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Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
Corsets and Parasols.

h invite special attention to gu,
lyr,ts and Florence Corsets, at 5oc
IN. which we believe to be the best
|rp in the United States. Our stock
|P,nsols and Sun Umbrellas is large
|i Ts are selling them at very close
|g,. Bargains in every department
CRosBY K HILL,
900 and I22 Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
BOwN STATS RAALROADS.

The Annu uaI Meeting OF tho ID. & r.
and j. d B. Railroads.
The annual meeting Of the Breakwa-
ter and Erankford r. R. company was
held In Georgetown on Wednesday.
The following officers were elected:
President. U. C. Stockley; Directors,
Charles C. Stockley, N. L. McCrsady,
John Bodine. Henderson Moore, Thom-
as Baumgardner, Ebs W. Tunnel, Ben
jamin Burton, John 7. Long and VIM.
5. Philips.
The following shows the condition Of
the company for the past nine months:
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
Word tOthe Ladies'.

h YOU intend buying new "head
NJ" We would advise You to call on
81, S. Kirby, 2O2 King street, as
long experience and well-kaown
|se and the acknowledged ability and
Estistic skill of her chisf.of.staff, Miss
l. Brown, is guarantee sufficient that
! lean be handsomely fitted out and
picss to suit everybody.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
IA word nf hAv,.

asl bsvs Is h adjourned and the jury
asrian'oo' 'esa e !; discharged from further
hiag thss vs sAlS term. Now the best
@. Tey Tey,San! can do ia to so to Preston
itset I'oiial AND a.. Palace, No. 2 East 9Th
'Asnp.o' sss Ss' a a. hair cut, shave and
rocess tbsiD sha :. after going through this
Ny will 4Is' hs m nas will be clear, and
aspersOn', u.fs competent to judge
'@li sho s - guilt or innocence. II
SSlesy them " s,| g,od >; idea for the judges
'Esa stb b4 "a. visit at their Palace, No.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
RIstng sun Mills,

Mr.. Hunt is putting two new turbine
water wheels in his cotton mill a.
Rising Sun in order to increase the
capacity Of his factory.
A new wheel is being put in at Car.
lan's mill.
The other day workmen at Hunts
mill made a demand for higher wages
This was refused and the result was
quite q disturbance.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
tha A.ckIy.

I,r that summer is really here the
;,,ts y Of crowded cities and towns
", a' he Too careful as to their diet
w, pns,.onsl "a habits. The danger from
|.!rots or exhaustion is not very
\ | f,r people in ordinary health, but
Dtr,icisn will endorse the state
that too great care cannot be ex'
f,si 10 ward of those diseases which
.ritsbly follow imprudenGe during
HATED term. Too many people OBJ
4. ,hs ssme rules of living in the
IS,Ts that they do in the brscing
f,'nbere Of fall or winter, and as a
4. tbey pay dearly for their impru'
NJ, Even in gettinu a clean shave,
1, hair cut in style and q fine cigar
[noke. i. will pay you to go to stans-
h Murray, III East Water street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
A Celebrated RRft0r.

The well known cat Virginia" OF
stansbury Murray, which has won a
great reputation as rat catcher, was
killed by the cars last night.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
AFTERNOON sEAsIOE.

Court re-assembled this afternoon al
three O'Clock. Levi C. Bird, E.q., began
his argument for the defence. In ed,
dressing the Jurors he said he only
would ask them to try the case by the
evidence which had been given. No
matter, said he what you may think,
or whatever impressions you may have
you can't take them to the jury room.
If you believe that the plaintiff was
the most abusive man in the world or
if you believed his whole life had been
occupied with such purpose, you
could not consider it If there was no
proof. If VIM. Croasdals had abused
you by word Of mouth you could not
consider it If there was no proof. If he
abuses every person in the State you
could do nothing if there was no proof
Much has been said Of a great trum-
peting in the CASE, but there was no
warrant of any such thing. Nothing
had been heard about it except what
had been said by the two counsel for
the defence. Ifhe had special Jury
selected by the ProthonotarY it was that
the case might be tried before twelve of
the best men in the County.
The defence had no proof in the case,
the counsel had enough books in the
Court room which would have taken an
OK to have drawn, but reference was
not made to one OF them. We have
proven our case and must have dam
ages, and the only question with you is
to say what that amount shall be.
You cannot use anything in that libel
which justified DR.. Tantum, because
the case was not pleaded and they fail
ed to meet the issue, and why would
they not meet the issue' Because they
were afraid that the Delaware State
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
would be proven fraud.
When Mr.. Croasdale read the article
which appeared in the "Gazstte" and
REPUBLICAN he had to do something
Any mau who would have had respect
for himself would have done something.
He took the best remedy by sueing for
libel. If he had sat silent he would
have admitted the truthfulness of
the libel. There has been no disavow-
al on the part of the defencs nor have
they said they were sorry, and it
stands against Mr. Croasdale.
If any malicious person desired re-
venge he would show the publication
to people and it would be injurious to
the plaintiff.
The material point in the amount of
damages Mr.. Croasdale Is not here for
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
The First battalion Programme.

