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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25
A lady'S Wish,

"Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear and
soft as YOURS said lady to her friend. "You
can easily make it so," answered the friend.
'sHow," inquired the first lady. "By using Hop
Bitters, that makes pure, rich blood and bloom
ing health. 1t did It for me, as you observe"
Read of it.-CdsS9 Bulletin.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

CARLYLE and Tennyson are both great
smokers and dyspeptics.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

BISHOP HESDRICKEN, of Rhode Island,
says he can always tell when poor
family is having funeral by the long
line of hired hacks.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

HUSBANDS travel too much alone, says
the New York Herald.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

THE Tichborne claimant will receive
his release from prison next year, and
60 to lecturing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25
TIMELY TOPICS.

The ears ofParis are tickled with the
telephone.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

Miss EDMoNIA LEWIS, the sculptor, has
sailed for Europe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

GENERAL YNIzUEz, the Cuban patriot,
nas arrived at Jacksonville, Fla, where
he will rest snort time.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

WE notice by the market reports that
dead hogs are active, whisky steady,a
butter stronger.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

In Paris the Seine is frozen over, an
event which has not occurred before
since 1861.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

Senator Conkling to accompany him,
but the Senator was compelled, on ac-
count of business engagements, to de-
cline.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

REV. TALNIAGE and the Brooklyn Pres
bytery are yelling liar, " you're anoth-
err" etc, at each other.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

THE wife of Judge Pain, of the Cleve-
land county court, has left him to be.
come a variety actress. He was go and
she 20 when they married, five years
ago, and he took her to q rich home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

Give a girl long eye-lashes and small
hands and she will put up with No. 6
feet, and marry all around curly
headed girl wearing ones and half.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

The engagement is announced of Mr.
Hamilton Fish, Jr., to Miss Mann, oi
Troy. sister of Francis n. Mann, Jr.,
who represented that city last year in
the assembly at ALBANY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-25

STEALING a SO horse cost Colorado
man bis life, although he had been
tried and acquitted five different times
for murder.
, 1879-04-21
THE WAYS AND MEANS.
FIGURING FOR TIE cHAIRMANsnlr,

Ebtt1Gk AkFpA&EH 70 1Hb 4fttHHE-
WAsn1HoTos, D. e., April to.-Fernaudo
Woods, position as Chairman Of the Wars atl
Means Committee is not assured. He holds the
Chalrtnansh!p by vtrtuo OF tho Speakers up
polntu1ent, unless the Committee statl ttsclf
elect different Chairman, This plan has not
been abandoned. 4 Democratic authority says:
Without exception the Democratic members OF
the Committee exceedingly like service under
Mr. Wood, und would be very eIad to elect sfr.
J. Randolph Tucker, who stands second on tho
Committee, In his place. 3fr. Wood has been
pretty thoroughly frightepep, and has lad con-
fcscnccs with his nssociates for tile rurposc Of
establishing 4armony, mud Of prevailing upon
them not to deprive hitn OF hls ChntrmanshIp.
Not being OF sufficiently friendly terms with Mr..
Morrisun 10 communicate with tint Gcntleman
personally, he sent M ambassador to him
With trIendly orcrtures, but Mr. Morrison does
not regard Mr.. Wood Us friend whose friend
ship is worth having, ut,d therefore rejects them.
The members arc deferred. however. from elect
Ing tlleir own Chairman BECAUSE, Wcro tlcy to
do so. they would TO still moro tampcred on the
floor cf the House bv tiib hostility Of the Speak
CT, who would undoubtedly resent u,e inter-
ference with his appointment. Slr. Wood can
be removed at Gny time, however, aud must
govern himself carefully It lie would retnEn his
position. lIG intended to remove tt,e Commit
scc clerks, but the Democratic members he1d D
meeting, aud informed him that tho clerks must
le retained.
, 1879-04-21
TROOPS AT THE. POLLS.
SENATOR HEREFORD coNHEcrEp.

