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Meufft ttltgr. pfps(btn.
Ser &riea i'm Orient.

2pnopr, %. Sun. Gine Gsntfr'=
fde Tepeide aug Grnitontinopel meioct:
Gen. Ssnatieff erflarte in Der lesten
gonferenslitun9. hab europe, spcnn bic
9forte ben Moffenitilitanb bre6e, feino
ielioe sdritte eesen Serbien ueer Wtnn
tcresrc treife, ober lire drialiden un=
tertbonen oui ireeno mei6emsiie osans>
iolire, oicies @orseben als cine PrDpo
fotion anleben miiloe.
Gr erfldrte ferner, bob Die enropdi=
5den SeppflmG6tisten anblrel1e Y'ti=
tioncn bon oen GbriIen in Moces
borien. sbeHalien, Dem gpirus unh Der
Sniel Grcta empfansen bdtten, apel6e
icoo6 ,peeen Der eineeidrantten 9pll.
modt Der SpnfsrenSmit9lieotr nidyt be
ritdldtiet merben %tonnten. Mac geppl,
maatiete bielten cine gerlammluns in
Dem D~jtrsidilhsn @elanoii6aitssfbauos
ob uno untersei6neten BOP S9lub=Pro=
tpfol Der GonIerens.
Sic @elonbtcn Der europdiI1en9fd1
te boben elm Muoiens bel Dem Sulten per
Iunst, I'M li6 Ill perabI6ieocn. Sis
perlonsten Nubicnsen lperoen pabridcin
i'd beutc itattFnoen.
Giner Gepelde ous Psitb sufolse ,piro
Die 8iorte nod Mbreile DC, @eionoten Elm
Mlunifct per0Hentliden, mcI6cs oif@er-
baneluns.n Scr gonfsren3 %erldutert.
&rBlano ideint ii6 Den Iebtcn 9ia9'
ridten sufoIse r. ieoer Dem Serliner 0fe'
moranbum ols SoIis fir Die gBiun9
Der oricrtolilden 6rase su5uneiseL
Ser .dineF16e @eIanote fir Gnslano
1T in Gpntbompton angefpmmen.
0it Mnfunit Deg Ipaniiden Yraten-
bcnten Son Carlos in gouitantinopel
piro semeloet.
Cine Population lit BON G;eseoin IN
alnearn nod Yolien o~b9csonsen. I'm
&cl1ntb einen Sib i'm unsaril9cn par.
Iamcnte onsubicten.
&uBlun bemiibt 1ih iegt, wie mon
-mslost, Elm Ginn'ritanonib NIT Oeltrei@
i'm 8etrsH elmer semsinidoitll6en Ss'
isbung BON 8M9arien unO gosnien 81
treHen. @raf @nbrallp miro ieood
Ieins ginpiQisuns bisrsu seben.
Spbart 4aldu 1T BON Der Yforte on'
9ewiclen worben. cine Nnsobl ensliI6e,
Slottenoffi,iere fir Die tiirflids Slottt
an3uwerben.
, 1877-01-23
9nlanoiGhe Dspe(dfn.

