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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED ntTL-
lVt WAN.-Ofur irfn b;fn A. VI to ~ r " Rrrior
nreet-Ne"rest p"n. to- Wai street Ferry. aud con "rts
point Tor JerHy CIV ant tuuiutnipaw ferries Ptrt
placeNctr- 4 puHt Z. r Post Ohc, Diy idd and Bsr.
clay S.l'ct fffg Go Huoi Chambers street Near.
IoiH ftsuai ant Eide Railway Ferry Fraut un
strorL G'fni s.trr-Ne 'rt pont Dc-brs~,s street
Perry to J"fry Nir rnt rnuTccts with tor DIS
bruises aui Bot tsrand Street iurreS Bccckcr street.
IunH cts wt cats Jos ra.t ani vest Eighth street.
Near - point Oar toIhcf street Ferry iii, kpn
pnecuiN Nltl len Ghft~utlher and Hast S. Mn
Street icrrip Fuu.teru'h strtctNe ircst poiut
square, Muiiscks ard Lvrenn Theatres. Acndrniy q
Mu.c, Irving ant ramnanv Halls. connecting with rirs
for East Twenty tiiri snd rNentvfnurth street crtpS
Iwentvthiri sret-Nenr'-i point to Bcotts 81 james
aud Park TIcarr. Grand Opfra lou e. GiluOrcs .tr.
den and Na mic trnpc. anil ecnty-t stei Ftfry
Jrray Nity Thirty thiri strrct-Nparo.t pniut 10
Standard. Broadway aud III IN Avenue Theatres Auua.
mum aud Sqn fraEiscu Mnstres connecting with cars
fuf WtFhawkcn Perry. Forty second strcet-Cuunects
with New York Trn.fcr Complnys cabs for Grand Zen
trail Depot fiftrih street tinvvishth strectCancct
IN with Gar of !rt Line Railroad Nearest point toe
Central Park fuvtiird street and Eighth avenue
fur ulrt WI trains take east side stations For dusn-
town trains take west SIDE stItNS Trains will TO
ssth 4 AMI eth and nd " uih 9Th ay alternately
Pare. 10 cents cNcrt tween the hours 5:J aud 50
A. NJ. aud aud r NJ when the iarp H. cents
WV u GARRISON, President
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Upon completion Of transfer facilities. Of which due
notice will be given trains wA be on those branches
TO aud lrOm the juncuons
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MtSitaI.

A CERTAIN CURE tor headache, constipation
Wr, stomach, Ner kidney or skin diseases merry Aus
sNhNu,uon ,wrHkness. &c also RESTORES manhood
Ir"ushlohh lhNWor4unf syrup Zoe huc. and 81 Gases
lruho.uced lhturahe solicited and cured or money re.
Mesttth 81 ~ '' ~
A TTENTION : thirty years Prussinn ami Anne ri.
can practice spccalues Diseases men aud loss OF
nauho'd consultation ifee pr Jacoby, ldi Bleeckcrst
A TIENTION, Pauent,i 20 years Paris hospitnl ex
ApefcnCr consult nr rkOflN, "a Bond Il fee 81 alt
useascs skin disorders nervous debility radically cured
nN RICO iID'S Essence Of Lite nor prostrAtnn and
- dehhtv restores mauhunh in I weeks failure limos
siD!c pnee 80 par case, Sole agent
Dr. JACQUES, University place, New York.
I'm, SMITH, 100 East 10Th 81 , surgeon; mems dis.
- eases, structures Wuakne skin disorders New
neti~l only cure lor lost mShooil Matted, 81 Cures
guar anteod
DISEASES OF MEN Specmlty; cure from 3 70
- lays DE- DYER. AZ West Ism 81. mar 6ih NV.
NEW EDITION PHILOSOPHY OF Marriage on lis.
eases 2, Men" Should be read by all Price rs eents
secretary Museum oil Anatomy. OILS Broadway, n, Y,
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ALL MAIN LINE TRAINS WILL DE RUN AS USUAL.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Eailrulos.
TINE NEW YORK ELEVATED nan
ROAD COMPANY. EAST SIDE LINE
NEW YORK, March %, 1879
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS

On and after this date PENDING rHE CoNsrRtrc.
