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gSaibingtOn, 50. Otdra. - Ser Brds
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nid)t mieOer bergeitellt. Gr bat fd bereits
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08
1sic0 J..

On Saturday December 2jtn 1915, at Wala
Walla Washington Territory, Mrs. Sarah Vir-
gina Armstrong wife of Capt G. II. Arm
strong, formerly of the military Pest at this
place.
Near st. Hcle.s, December 2Sth, 1875,
congestion Of the lungs, Bcrnai Henry, only
son of Maj L. g. and Mary L. Adams. aged 2
years, 6 months and II days.
His death was very sudden, being apparently
in perfect health only ii short time before he
died. lie was child Of extraordinary intel H..
gence and personal beauty and he never had
scarcely an hours sickness since his birth.
About six months before his death he him.
self assumed the name OF "John." A he
tnr ned his dying eyes upon his father he STAN.
mercd out-alrcady in the death struggle
"Papa's little man John" His parents are
stricken with the deepest anguish at this loss
al their only
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BreyitieS.

Granger day, Installation of Off .
GERS this evening.
See the lottery ad. Of II. L. Yes.
Ter in another column.
H. II. Gridley and family have
been spending the week in Salem
visiting relations.
The fare to Astoria has been fixed
at $s.oo by the o. S. N. Co.
Freight $2.oo per ton.
County Treasurer, Jacob Prnbstel
Jr. has completed the delinquent tax
list of the year 1875. 1t has Col
names.
The Vancouver people are going
to have an Alden Fruit Preserver.
Whoever thinks Vancouver is dead
u badly mistaken.-Bee.
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Council Proceedings.
CITY HALL, VANCOUVER,
Ia, , ,S-l

Jan. :. 1876.
Council met, it being regular
meeting. Pre'ent: His Hon. the
Mayor, Louis Sohns, and Council
men Whitney, Preston, Winter,
Maxon, Ranck and Davidson. Alb.
sent: G. w. Durgin.
Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approx ed.
"A petition was presented from
Hannah +. Short which was read
and the subject matter thereofreferred
to the Committee on Vancouver
"ownsite Claim.
The Committee of Accounts. and
Current expenses recommended the
payment of the following Claims:
NJ. Fletcher for legal services
1897. VIM. Ranck for work on
City Hall $500. l.. Durgin for
hauling gravel $500
The report of the Committee was
adopted, and warrants ordered to be
drawn on the Treasurer for the sew
cral sums.
The Claim Of 7. NJ. Fletcher, for
stationary for use of Townsite Com
mission was referred to the Commit
tee on Accounts, &c.
The Ordinance making appropri-
atoms to dclray the expenses of the
City Government for tho fiscal year
ending Dec. 81, 1876, reported by
the Committee on Ways and Means,
was read the first and second time,
the rules suspended and read third
time and passed by the following
vote: Ayes: Whitney, Preston,
MaXor. Ranck and Davidson. :.
Noes: Whittier. I.
An Ordinance to gral lie Main Street
was read the first and second time
and on motion referred to the Com
mittce on Landings and Wharvcs.
The Ordinance to prevent certain
animals from running at large with
i'll the City limits, wac referred to the
Committee on health and police. -
Mr.. Ranck introduced resolution
authorizing the Mayor to correspond
with the Hon. O. Jacobs, Delegate
in Congress, and request him to use
influence with the proper authorities
to secure the issuance fthe patent to
the Donation Land Claim of Amos
NJ. and Esther Short, deceased, for
the benefit of the present occupants
thereof.
On motion the Council proceeded
to the election Of Clerk, after bal
loting twice without a choice, or
motion the Council adjourned.
LOUIS SonNs,
Mayor.
Attest: S. P. MCDONALD.
Clerk.
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THE POST.-Lieut. Duncan inform

The POsT.-Lieut. Duncan informs
US that he morals of the soldiers of the
several companies at the Fort are better
than ever before known. 1t is cheering
to be able to make this announcement.
Heretofore Vancouver has had the rep.
utation Of being hard place on account
Of the reckless element found in the
ranks OF the soldiers statione ut the
Post. We remember well when we
first came to Vancouver, some seven
years ago, OF the nights made hideous
by the boisterous rawlings Of the drunk
en- soldiers. Very much of that has
now passed away, and except Oh pay
day, or holiday, we would scare ,ly
know there were any soldiers in the vi.
cinity did we not see the boys in blue
upon the streets. True, there are not
90 many quartered here as formerly.
There are, however, four companies ut
the present time, which in the reduced
state Of the army, do not number more
than 140. This Improvement speaks
well for the officers stationed here, and
they should share in the credit for thus
improving the discipline Of the Post.
But the men in the ranks are also of a
better class than formerly. Vancouver
may now very properly be called an
orderly town.
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= sROB ATE NOTICE.

