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Heminway's History
VERMONT!

GLOVER. VI, July 10. 1873
wish to say to those who have subscribed Ger
HEMINwAY's HISTORICAL GAZETTEER OF
VERMONT. shall not be able to deliver the work as
expected in consequence of the third volume not being
complete. but will be soon. The delay viii be IN favor
Of the subscribers the extra labor the Sork VIII
make it more valuable expect to visit the towns 10
Orleans County which have not during the summer
and tall. If any book vermonters want, 1t is this
History. No State IA the Union has history equal
to It
Il. D. sIatONDS.
nr G*s~cS4 W.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15

HOiloway's Pills and Ointment.-ScrOfula
was considered incurabe until the great discovery of
''Holioway's Pills and Ointment" flashed upon the
world. Diseases which battle the skill Of the medical
schools readily yield Ia these peerless remedies Sour
wy Eryspelas, Saltrheum Itch and all cutaneous erup
tons are cureabe by them % cents per box pot.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15

The man that stands by himself, the
universe stands by him also.
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Join the Procession If you have cough or
cold JOIN the crowds that marrying TO the drug
stores for Haies Honey Of Horehound and Tar. 1t
is agreeable quick to cure, aud absolutely infable
Pixies TOOthache drops cure in minute o5
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15

The neighbors of Cashier Haywood,
who was killed by the robber gang at
Mortified. Mimi. last summer, have pc
titioned the legislature to re-enact the
capital punishment law.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15
s. S. BLANCHARD

Has Sausages, Lard, Fresh and Salt Pork for sale.
Also Ten Barrels Of Nice SOAP at IL l-2 per gallon.
Glover, january !, 1911 2ti
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DIED.

Mss-An notices of deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry fue cents per ttne.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15
PIMPIES.

will mail (Free) the recipe for preparing simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove Tan. Freckles.
Pimpes and Blotcies, leaving the skin soft clear and
beautiful; also instructions for producing luxuriant
growth Of hair bald head or smooth face. Address
Ben vandelf Co. Box 5l2l, No. Wooster St.. N. Y.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15
10 WE'LL.

At the late election. the following
officers were chosen by the Mount Norris
grange: Master. W. b. Dodge: overseer.
Mrs. H C. Quincy steward, Ed. Cool
edge; lecturer. Will Quincy secretary,
[. Stephenson Jr. treasurer. Irwin Steph-
enson; assistant stewart. G. II. Dodge;
lady assistant steward. Miss Lucy
Sweet; chaplain. N. Hutchinson gate
keeper. A. f. Powers; Ceres, Mary
Pattee; Pomona, Bell Powers; Flora.
Sarah Stephenson.
NEWPORT CENTRE.
The donation. visit for the benefit of
Rev. Mr.. Stiles, amounted to some $50.
Wheeler and Moulton have taken a
contract or Geo Sleeper to cut and skid
all the logs on the Fisher. contract
100000 feet. for 81 % per thousand.
In quiet neighborhood. one winter
day. two farmer neighbors had battle
fray. Mid threats and wrathful words
they scold and damn, about the doings
of breechy ram. Now Farmer A. with
fearful malice bent, clinched firm his
fists and for his peighbor went. But B.,
determined on his own defence. used
whiffle tree. and laid poor A 'noath
barn yard fence. But Mrs. A., from
kitchen saw the unequal fight. and quick
appeared in valiant battle plight armed
and equipped with rusty baking-pan. she
bounced, unseen. upon the "tother'
man. and piled her blows on arms. and
head, and face, so quick, so fierce, hC
fed in deep disgrace. Now. neighbor B.
when next you have brush with neigh
Dor A.. if Mrs. A. is there, you'd better
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15
SALEM.


Joseph Blay of Salem, cut his foot
very severely while chopping, on the 9Th
inst Mr. Blay was married, Jan. I'd.
and is mixing the bitter with the sweet
in about equal proportions.
NORTH TROY.
The village schools number us pu-
pills.
Snow four feet deep, and thaw pray
ed for.
Four persons united with the Cong.
church, Jan. 7. The sabbath school of
this church numbers 100 scholars.
Lyceums every Thursday evening
Next question Resolved. that the un-
necessary expenses of life are greater
than the necessary.
Hamilton grange lately elected a
! board of officers for 1877. This grange
has bought the Miller place and store
house will be erected thereon in the
spring.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-15
Local News.
GENEKAL.

