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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-16
iEGISLATlyE COM lMIrrEES.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF rHE SENATE.
On Elcc;iuns-Wo oscoatt, Martin, Mcconnell
AMI Shuttz.
1Corpora,ions King. Westorfold, Piper,
Sanples and Hickey.
Counties and County boundaries - Crcs-
we'll, Wescostt and Edwards.
Judiciary - Eoardman, Baker, Edwards.
McConncll and Stewart.
r-inting-Farrell. Cassidy and Mcdonnell.
Military and Indian Affmrs-W esterheld,
Public Lsnds-Edwards. Blair and Stone.
Federal Relaticns-Stewart, Cassidy and
King.
Public Mornls-piper, N.scoau and Cres-
we'll.
State Library - shepherd, Ross and
Grimes.
Sapplis: and Exponditurcs-Blair. DicAin-
State Affairs - Martin, Westorfcld and
lanns,
Roads and Rridges-M Connell, Ross and
Eekey.
Rules and Joint Rules Dickinson, Board
State prison-Garrard, Comins and Grimes.
Ways aud Means-Comins, Cassidy, Piper
and Garrard.
railroads and Internal Improvements-
Cbubbuck, Garrard, Comins, Farrell and
Cassidy.
Mines aud Minlng-Shultz, Blair. Stewart,
Dickinson and Stampley.
Agriculture and Mapufacture-Ross,S Shep-
herd and Martin.
Engrossment-Gr rimes, ,Chu ubbuck and King
Ciaims-Stampley, Dickinson and shepherd
ENROLMENT - Boardman, Stone and I'D
wards.
STANDING COMMITTEES or THE ASSEMBLY.
:, Elections-C Coburn, Rocker. Smith of Storey.
Hawks and Powers.
:, Corp orations and Railroads Buckingh ham,
farker, Babeock, Gladdipg and Rule.
N frinting-Smith OF Eureka, Hammond and
Ways and Means--Nicholls, Moore Of Elko,
steele, Parkor, Beer, Toomb and Rockhll.
tlaims- Moore of Elko, Edison, Trousdale,
Voburn and Griswold.
Judiciary. Harris, Baily, Mills, Smith of
Msyss rarneT apd u5s Grey and stewart con,
per Brann, Sergeant and Bell.
Uounties and County Boundaries--Mcln.
Wsn. Cleaver, Gladdine, Cavanaugh' and
Trades and anuracturs,-Bot.sford, M 90, o
% sud dLneoln, Wright, Howard Of Humboldt
msI sIIdue.tion, V saw.clle, Baily, Bowmor, Shoe
pcass,Ei.s cAas,is.!srsIC ALLEN. Moore of E'k0'
II Internal voments--Kennedy, Hawks,
"SSMad of Storey, Steele and Ca dwell.
ssatc Institutions Buckingham, Shoe
AccneI, Parker, Grey and Moore Of Elko;
JI1gntinsent Expenses and Accounts--Gris-
"etu, Atchnson, Toomb, Everett and Allen
Wines and Mining Ia bcock, Rule, Smith of
Hqreka, Hawks and Shakespeare.
FEDERAL kela ions-Grey, Baily, Harris,
Ainousdae and Edison.
s,nngrossment : Atchinson, Sawtelle and
tEnrollmont- Edison, Everett and Rocker.
mnliheage. Bowmer, Gladding and Bell.
geant.
Library y-Shakspearc, Moore OF Lincoln.
and Everett
fublic Shoemaker "A llen Kennedy,
nooward of llumb boldt, and Sergeant.
orett ~
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NOTICE.

TURING MY ABSENCE JOHN T..
~ BAkE Err is authorized to attend TO my
business. GEO. W. BAkER
Q2J-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-16
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity Of Tanks 400, 900 Gallons
ALL NOW FULL.

VXyATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN
w Rrby Hill. in any desired quantities. at
ali scaso.. z Of the year, at a uniform rate and
lower than can be furnished from any other
source. Water delivered twice daily to pri.
yate families miners cabins. saloons, etc.
Ticko ranging from ga to SO cents apiece
viii be sold at the office of the company on
w.B. HARRUB proprietor.
Z. w. PEARSON, Superintendent.
my2; Il
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-16
Eureka DAILY SENTINEL.
.ruIsuEp EVERY MORNING (ExcEPT MONDAY
-BY-
CASSIDY q SKILLMAN.
,.skILLMAs oko. w. oAeoiDi'
NEVADA LEliISI.ATURE.

