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, 1880-08-30
The following shows tho condition OF tho
lQEnY tunrknt tlIlrnnit.
MINING STOCKS.


IsrpoTftd by Mining Pftss 4issoelaiton.
NEW fnltK, .iulg. ulg.2l-Transarttuns ut tho Min.
inE Exthn,lKcs TN Saturday shhwed lower prices
gnl Il sfnni'cr volume OF blsIncss, Closing Of
i.cIpi 1uotntions:
AaSsr. ,a;s'nTo;; ,aH'.;n:;;
l'yS ,g, va liys::. atsSs Cossoiia;sd. 4
};s;;s ss": f.. + ,sSS!fy::
!sSs':is sssnsi:::::::i:' =
t"Si"f Kao1 Kao1 sIisas a',s3tt ;s'::lR ...:::.lR
rt'u nli!Ita Sntursay. Ctryaulltc shipped ni.c-
t{,al'!n 't''s II stnelicrs Friday: ftet iiupiMut
sap!,cd sesvnty.threc ioI,. fur three slays. Thu
ois3scs e Ha3 n5si III nunccy OF avor j'cr ton.
sni Thr S!lysr e., tf M caany, signed e,ntrnut
wer" rst wth'a tiyo q mats' s Inatons rn|tt IL ny
Gently struck i, silver NHEset. Th0 s.orkh"ia.
cnlilfet ilk tho suit II tho Sfnntun is without
!;tGrlt. hnl will undoubtedly result II. fuvur Ut
4 San trut,cisco snccsnl says: "Tho nnrkst
inr Et,nst"eks el,sed wcnk In Tho ABSENCE t,f
GtNctu!s rclnrts cunccrnil,s curly Developments
.lnla currospnuent says it wifi re1ro ten tlays
stn t,rnye il'e vnlHe Of tlln Unlap. Can,!earlA
stMsks @ ara It. lMttss '!tn9nd ~. ayl.r. 1nil
t,r 4triZ.'ls1, nnl thenr, To Inspect mines Tor
ti!;';,Ey Gsn ETs y stya,o iHtters f Zig slsrn
\ vi!Etntt siccinl says: "i,'lrini mining snte-
inntts ti,ls esna!ng c.itntn tho following pnl,,ts:
rr yc!u y. y srtsse,it Nos on tba f ss T. t'at a"e
i;ysI Ii III eleven icct, md siill In .,,c: "rc.
"o s ss''s et"a Ss ' ssys ut r'sns r',x ;1s 'as
!Nr ten. tn'sIilntc'. virsi,n ,is' rsiss II sSS; ;.,
EEs'inI|K5nE EiiI|K,n'E S'1's por t0n' and ahppoa ss,'r
\ ls.n!s!lo ,epcc!nl snys: "Irayo Just cx-
, 1880-08-30

Oss}F lGf}tEs
oBwEno, Anp. 2s.-tlnAtN-Whcat BtcadY, Corn
quiet. Duluth, s9o.
DRY GOODS.
FEw fni1K. Aug, A-'rhe jai.hinR tradn continnns
Arllrc. and bnHlncsa Is fair With cotl0h guuhs cnnt-
mission hut.srs FtintA In Irregular demand. hut
htdn.hand nnd plaid styles tlalnR wutl 1inx1sa,na
nctlrn md scarce i'reas Eu,t+ In steady rr1nrst.
aiNhn Nrnr Hnssfc1ts Hnot ElAhhoa III naCdofAto t8-
qdtst and stuhfy.
PEI NDLEUA3.
rit-EshtNa, Ans, 2s.-rerunt ntErM-Quiot, crndo
ttcahy ns fi10A Al 1'arkors fnr shlpn.entt rc,npt
e!{n, rasslnaslpht" \. 1eatsory. y, ,,.......
atundhru wlittu. ll1 i0at, 11c.
CDTrt1S.
SEw ORLEANS. A,s. e4.-currsty- -t,ulct, midd1tny.
fts{c Inv tnttnv. t13c. Eanl ur!nar3. ttc mol r.
hst'. 2,h0Qi snies, ~; sitJptt. .AssN
TUnT'ESrfSE.
Wt1sffS6ToS, Aug. 2kSrnltrB ur TrnpExrtxE--
tlMi1 Mt 3tlac.
, 1880-08-30

