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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-26
COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIAL PRESS
Tuesday, Novem'r %. 1878.
THE FISHERY AWARD.

In pursuance Of the award made by
the commission en- arbitration, our
Government has jus. paid over to the
British government So. 100000 for al
lowing our fishermen 10 take fish from
British waters eff the Newfoundland
banks. subject 10 The local laws CT th'
Colony, which prohibit the taxing OF
fish on Sunday. This seems to Us a
most remarkable case of prohigacy ana
prodigs!ity OIL the part OF our Govern
meat. in view Of the fact hat fisher e
in our own waters of vastly create
value, upon the Alaskan eoa,t, ave sur
rendered 10 the control of a c.rporni.
monopoly without any consideration
whatever. The Alaska Fur Company
for tie payment # small royalty up
OH fur seal. is vested with exc'usis.
do,Dinion. fl al praetic., purpo4rs
over lie products Of the land aud w.
ter Vt Alaska ard the islands pertain
ing thereto. for period Of twen',
years. IL q milder climate aud le-s
tempestuous atmosphere than New
foundlAnd, the Alaskan waters liter
ally swarm With cod and other f'she.
Of commerce OF superior quality. in suf
fcient quantities to gIut tho markets o,
the world. and in the interests Of pri-
vate corporation our fishermen are tx.
cluded from these fisheries, while tn,
Government pays millions Of dollar
Tor less privilege in foreign waters.
We may we'll ask: Is this the result OF
objectionable ignorance. or shameless
vsnality on the part Of our rulers !:
But tho thing is done and can't b.
helped. The English have got ih,
money which cannot be reclsimed sno
the Alaska Fur Company have vested
night which cannot be disturbed IT,
many years hence The charter. d
rights Of the Fur Company, howeve,
only extend to the control Of the fui
animals their possession gives then
the practical control over tho land ana
water IN tho absence Of civil govern.
ment. The 6saerics may be opened l.,
public use whenever civil coyernme,
Il established over that Territory. a,,a
mt till then. The amount paid tor the
privilege Of dshing on the tanks o,
Newfoundland would give $4,000 a
yesr for fifty years towards the main
tainance Of Territorial government il,
Aliska. That would not only open til.
6sberies TO public use, but the mines 81
coal ahd precious metals with which,
tho Territory il believed to abound.
besides some of the most valuable tim.
Der Of commerce. ell of which would
return revenue tn the country greatly
in excoss Of the small expenditure re.
Qnifed. II Alaska was situated around
the North-pole or in Central Africa our
statesmen wonld take greater pains 10
aBcertain It's capabiliiie, and resources,
aud tao same nay b. said If a,hi.g
ton Territory.
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EAST ERN ATAris.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a = Montgomery
Blair writes u column letter to the Sul
eo-day. showing that Tilden is th,
only availaLls Presidential candida'.
fer the Democracy. aud at,ribu es lh
recent rout ri the party in the Nor'l
to IN attempt to overthrow Tilden.
WASHINGTON. Nov % II Scott. L.
!. consul TO Honolulu, who is here o.
leave # absence. has submitted 10 th,
J. cretary Of State an official coinmun,
c,iion in which be- argue, that the TX
isiing treaty OF reciprocity b,tween t.
United States AID Hawaiian kingdom
should be amended. lie say s the value
If the articles imported into this coun-
try from the San witch Islands is SIN
tines that If our exports 10 them. ana
that we receive no al, quaie return fo
orr relinqui-hne'it Of custom duties OF
Hawaiian sugar and rice products.
A 7riJaae's Washington special says
that Secretary Sherman has caused I.
tn be prepared for his forthcoming re
port. full statement on the working
Of the reciprocity treaty with the Sand.
aich Islands. When the treaty war
I'll cussed in executive session. he NAL
u speech against its ratification on til,
ground that We cam aft ri the los
to our 'evenu's winch the proposed re-.
,iprosy would Cause. He now fad.
upon investigating the subject. that b.
was right in predicting that. in o
p,cuniary sense. tho United State,
would lose heavily by the trs atty TIL.
Secretary has collected al details of ou
co,nnercs with the Sandwich Islands
aud viii present them ut length.
CHICAGO, Nov. GA Times Wash
'gt.h special says that Southern and
Western Democrats who have arrived
here generally favor platform fpr the
Democratic party Tor 1880 having the
following as prominent planks:
First Retirement OF the national
bank Notes aud the sub,tltutiun there
for u U. &. treasury Iot,s.
Setond-Fnll remon. tization and free
coi"ags of silver dollars.
Tni'd-Payment Of the bonds il
strict accordance with the letter Of the
law under which they were authorized
Ia be- issued.
II Is believed by soft ard silver mon.
ey men that thee propositions will se-
cure the united support OF all who ar.
opposed to the continued asc4ndency 81
the Republican party. There rs bu
one sentiment amnnw the few Demo-
Gratis who have arrived ierc in refer
encc To nat or irIrieemahle currency.
and that - one 1t unqualified opposi
s'on 10 this f..turc in the platform OF
the natinn~l party. Silver men assert
that they are for double standard.
but II single standard il ins ste I up.
"'. that the ST niard must b. silver
The opinion OF silver men l. til { silv.
AID U. 5. trea u'y notes will furnish "a
. { er currency f,r tie people than
gold. gov. rnment paper and bank
Iotex.
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LOST.

