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pesent to preside as a teacher over the chief
school of the city. 1t was case where
every one should be allowed to come up and
say what they think OF the matter. The ex-
preston he had heard had been against Mr.
McDonald's competency. It is not a ques-
ton If one is a Christian gentlemen, but is
he a first-class eduaator. He had no bias !;
had been friend to Mr.. Mcdonald.
Mr.. johnson said he didn't believe ma
jority of the people thought as Mr.. Shsehan
did that Mr.. Mcdonald is incompetent. He
believed great majority believed the direct
opposite: The incompetency of man is to
be tested by his peers, not by an audience of
boys and girls, nor by popular cry Ap-
plause. He begged any one agreeing with
him not to applaud. It is a matter of
charges to be tried in a legal manner on legal
testimony and in legal form, for these things
are ordained to protect mems lives and repu-
tations. The Principal of the Grammar
School has something else to do than teach.
investigation has done the schools more In
jury than Mcdonald could do if in the school
5000 years and as incompetent as charged.
Mrs. Hartley again addressed the Board,
and urged that a full and ample hearing be
had. She spoke at length. She had suffered
from having one son under an instructor
whom he could not respect. That was what
aroused her sympathies in this case for moth
ers making like complaint.
At this point, 1910 P. NJ, the Board adj
journed to Saturday at 7:30 P NJ, to meet in
its own rooms.
During the session Of Wednesday night an
effort was made by Mr.. Hinkson to prove
certain facts by Mr. Brier relative to one of
the ten examination questions as worked out
at a previous meeting of the Board by Mr.
Atkinson. An objection was made that Mr.
Hinllson could not impeach his own witness,
and it was sustained. Mr. Hinkson explained,
in answer to inquiry last night, that it was
not his intention to contradict Mr.. Akin
sons method of solving the example, but to
show that he worked it properly, and Mr.
Brier stated that lie did find the correct an
swer, but the testimony was stricken out.
AT the session last night the excitement
was intense. 1t pervaded the atmosphere and
affected in some degree nearly every person
present. The applause was frequent, and
the President was as frequently necessitated
to check such demonstrations The senti-
ment of the audience. as indicated by such
manifestations, seemed to be about equally
divided between the prosecution and the de-
Tense. The order to hold the next meeting
in the rooms of the Board of Education was
generally understood to indicate an intention
on the part of the Board to make the investi-
cation in all its subsequent stages less public,
and to bring the audience within easier con-
troll of the Chair
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THE c5U2Ts.
SUPERIOR CoURT@
benson, Judge.

THURSDAY, June 10th.
Cassie j. Fairchild IS Orlando W Fairchiid- De-
cree OF divorce for plaintiff.
The People vs.. John j. Meighon and J. F. SulE-
var-Demurrer to separate and amended answer
overruled, and ten days allowed to answer.
Peter Plaualp W. c. Valensin-Case settled by
Htsauts cause dismissed.
The People OF the State, appellant, vs. William
Ashburner, respoadent-An agreed case submitted.
Court fled its finding Of fact and conclusions Of law,
and ordered Judgment IN accordance Herewith in
favor OF defendant f1r costs
james r Kelly, native OF ireland. npon testi-
mony OF William Kea-ns and Robert Miller, sas ad-
nliited to c.t.zepshp.
Also, Oliver Iohuso7, a native OF Sweden, upon
testimony of VI. Fay end c. Glsmbscsson.
Hannah ]. Gaffod VS.. Jonatha5, Gaifo1l-COurt
Commissioner files his report Of testimony taken /;
case submitted upon tee and decree Of divoEee
given in favor Of plaintiff.
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TEkEsFERs OF REAL EzFATE.
yned June 10Th.