Inc lOlfOWlnR ID Lne e4cellenL pro
grsmme of music prepared for the enter
tainment Of the First Battalion, on Sat
urday night:
FART PIRsT.
/. Song, Washington Quartette.
2. Manuel of Arms, Frs Battalion.
3. Comic Song, James Mccormick.
4. Duett, Miss Bertha Clear and Mrs. Janet
MoCernick.
s. BlDjo Solo, Millard Fillmore.
9. Soprano Solo, Miss Bertha Clear
7. Comic Ssng, James ID. Wilkinson.
PART SECOND.
9. Silent Drill, First Battalion.
0. Song. Washington Quartette.
10. German song, James McCornick.
IL. Duett, Samuel A. Clear and James B.
Davis.
IL. Comic Ssng, James ID. wilkinson.
Is. Duett. Dir. and Mrs. James McCernick
IA. Banjo Solo, Millard Fillmore.
15. Silent Drill with additlons) First Bat
TALON.
10. Duett, JameSD. wilkinson and James
McCsrmicf.
IT. Good Night Song, Washington Guar.
tette.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
REClIPIS.
Leaves working expenses. .$l2,S2l
Net earnings, 81 1884 81.

|
By comparing the above statement
with the previous years report it will
be seen that the net earnings for the
nine months only falls short of the pre-.
vious years net earnings 1882. Bu
could the report include the three
months II would show the net earnings
for the last twelve months, to be $5,'
3S3.77, an increase over the previous
year of $317.S5.
The annual meeting Of the Worcester
road was held at snow Hill, where the
usual business appeItaining to such
meeting was attended to, DR.. George
W. Bishop, Of that town, being elected
president.
TEE -. & B. R. R.
At the annual meeting of the J. i B..
road held in Georgetown on Thursday
the following directors were chosen
N. L. McCready, John Bodine, Hen
derson Moore, Thomas Baumgardner,
Charles C. Stoskley, Benjamin Bur-
ton, Harbsson Hickman, Edward Hitch
ems J0nn w. Oau6eys
At the Directors meeting the follow
ing officers we're elected
Presidsnt-N. l.. McCready.
Secretary--Wm. F. Vaules.
Assistant sec'y-Wm. H. Stanford.
Treasurer-Dr. D. H. Houston.
Executive Committee-N. l.. Nc.
Cready, John Bodine and Charles C..
Stookley.
After the officers were elected the d.
rectors adjourned.
From the report OF the Treasurer the
following is taken:
Total earnings. gs......................8 $3.50, 1852 90
Operating expenses. AS ,S41 IL
Net earnings aitsr dsductin& sperat.
ing expenses including all the usu-
al disbursements for maintenance
Of way cars, &c.. ..4o, 800 70
By this report 1t also appears that
ga 900, ths interest on bonds to the
State, had been paid.
The following resolutions were Of
fered and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, A railroad Ia about being built
from Harrington, Del, to or near Kent ls-
land, Md, which, 1t is understood, is to be
called the Delaware and Chesapeake Bay
Railroad, and
WHHREAs. 1t is considered and believed
that the contract OF such railroad by the juno
tion and Breakwater railroad would be great.
ly advantageous and benetisial to the latt,r,
extending Its natural passenger route and
adding largely to its freight receipts, there
fore be 1t
Resolved, That the President and Direc-
tors OF the Junction and Breakwater railroad
are hereby authorized and instructed, II in
their Judgment necessary and proper, to lease
and operate said railroad when built, SO much
OF 1t as is from time to time constructed, on
such contract, terms and conditions as they
may consider to the interest Of this corpora
tiOn.
The meeting was largely attended by
New York capitalists, and all appeared
well pleased with the manner in which
the read has been operated.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28

Insect Powder Guns, only 10 cents.
Wholesale and retail depot for trusses.
The "Cslluloid," the best. N. B. Dan
forth, Druggist, I'd and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
Fish.

