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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-12-21
Notice.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF BOISE COUNTY.
I Territory OF Idaho.

NTHE PROBATE COURT OF BOISE COUNTY.
d Territory OF Idaho.
In the matter of the esq Order to show cause on
On readi"g and fling the petition of $. Maggie
Wheeler. the guardian of the person and estate OF
Ncna Saunders, minor, praying for an order OF
sale OF certain real estate belonging TO her said
ward for the uses and purposes therein set forth.
1t is hereby ordered that the next of kin of the
said ward and all persons interested in the said
tate appear before this court on Wednesday. the
twenty-sixth day OF December, 1877. at IL o'clock
A NJ at the courtroom of this court in Idaho City.
County of Boise and Territory Of Idaho, then aud
there to show cause why an order should not Dc
granted for the sale Of such estate.
And il is further ordered that copy of this or
der be published At least week for three sue
cessive weeks before the day Of hearing in the Ida
no Ssmi-weekly World newspaper printed and
Published in Idaho city, county Of Boise aforesaid
7. :. HART
Dated Nov. q, 1877. Probate Judge.
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sheriF1s sale.


10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- of the District Court of the Second Judicial
District OF the Territory OF Idaho in and for the
County of Boise. in the suit Of the peop OF the
United States IN the Territory Of Idaho plaintiffs
against NJ Zapp and George Dnnnigan. defendants.
duly tested November y, 1877. wherein the plain
tis recovered judgment against said defendants on
the 2-th day OF September. 1876 for the sum of
Three Hundred Dollars. with interest thereon at the
rate II 10 per cent per annum from said September
- 1876 together with costs of suit. taxed at sic.
have levied upon and seized the property OF said
defendant. George Dunnigan, that certain lot with
the building thereon in Idaho City, Boise county
Idaho Territory, footing on the west side of Main
street in said city, between Commercial and wallu-
Ia streets bounded on the north by =. Simpson 5
premises and on the south by BlacE Co.'S premis
ses said lot being seventeen III feet front on Main
street. and extending back eighty gS0 feet towards
Montgomery street. being the same property for
merly known as Fosters Restaurant. with the free
use Of water from the wen known as Cox's weIl TO
gesher with al tenemets, privileges and appQrfe-
names thereto belonging Notice is hereby given
that ca
Saturday, the 22d Day Of December, A. D 1877.
al O'Clock r II, st the Court House door cf saia
county in said city viii sell the above described
property at public vendue. for cash. u the highest
bidder to satisfy said Judgment and costs
SAIL. STEWART.
Sharin.
IpaHo err. r r. Ncx =. IST1.
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40 ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: NOTICE
is hereby given tha1 viii not pay or be res
ponsible for any labor done in, or upon, or Tor
supplies furnished for a certain quartz mining
claim in that certain ledge known as the Good
Hope ledge situated in Gambrinus District, as DO
not wish to develop the same until il can be prop
erly done. CHRIS WILhEE.
IDAHO CRY. Nov. 49, IS7T-4w.
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A coating of diamonds on a pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds Their
luster is perpetual. For sale only at
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelry
store, 10 Broadway, opposite Stewar !,
New York. Goods sent c o. d., with
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price list
~ | have no agents.
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cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Boise county, ct the Auditors sfce in Idaho City,
Monday, January 8, 1878,
up to O'Clock P n. Of said day, for the purpose OF
taking Of the INDECENT sick county poor idiot
ic and insane Of Boise county for the ensuing
bids to be as follows. to-wii:
One bid for the board lodging. nursing. clothing
and washing for the INDECENT sick county poor idl-
otto and Insane OF Boise county, including the buri-
al expenses OF ell INDECENT sick county poor. idiouc
and Insane who may die in said Boise county, for
one year from January s 1875
Ons bid for medical attendance and furnishing
medicines for the INDECENT sick county poor. idiot
&c ard insane Of Boise county, and cr holding post
norton examinations on all who NAV die in the
county hospital of said county. and for all post NOR
tenn EXAMINATIONS made 1T the county seat Of said
Boise county where the same would be chargezole
TO the county. for one year from January s. ISIS.
Bidders may include the above two Subdivisions
in one bid il desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will be required 60
enter the same in writing, and hle bonds with APP
proves security in the sum OF double the amount
Of their bid. JAMES M0RIARTY.
Clerk Board Co Com
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Board of County Commissioners