We still offer any Of oar subscribers
aoho toiH send as $500 for neO sub.
scr'6er 80 cents and ,ciH send Mat near
subscriber W. Register. AvaiI your-
seiveS of this liberal offer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-04
Application for Patent
TO THE WlLLlanSEURGH hiIHE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Samuel Cooper. a.. Benedict, L. A.
AaH and a.. 4. Mcdaniel. whose Postofhee aG-
dress - Eureka, Ner-. hare this Gay filed
their appli alton for a rsrcLtf for fifteen hun
dred ti.D33 linear IL { Of the NiiHan~burgh
mine or VEN bearing HIyer, with ssriacs
ground two hsndgsd 90 ,sst IN wi4th, sitE-
ate. lying and being Ia Eureka AilIng dis-
tnet, coanty Of kurska and state Of Nevada,
AID auogn and designated by the field notes
and oaielAl plat On he IN this o1ee as lot No.
III.
The e~xtericr boundaries Of said lot Ne. III
being a. tUlluws. to-Nit:
Ssri4tlon i3A8 og. east
Commencing a . post marked Ne. /, Us.
survey 40. III. whence the f8gst4a To tie
t0En Of Eareka bears SOS d.. IS m:h. T.,
9,T4jit, The highest point o! huby I'LL MOL
bears 8 . dZ. 81 win. W, SOL f.. post
Nc. !. U. ;. survey No. -, B~HltShacker lode
bears y. - dg. ; ain W.. - clio IL. snd the
main SHAFT upon this lode bears >. ~ dg.
h., 0i -i0 t.; thence running ist course ;.
% ds. h, 10 IL, to post marked No. ?, L.
: s4rFey no. Ia; thence RAINING "a course
;. llt4 dg. ~, ~ IL. to post marked No. z.
Y. :. survey NJ. liz; thence 81 course n.
IS ag. W.. ], % H., to post marx q No. 1,
u. :. surrey No, III; this posi- stands On tho
southeastern boundary Of survey No. 81, Bali
" ackcr lode; Themes 4fa cOurss y. % Gg. T..
l9f t., TO post marked No D, L. :. snryey No.
~, the same beng post No. : o. said survey
No. 81; thence oh course y. "a az. W.
TO- 2-Iu IT., to post marked No. ., l.. ;. sur
yey No. liz: hence eah eourse ~. liz Dc.
h. 81 30 IT,, 10 post No. /. the place Of BE-
ginnin . containing IS 100 acres.
his claim IL bounded On the west By the
BEilanacker mine.
The location II this mine is daily recorded
in the hecOrdeI's Ofic. OF Eurssa MtniEs
District On page II IN Book L Of the EGTeka
district Mining cceUrds.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Vi said y isliaiAsburgb nine, or said
mining ground, as ~hsreinDofoTe described.
the Register of rhs Ln!tcd states Land Office
atE@reha. In the state o. Nevada. during
the sixty days period OF publication hereof,
or they wilt be barred by virtue OF the proyis-
sions O'ihe statute.
N.Y. 0i d. B. IMMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-04
Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ parsuaIce Of an Act Of the Legislature
Of To- State Of Seyzia entitled e" An Act to
March Ist. is7T. an Election Viii be held on
the first Monday IN May next. 10 Wit:
May sth, 1877.
In the town and county Of Eureka. for Five
% TOWN TRUSTEES. TO serve a. such un-
III their successors are elected and qualified:
ard ai.o 70 vote for or against the adoption
Of a Town Government; viii b election shall
be opened not later thin 5 o'clock a. NJ, ana
shall continue Until . 0'c.vek 2. N. OF the sa se
d2y.
The ballots to be voted at said election
shall be printed or written on common book
paper. and shall DC eight % inches IN length
and foar l4i inches in width,
The w0r4s her Incorporation" or
"Agains: Ipcorp9ralion," ~ the voter may
desire. shall be printed 81 written, eonspieu-
ou.Iy on the bottom Of the ballot.
In pHrsusnce OF the above and 10 accord
ance with said act, we. the Undersigned.
haze and do appoint the following geailenen
to act as In peciors, } Judges and Clerks Of
said election:
Eirst rvcirct-Polls at American Exchange
building Inspector, ;. ;. sIOss; Judg =,
Jos. Iogninni, b.. Mannheim; Clerks, ". :.
Beard, Ali. Chartz.
oeeold Pr,einct-Polls at the Court
house-ln=peetOr. VI. b. Bartlett; Judges,
j.. Nanderlieth, NJ. Davids; Clerks. Vi. O..
C~avsnadgh,C G. &. Liyings on.
SAN. G0LDSfuNE, conr.s;orau
J.. l.. HINCKLEY. Com"iolei~
Euraia. April %, ISL. myl-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-04
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent
TO THE ADAMS End FARREN
AND DEEP MINE.
NOTICE NO. S73.
u. :. iAsD OPFicz
Eureka, Nevada. Aprii q ls--

