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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

WirH regard to lhe eligibility Of
v ters in that Territory. the Utnh Com
mission has issued the following order:
ANY person, male or female. who. in
violation Of mn Act Of Congress. mp.
proved March %, 1882. entitled mn
Act to amend Section 5,Jj2 OF Tho Re.
vised sistntss,' in refer nee 20 bigsmy,
has entered into nuy Of the relationships
described In Section 8 Of said last
named Act. Is not . legrI voter, aud
cannot vote and cannot be registered +"
This is rather binding ON tho musbly
married wing Of The l.. d. Sc, butt py
will have 10 bear /, or Iolinsuish their
claim TO the Surplus calico.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

WARHER M.LLLE's talk In Maine about
civil service reform INNS. remind his
auditors Of tho woman who. charged
with some m~isdemeauGr. was asked
By the Judge: Madame. are you a
yiTiuous woman" The reply was long
in coming, and the question was repent
Ell. Told by her counsel to answer, she
arose slowly AID gazed pleHiiusIy at
the Court. Il don't believe you've
got ID, right to ask me-" she remarked;
but .his much l will say that / have
great respect for the institution
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

JUDGE q. c. GooDwIs is now at Wood
River, but will shortly return to Salt
Lake AID resume editorial control Of
tho Tribune. lie Is tired Of leading the
life OF n land pirate, cowboy and road.
agent. He ionud tia, he was altogeih.
er too b~!ood-thirsty aud unrelcnting
'o' such irad,s. Goo, he began the
work OF slaughter, he wanted 10 e1.
tsrminils the whole human ace
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

TIE Times. Review says: Improve.
msats At the North Belle Isle a-s adj
'sncipg rapidly. The engine is in
place, the gal.oVs frame erected, the
mason work around the boiler complet-
ed. the reels and spur gear ready to be
got in place, and ou~-half Of the frame
work Of the building is raised and the
carpenters are still busy getting the
other bell up. and all things look rs
though work will soon be resumed in
sinking the new shaft. Mr.. Powell
with q force Of lEsn removed the cage
from the Argenta old works for use in
the shaft. md Sft'r a few necessary re-
pairs it will Ee placed in position. In
the mean ums a new one will be made
a. their blacksmith shop.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

A BAKERsTIELD dispatch says: Two
ci.lohds Of sick Chinnmsn arrived here
Thursday, several of them in a dying
condition aud n dead. They were
from tho advance Of tho Southern Pa
ciiic in Texas. md a rumor that the
disease was yellow fever caused so
much excitement and fear that a cor.
onor's jury could not be obtained TO SIT
oil tho deceased. II is not known whit
the disease is. but tho report Of yellow
fever il not authenticated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
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uSnS
Gsvsraor-Morris A.. Esies. Of San
Francisco.
Lieutenant Goysrnor-A. z. conk-
lag. Of Inyo.
Justices Of the saprems Courts.
c. benson. Of Sacramento. and John
Hunt. Of San Francisco.
Secretary Of State-E. A. Pedlsr. Of
Yeio.
c0I;rOllsr-wn. A. Davis. Of San
Francisco.
TIsssass=-JObn Well. OF Sierra.
Attorney GensIGi-A. L. Hart, Of
c0luss.
sars,yO, Gsnsrai-wn. Mimic, Q,
MOioc.
Superintendent Of Public destruction
IS. d. Waterman. Of san Joaquin.
CLERK Of suPr,ns Court-Fraak W.
Gross, Of SaG FEareiseo.
pIsIEfCE G-oNSEIssxEx..
First Distries-P-ul N.unann. Of
Ssu francisco.
Second Dis:r!st-H. F. Page, Of FL
Dorado.
Third Districi-J. J. De Haven, Of
Humboldt.
Fourth District Geo. L. Woods. Of
Santa Clara.
EAtLaoAD COMMISSIONING.
First Dlstrtct-Ch.rs + Ped ~
Yolo.
Second Dis.riet-Chas. Clayton, Of
S.n Francisco.
Third Dis;nct-E. VI. Gibso=, Of Al
Gmlda.
HoIED or EQUALIZATION.
First Distinct
Second Di.trict-L. c. Aorshouse,
Of Alameil.
Tniti District-G. u. K;mba.l, OF
TrhaluA.
Fourth Distric;-Chas. NJ. Dana, of
San LUIS OO!spo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

