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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-20

\ LITTLE TAO FAST a correspond
ent Of tho Olympia corier. who states
that all Olympia lacks is enterprise.
thinks that ia order a. make her the
great commercial city of Puget Sound
they should go 10 work and build u
dam. with lock, from Priests Point
to the west shore This, he thinks
would bring great number of ships
there to lay in the fresh water. and be
calls upon the citizens 10 ask Congress
for the little sum of 100000 10 do the
work We would state, however. that
when fresh water lake Is to be prov,d-
ell on the Sound for the accommodation
of n coast feet. Seattle will be the place
Tor il, aud wc won't ask any 5000 600
from Congress 10 make it, either. II
must be remembered that We have Lakes
Union aud Washington hereabouts, snd
that IA canal with locks, can very cheap
ly be constructed through from cur
Earbor into the former large body of
fresh water, and both OF these great
lakes can be very easily aud chcaply
connected. Where would the proposed
fresh water pond at Olympia be in COM
pirison 10 this.
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SNouoMisu ITEMS The Star notes
the breaking away through the agency
of the late flood Of the great jam NJ
Fiddler Bluff IN the Snohomish. carry
ing away with il the Messrs. Black
nan's boom containing Go,6D feet OF
logs, also the Pill Chuck boom, con
tanning ao.o00 feet of logs. Messrs.
Fields aud Austin. of the Skykain,sh,
also lost small boom of logs from the
same cause. Among other depredations
Of the fool in the snohomisli. was the,
washing Of Of Lot ot lumber for the
new Presbyterian Church AZ Snohonish
City Messrs Ferguson and Morgan
have just placed new ilaner IN their
mill \ rival OF the ing trees ct Cal
ifornia Is reported hy Mr., L. f.. Beach.
who s,atcs that last week he discovered
cedar tree, alive. straight trunk prob
ably Toe feet high 10 where il was brok-
an NJ. that i, - feet IN diameter, and
over 81 feet in circumference The tree
j. situated ahout three miles from town.
near he corduroy. leading Ia old Mr..
kellosg's place The District Court
s,sion for March convcnes At the coun-
g. seat to-day.
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IMPROvTSG. -Freeport. ike most Of

IMPROVING. -Freeport, like most Of
the other little towns abou. the Sound.
- rapidly improving. The conssah. din
~ mechanics hammers, together with
tie ham Of industry at the mill.
gives the place an air OF activity. such
a. few towns possess. Besides the ele-
CANT and costly new residences in the
process OF construction for Capt. Mar
shall, there are ten or twelve other new
houses 70 Do built, some Of which are
already going up. These are being con-
structed for the accommodation OF the
families Of men engaged at the mill.
There arc twelve more families sected
there soon, from California, we learn.
Capt. Marshall has decided to dispense
with Chimes labor at the mill. as Ear
as possible, and employ in their stead
white men with families, who can come
there to live. He has already
turned of large number Of
his Cinnamon as beginning, AMI
vii! dispense with more as soon as
the new help arrives This change is
an excellent one and If other mill COM
papies would 10 likewise they would
not only advance their own interests.
but confer lasting benefit upon the
country az large We need 10 China
men here, providing We can GIT a
plenty ot this kind Of labor aud The
time has now arrived when il can, for
the most part. be obtained. There are
hundreds IT laboring men with their
families f'ocsing to this coast at the
present ti'ue-c0ming into San Fran
cisco III great numbers-who would be
only too happy TO get chance to settle
down in one IF our thriving little mill
ing towns with prospect of steady
employment at fair wages If our
country is ever to become populous.
wealthy and happy. We must employ
this class Of men to do our work I'M
less We do our advancement will be
slow Those countries that are the most
prosperous and wealthy-where there
is the most general well-doing- are those
that have employed no cheap lat Or,
which is falsely 50 called. The cheap
est labor. in the true meaning of the
term, for any country and for our Terri
tory to-day, is the kind we have just
mentioned as being the most DESTROYS.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
The People Want Proof.

There is 10 medicine prescribed by
ply sicians. or sold by druggists, that
carries such evidence of its success and
superior virtue as BoscHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the breast. Consumption. or any
disease IF the Threat and Lungs. A
proof Of that fact is that any person
afflicted. can get Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try Its superior effect TO-
fore buying the regular size at - cents
/, has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and its wonder
fui cures are astonishing everyone that
uses il. Three doses will relieve any
case. Fry it
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Agents,
San Francisco.
