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cLALLAM corNrr.

CLALLAM COUNTY.
Neah Bay, New Dungeness, Port Angeles,
PyshL
CLARKE.
Battle Ground, Brush Prairie, Fourth Plain.
Martins Bluff, Pioneer. ~t1uglton. Union
Ridge. Vancouver. WashOuEal, Fern Prairie.
La Center, Hayes, laicolla-
cHEHALIs.
Cedarvflle. Chchalis Point Elma. HoquIam
Moute,inu, Uakville, Satsop, Sharuu, summit
coLUNHIA.
AIpowia, Bnriss,yiile. DAYTON. romcroy, Tux
anon. Anuetta. Central Ferry, Atreu-o.
CowLrIz
Castle Rock, Freeport, Kalama. Lower Cow
lifz Monticello, ut. Coffin, Oak Point, Pekln
silyerlake, Coweeman1 Olc4ua.
ISLAND.
Coupeviiie, Coveland, Dusaily, Utsalady,
Oak Hsrhor.
JEFFERSON.
Port Discovery, Port Ludlow, Port Townsend
KING.
Back River. Dwamish. Fall CITY, Seattle.
slaughter, Snuqualmy, Squack, White River,
CLerryNailey Novelty, Milton, ,O.ceola, Renton.
KIrsAP.
Port Blakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison,
Port Orchard, Seabcck, Tecklit.
FL1CKTrAT.
block House. Columbus. Goldeudule. KIicki-
tat. White salmon, Biakely, Fuida, Klickitai
Landing.
LEWIS.
Aigernon. Boisiort, Chehalis Claquato. Cow
litz, Glen Eden, Little Falls, Meadow Brook,
Messy Rock, Napavine, Newaukum- SkoOkum-
chuck. silver Creek, Wiulock, Nasello.
MASON.
Arcadia, Ligbtville Oakland, skokomish.
PACIFIC.
Rruceport. Brookheld, ,Euappton, Oysierville,
Riverside south Bend. Unity. Woodward's
Landing, Bay Center Lake View, south Bend,
uwaco.
Flhi. Franklin, lake View. New Tacoma,
PuvaIlup. Steilacoom City7, Tacoma, Alder
town. Carbon, Acton, summer, Muck, Wilke-
'''' - sAS JUAN.
san Juan, Topaz, Orcas, East sound, Friday
Harb0r.
sSoHoNIsH.
CenierviIle. Lowell, Mukuteo, snohomlsh
Tulallp, Park Place, StamwO0d-
sKAMANIA.
Cascades, Collins Landing.
srEvENs
Crab Creek. -Four Lakes. Fort CoIvilie. Hang
mans Greek Pine Grove, Rock Creek. Eosnlic,
spokane Bridge, Spokane Falls Union Ridge,
Walkers Prairie
THURsToS-
Coai Bank, Beaver. Miami Prairie, Olympia,
Tanalquolf. Teuino, Iumwaier' lelm, lnde-
pendence, Key.
wAHKTAKUM
Cathlsmet, Eagle Gin, Skamokaway, Water
ford.
wALLA WALLA
Paiaha Prairie Wsitsburg', Walla Wallae,
Whitman, Wallula.
WHATCOM.
Cedar Grove, Guemas. Ia Conner. Lehmhi,
Tummi. LINDEN. Nootsachk. Point William,
Sarnish. Seahome. Seiahmoo, ship Harbor,
ship Island, SlkagIt. Truder, W Whatcom, FidalgO.
WMTTMAN.
Cedar Creek. Colfax, Evansville, Oweusburg,
palouse Sfeptoe, Union Flat. Walton, Clinton,
Teifchville. Panawana, Pine Creek, Rosalia,
Anaione, Lincoln, Paiaha City, UniOu,own
YAKIMA.
Attanum. Eilensburg, Fort Simcoe, kittitas,
konnowock, Nanum, Pleasant Grove, selah,
aAklns.
'Aonss Order onaces.
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Island Railroad and anxious 10 see it re-
organized; the Poppenhusens are ruined
and their friends who followed them in,
and the Cookies have the start on the
next era Of prosperity, all Of which
proves that business ability is tenn
poral thing, and not matter ofindivid-
uals.
Another case OF alleged shoplifting
has come up before the bar Of public
opinion. Mrs. Ellen Whalen Is the
victim this time. She is the wife Of
labOriDg man, and the mother Of three
little children, who clung to their
mothers dress az she stood weeping at
the bar OF the special sessions to-day,
/ accused Of stealing an accordeOn valued
! at eighty cents, from the bazar Of Julius
| Erich, Eighth avenue. Detective Sis
son, employed by the firm, first told his
story, how be saw the woman take the
! accordeon, secrete il, and hastily leave
the store. He arrested her, and found
/ the ACCORDION upon her person. Mrs.
/ Whalen then protested her innocence,
and declared she had bought the ac-
cordeon, together with pair of mittens
for the little girl, and rendered in pay
ment dollar bill. She produced In ev-
idence the receipts. The check was
given her by young lady from whom
she made her purchases, and who, it was
ascertained, had since been discharged
/ from her place in the store for refusing
to appear against the prisoner. Mrs.
I Whalen said she was dragged into the
basement Of the store and choked and
kicked by the Jealous Sisson, who called
her thief and accused her Of stealing
the musical instrument When Mrs.
Whalen produced the receipt check,
signed by the clerk for the ACCORDION,
the excitement in the court could with
difficulty be controlled. The prisoner
counsel Indignantly demanded her ac-
quittal, and her landlord, who had given
bail for her appearance, added his testi-
mony as TO the integrity Of her character
and her simple, kindly nature. Thecourt
pronounced instant acquittal, aud the
courtroom rang with the cheers Of the
spectators.
The marked feature Of New York to-
day is to be found in her rapid transit
Trunk lines, elevated twenty feet above
the pavement, have trains that whir
! businessmen who live out even int
Harlem, down to the Battery in les.
than an hour. They are something
more than a convenience, they are lux
uries. And to accomplish this some o
the best aud most important streets o
New York have been seized upon by
private companies and gravely injured
if not utterly ruined by them. They
darken the streets, frighten horses, an,
render life @ burden by their ceaseles
roar. And yet there is no compensation
and no relief. Yet we boast of our per
feet government, aud the security giveI
to life, limb and property. There is NJ
other people on the earth who woul,
r submit to such an outrage, nor is Their
= government that would permi
such an usurpatiou. AUGUST
= New York, December 80, ISIS.
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VIII my spirit wing It's flight
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order TO wind up "a clock whose weather
beaten face is seen as the house H.
approached; il was made by his own
hands, and is a very Ingenious thing,
looking, when shut, like "a square rod.
The room and bed he died la, the jail
wherein he confined his slaves, aud his
wine cellars are well preserved; but the
tunnel, by means Of which he escaped
the British in 1872, is now nothing
more than a hole IN the ground, with a
few bushes growing around as If 10 bide
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filled out every line of derelictiop
we have limned.
But there is worse and more of
it. If the Constitutional Conven.
ton of the State of Pennsylvania,
for instance, should assemble for
its proper work; and, while maxi
ing Philadelphia separate COM
monwealth, to all inten.s and pur-
poses, should yet arrange for a
compact and controlling rep.
resentation from Philadelphia in
the Legislature which framed the
laws for the rest of the State, such
Constitution would not only be
beaten, but the rural members OF
such q Convention would have to
exercise infinite finesse to save
them selves from being ridden on a
rail. Yet Philadelphia las only
about a sixth of the population of
Pennsylvania, while San Francisco
has considerably more thar third
of that of California.
We therefore have the infamy OF
the California Constitutional Con-
vention enhanced just one hundred
per cent. 1t remains to be seen
whether our people, without the
violence and fermentation which
would be evoked in the East by
such constitutional antics, will
have the common sense to record a
spirited repu liation of an indefen-
sible Conventional record.
Who doubts that they will do so.
Emphatically, not We.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-27

