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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.


>sts.i II. esq i. i>se
Co4Ees3 met 10 re-a1ar session. Mayor
weri r. ;he eAsi- Ce~,re,lo..r r.. --r.
:. :
: e' - 'e..' o'' =
dA'4s Ne"n"F Aas'r. IsarE s1d
Clancy
rb- mint. 81, L.. r,.,
-, -.
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y a'i"'t - tits to'nrl'man A.
ceptef
CIV ~.-.-x-- T4...-r ..f,,;,s.4 t.,s
ri f'H''AaEe estimates u sF-ding DC,
oa F3ot Aui NJ. sire.ts. a. follows
Box drssu-. 80 fvet 70: - cents.
xs,o- cu
r.,
''-- '''' e'''" -
streets, l'*" cubic yards II c
Si1j DO
tr,fh5ny an Fen. .,r..s. f....,s.,,
.,.,.-.s.. -, NJ. "a
9'''''' '''' -. . ''-''' - = 4"'e l.
Marion I" Madison. @it. Madison TO
spring. ~ seneca ~ niyersiiy. GIL.
laiTefslty y Union, rs. total Sos
- iaFr yards II s. per square yard
I'D
warrants We ordered u pay the
ABOVE amounts less - per cent The
Eo.s ling taNel stool yeas Bell hal
n n@hUy' h''ofs "u1 L-aFy Nays,
,iahe!-
Mr. { ". Moore presented his re.ig
nation as City Councilman Accepted
Mil street excavation 100. mbank-
nent 1870. az ljc cubic yard. SAL
Marion street excavation 2,920 cubic
yards. eubankmeut 100 cubic yards.
sj2s. 50.
Madison street excavation 200. eu.-
bankment 400 cubic yards $40
Marion and Columbia streets embauk-
ment 3 800 cubic yards al l7lc, S517 so.
University and Union streets cxcava.
ton i.oJ', en- oankment 100, SO %.
Marion anj Madison streets en- bank
ment i.j1s cubic wards. sS0l.l5
Madison 10 Spring street excavation
SOB cubic yards, EN- hlu kmcnt l46 cubic
yards. sl.4s2
Warrants were ordered drawn Ia
pay the above amounts less l5 per
cent. The vote. yeas Bell, Hall. Kenny,
and l.cary; nays Clancy.
The following bills having been aud
tied by the Finance Committe. were
ordered paid out OF the proper fund.
j Thompson, keys, etc, 81 "a
John Christ, care Of fire engine 10 GO
X II. Beatty, building dog
pound ................... 90
/ i Leonard. care OF fire engine } 90
I Leonard lighting street lamps - O0
W A inman, services city clerk. fl sc
Thorn x SNOW. room rent, .. IL 90
X. II. lurnbull. chief police. 100 00
l. \. fhcrndike, policeman, 50 90
Geo. Schultz. ............... 81 GO
David Higgins. printer. ) -
W. Il Crosoou, services. - 10
Gas Light Co. lighting Council
HILL. Observation-Disclosures. > 81
Gas Light Co. lighting streets
July. Augu,t aud September, So Oo
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

Is The work Of erecting a new
town hall at Snohomish ciiy will he
commenced oa Monday The new ball.
Ne learn. will IL fine wooden hail1
ins Of Considerable architectural pre-
tsaiious The sesond starry will - a
large spacious hall. 9ox5O feet. with
aeaot a l5.f,sot oeillng. and the tirst
anFy will be occupied by the count,
os'esrs. /, j. proposed To push i, for
~aFd - completion rspsdly.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

~ ihe bark James Chrsinn
sailed from Port Gamble yesterday
for Oakland
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

80 Captain jackson, 81 tbs otter,
reports having sen barkentinc,
Probably the {. l. Taylor. III Point.
sepoln,. heading this way. last even
'as. on his WAY from Snohom.sh.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

Tmg Celebratc,i Humsoldt Brewery
san Francisco. Lager Beer fre>h aud
cecil st The CITY Beer Hall
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

~ The steamer Otter arrived here
ycrterday afternoon hom Snohomish
with small lot Of freight. and nine
passengers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

