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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-09
THE sKAGIT MINES.

RtsSs AAAas4-d fE Ae----I - - - ~ - ~
) The following Ass extracts from q
letter from Hiram Jacobss paw' in the
mines. ~ bis fasheF in this place:
ta ttsO GooDELLss. Msy lst, 1889. 80
DEAR FATHER Il arrived here to-
day sftef a Two days trip from the
mouth Of Panther Creek. The trails in
many places are fearful and the river,
swollen with melted snow and recent
rains. is regular torrent. Jas Rich,
Peter Henry and myself left Stafford's
cabis SSthe mouth Of PANTHER about
O'clock and arrived at the mouth Of
Ruby in q couple of hours. distance
from five to seven miles. The trail
over Jackss Mouatain. winch is on the
north side Of Ruby. is devoid of snow
and quite dusty; the bunch grass on
fae slope u tho M untaiR - about six
zincheS high. For sAsst ef Tie way the
trail is good. but for abou. mile along
the creek it is terribly rough. After
getting to the month Of Ruby Greek
we crossed it ona sort Of ladder bridge
which spans narrow eorge--some
fiftysfeet from the water. I'VE crossed
the Skagit about three fourths of .
mile below the mouth OF Ruby in q
small ferry boat engineered with ropes.
The water runs Mt the rate oil. about
fifteen knotau en- h1uY. After crossing
we started up3 Sourdough Mnuntaiu
and sour dough- it IL. Fog distance
OF four or Eve miles the climbing was
rough and very steep. Descending we
arrived e The wsseese base ptuSour-
dough seH,ut: 40 oSiqek a. i esssed
aud lunc6ed. From tbeuee wUwent
to Skedaddle bar where we camped for
. the siisht.s We were tired. at least
was. We had only travelled abou. SIX
teen miles and carried nothing but eur
EblHt1D and littlns esuh n h2 U cend-
ing and descending rugged mountains.
. -'1lAshlesggn Il RayfgiYys nascle and gene
rate lung poxdf. Is wearisome after all.
The next morning we were. of st
'sah.ut Adclock xffA ths~intsntiod g
~resehine 0ood elf's~6y sswo-snrathfee
o'clock that day. The Cedar Mountain
trail beats anything ever heard of or
read OF. For hundreds of yards we
walked along lodges Of rock. sud over
chas,nsa bridged from fifty to q thou
sand feet above the river, which boils
and esoams below until it seams one
mass OF npray AMI foam. n SfoArs and
leaps and dashes against and around
bouldsrs Of ,lmpense size which have
.tuMbled from the mountains above. In
come places on the trail you crawl
throuSh tunsels i ths fdrfS I'd over
BRIDGE n csdAr whsss'sspSrson dest,-
tute OF ordinary coursge would have to
lie chunk OF lead TO bis sandals to
keep him from ascendias il heavenly
direction. But there 10 nothipg like
gettiAe nsad tolit, & "a kl{rl 81
Grodse are very plenty every where.
end Rahy Greek u fnll Of front There
near che czbihA wh9H ~ are sfopDine
and ! can catohssnougs Cog bresi fast
= few minutes. They are what 10
calle4 sha tsUontsin; tseuk fae
Z almost forgot 70 cay We arrived ct
0oodsh,s. ssts ana sosnd in sths after
poon Of the second day Will rsturu
ssMnAAz-1 RsA14fsl
- fkoY DUc uP.sFvEfl
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words pronounced them maa and wife.
The occurrence caused considerable Of
a seusatiou.
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CHRADLE-nOBINSON- the n. Z. HMsouaee,
In Seattle. Nay 9Th. by Rev. J. =. DevoEs.
Raphael Chesdle and Johxnie II. Robinson,
both Of this city. aG Va sac 3
WOOLfENDEN-SrOUGH lewiston, April
10th. Frank J. W0olfenden and Flora =. Slough.
both Of Coifax.
JENKS-MILLS-In Thurston county. Nay "a,
Mortimer Jenks aua Atse Yann3e Mills. :
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NOTICE n {. /, Il.,l !.

