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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
The Atlantlc 65 Pacific

Work on the \. tS F. is steadily and rap- idly progressing, the track now being com pleted to within short distance-'hree or four miles of EI Rito-which place will be reached thls week, making about fifty miles of track laid west of Isleta. Work on the plans and specifications fer the machine shops and other buildings at this place Is still Tn progress, ami as soon as these are completed the buildings will he commenced. The company las seiected and placed in charge of thoIr work gentlemanly, faith ful and competent set of officers, and they are leaving nothing undcnc and putting forth every effort to extend the road west ward as rapidly as may be, and it now looks as II they will be able 10 accomplish, with time 10 spare, their almost incredible task of completing the the road to the Colorado river, distance of six hundred miles in two yers. Speed the good work Albu- queTqUe Journal.
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Discrimination m the Prescott Telegraph
 Office

Last Saturday morning the Editor of the MINER, in accordance with an understand ing between himself lhni the Republican Central Committee, wrote out a special for the Tucson Daily Citizen of 250 words and filed the same early on the morning of Sat- urday. admonishing the yososg Lgdy in charge of the Prescott office that as the Citizen came out in the afternoon, to send the dispatch without fail. On Monday morning,4S hours after, We found the young lady sending a 2o0 word special, written by John J. Gosper, to her brother of the Phenix Herald in real ton to the Stewart ratification meeting held on Saturday evening and our special filed away and not sent. We again made an ef- for, to send another special to the Citizen. which We filed, but at lO:30, finding both specials unnotired and still in her hands, we w.hdrew lo.h, took them to Whipple. and iu fifteen minutes they were dispatched. We only make mention of this fact 10 let the pIbiIo know wLat they may expect from the Prescott office. dispatch to the EX- po~.tor la>t Saturday was sent which was ulci with Mis- NrCiiu;o-k after our dis patch was handed Co her. We call this discrimination. and f the new >uperintend- cu. of th. military lin" ever rulche> Prescott We will try see that an investigation l. had.
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N M RIEEIMS

New Goods, arrived this week, direct from the East.
 Tnurber's Saddle Rock Oysters full weight MayO's Paragon Mackerel. in tins. Mayo's Snow Flake Goldfish, 5lb cans, Chicago Lard, very choice, in and IDlh cans.
 Rock and Rye-Rock Candy and Rye Whiskey.
 Another invoice of Wall and Wedge Tents Wagon Covers, all sizes and weights ''lrOn Clad Rubber Boots long ard short Every pair warranted.
 Large assortment Hand and Stand I.9nps
 Also New Spring styles Calico and Ginrha!p. Black Alpaca, S9cts to sl 0p per yard; C0rsels HaudkeIchiefs ana Gloves. NeH Goods arriving every week from San Francisco and the Eastern Markets Prescott, March 25d, 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
Our Legislative Ticket.

MT. R. B. SteadmaD, Republican candi date for the House of Representatives, live on Clear Creek, q tributary of the Verde and his political enemies say of him thai he is the best farmer Tn Yavapai county If he is successful farmer be will make 6 wise legislator. Republicans, remember your men. Vote for Steadman. He i. competent, q hard working granger, and will do his duty irrespective of consequences
 MT. Wollenburg, anotLer candidate, is known by all to be very shrewd business man, talented and competent to ill an office of gaeater magnitude. He is thoroughly identified ID Yayapai county, and if you elect him, gentlemen, it wilt be worth a great deal to all, Democrats and Republi- cans alike. His name and acts as busi- ness man are before you and defy scrutiny. Elect our Legislative ticket by all means. It is composed of good, honest maternal, such as is necessary for our combined Interests.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22

The Democrat lays great stress upon the fact that Oury travels around the Territory making but little noise and not letting ;he people know that he is in existence Now, from what we hear. he made il known 10 those living al StnEeman's Lake. on the night of the l9th, that he was around. He played his old tricS on q good na;ured peo- pie ot that place by making the air odorfer- ous with perfumes other than those of wild flowers. He simply repeated a trick that he played m Prescott four years a. Q, which cost him sH for servant to elem up the mess. NIT. Democrat, don't preach about Ourv's virtue to u~, il won't do; and then by force of habit y0u know he can't reform
 The capture .f Crum and Waldrup bv the Naliapai Indians, is reported by Hon. w. II. Harry. IL seems that these two men es- capcd from jail about midnight. and the Jn d ans started at a. n.. seven or eight hours after. Al l2 o'clock they had their game caged. The mex: day the three prisoners lately sentenced, were started on their way tl una, well ironed and guarded. Prob ably they are now within the prison walls at Yuma and may they remain there.
 FOR SALE-Extra Fine Bllcd Alfalfa Hay Tn quantities To suit, apply to
 R. l. RUTHERFORp,
 City Express. Prescott, Oct. 2lst, 1880 If.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
To-Day's Dispatches.