In the matter Of the Guardianship Of the per.
son aud property OF Benjamin T. Carr, all
insane person.
Mott c i, hereby given that by the de cree and
order of the Hon. Probate Court Of Clarke
county, Wasnin ton Territory, made on
the 2Sih day Of December, 1875,
the undersigned vas appointed guardian OF the
person and property of Benjamin F. Carr, an
insane person. resident, and having property in
said county Of Clarke. Al. persons having
claims against the said Benjamin +. Carr will
present the same with the proper vouchers, to
me, and all persons indebted to the said Benja.
min +. Carr will please make immediate pay.
ment thereof.
WILLIAM 8. DOUTHIr,
Guardian.
January LIST, 1875. janl-4w
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Notice..

In the matter of the Estate Of Cyrus II Grubb,
deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was, on the 10th day oil December. 1875, duly
appointed by the Probate Court Of Clarke
County, Washington Territory, Administrative
Of the Estate Of Cyrus II. Grub, late Of the
said county and territory, deceased. All per.
estate, are hereby required 10 present the same
with the necessary vouchers, within one year Of
the date of this notice, to me, ut the residence
OF John McMalen, in the city Of Vancouver,
Washington Territory, or the same will be
barred, and all persons indebted TO the said
estate will please make payment thereof forth :.
with to me. ELIZA GkUBB,
Adlnhiislrutrix Of the Estste Of Cyru- H.
0rubb, deceased.
Dec Ia ISIS. At
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NoT'cE.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

WHEREAS the Common Council Of the City
Of Vancouver, have, pursuant To the rroNl-
sions Of Section 3 Of the Act Of the Legislative
Assembly Of the Territory Of Washington, az.
proved Nossiaber 18th, A, ID. 1915, entitled
''An Act to prescribe regulations for the dis
posal of lots in the City of Vancouver, and the
proceeds Of the sale thereof, appointed Joseph
NJ Fletcher and John Denny to act with the
Mayor of the City AS Board, to examine and
mass upon all claims TO lots in the said City,
embraced within the tract Of land patented to
Abel G. Tnpp, Mayor of the said City, and his
successors in office, in trust for the several use
and benefit of the inhabitants of the said city.
in conformity with the provisions of the Act OF
Congress Of March end, 1867, entitled AN Act
for the relief of the inhabitants Of cities and
towns upon the public lands" and Of the Act
OF Congress- Of the 9th of April, 1920, entitled
AN Act making further provisions Tor the
sale of the public lands"
Now. therefore, all persons claiming lots in
the said City, under and by virtue OF the Acts
Of Congress above referred to, are hereby mo-
tilted and requ ired to present the said claims.
together with the proof thereof, to the said
Board within three months from and after the
first publication of this notice. and all lots or
fractions Of lots for which no claim is made
within the said period Of three months VIII be
held and deemed to he unclaimed and vacant,
in conformity with the provisions Of section O.
of the Act OF the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory Of Washington above referred to,
The Board will meet once a week during the
said period Of three months, to-wit: between
the hours Of II o'clock A. N. and three o'clock
Pm.
On Wednesday of each week,
at the Office Of Joseph N. Fletcher, in the said
City Of Vancouver, to examine and pass upon
the several claims presented to them, but
claims and the proofsin support thereof may be
left with Joseph NJ Fletcher ut his Office af"re
said. at any time and the Board will examine
and act upon such claims at their weekly meet
ings as aforesaid.
LOUIS SOHNS,
Mayor of the City Of Vancouver.
Dated vAscouvER W. T., December 18th.
1873. d1l-3m
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FURNISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Odd Fellows Installation and Bali.