2, l5S0-SoutIl half OF lot l, between aud G, Thr
tecrth and Fourteenth Streets Sacramento; 81 800.
Mary E Gallup to James A. Woods, June 10,
1850 West bali OF lot Z, between and |, Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth Streets Sacramento g, 000.
William K Lindsay to T. N. Lindsay, June 10,
1Ssa-Lotl, between F and G, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, Sacramento; 81 ,025.
Spencer Miser to Isabella Miser, March "a, 1879
Assignment of all right and utle TO real and personal
property in estate Of Solomon Miser deceased, for
$1,000
United States Patent TO Joseph Thompson, March
s. IsS0-East half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton 30, township north, range S east, so acres
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SALE IMMENsE,-1he Wisconsin, Mil
waukee, CVis.l adds its testimony and says ::
''TLe sale of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure for Brights Disease and other
Affections of Kidneys and Liver, as well as
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure, for diseases of
same name, is simply immense ii. c..
Kirk & Co., agents, Sacramento.
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Business Advertisements.

Business Advertisements.
Summer -Lithauer, the clothier
National Gold Bank-D. o. Mills & Co.
II. Levy, wholesale commission merchant
Bristol's sarsaparilla and pills.
For Sale Half interest in mix route
wanted-Situation by a young married man
Wanted Girl to assist in general homework.
Furnished Rooms lunie's new building.
Wanted-A good live canvasser.
One More Class for Beginners. L. Skinner.
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Rock in which petrifed leaves and
grasses appear has been found near Austin,
Nevada
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ADVERTISEMENT nsNYIou,

n. s. G. W.-Parlor meeting to night.
Cavalry Baptist Church Social this evening.
Dramatic Readings - Mrs. McLaren, 4Congrega-
tional
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Fos THE SEASIDE AND Coz

THE problem OF living in malarial dis
tr;cS Is solved by using Hammers Cascata
Saorada Bitters
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NJ j. Simmons & Co.-Furniture, carpets and
bedding tonight
NJ J. Simmons & Valuable real estate sale
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Rry YouR SsoEs az the Rochester Store.
and save 20 percent. Northwest corner Ninth
and J streets.
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FANS !-Iow priced. high priced and
medium rriaed, at Fancy Goods Depart
ment, Mechanics' Store.
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THERE viii o- a strawberry and ice cream
festival at the Sixth-street NJ. L. Church.
this eveEing. The young ladies have pre-
pared fine programme for the evening
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Thy walsher's Ague Cure, Third and j..
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coNoLrsIoN.

Mr. McClaichy explained that lie did not
want to sha, ont Mr.. McDonaid's defense,
but to hear it when the right time came.
for tie matter a full Investigation. 1t is due
Mr.. McDonaId, due to the public. 1t is
charged that for years be has been incon.
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W. c. WILLIAMS

judge OF ordinary manuscript as TO its gram
inasie4l construction, orthograpby, etc. a
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Pure LIQUOR, for medicinal purposes, at
Boston Drug Store.
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PORTS, SHERRRIES and CLARETS
In LII and CASES.
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CHAMpAGNES.

EeTsS g0DEEsES and sUss CABINET
PIPER and CaAs. nEDsEICK. LiNDsBERGERs CALIFORNIA
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TRr the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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FREiGGT McvFNErs.-The following car
loads OF freight were received yesterday :;
] of sewer pipe, Of wool. of lumber. / of
doors and blinds, of wood, of slaves. ETC.,
l Of pig iron, Of wagons, . Of merchandise.
Tie following car loads were sent East: > Of
salmon, . Of merchandise. 2 of wool. of
wine, So of tea, o of wool, of lumber, . If
sugar.
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A.
paekases.i
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Thursday, Sept. 8. 1880.
aEnenisaTEe.

