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Gs fss. y htFry ,y s ts 0 e s r. Sses
tyhy ll9 lsttl bce!i left nut. II, reply. Judge
'sFfst"fe Tux s Ssfes sf e., ~St o ss s |'' fer @ sn
llrhds, he shll, hn'l tt1tl l,lnI Id
NEEDEr ilEEstf,E No1.oN6EA
postnlnstrr-tienprnl kuy addutl thin ean-
te,cu In his letter tn lteesic, .whlcf. is a,nns-
Ing i,ow: "Ti'u ,t.,ty of tho Dcpartnlcnt dc.
exse s q te ~ sS se1ates ~ We ay s ba H. H.
ps'tlset with" In tho foregoing. narrative,
l!ceside appears rs 4 faithfttl officer. lsec-
side. during utui nftcr tho Investigation,
saw tp Stsnx Of t'e 1uRf @ tS %sek
that cul MrK!bhen n'lee. started an LnyestI-
gation against ruhtractorst and then ttscanse
ts 's., s1ntrac,ars Ks|t Ka| r. lsrss snlery
Agent again becamG contractor, and ho Is
Tho correspondent then, slves irotn the
rcco'}Li otlicta! and unofficial. ithe story Of
routes, and relatcs
THE CONNECTION OF Ex.cuS0nEssMAN ]. 3.
sYritt.h
with tho I.otlIaint1A atar.r0ttte operatIu11s and
elosss with thu uillctal history. nt two routes
~ TeXns. .,itptt M!Itclt Jalhcs l}lacktnhM anl
Funk wers recently nrreste.l III philadalpl!ia
for !lnytIR been straw:hlddgrs fur route NJ.
LESS, Fort EIliutt To Wichita Falls, Texas.
T!lu eohtfnct wis awarded tu Dlatltnah,
%Sss ss q sss safsa s If EE nt, II 1S &asstp sSSks s
y. e" Gltldlngs was CONNECTED with Col.
Mcki1beD, anil tho lnttur WINS agent for tiIe
tiiltner IL Salisbury combination. Dlacklllnh
Iailet! to fulfill his contract, thereupon tin
Minis 0f
THE BIDDERS pEc11NEp 10 TAKE THE
WuitK
, 1881-05-16
1I'EhL8!
1tEA1.y, TilE pUltrisA1T.rAINTEl,, HOME


