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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-12

THE SEPARATE ARTCICLEs - The
Boston Women's Journal urges the
friends of female suffrage in this Terri
tory to bestir themselves to secure the
the adoption of separate articles No. l
and of their proposed State Constitu-
ton. In su editorial on the subject
it says.
The Constitutional Convention of
Washington Territory has submitted
the question of Woman Suffrage to the
voters, in the form OF two additional
articles, to be voted upon separately,
as follows
sIPARATE ARTICLES.
At the time OF the submission of this
Constitution to the electors, for their
adoption or rejection, there shall be
submitted ss separate articles the fol-
lowing
sKPARAT1 ARTICLE NO. /.
No person, who is otherwise quail
fled elector, shall be denied the right
TO vote in this State on account o. sex,
anything in this Constitution notwith-
standing.
sEPARATE ARTICLE NO. 2.
No person shall be denied the RICH t
on account of sex. to vote or hold offic e
in this State; nor shall the right be. in
any manner, sbriged on account Of sex.
We hope the friends of Woman Suf-
arsge in Washington Territory ere
aware Of their golden opportunity op.
portuhity. They should be alive to
the necessity of making an active cam
psign during the six precious weeks
which intervene before election. With
out organization ands effort, success is
not to OF expected; but with suitable
effort, defeat would be impossible.
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From chshaiIs County.

ELMA, Chehalis, w. T.. Oct. 6.
Ed. INTELL1sENcER:-I will, after
20 long . time. again try to tell you
what We are doing in Chehalis Comfy.
We have been having some wet wealth.
or 20 that the Chehalis river has risen
20 that it 10 past fording. but il it does
not ram again it will soon run down.
Our grist mill is running and doing .
good business, making an article Of
-four second to none in the Territory.
Il seems like the commencement Of bet.
ter days to be able to get our -four ct
home instead Of having to drag through
the mud and over the mountains forty
miles for it. but We will soon have .
better road from here IN Olympia. The
citizens Of Olympia. through their enter.
pricing townsman. Nr. A. ]. Burr. have
been led to zee that they are interested
In Chchalis valley and have contributed
most literally Tor the opening MP
Of wagon road from Olympia rio
Little Spokane 70 Elms. the heart
OF Chehalis county. and the citizens OF
this county, always ready to meet any
enterprise half way. have, BY an ap-
preparation from our county, and vol.
unteer aid, built . good road around
the Cedar Hill = TO our county line to
meet the Olympia people at that place.
We are always ready to do our part.
AL We want ID . chance and 10 will
soon show to the world that Chshalis
county 10 one Of The bet counties in the
Territory for agricultral and luub er-
ing purposes.
1r. Hume i doing . good business
at the Whishka, this season With his
cannssy. They ars ars catching all
The salmon thsy can take care o.
think when orr legislators paassd the
bill last winter Tor the protection of
fish and compelling fishermen to liable
the cans. they should have lucluded oil
streams n our Territory, - we'll a
Puget Sound and IL tributaries, for I
think that nsh out Of Gsay's Harbor
are no discredit 10 our fisheries; 1t
least they should not be sold for Col,
unbia river salmon. - I think 10 the
CAS- ct present
There are quite . number of new
eomsss amcagu nov and they oil Say
that this valley Offers more induce
ments to them than any other part OF
our Territory. Let them come. We
have room tor hundreds more.
More Anon.
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Ihe undermined tAkes pleasure In expressing TO
generous appreciation Of her humble endeavors, a
soosn siee By their numerous attendance and
vmpashete APPRECIATION. Il grati6es me to state
thsI nowhere that I have appesred have I been
ETeeted by an audience that seemed to enter more
fully Into the creations have endeavored to inter.
pref or which seemed to lis With Intelligent
and gratifying appreciation. In coneasioa permit
NE 70 sav, 10 answer to geeeray expressed request
that should read before you again, that II viii A.
lord me sincere pleasure 70 comply With your de-
SIRE should IN opportunity present on my return TO
Portland from Victoria.
MBs. SCOTT sIDDONa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-12

