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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-09-24
THE STATE FAIR.

Financially the State Fair of 1880 il
reported as not a success, the expendi
lures exceeding the receipts by a thou
sand dollars. The report may or may
not be correct; we hope it is not. The
report in both the Chicago 1ribUpt
and Milwaukee Sen tis1el was accompa
MED with a good deal of factious fault
finding, and the spirit of ] am glad II
was not a success was plainly mani
tested in it. But however that may
be, no one could visit the Fair one OF
two days without being impressed
that the exhibition was grand sue
cess. Every department, with the ex
ceptlon Of the dairy. was full, com
plete and immense. The display Of
farm machinery, labor-saving ma
chimes for the farmer, machines thai
could skillfully do the work of hun
dreds and hundreds of hands, was
simply magnificent. Other states be
sides Wisconsin had a part in thi:
grand exhibition.
Draft horses, Clydesdales and Nor
mans, had full delegation, and road
sters were there in numbers. Their
was very large show of cattle, sheer
and swine Of all the prominent breeds
the choicest the state Of Wisconsin
could produce. There was a grand
display in both the Agricultural an6
horticultural halls. Here one coulG
stay hours feasting his eyes on thu
choice things produced by the skill
and industry of the farmer and fruit
grower, with the favor of kind prov
idence. One day would scarcely suf.
fee to take even a passing glance al
the large number of articles and ami
mails on exhibition. Besides this there
were several other very attractiy,
features. Gen. Grant was present OF
two days of the fair, and many hat
the pleasure of taking by the hand tht
greatest general in the world. thinl
as highly of Gen. Grant as any one
and If he needed my help would do al
much for him as any one, but I had
more important business on hand thar
pressing through q crowd and waiting
an hour or two to shake hands with {
man, and was content to spend few
moments looking at him from a dis
lance. The pictures we have of hin
are very good likenesses. and do mo-
fiatter him at all. The two days
spent at the fair there seemed to be {
crowd on every part of the grounds
and / hoped the fair would be as great
a success financially as it was as an ex
hibition. r. F. r.
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make more room and add to the COM
fort of those attending the fair. The
buildings have all been moved to the
south end of the ground and put in
much better shape. A large number
of seats have been erected for the
comfort of visitors. Over twelve hun
dred dollars have been expended to
improve the grounds. It is hoped that
fair weather and good attendance
win recompense them for their labor.
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TAX NOTICE.

The following is true and correct list of all unre-
deemed lots parcels pieces of land situated lying
and being In the county of Kenosha in the state Of
Wisconsin. which sold by the County Treasurer
Of said Kenosha county the 18th day of May A. D.
1875 for the unpaid taxes and charges due thereon for
the year A. D. 1877 and the amount Of taxes interest
and charges calculated thereon up to the last day
redemption being ON the 14th day Of May, 1881.
~ = ~ gwen snas unless
or before the said 14th day of May 1881 they will
upon proper application. be conveyed to the pur
Chaser thereof according to law.
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Legal Notices.


NOTICE TO Creators by Judge.
(KENOSHA COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE
In, the matter of the estate of David Strong
deceased.
Letters Of administration in said matter be-
Ing granted to Harriet P. Strong, of the town Of
Homers, In said county ana state, and, on bel
motion, six months from and after the seventh
day Of September, A. b. 1880. being allowed
aHd limited to creditors to present their claim
against said deceased for examination and al
owance,. therefore, on like motion, notice
hereby given that the judge Of said court will
ON the Grst Tuesday Of November, A. d. 1880
and on the first Tuesday of March, A. D. 1881
lat i6o'cloek A. n: Of said days, at his Office il
said county. examine and adjust all claims anC
demands Of all persons against said deceased
and that notice thereof be given to all person!
interested by publishing this order in the Ke
nOsha TELEGRAPH, weekly newspaper print
i cd and published In Kenosha city and county
| for fonf weeks excessively, and by posting thu
same in four public places In the town Of Sem
ePS, KenOsha county, four weeks before sale
days Of hearing.
Dated at Kenosha, the seventh day Of Sep
tembeY, A. .. $780,
By the Court.
vOLNEY FRENCH, County Judge.
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Notice to Creditors by Jadge.

