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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24
MINING NOTES.

The Star mine shipped S3,2S6 on the
10th.
The gold era began in ls4S. The silver
era began in 1861.
The Ophir mine did not produce dollar
in bullion last month.
A shipment of s., 3o3 was made from
the Christy mine on the 2lst.
The Raymond & Ely mine and mills were
not worked during the month OF June
The mill of the Stewart mine of Utah
was not run during the month of June.
The Black Hawk mine at Bodie has been
assessed zoe per share, delinquent August
25th.
Prospectors coming into Bodie from
Lundy speak in high terms of the district,
and fancy there is millions in it.
The great gold discoveries were almost
simultaneous in California and Australia,
and apprehensons of fall in the price Of
gold were freely expressed.
Assessments of l5c on the Leviathan
mine and zoe per share on the De Frees
mine were levied yesterday, to become de-
linquent August 27 tn and 24th respectively.
We have been shown some very fine
samples of silver-bearing quartz from
Green and Virginia creeks, says the Homer
Mining Iader. Several parties have made
locations over there.
The Maysvale district, Utah, is attract.
ing miners from Nevada and the north by
reason of its rich and extensive gold
lodges. The last assay from one of the
prominent prospects of that district showed
So, 1000 gold.
According to the Homer Mining Inaea,
the Lake View mine, in Lake Canyon, is
proving to be a splendid property. A tun-
mel is being run in upon the ledge, which
shows fully three feet of high-grade quartz
in the face. About twelve inches of it is
perfectly alive with fine free gold.
On Gold Canyon, about three.quarters of
mile above Dayton, New, is to be seen
that which is a reminder of some of the old
mountain camps of California, being two
companies of Chinese engaged in placer
mining. One of the companies have in op-
Grafton water-wheel about ten feet in
diameter. which runs pump that drains
the mine, while tie other party keep the
water out of their diggings by means of a
hand pump, the stroke OF which is in ac-
cordance with the length of the arm of the
Chinaman that happens to be running it.
| As to how much the ground is paying per
man is not known, but the Celestlals
doubtless have much better thing than
they would have were they erailroading
it,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24

AccIDENT.-A correspondent of the
RECORD UNION, writing from Clarksville,
Ell Dorado county, under date of the Odd,
says: William johnson, an old resident
near this place, met with a serious acci-
dent yesterday. He was teaming from
Cowell's lime kilns to Cotherin's station.
While near Barrett's ranch with load,
his leaders, young colts, became frightened
and started to run. johnson was thrown
off of the seat, and his right arm was
broken PEAR the shoulder by the fall the
hind wheel ran over his right leg below the
knee joint and crushed it. The doctor in
attendance thinks he can save both limbs.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements OF five lines in this department are
Inserted for 20 cents for time three times for 50
cents Or 20 cents per week.
EJyoR SAtE-AE ESTABLISHED CASH BUsI-
Il ness, clearing $3.50 per month; capital re-
quirsd, $500 TO $500 business quickly learned.
Address p S" this Office jy23 1w
ENoR HORSEPOWER PUsfP AND
r. Tank, at bargain, at Capital Iron Works,
No. 9Oi street ljy22-tfl NJ. ROSE.
w RUG STORE FOR sALE-THE BEST n
y opening IN the state, located in one Of SES
the Northern counties. Special inducements q
offered to good Physicisn. Reason for sell La
ing, parties wish go East. For further inforna.
ton, apply to DANIEL WOODS, Union Hotel, Sdera-
msnto. jy20-u
BTSURNISHED RooMS.-CLUNfE'S NEW BUILD
Il ing, northeast corner Eighth and X streets.
Accommodations unsurpassed high ceilings; good
ventilation new furniture and earpets-make the
most desirable rooms in the .ity. Single or in SUITS
by the day, week or month. The house TO be kept
strictly 6rst-class Terms moderate iy11-lptf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24

even the general public. Now, as Joe
Jefferson says so often in Rip Van
Winkle, here's a health to you and
yours; may you all live and prosper" and
and see Santa Barbara. X. v DARLING.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-24

CHEEaFULLY RECOMMEND Hammers
Cascara Sagrada Bitters for dyspepsia,
habitual constipation and liver complaint
They have made me well man.
r. DAVIS, All K street, Sacramento.
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LOAN MOULDERs
RE "a C III L 1T z q X IS
WANTED At
RIsDoN ER0s WORKS, SAN FRANCISCO.
iw
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

THTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
Wv Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free of Charge TO employers HOUSTON Il CO,
,one door south OF Fourth and K streets, Sscrs-
mento city. jy13-lpd
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E7URNITURE WANTED WILL PAY ONE
k third more for Household Furniture, Stoves
Carpets, ETC., than any other cash buyer. s.
PoSkA, No. III street, between Seventh and
Eighth, Sacramento. jyl0-lm
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In 1863 three thousand silver mining
companies had been organized in San Fran.
cisco, with nominal capital OF Thousand
million dollars, and with thirty thousand
shareholders.
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LAND FOR SALE.