TIoN OF PLATFORMS and conveniences for the Tram.
forof passengers at CHATHAM SQUARE and EAST I'D
ST. the operation Of the CITY HALL and GRAND GEN
TRIAL BRANCHES will be SUSPENDED
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Railroad bonds were generally ilrmer. with
an active business in the issues OF Kansas Pa
GIhr, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and New
Jersey CentrMl.
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@lantro-- -ttmalts.

A Uptown ADVERTISERS
~ May leave their faNors fhR at the oni v
author zcd uptown Advertisement Offices
,SHS Broadway, corner 81 Slst ST., I'LL o 7. NJ, AMI
sos West Esd ST, corner OF sth av, VII = T. NJ
100 81 nv, corner u 47th st, MI = T.. NJ
~ East an 81, corner Union square. ul SIN
A.
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4 -A;-A.-A.-loo experienced operators wanted
n on hnc wle work; lace hcnmcfs. sirady work ;
good prices palh A AScllER, and White ST.
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BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
ROBERT STEWART.
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on End AFTER DEC. II is7s
Express Trans New AorS. Dcsbrosses AMI
GdrtauGt streets fcrries ~ follows
$50. ~ : ~ ~ f,tLamiuc, n A. NJ. l. 5i3n 4 s. \
7sn. $50 aud 10 p. "
Boat "Brois iyu Annex" connect wth all throIga
trains jersey CITY. afor1ins speedy and direct
transfer Tor Bruukly u travel
RetHrnt- traHs leave Philadelphia l2Ol 2 -. - Z
Tsi, :. So ant II A. " dimtei Express. 81 2.
31i. -, >. SD A. " & - y. W.
TcSci eagsss 5s8 am va Broadway. Aston Hoas'
and loot Drbr0,ses aHl Goruanlt stN. Court ani
brooNyu Annex Depot loot Of Fulton st.. Bronayu, ~ .
lldan iiS Hudson 81. HoJoken, Depot, Jersey C.y.
Immigrant ucktt uiice, Battery place.
PRANK THOMSON l. y. FARMER
General AaaNger Senl .'as,rnser Asent
SUNDAY LINE TO BosToN.-stcancr, o.
The Norwich Line will leave PIER a. North River q,
NJ Sunday for Boston worcc'irr Portland. &c
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FOURTEEN TnRordn ruAlNs EAcll WAY DAlLY;
THREE Di.fOrs Is fliLADELPuiA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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Rtsl G state.


INOR SALE-Firstclass well built two-story hass.
II mcntand cellar frame houses. double boarded. tic
roe &C, within thirty minutes OF the terry very csIr
able price S2.ho STEWART MCDOlGAiI.
asa st.. between ist and "a avs brooklyn.
tNOR sAIE-A complete little farm; about iqI
Ani barn, In the village Oi Shutdown Branch. l.. l.;
pnce 500 Apply TO }. : BLYDENBtRGH.
65 Pine st, New York.
EOR alba two-story and baepcnt cottage with
three lots, on ROckAwsy near Sackrtt,
sonthe oher win he accepted within nne week; will he
sold Al pustc auction April = at saesroon b Wilough.
BY av.. Brooklyn
EOR SALE.-si $50 will purchase u new tWostory
basement, and ~t-cellar brown stone front hoHse II
rooms. NIL imrroNements finely located. terms easy
BuERlLLS real estate ONCE, asa 9Th av., BroukNn,
EOR SALE chrap-Two lots on Nostrani av
Bronkhh near railroad depot; test location TO build
good business place t"r further particulars Inquire s31
Nostrand av seconi n0or
GRAND Opportunity 90 miles on Long Island =
~ acres good improvements, very healthy Address
BARGAIN bnS l3t sun office.
HANDsOME hou~s apd lols, q rooms gas a nd
waller; good locaon Al jersey city convenient io
CURED, balance yearly instnments $50 500 send
stamp for Record GIBSON. Al Montgomery -
Jersey cay.
Com lots Flushing village near icpots schools
R~OO churches aud hand some residences, decided
BARGAINS: monthly pnVrwntsi p0stals personally
answered }. STEVENS, M West l2ad It.