" N
Following is a correct list of the
members of the Senate and Assembly
Of this state, which convened in Carson
on Monday, January lst:
senate.
ChurcbilI-sWm. G. Grimes, d.
DoueIas--@T. b. Hickey, II.
EIko-@G. II. Shepherd, d.; I. N,
Stone, II.
Esmeralda-@A. Garrard, ID.
Eureka--Geo. w. Cassidy, d. G..
w. Baker, ID.
Hnmboidt-so. X. Stampley, d.;
Charles Mcconnell. ID.
Lander-#M. J. Farrell, n.
Lincoln an. Wescott, d.; A. ].
D'I Lyon-w. J. westGeld, d.; .w. R.
Nye-H. T. Creswell, d. "
Orm>by-@T. u. Edwards r.; w. O,
II. Martin, n.
storey-W. r. Stewart, d.. Il. A.
schultz, d.; sJohn Piper, r. as. w.
Chubbuck, r.
Washos-@W. L. Ross, L.; w. NJ,
Boardman, II.
White Pine-@E. b. Dickinson, r. ;
H. A. Comins, II.
Reorganization. - Hold-oyer Sena-
tors designated by y, 10; Newly elect
ed, II. Democrats, II; Republicans,
II; Indedendent, /. Total. %.
Assembly.
Storey-Buckingham Beer, Botsford,
Hawks, Smith, Howard, Coulter, Bab-
cock, Bran, Tombs, Harris. Mills-Re-
puhlicans; Stewart and Rule, Demo
Gratis.
White Pine-Gray and Coburn--R Re-
publicans; Rcckhill and Lowery-
Democrats.
Observation-Disclosures and Smith-Re.
publcans. Baily and Cavanaugh-
Democrats.
Lander Nichols and Sawtelle-Re-
publIcans. Rooker-Democrat.
Lncoln-Bowmer and Moore-Re.
pubiicans. Steele-Democrat
Washoe - Shoemaker, Everett aud
Gladding- ng-Republicans.
Or,nsby-Migbels, Parker and Nc.
In,osh sh--Repubieans
Elko - Moore - Republican. Girls
void and folly Democrats.
Wright, Cleaver and kenne-
dy- Republicans.
Esmeralda - Shakespeare and Sar
gent Republicans.
bouglas--Edsou and Powers-Re
puiAieaus.
Nys- Bell and Caldwell = Demo.
crais.
Humboldt Hammond, Howard
and Trousdale- Democrats.
Churehill-O. Allen-Democrat.
Tolals-Thirty four Republicans anC
Is Democrats. Republican majority
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THE NEW STOR e.
MRS. M. A. ASHIM,
Corner of Buel and Batemun Streets, Eureka

TAM IN DAILY RECEIPT OF FRESH
l OYSTERS direct trcm Baltimore. fresh
Fish md Poultry always on hand and will
now be received daily. Maple and the Silver
Drip Syrups, and general assortment of
Family Groceries.
FOR iuncheons have Hamburg Sausages.
Club Fish, Limburger Cheese, Potted Meats
90. n MRS. NJ. A. ASHIM.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14
DAILY INTELLIGEN(ER.
Thursday. June ID. 1877.

Clue AgETIsc--A meci.ag Il tie
Ali Base Ball Club was held - P.per's
last evening Tie meeting IS called
to order by john Levy, President, and
e. Garry Chase vas appointed Seere-
tary prg t<1apors, rice W. q. Jameson.
absent. 4 ballot was taken. for Cap
tain. resulting in the unanimous cleo
ton of &. Curry Chase. \ committee
wa. appointed to select picked nine
IN play against the Victoria nine" in
this city on the coming Fonrth Of July.
After being out few minutes the coin
mi,.ee returned with the following list
Of adep. players {. Curry Chase. Cap
tim: ]. Wilson. pitcher; A. Treen,
short stop; J Warren, first base q D.
Snow, second base; Ed Reynolds. third
base; George Ridge, left field; :. l.
Crawfsrd. center field; y Mcdonald.
right field. A committee wa. then APP
pointed to wait upon Chas. ". Young
and reauss. bis services as umpire. A
letter Was read by the President. from
this Olympus Base Ball Club, inviting
our club to play with them a match
game OF has. ball in that place on the
23i inss. TIE secretefy was instructed
to decline the invitation for the present
Meeting then nd burned.
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ARRsyED.-The P. n. s. = Co