NOTICE - HEREBY .GIyIH THAT, TIE
IN aseesamsat ron a. Ms 'sissGHasn = az
special ssssasns1e idis1zidt - ps6vsag 1Gn1b -
street bsewseh Jamls snd, ffkS S(rss4s (vkick
eraAlne 40 inrf0veesiatw ~ dDae Sndse 6f4i-
nana ye- Ia 81 ~ agaam1neD1a 0sned0snnu
lessh maAs. and he sams has Ills day .hesa 1lea
sueclioe'of N pasa1e ll11iiu Ds~s1seeQA1 ln1
~ ne occidsassi Hossl. il sks City u SsstSIs,
SNosase ~ aeeteef givsA ithst aay p1st6s fselipS
Atmae1 a0gEleyeA u a1ynaB1xF ~ such naoaSIs
nsnt may apply - have H. same coefseeed e
the re1t regular meeting Of the O. unpea U6dscii
Of nd 0ee - h hslA 6 1hsie CsnneiI CAhkSee
On celsnsae ,sEsssi 4. - ci5ys - srsdN sysa-
Dstsd Nay -. 1850. oaAa Es-.isSsi sia :
aLEas tssss 7faa sa3 J. 3. O0nOnDIy Ia q
m4dsd -, Clerk Of said 0tty q seattle. i,
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} The following 40 extracts from
letter from Hiram Jacobss paw in tho
mines, u bis fatHer in this place:
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fCarroll Conservatlve.I

tCarroll ConservnttveJ
A iiatboatman named James B. Brown, who
was spreeing around, shot and Killed Mr
Bernard Mcclure, town marshal, about
O'Clock on Sunday night last. Mcclure died
almost instantly, and Brown escaped IN one
of the skiffs belonging to Rlttenhouse d PIER
sons potato-boat on which he was hired.
Brown Is a young man about twenty-five
years of age standing nearly six feet high,
weighs about 100 pounds, had light NOUS
tache when he left, and Is regarded among
Hatboatmen on the river as one among the
best skffmen to be found, hailing from Cave
In the Rock, or anywhere else. The sktff he
escaped In had the name y. g. Woodward
painted on the starboard bow and the name
Of the maker, sd. Line" inside OF the st. m.
The killing was done with little 32,calibre
Red Jacket revolver, owned by said Brown,
and was without doubt bloodthirsty and
INSCRIPTIONS murder OF an officer who, with
the kindest intentions possible was trying to
preserve order In town on Sunday evening.
The ruthless killing of Mcclure has given
fearful shock to this community and an in
tense desire to have the man Brown brought
to eondign punishment. Active pursuit Is
being kept up all along the river, and we hope
to hear of his capture at an early day.
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p.t.te or Yrvjn VS. Leon irwin.

SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOB Or The P q, !
writ Of seizure and sale TO me directed by the
honorable the SIKH psrlc ooq tor d tine par
will nroeeed TO sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and Cuatomhouse streets.
In the second District of this city, on sATUR.
DAY, January "a, 1880, at 10 o'clock ~. tns
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated. lying
and being In the Fourth DIST icr Of this city. Ia
the square bounded by 81. Charles tiafe Nayadesl.
Carondelet late Apollo. Seventh and Eighth
streets. Said lot is designated By the namoeE
nine, and measures thirty feet front 90 EIgntn
street by a depth. between. parallel lines OF
one hundred and fourteen feet four inches. a.
per sketch annexed 10 an act o s1l- iron yonn
Henderson to defendant. passed before NJ
Castell notary. on the twentieth OF MaIcn; 1919,
together with all the rights, ways and aaVan-
| tsges thereunto belonging or in any wlse ao-
| pertaining.
| Seized In the a boye suit.
| Terms-Cash on the spot. ,-xx,-.v
| J, K. ALCEE GAUTHREAUAs
| Civil sheriff of the Parish OF OEld@nss
de24 81 ja7 II Il "a
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JUDICIAL ADvER rIsEMENTs
SHERIFF. SALES.
New Orleans savings Institution VS.. ES~
hon nj Rnrin.


hon M Eofia.
V1HTRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 isb of Orleans. No. 25 b67-HY virtue Of a
writ OF seizure and sale, to me directed by the
honorable the Third DHtrict Court for the par
ish of Orleans. In the above entitled cause, |
will proceed to cell ut public auction, at the
Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Oustnmhouse sreets,
IN tho Second District OF this city, on SATUH-
DAY, February t. 1880. Mt II o'clock M. the fol.
Lowing described property. to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with tho
buildings and fmprovem ents thereon, and oil
the rights ways, serVtHdee, privileges aud adj
vnntagnE tharennto belonging or In anywse
aupertaining situated In tho First Disrct Of
tho city Of New Orleans. In this square bounded
by Dryades. Psrdldo, Rampant and Gravier
stress. aud measuring eighty.three feet nine
inches front on Dryades street by depth Of
ninety FIVE feet eleven inches. between parallel
lines fAmeriean measured, according to q plan
by pile 4 Depouilty, dated the tbtrtietb day of
January 1906. Being the same property which
was acquired by defendant by purchase from
Christian HellmHnn, Francis Johnson, Widow
Adeine Russell and others, M per net passed
before q. W. OhrIsty. notary In New Orleans. on
July a. 1871.
Heized In tho above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. II. ALGEB GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
at RI
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,. L. Nevers VS.. Succession Of c, v. Andry