Nvell has on his stalls in the Third
st market, butter fish, porgies,
pk bass, halibut, trout, chad, cat.
md other varieties Of the finny
Es. Call early and avoid the crowd.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
SPECIAL BENTON.
nargnIns.

Sris, and give ,oyt you in,arsst sns pf,vsl Vor
y 1S N Issy say that Wainwright ,. still.
na,' ne n,ssss Tas,,yS you. Lawns, Gas sold
vi. vi. Pt,"pS ISs past three weeks,) 90.
,,a,.' ,Sr w. &c.; robe lawns, yard
lsFn'' ~ Pacific lawns, (best) l2te.
.si,jng, ~, = IS! fashionable shades, loo.
/ si.S 1n.IIis' beige, ls3o.; hermann, ,n 2 yds'
'h,tF4 ss,' IF "Fruit" muslin, 1oc;; sum
.ii,,,. ss zoo. hose, mems full regu'
,,sI%i5c, ,sIl'I o.. hose, mems and child
!! i'ly 4, silk Isle gloves, 2'o:, worth
F.ps for the millions, an ana IN many ny
|, b,rgsius tnrs which you will find tind %, Of
! in ~ our advertisement. Our i'm
!. u success already in par9soil ,as
\, u ~ lls our prices are right. Many
N 'i,' " marked @ are to be seen on oul
s,.r, s,,rs WAlswRIoH+, 3l2 Marke,
Y, n''',p popular 'lOw price dry good
!. of.ha city.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
state OF the Thor,.nm.,n

E,,. %s REPUBLICAN Office, on Friday
EF,H,lilg, May Is:
V,ya'S9:k' ,a9' 10 o'clock, IL o'clock,
VI" 93o $50
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28

ME great home-selling medicine sells
ln home, Wilmington, Dell, largely
ih appreciated by all the people
lorght to ba sufficient recommenda
nto The people everwbere outside Of
anGgton to use Dr.. Simms' Pain
tNcher, the greatest Of medicines fol
fHlatiSm, pains, cramps, headache,
Price SOC. Depot, 4th and King
iA', 6Q2 Arch st. Sold by dealers.
Tobacco is weed We chew,
Cigars we can't ignore,
The best Of both and cheapest too,
At tSherwoOd's cigar store.
100 West 7th street.
good assortment Of Toilet Soaps,
r. Cuticura and Sulphur Soaps. fol-
EEJ. R. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth
&Poplar streets.
l'lnedy's Prairie Weed and Kenne.
" FaTorlte Remedy sold by Taylor &
|ssrtoa, \ Druggists and Apotheoaries,
Ehng street.
!, S,iaPper lunch at Graham's, Fifth
/. y Adams streets, on Saturday even,
lHfgtody smokes Chapman's 3 cent
a'slas' What everybody ?" Well,
everybody. 4th and shipley ste.
a, cat d Of best ship at Ezra Fell's steam
t.s' 1Vo W. Front street. Those want.
Ned should give us a call.
aM Of Minnesota Patent -four very
|.sp IT, 70 70 DEALERS; also Graham hour and
[Sa' Steward, 622 W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
MINOR LEGISLATION.

On motion OF Mr.. Carmichael the
Mayor was instructed to appoint two
special police to patrol the Brandywine,
from June l to October /.
Mr.. McGlinehey presented an ordin-
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28

Mr.. Harry Barry returned to this
city yesterday from two weeks visit
to friends in Maryland.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
I,tINt.

4 psir of gold spsctacles, for which
NTsrd Sill be paid On their return
SO King street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28
CITY COUNCIL.
Hot weather LegislatiOn-specia
POlice-StFoet Business.