ARR!yED.-Ths p NJ s. :. Co.
steamship C!,v of Panama, which sailed
from san Fr,ncisco on the 9Th Inst at
- .'o-s>'. y. Ar..se4 Al this port i.s,
evening 1t y clock She left san Fran
cisco with f:ty-seyen cabin and $50
storage Passengers, and 1000 rack
ages ot merchandise. making So tons,
as freight besides little mail matter
aud treasure H"r passenger list aud
freight for tn Sound and Portland i
as follows: Passengers for Seattle-V.
Smith. wife and two children, William
D. stoYef wife aud two children, aad
/; IN ,he storage Tacoma Miss +
Cook, Mr.. ;. Mcclellan and two chill
dfen. ID c Prescott, d Parmalee, "
II. Fife, and five in the Storage.
Olympia--T. ". Mccoy, \. III. Phelps.
Col I. W. Knox, DIR. A c. Peterson.
aud five III the Storage Portland-D
Macaiutosh. ". 4 Moody, Lieut.. Geo.
Williams. T. Stafford, Miss l.. Paul
Miss 4. Jewe:t. X B. Mercer, aud 20
III the Storage. Merchandise for Seat
tie, o6s packages. 100 tons; for Tsc0ms.
~ DO. ; tons; Olympia, ls9 DO, II tons.
Her lit OF eonsieness and freight for
this city IS IS follows: Agar s. Nixon.
case cigars, Boyd, Poncin & Young. 5
packages Of merchandise: c l. Mitchell,
do; Chllberg Brothers, IS DO; Craw-
ford i Harrington, Is do; f G Percu-
son. IS do; Fred Barker. do; Flynn
y Anderson. | do; Frauenthal Bros,
: do; Harris Il Attridse, do; Hal! i
Paulson, ) do; Hendricks & Curtis, 3
do; l. Reinig, : do; NJ r Maddocks. 2
do; III McAndrews, 2 do; Mundt &
Davis, ] do; Mrs 4 Jameson. 10;
Schwabacher Bros. & Co, $40 do;
Slorah & King. 50 do; ) z Andrews &
Co B do; 5 Baxter. & Co, 3 do; Wa
Chong. 8 do, Wusthoff and Valid, 10
do; W \ Jennings. 80 do; W G Smith,
5 do; Waddell IL Miles. Al do; II He.
, do; d NJ, do; ID = 8 do. ID . p. 3
do, / f. do; T II VI, So do; J c, IL
do; K q G, IL do; W o, do; j A
VI, ? 10: J W, l do: b, do, BIC,
do; X u. 6 DO; l. 5 X, 9 do. l. NJ 5. 2
do; Mrs $ c b. Do; NJ q S. do; NJ
e X J. DO; c NJ. ? do; J, 3 do; r
IL x Co. > DO; X & G.. do; d z : do;
G d. do; T b. do: Z G. y, 30; W ID.
3 do; W III NJ. do; W i Co, = do; W
g, . DO; NJ VI, = DO; W c. ? DO; Z & 5.
do.
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HERRING FfsHrNc. met will

HERRING FlsHISe.-We met with
Mr. Hammond yesterday. the proprie-
tor Of the Port Madison fishery. He
had jus. retained from Cypres. I-!aad,
where he has been engaged with crew
OF mel for several mouth. past, in es-
tabli-h'ng al extensive herring fishery
al Eagle Haroor He has constructed
several large buildings there. inc,u ling
a smoke house where he i HOW having
smoked large quantity OF halibu,. He
has erected large presses in others, and
bui!t number of extensive deep water
weiFs on the eastern plan. Tie her
rings, he says. are very abundant in the
harbor, and Of fine quality; but as We.
be las not completed his arrangements
sufficiently TO commence fishing il earn
EST. This enterprise. ike number Of
others OF the same kind that Nigh, be
started on the Sound, is certain to 1ay.
Along the shores Of the bays Of Fundy
aud PassSmaquoddy. on the Allan
Tic seaboard, hundreds Of men who
have started similar enterprises II
= small capital have realized snug
little fortunes out Of them in q few
years As their capital has increased
they have increased their business, and
the manufacture Of oil is now carried
on there on gigantic scale The same
results may be attained here much
more easily for several reasons, the
principtl OF which is that our fishermen
here have not the Geld eastern winters
10 contend against. and will not have
their ~eirs, which necessarily must be
large and expensive, carried away each
spring by heavy ice flows
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