AGAIN.
spseiat Dispateh to NJ Chicago Ttbune.
NEW York, May l5.-Mr. lleaIy, the Aueri-
Gull portrait paintcr, WHO left Chicago iate In
January fur Bucharest, to patnt portraits Ut
tho Prince tli0w tho kliigl Ut ltuutaiin,
nrrlvca In this city to-<!ay by the steamship
clty of Montreal. During six weeks Iii
nnchascst Mr.. Ilen'y painted fosr portraits
0f the Prince utld two ut tllu Princess. After
fulfilling engagements III Washington. Dos.
ton. Philadelphia, and. otllor cItles l,u will
visit CllIcngo.
A 1tuston.
It Is rum0rel thIs uvuning TINT 1Icnry
Willard, lIur1,ca White. alul Carl Schurz
hnye formed Il combination for tlie purchase
ot II eontrollfng Interest III tho New York
Eucnt'tH Post, tho intention being to put Mr..
Schurz III The editorial charge Of tl,at jnur-
nal. lfr. Scl,uiz, WHO is now III tlts city
anil desires to establish llillsclf here, was cia-
tettalnuu ut bronkfast this morning Mt tlla
kntakclboekor ctnb by Alr. Gmlwtn, Ut tie
Natio'1. together with ox-3ccrotary Brlstow.
BwlNnElSta HUlssE-DEAI.Elsa.
~ tkf 1rfsisr,i At,1eiatta T'txsa
Nxw Yonx, May 15.-Four nlu,l enuagcd
III thu business Of swlnd!inK sales Of lsurscs
III "private stables" wero arrested to-t1ay
and cu!,it1lktctl to thu TOnlbs to await
examination. The magistrate wrote n scvore
letter To. Tho pnlfce. Captain Ut tic Precinct
where tho stables are III regnrd 10 the 0pertt-
tiolls Ut thu aw[hliers, al,st tllc!tfseu u nulM-
bcr nf advertisements settling fOrt., tho good
qualities Ut the horses for aalo ut tho "pri-
vNte Stables"
MArluc1pg.
Mr. bridget Qhinlan, aKcl =, WINS shot
tW!ee Tonight III llor hume, No. :EW I1nst
'lIbkftr-fUtjrt11 KlfGhf- hp lktr Hf1t1 Tsnt1 fnk
agstl VI patrick hns n spent M ~" = co.s;,sr:. T:
milo uortlon ,,pf Ills llfe In priso,!.
When Ut liberty .,hu lives With
s snss aSs fStRfS n qs asa + tssss IL! It
' sk r osy s %s a' y WIS s RG,S; ssy n .oo 10
@ +" xiy9 = @ H ri, 9 3sr sSsas a y%ist G9H ad M ]reSt
sas WI kcpt bnsk by tofct M si,o .ieclarsG i'S liz
lind M 'l,nllty, wl1els her snll nfMel y rUy0t-
Yer vt lier llcsNl aua t!retl. Thu hu!let struck
ssa ssa IT, W @su'x ,sn eF II s 1s rt a as h. Fs Ss
Wound IN tho te'n1,IH Is Thought to bu fAtal.
Tho N.nttlultie WIS arrested.
ANNIVERSARY MEETING.
THE seventh anniversary of the Wonen's
C!'ristIan TSsl.,psr,lrt lS unlnr' WA celci'rated
tic CErtstisn Refuge fur intu'uparntS Wo,H.
si ssiisIi i u u "ptatns.,. s ~ '''''' '0'' ~ s''"
=, vo,.Eidx ntHsloSa.
tue. anniversary exercises yt Lie An,orican
,ssa art n Fl Go'nss'oHs n fragn sl,as,,!s ~
raad ii statvlne'lt nt thu yuays work, Stating
tint y friend ll..ti 0fcrvd 81 ,Oo0 for npW
lutssI1h III Western Cuntrat i frica o,l e0ltlt-
t!;i1 I. III 14'at so1he other petso' would slso
INDIGNANT aEl.,,Ass.
Not only tile huriaftsts. but Acarly the cll-
tire fiUffttttf1 fuIfntiln ttltA tfy.
, 1881-05-16

Special UUfNfh u Tia CH1Eaoo 7s7stHs.
:, s,pEnro,tI',. It'd, May 13.:-A lively sensa-
tto,rwas caused III sociRl cigcl9s hero yostar-
day II, consequence Ut tho usarrIage Ut Mr..
Jdltn x. Hunter Ut Bloomington, II s0f at tho
M9ted po!ft|slan nut cx;;qonKresslhgn, 0en.
ul>s ot tlle refsnIl,x bultes Ut Ietifgnt. The
ceroHIuly WIS pvrfnl1nell by ElAnr j. a.
IB2lty. Of tie plirst!ah Church. Tho ,lowly
married. cnupld were tue ruclpfe,lts Ut o lNrgg
number ut l,sufml ltd vhluaGlu presents, atla
soon Aftnr ttlu ceremony was c1lMludel loft
for Bloomington, their future lloule.
, 1881-05-16
a NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER.
dptet.f ptsh.tsA 10 TAs tAteuso TrahhaA

L&yTLE ltoox, Ark, May l4.--Ths4n!nen,l-
inunt Or Reputation wing .. ti.u Democratic
party has perfected srrankementa for estab-
lstIlnx tjapor III thIa city, The new Jour
mai witt ba oaitStt the 1r!lB Utnloot4tt, la,ad
tho Initial number will appear early In
June. Tho Hon. L. G. johnson will
vdlt 1t: Ths paper Will adYDcats making the
ninen4lNent an Issue i'll tlua hnxt canvass,
efeA Il such step divides It's purity, Rlld will
, 1881-05-16