HHfctHt DNni{th to 1he 1Y1otsTt.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April ,20.--Scnator
Blaine, in his great speech on thc Army bill, tho
other day, challenged any Democratic Senator
present to stno that he hatl ever seen Fclcrnl
troops used to interfere With voters at thu puls.
TiIcruupOn, Ccrro Gordo Williams, Ut KEN
tlckr, aA 1ieroiord, VI West Virginia. rose ,.,,sl
claimed to hayu been personal witnesses to slcll
Interference. Gen, Williams waa however,
compelled to admit tint the interference he saw
consisted in the atac!s!nE OF arms Of soldiers IN
public Square at an election held III the tronbc-
somo l,ordcr-State Ut Kentucky, morr than IL
rear before the War ended. Senator
Hereford Insisted, however, that, aftcr the
War, he had seen, IN Wcs; Virginia,
Federal soldiers Interfere with citizens ut ttls
polls. But now comes Il West Vtreinta Journal
Ist, editor Of the Washington LtpabAe, Drisbin
Walker, who rays; "Scnntor Hereford made
curious mistake in hts statement that l,o Ind
seen suldicrs at the polls In West Virginia, III
1870. III tlIAt year there WIS but ono company
Of soldiers III Tic State. They belonged to the
Third Artillcry, and had Dccn sent from Fort
Marshal III taking possession Of a
large tract Of lAud IN ono OF The
back counties. At tho time Ut the election tlis
company WIS located nt Charleston, AMI
rccollcct very well that I'LL order was issued
that llley should not 70 uear tl,v polls Aturc-
over, II rccolltrt right, two out u! three Ut
tic officers cuult,allinE tlle company Wcru
Drtnoerats. I'lr troops were not used nt ihc
su mrscl' as suggested. esuutor Hereford will
h4yp to rctfavt,h
, 1879-04-21

Sptetai Dtsratch Ia 1ae Tribune.
WAsu1xcToS, D. G., April 20.-Tle Rcpub-
lIcnns Of the House having concluded to inter-
pose no further obstacles to t1lr introduction of
bills, tic flood Of tnchoate legislation viii be let
loose tomorrow. Every Cotlgress wttc1, has
lntcly assembled l1as outdonc its predecessor In
thu Introduction of bills, a1l tue present. il the
anxiety Of its members Is any Indication OF Gu
pacfty for this sort of thing, will outdo even tic
last. One temptation for the Introduction OF
private bilIRhas been removed by Il change OF
the rules. It has long hcen custom
yato bills which they never intended
to puah to pass, but simply that they might
be ablc to send to those interested ia suclt
measures printed copies Of them, and thus give
cvldcncc Of tlscir diligence In bcl,nlf Of tllcir
constituents. According to the now rutc, no
pirate bill that hus been printed by order OF
previous Congress- WILL now BE- presented until
reported upon by a committee.
THE DEBATE
on the Legislative Appropriation bill ID the
House this week Will bo very largely witt, tic
history Of past elections in New
York City, mud with the efforts tl.at
hare been mnde under tic Election law
to prevent frhudn. str. FRYE, who, Us a noul-
ocr OF thc Committee Of the last Congress
which visited New York nntl investigated tfts
subject, became very famIllor With IT, Inns gutn-
cred d remarkable array ot. facts, which le
will usc III 4 spccch which he In.
tends to make. Gen. Garfield Will also speak.
1t is reported that Senator ConklIng iutc.,ds to
make a speech Gu the proposed rspeal Ut the
Election faifs.
, 1879-04-21

