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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-19

The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY 4. H. 1877, at same
hour and place, by request of Plaintiffs and Defendants
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson City, April 80, 1877. myI
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range east. to section IS, township %
north, range ) east. was granted h.
Board. and Martin Boyden and Georpe
w Ilbbetts appointed viewers. and F
IL W iii worth. surveyor, to meet De.
eember 81, 1873, and locate said road
according to law.
The name of .Porters Prairie Pre-
einet Was, by order of the Board
changed 10 "Osceo'a Precinct" upon
the petition of F W. Cloudy ard sew.
rntoen other ci,iz-ns and residents a.
forter's Prairie precinct.
pom the petition of Robert Weedin
and others. approved By the County
Superintendent of Common Schools
school District No l was divided and
a new School District formed SIS fol-
lows. viz:
Beginning at tie southeast corner o,
SECTION 10. thence wet to the south
IVES. corner Of s ction Il, thence north
20 the township line. thence east to
Lake Washington. thence south along
the Lake % place If beginning.
Upon the petition CT F. 81. Duvai
others. approved by the Couu'.
superintendent of Common Schools
School D,stric, No. Is was divided and
IA new district formed out Of a trac.
three miles wide, according to U S
survey, cut off from the north end O,
District No Is.
The petition CT c. Ciyner to be sci
IF froui school district No. 6 into
Distric. No. 2. laid over from las,
meeting. was laid ovtr until next meet.
ing.
The Board granted licenses to the
following persons tor the period of siz
months, and approved their bonds. viz
William Fitzpatrick, retail liquor
licen-e. for Newcactle precinct.
a. Phaum, retail liquor license. 70,
Seattle precinct.
John Kennedy. retail liquor license
for Seattle precinct.
Richard Prichard & Frank Frechett
partners. retail liquor license, for Seat
| tie precinct.
George Duffy. grocery license, Seat
tie precinct.
August Hess x Co, grocery license
Seattle precinct.
Louis Jacobs, grocery license, Seattle
precinct.
Y G. August Wolff, grocery license
Seattle precinct.
The application of Jane Berr; for 6
grocery license was rejected
W. p. Smith and Nellie OWNS filed
their road tax receipts with the Audit
or. for their read taxes in 1877, and the
Board ordered the Auditor to canoe
the road taxes Of said Smith and OWN.
on his delinquent road list for said
year.
Board allowed bills CD the County
fond IN the sam of 81, $50 o.. and OF
the Road fund in the sum ct $ll2 20.
| Board rejected the bill OF Aaron Mer
Ger. aud the cost bill in the Territory
Va. Henry Jackson; and the cost bill il
! the Territory vs.. Martin Nelson.
J Board adjourned TO meet on the frs
/ Monday in January, 1879. for the pur.
pose of receiving and approving thu
bonds of the County Officers, elected
November 5th, 1873; allowing bills
considering bridge. road. school. and
any other matter or business appertain
ing to County affairs
NJ. S. BOOTH.
Clerk of Board.
SEATTLE. W. T.. Nov. II. 1878.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world. it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you--yonr unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure You o.
Liver Complaint. or Dyspepsia. with
all its miserable effects. such rs sick
headache. paipitation of the heart. soul
stomach, habitual cosi.iveness. dizziness
Of the bead, nervous prostitution, low
spirits. &c. It's sale now reach every
town on the Western Continent, and
not druggist but will tell you Of it.
wonderful cnros You can buy Sampl.
Bottle for ten CENTS Three doses viii
relieve yol.
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Commissioners Proceedings.


Official report OF the proceedings OF
the Board of County Commissioners,
November term, 1878.
Board met in the Auditors Office.
Monday. November Alb, 1878, at9 a. NJ
Present M. Il. Naddocks. Terrence
O'Brien, Rufus S.earns. Commissioners;
a. S. Booth. Clerk.
inmates of the last regular meeting
of the Board. and of their extra meet
ing held October Sd. 1873, were read
and approved;with tic exception of that
portioa.rela,ing to the prop sition If
Terrence OBrien to settle with the
Treasurer. which WAS objected to by
Mr.. O'Brien, he claiming that said pro-
position was for the Beard. and not for
himself individually.