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gHE DAILY KTELLlCE\CER.
Tuesday, March 20, 1877.

CoMISG AGAIx Jack Lev has re-
o-ired q letter, written At San Francis
20 under date of March OH, from Mr..
Rel. the manager Of the popular Eng
I;sh Opera Troupe which visited this
e;tv last winter with such pronounced
s,ccs.s. aud whose entertainments are
generally voted to he the fines. ever
even in this city. He states that since
leaving here they have visited all the
cities along the route TO Virginia City,
aud have done excellantly well Mr.
and Mrs. Brscey. he states, left the.i.
few days previous to his writing.
ar Australia. They have, however.
engaged 8 lady whom, lie says. is a
mich better singer that Mrs Bracy,
and a tenor, who is thoroughly fa
milan With all the popular Operas, and
wno has few equal lie has remark
able richnes. and fnllness Of voice, aud
!. really a treat 10 hear They expect.
he saws. Ia visit Portland, Seattle and
Victoria ia s',ont * weeks Bat the
tgo new people are vesy expensive and
be gll try 10 ut up .criptio1 sea-
am a. Portland an Victoria, and also
wishes to knox what they can 10 at
seattle for three nights. They will
have. he states. much more extensive
up~toire and the operas will be rem
dered in n vastly superior style than on
their previous visit Among others they
will give III Trovatore. Faust. SOmnam
bnla, Daughter Of the Regiment, etc.
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ALL RIGHT AGAIN.-For the first
time for several days. on account of the
freshet, the train made two trips to
Ren.on yesterday. and brought down
two loads of coal The high water did
considerable damage along the track;
but Mr.. Col,nan put on large force of
men and soon had it fixed up again.
Ttr or four trips will be made to-day
and probably all Of 200 tons of coal
brought down. The time for heavy
ireshets has now passed. and there will
probably be no more drawbacks thi:
season. The Mcdoc will soon receive
her complement Of coal new. After her
the ship Washington Libby. and by the
time she is of. the Malay will probably
be here for the Talbot Company.
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A RoUGH AFFAIR-A number Of
the miners AZ Newcastle had free
fight on Saturday night in saloon at
that place, and some of them got pref
IL badly bruised up during the affray
A big Welshman came into the saloon
during the evening" and declared he
had come out there to kill Pat Duffy,
a miner who was absent at the time,
whereupon another big fellow. an
American. replied that he, (the Welch-
man could not whip one side Of Duffy
This was the signal for an attack.
and the Welshman fell upon the Amer
ican like hyena, bent upon devouring
him on the spot. for such an undue de-
probation of his physical powers and
merits as a fighter. The American,
however, soon had him ilounderipg on
the floor. and was giving him gener-
Gus pommeling when the Welsh
man got one Of his fingers in
into his mouth and ground it up be-
tween his teeth The American finally
extricated his hand, but with his fin
ger in such condition as to necessitate
ampu'ation. After that he gave the
Welshman terrible beating, and when
he got through with him, u number Of
irishmen took him in hand aud gave
him n second and severe beating for
threatening to kill Duffey. So the
Welshman between them all got a
fearful pounding Like all other such
disgracefll and brutal ARRAYS, whiskcy
was the prime cause.
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POTTERY CLAY.-A letter TO the
Courier from Lewis county mentions
that Mr.. Nichols. of the vicinity Of { he
halls. has found on bis place deposit
If potter's clay which possesses some ex-
ceptional qualities. He exhibits some
fine specimens of its manufacture, dem
onstra,ing that il soli,hties when burnt.
80 rs to prevent the filtering through Of
any kind of liquid. thus dispensing with
the need of glazing. This adds one
more to the possible great industries of
Washington Territory
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A PIONEER DgowNEp.-From our
regular correspondent; q; Pert BlaAely
We ct the following additional part'-
ealat> in regard 10 the drowning ct
Jack Segn. n rot; Orchard last THURS
day, Which " mentioned yesterday
morning Our correspondent states
the deceased was 4 native ~ Prussia
anI aged about City three years, he
came to the Sound in the ship "ius-
KEYS" la ;ho spring ~ 1855 ana has
resjded In the Territory ilom that t''n'
10 thu ptrsoni. ,nuoh 81 ihe TINE Al
Port WAaAiuston> Though ,.''fe's
nps,segAius. he Mas universally g.
iecu,si ior ~, honesty ard gcn'a!1ty 81
tempe and his loss l., much regretted
in toe ueiehj1fboai Where lac resided
The basly has not yyi hvcE tsNo'fFed.