= 0OA ACRES GOOD WHEAT LAND
lsSSV Two Hundred and Fifty Acres will
produce Corn without irrigating; 30 Acres Alfalfa,
three crops per year. Good water, healthy lOca-
ton on Thomes Creek, five miles from Railroad
Station aud Steamboat Landing. Can be divided
into two farns-House and Barn each tract Good
School within two miles. Annual yield of grain,
about Is 900 bushels. Sale oompulsory-time limited
% September. Refer 10 A. b. Atkins & Co., Rice
vile; Cha@les Harvey, Hugh Mooney, Tehana.
Apply to JOSEPH ELLIS, Tehama, 1ehalna county.
jyl0Jp1m'
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NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

ON RECEIPT OF SIS WILL SEND TO ANY
" address an assorted case of my specialties, con-
sisting OF bottles DR.. RRNZ'S Herb Bitters, 8
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rye and Rock,
and bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (the last
named trademark :" Bonanzs) all Justly celebrated
goods, and recommended for medicinal and family
use. J. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No. 2Io
Commercial street. three doors below Front, San
francisco. my1-lpSm
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The potato bug makes excellent bait fol
perch.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF I'VE lines in this department are
inserted for % cents for time; three times for 90
sents or % cents per week.
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FOR SALE.

EJyIN AND STOVE BUSHES FOR SALE, -
Ia one Of the principal towns OF the AsS
State. party who couldsdd Hardware and tE5lA
Crockery 10 the business would do well. For ~
particul zrs inquire at H0LBROoK, MERRILL &
STEI SONS, J street, between Second and bird,
Sacranento. iY1O-tf
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Advertisements OF five lines in this department are
Inserted for 20 cents for one time three times for so
cents or % cents per week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23
The oldest IxHAIlrAxr.-The old

The OLpxsT IxHAIirAxr.-The old
est man in California 10 Juan Mesino.
now lividg on the Rancho L. Bres.
about six niles ~est OF Los Angeles.
He h at least ITO. and may b several
years older than that, for his father
was one IT the tvslys founders Of the
pueblo Of Los Angeles. Loo Angeles
vas founded il 17Sl. At which lime
Juan was Lad Il II years aud up.
wards. The old man 10 partially para.
lysed on ooe ode. nevertheless be gets
erouUd very veil sad works diligently
10 the garden. He 10 email 10 stature
add considerably bent. He has the
appearanos Of extreme old egg, oat
seems 70 retain all his faculties He
spsaks the spanish Language only. bat
converses freely In that. aud 10 foud Of
talking about The early events Of the
counsry. which he rsmemi,els dissinct-
". He frequently rides to town With
HE family iriesds. and seems b enjoy
the sights Of the city - 0uch - any
BODY. His history u veil ksown to
che native popalatiou about Los Anse-
Los. many ~ whom will vouch Tor HE
extreme age
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23

LAST Nloar's Px.yoAxAxcx.-
Thorn and Darwin. TIE celebrated
royal iIlnsiooists we're greeted with .
fair audience ct the opera heuss last
evening, but not nearly 90 large . one
- the merit Of their performance
would wsrrant- Al sleight Of hand
performers and iilusiosises they are
superior to any that have heretofore
visited the Sound. The performance
spened With the usual card tricks,
which were very neatly rendered. and
proved very amusing to the audience.
The nestest trick OF tho evening. how.
ever. was that Of the canary bird and
cage; Thorn sppsars - the stage With
. lave canary in . csgs. and while
facing the audience. the whole thing
disappears 90 quickly and completely
that no one can tell when or where.
This feat was performed twice.
with equal sueeess both times. Tho
cage may fly to pieces and disappear up
the performers sleeve. but Jack Levy
alone claiGs TO know where the bird
goes To. The goldfish and dove tricks
were also very complete and amusing.
The second part of the Der formancs Vas
an erpose ~ modern S2irituslism, or
cla;mrd to lie such By the 1llusionists.
The Davenport Brotbsrs' cabinet mys-
teries. Anna Eva Fsy's aostsrislizing
seances and the Katie King mystery
we're eli shown up. Mr. Dimmock BY
invitation entered the eabinet where
Thorn and Darwin were tied hand and
foot. he was requested to place HE
hands 90 the shoulders Of esoh. and in
~ instsat his coat was myeteEioasly re-
moved and thrown cot upon The Stage.
The curtains we're drawn to enc side,
and there "a. Mr. D in bis shirt sleeves
still arssping thu Illusionists BY the
shoulders. Darwin was placed in pill
lory, which vas locked and the lock
seslsd with sealing wax He soon ap-
peared free. the seal on tha lock being
unbfoken Mr.. Thorndike then placed
. paie of handouts belepeing TO t1e
city on Dsrvin's wrists. taking caro- to
insks them ~ tight - possible. and in
40 instant Dsrvin appeared free from
the shackles. which were seen clasping
. pitcher 70 the back Of chair. Their
work 10 ell neatly done, demonstrating
thst they excel in their art. Tonight
there will b . cbanss Of pro9rsone.
We bespesk for them good house.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23
AN 1912 VETERAN GoNE.-CApt
John Cotton Mather. aged 81 years. Z

