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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-07
City Council Proceedings.
Saturday Nov. 6, 1850.

Saturday Nov. 6, 1850.
Council me. pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-Iiis Honor the Mayor and
Couucilmen Jennings. Mcdonald.
Rasin. Densmore, Collins and StetsnD.
Petition of Fred A Minnick and otn-
ers, praying that the compensation Of
steward Of Engine House be fi1ed In
the sum Of $50. was received. Petition
granted.
A comDunication was received from
F. II. Whitworth. City Surveyor. rela.
tive to drainage Of certain streets. Re-
ferrsd TO Street Committee.
Ordinance No. 23i. granting portion
OF King street to 3. b w. W. X Il. vas
adopted upon the following vote. tovi,:
Yeas-Jennings. Densmore. McDoi 81 /.
and Collins. Noes-RAsin aud Stet an.
Petition of ID Kaufman, relative tn
assessment, WAS received aud lid over
till next meeting.
Report of Health Officer received and
ordered fled.
Reports received and ordered fled:
Street Commissioner. Treasurer. Attor.
ney and Justice Of the Peace.
Report Of Attorney rsf.rrs.i to a
committee. towit: Rssia, Ststson aud
Mcdonald.
Report OF Y III Whitworth. surveyor,
was received on cost Of grading Wash
ingtoo street, and ordered filed.
LICENSES GRANTED.
Jacob Beer. for grocery and pigeon
hole table.
@ Bunell, grocery and pigeos bole
table.
John Fl Honell. grocery.
John Kennedy. retail liquor.
John Collins.
Agar & Nixon. /" and two bill
lard tables.
Jas. yergon. retail liquor.
A 9 Anderson.
Joseph Francisco.
Hannan Barry, and ole billiard
table.
Thos Clancy. fetal liquor and one
billiard table.
Flynn Il Anderson. retail liquor and
one billiard table.
Nat Bartlett. grocery.
Thos Smith. 2 retail liquor.
X Pritchard,
Aug Hess. grocery ani pigeon hole
table.
Frank Gluten berg. grocery.
Eversham i Dillon. grocery.
Otto Hsbighorst. grocery aud pigeon
hsle table.
Slorah Il King grocery.
Anderson & Osborne. retail liquor
and 2 billiard tables.
Ordered, That the pound keeper r-n.
der to Council AN itemi< Il account of
date of impounding AMI killing Of
dogs.
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K r. PLYLEY Phy,ician and 6