San Francisco, Oct. 2l.-The Democratic Committee resolved not to obey the man. date of the State Central Committee to take off certain nominees for the Legisla- latGre and Judicial offices and substitute others named. The County Committee say they will run their own ticket. because of two straight Democratic tickets in the field, there is more on foot to concentrate the Democratic vote on George Hearst for Congress, R)scncrans being retired.
 Boston, Oct. 2l-The examlnation O the accounts off IT. Woodward. default ing city cashier, show a total embezz, C. ment of SS0.O00.
 San Francesca, Got 2l- There were DO further arrests for false registration, bu, A batch of 5i additional complaints were re corded from the new City Hall, and war rants are now being made out for the arrest of the parties.
 According to returns furnished to the press by the bullion department of Wells. Frrgo & Co.'S express during the quarter ending Sept. 30, were over eleven million dollars
 Silver King, 9534; Tlptop, 31..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
A Card

To an Sho are suffering from the sorrow and Indlscretions of youth, nervous weak ness, cary iecay, loss of manhood, kc. I Will send ecipe that will cure you FREE OF CHAM" -t This great remedy was dis covered pN (" aiSSlonarv in south America. Sehd SeiI-a. .re>>eG envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T LYMAN, NiEfI0a D, Nes- York C,fy.
 ianl6cOdlV
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MARIcorA. Oct. al. 1880.

MARICOPA. Oct. 2l, 1880. Jmigc Sheat:-You are authorized to offer Five Hundred Dollars for apprehension of Crum and Waldrup. That Is, five hundr ed for all. or proportional amount for euch. Name parties wanted, and have proper off cial paper sent to Phcnlx for me to sign.
 Signed JoHN C. GoSPEI.
 Acting Governor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
"IS MEMORIAM. ."
Death Of Dick Beach"-Canary Bird.

Poor "Dick' Is 6ead,
 Good luck to bread:
 The path to the grave
 Is slowly and calmly tread We laid him in his coffn low And put al his feet q Po-ts-ioe. Funeral services conducted ny Bisho Dlke, assisted by two young ladies'
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

sT- Persons running for uface of whatever politics can have their snnounceuents inserted under thus head lug for Ss5,
 CASH IN ADVANCE,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22

The following IS a list of letters remain ing in the Prescott Postoffice for the week ending October g, 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
YPE!E

M'lLS7 :, RiCSARO. Typc Foy,oRr ss.o D. psR wARzsoJs-. ssy Fsssc,s-1. cs, prs--ss r, Pa.Tr"a Pass .T5 Hs-vrg-ar. tHo r.rar As- T'c-s REpgs-o Ef PEr.-z7s CuF shao HE7Al scoToH TYeE B Aoo,onE7-zo 70 @ IRE etsr H .-e WORLD. E-n.S o-sl70y5 oF usceGAsu.5 OUR rzAOE as As'-o'i, w- val,. TOR LIMITED T.w- SUPPLY os5ss5 r-a My OUTFITS R Aio PART CT ARizou, AT COST 77lcE. ar-orv-a Coos a,.o o7I-- Lrs-1 5-aT FE-z.
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FOR SHERIFF OF YAVAPAI COUNTY,
 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE. GEORGE 6. PORTER!

Candidate For District Attorney. Electors Of Nohore County, i. T.: hereby announce myself az a Candidate for th, office u District Attorney al the coming e'ertiop
 T. W. ST. PHENSON.
 Attorney at Law. Mineral Park, Sept. Fist, lsZp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22

We understand that the Supervisors of MOhave County have offered reward of S300 for the arrest of the escaped prisoners, and the Acting Governor will offer a still larger one, say SjG0.-ED. MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22

Persons iu calling for these letters vii please say advertised.
 T. W. OTIs, Postmaster.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
Escape Of Two Weu-Known Convicts.
MINERAL PAaK, Oct. 18th.

