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, 1877-06-05
9alanoi(ile DsnelMen.

St.2ouis, 4. SUM. Die GGic-
men Der ct. Souls uno Gon Srarciaco
Giienba1n waren $50 Meilen weItli1
BON st. Souls 5erIt6rt. Die 2ocomo~
the unb Ser Baggage g8a9cn beaGypreB-
3u9es fiefen bon einem Damn 40 SUP
tieb pobei brei 9er1oneu aetbotet wur-
ben. 8iitoIeni0iIIe wurbeu a!f ocn3u0
ab9cfcuert. 9ie8lisc Der @Giifie sejgtcll
2ente an Der Geite Scr 6dienen. Sic
&uaeIn flo9en bur0 Die g0a9en cine
cling our0 Den 0ut bes Gpn0ufteurs.
9te9le0t mar ounfel uno regneriI@ uno
Der 3u9 fubr MIR 10 W3eilcn pro Stun.
De, font piiroe Die NbIi0t Der Gdrber
Den 9an5en 3ug DinabSunuerfen etreiGt
lporoen iein. Wlan ,psib niGt wer Die
&er!e paren.
, 1877-06-05

Der Mi@monoer IS em GObaeeo" 1T Don Sen au~S9ef9S;3hefm
,Grniuin g1aturut 2cnF' gehnhten uO nei BON GhnQdr, Staub, Harfune
or Uaeno elmer 9erfaQAuna. Der 1culte Gaue Gooen, pOua otfr &abaf gemade
in Nl iAmolr Gtt5 in giona uno 9@tb @aroNna) nno bic }rt BEG 2rod-
in Gt9arctn seondt ptSsn, o9ne gu brfHgt9ea $a5nennen, s5nanael IN Sop
f, ODER gmen auf oer 3un9c 81 bcfoutnen, melde3 oft ouWb Sobaf meld)r IN
eincm fbnpeen Qbmtoocn aemo4ien uo nit dt4aiide 0ten. Gonqua 9o9mn,
oOr bcnilAe @abfnn@n pmiHmrt ooer anberpelha prfal1t 1T. 9efht1t: .
0md' fcc 9lcin6ei, }ea Glroma, fmnn naturlubm @crub ub @cArnnd
enpfc9t r fb oea 4feHm. u0 Gaarettsn@91ouar, of5 cine dr onSgeind)Hfen
uno ranncn Gunen GabQf. ben nn 9nhen fann.
Son cine, anacpf, wc1de farAih bon 6efem Ga6af oon o.. Gnaufus
W6tacr, Bet berG1mte GGcmif Der f5nNGdcn N9rfufur=Ghinfdn in England, &C.
mobt wuroe uno oNu 9tamc f. bdmnnt in ieoem 2atoratortuui oer gSct, If Sol
9ea0S Elm Iu05ug
, 1877-06-05
acknowledgements,
II Golisburn Square, Sleet Street, 6. 6, 2onOo1. !

sd fnoe nr epurcn bot 9alpter i'll bent Gabof. weldes ser GrunO lift, SaB
rr ctuer 10 miSu Grf4maf bat. ocnn IN alien farha, be6en5n Gabof fn0e i5
nnSrs lRal, boG Galpctcr in tcocahu0r Sunhtdt oorbeuWdeno 1T; cine onberc
ruub midlt9erc Snd)e retbe tb bu4 neinc llnteHnhnn9 onS9fpnoen babe, tit,
,oaB or uur weus 0anota cn4dt uo 6B in pMlen 5mtn Gaoaf bret ODER pter,
,ml lopnl oefunOen uno. Sd fnoc, bB buFr Gabaf cine Der6atuiBmd6il teinc
rauottat gtweBnode ent5ist; oIiss ertirt Ben teellthsn Q.H{l os &sntqcS
lie eeroudt babe uno es 1T wufGd pa6r, SaB Scr Gabof MUIR wena Nrotin uuo
vgirui6loH entba1. wedeS id a8 Elm Mionoerea Seaa;dbcn ctH:s tebld1 rnd]ens
ben uo mlocu IobaH, bcradte"
Ser galpehr gt Sen Gabaf. ocn mir fir nrf unb iAledt balen, Sen fdar-
fen, biEcnbcn @cfbmod; nr @iuaBloff gilt Den unausenebmen gcrud, mic
|ocrmaune 1Mrn obm Som, mcMcr oft int lhsdt brennenoen Gabaf beuaaft prO;
|hs Nicotin III SET Gitnni.
, 1877-06-05
Meuefe telfer. gepsll5ea.
Ser aric9 itn Orient.

