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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-06-11

The WHITE, HOWE, Improved
SINGER, PEERLESS and NEW WILL
SON Sewing Machines, for sale at
FERGUSON & sCHNACk's DEPOT.
Prices lower than ever.
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-BRIeHT and early every morn
ing, fresh bread can be had at V.
Girard's Bakery.
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-BUDwE1sER Bier, at G. Golden
berg's, with C. C. C.-none other
genuine.
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Resolved, That whereas there is !.

Resolved, That whereas there is \
great dissatisfaction on the part Of tho
Parish. relative to what they deem an
unjust and unprecedented act Of the
Police Jury, in opening a new road
from the Hynson place, on Bayou RAJ
pides, to Alexandria, at the expense Of
the Parish, and enhancing the value Of
the property of Clapp Bros, who are
residents of the city of New Orleans, to
the great detriment of the Parish, and
particularly of the Town of Alcxan-
d,ia; aud whereas we deem all partial
legislation not only unjust, but not
consistent with republican principles
and precedents, We hereby repeal said
act and render it of no force or effect.
Mr.. Barstow moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table.
Mr.. Moore called for the yeas and
nays, which resulted as follows:
Yeas : Messrs. Barstow, Blanchard.
Dixon, Lacroix and Williams.
Nays-Messrs. Moore, Mayer and
We'll.
So the resolution was laid on the
table.
On motion Of Mr.. Well,
Whereas it has come to the knowl-
edge of this Jury that many of tho
roads in the lowiands of this Parish
are being seriously injured and OBJ
structed by the growth Of live hedges
of cherokee and other plants, go innel.
so as to destroy all means of drainage
and otherwise render them impassa.
BILE; and. whereas hy Sections 2743 and
1867 Revised Statutes, the Police Jury
is specially empowered to remove
Nsnch distinctions and make such re-
pairs as may be necessary, at the ex-
pense of the person for wiose account
the reEairs are made; tl,aref0rse.bs il
Resolved, That the syndics of the
roads where such distractions and
hedges exist, are hereby instructed and
directed to notify the owners Of the
land where the distractions are fonnd,
to remove the same within period IF
sixty days, and in the event Of their
failure to do so, the said syndics are
hereby authorized and directed to pro-
coed at once to remove the same-to
employ such labor as may be necessa-
ry, aud to make a report oftlle amount
thus expended to the Police Jury aud
be it further 80
Resolved, That demand shall he
made upon the owner or owners when
such hedges and distractions are re-
moved for the payment of the amounts
thus expended, and in the event Of the
failure Or refusal of such parties to
comply with this demand, the Parish
Attorney is hereby empowered and d.
rected to proceed at once to enforce
the collection Of the amount claimed,
by process Of law.
On motion Of Mr.. We'll,
Resolved, That ] g P Hooe, Syn3ie
on road from Bertrand to mouth Of
Bayou Rapides, is authorized to call
out all persons subject to road duty
who live nearer the river road than
the road on Bayou Rapides.
On motion the Jury adjourned until
to morrow m0rniag at 8 o'clock, 70 al
low the Finance Committee time to
examine elaine against the Parrish.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Police Jury met. Member
Dresant--

The Police Jury met. Members
present
G. j. Barstow,
F. A. Blanchard,
j. A. Dixon,
]. Lacroix,
B. Mayer,
j. w. Moore,
Z. We'll,
SD. Williams.
On motion of Mr.. Barstow,
Resolved, That the tender, made by
j. II. Ransdell, of certificates of in
debtedBess of the Parish of Rapides
for the year 1877, amounting to the
sum of S400, for the settlement of the
Indebtedness of R. P. Hunter, for the
lease of the Plank Road for the year
1877, be accepted as payment in full Of
the said claim for that year.
On motion of Mr.. Moore,
Resolved, That the Ordinance, pass
ed by the Police Jury June Sti. 1877
relative to the burning of woods, be
and the same is hereby repealed.
On motion of Mr.. blanchard;
Resolved, That the report of the
Committee on repairs of the jail bo &C.
cepted and that the President be au.
thorized TO issue a warrant, in favor o.
P. Kelly, the contractor, for $500
when there are funds ID the Treasury
for the year 1879.
On motion of Mr.. We'll,
Resolved, That the salary Of the Of
feer Of the Jury be fixed at $40 pei
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-PLANr's Flour at Hustmyre's-
wholesale and retail.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Pursuant to adjournment the Jury
met. Member present

