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THE STATE CAPITOL.
ARMS SENT TO A VALLEY cOMPANY-THE
JUNE ouorh OF THE SCHOOL FUND-TAx
ON PARsoNAGEs-ACTs oF ASSEMBLY
rERsoNAL-cAprIoL SQUARE ~

General James Mcdonald, the Adiutant-
General OF the State, yesterday sent guns
and accoutrements to the "Valley Guards" :"
q volunteer company recently organized at
Harrisonburg. The boys in gray were
urgent In their appeals that they should be
forwarded in time for them to be used ut
the celebration Of the anniversary Of the
battle of New Market-on the 18th. BY the
war, the demonstration on that occasion
will be q grand one. General John Echols
is the orator OF the day, and will pay an aI,-
propriate tribute to the memory and SER
vices of General John G. Breckenridge, who
commanded the Confederates in that memo
rable fight, as we'll as to the valor and en-
durance of the brave boys who were under
him. ...' ......
THE SCHOOL FUND.
Yesterday there were few thousand dol
lars in the State Treasury, and in June the
schools will call for their fund. What
amount will be needed to meet this demand
can be ascertained from the Treasurer's re-
port last year, when the whole amount
drawn for public-school purposes was
S443, 900 from the property and capitation
tax. and 265,o00 for interest on bonds
making total Of S5os, 900. OF this amount
"aS VII IuC Ist VI ouhO'
TAX ON PARsoNAGEs.
In conference with Mr.. Munford, Com.
missioner OF the Revenue for this city, the
State Auditor OF Public Accounts decided
yesterday that while parsonages were ex'
empt from taxation under the Code OF 1878
they were not under the law OF 1874, anC
from that time to the present have been sub
| iect to taxation.
Personal.
Colonel Muniord has gone home on (
brief visit, and consequently his absence
was regretted at the Blues dinner yester
day. Colonel Thomas B. Bigger, another
OF the basement clerks and a veteran Blue
was there, however. to tell OF the brigh
and memorable festivities Of other days.
Auditor Taylor was summoned to appeal
before the grand jury Of the Husting
Court to testify in the case OF the Rev. DR.
Baird, charged with the misapplication o
$4,000 OF the funds of his Church. Th'
other. witnesses summoned were Judge
Fitzhugh, Wexford, and Ould, and Mr.
Gennet.
TIE ACTS OF ASSEMBLY.
The Superintendent Of Public Printing
informs us that the Acts OF Assembly 0
1S76-'77 will make volume OF over 5O
pages, while those of the previous session
made $40. In the closing batch distributed
Yesterday were the law authorizing tn
Walker Light Guard, Of this city, to adop
an additional uniform; the law for tn
lease, &C., OF the Public warehouse, and tn
law requiring the list Of sales OF delinquen
lands to be returned to the Chancery Cour
Of the city of Richmond instead OF as here
tofore to the Hastings Court.
CAPITOL SQUARE.
The Square never looked more beautiful
than it did yesterday, and northern visitor
seemed to agree with us that there is n
lovelier park OF the same area on this cont
ncnt. The grass had been greatly benetite
by the long season in May.
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WOOD AND COAE..

CITT THIS OUT AND HAND II TO
" YOUR NEIGliBORS.
For the next twenty days will deliver good OAK
and PINE WOOD within the city limits at 81 q
cord ash down. W. 8. PlLCHER,
mv11Gt Main nenr Ninth 1927.
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r,,RoEMER'S EXTRACT MALT AND

FINRDtMEK TN NANI Nhi-I A-Nb
ITS COMBINATIONS.
TEoFMEE'S EXTRACT MALT,
TEOEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. frrrntcd;
TEOEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with llypophos
phitcs:
TRuEMEE'S EXTRACT MALT. lodidc;
TEUEMER'S EXTRACT MALT with Citrate lror
ana Quiulu":
TEUEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, Alternative.
The attention Of tho medical procession Is respect
IL n called 10 these valuable preparations.
PURCELL, LADD CO. Druggists.
r,r, Ia 1916 Main street.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
y RocKERIDGE COUNTY, VA
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twenty-five dollars.
twenty-five dollars.
twenty-five dollars.
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L. B. SPENCE & son.
+. B. SPENCE & SON.
+. b. SPENCE s. SON.
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RATES, $40 TO $50 PER MONTH.

orEN FOR GUESTS JUNE 1, 1877
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CAPITOL SQUARE