% oibinato n, %. Sanuar. Der
Sianolbeomte 81 6 p Satteras me(oet,
oaS Der gdooner rSobn q. &i(es" aus
8oton on, II. ). Wits. cine M|cile iiib'
lih bon Satteras% tranoete. Capt 6. u.
Wpuan uno Die Mannidaft ~retteter nd
ouf ben gpoten oes ShoonerS. Daa
Nabrscua uno Die auSScu uno &artoHrln
beftebenos 2aouns Il . wabrideiniih TO
perloren.
Somegtomn, 49,, 81. San.
Sn Glorf's GIlsn9ieberci ereienete lid
eeltern Elm Strelt 5mlld,en Sipei6ormern
Namens .. Samiltnn mr. Clarence
0ale. Scr GrIsre sog elm Mclier ee9er
Sale uno ,uurbe bon oemIelbcn ourA Ell
nen 96las nit einem Stiid Gabelien
Ill Nohen aeltredt. 9amllton crlitt Ell
nen Gddoelbru6 uno erla9 beutc lelnen
Yer1eynnsen.
81 ort Il. Sai. geo. I
Morluell wurte seitern ouf Die Inflaa
fin pcrbaftet. nit Der Sdlihuna eires
WedlclS anf bie Linton IrufzSomp
in Ge%rblnouna ~aefianoen gu bab n.
Sou einem Sauie in Der DllancDnla
Ee ltiirste a~eitcrn Der OodfornleB b'rah
uno mebrere &iuocr, wcldle auf ocIi2r rot
torie ipieltcn. wuroen perlset.
Gine Sdlnuppsbrenneret i'll rer Use
SO. StraEe rpuroe geltern meaen stenet
bet,uos in 3'eldlua 9enomman, Der ZIP
pfrat serltOrt nlo aobn s. Smltb De
@iaentbiimer. uerbaftct.
SarriSburs, Ha., 2l. Sanuar -
Der Neaer 5ranf Wilion, iuelder a,,ae
fla9t lit. oeu Weiben Sobu 0fucp ermor'
bet su baben, muroe bcute oeS Wtoroet
i'm c, fen @raoe iiberiiibrt.
@incinnati,21 Sanuar. Meslcl
Sowaro, eiu moblbabenoer GARNER, mel
der in Der 9tdbe BON @anoa ct ton III
Der r9aptoner Sbort 9ile= g'abn" wo9n.
murre g%elterrn Mor3cn bon einem gau
me, welden ct fd1te, 9etroffen uno ct
idlosen.
Gbieasc, %. San. Sic Mhbel-
fabrif Der So. upbom & Ssrrid ii
3pdioro, Sas., wuroe 9el tern fritz ourd
6euer ser1t0rt. Ser Serlult betrd9t Ill
ocf6br $4,000. Man permutbet, bal
Der @dhtcr ie en- SOB in Den 6!ammel
Tano
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g cuti9lau0.

Berlin, 81. Sanuar. Sic rNorb=
ocut' DE 3situns" (oifSjeaes Oraan)
ia9t in Yesus auf Den sebaiiiatn Son
Der f,an,oIiden Ytelie int 9etreii Der
orientall,9en Yplitit Gcuti1lauo's {:
~@lr boifen, bab oieis InsrlHe De
fronSoliihcn YreRe ouiboren ,psrosn
Menu oisle 5pfnuns in GtfiiGuna seb ,
10 wolen mir bic gInfubr BON Gorn aug
unsorn. welGe ben Seoarf 6ranfrcih's
bel Wcitem iiberihrcitet, scrne ots blobe
Spctulotion mo nidt ole Gsiegsuurbe-
reitun9en betrahtcn.
2oloon. %. San. Cine &cutcr'-
ihe Oepei1e aus Berlin meloet. pob Der
feiuoleli9e Son Der oeulidn YrtIle oa'
islbt einen i9limmen glnorud semadt
bat. Die fronS0iihsn Sournals beiiir
iuprten cine itrense Wlhninmilhung :
politit IN Sesus auf duBere Ansele9sn
befen lno beltrelten Ole M1gnhe, ooB
GrantreiA 81 sinem &rieae rifle. Cine
Barrier OepeIAe oss .Stonoaro" cr,
flart, oob Die 26otuns zines oentihen
Matrolen in Smprna uon Der oeutihen
preIie dig @ssenlt mo fir cine interna-
tiorale Streitiyfcit aussebeuiet Mi De
nno ooB Die iranSDliAe &eai,runs eine
unterluhung a~nseoronet bat, I'M opl-
Iidnhise @snustauun9 81 aeben. Ginc
Ssrliner 0epelde Der nYolt" beri1tst,
DAB Die fsinolsliss Stimmuug seseu
Trontrei9 pescn belien feiubleliaenaui.
ireisns in &pnitantinppsl in uiI5iequ
, 1877-01-23

re- THE CIRCULATION OF THI
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-01-23
GufopaiC!le Nad)rilten.

