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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-14

ExcLrsTyKIY TO YHs ryYEILiGRScRR.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

OLYMPIA. Nov. l3.-The following
is an epitoms Of today's Legislative
proceedings:
Bills passed by toe Couucil-An &C.
to regulate actions and proceedings 20
recover as affecting real estate; an act
to restrain the sale Of liquor within
certain limits Of Spoksn. Stevens and
Whitman counties. and IN act to au-
thorize the purchase OF books for the
Territorial Auditor and Treasurer
Bills passed the House-An &C: to
regulate salmon fisheries on the Column
bia river and its tributaries an act
offering bounty for the killing Of wild
animals, an oct to create the office of
Fish Commissioner on the Columbus
river an act to license the taking Of
salmon and to encourage the establish
ment of hatching houses An act for
the relief of the Oregon Steam Nsvi-
cation Company and others; al act
for the relief of Stevens county An act
for the relief Of Klickitat county; an
act appropristing money for immigrs-
tioh purposes; an act establishing .
Territorial road from Quilleuts to the
Straits of Fuca; an act to amend an act
relating to licenses; an act for the re-
lief of Frank Seidel; 40 act for the re-
lief of Mrs L. B. Noble; an act for the
relief of T. II. Reed IS Territorial
Auditor; ap act to amend tie charter
of the city of Walla Wslls; an act to
establish and protect the rights Of mar
ried women; an act ordering the print
ing of the road law; an act to amend
an act in relation to corporations.
In addition to the passage Of all
these bills. memorial was passed
praying Congress to reduce tho price
asked for Government land.
Only one more day remains of
the biennial session Of 1879. Every.
thing progresses finely, end it now
looks as If the House will be through
with all the work before it by noon
tomorrow.
PoRT TOWNSEND, Nov. 13-Schooncr
Winifred. Capt VIM Gilbert. Of this
port. recently went to Victoria with
fnrn produce from the Sound. The
Captain also had other collections to
make for parties here. altogether
amounting to about 5000 Informa
,ior was brough, by the steamer Isabel
to day that the Captain had placed
his schooner under tho English flag,
and had received on board sal. aud
provisions with the intention of cruis-
ing up north. Parties interested left
for Victoria to day to secure payment.
Schooner Carrie Hayden dragged
ashore near the Custom House during
the heavy wilma this morning. aud was
towed of by the cutter Wolcott. No
damage sustained.
Steamer Isabel did not arrive from
Victoria until l z. NJ. ON account OF
strong head winds. aud tho Aida WAS
detained here until nearly four o'clock.
A schooner, resembling the Compeer.
passed up.
A bark and schooner arc at anchor
near here, probably the Aureola and
Letitia.
PORT BLAKELY. Nov. l3-Arrived
schooner w L Beebee. AZ days from
Lyttlston, New Zealand.
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Sandwich I.lsnds sugar production
has grown and 10 growing enormously.
The expor's Of 1859 were 700 tons Of
1868. 1900 toas; OF is.0. 5000 tons; OF
1879. 1850 tons; ard Of 1879 esti.
mattel AZ -. 20 toes. Whit further
expansion the trade 10 capabls OF va
ara not sppri.ed.
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Nine vessels braugnt down. in 1873.
$4,000 codd,h from the banks OF the
North Pacific, This year eight vessels
broueht $50 GOO 6sh. II the market
would justify Il. . million and a.balf
Or two million ash could be obtained
just ~ sasily.
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IEAIlnCS COUGH IQzEncES