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~ A~ofEAESI.-IE lie Eews OF
a genuine elopcmeut a. Newcastle
spread aFoa'.d through that little town
IKE wiid-fire o. Sunday. Early III the
morning al excited French,nan. one
vi tue miners there. was seen charging
1u' ioasiE about town, anxious 10 tell
every one be CHANGED TO meet, and who
would give him audience, Of how HI.
we al yrun away dscc . other man "
Alter going the rounds Of all the saloons.
.eiilng his story al each. and meantime
lortifying himself with any amount OF
"niakey, he set out for Seattle. whittier.
ne believed. the runaway wife ard her
gallant had fed; but a. the same
tiine fearingihey had left on the steamer
Dakota, which sailed that morning He
arrived here on Sunday afternoon, and
immediately set up diligent search
Tor his wife ant zee yellow upur,
whom be tai sworn ID wrea6 dire vet-
gence. il be ever caught hisn. he
wife, however, arrived here abe az Of
him. at 10 o'clock. OH the slime day. on
the Lake Washington stage. aid the
fellow, whoin he accused of having FAN
away with her WAS III her, company. But
1t proved TO b. very different from
al elopement The young fellow im-
mediaieiy upon his arrival here went
20 = hotel, and left yesterday morni. z
on the North Pacific for Victoria, there
TO take the Dak0t, for san Francisco.
The runaway wife was at her request
taken TO al uptown Residence where
Sue wished 10 stop with IA family with
whom she ~as acquainted The stage
driver met the woman and man,
IN question, with other passengers at
the Lake Landing. upon their arrival
there on the ferry boat from Newcastle
The woman appeared to be half dis
tracted. She was without shawl or
tonnet just as she had fled from her
house early that morning, and stated
that she had been obliged to flee for
her life. as her husband had attem pied
to kill her. She begged the stage
driver to bring her to this city, which
he did. as we have already indicated
She appears to be respectable, sensi-
BILE aud intelligent woman, and has the
sympathy Of many Her husband has
since found her, and has tried to etfec:
a reconciliation
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fT The Dispatch came in yesterday
morning from down the Sound with the
mails. She brought up quite large
amount of freight. including two hun
dre1 barrels Of line from San Juan
Island.
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Aieu. c y. Blocks IL ~ and y. McNausht's
AId'tl2 a s.
Billings. & A, loi block !, lots add
block IA. LOT block u. Msynard's Ad9i-
ton -
Bush, jas lot block Is. Eastern Addition: !
Bright, Jes~e D. lots { ) block -, block
-, lots g.. y ock ~. lot , 367. block4S.
lots "a 81 block ~. Maynard's Addiu N ~ 9
Ba1he Estate lots and block ~.
lot sl.ti ?. block IL Nsynsrd's Addition: :
BUc4 Pope. loi block 4. Eastern Addition; =
Burrows Alex. lot biloxi II. jenkins Add.
Bailey 5, lots and : block 7c. Terrys
Addition .
Beck VIM ~ O.: 10; block 80. Msyuard's
Ball BF. 1T block 81. Dennys Addition:
Barnuln lots and block -. Tery's
Addition. .o.s and block g., Dennys
Droule.;e b. LOT block a. Denny's Add'r; a
Burnss Michsel. lots and 6. block 5. lots 3
and t. block IL, lot block 5. MeNsnghts
Plat: Il
Cardwell Z c. Ed Of 10; 3 block 5. Judkins
Plat +.
Churcl lots and block IS. Deanys and
COMBS F. lots and block {. Dennys
Plat; lot block IA. Eastern Plat IS
Davidson = Jones. part OF A Denuy's claim: 4 4
Boren's Plat. Il =
Eddes Rhoda A, blocks Z 10 l2l7 - 81 "a
y 5 and -, lots 6 : and blrek Is.
lois - 10 II IL Is and II block ,, Eies s
Knigh,s Plat; % 0
Espey WV. 10, !. block Is, Bells Plat: $
Edes K Knight, lot and part Of lot ?. Sec.
