i ie-' ooa . ,,' ' '''
Is3 T5ssci 3st 5' TgEre sg irER .s E3 Bank
10 iIils at Douglass 204 Barnett AT. ZactariiS
iso"nr,zelart; ,! imcs ao7 teens as' narTi..
gO7 I:yau at Ryan. SOs Seyuard agt Boost
s.rcIAL rEm-LArnScEL
Inv q,d Fat. $40. no American Paddle
500 Ta In, d al a. s he Mss o. s' 'ro'o
Globe Mai Lie ms 3s7 Ea.sy ~, F;here ct al
sls. Lslcad ct al.Art Deems 80, al
200 Dir .s agt. Eapp ct ct a.
3Gl. .Goeke aRt lock". 42O.-fi4lcht agI htauf
4.O..Muuay ast Armstrong o.. rna 40: Co.,,
4l..aSnsy aet. Armstrong 22-9 Is.si.n at, cray,
22s waIsc. at Day. ing, Iusrtdton agL
$40. HarIot -c.' agL liar -, s S.Ik 81 o.,
2lI Niisiail asL Robert. OH. .To~,s.pd el al ast
2ss re re Grand r. > / R.R. 5Is. .Iog. % ct a. ngt
374. Mason agi. LIBBY. Js7 M1a.'ach 9gt Amend
CiRcrrr-PABT I.-BARnrr j.
1912 Cotton agt Morisey, 1885 sloan ct al agt. Could
2s58 o'Doancli agt The May. 90 MA at. oBnen
sc.
1899 Ilc1iierton sgt clar lI+oa MaGhintosh sg The
mont hnokerbocktr ! &C
i767 Sio5rr ast Ialico sLoughrln jr agt Mat
1851. Ml.amoTo q a. agt. 49, ththsti al.
Johnson ct al lO7.-PEa.r and sno agt
1883 Kaufman AZ. Osborn Ahearu AM
Al. 1885. .Forsy "a agt ms on aud
1851. Stewards agL Frrrch. 1900 ana.
4g3..llln at. The Mayor, 1875 p Nat aCt Carroll
&c l35t..NiktsoD ard 1nO, &c.
1923. MOIencai aFt. Milford aet. Prentice.
and N. H. Il. Co. lj7'.."e,he agi. Sreman ct
nv '' DAFT 579--wenle agt Haviland e,
io'i Goaid 81 al lGI7.-Dgakc ard apo as
1913. .Gaaudot AIT. Brown. Wright and
1853. Kidd and anO. agt
Packard.
Pant III.-LARREMoRE, J.
so7L.sTeng. recr agt Tain 1913 Bell and ano agt Til
to-. den.
2sss smelly agt Conner, 1891 Hamilton agt Green
Sheriff. 4lS--Mccolnb asf. The III.
1909. Moody Il al AT. Pei. cclsor Hanui'g CO.
57Ji2 D9riiy sgt. Parp l735 HENDERSON Hst. White
lSll.-Farr 81 A. agt. Holden. 800 et al
1891. .NoUburger agt Mon. 2559-1he Mayor &c, agt
sols NGgcr e, al art Jacobs. 1871 Gooridgo a Skid
15J Orig AMI At al.
- Roberts q a. e9l .Vsn Wrinkle agt Whit
296S. .ElsbcTg Rst lh May , - lock
or. &c ~. l0ls~Genet agt The Mayor
ms. Co, agt. Deyhn. sol Lee sgt sayle, and
81 .Lowenstein agt Low
cutbal.
SUPERIOR KT-GESERAL TEiM-CuErs AND VAN yoRsf IT,
Appeas from OsrieTs. 14.-hEoI AIT Hexter.
9. Burnett agt snyder. 1T. Moore agt BeIioni.
10. Burnelt agi snyder 1s.DuuIty sgt. hrie Raj
II Burneti AIT. Snyder WAY co.
IL. Burnett agi. Suydcr %. Cochran agt Gotiwnld
- BurDett at snyder 20 Eins'ein ast. Chapman.
GeTfr0l calendar. sc.
10 MSdan agi. Covert ct 81. 20. .Turney sgt Dunn.
a.. Campbell agt Conner,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
TAWRR ENEaEEN &FsELAOS
fegnl Notlres.