Eureka. Nevada. April q. lT7
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Tutr
~ the henIx Silver Mining Company Il
lts dab authorized agent, Wm. ArrI5,,aars
whose postci5ee address j. Eureka, Nesa5s'
has this day filed his Application fer a na.as.
for 4 05-I0 linear feet OF the Adams ard is,,ednNt
and Deep mlRe or vein bearing silver, with s,.'
face ground ZD9 feet ia width. situate ir;nr
and be ng in Eureka Mining District. eoan,s
Of Eureka, . State Of Nevada, and knows
and designated BY the feid notes and of;s;aal
plat OF tie IN this oliee as Lot No. III. IN
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. II6 BEN.
a. follows. TO Wit:
Variation l5tg deg. east
Commencing st a post marked No. I. q
Survey No. il5. the same being post M -.
u. :. Snr ey No. IS, Carson lode, whence ~.
flagstaff in the town If Eureka bears ss
deg. Il min L. 80 feet. The hizhest pe;,,
Of Ruby Hill No. / bears n. ~ deg. II mn
W. l,s5T feet. The Lswtos shaft bears n
deg. 81 min. w. sl4 SO fest; and the Pbeniy
shaft b ars ;. 10 deg y. ~ e1t. Th-nes
running first cohrse Sa2A deg. E-fg5 4-l0fe"t
to post No. 8 Of Us. survey No ~. Jaekson
lode. 40 bio fact, to post marked No. 2U.S
Survey Ne. liz: rhenea. saeoad course s.i
deg. W. 100 feet. 10 the northwestern md ill.,
Of said sarvey No. 50, Jackson lode, 30 taa,'
to post marked No. 3 L. :. survey Na. M.
iheree. third course \. ~ deg. w. 49, s-I6 ~
10 post maT1ed No. 4. u. :. Survey No. ina
the same being rost No. 4 Of Y. ;. Survey M
~. A1EraL alHlE. AD4 NIEA3EEs d0AftlE yursa N
81 deg. 4. 90 feet. 10 post No. 1. the place ~
beginning. 60 much Of said survey M OK
Jackson lode, as conflicts with this survey /:
EXCLUDED IRON thi. survey. Said cosaie, /.
deserib i as FOL ows. TO wit: Beginning a,
post No. O Of said survey No. s., Jsekson
lode. and r~aSning thence. FIRST coarse :. mg
deg. l.. - 2-l0 feet 70 post No. 2 Of survey M
ll8. AdsGs and Earren lode; thence, second
coaTse. :. ~ Dig. W. 100 feet; and ibepce n
81 deg. T.. ia 7-l0 feet to place Of beginning
which leaves within the survey No. III
? 1910 ares.
Ills claim il bounded on the norfh by tia
Carson. and On the south b. the Jack son.
The location Of this mine IL daily recorded in
the Recorders oihes Of Esre&a Mining Dis.
trici. Eureka COUNT. State Of Nevada. On
page I7-. book A. and bsge 63. in book d al
said Mining records.
Any AMI sill persons claiming adversely
ans portion Of ssidAdams ans taTren mineGr
said mining ground ss herein bsfoIe described.
are required % file their adverse claim with
the Register Of the United States Land
OEiec. al Eureka. in the state u Nerada,
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof. OF they will be barred by virtue q
the provisions ot the statate.
as24-od b. Il. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-04
Notice to nlinerS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y eeired n TO and incladiug May 6th. ISL,
for running a tunnel one hundred feet from
the bo.-sm Of the EBgibe or n icV shaft Of
tae G-dae- 4 Bertrand nine; saii tunnel to
be VI ta= foliOEi1g dimensions: EouF eet"iae
sad IN AMI a naif fest high elszr Of track.
and to be earned il Oh 3 level. Norx. 10 be
prOseeufud By taree shifts Of eight hours
each every txenfy-foHr hears. Payment. TO
be made Tor same half upon eoInp eFlon q
Efty feet: balance when contract u finished.
The contrary TO hoist the dirt and furnish all
the s~slYpiies necessary for the WORK rro-
p0szls to be left with A. Jsnkin~, foreman a,
the mine. The com pzny rzserse the night to
re. Get any and ali bids
K ". FULLY, Superintendent.
Eureka. April %. Is77- myl-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-04
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE. TWO OK TEAMS, COM
T. prising II yoke. with Wagons, Yokes
iron-axe Wagon and four % inch iron-axe
Wagons, all IN good repair and have been in
use about two years. and were made to order
at Palisade. Apply to
DAN. HIGH.
Eeurka, New, April "a. 1877. ap252w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-04
FOR N