THE NAN VINO CtfAHuEs itf1'uE tIf.ni:ii-
sS1HhyE WIT. co.aofTioS SHOT r, TWICE;
NEW o,sk' Any l'.-Afdtaw ". Vaf'de.
General Sessions, a,ai who reccntly ureferred
charurs of corrm,,.,nn nDntnst .1m,lr, ifeurv
1,t,s,,ra,,, .ha. "s's ".. ""so 'he
a: u!aels,ee'e, oi .hat tnnst' WINS shot n THO
tho west ei!u Of srcond avenue, between
Etnhty.stxth mn! Etx,,ty.scypnt', streets. All
kinns NJ r,,,,,nra ,ynr,, ,.li,i,v i,nt,ny ,,n,,t
{" W,,,a.nuss, s", "y"a' a'..
III sa''ue"ater's lleiehoorhood "hon ttay-
ligl't came md tile fact was known lie Ind
heG., shot. 1t wns saftf Dy some that, having
became so wrautctt IN In bIs
rrvt,,,rs ro uavr r,nn" a., ,,,,,,a, ,+ ..,,.
f*seo'ts ~ HAn. ,.,,,,.s,,s Svih a'''pk''sh'ss'G
, 1881-05-16

1ttEtdS Ul5Hd&tE ID TIE Chicago IftbHN&.
DEpForp, Ind. May lj.-Frltay night about
u o'clock thu IIfEl-Sel,onl Building In this
p!ncu wos discovered tn be un fire iii ono Of
the recitNtnytl-roAn,s. IMcendlarfes hat e1,-
tered the building through n window. Tic
iiro Wns uxtnguished bcfOto any dnmngc
Wns done. g
, 1881-05-16
cONSECRATING A CHURCH.
Ea<ttuf utaxufsA 10 Tha Ghituda t7%-fbure.

CuAltrpS. Ia.. May 1o.-5t, <Andrew's
Episcopal Church ut thls plnce WIS conse-
Grated t0tlay by bishop Perry, 0f ttfa did,
.;fes were impressive. whIcl. eloss.l with an
nulu aiul ihtere..tfnR dlscuuraa BY tho Bishop.
Thu e,itlcs IL neat frpn1p Blt1acturs pt Ilnplv
uilaetstols, fllp plrlsll is. nnler lt# pas-
toral CHARGE OF the fiev. Alr. Strong.
, 1881-05-16
DAMAGED by STORM.


LAFAYETTE. Ind, May 15.-Keports from
Colfnx, n few miles from this city, represent
TINT during tho storm Saturday afternoon tho
crops In TINT section wcrn considerably dam
n9cd, aI1ti tint tito roof OF tho hotel 1T tiut
place was carried OFT by the wind. No ono
was Injured.
, 1881-05-16

SpEtWI 0Hp4@tH ~ 1H3 EHFeu90 1FfVHHes
NlDOS1Nart,N, ILL.,. May 1b.-ltsh0p 6pAll-
Ink. Ut tho CATHOLIC diocese nf Peoria,
delivered n lecture tonight At ltoly Trinity
ChuroI,, 80 Oashdl!elsm va. isoman Catholic
cis,I,,"-whleh wna ~, unawor to uEshop Scy-
mnnr, Episoupal, ut Sprl,,gt ttall, who anlonth
aR!, stnku o!l tho same tople from n, Epls@O.
pNl standpoint. Nearly sa,oW were prusent,
rtn1rnolnE i, huIl%ro.la from rrotestant
thoroughly reviewing Y lhu subtect,
, 1881-05-16