ser Mtsc9 TN 1raeTS.
grserum,4 4. Suni. Wdbreno Der
g1a6t oes 90. N}oi IAlugen Die G9uIIen
Moull @ai4a's JirfolIier bel 8efI 46@
meb, nobe @arg, in Die GIu0t. 8efIi
Mbmco purce nicoeroebronnt. &ars 1T
ltarf perpropiantirt, bo0 If porIi6ts-
bolber Die 8eiabun9 ouf babe Station
oeiebt woroen.
Sic apantsorbe bes re@ten Slii9eIs
Der InIIen 1T Dor Olti ailgefomner.
9ie Siirfcn sis6en Ii6 BON Olti 5nriid.
Cine @bt6eiIung bes gcntrunl5 Der
&uien fat @o99alles errrei0t. W'utG-
tar's etelang 5ei5eoin III 0aour9 llls
baltbor gemoroen, ca Die 5taTitn feline
Glonfc ria Get8Dem brebcn f6nncn.
&ars 1T p6llis eiH9ei6lolien. Sic
telesrapbii6en 8erbinonn9en liao felt
spei Sogcn ua!ertro4en.
Sic tiirtil6en Nbtbeilun9en iallen
suriif auf 9elibba, iouie Der rullil6e
ide linfe Tlii9el porriid.
2onbon, 4. SUM-. ST, telegraph"
meloet Solgenoee:
Grserum, 2. SUM-. Sd babe oas
fhredli9fe Grei9niB bieles &rieses Su
beridten.
Wor a,pci Mbenoen mllreu 4O0OWtaun
eirfaiflde Gauaqerie, commonolrt Don
Mouiia Hal9a 9e9cn &ars %porsuritfen
obne 8el9ibun9 BON Snfanterle ODER
Mrtilsrie. 9ieielben modten III Der
MaGt Salt in 8efli M6meO' Sic GuIien
C 'ncentrirten beimli0 cine 9rpbe Srup@
psnma9t in Der Na0t, um ~Itellten pno
iiberrai9ten bas 9ort in wcl9em Die
Siirtsn laserten. Nur S Bro5ent Der
girfaIIier entfamen aug Dem Gemebel
mel9ss srfolste. WlouIa Yai6a 1T
inter Den N%ermiBten. Sic girfaiier
fo9tcn uer5weiFunssool unO fein 9ar-
DON wuroe segeben.
8u6are} Il, 4. Stunt. Ser g5ar,
gsorowit0 nno Der @~roBDerso9 Sela=
'bimes Iino bier einsetroffeu. Der Gnls
pfan9 BON Dem @oIfe mar lebr reipeft-
Dol.
Berlin, 4. SUM-. Sc 1T beri1tet
aus Wier, oab Elm ruIIil@es 9rogromm
als SrieoensbeI6lub icin miro: SelbTs
itdnoi9feit fir @osnien, Ser5e9opina,
8ulgarien unb bieG9riIcn pon2ebanon;
cine europaii6e GOmmiliOn sur Gontros
lirun9; cine europail9e 8clabun9 anf
einiss 3eit uno bic abtretuns oss arlne=
nii9en SerritoriIms.
2onbon, 4. SUM. Cine 9epclWe
Der shines" BON Ganielusrab belo9t,
baB Elm Spell Der tiirfil9en WtaGt in
Naosoriba, circa Is 8ataiIone, mad
9pus pOr9eriidt lino, un wa6r.
f@einIi6 5o9oner an5usreifen.
Sulciman Yoi@a Der tiirfIi6e Goms
manoenr in Sersegowina bat beoeutenoe
8eritarfungen erbalten.
Gin i6oerer &ahlpT uiro Bel &ruFa5
er,partet.
@ier buroert S~niur9entsn griifen 0as
Sori Stoser ON 81. Mai an un0 3ers
ItDrten es. Sic &iirfen perloren an
Sooten lis re9uldre uno 80 u%nregnIds
rem Sruppen. Ser @erIu9 Der MtOnte-
ne9riner betru9 on Sobten Ill uno an
@erwunoeten 10. Ser Yrins BON Mon=
tenesro lift na@ Dusa @aB gceoneen.
SIS miro beri0tet oaB bieSirtsn 5000
Mann in Dem tiI,5ll0en anoriff aaT
&ars perloren 6aben.
Cine 8erl@U6runo in Serbien 9esen
Shirt M;lon III entbedt lpprben.
Cine &abel-0 epel9e mclbet Gs 1T
ni@t befannt, oaB aui 8erIan9en Osit-
rei9s Die fleine @alla9ai ols ueutra=
@runO uno 8O0en betraAtet weroen
wiro.
, 1877-06-05

