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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-30
CITY coUNc1L--oFF1c1AL
REGULAR MEETING.

CRY HALL, NRW ORLEANS,
Tut sdRy, March n, 1877.
The Council met this day at twelve
o'clock NJ, in regular session.
Presentation. Ed. Pilsbury. Mayor, pre-.
siding, and Administrators Brown, Cava.
mac, Denis, Edwards, MCCafrey and
Rengstorif.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
approved and their reading dispensed with.
Communications from the Mayor and ADJ
mInistratOrs.
The following message of the Mayor was
read, received, and ordered spread on the
minutes:
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City HAIL. Ma CHI ~, 1871.
To the City Council of New Orleans;
return herewith without my approval
an ordinance providing for the payment to
j. ID. Houston, criminal sheriff, the sem of
$76l7 Us, for maintenance of prisoners for
the month of January, 1877.
On examination of the bills find these
items are made up ss follows:
Three hundred and forty prison
erp, thirty-one days aud q frac-
tiOn, at sixty cents per diem. S6325 80
InrnkeYB tees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 673 %
Transportation at six and half
cents. .,.................s.. ~ %
Seven ofhceFs and mileage ten
cents per mile. ......s.ss........ IS2 90
Buckets, wood, sand, etc.......... 208 rs
Total. ........... ............. &76l7 O5
Act No. so, passed second of March, 1876,
reads as follows;
THAT the Criminal Sheriff of the parish
Of Orleans shall be allowed thirty cents,
and no more, day for the maintenance Of
every prisoner confined 10 the prison of the
parish OF which he is criminal sheriff, and
that this act shall be il force from and after
the frat day Of December, 1867
"That from and alter the date hereinbe-
fore mentioned the charge for turnkeys
fees be aud the same Is hereby abolished"
lis commended that the act was mot pro-
muigAted Ia time TO give the force and Of
feet Of law to that clause hxing the first Of
December, 1876, - the date Of its opera
ti0n; and, while THE may be 80, / believe IL
would be safer that the Council follow the
plainly written terms Of the act rather
than 70 adopt an Interpretation adverse to
the L tereafs Of the city, particularly when
the equities OF the case seem 30 plainly in
ED. PILsBURY. Mayor.
Plnauclaa Businesses gu Elnal PasSnws.
MI. Brown called Up Tie following crdi-
nancea which, having been rsad twice -
The last meeting, were nov Or their third
reading, ard they passed unanimoualy, the
yeas and nays having besn called:
1. An ordnance IL favor Of ]. D. Hous-
coz, criminal sheriff. Tor 4le29 50, for fees
Il the mOnth Of February. 1877; the total
having been reduced 70 this aaure from
e2a hgaevsral anenamsnEa. which wete
adopted befoaB the anai baAsa8e Of tho or
dlnanoe
A. ordnance ia feFor 81 3. ID Hour
ten. criminal aheriA, fos ss24s IS. for main
tsnans, Of prisoners Ia ths nssnth Of Feb
FnaEg. having been redneed 70 this 1gprs
from 1901 IS, the amer lnsnt having been
aEal adopted.
8 40 Q1dinapea IL favor q anco O'Nent
clerk a the First District peuEf and olheFs.
an6unlIug 10 9iTsl d
An QYidsa fpe ne pay.
S. it agsN 8 thsSt'n named.
t'tnia eN p police
m at1a1|1
.tEI. H NII
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THE STATUS QUO
THE COMMISSION COMING
MEANTIME, GAS you WERE

Governor Packard received the following
dispatch from President Hayes on Monday;
Your dispatch of the twenty fourth Is re.
eeived. The Secretary of War has sent to
General Augur the following:
General c. O. Augur, New Orleans;
A commission will shortly visit l. 1uisiana.
In the meantime the President desires that
the situation remain unchanged. Please
report what changes in the siGuatiOn, if
any, have occurred since the Close of the
late administration.
GEORGE w. MCCREARY,
Secretary of War.
r. B. HAYES.
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IHoMAs G. RAPIER, secretaEy.
MAYORALrY OF Nav ORLEANS, I
City Hail, March 81, 1871 )