The Square never looked more beautiful
than it did yesterday, and northern visitors
seemed to agree with us that there is no
lovelier park OF the same area on this conti-
ncnt. The grass had been greatly benefited
by the long season in May.
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made to ORDER tor
made to order for
made 10 order for
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>SPRIN GOODS! SPRINGwas
- GOODS.-Ladies' Fancy and I'iatn Siy-H&k
pcrs--Bronze aud Black; Ladies, Misses7,H EAV
aud Childres's Kid New-Port Tss: Broad 1Ss.
BosioIn, Low-SlccI Gaiterc-hand-m -made-for old
ladies; Misses s.,o Youths school-Sllees: Ladies
FineJ Pebble Goat end Foxed R.lmorais, &2.5o. Gen
ile;s-I's French Calf and GSat Lo~-Qpxr Shoes,
all styles, just rec<aycd. The best Cali GaiLr ia the
cty Ter IS. Tru,lis, Satchels, Slia~i-Straps, and
oser.tl!ters III We. i. w. TAYLOkS,
apll Fourth and Broad strot.ts-
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c. BEST-WEARING CALF CATERS
.N-f. IN town, at MAYS,
rylI COZ Broad street.
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ca az LADIES' FOXED BUTTON
.NZ,ZC. ROOTS 1t MAYS,
COZ Broad street.
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CT "a MISSES PEBBLE SHOES, at
Sl,JU. MAYS.
,nvfl 607 Broad street.
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DLOCk SPLINT COAL takes less to KIM
~ die a fire than any local COAL
BLOCK SPLINT COAL also burns up cleaner.
BLOCK SPLINT COAL will hold fire longer,
therefore Is a cheaper coal.
NJIST VIRGINIA COAL for STEAM and BLACK
SMITHS EQUAL TO CUMBERLAND. Price very
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81. 80 OCG csLESN,S r \ ! : coSGKEss-e95 &c : s -
CATERS at }. A. GklGG'S,
ANS Tenth and Main.
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50, HnS:n&orl MiSSES, + 6, O \ Z D BUT, -
MAYS,
,ry1l COZ Broad street.
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Co SO &c ENT'S CALF @
%. ~. BUCKLE LOW-SIiOES atesAG
}. A. GRIGGS'S.
ap2s Tenth and Main streets.
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CO S0 &C ENT'S S SQUARE 9gEs
SO.OU. HoX-ToE PRINCE AL-~-@se=S
BERT'S al J. \. GRlGGS.
au2S Tenth and Main streets
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c.1 TX AND 3. FONED LACE-G Al
81. y TIERS al MAYS.
nv IL COZ Broad street.
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ca NEWPORT TIES AND MAGSO-
~. IIaS. al MAYS.
my COZ Broad street
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received,
I J = cargo of freshIy-mined GEORGES CREEK
CUMBERLAND COAL. for steam and smiths use.
Also, LEUlGH FOUNDRY COAL and HOUSE
GOALS, iA All sizes, 1T lowest market rates
6. L. LATHROP.
Seventeenth street, at draw bridge.
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CT SnAND -. NEAT SERGE LACE
i.cO CATERS, at MAYS,
INV COZ Broad street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-08

DRiLLiSG.-Our Fire Department,
was on. for drill last eys1iug. III uni
form. Oh Occ,denta. Square. and gave
the ho.cl building gcucrous washing
down meanwoile. Gnere was hardly as
much interest taken lit the driIl bv the
various members Of the department -
might have teen de.ircci; although a
majority Of the members turned on,
and took hold with zes, We were
pleased 20 notice among them many of
our seading bushes. men. whose intiu-
ence will % great way towards max
ing The department popular with a ma
lor'ty CT our citizen The department.
now lacks more than anything else dis
ciplIne AMI harmony among is mem
beers. These elements. however. may
DC soon secured II tine right course be
pursued Discipline can only be a.
tanned by the constant Aud orderly
drlsinS ot the company, aid with
thorough discipline once secured harmO-
season Is now well upon Is and there i
10 excuse for keeping the company out
OF practice any longer. There should
be at least a regular weekly drli, when
every mem ber should bc on hand and
at his post promptly. and in uniform
l Mess the company acquires the neces-
sary discipline only 10 be acquired in
this way, it will be Of but little CT no
service to the city IN case Of fire.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