hab Der 3ritanb bon Gurop ie6r ernh=
lei nno oab Ole Gc9iesun9 I'm Inter-
Itiigun9 fir Die. Nrrncc No0Tra9cn
miiHe.
, 1877-06-05
Stafien.

81 0 III, 4. SUM-. Ser popit enl+
ting 9cT fern BET Der Seier BEG so. SAB
restages iciner Grwd1tung als 8opit,
5000 giIger, mciftens Stalicncr.
, 1877-06-05
Snuan0.

Ser 9oo9, /. Sltni. 9op9io
6reberifa 0}otiIoo, &6nigin bon 9oI=
LANG, farb 9eiterr. Sic mar so SABRE
oft.
, 1877-06-05
TERMS TO U
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club, gfEtfv sg9f71rt1
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, 1877-06-05
8elgien.

2attid, A. SUM-. Ser G0nis BON
Ylsiea bielt 9eitsrn einen Gmpfans.
Gr iaate osrD elesatsr Der Corporation
, 1877-06-05

SEEFT-WEET1LT SUN, So A YEAR,
Of the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY, but with q greater variety Of
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing the news
to its sutucribers with greater freshness, because
1t comes twice o week instead OF once only.
, 1877-06-05
TIE DAIhY SUN, e6 A YEAp.

A prominently readable newspaper, with tho
largest circulation In. the world. Free, indie,
pendent, and fearless in politics, All the news
from everywhere. Two cents a copy by mail,
go cents q month, or Sc q year.
, 1877-06-05

Gcraoe e%rSfaet. Das tiIiafe 9a6er Son
lGBaeu gsftreitam Grennbtae8 merpen 8efun.
sen bel j. G.. WHITLOCK.
, 1877-06-05
0rpGe Grutrlipn QaGet Srben

fpmmsn. Da ib cine Jteiie seniaft I'M
9Baarra 81 tiligcnVreiltu sinjufaufen, 10 t'e-
ten mir jegt einsn 0rpben Gpr5atb p>n 0j,enae
tiue8 at 63. t23, % tta SOC Oh. Cine quite
IueipaM @jrnatud, Il. 2awrG ~ 9 tf8 15e.
&aliepe5 81, 81 nnp 8ae. Giae ncue @susNlIp
bon igrpar5sn Nlpaca6. Gittigc idbne iGparie
Mptatr6 al 373c. Gineii ueusn 8prrat9 pon
peiben Gr9arbie8, Grenabiuee, 0aratur6tS,
6i&us, 9alatil9er etc, ale tiQiG. 9eutudD
Scans nnb GaiIfmere, biaig. Gpart @nrr
6eio ulb fhnit ien ea AM mpbljeifte cit it
j. G. WHITL0CK, 1909 Maiu ctr
, 1877-06-05
Wirainia GtaatSzWdterrt
ta9Itp bersassesebet Soi1
9pbn 9, D 6 Il.
go. s 3iu5lftc Stra9e.
ii amo no, Ba.
@utgcrsstiosa8 3nssfes
greiie bcr Iu5eige!i:
Vi nb, a.

@rI6trc Mn;eietn rnetRfN 'Ff3Ff %bfFctNt1.
N1t pter wenieer Bel %philben etnen Gauart.
Nae Nnseteen 1nb tn, grralts su sdbfsn.
Die 2eitune mi,b III 5titrtpnt aaS t1rts
veaenb son bem 1rd9ern fat IS Gents per
Wphe ausseiragen.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10
THE DAILY INTELLICE\(ER.
Saturday, February 10. 1877