No, 3SSl Administration Series.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
James O'Neil, clerk of Ihs Fret District
Court, for fees and expenses in sundry
criminal cases, for the month of February,
1877, as per bill approved by the judge Of
said court, 1888 IS.
w. G.. Mcconnell, clerk of the Second
Judicial District Court, Tor fees and ex-
penses 10 sundry criminal cases, for the
month of February, 1877, as per bill ap-
proved by the Judge OF said court, $50 go.
John Finney, district attorney. salary for
the month of February, 1877, &4l6 &c.
Total sl75l OIL.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, March q, 1877.
Yeas-Br0wn, CsvsDac, Denis, Edwards,
MeCsffrey, ReDPstoTff.
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THOMAS G. RAPIER. Secretary.
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No. AdminiBtrallQn Nefles.
An ordinance providing for the payment Of


mo. Administration Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
Be It ordained, That the following appro.
priations be and are hereby made, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator q Finance IN
payment, Of the same, whenever there ehall
30 money In the city treasury to the credit
OF the appropriate fund for each account /,
and mot otherwise appropriated:
j. G. Denis, Administrator Of Nj
nance, for oaeh ndvauced for law
Charges, as per voucher....., ~. el31 70
G. Casanava, Recorder Of deaths, etc.
for recording deaths Ia the month
Of February, 1877, approved ..... 80 SO
Joseph Muller. for rent Of the Fourth
District Whagfagers oiloa for the
month Of February 1877, ap-
proved ..........s. s....s....-.... IS co
George Ellis & Brother, blanks for
the Department Of Public 40
New 0rleane Bee, one yenr,e enb-
sCriptiou, fFcM FEBRUARY Il 1871
for May0f'soiice, approved ..... "a W
AQUA asssA sass $50. 4a1t -
Adopted BY the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans, March ~. 1877.
Ed. PILShuRY, Mayor
lruo copy.
InoAas G. RhrtnH, Secretary.
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NE. S8s3-Administration Seriea.l
Be it ordained. That the sum Of e1I23 10
be and is hereby appropriated to Eugene
May, clerk of the Superior Criminal Court,
for fees and expenses in sundFy criminal
cases, for the month OF sFebruary, 1877, as
per bill approved by the Judge Of said court.
and that the Administrator Of Public Ac-
counts warrant in payment Of the same,
whenever there Is money 10 the treasury 70
the credit Of tho proper fund, aud not
otherwise appropriated.
Adopted BY the Council of the city Of
New Orleans, March q 1877.
YeaR-BroWn, Cayauae, Danis, Edwards
McCalfrey, Renestorf
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
A true copy;
THOMAS G. RAPIER. Secretary.
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MAYORALTY or NRw ORLEANS,
Eity Hall. March "a. 1877.

mo. 3SSO-Administration Seriee.l
Be it ordained, That the sum of $3276 IS
he aud is hereby appropriated to James
ID. Houston, criminal sheriff, for mainten-
snee of priFoners, etc, for the month of
February, 1877, as, per bill approved by
the judges of the respective criminal courts,
and that the Admin ltraJor of Pablo Ae-
counts warrant in payment of the same,
whenever there is money in the city treas
ury to the credit of the proper fund for
each account, and not otherwise approDri-
ated.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, Msroh q, 1877
Yeas-Brown, CAvsnac, Dsnip, Edwards,
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
I'HOMGs G. RAPIER, Secretary.
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minister tho government as to Cypress none
and maintain the rights of all, and have
confidence that Justice will eventually prs
vail and right be established.
s. B. PACKARD, Governor.
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the City Surveyor, to make snita
rangements in Garry log out the intsl
this resolution.
Adopted by the Council Of the
New OkleaDs, March "a. 1877.
ED. PILSBURY, "a
A true copy:
THOMAS g. RAPIER, Secre..fY
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Minister Washburne has asked to be re-
called from Paris, and such recall will be
made as soon 90 his successor is determined
upon,
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Er MEANS THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE
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WsAT LOCAL LF,GOyEBNMENT MEANS
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AND THE DEMOCRATS KNOW IT
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Democratic neutrality-suspicious.
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mo Observation-Disclosures Series
An ordnance providing for the payment of
the several pay rolls therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, for the
month of February, 1877, and that the
Administrator of Public Accounts warrant
on the Administrator Of Finance in pay
ment of the same:
Pay roll of municipal police courts $3.50 30
Pay 70 of Superior Criminal Court 908 30
Pay roll of court officers. ........,. 1880 90
Pay roll of coroners. 1000 90
Pay roll of city physicians. 100 90
Pay roll of jury commissioners. -. 50 81
Pay roll of justices of the peace end
constables. ...................... 1913 90
Pay roll of sanitary inspectors. SOB 70
Pay roll of sanitary poliee,..... 52e 90
AObai. s.sssrss. So t.s.ssss s.ss p9VOA W
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New
Orleans, March q, 1877.
Yeas--BrowR, CavaBac, Diamond, Ed
wards, McCafEey, Rsngetorh.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THo2iAs @. RAPIER. Secretary.
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m IS NOT TRUE
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ssringent orders to the Troops
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THE PRESIDENT UNTRAMMELED
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NICHOLS MUST QUIT HIS OFFICE
sNATOHING.
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MAEOnALEE & & MY g q