The great English Homedy. There % an
IN qusstionsbly no ether rsnedy % certain In
~ Its Effects ASTHMA. WINTER COUGH
1 = BRONCHITIS. and DISORDRRS OF THE
THROAT alike Yield 70 Its inAueues. The high.
sss medical testimony ststss no bsstsr cure for
these complaints exists fnov proved By over half
. eentasys sxpeFtspcs) They contain no opium,
COUGH LoZEN0ES. prepared BY THOMAS
HEATING, London. Brftaio are sold BY oil drug.
gisis. Agents for the Pacific Coast, REDIN0rON
co. AID cHAs. LANGLEY / Co. ian Traa-
cisco. nol6dAv3m
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE Ger.
man Club. w. p. c.. met this evening
to discuss Judge Wrieht's salary pledge
decision. The sentiment of the meet
ing generally expressed was that the
candidates elect should be seated
peaceably if possible, otherwise by
force.
Tho workingmen held an open all
mass meeting at the corner Of FRS. and
Howard streets this evening, about
1000 being present. Kearney address.
ed them. recommending that when the
day arrived for the new officers to take
their seats, the workingmen should a..
semble at the sand lota. march in pro.
cession with their officers cleo: to the
City Hall, and seat them, Judge
Wright or any other court to the con
trary notwithstanding.
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ON AND AFTKR TIE sls1 OF OCTOBER
y the s.sstls Coal md Transpostasion Con-
pany Will retail coal In Seattle ~
- 90 per Ton. Cash.
oSo-dN J. y. DCRIe, Ca. SUIT.
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NOTICE TO the TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
MORRIS a. HILDERBRAND,

HAVING FORMED PARTNERSHIP FOR THE
CARRYING ON OF
General Delivery and Passenger Business.
Arc prepared to wait on the arrival of boats for
passengers. or to be 1t shy part Of the city at
any hour when ordered.
Careful Driver and Good Horses.
Price TO or from any part Of the city to t..
boats, so Cents per passenger. Price per hour,
One Dollar.
Also doe general Express. Dray and Truck BUS
mess.
Orders left at Jack Levy's promptly attended
to. Stables on Yesler's wharf. n.0-dH
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BY certain persons in Washington. with
tie purpose Of duping the ignorant by
prstensions to influence or With pleas
Of requisal for alleged services. Com
missioner Bently, with view to further
exposing these disreputable schemes.
has furnished for publication his reply
TO the above letter. He writes:
DEAR MADAM: In answer to your
letter Of the 81 instant. you are inform
g that neither Mr. - nor any other
person has q right to demand pay Of
YOU for any efforts they may lave put
forth to secure the passage of the Law
granting arrears. From the papers
which you have enclosed. and which.
with your consent, l will retain. it ap-
pears that Mr. - 10 trying to levy .
tax for his private use upon your cred
ulity and generosity"
New York, Nov. l2-The panic
among dealers in lottery tickets here
continues, the arrests Of the past two
days being followed up by proceedings
calculated to cause d;smay in the ranks
of the spectators. The openness and
audaci.y with which lottery people
have conducted their business, have
attracted very general attention from
law-sbiding citizeus. Fifteen arrests
we're made yesterday. including B
Frank Noon. agent of NJ Dauphin. of
New Orleans. representing the Louis
isna lottery, Of which NJ A Dauphin is
principal in New Orleans. The Times
says that Dauphin states in advertise
ments in some daily papers that all Of
the 100000 tickets issued O. each
monthly scheme are sold before the
drawing takes place. This. if true. in
dictates the gross receipt Of $2O0. 900
monthly. Of which they claim 70 distrib.
ute $40. 900 in prizes. leaving $50 900
to pay running expenses. including
advertising, rents. salaries. printing
and postage. This. in the opinion of
men who know q great deal about the
business. leaves . monthly margin OF
profit amounting to from $35. 900 to
| $40, 900 to be divided between four or
i've persons and giving each Of them
On income ofsbout 500. 900 yearly. 1t
is said that seven-eighths of the tickets
are row sold in this city and State and
that rs consequence about $4,000 .
mouth is paid by New York for the
pleasure. profit or privilege Of indulg-
ing in this little game of the Louisiana
company. They are said to have been
driven to seek new market for their
tickets in the East. because they bad
about exhausted the pecunisry resour-
ces OF the people of Louisiana.
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CUTLER-BROWN-N Nov. 18th. at Rsnton, by
Rev. d Ba9lsy. Rcswell d. Cutler. Of Pot
Gamble. and Miss Alvirs E. Brown. OF Renton.
Observation-Disclosures. 18th, In Walls walla
Valley. Harvey 4. Cation and Kate G. Lieuailen
PErTY-HESs-Nov. 5th. in walls Walls, ice
Petty and Mary Hess.
DCPUY-NOORE-Nov. I'd. in wAlls Wall =, Osca,
U. Dupuy and Tillie l.. Moore.
Mccoy KERN Nov. 5th, In Walls wslls, James
p. Mccoy ana Roxy Kern.
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of boxes at or near the following points, to-
wit: One each at or near the corner of 52.s

