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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-07
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 89-QUADRUPLE SHEET

leans for Bordeaux which into this port few dsy.
since leaking detained has hnished
her repairs and will ready sail the hrs % noAs w~sk
Capt Moore. 10 the EsfnE.
there ssvera wrecSsl rpars. &c. belonging 20 the
Nor bark oxo. adrt bay aud dangerous 10 nasiga
tion which he to~ed into the Kappsh.nnock River.
ST JoHS Nh Oct Mary Bell. lumber laden. from
Salmon River to this Ashore Shag h~ek aaf
ing a dense fog this morning
NEW USE ron PIcEoss-rwo pigeons. used ny the
Trinity CORPORATION for communication the light
ships and the shoie. arrived Harwich Ea gland
Gently with cipher message marked their wings do
noting that vessel IN distress Ia the vicinity Of the
lightship aud the lfeoca; Sprngws pat OF Go rera1r
aid hcavy gale prevailed throughout the tight aud
tremendous sea running the North sea This 10
the first occasion upon which the pigeons
flu. this way
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CANADA PACIFIC RAILWAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.I
OTTAWA, Ont. Oct. 6, 1873.
The government have to-day advertised tor 'en-
ders for the construction of l27 miles OF railway
from Yole to Kamoloops, in British Columbia. to De
received up to the 18th OF November. This settles
the question as to the terminus OF the Canada fa-
ciGc Railway and the route. far as Brit
;sb Columbia is concerned The section for
which tenders are called is part or the
Burrard Inlet route. 1t was ready Tor
tenders some months ago. but, pending the results
of further explorations in the Peace and Pine River
region TO the north nothing DONE This new
line will be expensive but it VIII open up very me
for this line but did not award any contract. The
British Columbia people will now that this gov
eminent is determined to keep faith with them in
regard to the railway.
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EXCITEMENT IN BREADSTUFFS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. O. 1879.
There was unusual excitement in breakstuffs to-
day. with heavy transactions in -four at an advance
of twenty cents per barrel. Wheat was unsettled
and foyerish closing seven cents per bushe higher.
Corn and oats also advanced cent per bus bel.
Stocks in elevator to-day-Wheat, G93,G76 bushels;
corn, 2U63 7i bushels.
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A LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT.

PouGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Oct. g. 1879.
This morning Judge Barnard charged the Grand
Jury in substance indic all of assault aud
battery. petit larceny, &C., Notwithstanding the act
passed by the Legislature last winter giving courts
of sessions exclusive jurisdiction over such cases,
his reason being that the old statute placing such
matters in the hands of grand juries has not been
cd
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

GALVESTON, Texas. Oct. o, 1879.
special despatch to the Neus from Willis. Texas.
ays:-"The boiler in Spillers saw mills. near this
town exploded this morning, instantly killing James
Henry. mortaly wounding Nep. Powell (cooreti)
and John Glove, of Davlla, and seriously wounGing
or scalding Ave Others"
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FREEHOLDERS ON THE RACK.

The Board of Freeholders Tor Middlesex county,
N. j., having been indicted by the Grand Jury on
two counts FIRST for receiving mileage; second. for
eating dinners at the expense of the county, the
came up before Judge Scuddcr, ut New Brunswic
yesterday morning. Each member pleaded not guilty.
aud ALL with but one exception, were bailed in the
sum OF $500 TO appear before the Court Monday
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SAILED.

Steamer Hatteras for West Point Vas ships Mary Frazer
(Br) Belfast Suliobc tBr) Havre flooding Nor, Am
sterdam barks Hera Ger. Hamburg; Hans tNor) Hull
Mercurus Nor. Queenstown Falmouth; Bygdo (Nor,
Slavia Aus, Cork do; Ar tNor. do do
Amor (Nor). Swansea; Hypaa tNor), Amsterdam: Lada
(Aus Levant rherese Nor Rotterdam; Thomas Brooks.
st Jago, &c; brig Confance Fr), Bordeaux.
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Oct =. lat ~ -. Ion ~ "a
Bark Nellie Moody dr. Doty from Brisol far Ph.i.ae
phia Oct 3 LAT AZ 80 Ion So as
Bark Mary A Myrshall (Br Thicker frou, London for
Baltimore Sept 70. lat 81 o. Ion Al 90
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