A SPECIAL Telegram TO the lSTEiAi.
sExcER announces the fenominstion IN
the Republican Convention at Van
c.mver Of Thos. II. Breots. for Dele
gsts to Congress from Washington Ter
ritory.
It's qsits sopecssssry 30 inform oar
rsrdess who Mr.. Brsnts II. - be il ~
we'll known 10 then. - ssy nsn IN the
Territory.
Mr.. Brests has represented ~ At the
N.tioual Capital something over year
not long enough. 70 prove bis worth or
establish his ss6tDess.
There IL coaching is As. Brenss
which makes him varu friends. end
that retains them once made. This
was made evident 81 the polls in No
vsmber. 1878. and asais made evident
In the Conventions Of August. 1880.
That Mr.. Brsnts Il 9 ''rustlss" Of the
mod active and s6RciSst character,
there 10 no calling In question. Who
soevsr 10 against him has got 10 te up
early. and work long and late. to
carry HE poiat.
II ths party stands by the nominee in
the ensuing election. Ne. Rrents will b.
returned to Congress with . majority
of uvt less than $500.
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Loais, Joined in . written opinion that
Brovnell was eligible.
The pay allotted to the retired officer
is in lien of the p.nsion awarded to the
discharged and disabled soldier. The
retired officer and the pensioned soldier,
both appear ON she pay rolls. but nei-
Their is IN actual service. nor liable to
duty, and cannot belong to the army
within the meaning of Sec. 1S60. Para
graph 4. Of the o. 8. Rev: Statute.
and consequently may hold civil Of
ices in this Territory. Yours Truly.
JAMES MCNAUoHT.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Tn TIE IROBATB couHr or KING coUN.
i y. WaaAoGssa fsffitogy.
q n saais>w of the Kstsas II HORACE n.
1oWLAuD, Docasea.
Ord - :hsv seaD Why Dsesss Of Distriss,io.
q sssSss e. sa,.s n. ps.,ssss Of ,Gsss. n
Ms11ssha saa1aaGlsaisr e 'sai1 sstses, sstsins
iassA ~ sid e.ea1e = n proper condition to
- seees1. ~ ose 8 poestcn of ths rsa5dus 81
~ eee1eo uoD1ens - - 0ovs1sd 0Deoa NJ hetrs
Mb es1sssd as n pss,sss isssrssssS h ~
sso1oe - - 80 useocs ~. nowisnA . - %.
- befose - esnba1s Coart q The coesty q
Kils. 6 ~ cooreseom Of saiA Court. IN the cisy
- 90 1AS o. 0sasSss. A-D. Issp. q len eioI
s'elsek An tkee sna tAse 70 shov ssnse Why q
esdee 81 diSeribution should not b made Of ~
rss1d.s q aAd sseaae ssosg the hsafs d aid DE-
Mh fysAsr ssdss,d hat COPY Of this order -
ysAshkS1 osss vssk ssr four suggestive wseis
eocss ns ~ ~ aay 81 October. AID. lss0,
In ms vRsxLI hxxIxIGUcsz. q nsvupspss
vshesd eea pshllsAe1 IN sssA King county, AID
ocssI esseslseos ID said Kiss County and 10
De,s = opea csart his sih day Of 9sptsnbss,
A.D. lo0. THOMAS BURKE
sadss ~ - Probsss Csars.
fK1RIroRY or WAsHfN0TON.l
OOunty u hing.
LAc0es 1Gbe. JuAp and sx-o1Acso Clerk a
sAs lsohaas oosst Of xiag county. washinsson
IssTssssy: - hssssy ssrtiSy thsi tbs forssain L
49, - esrsss eceZ 9 n :rds. TIA. d.y a.ly
ssese1s lhsgsoG
- u vitnao vhss~,f have hervupso
lrat - ny AenA 90 snxsd IL srsi Of "a
~ Go sA's y. ssy g ssg:sssss. AID.
S.AesnAszs9eso cssk q d PsOssas Csuus q
- sssnv. wsahaassss rsnisaU.
az y
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Ssms of the papers seem surprised
Of the soninstion Of women 70 the
posItioss of School Superintendent IN
Pisros and King eoantiss. and ere talk.
ing u IL - though y we're . thing On.
arely saksown 10 cur past political