Board rejected the ropor. of John N
TIL mas and Mason ID. Smith "a major
ty of the viewers) appointed Ia locate a
private road fer Richard Jeifs neross
the land claim now Owned by Hews;;
e Mark. on White river.
The repor, OF w W. Perrigo ct. al
viewers appointed to locate road from
Samam;sh To Newcastle. was accepted.
the road declared county road and or
terei opened according to law.
The petition Of W. l. Weedin et. 81
praying for the location OF - public read
| from Mercrr's addition 10 the city oi
seattle to thu Telegraph road via 81
the old dam at the Quite, of Lake
Uuion, was laid over until the lex!
REGULAR meeting OF the Board.
The PETITION of O. Traeger CT. a.,
praying Tor the appointment Of viewer.
"a locate a road fr.um Janes Boyd's lard
and running south near the township
line. to intersect the county road lie
Stuck Valley. in Pierce county, was
Granted by the Board. and ii Adams
Andrew Washborne aud Robert Ora
ham appointed viewcrs.and + ii. Whit
w.rth surveyor. to meet Noyenhsr IS
1878. and locate said rad according Z
law.
The pe,ition of John Darmer ct al.
nr.vina for . county road from Squal
Creek, in section q. township % rosta
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o,.sprerTY.-From various sources

o,.spseITY.-From various sources
barn that our sister city aero s the
.,sas.ins (walla Wslla) is enjoying
.,.o,rity, and making bold strides in
: es rsy Of progress. New buildings
aeiug erected in all parts OF the
\, !" fast as material and labor can
'.ohtsined. Nearly all the lumber OBJ
Enable is green, and building is re-
risd thereby. Most of the flooring
q there is imported from Portland.
ssssd Or flooring. ready to lay. costs
!, Portland 800 per thousand feet,
lille it costs s2l per thousand feet to
an,port it to the railroad depot in
Il city. Several hundred thousand
a Isve been imported during the
a.. Hundreds of thousands Of shingles
i've also been shipped from Portland
b Walls Walls at an enormous expense
isdng the past year; as many Is thir-
rthousand arriving there in a single
h. Let the Seattle aud Walla Walla
l.ilrosd be pushed on across the
,untains and we will trade our lum
b. coal and shingles for that valleys
rsin and beef, and the result will bt
Iseral prosperity and happiness
sDughout the entire Territory. A
fila Walla paper, in speaking Of thi:
Ster, says: Give US a railroad over
smountains and shingles will come
nj it by the millions"
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LEWIS County RETURNS. - There
hing no newspaper p b ished in Lewis
uanty, the resnl. OF the recent election
that county has been rather tardy
bout being made public. Majorities
safe given to the following: NJ Cation.
AT Tallis. Rep. Councilman. 3: c p
lu'n, Dem, Representative, II; H j
eooss, Rep, Auditor. 421; j Urquhart.
70 Treasurer, %; II G Shorey, Rep.
sHf. .; Geo Young. Rep. W II Nc
lA Rep. and T W Newland. Dem.
0anssicners; j 4 Newland. Dem,
AssnR, 90; H M Stcarns. Rep. Sur
w4,Sl; DR. Herndon, Rep, Coroner,
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BIC CH.EF.-The Indians of the
|hysllup Indian reservation held al
action last week for the purpose of
slecting one brave out Of their num-
liza for head chief on the reservation.
they did the voting in the regular Bos-
10 style. Judges. clerks, inspect ,rs.
&C., we're selected out IF their better
iutasad young men. The two candi-
asss for the high office were Wash.
uho announced tn the tribe that he
va . Republican, and Sitweil. who
claimed to have Eeen life long and
Consistent Democrat. The following
officers were chosen to conduct the
slection; Inspector, John Flett; Judges,
Spoit aud Napoleon /; Clerks. Peter c.
aanup and N. Ksutz. Wash, Rep,
received 81 votes. aud Sitwell, Dem.
u. The whole affair was carried on in
sstraight for ward. business-like man
str. The election is said to have been
sfair enc and there was no attempt at
tulldozing. or trying fraudulency 10
AIRY either party into power.