of boxes at or near the following points, to-
wit: One es oh at or near the corner Of aSs
Fort and Western avenue.
Dayton and Western avenue.
Rice and Blanca streets.
Fifth and Maria avenue.
In place of selling two horses, as per action
of your honorable body Nov. 7th. ult.,
a new team being supplied in their stead. it is
imperatively necessary that one should be re-
tanned as an extra substitute. Thereby the ne
cessity of placing out Of service piece of ap-
paratus owing to sickness or horse becoming
lame would be avoided.
would respectfully ask that an appropria-
tion of two hundred ($2O0) dollars be made for
the purchase of tools for the use of the depart
ment. BY so doing q considerable expense to
the city, as we'll as valuable time. would be
saved as the Engineer could make necessary
repairs to the apparatus and expresses will
ingness SO to do. 1t would also remove the
necessity of borrowing tools of mechanics,
which is to them an annoyance.
1t being customary in all paid fire depart
ments for the members to be in uniform, I
would suggest that all full paid men be re-
quired to uniform themselves in blue cloth and
white metal FIRE department buttons, and the
half time portion of the department be re-
quested to do so as far as practicable.
Allow me to express my obligations to the
Committee on Fire Department for uniform
promptness in supplying material required to
the members, of the police force for their at
tendance at fires and assistance rendered, and
to the officers and members of the fire depart
ment for their attendance to duties and obedi-
ence to orders. All of which is respectfully
submitted. Il. O. STRONG.
Chief Eng Fire Dept.
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INVOICE OF PROPERTY IN CHARGE OF
ENGINE HOUSE No. :. .MAY1sr

One Silsby steamer, first class; horse hose
cart; l heater and connections; hydrant
wrenches; brass couplings; l barrics de rope;
lamps; fve-gallon oil can; seven-gallon oil
can; ten-gallon oil can; lantern; torches,
l new; l stove and pipe; smoke-stack and
canopy; bell; l hose cart bell; pair engine
horses; single horse; large horse blankets;
l currycomb, brush and card; 8 buckets:
forks; shovels; 4 doz. lamp chimneys; so
lbs. hay; copper supply oil can; zinc; /
supply wagon: reels; oil cloth coats; 4
closets; 70 feet iron track; sheet iron under
engine; set rules and regulations; buck-saw;
! hand-saw; sprinkling can; wash dish: q
ropes and pulleys; set double harness; | set
Single harness; wise; l new suction; con-
demned suction; l waste pan; duster; four
socket wrench; alarm gong for engine: double
set of old harness; 1 single set Of old harness.
hydraut connections; 3 hose patches: 1G0
bushels oats; quart alcohol; / pair scissors:
spanners; door chain; 3 brooms: / cord
kindllng wood; ash bucket; 2 pokers: ash
shovel; coal bucket; files, old; double set
of iron hames; single set of iron hames. I
hickery broom for stable; 8 globes for lantern:
table: chairs; SO feet one-inch hose; bed.
steads; 16 mattresses; 6 blankets, two
old; is com forters, eight new, eight old
1 coal stove and pipe up stairs;
2 tons Pittsburgh coal; tons stove coal; hose
straps; 16 sheets; l6 plllow-slips: towels
wrenches for Department.; I pint donar fuss
oil; a ID acid; papers Of tripoli; 1S lb. lamp.
black; 5 lbs. cotton waste; gallon lard oil
s nozzles, brass; 2 hose brass couplings; s
| rubber-coats; 200 feet Of Akron hose, 1875; 6O9
feet Akron hose. 1877 800 feet carbolized hoae
ls7s $50 feet caghelized hose, 1875, 800 test car
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INVOICE OF PROPERTY OF ENGINE NO.
T. MAY lst l879