IN pursuance of an order OF Delano G. Cal
W. olrogiie of the County OF A"S iorA, n0'ceB
hereby given all having CLAIMS against liam 5.
thereof 10 the subScrbr ccs u
Charles IT, Hsy, 10 i22 owefy, IN the Ctv II Nes.3 rk
before Ae 5l day q November neNt-Daioc NewN OK.
Cisries Il. Iaiisy, striker. Frington.
my5 IawGnW. EIecuto;s.
IN pursuance of an order of DELAN0 C.
CALVIN. esq, Surrogate Of the County Of w.YorS,
nGff 10 ne stl Of S y Of S eaesss 10
prset ,ie with vouchers thereof the Subscribers AZ
Hnas. 90 Nassau st. in the CITY Of SeTY6rG on or 10
fore the ill.,; day OF November neNtDatet New lolS ne
sp ~ Of APRIL 1916 lanes F RS ESss'ef
SUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF WEST
- Giles LR.-DANiD :. DUNCOAB and EitAsrusf.
M5GR AH6 5"NN o&r hS RhdHD c53
PANl SIDNEY CORNELL, ELIZA HATFIELD; SEW:
ThG CITY or Hkw93kk THE EAIi9StL P4 4Rk
BAN H. y, ELLfE9 ASnL H'oS MiLb,AM n SR md
GEORGE W. MEAD (Deicndautsl-TO Al WHOM IT
sna @ Of this uCn %,d % Ss s above cd
ton and bearing date the twepynnth day Of January lsIa
bonds Mortgage set folth ~ TIE COM ant
Snd Of the COUPONS % sal sSads 70 VII s n, ,s
dated October l. 1872 secured by rs aosase TO The sad
Comfy In Iber 5Yi OF Mortgages
los December 1872 and also 10 take al account OF all
absolute purchasers security for Indebtedness Of the
sad Nerloik housatonc aud Northern Railroad Company
persons who the holders thereof respectively
10 ascertain aud report The nature and extent The IN
specvely HEaEBl GIVE RouCE undtr and pursuant 70
the sAOrty conferred by said ordr that the inst hearing
az White Plains IN the County of Wesohrste ON he twenty
FIRST day Of June, 1876. al 10 o'clock Of that day ana
any claim which they may have upon any OF the said Bonus
Coupons
AMHERST WIGHT IT,
LUXE A. Locxwoop Plaintin. Attorney. so and 81 LIB
erty ST., Ne~.lork.
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DEPARTMENT OF Pusuc PARIS, SO USossauArs

DEPARTMENT OF PUSLlc PARKS, SO UsloSsoUAAAt
NEw.YoRK. Juno 6, 1875.
DAVING BROADWAY in Washington s9uare..
PROPOSALS in sealed envelopes viii be rccel, 81 q ~
ONCE OF the aboyenamed Department until NJ M
tho 2lst day June 1875 the hour OF $50 cocA
when they will be publicly opened for regulating and
with trap pavement the portion OF the ,SnH
Washington square, leading from FlhaNe 20 - a
ave For partou The City Record; copies tof ~
No. City Hall.
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DEPARTMENT Q, PUBLIC PAsks SO s1 mMos s''AA

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS 80 uMos SsoA~i
NEw.YonK, June g. 1875 ,,
PROPOSALS FOR SCREENED Gn .,,,i :, -
Proposals In sealed snvsiopes VIII De- rs.r~
ontee OF rRe Department Of Public PsrkH 70
New.York City until WEDN ESDAf tns s ma -
1870 Al the hour $50 O'Clock wnen NY =
nciy opened for three thousand aooW ca' T.r osScs
lara sec The CITY Rseord copies for s"s q NJ ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
PART II.-yAs BRUST, J.


