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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29
THE GgopETic SuRvEY.-Tbs Co

THE GgoDETic SuRvEY.--Ths Gov
ernmeut Coast survey has several par.
ties at work in the interior. The most
Important undertaking in progress is
the measurement If the arc OF the s9,h
parallel The object is to connect the
Atlantic snd Pacific systsms Of surveys
to form . basis from which ell States
and Territories can be surveyed with
the utmost accuracy both north and
south of this starting point. Up to
this date several hundred miles Of this
gsoastic survey have been completed.
Another party 10 ct work mar Colorado
City, working eastward, 10 connect in
time with the are that 10 being meas
ured westward from Jefferson City.
Another party 10 working near Austin.
New. aud moving eastward to ceossot
ultimately with tho line 81 OolosHdo
City. The parallel from Austin. New i,
to the Pacific coast has been completed.
Another party is 10 West Virgins
working westward with = view ulti-
,Dately 20 connect their work with that
of the party working eastward fr0m ST
Louis. The Oh .ractsr OF this work 10
Of the high known 70 this branch Of
science. and. when fully completed.
will he Of incalculable 0ens6t to all sci.
enti6c, local Of State surveys 1t is to
engage in this great work th. ( Capt
Lawson has been transferred from
Washington Territory TO California.
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The ting Goliah came over from
Gamble yesterday. bringing qnsts .
number Of citixess Of that port to the
nstropolis.
Mr. James McCurdy. the San Juan
lime maker. and M l. II Thompsoa. the
Puyallup hop asoser. are spending .
few days 10 this city.
The incline for she use Of thu steam
fire engine. near s Baxter & Goa store
is rapidly .nssring completion. The
planking will probably be completed
today.
Johnny sloan. l5-yaar- Port-
laud boy. while pisyiag ~ath . loaded
pistol. few days ago. ssut . ballet
through this cester OF his left hand.
He Was done playing wiib tbs weapon
ct oncs.
We will here rciternte the oft>rep~.t-
ed warning. and soy to our citizens que
aud all. look carefully TO yoar Chin
neys, and be very careful Of Ere In .
wooden town like Seattle t~opIs cannot
be too careful la that regard.
The Rspubiicsn County Convention
vii! convene in thi. city two weeks
from Saturday. Candidates for the
VARIOUS Offices are industrioasiy 81 work.
Some are going TO be badly di,ap-
pointed. or We nsss our guess.
An Oreg"nian tells . whopper about
like this: lie f0aDd blscksnsks near
an empty bmd's nest. Supporting the
snake Of r,pp,, iug the nsst. he killed
mi opened ii. when nut hew the little
wren uphurt. He then discpvss.d tie
fonr .g1s. which we're whole. and
placed them back 10 the nest. The
mex. day he visited the rest. and found
the eggs had Matched four beantifai
little Srens. fhs reader IL nos required
to beliave this story.
For the first six months of 1880 the
police fofce of Walla Walla-s smaller
Town than s. nttie---csst 81 $3.50 The
whole year ~ this rate will cost 33967.
rs. Oar police force cosss $40 .
month. sii40 for six months. and $3.50
per amman This il ono Of the branches
Of municipal services that 10 already
down 10 The lowest notch. aud will not
bear further reduction without desri-
ment 10 the community.
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THr Asxs JoHxsox.-This ir.o |