KENOSHA COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of che last will and testament OF
joseph M6ller, deceased.
Letters festamentary In said matter being
this day granted to Alexander Bailey and John
Hartnell, and, on their motion, six months from
1880, being allowed and limited to creditors to
present their claims against said deceased for
examination and allowance, therefore, On like
motion, notice is hereby given that the Judge
Of said court will. on the first Tuesday Of No
vembeR, A. d. 1889, and on the first Tuesday OF
March, A. d. 1881, at 10 O'Clock A. M. Of said
days. 1t his Office in said county, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against said deceased. and that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by publishing
this. order in the Kenosha TELEGRAPH, a
weekly newspaper printed and published in
Kenosha cityl and county, for four weeks sue
eessively. and by posting the same in four pub
cplaces In the town Of Salem, Kenosha coun-
ty, four weeks before said days 81 hearing,
. Dated at Kenosha, the seventh day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1880.
By the Court.
VOLNEY FRENCH, County Judge
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Republican County Ticket.

For Sheriff,
H. G. BLACKMAN.
For Register Of Deeds,
d. B. BENEDICT.
For County Clerk,
E. G. TIMME.
For County Treasurer,
RALPH E. SUTHERLAND.
FOR Clerk of Court,
II. F. ROHLFING.
For District Attorney,
JAMES CAVANAUGH.
For County Surveyor,
JASON IOTHROP.
For Coroner,
DANIEL HEAD.
Republican County Committee,
ENOCH VAN VIE,
w. V. GULL;
GEO. ID. HEAD.
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WHY HANCOCK WAS NOMIN-
ATED.

One of the planks of the National
Democratic platform Of 1868 reads as
fellows: "And we declare that the
construction acts are uncohstitution-
AZ, revolutionary and void" On July
II. 1868, Gen. Hancock wrote letter
IL S. T. Glover, pledgiug himself to
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Town of Wheatland.

Fox River Valley Goa piece of land decided to
the Fox River Valley r r Co by Michael Stroube
on the 4th day Of nov, 1854, described as follows
VIZ. Commencing at psint to the and quarter
line Of sec 8 !, 10, 500 chains of the end Of
said u sec line; thence north $50 to point On
the line Of the Il e Il Of said section ia
+ Chains " OF the end of said n line; thence on
said line l52 chains thence $50 W to said !.
lines thence on said 4 line 152 chains to plaas 81
beginning sec s, l, rls, e; 81 as. Amt, SI.se.
Fox River Valley Co-A piece Of land runrfr
through the e Il Il see 6, t /, r 10, e; as
Amt, Sl19.
Fox River Valley R Goa piece of land runaips
through the Il n e. see 7, t !, 10; as. Amt
S121
Fox River Valley Goa piece Of land runaine
through the part " sw u sec 81, to, + 10
as. Amt, 81. AZ.
Fox River Valley R r Goa piece of land commenc
ing 10 rods Of the " cor Of the n u sec 80, t 2
10, thence northerly to point II rods Of the
cor Of the sw NV Il of said sec thence I
100 feet; thence to point 100 feet Of place q
beginning; thence to place Of beginning, sec 81
/ t2, T 10, e. 8 acres. Amt S142
rex River Valley Goa piece Of land running
through the y e II see 8, l, 10, e; 3 as Amt
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Town of Pleasant Prairie.

L. P. GatchellS 50 W Il, ex 10 as to Paulus Sc,
7,t1,f23; 42as. Amt, $3.50.
L. P. Gatchell-N 20 as sw "a sec 7, l, %; 20 as
Amt, 1896.
Martin Hauser-11< acre in Corner of 10 as 4
ne n, Of highway, sec 7, II %; acre. Amt
S3l2.
james Rattegen--Parts of lots ana 6, block the
81 feet of lot s. and that part of lot beginning
continuation of see Ene Of 81 feet, and of
line parallel to said lne thence to line of said
sec, sec 5, l., %; 1acre. Amt $685.
Susanna Miller--96 rods in n cor of n W Il sec 6,
/, %. Amt, $6.5s.
G, n and St Col $40 acres on side of w "a
e of R b. sec 4, r23. Amt. S2.Ss.
c, NJ and st r Co-E AZ acres s 4 of R r.
sec f. r23. Amt, S3.98.
O. and st Co-Cem in center of highway on
W line of r; thence running n 1900 feet; thence
100 feet thence 1000 feet; thence to place of
beginning sec At l, %; 81 acres. Amt S527.
Mrs Hyde--W 40 acres of e 70 acres e Il sec IL.
tt, r 22 40 as. Amt, $lS.6S.
Mrs Hyde-W q Il see 10, t l, r %; so as.
Amt, $2467.
J. G. Gottfredsen-Pt of fri sec s. block 1, Durkee's
addition com at cor of sec 6 thence to lake
+ thence to Town Line st; thence to n o cor of
lot thence to beg, sec 5, Il, r 20. Amt Sl.32.
0'Hare-S W q acres X se n sec 2S, t l, r %,
Amt, 1924.
J O'Hare-W 10 acres n " II n II sec So t l. %
Anaf&A
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The Garfield and Arthur Club holds
meetings regularly every Wednesday
evening in Reeds Hall. All Republi-
cans are invited to attend.
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Town of Bristol.

