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, 1877-05-09
THE SAGINAW LUMBER REGION.
&p4c{o} Nsp94cA 10 I84 JttAxns.

E4sr sAolNAw, Mich, May a.-Ths stage Of
wutss On all Of tha ssfeatus in this section Of the
State has besn much lower than usual this spsfny.
aeFiously ratasdlng tho rafting OF logs. On the
Casa. ElInt and Salt Rivers Tho total product will
reach tho mills; but on the other streams, from
10 TO 16 per cant Of tbs ioga will bs hung.up m
less continued and hsayy rains should ansus,-a
contingency hardly looked for a this season Of the
year. Owing to the low water, tho cost Of rafting
IL increased 80 eeutA psr 600 feat In reference
To tho supply Of logs Tor tho current year. submit
acomparatiTe statement OF ths logs r4fttd out Of
tho several streams Ia previous years. Fof 1875
and 1870 the fgufes afe otaelal, taken from ths
1877 sra cstanates on tho basis Of logs banked:
OF course tho Amount OF logt run out will dcpend
AtAnccls
, 1877-05-09

CHICAGO,

Nf1lNtAo"s
AnnIvALs-Stus Corona, st. Joe, kuudf!e&t
assnr MaskeRon, Muskeson. sundrics: stmr she-
boygan, Manitowoc, sun1dcs; prop 9kJIark. 6t.
Jos, sundrles; prou =. II. Ketehum. Bar City.
salt; scht J. II. Halter, Bay Ctr, eatt: prop
Aborcorp, Casevltte, lumber: prop q. r. Heath,
sau1atnek, sunaries: prup Tempest, White Lake.
snndrtea: sche Porter, Buffalo. coal; seht nec'-
totitT, tenomtnea, posts; 1chr 1ndustrr, Ahnapee,
poets; schs 8. J. Luft, Ford Asve,, posts; sehf
J. P. Ward. 0reenbuth rios, wood;
bark Arabs, Kingston, stous batiast;
schr ). Y. Jones. MuskeEon, lumber; schr Otter,
Ludsngton, wood; achr D. E. Daley, buffalo,
coal; sehr KIn8nsher, Alpena, po,ts schr r. cr.w.
o1 :S5 i E1s eo. 1aes .st
Maskegon, lumber: sshr l. Da.s.. While take.
bef. schr Mystic. Mnskegon. lumber; eehr Q. Il.
johnson White Lake; lumber; esnr n Aresis, Grand
isvso lanbs5 ses fg 'ssgnlafos %htts .ses iE
Msnfstcc. l1mber; sehr Barbarian, Ludlngtou, lum-
sese %ssp f.ss uesr sST
arand iraven, lumber; scow b. Il. Holt. Grand
iiavcn, wood; tsoz j. +. l,taee, Mencmiass. p!E:
Esen1aE stss. M,iiseoea Iay, ipmtsr; sckr j.
steDonaId. Manstee lumber; sehs T.. Jahn Asrk.
CO. ntsI Gnsss sE ssE + sss
rs.; sess Foar fetSsFs. nolsnd, sandre.:
prop Newburxh, BnfIalo, 81, 900 bu wheat, 1s. 600
b. yo; s.mr shsboygan, Manl.owoc. snnas.ss,;
nour, 3 brs pork. and aundrics: schr J. o. Moss,
Sleeping Gesr, 8 brts hous, ! brl pork, and snn'
driea; sehr south sldc. NoH!ey BAY, otfs -four,
{alo, o., b26 ba corn; schr Ebcnczes. beaver liar.
bor, SOD bu oats, 100 brls nour. 10 hF1s beef. 10
bss polk, 900 lbs smoked mcnts, and sundries !;
schF Mary Ldercy, South liaren, 60 bu wheat. =:
hrts f'orF, and AlndIlea; prop Tru.edcll, Gsccn
wheat, and snadriea; stnir 3tuskeguu. Muskegon,
38 bril- pork, and sundrfch: stnr Corona, St Joe,
10 b1.s spp'es, and tundr'e.; sest u: E. cook,
prop PhilaaclrhIa, Eric, ZOO hrs 1our, and sun
drea; prep Montgomery. Port iluron. 10, 900 By
corn. 411 brs nour, lS5 brla pork k9 tea lar1 md
cora, md sundr'et; prop skylark, 1t. Joe 100
ba corn, II br3s nouE, and sundsies; echr Mafy
, 1877-05-09
Magnolia
Balm.
!

