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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06
WATER vs.. ELBow GREASE. MIR G
E Carpenter. thrifty fsrmcx on White

WATER vs.. ELBow GREASE. MIR c
E Carpenter. thrifty f.rmcr on White
river. writes under recent date as fol-
lows; II end water much cheaper
than elbow grease, although utilized
by main strength and awkwsrdpess.
provided q person can get the power of
it. even though tho stream have little
or 10 fall. have . little undershot
water.wheel on my place which I find
very handy. II runs the following ma.
chinery: Buzz saw that cuts my wood;
turning lathe that runs ~ we'll ~
though il cost $10O; scroll or gig saw.
With which l can do good work; turns
grind stone: churns our butter; runs o
boring machine for = chair factory,
and in time will run pump factory. a.
there 10 sufficient power. Last year
had ID acres Of wheat, but could not
GET Il threaded for less than eight cents
per bush.l. besides boarding the men
and feeding their horses; and this for q
poor man would never do. l Get to
work and made . machine 10 thresh
my grain. the expense Of which was
Only about eight dollars. I msan in
time TO have good feed mill at my
place In connection with oil my other
works. What I have 90 far put up
works TO perfection.
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OVERHEARD. man fell off the
Olympia wharf last Saturday night.
some forty or fifty yards from the Ms.
senger. A cry OF imam overheard" was
set up at once. and every body ran hither
and thithcr, and hollcred and shouted
oil 1t once One man finally hal pres
ence Of mind enough to throw the
drowning individual . life prcservsr.
while Mr. Parker. the mate. went
around IN the steamers boat and picked
him mp. Mr. Parker. by the why. will
soon be entitled 70 medal for the saw
ing of human life. for he has taken out
OF the water seven or eight drowning
men in the Last three years.
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vIcrolIA-1he Standard and Coo.

vIcroaIA--1hs Standard and Colo.
mist are having . big city Circulation
war, and talk Of falsehoods, bets, etc.
IL freely banded. ''Exc.unve tels-
grams" Is ssothsf scarce Of trpabls b.
tween the rivals Capt Join Irving
has gone to San Francisco. to arrange
for the construction Of engines for two
large and powerful eAmboats for the
Fraser river. The Germsuia, since
the removal Of Ter thi:d deck and her
chsnee Of rig from ship to bark. carries
300 tons more coal to the cargo. sversg>
ing now 100 tons. >. During 1879
Wells. Fargo & Co we're the medium Of
sending from British Columbis 81, 075.-
04j of treasure. The Kanloops out
laws and murdersrs are mere boys; the
Oldest being Is. the youngsst II. and
the other two each Is years Of age.
They were all born in the Province.
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Tuesday, January g, 1880
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Don't forget the comical opera IN.
e7ening.
Olympus did . money order bushes,
of 424 900 during the quarter ending
Dec. 31st-t14.000 issued and $4,000
paid.
The Western Union Telegraph Office
ct Tenjno. Thurston county, has been
discontinued. It did not pay ex-
penses.
Charley Vivian aud . powerful CON-
binstlon are said TO be working this
way. They will not appear 10 Seattis'a
Opera House for some weeks, however
Two inches of snow covered the
ground ct - o'clock last night. and j,
WAS still showing, with the prospect oil
. depth Of three OF four inches by dsy.
light this morning.
Tho Royal Illusionists arrived last
night. They will b prevented from
performing tonight by deferring 10 the
local opera. Tomorrow night. however,
they will appear before Seattle audi
ence. the Satisfaction Of which. We doub,
not. will b. unboupded.
We learn from persons who came
down on the Messenger yesterday. that
Dave Cook. who Was recently shot. ID
getting along comfortably. and Mr. n Il
Tilley. who vas recently 30 dangerous
~ i'll that bis life was despaired Of, is
now able 10 be about tho streets.
NeigLbor Piper is again in the cream
cake business. - he announces by al.
vertiseiEent this morning. As cream
cake maker Piper hasn't an equal on
the coast. end as general confectioner
no is unsurpassed. His breads and his
beans and bis candies and his cakes are
- good o. those Of Boston. Paris, or
any other place.
At the Congregational Church this
week the Baptist. Presbyterian ard
Congregational pastors AID people will
unite in observing the week OF prayer
according to the published programme
Of the Evangelical Alliance. Meetings
begin at Z and close at 8 promptly.
"Thsy that wait on the Lord shall re-
new their strength"
We again call tho attention Of the
Street Commissioner to tho earth and
gravel covered condition Of the Front
street sidewalk between Union and Pike
streets. II four feet OF tho walk are
unnecessary. and may NJ we'll be COW
cred with mud and cobble atones. there
ia no use putting property owners to
the expense of building SO wide If
the whole walk Is needed. it should be
kept available for eli ccca sions, and mot
be obstruc,ed in any part.
For some unknown cause tue gas WAS
shut off for about half minute near
midnight Sunday. and consequently
the lights in many 1t the business
honses. which had been left burning.
~tr- simultaneously extinauishsd. Or
fccfs Mcgrsw aud MCGOWAN has.ened
to the residences Of the various psopri-
etora and informed them Of thc occur.
renee. After al hour or 30 the lights
were all burning apai,,, ard no damage
was dono by the escaping gas.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