K. II. PLYLEY. Physician and Sur.
geon. would announce to the citizens Of
Seattle and vicinity that have with
INV family located in this city for the
purpose o! practising my profession.
Having been actively engaged for
twenty live years in the practise OF
medicine. feel confident i'll offering
my services to all those in need Of
medical aid. Special attention given
to the treatment of diseases Of
the heart and lungs, and i'm
pntenoy and sterility in either sex.
Venereal diseases treated and cures
guaranteed in every case. of no matter
bow long standing Diagnosis Of dis
ease accurately determined AID consul.
tations frse. Surgical operations scien.
tifcally performed and professional
services rendered at prices to suit the
times aud condition of men. Office and
residence corner Front and CoIumb is
streets. Seattle. W. T. o5.1md3mw
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SMALLPOX. As 10 we'll known to
home readers. cur city authorities have
two cases OF smallpox on hand. Both
came from San Francisco. aud in both
cases the disease broke out three or four
days after arrival in our town. One is
that OF 9 young man, who, with wife
and children. came here on the Victe-
ria q month ago. A pest house was
furnished, and the whole family put in
II. The man IS now about recovered.
One of bis children was taken with the
disease and died and was buried last
week. The others will come out alright.
Outside of the mans family 10 conta-
gi0n whatever has resulted. The sec
oud case is that Of q woman of easy
virtue who came on the last steamer.
The disease made itself apparent on her
last Friday. ana precautionary meas
ures were taken at once. She was sent
to the pest house. while her associates
Ave other women and several mem
have been quarsntined to await the re-
suit. Our authorities have acted
promptly and iudiciously. and the
srread of the disease has undoubtedly
been checked Health Officer Root has
worked faithfully and diligently. and
to him is due great credit. The steam
ers leaving San Francisco. where the
disease is said 10 be very prevalent. for
their own sake are making extrsordi
nary effIrts to prevent the spread; q
constant fumigstion. cleaning up. etc.
being under way The best possible is
being doLe, aud with this assurance cit
lzsns must be content.
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Sunday, Nov. z. 1880.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Dailes voters numbered 1868 on
the I'd instant.
Crsnberries are now the most COM.
mon fruit in the market.
Gov. Ferry will conduct the service
and read sermon in Trinity at IL
this forenoon.
In Samish precinct. WhAtcom county
DP Thomas was elected Justice of the
Pence and W J Brown Consts BILE.
The Daisys ad. appears in another
column. She will leave for the head
Of navigation on White river on Tues
day morning, at TX am.
A telegram from Rev g. II. Watson
informs his parishioners that DIR. Pad
dock has formally accepted the Bishop
rio of Washington Territory.
Prof N.tschke. the piano maker and
tuner, is at the New England, where
he will remain for O week or ten days.
aud will attend promptly to any orders
in his line.
Some election returns we confidently
looked for have failed to come in time
for this issue. They will doubtless DO
received in time tor "ur Tuesday
morning. paper.
John Keenan, was chosen Director
and l. s McLnre Clerk 1T the school
election In this city yesterday. The
interest displayed was small. ana the
vote correspondingly light.
IL Clarke county 03s votes we're cast
90 Tuesday last. or more than ever be-
fore. The Brents majority OF go ex-
eseds that given by any other county
IN the Territory. A liepublican Conn
Gilman was elected by Is majarity. but
Ike Offices generally were quite evenly
Distributed ues ~een the two parties.
Since the last appearance OF our
tabl. of major,ties, W. hive added 10
Thurston. and A in Chehalis. and
have added go ia the three counties OF
Snoho,nish, Spokan and Stevens. we
shall bs surprised If Brents does not
have a majority of 1900. while more
copfiien, ones raise the figure to ZOO.
The Chehalis arrived q. announced
shs would, and will go on Mi.cheii's
ways for repairs. She Is certainly In u
sorry plight, aud it will require many
hundr ed dollars to make her as good rs
formerly Her houses are stow" in aud
her hold full of sand. Such accidents
are to be deplored. as they bear heavily
OIL steam boat owners.
At Davall's pr"ciurt. IN King Conn-
tv. Brents received 10 votes to Burkes
Z. Tibbe;ts II and McAulid >. Ballard
"A aud Andrews 2, Miller IL and
Pickering 6. Hall 10 and hathaway 2.
wyckoff ~ and Jordan 5. Hill IL and
FRYE 8, Harris - and rhotne 4. lngra-
ham 5 aud Bean Is. Bryan Ia aud
Snow 3, Whit worth II. smith Is Nc
Redmond IL. Young IL aud Warba.s
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MAJOR ALDEN We understand that
it has been definitely and positively ar
ranged to reinstste Major A. Il. Alden.
on the 10Th OF November. ioto the posi-
ton in the Insane Asylum from which
he was oustsd on the 10Th Of October.
This will be done IS a matter of justice
TO him. whether he continues to hold
the place or not. IL Is the Majors in.
tsntion To coatest the election OF his
late opponent, who, on . canvass OF the
votes. was discovered to have mvjori.
ty Major Alden declares that he can
prove the casting of le illegal votes at
Wllkeson. the throwing out OF which
will give him the Auditorsbip.
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Bio FIsE News reached thi. city
last evening that destructive fire had
taken place At Sank City. os the Skagit
river. on Dot 81. Il seems that dur.
ing the evening Of the day in question
the store Of ID A Jennings. ct that
place. took fire from Q defective fue.
and resulted 10 the total less VI build>
ing and stock. Tbs building WAS an
insured bat the stock. valued II $500.
was covered BY . $500 policy in Q
company represented BY Mr. MoLure,
The loas will be paid in few weeks by
the agent here.
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SALE OF THE JosErnIsx.-Capt J W
Smiths half interest in the steamer
josephine was disposed % yesterday to
Mr. Z z Fsrrar. of this city. who wili
hereafter act as uissssr and business
manager Of that craft. The Josephine
10 good paying piece of property and
Mr. Farrar got bargain when he in.
vested his money in her.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION. Fig hteen
teachers attended the sixth annual
teachers examination just held in King
county. No one obtained first grade
certificate. The following named. IN
order Of standing. obtained second
grade certificates: q l. Plummer. II l.
Pearce. l. Ii Spaulding. J Q Lombard.
Lima Penfeld. Alice Goldman. Kate
Hincklry. Sarah Toph. Third grade:
Helena Smith. T II Spaulding, IL +
Jones, Title Piper. q II Dunlap. Five
failed. An average OF 80 per cent. and
90 in arithmetic aud grammar each was
required to obtain 3 first grade; 20 for
second glaie .nd go for third grade:
The examining board. is composed OF
Supt. Ingraham. President Anderson
and Prof. o \ Jones.
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Woman Suffrage.