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAX.
of SEIZURE and sale, TO me directed bf tho nom
orable the Second District Court for he pgriah
Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause wal pro-
ceed to sell ut public auction, the MercnantS
and Auctioneers' Exchange, ROYAL street, be-
tween Canal and Cusomhouse streets IN me
Second District Of this city, on sATUKDA1.
January a. 1880. at IL O'Clock M the loloWin&
described property. to VIII
4 CERTAIN, LOT OF GROUND. together
on. rights, WAYS, privileges. So vitudes and de-
pendencies thereunto belonging or ln aayWlse
appertainng. situated In this city. IN square
bounded by Robertson. Claiborne. kerlereG
and Columbus streets and measuring thirty
four feet front on Robertson slrtef py one nn ape
line OF lot number eighty. seven and one hun
bred and nineteen feet, more Or less. on the
opposite side line.
Seized 10 the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot rv
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
Ian4 iaT 1 o
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nR.J B. PEREZ w. rn,o.

Of twenty i've years sXDefIehes "a L9g ,ITgaal'
ment and cure of I'll diseases of the GENITO-
URINARY ORGANS. and Of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
caused by age or early abuses; Chronic dis
Gravel, Catarrh Of the Bladder. elect. sperma-
torrhees aud all disorders of PRIVATE ~ II, Ma
any Injurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
medicines supplied. STRUCTURES cured by
simple mechanism without pain,
and ali Female irregularities PROMPTLY Re
LIEVED. DIR. Perez's FEMALE REGULAT-
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
at this Office Consultations strictly conhden.
tial and charges reasonable. ONCE No. South
Rampart street. near Canal. New Orleans. ocS
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fEpst Fa,teIann pa,rtot-Democrat. !


or all the duties assigned 60 tho Governor
of the State by the new constitution thht oil
selecting the Judges for the Supreme Court Is
the most IMPORTANT, Out of 1t will come
greater good or Ill than any other duty as
signed him. And the administration OF GOV.
Witt will be judged, and its success or failure
depends In greater measure, upon the proper
selection of these high officers than upon any
thing else.
And just here comes our greatest good for
tune hi having Witt for our Governor, He
la thoroughly aware OF this fact, and has
perhaps the most intimate and extensive
acquaintance with the public men OF bouisi-
ana of any man In the State.
II is not Mt all In n spirit OF dictation that
we suggest In this connection the name oil
Andrew s. Heron. Gen. Heron has been
at the bar In Louisiana for great many
years. and Is known to The PROGRESSION ana Inc
public ms man OF splendid attainments. lie
Is Of a judicial temper, and n man OF the most
irrepr0achabe character. He has long been
looked upon as the leader OF the bar In East
ern Louisiana, He has represented his people
I'm two constitutional conventions, and been
repeatedly sent to the Legislature tie
served during one term as Secretary OF State,
and for one term was Attorney General OF the
State.
While not partisan, he has been loval
party man and % lifelong Democrat, ana can
we'll be called one of the most distinguished
citizens Of Louisiana. He Is now, though,
perfectly preserved in health and in the full
vigor of manhood, Is past the meridian o.
life, and 1t would be grateful thing to sec
him promoted to the exalted station OF gu
preme Judge. He Is pre-emnently lifted fol
the place He Is one of those men who has
lost none of the virtues of youth while gath
erIDg the wisdom of age, and II made Judge
1t would do great credit to the administrator
and secure the services OF q man learned
pure and true. ..
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Fr0sniseuaus shooting.
tCarroll uonssrvatlve.l


