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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-02

WHITMAN COUNTY We receive the
most glowing accounts Of the progress
in settlement that is now making in the
new counties of the Territory on the
eastern border An exchange says that
as many as 100 s-ttlers day drive into
the Palouse country. The hotels in
that region are all crowded from base
ment to garnet. As one pape. expresses
it. ut is almost impossible to see the
town for emigrant teams They mostly
come from Southern Oregon, and seem
to know whittier they are travelling.
Ask them ABOUT it and they say: Pa
louise =" At this rate the Territory will
soon be populous enough for admission
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EuROPE.

PARIS, Oct. 3l-The K<PaJ@ique Fran
caiss says the crisis must be terminated
or we shall be drawn into the most
terrible catastrophes and civil war
LONDON, Nov. Efforts are being
made to gain possession Of Plevna and
Rshova Road The Roumanian force,
between Vid aud Iskre. yesterday
made a reconnaissance along the DAN
ube IN the direction of Rahoya and
Vader. They found Turkish detach-
ment occupying some earthworks. and
after a brief cannonade the Turkish
magazine exploded and the garrison
retreated in the direction Of Rahova
Two companies of Roumanisns occupy
the redoubt.
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MORTON Is DEAD.

Our dispatches this morning announce
that the great Indiana politician, Sena-
tor Oliver p. Morton, is dead. he was
for long years an invalid, and it will be
remem bered that he was stricken down
to his bed Immediately after his return
home from his visit to the Pacific coast
as chairman of the Grover Investi-
eating Committee, last summer, and
has been slowly sinking until he
breathed bis last at ) O'Clock last night.
His death leaves a vacancy in the
Senate which, in all respects. Indiana
will find it difficult to fill.
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Official Press Of King County.
Friday. November 2. 1877.
BOARD OF IMMIGRATION.

Through one Of our leading mer-
chants. who has jus. returned from San
Francisco, we learn that the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company strenuously
recomms nd the establishment in this
city of Board Of Immigration similar
to that which has done 50 much toward
the rapid peopliog and advancement Of
Oregon.
The Oregon Board of Immigration
have published splendid pamphlet OF
4s pages, containing every variety OF
information which an intending immi-
grant is likely to desire, which are dis
tributod broadcast throughout the East
aud placed in the hands Of every over
land passenger on the Union Pacific
aud Central Pacific trains.
A consequence of this enterprise is
seen in an unprecedented tide Of inmi-
grafton this year into Oregon. OF
course the favorable crop year and low
fares cooperate as producing causes OF
this, bat the low fares are, no doubt
rather consequence Of the antecsdeni
rush Of travel, instead of being q cause
of it.
II we had an organized Board. com
prising number of our 0snost promi-
nent business men. with an Office in this
city, where information could be gath
cred up. and furnished TO inQuirers. es-
pec,alIy relative to the lands yet open
to settlement in the several river val
leys, opening upon Puget Sound, much
benefit might thus be conferred both
upon the homeless emigrant. and the
Territory itself. If nothing more were
done than to post plscards Of directions
or = few circulars in the hotels OF San
Francisco. or in the steamship office and
on the principal routes Of travel. a good
many passengers would be turned to
our ports who now take other routes.
Doubtless the Pacific Mail Steamship
managers would themselves take .
generous part to assist US in making
such an undertaking success, If start
were once made here.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Ed. INTELLIGENCER: II herewith
send you copy of my meterolog ical
observations fer the month of October,
as follows:
Highest temperature on the 9Th and
7th. sixty-four degrees.
Lowest temperature, on the 3Oth and
3lst, thirty four degrees. Although
the ground was white with frost. scarce
ly any damage was done to vegetation.
Average temperature for the month,
81 degrees.
Rain fell, more or less. on ten days.
Total rainfall. BIS inches.
Cloudy days, 12.
Foggy. mere or less, IL days.
Half clear days, -.
Quite clear days,2
Storms, none.
Respectfully,
r. M. HcsKINsoN.
Smiths Cove. Nov. I, 1877.
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Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


OLYMPIA, Nov. 1-Judson's school
bill passed the House to day. occupying
the entire day in its consideration
The Council passed Stewards railroad
bill by vote of four to three. Han
ford. Hoover and Ping voted against it;
it also passed Ferguscn's bill for con-
stitutional convention. A concurrent
resolution for an. extra session passed
both houses.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3l-Arrived.-
Ship Germsnia. Bcllinsham Bay; bark
John Jay. Port Gamble; ship A. s.
Davis. Hongkong; steamer Empire.
Coos Bay; steamer Geo. w. Elder,
Portland.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. IA dispatch from
Tucson says: People who have just
arrived from Sonora say there is no
truth in the legislature story. No
State legislature or other representa-
tive body has been in session since the
adjournment of the last Legislature.
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LEGISLATURES
COUNCIL.

COUNCIL.
II b IS. relating to taxes in King
county, WAS read . third time aud
passed.
c B 43. relating to marriages. WAS
read Q third time and passed.
CB 81, to encourage thu planting of
oyster beds, was read third time and
passed.
H B 81 relating to quartz mining,
read third time and passed.
CB 95. to amend the civil practice
act read third time and passed
HoNsE.
H B q, Amending the act incorpor-
ating the town of WAlla Walls, was
read third time and passed.
c B 81. amending the charter of the
City of Seattle, read a third time and
passed.
H Is 20. relating to brands and marks
was read third time and passed.
CB 81. Providing for codification OF
of the Territorial laws. was read third
time and passed.
H b IS, relating to attorneys aud
cOunSelOTS at law, WAS Te6u JulTu time
and passed.
Tibbetts introduced II B III. extend.
ing the time for the equalization OF
taxes in King county. which was read
three times under suspensions of the
rules and passed.
H B los. regulating the salmon fish
cries on the Columbia river, was read a
third time and passed
h B 1lS. encouraging the establish.
ment Of salmon Matching houses on the
Columbia river and the propagation Of
salmon. was read third time and
passed.