Even the women are not sll agreed
in wanting the ballot; and it Is an open
question whether, il submitted tos vote
uf women alone. they would declare in
favor Of undertaking the grave duties
and responsibilities of electors. But if
the women of Oregon aud Washington
were called upon to vote for the best
and most effec,usl remedy Of lame
backs and ell diseases Il the kidneys
and urinary organs. the vote would be
unanimous for the Oregon Kidney Tea.
which is sold everywhere.
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Nicholas IufaiIibIe Injection.

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case of Gonorrhea.
elect aud Whites, no matter of how
long standing. if directions are followed
Internal medicine not recommended oil
necessary. A cure guaranteed OF money
For sale by N. T. Cody &
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
.ttle. w. T.
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ADJoURSNEST.-The County Com
missioners finished their work yesterday
and adjourned for the term. The pro-
eeediogs will bs officially published in
the IHTRLLIGESCER the ensuing week.
The Board will convene in special SEES
sion December 27th.
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WILL NOT BIZ FINisaED.-Is Is III

WILL NOT BIZ FINisaED.-N Is un-
derstood from reliable authority that
the Northern Pacific will not put their
road through to Pen d'Oreille lake this
year. as WAS contemplated. on account
Of Messrs Hardness. Morrison. No
M,cken h Co.'S failure Ia fulfilling their
contract, therefore eatailiug great loss
on the company. lis understood that
the CONTRACTS rs ara having hard time
OF it aud will ba fortunate 81 they QUIT
even. Walla Walla StatesR,da.
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THE Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BgER. you will always fud 9. the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, no,
only the best Of home made. bat also
the sxcelleat Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pin,
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds OF
cold lunches 20 order.
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FINE SPRcIMEE.-Two weeks ago
yesterday Mr. G p F.rrar found piece
Of gold in his Skagit Claim. weighing
sl2. 1t is very handsome nugget.
and will he converted into a pin.
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CHANCE OF RourE.-Ths Nellie viii
hereafter leave Seattle on Friday morn.
ing going TO Lummi and sehoue. via
Stanwood, instead of Oak Hsrbor and
Coupeville. On Tuesdays she viii
leave for the same trip, via Ssanwo,d.
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CoNGRE6 ArloSAL CHURcH. - The
members Of the church are requested 10
meet at l0,s Q. m. on special business.
Public services at IL an. aud pm.
Sunday School at l2is. Subject OF
evening lecture: "Cspt. Daley's letter
on the Columbia river bar" All seats
free.
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Fisr.nINo UP. Capt Eilicott. OF the
coast survey. whose camp is situated on
Port Orchard bay. is fuishisg his sea-
sons work, and will hsvs his camp fx>
lures brought to this city TO be stored
in abou, ten days. The DAisy will do
the transportation.
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PIANO MAKER
APianoT Tuner Recommendation
by a Celebrated Pianist.