The public installation of officers,
and ball given by the Odd Fellows
of Vancouver Lodge No 3. so long
the looked for event of the season,
came off on Wednesday evening.
Notwithstanding the continuation of
the general and uninterrupt ed show.
er, which the people of this country
have been enjoying for the past six
months, and the muddy streets, the
evening passed off pleasantly and the
attendance was good, especially at
the party. The installation ceremo-
mics took place at the lodge room at
7o'clock, conducted by 6. Z. Nc
Connell District Deputy, assisted by
g. w. Durgin, Grand Warden, and
S. D. Maxon, Grand Marsh al. The
following officers were Installed for
the ensuing year: William Ranck,
N. G.. Isaac Thomas V. G. Jacob
Prnbstel Jr., Rec. Secy. Henry
Hoffman, Treasurer; Peter Cite, /.
g. w. S. Douthit, Warden; ]. O.
Smith l.. S. N. 6. Edward Dupuis,
II S. n. G. John E. Francis, X. S.
V. G. August Fisher, L. S. V. G.
After the ceremony at the lodge
room was concluded the assembly
repaired to Browns Hall the scene
of the evenings gayety. The hall
had been tastcfully trimmed with
evergrcens, banners &c. and looked
really beautiful in its holiday dress.
The first quadrille was called prompt
ly at a quarter to nine o'clock, and
to the inspiring strains of the excel
lent music the hours of night sped
away right merrily. Supper was scrv-
ed at IL o'clock by the popular caterer,
Peter Rogers, of the Pacific House,
which was all that the most fastidious
could desire. Dancing was resumed
after supper, and continued until a
o'clock A. NJ. when the remaining
ones of the company dispersed tired,
no doubt, all of them, but mutually
congratulating each other upon the
nany pleasures the evening had az
fordcd.
The music which. was furnished by
Prof Fred. b. Hubncr, Leader of
the 2Ist Infantry Band, and three
picked men from his company, was
rendered with skill, and highly
praised by all present, being the very
''tip top ia the way of,his important
essential.
The following are some of the
names of those present:
Misses: Ella Stoughton, Anna
Case, Mary Case, Maria Pctrain,
Birdie Hayden, Pct Nye, Minnie
Nye, Annie Nye, Katie Sohns, Julia
Ginder, Rosa Brandt, Emma Smith,
Phoebe Nancy, Maggie O'Donncll.
Annie Carey, Mary Shea, Ellen
Wilson, Estcllc Smith, Annie Pc
train, Bertha Hack, Carrie Hack
and Bell Cleary.
Prnbstcl, Fletcher, Brownmillcr,
Ernest, Goodwin, Brandt, Francis,
Dupuis, Kelly, Webper and Bowles.
Messrs: ]. NJ. Fletcher, G. I.
Mcconnell, G. w. Brownmillcr,
c. G. Morey, Peter Otto, ]. Brandt,
&. Brandt, Lieut.. Duncan, DR..
Ainsworth, w. c. Hazard, VIM.
Ranck, ]. NJ. Crook. Capt. Gray,
.Jehu Switzlcr, Wagonblast, ].
Burgy, l.. Sohns, IT,, Aug. Fisher,
VIM. Goodwin Jr., E. Dupuis, B. J..
Morrison, Isaac Thomas, A. Thomas,
- Kelly, ]. O. Smith, c. Hague,
r. Pctrain, H. Hoffman, J. Procbstel,
A. Proebstel, John O'Donnell, II.
Daniels, 7. L. Daniels, ohm Z. Fran
els, g. Weber, and others.
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81 shares of the Capital Stock Of
the Vancouver Water Co. were sold
on Monday by S. p. Mcdonald,
auctioneer, to NJ. Winter, for S.
225.
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AMATEUR PREss.-We acknowl-
edge the receipt Of the first number OF
the amateur Press, henceiorth to be is
sued weekly by the Amateur Publish
ing company. 1t is somewhat DUNN
utive, but presents good typographical
appearance and will ne doubt prove to
be very good boys and girls' pipe' .
We wish it SUCCESS.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08

The City Ordinance appropriating
funds for current expenses during
the coming year appears in another
column.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08

McCoRMICK's ALMANAC.-We
acknowledge the receipt of McCor-
mick's Almanac for 1876. 1t comes
as usual laden with useful informa-
ton, and is indispensable in every Of
flee or household.
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PRoTEsr.-A protest has been filed

PRoTEsr.-A protest has been filed
in the Land Office, by the heirs of
the Short Estate, protesting against
the delivery of the patent of the
Short Donation Claim, to any one
but the heirs at law. The patent
has not yet been issued that we know
of, and consequently, there is no I'M
mediate danger of a squabble over
the document. The fees which were
necessary to be paid at the Land
Office, in order to have this Donation
Claim put in proper shape for the
consi leration of the Department at
Washington were paid by the citi-
zens of Vancouver. Property own
ers, many of them holding under the
Short title. The patent, when it
issues, will properly belong to those
who are owners of the land; and as
the land is owned principally by the
citizens of Vancouver, they will
therefore be entitled to the custody
of the patent, and not the heirs at
law of the Short Estate.
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Notice.