The AxxIR JoHxsox.-This reo
bark. nor slosgsids ths dock Of the
Seattle and Wslls walla Rsilread
Company. 10 zoe Of the 6ness sod .cst
valasbis craft under sail oS The Pacsfic
Ocean. She cas- built 1t whitsh.vsn.
In Engl.ni. in 1s73. and, under the
name Of A IA irsdals. went into the
California arain trade She made 81
least t~o trips from the Bay City to
the United Kingdom, carrying each
time 1860 toss of wheat Tue most
eventfui voyage VI her CAREER was one
from Andr,ss.n. IN Scotland. with q
full cargo Of coal. bound fvr San Fran
cisco wnen ia the South Pacific
Oc~.n, spout 'neous combustion occurred
In the coal y tn which she vas loaded.
sDd she .s "a necessity abandoned os
the i5th Of October. 1876. In latitude
l3o 80 ssutH. and Longitude 1919 IS
wes,. 1900 miles east Of Msrqaesas
Isisnds. All hands, rs IN humber.
took ~ the ,Na,s. and an the 9th Of
November reached the island If Hivat-
nos. vr DVmiaics. Ia the Marqaesas
Group. vita the less Of one man and
one Ut the thi.e boats in which they
left the burDi,.g ship. They also io..
the ships pa OF regis
try. Official !. < pook. sgfesmenss vito
tbs crew. in.irntarss Of apprentices.
etc. NovsnLes 23tthey left the island
on the fshiti.n sisop Pr~wisr. for M
kAhiva. where they arrived on the 25th.
s"d shescs ,n.y sailed Dec 9Th on the
schoonss john Dsight foo Tahiti, land
ing .t the por VI Pspeete GA the 18th.
The coal Ia the Ada Iredale Continued
burning month Aftsr month. she drift.
ing la the N. sntims to Tahiti. 1850
miles from thu piscs II her abandon
nient. aud ts.nx dnaIiy brought Into
Psp~ets by ths Preach War steAmrf
osiyusisy ON til Oh VI June. 1877. Ihs
fire was still an~ xting ui.hsd. aud kept
on burning until early IN 1875 - period
Of Bftseb months She WAS soid ny
the French GuvrrBmsut. and bUugni
by Andrew Crs~ ,ord, VI San Fisocis
co, for . tbou.shd fr..cs He sent on,
material for her hxInx mp from Phila-
delphis, aud mechanics from San Frau.
c,sco - do the work She was sound
IN the bull. but aiinost all destroy ed
sbovs. Esx b. ans we're put IN her.
nsw mssts aud work 10 the amount VI
= great many thousand dollars. after
which shs was brought up Ia San Fran
cisco by Mr. Plncu-. her present FIRST
officer. Mr. Crawford then got bill
passed by Congress giving her m
Americas register under the name Of
Annie johnson. and tits 10 her firss
voyage sinee. The Annie Johnson il
2i2 fest long. 81 feat broad. II fee,
deep And measures 99I. 35 tons. She
will easily carry sixteen to eighteen
hundred tens coal. Capt Marcus Hall.
known here from his command Of the
bsiy Law Sfsysn. aai bark Colous. ID
her msstcr. aud lakes pie>surs in chow
Ing visitors over hi. tue vsss !. The
Annie johnson will probably make two
M three trips ia the Seattle coal truds,
but Is too good y vessel here 10 svsk
permanent susplo, meut.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

SAX FRAxcrsco Coal CoNBryATroS
The Caronicl Of the 23d inst. thus
informs rs: For many months Q move
ment has ben in progress a0ooe the
retail zeal Dealers to bring about -
increase in the price Of coal. The
movement, was generally indorsed both
by Wholesalers and rstsilers. though
Que section of the proposed plan Of
combination ives objected TO by the
frmsr. as IL required them to eel lot
less than . ton Of coal ct . time. This
matter vas finally adjusted in their
favor. and ell being in readiness, .
meeting Of coal dealers Vas called last
Tuesday at Washington Hall on Eddy
street. william McGra~ presiding.
The attendance Vas very large. every
retail dealer in the CITY. With few ex-
captions. being present. and represen-
tatives of Dunsmuir. Diggle & Co. r
ID Chandler. the Seattle Coal Co the
Renton Coal Co. Frank Barnard & Co,
J McDonsugh b Co. and the Black
Diamond Coal Co. comprising the
wholesale fraternity. Resolutions we're
drawn up pleiRine each signer tn sell
on . margin OF $3.50. . profit of s.. 80
on the Cos, price per ton. This raises
the price OF Gil Goals 80 cents per ton:
25 cents per half ton and IS cents per
quarter ton. according to the provisions
OF the resolutions The present mar
gin is 81 per ton Tbese resolutions
are signed BY ali the wholesale men and
20i out Of 2i4 Of the retailers. All
are expected 10 sligo in few days. be-
ing compelled IN by the unsnirsity Of
the movement. Il Was provided that
the frat violation OF the rule should be
visited with = 6ae VI $50; the second .
fibe of 500. aud she third With no
coal Il ~ss provided that c,si be
sold by the long ton - dumped. extra
pay being required fas Carrying in.
The question Of raising Wellington
coal from s. cents to Is ecnts Ter sack
is nov befrs the Executive Com mi.tee.
who are repairing price lists 10 DO pat
up in all the yards on the list OF Au
gust
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Fnx.-A few .siDutss before