PART II-VAh BRUSr j.
R,qdu 25is. .McMurray at phillips
23ss walser att walker 2546.. Knapp M'fs co. sgI
Park III, aud East 2547 cheSor agt The Am.
81 SdioG o5ls. .Abernohy sgt, Ice.
1895 The H1uni. Tnsrlbut 25i9. -suszwInski t Kemp
,oqe "F co. Ss. h R5%ey 1850 ag wohle
10 easily a SIc5 loske o55l.- Bloominsdale agt Jar
s's'!s TSI% }" c. Comfy Fsms s.s1
1915 olc;:Gire ar jenny 255G Kemp
2O1T. ..Irir.iuan al. EiSsnIui o. - Der ,
E On" e 2s,S R Rs51y ef ss Rr G99lam
900 Simpson aet snow. POI cornwall at. Dc Wsh
p o lhafbcr a I. Hazard 255s. Friedman .gt Kur1
25s5 n n, sTi. W,izielder. 90 Folsom act Ilsler
80. Kuchi,s Hrrmann. 2l62 Hgmrsagt ~ erlott.
- 9 Atkinson at. a oiry. 2 90 ilyE,s agt Gonmot
Ssys1 & ,y $3s5 is5 ssi ri ass sl7a'
ls7G 25G7. .Agalo agL SANDS.
80 i,Ifur, act Melon. o. sherwood aeL Alex
o5,s. Gaiash,r act. Kcys 257o cTi~Y asa Barnun's
land N las CO. 2571 Tysen agt Lovejoy.
PAm I'LL. =. DALr.J.
1907 corcnrln agt; X y g. 81 BgI ks aet Bornsrd
5 80. AZ Dickson 2s5 Mi sIsa g cTs or I'd
2JlG.. oor,ttman AIT Con ,-o - 60 agL Van l.aISt'
9,7 E Il. G &C., Melville a5S n fTis It ' al ast
2jis..ko-n asi Iaaes and o, =, Ma,i,rs'n s,,o
2s'o 81 - Ter act IIeuckel. 25s2 meek agt. Munnn
~.
252l .sIcrw od and agt. 2Ja3 ! We, asi ArmonL
Matthew's .j5I.. Rioou agt ssociIan ct
5-5i ri,tr at Nnrtn e5sl nnhnn Burns
1924 weller agt Cohpn and 25G hicrker ct a. as Vet
lauCx.
''' sr.. pelSlhanri 10 -. = : Mrs Co asL
c-2s Ia.-iI,rs,T agi cornell. Wheeler.
25l7 ...orarrk agL Caples ESQ rracger ast Harris
"A a5o .. 90. .raImau at f-ueY.
900 pa'trI art The v Y 2jJ Hirus ar;. RIOS nbeTg
lIevni- T. u. 90. 2j12. .Qugenbos, Jr, ast
az5 N.,-y al Tir Mayor o593 sauurls strrHiau
g. 25Ji.. Haa asI oteveaA
2574 .nion artJoaelimscn.
MArrE CorHr-TRIn TrgM Part I-AtEEH =.
1871 .Watrous ct al. agt A2i2.. Mcpough asL blroh-
ans MOTE. Conner 9s, zein'rho ACT JAG, son.
a. 9 W,orc ari Conner. 4.f.. Wairrs at Buckley.
AZ. Iuc. aan 't al At Con %. y 4. 81. II
4'oI Nat'lr act ritt.. $50. rl~ips ae; cable.
I'll. Thomson agt MeSson. 4o'j hWl p, Ag'' 500
1852 ra Home. and o. 1851. naIa9nn ag'. waters
Mig co agt The et al
Paon IetCo
PART 1f-SHRripAN J.
77I, - rob act nau. G7o5.. Cl.nin AMI ruo. OCT.
urr 1895 .Horti1s sgt Nicol and
'H'' - 77i9.. .sr'e, al. art Phil.
ia r,y is the BEARD Of 7-Gs psanoarl Bo7i
I.'u,aflnp aIl4.. TIRE Ha.ufa.i trrTs. a d
oa3i TrrtI a-L Van Ta.sa %. J. J. sr, B-aA .@t
'Dl3 .O'.ft r. act or un,l. 900 o. ~ u'y.
o53. 'ioa.i ret u.srs ct al
C-.r-,t 81 .,ry4 rI.r-rrr r-.-- v1Ilw ,ri.r' -
roru '.ur. ii.I.r. ASA j. o. l fr' JOIN 'FIJ, j. a.
I1.uifrr. Go, "..r, I'' - 2 "a- -n''ntfe '"'n
tns'" M.r',a a[r r-g Al.rd Si'P ,,,
ts.s... Hfer.af"f Tal.'r.. '-IIcriy house, ~. itr
ClAry. william j. funnr' boz .i.r
l'.s U.-r. ~ =. lE'f. - i.t- .''u i i.'in', J.
-Irrrel- Ti.I.If. John 81. '.' o., H. HI- IHNu. r"
ia. assault AND har;-rs q, iaHor,. Jau,. ',HrI
I'r..tIv rol,e Anna J4sbtru. liam FlIy. csnd DE-
e'tv; John Ne~i-, DavIo l. Brown. Mary Mo''y' pet'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA Me-

- BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
PAssENGEk AND FREIGHT STATIONS;
IN NEW YORk-Central Rairoad Of NewJsrscy foot N
Liberty st, North River. ~
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pepnsylyania Railroad coe
Berks and Amcrcan.sia "
Commencing MONDAY, May Is, 1876. Trains
Leave New York At 7:l6, e:lU a. M, l30. 1, $50 m.
Leave philadelphia at 1850 $50 H. 1870 g. $50 D. m
Rates for and freight low routsa
Centennial delivered At the entrance 70 the
Ceatesnia Grounds IL. r. BALDWIN,
Gen. Pasa Agent C. II. H. Of n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
- ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leaye New YORK from foot Of DesDIosses and Cort

ID Leave New. York from of DesDrosses and Cort
81 q ~ Washington and the West. Pullman parlo
ear New y 10 Ea.iDnnro cad " asa Ton
Pullman seepors aid day rom Baltimore 20 rus
OuIgL Chi aaO. Cincinnati. Lo4isylb-, 49, tils rAl
makes clos INJECTIONS for COumDus lnGlanapoba a1c
New Ora airs.
Csc a m ln.tct Exprrss with through Pullman cars
at Washington ~ 80 D. ~, apd max ng same con
2.J5 D. n aai The Soath, savannah Florida
New-Drieau4 IErJigh frt1n Nc1 YORK 10
Bait more W.sl1ag0 H. Pullman Sloepefs and day
cars fIum baltimore 10 Chicago, Cincinnati. ST. LOUIS,
Columbus, g.
sos D. M daily, Washington. the South aud Vest. Pail
M o EaltiMorr and Washington and from
- Cincinnati, LOUIS, close
for Louisville indianapolis, t!e south . al south
West Connects a. Washington VITA trains for IIci.
m"Gd, ~ BeAo"rg savannah, Florida, NeWDruans. and
The south. Though sleepers Ba.tm0re and New
Orleans
For through tickets please call Company's Offices. 3l5
0f Curflaud aud Doc ssd depot De City.
ASK FUk TiCAEiS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO Y. X.
EATSKILL CREEK LlNE-New Champion,
~ TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. frOin Pier
A. Canast. McManis GlteInail d1Ts. T0E I~roy-st
GITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA, LAKE CHAM LAIN. LAKE. GRO k1E,
1HE ApltON BACKS Mon ik4AL aud al oints North
west Low fare and reduction to AL lOnis The elc
rIrt steamboats, q tbs Line leave DAILY toa.ur avs
eeg,tdi om !er - A0rt RFrr. foot Leroy 81.
connecting v ror ING t,ens On y. y Ceaal E- sstiIrr
lr, ana - aHd connect railroads..
Through tea Is sold 81 baggage c.esSgG - Ags ,lol
I 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
syroAL TEs,t- SsDowIcH. J.

q. sta1f 2si- The Mayor.
d.
TEAL f'Eav-PAi
IDS. .SchUhei. sgL Lor1lhu
Ell al.
1914 Archer ast Clark 81 al.
COS. .J,ssup It al. agt Car.
negie-
ITO. Bronson e; al sgt Inc
Del, Lack. and W.
y. u. Co.
ll35. .Bfnaelt AIT FreEgh-
1912. Arnold agt clark.
llI2. .Vsil. gen. gd'D., agt
B.rng;e..L
1882. Russell sgt Tho Mayor.
PART III.
1878. .Gotibcrg sgt Conner,
BE.
7I2. Harrington e al agt
Schrr,ll et al.
1889. Robinson 1gt. The MID
dlsheld Marble Co.
7S8. Brown AT. Fisk. j., ct
al.
1000. .ATone. jr., agt Metz ct
a.
1905. Schuyler 81 al sgt. The
Merchants Ex. Nat.
Bank Ell al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
long ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