AT Vienna, IDAHO, last Friday. Goo.
Pi.rson shot aud killed John Hsli.
better known ~ Johnny Dobind.ihc.
Rocks, in n jealous ct over q woman
known as Banjo Nsll. Johnny Behind.
ths-Rocks was known in many camps.
A few years ago he lived In Eureka and
FuscaJora. New. About two years beo
NO oams to Wood River. and lived With
Dnsto Nell until shortly before Pierson
married Der. HIS peculiar s,bhqust
was sarEsd during a SHOOTING ycraps in
southern Rc'ais. when. meeting mn
enemy M the road, he bid behind a pile
~ rocks aud blSssd Asny 81 him. Nil.
inc him before b, in,y that be -sn
P'tsste3
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

INK Daily Report snysI that ia many
respects last week was tho most event
ful week Of 1852 in stock circles: no,
that strikes have been reported 10y the
s;reet or insiders, but for tho reason
that operators with HbunI liant means
have entered the market and given the
securities a Smoking up. Il, will prob
ably prove that some sbrewd men have
absorbed an immense amOunt Of stock
ut bedrock prices which they can af.
ford to keep u Of the market.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

4 DISPATCH from Dodge City says:
Small bands OF Cbeysnn"s and ArnpA-
hoes are securing the country, killing
cattle and committing dopredations.
One raucher was attacked. Int nobody
killed FroightOrs and cattle men IRE
iniiniGatsd. Cowboys arc arming to
protect cattle. This citizens Of Dodge
City have called on Governor St. John
for protection.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
DEAocE4TIC .rArE CONVEY
TIQN AT EUHE4A,
HnrmonioRs Proee<dinSs-A ssIid
Platform.

The Democratic Stat, Couvention
met in the Opera House at Eureka 1T
1910 o'clock on "wednesday. and VA
called TO order By Secretary J. A. Ma
h'nny. Of the State Central Comnitt,e.
Hon. Geo. W. Baker. Of EGrsia. was
unanimously elected Chairman; j. A.
A"hanny. Secretary; Assistant secre-
tar O.. J. b. Gallagher of Elko, and J.
ii. Crawford OF Eureka; Ssrgsaut-at-
Arms. Ia. AeSorlsy; Assistant. Il. S.
Conley.
A Committee on Credentials, CON-
posed of Ii delegate from each coun.
~, Has appointed by the Chair Gs fol-
lows:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
sfc 10 rsuI,,ed
Wall Stree: News.

An sssy-go;nS, bonesi.minded old
country merchant in Iowa hal been in
trads for Il dozen yraIswheu lie took in
his son rs u partner. The boy bad
lived IN Chicago for thr c or four years
end was up to snuff. Oue d.y after
the partnership had lasted about six
months tLs old man came down in the
morning snl found the doors Of tue
store closed and u sign up to the ef.ct
that tbs f.m bad failed. He walked
over to his sons house and asked:
James. did You lock the store 2"
81 did,
What's the matter 2"
Why, We have failed and can only
pay 10 e-LtH O. the dollar"
"JaEer," continued lie oil m.p. as
be pulled down his hat I'm going
down aud Up-n the door with a crow
bar and resume husiness At 100 cents
on tho dollar! For IS long yeA'.I have
given 10 olTrss 20 the pound aud meas
nred both fingers with eNe=y yard Of
cloib. and he Idea OF taking any further
advantage Of the Lord goes ag'n 10y
conscience. Just consider that W. have
.'Snmed and come along aid serGps out
them sugar barrels.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