A. the opening Of the County Com
'nissioners' Court yesterday. the follow
ing resolutions were adopted unani-
mously by the board
3, i re,ole9d by tie B@Iid Of Couatg
Commissioners Of Hing ConAtg. " T.
Tha, the withdrawal from sale aid
from ~et,ement by homestead and pre-
emp,Ion claimants in favor Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company of
every odd section Of me public lands
over the entIre agricultural portion and
over nearly all the whole Of said coun-
", within which limits said company
has not and do mt propose to build q
single rod Of road. is very great hard
ship, damage and wrong TO the people
Of sufficiently, thereby preventing the
settlement AMI improvement Of the
county, and imposing upon the sgricul-
tural settler the burden of paying
$3.50 per acre for the public lands.
whereas otherwise he would only have
10 pay one-half If that price.
Htso red al.o, That the known and
avowed purpose of said Company, to
appropriate $4,000 acres of the public
lands in King county for the building
Of local coal road in Pierce county,
from Tacoma up the Puyallup valley
thirty one miles to certain coal mines,
which mines and said coal road are
wholly within the limits Of said earned
lands Of said Company upon their main
line Of road, is an outrage and gross
swindle. and in no manner justified by
the land grant Of said Company.
Ee~olred FURTHER. That We recognize
and regard The movement set on foot at
public meeting Of the people of King
county. held in Seattle. May LIST, 1877.
and now in progress, for the purpose of
aiding in procuring restitution Of the
public lands to settlement, and pre-
venting the misrepresentation Of said
land 10 the building of said local coal
road. rs prudent. just and wise
course. and recommend the hearty con-
currencs and support of the whole
people therein.
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ACCEPTED AT er the county court
adjourned yesterday the members of
tho Board of County Commissioners
county farm, TO ascertain personally
how matters were progressing there
They found everything IN satisfactory
order. aud the new poor house building
entirely completed and ready for ocou
pancy. After thoroughly examining
the building they declared themselves
wholly satisfied with i's construction.
aud accepted the building from the con
tractors At once. The county poor and
indigen, sick will be uaoved into the
new building immediately. |, will he
very comfortable. healthtul place.
aud il we'll adapted to the purpose.
There will be plenty of work on the
farm for all the poor who are able Ia
work, and hy thus contributing to-
wards their own support. they viii he
bat a sal expense Ia the county.
This will hc "A decided improvement
over the old arrangement for the main
teuance at tho county poor.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-08

SALOONS the way OF SALOONS,
our city. in proportion TO its size. Is
about the best stocked ia the coast
Within the next week three more sa-
looms will bc opened on Mill street, one
in the Eureka Lodging House, one III
the Philpott restaurant. and third in
the old postoiiioe building. while a
number Of tho cd establishments are
charging and branching cut more ex-
tensively, introducing billiard tables
and other new features into their bust
ness We have now within the city
limits. including the new ones. forty
five licensed saloons or drinking houses,
paving into the county excheqaer each
ak months mbaut 5000 II seems hard
" possible for the number Of these es-
Establishments To be increarrd Ia any OK
tent during the coming year as they are
slready too numerous for the trade, and
10 use current phrase. many Of them
are only playing game oi freeze out
At best with their more prosperous
rivals. The fact that our city should
support so many i, only proof of her
prosperity.
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.-ss- Mr.. X Stearns. one of our Board
ef County Commissioners. and one 1T
the most energetic farmers of our coun-
~ AS well. resiiing near Falls City. is
now having constructed on his place, a
neat, commodious two-story dwelling
house. He informs ms that considerable
improvement is going on in that local.
". new settlers are coming III. and .
large qu.nti,y of timber land has been
slashed this spring. preparatory to be-
inc burned of next summer. The im-
migrant families. direct from Kansas,
arrived there few DAYS ago. have taken
up claims and began clearing land above
the town.
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SKAuIT JAM. Mr.. Mcdonald in
forms uS that the undertskers of the
Skagit jam are still pushing things.
but tina, from present indications they
will not get through their work before
some time next Fall or Winter. There
is an immense immigration crowding
their WAY up the river-flreen families
passed above the jam last Tuesday TO
take claims They arc said TO average
five OF >ix day At this rate the bes,
locations will soen bc secured
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STEAM AND GAS FITTING. Messrs
Hendricks & Curtis have recently re-
ceived at their establishment an i'm
mense stock of steam and gas pipe. iii
tings, gas fixtures. brass goods. stove
and sewer pipe. force pumps and other
stock pertaining 10 their line of trade
They are both thoroughly experienced
and competent workn,eu. and are pre-
pared 10 do oil kinds of plumbing. steam
and gas fitting and other work In their
lire upon the most reasonable tag,ns.
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ANOTHER ScuonI. EorsE \ ester
dsy the Schoo. directors awar ,ed 10
Messrs Chas. Coppiu Il Go. a oenirac:
for building the proposed new school
house on Sixth street, h,tweeu Maroon
ard Madison The building i 10 be
completed by August 2oth, and Will b,
aS.6o feet. a feet high. The cas' viii
hr 81 auo. exclusive Of teachers desks
chair. and some ether furniture
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sS An Olympia exchange s