T TIE CoUHTT FAEG -. ~ County
Commissioner. haze got through w.,h
.ae liquor licenses, IL the regraa:iag u
which they have been occapi~d since
Monday and for change took trip
up to the County Farm yesterday NJ
Maddox Informs US ,ha. this farm con.
taius one Of The faest pieces Of lard in
the county. l. contain. over one hun
dfed AID sixty acres of and Of a black
allaviai character. tweA acres IF
which are in q .ine state 81 cultivation.
For the past four years tie farm has
been leased 20 some Cinnamon by Pin
nell, for 800 year. and our informant
ssys they have proStel largely
by IL, as the land is admirably
suited 10 the cultivation Of vezeta b. IS
for which they find an excellent mar
kst in this city. The portion under
cultivation was formerly the site Of an
extensive old Indian lodge, and the soil
is covered with decomposed clam and
oyster SHELLS. which were deposited
there In great amounts years ago By the
Indians. aud which now render the land
exceedingly fertile. There IS small
house on the place. several sheds and u
barn. Just what improvement or wha,
immediate disposition the Board Of
Commissioners will make of il Is not
yet decided bu. il can certainly be
turned to COOL account. Mr.. Ma ldox
informs rs that he considers the farm
to-day worth ut leas. The sum of SO 600
10 -.
tainly not far out of the way The
county needs Il poor farm. aAi this
should lie converted into one There
are INDECENT persons dependent upon
the conntY for support WHO. If put up
on alarm, under proper tntna,egucn.
could earn their oUn living. and VT
may venture to assert that # the nat
ter is managed properly the poor Of
King county will become wholly self
supporting As home for the iudi
gent SICK. not including the infirm or
persons suffering FROM other chronic die
orders, which do not require the con
s:aut attention of Il physician. we do
not consider the county farm proper
place; Tor the reason that patients there
could not receive proper medical treat
ment. from the fact that it would be
difficult and al expensive matter TO
procure for them tine necessary medi-
cal attendance. No physician would
care TO undertake the treatment of pa
tents suffering from diseases which re-
quire constant attention. at such u dis
lance from hts home unless handsomely
rewarded. Therefore, As the INDECENT
sick should not TO neglected in their
misfortunos or suffer for the want Of
proper medical care. the county farm
would not be II proper place for them.
On the contrary. u hospital should be
maintained here in this city. and under
the immediate charge Of competent
physician. the same as the one now IN
use.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

CIGARS AND TOBACCO Mr. l.. Hast.
ings, recently of the firm Of Craig &
Hastings. has purchased tho cigar stand
next door TO the Eureka Bakery, and
will henceforth be q vender of the
weed, in the shape Of fine imported
cigars. choice tobaccos, snuff, etc. He
will also keep a select stock Of cigar
holders. pipes aud smokers goods His
stock. he informs us, will always com
prise the best "a everything in that
line. and By aiming 10 excel in this. be
hopes TO merit large share of public
patronage. His stand is we'll and CEN
trally located and as he is zone of the
boys, possessed of good business quail.
tiles. and thoroughly adapted to the
business. We anticipate success for him
in this new departure.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

MORE IMPROVEMENTS Mr.. James A
Hall has the frame up for residence
on Third street, between University ard
Union. to be thirty light feet by twenty
OIL the ground, one story and a half
high. \ number of new dwellings also
are going up in the suburbs northeast
Of the University. and improvements
are advancing rapidly along the $. c.
4 I. Co. $ track toward Lake Union.
This Seattle coal road has been Of great
advantage t. the development Of the
northern portion Of the city, and in the
event OF that company's hereafter EN-
ploy ing the 5. & " " Co.'S line tor
their freigh,ing, it might pay to form q
joint stock company TO purchase the
track instead Of It's being torn up and
operate il for local accommodation.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

In PoRr.-We counted up nine yes
sells in port last evening representing
over 5000 tonnage, of which the
Western Shore represents l,l00, and
tho Lizzie Williams. the next in size.
900. Their names are "a follows Ship
Western Shore, loading SEQ tons of
Rentou coal the bark Rival loading
lumber 1T Colmans mill the bark
Malay. loading LOO tons Talbot coal ;
the barks Montana. Gem of the Ocean
and Lizzie Williams To take about the
same amount Of Seattle coal the bark
Osmyn loaded with 500 tons Seattle
coal. and the brig Levi Stevens to take
the same amount of the same aud
lastly the brig North Star to take coo
tons of Talbot coal. This we eonsitl er
. gre,;y good showing in the way OF
shipping
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10
District Court.