T HEREBY ACCEPT Mr.. OILERS CHALLENGE
L to stand against him % . candidate fox
the ONCE Of wreck master; and agree to divide
time with him 10 msking the casvsss. And
hereby appoint the hrst meeting TO take place At
the Hall Of the Occidental Brotherhood on the even
ing Of tee 1st day OF November next. It which time
all members OF the order In good Standing and their
! aides are cordially invited to be present.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AS.
IN sessment Rolls ordered usder Ordinances Nos.
1853 16i. 165, and 166 to provide funds t. pay for
grading and Improvements heretofore done on Dor
tions OF 'front.' Marion, Cherry and Madison streets,
in the City Of Seattle are on ale With the City
Clerk. meeting Of the City Council will be held
Of correcting In any respect such assessments, At
which time all persons feeling themselves agErieved
thereby may apply to have the same corrected.
Sesttte. Oct. 18th, 1871.
BERIAH BROWN, Mayor.
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MADISON SIa EFT
SIDEWALK.
SEALED PROPOSALS

Will be received BY Committee on Streets OF the
the City Of Seattle, at the Once OF City Surveyor
up to Monday. October, 18th, at noon, for furnish
Ing material and building sidewalk the south side
Of Madison street between Front and Sixth streets.
said sidewalk to Re Quilt Of Two inch plank IL inches
wide. feet long; and said plank to be spiked to
three stingers gOing parallel with said street Of not
less than the fol owing dimensions viz: Four inches
BY SIX inches, and not less than "a feet long.
Each bid must the accompanied BY a guarantee
signed BY two free holders Of the City Of Seattle,
conditioned that II the contract be amended BY the
Street Committee Of the City Of Seattle to the lowest
bidder. Such binder shalt, within three days ater
notice Of such award, enter into contract with and
execute bond, with sudicisnt suretes TO the City
Of Seattle for the faithful performance Of the work
so awarded. said sidewalk shall be laid ON the
trade Of the said street, and the work shall be under
the direction OF the Street Committee.
L. & MILLER,
Chairman Committee on Streets,
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CALL on ). A. NcPHxR for Cigars,
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the caty and sells at
the cheapest fatss. Customer nay be
snpplied at either wholsssIs q retail.
Stand IN s. Kenny's osschant taiioring
sseahlishmsnt. Commercial strsst. g.
sstis. -. T. myl7 dit
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- vW V0Oussy suoo
thousand lawyer Thompsons. however
exalted their position. One negro
farmer made oil the exhibits from
Washington Territory. aud that poor
negro did the country better service
than the Speaker u tho Oregon House
Of Representatives ever could do.
NJ. Dufur was invited to The aoor Of
the House TO explain. and said: If
Oregon choose to pay him back HE
money expended. or to pay him for
over 700 days time. well and good.
He should not complaia If they did
not" he explained that hs ..hai paid
much more than he had received, was
not sorry for il, wa proud Of it ~ an
Oregonian il be never got . dollar
Other States expanded from $50. 900 70
$4,000. He expended les than 1900
and had vouchers fcrall expenditures. !"
After . severe contest. Mr.. Dufar wa
allowed Is day for his labor rellA>
burssmsnt Of the moosy he had actually
expended, amounting in ell 10 8. 7sS. 81.
4 lawyer or . professional politician
ut less ability. would b allowed not less
than $4,000 for like services; IN ordi-
nary mechanic would not work Tor less.
We refer to this matter simply 10 show
now the most eminent nrvicn % the
country aro appreciated when ~ ren.
dcred tor : party or . cosperatou.
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W. CB0OO ~ wv Rt0&O ~ VIZ kbVoYW6S 0S
u Rein<, that the famous adventure
With the necklace. in which she and
Cardinal Rohsn played % conspicuous
. role, and which. whsthse true o. false,
has become historical, i said 10 have
taken place.
The largest of the fountains il the
Basin de Neptune, ct the north end of
the palace. do mot know how many
separate fountains are comprised in this
one basin; but when they al play. some
of them sending . column of water
more than . hundred feet high and -
thick - : mans leg, the eject is truly
superb, and the noise Of tbs falling
water dcafsnlng. The effect Was hight
eued, when. after dark, the fountains
were illuminated BY colored lights, the
water sssmad like liquid Are, and the
hpge statues Of Neptune. Oceanus and
Posteas. in the background. looked in
feros red glare like sssitabls demons
from the domains q Pluto. ready 10
burst forth through The splsshing 1re
ct the word Of command T. destroy and
sabdue.
Perhaps the finest Of the fountains. -
. work Of art considered, 10 that a
LAtona. which 10 Just ct the foot OF The
tist terrass. immediately in frcot Of the
palase. Il consists q Z large circular
basin Of red marble, in which ere
placed . numhos d hnnan figures WITH
IT, hsAds q frogs and turtles, al Of
which spout vstsR 1escaly asaisst IL
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
i ing at Seattle between August Nshlhorn and
Anna Perkins. In the business Of brewing. under
the hrm name Of Picht Mehlhorn. 10 this day
Dissolved By mutual consent. All claims and
bern only. who viii pay Ill the debts Of the came.
Q. O. Perkins end Anna Perkins have NO further
interest in the said Arm.
AUGUST NHHLHORN.
October 9th, 1878. octI0. d3v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-27
{. Nerrick's subdic eff mo fir,
Sec. IS, 33, /.