One silsby steamer; hose cart; heater and
connections; stove and pipe; smoke stack
for engine; l 6-gallon oil can; 1O-gallon oil
can; copper supply can; 8 oil coats; stove
shovel; copper heater for stove; hose
patches; hose straps; fiat cold chisel; cope
cold chlsel; dudgeon xpander; = dozen oil
cups; 4 files; large monkey wrench; l surface
blower; heating poker; l set of rules and
regulations; ash pan; zinc stoves; IL quart
pipe in sleeping room; l fire alarm gong;
talking key; table in engine room; rubber
coats; 8 gallons machine oil; 31 GALLONS oil
500 feet Of Akron hose; 700 feet of carbolized
hose; l good broom; 2 old brooms 8
sspanners; hydrant coupling; 400 pounds of
hay; 200 pounds of bran; 10 bushels of. oats;
| pair engine horses; hose-cart horse; l set
double harness; l singl, harness; large
blankets; hitching straps; l can tar; 2
surcingles, good; old surcingle; whips-1
new, old; sprinkling can, old; l new cord ;
water bucket; barrels; forks-l good, 2
old; sponges, l chamois; l supply wagon;
: tons stove coal: 3 tons of Pittsburgh coal;
snow shovels: scoops; cords kindling;
bedsteads; 80 sheets; IL pillow slips; pairs
woolen blankets; l6 bed spreads; IL feather
pillows; twist drills; l engine house bell; l
socket wrench; blouses; "A feet of street car
rail; ash bucket; guard rope; husk mat
tresses; wool mattresses; l quart bottle;
new duster; pounds cotton waste; white
globe; az; hatshet; steel crow bar; rot
ten stone; a pound -four of emery; pair cop
per wise clamps; drip pan; stone CRATE; q
hydrant wrenches; block and tackle; q good
and old block and tackle; hose gong; cur
ry co:nb'; corks; zinc collar pads; old in
terfering pads; 2 hoof hooks; IA quart measure;
! seine; ! wash basin; span ~ inch suction
81 feet of 1-inch hose; wise; i pinch smoke
t'ue; old discharge pipe; good bits and one
old; old heater; Is lbs. oil; salt; Condition
powders; axle grease; rosin; pan; 6 feet Of
l-inch hose; s lbs. of spikes; 2-gallon oil can
2 old neck yokes; 3-inch gas pipe 80 inche.
water closet and pipe; wash bowl: spit
toons; torch hose cart, brass; engine house
and lot.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The annual Report Of Chief Strong and
... accompanying Documents.

The annual Report Of Chief Strong and
.... accompanying Documents.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON FIRE DEPARTMENT..
.-.... ST.. PAUL, May s, 1879.
To the Honorable President and Common
Council of the City of st. Paul.
GENTLEMEN: l herewith present my annual
report as Chairman OF the Committee on Fire
Department, showing itemized statement OF
expenditures by the committee which has
passed through my hands from May lst, 1878,
to May 1st, 1879.
One Thousand feet of White Anchor hose has
been purchased during tho year, also one team
for No. Engine. The item entered IN exhibit
Of expenses as new material" is made up OF
various small articles, including the purchase
of hose.
The strictest economy in the running OF the
department has been observed. In comparison
with the expenditures of 1877 by the commit
tee taking the difference of salaries of half
time department into consideration. we find
the expenditures for the past year have been
about twenty-seven hundred dollars less.
The fire alarm system has been extended and
one alarm box has been purchased and placed
at the plow works.
We are we'll satisfied with the system as
adopted of a paid fire department. The depart
ment is efficient and reliable, and entitled to the
confidence of the citizens. We refer you to
the report of the Chicf Engineer for detail.
THOMAS GRACE,
Chairman Committee ON Fire Department.
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PROPERTY IN CHARGE OF CHIEF ENGI-
NEER, MAY l, 1879
sToRERooM AND VAR,

