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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

TIE GRAIN HARvEsT.-We have ad.
dressed to each postotiice in Snohomish
Island and Whatcom counties, blank
form of table to be filed out with each
farmers name, address. number OF
acres improved. the number of acres IN
grain, hay or potatoes. the yield III
each crop, and other statistics, calculat-
Cd to attract immigration and capital
30 our Territory. These blanks viii be
sent to postmasters with the request to
Gil them out aud return them to this
office. This they can easily do when
thei. customers come in town for their
mail. While We do not expect to get
in one half of the residents on the grain
garden which stretches its broad ex-
pause to the northward of US, We do ex
pect to get data enough to show the
outside world the fertility of our re-
claimed lands and the enormous yield
Of cereals per acre There are no min
ing stocks in the world that yield such
dividends upon the original Investment
ss reclaimed tide lands, and no drouth
can ever affect them. Already Wash
ington Territory oats are worth five
cents per bushel more in the San Fran
cisco market than those grown in Cali
forniA. and this one fact alone speaks
volumes in behalf of the fertility Of our
reclaimed lands.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The following proceedings have been
I had in the District Court since our l.sr
report:
George A. Barnes ct al rs. II. H Yes
Ter. Motion Of plaintiff to strike out de-
Tense in the answer CT defendan. al
lowed, and leave granted to defendant
70 file an amended answer.
VIM. Speisecki rs George A. Meigs.
Judgment rendered in favor of plaintiff
for i951.75 with interest and costs Of
the suit.
Henry Sing rs Thomas J. jackson
Judgment rendered in favor of plaintiff
for $500 and costs of suit.
Fl l.. Yesler rs. VIM Baunton. +. V.
Snyder ct al Judgment in favor of
plaintiff for the costs Of suit.
William Bell. a native of Great Brit
ain, Hans p. Christensen, native of
Sweden, and August Kuthmarn, a na-
tive Of Germany, were admitted TO
citizenship of the United States.
James Nugent g. Thomas J. jackson
ct al Decree of confirmation Of sale Of
lot block OF David s. Maynard's ORR
ginal plat of Seattle. rendered subject
to the privilege of redemption.
Territory of Washington Is. James
Kelly. After trial the jury returned a
verdict of guilty as charged in indict-
ment. and the defendant by attorney
gave notice Of a motion in arrest Of
judgment
Territory of Washington Is. Charles
Lane. The defendant withdraws the
plea of not guilty and enters a plea of
maintaining a public Nuisance.
Territory rs Wong A. Haw The iu-
ry returned verdict of guilty of as
sault with intent to commit murder.
Territory rs John Riley-The jury
returned a verdict of guilty of burglary
as charged in the indictment, and the
defendant gives notice of a motion for
. new trial.
Territory Is John Msrks-Verdict Of
not guilty.
John H. Marshall Is Swan Andersen
Motion granted to set aside the order
Of Court.
Emma Myself rs John Mysell-De-
fault Of defendant entered and II. Z.
hathaway appolnsco 10 take testimony.
Theodore Coulter rs Sarah +. Coul-
ter-Default of defendant entered and
c. d Harford appointed to take tes-
timony.
j. W. Phillips, petit juror fer Kitsap
county, excused for the term.
Chas. +. Winsor rs G. A. Morrill, L
wife-Judgment for the plaintiff, saw
ing the rights of George Foster, mort
gage.
w. F. Crosby rs G. A. Morrill, & wife
Same decree 40 above.
Maggie M. Gellerson rs Daniel Gel
lerson-Default of defendant entered
and c. II. Hanford appointed to take
testimony.
Il. G. Miles. petit juror for King
county, excused for the term.
Balance of procee lings not yet re-
corded
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

WELL PREsERvED.-Mr. ". II.
Shoudy has laid on our table, ,hi. as.h
OF August, four apples of last years
crop which. thougl, slightly wripkled.
are as fragrant and toothsome as an
apple OF falls ripening is in November
The apples are Spitzenbergs and Wine.
saps. and were subject to no unusua,
means OF preservation. When cut they
were Jus. as sweet and sound and juicy
as IN their best e.tAte-uot like East.
ern Roxbury Russets in the spring.
which look fair on the outside but in
wardly are full Of dry-rot and decay.
Mr. Shoudy also tells US that the trees
from which these apples came. have
now, at this writing, nearly ripened
the crop Of 1877. Who says we haven't
grea. country: Give Us q railway
to the Atlantic centres of population
and the Puget Sound basin in 90 years
will contain population of 100000.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29
THE DAKorA.-This steamer leaves