AN 1879 VETERAN GONE.-CApt
John Cotton Msther. aged 81 yesrs. Z
months and % days. died in San Fran.
cisco on the 4th inst. The deceased Mas
great grandson and full namssaks Of
tbs celebrated New England preacher
Cotton Msther. The deccssed ives born
during the Revolutionary war, aud was
good sized chunk Of . boy at tho
adoption Of our Constitution ard the
more complete organization Of ocr
Government At the hresking out Of
the war OF 1872 between the Uhited
States and Great Britain he enlisted and
served under William Henry Harrison
After the expiration Of his term OF Gu
listment he fitted ont privnteer ut
HE own expense. and cruised in her a.
Captain axainst th. English msrine.
He was csptursd and taken 70 England.
and placed IN the renowned Dartmoor
Prison. and il 10 supposed that he VS.
the last survivor Of the 1000 American
citisens who were confined there dur
ing the war. and whose inhumau treat
nss0t crsxssd % much indignation 10
tAs United 6tafss q the tims. Dart.
tsnos was wosss than Andrrsonville in
our civil war. He attempted to escape
on two occasions. but ives unsuccess-
full. The sccoud time he made the at
tempt 10 company With nine compan.
IONS. and was succs ssful 20 Ear - scaling
the walls was concerned. bot they were
captured BY the guard and taken back
to prison. and hs was nailssl in . hogs.
head lof tventy-fouf hours ~ . pun
ishment. He remained In Dartmoor
until the end OF the var, when he aud
the rest OF those confined there we're
liberated. On his release from prison
he went t. Egypt. but finally returned
to America, where he lived In New
York until 1864 when hs removed to
San Francisco, where be had = con and
daughter living.
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xxW xHoLANp HOTEL.


Our country 10 getting 10 b fearfully
alarming. tho average Of life being
le-sened every year, without any res-
sonabls cause. death resulting gesersl-
~ from the most insigaiiicant origin.
At this seaso6Tof the year especially.
cold 10 such . commoe thing that in
the bury Of every day life W srs apt
to overlook the dangers attending il
and ofte,, and teo late. that . Fewer or
Laog trouble hes already ~ in.
rhous .nds lose their ives u this way
every winter. while bad DsseksSs G~.
man Syrup been taken. . care woald
have resulted. and . large hill ffo0 .
Doctor been avoided. For I'll disoasss
II tha Throat aud Lapgs. Hbsnas1s Ger
asan Syr.p hes provsa itself - b the
greateat discovery Of IL kisd q asdi-
cine. Every Druggise in this country
will tell you OF it, wonderful elect.
Over 060. 900 l,otslss cold lest year
without single failure known.
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4 "a ssf4s -
FIXING Hrs Ware Mr. WIN Ham.
moud has . force IL men st work
putting . new foundation under bic
marine wAys. and replacing most Of
the timbers with new ones. Work 10
continusd day and night. and ~ 5000
% the job 10 completed, the stsausr
0oliah viii b hauled out Tor repairs.
She will BE- followed BY the Polittofsky.
which 10 to receive . heavy coat II
cpnpsr paint. AZ doom . Nr Sasaaond
gets clear II the duties Of stesmbnat
inspector. hs intends going extensively
iotn The .boA4 building business. and in
order 10 have sufficient room In his
yard, has leased . portion Of the N. P.
BseNssy wharf. which will b. torn
esay. aud ways put down n lee placs.
A'neat little offcs and stoseroom ass
osing fitted up hear the ways. where
~ Hammoud will d. hin drafting and
transact other business.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23