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mt IyfRLLIGENegR,
november 10. 1878.


=, Coon Tie An'iefron 5
sssD s.s At MaddOcss' wharf j, is
'I''''s Considerable comment I'd !. f six
ssns = chat old steamer. aud 1t has
,ssernin . . she must be rotten. on
- ss'' g her s age. The following fact
supt o NC the contrary, however;
p 90. .s'es years ago. when eighteen e,
sas ' ~ she was hauled mp on the
80 o ~. cit, to be re- coppered and
|sF'ia w. Her timbers were foand
nsonud and strong that Or. At
| pk |" 81 - Portland, then sojourning
gsaD, = oity procured pieces Of be-
., o. and other timbers, which were
,ssslDg, s Centennial exhibition At
d 2 s.,a hi BY that gentlemau. with
1900 ..neut of their age aud use, for
ss oo.e of demonstrating the
y Pl lI,,v Of our fir timber for ship
~ nnrooses. Slice that time the
,' s'.ea bss done but little work. and
, Y n sl,e looks rough and old. yet.
~ 4 - necessary repairs she will be
= Z. - perform many a good days
~ -. for her owners. Mr.. VIII
e.. ~, viii not start in 20 repair her
iii sssai..e'y, but will await orders
4
hsr owners, Messrs. Finch u
-. She was built at Portland
- twenty years ago.
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Ran. CHANCE FOR Busr NESS.

RARE CHANCE FOR BUsi NESS
Pi,kham & Sake, proprietors of the
large elathing establishment, on the
corner Of Commercial sni Washington
streets, have concluded to retire from
bus,ndss on account If I'll health. and
they otfer their entire stock and fixtures
TO any larlies who desire TO en-
rage in q first class business. at a great
bargain. Their store is si'usted in one
ef the bess locations in Seattle. ard the
firm are aoing u good, steady ba-iness.
Any enc can get the Who'll. stoek. fix
tarss AMI business On the essisst and
moss liberal terms By calling at the
store. or corresponding with the firm.
oct30d&wtf
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To cure the diptheria thoroughly
swab the back Of the mouth and throat
with wash made thus: Table salt.
tao drachms; black pepper. golden
sal. nitrate Of lotash and alum. one
drachm each; mix and pulverizs. put
into tea cup. which half ill with
boiling water. stir well. then fill up
with good. vinegar. Use every half
hour. and then every first second and
{ urih hour thereafter. As recovery
progresses the patient may swallow a
little every time. Apply one ounce
each of spirits of turpentine, sweet oil
and aqua ammonia. mixed every four
hours to the whole Of the throa. and TO
the breast bone, keeping flannsl to the
parts To take u little sulphur is neces-
sary. and rub with carbolic acid the
face AMI arms. JACOB CALLER.
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"Vindication."

W. ID. Cation wa. very quick to PIT
tie coat on" My card of thanks was
not ereeptional, but included all voters
in the County, and hence there is no
room for idition The ,o. rs of Mil
ton understand This. and Mr.. Cation
cannot crawl out Of his coat over their
sbo.l !ers. Mr.. Cation rolf, SIS TO be
Democrat Before l ever saw the
man. he had pledged himself to bis
most intimate friends in Seattle to do
all that he ,onld in leg t:mste way
to secure my election. He sold thorn
all out. At ten o'clock in the night OF
November 9Th. he was in printing
Office of this city. working from the
press with his own harGs aud feet
Mood red tickets. headed Milton Ticket
containing my opponents ram" for Au-
ditor. He also had printed tor printed
them himselD blood red cards. about a
foot long aud four or five inches wide.
containing these dictatorial words. Vote
the Red Ticket" These cards were
posted up in the store window, about
the mill aud at the place Of voting,
"VoTE THE RED TICKET" VOTE
THE RED TICKET" met the eye on
every corner. was at Milton on the
morning of the 9Th, and was told tina,
Mr.. Cation was running the election,
aud that it would go about rs he die
tated. The returns from Milton, now
on file in the Auditors office show that
every man on the blood red ticket hut
two, received large majority at Mil
ton. All understand the feelings oil
laboring men towards those in author
over them. My objection is simply te
Mr.. Cations dictational cards Is
NJ. 8. BooTH.