il certainly one OF tue most n,azrctous md use
fuf products nf modern scscnee. The united
testimony Of Thousands of indies reveals the
fact that the MAoxotlA BALM is = sIre dcstcc
Tor creatinG = pufu and blooming complexion.
1t conccols all natura! bletntshes In tho most
surprising and effective tnanncr.
It removes all roughness, crupt!ons, rctlness,
blotchcs, frcc11cs, and tan Will, magical power.
It drives array ali evidences OF fatlgue aud e1-
element.
It makes tho plainest face beautiful.
1tEises the complexion dazzling purity. and
makes the neck. tace, and sFtus appear graceful,
rotund, and plurb.
It makes tnatron Of 81 or N look not more
than 20 years old md changes the rustic maiden
Into cultivated ctr belle.
The IAg,.otia Hd'ns re1'loes al Mnnlhez and
tv,,eaols err7y dra'ohaek 10 te1ufy: aa, tatae II Il
AZ harmless u hrafe1. u T. 10 A}t-lAe IL u sGHts
aadt TIE rA~est oase7nr eanaot deterf IT. Nv.
Lailcs ~hu value personal attractions, and
who hops to make themselves attractive 10 the
lords Of creation, cuu make au absolute certain.
~ Of It by ustng !agan's MAGNOLIA DALN: anil
we know Of no other var, II thry require any
kind Of cosmetic at al, in which ttlrJ e1.n be
certain ot 1t. II "a the cheapest preparation III
tho world, all things considered, and mar te had
At auy drug store.
, 1877-05-09
NEW YORK cusIQM.HOusE.

NEW YoRK, May H.-Tha Custom Houso inyesu-
CATION eontinued to-day. Osborn. OF tho bonded
Warehouse Department. testified that, In his
oplnIon, Diyl4ton No. 10 could ba merged into No.
s. theseby s4vinx about $12, 600 to 4l5 GOO year.
and getting tbs work dons mots efficiently. His
department ho thought could ba run with seven
elstts less tbau q present Tbs Office OF Supetin.
tsndsnt Of Wa1ehoux$s u unnecessary, 4nd ought
10 b. ebolah4d IL heAtd and b<lissed thAk clsfks
fsceivod As1a1 fe4A faE salfss patueal&r}y eletks
In tls ketHods, but ha bad no Ptooi ot H.
, 1877-05-09
R{fNIi.

9ptei0l NtpafcA % ~ 1FtbNas.
ERfn, Pa, May H.-Tha schr Francis DeFtiuan.
Capt. Norris, bound tron. Milwaukee to l3u1alo,
With 4s, 600 bu Of what. was struck by the steam
hargc Kust, End sunk in deep water near East
Tswu., Two mon were drowned. The oshsfs
Scooter, Of Elts, capt. 1'ernmAn, and ratsons 4
Humble, OF nut1ai6. sts was valued It $35, 100.
Insured for two.thizds Of her value. TAs Rust
, 1877-05-09
pOItT HURON.