.Spbdic ne fraction IF See. 20, To,on
33, Range C., situated north q
Illinois rirer and south II Water
Street IN the city IF Perm.
leasehold es-
+ MetZscr tate and APP S2o bS
purtenanccs) ,,
First National Bank. ~ y
lanes Barton. ..-.., 3 53l 70
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nrr,y, FREE RAIDER: SATURDAY, APRIL u, 1878.
.BrOcster'S Add. 10 Ntne,cd.

wmScherzer, w22Lft e21Eft 10 1853 III 70
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ccpt old bank ............ II lo3 WW
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-06
Notice to Taxpayers.
TREAsuRkn's OFFICE. Bumbnldt county

TREAsURER's OFFICE, Humboldt Countyl
Winnemucca. Nevada, pctober II, 1878.
NJ Office is reby given that The state
~ and county taxes for the fiscal year 1873
are now due and payable at this office, and
that the laa in regard TO their collection will
be strictly enforced. On all taxes unpaid
the close Of official business ON the
Eighteenth day of November Next
1878,
There will be added ten per cent. for delin-
quency and on taxes which exceed the sum OF
three hundred dollars there will be added
twenty five per cent additional, as provided
by law. A, j. SHEPARD.
oc22-td County Treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-06
Circalars and Hanabiils
Business Cards,

Done IN TIE VERY BEsr srr1E
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Delinquent Notice.

SAN FRANCISCO SULPHUR MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION Of principal place of business,
san Francisco, Californis,
Location Of Works, humboldt county Nevada
NOTICE-1here are delinquent, upon the
following described StocK, ON account OF AS
sessmeEt No.4 levied ON the sth day of
september, 1873. the several amounts st
opposite the names Of the respective share
holders as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-06
District Court Summers.
In the District Court If the Fourth Judicial
District, OF the state of Nevada,
County Of humboldt.

in the District Court If the Fourth Judicial
District, OF the state of Nevada.
county Of humboldt.
II. j. Barnes plaintiff, VS.. Sharelldine
Barnes, defendant.
Action brought in tbs District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District Of the State of
Nevada in and for the County of HUM
boldt. and the Complaint filed in the
office of the Clerk of said District Court
Oh the 2ith day OF August. A. ID 1875.
THE. State of Nevada sends greeting to
Shaielldire Barnes, dt iendant
You az. hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. II. j. Barnes. in the DIS
trict court vi the Fourth Judicial District of
the Stare Of NeyaCa, III and for the county of
Humboldt, and to ans Aer tie complaint lled
therein with the Clerk of said Court within
ten days exclusive of the day of service)
after Ia, service On You of this Summons
served within this county; or, if served out of
this county but ill this Judicial district with
In twenty days; otherwise within forty days -
or judgment by default will be taken against
you according to the prayer of said COM
plant.
Said action is brought to recover judg-
ment and decree dissolving the bonds of matri-
mony 10 existing between you and plaintiff
upon he grounds that you on or arout the
18th day Of March, 1871, willfully deserted
the plaintiff ut humboldt county Nevada
and have ever since AID now continue to will
fully desert said plain1iff, as alleged in Com
plant filed herein.
All OF which Will more fully appear by
refert nee to said Complaint, certified copy
of w.ich Accompanies this Summons, ana
mad1 l part hereof.
And yon are hereby notified that if you fail
Co app ar and answer the sid Complaint as
above required said plaintiff will apply TO
the Court for the relief prayed for in said
O. mpl@iLt.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF the District Court Of the Fourth
SIAL Judicial district OF the State Of
- Nevada. in ana for the County Of
HUMBOLDT, this oath day of
AugtLsf, A. d. 1878. 49, 3al'H
au 2S-90d J. Ii. JOB. Clerk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-11-06