- FOR RENT, A HOUSE SITUATED
E=sssM three doors south oil Wells. Faro a
E5EA Co.'S Office. The place is suita BILE for a
store nr . saloon. For particulars, apply to
MRS. w. 7. POPLIN.
Eureka. April %. ls77. ap2a-lm
, 1877-12-29

In the Criminal Court of Cook
county, Illinois, on the 9th inst
Judge McAlIister rendered a de-
eision in an application for a
writ Of habeas corpus on behalf
of q woman arrested FOR va gran
cy and committed to prison by
a city justice, under an act to
punish vagrancy, passed by the
Legislature of this State at the
last session. Judge McAllister
declared that the act was uncon-
stitutional and atrocious to the
last degree, in that it denies to a
person the right Of trial by jury
guaranteed by our State consti-
tution. He says the act was
passed during undue excitement
over the tramp nuisance, and
that he should consider he had
done good thing if he succeed
ed in giving the measure its
death blow.
, 1877-12-29
EY ATLANTIC CAELE.

New YORK, Dec. 20.-The Herald S
London correspondent i'll Rome teie-
graphs that Countes Mirafore, wife of
Victor Emanuel. is reported dead in
Turin. The king starts thi:her to-day.
LONDON. Dec. 20-Ihe gable OF Mines
hotel, Edinburgh, which was weakened
by Are, fell to-day, burning several
persons in the ruins; 10 missing. .5ey-
eral bodies have been recovered.
A Paris dispatch says the son Of NJ.
Provost Paradoi. aged II years, shot
himself Yesterday. Tie cause Of the
act is unknown. It will be remem-
bered that IL. Provost Paradol, the
father. committed suicide when minis
ter to the United States.
, 1877-12-29
Teleggraphic News.
EAsTERN STATES.