6pAciaJ WfpdltA 70 1Hs 7F1bWnA
POM nuaos, Mich, May DO y. u.--Doxs-
rsops Commodore, City OF Toledo; schrs David
Vance, Charles Luiing, NsvadA, ii. !. Wilcox, :.
y. Sawyer, Guido, Platter, Loveland, Chandler J.
Wells, Myoaosts, John o'Nsll, Typo, Rcd, Whlte
and Dlus.
The blockade still contlnuea A. st. clais Plsta,
aud In scenlng,y growing wofrt, Lake Huron II
once more tamMs0 with leo, which rrAehrs from
tho mouth Of tho river to Lexington. twenty-five
miles.
WMp--Northeass, fresh; weather cloudy.
, 1877-05-09

ALBANY, May s.-The Assembly bas adopted a
concurrent ye.olutlon agreeing With tha Canal
noasd In ths abolition Of tolls on fuss and pe4les
pork, bcsf, bacon, lard. sallow, oil. wool. corn
meal, dried fruits, cotton, manufactured tobacco.
hamo clover and Essas:seed.. hors. domestic
lie. hogs, sheep, domestic voolsna, aud domestic
cotton
, 1877-05-09

6pAciat Nspa&cA 10 ~ 1stsHzA
EAsr 6AatxAw, Mich, May a.-The shipments
from Saginaw River yesterday aggregated 9. o57,-
600 feet lpmhes; II, coo cgblo saek oak lumber;
f,Q tons &alt In bulk aud IL 9BQ barrels Of salt.
, 1877-05-09

6p&tat h&pateS u 1As TnsuaA
MARQUETTE, Mich, Hay s.-Anlyed, props
Hsysua, D. u. Wilson. V. Hwaln, sparta; schra
Frank resrw, 4. C, MAXWELL, ue!oLa, Gsnsra,
AumatI1, psAAed down last Night, stsnF Craig.
, 1877-05-09
INDIAN SUPPLIES,

EEr YonK, May s.-The Indian Commissioners
to-day opened bids for 1ndFan supplies ores 800
were put In for fool. clothing, tools. etc. The
bids this Ye9t exceed those OF last about 100.
, 1877-05-09

THE ST. LAWRENCE.
QuE11o, Nay A.-Fffteen vessels arrived 10. day
4 hrgs number sss reported baluw.
, 1877-05-09
srhe Creditors Of the One Cannot Inter.
fcro with Those Of the
Other.
Judee Drummond Takes the Winston
southwestern Oasa under Ad-
,lsement,
1 Lirely Sult DttHtsn Two PartntrA Rho Charge
Each otber With Pfaud.
Bankruptcies, Judgnents, Con-
fessions. Divorces, Etc.

tbe atm Of r. E. cand& d Co., car and bridge
usnufacturcEs, against ce1ta!n creditors OF tht
i'm Of II. II. Payson Co.. q! this ritz, ard tho
Sheriff of Cook County, to restrain tho sald Of r.
+. canda d Cas- property under m execution
saanst ii. X. PaJson s. Co Tho facts arc sub
.aa.y th = csn q. an H. = rss
psfain!,,g peculiarly 10 that business, The 1ame
# rase.a L Iou
cairo, doing business there under tho hrn name OF
ii. II rayson d Co.. md ~ lnch had creditors
Judgment was recovered some time ago In 1an.
dofph County Circuit Court against II. X. raysonh
s !. fs 81 ns he ks X r. g. f Iep:
Judgment to Tho Sheriff o.. t'lis county. undef
,s ass ss, iss pss. es sf 81 e9ss ST. s1s
isi Ss!as efs fcSltof Of b e. .,1ss'sa Ss1, iS:;
'?sn a'fs eao,s y! y: ssatl ~ tle,e',sas.
P9s IT, 5aq e .s s Ss S. t s sss s.;
Il ton Il aeieo2 M %nl las s;edtof. of E. ctnd.
Thc judge hsll that although the two firms were
composed Of the sasno pcrsons. yet Tint thar con.
suta,ed two separate htns. and tho erediton Of
&C. &C. t e ns ns I'm Il 10 i 81
this case. creditor Of j.: \. fs1snn 9 Co.a 6ad
70 isnt 10 levy o .nS Hs o T. ~ aa o1sor. q ~
ri &. canaa h Co.
EnH CHICAGO = SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD:
ea1o Of Won Wei VI. +. Ii. Wlnston, George {.
Campbell, and j. w. uownt wcto concluded yes.
ietday bsfosu Jndge urnnmond. 1fF. smali, on
liz eIal:,fci thlt bondhosdsF and es6tkholder
might place themselves in thus 1uft In tho plnea Of
thu Company. which really had 70 aStuai e1htsnce @
wcro Indebted to the Company 70 par tho fund In.
10 court, to DO applied oy TIC Court 10 such msn:
ncf ~ to i should secm cQaltaole IN payment o.
the bonds OF Won Wei and ne Stock Of hey'oids.
That the Company could mt ba male party 70 thIs
sns a. u nas non resident saa tue eoars coatd
nj Eef !. SsaH ,sae 2, T. In bsn,f Of Nj, c.mn
ball liz eaia That 10 decree that could b render.
e. be any to s'
q. Il ss s. - rs!sa
Yon Well bondholaet. eoa'a l., sdu'lnlstcs tae
ltot, hd not being 5udg1nent-creditof. and not
making tae Company party:
von Wi sonst a 10
IT,; sessa e have eeen s' By Mston
es.s1 . s s.a h ~s ps ~h!R ha
..asged IN the bil. These claims we're ~ sT dIZe1se
tsnaton e msas 10 ha, eeto1e hs pnrehsso d tha
ba .nos. 4aasssa wgtf IT, zsss se Of n Go
nad i noHlng 70 90. II was aG attempt 10 an!te IN
l,ef one Of which CONCERNED one q lao parties md
not shown ti,ae campbell was tesponsto1e for tho
eltsalar Q, nag any HnowicdEo oIi,;.,.x q Il;
c.a1Ss h hs ssi IL ae ss e. 'Gs ssa
psa, eosd aet - = + sssad sad lad ns;sF AZ fa.
, 1877-05-09