The case of WIN. Woodward % ]. Z.
Robbins ri al. continued
King Go. rs IL A. Atkins. Amos
Brown. ]. T. Jordan and r. +. Briggs
ye, IT, lie heard on plcaiings. tho evil
dcnce taken before the referee. and such
other evidence as may be produced
/. b, Andrews - f. V. Snyder and
Martin Schmeig-judgment rendered
sgains. Snyder and Schmcig for
1854.
Goldshnrongh 2. Mcknight 4 Learv
and John Collins judgment in favor
Of the plaintiff The defendants
claimed An abatement # $32j. the val
ue Of two lots. ,,u, Of the land pgrchss-
81 by them e Golisborough. 10 which
lie had TO title Their claim was al
United, ana they paid the balance Que
an tha purchase
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

Cold A gentleman in this city yes
terday received letter from q friend
in Michigan. The writer stated tia,
the snow there, on the 18th ult. WAS
from four 10 five feet deep on the level
and that for the past two months the
thermometer has been ranging from 20
10 % below Zero. This is pretty cold;
and VIC may imagine the surprise of the
writer when he receives the missive of
the gentlemen IN question III reply to
his. containing the information. that SO
far this Winter the thermometer has
hardly fallen below zero here during
the coldest snaps. and that flowers are
still blooming In open air in our gar
dens, and the grass growing green in
our fields.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10
| .. q. IA disnensation To

l. o. q. "A dispensation to or.
ganize a lodge OF the independent Or
der Of ODD Fellows At ewcastle. has
been granted by the T. W. Grand
Lodge of the United States. and the
lodge will be instituted this evening at
that place in the new hall built for the
purpose. by Mr.. Chas. Burnett, depu-
tised by II. G. Strive, Deputy Grand
Sire. A large number of::Odd Fellows
from this city. members Of tho Olive
Branch and Seattle Lodges, will be
present, and the occasion will doubt
less DC very pleasant one. The party
will leave for Newcastle this afternoon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

foLrE CorRr.-The Captain and
Mate Of tn bark o,myn were brought,
up before Justice Svlye yesterday on a
charge of haut.lly beating "a sailor on
the high seas. After examining into
tbs matter. Justice Selys bound them
each over IN the SUN of $500 IN appear
before the next Grand Jury. and five
witnesses who appeared assips, them
Also. IN the sum # Sl00 each In appear
before she neat Grand Jury. \ fellow
who was arrested for bcing drunk and
disorderly was fined e. and costs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10
Remember This.

Now is the time Of the year for Pneu-
monia, Lung Fever. Coughs. Colds. and
f.,al results Of preiisposi,ion to Con
sumption and other Throa: AMI Lung
Disease BOSCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has been use,i in this neighborhood for
the past two or three years without a
single failure 70 cure II you have not
used this medicine yourself, 60 70 you.
Druggist ................ ..*.......
aud ask him Of its wonderful success
among his customers Thsea doses will
relieve the worst case. II you have no
faith in my medicine, just buy Sample
Bottle of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle IS cents. Don't neglect cough
TO save - cents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10
RETAIL MARKET. For the pas, fe'

RETAIL MARKLr. For the pas, few
weeks our market. besides the usual
amount OF excellent fresh fish with
which it is always provided. has been
sbundantly supplied with young sal
mon. or salmon trout as they are com
monty called These delicious fish are
now very plenty in the bay, and are
selling ut the stalls for five cents per
pound. Of game and venison We have
not at present a supply, bat Oh the ar
rival of the steamers from down the
Sound to-day our market is likely to he
fully provided. Eggs are in good sup
ply and selling for 30 cents q, retail per
dozen. Butter is plenty and selling for
40 cents at retail. Potatoes are selling
for - cents at rstailei in good supply.
Bacon is worth from iS TO 30 cents at
retail and choice hams 20 Cheese is
selling at 20 cents. and flour for {. so
to IS per barrel. Mutton is worth 5
cents per pound and beef Il! cents for
the best cuts. The market Is we'll sup,
Piled with vegetables which are selling
corrcspond,ngly cheap with potatoes;
also apples.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