FIRE A buildin. belonging to Mr.
Duffy. OF Newcastle. and occupied as
a saloon. took fire about three O'Clock
yesterday morning and was entirely dc
stroyed with It's contents. The saloon
was closed up about ? o'clock 4. NJ,
when the proprietor went home. and
the fire was not discovered until the
building was completely enveloped in
flames. The theory of the matter is
that just previous TO the time at which
the saloon was closed some one had
dropped IA cigar stump into one Of the
sawdust spitto0us and that the fire ig-
nited from that. The loss was about
81 600.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

PoRr LUDLOW ITEMS. - From Mr.
William Korter who is making a brief
sojouru ia tie city. we have late intelli-
0ence from Port Ludlow The mill re-
sumed operation. week ago last Mon
day apd Is now running on full time.
Work oa the new mill is progressing
fvorabiy under direction of the new
management. The French bark san
Francisco is in port loading for C,iIao
and will be ready for sea in about two
weeks. Messrs Hall Bros are rushing
business at tho ship yard. They have
lately received au order to build new
schooner for trading among the Sand
witch Islands.
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TAcoMA ITRMs..-Tucsday morning.
Eat dawn" appeared the first number
OF the new Daily H0rning Herald. edited
= by Francis A. Cook. late publisher OF
..7he Echoes" :. From the new journal
we learn that a late census made by the
Deputy Sheriff shows. according to his
figures. u population 10 old Tacoma.
of about 400, and in New Tacoma of
about $50" Total for The Tacoinas,
about $50. The pile driver is at work
on the wharf. :. F. W. Sullivan is
building cottage by the sea" The
new Wayne Theatrical Troupe will
hold forth there to morrow night.
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WALLA WAI.La ITEMS

WALLA WALLA ITEMS. -- Apples
bring 81 30 . bashel Wheat has
fallen 10 80 cents. .Walla Walla la
bsen enjoying regular Webfuot
spell OF rainy weather Harvest will
begin about two weeks earlier than
usual this year There is complaint
OF scarcity Of houses in all the
towns OF the Upper Columbi. region.
The citizens Of Willow Greek lately
treated horse thief to n taste OF
lynch Law 10y hanging.
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CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION. The
annual associstioral meeting OF the
Congregational Churches of Oregon and
Washington Territory. will be held in
Seattle this year. commencing on
Thursday. the 2lst. and continuing
four days. An interesting programme
o; exercises is announced in which the
leading Congregational clergymen of
Oregon and this Territory will take
part.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

SArLEp.-The steamship City OF
Panama, after landing her passengers
for this city. last night. and discharg,ng
her freight, steamed away for Tacom.
with her up-Souni freight and passen-
gers, from whence she will depart for
Nsnaimo where she will load coal. She
will then return to Victoria. and sail
from that port on "Wednesday at noon
for San Francisco. Those wishing 10
60 down on her, can leave here Monday
morning on the North Pacific.
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~ Tie steamer Nellie arrived here
last evening with about eish. passen-
gers from snohsmi.h. The captain re-
potts tina. the lower river is now full of
logs. driven down from the upper
stream during the recent freshe. The
loggers have already sent large
amount OF their spring products 10
market, and as the cash begins to come
in, IN return, times are generally im-
proving. The steamer will leave here
again at II o'clock to-day on her re
turn trip
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

LoGoISe At SaMIsH.--Densmore aud
McElroy. Of SAmish. get out about 3,
900 fee. logging lumter daily Ding
walls camp. about the same smount ,
and Records camp. abou. 10000 feet
aamish - noeed for being cue of the
hsnk Logging localities on the Siuud. -
Nal
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~ In another column Of our issu