OfFIcERs OF THE EA0LR Silver
MrSINo Co.-E T Young. Precedent; A
] Littl.johe. lot vice President Otto
Rsnke. "a Woe President; N Crosby.
Secretary; TIC Van Epps, Treasurer;
and E T Young. o Ranke. A ] Little
john. n Crosby and T c Van Epps
Directors. The mines to b worked BY
this company ara in the Similkameen
county. and it was in the interest Of
this COMPANY that Mr. Glover vistted
the mines last fall. A. befre noticed.
rich assays have been obtained from the
ore.-Olympia Transcript.
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AaoriEa rA,IFtC RAIi.sotD - Til.
dIrsc.or> vi the Chicago. Eu, .iny,"n
and QH"cy Ri'irs.aG Company are said
TO b. c,ns:Gesinx til. WAYS and means
tor an raIly extension Of the company .
lin. into the settled portion Of Colorado.
and beyond the Rocky Mountains. A
local corporation, with a c.pisal Of
$500, 0co, called the Greeley. Fo,t Col.
lips and Pacific Railway Company.
which. it is understood. is 10 be an aux.
iliary (" ths Chicago. Burlington and
Qiin pl OPPOSES 70 grade. tie. and iron
= line from Greeley TO the western
boundary Of Colorado. the ronte 10 cross
The Rocky Mountains through the
Cache Ia Poudre Pass.
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AN EFFICIENT OFFICER. The Exc
sutive Department. 1t Olympia. pays
lssisg Ballard, Prosecuting Attorney
Of this Judicial District. on &C.
count Of HE annual report. which
~ publistsi last week. very high
compliment. not only ~ = prosecutor
but also for bic suggestions in
regard n amendments 70 10 made to
the prssent Law for thu better protsc.
ton OF our revenues. and for thc more
economical administration Of county
AFFAIRS. These suggestions are oil prac-
tical and arc made from personal OBJ
osrvatious Of Mr.. Billiard Of the work,
ings IT the Law in THE District. When
oil public ofRcsrs are actuatsd aud
guided By the course indicated BY Mr..
B. the interests Of the public will be
faithfully guarded.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

DIVISION OF PRorkRTY.-The Seat.
tie Homestead Associat lion held meet-
ing 1t McNAusht Bros. Office yestsr.
day. and decided to disorganize and
have . distribution of the property,
which consisted or ave hundred acres oil
land near this city. on which were more
or less improvements. The tract wss
divided up into dve acre lots. and cash
stnckholder received the sunher Of lots
IN propostion 20 the stock hsld b him
The division ssemsd to be very satisfac.
tory 10 oil concerned.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

A COOP SnowINo.-During the year
ending December 81. 1879. Justice
Scott psid into the County Treasury
1907, for 6nes and forfeitures in his
court, in Territorial Gases in 1879.
During tn. same period he paid into
the City Treasury 1929 50. fines in city
cases The above WAS in cash. and
docs not include over three hundred
days work done On the streets BY i'm
pecunious prisoners sentenced in the
same court.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

TIE TRExcBARp-vAx DusEx Nup
TrALs.--The Assorian Of Jan. 1st says /:
I'm Grace (EpiscopaD church. last even
ing. = wedding took place uniting two
of tie p.inc:pa. po.e@r families Of
Astoria The groom. Mr. C J Trench
ard. SIN Of the late DR. Trencbard, vas
born in Astoria. and the bride, Mise
Cara Van Dusen, daughter Of Hon.
Adam Van Dusep. Was born in Upper
Astoria. The church was we'll filed BY
. host Of the friends Of each, and, %
the affair has attracted considerable at
tention in social circles throughout the
State, several intimate friends of both
the bride ard the groom were present
on the occasion. We Join the many in
wishing the hsppy couple long and
prosperous journey through life" The
fair bride. Who is sister Of Mrs W I
Wadleigh Of this city. is we'll knoxn in
Seattle society. where she has slways
been regarded with great favor Her
many friends here are q unit in the
possession Of tho most kindly feeling
toward her AMI her husband.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