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors made ON the Sth day of
sep enaer, 1878, 30 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock az may be necessary, Will be
sold at public auction, at the office Of the
Company, Room 81 No $40 Pine street,
san Francisco, California, on TUESDAY,
the TIVE Eth day Of NOVEMBLR, 1878,
at the hour of ~ O'Clock NJ, Of said day, TO
pay said delinquent ASST ssment thereon to-
gether with costs of advertising aud expenses
u sale.
p. NJ. MCLAREN. Secretary
Ontce-koom 81, No. 80 Pine street, san
francisco, California oc28-td
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE

LII WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, win
"a please take notice dat Alex. Vie has
Deen appointed Deputy q. ). internal Revenne
Collector for the second District Of Nevada
wee WI. French, resigned. All conomuni.
addressed 49, Ut 0et'' 20
ALhX. WISE Deputy U.s.I.R
oo'Ao-u' winnemucca, Nevada
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.erino Bucks

ElNE Spanish Merino Bucks, warranted
u Thoroughbred. for sale at reasonable
terms at Gurhiics ranch. The bucks are
from one to three years old, and. if desired,
Will be delivered to purchasers at Winnie
mucca. JOHN GUTHRIE.
sonoma Ranch, Sep. 20, 1878. 4w
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N 0 7 | G E.

OFFICE OF CRY TREAsURkR.l
Seattle, July LIST, 1879. !
rINHE TAX LIST b OR TIE CITY OF SEATTLE
| for the year 1875, Is now in my hands and
due, All taxes not paid or before December
ist, 1873, will be returned delinquent and per-
centage added. III. W. ROWLAND.
iyodAvtd City Treasurer.
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Artists Models in New York.

New York Corr. Boston Saturday Gazettel
1t was not so long ago that the art
lists in this city had as hard time to
find models as they sometimes have to
find gold. Nude models, mean.
There used to he but two female
models-one great fat woman and
another very thin. For q long time
the Academy of Design fought against
lite class but finally had to give in.
The Cooper Institute school of art still
hold out against the innovation. l
think to propose nude model to Peter
Cooper would be enough of a shock
to cause his death. The Art Students
League has life models, and the
artists find no trouble in getting them
for their studios.
Another hard struggle WAS for lady
artists 10 get models Women who
would pose for men would not pose tor
women. know of an instance OF a
model who always wore a vail over her
when she set for ladies, but took it etf
when she sat FIR men. Her reason for
this was that women would point her
out on the street. if they CHANGED to
meet her, as 'our model while the men
would not think OF her at all.
Models are not necessarily depraved
women Some of the best in this city
are quiet. modest girls, who have been
brought up 10 the profession, as were
their mothers before them, and they
look upon it merely in business light.
They are mostly Germans and Italians.
American models. as a general thing,
come from a lower order of society.
1t is no easy thing to be a model
Try 10 stand in one position for half
or three quarters Of all hour, and see if
you can do it, You would break down
in less than quarter of that time.
Models are allowed rest of twenty
minutes between their sittingS, and
during this time they generally wrap q
shawl about them and retire to another
room. One model | know of is an ex-
ception To this rule. She poses for a
class of ladies, and when her resting
time comes she steps down from the
platform in all the simplicity of Mother
Eve. and rakes the fire and puts on
coal. Then she sits cross-legged on the
edge of the platform and reads story
paper. A friend of mine wanted to
get some private sittings from her; so
She said: L wish you would come to
me after you are dressed, | want to
speak tn you 1t amt worth while
waiting for that. replied the amiable
model, I'll come to you now, and with
tha, she tripped jauntily across the
floor, threading her way IN and out
among the artists without an article OF
clothing on. Il want to have you sit
for me at my studio, what are your
terms for private sittingsT inquired my
friend. little nonplussed. 20. We
won't quarrel about terms, said the
model with jaunty air. But l wish
TO know before hand" insisted my
friend. Well, then said the model
with an indescribsble toss OF her head
fifty cents an haur to ladies and dot
lar an hour to gentlemen, The bargain
was AT once sealed. aud she skippe1
lightly back to the platform, hnmming
q tune.
Not long ago a we'll known and
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With regard to flying machines. in
vestisators are slowly developing the
facts AS to the principle of fight
Nj. Tatin. of Paris. has so far succeeded
IN his silk-winged models as very near.
ly to approximate to the wing motion
of pigeon. He uses compressed air az
. motive power 1t is decided that
long narrow wings are the best, and
the latest model will lift load equal
ing its own weight n. Tatin believes
that he will even reach a formula
which will show definitely how many
foot-pounds per second are necessary
to fly Q given weight.
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A Ga milling Ghost