2serrtm. 0ieTse ylattsr bsridten
hber Serbauolungen be3i9lid elmer
Nu3abl princlpieqer Streitira9en. wslde
bel bsr Bsrs1nuns Oes Yrelies fur Die
1cbsrtrasuns Der preuBildsn Staats-
babnen auf oaS Neib i'm panoslsmini<
lterium bsruorsstrsten Ieieu. Dieie
6rassn lino gum srOBtcn Ebeil finan<
sie0er Natur uno be3ieben lid ami Scr'
bdltnilie. bel weIdeu Die Iuifinouns
zines Wittelme9S, uelder beioe Cont
pacIscsnten uor Shaocn lhiist. ple eS
beiBt, ihwieris lit. Bei Dem lebr unbcs
ltimmten Snterslie, oaS Die sanae An9c'
leseubeit i'm A%u9enblldc beliet, lobnt -
nid)t Der Mupe, aui oa5 menl9 %iuterels
laute caiculatoriibe Detail nabtr eia3u'
9ebsn. uno Is mag nur BON Der am
SblulIe aus9eoridteu al9ebtihen Dfei'
nang Der betbelIl9tcn Seb0ro II b'er
fur; AOtls 9enommsn iein, oab ldon
nit Yesiun oeS nablten SaDrts Die
u. IASreait run9 in Der Sage leln miro.
mnt Der sroBen GlisnbabaIrase ltA gu
be ,aiisn.
Sine betradtlihe Nu;abl Srbab:r
beS GIleruen &reujes aus Dem 6eloSu9e
1901 bat it'd unseaAtct Der in Den
DUcutllAen 3 attsrn w~leotrpolt -erlals
leuen Setamtmahunyen gum GmpiaM9e
oeS 3eugnlllcS iiuer osn rcAtmaBl9eu
VeliR oleler AuSieiOnun9 nod nldt ge'
meloet, IS werben 0c5OQlb Ole QeOah
ten Slbaber ourb Die @sueral Sroenss
SommlniOu jest nodmaS auIseIoroert,
lid NIT NnsaUe iqreS se9en1uartt9em
Bobnort5 uno ibreS friibcrem Strpalts
ullitS in welbem lie oaS Glierne &reu5
e.worbsu babeu, bel Dem betrentnoen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unuerji5'
l;h minol.h ODER lhuitltA gu mcloen.
AlS Nadfolser beS unter'S taatSl /,
frctdrS IN SultlSmlnllterium, Dr.. 6rleos
BERG, wlro Der Yleeprdlioeut oes Ooer.
tribunals, 9cbelmsr 0tatp D. S1elin1,
0enannt, us'der bis gum SABRE 1875
ais uortrasenosr 0fatD in 3ullismIns-
lterium funsirte. DIRECTOR I'M Sultli.
minllierium wiro PrdliOent II. @laubis
Al Marieuperosr meroen.e
ucbcr bic bctIagenSwcrtben 8orfdae
in anuusrpen lle9en jest bic amtlldcn
Ncribts Dot. Oauah waren 500 nit,
tellolc Aa5wanosrcr. Die III scwtlenlos
letter lSeilt. mic eS lbsint, our6 eincA
| fattoliSdM 8rielter sur Nu8wa9eruua
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6cpr0e 6ibipm, IT,,

g 0. 1901 SO i g traBe.
Smpp,tenr nnb ganbler in
aIen Sorten Torsellun> rnb eStas-
Waaren. fouie in uerihiebenen
Nrtsn Sousba tuussse~
rdtbihofter.
ST bate irebeu eiref non Der Gabrif in
2imcass, 6ranfyei6, cine frilAe @encunG
pon Gem telten ircnsSiiipen DIV e.rtifsIn in
@lasmaaren. Weide lib lebr fir SalpOus unp
W~irlbl6aften %eianen, erbaIten II B bite B 8
Vutlifam mib sm beIuhen. pa i'd iebr srbStiJ
bin msine Iaarea III seissn. .1.-..NsSn
, 1877-01-23

&reilen uno imYublifum i'm Aasemeinen
fortbauert.
, 1877-01-23
Stalten.