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DOUBLE TRACE, rHk MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr. AND THE FAsrEST TINE CONSISTENT
WIN AnnOI.NrE sAfETY.
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miscellaneous.

q. KELLY, breeder Of high,class pouItry
"A Breeding farm Nctuchcn, New Jersey. $50 Rroai,
way 10 MHNctlcN place Latest price list Of eggs 'ot
hnchlnS fFmouM Rocks. yer sitting 49, - LAM
hlAlmAs. pcL shuns u3l. -, Brown ami White Log.
horns, per atung ui e. So
EOH SALE-Cue washing machine with all AZ
Il Ashmen!s, aud one manslc Tor laundry purpose both
~ lMN running order NcrN CHEAP Inquire corner Ion,
itA ami lako sts. West Emit Jersey CITY, % address
X /, box III, san onire, tor particulars
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION mehicai ESSAY
a ' COMPRISING series OF lectures delivered al kalmS
Musrumo. Anatomy on the cause snd premature
utce SHOWING lnlspUtablv hoN lost health may be re-
gained, Anordlng clear SNunps to mar.
rage anu the treatment OF nervous anil nhyscai
pclhS lhe result p 20 wears eNurgitnce. ly u. lIs
currency ~ postage stanpN AidrvAs Secretary kauu'A
Museum Oas 81 galway, New lorN
ZEMO hEfhtU EmAToR, with cvv,c,. Con.
book iksiiEsV s-Y 1ti ~ W
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no PnILADELPnIA
nr..,l,., =. ". nr,nn

TILE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
hfrNFfN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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A YOUNG man, age ~ wants position in some
- nulactnlng or other business has had the man.
as'htt o large factory tor over SIX years willing
hEo 70 any part OF the country. Address EXPERIENCE,
box ~. SAN office -
4 MIRICAN young woman wants a situation as
~ chanlcunAm aud waitress IN a private family In.
CURE Ht 80 Henry It 1t luor.
A hkSPECrABLE family would take a little airl
ring "a hVn '''
DKESsM AKER, good cutter and inter, expert
- M WrrnunnS, womb like tcw ensseements M an
American i"ni.' at 81 psr day. Can be addressed At
hrf lWNul employers HktSSMAkER, 1917 East bgth
ST. or "l' howln-ho - BROOKLYN, Is. II
- EIIABLE American. age 80: care orinvanl. carr
~ o "r~'i cl"rk servant able most anytling;
ear ,huon very moderate; city country. Addros,
1899 49, '''"@
SITUATION wanted as iautor nv man OF small
- tnm' competent painter; Landlords will hnd II 10
then advantage tn address him. city or country address
tot Three DAYS. DANIEL rNSEN box 100 sun once
" ANTEp-A position as salesady by competent
W person who has hat experience Anh give hrst
c1ss references willing 10 commence small salary
Address ALICE, sun mp town office, l23- Broadway
11S FORSYTH sT., Room a respectahle wo
80 lGaN VA g. oli t. 40 day'A work, washing or
mouse ceAhlne M ~ day and take In wash M at T5o
HH"@r" i"u-h NAshns 1uc Mrs RYAN
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,hi. chapter must. within sixty days
.f,er tie completion Of any building.
improvement or structure, or after the
COMPLETION Of the alteration or repair
thereof, or after be has ceased 20 labor
thereon frou, any cAuss. or after be has
ceased to furnish materials therefor, or
after the performance Of any labor in
mine or mining claim, file for record
with the county auditor Of the county
in which such property or some part
thereof is situated claim containing .
Statement. Of bis demand. after deduct
ing all JUS. credits and Offsets. With the
name of she owner or .eputed owner, II
known. and also the name OF the psr-
SOL by whcm he was employed. or to
whom lie furnished the materials. with
. statement Of the terms. time given,
and conditions Of his contract. and also
. description of the property to be
charged with the lien sufficient for
Identification. which claim must be
verified by the oath Of himself o. some
other person to the effect that the ATTAIN.
believe. the claim 10 be just"
Sec :. Sections one. two. four aud
FIVE Of this act shall. take effect and be
in force from aud after the approval OF
this act a7d section three Of this act
shall take eli ct on and after the frs.
day Of January. 4 y, 1850.