CATTLE FOR ENGLAND.
MoxTnkA1, MAY B.-Ihe steamship Phnnic!an
sails to- morrow with ten carloads Of cattle for
England.
, 1877-05-09
Stockholders Meeting,

Notice IL hereby given that ths annual meeting
Of tha ChIcago South Branch Duck Company, fot
held * tho ONCE Of said Company, Room plekey
Building. No. 70 pearbom-st Id the city of Chi
eago, u 10 .. NJ. Wednesday, 1uns =, 4. 2, ls77.
L. u. MASON,
Secretary Of Chicago South Branch book Co.
, 1877-05-09

A nomnnce OF I7cnsity-Thc Devices
oftbte Queens Of A0ciety-11osv Pinfsl
Features ARC Made Attractive, nnd
tho Mfcmlahcs Of Nature MF0 Hidden
nf the WtfcfferJ Of Art-An lntorcst-
Ing IkevcInt4on.
In our climate, and owing 10 American modes
Of ltic, not one woman POSSESSES that best boon
ot natufe-a falr romplexton; a g!lt without
which there cun be no real beauty.
There ts no u+ Of rcpinlnR, bccausc 1t Ia 40.
Iffc senslole thing. under the circumstances, u
to sec how the defect may be overcome.
Clearly. In this matter, Art must I've called
ucan to supply What Nature has Jcoled.
DocE faif reader Ask, ffows
To reveal that very secret Is the purpose OF
this article.
"What can't he cured need not be entlurcl.,
in this cnse. An aIrttt chemkat. natnetl Eiagan,
has provided an infallhse means Of making the
platnest face radiant, anl Of overcoming nll The
defects which, without Its invention, often make
ltfc lonG nartyslotn to ladies' Of society. Mi,
Uayan's
, 1877-05-09

RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
Ef3Nanntfax ~ lfsteySs4et 41rks-f BAurfay ex.
eorttd Sunday excepted. + Aou1Ay excepted. A..
rive sunday II =. n. Daily
CHICAGO L NORTHUMBERLAND GALWAY.
Ticket OfMte4, 81 Cayk.st. tBheyE1An Housp} sod,t
Canalkt.. corner Nadtson. Aal q tho dcnotAk :.
, 1877-05-09

oEvic1 CHICAGO. HocE lstAxo fAc14lo RAIL-
1oAp CoAFA1r, April ~ ia77.
Ths Annual Aeeurx 9f this atoekhoDdeI. Of TBS Chi.
eA3o Hock GAna HAslao H*ntoA4 n: A. .n.s - sae
tqo Of sach ethef huaats. e NAY coms ee!2ts Shsol
Chicago on WsassIsy. the th of Jghs uext y II
i. Il. ToWA SECRETARY.
, 1877-05-09
PUTS AND CALLS.