The Thermometer in the Council
Chamber last night registered 81 de-
grees, but even this did not deter the
members from quibbling over small
points and waxing into furious
elcsusnce on little things for the space
of three long hours.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28

VITAN1 ED.-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN.
w efal housework. No. $40 King street,
PARRY'S. 62s.2t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28

NTANTET.-WHl GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework high wages paid. 303
Shipley st. 52sf2t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28

WY WTANTED.-WHITE GIRL FOR GEN.
w eral hOusework. 6O3 w. sth st. .52Stf
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28

NTANTED.-GIR FOR GENIp AL
w housework. 700 W, Sth st. 81 +
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28

Charles Hebner asked that Frank
Carnagy be given permission to sell
fruits on Eighth street near Market !;
R. G. Turner asked for a lamp on
Franklin stree: between Lowering and
Shallcross Avenues John Gallagher
asked that Market street from Thir-
teenth to Fourteenth be Sprinkled.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28

The City Treasurer reported bal
ance of 81, ,l9S.74 in bank, the Chief
Engineer, 81 men employed at pay
roll of $360.52 and the Street Com
missioner, % men ard u teams at a
nav roll of $l7S 25.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-28

Mr' hOuney CdlI9u UP tHV resOIutlOn
changing the time Of meeting Of Ceun-
Gil to s o'clock dnring the months Of
June, July and August. The resolu
ton was lost by the following vote, g
two-thirds vote being needed:
Ayes--Allen, Blake, Barnhiil, Hanna,
MoGlinchey, Mention, Rodney, Smith
R. H. Taylor, Merris Taylor, Townsend
Woed, sharpley--13.
Nays-Chandler, Carmichael, Payn.
ter--3.
The vote on amendment OF the rules
was subsequently reconsidered and fur
ther consideration was postponed until
the mex. meeting.
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Nesh Bay. July LIST. 1880.

ST. HELMS HALL.-The eleventh
snr ual c.tsisgus Of St. Hslen's Hall
has been issued in the usual pamphlet
form. aud GOV. 70 the year ending June
9th. 1850. The attendance Of pupils
during the year MAS l55. Of whom
something over half were residents 0f
Portland. OF those from this Territory
Vancouver seLt Edith A Goodnue and
Annie J Sullivan: Olympia. ida K Nc
Kenny and Carrie n Williams; Stsils-
COON. Julia Eleanor Willard. Rockiahd.
May Belle Rowland; Port Townsend.
Ellen A POLLOCK; sBd Columbus, Vir-
Ripis Walker and Elfa G Walsh. Dur.
ing the past niI years s. young ladies
hey e grsduassd from this school. The
ts<ohsrs src Misses Mary B, Lydia snd
C'em~niins Rodney; aud the assistant
tsschers Misc Lydia II Blackier, Mrs
Mary B Clopton. Miss Mary Taylor.
Miss Nellie A Wycant. Mis- Msua E
MoNaier. Miss Mercy E johnson, Miss
Sallis Van Horn, Rev John Rosen berg
and N Maurice Brill. The school year
is divided intn two terms Of twenty
weeks each; the first ons beginning
Sept LIST. 1880, and the second Jan l9th.
1881.
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The following il the meteorological
record ct Ns.h Fay. Clslian CO anty
w. T.. for June. 1880.
High~st barometer during the month,
81. 80. on thu 4th.
Lowest barometer during the month.
90 50. on th- 7th.
Mean barometer during the month,
80 20.
Highest temperature during the
mouth. IS degrees. on the 23th.
Lowesttmrersture daring the north.
a degrees 81 the 18th.
Mean tim pefature during tue month.
30 degree, "a min.
Prevailing WINS. soulhwest.
Msximun velocity or force. 8 TO 10
miles.
Total r.infail. 1.27 inches.
Number ii rainy days.. 8.
Number 4 cloudy days. II.
The weather during the month has
bern quite pleasant. Temperature
very equsi, po extrsmes OF hest or csld.
The wsrmest time wss 70 degrees. on
the 9th. and that lasted but two bours
The rainfall is very nearly the same -
during june. 1879. which Vas Las
inches. being q inches more than dur
ing June, 1850
There has lie . eosd deal Of low
fog bank IN the Straits. With asnss fog
outside during the latter part Of the
month.
The fog signal at Tstoosh Light
could he dis'iucsly heard ss times when
the sky vas perfectly clesr ever here IT
N-sh Bay. JAMES g. SWAN.
A ~ Obssrsss.
Ncah Bay. July LIST. 1880.
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A New raasscosrnExrAL LINE =