Citv E1AaAf - eAf-. = -
mo. 1888 -ASdinistration Sefi
RESOLVED, Tat permission be a
same is hereby granted to Fr
Frantzrep to erect 3 dairy at the O.
81. Dents and YAlence streets, IL t
District of this citY. Tevoeable at &
ure of the Council.
Adopted by the Council of the
New Osleans, March ~, 1877
ED PILSBURY, Ma
A true copy:
THOMAS @. RAPIER, EecFesag
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WAsHNeroN, March q, ls77.

asgsaIal . .hs Sew OrIean. RepaDIIean.
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IN THIS IT MEANS PACKARD
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MAroRALrY or NEW o.
CITY Hall. March n.

MAYoRALrY or NEW On
City Hail. March 81,
mo. 3ss6-Administration seril
Be it ordained, That the AdministI
Finance bs and Is hereby authorize
law discount not TO exceed three p
on all tax of 1877 paid prior to A
1877.
Adopted by the Council Of tine
New Orleans, March u. 1877,
ED. PILSBURY, NJ
A tFne copy:
THOMAS g. RAPIER, Secretary
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HE STORY OF THE BARGAIN
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figure from silsi 10. the amendment hay-
ing been tlrst adopted.
Reports Of Committees
l. By Mr.. Cavanac, and adopted:
DRpARrMHHr OF COMMERCE.,
New Orlt aus, March 81, 1877.
To the City Council Of New Orleans;
have the honor to report that the fol-
lowing bids for the collection of the reve-
nues Of the public markets for the month
OF April, 1877, have been accepted, viz.
Frnit and Vegetable Markets, to A.
Dumestre. ......... .............s3 625 90
Washington and Port Markets, to
Laulee Orel. Observation-Disclosures. 3OU W
il. ......... - = .......... 1871 25
Le Breton Market, TO ID d antaguan 80 90
freOhe.. .......................... $50 90
Claiborne Market, TO John Claverie 285 90
Jefferson City Market, to Jacob
Stenfz. ..,........... I66 90
Snrapuru Market, to John Lesser. 900 90
Ninth Street Market, TOD Dumestre 657 90
Algiers Market, to j Larrieux. al 90
Dryades Market, to B. Matharsu. 1891 90
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-28

FINE STocK--The time is not far
distant when our county can boast Of
~ fine collection Of blooie,l horses a.
eau bs found in any district on the
Northwest coast. In the matter of
raising fine horses. our horse breeders
and owners are taking live interest
W. have already in town aud vicinity
. number Of fine colts, which promise
in a year or two To make something
handsome aud valuable Among them
none are more promising than the beau-
full black. four-year old stallion owned
by Robert Russell and sired by the ia
mona horse Tom Merry. Mr.. Russell
had set of tro,ting shoes pat on him
yesterday, and will have hiai in train,
ing shortly at the race coarse. Mr.
Bow has two gray colts, sired by the
same hasc and from one dam. aud two
years old respectively They are also
fine specimens of horse flesh Then We
have two colts brought here y week or
two ago from the celebrated California
trotting stock and considerable
amount Of other young stock. which will
develope into something smart in the
equine line.
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'oAL-Street Commissioner Black.
man while engaged in digging il the
iafd pan yesterday. III the excavation
a. lne loot OF Seneca street, preparatory
70 setting the posts for the new cross
', ak struck 4 considerable chunk Of
iiignite coal Mr.. Denny informs i.
that while workmen were engaged n
working an excavation in front Of his
property, on University street. they
sIrnck number OF quite large pieces
gl oisuninons coal in the hard pan.
! MS goes to prove the theory advanced
oy some that our whole section OF coun-
try - underlined with coal: but just in
TINS immediate vicinity i. is so far be-
low the surface that it can never be
worked with profit
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Remember This.