John Swain, est-s NswA sec 81, I'll, u; so as
Amt, $3.50.
John Swain, est-s e Il sw a sec 81, t1,r %; 40 as
Amt S421.
John Swain, estZ-Nw Use 4 sec 80, I'll, r 81; 40 as
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.Ianniela Additinn .

Johnson-Lots and 4, blk J., u sec sec 81, 2. r
3d. Amt $40.
Nils Dedrickson-Lot !, blk 2, W Il sec sec 81, A
r %. Amt, $l3.86.
NJ A sellock-Lot G, blk 2, W u sec sec u, Q, -.
Amt, S256.
II A sellock-Lot2 2, blk 4, sw n sec sec 81, t2, -.
Amt, 1886.
A sellock--Lot 4, blk 4, " sec sec 81, e, %.
Amt, S2.56.
NJ A selIock-Lot5 s, Blk 4, n sec sec 81, 2, g.
Amt, $3.50.
ii A BelIock-Lot 6, blk 4, sw sec see 81 2. r g.
Amt, S2.56.
NJ A selIock-Lot I, blk W n sec sec 81. 2, %.
Amt, S256.
M 4 sellock-Lot s, biz 4, sw u sec see 81, IT, g.
Amt, $685.
NJ A selIoek-Lot 9, Blk 4, sw n secsec 81, t2, %.
Amt, 1856.
M seliock-Lot 10. blk A. " u sec sec 81. 2. 49,
Amt, S256.
NJ A selIock- Lot Il, blk A. sw n sec sec 81, tar ..
Amt $3.50.
NJ A sellock-Lot H. blk 4, sw u sec sec 81, II, %
Amt, $685.
N A sellock-Iot 10. blk q " n sec sec 81, . %
Amt S2.56.
N selIOck-LOt A. Blk 4, sw u sec see 81, tar %
Amt $3.50.
NJ A Sellcck-E0ts2 2, 4 and G. blk 6, W " sec sec 81
q. Amt, SS7.37.
II schullenkamp-L 5, blk S. n Il sec see 81, 2.
r23. Amt, 1887.
II Schulenkamp-L Lot II, blk s., sec see 81, 2,
Amt, $500.
J NJ stryker-Com at W cor of said blk thence on
line Of blk 10 feet; thence TO center of Pike
Greek thence to line eff blk thence to beg
ex rods in width used as extension Of Ann st, blk
81, me sec sec 81, 2, %. Amt, s4074
Given under my hand and official seal at my Office
in the City Of Kenosha State Of Wisconsin, this Both
ERNST G. TIMME,
ofKeGoshs ess Wis.
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Town of Salem

acres. Amount SIs.96.
20; Isl as. Amt, $IIs74
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Town of SOmers.

AP Read-E x ne Il see &c. 2, %, 50 acs. Amt,
$5O.12.
Nielsen Stebbins-All W of town line in Fisk's Addn
lot 8, blk s. sec 81, 2, %. Amt, s2.9.
Theo Kerst-Pt n W d, beginning 2 rods and II
rods 10 links of n e cor sd II sec; thence W is
beg, sec 81, 2, r %; u acres. Amt. S7.s6.
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Second Wand,