OPERA ToxIoHr.-Thsc omical epera
" No Song. no Snpp.r." will be rem.
dered in Yesler's Hall this evening by
some OF orr best local talent, under the
msna2e'r ent Of Mrs Snyder. Mr. Piper
has painted snme scenery for the piece,
which will add greatly to its interest.
One scene represents the coast of Corn
wall. ssd shows to advantage By gas
light. The entertainment promises to
be highly amusing. and We hope to sss
Yesler's Hall filled on the occasion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

CoAsTIEa. The snow covered frozen
walks gave several hundred (mors or
lesa) bcys another chance yesterday to
slide down bill. Tho little and big
angle and doable sleds were eli brought
out. and ~ much wss made ont Of the
isttls snow - Buys only can make. There
vas the usual chapter efaocidents; one
esy arousing the hostile feelings Of .
Gov that stood on the track. which ad-
ran'stered couple Of lusty kices that
Van make The boys bones ache for >
veek or two 10 come. Another boy
celIdcd With . passing wagon. tipping
AN over iato the mud on Rroot Street
80 halt burying hin 10 Il while ons
3 she wagon wheels passed over both
e Anna which were only saved By the
sostness Of The road.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

ASUDDEN DEATf.--Miss Clara Chris.
tianson. Of West Chehaleu. died vary
suddenly at Lafayette. last Thursday
She went to lafayette to attend the
Christmas ball. and while there took .
cold. and was taken back . corpse to
the home she had left the day Def re
happy and joyous Portland Standard
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
NEW EN0LAND HOrEl.,


Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
msnently every case OF 0onorrhoss.
Glect ard Whites. no matter OF how
long standing. If directions ere followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale By Geo. w. Harris 4
Co, Wholesale aud retail druggists. Sc
attic. W. T. ol6dAwom
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10 NANAiMO --Stesmi.hip City Of
Che>t-r has gone tn NAnaimn fr coal.
II sufficient grain offered. she would
Gavs gone t. Ctsalady. The 10th is
her day OF sailing from Victoria.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

HoAE AaAls.-C aptaia Mccall. Who
LEFT here last week with M. william
sons steam ballast holster. the Nep:une.
for : trap up the Skagit river. arrived
home again. safe and souud. last night.
He sucoeeded in ascsoding he river
above ths ian. which i onnsidersd .
masvslloas performance vhsa the char
sossr Of the craft l. taken into consid-
GRAFTON.
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TRINITY CHuRcH.-Tuesdsy. Janu-
ary 9Th. 1S8O-Fsast of tho Epiphany,
Celebration Of the holy Communion NJ
10 AN. Evening Prayer At 5o'clock.
At the second service til. church will
be illuminated.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

Aovixa.-Nr II. Aaroa3. Of the
!. nesAar bee been sowing his stock into
!. nsw quastsss on Comm.fcial street
- sss past few daya Treen = Ray
viii move iheiS stock into tbs
49, o0slding a Frost street vacate.i
~ hesaAs today q tnnuvrow. Jas
T vi! move bic stock into thu
- building - soon - Il d vacated
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Wharf strsst. Victoria, b. G.

NOrIcx TO EVERYBODY. -Vergou, Is
the foot Of Mill street. constantly keeps
on hand tat poultry. alive or dressed 70
order. Also. game OF d,0srent kisds.
And you will always 6nd Is his plscs
the best varieties Of fruit. BY the box
or in smaller quantities. to suit the pur.
chaser. Also. fresh eggs and the very
best brands Of ciears, tobacco. nuts. sto.
Give him q call. dlO:dn
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