FfRE.-A few seinutss before 3
o'clock ON Wednesday pornins. at the
call Of the fire bell. hundred or more
men sprAng from bed aud rushed cut
on Front street The cause Of the
alarm vas blaze ct the Card 3 Lair
sAwmill. which at one time threatened
the destruction Of the whole ests blish-
ment. Fortunately. however. the ire
Was not located where il would do
most damage la short time. and By
the active exertions Of few friends
vas 5000 extinguishsd. Some heavy
". odwork was little charred. but the
chief Injury WAS in the burning Of bg
belt. The steam engine VAS promptly
brought cut. bat, owing 10 the peculiar
location OF the mill. wss unable to do
anything towards its sewing. Messrs
Gard aud Lair both live . mile and .
bali away. and neither knew anything
Of the peril 10 which their property
bad been placed until they came down
10 work three or four hours later.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

CHANGED His GRANGE. REV John
W Seliwooi. for past Is ysars in
charge of the Episcopal Church in
Oregon City. has accepted = call from
81. Dsvii's parlsh in East Portland, and
will mave there ~ sooa - rectory i
built, for which the osntrsot will b
given neat week, He wall oGiciAts Tor
the irst time oa Sunday. August let.
and thereafter ssryicss will be held
regularly.
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Pomr DlscsvEgY --Great Improve
ments are under way in and around this
sawmill.. A new gang. the biggest on

PoHT Discovery. --Grest improve.
ments are under way IN and around this
sawmill A new gang. the biggest on
the Sound. ~ On beard the ship War
Hawk. And when put in the mill will
have cap ,city OF 81. 600 feet every i2
hours. The mil itself 10 undergoing
extensive enlargement, its dimensions.
q. enlarged. being 800 feet length and
90 feet width An addition Of 90 By
800 furt il being Oade TO the lumber
wharf. New homes ara erected con.
tinuslly. to accommodate the increas.
ing force II employees. Mr. 3 L Mas
tick, the principal owner. acts ~ Super
intendent; Mr. y Smith is mill boss
Mr. George Downs bookkeeper aud Mr.
WIN D.lanty outside man. buyer of logs
etc. Mr D.lan,y hs. been for 'he last
two aud half years master Of the
steamer. but has yielded the command
within week past. to Capt Chris Viii,
hams. Tie Mastick 10 having . new
houss put upon her. and will be- here
next week for Inspection. The Dis
covery Company has big pile contract.
to supply which it has 1900 piles new
on hand. 1t will load with pilssl the
harks b Bell and Mary Glover and
brig Deacon. and all three will be dis-
patched to Guaymss. w the west coast
of Mexico.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

GRAssHoPPKRs We learn FROM Z
farmer residing on the Wensss. ~hu
wa. III town carly this week. that the
gfasshop.ers have made their appear
Ance in that valley in countless thou.
sands Up to that time their rsvagcs
were confined mainly to the grass. bat
at Last accounts they haa attacked the
crops. aud Il was feared that nothing
would be left to harvest. Az far - We
have heard THE il the only locality In
tho county which this year has been
attacked by these pesss. and We hope il
may be the last and only one. - Yakima
Record.
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Asormsa GxASp JumrxAx IxDuc,

