, 1881-08-26

THAT Judge Greene is after Captain
Hill. treasurer OF King Co iS evident In
the fact thar he drvnt d a considerable
portion OF his charge 10 the grand jury
at S,.nfth. this w....k "a thr consideration
al the llrH.lv -" III rf'-''-..' ~
Ihat rt...r.t.. ..au frn-. HI ..'~i. .','. .' ir'
grnund of ii- b..irg an 'tti'-r 'f th' L. b
army. rht. instructions wer" h'inoSt pos
iriv, to hriug ia AN iu,liC'n"nt. one "c-
tinn. h"gul e." iuinrmafinn h'ri ia C"h''
has = read, r1-~u,trh - the ovrrrnlin% ot
., genera Il. mum. thc entering at lutg
,.,...., # nu-r..r ,hrrror. aud M app,.a' be-
10 aiken ~ The -un'r,n" court Of tn" Ter
rltorv rhis attempt 30 iudirt. after the
ga ,,uint. la the cnSr have so nearly
r.rchrh tdjudclrimg hy Ihr highest trihn-
ia! W.. hav,- this Sid'. of the u Su-
pr-me Court. lnoks almost Suprrtln"ns.
Capt. Hill. by his attorneys, MeSSrS. Fer
~ and Lewis. excepted ia that part of
the charge referring 10 himself.
TIE reading room agitation resulted in
The organization of a society last Tuesday
with ID. c. ii. ROIliSchiid and Allen Weir
as president and secretary, respectively.
TO serve till the first regular meeting IN
September when nffi"crS viii I've el'c'cd
for year. Ru'eS were adoldrd. II was
decided that mo"thty dues al ;uctn'crS q"
30 cents each an,l uron recommendation
Of a committee. i; wts d-C'drt Z. &c &
/ Mr.. DalgtrGliu' pr".o ';','. - e D.
frnnr room nf her hotel. Will fsh's a u
: fuel furnished aud iaIitor Sork done. inr
/ $40 per month. Step w"r" taken I"
! print and circulate requests f'r d""aii"'iS
of weekly r,aprr~- More Iafi'Cm ar viii
lie given hereafter. fhy rcNt meet" =
| wi | bc he'd at Dnigar,ino'S h"re. az Xr
Tuesday evening. at 7,3O. Let Il "tte"'i.
! Our reatler> viii observe 10y The lis" IL
ton notice nf Me--rs. Smith & Terry. 10
! be found in an"thr.r c"lumn, that ~" ar
/ tn have q viiruy- ia those conducting
tI:,, hmr,hnr m'siuv-s. NJ !, Saith Th1
h. f.r r-sr- i4s.H -rEiG.t .. Tho business
among u, ta-ir,s. 4p- i'iS r-+ce "a ,E'
firm is ;,kr-. ny NJ En"s. iarknaiI. vii"
operated so -ucrrSSfu''y la 'hat capacity
years ago. We welcome Mr. Jackman
back. and gladly hear from him the AS
surance that he intends now TO put his
..grappiing irons" down so deep. and get
such firm grip with them that nothing
will ever bring them up again.
TIE Pierce County News" a dimin-
utive weekly. published at New Tacoma,
10y Geo. w. Mattiee, is trying to dig out
niche in The local Journalistic firld for
| its own particular benefit. The editor
iSI.'t exactly doing the job with his little
| harclet, bur We infer that he proposes &"
make his paper truthful cXp" eat of
current events II he dncs''t .'d-Sni~e
the day of small things," and Eerlo hu-
fore him the fact thar .'gr-sE arheS iron
| little tor cpruS grow. " his enterprise may
d,vrlop wonderfully sct 5ucoa,s t, It.
MIR. Jas. Smiths house ami barn can.e
near being burned this week, through \
fire being carelessly SET going in the all
joining wnOds. Fortunately he was pIo-
viCird with II force pump and 80 feet ot
hose. When will people learn To be more
rarefu? /?
JUDGE Swan will go to Victoria to-
morrow, As the guest of DIR. j. ". Pow
ell. of that place.
BORN.-In this city on the 25rh inst, to
the wife OF A. IL. Tucker, daughter.
Mrs. Howe. of Seattle, went to Dun
geness this week.