history. SO fsr from this being the
c.ss. several women have held such 20
sit,ons, and 10 svsry insssnos. - far ~
We can learn. have acquitted themselves
w,,h credit. Miss Ruth z. RouDds. Of
Clarke county. WAS. We believe. the
pionssr Ia this direction. She was ap.
pointsd member Of the Territorial
B,arj Of Education by Gov. Ferry. In
1877. and attended every sessioa. Mrs.
Antoinssts B. Huntington. Of Cowlits
equity. was elected school Superin.
tendent 10 1873. aud on the fogmstion
II Spoksn county. In 1879. Miss Mag
gle X. Windsor became Superintendent
there. At least four ladies have bseu
placed 10 nomination for School Super
intsndsat by County Conventions 70
osatly held. namely: Miss Anna Bean
in King county, Mise ofdwsy IL
Kitaap county. and Miss Clara Nc.
Carly and Miss Anna g. Weller. Il
Pierce county. Il win not require
mors than another elsctisa that o
i862--to Oh hall Ct least Of The twenty
odd school 6upsrintssdsaeiss Of waah
iagton TssrlAosy vith womsa.
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EDsr0R lMTsLLSunNc1R:
Yoar eosrsspendsns. 10 company With
he lswss Soand delegates. and thoas
of xinG soussy. y he Rspsbliesa
Coavenlsou. asd 8 lev othse passsu-
gsra In esaath q Z O'Clock Menday
svsuisg asd assivsd u Tssena Zoo
hssss lslss. A Z o'slesk ~ ssxt
morsias vs were hustled eat - ess .
hassy breakfast II tiss ~ ~ train.
The party vas hers jeiasd By Cen
Spsasuo. Gen Morrow. Byron Yopsg
snd s.sosal Olhssa. On eur arrival g
Lake visw NJ John 6aliAr. Of Stella.
ooou. taine1 NJ thseng. Among those
10 ne group wsss DR. Minor. aspirsnt
fos HE Dslegatsship. and Irving Bal.
lesd ssd O r Dsaaskav. rivals n tie
res for - prosscstins Atternsyship.
A Tsaino 3 @ Ward. Hoes O'brisa,
Geo Dssass sad sthsrs 90 aboard, and
from shem vs leasued lhat Gov Ferry
asd oGhou bod gese over the day bs.
lore. Tired sd 0usly Ne setsrsd IA
Iaus lAts y ths aflsrscoa. and went
iauediatsly o. lard the slsamss
Wslcoas ios Portland, which plaes
uas rsachsd q O'clock. Ths dale
Rslss Iron go 81 tto noaataiss usss
q hona. and ~ vsge hssy tryisg 10
hnd ct how oach uaa 80 Roina 10
vets. Froa ~ bes1 tncueuneiou 4
TIM hous al O'Clock r NJ IoonoluAn
that Tia b Dsenss vIa - no0lna>n1
a - Ora oolle1 temossow alsseocu,
With hssvesa 80 and g veles. Kine
souasy VII psohably 80 ~ voas fcs
Dr. Miaer. q P0rt Tovnsead. A b.
svssa Ballard asd BsadeAAv. ths
chsanss ass greatly 10 favor q shs
Seattle mAn, notwithstanding IT Mod.
shev eth eoems eon64oaa tkas u vii
kass vceas snoash. N 81 Nleo0neld
Il q aluose certain. will b rsnominaled
10 The position 100 hsla b. him
ns q W xenng. 90 q NE Kins
county dsleeatsA vas unabls . oAscS
~ allosnooa tratn tku0 Newcastle. cad
ccaseqnenlly ssnt hi proxy b Cant
HUI 4 naabee expessssd THAR rsSre,
q Ne YoeaGs tsahtliey - aecpmpaay
~ dslogoAos q vhesoavsr, bst hrseh,
sad early OF TusaaAy mosnisg Nj {
" sAous1 up n Tnsoma. Hs explains
u thue II - son lass 81 The stsam-
e. . I sowsa I'll night u ; snail booe
agalnee vind asd tids. and - here q
vspeessse ~ eousiitusocy.-
1as trip seren The eosatsy b, mi
uasa sssy plsanAst GA H. n Prssd
= In unn6 0eXnp nn6 49, -. 49, e.-e
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaAscIsco. Sept 6-Ssiled-
Bsrksntine W H Gawley. for Port
Nsdisen.
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To the People Of Nng County.