ASorMsR GRAxp JuRrxAx IxDIcr-
ED. Vol Garner, another msmbsr ol
the Grand Jury of San Benito county,
which indicted q w Carleton for man.
slaughter for tho killing Of b H Brum-
nett Ia Febroary last, was arrested on
the % on . ch.rge Of perjury. II be.
ing alleged that no swoss falsely in
qaaiifying himself to servs on that
holy. He wss released ON $500 bail
pending preliminary examination.
which will be- held next "Wednesday.
This 10 thu second grand juror arr, sssd
on this charge.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

wHARF REVIVAL The 6rse wharf
Of the 8 asd W W RR Co has been
undergoing reas~al. q ths hsnds sf
W II Sarber. for some tials past. A
pslsdriser 10 rugged upon nAt car.
which moves up aud down the track.
and puts p;iein here and there vhsrc
nes led. The work j. nov prlneipaily
done. and the structure stArds more
hrmls and securely than il has for .
long time.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

The Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BxER. you will always dnd .: the
Concordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best Of home made. bat also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and ell kinds OF
cold lunches 70 order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

BEoaARs. -Thrse women. one of
whom wss uaabls to walk. bat pro.
psllsd hsrsslf along by meaasof rockers
and short csatches. were about the
streets yesterday siaging aud asking
aims. They bear the appearance Of
professional beggars. and doubtless
have much more money laid up than
many: Who generously opened their
purse striags 10 them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

BaoxES Dowx. Capt II Olnsy's
little steamer Susie 10 a present lying
q Port CANDLE. in disabled condition.
One of her shafss gave way Fscsotly.
sud > propeller was Lost. She will
probably be braught up 70 Seattle for
repairs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

0uaransesd 70 cure promptly aud per.
manensly every eAse of 0ouosrbDa.
Gi~es and Whiisa. no matter Of how
long u an.linw. II directions are f"ll"w~d
Interasi meiicine MT recommended or
necessary. A cure susrantesd O. money
refunded. Far sal by N T. Cody &
Co.. wholesale and retail druggists. Ss-
attic. w. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

RsstIessssss a night; siehsmars. nss.
vous tuitchina. etc, give way 10 peacs-
ful slumber. tir~d nstsrs's sweet ~
slorer, By using Pfander's Oregon
Blood Purifier. The Vegetable Ssdative
end Tonic.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

eusaMAx HYps 4 Co. fsetnc Coast
Assuts Also agents Tar the celebrated
Rseev end oeasjssd OFuasA I0 ohsse
Nnsse and He's InsegunsntA addreD
SHERMAN, HYD1 = Co,
sugsl -dswly. - rnnclsA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29

M.ssissippl's c..l-red senator. xr
Btucr. has nasssd his baby Roaooe
Oonk ling. sitsr the Senator from New
York.
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To LxT.--A front room. over Sender.
sons grocery saor,. lssely occupied by
Or. Rssley. Apply to r. n 0uye.
iyS-du I
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t'sdttA Ne have . nice aasugtmsnt 81
se.sssd sagSss fos cshss. -. u ~
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SOMETHING NRw --Stra sherry, choc-
olate. cocoAnut And maple creams, VA.
fsrs. cherry tally and orange fondans
aud opera caramels at the Bureau.
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Don't forge. to try the Bureau cigar.
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T,HE sUBsCAIbEB Has MADE AxorHfR
} sstsmps 20 start = sAep u oepttls 70 % ell
Repairing bsby vsenas. pasasuls 81 umbseIlss.
sharp~ning scsseors. tc.s &C.. for which he guar.
antses ssssfsetion 81 rates cheaper thsn u Gan Be
done q sny othsf shop IN tows--ssy sne-kab iess.
shop on COnmerc,sI ssrsst. cprosifs sss sssl ~
tWy. D B. bmfTH
Gss1alss July 9Th. $50. an
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JULIUS MEYER g. SON