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Pursuant to adjournment the Jury
met. Member present
F. Seip, President,
C. j. Barstow,
F. A. Blanchard,
j. A. Dixon,
/. Lacroix,
B. Mayer.
j. W. Moore,
E. We'll,
S. D. Williams.
On motion of Mr.. Blanchard,
Whereas the Police Jury is specially
vested by law with the power to deter
mine what animals shalt he suffered tC
rove and whom they may be lawfully
killed, and whereas numerous repre-.
sensations have been made TO this Ju.
ry that the practice of allowing hogs
to rove at large is detrimental to crops
injurious to the public roads and lev.
ecs, and entails heavy charges upor
agriculttrists, in the way of building
md keeping up fences, much beyond
the power of most Of our planters
therefore be it
Resolved, That no hogs shall be suf
fered to Drove at large upon the publ,
roads or upon the front of plantation
situated in the lowlands of this Parish
Be it further
Resolved, That the Constable of an,
of the wards situated in the loyland
be and are hereby appointed and au
thorized, and it is made their duty. t,
take up any hog found running a
large upon the roads or in front Of til,
plantations as aforesaid, aud carry til,
same before the Justice of the Peace il
and for his ward, and shall deliver th,
same to the said Justice of the Peace
Be it further !:
Resolved, That upon the failure O
the Constable to perform the dutie
| required of him, then it shall be Lawful
for any person to take up any no,
found rowing at large as aforesaid, an,
to take the same to the Justice Of tn
| Peace of the ward, in the same man
ner as the Constable is herein require,
to do. Be it further
Resolved, That it shall be and i
hereby made the duty of the Jus
tices of the Peace in and for the low
Hand Wards of this Parish, to receiv,
fand keep in pound fur the terra o
three days, any hog delivered TO hin
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ALEXANDRIA, La:
WEDNESDAY. JUNE II, 1879.

-FREsH bread every morning a
M. O'Shee's.
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month, it being understood that said
officer shall make service OF
all summons emanating from this In
ry and make his return of the same to
this Jury.
Resolved further, That all notices
from this Jury shall be made. out by
the Clerk in duplicate, the original to
be served upon the party and the 9TH
er fled in this Office, with the endorse
ment of date and kind of service per-
formed by The Officer of the Jury.
On motion of Mr.. Moore,
Resolved, That the sum of Sixty
dollars be appropriated out of the
Bridge Fund of 1879, to build bridge
across the Dollard Slough at Hatha-
ways, OH the Sugar Town road, and
that N. P. Hathaway, Willis Musgrove
and Balls E. Coleman be appointed
commissioners to let out the same &C.
cording to law.
On motion of Mr.. Blanchard,
Whereas resolution was adopted al
a previous meeting of the Police Jury
making appropriation to build a bridge
on Matthewson's Bayou, near Red riv.
er, at Cotile Landing; and whereas the
bridge Fund of the year 1878 is ex.
l,austed, therefore be it
| Resolved, That the sum of $3.50 be
appropriated out of the Bridge Fund
for this year to build the bridge ovel
the said bayou, and that H. A. Boyce
H. A. Biossat and G. HI. Blanchard be
appointed commissioners to let out the
bridge to the lowest bidder, saperin.
tend the work and make report of the
same in the manner indicated by law
On motion of Mr.. Barst0w,
Resolved, That j. C. Wise, A. " Use
C. E. Ball, j. Bo:land, w. Nally and
NJ. Corley be and are hereby appoint
ed commissioners to lay out q road
from Balls Mill to the river on or neal
the line between the land of j. r. Will.
liams and Tom Cannon, in the manner
indicated by law.
On motion of Mr.. Barstow,
Resolved, That the sum of 800, OF
as much thereof as is necessary, be
appropriated out of the general fund Of
1879 for lumber for the repairs of the
old Plank Road on the Bayou Robert
road, and that the syndic OF tho road
he empowered to purchase the lumber
and make report to this Jury.
On motion of MIR. We'll,
Resolved, That the Sheriff be au.
thorized to use the hands now in Jail
subject to work on the public road, tc
cut dam across the Railroad track in
the Dtfendotfer field, for the purpose
OF protecting the drainage in the real
of the Town.
On motion, the Jury adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
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5. u. Williams.