TWENTY oSE rooms in n Chicago
hotel arc required 10 accommodate the
Marquis Of Lorne and wifo. Chicago
hotels must have miserably small rooms
or else the noted couple are very nu.
msrous. They start Ivy rail for San
Francisco this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

WV. wniTB. the driver Of n bnii
team. while returning bone on Sunday
last near the hog ranch" on The
Hamilton rond, aud while moving The
brake, slipped ond f-Ii. tho wrgons
passing over Ria body. 10 was 70
moved to the County Hospital, where
he died on Monday. lie was aged so
ye-rs, and las a brother li,irg n, Pan
Grndis, Yves. Virginia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

WHEN Eugene" Tn"rshH!ed his spler-
did team OF twenty Kou;nrky mules and
drove M Main street. Eureka. having
on boat! 2Gt, tons o! hay. packed in
The shape Of $50 tales. IT was a srnni
and taking spectacle. body Was
ont looking on, aud it seemed a. though
a c'rcus had come to town, saws III,
Sentinel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

Dr. the use Of a magnetic rod. . mine
locator has found Off the harbor OF
Erie, Pa. tho wreck Of the schooner
Vermillion. which wSs sunk in u storm
nearly half n century aso. With 35D tons
OF copper on board, valued At $50. OOU.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
THE increase Of yellow fevsrin Texas

The increase Of yellow fsvsrir Texas
is becoming alarming. In all prub-
ability il will be found that the induc.
ing cause il imperfect snu;tury arransr.
mtnt-, as wns the case in Memphis
and New Orleans during Tho last great
scourge. Too little attention i. psid to
house and street drainage in new towns.
and even wealthy cities like San Fran.
cisco take enormous risIsin pnrsimoni-
u defiance Of the laws OF health.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

DowsETgILLE seems 10 be on q fair
way 10 become uns Of tho most -four
ishing camps III Nevada. Tho Grauts-
Vile DoU"nzS says the mines are open.
lug MP richer and tue ore bodies larger
than the widest dreams Of the owners
nuticip tied. and it is ouly II matter Of
time till Downeyville ranks With the
best us n shipper of bullion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

Turns nrc conflicting reports from
the Richmond. Some say tho mine
has lair indications for uncovssing ore
aud others say tho outlook ia blue.
Prospecting continues. Private con.
tracts bnyo been made TO run drifts.
The number Of tiibuteis IN tho niue
hos been s0mtwhnt liminish.d.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

INFORMATION is received from Sonora
that an important civil crisis is about
to explode. A state Of dread aud uu
certainty exists along the Sonofn Val.
ley. Nearly every guu shop in Tomb
stone has been cleaned u By Mexi
cans, who are flookiug in Jy dozens.
buying up all the arms and muniiions
that cun be obtained ami rushing ta:S
again. II is understood that Go frrnor
Ortez has ordered a drift Il all able
bodied men in the State t. sustain him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

JoHS RICE, an employo OF the O. e.
G. car shops, was engaged yesterday in
~ipinS arles when tho train started,
rolling him over until tho body was n
shnpeless mass. HIS death Was in tan
tuneous.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

TEE Bodis Free Press Of last Sa,ur-
day says: Word vas received here
FRIDAY that n sheep herder named John
Moore VAS killed by a suow slide at tue
head OF Virginia Creek. ], appears
that Moore was up in the mountains,
hunting a deer, AMI was coming down
" deep and narrow canyon when al i'm
m,n'- Side Il snow overlook hun and
6nrisa him. He managed to creep to
the surface. but he was so Injured in
t~ernnlly that death eusu.d within two
hours thereafter. 4 comp ruion found
the body end buried it. The deceased
resided in Plumas County. where he
has q mother aud two sisters.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

THE newspaper war between O.. O..
Cowardin, editor OF the Richmond, Va,
Dispatch. md W. G. Elan, odi,or Of
the Wing. il so violent that the former
has been arrested on the charge Of be-
iSg about TO igh, a duel. A warrant is
u for Elan.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

e'vnlfy onlcer at the walla waila
garrison hes been lately awarded $780,.
600 ny n committee appointed by tho
Wat Department 10 examine n broecb-
loading nrmy cnthine Of bis invention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
n ~SonfSATIoyy.