NABTN sLoOP YACHT, ~ FEET Long, 10 FEhr
ODeam light draugh In perfect order, will exchange Tor
any Kind Of Merchandise. Address YACIlTMAN, Herald
office.
LNOR sALE-TIE STEAM FERRYBOM uERARD
II stuyvesant. IN good order, now running between
Houston ST. New York. aud Grand ST. Brookyn; " 'iV
tons - inch cylinder feet strokes lev pressure e1cr
20 feet long, 0is diameter Apply to WILLIAM ANDEn-
son, Superintendent Nassau Forty Company.
fNuGBOAT WANTED.--WANTED. SMALL TUG.
from twelve inch cylinder. In good condition
Address box o27 Herald Office.
THREE SMALL PAssENGER AND FREIGHT PKO
pollers for Southern trade Neane N Levy engines;
j. A. VAN bkuNr, 20 south ST.
txrANTED--A WUEELBARROW STEAMBOAT UN-
w Eve years give description and price Address
3 L., box 82j Post vlico, baltimore
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WHALENIEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived nj Boston Oct O. brig Icman Smith Cook from,
Hstteras Ground, with $50 Dbls So oil
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BOUND EAST.
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Sir Robert Peel. Stotson, from London Aug %
Ship Palmyra (of Bath Minot from Havre Sept 4.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOvEMBER.
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WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLyuEAp, Oct 6-wind NE. light.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 6-wind s, light: hazy.
Lizard Oct 6-Wind NE, strong; fine.
PLYMOUTH. Oct 6-wind Z, fresh; fne.
ScILLY, Oct 6-Wmd Sc moderate; hazy; barometer
1920
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Another Card Of Than Ms.

|. the undersigned. being in good
health and sound mind. tax. this
method cf returning thanks to the
good people Of Seattle and vicinity for
their liberal patronage in the past and
their flattering promises in the future.
But permit me here to state that trade
has not been SO overwhelming a. TO
prevent me from giving my customers
fall weight and measure and their
right change back in every instance
l am also pleased 10 remark, for the
benefit Of wh om it may concern. that l
have not to my knowledge dispos, ii of
any article Of merchandise b.'l,,w cost.
nor do intend to do SO less by
compulsion. l believe in fair Icaling.
and prefer quick penny to slow
shilling. All persons who have few
loose sinners 10 spare will do we'll to
drop them at the c. o. D. store on Oc-
cidentsl Square, where the choicest
Groceries and Vegetables are to re- had
at bedrock prices.
Ha nbly yours,
my24:im p. kEACH.
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HEAVY TAXPAYERS The following
is list Of San Francisco's heavy tax
payers. together with the amount of
their respective assessments for the
year ls79.s0; Spring Valley Water
Company. $1,000, 900; San Francisco
Gaslisht Company. $4,000. 900; Nevada
Bank. $2.O05, 600; California Bank, ST.
COS, 900; Mark Hopkins estate, $1,000.
900; London and San Francisco Bank.
$S55 900; J. c. Flood & Co. $10l 500;
Leland Stanford. $4,000; Anglo Cali
fornia Bank. $452, 500: o. Steam Navi-
cation Co. Sl25.OOO; VIM. Sharon.
$4,000, T. j. Baldwin. $500. 900;
Murphy. Grant s. Co. $2l6.0O0; Levi
Strauss & Co.. S2l6. 900; Pope & Talbot,
sell 900; Pacific Coast Stea mship Co..
$2l0,50O.
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THE TERRITORIAL PEyrryyrrARY