On motion of Mr.. We'll,
Resolved, That the President he au.
thOrized to issue warrant for Forty.
five dollars in favor of K. A. Hunter
to be paid ont of the tnnl of 1873, fol
amount overpaid by said Hunter on 4
fine imposed on him by the Honorable
the District Judge.
On motion of Mr.. Mayer,
Resolved, That the petition for lay
ing ont i, road from Dry Bayou to the
Castor he allowed. and that Val Wall
Austin Wise and II. CampbelI he an;
are hereby appointed commissioners
to locate the same, and that Austi,
Wise be appointed syndic Of said roa,
from Qu;,utico bridge To the Castor
On motion of Nj. Barstnw,
,neItesolved, That action in reference
to appropr!ating fnnds-to build bridges
on the River road above Alexandria
be deferred, the Bridge Fund of 1875
being exhausted.
Mr.. Dixon offered a resolution ask
ing for IN appropriation Of $50 for the
relief of Miss Jane Lusk, which was
rejected.
On motion of Mr.. Barst0w,
Resolved, That j. w. Stafford be
and is hereby appointed syndic on the
road from Cheneyville to Echo Land
ing, and that he is hereby authorized
and empowered to call ont the hantls
subject to road duty from Lloyd's
Bridge to the lower Parish line, OF
both sides of Bayou Boeuf, or SO many
as may be necessary for one days ser
vice each year, for the purpose o.
working said road, and that the hands
thus working on said road shall be Gre
dited with one days work on the seve
raj roads to which they are assigned
On motion the Jury adjourned unit
afternoon at2 o'clock.
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ALEXANDRIA. LA.,}
June S, 1879. {

Pursuant to adjournment the Jury
met. Members present
F. Seip, President,
G. j Barstow,
F. A. Blanchard,
j. A. Dixon,
Isaac Lacroix,
Is. Mayer,
+. We'll,
SD. Williams.
On motion of Mr.. Barstow,
Resolved, That the petition of G c
and H I Smith for the changing of the
Ward lines be made and that the Ward
lines between the Cheneyville and La
mourie Wards, commence on the river
at the Mouth of Dunn's bayou, follow
ing said bayou until it intersects the
section line dividing section "a from
IS in Township 2 West and 2 East,
and follow the section line South until
| it strikes the ward line dividing Che
neyville ward from Lamourie ward.
The Police jury adjourned until this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, to allow the
Committee appointed for that purpose
time to examine the condition Of the
Jail aud report on same.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Jury met. Members present
F. Seip, President,
G. j. Barstow,
F. A. Blanchard,
J. A. Dixon,
Isaac Lacroix,
b. Mayer,
Jos. w. Moore,
E. We'll,
| S. d. Williams.
The Committee appointed to visit
aud examine the condition Of the Jail.
reported that they found tho Jail and
premises in a most satisfactory conili-
ton, and reflects credit on our Sheriff.
| Mr.. Moore offered tho following
resolution:
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-"Up-AND.UP" at Hustmyre's-
the fanciest brand of Flour now out.
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ALEXANDRIA, LA.,1
lima A 1870 (

ALEXANDRIA,, La,
June 4, 1879.
Pursuant to adjournment the Police
Jury met. The following members
were present:
F. Seip, President,
CD. Barstow,
F. A. Blanchard,
John A. Dixon,
Isaac Lacroix,
B. Mayer,
J. w. Moore,
F.. We'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-11-06

