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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

q David Reese, Of Wolf River, has bought I
Golden Tongue Organ The Golden Tongues sppes
to he walking right along, moral assassination to tn
contrary notwithstanding. Sell cheap and the peo
pie will buy. He who wins may laugh
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II Hats, from IS cents upward at
SMITH & SII,HAN's.
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Or pPR cTNT gAVRD |
Women. and Childre.'s wear.
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Prices Lower than Ever
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lion w Run" g
wv"
SIT FELIX STREET,
40
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.... r'.s Alert. Boot. .... :.;,s q. .....
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a Aessles arc nov the rage. throughout Ii
country There have recently been seven deaths frss
this disease, At Rulo NebraskA
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tsss n DosipAaa County, apply to
nsh2 II. C. RsvnLs, Troy. Kan
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Aoosy - Leo,
On i've years tDs. ssezrity, nal sssssa
". H fon1A,
9asboa- HiGAlsD1. Xsasss.
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y Eilst's Exrsss u Tar al VIA CAsrsy vil
cure Consuapsisa ia its Arst slaess
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HANHY TO LOAN

HONEY TO LOAN,
,.. t,vs At low rates Of interest secured BY far"
IN iohs FH DRENNING.
nortgAgss-
- r.r.es Fab e 1876.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
1pssrfeitsr brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

The genuins article must have DR. JONI BULLS private
stsmp on each bottle Dr. JoHs BULL only has the right
to manufacture and sell the original JoHHJ SnrHs rox
&c srrur Louisville KY EIamise well the label On
each bottle. my private stamp II not % essh bottle
do not base you will be deceived See column
advertisement and my show card. will prosecute any
oue infringing on my right The genuine SMITHS Toxic
SYRur can be prepared only by myself
De. JOHN BULL.
,x,rr.,x Leuisvile. Ky.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

q Every family thst uses the Model Baker, say
they can't do without it. 1t ID good for everything
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

~ Stock Salt at 81 per barrel for sale
by G. Leland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-05

q Ths <rsgs hsld their hrss concert, last Sstu
day evening.
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~ County Board, next Monday.
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M~nsv % Lean,

On ls-r time at Low interest On well improved
ps.iphaa County Ksssss- Apply 70
,...sx XXX STOUT. Troy. Kaasss-
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q Nov bring On your horssbills, jsekblls, an
bull bills.
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FRANKLIN DABCOCk
win negotiate loans for parties wishing 70 oerro"
W." afst7S.
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q An ki,ds Of plsvs Ut Lsls.d's.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

ARRIVED The steamship City OF
Psnams arrived here yesterday morn
ing at 3 o'clock. She sailed from San
Francisco at noon on Saturday. and was
therefore four days and fourteen hours
out, including the tine consumed at
Victoria and Port Townsend. She left
with 42 cabin aud 202 steerage passen
gers, 20 bags of mai, matter and 12i
tons Of freight. She left here after
di scharging her freight for Tacoma
where she will unload $50 tons of rail
road iron. The following is her list Of
passengers: For Sesttle-IIenty Lunt.
VIM COTS, X. NJ. Hoskinson, wife and
child, Fred. Allison. +. b. Allison, X.
Towen. Mss. q. \. Henchmf u, and 80
in the Storage Tacoma-W. G. Boyd.
and IL in the st rage. OIympia-A
Barnes. wife and two children. and in
the s.eerage. Her consignees and
freight list for Seattle is as follows
Boyd. Poncin Il Young. 5 packages of
merchandise. Crawford Il Harrington
SO 10. ISrELriGENCER do. Frauenthal
Brothers do. Hall Il Paussan : do.
Harris II Attrijge do. l. keinig do.
NJ X Maddocks 6 do. VI McAndrews /
do, s Baxter & Co 20 do. S Z Andrews
& Co 4 do. Stetson Il Post do. Schwa
bacher Bros x Co 263 do. T p Free
man IL do. w Il Jamieson do.
NJ NJ Meydonbauer 81 do, W II
shoudy IS. WusshoH & Valid 43 do. W
II Humphrey 6 do. W A Jennings I'll
do. Waddell s. Miles - do. W & 1 do.
w + 3 do. W ii 5 2 do, W VT | DO,
W Ii G 43 do. W ID 2 do. " II NJ 3 d..
W ID q 10 do. Y s / 10. TG W 81 do,
T X DO. T c | do. : Z 1 do. s f c
: 10. s G II 3 do. : Bros do. X VI II
/ 10. r II & Co = do. S 3 do. = n
| do. N W ave do. N G. 8 do. Nee &
Co 30 do. NJ q = do. McC & X , do,
LsR. 81 do. KB 3 DO. JOB $ do.
] l. 3 do. A NJ do. j b do. Y W
Il do. J Ii do. j A Mop do. II c T
IS do, II II do. I II NJ do. + McA
do, c A X do.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE

Cha. Shea, G II Walker. + W Shaef-
fer, City; II Smith. San Francisco;
Il X Benson, Dakota: John Cappers,
q II Hughes. Minnesota NJ + Parker.
Ny; W II Farrell. D H ingalls,. Vir-
ginia City Geo II Cutter, Williams
port. Pa; f Chsdle. A E Hughes, ID ID
Hughes, White River; p X Kennedy,
San Francisco NJ Leonard, + Kelley.
Port Orchard A Anderson, E Z
Monon, Mass; John Boggs. 2 Kelley
Chas Williams. Tacoma Thos Hoy.
City.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
RIA Sherm Dickens. Steilac. ,m; ]
Presley, Madison: II II Spencer. Geo
Liscom. Olympia; J Alexander aud
wife. Portland; Mrs P Trainer. John
Mosart. q r Platter. Snehomish: w
Nsraberney. Healdburg; George Haller,
Wildly Island + A Deggle, J Freed.
or, II NJ Black. Minnesota. Browning.
Iowa; q Moran. Chicago; b Campbell,
Illinois; n Shafer, Santa Rosa; Thos
Knsggs. " c Boyd. San Francisco; II
Schurer. W Bush. NJ b Tan. Sacrament
20: Il NJ Heskin'on. wife and son. Clio,
vertale. c Moore. Michigan; + Ali
son. A b Allison. c + Danghe. A G
Riddle. Lsda; Il N Halter; Port Town.
send; Mrs Hickman. Port Gamble. d
II McMas,sr. city: Mrs Taylor and two
children, Per, Bakely; Capt Comstock,
wife aud son; u Mes2rsve. Senton; NJ
Crosby and wife. Olympia, J A Titles
" hiie River.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25
Remember This.

Now Is the time of the year for Pneu-
nonia. Lung Fever, Coughs. Colds. and
fatal results of predisposition 70 Con
sumption and other Thro~: aud Lung
Disease ,BoscHgR's GERMAN SYRUP
has been usesi IN this eighborhood for
the pas; twe or three years without .
single failure IN care. II yoa have not
u.ei this nsesicine yourself. go Ia yoar
Druggist ......-.........
ara ask him If its ~oadsrfal sucesss
AMONG his customers Three doses will
relieve the wors, case IL You have no
f,,th in my medicine, asst buy Sample
Bottle Of BosCnEKs GERMAN SYRUP
ior Ia oes.,s ani try it. Regular sixs
bottle - ce,,is Don't neglect 4 e,agh
: save > cents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

MORE or TIE SXALL-Pox-A re-
port was made IN DR.. Weed, day c-fore
yesterday. that the smallpox had
broken ~. ns.'rr TIC Indians q. sal
mon Bay, upou ilas receipt Of which ;Efor-
nation he repaired Immediately to tbs.
locality. He found upon reaching the
place that q Clootchmsn had died there
If that disease the day before, and hal
been baried by her Indian friends. who
Immediately afterwards had banned
her clothing and bedding on the beach,
after which they quit the lscalisy. lie
found it impossible 10 do anything
further. as the whereabouts Of the To-
dians was then unknown. Yesterday,
however. the news reached town that a
party Of Indians from Salmon Bay were
in camp on the Duwamish. He set gu.
immediately for the place. and found
that the Indians were the same party
'ba had buried the smallpox case at
Salmon Bay He AT on made quar-
antlne arrangements for their retention
there, until the incubation period hai
passed, and all possibility of their
breaking out with the disease was rc-
moved. 10 order to do this it will be
necessary to supply them with provis-
ions. and these should be forthcoming
from the county as soon as needed The
Doctor. as health officer. has further in
s,ructed the police TO prevent oil Indi-
ars from landing At this port. and. so
far As practicable. from coming into
town from any quarter. For his prompt
ard efficient action in this matter, the
citizens of Seattle owe him debt Of
gratitude; had he been less Particular
in the matter there is 10 telling what
the result would have been. The Indi-
sns in question are certainly infected
with the diaease; but isolated as they
are now. there is not much chance Of its
spreading from them The jurisdiction
Of the health officer does no, really ex-
tend outside of the city limits, and in
this instance the Doctor has done much
more than could even have been asked
or expected OF him in that official ca
pacity.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