KILLED 1sY LIGHTNING.
C1SciNNATI. O.. Alay 1h.-A Iltllsboro spe-
c'al reports that lightning killed Jones Noss
and four horses near there yesterday. Ross
was 4 farmer. lie took refuge undor q treo.
, 1881-05-16

ffE nENOuSCEs MONOPOLY.
New foEK, May t5.-Dr, l'a1nagc this
morning discussed the future OF tho Nation.
Ills text wns 1sntal: "I'hy land sthti
be married." "'rhs ovcrsl,nslowing curse
Ut A.nerlca to-da,," lo said, us
monopoly It puts its hand upon
every busfef of wheat. every sack VI
c0rn. every ton Of coal. ntla not man, won-
al. Or child lii American but feels tho toucl,
Of tIIlS nlot,eyetl tlespotlsm. l rejoico to
llcaf f TINT IN twetlt}.to,r States Anti.stonot;;
liz tien III liz NV, work XIII ut liberaito, @ sRsI yu
tliis win lu fIn chief Issue III the naxt
Presidential cnitest. 13ntwer, NOW niMt
then We hive time 10 compel political pint
fhrins tn rcenRhlze It. THIS braze,t.fncetl,
irbtl-flh9eted, vMftnre.lcatetl niolu,piy offers
it,, l,nt1d for the ,acccptnnce Of this Nation.
Let thu people rise Iii yclleniently 10 forbid
tile baillis 0f this marriage"
, 1881-05-16

- WiIO]tE FAMILY DtDW NEUs
CINCINNATI, May th.-A Newark, O.,spcclal
reports tho drowning to-tlny in Licking Hes
eryoir OF Mr.. l}r,,ce StonR',, his two little
children, mid his sister, Mrs. Barbara T4asGll.
Mira. St1llgl, escnpctl. The wind md WIVES
cnpstxctl tho s,nall skill III which they were
pleASurlng.,
, 1881-05-16
fcrAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

:. uCEHH SIIha13'1'. ,hs steam
NEW Yu1ik, May l&-Arstses'' t.nlunblA
ships UtDi,la. 'fIa'h LohAon' ,,uu l.ly.
fran Antwerp: CITY Of Ao''''p"''
stEEaqHti ssttEsHruEn po,sr, May l5-Arrlssih'' tah 'D'
tir.niaIt t1iil basiiiltan, fn'ln I.isefl'o0''
, 1881-05-16

ToRoyro, aiay 14.-Tlero wcro heavy
thunder, lightning, rain. and hail storms lii
Western a,ld Central Ontario tonight. Com
sltlera6lp damage to fr,It-trecs Ii reported.
It Wns the first rain OF consequence lii savel
WuGka.
, 1881-05-16
MONEY foR THE HEATAEHL: HL:s,o,

tC1so,SEAT1,' May lh-At tf'e '',,,J! ',,;,,.Iscnua!
,oset,,tx il, all the Protestant E!'sa'an !,,s, .na
nhnrr,|rs h.ru t,..Iny, 1t IL rvsms9ca tH4' D
cnttsrtitt,s Werp runAtAab!y la!Se'
, 1881-05-16

AT GARDINER. ME.
GARDINER, Nc, May 1h,-rho pulp-mlli,
owHc by iiolifnesworth tE Whitney was
burned to-day. Loss $40, 100; instruct.
, 1881-05-16

spsstas Dispatch to Tia Chicago Tribune. -.
Quincy, Ill.,. Mny t4.-Thu river at tl1s
pnlnt has risen iva Inches withlM the last
twul,ty.fDur hours.
, 1881-05-16
OblTl!ARy.


- tpsctas nApateh 10 The Gztsaat Trtbt.nA -
ElAlN, ILL.,, May l4.-Mrs. Sarah Lord,
anatasf Ut Mrs. iloary Fancner, OF this u!ty,
died yesterday 'oe .lsslgits Alsaase, aged 10
years,
, 1881-05-16


N.ArANEE, Ont, May 15.-A fearful flre Is
taRirg here In 'rayior u Sanderson's
wuolen factory. Threu explosions Occurred
lit tho factory. 1t Ia fcarcd a
large number Of buildings will bn
destroyed, Including the largo grist~nlItI
owned by Sir j. Cartwright; nlsn tho lcau-
Ing manufacturing, establishments. 1t Is
rafntnE flarf.
LATEI.-'rho fire was tlnutty got under
control. Besides Tuylur & San!iersol,'s
w0o1en factory, tUtalIy destroyed. Sir 1slctl-
nra Certwrfght's. grlst-miff, n',s!, Scott Il
slroyea. Ths iifefnr, were @ grrMtly rs assslsted I
by torrents Of raitt. I.uss mostly insured.
, 1881-05-16