neplorahlo Conduct Of tho Persons In
trusted with tho Care und Retention Of
Those Unfortunntes.
Apeefdf Di&pd.ch to TIE Tribune.
CoLuABus, O.. April 20.-Thc decentralization
existing At the Athens Insane Asylum has crc-
ated widespread alarnl for thc safety Of the
unfortunate inmates ut the institution. The III
vestigatlon OF the last week by tho board OF d.
rcctors resulted In the most disgusting display
OF whitewash oycr Witnessed In the statc, while
tho charges of opluM-cating und drunkenness
made against the cx-Confedcrato suporiuteud-
cut were clearly established, and that dcbauclcry
existed to an alarming extout, not only nmong
tic subordsuates, but tie officials them
selves. The Democratic board OF Trus-
tees closed their labTa by dcman1-
Assistant Physicians who 'had made charges
against the Superintendent. As u result Mr.. j,
u. Woodarl ftJayhawkcr" Of The Cincinnati
Enquirer, was set upon ti nlgang ot hoodlums
count OF his alleged exposu.a Of tho utter tIe-
tnoraIzatIon which existed. Yesterday all tlc
employees who had testified hdyerscly 10 tho Su-
pcrlntGndant were DISCHARGED, while others,
tuition. leaving somc Of tic most dangerous pa-
ttcnts In tho Asylum with no,nttcndnilts Or pro-
tcctiun. It Is feared the inn1atcs viii
n'akc brcak fur frecdum, having become
GASllEu nk C0tupsEkH NATURALIZATION, A DEL
egati0l Ut citizens from Athens are cxprctei1
here Tomorrow to petition tIla Legislature to at
ot.co ordrr searching investigation. In sum-
ming up his report "Jaylawiser 3" SAYS: "Co.n-
ptete nlll thorough reorganization ia dcuauded,
alId that speedily. Every day's delay on tho
pnrt OF tho Legislature is criminal. Every
employe, subordinate. at.d ofllc'ul shuu'l
gatiou carried out" lie behaves that, whether
lilo Superintendent be gualty or innocent,
tho t!ays Of Ills usefulness aro at All
end. Thcrs is evidence which will bo
forthcoming al an investigation which will re-
lcct most dnnagfnEly on tue mornl characters
Of sotuc Of tho Trustees Themselves which nloy
in tncasuro account for tho wtiituwasE,!t,g al-
mlniatcred tu tic Superintendent. Democrats
are denouncIng the outcome OF their political
Legislation OF ono yeaF ago, wtscn thu cry for
pface resulted In the turning nut Of experienced
ol1lculs, for tllc purpose Of making room for
political pets.
, 1879-04-21

WARRINGTON, D. c., April ll-The political
spcrvtcs In The House to-day wcrs not OF spc.
y,ul iln,orta,,cn ad weru u.t.le u4oyu Tor lloInp
consu,nutIou ttlan for effect upon tho House or
ua1crtra, aIr. l'ricc, of Iowa. in very careful
aud caruest sppecl opposed tlIe rolIttra| ,egjsla-
tion, u,tt1 aEru,g,,ctl ,l,p Democratic rasty Ilo
commented spcgIally UPON thu sueccI Of Black.
burn. wbfth lIo characterized as ,nuoIy. a,,l "A
showiur thu North uluiu]y what Inc Southern
ncopIc intend. steele. of North Caroliuu. us.
icn1ed t,lc South from tho cI,urgcs Of fraud md
outrage. but caught "a Tartar wien he claJ,nsa
tint Fr,c, of Mu!nc, the other ,1ay had sasl l.e
would uxcmnt North Carolina from thu churcc
thut It Ind been
, 1879-04-21
NOTES AND NEWS,
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Ah1' .', aaI.
senator bafns'ao u sasa " ua'e Prepared IN
adverse raport for submission 10 thc Committee
on Military AffaIrs on tl.e question OF thv read.
,u,tmcut OF tle rank of Assistant Surgeons
~, .s,,x h,foro H., ao,'.,e ~ s.,
Wtose names aFe NJ" oe'oFe '1o ecaate LOT coa"
1Ftnation aad 1'e" commissions,
CHEAP AND FRAUDULENT nIvoRoas
, 1879-04-21