OUR esteemed contemporary, the
Express, has much TO say about sup.
posititious and purely conjectural
bargains between Gov. Irwin and
other distinguished Democrats as
to who should occupy certain Off
cial positions which, in regular
course. would fall into the arena of
political contention. We suspect,
however, that our contemporary
C annot establish the fact that Gov.
Irwin, or any of his friends, has
ever conspired TO make vacancies.
This can be said, however, of the
late Constitutional Convention of
California, which, as nearly as we
di scover, made up its mind, with a
Medusa fixity of purpose, to vacate
every office in the State. Having
outlin ed this comprehensive pro-
gramme, with some dilatorlness, it
adjourn ed and went home to cap
ture every office it had made void.
There is an infinite comp exity of
minute and invisible lines of per-
son al ambition, which enclose the
State of California to-day, all radi.
ating from the late Constitutional
Convention. We are afraid that
these lines interlace each other at
very sharp angles, and that there
will be trouble when it comes to
assigning the spoils of office. There
will be a secondary and far more
material "ruction" when it comes
to bringing the people to ratify
these Constitutional compacts.
Yea verily!! All of which recalls
the touching lines, Il never loved" "
| etc.
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One Msiiyn Feature .r L..

If the members of any Constitu-
tional body in the Eastern States,
who had been limited to sessions
of one hundred days, at $40 day,
(the average certain earnings OF
some of them being 50 a day or
under), had protracted the sessions
fifty-seven days beyond the time
allotted, and had returned to their
constituents with scrip in their
pockets for extra time-back, or,
rather, forward pay to the amount
OF $50 each-the people would
have at once reached the conclu-
sion that persons who could juggle
with right in that manner would
make q very poor Constitution,
and their bantling would be damn
ed from that very moment, ire.
spective of its consideration by
sections. A stream can rise
no higher than its source, and the
masses would reason that delegates
who could acquit themselves ofsuch
. shyster performance would be
very apt to make shyster Consti-
tuition. Disregarding the processes
Df Induction by which such con-
,lusion could be legitimately
irawn, the late Constitutional
OF California exactly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-27

ing of the citizens against Captain
Brown. A file of marines were
sent ashore on the 1lth to search
Hoochenos for stills. One was in
operation, but four hidden in
houses were destroyed. Everything
is quiet. Captain Brown left a
large supply of provisions for the
poor and arms enough for the fight
ing population, but they are scat
tered too far apart for efficiency,
being unable to get more than
twenty together at one time. The
town looks like place besieged.
The citizens are unable to pursue
their daily avocati" ..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-27

l SUFFERED FOR SEVERAL YEARS FROM
Asthma and from some Affection of the
Throat resembling Bronchitis. After
spending great deal OF money on yari.
Gus medicines, with no material beneft,
in March last, on the recon- m endatio on
OF Mr.. Il. Peters, of this place, obtained
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant. After taking
two bottles of this remedy, found myself
so much relieved that continued taking
1t until used seven bottles, and by this
time my symptoms had all disappeared
and have every reason to believe my
self cured.-W. Badin, Catsprlng, Austin
county, Texas.