, 1878-09-21
Territorial Items.

judge lew, i about To luilun fine
residence in Seattle.
Thomas Simlton has started salt
factory on Point Angeles ,pit.
Recently, in one week, Andrew Wash.
burne at Whit, river, lost 10y diph,hcra.
three children, aged nine, eleven, and
thirteen respectively.
Hops are bringing a batteT price this
year than formerly. Il il hoped the hop
Taisers vii, now make up for their lusses
The King county fair commences at
Ye.ler's Hall in Seattle, September 2jth,
and continues four days.
H. l. Blanchard in the Prcv, lc,racis
the charges against Gov. Ferry and sur.
renders up letters etc. in his possession
relating to the matter, in consideration
of which the libel suit is dismissed. Yer.
lily the lions skin has come oil.
n. T. Cation of Walla Walh is the
Democratic nominee ior Delegate to
Congress; w. G. Langford for Pos. At
,orney in the second district, and j p.
,Iudson in the first. No nomination was
made for this district. 1t is to be next
month at Seattle; chances favorable for
the nomination OF G. Morris Haler.
The viewers appointed by the King
county commissioners to view out and
locate county road connecting Tolt
settlement on the Snoqualmie with the
settlements in Squak valley and at the
Newcastle coal mines, have completed
their work and made their report.
The Republican convention Of King
county nominated for the Council. G. S.
Dudley; tor Representatives, G. w. Tib'
bets, D. 3. Ward and Ira Woodin; for
Probate Judge, D, P. Jenkins; Auditor,
L. B. Andrews; Sheriff, L. V. Wycoff;
Treasurer, G.. d. Hill; Assessor, E. Bryan;
| Superintendent Of Schools, e. S. Ingra-
ham; Surveyor, p. G. Eastwick; Wreck
master, l. Waddle; Coroner F. w. Spar
ling Courty Commissioners, D. T. Den
ny, II. Stearns and Peter Saar.
Mr. Thos. Prosch has retired from the
Pacific Tribune. His place will be oc-
upied by Mr.. E. A. Turner as editor and
proprietor. This last gentleman has a
local reputation about Seattle as Il writer
second to none. We welcome him back
to his proper field of labor and trust his
efforts may be rewarded with the most
abundant success. Mr.. p. is almost a
life long plinter who understands all the
varied duties of his profession. He is an
easy and graceful writer and will make
his own position any where.
The Whatcom county nominations are
as fpllows; Representative, Edward Nc
Taggnrt, Rep; Henry Roeder, Dem;
Probate Judge, John A Tennant, Rep;
John II Plaster, Dem; Auditor, Edward
Eldridge; Sheriff, e A sission, Rep; G
w L Allen, Dem; Treasurer W. T. Cupe,
Rep; Cha. Donovan, Dem; Commission
ers, y. r. Henderson. J. II. Taylor and
Thomas Hustle, Rep; II A Judson, A. C.
Mmston, and EdXard McApinc, Dem;
Surveyor, John 4. Cornelious; School
Supt, John A. Tcnnant. Rep; L. D. Win.
slow, Dem; Coroner and Wrecknaster,
John ]. Barrow R'p; and VIM Utter,
DEM
Harry Ireland, aged II years, son Of
D c Ireland, editor OF Is'oriaa, was kick.
ed by horse and kill-d Saturday last
at Astoria.
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