Ah1a AZ THEM
LONDON, april CA dispatch from Belgrade
says s,000 scrylan troops, proceeding by force,l
marches, werc expected to reach Kurschurnlt
Monday. Severe lighting is anticipated. The
Albanfnns, whose number Is estimated at up
wards Of 1000. aro divided into two columns,
which have adYanced one within SIX and tho
other within two and half housa' 1nnrca OF tho
ecrvlan frontier, massacro!ng and burning as
they proceed.
1TALrfs EXPLANATIONS
LONDON, April o0.-A dtanatch from Vienna
says 1taly has furnished Austria With satfslac-
tory explanations III reference to the move
mcnts Of the Gnribaldian agttatoss, has lis
patched men.of.war to prevent any landing Of
Garlbaldlans on thu Albanian coast md has H.
etructcd the authorities Of Anrona and Otranto
to keep strict watch on all departures.
TIE TunK1sH VERSION
OF the Kurs11um1i aiEar says IT is merely con-
6tct between The Alohnmncdan Inhabitants Of
Kurshumll and tic Scrvian frontier guards.
Slay account dcclares that the Servtans haze
already Lost forty killed and wounded. The
Altau!ans are insrenching Kurshumtl.
, 1879-04-21
The IllRE.

New OaIEAFs, April 20.-Raccs; extra day;
hurdle race. m!lc-hcats, four hurdles; won BY
Cannon, Vcrdiprls second, Hinton third. Time,
1:53x and 1:b9A.
Handicap. all aRes, mile heats; won by Vir-
gillian, Dluo Gown SECOND. linu, lilo, l:4819.
1:4sH. Blue Gown won the tlrat heat; Essljah
ruled out ntter tho second lieut.,
The mills and a quarter dash was Won by
Keeno Richards. Gabriel second, Auu,o Wheaton
third. Tlne, 2;l84.
, 1879-04-21

KALAMAZOO, Mich., April. c0.-Thu buildings
on the furtn OF Hugh Mckee, d farmer living
aouth Of this place, were all burned yesterday,
Will. the exception OF the house. Grain, 1.-Two
stock, md farming implements Of oil k!nds
wero consumed In tho dames. The loss Ii
81, 000; insurance, $500.
, 1879-04-21
GERM r.
DEAD.

BERLIN, April 20.-Dr. Won strampf, First
President OF the Supreme Tribunal Vi PRUSSIA,
Is dead.
CROWDED MEETING
Of representatives Of textile industries to-day
unanimously protested against tic proposed
protective duties.
HERR BuCMERt
Secretary to Bismarck, denies that he Intends to
resign.
, 1879-04-21

OFFICE or TttE CHIEF SIGNAL OFr1oEn,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aprtl 2l-1 L.. m.-Iulica.
tIons-For Tennessee. as'd tic Ohio Wiley uuu
Lalto region, rising followed by stationary or
falling barometer, slightly warm northeast to
southeast wlnus, clcar followed by partly
cloudy weather.
For tllu Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
sourl Valeyst falling barometer, warmer south
cast to suuthwcat wlnds, cluudy wcatler, ntll!
numerous snit,s, followed in the western nor
tols by cooler westerly winds, md possibly rls-
Ing barometer.
LQpAL oH4knYAT,oxs,
, 1879-04-21

Craphrd him to como up and use his Influence
with bis race tu prevent further stampede Ut
1aborcrs. Promises VI protection anil pllnfsE,-
ment uf thu rioters of last fall nru mat]r. md,
enttsifcd, lie lett for hoino last hight. tn the
Natc'Irz, TO pfead with bls patishloncrs to re.
main ut home,
, 1879-04-21

At FREDERICKSBURG, QUE.
FRELroltsuuR0. Que, April 2u.-Lansbcre's
general store. Masontc-IIall, aud ad|accut build
tugs burned last night. Loss, s30,0 600.
, 1879-04-21
0HI7t1ARY.

LouiaylLLE, Ky.. Aprii 2o-Ds. Thomas E.
Jenkina, oue Of the best ku0wu sclentIsts Of sAls
city died toug4t.
, 1879-04-21

RELATIONS WITH AUSTRIA.
CoNaTANT1NorLB, April 20.--The Sultan las
ratified tue Novi Bazar Convention with thu
AuRtrfaps.
NEGOTIATIONS.
PARIS, April 2o.-Tho Parlsh Journals pub
iish a long Coustantluople Telegram, explaining
tho schcme for prolohSatton Of the Interim
ern Roumella proposed by Englpnd TO the Porte
Us d substitute for mixed occupation. It shows
that Russia bas accepted the main points OF the
scheme, but objects to the Turkish occupation
Ut Ichtiman. proposed BY England, md desires
that the Turkish occupation, OF Bourgas he de-
forrcd until tho completion Of the Russian
evacuation,
, 1879-04-21
'PRfCE FIVE CENTS.