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, I HAVE
/ this day given to my son, Louie Isaac
Burrv, his full time; and will not hereafter be
responsible for his acts, nor any debts that he
may contract My said son was 10 years old
on the 9th day OF December, 1879, and is ahun-
dantly able 10 take care of himself
JOHN BURGY.
Vancouver, Dec. l6. 1915
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Inn NDTN NEW a, fynycl
~ Ats IN A.Av Az II u ~ w ~
DISPENSARy
~n a..
nv. 1 l Mccartney N. San Fr0ncIScOI
t RAMCh 0kflCE s. SOUTH c ST., VIRGINIA, NE|
do. SFiNNEY. we'll known us founder,
2oi thr M"ntrcal(C. E.) M'tlcal Institute and
late Proprietor of the SPiNNEYNIILE IN
IFiRM NRf, would most respectfully inform
MS patients and the afflicted generally that:
yhc sim continues to rtcat chronic and
Spriva'e diseas" with unparalleled success
LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
y Remember that proc rastnation is til.
A,hiei Of time, SO
COE1E AND BE HEALED!
1t matters not what syour troubles may
DC, come and let the Doctor examine your|
case. II viii COS, YOU nothing for cons nlta
'..tion, :" please call and satisfy Yourselves
whether ihc Doctor understands Your case
If he can cure you he will tell Won 40; i'll
not, he viii ten you that for he win no,
a,tr.c,iny a curc
YOIrNC MEN,
n Who mo-, hc smtS.,,iu,r t.,, a.,
Yof youthful folli,.s or iu,,scrn,; lon w,n A.
8wril to avail themselves of this nm. ,,ra,,,s,I
4l,oou ever laid ,t the altar IF suffering I'm
Imu,itv III SpIZNEY v;,l '',.,,,.,..t
1fnrfril five hmn1red dollars fnr ,.yrrv ",se
Seminal weakness or private disease of any
Hkiud or CHARACTER Will, he undertake. 49,
Aiails to care. He would therefore saw I,
Hthc unfortunate sufferer who NAV re.d nj.
l4noiice. tlintyou are ireodnr on DANGEROUS
H.round when Won LONGER delay in srel,inv
the proper remedy for vour q ,mnloint You|
= may bein the iirst starc-rcmembcr Won nm.
Nprouchiny tbc last Jfyon ara. hnrdsr,n,r M
4ru the last. and are suffering some or,,,l nt
Wits evil effects remember that if vnn oh
&stinalcIy persist in procrasiina,ion th
&timc must come when In, m,st si;iIf,,i NV
stefan can render Won no assistance. when
the door of hone win he closed ara;ns, vnu
when no angel of mercy can brinr vol, rc
Slief. In no case has the Doctor failed of snc
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08

"SURPRIsE PARTY."-A goodly
company Of fun-l"ving young ladies and
gentlemen assembled at tn residence
Of Mr.. Hubert Daniels, on last Satur-
day evening, and the first night Of the
New Year was bcsuiled away in the
most enjoyable manner. MIR. Daniels
and his excellent lady have the thanks
of the visitors for the hospitality SO
generously afforded.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08

"BIG EGG."-Mr. Hamilton, from
four miles down the river, came into
eur office the other day staggering I'M
der the weight of a monster hens egg.
After he had safely deposited the SAME
upon our office table, we proceeded to
scale it, and herewith present its d.
mansions as follows: 81 inches one
way by ST inches the other; weight,
something less than 4 pounds. AIR.
Hamilton says it wasn't a very good
day for eggs or hens either.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08

FIRE.-On Tuesday the fire bell.
of No. I,clanged Generously and
called the street full ofpcople in less
time than it takes to record the
event. The members of the several
companies responded quickly and
repairing to the residence of MIR.
Reed, found that the fire which was
of no consequence, had been cxtin.
guisfed. Vancouver for Il small
town has an exceedingly we'll or
ganizcd Fire Department.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08

TRUE AS GOSPEL.-The Albany
Democrat is entitled to credit for the
following bit OF savory truth: "The
man who refuses 20 patronize his local
paper is inan OK morbid disposition,
OF small ideas and no business talent.
His light if he has any. is so completely
concealed beneath the bushel Of sci
that it will never burn to any practical
purpose, AMI may be extinguished
without single sigh from the world
around. A spirit of liberality and be-
nevolcnce never animates him, but he
lives on, wondering at the success Of
others and bewailing his own hard lot.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-01-08

MILITARY CEMETERY.-We are
informed by Gen. Sully that the Mill
tary Post Cemetery, at this place, has
been elevated to the rank Of National
Cemetery. Hereafter yearly appro-
priation will be made for the purpose
of keeping it in order. 1t is an appro-
pirate and beautiful place for Gene
terry, and the War Department have
done good thing By placing it under
the patronage OF the Government. Gen.
Sully is entitled to credit for making
the necessary representations to secure
this benefit.