LNIRST CLASS PIANO TUNING REQUIRES
IL great skill, . perfect and much expert
euce. The people Of Seattle doubtless desire to
procure the best talent possible. l have never
solicited recommendations from any music house
or professional; but that the public may know
that my work has given satisfaction to the best
artists who have visited this coast publish the
following from the celebrated Frank Gelder OF
Boston-a letter OF thanks given voluntarily:
PORTLAND. Oregon, July IL, 1875
PRoB. A. L, Francis
MI DKAR Sm:-l desire TO thank you for the az
eelient manner Ia wh1h you tuned my SeIuWay
Grand Plane. iodnd II in excellent tune When ]
cane to perform upon It last Friday night at the
rink, and the thousands who Lis sued 10 IL seem TO
appreciate the tone as well Is the touch that de
veloped the tone FROM the Instrument. Wishing
you the success you deserve In your profession OF p
sno tuning, remain. Yours very truly,
o29-tf y. GLIDER,
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TRINITY CHURcu.-TweDiy fourth
Sunday after T.inity-Services at IL
o'clock I'm. Sunday school at IL N.
Choral practice every Saturday after
noon at ) o'clock.
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DITrNAR POWDER The champion
shotgun and rifle powder of the world.
Very little recoii ard rrI"rt little "r ns'
smoke. 1000 shots fired without @ipiug
the gun. 1t improves by age. II wet,
it is easily dried and as good rs before.
Price reasonable.
sl0d&w +. W. WUsTHoFF. Agent
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HIT HIM AGAIN Il am glad to know
that Talkless n Sinchsman feel very
badly because Sch ~abecher Bros & Co.
are selling goods cheaper than those
boys can buy them IN San Francisco
Those boys feel so bal they are quar-.
reling all the time. and they have to
sleep together also. AIN told.
NJ ABRAHAMs
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New cider made fresh every day with
our own mill. ard on our own premises
from ehoics apples. Warranted strictly
pure. 30 cents per gallon.
u O r Sroxx 8 Co.
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EASTERN OYsTTRs.-A fresh supply
of Eastern oysters received by every
steamer, at thu Commercial Street
Restaurant. o-26 q.
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$4,000 cigars for sale a. San Fran
cisco prices. by the bux ar Wholesale.
to make room for II new and larger
stock. l.. b. Hardness.
o1SdQw
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Call ct hvAhAcLer's for your --latest
styles. hnest cut and most durable
clothing. At cost.
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Yaml yuml yuml Pipsr's milk bread
u the bsst. u
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Call at SchwabAcher' for the lasest
styles desss goods. AZ cest.
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Don't feed your children impure can
dies when you can get the pure stuff al
Piper's tt
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First class dentistry work done at the
most reasonable rates ut Caldwell's
Office, in the Opers building. daw
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Call at Schwabacher's for your boots
and shoes of ell descriptions. At cost
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Go 10 l.. B. Harknrss's Sole agent
for The Patent Pin Head Cigar, some
thug new. o2Sd2w.
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Call ct Schwsbacher's for your finest
white family blankets. At cost.
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Piper makes fresh candies every
day. milf
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Call ut Sch wabacher's for everything
you may require in their line If trade
and you will never regret it. Their
prices are astonishingly low.
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Everybody likes Piper's milk bread
Smoke the famous Bureau cigsrl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UNHE MUSIC LOVERS ON PUGET SOUND
i are respectfully solicited to consider the fac
that q thorough
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Sept Both. 1880.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30
SPHINX COUNTY LOCALS.

Sphinx County, Dakota, March "a, 1880
A party from Michigan consisting of " entv
two persons, stopped a. Ashton last week on
their way to Sand Lake, and we're regalsd
bv the courteous proprietor of the Council
Stone house, Mr.. Louis Kniesel Mr.. Knie-
sel is doing thriving business and is al
ready at work enlargng his hotel.
\ new line of Concord coaches ia put On
between Watertown and Fl. Pierre, via.
B iaher's Ford.
Preparations are being made for putting
10 ferry at the Dirt Lodges, on the james
river. Hon. w. G, Smart, our district clerk
has charter for ferry at Belcher's Ford,
and will begin work in short time.
Mr.. S. w. Hastings, Of Hastings, is at
Springfield, making tirst final proof on pre-
emption in Sphinx county.
Chief Engineer Blunt, Assistant Enginee,
Harvey, and Supply Agent Ryther, of the
C. & N. w. r. R., passed through Belcher's
Ford this week on their way to Ft. Pierre
Chss. A. Meyers, Of Wiuona, with trair
load Of goods is camped on town one hund
red and sixteen, range sixty-four. Mr.
Meyers is live man and will become on'
Of the solid men Of Sphinx county.
Weather fine, land seekers numerous, ant
claim shanties are multiplying rapidly.
&*x
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pounds was taken by Gen. Hammond and
be did not see it any more. This was all
the tobacco found ut the agency by him.