sjepr,..-....n,..s lNtN0 H,fH Il, III Inc.
CA7-r1.E-Stnco our last weekly fsy!aw values .taya
benh unsettled And iurtMntins, int tho ntcrugo Ut
rtrls WAS higher than for thu pf1vt0Ma wn1k. T0rs
"ns nnt much snnp In tra!e holtlvr hcAa nur au&ale
ouyeFa taking hold With much sh.,M f tnfefGst hut In
Iact wAx Muss Ut tho stock WIS aakun nj, lsu day
If aFrlyni, una tho wuak o!oatd e1.y pu,ts. The
receipts. though an,ne lass tt1an fur tho psevtuua
wgak, Wcr1 unEn lhAn nTthhrily liberal for Tho time
0f ycAT nna embraced better average Glallty thnu
u usual tn tho senson. Tho bost raycs werb takpn
Tor tho foreign market Ut f43:s4sM Snlus nt t!.Mt
TnnEc however. t not Gilt ytrs lnoEtAnt gRuFs In
tho wcoks transactions, tho grnt bulk Ut tho trndna
being ttnne Ut bTlcch ranging bolnw tttl hlItrpers
dporatad nrfnutpay vi El7Sa LIZ ubd tho laCal trade
nj saaJm for p'nr to falr nnllyus nnd cntnu,un 10
grlc Texas. Thesu moro salcs u old hnnc chws and
ss''aw"s steors, staas, bulls. and "xen NJ tl'a2.
Il f!s isS :. 3" ss;S SGs;;; Sss
t s;$ ss"S; %I;:s :! s' r;s. III ~
Es.ra III Msevcs.tsssded e,.-4i sseoss. Weighing lsn
c:,ss :ies1; '''aSo
.woiHiE;ns t:I 1. - ]Sl1st5
tn lay e. l;0' Als1&a5
uSt.'st: 81 ID ''oat"
xvalt!,H 81 Il la1 esasa:.
\ A. asa% 3:sas'
Sst'tMas III srsss Is io .3 Il nd % ssSs
Thy tansoncY Ut tue s,ltxrt wAs Inwhwnri. Tho ro~
E1tptA were exceptionally 1rk0 fur this tlp 1T FJaf
sa n, 'o.e tas. tcsehet Tith te ~ MsSt,ot
4gts: plaeett svl!vrs Vt ltx saavaHtaEe Frlui lip
G;,reattiE 0t hgssss. On snNday tho1o sEnhlnI
fb9nna nIses ia{ shAso owsr hun a Tho s.sso 1t
!her0 wa. gradual ne1uH,iutlop 1T aiuck, svycEsti
inlsiEa loKs reu4Ir!nA H. tho ao.pena ii tho tisa
at 44ttlitaa OIL satti1a}. lxuss lhn fnurtn III tlI
ssGs ss. W. w.. tsxs.. q :tnros qN4y the nstnas
weI1 rseelye.i than tor an{ pteTtu,la Msox 1t lid
present seHAon ll lha ,iscn9 IN that class waa hs
hhAe 4ofGr0. SATURDAYS LIllrkot wna dull mid
ss"SYE. s'n H., The !tnsl nII!sala wa1o m9assau,
.nd l4yuIs "eto pnalIcd ~ ctoH t!nNn Tsjcus I'M
tnet h!'lt!1 lsnr II best Light MeaEta tnf nt Mia
s!1M tttaay's 4uaauons " 30 POI i5 lbs. tnI yvnr
htb Att haX& MuEO qupta4 At IL *tsgA u and heavy
HrWul. II N.nax-tI. "''
allEEp-lIave be9n In much ltshssr supp1J, but In
NV kossRSs VI anything mQEV Than ve5y lWleA ~.
, 1880-08-30
UITEEAI.n.

NuyEALo, N. w Aux. A-DRAtN-Whsat Ipactiyo
and pouasla1; Ne. I MtlHaaksa. tlqA Com dull Al
, 1880-08-30

4a'fe asked cnsil, sale. Of uu hi 10 nsrro ut lic.
Ontk mimi at aie
GASAa fNEtntttn-unaettlcd, closing at to for
, 1880-08-30
Iesh..s's...t4......... i,EH.&fht:ti "a, ,E3i
TllG New YtItk i'l4si1tct Erth1ttne [i.febtu al