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ARRIVAL or TIE DAKOTA The
Dsk0ts sailed from San Frsntico a;
1880 P. II. November 29th. AID arrived
at Esquimals At 100 An December
"a, o. hours Had so'.h y wird.
9th thick weather the eatsrs pas,sg-.
She arrived here last evening AID
brought - passengers. Mrs. E T Finn.
n Harris, wife and two children. J
Seidenberg. q Baxter. and II in the
steerage. Consigness Boyd, Poncir
4 Young. G P Stone & Co. Crawford &
Harrington, Chas Naher. j & g Caches.
Stewart & Ebersold. d Pearson. Kirk
G Ward. L P Smith & Son. D o Pear
son. Kelley & Young, Toklas & Singer
man, f d Ebersold. L 3 Rowe. Treen
& Raymond. z W VALID. L keinig.
Tai 10y. p " Wus,hoa. L Anderson.
T Lyle. F Mcclellan. n Il Mad1ocks.
W II Gomez. Frauen,hal Bros. u j
Csrkeek. V Schmidt, Flynn L Ander-
son. II Dinsmore. Wa Cbong. G II
Chick. Mrs O'ponnsll. W Mou,gom
cry. II UhlfcIdsr. y Portman. W II
Pumphrey. Il + Levy. ] Nation. VIM
Edwsrds. II McAlser & Co, 2 koach.
Waddell & Miles. Hall & Paulsnn. Z Z
II. W jennings. 1 CAthcsrt. Ren,on.
Holmes & Co, WIN MuDks, j keenan,.
Stetson & Post. Wing Wo. john SulIi-
van. Schwab.cher Bros 4 Co. WILDLY
Island Mile, J u Blautharl. Slorah &
Co. John L-ary. S Baxter & ca, Wells.
Fargo i Co
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A RAIRRoAD CACSEwAY.-The

A RAIRRoAD CACsEwAY.-The pier
the Central Pacific Railroad Company
is now building out of Oakland. toward
san Francisco. viii. extend 66o0 feet
from Oakland Poi,t Tie first 540O
fee, ,ts width will he IS feet on top aud
the lis. 1900 feet it will range in width
mp To $50 feet. This csuseway is sol
idiy bull, with rock foundation. filled
in With gravel and earth. requiring
1000. 900 cubic yards Of filling. On
the bridge the par. - feet wide four
tracks will be laid. while on tho wider
par, will be be~ ildering cor fusion Of
nine tracks \; the end of this long
p;fr viii be ferry slip OF 600 feet
l.reth fof the boats crossing tie bay
Thr c,n.,enie. c.s Or lauding. .ravri
An: II file = i'll he very complete, and y
great inpro em.it on times past.
Boats Will run every fifteen minutes
during the busy hours of the day. For
the loading Ct ships the most thorough
are being made. irclni-
ing the building of four whsrves T. o
feet lorg and 100 feet wide. With - C,
depth Of water on the side and immense
warehouses on top. The new pier,
wharvss, ware houses. workshops. &C..
will cover an area Of from $50 to 200
scres. over Nil OF which until lately the
sea has washed at high tide. When
these improvements arc completed, what
is now known "a Long Wharf will be
removed fine cost Of all this change
and work is estimated at close upon five
u, illion dollars.
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The bark Aursols, with 1900 tors Of
coal, went out under full sail las,
evening.
The Reporter and Excelsior will take
holds full Of coal at Seattle and lumber
on deck At Blakely. The Eldorado will
commence taking coal today.
A messenger came over from Port
Blskely in the sloop J c Cssvell, last
evening. to summon DR. Smith to the
b, d.ide Of Mr. James Taylor, q, he was
considered much worse.
Captain " l.. Dodgers. formerly Of
seattle. bu. now first assistant light
keeper 1T Poin. Wilson. has spent the
las, two days in our city. getting ready
lis household effects for removal to bis
rev seat If operations.