The following lis. Of nominations bv
the Democratic State Convention in
Eureka to-day. wc received irom tho
Sentinel ofies At $50 this evening:
For Govcrnor-JEwErr ". ADAMS.
Of Ormnby.
For Lieutenant Governor-wILLIAM
BURKE. OF White Pine.
For CongtosS-HoS. G. W. CASSIDY.
Of Earcka.
For Supreme Jodgs-N ". STONE, OF
Storey.
For Secrsttrr Of stste-J. W. RICH.
ARDS, Of Chu chill.
For Controlisr-P. J. dunno, Of ssor.
sy.
For Trcnsuror-G. II. SHEPHERD, Of
Elko.
For Attorney Generhl-G. W. MFR.
RiLL, OF Eureka.
For Surveyor GOnsral-GEo. ERNST.
Of Nyo.
For State Printor-A. J.. MCCARTHY.
Of Storey.
For Superintendent Of Public In,truo-
,ion-A. J.. KAYE. Of Eur.t..
For Clerk Of Supreme cOurt--T. l..
HAM. Of Humboldt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
EosH usrrt

Singer sewing machines al from .Gj
10 $50. ST. John sewing msohinos ct
from $50 to $40. for each. Every
machine kept in repair. and warranted
fer SSs ys,rs jE GisiiosS, Agt.'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

Il is believed tank the falling Of the
bridge a: l.knrt. On Monday. was
caHSci 10y n tpIp-Gu WLI-r hal been
placed ~ the rrVtre i,r tn pl.9osr 4
D. j1r uS the car and Grand Iuk.
Michael. The II Meter Of Wal pns
swept FROM the bridge aud severely in
iuEed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

Amour three thousand merchants
from Colorado. Nebraska, Wyoming.
Kansas and New Mexico attended The
barbecue given ly the Denver mer-
chaut' "Wednesday. Four thousrpd
gne.ts were seated ut the first table. In
the evening there was n grand display
Of fireworks. Tho whole was a grand
success.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

TnE ft.'ui- 81 - rrItaia ruau chin in
four cents npi &c md purchase "a spr'.gs
to prescott him on his birthday "a, ,uu.
be ma'icHl If Lis l-ily lie. tt" &C.
tln mau lets himself lposa o. IN.
donor aul dsmhE : zach on head 10
=" r-1"": - - A.. How -u.h is
each donor ont Of po-le.f
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
ExyptIan N.,.

hh'sIssiu, Egypt, dispatch OF the
9Th says The Egyptian loss in the
outpost afai. yesterday was heavy, con-
s'dering the brief duration OF the Skin
nish This was by far the most de-
mined demonstration made by the
enemy siros ihs battle Of K.ssassin
n indicates the near approach Of q
decisive conflict. All the British cav.
airy. with Generals Lowe and Wilsin.
son. are now here.
Tie correspondent Of the News hiss
obtained tIou the NEST reliable sources
the exact strength OF Arab Pash.'.
army. The grand total is as fo'lows:
Infantry. 44.6Oo; cavalry. $1,000: anps.
liJi rock tubs. ~: B.douins, 81. 500.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

II IS almcst refreshing to rad that
hduel between French editor. has md
ell fatally. These ere enting crsa,ur,s
are nearly always sctatcLin. and claw
ing each o;h,r without aus Scuou. pur.
poe, aud when a sHugIipHry thrust i,
made, even 10y accident. 1t is a y elcoue
variation Of the moIotonous d~usliDg
bGIlruus.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
nARHiED.