SEUhEROOM AND YARD. .El5
One horse, wagon and harness; barrel, 36 gal
Ions, lard oil; barrel, SO gallons kerosene oil
Harness oil; II pals; salt; 6 bars soap:
sp9nges; Sp boxes * matches; emery cloth; 20
pals i wlck,ng; ~ boxes axle grease; 8 br:oms;
lbs packing; 60 lbs waste; 2 horse collars
old; hats, old; sett of letters and figures ):
10 glass gauges; 2 50-gallon oil cans; pumn:
1-gallon measure; 1-pint measure: 3 fnn,
nels; drip pan; barrels; S buckets IN
brldge; = gear pul1ers, one large and one
small; set gas tongs.
OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER.
One desk; table; stove and pipe; mating in
office; oil cloth in office; 9 chairs; shades:
Inkstand; stationery and blanks; set Of rules
and regulations; duster; 2 oil cloth coats
washstand and basin.
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PROPERTY IN CHARGE OF NO. 2. MAY, 10.

PROPERTY IN CHARGE OF NO. 2. MAY, 10.
Akron hose, 900 feet; Ca1bolized hose, 800
feet; Silsby, so feet; feet 1-inch hoses first
class iengine; two-wbeel hose cart; l heater
and connections: / suction, damaged; horses,
engine; horse, hose cart; set double harness;
set single harness; 3 blankets for stable use;
blankets for fire duty; smoke stack jack
screw; pan for drawing fire from engine;
wise; l40 feet q rope for hose tower; 100 feet
q rope, old; stove and pip pc, engine room;
stove and pipe, sleeping room; zinc, sleeping
room; sink, under heater; extra vacuum
can; 1-pint oil can; 1-gallon copper oil
Gan; l shovel, engine; shovel, heater; l
scoop shovel; feather duster; coal scuttle;
chairs broom, engine room,
new; broom, stable, old; S pounds acid; 5
Rnends Ens ausFf Gesj sieobo, 1" roh
was wash dish; 2 buckets. iDeip / old; f"pi f"pne;
! rules and regulations; l bran strain; 2spouges,
| old; = bar soap, CASTLE; pitchfork; 2 cur
| rey combs; 2 horse brushes; gallon
pounds salt; 400 pounds bran; 3 brass dis
charge pipes; brass discharge pipes for duty; Z;
3 torches for cart, one new, two old; torch
for engine, old; 2 hydrant wrenches; 1 hy-
drant coupling; 4 hose spaners; lamps, old; l
| spray nozzel hose straps; l glass gauge for
engine; hose sleeve; 10 feet harricade rope;
snee' iron under engine; aS handle; lVu
bushels oats; supply wagon; two-N heel
exercising cart; ~ cord kindlipg wood; i;
cord hard wood; 9 tons hard coal; tons soft
coal; bedsteads, six fair, two old; IL husk
| mattresses, four new, seven old; s wool mat
tresses; 80 sheets; 8 pair woolen blankets; IL
comforters; 16 pillow-slips; II pillows; l6
| towels; chain for door; l gong Tor cart: |
block for hose tower; rubber coats: halters
| extra horse; rubber coats; 2 hose patches
pint arnica; l gallon engine OIL; 2
whips, engine; tank for washing
hose; hose rack in tower; Is feet
| iron track for engine; turn table for engine
clothes closets; Siamese coupling; l link FOR
wainscoting; halter chains; 1000 pounds bay
house and lot; l fire alarm gong;
talking instrument; monkey wrench.
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INVOICE OF PROPERTY IN CHARGE OF
ENGINE HOUSE No. l, MAY 1sr.