Owing to The Odd Felloss' Relief
Committee in San Francisco falling 70
receive word from this city in time. the
rrmains Of r A Young we're not sent
on the steamer leaving there yesterday.
On Mond y the body will 10 sent on
the steamer sailing for Portland.
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The UPPER COLUMBIA A friend
ut III. Delles writes us .s follows 4:
we arc iavirgs gradual revival OF
business here, and anticipate . good
winter. The character Il business 10
c angling greatly here. and grain Il
becoming our chief export. Instead OF
beef and mutton. l am pleased to
hear that business il also reviving upon
your splendid waterfront. Lumber il
fearfully costly article in this place.
ranging frsm SIS to $25 Per thousand
fee, according to quality. l have just
retarn.d from three ws-ks' trip Ipto
the Walls Walla country. Twelve
thousand tons Of grain are 1t Wails
Walla snd Weston which they will not
be able {, get out before spring. This
alone exceeds the entire export Of Wal
inla in 1875. such change in four
years i, wonderful
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CAPT. BRUCE.-Ccucerning this gen
tleman, So lorg and favnrably known
on Puget Sound, we clip the following
from the Crescent City Courier. explain
ing :ae circumstances Attending the
grounding add subsequent saving Of
the schooner II D Pomeroy during the
l.te heavy soutbeastsr at Crescent City:
Last Thursday Captain Bruce. OF the
schooner NJ u Pomeroy. concluded II
WAS safer Oh lana ia 81 water. and ran
his vessel IN tic leah The schooner
was loaded with iron. And being II oried
close in where the watr was shal,ow,
the heavy Sea caused her to s:rike Tbs
captain thought it better to beach her
than to run the risk Il having her bot
tom pounded out. She struck on the
sand ut high tide. aud va, not Injured
10 the least. 90 Saturday evening. at
low tide. the weather having cleared.
the captain finished unloading Iii, irou.
which lightened the vessel to such .
degree that at high tide on Sunday
morning 10 had little difficulty in Get
ting her ofr Captain Bruce displayed
considerable skill in running his vessel
aground aud getting her off without
damage, esps cially in such sea as was
running last Thursday. One would
think he had been on the beach before
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fsEiGnr LIST OF THE ExcELsIoR.--
The schooner Excelsior. Capt. Ku'tel.
arrived yesterday morning. bring
lug freight a. follows Phelps * Wsd-
leigh ~ packages 81 merchandise
S Baxter & Co 1877. Thos Lyle 40. Chill
berg Bros 40. sko.omish Indian Agen.
~ -. Tulalir g. Neah Bay l. Nisqusl.
ly /. Jos Borren 3. TR Morgan 2. II
Uhifclder 3. l. s R4. DA Jennings
1879. Eiglc Mil Co nae. CP Stone &
Co 70. Crawford x Harrington $50. 8
g IL + Co 1855. Sch wabscher Bros Il Co
n. w WI ,hoff 5. FW VALID l. For
up-SouEd ports the following: J W
SprAgne l package. L Meeker 1872.
Woodruff Il VsnEpps l. Ch.k Bnrmeis-
tor l6. Il Frort 20. Sam Stork 81. + n
Ford !. &c Horr Q. Pincus & Packsher
Z. and G G Bartlett. Of Port Town
send. 20.
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AK ALASKA GoID MiNE.-The Stew.
art lode is said 10 yield ore assay iDG
from $500 TO $4,000 per ton. and grow
ing richer q, greater depth 10 attained.
A forty horse power engine has becll
taken np. ard will be used with the
mill Tor crushing Tue company is
composed of Par,iaad s..sa, .sho ~ rect
to make IL big thing out Of their ven
ture. Three bars OF gold have been got
out, the last one weighing over $500.
and this was tho result Of only three
days work. and was only free gold Ia
ken from tho battery plates. leaving
the. sui phure,s. by fAr- the richsst por-
ton VI tho ore. to be yet worked,
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THE NEW LIEN LAW.

An act to amend ~ act entitled IAN
&C. relating to liens" approved Nov. 8,
1877:
SECTION !. Be 1t enacted by the L<gis-
latire assembly Of the Territory Of Wash.
isgt0a. That an act entitled al act re-
la,ing to liens. approved November Sth.