FROM SEABECK The tuL Coltax.
which We mentioned some time ago as
having been hallei up a, Seabeck for
repairs, IS off again after undergoing a
thorough overiiauling. and her machi-
merry scomplete repairing aud fitting
up. She came in here yesterday for in
spec,lDn, and received 4 certificate
without difficulty Her mate informs
Us that the building of a fine large tug
boat at that place next season may now
be considered toregone conclusion. and
that 1t Is now proposed to commence
her construction by the lst Of April
next. The bark Dublin is now loading
there for San Francisco, and the Co
lumbia for Australia The Gen. Cobb,
which has been out from San Francisco
thirty one days. i. hourly expected
oar informant states tina, the mill
Company have large amount Of or
ders ahea and III order 10 meet thees
demands they anticipate the immediate
necessity of commencing night work
and he thinks they will start up regu-
iarly nights soon. The logging
camps on the canal. according to his
report. have bright outlook for the
coming season. A great many of them
he says, are starting up for the years
work, and feel greatly encouraged at
the prospect OF prosperous season
The indications. he says. are that the de-
maud for mill logs will be- excellent.
and aside from tins there is a demand
f.-v Il i
grow in great numbers alo9g the canal.
and most Of the logging camps now in
operation. no says, are engage in get
ting them out for the San Francisco
market.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

\ New TERRiroRY-It is quite pro-
bable tina, Dakota will be divided and
new Territory erected out Of a por-
tion of her lands to be styled Huron
A bill TO chat effect has already passed
the Senate. The proposed new Terri.
tory is to be formed from the northern
half o.. Dakota, and will comprise 20.
900 quare miles, with population OF
about 10000. The soil is said to rank
equal for productivcness with the hes,
i'll the United States under correspond
ing temperatures. Bismarck, flourish.
ing town. will be the CAPITAL Of Huron
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

scAS Nave clip III following
c'"'c' h.orr'eH co0~ raing a couple Of
sea't.e.,~>. RON Wednesdays British
t,lt,.'. '-o-slne t,a.e az ~eH ,o-lo
married ally { seattle -. ID with a
Carpenter from INA. place Thy
4aiy arrlTcd ~ T.c.or... an a.: 49, (
sis'ei tAis city. where tie rana~4v.
pat 81 At tue C1nmercial N..el s. s
neHly marie. couple Afr a few
lay, soiouTn, the gentleman applied ..
the Government Ciics for pre-emp-
tios rish; He vas there sdy.,eSi - q
to Gabriel. leland, about Eve miles
distant find piece * land Al then
come back and record IL The couple
wen. 70 Gabriola Island and W. pre-
sumo looked for suitable place. 10 pre-
e1npt. Bu; IN Monday lss, by the
steamer Grappler. other parties APP
peare'i upon the scene VIZ: TIE curaged
and i-Jurei husband. tile Sheriff Of
Seattle, ard M Bowd-n. the Iaspec
tor OF tie Victoria Police Search was
Immediately made throughou. this
righborhood, bu. without success
Fort0ne however, lid not long favor
he brage- On Thursday. the car
penter returned from Gabriola Island
for the purpose # procur lg ms trunks
AMI MAS Immediately bounced upon by
the stalwart Inspector aud placed III
limbo A boat was procured and the off
GERS started for the Island 10 fetch back
The lady fair. Late last night the
minions Of the law returned, having
the fair but fiai! lady in their custody.
The entire party left for Victoria by
the Maude yesterday morning Fire
Pes
This is the affair referred TO bs Us
yesterday. where the husband took his
wife tack, and pardoned the Lo,hario.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

CoMISd.--John Masu.re. the dis
;inguish II character actor AMI protean
artist. will appear h,r> in his dramatic
sketches and also oddities GA rex.
Saturday Judging of his entertain
men's from the catering notices which
he has received elsewhere. We mus: pro
neaace him very excellent ami m.Ti,o
rious. See bis advertisement els.
where.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

Is NIIilam Law, plODeer on THIS
coast. and q resident Of Clalam County
for twenty years or more, died in Vic
toria, b. c., on the eth inst. His re-
mains will he brought to this place TO-
day and. under the conduct Of the I'm
proved Order Of Red Men, of which
he was member. will be forwarded te
Dunginess for interment Deceased
was n single man. and possessed of con
siderable property which. we are in
formed. he bequeathed to his sister,
living in the State of Indians.--Argus
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-10

CARD-Tha ladies' &C The Pre.by
;ecisl church hereby ex.erd ,hei,
thank. - al vic assisted ,hela in ,hei.
Concert, especially 70 NJ Geo Ward
au1 Ms. MAJ Calhoun. fox trailing
ard leading IN singing. sc,i Mrs 2 q
E.stwlck who .ook charge AMI man
sgmen. Of he tableaux. sl~o 10 Mrs
Howell and laughter who CANE firm q
distance and rendered them their e.si
cieu. assistance.