BISHOP tfENhl At DEATHS DOOR,
3stsaas uHpateh to 7As GAtsapa tribune,
Mls.wAuKEE., Wis, May 15.-rAs dpat1. of
Arehbiahup Hen,l IL moulcntarily expected,
as tlo ID again very weak. liz fs well known
thpuytlo4t Tug country, aud tho CatYQl!cs
, 1881-05-16

petaiytie, ucrvanh tssan'lnii, uri,s',y u bY us'as.
mpdu pstfeetiy qalot aaA 'P''"
Hon uitters dalty. .-4.'
, 1881-05-16
ELI PERKINS.

So'
Antonr tt,c gndtnn.-.r,.
saucy, Lnzy, It"a NM, ,,a, Indian. p,,
tocrnt,c NcnroATn, ~ ,a.ni'r,-rl,r A.,
Ane wick a -Elrcrds.-,rIinaw
rnrmaise-Nt!A 1'sucor.e Ne'
Hr6at HooAt Nenr ttukH. "s-Ths
spttfa! Correspondence NJ Tie tat.,,,n
AroKA, Indian Natu,n M,v ""'' a., I''asns
lot,thropfst II, tho Nnrt,, , ,', 1.-the rht
.l't le lt'o'a'ls III tho Nation are m, mi s,t %af
lake euro ht themselves. They 1,aya .s, he!'
and churches, n rcRlt1nr rnv,r,.s's tclbhls
country Is Rutttnv fnl, ~ ss,neh', ,'n,te' and Tia
n1,nrter.hrontls win ar nr. " 'la!'bFte,!s ani
nnm,<, r., 1i,f,,nt, Wy snt wy smart enpngh n
..sr1. 49,, 80 ~" ". .c"e' Rclluhl.
,roaan ,;,,",, ~" 'v. ,.,. "a. lic whites wifi ~,
I1"Me" '..' upon ~" n1Hi al'snr]' yu',es a,;r
L!ltIo plHcon Yesterday tlnslaa ba,ls. a'.'' ~
first thing IN Nature ,,,nt h.. "''.''et after sh
nftnr p,o t,ohv H. iAs ,,''a ''cr eses fcss upon
".sst a'"- o"Ds ~ ~ pnsh. l.tttfe plpe.s,.
llothef saw i'ttlo pigeon, mil sru@ 'n''h' ,h,'
named her paby). '" "'ls
MO-" said Little l'Jkcou a,o
syi;,tna .u,f I, fna f..'. s".'o' alia Esep al ua
wn.ea ~ ous ,, - tto ''o'erlllt'rnt will lit n,
we nfo we'll organized. Our t;oyernor.' ~. Wv. "t
tribe tias q Governor now, cm,tJ ''eaeh
armed lutlin,,q MT n ,tnv,a ,,.,t,. se'la 30
n.,,I n,.,-.:f., a,.a ~" ~. ' hhiee 1dlly atmej
Mn mp4c ~ e''"so out MY willie settler,
"Illell YOU were never nfraIu NJ t,,..
and tlle Oklnhomaltes"' N "'aS
mot nfter tic Government sald ,to. l.,
mU a,tHas '1ee; II laet. when t4e foyr1s. s
IT, ~, n's t,u,, y, n Us w do't likr ay bSt,
.vi,ttns III. Il t,,,. nss M1,u sEtrINfsf wIih lin
" MMt ,,,i,st,,,s.,s "sSis wMi yhllfiR lHon,"
~, ~ NV III; M'y uun1 yoHt yn!tg llpn work.
t,.na III .u n,i y, .m1o hlocks a1Rt bccOne wealthy
e'ttfinn 4 ilna,.;,,a Hs%eut
,,,rr,,';i.'st scausV T., w. .torG haye to'" he sd
uotti,nfW..h W. am9 ssh.'E Ellel!st nt tho ttanI@r
81 Wy WMns u y itlfsS tD ride, q placa IA
s4fSI'; f'iI ".iu tH!oHty 70 tnt.
., nmts th"ii.. ruae illio nurse. Ills eAnt,
si'irt Mfg III. !in wofo tlatk-btMe 0yera!Isarj
Silts, Ely s..,icIetl l!ft with 4 feathetinit
iaa cnrriG'l alxteeil.s1ooter llanry rliip ia
as Mas tie @ i.mp,!vst ! ntah eyer saw, because ha
WIS the ,linst ,c9nteilttS Thure Is delnn.
,:y.,, aMSy VI i,t Mtnitia III L!o NNta 0nc ma /,
Multa |uss Ms a!iiten us any ptllar !Ran. II il
aDsstnlg ,Gionnnh!s'l' &rbtectc!i attd ietibyn
elcat tu!lliR ilAttoll. II 1s tflc Unlteal States
proteEtlnK VIII us strung arm ala11d Of int.
uFal communists. and tGetlng them, tuo.
FADING orr.
The only cI,anee roiny ~ :, IN .ho v..
Tho fading out Of the itiin" " III, 1'n 4,aon "an,! y
IL fA! uf llnlf-brreds. u,,urter.brredTua Ta1u13 nn
clghttl-brecds. Mrs. Nr,ln. thn fhn',.a" n',
siltt,W WHO married. Vn,tin ncam,,I IhuEsaw h.,,t1a
Ia about ul,{-elEllth int.in,,, F"r fa u'ou! suit
on e,tch sitlu Of thp IT, IN III ~ pa,Iu ,ni!es
within twenty years, tic ct,,t,,trr viii mvI, IL sat
, 1881-05-16