A; the Republican County Couven-
ton. recently held ia this city. re
ceivcd tie nomination for the Office of
Treasurer OF King County. an Office /
have been regularly elected TO and held
since 1874 Al each election SINGS that
date the question II my eligibility or
legal right 10 bold sAid Office has been
raised By the opposition and fully dss-
cussed for Political effect; bat they have
never seen st to avail them selves Of the
law 20 test the question OF my eligibility
thereto. an election Law that empowers
any elector TO bring any disputed case
Of eligibility before the Judge If Pro-
bate.
In 1874, previous to qualifyin for
the ofiice II Treasurer. / wrote n the
Secretary Of War asking his opinion a.
70 my eligibility to the Office, aBc re-
ceised the following reply:
Wan DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTASr GENERALS ORPicE
WASHINGTON. Dec lst. 1874
CAPT. GEo. ID. HILL, y. s. A. retired,
SEATTLE, W. T.
SIR:-Refsrring TO your letter OF the
9Th ult.. asking whether or not you are
eligible to hold the cfics OF County
Treasurer Ut King County, W. T., to
whieh you have been elected. you are
respectfully informed that the Secre-
tsry Of War doss not consider il i'm
proper or Q violation Of ANY Law for .
retired officer to socept . County or
Town Office.
Very respectfully,
Your obsdient servant,
Signsd Z. ID. TowHsEND.
Adjutans General.
Since the last Convention. however.
IN attempt has been made, the animus
Of which WAS too we'll understood to
discuss. to indict me before the Grand
Jury for criminslly holding or usurpipg
. civil Office. Though the Grand Jury
refused to indict. various papers. both
in Washington Territory and Oregon.
have Published the special charge made
to the Grand Jury by Judge Greene 10
this case; bat in every instanos have
they omitted to publish the remark
subseq usntly made by Judge Greene il
OpSo SSosSs w oeo to0 xtO1ooobtUk NJ"
torney. Irving Ballard. Esq. fled an
inforwstion for writ of quo wsrranto.
be, Judge Greene. declined 70 act upon
It, and stated that there we're two
opinions in regard to the question
of my eligibility hold the office
Of County Treasurer. aud that it
would not sobservs the public inter
ssts to prosecute the matter 1t this
time. Though ] have never entertained
the slightest dooot ~ to the eligibility
Of myself, or any officer retired from
the army. 70 bold civil Office, either
Federal, State or Territorial, especially
- the holding of such Offices By retired
officers everywhere in the United
States il the rule and not the exception,
I consider it no less duty owe to my
self than to the people OF King County.
who have so generously supported me,
that publish in fall the legal opinions
Of the Hon. J. r. Lewis. late Chief
Justice Of the Territory. and james
McNaught. Esq. both leading attor-
neys. touching my rights to hold the
office Of County Treasurer and leave
the matter to be decided by the voters
at the coming election.
Very respectfully.
GEO. ID. HILL.
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b ORN