New York. Dec. 20.-In the case of
the people VS.. Lambert, president of
the American Popular Life Insurance
Company, for swearing to a,falss report
of the company's affairs. the jury found
verdict of guilty. On motion Of the
prisoner,s counsel the case was ad-
journed to Wednesday, when the mo-
ton for a new trial is to be made.
The steamer Huntsville, Capt. Fairs
cloth, from Savannah, Dec. 10th, for
New York, burned at Sea Dec. 18th.
No lives lost. The crew was picked up
by pilot boat and brought to this port
OMAHA. Dec. 20.-An army officer
Just from the Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail agencies on the Missouri river
states that Red Clouds band were, on
December 18th, ON Whtp river, near
what is known as THE Forks" and GO
miles from the agency. The difficulty
offending their coming to the Missouri
river viii be go great that large num-
| Der will come nearer the agency and
remain all winter. The indians appear
to have o dread of the Missouri river.
The president has promised them that
they could settle where they pleased on
their reservation after the present wins
ter. and they have decided to go next
spring TO the headwaters OF Tongue and
Powder rivers. The Sans Arcs and
Minneeonjou bands, numbering 500 or
500 We're so, opposed to coming to the
Missouri river that they separated from
the main body and went north. 1t is
thought that they viii all 60 next spring
even should they have to go upon the
war path to do it. Spotted Tails band
of Indians are encamped between the
Ponca and Nlobrara rivers. Most of
them viii stay on the Niobrara. They
intend TO remain there only during the
present winter, and then remove to
Wounded Knee or White river. 1t was
with considerable difficulty that they
were induced TO come to the new agency
| for the winter.
CHICAGO, Dec. 90 Official dispatch
es from FL Paso. received. this morn
ing a. Cen. Sheridan's headquarters.
state that nothing Of Importance has
occurred for the last iwenty>four hours.
United States troops began arriving
from New Mexico yesterday. 1t is ex>
pected sufficient force will soon be thare
to render further disturbance unlikely.
The Citizens Bank of Falls City.
Nebraska, closed doors to~dey. Assets
nominal; liabilities not yet ascertained.
New York, Dec. COLA correcting
an error into which he had fallen, in a
communication to the Tribune, Thur
| low Weed writes that Journal this NOR
ming agaiu that the Yer idea seems to
have originated with the controller of
! the currency: | hope soon to submit
my views OF the reasons assigned by
NE. Knox and his correspondents for
dapriving the country Of fnlly cne- halt
OF its constitutional ability 10 resume
specie payment.
, 1877-12-29

.agonies; all its hopes, its ttiamphs and
its clowns.
There is Heart above the biEe dome
that Forever beats in time with the heart
of b.smanity. Knowing the Lite aepye
He heeame flesh that He might know
rife here. and be fitted and enabled
by,s fill life's experience to lead ussto
..has Life above. Jesus Christ bornip
Bethlehem is eyernore the worlds high
h5pS belrg Son Of God full of>gsaee
knsh, and son Of Man with living
81. sa.thy and aboupding Salvation. 4 4 = :
, 1877-12-29
WEST EHDlES.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-A Havana let
ter says o body of $50 insurgents was
lately encountered by e Spanish col
una III TIE neiguborhood OF Sante
Spirator, and after an engagement last>
ing two hours the Insurgents were dis,
persed. leaving 30 dead and 12l prisons
els. Among the latter are two aide de-
camps Of Maxine Gomez and Ii offs
GERS. The Spanish had II killed and
- Hounaed
, 1877-12-29
The clerk Of the Court Of Claims

The clerk Of the Court Of Claims
has transmitted to Congress state
ment Of all judgments rendered by
that Court for the year ending Dec.
3, 1877, the amounts thereof and
the names of the parties in whose IA
vor they were rendered, ETC., from
which it appears that the amount of
claims was about $4,000 900, of
which not more than one sixth of
that sum was awarded.
, 1877-12-29