DR. YORK CExsURxD.-At . recent
sssing OF the Free Thonght Society u
ran Francisco. the resolution following
vas introduced and adopted: Rssoised.
taat the thanks Of this society arc due
20 senator Warren Chase. Assembly,.
man stephen 4sybell and Others. Tor
s.sif manly aud able speeches in oppo-
.ssee to the appointment Of . Legisla-
I'VE chaplain: and that Assembly man
- York anil others deserve oar cen
d. sos their reereanoy to the causs al
Osase. secularisation 10 Advocating the
appointment OF such . Chaplain.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23

The latest news from Mrs. Virgins
Nnrthery i that she is quite recovered.
Charlie NOrthery. her hueband, Il
laughing all over bis face. and we'll he
may. We congratulate him for he's .
fine fellow. Everything seemed to be
the matter with the lady, ard she he's
long been counted among the incura-
bles. but . now ply sician recommended
Fresc's Hamburg Tea. Fortunately
she followed his advice, and. after .
few weeks faithful trial Of this csle
bratsl medicine. il 40 we'll - ever she
wss. No family should b. without it..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23

Coal RscsiPZ.-Ths railroad track
vas al cleared and made good yes,es-
day. and in the early svesine The 6esl
coal cane to town that has arrived
since Msndsy. 9Th inst. Six ear. q
nearly sixty tons. vsrs rolled into the
sowu yard, osd teansesrs oeean theie
dischsrRe at cncs. By night they wiil
s. pretty we'll cleaned. The engines
and cars seanass roaming On schedule
time tAis morning.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23

DEArIr or Mrs HoLdArE. Died. as
5o'clock yesterday afternoon. ~ the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs A. J.
Haniord. Mrs Elizabeth Holgate. at
the good age Of nearly 81 years. She
was born in Milford, Conn. April Goth.
1895. her maiden name being Elisabeth
Jones. When . years Of age her
parents rcmOved to Philadelphia an
subsequently, to. Pittsburgh. Penn,
where in 1918 she was married to Mr..
A. L. Holgatc. Shortly after she 70.
moved with her husband 10 Cincinnati,
o.. in which State they resided for
about 20 years. Ia 1889 they went to
Iowa where her husband died in lSz7.
In 1863 Mrs HolRats came across the
plains with her childsen 70 Oregon and
thcn TO Seattle in tho summer II 1854,
aince which time she resided in this
county nntilthe day Of her death. Mrs
Hol6sts was . most exemplary Chris
tian lady. loved aud respected BY all
who knew her. She fell aslesp peace
fully surrounded and tsnderiy cared
for by her children. Her funeral will
take place on Saturday at II An. fron
the Baptist Church. Friends and &C.
quaintances are invited to attend.
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OLYxprA. w. r. IAN. & 1870

OLYMPIA. w. T.. Jan. 8. 1880.
To the Corporate dxthorities Of the City o.
Seattle. Warrington Territory:
SrRs:-Herewit please nd copy Of
letter Of the Hon. Commissioner Of the
General Land Office. dated Dec. 10
1879. wherein, for the reasons therein
stated. You are required 70 defpe you,
corporate limits under Act Of Congress.
Of March 3, 1877. And you are hereby
Notified to mste such definition and
selection ut this Office on Wednesday
the Oath day of March, 1880 and tail
ing to do So. the Department will take
such action ~ may seem meet in the
premises.
Very respectfully yours.
J. T. BRowx. Register.
RoB'T @. STUART, Receiver
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
WASHINGTON, d. G.. Dec 10, 1873.
Register and Receiver.
Olympia. ". T.:
0ENTE1NxN :--Cpder date Of the 3; b
intact the Hon. Secretary OF the Tote.
rior modified the decision of this office
Of July II. 1879. rejecting the applica-
ton Of Charles u. Bywat-r to Ole D.
b, on Lsis I, =, IL and IL. SEQ. 4. T.
~ N. B. 4 f.. for the reason that sid
tracts sre within tho corporate limits OF
the city Of Seattle. The Secretary sus.
pends the prssest consideration Of Mr..
Bywaeee's spplicatioa. and directs that
this Office institute the proceedings
named In section Of the Act Of March
8. 1877. (l9 Statutes. 392) with . view
OF finally establishing the corporate
limits Of said city.
1t appears that the cooperate suthor.
tiles Of Seattle have Included within
the corporate limits 81 said city eight
sections. or 512O acres, M area largely
in excess OF tnat allowed BY the frst
section OF said Act.
You arc hereby instructed to allow
the corporate authorities Of the city OF
Seattle nxty dsys from the date Of your
notice in which they may elect what
portion II the isnds inside the corporats
limits of said city they desire should
be withheld from pre- emption and
Homestead entry. The lands selected
should be in compact form. and embrace
the actual site Of the municipal corpo-
ration snd improve ments. as provided
for IN the Act referred IN.
You will "s,ify Mr. By waite. q the
decision Of the Hon. S~cretsry. ard I'D.
vs~e this Office OF the sction taken by
said city. after tie expiration Of the
tisne above stated.
Respectfully,
lSigmed) J. n. ARMSTRONG.
Acting Commissioner.
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Uusrantssc to cure promptly and par
nanently evssy cass at 0oaeeehnsa,
elect ard Whites. no matter % how
long standing. II directions ars followed.
Intoenel medicine not recommended q
necessary. A care guaranteed Of money
rsfundssl. For sale By Geo. ". Harris +
Co.. Wholesale and retail dsugeists, g.
attic, W. !. ol6dAwem
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In Scotland the marriage Of parents
subsequent tn the birth ofs child rem
dcrs such child Legitimate, and in Eng
land and Ireland it does not.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23