SEC. J. That the area mAie ~ the in.crss~tioz.
OF aay two streets shall se ieysi excepting where
otherwise ssase<i In >setson @: this Ordnance
ard etcspti-g also sese the streets Of that para
OF the city lylRs norsh II NIL stree: intersee,
Mi street.
suc T. That there aha hs . ansfea n aRd con
unaoas rate 81 grade IN the stsve;x between each
and every f~o At5sesss street :nsrr~<rfic1s or
ynlnts named In S~ssien Of this Ordnance pr
vtted. hewevsr. thas srSts line 10 ssbiisa ell
CO the fciiostEg ssreeiss namely
Ga Alder ssr~st. i.s sisss sd ssx~nsA streets
I'm Terrace street. net. f.sfh xsa ssasa sssee.s
On Terrace street. bet. Ss=sh and S<vensh streets
On ,ss~rssn street. e~t &izfh and -~ssafh sss.
ca Jnson street. bet West sa4 F-ocs ssrsets
Ora Piks street. s<t- wsss ana SrsSs ssr~sts
Stn Pine street bet. west and Fsons ssreets.
src 5 THAI ossr s~nty feet iytng dearest -
El'tost Bay ~ that part 81 Froas street b~s.ees
spga.as and s~asrs streets. iAsrs aha 10 AMI
.ovaa sgd ecsftna1s rate % srNss tessesa sga ir
ssr~s; AID the stsssr grade 81 seDees ..res. -
esssh.s3sse5 In >-ctsoa II iats offisAEee
ssc. & That the ssti Ord No. ia, hefrby
aasa4ea 10 aase hsreay rsy<ss~4
sss :. TAss OFsinaxe. shat take -s-cs AZ D.
n fSrps from All aft~< -vs says after It's past.
catSeE-
. fsss<ss Msy irsA. fs-T
fabzsAsd Nay AIS. 1871.
o. A. WEED. Mayor.
= !. WHEELER, Css-t- myss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

ACADEMIA young man by the
name Of e.. NcGlore. met with very
painful accident at Port Ludlow n few
Gays ago, while at work in the mill At
that place. lie was oiling up the ma
chinery, we understand. NJ the time
when by some means be caught his lief,
hand ia the chain belt The belt tore
and lacerated the member terribly.
passing through the palm and laying
the whole hand open clear 20 the
wrist He was taken tn Port Townsend
immediately for medical treatment: bat
our informant. states that his physician
considers j, quite impossible to save his
hand
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

OK RourE.-The steamer Zephyr
will leave here this morning at $50
O'Clock. sharp. for Port Townsend. and
will hereafter leave here every Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday morning
at O'Clock for that place. Mr.. Stacy,
her owner. will reduce the fare. com
mencing this morning. TO 81 from here
to Port Townsend and way ports. The
steamer Zephyr is one of the fines. lit
tie stern wheel boats on the Sound
aud has been fitted mp in gilt edge
style with everything about her in FIRST
class trim liz every particular; and
backed 10y the energy of her enterpris-
ing ard busines-like owner she canno,
fall Of success
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

~ A man by the na,uc Of Charles
Swanberg, pattern maker at Port Mad
ison saw mill, while engaged in turning
pattern yesterday. met with . severe
accident. The pattern burst, . large
fragment striking him with great forcs
IN the face. breaking his cheek bone and
cutting his face badly. He il under
the care Of DR.. Morgan. the resident
physician.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

.r- A force II about t.fseen men Al.
.till kept al work along the line Of the
railroad between here and Rsn:oa
srNvcling Up They are sra iusjiy
plsclur the road in tirs' { "a ot.er
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

REAL ESTATE. The following trans.
ters of real estate have taken placs
since our last report
Is. Duniield 70 W. Eppringhouse-
Lot IN Block Il, Terry's LIST Addition;
500.
V. A. Gilkey ct ur. to J. A. Gilkey
4 acres in Section %. Township "a
North, Range East $500.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25
L. The furniture, which came up o