Est NJ Muller-s X BLK AZ, q Sec sec 80, t2, q
Amt, $1l.3S.
John Bruns-s Nsw Il blk 81, 8 g 4 sec see SO, t
r23. Amt $943.
C&NW r Co-Se feet in width off end lots
and 6, blk go, "a sec sec 81, q %. Amt S256
NJ schmitz-Lot o. blk 81, e n sec sec 81, 2, r %
Amt, $685..
NJ weer-Lot 7, blk 65, 4 sec sec 81. q %
Amt, 81. SO.
M welIer-Lot 8, blk 6o, e x sec sec 81, 81 %
Amt, $2.56.
M WeIIer-Lot o. blk eS, e X sec sec 81, t ?, 20
Amt, $3.50.
NJ weller-Lot 10, blk d5, n sec sec 81, 2, + %
\ Amt, $2.56.
FG&NW R r Co-Lot 8, blk 60. 5 e a sec sec 81, to
r23. Amt $1.56.
C&N RR Co-Lot 6, blk so, g II see sec 81, t
r23. Amt, $156
s werve-Lot 9, blk Il, $ n sec sec Sat- 2, %
Amt SOIL
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Third Ward.

John Hogan-Com 269 2-12 feet and one rod Of II
cor Of sd Il sec; thence Al $40 feet; thence
rods thence W Al 8-12 set; thence n rods to beg
sec sec G, t /, r 49, Amt, ss2o
Geo Wright-Com at intersection ST e line of sec {
with line of Demming st; thence SO feet thence
146 feet thence 80 feet; thence n 145 feet, t.
beg, n Ell sec sec 6, Il, %. Amt, Ss.01.
e s Elkins-Com q rods of cor of lot 15 thence
to sec linej thence rods thence W to Kenosha
st; thence rods Is feet, to beg, Il sec sec g.
I'll, T %. Amt, $3697
Van Patten-Com 90 rods s of cor of lot 16
thence rs feet; thence to line of Chicago st
thence n 6S feet; thence to beg, Il sec 6,
L; %. Amt, $3.50.
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J Craney-Com on line Of Garden st, where " line
of Jay st extended would strike said line; thence
to alley; thence rods; thence to line of said
blk; thence W to beginning, blk B. W sec see 81,
t2, r23 Amt, S19.32.
C&NWR r Co That part Of blk Of Fisk's Adj
dition lying of Garden st and and of r
track, W Il ses sec 81, t 2, r %. Amt, S2.Oi.
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Eanrth Ward.
Pisk's Addition.

Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co-l00 feet and by 1873
and 8, in W cor of blk l, being of Ann st aud n
Of Rock st, fronting said st. Blk !, u sec sec
81, t2, %. Amt, $l86s6.
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is A THOROUGH z. ME0Y

IL A IHOROUGH "a MkOf
In every case of Balarial Fever 81 Fever and
Ague, while for disorders Of the Stomach. ieE
pidity Of the Liver. Indigestion and dislIbsnses
Of the animal forces which debIiitaie II has 10
equivalent, and can have no Substitute. n
should not be COMPOUNDED with triirtsted eoil-
pounds Of cheap spirits and essenfia' Dir, a"ss
sold under the name of Bittefs
FOR SALE BY
Druggists, e5roeers and Wine Merehzsfs rr~fs-
where
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FisIk,s Western Addition.

II Head--All within city limits lot 8, blk u, W
sec sec 81, t Q, r %. Amt, $1.28.
C&NW r Co4-All S of line of r r, ex track, lot
IL and 3, blk IL, W sec sec 81, t Pr %. Amt
$685.
70 IN R Co-AIl of line of R R, ex track
Lots and s, blk IL, W Il sec sec 81, 81 %. Amt
$23S.
C &NWR1 Co--Ail ii of line of r r, ex track
lots 1 and 2, blk ID, W sec sec 81, 2, 20. Amt
1888.
C&NW RR Co--All n of r R and of Pearl ST. ca
track, lot 3. blk 49, W sec sec 81. 2, %. Amt
$1S2.
C&Nw RR Co-All n of R R and Of Pearl st, ez
track, lot 4, blk 49,, W a sec sec 81, Ar q. Amt
$1g6.
Z B Hyde-Lot !, blk IA, sw1 a sec sec 81, 2, %
Amt, S2948.
C&NWRR Co--All that part lying Off r, lots 3
4,6 and 6, blk IA, W "a sec sec 81, to, 49, Amt
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City of KenOsha.
First Ward.