&om, %. San. Ser 8apit fat 4
italieniI9en, 2 fronsblIden, 2 ipani.
i6en uno 2 Dltrsi6ii6cn @eiitliden i'm
0ertraucn mitsetbeilt, bab le I'M ndds
ien G%onliitorium gu &oroindlen ernannt
tuereen lpllen.
, 1877-01-23

erSe.rs an,etpen mer. tn triser bertaaet.
ght pter weniaer Bel y bilben etnen Ssaare.
Hue Nu,etaen Nnb i'm @sraus au 3abfen.
Die 3eituna nib IN 6iamOnt tab urt'
asaenb son ben 7rGssrn fir IS sents per
QIcbe auseetraaen.
, 1877-01-23
girginia Staats<@ a5ettf
tasltp be~rauseessbsn ron
9pbn 8. psin H.
80. 81 3m0lfte straee.
Nihmonb,T a.

Wreiic ner Mu,eigen:
, 1877-01-23

Gde Der 11ten uno 0tain Ctr.
Naberes iiber bic ssrl9iesenen 3lalsn nnb
her gstrarten tDnnen tst YrOf. &aube SO.
IL cat Broab Stra6e, peer in Der Ieabs-
ME erfsast~wsrren.
Die neulten 1du;e lueroen aclebrt.
Der uutsrriGt fir iunse OumsL Mat@en
unp 8naten, fnpet MittwoGs uub Gonna
tenps, Mamittags bon A bis 6 lbr, BEN Der
5errm Disnltass uHe 8rsitaSA Ntenes BON
s bis 10 ubr, Fat. MI !mtY
, 1877-01-23
Die Tohkur,


suitoben. Die. SIN 'pirS bur9 bas iosenanmt.
Xpbban nno bur9 Gtnnebmen pon 0%obpmInet
beiptrtt. Tie 9obbdoer 5ei9en an, no bic &rantbett
tbren Sis bat, ~ ttef fe ltest, nnS 5u slei9er
3eit set9en fte bic 2ebenstrait bes Meni6en an.
Gauienoe fino tn ben lesten smei Sabren TT Der
Babe anitalt, "a Stanton Ctr, Rem gort, sebetlt
worben. Inter ben @ebetlten befinben fi6 ptels
td BON anberen Saoern babur3, bab ie bireft ouf
BITE 1rantbett etnwtrten, u , ben franfen Stof ents
fern.n, tn wel6er Sorm ct aud gum @ori6ein
tomlne. Sic ino elm 8erbrennnnsss pber @nSideis
miro bet Der anmenbnns bitier Sur ~ioSuiasen iein
eisener Nrst. @etn Semano our1 bteie Baber ges
betlt tit, 10 tit er wtrfltd unb raSital sebeilt, wabs
reno na6 Der bisberisen 9eilm etboSe BITE witttet
nnb il9 y tiers IN san5es Seer iecunbarer &ranfs
beiten etuiteat.
Obslei4 bic syybaber aGe arantbeiten, innerliA
nnb auberli9 %turiren, 10 ino bod bic @irfnna.n
nod in aeatem 3uitante befinben, sana auserorbents
lid: Oieber, felbit @eruens Inb Epphusfeber,
pereen isbr i9nea, as,uobnli9 NIT l.s gaoern,
bsionoers bel iunssn eeutsn u. In, eritsn Stabinun,
9emobnlt9 Iei6t turirt. MaNertm6t, Mbems
sssai9 Massns snS S5rsntrant9sitens iosais aas
auBersa &ranfbeiten, Wranbpmneem, 0es
fdltpiircn, Scropbelt &C. lit bic @irtuns etne
plSsliae u. fidtbare. gfur eth gao tit bimretdenb,
nm Seoen pom Der 2StrtIng gu nber5en9en. NRas
0cnfrebS uno BITE 1osenannte &,arns ooer
Yuferrubr (etne BITS iest nnbeilbare &ranfbett)
wutben sebetlt. g.t lesterer &rantbeit seben rs
9rosent bes iSuderitoies NIT iebem Babe Sur9 bex
urtn ab.
Ole Babes unb ginnebmes pulper ruerben mad
iebem YlaS I'm 2anoe p~erlanot, Der Yreis bee
gabespulpers tit -, Der bes ginnebme : Hulpera
81. Wtan IaGe iib cine Btoidire iiber bte 2obfW
VI snslii9er sber beutider Spra9e ididen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton ctr. (Box $780,
Nem Vort
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