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory. W II meet in
regular session the Clerks Office Idaho City, on
Monday, January Z, 1878
That being the first Monday in said month. All
accounts other matters coming before said Beard
should he filed two days prior 20 that time.
All accounts and papers must Re legally verified
to insure action thereon, and bin viii be pre-
scented unless all the fees are paid
JAMES M0RTARTT.
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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Notice.

uynHE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
on presentation at the County Treasurers Of
fee, out of the County General fund:
Warrant No. T60 drawn in favor of Thomas Foy,
amount S20 warrant No. S02, drawn in favor of VIM.
Maloney, amount $50. r. w. TOMPKINS,
County Treasurer.
IDAHO Cry, December IL, 1877
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NnfirA d Yaxnavers.

take notice that the Territorial and County
taxes are now due and payable, and that the law in
relation to their collection Will be strictly enforced;
and that the time for collecting expires on Monday,
the 10th tlay of December. Suits will be immedi-
ately commenced on all delinquincies after that
date. JOHN G0RMAN.
Assessor and ex-Oficio Tax Collector of Boise
ty, T..
IDAHO CRY, Nov. IL, 1877.
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AHoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 WILL.
EG on Monday. the 18th day Of December, A. ID.
iSTT, at L. O'Clock, NJ. of said day. my Office in
Idaho City, Bose county. 1. T.. oEer at pabc
iion the sum Of Two Hundred aud Fifty ls250l Dol
lars to the lowest bidder therefor in County War
rasts OF said Boise coHn;y, issued and registered
prior to January, 1869. Il. W. TOMPkTNS,
Counto Treasurer
IpHHo CITY, Dec. :. 1877.
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GsEND &C. 10 G. p. ROWEII. 4 CO. New York.
- for Pamphlet of Ito pages. Containing lists az
so newspapers, ans estimates showing costs of
advertising,
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IosH B1LL1Nas, HONEY BEE.


cross between red pepper in the pod
and fusil oil, and his moral bias IL,
"Git out ov mi way"
They hav long boldly, divided in
the middle bi waist spot, but their
physical Importance lays at the ter
minus ov their Suburb, in the shape
ov javeliu.
This javelin IL always loaded, and
stands reddy to unload at minit's
warning, and enters man az still az
thought, az spry as litening, az full
oph melancholy az the toothake,
This testy kritter lives in congre-
cations numbering about twenty
thousand souls, but whether they are
male and female, or conservative, or
matched in bonds of wedlock, or
whether they club together and keep
one wife tew save expense, i don't
kno nor don't kare. Inever examined
their habits mulch, | never considered
it healthy, for what would it profit a
man tew kill ninety-nine bees, and hav
the hundredth one hit him with biz
javein?
The drones seen always bizzy, but
what they are about the Lord only
knows; tew be b;zzy only gist for the
sake of eating all the time; they are
always in as much ov hurry az tho
they were going for dokter. | sup
pose this uneazy world would grind
around on its axle-tree onst in TWEEN
ty-four hours, even if thar want any
drones, but drones must be good for
something, but kant think now what
it in There haint been bug made
in vain, nor one that want a good job;
thare IL ever lots ov human droneS
loafiIg around blacksmith shops and
cider mills, all over the country, that
don't seem tew be necessary for eny
thing but to beg plug tobacco and
swear, and steal watermelons; but yu
let the cholera brake out once, and
then w will sec the wisdom ov having
iist Sich men lying around loose; they
help count.
Bees are not long-lived-i kant state
list how long their lives are, but j
kno from instinkt and o0servashun
that any kritter, be he bug or be he
devil, who liz mad all the time and
stings every good chance he kan git,
generally dies early.
The only way tew git the exact
fiteing weight ov the bee IL tew tutch
him; let him hit yu once with his jaw
elm, and yu will be willing tew test
ify in court that sumboddy run a one
tined pitclfork into yer; and as for
grit, will state for the information ov
those who haven't had chance tew
lay in vermin wisdom as freely as il
have, that one single bee who feels
well will broke up campmeetingl
What the bees do for amusement II
another question kant answer, but
some of the best read and heaviest
thinkers amung the naturalists say
that they have target excursions, and
heav their javlins at mark; but
don't imbibe this assershun raw, fur
never knu euyboddy so bitter at
hart az the bees are to waste blow.
There IL one thing a bee does will
give him credit fur on my books-he
always attends to his own business,
and wont allow enybody else tew at
tend tew it, and what he duz he duz
well-yu never see him altering en-
ything; if they make any mistake its
after dark and is not seen.
IL bees made half as many blum
lcrs NJ men do, even with their iave.
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not easily earned in these times
REH but it can be made in three months
MI n by any one of either seA. in sny part
4 az the country, who is willing 90 work
.Nh q steadily at the employment that we
" " " " furnish. 500 per week in your own
TO n. Iou need not be away from home over
or only your spare moments. We have agents who
IRE making over so per day. All who engage at
once can make money fast At the present time
money cannot be made 50 easily AMI rapidly at any
other business. Ii costs nothing - try the bust
ness. Terms and IS oniit free. Address ~ cnce
II. HALLETT & Co.. Portland. Maine.
S-J1ly 2l-Ts-ly.
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STAwsnaa slow that the number Of
2inls Is Increasing,
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Summons.