Among the curious and exciting
legends of the days when California
was FL Dorado. is the following, which
looses nothing in interest because it
has Doetical setting:
THE MIRACLE IN PIzEN GULCH.
In Pizen Gulch in former days.
When placer mining was the go,
shanty of eccentric ways
Swayed with each windblow 10 and
fro,
And leaned against rock. as though
Too drunk TO stand up steady.
Inside the shanty. dark and grim,
-Four miners sat around box,
And poker played, with candle dim,
With flashing eyes, and golden rocks.
With Incidental blssphemy.
At midnight in each players side,
A heart shumpcd once, as hearts, ah
me-
Will ever bump, in wicked pride,
When eyes look into hauds. and see
That likely there is going to be
An interesting episode.
Then grew the pot until knoll
Was piled of yellow, shining gold;
Then smiled each miner in his soul
Each gloating miner. bad and bold
And unused i guess. by dad, | hold
TIE hand that scoops 'em easily
: -Four queens, said A. and laughed with
glee;
-Four kings said b, is what I've got;'
-Four aces drapped to me- said C..
And reached to gather in the pot.
Unto himself said ID, Great Scott!
Four Jacks are naught but vanity
The light barned blue, the air
! thick.
And sulphur fumes spread high and
wide,
For ID was muttering, hard and quick,
Such horrid oaths Is were his pride
Such osths as straight drew to his
side
His dread satanic majesty.
None saw the conner from below,
I Yet saw his handiwork displayed,
For ID put down five Jacks arow-
Diamond. and heart, and club, and
spade,
And one in devlish fashion made,
With cloven foot conspicuous.
Weird horror caused an instant's pau e;
Then scowled three miners. black
/ and fierce,
And ID felt down aud died, because
Their knife blades pierced his breast
aad back;
And B said with final hack,
We amt a counting miracles
The hut is gone; but every night
A ghost stalks where it used to stand
With three red wounds-O, shocking
sight,
With five Jacks in his bony hand,
And says, in voice of stern command.
Give me the pot. and vanishes
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favorite model made her debu. upon
the theatrical stage. playing q leading
role with great deal of promise. 1t
Is not such an uncommon thing as one
might suppose for an artist to marry
his model. know of several instances
where this has occurred. and they made
model wives.
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PUYALLUP ROAD TRAINS.

PUYALLUP ROAD TRAINS.
LEAVE ARRIVE
Tacoms .G.45 A. NJ. Wilkeson 900 A. NJ.
Wiikeson. -. 3:30 p. N. Tacoma $50 P. NJ.
CONNECTIONS.
At TACOMA. with Pacific Mail Steamships for
Victoria and San Francisco. aud with Sound
Steamers tor Seattle. Steilacoom, Olympia, and
eli points on Puget Sound.
At Lake View. with Stage for Steilacoom.
At Tenino, with Stages for Olympia.
At Kalasna with o. s. N Co.'s boats for Port
land and all points on the Columbia river.
At Portland on Wednesday and Saturday At 6
A. NJ. with steamers for Port Townsend, Victoris,
Nanaimo. New Westminster and Fraser River.
Through Tickets for sale at Principal Offices of
the Company. and at the Office of the o. y. n. Co.
ia Portland, Oregon. 10 Victoria and Seattle, and
via P. VI. 8. 8. Co.'S Steamships from Tacoma,
and .. s. y. Co. and p. G. 8. - Co.'s steamships
from Portland 10 San Francisco.
Through Tickets to Portland, Oregon, for sale
at Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma and Tenino.
8. A. BLACK.
General superintendent.
W WAYNE voGDES,
General Ticket Agent.
W. II. HUMPHREY. Ticket Agent at Seattle.
W.T.. ocwl