An OLYMPIA BoY.-Some Of our
readers will remember Frederick Blinn,
of Olympia. nephew Of Capt. Marshal
Biinn, as 8 genial fellow and a keen
lover Of field sports. He is now . resi-
dent of San Francisco, where his prof.
cheney with the rifle has brought him
into conspicuous notice He was always
considered a good shot in the field, but
paid little attention TO target practice.
Lately he has become q bell-ringer at
the bulls-eye and in recent competi-
tion match be came out fifth in class OF
forty-.even Of the best shots in Cali
forais. They were shooting with a
view Of selecting seven men TO com
pete for the international prizes at
Creedmore near New York. The Cali
fornia rifle team comprises seven cool
headed fellows and one Washington
Territory boy will be placed in good
company and called upon to compete
with clever marksmen. We shall look
fer the result with some interest.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

Coop WoRK-The Seattle and Walla
Walla railroad is delivering an average
of ninety tons per day to the bark Ros-
well sprague, which is loading for the
Talbot company. Next week John
Collins says he will put on fifteen more
miners and run it up to one hundred
and thirty tons per day. One thing is
certain-only large vessels can make
coal freights profitable at present rates,
and unless they can be supplied with at
least hundred tons a day, they will
not want to come here.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

SurT FOR DAMAGES. - The man
friederichsen, who was 30 badly injured
oy having his shoulder .laceratea with
the teeth ofa circular saw in the Taco
ma Mills, last month, has asked DANA
ges OF them TO the amount of two thou
SAND dollars. As they declined to az
cede to this request. be will sue them
Tor ten thousand They had intended
TO provide him with easy employment,
Tor the rest of his life, in consideration
OF bis having been hurt in their en-
l'ioy; but he has upset that par. of the
programme by going to law. We do
not believe 1t very easy matter 10
compensate any man for the loss Of a
leg or an arm. Now if it can he shown
that this man received his injuries
through any neglect Of the Compa to
keep their mill or machinery in proper
order. then we believe that Frederick
sen should receive full damages from
them. But if the accident occurred un-
avoidably, they should not be COM
PEELED to pay. Too many of thcse acct
dents arise from carelessness of the en-
ployees thepselves.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