MINERAL pA,,E, Oct. 18th, 1880.
 ED. MINtR-Crum and Waldrup broke Jail iaSs aighi, and escaped. leaving Lyons, who lid not go, as they could not get his shackles loose so he tells. The iailer says they have left since a. m, while he was asleep, as he had made his rounds at that hour and found tbem all there. No one AS yet has started in pursuit.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
TIL RsDAY.

\. O Moves and the members of the Glee Club returned this morning from Tiptop. They speak in high terms oi the boys at ,'ille,t and IIptop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22

Oury's candidate for President, William ' Hancock
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

ALAsxA.-Soms gssilsnea ls,.ly re.
turned from Aiasks state that the Yu-
k"n, the vessel ussi By the members 81
the Cpi,si ststes Caast Sarvsy p .rty.
who l.fs san frsscisco the latter part
Of Maj. left 6itka about the middle Of
June and proceeded north The party
is in charge Of u Dsll. the auihor Of
the Coast Pilos' fos that region. Who
has associated with him Prof Baker,
the astronomer. DR. Bean, who IL co.,
lscting fog the Smithsoniss Instituts,
and W n Noyes. Of Sac Frarcisoo. see-
Rotary OF the expedition. They are
engaged In verifying the fusmsr survey
made by DR. Dali, cad thsirs ultimate
destisatiun 10 Point B4rros 90 the . 10.
ecs Ev-sything isdicaess that t;wy
will have . safe and successfui voyage,
and they expect TO return late 10 the
tall I" San Francisco Ths travellers
state that there 10 eon>i.iera bic imu.i
grafton To Alssksiat present. The rich
mining developments Il the country
sre attracting attention. and some re
cent comers are prospecting for msrbls
quarries. which are believed to exist id
th.t region. Chronicle. - ~
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Mother! Moshers!! Mothers 81! :
Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by sick child suf.
fsring and crying with the sxctncisting
pain Of cutting teethy II 80, e ct
once and get bottle OF Mrs. Wfxs.
LOw's SOOTHING SYRUP. lt will re-
lisve the poor little suiierer Immediate
iy-depsnc upon il; there 10 no mistake
about il Thsre 10 NOT . mother ON
earth who has ever used it who will not
tell You at once that Il will regulate
the bowels. aud give rest to the mother
end relief and health to the child. sper.
ating like magic. Il ID. perlpctlRs sAlp
10 40 IN all cases. snd vlesA& r. ~
taste, and b The prescriptioa eft0e d
the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will accompany
each bottls. Nees genuine unless the
c-simile. Of CURIIs 4 PKRx5Hs y On
the nutsids wrapper. Sold W al
Msdicins Dealers. Is cents Q bottle.
Beware OF imitations.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

PeRr BLAxKLY. ". r. Aug. 3.
Eprfsa IxrsLLaoRxC4s:
July. 1850. hsvinz joined ~ pssde-
eesssrs. lsaves rs its meteorological his
tory - follows: Al noon Of the 18th
Ne bad the second hottest day Ing the
past three years. s3; While that OF June
9Th. 1873. xssS+. Lowest Temperature
- on the mornieg Of the 20sh. Aver.
age ise the ssonsh. s. This being
-four degrees less than either July fos
the part tbrss years. Had 5000 hssvy
thunder on the 18th. = rare visitsnt fos
this regioo; no damage. Seven dsys
we're clcudy sith several slight rains,
amounting in all TO 0.j9 iuch. Half or
more clear. ~ DAYS All kinds Of veg.
e'siion doing we'll
h. N. HoeKISsoS
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Powr Observation-Disclosures Lea

PoKT TowSsESD-postansst~r Learn.
cd has b en getting nsw ssts. /.
Juag, Kuhn i. expected hone shortly.
-. The scho"ner Tssssr h SOW eliicer-
I'd and manned by Harry McCrea and
h Z Quiun. The iroH works ars
again goinx ahead The excursion
aud picnlc fever has taken hold st the
port Of entry. :. Port Tswase.d still
wants U 3 Land Office. Capt Tom
Stratton has . daush tar !. The Aryus
goes in for roads with oil its strength.
and lstsr it promises to take 9 lively
part iu politics.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