D. E. SHEA,
REAL ESTATE,
LOAN AND
General Insurance
AGENT.
Office in Opera Block,
Missouri

Has for sale large selection Of town
and country improved and unim-
proved property at very low figures
and on reasonable terms.
Represents the following old sub
stantial Companies
Home n. ...assets S6,1O4, ,651
Continental n. ". s0i0. .0o5
Insul ance Co. of n. A.
Philadelphia. ..... assets 6,60l 1884
Fireman. Friend Cal. Gold
assets. ............ 1885
Fire Association OF Phila.
assets. ................ 3,77s,651
n. British IL Mercantile of
London Gold Capital. 100000
Assets in the L. S...... 1.767, ,277
LIFE INSURANCE.
North Western Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
assets. SIS, ,062, 1925. .02
Abstracts and cOnveyances furnished
on reasonable terms. Correspon
encen solited. ct f
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-11-06
Probate Court. Audrain C0un-
ty. November Term. 1879.
FIRST DAY, NOVEMBER 10.

TlhSI DAi3 NV thbLN w.
Estate of Green Willingham, annu-
al settlement; W. II. Kennau, admin
istrator.
Estate of W. r. Ewing, annual set
tlement; d. F.. Shea administrator.
Estate Andrew Harper, annual set
tlement; G. III. Hardin, admlnistra-
tor.
Estate William Marshall, annual
settlement; Alex. Marshall, admins
traitor.
Estate Jno. Ewing, annual settle
ment; Frank Heckler, guardian.
Estate Jno. Breshear, final settle
ment J r. G. and \. Breshear, eXecu-
tors.
Estate Martha Still, annual settle
ment; ID. f. Shea, administrator.
Estate A. f. Bybee, annual settle
ment; L. J. Bybee, guardian.
SECOND DAY, NOVEMBER IL.
Estate of Fleet Young, annual set
tlement; I. J Rowe, guardian.
Estate Robert Powell, final settle
ment; M. A. Powell, administrators.
Estate John Mclean, final settle
ment; G. f. O'Leary, executor.
Estate Nancy Cassiday, final settle
ment; ID. f. Shea, administrator.
Estate 1. Adams, final settlement: :
D. +. Shea, administrator.
Estate G. NJ. Ross, final settlement :;
ID. f.. Shea, administrator.
Estate Jno. Sayre, final settlement !;
L. Sayre, Administrative.
Estate Jackson Sox, final settle
ment; r. Sox, administrator.
Estate III. Bauder, final settlement !;
II. n. Bauder, administrator.
Estate r. Baldridge, final settle
mentk w. rIichols, administrator.
Estate Lucy and Edward Hall, an
nual settlement; J. S. Ritchie, guar
dian.
THIRD DAY, NOVEMBER II.
Estate Richard French, annual set
tlenent Jno. Whittenberg, guardian.
Estate Mary Baker, annual settle
ment; r. r. Baker, guardian.
Estate Mike Scannell, annual set
tlement; II. Scannell, guardian.
Estate Florence Scannell, annual
settlement; III. Scannel, guardian.
Estate Sally Sims, annual settle
ment; 1. j. Sims, guardian.
Estate Matte Potts, annual settle
ment; j. Henderson, guardian.
Estate A. Burnett, final settlement
+. +. Shea, adminisator.
Estate J. 2. Clark, final settlement
D. z. Shea, administrator.
Estate A. r. Ringo, final settle
ment; G. B. Macfarlane, administra'
tor.
Estate Kochlihg heirs, final settle
nent; Jos. Breshear, guardian.
Estate Lucy Settle, ct al, annua
settlement; Jos. Settle, guardian.
Estate 5. NJ. Duly, final settlement
p. H. and G. w. Duly, adrninistra
tors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-11-06

The receipts of the Great st. Louis
Fair are S6, 900 in excess Of last year.
The exposition feature will be cut off
another year and we will only have
the fair proper The probabilities are
that an exposition building will be
constructed where it will be more ac-
cessible to visitors and manufactur-
ers, artists, ETC., somewhere down
In town, as in Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-11-06
Ladies

Do you want a pure, bloom
ing COmplexions III so, q
few applications Of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify you to your hearts con-
tent. 1t does away with Sal
bwness, Redness, Pimples,
Blotches, and all diseases and
imperfections of the skin. 1t
oyercolses the flushed appear
ance of heat, fatigue and ex-
citement. 1t makes a lady of
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that ii is impossible to detect
its application.
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EASTERN STATES.