tnt,1aal t,,nt,nsagd Chinese nrn on strtkc ,,,,
tomorrow, '''"bc Is expfrt0s. ~.
, 1881-05-16

tnka the Rr0ut,tl Tint tho amendment wing
cnhstltntes all ttlere Is OF Democracy iii
ArkhnSdb
, 1881-05-16

CHINESE on A STRIKE.
: SAN Francisco, May ih--A dispatch fran
Yale, British Columbia, saya: =. Yesterday
several hundred CblAess nl0bbed tho rnllr0aa
cUmpaay's warehouse. wrecktns 1t. two
, 1881-05-16

nnck of Atokn is tho gsratest WIZ plSnpso s,uo
roust on eatiis slli!uns Ut plscons e9tuI md
hers to .nku their nssts H. Tug ea"s'Ib p,n,s bsns
mitch little oles. vltt csyp y y IVY ,tIGGiMH,rtiel
,Ht Of telr ilssts il pleSua, !'i i,,,1 ~ anss III
1rs caakht III nsts 1he !s'tls "l,' Z X I!'' / " !.
Stat| )! q wsx I,et f OlS"f" ssy ~, . ~ iof yst M
or two until they deytl.,o di III .n'e ea,,,nns,!
elxed nlKool,s, a1,a tte.' n tley TT hy t,p s%l
NUrth. ala'ly Ut them afe r; lssi, ~ wlID a!oot
pFSss tToa tyaps yhere + m x" otass 5.
fhs Fo,.ix sa,,Sbs 50 tn tS any, S4'sn ns asMains
fnru they nrv sllipleu;; IN ~ ~ III miy,,,isa!L 50
tttxssIeia III ,i.at y wo sa' !. t9 'x' tsaa
les9 ara Tie plgs9as. t11 s1o vn.!ls sweIls
nno!ls Ne"Post W." ' Eli lEEhlSs.
, 1881-07-22
sheriTs Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
a decree and ORDER of sale. duly issued out
OF theDistrict Court of the 81 Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory of Washington
holding terms at Port Townsend, and TO
me directed. I will sell at public AUCTION as
the door OF the Court House at Coupevilie,
in Island county. Washington Territory,
on the 9th DAY OF AUGUST. a. d..
1881. at the hour of = O'Clock in tile alter
noon, the south east quarter OF the north
east quarter of section % ami .he south
half OF the n0rih west quarter and the
uortl, west quarter OF The sHIiih west unar-
ter OF section 23 in township 80 north of
range l east Willamette meridian. situat-
ed Ia the county OF Island aforesaid Said
property is sold to satisfy Judgment
calling for the sum of seveuteen hundred
and tkirty-tive 50-l00 dollars with Interest
from and alter the 20tii dav OF September
A. d.. lSS0. at The rate of - per cent per
month ami an attorneys ice of seventy.
five dollars. togethrr with costs amount
ing 10 nineteen 5-l00 dollars, and in-
creased interest anc Increased costs. which
Judgment was rendered In the suit OF
Henry c. Willison vs. RIoda Z. Garrett,
admiuistratrix of the estate of Augustus
S. Garrett. deceased TT al.
2l;t Jos. G.. POWER.
Sheriff of Island county. W.T..
Z. VI. BRADSHAW, Au'y for Plaintiif
, 1881-07-22
For Sale.
yoke Of work oxen, years old. Ap-
ply 10 WILLIAM BISHOP,
22;4t Chimacum, W.T..
Assessment No.