4 PASS BOOK WAS LOST BY THE UNDER
. \ signed ia Olympia on rhursday, the l4th
ait. containing u Loie made pa, able to the
Undersigned Gy Sam Atkinson and John Glenn
.n's. and other papers. Ill ptrsons forbidden
purchasing said hcte. ~ payment on the ,ame
lbs been stopped. lib RI: reward will be given
for the return Of the book and its on,euts.
L23-df VIM. JENSEN.
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Nights OF MARRIED WOMEN.

Tho following enactment was mad.
q the last 81 ssioa Of the Oregon L-gis.
lAturs and Is now o law Of that State:
SEOTIuN l. A married woman may
own IL her own right real aud persona,
property acquired by descent. gift ~
purchase. aud manage. sell, convey aud
devisathe sams by will. 10 the sam
extent and ia the u,snner that til
him.
6nc. 2. When property is owned b,
eather the husband or wife, the o,he,
30 no interest therein whicl, can be tb.
subject Of CONTRACT betw them ar
inch interest ~ will make the sam.
ilaole Tor the Contracts or liabilities Of
either tho husband or wife who Is M,
tne owner ot the property, except ~
provided ia this act.
1x0, ). should either tue husband or
wife obtain possession or controI !,
properly belonging TO the other. either
nssoes or after marriage. the owner o,
- property may msintsin an scti,m
seeesspr. o. for any right grow inv on.
q ~ same. in the same manner Hua
extent % Il they were un.narr,e,i
80 I. For oil civil Injuries oommi,.
"a ~ married woman damages may
p recovsred fr"m her alone. = d h.r
husband shall not he responsible Their.
iofs except III cases where he won,d h.
jointly resp0nsible with her if IN. ,,.ar.
riage did not exist.
SIC 8. A conveyance, transfer or
ilen executed by either husband a,
wife Or in favor Of the other shall be
vsl'd to the same extent a. brtw.,.,,
ether psrsons.
Sec. .. A husband or wife may con
etitutc the other hi. or her utt.rnev in
iact, to control aud dispose Of has ar
ner property FIR their mutual heoef;,
ana may revoke the same to Tho ! M.
exseof and mani er - other p~rSn..
orc. :. A ~iic msy ..c-sss the = .s..
O her personal labor and maintain ~,
action therefor in her own nsnr. an
eolu the same in her own tight: .n,l
Aue may prosecute aud 4. fsnd al &c
ss0na At Law or in equity e,f the pres
esy1fi0n aud -psOteceins ~ hxr RI. hts
md pfupesy Il unii,nvri~sl
!: 60 GO q Melsh.r husband nr wife /.
y. trr the d-bss or liabilities Of sh..
1852 Ncusr~d hAf ~ suavsja sui.
s4oeQe - hereln osherwi.a heel resi
ore MI liable Tor th~ 20, arsss
s.1. - eacn .eses. Nor 4 the !. n ~
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NOTICE.

TIE ASSESSMENT BOIL FOR rae pUILD-
tsR VI The saeUslk on Csmmerctsl strpet In
th~ city of seattle. ~ nov in my hands. Al per.
eene ovinx on the asme viii plesse c.ll and
s<ule JOHN y. BLANCHARD.
n"vt0-du Caty Treasurer.
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CORD N-CDLi IN6 At the =. u III the
trtde. On Snsqusissie Prairie ktsR County. on
he III ~ II BY n. HoiC >. v. D. y :. Jotp
r. rdh sud q snjs G .lstna
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-26

4 NEW STANDARD OR7AN Fer CASH or
on Inst !i,nsnt plan. cheap. ~ Charles
Naeher's JewelTy ore. uovll-uIm
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Call ON J. A McPnEE fo- Cigars
lrlmc>... tipes ind cutl.ry. he keep.
the hest SIMPLY ia tn. cary aud sells =:
thu cheapest rates. Customers mry In
supplied n either wholesale or retail
Staad Ia ). Krnny = merchant fsil.ri,r
sst<tiisam-st, Commercial street. Sc
title. ". 7. myl7 dit
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-26

MAisoN D0KEE RESTAURANT. Frost
street. sext to the - A'ssad~ !" Second
70 none OPEN day and night.
Ss~ FURNISHED roo,ns up stairs for isav-
cling guesss.
D. Il. MEnsr.a. Proprietor.
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- BIC. neer u. pints and quarts.
CO.. ST.. lsv
CRsvvoHp-G HAas.xarox, Ax~sts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