L. The furniture, which came up on
the Lizzie Williams, inst cad of being for
a family. is the stock for new store and
upholstery establishment to te started
in this city by Mr.. X. Borren. who
arrived here on the Panama. The lot
includes some excellent furniture. He
will start business just as soon as a
suitable building can be found
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

tC The steamer Dispatch left here
last night with large amount Of
freight for Semiahmoo. The Teaser
Will leave this morning at o'clock.
for La Conner.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

to Mr.. Pumphrey has been around
and taken up subscription, for the
purpose af giving the Seattle Base Bali
Nine rousing salute on their retnrn
The boys h>v. done nobly, and reflected
credit on themselves sni city ani =
demonstration Of this kiad in their
honor. would be simply meritrd tri-
butte of appreciation
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

EURorsAN DRAFTS Drafts issue
~ laNe~t rates "a Grea, Britain. Ire
L,ua Germany. Russia, France. Norway
sai Sweden t. kcts 70 AMI 'ran
Europe I'D a; lowest rata by Andrew
CAillssrg. SEATTLE. ". T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25
~ A msn pitched into the HeAlt)

~ A man pitched into the Health
Omcer Of this city yesterday on the
street and talked to him like Datch
nnols Tor nsslsctiny TO look atter the
mall-pox pstieuts 1t Port Orchard
T. ~ man didn't 20 far enough he
QUO 1t to have sent . petition To Wash
iusto , for the Health 0daccr's instant
remov. for such cilpsbls neglect, The
fact -, presume. is not generally
known this the Health Officer Of this
citv acts in that Official capacity for
the whole r. cidc coast. and !. not ouly
des.rvias of csn'ars for nsslsc.ing :, t.
90 over ,sto X. tap county aud attend
xsns TO their .vali-pox patients tor
them. but also for no, going promptly
70 San FRANCISCO. where the disease
sirst broke out. and "slueiching II 81
once: yes. and still farther. for not go
in~ 10 China in the first place and wip-
inH il out at the fountain head
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

SALUTE FOR QUEEN VICTORIA
A right royal salute of twenty one
guns was fired in this city last evening
under the direction of Captain Moore.
in honor Of Queen Victories 5Sth birth
day. The salute was given by a num-
Der of our English citizens. who col
lectively bore the expenses of the de-
inonstra.ion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

irA social dance will be given at
Ycslcr's Hall this evening. for the
benefit Of DR.. York. Steinwegs quad
rifle band will furnish the music.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

NEW HoUsg.~ Amsng = nunb'r Of
improvements nov gong on. We MOTTO"
a sew story and half residence ~
ahou, SKA going mp for Mr.. VoIaac.
III, NaE;h Second street
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

WAII.A WALLA lrENs---Thc STATE =
saaa says that . movement is on foot
f~ "a exchange Of territory e;sween
wslla wslia and Columbia counties
the latter taking ws'tsburg and g.v,ng
in lieu . couple Of sownsh'ps OF her
ur,sent domain. .. Wool ~ we'll ~
wheat 10 advancing in price, Tay lor.
the usasieisn. Is at present entertaining
tho denirens Of the bunch grass eoun'
tsy with his wizard feats. =. GA Tues
day Of last week DIR. Samuel q, Cor
ing. veterinary surgeon. LIST l. cav
airy. vas dro.aed in attempting 10
swim the GrAude Ronde river with has
horse. .Pataha Landing is the latest
(. nsw tow~ on Snake river James ID
Mis-. Esq, who contested the delegate.
slip With 0arselde in the campaign Oh
1870 he's taken homestead in Whit
man county and gone To farming
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

IT A force OF ia wyr' at work oa
the inel ne ieh all dsy ye~'cri.y
engaged IN ,.kns j, up sui p'ariaE =
b<.ow tie approach.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

~ Mr.. Hammond did net Set the
ways ready &c haul IVA, the steamer
Iabby Yesterday. as we ANNOUNCED hut
no will take her oas today.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

~" The old mill at Pot Gamble
has start 4 up nights and is running
full blast. There is now . prospect of
an Improvement in the lumber market
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

HuRRAu FOR 1.-THE NINE" -"Our
Boys" made . Bull Run" of the Bea-
con Hill bsse ball grounds yesterday.
and came oil gloriously Victoria Gus;
aud from this fact alone. tho American
Eagle. among all birds. should rank a
very Phoenix hereafter. The Nictori-
ans made bold front in true Lionic
styls, aud evidently expected Ia make
. clean sweep Of Our Boys" but they
didn't. They had . picked nine from
four different clubs belonging to V,cto-
ria, New Westminster and elsewhere in
the provinces. and with such . company
Of skilled experts We half fsneicd Our
Boys" would get beat; but they didn't.
The Victoria boys had their own ground
on which they had been practicins as
siduously for some time. while "Our
Boys" met them on their own stamping
grounds. to which they were unacous-
TONED. quite out Of practice. and II WAS
generally said that they couldn't gain a
victory sgainst such odds; but they did.
We append the following telegram.
which We received last night from the
place Of action:
"vIroRSA, May q. Tho match game
to-day between the Victoria and Seattle
baseball clubs resulted 10 . victory for
the latter. they making in nine innings
fifteen scores against seven for the Vic
toiis club"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