TIE DAKorA-This steamer leaves
here at o'clock THIS morning with q
miscellaneous cargo. consisting of 81
empty kegs, 104 dry hides, lSS green
hides, horse. 1919 cases Of salmon. 10
bales wool, and 80 tons coal, received
here; % cords of bolts, 1000 bundles
hooppoles, and 50 cords Of water pipe,
received up the Sound; and lot OF
hides and fish oil to be taken on at Port
Townsend. BY the time she makes her
next trip the swinomish oats and Puy-
aliup hops will be coming into market,
SO there Is no fear but she will carry full
freights downward for the next three
months. Her passenger list contains
Mrs. 5. Kenny. Mrs. Eliwood. w. Da.
", Mrs. r. u. Lowe and child, A.
Muudt. Il. e. Miles. From Portland
Mrs. Starr, Col. Black. n. z. Il. r.,
Gen. Alexander and staff.
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DAILY INTELLlCENCER.
"wednesday, August 90, 1877

ruv EAST SIDE.-We received call
,.,dsv from Martin Meehan. who
=. lived on Black river fcr the past
~s.rs Six weeks ago he thought he
49, ,iS take a trip to the Eastern side of
Won" C..c,de mountains and see what
t.s ,;o,a city wa, like. He resolved to
iAn,.;l harvest time, to see what sort
We! ~ land It WAS about Yakima city,
o ., that it could not be beaten for
r,s.ine country. His most sanguine
- we're more than realized. He
n,rd a few days on Bakers farm
TO- they harvested $50 bushels Of
wbeat from twenty acres OF land:
nne a. Frisbie's, where they got 31s
~, nine acres. and this was the
ilo .n.h season thatlFrisbie's place has
~. .ovn in wheat. Frisbie is coal
- -, IN the employ Of the Talbot COM
M and got hold of this farm for
pr. TO fall back on whenever be
ns go retire from the dangers Of
Ne ooder ground. Meehan is bard
n,s;no man, and evidently believes in
~" .o.oel Of elbow grease. For this
y. ~. . We liked to talk with him. know
.r ,b.. he was thoroughly practical.
s ~, the cost of building a wagon
I'D scross the mountains has been
I,sstIy exaggerated. In his opinion
tas 0Oo would build the road and bring
- this city trade which it does
N. now possess. 1t AL goes to
.hs DalIes. which is half as far again as
here and the freight to that point Is
nine dollars per ton instead OF four-a
nyipg Of five dollars in favor of Seattle.
The road from Renton to Squak could
he built at little expense and that from
Sousk to Snoqualmie for but little more
Prom Snoqualmie to the summit the
Rad will need to be "corduroyed" in
many places. but there is abundant
timber for that purpose and if it were
well slashed out on either side the road
would always be dry after June. The
dust was two inches deep last Thursday
, mile this side of the summit The
most expensive portion OF the road.
Meehan thinks. will be in the vicinity
of Kitchelss Lake, where they will
have to cut through solid rock in some
places. We hope to see something done
that will bring the Yakima trade to
Seattle. Every year we pay $50, 900 in
cssh for Yakima beef, the proceeds of
which are spent for merchandise in
Wasco Co., Oregon. When will our
merchants unite and build a toll-road to
bring that trade to the sea instead Of
. steamboat landing 900 miles inland'
Farmers don't like to pay toll, it is true,
but they can better afford to do that than
to haul their produce twice the dis
lance and then sell it tor almost moth
ing Wake up.
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Murder will Out.

A few years ago August Flower
was discovered to be certain cure 70,
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint. A few
thin Dyspeptics made known to their
friends how easily and quickly they had
been cured by its use. The great mer
its of GREENS August FLOWER became
heralded through the country by one
sufferer tc another. until, without ad.
vertising, its sale has become immense
Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it. No per,
son suffering from Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache. Costiveness. palpitation Of
the Heart, indigestion, low spirits, etc
can take three doses without reliefs
Go to your Druggist and get a bottle
for 10 cents and try it. Sample bottle
10 cents. Crane & Brigham, Agents,
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