1HV NVN 41rR 5'17Ff11FE fsffh1f0e HfFHfEN snyN:
The srrY whent crop. Il o3prctet1 ni he Ut xt,p.
orn:.f Ir,E .tlity. but ln 1ra a1i Wlsrnnssli tin
stsr .tsn t;' M cry" q is TIE s.rs ~oa!
s.t t!s yl"a IN thresGinA tnr,is IL III rnrY Htoat
ssrthlr y ''',ss nnl ron,e MP L. ~! psFriaaty art
expectations. The IhDvrnenl NJ lilo wlntHr wllnnl
st, + mn e aeti! II ntur,.r pnnts II wa. iho
hIircs not beG Uttfciy *[nGrf l1 th% growers,
The H1Imrs mxorc1t af wi.tht fur K.r,tc ftin, Xi.
,nnsle lnrts TT ~ t,o Msuk s1od Ann u, !S0.
tinont ct sGn.ape md :.iet;74 hu 10 tha t,nlisd
kXAnE,. Tic 1ltesuus week tho nxpHrls IL Eurui,o
firm [ l., aslanc irnnrs were SfN,ls? hu ot WheMt
1'he nnt,.ln. Ut wh.nt and corn on the ocean, on
pn*saEe inf tha United ilneannt and tlp Continent,
~as on tha 2th anu nth tnsst - rc'rtcd b5 cnbt#i
efr-st, Mttxr.
70 t'nltcd Kingdom. ,1aS'hU8 afinl
Tc Continent OF Ieurer0. ......,....., NDUW EDluJ
Total, ,qrs,................. ......55Aoo 12nun
, 1880-08-30

7sfFoFffI bB aIfHng I'ffss Astoelaiton.
NEw fntK, .iMH.:21.-Trnt,snrttun ut tho Min.
inE Exrhn'lHcs TN Saturday s!,hwed lower prices
G'ih Il sInnscr volume OF blislncss, CIosirg Of
i.rnt n,totuttotla:
, 1880-08-30

from Scpt J. 1871. IN Aue 1t. 1a7I. wcrc l1i,nnnn
M. Tic fttnf cxports OF MI kinds Of grnin for
tho yenr esrina Sept Will reach nearly ;'o0o oo,-
000 In.
Tho following were thu shipments IT rrovls-
iore iron, ths city during the tfnos named. Tho
Weights arc gross:
, 1880-08-30


oswEno. AnH. 1.-nnAtN-Whcat steady. Corn
quiet, Uuuth 10. .--
, 1880-08-30

Tho number 0f llya stock nsscsaaa III 1l!inns mud
NusaskA for tho ycara 1915 ai 1850 compare a. lol-
1Ow6.
, 1880-08-30

sunnt srlors hnvo mt hrcn nble to recoeor .nny
Inti Of IN ieenn II tin nnrk hnfore. Aside frnn
1urht hufrhsr*' fF,t. ~nh rrfNt,tN ncrlMnH, hnH
RRlrs *ctr tlnw Mt N,7Ia17t Tor tnfcsnr u Medium
ErHdeR, n'.a Mt NHs*4! fslr HnuI to chn!ca.
KAHSAa CITY.
Sp4ttat nsrattA Ia The Chicago Tribune.
KASsAs Clrr, Ana. q -CATrLE-The I'rtrt-f'tlr.
rtnt ton!rta ltccnnss ~. ehru,ents. tal market
thlri nttrs rhFprra, fht1l&s,i nntiYn rows, fl1AG
1sat nnsl,n ttockcrs and feetcts. f13s$a3)i Hfass
lrronta aat: shipn1cnett rnrhn stcntis.
esinlc0 htax{ thHSt4s0s light ahlppnR nH0 mixed
IT. T.1iftS,
-. !tni'ts. AaY. Y.2aCArrtE-fonfxHd n for soosf 1r-
tsc attcfs mud H*t Toxha cDnttnNca fnlr hit Al,rpy
scants htstrlhKs to.,ny nBxt u i,p md bnAt-
nchs loo t'nn to report market nnt receipts. mi
FdEEr ,:lin:tanset. recnlp,a, mn! shpn,cnta. 2nh
!ttMlA-Fhif!S nct!fe md A'wIrs fDEknrn &.a1f I'M;
mixed packing ttti"hau; Hutcfcrs' 10 fancy, $dI0a
hDi receipts. a, l03s ehIp'nentA, ;LlO
CtSGfSHATI.
l'e,t HStta5t |SicktnR tlsxsh!S; batcl,o;s, t;5;s
htoi receipts. i,nUi shrthcnta, bio. --S@
, 1880-08-30
nafL't0tn THE. FinL,...
ARRIVAL AND DEpAETuRE Up TIAlyySys -