SaTp 254E; 5
Ferry L P. lot IA 5 and 8. block As. Terrya
LIST Plat 5
Frank August, lots and block +. Dennys
Freeland II, lot block 5, Borens Plat; u :
Grant John. lot block Is. Denny Bells
Plat; s
Gr,r L 8, lots and 4. block 70, Bells Plat; :
Plat; %
II Ntharpe Louise r, lots II and u block -
ede, Knights Plat: 4
Hilton ION. II, lots and 4, block 4. JUDD
<inspst =
lii Lou W lot block s. Eastern Plat .
H.. N.ryC lot & .'ock ~, Bells Plat; 50
Hsll.u IN rattoi Sec NR4Eyacres: c
Harvey ar. &. 20. block g. Be'rsPlat: :
II gar,l VI leo. 1DI.ek - Deuny's Plat
HEATH :. ~, it, lot l.lock o. Heirs PA
b., pa. .
I-,rts ,., E,fr.i.o and 3 block II.
Iei. 4. -. 6l
uvd. Any IL So 81 To IS l. E.
a. A. IS
ms ;, ~ e.. 6L.-k. NcNar-.t's
pla, 4.
fir, T. ~ ; snt block 10
r.. 4 IS
enstr. So os, and bock3 lots
1si AZ Nfvrsrd plst. Is &
.,.,,ers ..-ea 49,. nc b!ocl il. Den.
ny Ar i :
II. "a ck7. Wards
Pat 3
.,ks.. r,e 10, clock g. Nsynard's
st "a : oI. K a. penny's Plat: 50 |
.a.4s II ~ t. ,cI 2a Deunv's Plat: L. s
x.s.- Ge.r.,.. 81. 4 block g. Bells Plat:
g. q , ia uioek Eastern Plat: :
I rgal, I sand 3. block g. Boren's
r,,, Il ,
j tvl.- Je-n. 2. u, l0acres Sec 4Tp ?4G4E: 4 1
-,s,H.' las q LOT block a. Edes
Fo.ubt rIst ?
f.nun93 r A. ln, II block Il. Denny's Plat: . &
More ic,s ! and ? block Is Denny X Bells
pi,t L
MrCl.nnard Thos otI247s9 % "A and
~ McZsnehts Extension; 2?
NcCausixna % acres In Nsgle's
Donation Claim 70
May. Kate A. lot t. block Iea, Denny's Piat;
Mclaughlin. E. lot block 81 Boren's Pat 6
Norris Margret. lots ard block 81. Ter
RVS Addition lots $40 : and block -.
Depny's Plat. :
McConaha Geo ". lot 6 block II, Upien
City: lots and 5, block 3. JudKin's Pat; &
McLain & Bachlss, NEa Sec 81 TIP IS Ri.
lGoacres; IS
Nelson Atrial lots I and hiocE ~ Terry's
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.


Peter Jill. John Cyarl. Il S Jerald
G . Hill, Tacoma, Thos Header, Tai
bot; Hugh McAllan, Seattle; George +
Hansell, Frank Linscott. Thomas L
Lardard. S.n Francisco; Oscar Bah.
cock. Frank Turner, Centerville: liar
rison Chatham. Skagit: Peter McClaus.
key; Talbot; William Richards. Renton
Nj c Sareys. A McLeer. X Folsom. City
Paul Copley. J b Gooder. Seattle
Mines: W c Taylor, wife and four chill
dren. Morgan Harris. Thomas Powell
John Roberts. Sehome; S W Hovey
and wife, Port Gamble: W Beebee
Michigan; A + Welch. James Morrell
Steilacoom; Mrs Luis and child. Mr.,
Thomas. Seattle Mines; James Boyle
Duwamish; Jno Stevens, s p Lindhal
Tacoma.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
John Engman, Port Blakely: Harry
Blanchard, Port Gamble; A. Tole. Tai
bot; John Kelly. Port Townsend. II NJ
Ross. G W + Smith, Portland; Jehr
Teibest. Kalama; J Jasper. Andrew
Forester. Tacoma, + Connors. city, inc
Catsford. Victoria.
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es'- The schooner Carrie Hayden ar
rived here yesterday trom WILDLY Is
land with a cargo of apples and pota
toes the latter for seed purposes. for
Bisel1w Il Go.