GATHERING CLOUDS. - The appear.
snce Of the sky at morning and even
Ing portends the near approach of
heavy rain, but We hope it will keep
bsck Is long as possible. A heavy fall
VI ram just nov would do almost in
calculable damage. for though the hay
crop is all gathered under cover, the
grain harvest is hardly begun. Thou
nnd Of acres of yellow stubble are
dotted with conical stacks Of oats,
wheat and barley. for which the thresh-
iae machine may not BIO gotten ready
Tor a month or six weeks to come Ii
THIS grain were rained upon Ii would
become mouldy and suffer great depre-
cation in value. The yield of the tide
lands in Snohom,sh and Whstcom
counties this year, will be enormous.
There ere million acres in those coun-
hss still lying idle and awaiting the
disch-plow to throw up levce aud ex-
sluee the tide from them. These lands
Produce fair wheat, better barley and
sos best oats in America. The standard
measure OF oats is thiriy-two pounds
% the bashel. but it is nothing unusual
zee oats grown OH the Swinomish
=" that will overrun forty pounds.
.ee principal livery stables in San
1nncisco use them in preference to all
~eefs In the delta Of the Sksgit,
e.'sessing is going on with unabatcd
'So'. and seven new threshing ma
.a'ats have been taken into that Sec
uO0 ance the 10Th of July. For these
49, .o6s We want to see no heavy rains
w 'ae grain is gathered and sacked
hs shipment.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10
Our San Francisco Letter.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3. 1877.
ED. INTELLIGENCER:-I sec quite q
delegation of Puget Sound people down
here at the present time, among them
NJ. s. Drew and family from Port Gam
bic, who are seeking medical treatment
for little daughter of three years of
age. who has lost the use of one of her
legs aud cay only get around by creep.
ing like All infant. She is very bright,
intelligent child. and to witness her af.
Fiction moves the heart to pity. They
have quito strong hopes of permanent
relief. Gen. Sprague and wife, Mrs.
W. W. Miller and j. p. Judsou, ESQ.,,
are also sojourncrs for time in this sun :.
ny cline The excitement of strikes
and riots is past and the mint investi-
CATION. now going on, is making .ome
talk. 1t locks as though there was a
good doal of crooked there somewhere.
LaGrange, the manager. has found the
soles of his shoes rather warm, if We
may judge from the reports. shouldn't
wonder if he would have to kick them
off altogether. 1t seems strange that
so many of Uucle Sans servants must
turn ont thieves and swindlers, or if
not exactly that, bringing disgrace and
obloquy upon the positions they occupy.
They are not all in San Francisco or
California either. Politics RACES here.
The strife between the ins and outs
revels aud bubbles in the same old stale
way. The county offices in this county
are bonanza" and everybody wants
shares. The annual report Of Sheriff
Nunan, recently made. shows the fees of
that Office to have been $34,779 20 for the
year ending June 30th, II The Coun-
ty Clerks fees must have been even
more than this Of course these fees
do not all teleng to the officers. but
their remuneration must be q very
handsome SUN indeed. Senator Sar-
geant is candidate for re election
to the United States Senate, and the
struggle in the pending election is for
him on one side and against him on
the other. 1t looks to q stranger as
though there was very little party in
the matter, and a good deal of bitter
feeling an both sides. My opinion is
that Sargeant's chances are no more
than even at the best, for there seems
to be growing disposition to set aside
old stsgers and try new men.
There is an opposition steamer line
to Portland. and will be to Victoria
and the Sound after a while. The last
steamers to Portland carried passengers
for $40 and IS, and that will be about
the rates to the Sound when the oppo-
sition starts. believe the Idaho will
be the first one on the line to the Sound
which /" SHES her castor into the ring"
in opposition to the Pacific Mail Com
pany. The travel just now overland is
very light indeed. This mornings pa
per announced the list to arrive this
evening. and upon counting the list
find only twelve. The railroad ticket
agents are blue--look as though they
had been rubbing their faces with an
indigo bag
l.. B. A.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

LAUNcH.-At a quarter before five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the tug
Blakely was successfully launched from
Hammond's ways. A crowd of specta
tors thronged the yard. admiring her
graceful hull and watching the blocking
as 1t was knocked from under her. By
and.by comes q dull cracking sound,
and the cry Of "there she moves" arose
from the crowd. She moved about six
feet and caught upon piece of timber,
which was soon knocked out Of the
way aud off she dashed into the ele-
ments. She has been on the ways
Longer than was at first expected. and
instead of receiving one days overhaul
ing Of the copper she got four; but
Capt. Cosgrovc says this kind Of job is
worth doing well while one is about il.
and hence nothing must be overlooked.
Capt. Renton is sparing no expense in
overhauling her. and after she gets her
boilers in she will 90 back TO her hail
ing port to receive new cabins and pilot
house, after which she will resume her
labors in better condition than when
she was new boat.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

ocaarcAiSG aRAvEL.--We met Capt
sN1 Of the steamer Comet, yesterday
no y told us that the water was so
Nv That be has reduced his boats trips
seoc week, and finds hard work TO
smaad ct that, In fortnight more
WI g compelled to give up boat
VII the rains come. He has by no
~ abandoned his idea Of building
~ Cat for the trade. and we have
q ~ him to copy after the model of
ash Ohio. ON the upper William
~ nssr A boat after that style.
Ia perhaps tribe smaller. would
sp % saleable. as there will be en-
ynenf for light drait boats on the
~ cnohomish aud Skagit rivers.
This winters rains will
~ % the balance Of the big jam IN
ss.s.ef river. and We should not be
.s: ~ to see ninety miles Of navi-
Opened next year for the class Of
70 which we refer. Certainly
not real low-water boat a,
plying the tributaries of Puget
~. and the wenat is the nearest
- 20 one. Hence. in an expert.
~ = This kind. Capt. Smith can very
60 word to risk his money which the
nas % faithfully earhed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10
llILY INTELLICENCER.
friday, August 10. 1877.