DIED. - Our worthy townspeople
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Frauenthal. met with
a sad bereavement during their tenn
porary absence from this city. in the
death of their infant child. which wa:
attacked with simmer complaint dur.
ing the journey down the COlumbis
and died at Astoria. In consequence
of this affection Mrs Frauenthal aban.
doned her contemplated visit to Sau
Francisco, and went back to Portland
to await her husbands return. They
have the sincere coincidence of Their
friends and neighbors in this city in
their bereavement
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

VICTORIA ITEMS. The ColOaist states
that the bush fires have done considera-
bic damage in the Mount Newton vi.
cinity. james Phillips. of James Bay,
has harvested So bushels of oats per
acre on seven acres. The crows have
captured the plum orchards of the Fort
street and Cadboro rold neighborhood.
The Colonist says they bag them in
-four sacks, and don't mind shooting
irons any more than scare Crows
The New Westminster Herald is au-
thority for the statement that under
the present system Of doing road work
in that province, it costs the country IS
for every dollars worth If work done.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

CORRECTION. Yesterday morning we
stated that the three-mssted schooners
Coepeer and Courser left San Francis
- IN company, but it appears that the
vcurser, Capt. Houdlettc, Left on the
30 inst, aud the Compeer, Capt. Groe-
Pc, on the 10th. The latter arrived in
,ae bay on the evening of the Goth, Is
.sysup. while the former. on the 9th.
~ days up. We also stated among the
.tnvals ct Port Blakely that of the
NIP Western Shore. which should have
sssn the schooner Western Home. The
%,uer arrived here in tow of the Don
=" THIS morning from Wellington.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

GoISG BELow.-Col s. A. Black
managing agent Of the Northern faci.
fic Railroad Co. at Tacoma. is . passen
Ger by the Dakota to-day, and has oul
best wishes for pleasant passage and q
safe return. He is plain man and
speaks right to the point without being
rude or abrupt. During the short space
of two months no has thoroughly in.
gratiated himself into the good will Of
the travelling public and made host Of
friends.
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LOOK At IT.-Some men save what
others waste. II it were not for this,
nobody would ever get rich. We sec
BY the Aouatdineer that Charles Den.
ION, reading at the Dalles. dried I 800
pounds Of plums in one day with his
Alden drier last week. 1t is . safe
BET that eighteen handred pounds OF
truit per day are wasted in King Co,
list TOR the want Of evaperators to pre-
serve them for Winter use. The trouble
. that while men in other places go
70 work aud bring business to them.
zoo many Of our people lie down
upinely on their backs and expect
business to e,me to them just from the
central location of our city. That
never made any great city yet and
never will.
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ARRIVED YEsTERDAY.-The shir

ARRIVED YEsTERDAY-The ship
Western Shore was towed up the Sound
yesterday morning at an early hour
and the bark Osmyn about noon
by of the steamer Cyrus Walker.
Ihe ship had very calm weather after
leaving San Pedro and was becalmed
six days in which she hardly moved as
many miles. On the 22d q strong, fine
breeze sprang up and Capt. McAllep was
carrying all possible canvas to make
up for lost time, when the mizzen top
gallant mast snapped like pipestem.
She will have it replaced by Puget
Sound stick Of like size and proportions.
Both these vessels will load Seattle
coal, the ship for San Pedro and the
bark for San Francisco.
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A FULL HARBoR.-Seldoln 81

A FULL seldom since
wharves were built here has the harbor
looked more lively than yesterday. The
bark Roswell Sprague and schooner
COmpeer were ut the railroad wharf;
schooners Norway aud Courser at Yes
lsr's; ship Western Shore and bark o.
myn at the old coal wharf. while the
government steamer Wolcott and sur
veying schooner Yukon were at anchor
in the stream. The latter vessel came
here from Blake's Island for supply
Of coal for the use of her steam tender.
the Lively. The arrivals from Sound
ports were the steamers Annie Stewart,
Zephyr and Ruby.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Capt Reynolds. Port Madison; Mrs
Trainer, Snohomish City; Hill Harmon,
] Hoover. Geo W Gelhayer, A Scar. "
Taylor. Ed Harmon. Harry Anderson
W C Hank, Stsilacoem; ID Reid. Taco.
MA; B Pincus. B Hill. Steiiaeoom' r
Eagsn, w o Baker. Renton; J Cooper
wife aud one child. Victoria; y W
Conklin, Dawamish River; Henry Esiy
Madison J. w. Forbes, Victoria.
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MAN O'WAR.-The United Stat