CORRECTED DAuY BIZ p. HORTON GO.
SEATTLE, Oct. u. 1876,
Gold in New YORK sl.u9&.
Currency. here. buying. ~ selling 81
Trade dollars. ~ half dollars, -.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

PuaEr SOUND PREsnYrkRY. The
newly erected prcshytcry OF Puget
Sound holds It's first session next week.
at Olympia. commencing Tuesday the
18th inst
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

- The bark Martha Rldeoat ar
rivel Yesterday At Port Blskley.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

LooAED FoE Track laying on the
: { v " K l. IL ut progressing
very brisk The track Is now laid ono
half the way up the trestle. The ar
rivAl It the locomotive is daily expect
81. /, Wa shipped on the G l. lay
Tor ~ San FFaac1seo on the 18th int.
UntiI 1t arrive, the work Of track lay
ing vii necessarily progress very
sloa ~, a. the iron aud ties now have
- be hauled long distance on a hand
car. causing much delay. a soon
a. the engine arrives il will be i'm
me'liately put IN service, in transport
ing the rails. etc over the track. We
shall soon hear the welcome sound OF
the whistle aud tie din and racke. OF
the locomotive When the iron horse
CONES. We may expect t. see things
start up with a rush.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

AMERICAN House

AMERICAN tt1t -.
Il Leonard. Frioort. sweden Isaac
Wilson. Tacoma, Fr.tz Jaroli E "
Jones. Olympia; T T. smith. Ia Con
ner II Ahri-o. \ Bell, city. q Z Blair.
Vim Clark. J IL Moore. White River.
l. NcLura. nuwasuj,h, II Brackeu
Minneapolis; T >ynge poSl Ludlow.
OCCIDENTAL u0TEl~
Miss NJ + Reynolds + Han; snd
wife. Iowa, \ Il Fa.1. hl;tijas, Z "
Coulter. Olympus, Caas Lee. ssmIsh.
les Smith. ] Sullivan. city, J Guiliy,
>Dohomjsh. ] Duvel, = puval. snc9ual
mje. /. Champlin. >sn Frsncl>co 7
GcC}a.kv. Newce~,3e. + VI >tgeauer,
Pevr sFlvAusa
NV ENGLAND.
q Ilpe,l J 4 Craig. Rich w.te and
nine children. Blysh. J Richie. Cali
fsruia. ] { staple. T. c >e4rs Port
glakeiy: y sicily, g : Coop, White
River, Mr. Grennis. Snohomish; Rob'
Becker. FidAIgo Islsni, Y y McCalien,
Virginia City.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

DIsGRArTTCt I. . said thai saws
A. Only IT .-rsies ~hea they are en-
foroe'i, All sh.s til-y ,re benesrisl il
alF@rt ratio - their enf1rcemef... is
universally o9rceted- of the laxitv
NIth which sotue os our mo-: lfnpor
tart avs are euforcssi we were -
minded yesterday. while noticing =
large number q - washes. n the vie.n-
~ Il Washington and Foar,t streets.
10 = state II easily iuto2icstign. L
VS. not di.gr.cefal aud Disgusting
.T.ec:Acie. and TIE srs, reflection -
sta, bad become 4 the .aw .ar the
prevention ~ -e3.tug liquor 10 .ue Ia
dams Were there 10 Lax - TIA, effect
such 49, might 5e considered 3 pnbljc
outrage ant feeerving u iae s,roogest
ceasars hlt THAI .iqgor can be ~o!t
=, Indians ~ this city. rlsat ,n ti, fac
q the las ard IA open violation % y,
- hot ooly an Outrage bat disgrace.
The law IA regard % tAi. matter. aud
!: IS the Iuty Of cur authorize - -ee
10 strictly enforced
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

~ The Teaser left here at 10 o'clock
last uight ca route for Semiahmoo. She
toned down a scom loaded with oil
barrels t., tn. fishery at Port Madison,
and large amount ot merchandise Tor
the White House This latter Mr. Kant
will dispose 81 among the ssitIrr1 on
the lower part ~ hc Sound.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

- fhe Republican convention for
Suohomish, Nhatcom ana k,,ss .
counties convened on the 10th inst. n
snoh omi,h City. AID nominated f. G,
Ferguson Esq Tor Councilman.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