Tns other evening. when four or i've
young rose-buds which gallop Ger the
hearthstons OF Cass avenue family be-
came too uproarious. the mother called
out III have to speak to you again.
I shall punish some OF YOU" The
youngest OF the lot slid of the lounge.
reflected for q moment. and then
sobsrly remarked: "well, then. I'D
advise you to hold in your speak. :"
She did.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

Joul CAnKY. u deck hand OF ono OF
the New York ferry companies. has
saved dozen lives and got medal for
IL; but he has to work as hard. and gets
~ little money for 1t, as II he had never
got q medal and never saved life. It's
q pre-carsy-ous way Of making living
for John. but every man he picks up
las his life prolonged by deck.aid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

SCENE in horse car : Seats all oc-
cupied. Enters . person dressed ~ q
lady. Bright little boy rises and offers
his seat. Lady drops into it.with an air
Of light disdain. Boy-O. l beg your
pardon did you speak," Lady
"No, didn't say anything" Boy
30, excuse me; thought you said thank
you." Lady in high dudgeon-" You
may have your seat" Boy (resuming
it)-" Well. III thank you" Passsn-
gers convulsed. Lady disappears at the
next street-crossing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
VOL. XXX.


SAMFCRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
A purely vegetable dlstilla.ioa entirely
un.iAc a.l o.aor remedies.
II SO rrrrar,'ion ot this rvmrkshl' r~-;dy
cyry 30. rtl-', ast ba,k u sahisS,,i =. NJ
sOb,aiIrsi aVs5or, copdees Il AMI bottled. NhI
ssuiAas n tss sui }, iartt. yalnsle.' Total,
37s5s. =. \ ~ slisl Srs insolnhie eor'nouadi
5fNvoCy cbfSi ~ ,.-etrTvs, saturated ss'ai.0as-
SsNso2D'S RADICAL CURE
.,a local and eonii;u,iota rcl, d. ani 10 spellei
iptfsIssal p..lges by iasaIr .tlo !. tia' anayins
as.2 ssi shs s ,s ss ..sr,iisSs r. los iaisfn
tlr 'ftsi, III Gcts urcn -. of@ans fcirenlatl0f,
ss ,ss . m iaa nSih h esa ss S'i ire % sicuas s
tle1ee ir'p tso bisci. 1hul eiri pr; -. W
loih tis''tio7-.a,itt u d"es no, Seen pos.O,s ~
tnraa insSaai'y - de'.so more '-'i'aHa ussS
-'-- SURPRISING CURE.
issa, h, isslys Ts foS. sse osta,s ssns
aas III 10 At asssis. 81. ih.e.ii srnafhtoi
assVgFa atfack % t..iaTfh. Naieh b.tilel Nit1
fVcTy AnOWn rctnsdy TOR foar weeks whhSut Hvsl.
sod Wai siis obliged u give ur Amt q desif Aois
70 .tn sd rvtuTl h0lle, aI1his 10 .ing not.
Tor thgcr fafs -sis - un bis 10 .ins at
an 1Ls afst tax 81 attr.A 81 II my nasal o..
gIrsa4ii rOat srna.tlNe that the sli.htsst cold
tfat a. In nthl,vsy enniiluedt u su,i. 2. The Last
aita = q. iscScr ttIetCrhai. vas sItible. sui.
isTritl, u ,itxcraririrg pain IN ny had. VA,
- hl-afs az 10 10 ss-sc " sbls 20 speak. Ant
C9"yaci inccSstrily. l. "a lsht vas going inio
Guic 4 cor ,,snIigiOn. ard truy believe that had
th, 20 ~ mpls~ts cnutiiilSi Ntiost frtSf thSy
VOrld save ', utsf,d ~ 81 c-sy NietiCl. whsa
IN tia cst-~s. D. Coldlio q ilrnencci the u,
ctsNNTJ-b,s RADIO - tyEs f,,a tAIArIn. very
Tclngttntv. cont as bed lricd all the adysf.
u et rsi1i sNitlis atb a, H. 1Ec art dose ths
shari VI assihlsf z enc hose head aches. ey,s
sche, y acla scarcely ar culais dsiinelly on ac-
eOcut Cf a. aukus ace uinu aiion. In his throft,
% o. slkc how r'nrh rrlcfl obtained from tle mt
applic "a On of SANFoEDs RADICAL CurK. Under
ds.ugnsnce. both Internal and external. RAPIDLY
ICcyyprtl. an,l hy occasional rae OF tho temcdg
snre Gayc hcn entircly Isco lrVu Catarth. lor the
urs. tllae IN twelve years.
l.espS liaiiy you're,
vu,,,. Ms, Ian. w. "a "' "oLo''ooA'
n. EVUL!.a. ptG. lot. lauu.Iori Llild.ag.
rarh package coatains W sanfords Improved
lnh4liag Iubg, it tull drccti0i.s for GsS IN al
cases. ntles sito. lgr sale by all Wholesale sisi
Retail pfu.yis throughout tho United States and
CaaafSt. 'NfiHG q rOIrRlt. Generl Ageal
AID wh0,,sa,s nruri:t-ts, ncston. Mas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