There are now A. convic.s IL the Terri
to'isl Peni.entiary at Sea'c1, in Thurs
ton county. including one woman, whose
term will b. out on the 18th instant.
These prisoners are divided into separate
gangs, aud work q. variou. occupations.
Some are employed At cooptring. some
making shingles, others breaking coal
and working about the mine. A tram
way has been bull. from the Peniten
tiary Company's mine TO connec. With
the Northern Pacific road. At the
junction side track has been boil, by
the latter Company. on which their cars
are run. Directly over this side track
is the tramway, aud the coal is dumped
into the Northern Pacific cars the same
q. it i. from the Seattle and Wai,a
Walla cars into the ships a. this city.
Arrangements have been so far per
fecsed that the Seatco mines can easily
turn out Fifty tons OF coal per day. This
coal will be transported 20 the Colum bis
River. and be used by Portland con-
suners, steamboats,. etc. BY the terms
Of Mr.. Billings's contract for keeping
the Territorial convicts. the Territory
actually saves at least 81. 900 per apnum
over the former plan Of guarding. feed
ing and clothing them. The peniten-
tiary buildings have cost the contractor
over ten thousand dollars. and are de
scribed as being comfortable. convenient
and impossible to escape from Brick
Top" or Peter Martin, who was sert
from here at the last term of Court. i.
kept heavily ironed. H. goes throush
the motions of work. but is said tn nc
complish le" for his strength than any
man in the prison. Everything there
is running Oh smoothly. and at some
future time we will give cur readers a
full account Of the institution, which is
now admitted by those who op; osed it
most strongly b be q success.
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THE HAGEK HOUSE ROBBED. Mr.
John Hag.r. the farmer whose wife WAS
murdered last February in Clackamas
county, Was robbed of all his house
hold portable effects last Friday, while
absent in this city. Everything in the
farm house If any value was stolen, the
marauders not leaving the old man
even solitary blanket to sleep on. Mr.
Hager ha been occupying the premises
alone SINCE his wife was butchered. go
the robbers had sway during his alb
sencc. 1t may have been fortunate that
liager was no, present. as he might
have met with the s,me fate, rs from
all appearances the robbers were fear
less and of the most deprsved character.
The officer. of Clsckamas county are
in persuit and have hopes Of finding
and bringing them to jus,ice.-Port-
land SMndari
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CoNvALEscING.- A private note from
David Mitchell. now in Dayton. brings
tho welcome intelligence that David
Higgins, who has for some time been
dangerously i'll with pneumonia. was.
on the 4th inst. able 10 be up aud
around. For u considerable length of
time it was thought he would not TO-
cover, tue doctors having given him
up, but be soon c"mmenced 10 gain.
aud il. now IN fair way to permans nt-
iy recover. Speaking Of the town of
Dayton, Dave says: Il find this place
TO be about halt as large As Seattle, and
to my mind much prettier."
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ENORMOUS GIFTS Judge Asa Pack
ard. the great Pennsy lranis millionaire
who recently died. lief, nearly two and
u half million dollars to charitable
objects. To the Divinity School of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Phils
delphia lac wiilcd $33. 800; to the Jeff'r-
son Medical College. 5000; to the
Muhlenberg College. $50. COO; t. ST,
Marks Episcopal Church of Mauch
Chunk. $50 900; Washington College
of Virgins. $4,000; to St Luke's Epis-
copal Hospital. Of Bethlehem. $500 900;
and to Lehigh University. $4,000. 900.
Judge Packard was noted for his
princely generosity while living, giving
away hundreds Of thousands aud mil
lions where be thought they would be
appreciated aud do good. As his
wealth amounted to ten or fifteen mil
lion dollars. it need not be supposed
that by his making the bequests above
enumerated his family have been l.fI
in anything like d--tilut" circu"-
stances.
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The b. F. Alta says that the bar k
Whistler. on her recent arrival from
Seattle. reported passing off Point
Arena the hull Of the schoonr Z. J..
McKinnon. which was reported dis
mssted aud waterlogged by the ship
Otago in April last. the latter vessel
taking of the only survivor Of crew
Of eleven. The tug Wizard vas soon
got in readiness. and Captain Swar. the
master Of the Whistler. proceeded to
the scene in her. He stated that he
could find her easily. as he had got her
exact position. lie also stated that the
schooner was floating upright, was
light and could be easily towed into
port. We have heard nothing vet Of
the result of the Wizards expedition.
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An invitation to visi. the grea, New

An invitation to visit the grea, New
York summer resort Of Manhattan
Beach has been received. We should
be very much pleased to crafty and
honor the managers of the resort with
our conn any, but the cost of getting to
New York. for that purpose, is entirely
too much for our s.raitened circumstan-
ces. Now # We can only PERSUADE the
gsntlemanly Corbin i Co, of the Mau-
haitian Beach. that it will be 10 their
interest to have Us 60 on aud represent
the 1STELLiGENCER.t to the extent Of
paying our fare there and back. they
will have us with them in double quick
order and not otherwise. We fear.
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BAND BENEFrr.-Tbe patriotic ladies
Of Seattle have in contemplation .he
getting up Of M entertainment for the
benefit Of the town Band. For this
purpose q meeting will be held in the
store of MIRA. Graves Ut o'clock next
Saturday afternoon. TO which oil ladies
willing to assist are invited. The en-
tertainment will be Of the description
common at this period of the year,
consisting Of music, promeuading. ice
cream. strawberries. &C.. aud will be
given on Tuesday evening Of next week
The Band is certainly deserving Of a
benefit, for it has directly or indirectly
benefited every man. woman and child
dwelling in the city. We hope the
ladies will be ut the meeting IN mass
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FREIGHT OF THE SAN BuESA vESTu.