L. The Aida arrived here last
evening about II o'clock. and landed
her passengers and freight ON Craw-
ford * ilarrington's wharf instead of at
hcr usual landing place. IL \ report
ed that she will make this permanent
change
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

~ We were informed last evening
of thu. death of Mrs Rsmsdel. wife st
Henry RamSiI. foreman Of the Ia
coma mili Mrs. Ramsdel formerly
resided in S,attle. aud during hcr stay
here made large number IT .fici IL
10 whom this ssd Intelligence Will hc
received wit h sorrow
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

IT, The work of raising the four
bnild,ngs on Commercial street, occu-
pied 10y Maydenbauer, sullivan. Nraher
and pinkham X SAKE will be- com
menced Immediately Maydcnbancrs
will bc the first 10 come up Work on
that will bc commenced to day
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13

CORRECTED DAILY By CRAWFORD s HARRIS0ro,
Elnlliaa y raAalaaea
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-10-13
TO VOTERS.

Az the request of many citizens. Roswell
SOFT announces himself 81 independent Cam
dtdAte Tor Fc-eleetiou u! Justc. 81 the Peace for
seattle Precinct AMI respectfully s1lici's your
support at the polls ROSWELL SCOTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22
OBITU RY.

In the death OF Nr. iUDWELL. LAKE our
cO,iulu:liiy mas lost one of its most useful and
respected citizens
HI died rather unexpectedly on the 18th inst,
at his residence, in FauQuer county, Va after
few days illness, in The - year of his age
Mr.. Lake was possessed OF al excellent judg-
mrn. with great energy and industry, which
admirably fitted him for y judicious and success.
full farmer. lie m mayed mis- affairs with g-ea.
discretion. ana renc2 succeeded II securing n
comfortable independence AS 10 the things of
this life
TO- some years he had become 50 hoshv that
he could Eot ride IN horseb ok; vet with MS
buggy and horse te continued to attend - his
farming and other business operation: until
within year Of his death
In his family and social relations he wss ST.
fecLionate, indulgent, considelate and oblislng.
He wss ~ excel ent neig Dor and friend, ready
to help or to oblige; or, better still, 10 give
sound, judicious counsel.
Mr. Lake W S not ~, old man, yet he had
lived long enough to raise large family OF chill
dren and to see those Of them who survive him
married and comfortably settled in life around
him. His last yosrs were cheered by the alice
tonate cJmpanionship Of his son, Rev. }. b.
Lake, the loved, and honOred, and successful
pastor # several churches in his community,
who, with his family, WAS living 81 the old
homestead.
Mr. Lake made no public profession of reli
gion, but was at no time ndiferentto its claims.
1t ia knowp to the writer OF this notice that for
several year. he hal given very serious thought
to the subject. For some months before his
death ne was entertaining hope in Christ SO
that when the end came he WAS not !ound un-
prepared. When his physicians assured him
lew hours before ne expired that they saw no
necessary c.us" for u fatal result in his case, he
calmly replied. II feel satisfied | shall die, but
l nj! ready, am not afraid"
He could no: very often attend church be-
cause of his condition, but he loved and was
stric. observer Of the Sabblth On the Saturday
preceding his last earthly Sabbath he gave ex-
press orders that all necessary preparations
should BE- made as usual, so that nothing need
be done on the approaching Lords day.
Let his afectionatc and lenderly loving wife
and children comfort themselves with these
words while they sorrow for the loss 0: husband
End father. A FRIEND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22
News Ofthe Day.