TERRrToRx OF IDARs, GO
county of Boise. ="
Benjamin Hobsrt. Jun, and Samuel A. Wood.
partners under the name and style OF Hobert Wood
x Co, Plaintiffs, Cornelius Eealy and Timothy
Daey, partners under the name and style OF Con
Healy l. Co.. defendants:
In the District Court for the Territory Of Idaho
Second Judicial District:
$40 CORNELIUS HEALY AND TIMOTHY DA-
cy: In the name of the people OF the United
Statee in the Territory Of Idaho You are hereby
notified that there is file in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District of said Territory, in Idaho City, county Of
Boise, the complaint of Benjamin Hobert and sam
uel A. Wood. praying Judgment against you in the
sum Of S19 aud SS-l00 dollars gold coin. on GER
tain promissory note, dated April IS 1877, made
and delivered by defendants to plaintiffs said
date for $SS1 A. aud interest at per cent. per
month. and that unless YOU appear and answer to
said complaint within ten days after the service
hereof. If served within Boise county, and within
twenty days ii served out Of said county, but within
said Judicial District and within thirty days if
served out Of said District le1clusve of the day OF
seryice judgment will taken against you by default
IN testimony whereof /. A. /. Richard
! son, Clerk of said District Court, have
! hereunto set my hand and affixed the
~ Seal eff said Court at Idaho City, this, sd
day of July, A. D. 1877.
A. /. RICHARDSON,
CLERK of the District Court.
BY GEo. ". RICHARDS, Deputy, dee. liam.
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PLAIN, OR IN coLoRs,

And at prices 10 per cent. below
our former rates.
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Iaano crrE. I. r. 81. =. Sc.
, 1877-01-12
County Omcer..