II WIETER ARRANGEMENT;
follows
300 m-ETpross mail for GreenpOrt Sag Harbor. and
Hampstead.
:6j a In.-Msl FOR Jefferson, Locust Valley
Uempstead. and Rock,way.
IL 80 determination for Hcksvlo and Hampstead.
$50 nlEIpress for Groonpot sag Harbor Locust Val
ley. Hempste AL and ROckaway.
43O n-EEpross for Port Jefferson. Valley
Hempstead.
$50 D. m.-EIpress for Locust Valley Hempstead and
80 D. Accommodation for Northport and smpstsad
Trains leave hourly Flushing FROM $50 q M 70 1850
D. H. and at y, ~ 80, and HAS D.
SUNDAY TRAINS
900 q m.-For PORT Jefferson, Locust Valley and Hemp
stead.
$50 p n.For Northpor. Locust Valley, and Hampstead
W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

Z FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS MON !liEAl. lir' .utcr-
ita" tpI's > camera 'e Per -. T. g.. tfr t'u.ia5s
excepted ATS pIu.l 3'st T.. X 81 D. M and II con
special trans az New Haven f1r Iarioi ~pllrg
nrd !Irsois ,olI ana checked 81 s3i loa~ay,
Sc"-l OK, ald Contest, Brooklyn. Excursion 10 Now
Haven aaIrttarA ~ ~.
Rsrnovsl May l . Pier ? y. r., root Of spungst
EOR RDNDOOT and KINGSTON, connecting
"isu ll,i.r ana delaware Ilroad, landing a. II gu
and Falls West POINT. Cornwall, Newburrh, Marlboro,
hll on fOughkerIs ard Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday. THURSDAY SATURDAY James
Baldwin Monday wednesday, Friday. eDrng;. Pier IS
y L. N n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EEW-JERSEY.
- ALLEN TOWN LINE TO THE WlSr.-ra SEE ger
A Flo-t stsou IN Nov YORK Zoo, ct Lhe ST Connects
lille ui.l -outh Branch h. H., Hampton Junction
viii Dol. Lack agd y ~ r. H. a. fApsUuIg "u Lrllsh
and sque.G. b4riO4. asp wiki Ir-h 3ity 4alir AL
lrct 10 A1.sJurs, Ftabargh, id tie West, also 70
Contra Pe.L.s. !,a.ia Az. ,ct. : ork s.ai
sPiING ARIA 1E.NfEST.
Commencing Aty L., io56- l. ave sew York As follows
ht1 a. ,uh AL itAi, ior Eason. b"il'rre. be.arh-
bail ivht' a. N.dc chunk, laUaiua, lawaHonl Ni.aes
- &C.. PU.tss ie 0s.,htOl, s..
- - a. -Au-ANs iKrahs .aiy t,&.eat SUNDAYS. for
In ton, Alrt town. Harrisburg, al the III Connects At
E-'1I UT -aAtL tuHht iiuapuI IoNau l. MlAtsbIlTe.
Iu.ls q. II.-f,. -"UItIti B.. iaI Pennington
Much t.s.l, Ibu-JuI. MllaI"y tlty HAl ctuu Wilkes
barre lta. o., Cu..mLi- Lancaster, EpLaia tOtts' la
lIl.sbu.., ~.
80 ,. il.-!Ar.Es Tor Eas'Ca, Ee.yjtTe Bath. Mauoh
Cha l., WI-r.b-I-, e., ans Scranton.
400 D. 'H'os Du Allentown. srd Msuch chunk. Con
o.. Junction fUh FOL, iIck AM West. H. Il.
4aJ b.. .l-.ltr s'aI'r,i.." aua Remington.
5lS y. L..-i.l ..uuu. LGo.s.
l. o. E.. MAO Ek.gEss. daily. Tor Taston. !llouown
Aauca Chuck, "., s0arrl IOwAnG, Ieils and Hams
80 g. u.-For l,sson.
a3n, l:lJ ll:lj n ~ M l245, I, p 40 3
$50 3lj, :. tl5 90. as 3, 5l5. 9SO $40 {. 6l5,
20. T. - $50. $50, 10 50, liz, ~ q. 10.
lirfi Trims To- IItn.n len 33o. $50 ~ D.
Local Trans % 'Omerv.JN >, u, Z . - y.
d. q -ffvf AMI .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
N Aess!s. II. n. CLAFIIN & Co.'S corner church and
orh n. Y Centennial bought soi
exchanged. A. THORN =, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
I EHIGH YALLEY RAILROAD.