q
Reed he steamer Zephyr's nev ID.
III Roe. the hst remodelsr aud
clsanss, has he'd rush Of Customers ell
day long. He does good work at rsa-
sonaDss fasss.
Ia San Frsncisco psp~rs of Jaly 10Th
W no4ies tkedsaih sspostsd 10 OAKLAND
the DAY before Of the iDfsnt child Il
daughier) Of Capt c L Hooper.
The wnmeD's Guild ofTriniiy church
will hold its monthly meeting to-day at
Jpn The rector requests thst the
heads Of all committees he present .,
this meeting
A Portland WOMAN. Nb Mary &
Brapdsteller by r~me, presented her
husband e trio o. infants last Sunday
1.-Two boys aud . eirl-the combiaei
weight Of whom was twenty pounds.
Capt Pple,sas l. nov ms.s~r Of the
stsaniship Oregon, and Mr. q v Hss.
mon. formerly Ut the City nf Pansma
City Of Chester snd Liahr, Is frsighi
clerk on tho steswship State Of Cali
forsis.
The store and residence ii Mn
Jsmieson have bsen removed BY that
lady 10 the kenny block. m CoIambis
street. isto thu apartments fogmeriy
occupied BY The family II Mr g W
Hsrris.
Gso Y Smith, The Yskims cean,y
cattle hr.ses. arrived hsrs lrom Kitsi-
t.s yalfy. vis bnnlsnisaie Pass. On
Monday bigt, ininging 100 hrsd OF
bo.f c.iua for M~sgs Fnss. Bshnton
and Hyde. s
The wreck 81 s'.- ship Tbrs-ksr ~.s
sold at vscio,l. LIST wssk Tor $500. an.i
the. o.rs,r-f @os foe so. TIE ship
WA vAbied at nearly . hsnAred than.
sud dsll,is before gong on the vdck
and hcr cargo consisted % 26O0 tots ii
Wellington coal.
sNTiys SanA.y SSlnpis siIi pur,icipase
IL The Hki Point picnic II Tomorrow.
ifthsre is,s fall stteoda.c- II chill.
dren. spd thefe probably ~ill be. over
COZ TITLE ones will bs tliYre on this
OCCASION l, il mot rssb 10 suppose that
over 1910 etegsoss wili 20 from This
city 70 Ali Point tomorrow.
The harksntine Quichstsp IL loadtns
q Glasgow f"l the Navigator is'shds.
The Quickstap has proven fsst. Q
lesse earFisrs and prodtabls .vssssf
iIsh Deothsss, Of Port Ludlsw, ere
about TO baild another barksnti1e from
the same modrl, tbs capacity Of which
will be $50. 100 feet Of lumber.
BY The IRE ut Gardiner. ia Douvla.
county, Oeev.n. last week. thirty build.
ings were .isssrs = doxsn families
va,,d,.rsd ho,nclass and n to,.i ,css In
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CowARDLr ASSAULT. "A klorchmsn.
..st lad hat. lsr.,>A Es~a,a ts.s~~ ~

81 AZ e =
CowARDLr sAssAuLr.--A kiocohmsn.
called hair Tipped Emma. living on
Washington street. WAS assaulted and
horribly beaten BY soss snkncwu PER-
son. carly Sunday morning. She vas
6sst sssusk NTH Asoda bellls and then
pounded On the heed With : large
Tock. until her lace wsa anything hut
prssentahls. Onicsr Nc0rav has used
sstty effort u find the guilty pcrson,
hut ~ tbs woman t.lls % many oOn-
dieting stories about the mattss. Il 10
generally thought the deed vas done BY
an"tbst Indiss, although she declare,
u was white .uAn A physician ~,
called y drsss The wound. and removed
large piecs Of 'glsss from hsr head.
A white person sustsiuius such injuries
would die. but u 10 almost impossible
- kill A. Indian. and hais>lipped Em.
any may b. expected to recover.
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D. II. AND N. Cas- Do,x0s IN PoRr.
LAHp. The 40 scr~s oe land compris