It's not only fitting but just that reference
he had to the important changes that have
occurred in connection. with our county
Offices during the past week. hence we lay
before our readers the following brief
epltOme concerning the incumbents, past
and present: l4ta2ai "
NEW PROBATE JUDGE.-On Saturday
last Hon. james G. Swan, having at the
last election declined a renominatiOn to
the office Of Probate Judge, which office
he has acceptably filled for seven years,
turned over the records AID papers of the
Probate Court TO his successor, Hon. Jo-
seph A. Kuhn, who being duty detected,
and qualified, was duly commissioned by
Gov. Ferry During the time Judge
Swan has held the Office Of Probate Judge
he has also held respectively the offices OF
United States COMMISSIONER, Master and
Examiner In Chancery, Pilot Commis-
sloner, U. s. Special Centennial Commis-
sioner, and for many years has been ac-
lively engaged in making scientific col
lections for the Smithsonian Institution,
particularly In connection with Indian
archaeology and ethnology. Judge Kuhn,
his suecessor, has also been elected to the
territorial Council, and we believe will
prove himself equal to the duties of both
Of the responsible positions IN which his
iellow-citlzens hav9 placed him.
New SHERIFF.-B. :. Miller, ESQ.,, the
newly-eleeted Sheriff, su, ceeds Major J. j.
ID. Van Bokkelen, who for many years
has ably filed the Office, and now retires
upon the laurels he has won. Mr.. Miller
has appointed Mr.. Robert Hayes ,as his
Deputy. As Mr.. Miller has already filled
the Office Of Sheriff in Kitsap county.
where he proved himself an active and
efficient officer, we feel pretty certain that
ne will do his duty as Sheriff oG jefferson
County to the satisfaction Of all.
NEW TREAsURER.-L. B. Hastings,
ESQ, who has been honored by the citi-
zens OF Jefferson County with repeated
elections to the office OF Treasurer, has
gracefully turned over the keys OF the
graz safe, with its moneyed contents,
books and papers, to his successor. Chas.
=: Bartlett, Esq, a prominent merchant
OF this town. Both Mr.. Hastings and
Major Van Bokkelen are among the oldest
residents of this town and county, and
having, various capacities served the
town, the county and the Territory, they
now retire from the turmoil and strife Of
olllce and political life with the pleasing
assurance that they have done their duty
, 1877-01-12
LOCAL NEWS.


L., w~luc-lay our town was thrown
,,.a s,ais q nod intenss Excitement In
.,--,u-uc- e tn disappeaFaBce of four,
- r,s..i pruuiislng young men. viz:
- i-sAk-rter NJ Rail-iilkls a Co.'S
-..-,,,fiis hs.lae. Al. l'lummrr, clerk AZ
.,...,g,- f,iass. Frt,i rerry. clerk tor G.
ri.-,l..ia. aud Daniel Hill. son of Dr.
no Uin. Frnm eariy morning until
.,.,.,s eatr o'ciak In tn afternoon almost
-. .ttirr t-oJailarr Were mlafe or less
.-,-,r.-l IN sganuing tle waters % tlle bay
.6i,Ib urFr laslu-l into fury By thr derce
..-i r,,rutir-s nor'Wesier. and conitxfur-
H.. tl.ir tate. Thy hal ieft the Wharf
s--,,,f 10 o'cinck thr evening previous. in
: whii-hall hoai. with the Intention Of
L,,rling a vrssel which had just entered
~ hsv, Tie weather was thru calm. the
-, suins,th. aud they rracisd the vessel
An s,syl tine. While on board the wind
whi, h had sprung up lBerraseSl 10 . fear
mi gae. They, however. nothing daun-
III th.termined tO return. descenletl the
s,.h,oner's si,:e into their boat. s-ized the
os,s. and essayed to pull back to the
wharf but ere they had progressed one
,birl of the way the sea had becOme 80
hayy they were compelled to turn back to
tbe schooner, where they were OBJ iged to
The next morning Mr.. Rcthschild char
ter,d the steamer GOliah TO search for
tbrm. but with no success even after
reconmOitering the opposite shores Of the
bay and steaming around, and In clOse
nroxinIity tn vessels lying at anchor. Mr..
Rothschild then chartered the slOOp Fran
oes for the purpose, determined to spare
no pains or expense to ascertain their
whereabouts. The sloOp, with reefed
mainsail bore away for the points on
which they might have been supposed to
ba. but with no better success than her
nredece SsOr, and she was soon lost to view
a she doubled Point Ringgo'd. But the
generous and magnanlmOus merchant was
Minor, the Agent and part propri-
etor % Of the steamer Phantom, offering any
remuneration that might be asked for her
services. But that whole-souled gentle
man was In the advance. for he had
already ordered the steamer to join in the
search. and although she was lying near
the bead of the bay, the better to ride out
the storm, yet in a comparatively brieftime
she was headed, steam up, for the opposite
side of the bay, with the DR.. and other
citizens ON board. She skirted the shore
, up and down. as closely a possible, but
without detect 'ng any signs Of the absent
yoyagers. Finally she went into Scow
Bay, where the DR.. and Mr.. Furlong dis
embarked, aud proceeded to search the
beach. While thus engaged they nearcd
the schooner, from whose decks they were
hailed by The missing ones, and shorty
after the Phantom, was aloI z 'ide, TOOK
them of aud soon they were landsd on the
wharf amid tie congratulations of friends
and acquaintances. Too much praise can
not be accorded DR.. Minor for the generos-
ity be manifested on this occasion. The
cost and risk TO the steamer was great,
vet when pressed to accept a remnnera-
ton he noby declined anything, prefer
ring rather the Consciousness of having
done what he could to save the young
men, assauge the grief of friends and
the suspense Of the public.
, 1877-01-12