Charlotte Priestley--S "A n a blk %, II sec sec
81, ~, %. Amt, $21.89.
Theo Kerst-Com on line of sd lot g feet of n W
cor of said lot; thence to line of said lot thence
S 25 feet; thence to line of said let, thence n
% feet, to beg, lot g. blk 27, sec sec 81, 2,
49, Amt, 5000.
Craney-E q lot 9, blk A. S e sec sec 81 2, %,
Amt, 1890.
Theo Kerst-Com al n cor df lot / thence to S W
cor lot 4; thence 20 feet; thence to line OF
lot thence 20 feet, to beg C1838). lots and 4,
blk 43, a sec sec 81, t 2, F %. Amt, 5000.
Hannah Dahl-Com at Hne of Exchange st so feet
of n line Of lot /; thence to line of said lot
thence Is feet thence n to within so feet of n
line of said lot; thence to beg lot l. blk A, ID
sec sec 81, t., %. Amt, 81 81
Hannah Dohl-Com on line of lot rs feet of G
line of Exchange st thence 1014 feet thence n
46 feet thence W 10A feet, thence to beg, lot l.
blk As, Q u sec sec 81, t2, r g. Amt, $13S
Est Saliva -Lot a, blk II, 8 sec sec 80, 2, j
90. Amt, M.47.
VIM P wright-Lots and 8, blk IA, W 4 sec sec 80
t2r28 Amt 1886,
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THE EENOSHA TELEGRAPH
KENosHA. WIS, SEPT. "a, 1880.

KENOSHA, WIS.,, SEPT, "a, 1880.
>~->.ss,1>~~-~.>.~->,~.>>>,
For President,
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
Of Ohio.
For Vice-President,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
of New York.
60
For Congress-First District,
CHARLES G. WILLIAMS,
Of Rock.
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Geo smith.Lot 5, blk I, n a sec sec 6, l, %.
Amt, $1490
Jas Mulligan-Lot 5, blk o. n n sec sec O. 7, %.
Amt 1886.
Phil Harman-Lot T. blk 9, n e sec see 6, ], %.
Amt, $780,
Phil Harman-Lot8, BLK 9, n ID sec, sec 9, 1, %.
Amt. 81 % -.
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Pisk,s Western Addition.

CAN WRR Cox ptdeeded to Woods and pit taIler
r, lots and 9, blk I,sw II Sec sec 81, 2, + %
Amt $780,
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Try Beeehs improved Electric Sponge Belt
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N. Ehle's sub-division Of Six Azores.

Ns 11n16 ; GlEU tGIV1s1Uu U1 s51A 1AUT05s
JDP Hawley-Lot 8, blk 10, n W II sec sec s, l. %
Amt, S1s2.
Josiah Bond-Lot l, blk IS, W. sec sec s. t 1sr q
Amt S1s2
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Durkee's wegtern Addieion.

Michael Keating-Com rods of W cor of lot 4S in
block 154; thence n on line of land eff D McGinty
to Market st; thence rods; thence to 8 cor
of lot 49,; thence W to beg, blk l54, W Il sec sec
At 2 % Amt Se17
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Bond and Strong's Addition.
HoImes and NiohoIs' Aaditiop.

] L Howard-Bloek 90, u sec sec 6, t 1, r %. A
$780,
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WITHOUT THE USE OF DRUGS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-21

debts due the poydras fund 81 the parish of
West Baton Rouge to ths term oil thirty
years
To the COMMITTEES on tho judiciary.
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED AND ADOPTED
Mr.. Goegrove asked and ebtainsd leave Il,
INTRODUCES tho following resolution. al this
time:
Reaoiped That tho Committee on Gonatitu-
tion " the House ba instructed to act In con-
junction with tho senate committee on same,
with the view of drafting and submitting such
legislation aa tho constitution requires of the
General Assembly at this session.
Under suspension of the rules tho resoln-
tlon was adopted
Mr., HuIger asked and obtained leave To
Withdraw
House bill No. L.
An not entitled IAN net tpaatabllsl,a Board
81 Flour inspectors for the city and port oil
New Orleans; tn define thar powers and du-
Ties. and to Impose penalties" etc.
From the files Ut the House
ON tho motinn NJ Mr.. DudenIerer The House
adjourned until tomorrow, Thursday, the
niuateenth Instant. nj u O'clock m
PETER j. IRRELEVANT.
Clerk or the House ~ Representatives
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY a.
mittee on Public Works, Lands. Levees and
Railroads. submitted the following report