q. II. AND N. Cas- Do.xGs IN PoRr.
LAND. Thu 40 serss Of land compris
ing the psopssty formerly owned by
the South Portland Rel E.tsts A.soci-
alton. nov bslangs 10 tho. b G. X. r.
Co. H. addition TO, the absvs, the
Lang fract Ut lanu aud the property
known ~ the Riverside tract. on the
east sids u the river. were elso pur.
chased BY Dr.. Willard. The company
propose 10 build 3 bridge across The
river. fsosn ths Long traat on tho east
eide. txtsnding ossr Rnas Island and
runsiSg to point on the property for
sserly owned By Nss. Elisabeth Cafath
ere. and sonesntrAts their roads In one
grand terminus. The xfaadard says
that ID wss tAs intention III the cemra.
ny 10 commenos the work Of SLING up
the land along the river front and be-
tween q and the macadamixed road
aud she river. ~ above high water
mark some weeks ago. bus the unusual
ruount of water frustrated the plan
until the present ti,ae, aud Il can GOV
BE- statsd on trust worthy authority that
the work 10 snoa Ia bs commenced.
Along the new wharf 10 b. built will
he several slsps extending . dis,snee Of
ITO fs~t fPos the river Ia which chips
can lie while being loaded from ths
osfA ~hich sse 70 ~ lus from Oh. main
track to ssch sip. thra saving al un-
necssssry bedding OF sr.in aud other
freight ~. lending. The railroad lines
- 6eAesneesssatsd q the aboss propss-
cd general terminus. will b. the Orsgoa
and California. ths western Orcgoa
rcd ss.d The ovesl.nd ROAD from the
Dsiles, on it, coa pleliou 10 the city.
B~inrc the clos< 1 I another Inoeth the
work will be cell under way. md viii
10 contiuusd uaiil The iasentioss Of the
company srr { iiy carried out.
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wuxr's IN A NAMx ?-when Msvt

WHxr's IN A NAME p When Mayor
S"hns gave the Vancouver ferry boat
the name u Veto. says tn ladslsnl<As.
msny psssons wondered what Is sis,i.
he'd. Then it WAS in honor 1T the
backbone OF President Hayes in veto
ing ridsfs on appropriation bills Nov
it's ., eDblen Of the veto pss sPeu
the ferry monopoly IL Portland by .hs
new ferry company. which purchased
the Veto and is making, lots 81 fun for
the pile drivers ~ s . asea
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The sss.msiip Dakota. II. G. Morse
nastes. sail. d from San Francisss Jaly
3oth u ia.4s p y. Had light north
westerly ~infs. August lat ct 8
a. n. passed steamer City Of Chester
and a $40 P. Y. passed steamer Empire,
both bound soath.
rAsaEsoEkG
ID Mad 4 wife. W Henderson. Mrs.
Brown 4 infant. Mrs Chas-. Mis-. Chase.
w Hovsrd. Miss Fsonis Lowe, Mrs
Hilton 4 child. Aiss Montague. Mrs.
Jerome. Niss Burns, Mrs. Bennett, Mr.
Baker. Henry Hssdeld sod 81 In steer
sgs.
csxslGSEEs:
Aigsr d Hixoa, A Fl Pail, A p
Frssmsn. A 0rth, A Mehlhosn. A
Castro. B Sir~sch. Boyd 4 Poncin. C p
stone. Crsai "a 4 Hsrripgtoe, Closhis,
& Eadi.h. { !. Mitchell. Chung Wo. ID
A JsSnins,. ID X Howard. Frsuenthai
Bros, r w WasehoG. @ T McGiunis. @
Davies. Hall 4 Paulson. II e Levy. H
UhlfeIder. Herman PeArss. jacob Beer,
] r Comerfosd w Hunt. N Bigelow
d Gu. John n. in. II Henderson. J
sai,svas. j b ASA. J . q Caches. J
Chriss. K.iio.g q snydsr. Kelly &
Young. l. III rsnny. l. s Rowe. l.
Reinig. L Asd.,snn. L b HARNESS Mrs
4, C HAsuou. n Blsnsay. II X Md
docks. Plamm. 4 Youag, p @ Hsaly.
p Flynn. Pro-eh X Crawford, Rev q l.
Bird. Sciwsbaches Bros d Co. B d W
W RR Co. 6I.ssa / C4s. St<sson 4 Poss.
y Baxter q O.. sshns q Co. +. Lyle B
"a. T q Wlis", i c.. TYC. TokIas b
Sing. r,sa,,. W .lslell 4 Mia. W u
Pumph,ey. "" bar. VIM Edwards,
v Asp,g.snsr,. Wing We. Wa Chons.
Wei =. Fargo s. Co. W Henderson.
W~h d C.npb II. YEA Si,g
The D.to'a lett al an Early hour
this msruins fer ap Sound porta. aud
will re,nrn here Friday. and will re-
m.is tiil Sunday saorning ut 8 ociosk.
when she will .sil for San FrAucisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