IMP. o. OF r. M.-The Red Men of Port
Ludlow installed their officers on the ID
inst, as follows: Prophet, Charles Gill /;
Sachem. VIM. Murphy; S s., T Wright;
J. -. Edward Daniels; X. w., William
GesFge; {. r., Charles Wharford d. e.
Tbs Chemakum Tribe, OF this town, per-
formed similar rite on the Sd inst, viz:
W. II. II. Learned. p; G. Barthrop, s.:
lerkel TO1usen, s. s.; Chas KING. J. s.;
y. w. Smith. &. Of r.; Jas. Dalgarlno,
n. w Upon the conclusion OF the i'm
pres<ive o,r'mOny, Mr.. Appleton made
a short address Of which the following Is
a synopsis:
Chiefs and Brothers Of Chemakum Tribe:- -
The Great spirit has PERMITTED us to assemble
around our touncil fir' tonight for the pur-
fs'-c OF ruising M our Chiefs. Let US render
thanks Eato Him for the prosperity that has
attended, the Orler during the Iast six moons
AMI invoke dressings upon our efforts to
advance It's future welfare. There has not
last term, but the order Is assuming a prom
inent position, and ellciting inQniries nun
influential citizens, which should be fully an
swered and circulated among pale faces. Its
origin Is national and patriotic. Its funda-
mental principles are Freedom, Friendship
and Charity. Its ritual is original, impress
slVe and attractive, and Is designed to instruct
anu elevate those adopted by us. Let us ex.
tend and perpetuate our noble Order IL Is
It 50.
, 1877-01-12

THE ship EldoradO, which left Seattle
at noon OF the 9th inst, coal laden, in tow
OF the ting GoIiah, passed this port at 6
p. NJ, and was tOwed to Dungeness. At
ii P. NJ. the vessel was struck by heavy
southwest squall-which terminated in
the heaviest gale Of the season--losing her
foresail- and toretOpsail. when she put
back to this port, anchoring at 4 A. NJ. the
10th inst, in IA fathoms of water, but drag
ged her anchors until nearly across Port
Townsend Bay, when she was taken in
tow abont P. NJ. by the tug Mastick and
brought to this side of the bay. The Ell
dorado was obliged, owing to strong
winds. to clip her starboard anchor with
10 fathoms of chain, but the anchor is
buOyed and will probably be recovered.
, 1877-01-12

PUGET SOUND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
At the meeting of the Stockholders OF this
Company, held on the Sth lust, they were
represented by 206 votes. The old Board
of Trustees were reelected. viz. o. F.
Gerrish, DC. II. Rothschild. Cyrus Walk
er. William Renton, Marshall Blinn. The
Board of Directors Is constituted as fol-
lows: o. +. Gerrish, President; Cyrus
Walker, Treasurer; J. !. H. Van Bokke-
len, Secretary; X. Robinson, Superinten-
dent. i'm
, 1877-01-12