Now Is the time of the year for Pneu-
nionla. Lang Fever. Coughs. Colds, and
f.tal results of predispcsition tn Con-
sumption and other Thros: and Lang
Disease BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has been used in this neighborhooi for
the past two Or three years wi.hou. .
single failure 20 cure. II you have not
used this medicine yourself, go 10 your
Druggist -..............
aud ask him Of its wonderful, success,
among his customers. Three doses vii,
relieve the worst case If you have no
ia'th in my medicine, just buy Sample
Bottle Of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle - cents. Don't neglect . cough
10 save - cents.
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qaE DAILY NTELLIGENCER.


PRoyT SraYET-The F. ~ street
;muovement, are going ahead finely
With the present delightful weather,
and IL tbi. continues they will soon
ne completed. In three weeks time,
a least, it is supposed that the street
vii be opened for travel. The bridge
- The tx If Seneca street has been
finished aud the cribbing or either side
!, being filled in quite fast. Stree.
Commissioner Blackman is engaged in
conducting the much needed new cross
ing at the intersection of Seneca and
Front streets. along the bridge. It
will Be- twenty feet wide, aud con-
ssructed in a strong thorough manner.
The Improvements along the fronts Of
several of the lots above are progress
ing finely. The wall along the front
Of Mr.. Denny's block is all completed
with the exception Of putting on the
coping. which will be done a. soon a.
The ts9rsced bank above is competed.
The wall is constructed Of boulder gran
tie laid in Portland cement, while the
coping, which is on the ground. is e.e-
unity cbiseled out from Beilineham
BAY sandstone. The work wa. done
- NJ. Keenan, and the job 10 a most
sfoditable one. The bank will have
bat1snse terrace, tim being rendered
nocsssary on account Of the residence
bsing 20 near the street. II will be
soddsd over. and hedge will finally be
planted along the foot at the edge Of
the wall. The steps leading up to the
house from the street are Of Bellingham
Bay sandstone and look neat and pretty
enough. The bank. Wall and steps in
front Of Mr.. Browne property wers
completed some time ago. and the ter
raced bank is now as gaeen rs leek, and
covered with innu .nersble spring flowers
which give it an air Of peculiar beauty.
Mr.. Jscksons residence further down
will soon be completed. and this, when
will also add to the attractions
Of the street. After the proposed work
is com pleted, all that will remain to be
done is a little in the way of ''fnishing
touches to render Front street one of
the most pleasant and excellent thor.
oughfares 70 be found in any city on
this part Of the coast. In the first
place the street should be covered with
q generous coating 81 beach gravel OF
whEh we have an abundant supply.
The grade will have great many little
rags, and places where. after a rain, the
water will stand in little pools These
should be all filled up aud lcveled of.
aud the surface of the streets made SO
to turn water readily. 1t would be q
pity to leave it in any other condition
sitter expanding so much money in its
In the second place
there should be no exception to the rule
Of l2-foot sidewalk the whole length.
Of the street. Every citizen ought Ger
tsinly to conform 10 the rule in this
matter. Then little individual pride on
the part of the citizens residing along
the street in the matter Of garden fences
and emhankment would improve the
appearance Of things much.
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" The Victoria Co'onist says that
the ship bon Nicholas, coal laden from
Nsnaimo, bound for san Fran, isco.
sprung = leak about 20 miles outside
Cape Flattery on the 10Th inst. The
then were at once set 20 work at the
pumps. but finding that the water
gained on them. the bark hai'ed the
steam-tug Mas,ie, which happened to
be outside The Mastick towed the
bark into Royal Roads, She is being
pumped out and the leak stopped up.
after which the ship will sail for San
Francisco.
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ARRIVED. The bark Lizzie Williams
arrived here last evening in tow of the
tug Mas:ic. thirteen days out from San
Francisco. She hauled into the Seattle
bunkers immediately and wilt this
morning commence to load with coal.
Ihe company now have their bunkers
full. and can give her the very best dis
patch. They will have her OF by Satur.
day. at least. and this will bring their
coal shipment for the present month,
not including the 1890 ton cargo of the
Aure0la, which sailed Oh the 4th inst,
mp to about 10. ss3 tons. the largest OF
any month yet.
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" Messrs. Baxter & Co, our whose
sale liquor merchants, have built up
quite an extensive trade IN their line
since commencing business. On
nearly every steamer from San Fran.
cisco, and most Of the sailing vessels
bringing freight this way, they have
received some addition to their stock.
and their shipments to different parts
Of the Sound during the same time
have been quite in proportion to their
receipts. Their stock is now very ex
tensive and complete. embracing all
the choicest brands % liquors, wines
and cigars.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN lIuCsE