TINE KELptE LA aar rambies alonp
the whsrvss Yesterday. We dropped
abosri the little sie.msr Kslpir. re-
Gently built Ut Port Ludlow by ths
Hall Brothers. She ga. built for Mr.
Poster. Of HmoiuIu. for the special
trade between Honolulu and Hawaii.
in ,sodsl ssd finish she ID cn,aplete
yacbt and will b~ . stsnding exhibit
Of what these able shipwrixhis can do.
Her dimensions ere - follows: ll6 feet
length of kesl aud rs feet over oil !;
10 feet beam end 0 fest 8 inches depth
Of hold; vvgistes. 100 tons Her tim
bsrs and Sasssoines show great strength
her keel being ~ by ~. 8 kceisons. 0
by IL end 10 by II. frame. sided 3
inches. moulded 10 sd 6Is inches.
Her ceiling 3 inches. and IT the bilges
= Inches. garbosrd. 4 ,nches. plankins
8 inches, wales 4 inches. deck beams 8
By ~. ssd deck pi4nkiua 1 inch square.
u~r l,s~ss sre unusually heavy. aud
their fsstenings chow good workman.
ship. She has ma ioa fasssnings out.
si'ir. al being meal. Her engines are
compound. cylinders ~ aud 20. by ~
stroke. shaft inches in disns,er, 10
f"ot pitch. and he, propeller ~ feet
IN diameter and four bladed. 1t 10
calculated that chs will run 10 knots an
hour. On her trip down from Port
Ludlow under sail she ran ~ knots.
The vcssel 10 ct Eeale street wharf at
present gettiax in her boiler and en-
sinrs. after which She will saii for Hon.
olulu. and her builders may we'll be
proud Of her. - she ID . ans job. She
excites our curiosity 10 zee Whist the
coming pilot boat and yacht now build.
ing BY the vsms f'm will he. - the
Kelpis is - handsomely fuished - any
Of our yachta.--Aita.
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IscosssIssrsL xsAL Acrlos "A

IScoSssr.NrsL xoAL Acrlos "A
Portland paper takes Psosressisg A..
tornsy CApie. TO task Tor Inconsistency
Ia u,sttsrs CONNECTED With Che Haear
irish He vorkst tmr1 - ssnass ~
conviction II King. and succesded 10
getting . verdict ef murder Ia the SEQ
ond degree sRAinst him. In ths cult
Of detective Hudann aaainst Clackamas
County, Es the $500 rsSsrd offered.
CAplss Was an the side OF the coanty.
To max. goed tho case of his client.
caples then sM to slisge thst King
wassa,t the MsWi, r~r, aud foe that
reason Hndsen WAS not entitled 10 the
swArd. H-rs i. where ths Inconsistency
y: Mr. CAplea, to defsst . second sait.
endcavtsiae ~ prove : man iantreni
whmH b. rsosel guilty oaiy - leo
snon,hs ag". and who Il noe h~inx
i,unishud ih-r.i.s.
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TkIsIrY REuxrox.-IAs annual re-
sai'a Of rr,nity parish end Sunday
schso.s viii take place On ThassaAy 81
this week. The Fanny Lake viii lsavs
Ysslss's wharf At O'clock. Fare. Sos
adutts. 81; children Of the 6andsy
seaoois fres. Quite . party ct ladies
and Rsatlessen chsrtsrsd the PhAstc y
yesterday and steamed ~ far - FAunt.
leroy Cave. asdirg thsss > capital
picnic gveand. about one hours distancs
irOm Seattle. All friends al the church
ass cs'sdia!ly insitsi 10 attesa thss
reunior
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

A new method Of suicide was lately
chosen BY = Russian teacher. Mount-
ing his horss. he n,adiy lsspsd from y
high precipics into river. Tbs man
was crowned. but the horse. although
much hurt. came out of the water
alive. ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

MrslcsAx Conrso. -AF. r. Blank-
holm will b. il seattle il . fsw days,
bringing With him . 6ns lot Of imported
violius, aCcordcons and ether musical
uerchAadiss. Lsssons givsa % thu
vi0lis ans u