~ In another column of our issue
this morning appears an advertisement
from Mr. Colman, Superintendent of
the s. & w. W. X. r, calling for
separate bids for clearing, grubbing
and slashing to be handed in Oh
Monday the 18th inst, and for grad
ing. trestle and bridge work. to he
handed in on the following Wednes .
day. Mr.. Colman informs us that as
soon - the work 10 fully under way,
rs many - 600 men can find employ
ment ia the construction of the road.
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PHYSICIAN WANTED. The Il, 4
Nh SAWS The cissxens OF >ehomo have
resolved - levy q monthly ass 's~ment
upon Themselves for he purpose 81 In
daoing physician 20 settle .mong
them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

Y The 4 amir Dispatch arrived
here last evening fou Scheme. She
brough, Up esgtt passengers, and
onions. turnils and straw berries As
freight. She will leave here again
at 10 O'clock this evening tur ScmIsa-
moo ard way ports.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

- The harkeLtine {. l.. Taylor.
sailed from Port Blakely night te-
fore last Her departure leaves six
YES 'els in por, there. namely the ship
Gaivetine. barks i.iEsie Marshall. Care
line Reed. Oak Hall ami Martha
Ri leou., aLi schooner Isyigori
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

.g- ! b steamer Annie Stewart has
been eiatt,rei hy thu Ivy Club for
Oh .r es, ufslon aud pic.niek At Stella
CO nr. aud VIZ: leave here 81 : o'claek
sh,r,. =. rssse for ..ti,at place. with the
members Il the club AMI = large party
o. invited guests
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

\ DUFlCCLr OPERATION. A very
difficult surgical operati II VAS success
fully performed IN this city dav oi
two since ~ DR. g. Brysnt. assisted hy
Or. q \. Weed. upon Young lad,
from Newcastle. Tor straljsm4s or eros.
eye The eve j. uow perfectly straight
AMI the patien; - doing finely
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

FREIaaT RArEs.-The freight charge
for wheat To Portland from the Dalles.
defiance lei miles. is - cents per
bushel from Umatilis. distance 2ij
miles. Is cents per busllel, from tn
canon, distance $50 miles. ~ cents a
brshel The rate from San Francisco
to Liverpool, distance Of 10000
miles. the Walla Waila jEatcamaa says,
is only - cents bushel.
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t[s~ The steamer Fanny Lake came
in yesterday from the Skagit. She
was detained on the trip by some
towing ON her way up she towed a
large boom of .ogs from the Skagit 70
Utsalady. aud then went back To Nc
Donald Island for another bonn for
the same place. She will leave here
again for the Skagit river on Friday
morning at Soclock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

az Our local ga. company are now
disposing of $500 feet of gas per day.
This We consider q petty handsome
showing for these short nights. when
many Of our merchants scarcely have
occasion to light their stores. Last
year at this time they only produced
halt this amount. During last Deem
Der the company disposed of about 10,
900 feet per day.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

- The ship Coquimbo. loatc with
$50, 900 feet of lumber. sailed from Port
Madison las. evening for San Francisco
Her departure leaves only the bark
Oakland in pert, and she will sail prob
ably on Saturday next The bsrks
Northwest aud Tidal Wave are on their
way up from san Francisco and nearly
.iae
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

.s- The steamer Zephyr was hauled
round 10 Sesler's wharf last evening
She will leave here this morning al s
o'clock on her tirst trip on the dowr
So1nd route She will. however. ruu
down only a far as LaConner this tim,
and probably on Monday mex. vii
commence running on regular schedHls
time to " hatcom.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

E-T~o Cinnamon. the cs>ok aui
steward of the ship Washington Libby
have teen arr&t II and lodged in lai!
for wilful aS1tsieaee II order
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