pounds was taken by Gen. Hammond and
be did not see it any more. This was all
the tobacco found at the agency by him.
Witness identified certain papers which
we're offered in evidence and read to the
irry. One was letter from CAPTAIN
Douvber,v 10 DR.. Livingston asking him
to desipnate what propeity he had which
belonged to Dr. Livingston: tine other q
rep,y designating such property. These
we're dated about NAV l6. 1873 Witness
said the defendant also claimed ninety head
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE..

HOUSE.
Washington, March so Mr.. Morton pre-
sen,-d memorial from mercantile and
banking houses of New York, praying that
dntie- on sugar be ass, ssed on the quantity
delivered from, ins,e.d of on the qu nifty
entered iu,o b,nied warehouses. Referred.
Mr.. Wood gave notice that when the dip.
lomatic and Indian approximation bills had
been disposed of he would call up the fund
ing bill.
The morning hour having been dispensed
with, the house went into committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Converse in the chair, on the
consular and diplomatic appropriation bill.
The bill passed unamended.
Mr.. Clymer reported the army appropria-
tion bill. Referred to the committee Of the
whole.
Mr.. Blackburn reported ba k the star
service def ,iency bill with amenam,nt
Referred to The committee Of the VIII lie.
II will bp called up Tomorrow.
The X ,nsa. contested case was taken up.
SENATE.
Washington, March 80 The senate took
up the immediate defer, ncy bill, and re-.
due thu appr' pria,ion for public printing
I" 100000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-30
LEAP YEAR.
THE poetry in the foiowingfinay be exec.abie,
but the sentiment is commendable j

THE poetry in the foowingfmay be exec.noie,
but the sentiment is commendable j
'Tis leap year, dear girls,
so tie up your curs,
And don your very best clothes;
Go find each man,
MY dearS. II you can,
And when you have found him.-proposc.
Propose to darn socks
And sew buttons on shirts
Aud when he (as occasionally he wild rcverts
To the bread. pie and cake,
Hi dear mother could bake,
Remember, my dears, you proposed,
Proposc to build fires each chill winter morn.
And when cakes are baked and the house quite
warm,
Say to him, Rise, hubby. your breakfast is ready !:
And should he come home ut night with step
quite unsteady,
Remember dear girls. you proposed.
In short. propose to be du'iful wives
For all the rest uf your natural lives.
Zen though dcuicd u new winter bonnet,
"Such love " n thing" and you'd set your
heart on 1t
Though forced 10 make over your last Winters
dress,
| You never, zen Ia yourselves. must confess
ThA, you wish you hadn't proposed.
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Mexican News.

City of Mexico, March 20, via Havana.
The Spanish Viz Deschara, newspaper,
has created great sensation bv bitterly de-
the Mexican government, accusing
the latter OF assaulting the Spaniards on va
rious occasions with impunity. The same
journal ridicules the idea that by General
Grant's influences, an American protecto-
rate might be established The Apaches
driven from the United States territory have
re entered the chihuahua frontier. The pa.
per accuses the American government o
selling to American citizens, lands beyond
their boundary and within the limits Of the
state of Sonora
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The Deficiency Bill.

Washington, March 2S.-The republican
members of the senate teld caucus this
morning for the purpose of determining a
party line of action in ,hr senate, with re-
gard tn the clause asserted by the house In
the immediate deficiency bill, by which it ,s
proposed to amend the law concerning the
appointment of deputy marsha!s on cleo
tions.. The caucus unanimously decided
that the clause should be opposed on the
grounds of it's rider, and that all attempts
of the majority 10 force legislation by
such means should be resisted now. as they
were resisted in the extra session.