PACK3CHER-In San Francisco, Sept. LIST, TO the
wife Of 4. Packschsr, Son.
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VANCOUVER. Sept. s-Ths Republi
can Territorial Convention sss~mbled
1T q 4. NJ today. in Browns Hall. and
was called 20 order by Francis ". Tar.
bell II Olympia.
/ Cor. Ferry " - ssssae Chairman and
/ X g ODrisa Secretary.
A hot eight was made ovEr the
dsubIe delegation Of Clark cnunty,
whieh ended 10 the admission If those
zko were regularly elected
J o Allen withdrew from The en-
tee, fer the deiegateship and the fight
~ss thus narrowed down IN DIR T. 7.
Minor aud Thos. H. Brents. the
pss--nt Incumbent
On TIE first ballot Mr.. Brents was
nominated, receiving 6z votes. abou,
two thirds the whole number cast.
DR.. Minor received Is
Oshsr nominations were made - fol-
lows
Geo. w. Tibbet,s, Of King county. tn
be Brigsdisr General Of Washington
Territory militia.
n. 4. Hathaway. Of Clark county.
Adjutant General.
kG. O'Brisp, Of Thnrsson county.
QuarteFmasser General.
A. X. Bush. OF Pacific county,
Commiss~ry General.
N. II. Bloomfield will b. nominated
for Prosecuting Attorney Of the Sec
cond Judicial District, and Irving
Ballard fbr Prosecuting Attorney Of the
Third judicial District.
The Con yeniion will finish its work
and adjourn tonight.
PoRT townsend. Sept g.. The Kit
cap County Democrstic Convention.
which met ct Port Gamble today, made
the follow ing nominations: For JOINT
Representative. d K Howard; Au iitor.
Charles McDsrmot,: Treasurer, Philip
Wist; Probate Judge w G Wallace;
Sheriff, T o williams; County Com
missioner. VIM Hsyter; Coroner. w D
Morgan: Wreckmaster. John Kelley
school Superintendent. Miss Ordwsy.
w q Wallace aud John b Condor were
elected Delegates TO the Ksisma Con-
vsntiou
Arrived. bark Baepa Vista. from
Honolulu; schooner Premier. from San
FAncisoo.
Poar GAMBLE. Sept. S.-Arrived.
bark Busns Vista, from Haoluln.
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tbs neaning OF Paragraph 4. SEQ. 1850,
sbovs cited. He 10 retired from il.
BY the cot of Coagress, approved
January -. 1870. Il is provided .sThas
no retired o6iosr Of the army shall
hereafter be ss.ixnsd 70 duty Of any
kicd. or Be entitled 70 receive more
than the pay aud allowance prov,d. 4
By lay f0r retired ofaoers Of hia grade,
and oil such ssAigsments. hsrstoiotc
made, shalt terminate within thirty
days FROM the passage Of THE sct"
Under this ssotioa ths e6Ices retired
10 NO logger ssbjsos 70 duty or b par
from say act and eassot b mid 70 be
IN ohiosr within the msanisg Of thia
lac. ~ -
The Adistaas Gsasrai. E D. Towa-
sead. u 81 - sams opinion. I soupts
his language nssl IN 1874. The Hs.s-
Rotary 0f Wss dos ~ eoasidsg Il in.
proper o. violakiss q eng lau 5oe s
retired olRcss T. aessps . sousty q {
tovn 0fRes."
In the opiaion Of Attorney GeosraI
Chas. Dsvsss. bsarisg dsts Jass 9ad,
1877. ths following language was
used:
II deem i my duty 10 answss "a
your inquiry TO sAy that . retired Of
6css may dras HE payas sach. and may
also drAw The aaIsfy Of any civil Of
dos which be may Hold nader the gov.
eminent"
In The cass Il Major Joseph B. Coli
lins. U. & Army. retired. i ths Court
Of Claims. ths court held that . rstir-
- o6is.r night bold IN aPpoinsmsnt
- clerk 10 the Dspsstmsnt and drsw
his pay thssstss. Yea vsss appointed
10 m nfiice IN this Territory in 1877
tbs Nah Bay Isdian Agency and The
Government paid you sos the ssrvicss
thsa rendssed.
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