n AhKANGEMEST or PASSENGERTRAINSA April 16,
Is!GLeave dspyts foot Of Cor,dt aud posb0sses
Tor EaIOn, Bethlehem, Allentown. March Cnunk,
HaIleion Beaver Meadow. MahasOy City Shenaudsah Mt
carmel Shamokn NlkeSb-Tre PitiSOn SayTe. mira &c,
connecting with re!ns for Ithaca Auburn, Roehes Bur
tso Niagara Falls. and the West
D. m- for EasiOn Beth. chem, Allentown Mauch Chunk,
HaZhtOn Mahanoy IS, Shcu andoah Wlkesbara itts
DC, making close connections Reading Pottsvle
Harrisburg
p. M, FOR Easton Bethlehem Allentown, and MRuch
Chunk, stopping at all stat 0Is
$50 Night Express, daily, for Erston bethlehem AL
lentOwn, hauCh Chunk, WkesbaIre Pston, Emira,
Ithaca, Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Nlagsra Falls
West Pullman slice, iug caacnes attached
ROLF H. SANKE. Sup't. and Engr
General Eastern Once corner Of Church and CorrdI sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

l4.-hEO1 at. Hcxtcr.
10. Moore agt. Belioni.
Is. .DuDI,iiy sgt. Erie Raj.
WAY GO.
%. Cochran agt. Gotiwnld.
-. Eins,ein agt. Chapman,
sc
20. .Turney agt- Dunn.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08
Centennial History.

The United States Centennial
Commission have recommended the
following:
1t seems proper that the local cele-
brations Of the Fourth of July, 1876,
which will be held throughout the land,
should be made to contribute to a per-
manent historical memorial of the Cen
tennial Celebration. In each county
provision should be made for the deliv-
cry Of an address tracing the history of
that community for the p st century,
or from the time OF its settlement, auc
including sketh of its growth, its re-.
sources, industries. prospects, ETC.
These addresses should be published in
a uniform size,-that OF the Congress-
ional documents, for instance,-in order
that they may be bound together by
States. 10 competent persons the
preparation of such addresses would not
he an unduIy burdensome task; but in
the aggregate they would constitute an
invaluable historical repository such as
no nation has ever had the opportunity
to collect.
Designation Of the historians ought
to be made without delay, il order that
they may have time to accomplish their
work. 1t is to be hoped that the press
will give general circulation to the pro-
ject. aud that each journal will see to
its consulpmation in its own local.
ty, and thut the slight expense involved
be assumed by the county or town au.
thorities.
The above plan as proposed by
the Commission, is certainly feasible,
and ss we think quite practicable.
Such history, if gotten up SO as to be
complete, with respect, not only to
the details Of the work in each par
licular locality, bnt also to every
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08
NOTICE OF SALE.

In the matter Of the estate of Lewis Miller, de-
ceased.
In pursuance Of an order Of sale issued and
granted by the Probate Court Of Cowlitz coun.
", Washington Territory, on the 2Sth day OF
December, A. ID. 1875, the undersigned, admin
istrator, will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the court house door. In the
city of Kaiama, Cowlitz county, Washington
Territory, ut the hour of ten O'Clock. a. H., on
On Monday, the 3Ist day of Jam
uary, A. d. 1876,
Cowlitz county
The southeast quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter and the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter in section twenty, and the west half OF
the northeast quarter and the south half OF the
northwest quarter and the north half OF the
southwest quarter in section twenty one.
township six. range one west, containing three
hundred and twenty acres OF land, together
with dwelling house and Out-houses, sheds
and other tenements thcreupon, situated and
thereunto belonging.
CONDITIONS OF SALE-One-t third In cash
in U. 8. gold coin, the remainder in prOmissory
notes Of the purchaser, with mortgage on the
property to secure their payment; said notes
payable six months from date, with interest.
Z. &. INGALLS,,
janS:3t Administrator.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08
The GOvern0rship.