snxoS FIsnERIEs.-The failure Of
:. ,umercus salmon canneries along
-, Columbia river. to realize 'Npense'
a.-;ae the past season. has set the
aai", ear headed ones to studying ex-
~" Some there are who deem
scarcity Of fish during the past SEA-
W. !. more accident, and believe that
go ,v;Il be as many fish to the boat
'as assr next year. But the more intel
ones are satisfied that it will
De-. least three years Of respite to
20, ,s;ne the fisheries back to their old
% condition. In the meantime
i'I' ',. half million Of dollars will be
sea' die fer it is safe wager that in
1As ,ban half the Columbia river can
there will not be net woven
hs. can soldered during the coming
10. TIE Frazer river has been the
s'H W., for salmon this season. but to
y's tn Of it lies better one. in
.ae .;..n ,erritory-the great Yukon.
A An ..ser Is believed 10 have salmon
Inis , . an average of twenty two
"sis a. ofteu going as nigh as ninety.
Poui;., am Ct freight would be an i'm
~. one. however. Now it is well
that every cannery on the Co
, .no river has wharf on which the
h ia !, bui!t. These wharves rarely
~ ~. les than $4,000, and in some In
80. three times that sum, where a
hssyy price is paid for water frontage.
!. ,be case at Astoria. The build
;a,s erected on these wharves often
-, from $4,000 to 5000. and then
~. cannot be moved about. Should
The fishing along the river fail.
.hsv become dead property. To
.armount this difficulty, We suggest
~. ides of floating cannery which
Fan be transferred from one locality to
.oo,ber. according to the abundance of
..lmou. We will say that q company
.bould Incorporate with a capital of
400 600, half paid up. Let them take
$4,000 for running capital. $4,000 for
reis. $4,000 for tin. and then what
viII they do with the other 100000?
Raw one of the many old wooden steam
,hins that line the harbor Of San Fran
,i,co The Montana and Arizona re-
Gently sold tor $4,000 each, being con
demned for passenger trade; but they
would be plenty good enough to send
m TO sitka in the spring aud back to
San Francisco in October. The Chinese
tinkers and cooks could live on board
ana for salmon catchers they could en-
ploy the Aleuts, who arc expert fisher
men. and who have canoes Of their own,
thus saving at least $4,000 worth Of
bo.ts. Just remember that Kinney
Bros of Astoria, have l04 boats. built
It cost Of 1920 apiece, and see what a
saving this would be. At Astoria, dur
Ing the past season. the canneries were
obliged to pay fifty cents each for sal
mon; at Sitka they could be bought tor
ten. Then IN the fall Of the year. the
floating cannery could get up steam
while laden down with its burden Of
packed salmon aud steam back to San
Francisco. In this way could be used
such old steamers as the Senator. Mo
hongo. William Taber, John l.. Steph-
ems anil Montana. which are really fit
for nothing else. Twenty thousand dol
lars would be big price for any of the
vessels above named. Who will estab-
lish a floating cannery?
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

PoRT MADIsoN.-The steamer Polit-
kofsky called here yesterday afternoon.
with Superintendent Wallace on board
He informs us that the mill is running
day and night to supply cargoes to four
vessels--the ship Coquimbo. bark Oak
land and schooners Reporter and w. l..
Beebe. The first two named vessels are
loading for San Francisco and the last
two for Australia. Prior to receiving
her cargo, however. the Reporter is
having sister nelson's put into her un-
der the superintendent of Hall. of
Port Ludlow. who built her and many
other good ones.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-10

oiovEs.-The Tacoma foundry
"a IN upon a new branch OF
M ssr casting Of stoves for curing
sksn.,s1 nese stoves weigh about q
R,e.s ~ pounds each. and are very
en-. ps 70 the poorer class Of hop
a -. Who cannot afford to build the
hss..;s xpensive style Of kilns for
- teear hops for market. The
heIs1s picking hops will commence
s essss weeks, when We predic.
stronage in their line for the
q the Tacoma Foundry.