sS An Olympia exchange says
Few persons outside the Order, are
aware oil the rapidly increasing business
transacted 10y the Oranges The ercc-
ton of a connexions warehouse with a
spacious hall and suit Of iii -rs' room :
under the same roof. the late purchase
If the slaughter house property. and
establishment of meat market and
provision store, iuyol.inga good uany
thousands Of dollars. are some of the
evidences If Success
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DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Tuesday, May g, 1877.

COMPETITION The s,eais Annie
Stewart will en'er upon regular
,outc to-day IN direct opposition 70 tue
s.esmers Ott.r and Messenger Leav.
ing here tn. morning she will run to
Port Townsend, returning on We'd
ne.dav. She will leave here FOX
OLYMPIA GU Thursday morning re-
turning again on Friday. She will
leave here On Saturday morning for
Pert Townsend and return on Mondl y
ay.in. and leave for Port Townsend
on Tuesday Some alterations may
hereafter be made in this arrangement.
which. we believe, has been adopted
for the current week a. least. The
fare. which has heretofore been &
from here IN Port Townsend, will be
reduced TO 81, aud the same change
will be made on the Olympia route,
whore she will run in opposition 10
the Messenger. The North Pacific
will also carry passengers between the
nIsces named at the same rate. The
captain of the steamer Otter, running
on the Port Townsend route. not IL
lie OH, done. has reduced the fare on
that boat 20 the same price. The
competition between the Annie Ste
wsrt and Otter is likely to be- pretty
hot before . final surrender OF the
route Is made by one or the other oil
them, and the fare may possibly come
down 10 two bits before long 1t viii
be close between the Messenger ard the
Stewart on the Up Sound route. Under
the new arrangement, Captain Brownei
will command the Annie Stewart and
Capt. Brenan the Aida. There i,
likely to be great increase IN the
amount Of travel in consequence o'
this opposition. aud it will prove f
benefit to Seattle IN many ways.
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sy- Two men who LETT fhurssol

~ Two men who left Thnrston
county last year on prospecting tour
in the Cascade mountains. and who
i. WAS feared had been lost or killed IN
the mountains. have turned UP safe and
sound at last, They report that they
were showed for seven months IN the
mountains. where they were compelled
to remain i'm absolute hanishment with
on, seeing single person. IA the
snow finally melted AWAY with the APP
preach of Spring. they ma l. their es'
cape
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sI- The Dayton Ners is advocatin

~ The Dayton .Ners is advocating
the building If . telegraph line from
Walla Walla to that place, aud states
that DIR. Lowe, who has had large cx-
per,ence lii the telegraph business. pro-
poses tn conduct tn line and operate it
If the citizens Of that place will sub
scribc s. 500 Of stock /, says further,
that nearly one Thousand dollars have
been subscribed and every evidence is
shown that the enterprise will prove a
success The Importance of making
-1 - l. 49,.
into Eastern Washington is obvious.
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- The lr,rk> U-smya aal Harvest
ucrn, are uoN ,.r'c tbs Seattle shu;ts
taking coal The former wt)l t'e iaaf~i
an.i 81, by Wednesday,. ans. her l''ac'' II
the iunkers Will s,e taken 10y tAe >rp
E.larsao. NOW iyiaG in 'he >'ptaaa.
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A Ngw JusrIcE or rus PEACE.

A NEW JvsrIcE or THE fEACE.-~
At a meeting Of the Beard Of County
Commissioners yesterday. Mr.. {. {
Perkins handed in his resignation "'
the Office Of Justice ~ the Peace fo'
this precinct. which was sccer'e =
Roswell Scott WAS thereupon appoint'Ti
u the office. and immediately filed hi'
bond. which was accepted, AMI quail
fei 10 enter upon the duties IT his o'iio'
to-day. He will occupy the ronn
hcre,of re occupied ty Justice Perkins
in the Colman building
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-08

tyW IL. C,osket: with numbeT
Of Yakima Indian drovers arrived here
on SATURDAY. from the ki'tl'as valley
with band oi los head ri t's'ei cs'ti"
They rp,r, lots ot mad .n the route
this side a; the Pass And the r'sa very
bad Another large Drove IA charge al
Geo. Smith i expected here (" dsy
Seattle i, now Supplying 'he low.
Sound AMI Nic:oris almost esclnslresy
with tevf.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-08