ksolAsD's Hor AcaRAaR. - The
. !. sasaee Of hops under csltivation
= y United Kingdom smounted b
S ~. sssss 10 1879. against a. 7S9 u
ny. showing decfeaae a 4ll6 acres.
oecsease Tor this year. accoriing 70
os' sse'able reports. will b much
~ ssasoa Just past having
Seesesd many erouers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23

Morn Loas.-The steamer Favorits
has gone down to Stlsguanish for .
raft 1T logs for the Port Madison mill.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23

Vim Booth. . former miner ct New.
castle. has undertaken to learn photo
grsphy ct Honolulu.
The conclusion of the Court docket.
the FIRST of which appeared in yester-
days issue. will be found on the frst
page of this mornisg's paper.
For sale Ct Pumphrsy,s book and
news stand-The WEEKLY IxrHLLr.
GExcER. fresh from the press, and with
twice the matter contained in any other
journal printed 10 the Territory. Price,
10 cents c1py.
Millsn Griffith, Of San Francisco, has
fled.a libel in the United States Die
trict Court against the bark Tidal
Wave. to recover the sum Of SIPS,
alleged to be due for fowage services
rendered by one Of plaintiff tug boats
A w Simpson & Co. shipped from
Columbia river mills in 1879 thirty
small cargoes Of lumber. the sgeregsts
description Of which inelndes 10 .296 1853
feet lumber. 1906 At iaths. IS $40
pickets. 1905 orange boxes, $40 cases
skooks and l55 piles.
Walter Bingness. q young man from
the neigbborhood Of Spring Brook. in
King county, died at Providence Hos
pital in this city yesterday from tho
ELECTS Of q brui4os caused several
months ago by the falling Of hammer
from Q housctop upon his head He
left wife and one child.
Of"Grsnt's Tour Around the World "
by John Russell Young, fifteen Of the
twenty parts are alrssoy -pubi.hed.
The firsS hound volume vi in probably
be in the hands Of local patrons in
three or four days. and the second VOL
ume month or SIX weeks hence. The
work has nearly forty Subscribers in
Seattle clone.
The making Of brooms in San Fran
cisco keeps eleven factories going and
gives Employment to several hundfed
persons. Nine hundred tons Of broom.
corn are r.is.d in the State. Of which
l25 tots IRE sent n Australia Tho
Importation Of E.atern brooms hes been
practically suspended. We wish We
could say the same in Washington Ter
ritory OF California bro0m.@
Twenty Ave. thousand ems Was the
days work recently done BY an ex-
Puget Sound printer boy Working on
The San Francisco Cal. The meter
was not fat. either. . large part of it
consisting OF the Presidents message,
but the day Was long one, covering
twenty hours. That chs. esnes1l reader
may appreciate the quantity OF this
work. VIC will state that eight thousand
ems day is more than the average
printer gets away With on ordinary
occasions.
Sheriff Allen and his ten. year -oli
daughter all but persisted in the snow
near Laconner one night two weeks
ago. They got csuch out and became
exhausted. aud for ak hours from Q
in tia evening until 2 in the morning
were 0nstls to move o. help themselves.
BY the vigorous use Of pair Of strong
lungs. he ut last got help. and none too
soon Tor the preservation OF their lives.
The Sheriff IS very weak yet ID coass-
quence Of his nights struggle, exposure
and suffering.