: = 4
A NEW TRANscoNrrxExrAL LINE -
The Southern Psoinc Rsilroad is nov
completed 10 APPOINT ssix ssiisa sast Of
Benson. Arizona, and its length 10 lOcl
mi e.. A N Tnwpe. General Superin.
tendsnt 1t the Central Psci6c. has re-
ceived intelligence that the Atchison,
Topeka and kxnta Fe Railroad 10 push.
lug forward down the Rio 0rands VAL
ley. About 800 miles of railroad will
bring the ,wn lines tgether. and tha
connecting point will bs somewhere in
Nee Mexico No difficulty 10 sxps.
sienced 1t ths end VI the Southern Pa.
cite from, weather unfsvorabls 10 rail-.
r"sd ,riidiag. aud energetic work will
probably BE- carried on until the line
scsoss the C.nsin,ent 10 finished. :.
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CIsxAMoN BEAn.-on Wednesday

CINNAMoN BEAR.--On Wednesday
morning. July eth. a. Michael Leonard
Of the firm Of Leo, ard Biothers. log.
gers on the Skagit. was walking into
town from DR. Smiths ranch, at
suith's Cove. Ia company with Ell.
bridge Morse. when about one fourth
Of q mile west OF the powder magazine,
on the road gong down. they saw .
very large cinnamon bear. about sixty
yards distant, and on the south side Of
the road. The wind being from I'll At
direction. tho bear did not perceive
them until he heard them talking,
when he mazda of toward the salt ~.
ter. This. next to the grizzly. 10 the
most ferocious bear Of the coast, aud il
seldom found 80 near settlement. AZ
neither II th-ss persons had weapons
With them, they concluded not to make
any fuas Abous losing : bear. but Jet
him SO quiss pesefebly. 4pd thsyscahns
on 10 town.
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LOCAL PARACkAPHs.

Mr. Dillon and DR. York are among
the passengers due in Portland ON the
San Francisco steamer to-day.
Mr. Smithers is building upon his
farm near Ren,on one OF The best barns
in the Territory. The dimensions Of
which are 90 by 100 feet.
Woodward. McQuiston q Bradshaw.
the Portland dry goods dealers. have
gone out Of business; their stock being
taken by new conbinsti n of men.
A one quarter interest in the ship
Bclvidere Was sold for 5000 the other
day. Pie B-ividcre registers 1922
tons, aud Car coal from Nsn.imo.
The population OF coifax, by the L.
y. Census Just completed, numbers AS.
and the popalstion of Whitmsn county,
of which Colfax is the seat. numbers
about Ti50
Another strike 10 thr~attn ned ut the
Newcastle mine in Consequence OF the
dischsrgs u twenty or thirty white
men aud Tive putting in their place 81
like number II Chinsren.
The Willswstte river. at Portland.
still continues very high. Icing 26l
feet above iow water mark on Thnrs-
day morpin... aud having fallen fsw
inches ouly from the highest point
reached.
Capt Tom Mountain. OF the Portland
Lilht Battery. has fallen into bad re-
putr. IN regsrd to money rsAttsfs, With
his codnpa"y Charges have been pre-
TERED against him. aud he will be court
mArti~le6.
Mr. Geo Newell has sold bis interest
ii the s.wril ia the mine. u Mr. Geo
Arnold and has returned to this city,
whore hs has secured a situation In one
of our large maanfsct uring establish.
msnts. the new mill IN the mines will
probably he ready r. commence cut.
ting by the LIST OF August, with orders
ahead for As 900 feet to commence on.
The price to be paid 10 SO per thou
sand. e.sh, or go per thousand. credit.
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THAT AWFUL BuRDEx Ian article
in last evenings paper. iublished At
tue instance and in the interest Of the
defeated candidate for the city marshal,
sets forth the Inference that the tax.
payers have been heavily hardened 10
prosecute. the Law breakers arrested aud
brought before Justice Scott. for trial.
Feeling sOme interest in the matter,
we have carefully examined the records
and fnd that during the past year IL
has cost the city just $50 so to prose-
cute these So cases. and that the city
bias derived therefrom. In the way Of
fines 1924. thus leaving balance in
favor at the taxpa, srs Of $40 20. As
To the legality Of any officer making az
arrest locking the offender up and then
turning him loose again without .
hearing. thus constituting himself
policeman. jailor. Judge and jury,
thinking people have very serious
doubts. and an officer who INDUCES in
such questionable practices lays him.
self liable to I rosccution for fslse i'm.
prisonment, and throws wide open the
gates TO u suspicion Of blackmaii.
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REAL EsTArE. The following are
the transactions in real estate, 40 re-
corded in the Auditors office. since our
last report:
Joel Ketchum to e A Driggs. lots /.
4, B and =. block rs. Non aug ht's s~coud
addition. 5000.
l. L Jewett to VIA File. 961a acres
in section 80. township % north, range
3 east, 81.
Almira Kidd Ia q Philbrick, lots /
and 2, block 81. lots 6. 7.8. 8 and 10,
block 81. Kids addition. 1870.
JG Bryant ard wife {, . Srarkey.
lot Z. bleck 14l. suiuMit addition, $50.
OS Wright to Ed Cowles. lsts 8. 6
and 7. block 10. Kids addition. $500.
W N Bell to jos Whalsy, lots IL and
~. block SO. 4 Denny's addition.
$500.
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The comments Of last evenings Post
seems to charge me with desire to
throw mud. which ] smphatioally deny.
The Information given to the lHreLLr.
GENcER woult have been given to any
other paper. bad it been called for, -
well - answers 10 all their other proper
questions. The cost Of those s. arrests
10 The city, has been t63 80; The amount
ct fines derived thsrsfrom, 1924. The
causes Of those arrests. - we'll - tbs
number Of cssss dismissed without
costs. will b seen By . reference to the
city docket. n. 6Corr. ]. p.
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''Ihe Bureau
Fruit. Confectionery,
Cigars and Tubacce