1877. 10 aud tho same 10 hereby
amended IS follows. that is to say /:
Section two Of chapter one OF sid act
shall bs aud the sane 10 amended 70 ~
TO read
"Sec. =. Such liens may be enforced
by a suit in ada iralty IN rem. or by .
suit in equity. In case Of . suit in ad-
mirAlty IN rem. the Law regulating pro.
cscdines in admiralty shall govern"
Bee. 3. Section three Of chapter two
OF said act ahsll b and the sane 10
amended 90 - to read
Sec. 3. Every person performing
labor upon or who shall assist in OBJ
tanning or securing sawlogs. spars. pilss
and other timber. has lien upon the
same for the work or labor done upon
Or in obtsining or securing the same,
whether such work or labor Was done
at the instance of the OWNER OF the same
or his agent. The cook in . logging
camp shall be regarded 40 . person
VIII" assists in obtaining or securing the
timber herein mentioned"
Sec. I. Section nine Of chapter two
OF said act shall Be and the same 10
amended SO 90 TO read
Sec. .. Every person. within thirty
days after the close Of the rendition Of
the services. or after the close Of the
work or labor mentioned in sections
three aud four Of this act, cl.imins the
benefit hereof. must file for record With
the county sudisor OF the county in
which such sswlogs. spars. piles aud
other t,mber WAS cut. or ia which such
lumber WAS manufactured. u claim
containing \ statement Of his dem md
snd the amount thereof. after de,lnct
ing - near IS possible all just credits
aud offsets. with the name Of the person
by whom he MAS employ Cd, with .
statement If the terms aud conditions
Of his contract. II any. and in case there
10 no express contract the claim shall
state what such ssrvic,. work ar l~b,r
Is reasonably worth. aud il shall alec
contain description Of The property 10
DO charged with tho lien. sufficient for
Identification with reasonable certainty.
which claim must be verified by the
oath Of himself or come other parson
10 the eject that the affiant believes the
same to be true"
Sec 8. Section twelve Of chapter two
Il said oct shall be and the same 10
amended - - u resd-
Sec. - No lien provided for in this
chapter binds any saw.oes. spArs. piles
or other timber u any lumber fos .
longer period than twelve calendar
ncnths after the claim - herein pro
vidsd has been 6led. unless . civil
action be commenced in . proper court
within that tioe TO enforce the same"
Sec. 6. Section twenty three OF chap
ter three OF said oct shall be and thu
came 10 amended % - TO read
"Ssc. IS. Every original contractor.
within sixty days aiter the completion
of Lis contrast O. other Termination
thereof, and every psssoa ave the orr
einal contractor claiming the bsosdt Of
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GIVEN TO CHARITY-- The Grant Re.
ception Committee Of POI tlsnd collected
$6il - moro than WAS disbursed. and
for n month or more did not know what
to do with tho money. They finally
concluded to devote It to charity. Ons
huudred dollArs each WAS given to St
Viu,cot Hospital. Good Samaritan. Wo.
mans Home. Woman's Aid Society.
Good Samaritan Orphsnage and Cath.
Ollie Orphanage. and the remainder
tSil 25) was given to the Medical Iu.
stitutc. An excellent distribution.
surely. r8
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WINTER LuMBxRINo.-Ias Monday
sixty men with teams loaded With pro.
visions. blankets aud clothing. left
Wslls walla for the upper YAkima
river, where they are to b employed
by Harknes. 4 Co 10 getting ont ma.
tesial for railroad ucs asd lumber for
the n p r r. c.. The logs are to b.
cut this winter and driven down the
Yakima IN the spring. AUD sawed up at
or near A'nswor,h during the spring
aud summer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-04

OaRooH UNIvERsiry-Upwards Of
two hundred scholars are attending the
Oregon State University; almost every
county in the State being represented.
besides u goo.ily number Of pupils hom
Washington Territory. The senior elass
10 composed Of nineteen m.mh-rs. ssvsu
Of whom were formerly stnten,s OF
Willamette University. The University
of Oregon shd the University Of Wash
lnston are the leading schools Of the
North Pacific.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-04
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