AAkhAA An ARA -
n IAaghlin, j Wilson. Saoheaish:
] Dillan. l.. Ivan. u J Marphy. So1th
Prairie. ]. parmes, III loSdan, Sqass'
N sullivan. Tacoma; II MciSer. &c
,orls. J VI Jones. New tacoma: { At
asrsuu. I.aconper. VIM Merton. u "
ranu,ss, Sksgsl: THIS Wren. Tacoma
NEW ENGLAND norEr~
II " Osborne. San Francesca; "
McCarty. W Mcfie. CITY: Nicholas
Reviewer. Willism Ssttson. Rent"n. /
Gallaher " &c ard sosl. I. ID isrgiow
pavallup. Robert Orr. " bate kiNeF.
II i Eanaals. Port Gamble III Fran
els. san Francisco. " W Laeh'on'
Na,ne: Charles Bganee, San Franeiscc'
Fsll> johnson. RAker City; John Arm
strong. George Gsriw'n, James Her
ford. California. William Shaw. John
Burke, san Francisco.
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AT YEsLER's HALL-A chicken din.
ner at II o'clock-The ladies of Ban.
t'st Society will have sumptuous re.
past spread ia the hall TO-DAY from ii
to IL o'clock A price of only two bits
will be charged for dinner. Don. fail
to De on hand. everybody. Remember
the hour.
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u Our foundr.es appear to be DO
ing u rushing business JUS. now. A,
Nations foundry, the castings for three
engines are being gotten ont--one for
Hail ( Paulson, one for the steamer
Teaser. and enc for another pn;-S
They ais, haze lots of other work ON
hand At Wilson's foundry n large
amount OF work Is being done for the
railroad and considerable Other work be
sides On Saturday they east i,40o
pound cylinder for the Blakely mill.
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go The piling for the new addi-
ton to Yesler's wharf has been all com-
plcted. with the exception of putting
down the fender piles. The work of
planking the structure over will,be. com
menced immediately Meanwhile the
pile driver will be taken up White
river to drive some boom stakes, the
piles not being on hand for the fen
ders.
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frceport yesterday ,ht'tecn days from
San Francisco. She sailed At the
same time and in company with the
Lisvie Williams, which arrived here
last evening She passed the Lane
Williams AZ the Cape. but came in emily
= few boars ahead OF her. The Ella
makes three vessels ~ Frccport. the
other two bsing the French bark kiien
Eissbeth aud the schooner Conrser
The two latter are nearly ready fer sea
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GoiSo BELow.-Capt. j. b. Libby.
and Mr.. Van Tasscn. Of Madison. will
60 below on the Panama to superintend
the fitting up of the new tug boat Don
aid, for Freeport. She will arrive here
with Capt. Libby in command about
the first of May; Capt Wilson, for
merly Ct the Ruby, will take charge OF
the Politkefsky on Wednesday next.
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sr The work Of rel airing the
Alida's boilers is about done. and IN a
few days more II is supposed tina. she
will be- pat in service again - take
the place Of the Annic Stewart;
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to- From Friday las. until Monday,
White uv.r rose toar feet, AMI during
yesterday it fell two. The lower river
ia still tr,n full 10 the banks
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II Mr.. Bergman, agent for the
Wellington cal mine. arrived at Ma
naisno On tha las, ,rr of the Panama
and. it Is said. Will either tnake terms
With the strikers or pressure full forcc
II aox nen.
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aE The Comet came down last night
from White river with a full loai of
produce for Craig s. Marshall The
Captain reports the farmers all along
the river actively engaged in putting in
the Spring crops
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-28

L. The bark Webfoos. from Sea,tl'.
bark Oakland. from Port Madso aud
ship War Hawk. from Port Discovery.
arrived in San Francisco on .he Goth
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