Eve heoueht - Waahisgtoa 1sgr1tssy, - ass
nov psspaseA - supply any - I'll pes1ens q -
loWet poaa6ole Ds1sna. Ne ell sseesoo1 a11sa-
BkY Which vsoGss - ~ Duhsis - - ynas1Bss
prices. Fen IT, faot eAn4 - hsvo haA eses-
reneo = thto Iino - bunnIano - ons1 - bou0bt
f-r go. - sre couedsnt eAas - 60 80 onofs.
faetioa - III. bosh IN psism - quslily.
cns1ialll 1ey1stne ysme1nsooe1j6o - poGun-
-. - re9efos Hosun veEy ssDeeefnl1.
plWaeogQ = YoUmo,
js9tssn xssnuess Or. mn 3 yssai -.
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InE. New OREeoN JupoEs. - The
stwly elected Judges Of the supreme
Court met At Salem on Monday Tor the
perposs Of arranging for the duration
= their respective terms OF Office.
suoge Waldo drew the ak year or long
~fm. Jadee Watson the foar year term
saa Judge Lord the short or two year
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d, ELEcrioS or OrFicERs. - Seattle En-.
xiss Go. No l, held its annual election
Of officers last night. Fred Ainnick
was chosen Foreman: r II Calligsn.
First Assistant Foreman; Jonas Seaman,
second Assistant Foreman; Chas Nc
Donald. President; Robert Abrsms.
Vice Presideet; Wss Josss. Secretary ;
. o Denny Treasursr; ! Waddsli. II
Abrams and Geo W Hall. Trustees.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-09

MfLrrxKr TkLsoRApn.-Thc party
nov engaged in ccnstructing The ssle-
grsph lios between Alaosa and C0lfax
coasists Of three officers. LisutenAnts
&rkheimsr. Brook aud P.tten. City
saiistsf mes. elk citizen employees
lon. six and too four mule teams. they
build irena one and hall =, four miles
per day,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-09

INV 0ooDs.-Mr Montgomery sn-
sosnces the receipt Of ; large stock Of
sooacooes. cigars aud ether articles IL
sss liae. which be i selling vsry cheap.
Ooat tail 10 read hls I'D.