Seattle. Nov. ! 8. 1878.
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CHAIRs.-We have to thank our
nng.tiue friend. E. B. Pressy. for the
present. Of . pair of his superior spike
ualfs, with oaken frames, and raw
noe woven bottoms. A more comfort
.0le or durable chair is not manufac-
nfed, and none are better Of the kind
van those manufactured by Mr.. Pres.
z q his maaufactory in Tumwstcr,
y. l, where he always keeps a large
supply on hand.
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Broke Dows.-A dispatch was rc

BROKE DowS.-A dispatch was re-
ceived here yesterday mornir q that the
steamer Libby hal broke down at
Penns' Cove. near Port Townsend
The Ati'c wss nEs, dT,tely dispatched
to her Rescue, with orders to bring up
the Passengers and mails. and tow tn.
Libby up if possible. She starte.i at
ten O'Clock yestesday morning on her
mission.
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ouR WEEKLY. - The WEEKLY Is.
akLLIGENcER, which cones frcm the
p'ess This afternoon, is just the paper to
Una 10 your friends 10 the East aud to
yep Tor future reference. 1t contains
sae usual amount of interesting matter,
Ses'des being the only paper on the
sound containing satisfactory and COM
plsse election returns.
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New PoLE-The Seattle Fire Com
pany had flag pole placed over their
engine house in thi, city yesterday.
from which the stars and stripes will
hereafter Haunt on appropriate occas-
ions.
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ANOTHER SCHOONER The following
item is from the San Francisco Alta of
the 9Th: The schooner Leii.ia has been
laid on III Chas. II. Wells lire, Tor al
pots on Puget Sound. She cammrnc-
es loading Tomorrow at Mission street
wharf
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SHiPPISG.-On Wednesday arrived
in San Francisco-the Fores, Ole IN.
from Seattle; Northwest, from Por,
III 'dis1n, and Rainier. from P,rt Carr
Bile. Same day sailed the Eliorado.
for Seattle. aud Catherine SUDDEN. fer
Port Townsend.
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CALL on J. A. McPHEE for Cigars,
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery BE keeps
the best supply in tie city and sells a;
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied a. either wholesale or retail
Stand in s. Kenny merchant tailoring
establishment, Commercial street. Sc
attie, y. T. myl7 DIFF
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'oSvaLgseENr.-We are pleased 10
s4A0uace that Mr. SAKE. junior PAR,
" Pinkham & SAKE. of tbs city. is
~. .ap;dly recovering from a severe
OF dlptheria. from which h. has
s'nering for some weeks past.
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sok SuRBER's pile driver having
sh'sled driving piles along the face OF
's''sfs wharf was yesterday morning
Aaa - the mouth of the river. where
! ~ = VIII be driven for psrtits logging
= that vicinity.
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aHE tug Favorite towed the ship Re
sa'0a out into the stream last evening.
pt Curtis says it is bis intention 10
$ % SEA with his ship this morning.
~ nary Glover took the place of the
Asunson at the coal wharf.
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WALLA WALLA.-The entire Repub-
lican ticket was elected in Walla Wall.
county, except Sheriff. Assessor, Pro-
bate Judge and one member of the
Legislature.
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DIED.-On Wednesday afternoon oc-
cured the death of W. II. Newell. the
veteran journalist of WalIa Walla.
editor and proprietor of the Statesman.
Mr.. Newell WAS about sixty years of
age.