During tho sitting of the jury of Inquest to
inquire Into the manner of the killing OF
Marshal Mcclure, on Monday last, some
lively or more llatboatmen wore under guard
In an adjoining room, tho most OF them hav-
Ing been In company with the man Brown
nreyio,s to the killing, some at tho time OF
the killing, and some aiding Browns escape
after the killing.
The jury adjourned about 6 30 p. M. to the
following morning, not having completed Its
labors About hall an hour after Inc ADJOURN,
ment some of the relatives Of the deceased
Mcclure slipped through the line OF guards,
and after gazing around for n second or Two
commenced shooting promlseuously. The
only light burning In the room was blown out
almost Immediately. and II was impossible TO
identify any one. The shooting was Kept uu
at intervals and the guarded tlatboatmen
were gone In every direction, with the excep-
tion Of those who had been wounded, and who
are now under medical care In town.
Doc Braehear, young man about twenty
Ave years of age. Ia shot In the stomach
g. w. Cronk. another young man. Is sup
posed TO be shot through the left lung. Geo
Williams has the back of his head rlddlef
with turkey shot. and is very stupid.
The doctors report that all three men art
doing reasonably well, and they cannot a1
present regard the wounds MS necessarily
mortal
One man, name unknown. In reported tt
have been shot In the thighs with small pei
let's. He escaped into Arkansas on horse
back. and Is not supposed TO be seriously
hurt.
Every possible attention Is being paid Il
the wounded men by tho town authorities
The parties who are supposed to have dom
this shooting have been before the court, ant
have given bond for their appearance at Tho
regular term. We are painfully impressed
with the fact that notwithstanding all tht
efforts of our law-abiding eltlzens,. Proyi
dence seems to be unable to rid itself of the
unenviable reputation it has for an utter dis
regard OF human life.
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priations necessarily obstructing the eolleetio
OF their claims.
THE w1ss+r RATION ROUGE BILL,

OF their GiHlnss
THE WEST BATON HoUaE BILL.
The hill to authorize the parish OF West
Baton Rouge to scale and bond It's debt Ia re-
fused sanction. because 1t ts local bill de-
signed to vary the general law, which fixes a
limit to the power OF taxation by police inrles:
IT there be any outstanding claims againat
the parish of West Baton Rouge they should,
under the law. have been provided for ms to
their payment by adequate prov sion male
simultaneously with the creation of the debts
II this maudatory provision WAS not fol lowed.
the claims presumably arc not legal. and
should this no the case the unauthorized acts
Of the peal authorities should not be vitaliSed.
Granting the possibility Of aome exeepfional
case removing 1t from the operation OF tho
general law, which forhids the creation OF
debts without simultaneous provision for pay
where new or additional means of payment
twhere the original claims were provided for
In some way will be rightfully asked. the facts
and circumstances going to create such eHcep-
ton abould be Hffirmatively stated and the ore.
clse amount Of claims SO ciroumstHnosd Hhould
have been asceftained and deharrea prior to
] think local matters az to taxation had better
be left whore the general law places them.
THE aAsItaHr COMPANY BIbb.
This IL nm act to amend and rs-enact para
graph OF an net amending an act tneorpo-
rating the Crescent CITY Gaslight Company,
approved April 20, 1870
1'he reasons for vetoing this bill are given
In the following words by tho Governor:
The ostensible purpose of the not Is tn give
authority TO the corporation to Issue Its bonds
for two millions Of dollars Nothing on the
face of tho bill points to u necessity or reason
for such authority. and shortly after the meas
ure was submitted for my action my attention
was called to the fact TINT 1t was thought that
the bill would probably be eonsidsredaa Il lesis
lative recognition at that time of the Crescent
City GasliRht Company. which fact was Dues.
toned by some persons.
Under this state Of things hesitated TO give
It my approval seeing no evident necessity tor
ta paeaHge. aud being doubtful as to It's effects
upon the possible rights of others even had
my views changed. the approval of the mons
ure has now become impossible In consequence
of article No 40 Of the constitution recently
adopted which In terms forbias the passage OF
anv act amending tho charter of the corpora
lion.
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r.. A. DelyRille VS.. Cftizsns' savings Bank
Of New OrLennH.


TNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans. No. 1o2so-By virtue of
writ OF seizure and sale. to ma directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par.
iah of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction. ut
the Merchants, and Aucionesrs Exehange.
Roynl street, between Canal and Customhous9
streets In the Second District Of this city, on
WEDNESDAY, January u. 1880 at 10 O'Clock M.
the 22yopFF d aRoUNDp Y WITH all the
buildings and improvements thereon. and al
the rights. privileges. customs. ways. servl~
tudea and appurtennnees thereunto be,ongi M
or in apywise appertaininR, situated IN tue
by BeroD ne. Gravier, Philip.a (now Dryadesl
number one on n plan Of the same aud other
lots. drawn by Il. j. RothAus. deputy surveyor
9G 1T h2 he oes u f. g. Ssns @oary
for reference. Said lot forms the corner OF
Baronne and Gravier streets. and measures
| In American measure. tweniy.sx rect four
| Inches front on Baronne street. and tho same
width in tho rear and fronts on an alley I'VE
feet wide common to y and ne adloinding lo INA
four feet and sig lin IN depth and Iront s ~
Gravler street, and ono hundred and Tour Ieet
depth on the opposite line. dividing 1t from lot
A Acquired by defendants herein by purchase
from Nicholas Estevn. as per act passed neto ot
eighth day OF October 1873.
| Sejzed In the above suit -
| Terms and Conditions. In eash for SUM-
oient amount to pay one note for the sum OF
| four thousand six hundred aud sixty-six dollars
and sixty-aix and two thirds cents tS466G 667s D
with Interest at the rate Of eight per cent per az
| mum from the eighth Of October. 1878, until the
da, Of sale; five per cent for attorney 9 lees on
the amount Of the principal and Interest OF said
ncte. and oil costs and the taxes due on tne
property. -. -
standing note OF four thousand six hunors0
and sixfv. eix dollat- ard aixty-six and tWo-
thirds cents fs4666 6G1sl. dated October g, 1878
payable two years after date, with interest ai
the rate OF eight per cont per anhum from Luz
date until paid, etc. -.
3. And the balance of the price Of adiudiea'
ton If any cash on the epof. =
''o" : J. r. ALCEE dAUTHREaUX.
i Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
de13 90 81 ja3 10 II t
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OWL Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
an4 Al inT IA NJ ID


L1tFTH DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE PAR
IL ish OF Orleans. No. 1o.206-By virtue OF q
writ of Heri faeias, to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par
tsh of orleans, In the above entitled cause. /
will proceed to sell at public auction. ct the
Merchants and AuetioneeTs Exchange, Royal
street between Canal and Customhouse 81 reefs.
In the Second District of this city. on sATUR-
DAY, February Ia 1880. at IL o'clock m., the fol-
lowing desc hed property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with oil the buildings and improvements there
on md all rights. ways, privileges aud appur-
tenanees fhefeunto belonging or In anywise
appertaining situated In the Fourth Dlstrict Of
this city, In the euuare bounded by Washington.
Fourth Magnolia and SOLE NOW Locust streets
and designated rs lot number ten on u sketch
annexed 10 an act passed before M. Gernon. q
notary public In this city, on the thirty. first Of
feet front on Fourth street by one hundred and an
twenty nine feet In deIth, between parable
lines Being the same property acquired b5
Laurent DagusrTe, one Of the defendants here,
10. by purchase from M. g. DoumenRes, per aef
passed before A. Hero, Jr.. notary public In this
city, on the eighth Of November. 1878,
Seized In tho above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot. observation-disclosures
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
f
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H.spar Aucs VI. john q. 9. cray.

I7IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II ish of Orleans, No. 16.So5-By virtue OF q
writ Of seizure and sale, to me directed by the
honorable. the Fifth District Court for The
parish Of Orleans. In the above entitled
cause. W proceed to sell at pubic
auction. ut the Merchants aud Auctioneers Elk
change, II wi street. between Cnnal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, IN the, Second District of
this city, on SATURDAY. January ID. 1890. at IL
o'clock rn., the following described property. to
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
gether with the building and improve
privileges and appurtenanees thereunto be-
longing situated In Tho. FtEth. District
of this city, in the square bounded by Lau-
rel, Jena, Csdiz aud Constance 0ste Live Oak
streets aud designated by the numbers eleven.
plan drawn by II. Moelhausen. architect. nm
der date Of July I. 1871. which satd lots adJoin
each other. and measure each thirty feet front
on Constance tlHte Live Oak street by ono hum
dred and thirty feet iu depth. betwe parallel
lines. lot number even forming the corner OF
Gadiz and Constance Gate Live Oak streets.
Acquired by defendant by purchase from Ja-
Hero. Jr notary In this city. October 6. 1877.
Helzed In the above suit.
Terms and conditious-t In cash Tor suifl-
eient amount to pay plaintiffs claim. say six
hundred dollars with per cent interest per
| aunum on three hundred dollars from October
| g. 1879 aud similar interest on three hundred
sale; per cent for attorneys fees In the nggte-
cute amount of principal and Interest OF plain
| tif's claim: four dollars costs of copy OF act,
| and all costs of suit and the taxes due on the
| property.
| O. And on terms OF credit TO meet IN out
| standpg note of three hundred dollars. dated
October g. 1877 payable three years after date
and bearing interest at the ratio oil per cent pei
]. H. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
OWL Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.