The Puget Sound Iron Company.
Location OF principal place OF business.
IRONDALE. in Jefferson county,
Washington Territory.
Notice is hereby gwen. that at meet
ing of the Board of Trustees held OH the
29th day OF June A. ID. 1881. .an assessment
OF twenty cents to the share, was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation.
payable immediately, la q. =. Cold Coin,
10 the Treasurer at his Office, No. 32S
street, San Francisco. Cali
iornia. or 10 the Secretary at his Office in
Irondale. Washington Territory.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 22d day of
July. A. ID. 1881, will be delinquent and
for sale 1T public auction, and
unless payment is made before the day
named for the sale thereof the same or
so many shares thereof as will be ne-
cessary. will be sold to pay delinquent as
sesSment together with the expenses of all
vertiSing aud the costs of the sale.
By order of the BOARD of Trustees.
Ii. l.. BLANCHARD,
Secretary. pro tenn.
Oflice-Irondalc. Jefferson county, Wash
ington Territory.
Dated, June 30th, 1881. 2l;2t
, 1881-07-22

BRIDGE BCENING.-A portion OF the
bridge across the slough between here and
the head of the bay was destroyed by fire
couple OF days ago, under about the fol-
lowing circumstances as near as we could
learn: Three half grown boys from this
place twhOSe names we suppress Tor the
present although they are generally
known sci fire to q pile of brush near the
bridge for the purpose of warming them
selves af cr being in swimming. From
this the fire was communicated to the
bridge and effected the injury rs describ-
ed. The boys evidently intended no harm,
although ;hey should be mere careful in
the future. Their parents ought to re-
pair the loss. II we had been concerned
in such Il piec. of careIeSsness when boy,
our paternal ancestor would most likely
have undertaken n warming" process
for our benefit that would have made it
unnecessary TO set fire to brush piles ever
after.
, 1881-07-22
"MirrOr OF Ireland"

By reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen that Dan Morris Sullivan S
Mirror of lrefand'' and Comedy Com
medy Company are to be in PoIt Town
send on Friday, July oath. The follow
ing is what the S. +. Post" says OF the
entertainments:
The Mirror of Ireland Is Il very excel
lent entertainment, of purer school than
The public generally patronize. hut as
bright aud lively as can be wished tor.
Mr.. Dan Sullivan and his wife are the lite
OF the play, which is Illustrated by hun
dred excellent views of Irish scenery.
The moonlight effects OIL the Lakes OF
Killarney are exceptionally good, aud the
ailegorical pictures of Ireland i'll her glory
and in her captivity are most effective
Mr. Sullivan IL Marshal Pat is nightly ei.-
coret. as is also Mr.. George +. MOORE in
the character Of Simple Simon"
, 1881-07-22
COMMUNICATED.
ZONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER.