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THE Z. NJ. G.. A. meeting this even
ing is at the NJ. e. Church at I o'clock
Mr.. j. I. Martin will conduct it, and
Rev. Mr.. Mower will preach. The
subject is, " Young Men-their Special
Temptations.
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4as WaNa W LA stitmaa says. co
is.'o, tons t grain ha cen ship
nom the dept and that is not
= ne grain 10 he valley.
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RETURNS FROM WHITMAN. - The
Union say. Whitman county gave
Brents 1919 majority. and 500 fer the
Constitution.
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SIC SEMPER SALERATUS. -Notwith-
standing the excitement about the ad.
mission of our Territory into the Union,
the celebrated AIR GUN at the Ceh.en-
nial Saloon still bits the bulls-eye every
time. Dennis KearDey to the contrary
notwithstanding.
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FINrsHED.-Rspairs on the little tug
Phantom have been completed, and she
is again ready for service looking as
neat AS pin.
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To PARTIES. w H Davis offers the
use Of ms Marcy's Sciopticon to those
wishing to give parties or soc;ables dur.
ing the winter season, ct reasonable
terms. Address
n6.2w ". II. DAVIS.
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~ Charley Keil. of the Saddle
Rock Restaurant, Commercial street. is
constantly receiving the largest and fin
est favored oysters ever offered for sale
in this city. Orders from q distance
promptly filled in every style.
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MsG.-Rsy. D,vd fires will
q LAConner Sunday rext, morn
sd evening".
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~ THE Fountain Beer Hall, Front
street, next to the North Pacific Brew
cry. Is the largest and finest in the city
All kinds OF Beer. Ale and Porter for
sale. Lunch from nine to one O'Clock
every day; also. fine lunches to order
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SHERMAN HYDE s. Co. Pacific Coss.
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and STANDARD Organs. For Sheet
Music ard Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN. HYDE & Co.
aug3l-dawly Fan Francisco
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FRESH OYSTERS served at the Mai
son Dorec from this date.
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For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread
60 to Pliers.
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OccIpESTal IioTEL. At VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail To stop at the Occidental Hotel. It
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is IRE proof; has good accom-
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any home in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
WIN. JExekx.
Wharf street, Victoria, r. c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE. March 81. 1873.
Cotton dnll and heavy. MiddlinR, 10. 0pi0hc.
Flour steady and hrnl, with tle demand mostly for
medium aud low grades. HowRrd-street and Western
snperinc, ~ Soni2i; do. extra, 5000 %; do. family,
0aG 80; Cry Mills superinc, % 1904: 40. extra, - 81
OBJ; do Rio brands 20 2S@6 50; Paiapsco fnmy,
whent-southern quiet and firm; Western n shade
nrmer. Southern rcd 81 2Ggl 30; do. amber, 81 81;
Pennsylvania red, 2Sdt 10; No winter red West
ern, spot, q 81: April IL % May, 81 SlGIi an.
Corn-SOuthcrn firm Tor white ana easier for yellow;
Western iIlry active and firm. southern white, 5ic;
do yellow, 5Jc; Western mixed spot, So, jsC April
Shet6Stc May, ia5tGci June. a. @J5c.
Oats steady and firm. Southern, 2bCt3Dc; Western
white, SoGIJ7c; do. Mixed $50 Sc; Pennsylvania, 81
CSC.
Rye quiet and firm at 626GGtc.
Hay dull and heavy. Prime Maryland and Pennsyl-
vniIia Single
Provisions quiet and unchanged. with fair Jobbng
tTade Butef-Choice quiet and barely steady; choice
Western roll n.s &c; do. packed, 2iGgs,c.
Petroleum dull and nominal at iiJsdIl,Sc for re-
fined.
No
sugar active and ST rong at OJ,6(03.c.
Whisky dull at q OJGl 0aii.
ReceiptS-Flour, $500 bbls: wheat % 900 bu; corn
. $500 bu oats, 5000 bu
shipments-Wheat $1,000 bui corn 1900 bu.
Freighs To Liverpool quiet. Cotton, per steam, esd
hoIr, Is; grain, sgDl4d.