An Euglishuao's modesty was terribly
shocked at Saratoga when be saw the crew of
the Union College come on the stand naked
down TO within four inches of their loiDs, and
chat and mioge With the ladies. "Hsnything,
said be, so blarsted hindecent | never sawin
the ole course of my lif.. Why, if map, you
kucw, did that 10 Hingland be would be traDs-
ported to Botany Bay" 1t certainly was
rather a beWildering spectacle to see four men
so perilousy near to utter nudity, talking with
40 entire uncoocern before the many delicate
and blushing sy phs on the grand stand.
The City Council of Wilmington, Delaware,
held special session last night to take action
upon the demands of the workngmen for re-
lief 1t was ordered that work shcu'd be re.
sumed upon the new reservoir. This will give
employment to thousard men. 10 divest it
of any political incuu berance the matter was
placed 10 the hands of committee Of five COD
sstine of both democrats and republicans.
WisDer Murray. who was shot at Goshen,
July Is, by Rob't H. Berdell, whom he horse
whipped for an alleged insult to his mother,
died yesterday morning from the wound 10 his
head. He was thirty-three years of age, was
President of the village ofGoshen and assistant
cashier of the National Bank of Orange county,
n Y, of which bis father, Hon. A. s. Muir,
ray, was president.
All of the victims of the yacht Mohawk dis
of MIR. Frost Thorne, brother of Mrs Garner
An inquest will be held to day and number of
witnesses have been summoned. Captain
Rswlius denies all responsibility for the acct
dent, while the crew charge it to bis negli.
gence.
Members of the Radical State Central Com
mittee of Maryland are reported as about to
call an Indignation meeting to protest against
the retention 10 Office of the Uultud States
marshal and other Government officers 10 Bal
tlmore.
Fort Hamilton N. Y, is excited by the
news of ,heselepemeut OF Miss Belle Harold,
the ED st daughter of Lieut.. G. W. Harold,
Third Artillery, with Frank Bierwirth, cor
net player. formerly attached to the band of
her fathers regiment.
A woman named Mary Evault, living 10 East
Saginaw, was literally cut to pieces by her hus-
baud last hight, her lei. arm being nearly sew:
cred from the body and Der back, neck and
side frighttuy gashed. Jealousy the proba
BILE cause.
Yesterday evening James PANEL, of Ian
caster, Pa, shot his wife in the head, inficsDg
wound which will probably prove fatal Do.
mestic trouble is the cause assigned for the
deed.
A steam yacht having 40 excursion party on
board was swauped 10 the Hudson river on
Thursday uigbt pear Troy, and FIVE out Of nine
men on board we're drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

A political parsou, at Indianapolis, preached
the iuneral sermon of sister OF the radical
senator Twi,chell, of L ,uisiaoa, the other day,
and though the deceased died from natural
causes. and though the Congressional investi'
eating committee reported there was nothing
political 10 the wouudiug of her brother, said
she had been murdered by the white leagerE
who had also shot her brother. The radical news
papers are publishing the sermon 10 extcnso,
aud are calling upon their partzaos to root
out rebel intolerance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

NEW YORK, July 2l.-At Hoboken som
oolnred people enjoying themselves at pic nic
on Wedpe day were pelted with coal aud Gin
ders by a gang Of white rowdies, aud eleven of
them, mostly women. were injured
Now here is case of Northern Intolerance, y
aud yet Gov Tilden has not been summoned
to Washington to consult with the Secretary OF
War, nor has he applied for U S. troops, nor
is the Outrage" made the subj"ot of Coogres
sionsl discussion and Investigation, nor is the
army to be sent TO New York to keep white
voters away from the polls at the presidential
election. Circumstances alter cases, and un-
fortunately for the South its enemies are not
msgnauimous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

1t is understood that Gen. Lopgstreet will
be appointed u. 8. Marshal of Louisiana, vice
Packard, the radical nominee for governor of
that State. OF all the scallawags there is not
one for whom We have greater commiseration
than Gen. Loogstreet-a sensible and gallant
mau-who, left by the war in advancing age,
without cent, and With 20 resources for the
support Of dependent family, was, it may be
said, almost forced to barter his principles tor
LIVELIHOOD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

Judge Crtcher, OF Wcstmoreaud has, 10
advance OF the Conservative Convention, an-
nouuced himself an independent candidate tor
Congress from the first district OF this State,
aud By so doiug has properly lost the respect of
the party with which he has.here tofore atiiliat'
ed. When mau 10 times like these is unwil'
ling to abide by the decision Of q majority OF
bis party, and, merely to crafty his selfish pur'
poses and ridiculous aspirations attempts to SOW
dissentop among the ranks 10 which he ooce
served, with the hope of securing election by
the aid of the negroes, be should be squelched
at once and remembered ad iofutum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
The able and efficient Congress ional represeu