FREIGHT OF. THE SAN BuESA VESTU-
RA.-Thc schooner named above sailed
from San Francisco on May 30th, 1879.
and arrived here Tuesday night. She
is now discharging at Yesler's wharf.
She brought freight as follows: John
Collins & Co., 40 pkgs: c P st me 4 Co
81 pkgs; Stetson & Post. : pkgs: Chill
burg Bros. 8 pkgs; Waddell X Miles,
80; F w Wostoff, II; w &V. l. ) Sa5;
s w. Q; Glore & Wunder, 10; c +. q;
Z B Ebey & Co. 4il;S Baxter 4 Co.
sc; G P Stone & Co. S; n ID Hill. Is;
r 4 Co. 10; H Uhlfslder, Z; I 4 5 Is;
T& G. /. Besides this she brought .
quantity Of freight for Victoria mer.
chants. Size will load lumber at Port
Blakely.
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City Council Proceedings,
"WEDNESDAY. June II. Is

WEDNESDAY. June II, 1879.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
nens.
Present Mayor Beriah Brown and
Coonciimen Denny. Murphy, Miller.
Baxter. Chilbcrg, Clancy and Abrams.
Journal read and approved.
The question Of bonding the indebt-
edness Of the city came up for consid.
Grafton. Thereupon it was ordered that
the Mayor adop. the necessary measures
TO ascertain at what rate city bonds can
be disposed of, if issued The vote upon
the order was as follows. to wit:
Yeas - Councilmen Denny. Miller,
Murphy. Abrams. Baxter, Chilberg.
No-Councilman Clancy.
Adjourned until tomorrow evening.
June 18th
f. S.OsB 'RSE. City Clerk
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A CHANCE FOR TRAVELLERS - Mr..
George Smith will he over again from
Yakima about the 4tb Of July. He
will bring with him. besides cattle.
some twenty or more horses, for the
purpose Of accommodating persons
heresbouts who wish to 60 east Of the
mountains. The weather aud road will
be fine at that time. and the opportunity
offered by Mr.. Smith will be an excel
lent enc for those wishing to Wit
Eastern Washington.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

T>srATE OF NARY wADDsLL. DECEASED.
IL Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned
Administrators Of the estate Of Mary wsddell, ds-
ceased 70 the creditors CT and oil persons having
claims against the deceased, to present them.
with the accessory vouchers. within one year
after the hrst publication Of this notice. u the
said AdministrAtoe 81 his place OF bnsiness.
in the city Of Seattle. in the county Of King snd
Territory OF Warrington.
ISAIAH wADpRIL.
Aanin.ssrstor of tie estate OF Mary wsddeil.
deceseed.
1879 my3i-vjt
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Thursday, June 18th, Counting House
Bookkeeping. Algebra, A aud b Read
ing; lP.M, Elocu,ion aud Spelling.
All examinations except those whose
time is specified begin At o.. An
Examinations IN French. Reading.
Rlocution aud Botany IN part are oral.
ClosinQ exercises at I'm. on Friday,
June Is, 1879.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Work at the chair factory f'iil pro-
crosses.
Work has resumed on Capt. Stars
new steamer.
Col Prosser. in company with Master
Fred. Sparkling. started off On q cruise
yesterday. in the yacht sappho.
). c. Hyde. Esq. who has resided at
New Tacoma for the past two years,
has removed TO this city, and will
engage in the practice Of Law.
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MARKET REPORTS.
SnryLr. June :. 1879.
Financial,