A WILL dressed. ladylike looking
woman entered u street car the other
day with her little boy. On the con-
ductor's coming to collect the fare. the
lady handed her little son the half dol
lar, which he examined carefully. and
then gave II to the conductor. The man
returned the change. the youngster
clapped his hands and cried. Mamma,
mamma. he has taken the bad half
dollar"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

WHEN the astronomer comes along.
Brudder Jasper eIclaims "It lie earth
bean't roun. how do anjils stan pom
de foah corners ." Aud then he smiles
contsmptuously and winks one eye in
allow and eloquent manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

TIE question as to who killed Cock
Robin is still wrapped in mystery. The
sparrow's confession was the result OF q
quickened conscience, and is nowhere
believed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

nIposrrs ofcoN OR BULLION received.
III sithsrlon open account or 70 Issue Chk
TfPlCATRs therefor, payable tat the option OF
he hoider) In Gold HIN or San Francisco; TO
uaka collections, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon when
forwarded 90 the Parent Bank In Ban Francisco;
sciis Bilis OF Exchange, and transaets General
banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

sArp Mephistopheles to Mr., Bseehsr {;
=" Beg pardon, sir. but you can readily
understand my dilemma. Will you
kindly inform me where I reside -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

Tar Gar discharged his General
Trepoff because he had found he had
laid up 1000, 900 while in Office. What
sort Of encouragementsis that to econ
omyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
CONSUMPTION
Positively CURED

All sunsrers fro1a this disesss that arc snIious
ConsuInptiv Powders Thee Powders ars the
only preparation known thai will cure Con
sumption. and all diseases Of the throat and
lunss-indecd. 80 strong 10 our fAith In them.
ami also ~ convince you thai they Are no hum.
bug. we will forward 10 svsry sufferer. By nail.
post paid. Q Tree Trial Box.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fettly ,Aiisned of their curative powers. II
your life 10 worth saving. don't delay In giving
ihe.s Powders trial. ~ they will surely cure
you.
Price. for largo boI. $500. sent 70 any part Of
the United States or Canada. by mall, on rscstpt
ASH 4 ROHBINsf
80 Fulton street, brooklyn. MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26

TuE Norris,own H,rad insists that
no man likes to hold girl baby in his
arms until she IN seventeen years old.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-26
CGLllNS' V0lTA!C PlASTEI

usye 10 isyoa have To send to us for Il.
Sold b. all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
fhIVusheut IN, CHiip1 Stste. and CAhsi.s. Gad bJ
NrTLs lWrrrh. lroptictors, Boston. Mss.
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century aud more Ofczistence To that point wher,
IL may be said oft, in the words of lJr. johnson
1T ID vain to blame und useless ~ ,'ra4e.p h,
lustre OF its long-ago-attaincd reputation has in-
creased Us the years have passed. and It's future
seems as bright II not brighter tian al any time
since the golden hue of prosperity settled around
it's later and best years. Brook yn Eagle.
Uarpcfs Monthly Is marked by The same char
actrristics which gave itciTculstion from the hrs
with the better class Of fesdcr5. II combine
reading mItter with illustrations in way tc
make cl0,I aRd vivid the facts presented Pic
lures merely designed 10 catch the eye Of The
ignorant are ncre. inserted, Chicago journal.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-05

Onouestionably the bes susta! II cd
work OF the E.ad in the World,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-05
Honey

To the taste bat death to Gripes and Stomach com
plants. Pitchers astoria S a complete sub
Shtute for Castor Oand is as pleasant to take as
Honey. ltisparticnl9rly adapted to TeetnIng nd
irritable children. ltdestroys worms, assimilssss
the food regulates the Stomach, and lures Wind
Collie. No remedy is us eihescous, for Fcverish.
ness, Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. as
toria is a purely vegetable preparation, more e.
iectve than astoria VI, and neither gags nor
gdpes.
oLuNnrA, onn., May 3, ls7G.
Messrs. j. II. RosE& c., N. Y:
havea family Of eight children. and have used
your Casteria. have never found anything equal
TO i. My chilkren have bee saved from severe
sickness by the use Of Castora. l recommend IL
d preference to any other medicine know.
cal 1t pleasure to give this certificate on account
Of The benefits haue da.lyed by the use Of your
admirable preparation.
Very Truly Yours
hORMAlI 7. LITTLE.