tUktiy. ' e' f"'paaa5 e1cepkoI
i'hacnRo y Hnrths~estcrn Hn,t,xa
FIT amns tiM.lo- -1ooka TInIn-ratIcs H1rcs,.
t'rand i'aelfo itotoi. bill" " Ean,e, r. q ast.,t
i.oa f$rnnr ie"adnIpt ai,d Hae-st, lTtss toa
, 1880-08-30

lUrltTOlsS-ltlAe were ltttlcd 1t 81 .2o1l.3i nor
bril- Md nrgnt Mt tn pnr t,ri Jerseys III kiIU
lt>ulTHt-NnA IN ruqnGst IND sten1iy. Tne utter.
srngs ltktl9xc a nar IT, Ducks ts.4ba0 ucs hoz uud
sl:Hi,t-pifEatfy was actssG md ttronRnr, selling
Mt q! oti92 u l,rlmn C!!snE at E1fe2J Auaa.i snt
Lt!a: l.h3 receipts Wcro heavy, CloynF was Vulut
, 1880-08-30

The experts VI provisions from tho scnl,u(r,I,
Including Snw ORLEANS, lnr tI,o vrck sn.llug
AnE2l, inc1tIt1ed 4t7t hrts pork 1,a1d i,rls becf
ah7l75 hs tarsi, 15.l OF lbs hug tncat,
llfs cheese. al,.l :.sst3 ::.4n lbs tallow.
Tho following wnro the ,,xgrrgntc exports
frnn seven Atluntc scaboard ports frum Nov.
10 Aug. Il:
, 1880-08-30

Links RM"ro = Michigan Hautherr RAILWAY
Ticket n!tl@ea AZ deput% Van !ttlrun-at head nf Ii
sn,!G ~ Hn!l Forty {:slr-ak 1eaN
utlCUs III tlo Gsul.d pAcltIu IiUtvl nt nnnr iuu.a
, 1880-08-30

TrHrESrfSE.
WttsifS0ToS, Aug. 2a*--srllItrs or TrnrExrfxE-
F1u{1 Nt 1tl.c
, 1880-08-30

lsAYe. ATr!IH
M. VIII "'!t Z i," "nn 1.E Mne? go. TN 6s1pa
snnr1. HmH NE j. ~ aMati!(sts n:1 mn 7p ID
hAfnn!azt,n Accommodation. XXX K * $,IM =
AtlnntlH lf1pEoss lda!lyl.. ,,,,, I'll; ntn HiF'
1"nt ass',is tA1 IN stGal Id
Gt&Nt tfnlita tHtHsky Exrnssfs " II :. ~ XII rn
~ Grhtta itMps MusAGst,n Ex, stV;i m m = iii d
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DISTRICT COURT.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. IL.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL.
Kocnigsberger Bros. vs.. Philip Wist
Judgment for plaintiff for 1924 81
aud costs.
Asa Fowler ". Anderson Holt-Ver-
dict for plaintiff for $50.
II L Yeslsr vs.. Edmund Guthrie
Judgment for plaintiff for $1O56.
On motion OF I n Hall, Jas II White.
OF CaliforAis. was admitted to practise
in the Courts Of this Territory.
Asa Carpenter W. H B Bagley-Ths
jury brought In the following verdict
I'VE the jury find for the plaintiff in
the sum of $50. with interest ct ten per
cent. from July 23:h, 1873.
ALBERT A. MANNING.
Foreman"
Port Discovery Mill Co. ". Ferguson
Judgment for PLAINTIFF in the sum Of
sos and costs.
John Decker W. The Msigs Lumber
aud Shipbuilding Go. Continued for
the tenn
&c DimmOck vs.. Frank Gutenberg
ct ux.- Judgment for 1928 81. costs
and attorney fec.
The petit jury was discharged for the
stfH sef
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When tie County Commissioner,