PORT TOWNSEND. July u, 1881.
DEAR AiR. WEIE:-Why does Mr.. Kor-
ter keep his barber shop open on Sunday {?
TO obIigc his customers OF course.
Then. sir. il Mr.. Kortcr is so oblising as
to give up the only few hours in which he
en- rest during a long weary week, ought
not his customers 10 remember the above
proverb and Ob'ige him by coming on Sat-
urtlay TO be shaved? Who are the major
ity of his Sunday customers? Ist,
lhoughleSs folks; 2d. Careless fellows;
81, Lazy fOgies; 18th, very small residue
who could not come any other day and
might do it themselves for once. Don't
make ''willing man" your slave just be-
cause of the above reason tput OH the cap
that suits youl and resolve to do unto
others" sc. Alr. X. his wife and family
are being grossly injured, apart from any
question of the moral and religious rights
of the Sabbalh-''Speak now or forever
hold your peace
although the suggestions offered
by our friend are good ones, barber
shops, drug stores and restaurants
are considered exceptions, even
where business houses are closed on
Sunday by law.-ED.1
, 1881-07-22
Notice to Tax-PayerS.

The assessor of jefferson county. w. T.
having filed the assessment roll of sail
county for the year 1881. in the office of
the County Auditor at Port Townsend.
The same is open for inspection, for all
persons interested, 10 examine the same
and make their objections thereto. if any
they may have. before the Bnarl of ConI-
ty Commissioners of said county to sit as
board OF equalization at their August
meeting, 1851.
JAMES SEAvEY.
22;3t Auditor OF jefferson County.
, 1881-07-22
Notice Of Application to Purchase 1lmberLad.
L. S. DISTRICT l. AND OFFICE.
Oirtnt,i., Mash Tor

L. S. DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
Olympia. Wash. Ter.
Notice is hereby given that. in cnmpli-
ance with the provisions Of the Act of
Congress approved June 3. 1878. entitled
IAN act for the sale of timber lands in tile
the States OF California. Oregon. Nevada
AID Washington Territory. RoBEET NJ.
GAINES. OF Jefferson cOuLty. Washington
Territory. has this day flied III this Office
his application TO purchase the lots , and
3 of section %. in twp 81 north, range
west of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
tie said described land. or any portion
thereof. are hereby required to file their
claims in this Office within sixty t60l days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my Office, in
Olympia. W. T., rliis the l4th day of juno
A. D., 1881.
IT. BROWN.
lS;lct Register
, 1881-07-22
2 or more SURGEONS

or the Pacific Surgical Institute, 3O5
Kearney street, San Francisco, will be at
the Central Hotel. Port Townsend, Au-
gust 10th. 2lst and 22d, fully prepared to
treat all cases OF Spinal Disease. Knee and
Hip Disease, Club Foot, Crooked Limbs,
Paralysis and all Chronic and Surgical
Diseases. AS this Institution is uneqnaled
in facilities for the treatment of these at
fections all who are Interested should NOT
fail TO see these Surgeons.
, 1881-07-22

EB Mr.. Korter has made a nice
Improvement in his barber. shop. We
venture to say that he has shop as
neatly fitted up as any OIL the Sound.
He has also fitted up a bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
lone his best TO have one of the 6n.
'st shops, and is master of his pro.
fession.
, 1881-07-22

i<Y- Any one desirous of purchasing
choice harness, double or single. will do
well To leave orders with o. Ii. Holcomb.
as he is agent for an eastern firm whose
harness gives the best of satisfaction, both
in quality and style. This can easily be
proven by taking q look at Mr.. James
Sa lley's harness which WAS purchased by
Mr.. ilOlcomb. and is pronounced by COM
petent judges to be the best style OF har-
ness in the place.
, 1881-07-22

THERE will be no service in the NJ. e.
Church next Sunday morning. The pas
tor will preach at Chimacum at IL A. NJ,
and at Irondale at 2;SO, p. N. Regular
service in the church here in the evening
at the usual hour; snbiect-''rhe unpar-
donable sin.' Sabbath school as usual, at
2;l5, p. NJ. All Invited.
, 1881-07-22

HEALTH, the poor mans riches, and
the rich mans bliss, is maintained by the
judicious use of Ayers Sarsaparilla which
strengthens and invigorates the system by
purifying the blood. 1t is so highly con-
centrated that it is the most economical
medicine for this purpose that can be used.