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ovARANrlxEp We hear that TIE
snip David iIoadicy. l.aual io' fof'
Gamble .yam San Francisco, wa> 9uAf-
autiuei al Pag, Townsend 81 arriving
.. tina: port. case ct >ussli f"N haN =
inc ,i,.tl. ,.s,~l .s>s3f oa hazard during
the trip up the coast.
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GO DR.. Brennan has gone to Stella
COON. He will be at his office again in
this city on Friday afternoon
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iNTEIIGGENs AND SuIrriN1 Cox
MISSION oPFICE The undersigned Is
prepared - furnish >eamen on short
notice 81 parties wanting situations
would Is vel. IA apply, aud those
wishing to employ men. would 10 we'll
tn communicate with me. az the DAILY
I>TKtfloENCsR Offi,e. Seattle, ". I.
= r cooMBs.
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SILvKRTyPEs. An opportunity !:
now Offered 10 the citizens of Seattle 10
procure enlarged pictures from photo
graphs of themselves or friends Mr..
J : Mcmillan Is At the Occidental FOL
a few days representing New York
tirm the only firm where the siivertyps
picture j. made We advise those whc
have al opportunity 10 examine ih'
work
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.ss- The next vessel here fer Seattle
coal w.ll he the bark Lgtzle N'iieAha>-
Tae sauose,s j. setting we'll down Il"
the alter And the Courser IS taxing
on her cargo az a rapid rate.
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LINE The lime kiln at Orcas Island
which has been shut down nearly all
winter. undergoing repairs, started up
again last week, and will be run to its
fullest capacity during the coming
season. The demand is now
very large for their lime, and promises
during the coming season 20 keep far in
advance of the supply. The kiln at
San Juan is also running at full blast,
and turning ont large amount of lime.
The quarries Of limestone on these Is
lands are comparatively inexhaustable.
ard the burning of lime will soon t.
come the principal industry of the low
er Sound As the country settles up
aud the demand increases, this prom
ises to be something enormous. We
have number of quite large cities in
the United States. which are even more
dependent, and whose growth may be
more directly attributed To their lime
kilns than Seattle t. her coal mines.
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fsr The construction train wall be
running CA the Tacoma coal real by
the last Of the week.
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fs- The Tidal Wasc arrived At iolt
Madison Oh Sunday evening eight days
from san Francisco.
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- The fine roam team belonging TO
Messrs Crawford Il Harrington took
fright while left standing infront Of their
store yesterday. and started off down
the wharf Mt break neck speed. Every
one that witnessed the runaway team,
aud the proprietogs themselves, con
cuded they were certain to plunge off
the wharf, rs il seemed impossible for
them 10 check their speed without going
full over. Just rs they reached the end
of the wharf, however. they threw
themselves back on the brceching, and
slid along over the slippery plank per
force of their speed. rs If they were Oh
a steep roof, until they reached the very
edge of the wharf. when they suddenly
sheered 10 one side, and fetched up in
the very narrow space between the
warehouse aud the wharf ut the farther
side of the steamboat landing. Strange
to say. neither the horses or wagon were
injured.
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go The IL. : Co, new steamer has
arrived In san FrAne'>s'. ifam Ne"
Yo.k, =. days cat
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SWEET CIDER. os extra quality. for
sale hy T. Il Moore. Third street Mar
ket
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Cit, Delinquent Tax List,

II virtue Il variant issued to HE,
sccoToing - law. on the "a day Of
Febr' ary, Isl, l have levied upon the
following described property for delin-
qnent taxes due the City # Sss;,le. for
the Year 1916, ardwill sell the same TO
the highest bidder for cash, at 10 \. NJ.
Oh Tt E>DAY March 18th, in front Of
the Pavilion. unless the taxes shall be
paid before that date
". II. SHoUDY,
City Collector
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So Yesterday MAS very roogh Day
an lake Washington The li,:le ferry
ho.s had . rough slime in cr"Ssiug
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,sF~ Cool weather aui raw "lad'
again. Tor change-
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,.se~ - pa,r,ck's Day was celrbFAt'~i
IN grand style Al Portland.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Situation Wanted !

COMPETENT CfEkk AND BOOK KEEPER
\ sAsssrxs . saT2ssAoa- Wages Esss - E49S1
A. esse~-i - r~rzaansEf employment
rissSe sA4ssss ]. D., ~ lila s1<f- sails
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- Yarno hA. jast PIT Na''''F
yyf,.a-1sn bat ou tae s. seSs.
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sy- Fruit trees are in blessom again