SEArTLE June :. 49,
Financial.
cuf~cev-Buyinz. gah: selling. par
silver-Buying. = al. selling Il.
PORTLAND. June t,-Silver eoin-as3a ptT esrt
discount.
sAx FaAScIsco. June a. Curreney-Par.
silyer-3s l-5S.9sIc.
Trade dolla-p-se@,9T.
per fre ounce.
e. s. Bonds-SaOs Of 1867. al: g Of 1851. ~
-. a.; -. "a.
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KEEL LAIp.-The keel Of Captain
Olney's new steamer will be laid today
1t Robin.on's ship yard. just below Mr..
Nations shop. It was at first intended
to build her in Hammond's yard. but
as by 30 doing the rate OF insurance on
Captain Stars boat would DO materi-
ally increased IL MAS considered expe-
dent to bald the new boat elsewhere.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsrATE OF WILLIAM FITZPATRICK. DE-
IL ceased Notice IL hereby given by the un-
Ssssacnsd AdministrstriX OF the estate Of William
IItxpatrfcb dec1aDsd. 20 the ercdttors Of aud ali
pessI ms having claims against the sSid deceased,
to present them, with the necessary vouehsrs
within one year after the nrxt publication OF this
notice. tn the said Administrative, At thr o,ee q
Mcknight Dros. in the city d seattle. in tie
county u King. AID Territory Of Washington.
LIKE FITZPATRICK.
Administrators Of the estate OF William fliz-
pstEtek, deceased
ba4cd q Seattle, ". r, jane !, 1879. vst
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LARGE hRp-Mr. james Taylor. Of
the Bralntridge Hotel. killed avery
large bald eagle. near Bl.kely, . few
days ago. which measured seven feet
from tip 10 tip. II was sent over to
Mr.. E. Still. the popular taxidermi.t.
who resides near Lake Union. and will
be dressed and stuffed by him for Mr..
TAYLOR
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sT- THE Fountain Beer Hail. Front
street, Seattle. next to the North Pacific
Brewery. Is tho largest and finest in
tho c,sy. All kinds Of Beer. Ale and
Porter for sale. Lunch from nine to
oac o'clock every day; also. fine
Lunches to order.
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Close out at Cost
PIANO LESSONS.
PCPILS WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY PROM THE crrI OF NEW
n YorG xishes 70 take Pupils on the Ftano.
she has enjoyed unusual advantages. In having
the brst teachers bat The city Afforded. and nat.
n herself that sks ifi be sbis % give sAsiafac
ton 20 parents OF guardians Who maj favor her
with their patrsaAgs- y. 8OUANs
Yffsh street. opposite Universisy grounds. e.
sstle. Dy1360
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Never Kaow - Fail. NICHOLS IN
speedy cure without the use Of noxioss and In
furious internal medicine. For sale Wholesale
aud retail BY Geo. ". Harris Co.. seattle, ". +.
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CALL ON ]. A. McPHEE for Cigars
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied ct either wholesale or retail.
Stand next to Schwabacher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle, W. T.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at G. o. D. Store, On Occi.
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
ct par in exchange for goods. spdtf.
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Wharf street, Victoris. r. G.

WHERE IT Is.-By following tho
crowd you will fetch up 1t the Ceutsn-
NAL Saloon, at the foot Ct Mill street,
first door east Of the Seaman's Bethel
and Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. where you will
find the genial James Verson, black Of
the bar" ready to serve out his fine
wines. liquors, cigars and beer to order.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR FARMERS
TO IMPROVE
Their Stock Of Horses.

ALBERT M. SNYDER,
ATTORNEY FOR Y. S. CLAIMS,
Commissioner Of Deeds for Oregon and California,
NOTARY PUBLIC. COPYIsT.
Collector OF Rents. Accounts, sc.
PRE- EuPTION ENTRIES MADE AND HOME
STEAD FINAL PROOFS TAKEN FOR
SETTLERS.
COMPLAINING DONE. LOANS NEGOTIATED
THREE MONTHS PAY.
o.hcers Soldiers and seameu Of the Mexican War
have been granted three months extra pay by Con-
gress The dows Children. Brothers and sis'ers
Of deceased Soldiers and sailors entitled under
the act. All such will do well 10 call on and
make application for the same.
ARREARS OF PENSIONS.
Al Iersons who are now drawing pensions in con-
seQa. nee OF TIL death of soldiers from cae es which
origin ted In the service OF the United aey during
the tate Of tbe Rebellion, In Consequence OF
wognIs, injuries diseases received or contracted
In said service during said var, now entitled by
a las Of Congress, lately passed 10 receive back pay
from date Of = schsrse. Psgsens having such claims
viii do yell eau gu tue and have their claims
made aai To- slIdei Immediately. each claim hld
~i be numbered az received, aud ji'ted Ia their
Numerical order. FRA come, hrst served.
ISDIAS WAR CLAIMS
or WasAIG-ion AMI or -on OF 1875 ard 1855 can
naw - calieeiel Lac i1disa " r Claim, Of Ore
gen ard ws5aii gtoB collected FOR Claimants
LErTEEs of inquiry must contain Posr.GE
sTAxra fer reply. s.id addressed a. Indicated
above.
olrIcE-fson. 8 Rec. between Cherry and CO.
lumbis the rooms formsrly occupied BY Wells
Fargo Cos Express ofi.cs, Seattle. W. T. spi9