CON -LHCSANn-Tn EII'. s~rpt-mbsr r,
~ ty u = ". II Bigs'oa, 3G-.yG l..
OK To Fauuil 4. Leonard. b.th OF this
place.
bIAEL- LirrOT In Elk1. September .. iss1.
" 'n'irs II SuEgo Arthur uiIrl TO
M'ss fmmA iiitoH 10th Of this i,ce.
TObn-cTrTiEG-Tn CAr.in. Auguyt 4. 1851.
.T 'a.,i'sJ. 4 Palmer. Sir. WIN. Told to
Miss Msgs A.. Cutting.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

IHEHE were sJ ,As.s and ., 0 q GtNs
from yellow fever in tho DAnrh hs-k
Mace, which IS quagAutined near Pli.-
nirlpLiR.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
COMMITTEE on csypsxr,IL,.

A recess OF one hour was then taken,
ard upon the reasS.mbling a, 2 O'Clock
P. "a, Hon. J.. u. Moore. Chairman Of
tho Committee on CREDENTIALS. preseut-
ed their report, awarding the following
seats
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10
IIibIsS.

A WsI.'. 'ry,cS Sep ember !. 1857. 10 IN.
wife u J. u. Shelton. = d.nEhter
bEFhH-in Exc. septs'ubs- :. 1852. 10 tho
~tf" ~ JamrE DosGF a daughter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-10

~huJJuTHtI CnII Z o CIUCE.
At the evening 5 s,.Jn tho ie;np5r,ry
Oilers were elected to prtsIiy over The
permanent oTEaLiznt GA. IT, Commute,
on Orlvr ui business recommending
that all voting h. viva ,ne-, by call OF
~cUuai!sS, aud thai tie ~!O,ioaIug be ,ns
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-05

The Rev. George q. Barnes has fairly
outstripped the boy Evangelist Harrison
a. a sensational revival preacher in the
West. His meetings attract crowds in
Louisville. His bottle Of oil ID still in
request. and with it he annoints the fore
heads of all converts. Bot he 10 some
thing more than grotesque. His power
Of oratory !s remarkable. He can make
his audience roar with his comical miul-
icry or weep by his pathos. Again, he
carries their feelings by storm. This
il poor body for an immortal soul" he
exclaimed, indicating his by no means
robust physique. ''but have in this
breast the element of eternal life. Ii is
. poor, hacked, and worthless body, but
the soul is there. can feel it throbbine
and throbbing like big engine in some
battered old ship. With every turn Of
the great wheels" and his hands, trem.
bling with energy. describe the revolu-
Iti0ns from his elbow, his body shaking
with suppressed strain, aud his eyea
lighted up with intense fire-"with every
turn Of the great wheels the old hulk
trembics and Rroans and quivers: Il
may 60 to pieces, but the engine throba
lon stronger and batter than the hulk,
| full of power and life" He tells his
converts that they ncsd never be Ill il
they will lead perfecsly holy lives. in
which case thew would b caught MP tc
|hsavsn without dying.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-05
SAN rRANCIsCO NEWS ITEMS.