of business On The 18th Of 1une tho offer alreddy
made for the per cent honda sufficient to cover
tho 10.40 bonds then outstandlng II any, will bo
Accepted.
Tho Departments circular Of March u and 20,
1870, 4s1 modified accordingly.
SHIFTED FOR EUROPE,
New YomH, April t9.-Tcn million Of the 1
per cents were shipped &o-day for Europe.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-15

UNION CITY.-A gentleman who was
up Hoods Canal last week has given US
an account OF Union City Of the most
fat:ering character. he suys it is a
beautiful little place, quite as hand
some rs any other On the Sound. or
bandsomer. 1t is so located as to cstch
the rays 81 the sun Mt all hours of the
day winter or summer, and il therefore
warui and cheerful in the highest de-
gree. The place was originated and
bnilt by Mr.. John McReavy. who yet
OWES much the greater part OF the
townsite. Including his own. there are
now seven families there. He keeps a
large general store. has logging camp
adjacent 10 the town. is a leading man
in county aud Territorial affairs, &c.
Once week the steamer st. Patrick
visits the place. The Skokomish Indian
reservation Is four miles dis ant from
Union City; Seabeck about twenty five
miles. aud Port Gamble forty five miles.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-15
TACOMA NOTES.
by - IsrxiIIo-xcn Cn=resyon!er; ]

The steamer Annie Stewar: is still
on the criiiron. She i being rscanl.-
Cd aad the Lui! i. boing painted. 4 be
.caool children got up a surprise party
las. Saturday night a. the residence Of
Mr.. Bacon. on Railroad street All
had y fine time The ladies If NeB
Tacoma have st the ball in motion for
grand celebration on the coming
Fourth Of July. 1, will surely Re q
success Mrs. Capt. Smith is lying
quite i'll 81 her residence. Those in at
tendance on Sunday night thought she
was dying. The y. p. r. X. Cos
piiedriver, that has been building at
the car shops, went into service last
Monday. 1t vii! be used on the road
between 1acoms aud Kalema James
Chiiberg. Jacob Mann, DIR. Bostwick
and Lewis Levin are the delegates
from Tacoma 10 the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows no. in session st Seattle.
Prof Fesster mas just closed sue.
cessful term in penmanship at Tacoma.
He has made many warm friends dur
ing his soiourn with us.
observer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-15

MISTAKEN GENDER. ladies in
this city who had each canary. and
who wanted some young birds. put the
two together month or so ago. The
ladies prepared nice little nest in one
corner of the cage, and for three weeks
watched with the utmost interest the
feeding. billing and cooling, and other
maneuvers of the birds. Nothing
coming OF all this time aud care, and
Judging from other signs not TO be dis.
puted. tie ladies came TO the conclusion
that they had made / mistake in the
gender Of ono OF the birds. and that.
instead of being male and female, both
were males. They were separated ut
once. each returned to his individual
cage, and pledge of secrecy was mu-
tually given. As the story leaked out.
We can only suppose that the birds
divulged it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-15