"EDIToR. ARGUS, please give insertion
to the following in your valuable paper:
Mrs. S. A. Robinson, of ChimaCum
Valley, was taken very III on the 25th of
December of hemmorrhage of the stom-
sch. DR.. +. I. Minor, of Port Town.
send, was te'egraphed for and by his
timely arrival no doubt saved her life.
She is still very feeble and confined to her
bed. G..
sChimacum, Jan. z, 1877"
, 1877-01-12

JAMES JONES, atcorner ofCustom House,
always gives good cigar for 1216 cents.
AT the Meat Market Of T. Jaekman &
Co., can always be found Beef and Mutton
rolling in tat aud tender as Spring chicken;
while their fresh Pork would make you
hungry to look at It. They have also on
hand fine display Of home-cured Hams,
Bacon and homemade Lard,
, 1877-01-12
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of UIFIek Frieunt, deeeased.
AroTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
undersigned ENecutor OF the hst viii
and testament of Ulrick frteunt. deceased. 10
a0niust the mid de,ceaacd. TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within one year
AFTER the first pubiication Of this notice 10 the
said Executor al his residence In Penns Cove,
Island County, W. It, or they viii b. forever
'SN - -'', r. h. HOLBROOK.
Executor Of the last will OF Ulrick frieunt, de-
Penn,s Cove, W. T., January 2, ls7L %
, 1877-01-12

CAPT. OLIVER, Of the steamer Phan-
TON, having been temporarily indisposed,
h's place tor the last few days has been
tupplied by Capt. Willougbby. s'
, 1877-01-12
Marine intelligence.

Port Townsend.
tN-i ENTERED. "h
Jan. 8, Str N Pacific, Victoria.
" 9, Schr Letitia, kanaimo.
'is" 6. Scllr Orcas, Victoria. iaI
- z, Scr Mist, Victoria. rei ~
q 8, Bk Harvest Home, San Francisco.
!" o, Str. N Pacific, Victoria. .r
g 8, Bkte Eureka, Honolulu. ID -r
-t CLEARED.
Jan. 4, Str. North Pacific. Victoria.
" 4, City of Panama, Nanaimo.
" 8, Bktne Victor, Sandwich Islands.
'' 6, Ss;hr Orcas, Victoria.
+" z, Schr Mist, Victoria. r
:" 8, Str North Pacific, Victoria.
, 1877-01-12

!. .. L. KATE, Esq, OF the well-known
mercantile house OF. Waterman & Katz, Of
thls CITY, ,lelt for. San Francisco on the 10th
? steamship City Of Panama.
, 1877-01-12

WE wers favored with call on Mon
day last from j. T. A. Bulfinch, ESQ.,,
formerly assistant at the Cape FlatLery
lighthouse, but recently transferred to the
Que at Dungeness.
, 1877-01-12

One of the most terrific gales that has
visited this place for some years occurred
on Tuesday night, prevailing throughout
Wednesday.N
, 1877-01-12

THE barkentine Eureka, Capt. Wal
lace, from Honolulu, consigned to Roths-
child & Co, arrived on the 9th instant.
, 1877-01-12

W. H. II. LEARNED, Esq, has been
appointed Postmaster tor this town, vice
Jas. Seavey resigned.
, 1877-01-12

JUDGE BRIGGS, who was severely
bruised and otherwise injureda few weeks
ago, by being thrown from his wagon,
we are glad to say has so far recovered as
. TO be about again. eEn ..a -
, 1877-01-12

THE 1arm Of Edward Lii, deceased,
situated at the head Of Colseed Bay. was
sold at Executors sale on the 2Sth. day of
December, 1SB, bringing the sum Of
81, 200 gold cOin..
, 1877-01-12

SERVICES will be held at st. PAUL.
Church on Sunday, the 2lst inst, by Rev
Mr.. Bonnell, of Seattle. .....rf7.