MAN OWAR.-The United States
steamship Lsckawanna sailed from San
Francisco for Puget Sound on Sunday
last. As she is not very fast vessel.
and ~ there is no urgent cause for her
immediate arrival here. We do not look
for her here much before next Sunday.
If she has head winds she will necsssa-
rily steam slowly; and if she has fair
winds she will run with low fires and
do most of the work with her canvass.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

HENDRICKS s. CURTIS have just re
ceived fine lot of Pumps, Force
Pumps. Deep Well Pumps. and Lift
Pumps. Sewer Pipe cheaper than
wood. Gas and Water Pipes and Fit
tings; Pumps overhauled; Saws Gum
med and Filed; and general job work
done. Prices way down.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

STRUCK IT RIcH.-Nr. Alfred Free
.ao' son OF Mr.. T. 7. Freeman. OF
lu street. writes to his brother here.
~ ..ss hs has had the good luck to pick
~ nugget worth about 81. Goethe
ssse@ ever struck in British Column
IN his claim on McDame creek.
- We congratulate him on his
~, fortune. Perseverance will turn
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

'A1uriSd--Dr. +. W. Sparkling. OF
~. o'y' has been scudding around
sesm Bay in his little yacht. the
~ ao' Tor the past ten days. HEDGES
e.. a0S to enjoy himself, if any man
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

conference OF the NJ. Z. Church
'son and Washington Territory
"a sse. 10 this city to-day. 1t will be
- :! y the Bishop and q full del
! i1Ii...,o1 sne clsrgymen Of that de-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

RIFLE CLUB.-This association met
last evening and resolved to make an
excursion to Victoria next month.
Further particulars hereafter.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

PIANO TUNINa.-There will be first
class Piano Tuner and Repairer in Seat
tie on or about the LIST of September
Any one wanting anything done in the
sbsve line. by . first class workman
will please leave their orders at w. H
Humphreys Book Store.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

SmprING NorEs Yesterday the
schooner Eloisa arrived st Blskely from
San Francisco. and the bark Forest
Queen sailed from Port Ludlow tor the
same port.
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Coon IDEA 1T is proposed 20 erect
q memorial window TO the memory Of
the late Sir James Douglass. in one Of
the Victoria churches.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-29

EUROPEAN DRAFTS. issued
ut lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, w. T.
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap o.
Chilberg Bros.
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For SALE. in lots to suit. $4,000
grain sacks. s. BAXTER & Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE

TIVE TREASURER OF KING COUNTY. W. T.
l. will redeem presentation klI outstanding
Warrants drawn on the County Fund of said
county, issued prior to and including No. 500. OF
the Series Of ls76-November term No Interest:
viii be SLOWED on aaid Warrants after 81 DAYS
from Ito date Of this notice.
GEO. D. HILL. Treasurer.
Once Of County Treasurer,
Seattle, ". T., August Goth. Isl. au20d cv2
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SiH9bam, bem Grpre6bOtsn, etne Oepeidle
nberrstdlt, peld)e i'm annies, Die inter ieiner
Sbbut 5efnoli9en Yadete Al Sempleton an
9ru. S. y. &roOt5 81 iibertragen uno mad,
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| 0enten geo. Singbam uuterSeidlnet. Semple-
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norOlldl 9etenoe 3ug beleauen fid oil oieiem
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nahreHo Die P0iIagterG ihre Abenomabl3eit III
lld) nebmen. gt16oem Der betreiIenOe 3uq
&empletOn errsidt bate, eridieu Elm RanH
Ill oem @rpreBmdagOn uuo theilte Dem @r.
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na6 Rtttsburg 3u geben. 8inghum fra9te
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lire, mo oelIelbe jei9te elne uon BEN Suptr.
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hterber fam. Sn benz bicissn 8abnGoie mur<
6eE Die Bufcte cOrreft bsfunoen, uno Sroofs
beitls9 etnen @rprCBpagen, nm pieielten IN
oem Biireau an Der 5. Auenue abSuliefern.
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es ebeg Heunln nil, trCitt oft elm munoerz
bares SyIel. gG1breno tbotidtJht bcOeu.
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in Der erIteu Reibe, i'll alien Dfieutlidlen An-
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bas 8crgnitgen bat, fe ndber Al fennsn.
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liam gitt Stloag, Carpet S0sger uOn 2out-
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9tforiter Der politiideu gcIht1te bon
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3A neroen.
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