~ The Seattle Coal Company COM
menced piling for their new wharf on
Monday morning.
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NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COCar or King COIN
| ~. HssAingsaE Ferratory-
Ia the natter o. tie Estate CT HENRY GOLD
MTEn aecsa.ss4 Sai.r. - A.r~hy s5ysz ~ TIE
undersigned A.Ezsaafstrasr q Tho estate q Hsary
tsoa1EzyeF deceased, o. tie eFedstr~ u al az
rsr~zEss having Cams agsiCss tie sAs5 4eSssses
T. rreseai then, with tse aeces<sry Taase bsfs,
xsihsr ase ye.s rstrr the srst ssIassn = IL 70
notice n TIE saa4 sinIts3srratr at his residence
IL Tosgssgp "a. II sad ktns C"ansy.
Dated Js1s ia, ISL.
,rsw.t WILLIAM 0QLDMyER
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

~ There are now sixteen coal cars
all equipped on the s. & W. W. h.
r. with capacity of nine tons each
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

to- fhaFe ara sow SLY large b,N4ms
If logs III the Skssit river below the
an an pg these lie Jam Company
h.ss oso I.rge taam Of 500. 00o feet
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.


John Burns, Duwamish; Robert
Pritchard, Renton; Capt Nugent and
wife, Port Blakely; Charles Ryan. War
saw; Robert WigginIs. Utsalady; A
Huggert. Crane, Tacoma; Mrs Mich
olas, Snohomish; A + Parkshsll, James
Caserly, William Himprill, San Fran.
cisco; Chas Council. David Steele. Lock
wood; l. Lawler. Maine; W NJ Porkall,
S Harrington. Victoria; Daniel Nc
Kay. wife and two children. NJ Arey.
III Ferguson. James Rupert, William
A Wilson. Vim Nashby, l. NJ Ram so.n
J W Hughson, VIM Anderson. I II
Harrison, Michael Day. San Francisco
l. McRedmoud. Cherry Grove; John
Walsh Shasta, Cal.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
\ Culver. G l. Dayton, l. Ii John
son. City; Mcintosh. Dpwamish; l. d
Spencer, l. Williams, Idaho; A Morri.
son, LaConner; Carr. Port Blakely:
Geo & Fisher. Seattle: Geo Cobb. W
Holbrook. Snohomish; II Wilson, San
Francisco; ID McAskell, Nova Scotia;
NJ o Brien and wife, Tacoma; J Lamb,
+ Kelley. Michigan; NJ Gcrow, N Gil
breath. Wisconsin; John ID McGregon,
Newcastle; Young Lamb. T . Thinn.
Port Ma iison.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

NOTICE.


WHEREAS THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
w General Land Once. in letter dated July =,
Is 4. ortt red that the lands in Township ~
North. Range East. in the district Of lands for
sale At Olympia. W. T., should be withheld
"fioui disposal 81 Agricultural lands until the
non mime al charActe thereof shall have been
fully established" And. whereas. Michel barn,
Of King County, ". T.. who mace homestead
entry for and in said Township and nge viz
for the Ed % SW IA OF Section Is row makes
application to make his hnal entry of said land
and has q ed in this Ore His sfidayt dec airing
that there 10 not within the limits of said land
10 his knowledge. any coal other valuable
mineral del ,st, and that said and is essentially
non. minerx land.
Now. therefore, in accord. with instruc-
tons II toe Commission of the General
Land . &c. ii 10 ordered that testimony touch
ing the character of said described lsnd shall be
taken before the Re- ister I'd r. liver OF the
United ates District Land &c. r. their Office
in Olymli ia. VT, on the ISL day o July. A. ID.
1877. befinniBg At 10 o'ci' 4. A NJ. at which
place ano time ali per OF having interest / the
matter Of the character Of tie above described
land are required 20 appear. and here md then
10 present such evidence ~ may serve 0 fully
establish the character Of said tract Of land.
Given under our hand. At the United States
District Land Once at oymp'a. W. T. this sth
day Of June, A. ID. 1877.
}. r. BROWN. Register.
jeIl.w5t ROBERT @. STUART. Receiver.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

~ The schooner Letitia sailed from
Port Gamble for Vallejo yesterday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

ss We noticed Strawberries a,iver-
il,ed in the shop Ni9s'ows yesterday a.
four boxes far 50 esu.s TIL, - pretty
Oh 50 ior strawberries - his section.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-14

For CoU0Hs, COLDS. AND TucAr
DISORDERS, use "Br0rn's bronchial
Troatrhes," having proceed their efficacy
by test of many years.