Tx STEEIr IA ess for years Aeea IL the
p~spyfrssry MrSfletne tGsIn-~s, Ani who Aas
travelled IL earsoas ps-ts % the world To seAreA
- tufo-rus.ten has great confidence in tie Frs3
tr,ss,r 3, tie y Ne Plus iltT, % safe, snre and
Fetssbir -rFn-sile. Ger genera 10 A. Family
baef1r
F~ox:.9e vea-Seff wtts . tz5;;le S!tboss delay
a. va VII .lv.y< f~sg :, IN the fsaay ADJ ave
MONEY pant - pat - v!,A s1nss os@er rreTsr-
.ttan T,se ouly s:efies FAt1 3F.icAtor ".
60 ri, - thousands Il .estsHssuss}, - - tie
-ts~~s r.ss.s- hat e. al VIII peeYe 8 the r8cs
sxst7t.-e at Il - tvEIs al E-SsIssior q Eatas
40 AMI Iu3.ulsHstt - " has e-en. AL -
nv c0tst.nty Gset ~ AorseHasa a. l@Ei.
ss,g-.f Ard ess saved raare vsjGsete property 90
th., klal shAs 81, other Tr-parxro-- rake
r.1. j.. ssss 49, vau So. tGe EetBsEs
y,,,s al IA l.r-r he;t.es s-i * Ss.- y 1-ssE-
.sst. A. s{=z.e-s u va bsrg~n H. - - .
r~-.lstv uh~re sTEEIS> PAIN ERADICATION
.anst - .ts.4psi SOD - tnr Esarvst D. esale
t~aeat.s ar 4 frr tg~nts-
u A NELLY. seattle.
5s64rs Ascas for the >oeD4 rsrss-
CaASg BRIGHAM
wacl~sA nTSsxfsss.
- "a sns rs fre2t street. sac kFsze1srs, Cal,
Price 81 per Ix-Xs Sossie Sal Rastes soy s.,
srlaEsv$E
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

Il Becker. Fidslgo, Mcdonald,
Newcastle: II " BQt,erfelj. c A Thay-
er, Maine: K McGru,her. Port Town
send; \ b Cornell. Skagit; c Shea.
Wo0sistock: A Aiken, S,eiiacoom; J
Ward. II Sntter. Tscoms; d Ross, City:
J Huntington, ST parius. p McCue.
San Francisco.
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s~ The work en- the steamer Zsphyg
i. being pushed ah,ad rapidly. The
paintsrs now have her in hand AMI
have already given her 3 new coat OF
paint The New cylinder beads and
the repairs 20 her boiler are nearly
completed The now shaft has b Ell
put in placc by Mr. BuIlene and some
other repairs done 10 Ter machinery by
NJ Stacy
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-08

t. Mr.. +. Y Caoas has purchase
his p$,tnef's- Mr John McConrllie =
interest in the Wisconsin House. AM
will hereafter conduct the business
alane. Cusier his gn.,i management.
the house Will retsin all it, past ropn'
lArisy and cAnno, fail TO succeed III the
future - il has in the past.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-08

80 The Washington Standard has
adopted the patent outside system, up
on charging 10 an eight page sheet
Under the decision Of the Supreme
Court in those States where the ques
ton has been raised. legal notices pub
lished In such newspapers are of no ef-
feet unless both the inside and outside
of the paper is printed in the county
where published. Hence, we are in
clined to think litigants in TLurston
county will hereafter have to publish
their legal notices In the Seattle papers.
As al! of the Olympia ones now are first
published in San Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-08

~ The o,ty tFoaghi np 81 pas
seurvys fro,u Per, Townsend yesterday
ans. will return asAia ta's morning at
o'cleck
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-08

A CHEAP ENTERTAINMENT -- Our
readers should not forget the entertain
ment to he given by the Egyyti.n Mys-
terry troupe at YesIer's Hall this even
ing. The entertainment consists Of
dramas. fares and allegorie- the parts
being assumed by company of Artists
mum herring some ten ladies ana gentle
men. An exchange lay. of them: "Liv-
ing beings are produced. a. it were. gu,
Of nothing. They sing ana go through
variety Of wonderful sceauces. then
suddenly vanish. The whole perform.
ance is really marvellous. and must he
seen to be appreciated" The admission
will be only % and - cents