REAL ESTATE. The foIlowin. are
The transactions in real estats, AS re-
corded in the Auditors ofsire. since GU,
last report:
Thcs. Clancy to Wm. Me5denbauer
part Of lot =. block 10. Msynari's ad-
dition. for S525.
3 + Briggs and wife tn Dexter Hor.
ton. undivided obe,hslf cf 16O acres.
10 the L n Collins donation claim. en
the Duwamish river. for $4,000.
|. Myra A Carr to Daniel Bag;ey, lots
1895, 6, Z. 8. 8. 10, II and 10, block
l2. South Seattle. for $500.
F n Sewer and vito to Robt Abrams,
acres in tho e Hanfora donation
claim. for $500
Philip Wist aud wife TO Geo W
K,mball. lots 6. z and s. block p.
North Seattle, End lot 3. block II. lot
II. block 81. and 10, 2. block SO. Cen
trail Seattle. S3,1t0.
Tug WEATHER. Long continued or
oft repeated violent winds have been
the principal feature of the past fort
nights weather. The wind, on two or
three occasions. has o.ea accompanied
by rain. which has blown RICH. into the
houses. coming under the doors. under
the caves. and through cracks and holes
not before known to exist. The Their
mometer has Auctuated . little, too !:
some nights going quite low. succeeded
by On equal or greater raise during the
day following. On Sunday night the
water on tho sidewalks froze oil over
town. A snow came soon after. and
more yesterday. The season. take it
altogether. is more winserish in n any
since 1884 ard 1874 )
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

In PoET The revenue cutter Oliver
wolcott, & plain c L Hooper. is spend.
ing two or three days in cur harbor
coalinx aud repairing.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-06

"SAY. Sam. are you going 70 Skasit
mines In the Spring." |" Yes 1t yssr
boots I'm going" Well. now. ~ yoa'ss
talking about boots. before yoa stsrt
for Skssit Jon just 60 up Froat stfese
and let freeman make you . pair Of
first class miners boots. Hes The bey
that can do it, becasse bee ~ old
minsr himself; and doot you forget Il.
d25dI0
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OCCIDENTAL HoTEL.. AT Verona
Persons visiting Victoria should NOT
fail 10 stop at the Occidental Hotel. Il
il the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is Hre- proof; hss good accom-
rodation for families. and ~ good
meals q any Aou,e in the city. Ut only
81 o. per day.
WIN. JENSEN,
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Y,.i g 49, SCI. % ssppsr." soaisAs =
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SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL
WARRANTS.

A PROVED -. - AND Dl90 ACRE PIECES
a the 0eassal Lad O1ee q esauins, anA Wuich
aso subject 10 loeottoa without 0eetiemeat, far.
n1shsd q short notice. Apply %
JOIN LRABY,
Atoseney-ot-Lav.
osoHtle. ". f., Ang. .. ls7S. ssodAvtf
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T WILL PAY $50 ROR TIE ARRHsT AND
= return Of Frank Hogan, vhe escaped from
King County Jail on the evening Of December
3lst. 1879. He h shout fees " inches high,
DARK complexionsd. and black curly hair, and
about - yeass Of age.
81 L.v. wYCKoYr. Sheriff.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-14
Brutality to a Child.

The Carson Tribune Of Saturday says:
One Foley and his wife were arrested
today for cruelty to . little niece about
twelve years old. II seems that this
morning the inhuman monster beat the
child about the head. cutting quite .
cash. for neelecting to water the garden
the night before. Later in the day his
wife beat the child numerically with .
blacksnaks for failing to 60 on a.
GRAND. The child ran into . neighbours
house for protestion. and was brought
to the Sherifrs Office. Her arm was
covered with blood from n OF the
wounds. Charges Of assault and battery
were entered against both.
The Tunes has Q lengthy account OF
the matter. closing a. follows: The
clothing and person Of the child wero
filthy and squslid In the extreme, and
were in themselves almost sufficient
proof that the parties who had had
charge Of her were no moro than brutes
and Iess than human. An effort will be
made 10 remove the girl from the
guardianship OF Foley and place her in
the Orphans Home. Foley 10 employed
In the foundry at the railroad works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-14
PaydVs 10 Bodle.

Deacon Parkinson. writing 10 the Car.
SON Tribune from Bodis. says : I have
seen one payday In Bodis, and such q
time I never witnessed. A clothing
warfare was inausurstsd. and - hardy
miner had . good time. Clothing was
sold at prices that would astonish the
Wholesale dealers Of San Francisco.
John Waansr's immense saloon was
crowded al Saturday and Sunday. and.
In fact the whisky business done In the
$50 saloons was immense. The time
one Of the early days Of San
Francisco and went far ahead Of any.
thing In the palmy days Of Virginia
City. The psydays last from the 9th 10
the 18th OF each month, and Bodis
do much rejoicing during the
times. To say that coin II plent.
full here would b an untruth, but The
outlook n good and the raises In stocks
caused many Q heart 10 rejoice.