The able and efficient Congress ,ioua represeD-
tatiye from this district is receiving we'll 'nerlted
prais. from all quarters of the Sta'e. The Lynch
burg News says: THE circumstances sur
roul ding every democrat iu the 43rd Congress
precluded the chance of Gen. Hunton's
showing wba, be really was. Those who Only
saw the surface of things, who only knew that
he was DOT taking prominent part on the
A,cr, did not understand how difficult it was
Tor $ Southern democrat to get hearng for
Any purpose, ADD they as little knew the weight
of his personal influence, high character, sound
judgment and nhexlble utsgri,y upon even
has opponents. We always knew that 10 peace
as in war, he would come up to the tuies
measure Shcn needed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

Elk Senator Trumbull, of Illinois, a diStin-
gulshed republican leader. before that party had
become corrupt, is 10 favor of TildeD aud Hen
bricks as the only way to restore the govern.
ment t. honest hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

A negro waylaid Mr.. Thomas Wnrmack, on
the road near Danville, last Thursday, and
brutaly assaulted and attempted to rob him.
He yearly killed bis victim, but was sarmt d
by he appearance of other parties, and ran of
without obtaining his money. The affair will
not be considered 10 cabinet meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

A white man was whipped by order Of the
Mayor of this city, short time ago, and the
radical newspapers never said word about it.,
but negro boy was whipped at Arkansas day
day or two ago, aud the whole radical press is
teempg with highly wrought accounts of the
"barbarity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

Complaint is made by some of the commits
sion merchants of Washington that the Price
Current issued weekly by the Produce Ex-
change of that city does not give correct quo
tations, and is published in the interests OF the
rroduoe RING
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

The trial of the case of the State of Maryland
vs.. the Consolidation Coal Co., involving the
right of that company to charge exorbi'ant
rates for transporting coal from the mines to
Cumberland, has been postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

The New Y ork Herald is daily advising Gov.
TildeD to state. in his forthcoming letter accept
lug the democratic nomination for President,
that 10 the syentot his election, he will put a
stop TO Southern outrages." As tuccomb is Of
great power .in these days, we don't koow that
it would be uowise to profit BY the advice, but
as the Governor is anything but buncomb man,
We doubt if the advantage of the policy alluded
to will Induce, him toadopt it. tits the duty
of the several States to preserve order within
their respective limits, and all Of them do SO
except those in control of the radicals, and
Gov. Tildep's letter would, with as much pro-
priety. sllude to the Newark as to the Hamburg
affair. The Herald says:
The reform question, important as it is, Is
only an appeal to the pockets OF taxpayers
but the people of this country care little for
their pockets wheo their feelings are aroused
on question which comes home to their moral
sensiblities, as was signally proved By the
prodigious pecuniary sacrifices to which they
consented in the prosecution Of the civil war. y
Now if the Herald's readers we're not Am
orleans such paragraph as the one quoted
might not be considered ridiculous but where
the causes and incidents Of the late war are so
familiar aud SO fresh in the memory Of every
one, such can not be said about it. for We all
remember that Wendell Phillips, Horace Gree
ley, Gen. Banks, and Gen. Scott the leaders
of the North, wanted the Unioo dissolved
pesceably, aud we also remember that the wa,
was continued and prolonged msnly by the il
fuence of those who were making money out
of it; AID when people sustain Blanes and
Beeoher's morality the less they say about mora
sensibity the better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

Nd wonder the Presidents mind is perturb
ed, and that he leaves the filling Of important
vacancies to the Secretary of the Treasury,
when such influential papers as the New York
Journal Of Commerce speak of him as follows
mo man of reputation or set-respect would
accept q seat in the Presidents Cabinet since
he has begun to remove all faithful. independ,
ent officials, commencing with Mr.. Jewell. 1t
is now becoming disgrace to remain in the
Cabinet, and an honor to sustain the Presi-
dents displeasure and be removed from it.
MIR. Jewell's' brilliant receptions at Hartford
ADD New Haven show what the best class Of
Republicans tbiok of bis shabby treatment !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-22

VA ISIED.

On Wednesday, July 18th, st the residence of
Wthers Waller raq Stafford county, Va, by
Rev. E & .iurdaugh, DID, Rev. K ) BAR
RErT to Miss h ATE WALLER.