mites on Public Works, Lands, Levees anu
| Railroads. submitted the following report.
NEW ORLEANS. February II. 1890.
| 70 the Rpaahar and Members Of the House Of
Nanranan aitvaa.
| Your committee to whom WAS referred GpI,.
! current Resolution offered by Mr. Verret. 81
| lhervlle. and entitled n
| Concurrent Resolution lnatrmcting our
| Representatives In Congress- tn procure tho
paaaage ri = hill for the appropriation Of
| ann ~ money To clear nbatrlrtloDa " tho
navigatinns Of Plaauemne bayou and Grand
tIyei III tho parish III IbarviIle.
| Reg leave 10 report favorahly on said dnn-
current Resolution NV substitute and recon
| mend the passage af same
N. ". POPE, Chairman.
Mr.. Henry. chairman. On behalf of tho
| Committee on rarochlaI Alral,s. reported "a
| follows:
NEw unLEANa. February ~. taH0.
| ~ the Hpeahar aud Members of the Honae If
Representatives!
am instructed Nv your 1ninmlttna on
faroehlal Affairs To report favniably on pett.
| 'tan FROM police Jury If lfervllln parlaf, and
recommend the passage IT the accompany
| Ing bill.
| Aisn, favornhly on
1luuse bill M. t25.
Repeating charter " the town ~ Ilnevllle,
parish NJ Iiapldca,
Aud fae Iahly. nv majority. IN
ltnlae bill No ~.
Providing for the Obantvanon ~ Sunday.
With the following amendmehts
At tho end Of aeripn 2 add. land other vna-
aes. warehouses for receiving ami for warding
freight restaurants hai Der shops anh tnia-
graph uf1irna
Responsibility submitted
y. =. HENRY. Chairman,
Mr. Mcflaln. chairman. IN behalf or the
Committee on ENROLMENT. reported ms fol
| lows.
NEW OHhHANa. February IN, lam.
10 tho Hnaakar and Ma,nbara IT The House ~
Representatives.
have the honor I'd report. AZ properly chi
rolled, House bill No. ~.
Your ube,ilent anrvant,
H. v MCCAIN. Chairman.
The hill was read aud aligned hy tho Speaknr.
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT or MrMnHHa or
TnE CONVENTION ON CHARTER or THIN
itry nT NEW nRr.HANa.
NEW OnrnAaa. February n, 1aaO.
IT, the Huaaker and Msmhars Of the House Of
Representatives
In accordance with notice already given
the un,lotalgnal nembora az the mtton
on City Affairs respectfully report that the
rough draft III n now city charter. presented
hy tbs chairman Of aatH enmmttea. does not
| rnnat their full approval. AMI. tn tho best of
thei belief, ia not approved as q whole by
those who, fpr The satc W. having said dnnu.
ment printed, attached their slgnat,rea.
thinking the same would, M printed. bo TO-
| committed tn them for revision and final ac-
tlun Az said document now reads u docs
not re,,resant the completed work Of said
nDnmitta Tea nor the provisions which they de-
srol IN make.
Very respectfully,
g. II. ST. CLAIR,
w. a. LANGAH TER,
ED QUINN,
l.. SHiIN ELDER.
FRED DFIHEl,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-06

BEEF CArrLR.-Of late Portland
beef buyers have been tray cling
through the counties Of Thurs.on and
Lewis. buying up Reef cattle, the like
OF ~h.eh ., rs,er be.oss known; tie
sboe having heretofore been on
the Uthef feet. Three car losds were
shipped TO Portland last week. which
had bsen brought up by agents Of
Psrtlsnd firms. The price paid WAS
~ cents PER pound. gross. for two
car loads. AMI cents. gross, for
the third load. Mr.. Amos Tullis,
. veil known farmer Of Lewis County.
hss just signed ~ agreement t. put
one hundred head Of beef cattle on the
Taco,n. dock for the victoris market
ct 6 cents per pound, net. The
range in the eastern portion of the
Territory is rapidly being eaten out;
which fact, taken together with the
fact that 10. 900 bead of cattle will be
driven ont OF ths, country this season,
would indicate that the price Of beef on
foot 10 liable to sdvsuca ut least one
cent per pound within the next few
months. A letter from tbs Oksnhgsn
country states that the deepest fall Of
snow up to Feb. LIST has been eigheeeo
inches. which had SOON disappeared.
and stock we're standing the winter
nrst rae. The letter also stated that
unless On ILlookei for cold snap came
in February the loss II stock in that
vicinity would be comparatively light
this winter.