$50. .Htf1 .,H2t9f f;NsStfiitso ;stftil a ian ctt see see.
~; Y w Xssx altta - dsA{{so1s {. R.stt, 4
tWepsJ un1e1 tho amount tnxcscd Stock bought aad
carried long desired aeros!t Of pr esnk II.
, 1877-05-09
1n1 INDIANAPOLIS, BLooA1NGTON h WESTERN
nlYTRnkr-

Judge pFummond /. god II hearing tho fota
nosusu su!t Of The Farmers Lean r Trust Com
Raaf sgain4s the ludlAnapoLs, Bloomington y
. lafSclo4a ant mortgage foI Is. 600, 600 and
.eGond mortgage for H. LOO 600 o. tho main con
sosss9ated Ing q tho Indianapolis Rsstsrn Rail-
epoiis 10 rsLana. and alao 10 fofccl0se mortgage
59f H. tD0. 600 the extension. u 1t " ealled.
s,aant II Urhana, and tbeneo 10 Dsastar,
U. Besides tha mAin question ss H.
me, taeIa ar4 numerous Intervening ct43m4
sa4ch Ae 10 BE- Argued, snd the tftal Will peenPY
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were now Invited 70 p-rtake Uf mag
nitcsrt dinner OF almos. every men
'ionable del:cacy. spread cat upon tvs
long tables, covered with snow white
linen and Gil elnbelIished With silver
AMI China plate. starry fass. ever
greens and flowers For this the good
ladies' e Gamble ar - De thanked ard
'mucLly" 40. too. for the tables with
their loads oi the tat aud sweets Of tn
lard were truly light for the hungry
lord ard his spouse 'Youn. America.
didn't care cuss SO long as bunch 0:
fire crackers could be lough. for Il nick
Ell.
The ball game resulted in favor OF
the Cnknowns, and the Stars lit out
but will light up again. The celehra-
'i"n concluded with gala dance 81
night attended 10y the elite ana fashion
able a.
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DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Thursday. July l2. 1877.

ALMOST A FIRE An aiarfn II FIRE
w.s sounded from the Fine house
v,.tereay morning ai)out has O'Clock
The cry u FIRE was heard coming from
the vicinity Of the iock-np. and it
moved upon investigation that another
attempt had been made to burn that
building. I. appears that one ct the
prisoners, "a white man had set q
blauke. on fire and then given the
rl.rm. intending wien the door was
opsued and rush male to extinguish
the flames TO light out. But this little
game proved fruitIess, for he va. male
IA. first and then the flames put out
The only damage done was to blackcn
the side Of the room . little. The
prisoner Or. was pretty we'll smoked oct
and i, no. likeIy 10 make any further
attempts st rescue in that line very
soon.
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BRITISH CGLCGBIA IrEMs. - The
new Catholic Church soon 70 lie bull.
al Nanaino wll be liz feet long by &c
- Will, al IS Ugh. The spire.
which II placed at The rear of the
building, will BE- l2; fee. high. A
large oak tree which stood ia front o.:
the house Of Mr. Vim. Fisher, J. T.. Of
Metchosin, was strnck by lightning OF
sunday night. and set M FIRE James
Brenton, Of oyster Harlor, accidentally
shot himself in the head on Sunday
morning. He had been cut shooting.
and on returning, placed his loaded gun
on the doorstep. on opening the door
the gun slipped off the step. the jar of
which discharged the gun. The ball
struck BTeA,on just in trent of the ear,
inficsi:g severe woand, but FORUM
ely not penetrating the skull On
uitay Mr. Scott, miner working in
the Chase River Mine, had hi. collar
bone broken by piece Of coal falling
Ola him
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The Tie Vote.