New YORK. Nov. lS.-A. q meeting
Of the Wabash, ST. Louis and Pacific
Railroad Company TO complete the or
canizstion. the following officers were
chosen Cyrus " Field, President; B
W Lewis. FRS, Vice-Presidsnt; A S
Hopkins, Second Vice President: " B
| Cornesn, Treasurer James F Howe.
Secretary ] G Gaul:, General Mana
ser.
Valparaiso news is to October leth.
1t was reported that disputes had arisen
between the Bolivisns and Peruvians
At Taena. The Chi.eans are endeavor.
ing 10 capture Iquique and africa BY
reducing the Inhabitants to ex,remiiiss.
Ore hundred aud twenty eight prison
ers from the Peruvian ironclad Huas,
car had arrived.
CHICAGO, Nov 1.-THE City Coun-
Gil has adopted 40 ordinance prohibit
ing the sale in the city Of milk obtained
from swill fed cows. This has been q
crying evil, as cows fed with distillery
Stops DO not give milk Fit for use. and
ye. this is sold largely TO poor people.
WARRINGTON, Nov. If Among tie
statements curren. .onish. as 10 recon-.
menda;ions that will be made in the
+ forthcoming Department. reports. and
which. although lacking official con
/ firmation. seem 70 be well founded, are
{ the following, viz: That Secretary Nc
/ Crazy will iniorse General Sherman
recommeu dation fr legislation TO es-
/ ,ablish the srmv on basis of 25 COG
uen. rank and file. hot including ,he
nea d,tsilei FIR special duties. and
that Attorney General Devens vii
renew his rec 'mmenfiation that Dt.tf'c
Attorneys be ra'i fixed -aisries. and
| Mill also recommend SINE charge by
/ Coagres. in the law covering the
me,hoi # paying clerks OF Unitet
States Courts.
The Cabinet meeting teiay ~as at
tended by all the members. AMI VAS q
unusually loug dur.tion. Most of ,h'
tire. aside from tina, devoted to th,
Transaction u merely routine busicess
VS. occupied In discussing questions o
CO us,itu,ioDal sni International law Ii
connection with the Subject Il The
proclamation recently issued by t6'
Canadian Governnen ut permitting Amer
lean vessels 10 come 10 the relief o.
Canadian vessels in the waters ct thu
Dominion only when the danger of Toe
o. life or cargo is absolutely imminent
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The lumber advance 10 San Francisco
will set everything booming on Puget
Sound. II the price stays up AID the
market continues good. every mill will
be running nigh, and day a, the earliest.
possible moment, and a, least sixty new
logging camp, will be pat into active
operation during the next sixty days
All this means the profitable employ
ment of not less than thousand men.
means large increase in the fleet of
lumber carriers, work for the tag boat.
aud prosperity for all II will ill the
lNdsman and the waterman. the farmer
and the townsman. the merchant. the
printer. everyone. with JOY. 1, Ger
tsinly does losk as though the year be
fore Us will be oue Of unmeasulei
good.
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TTowgsESD, Nov Craftsmanship
Csliforpi. arrived this afternoon from
sitks. Sho reports very strong souts-
civ winds and stormy Gather.
The CaIifo-aia landed tie new engine
f.. tie Alaska God AMI Silver AinIrg
Company 81 their wharf in Silver bay.
SUPERINTENDENT R..z viii have It run
uinr in fiye week. Ore in he Stewart
mine improves g. they 60 IL The
Stewart shipped lts third bar Of gold.
valued a. eig D. hurdFei dollars having
rcn three days, when The water source
ffoze Tie directors of the Great
Eaten have rs ,v.d 20 commences
work ea:ly in the spring. They have
levied a. assessment of $50 share for
the erection Of mill. Haley and the
owner. Of TIE Witch have sen. 10
Oregon tor mule. ard will star; four
a..stss oa the return Of the California
The L. s Marshal is aboard with
Jsek Wiiliam.. the mar VITO sho. Rob
ert Rov. Williams will be tried in
Portland. R7y will probably recover,
eltLocgh afflicted with henorrhsge 0!
tie lungs, a.. wAs too weak 70 cotEe
down a. : wines
Paymas,er Ring. of,he jamestown.
il ahcar,. enroute 20 San Francisco Tor
funds Lieut.. Ellsworth, Of tie ina
rines, also. IN charge Of Ave prisoners
:o- Bea:cia, AMI Jack Feish. With t1e
body Of james Barns. which be PACKED
on slc1s q distance Of two hundred
miles.
John Muir has 10. returned from
the Chilca. country He has been
heard from twice.
The Indians up I, tia: time wera
peacesbly disposed.
Fifty miners we.. up from For!
W.angel to winter in Si:ks.
The California brings forty two thou
sand dollars in treasure from Csssial
and Si,ka. She will sail tonight foi
Portland
The Dakota came in thi. morning
towing the schooner L J Perry loaded
with Swinomish grain. The steamer
Susie from Skagis, and sloop Quict
/ Step from San Juan, also loaded With
grain. were waiting here, and the three
I carr, pes, au.ou.tloS W s"V''t 'Ho ~
dred sacks, were taken aboard. and the
Dakota left for Victoria ct Pm
Among the passengers from this place
were Mrs ard Miss Seavy for Sal
Francisco. and Frank Bartlett fer Vic
,oria, the latter being witness in tn
case Of tie schooner Wiuiffed. tht
Captain Of which viii be tried or
| Thursday.
Among the arrival. today were the
Misses Warbass and Lizzie Ferry, Wis
ting Mrs Gerrish
Tho weather is very warm today
with fros, early in the morning.
The Legislators and Council Clerk
Weir ard family arrived .rom,he Cap
i,al yesterday.
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ePs.a FRO. SEsTTlE-