Speaking of the Governorship, the
Olympia Courier say
We notice that some speculations
are being INDUCED in, in some quar-
tiers, in reference to the Governor
ship ofthis Territory. We suppose
the occasion for this is the expiration,
before long, of the term. of the ap-
pointment of Governor Ferry. We
have, for some time past, been en-
deavoring to note the feeling of the
public in reference to Governor
Ferry. We are free to declare that
Washington Territory has never
had more popular Governor
than the present one is, to-day. At
the time of his appointment there
were some misgivings in the minds
of persons who did not understand
him as they now do. His official
acts during the four years of his Gov
ernorship, have not only been gen
orally acquiesced in, but they have
given general satisfaction. There
has been an occasional cloud OF dis
satisfaction, but each in its turn has
quietly passed away without light
ming, thunder or rain. 1t is our pri-
vate opinion, publicly expressed,
that his reaprointment as Governor
of Washington Territory. would
give general satisfaction to all par
ties. We shall expect our Delegate
in congress to use his influence at an
early day to secure this desirable re-
suit.
We heartily endorse the above
sentiment of the Courier. During
the official term Of Gov. Ferry, it
has been our lot to have often met
him in the transaction of official bus
mess, and we are glad to be able to
state in his behalf that we have never
before met any man whom we
thought attended twars strictly to
was in every respect more efficient
and capable than Gov. Ferry. In
view of the fact that he has proven
to be a faithful public servant, that
his past official experience has made
him thoroughly acquainted with the
desires of the people and the needs OF
the territory at large, and that the
people are satisfied with him, we
think the President should, and we
believe he will, commission him for
u second term.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08
county and CITY in the United States,

county and city in the United States
would be one Of the grandest pro-
auctions of the 18TH Century. The
history of Clarke County and its
rivers, and of Vancouver and its old
Hudson Bay Company times, would
form one ofthe most interesting chap
ters in the Washington Territory
volume. We recommend the sub.
ject to our City and Country author
tiles as one we'll worthy of attention.
If the plan is adopted and carried
out elsewhere inthe country, it would
look rather shiftless for Washington
Territory not to come in for her
place in the work. While "to COM
petent persons, the preparation OF
such addresses would not be an I'M
" burdensome task" yet they would
require much time for satisfactory
treatment of the theme, and time
should be taken by the forelock.
Will ourCounty Commissioners and
City Authorities think the matter
worthy Of consideration?
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08
La Centre Correspondence.
LA CENTRE, w. T.,
Jan. cd, 1876.

Jan. go, 1910.
EDITOR INDEPENDENT:
We hav'nt time to write you a
letter for this weeks issue, but, being
willing at all times to contribute our
mite, we cheerfully send YOU the fol-
lowing items:
First in order are the holidays. A
Christmas tree at Mt. Zion Chapel,
an exceedingly interesting affair. A
Christmas hop at Mr.. Titus, all en-
ioyed themselves hugely-Christmas
night a goodly number of young
men and maidens assembled at the
residence of DR.. Lockwood and kept
time to the "sole" inspiring music till
the clock chimcd the hour Of IL.
Among the boys was the Dr's. only
son Mr.. Sumner Lockwood, who, in
company with Mr.. James Anderson
also of this place, had just returned
from college, at Monmouth, Oregon.
In this connection we will also state
that Messrs. Hiram and Oliver Gil
son returned to their patcrnal home,
near Pelsin, to spend the holidays,
tending scboG, 1 ,S ut Xhfrs they are at
sity. The first day Of the new year
was observed in becoming manner.
No unusual demonstrations were
made but everybody kept sober. Lew.
is River has again been swollen by late
heavy rains. Mr. Chas. Banner kill
ed a large black bear near here a few
days since; his head, the bears, not
Charles, will soon grace the Office
Dr.. Davis.
General Indignation prevails among
the people in regard to changing the
time Of carrying mail. Think, "One
of the sufferers" Of Pioneer has spo-
ken to the point The Contractor
knew the roads were in the habit of
getting muddy before he contracted,
and besides he gets paid and doesn't
par ticularly need thanks. Farmers
are in good spirits about the winter.
Stock is still doing we'll upon the
range. n. D.