When tie County Commissioners
entered into . contract with Moslsr,
Baum & Co. safe manufacturers oil
L.fcihna.i. Ohm, f.r two safes. one for
the Auditor and the other for the
Treasurer. Of this county. i, MAS stipu-
lated that the T,easurer's safe should
he burglar proof, asi tha. before its
acceptance 1t should undergo . four
hours test. by any competent person
the Commissioners might select 10 test
It. Mr. X Williamson. assisted by
Mr. Lot. undertook the job Of testing
1t, yesterday, under the direction OF
the Commission ers. and after working
with common steel drills, retemp ered
BY Mr. Williamson. for two hours and
thirty.dve minutes. they made dayligh.
shine through the handsome iron AMI
steel structure Daring the work two
drills were broken off in the hole, thus
retardine the progress II the drilling
1T least one.half the time. rs the brok, n
pieces had to be dug ou, The cafe
Was beauty. and had every appear-
snce Of being burglar proof. but tho
result has pr.ved otherwise. The
drills entered the safe from the back,
making ~ inch hole through the out.
side casing aud the mortar, tut when the
inside steel chest was reached, much
smaller drill was u.ed The hole made
through II wonli asimit an ordinary
sized lead pencil. bu, " a, Of sufficient
proportions T. answer sil purt .oses, and
demonstrste the aafc to be no, " hat it
WAS sepressnted. The Commissioner,
OF course, refused to receive it, a. the
following Telegram. .ent by them in
the afternoon, will dc,uonstrate:
Mars. Aosier. Baum d Co, Cincinnati.
Ohio:
Drilled through safe and chest in { no
hours and thirty five minutes. Safe
subject to your disposal. on repayment
Of freight. wharfage and dispatches
RUFUs SrEARNs,
PETER 6AAR.
90 JAMES BEGLRY,
Commissioners.
The large 6rsproof safe for the Aa-
ditor Is in San Francisco, ami will soon
arrive. As there is no way of testing
It. its acceptance i. assured Az vsri-
Gus rumors were rife about the streets
yesterday. in regard to the tools used
by Nessrs Wiliiamsnn and Lot. we are
authorised by Mr. Williamson ~ say
that the drills used yesterday were in.
ferior to tboss used by him in his test
Of the McNeal & Urban safe OF Dexter
Horton Il Co.. IN which after four
hours work the task was given up ~
impracticable.
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valley, gave his relatives and old time
friends . glad surprise the othsr day BY
returning 70 them Unexpectedly after
m absence Of several years IN the East
Frank went away in boyhood to per-
feet his education 1t the Cornwell
University. after which he heeded the
Divine injunction and took untn him
self wife from among the fair daush-
tiers Of the East. and then came to San
Francisco where he has been engaged
in the study Of Law for some time past
He has come home to stay. he says. and
to engage in the practice Of law at some
point on the Sound. his many friends
hid him and his fair companion thrics
welcome.
Mr. W T Rains. Of Elhi, was present.
ed By his wife with bran new baby the
other day.
Mr. L D Dursin has given up the
notion OF going east Of the mountains
this spring. aud has Concluded TO fol
low gardening here another year. He
is making arrangements to engage in
that business quite extensively. and ~
may expect, ~ usual. to End the earii-
est snd choicest veE.tsbles in the
market coming FROM his gardens.
The water has bsen higher in the
lakes. sw.les and swamps this winter
than for many years. if not higher than
ever b.fSre known. The lakes border.
ing the prairies bsck of Steilscoom are
very full. and some damage is reported
to have been done by the high vsters
on J G Ainsworth's place. The mill.
dam aud bridge 1t Byrds nil b. We
beea carried away, . hes also the
dam 1t Ls~chu's sewhill noar that
place. No damage Of any cooseqbsnss
a. yet by high waters in the valley.
other than at Stuck bridge. bsysnd
washing away the river banks in . lev
places -
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Our AGAIN. Alter an illness from
rheumatism, extending over two
months. our esteemed fellow towns.
man. Arthur A Denny. is again ~ far
recovered NJ to be able to walk our
streets, and partially sst lsast ressme
his duties in the business hnse oi
which he 10 membor. This 10 the
third time he has Oeen 20 afflicted, the
intervals elApsing between. being quite
protractsd. giving him hope that the
malady nod been worked from Iii. sys.
tom Rheumatism has latcly been
especially severe With our citixens;
Aesas Chas Mcdonald. A 8 Miller aud
others passing through. prolonged Of.
tscks Of most painful character. They
have each aud oil had their full share
Of suffering from this canse, and We
trust their troubles from Il ars now
forever ended.
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The following card. found in 6az
Frsncisco paper. complimentary ~ th>
officers Of . Unit-d States revenue cut.
ter. 10 fitting tribute to brave men:
SAN Francisco. Feb. ID
EDrTOAs ALrA:-Ws desire to ex.
press. through your columns, our 80.
cess thanks to the officers and crew al
the U B cutter Oliver Wolcott, vh ,.
finding our vessel in . dangssous posi-
ton ct Port Townssnd. during . heavy
southeast gale. put six men on board "a
assist the crew in getting up the IN.
ch0rs. and then took hold and towed
her to splsos Of safety. The above il
the last of . series Of noble actions Of
this vessel while in servics ou our
coast. in which We hope she may long
continue.
OWNERS OF SCHOONER w L BEEBE.
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lNPAovRMRNrs IN THE ALEX Dun.
cAN.-While the coastinR steamer Alez


IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ALEX Dun.
cAs.-Whils the co.stisg steamer Alex
Duncan was on the dry-docks at San
Francisco. her passenger accommoda.
lions were increased by the addition Of
ak hsee, airy bathrooms. With som.
5bstahle double bsrths. abe can nov
carry comfortably AM cabin passen.
ssrA A new boiler was put II and oil
repairs made which were necessary 70
pst hsr % frss -elsss order Tor - voy-
Asss. oAs hAs tskGn infdaita . lAsgs
cargo of general merchandise for Tilla.
nook and Yaqaina Bay. and will leave
fos tAeee .pneta- GnEusaAY nssnisg ct 9
o'clock. Il 10 70 DO hoped that the
steamer will receive such encourage
asat. 6em thss 1shippsss. slosg ths
Oregon ooost, ard eo1nA poets. . veil
% from Portland !. 1atchants that ahe
viii become . ,permaaency in tho ship.
pAg interaaAs Of this eity. OvsosNisM
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RUYALLUR ITKMS,
iron rnE IxrxLrIoEucEa.l

FxBRUARY 10. 1880.
Thers 10 plenty Of snov Jet n sbel-
tsfsd pisces.
Prot. Hall dslivefed lecture an A.
tronomy q Psyallup Station last Fri
day evening.
Prob w Mesksr d TEACHING . large
class a young ladies and gentlsnsn
how to sing. 9 Puyallup Station.
Stack bsid@ OSs in iaminsnt DANCES
IL being carried away. The stable
will b locked altef the horse IL Stolen.
and wagon load a. tvo Of people
drowned
3 Excellent cigars ore bsing made Il
.Puyallup Station. 4 gsnilsaan thor
oughly compsesnt has charge II III
verk. He psoaoaacss The Puyallup
grown tobacco Tar superior for cigar
o that impnrtsd iron California. II
he's ine, frm tsxtnre. and peeaents Z
glossy, silk like aPpearancs. Thus
has the valley 81 hos inaugura.ed {
new indusaTy ~ Wesessa vashingto1
vhish = destinsd ere loag - assassl
NJ ps1paEstose.
n oansR oaolay 6sAool b pre-
pasine : opocost - tnhs plses tvo q
thsoo nennAs 49,.
r. Ytank 1161kss. : asphss q
Nsegs JeAa and &sza 1seke e tAil
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H0TRL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
INV ENGLAND Horn
TO owNEns % vHssRLs.

SEATTLE. W. r.. Feb. 9. 1880.
Expecting in short time 10 bs 70.
lieved from the duties Of U. 8. Local
Inspector OF Steam Vessels for The
P"gst Soand District. wish 70 notify
ship and steamboat owners that have
thoroughly rebuilt my marine ways. in
the ship yard ct the foot Of Cherry
street, in Seattle. and shsll be prepared
to do ell kinds Of building or rspairing
vessels ct short notice. n
Models, drafts. plsns end specifics.
tions for building sail or steam vessels
furnished to order. -
All applications for uss a Tie marine
ways must be made 70 ne h peesoo.
WILLIAM HAlneoHD,
'tss Ship and Steamboat bail0sr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-13