20 grain worthy q nentioa vas
.hippe5 f.o.a .ae pyst Of Seattle P:ig:
,o!S7j. Bet little we-t iaa: ye1T- TIE
quantity vas iocre;saf il 1876, al l.
1871 AID 1873 more went, OF enough IN
either If the tao last years e. lo.I
..,ersl sua.l ocean. goiag c:lf;. tbs
yea, we have hopes cf ai.Ief, IL
greater shiC1en. iAaa - any rFeTi-as
year. ard tha. tie increase referred =
during the pas. FIVE years VII, 60 On
Annually hereafter for Z long ilDe 10
come We not oaly hope but do 10:
doub.. Still there 10 roc II !cr doubt.
The god wishes Ct an en.husiastic
friend and citizen are by no means q
guarantee Of the future. We zee .
powerful Comp-uy reaching cot snd
securing g very large share o! the gram
,rn.Ie. /, Las iogD. q mill. ~karTes
sl.d warehouses close by, with an in
uerse .;ofe. steaanb02t, sny amount
O. c.s5, aud active. jealous. INTEL geai
employees Were !; u0i f9t itis Cen
p.u, Seattle would &c. Substantially
Al the grain trade Of Wba.com, Island
AID SuoAoa.ish eaga.its. aid Il would
be grand, grea. thing IF oar little
CITY 70 have Seattle Las adSaL;sge 8
= fer oar northern DeigLbors superior
even T. .Lo.e Il tie Plget Nil Con
y.uy ALL C;s.l.3y. bu. aloae they are
TO: erough - capture al this gain.
We .hoa.d have mo:e warehouse TJoD
I'D a.oTe ifa2sporl': IN. our people
should hare spare D0oey 20 aiveoce OF
crops; The cost Of bringing here s1d
handling .hould be reduced 70 the low
Is, notch, and everything done TO direct
the trade this way sDd foster il. Ocean
steamers will g TO Utsalady whenever
saiiiciel. cargo 10 pay offers. ALREADY
one sail vessel has partially or entirely
l5ade! there with grain for San Fran
cisco and Others will probably follow
suit. Ii our people wish TO retain wha:
they already have. sgains. SO powerful
competitor, they will have TO De up
and doing. while il they increase their
store, we'll directed and uncea:ing effort
will lie indispsn sable.