< Tha new ;GS - u maid Tor
the Freeport Mill Company IL expect i
70 arrive here On San lay next.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

SMALL Pox-As it va. generally
feared at the outset. the outbreak Of
smallpox IT Pert Orchard. j. proving
70 he quite . serious matter; like a
5praisie Ore II the West, there is no tell
ing where il will end. We learn
from . gentleman from Port Aadi-
con, that the authorities Of Kit
mp county have % FAR taken no ac-
ton in the matter whatever, although
the people both at Port Blakely aud
Madison have urged them TO do so.
Two white men and several balf-breed
children ct Pert Orchard ore down
with the disease, while two Indian
women have already died of it. H.
dams engaged in fishing thereabouts
srs We sre told, constantly visiting
and Leaving the infected neighborhood
for ether pats Of the. Sound. without
the least ressssint being plscsd upon
AheQr Thsss Indians often come direct
froo III h1nses Of their sick friends to
Port Madison and Blakely and minglc
with tie people and other Indian.
there. We are further Informed. II this
Be 20. and We have no resson to dispute
il. the neglect Of the authorities
of Kitaap county, and particularly Of
the Port Blakely district, in the mat
ter. which hes made such Q condition OF
things possible. IL most deserving OF
censurs 10 say the least. Indians are
naturally very cautious in exposing
themselves to contagious diseases. But
although they regard such pestilence
with sort of supsrstitious horror. and
are generally dispos to give infected
neighberhoods . wide berth. their fear
10 that Of crude ignorance, and - they
are sntirely uncontrolled by reason.
they oct in such case very much Oh the
came principle ~ panic stricken be ,sts
during . fire, which in their tcrro
have been known TO plunge headlorz
into the hamea. when every effort was
made to sbet their escape. There ore
il is bat folly TO claim that the natural
fear the Indians entertain Of this dis
ease will prevent spread of 1t among
Themselves. or thsir communicating it
to the white population. under such
circumstances as those in quo ion.
This disease hes frequently broke out
among the Indians and swept
away whole tribes Of them. and
In oil such cases their natural fear Of it
has net prevented its spreading. The
authorities Of Kitsap county should at
once blockade Port Orchard harbor, and
shut in the diseased Indians aud white
men - sffcctually AZ To prevent the pos
aihi1itv IF their communication wit Il
other Indians in any manner. Unles,
this be done the small pox is csrts n %
spread. and. rs We said before tb re is
no knowing where it will end. The
people Of Port Blakely have already
taken the matter INTO their own hands,
end have raised $50 for the purchase Of
provisions. etc. for the patients There
should have been no OCCASION for private
assistance Of this kind, for il is the bus.
iness Of the county authorities TO sc,
that they are provided for and properly
isolated
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE No. lbs.
AMENDING
ORDINANCE No. no,
GRADES IN THE CITY OF
SEATTLE

The City 81 St1a dess eriaia Is ,ollo'r, :
SECTION !. TAst bass ar dssssn line q which
the grades u the city shall be referred 10 hereby
established 1t elevation ef eight feet and eisht
hundred and thirsy-sye thousaniths Of . fo1s
- saSlss II below the level - the tap Il the
lower granite step n the dNnr-way o. Dexter
Horton & ca. . stone bank b1!ldinS on CONNER.
eiai street NJ the corner of Washington street
sES- =, That the grades for the streets Of :he
city shall be 1t the following elevations above
datum
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-25

The SHOW Prof Wyman. the VEN
triloquiss, performed to a full house
last evening 1t Yesler's Hall, the au-
dience being attracted .hither princi-
pally by the low price of admission
which WAS quite al innovation on the
usual rate Quite large portion OF
the audience, however, was composed OF
persons OK very strong conscientious
scruples. who when they justly con-
sidered that they bad got their money s
worth, and sometime before the enter
tainment was concluded. took French
leave Others not quite 80 CONSCIENTIOUS
remained and saw it through.