One Silsby second class engine; 1-horse hose
cart; heater and connections; 500 feet Akron
hose, 1875; 200 feet Akron hose, 1877; 25O feet
Akron hose, 1878; so feet carbolized ('74), s75
feet carbolized ('75); so feet carbolized ('76);
1850 feet Of condemned hose Of
different make; l small discharge pipe;
5 nozzles; spray nozzle; l ten
gallon oil can; 5-gallon oil can; l gallon
lard oil; gallons kerosene oil; ! copper sup
ply oil can; fire alarm gong; talking circuit
instrument; stove and pipe; 26 feet iron rail
for track; grind-stone; ! wise; monkey
torches for engine; torches for cart;
block tackle and old rope; old torch; smoke
stack for engine; old ash pan; hydrant con-
nection; hydrant wrenches; 2 new sets of
drop fiues for engine; box of old drop flues;
set of rules and regulations; 6 hose span
ners; rubber coats; 4 old canvas oil coats;
Siamcse connection; ljackscrew; old hose.
cart bells; 10 Tbs. cotton waste; 1b Spanish
whiting; l tb oxolic acid; ID rotten stone;
Is ID plumbaYo; new cane for dummy pump;
new file; glass gauge for engine; balls
candle wickiug; hose patches; l alarm gong
large screw-driver; l stove CRATE; 8 hose
straps; l sprinkling can; 1 wash basin; 8 feet
barricade chain; stove poker, heater poker;
| coal bucket; whip for cart; l whip for en-
gine; crow-bars; cross-cut saw; old house
broom 2 cords kindling wood; tons Pittsburg
coal; So tons stove coal.
STABLE DErArTn1ErsT.
One pair engine horses and! harness; l hose cart
horse and harness; extra horse, to be sold; 3
large horse blankets; 2 small horse Blankets; 2
forks; water zinc; horse brushes; curry
combs, old: 2 water buckets;s l half bushel
measure; four quart measure; scoop shovel;
heater shovel; 5 sponges, old; 15 bar CASTLE
soap; part of old harness.; 2 old horse collars;
supply wagon; pair bob sleighs; water-box
and sprinkler; old hose-cart wheels and axle;
100 lbs. hay; l3l bushels Of oats.
SLEEPING DEPARTMENT FULL PAID MEN.
-Four black-walnut bedsteads; moss mat
tresses; old husk mattresses; 6 pillows; 8 pill
low-slips; Is bed-sheets;4 double blankets; 8
comforters; bed-spreads; 8 towels; chairs;
| fre-hats.
SLEEPING DEPARTMENT OF TRANSIENT MEN.
Four bedsteads; 4 husk mattresses; 4wool mat
tresses; pillows; 8pillow-slips; 16 bed-sheets;
double -blankets;4 comforters: s towels; 4
chairs; old broom; dust-ran and duster;
| building and lot.
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INVOICE OF PROPERTY IN CHARGE o.
PIONEER HOOK AND LADDER

PIONEER HOOK AND LADDER.
l truck, 10 ladders, Z braces, 5 pole hooks,
6axes, forks, pick axes, crow bars, leather
buckets, 50 feet l-inch rope and hook, 50 feet
l1a-inch rope and hook, lanterns, old torch
Truck complete, $4,000 90.
pair horses; l set (double) harness; large
blankets; old curry comb; old horse brush ;
old forks; l old scoop shovel; "a pint harness
blacking; pounds salt; 4 box rivets; 16 feet
l-inch rope, staples and hooks; hitching ap-
paratus; l set rules and regulations; stove
pipe and zinc; l sink; wash basin 2 buckets;
sprinkling can; Is feet 1-inch hose; small
discharge pipe; 18 feet barricade chain; whip;
duster; br~oms Il new, old) one-gal-
Ion oil cans; l two-gallon oil can; copper
boiler; coal bucket; l coal shovel;1 stove
poker; l wheel jack; sponge; monkey
wrench; "a yards matting sheets emery
paper: guard rope; a pound oxalic acid !;
Il 10. whiting; "a bar soap; gal. k. oil: bed
steads; moss mattresses; . hask mattresses: 2
pillows; pillow slips; sheets; comforters
e old); bed spreads; blankets: chairs; l
ID lamp black; rubber coats; fire hat; hay; ;
bushel of oats; lumber for poles, desks and
braces.
~ IN HANDS OF EXTRA MEN.
Six bedsteads; s wool mattresses; 6 husk
mattresses; "a sheets; 10 towels; pair blank
cts; conf forters; pillows; IL pillow slips; 6
chairs; 6 fire hats; rubber coats; stove pipe
and zinc; new torch: truck house.
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NUMBER OF ALARMS IN EACH MONTH,
January, s.; February, 9: March, 8; April, 6;
Nay, 8; June, z; July, 4; August, s; Septem-
Der, 8; October. 4; November, 4; December, 6,
Total, 66.
R OF THE DAY DURING THE MONTH AND YEAR.