The Spanish Minister at Washing
ton recently telegraphed to Captain
General Jovellar, asking him to in
quire as to the truth or falsity OF
the report that a secret order has
been issued by General Martinez
Campos, commanding all military
chiefs to cause all prisoners of war
to be shot and then reported as hav-
ing been killed on the field of bat
tie. The Captain General, under
date of Havana, December 4, tele-
graphed as follows: ~
Although I do rot consider it ne
cessary to deny falsehoo6s, publicly
known to be such. l inform Your
Excellency, in order for you to make
use of the information in such man
ner as you may deem proper, that
the report of an alleged secret Cir
cular about the shooting of prison
ors--said by the Cuban insurgent
papers to have been used by the
General-in Chief, which has been
copied by some other papers-is ut
terly without foundation and an IN
scrupulous forgery. The conduct
of the Spanish troops is, on the con-
trary, every day becoming more
generous and humane, and it is inn
possible to find single instance in
the opposite direction.
DR.. Shepard pointed out to to me
the position of General Gilmore S
Swamp angel" battery, and said
that only the other day his workmen
dug up one of the unexpected shot
in the medical college yard. It was
rather large for war souvenir. and
about as dangerous as rattlesnake.
The cap was perfect, all ready for
the light tap that would explode it.
No soaking would ruin the powder
filling, and SO after looking it over
he had it carefully and deeply re-
buried. he hopes, beyond resurrec-
ton. A negro some time ago found
one of them, and he thought he
would break il. up and sell it for old
iron. Ee got a sledge hammer and
struck it on the~point. Itexploded,
blew the roof of the house eff. and
dealt destruction in every direction
but strangely Sambo was not injured
beyond beirg stunned by the con
-cussion.as He reused himself, look
ed wildly around, and exclaimed
''Lordy massa! whar's dat iron!"
, 1877-12-29

Construction of great canal TO,
irrigation Of large portion Of Boise
valley, is in progress. The canal
starts five miles above Boise City.
Fifty men and many teams are en-
ployed, besides a large force in the
mountains getting out timber, OF
which 100000 feet will be re-
qnired. a great deal of land coy
cred by this canal will be reclaimed
under the desert land act.
, 1877-12-29

Some curious and suggestive
records turned up in the Courts
yesterday. The name Of Gil
man, now in the penitentiary,
appeared as one Of the grand
jury which indicted Case, and
Lambert, OF the Security Life,
on trial for perjury, was called
in the list Of grand ,jurors.-N
Y. Herald.
, 1877-12-29

Bergen, who will be hanged
in Ohio to-day for having 'om-
Emitted q murder whilet punk,
unselfishly took the pledge yes
terday for the balance of his life.
, 1877-12-29

The House committee on etu-
cation and labor has called down
upon itself the female scorn of
unborn generations by cruelty
killing the project for a woman's S
university in Washington.
, 1877-12-29

Governor Irwin, Of California,
gloomily predicts an irrepressi-
bic conflict on the Pacfc coast
unless the heather shordes Of
China are driven homeward.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-27

PoLicE CoURr.-Three cases occupied
the attention Of Justice Selye yesterday
two criminal and one civil. The first
Was fellow charged with being drunk
aud disorderly. on whom the usual inc
Of 50 and costs was imposed. The sec
ond. q fellow arrested for assault and
battery. who also paid fine Of IS and
costs. Az the conclusion of this case u
rather amusing scene ensued The com
planning witness became very indignant
At the Court for not imposing u heavier
fine on the accused party and gave vent
10 his indignation by number of very
bitter epithets. whereupon he was fined
$40 for contempt Of court This fine
only excited his ire and he commenced
abusing the Court more bitterly, when
an additional fine of $40 was i'm
posed upon him. He then concluded it
WAS best Ia stop, and in lieu of the fine
WAS committed to Jail Cor ten dsys.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-27

GONG AHEAD,--Work is to be re-.
sumed on Front street again this morn
ing. and the grade speedily pushed
through to completion, We are told.
We are further informed that every
property holder on the street in arrears
has evinced a Willingness to pay up. and
that every one is anxious to have the
work carried ahead to an immediate
completion. This is rs it should be,
aud We are happy TO note that such a
disposition is manifested. Certainly
every good citizen has the welfare Of
our metropolis at heart, and should not
willfully shirk any Of the obligations
Of citizenship simply because he nigh.
do it under questionable legal bubble
touching the validity of the city char
ter. One OF the greatest men that ever
figured III American politics has said
that n government il only necessary
evil" This is true; if all were honest
with Themselves, their neighbors.
and the public there were lao need Of
government. So it is in our c.se-if
every citizen is willing to come forward
manfully and shoulder his part Of the
burden Of taxation unreluctantly we
shall suffer no inconvenience or draw
back "a result Of the anomalous ruling
OF the District Cont on our city char
ter