Tho city press is non -conmittal OH
the subject Of enforcing the Sunday law.
few OF tho religious papers are de-
manding its strict enforcement.
Paul Schulze, President of the North
western Trading Company, whose head
quarters are at Portland, advertises in
the oity papers for all those seeking in
formation concerning Oregon to address
them with copy of the West Shore.
The ladies' of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, Mrs. I. X. Noble,
president, are about TO open a house
whore that class of homeless women and
girls who are dependant upon their own
exertiOns for support, can be provided
with comfortable and respectable
home at moderate charges.
The prosecuting attorney of tho Po-
lice Court agreed to formally petition
Chief Crowley to defer making any
more arrests for tho violation Of the
Sunday law, as tho calendar was full
and would be 80 for year to come. 1t
has been stated that the Police Commits
sioners will be asked to revoke tho
license of all Sunday law violators.
The picnic season has already opened.
As many AZ ten picnic excursions are
announced for Sunday, May the 9Th.
1t now turns ont that there has existed
ring of officials and capitalists who
for many years have been engaged in
the opium smuggling trade. It is thought
that their profits during the past five
years have not been less than $500, 600.
Mayor Blake and a party of other
gentlemen had narrow escape from
drowning, a few weeks ago, while driv-
ing in tho vicinity of San Lorenzo creek,
Alameda county. Tho road WAS flooded
and by mistake they drove into tho
creek which was full to the banks.
The trustees Of the Merchants Ex-
change have At last decided to accept
the offer made them by the Produce Ex-
change, Of $25O, 600 net, for their proper
~ on California street. provided the
stockholders will sustain their action,
The Ralston House. ON Pine street,
above Leavenworth, was damaged by
fire on March I'D, to the extent Of
5000. This building Was erected by
w. G. RalstOn AS his city residence III
1870, and was always regarded by him
a. his home.
H. A. Kennedy, steereRe steward, and
H. Hennessey. purser on tho steamship
Toxic, were arrested on the vessel out
side the heads, she having been inter
cepted by the revenue cutter Corwin.
The prisoners are charged with COM
plicity in tie opium frauds. They gave
a cash bail of $4,000 and we're released.
There arrived by the City of Toxic, on
her last trip from China, 1900 Chinese.
This will make the arrivals for the first
quarter of the year about 1900, and
unless some restrictions are placed ON
the importing agencies, there will be at
least 5000 Chinese arrive during 1882.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-05

Nor PosTKD.-It is very evident that
the editor Of the Portland Standard has
not visited San Francisco lately, or If he
has he must have been restrained of
his liberty while there, or else he has
been greatly imposed upon by some
miscreant who desired to perpetrats q
joke on him. For in his issue of the
18th of March he enlightens his readers
with piece of refreshing news in refer
ence to tho San Francisco Examiner
having moved into the new building
expressly built for it. on Market and
OFarrell streets, by James Phslan.
And that the papers new homo, etc., is
decidedly the best on tho Pacific coast.
and perhaps in the United States. To
set our Democratic contemporary right
on the subject, We will admit that the
Eranainer is enterprisinR and ably edit
ed, but when you como to talk about
fine newspaper homes and all that sort
OF thing, We have a little something to
say ourself. As matter of fact the
Examiner Office occupies . triangler
space in the Phelan Block on the corner
OF OFarrell and Market, that won't
measure moro than Is by 70 feet, but it
Is central and very prominent, and that
IS all. OF course, it is in the Phelan
Block, and by right of occupying q
space not larger than q eoOd-sized dry
goods box the Examiner feels justified
In not only claiming, but if necessary of
swearing and attempting to prove, that
1t does occupy the whole building frem
cellar to garst. The truth is that aside
from the San Francisco Chronicle build
ing the Posi- T-INTELLIoENCER has the best
appointed newspaper home on the Pa
cific coast, both as to building. compo-
sitiOn room, press room and business
Office, ssand We havn't blowed about it
either, and in less than twenty years We
expect to walk all around the s. +.
Chronicle and ". Y. Herald offices either
as to size or appointments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-05
DNESDAY MORNING, APRIL s, 1882
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strokes. Hanlan, however, sculline
in grand style, caught him and on the
half mile was clear Of him. Hanlan'a
time to Red Hsagh bridge was 3:23. By
this time Hanlan was four lengths in the
front, and the race was over.
Will Net lnterfePs.
PANAMA, April 4.-Trssoott, in CORES
pondence published in Chill. formally
withdraws any offer Of the good offices
Of the United States in the conclusion
Of peace between Peru and Chill.