FAST PULLING. The time made by
Ls1hy. the Ban Fraucisco oArsman. on
the let OF February. il said to be the
quickest i've mile pulling on record; the
tine bsiag 81 ninutes and AK sscooda.
Hoyt, his competition. WAS Just 4 min
utes longer. The alta says it Is safe
to conclude that Lcahy can b matched
against the world. and that. With fair
practiss. Hoyt viii not run far behind
him. Another raos viii ~ run By these
men on Of absut the Let Of Nay. Lea.
hy's latsse accomplishment will proba-
bly, make young Cotsford. OF Victoria.
visos hadly. betvssn whom asd Leahy
. lace he's bssa srranoeo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-13
Friday, February Is, 1880
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Valentines are nearly ripe.
Hon john NcI.eavy. OF Union Gil.
il making short stay in this city.
The ship Two Brothers. in tow oi
ths tsg Tacoma. came into port yester
day morning.
The locsl delivery 1t the postofiict
will be ov~run With calls for the next
three or four days. Valentines, you
know.
Vim. Munks. the Fidalgo farmer and
mel chant, and one of the carly pioneer,
Of Whstcom county. 10 is so~u for q
few days.
The Chehalis took out on her last teip
eight or ten men bound for the Sksgit
mines, who will be followed today by Z
dozen or fifteen on the Josephine.
A light fall of snow visited our town
site last evening. There WAS jus,
enough of it to make slush On the side
walks, and, By scssping. dirty snow
balls, bat not enough TO cover The vel
ground.
Barksntinc Tam O'Shanter has added
herself to the fleet OF sail vessels in
port. She di.charged her cargo oil
merchandise OF Yesler's wharf. and
will lead coal. as usual. at the railroad
wharf. 80 fEs't
Capt. George Saunders. the present
owner Of the sloop Ssppbo. will. wea.
ther permitting. take the Methodist
Sundsy School out for sail on the bay
tomorrow. The hour Of departure i.
Is fixed at II.
SnowbslliuR II selfish. bal sport. aud
should be stopped BY the police in the
moment Of its beginning. If boys
want to pelt each other. we'll and good
but they should not be permitted to
throw snow bslls ct pedestrians. horse
men and people in wsgons. bs they
Chinese. lpdiA0s or others. Many .
window vould also Be saved " snow
bsl!ing was summsiily stopped.
The example Of Hodge. Davis & Co.
cannot be too highly commended to
advertisers. Unlike most men in their
limo Of business WHOLESALE druggists)
they pAy ths printer in advance, end
are deserving OF better treatment at
the hands OF. the printer 10 return.
For honsst. upright. fair and square
dealings w commend this firm to the
craft elsewhere.
The proceedings OF the County Com.
missioners ard tho District Court.
Stasit m,ning news. Ists aud exclusive
teesgnpa loo6i matters. letters from
PoyallIp. SnoQualmie and Kittitas,
editorials ON every day topics. miscel-
lsny. &c, will he found in the WEEKLY
INrELxA0ENcER issuing from the press
today. For salc at Humphreys book
and news stand. aud at the Office Of
publication. Price 10 cents Q copy.
An excellent number is the american
Agricultural for Feb. /. with its 1875
articles and items, aud 100 sngravings,
giving prActical. .usefal information.
Among these are Work for the Month
laid out. Grating fully explained. Va
rious Humbugs exposed. Fencing and
fences l&pOrtsnt chapter on feeding
and feeding stuifs. Will grain advance
or decline. Among the farmers. Many
hints aud helps for farmers. with illus.
trations) Keeping one COW. Prize Essays,
Prsirie cattle shelters, Complete farm
buildings for $4,000. with engravings
and specifications. &c. $l.I0 . year; 4
copies for IS Orange Judd Co., New
York. Publishers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-13
In DO RSKD.

The entire medical profession express
the greatest condolences in the healing.
rsfs eshing aud invigorating virtues of
Emil Frsss's Hamburg Tea. It always
relieves sick headschs. dissiness. nor
vous complaints. lrritability. skin dis
eas7s, vitiated secretions. nausea and .
thou nd other troubles. 1t should be
in every household.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-13

THURSDAY, FeD. -.
The County Surveyor was instructed
70 lun out the streets along the beach
road in the various plats. for the pur-
pose OF Locating . road along the said
streets TO the head Of tho bay.
Prosecuting Attorney Ballard MAS re-
Questsd to look after the title of the
county farm during the present term Of
the District Court.
The Auditor wss directed to inspect
the 'freproof safe to bs used in the Au-
ditor's office. on lie arrival. It will
soon arrive, and. il it fiIls the contract.
be Is to rscsive It and adjust matters
with the Company.
Boasj adjourned for the term.