ARRIVAL OF THE DAKoTA.-The +.
NJ. s =. Cos steamer Dako,s. II. G.
Morse. master. arrived yes, erday after
noon she encountered fresh nor,herly
gales TN the first day out. The Dakota
brought 10 tons Of freight 10 the fol-
lowing consignees: Slorah 4 ca. Sing
er Mfg Co, ) Kenucy, T. Lyle. Tong
Yee Chong. I q Wilson. w Moutgom-
cry. Wa Chons. Wells. Fargo & Co.
Wnddeli &c Miles. WI, Meydenbauer.
W Wus,hoif. w II Pumph:ey. A Hess.
A Pinkbam, A j Brun, A Wolf. Ander-
son & Flynn. Anderson 81 Osbarnr.
Beilingham Bay Co. b Orth, c L
Stone Il Co. c Henley. Craw ford d
Harrington. Cushman & Co. X B Ebey
& Co, L " Johnson s. Co, + A Brooks
+ Wald. F Gasch. Frauenthal Bros, G
Davies. G w Harris. Hall & Pnulson.
Hall Bros. Hess & Miller, II Uhlfe!der,
II Hanson. j Nation, ] w Hunt, j Kee-
nan, J Sullivan. & G. Caches. j NJ
Colman. ] A Gilliland, l. s Rowe, M
ID Bangs. M X M.ddocks,s. Mrs r C
Graves, NJ McAndrews. VI J Carkeek.
W b Inman, Rev 4 w Lode. Schwa-
bacher Bros g. Co. After discharxing
her freight she left for Tacoma.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-15
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

slarshall's wharf is being r' ~: l'y
Jos Surber.
Secure your seats for Friday night.
II. NJ. s. pinatore.
Purser Patten Of the Dakota will &C.
cept the thanks Of this Office for favors
rendered.
Prof. ]. +. Ps.ster's add. will he
found in another column. Read i.
and profit thereby.
Judge r. d. Greene came down on
the Messenger yesterday. Also George
Foster. one of Olympia's boss loggers.
Ship Blue Jacket. belonging 10 p. b.
Cornwall. of San Francisco, will load
coal at Departure Bay for the Bay
City.
Capt. Jack Crawford has gone TO San
Francisco for the purpose Of getting
published 1.-THE Poet Scout" book
Of his own composition and descriptive
Of his own adventures.
In reply to An invitation extended to
General Howard to participate 10 the
Decoration exercises with Stevens Post.
on the goth inst, In this city. the Gem
eral sends the following. Nothing
but official duty keeps me from accept
ing your most cordial invitation"
Capt. Geo. D. Hill and Dexter Tior-
ton will be among tho outgoing passen-
gers on the Dakota. The former goes
on q flying visit to Washington. TO he
gone six weeks. and the latter il del
egate to the Sunday School Conven-
ton. which meets at Yosemite Valley,
Cal. on the Goth instant
Shepard & Gormlcy have the con-
tract for putting another story aud
front on Mr.. Harmon's recently pur-
chased building, adjoining his ho.e,
This enlargement will make the New
England 60 feet front. 100 feet depth
and 100 rooms The new building wilt
be used as bar aud sample room. the
whole of the lower story of thu old
building will be used for = dining
room. The new front will be quite
elegant and will add greatly to the sp-
pearance of Mr.. Harmon's valuable
property. The contract price for this
work is $4,000.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-15
TEE GREAT ENTERPRIsE PRO.
CIR ESsING.
The Yakima Road Company In.
eorpOrated.

At meeting held last night. the
committee appointed to draft articles
Of incorporation for tho Seattle aid
Yakima Wagon Road Company made
their report. and the articles were duly
adopted. The capital stock was placed
at $50. 900, divided into 1900 shares oi
22j each. Mossf1. J. W. George, W.
N. Bell and w. A. Jennings were ap-
pointed committee to solicit subscrip
tions to tho capital stock, and will
probably cali upon each aud all Of our
citizens during the week for their quota.
1t was decided TO raise at least SIC. GOO
before commencing work on tho road
Those who cannot put in money are
invited to contribute either labor or
supplies. or both or Ill. rs they may
be able.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-15
EXTENSION OF THuRsroN COUNT

EXTENSION OF THURsroN COUNTY
RAILRoAD.-Mr ]. P. Judson. Of the
Olympia narrow gauge railroad com.
pany, while in Portland last week in
formed an 0reconian representative
that bis company would send out sur
vsyors - soon - the weather permitted.
to locate an extension Of their route
from Tenino to some point on the Che
halls river. AZ soon a. this extension
Is completed. they will put on light
drsught steamboat and thus have n
through connection from Cheh~lis
Point to Olympia, distance of los
miles. Mr.. Judson speaks encouras
ingly Of the prospects Of tina Sound
country for the coming year.