SEATTLE, July II, 49,.
ED. ISTELLlGENCER In the matter
Of the tie vote between Mr.. Bell and
Mr.. Piper. candidates for City Council
from the Third Ward OF S:a,tlc, re-
fer you to Sec. IL of th- City Charter.
which reads as follows:
All laws of this Territory regulat-
ing and governing general elections.
and proceedings aud matters incidental
thereto. shall apply TO and govern
elections under this act, except rs here
ia otherwise provided" Acts 1875 p.
l52
That act is silent as 10 exigencies like
the present, and it seems we shou!d
look TO the general election Law fer a
solution Of the difficulty.
Under the act approved Jan %.
1866. it would he necessary to call a
new election. but by the amcudatory
act Of Jan. 81. 1867. which is Row in
force. it is provided that in the case Of
tie. like the present. the County Au-
ditor shall give notice ~ the several
persons 81 having III highest and an
equal number of votes 10 attend at tie
Office of the Auditor at time to be APP
pointed by said Auditor. who shall then
and there proceed publicly 10 decide by
lot which Of the persons So having nn
equal number of votes shall be declared
dul, elected" and said Auditor il there
upon required TO issue his certificate sc
cordingly.
As the City Clerk. in city matters.
corresponds with the Auditor IL county
matters. it would appear 10 be his duty
10 perform the same duties in this mat
ter as would be required of the Auditor
in case of tie vote for Sheriff or any
other county officer. LEX
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NoRg RACES Commercial street

MopE RAcEs-Conmercial street
wa. crowded again last evening to wit
ness race between George Ridge. Of
this city. anil a snal! csyu'e, brought
here Yesterday afternoon by some par
tiss from Payaliup Valley. for purse
Of SIS. The distance run was thirty
yards to start ut the tap OF drum.
The horse came out about three feot
ahead. Ridge was laboring under
little disadvantage in being c IN
PEELED to look ahead, while the msu on
The horse could watch the drum and
manage bis stesd a, the same time
After this race wa, over. another WAS
gotten up for purse of $40. between
Frank Smith aud Rudge. Distance
thirty yards. Ridge won by about
two feet.
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MosEs HEARD From. A letter re-
ceived by gentleman in this city on
Tuesday evening. from friend in the
ktti,as valley. dated July "a. says the
settlers in that neighbordood have had
big scare from the threatened Indian
outbreak lie states that old Moses. the
chief. saws if he is not molested he will
keep the peace, bat if he is compelled
10 90 on the reservation be will fight
first
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WHArCoM ITEMS. The Maj says the
Fourth was celebrated there in grand
style. :. Mr.. Thomas Edge. of Sehomo.
has | en- appointed Deputy sheriff of
whatcom county Mr. J. s Record.
who runs one of the three logging
camps in full blast At Ssmisii. in this
county. says he ia getting out some of
the finest timber he has ever seen. ard
that it is standing there in suficie nj
quantity to employ them for Who'll e
century.
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REsrMlN" superintendent Williams
has gone 10 work with force of men
upon the new vein in the Renton mine,
Designing 10 run tunnel into the su-
rerior deposit with view Ia an early
resumption Of production All is activ
i'y and prosperity in the town Of Rem
ton.
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A SAAsH-Diy before yesterday. as