ARE SELLING
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
.-,s, THEY OFFER ~
Handsome Irish Linen LAWNS at SIC;
Their entire stock of best Pacific LAWNS al
12c., regular price 15c.;
SOC. Real Linen LAWNS at 14c.;
25c. Linen LAWNS at 1Sc.
30c. Linen LAWNS at 20c.;
zoe; Dress and Ulster LINEN at 1896;
25c. Dress LINEN at Zoe;
Good Dress LINEN at 121c.;
60c. Atwood Lace BUNTING at 42c.;
SOC. Double-width Black BUNTING at Soc;
4oc. All wool BUNTING at 30c.;
Superior All-wool BUNTINGS at 22c
163c. Wool BUNTING, all shades, at 12lc.;
Satin Stripe PIQUE, slightly damaged, at &c.,
worth Zoe;
White Linen LAWNS at 16Sc. and up;
White Linen DE INDIA at zoe and up;
Heavy French woven CORSETS perfect at
4Oc
Handsome Embroidered front CoRsETS at Soc:
The celebrated Partisan French COUTIL COR
SET at 81;
Splendid Lace-top Isle Thread GLOVES at
25c.;
Long Gold Lace Mitts at &c., -.
All Silk, Long Lace Mitts at SOC. and up;
And lots of other bargains at
II baa JULIUS MEYER & SON,
No. 603 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Agents for the celebrated PEARL SHIRT
the best shirt made-price reduced to 81. Su-
perior unlaundried SHIRT, linen bosom and
cuffs, at &C., 1f3 niaE e-e
In ordering goods by mail enclose postage.
de18-ly
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Edited by Rev. JAMES K. HAZEN, D. D..
Secretary of Publication.
THE CHILDREN's FRIEND

Published semi-monthly, copiously illustrated.
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highly fertilzed, they get sometimes eight
crops of vegetables year. They have
domestic animals, but never eat them
and though very clearly, have no soap,
as they have no grease to make it of,
relying on hot water and the alkalies.
We mention these things to show what
economy and industry, will accomplish
in agriculture j Efs
Chufas.
We insert the\ following interesting
article on chufas. The writer adds in a
private letter that he has Though "a
years old), never cultivated any crops
with more satisfaction, and thinks if the
farmers of Virginia would take hold of
the chpfa and cultivate it properly our
State could, raise a suficieney of pork,
and that at a very small cost.
Mr.. Payne can furnish the seed as
many as 20 bushels for So per bushel, if
applied to by the 10th of October, other
wise he will feed them to his hogs,
PALMYRA, Va, Aug. Goth, 1880.
DIR; Thomas Pollard, Department Of agriculture,
Richmond, "a. -aTrtr
Dear Sir,-I desire through your de-
partment to give my experience in the
culture oflthe chufa." In the spring of
1878 l planted one pint and raised three
bushels. The next year (1879) 1 planted
about one acre which took half bushel
of seed to plant it. This was very fine
crop, fully up to my expectation, and
planted on medium land which would
have produced probably four barrels GO
L.
of October l turned my hogs on them,
twenty-five in number, and kept them
there for four weeks, when 1 took them off
and commenced feeding corn. Now am
satisfied, and my neighbors who saw
them say the same thing, that / never
knew hogs to fatten more rapidly, and
that it would have taken at least twenty
two barrels of corn to have given them
the same amount of fat, and | will state
further that before turned my hogs on
cut one ton of very nice hay. Now to
sum up:
One ton hay, worth say, S15 90
Twenty two barrels corn, the chufas be-
ing equal to this amount for fattening -
my hogs, twenty-five in number, for
that year, at $3.50, So 90
T = or q ~yH IT'S { $40 90
L consider the acre planted to have
been worth the above amount. The
culture the same as corn. I planted
them in drills about thirty inches
apart, and the seed about ten inches
apart in the drill should be planted
during the month of April. This year
L have one and half acres in cultiva-
ton, and they are very promising.
Yours truly, WIN. JORDAN PAYNE.
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ESTABLISHED 1865.

We to
eteo of
u.s. admirable
pendlure of labor and
uniformity guaranteed.
The result of its application the wheat crop past years
proved to be fertilizer
thousands of have been used by the
Carolina with highly satisfactory resu
We a.
1t is rich in Soluble Phosphate N
1t affords constant O food
1t 10 ert matte
1t insures O clover.
1t is mprover and renovator lands.
tion for
all
the land.
prepared from the best and most approved materials the
and thorough and under personal
Its standard and uniformity guaranteed
which well madeis fully guaranteed long
thoroughly 20 o
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