ASXAsH-Diy before yesterday. as
some Of the large trees standing near
the railroad track ia the vicinity of the
new bridge that is bniliins acros, Ce.
dar river At kcnton. ware being felled i,
one Of the biggest broke over. contrary
tn the aim of the AMMAN and fell across
the track. swapping in two the iron
rails and burying the ends and ties some
eighteen inches in the ground. The
only delay resulting from the mishap
wa, III preventing the transfer OF about
q dozen of the old Renton Co.'S co1l
cars TO the track of the ). {. & L. Co.
for which purpose the locomotive bad
just gone up.
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COUNCIL MEETisG-The City Coun-
Gil meet ,o-nigh, for me purpose OF
canvasslng tbs vote cast a. the late
election, and transacting other business
Of Importance before the close Of the
term. The new regime will assume con-
troll Of the city government on the ed
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PROGRESS on THE RoAp.--The num-
Der of workmcn now engaged on the
Newcastle extension IF the railroad. is
said to be not less than 800 BY next
week mile and IA half of the grade
will he finished The Cedar river
bridge will be finished in about ten
days The piers are all in but one. and
the stringers are laid about half way
across. The timbers for the May
Greek bridges and tres,ling are being
gotten out As rapidly a. practicable.
and there is reason TO believe that there
will be no delay in the completion 81
the whole work on schedule time.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

AMERICAN HOUSE.
ii + Compton. T II Clanay, City: Z
4 Nealey, J Block. White River: f. NJ
Benson. OP Cavett, J II Hemenhofer.
A Dulittle. Tacoma; I Pomeroy. j r
Pomeroy. Newcastle; Bishop. Talbot;
j " Clark, J Mclaughlin. + b Wards
ford, $ 5 Heard, J krsbbs, Snohomish;
& Greenleaf. Samsmish; A Mortogati.
B.akely
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PAssENaEn LIST The following
passengers are booked for the Sound
per steamer Dakota, which sailed from
Snn Francisco on the 10th inst Port
Townsend p w. Sturs. and six in the
sseerage. Seattle -- James Feeney.
Robert Blaney. Mrs +. ". Philips.
Miss Clara Livingston. Miss Emma
kokaklda. X T. Whitney, II. q.
Dewey. Mrs. A. Dinsley. aud eighteen
in the storage Tacoma Mrs. ID.
johnson and two sons, ard six in the
stcersge. Olympus ~ Four il the
Storage.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-12

iF Me. j, VI. Nel,en. late chief Of
police 10 tbs city. having decided to
take up his residence in Victoria. left
tar Tia. Ilaci this M raiug with his
family.
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49, The Messenger came IN yesteF-
day af.ern.a,n al , o'ciocA with few
Passengers, She leaves sgaia for olya-
pa this morning.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-12

STATE F.IR-The Oregon State
Fair will be held at Salem, commenc.
ING Octob~r Ath, and continuing one
week.
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to Steamer Fanny Lake leaves this
morning a, . o'cleSk fng the sA.sit.
stopping =, all inter mediate poim;s Oh
hes way
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Is' Sharp reports Of pistol Were
heard early yesterday morning, coming
iron the vicinity Of the lava beds. bu;
~ far as heard u one ~as hurt
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-12

HENDRICKS & CURTIS have just re-
ceived fine lot Of Pumps, Force
Pumps. Deep Well Pumps. and Lift
Pumps Sewer Pipe cheaper than
wood. Gas and Water Pipes and Fit
tings: Pumps overhsuled; Saws Gum
med and Filed and general job-work
done Prices way down.
EUROPEAN DRAFTS Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
land. Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. W. T.
Hor BosTON BROWN BREAD on Sun
day morning at the Eureka Bakery.
PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap ut
Chilberg Bros.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-12

~" Steamer J Il Libby arrived
from Whi,com last evening, with sew
esal passengers and Il light freight list
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Office !

~I>HE ASSESSMENT Roll Frg rHs CITY
| Il s~atsle far ;34e feAr -. - n5s IL Ey
kaBsis AID egen fer insseCti0r. sDi Vii - oper
unt1l TkE-x.sy Jalx f4ik an3aAy PERI 2s f-e3Ins
taszlsslSes sSgrtevet by the II Assessment az.
spg.ea. a~.ovr TIE CaFzs2oss Csancs, 80 Thursday
svealus. aiy IA TO-. az have the rsr;.-
ced.
D T WHEELER, City cless.
s~ssss 5aly Cab. Isl ~