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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

iShVoh's g'iaiiser is what you need
for constipation, loss OF appetite,
dizziness and all symptoms of dyspep-
sin. Price ~ and IS cents per bottle.
Sold by l.. y. Brunswig & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

"Hdckn'etdck,n n lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price - and so cents.
Sold by l.. y. Brunswig & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20
Mothers |.

The lives of your teething children
are saved by using Browns Black
berry Ginger. IT Is PERFECTLY SAFE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

For repairing OF all kinds 90 to
Keller's carriage sIanufactory, Throck-
morton street, near corner of Second.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

Pittsburgh, July 1.-THE twenty.
fourth annual st,. te convention OF the
junior order Of United American Ne
',n; logan to-day. Two hundred
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

Use Texas Chill Syrup. Eastwood
& King sole agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

None to equal Wells bouquet
cologne.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

You will find Mennens corn cure at
Eastwood & Kings drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

Oh, no. Theyir
They don't bother us
pr allow any row nor
= or screaming. We
ne two months nnn 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

mo Sir.P
na9w much does a good barber
"0h from SIS 10 500 per waek -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

ruVAeis short lime ago. When the
nn"yor absent I'm mayor de iasto of
an re Chic lgps, North, Sluth, West,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20

f,dr H. is we are a long way or
rom me adoption of sucha brosd MAJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-20
Cult, Colorado & Santa FG R'V
CONNIE

=. ~
AT WESTON with Mallory Line steamers
for Key West and New York: Nor.
gan Line for New Orleans, Indianola
Cruz. ''''
At ARRecoLA with I. Il G. N. r. r. for Column.
4. sia and towns in Brazoria county,
Al hOSESBERG with g. H r. = Pv
lSunset Route for Columbus, Weimer,
HAYWOOD, Lul!ng, San Antonio laredo
CValde and Western Texas and Mexico.
$3.50 ior Houston and Star and Crescent
konte, Beaumont, Orange, Lake Charles
The Teche Country, New Orleans and
All points in the Southeast North and
East; with New York, Texas and Mexi.
can Railway for W harton, Victoria and
stations on that line
AT BRENNAN with II, q T. c. Ry. for Hep,n
s'ead' Ledhetter Giddings, McDade and
Austin
AT MiLANo with 1. & G.NRy. for Hesrn
ccalestlne. Rockdale, Round Rock
RP raTgsal3 Austin, san Marcos, New
. 6rauniels, san Antonio and Laredo.
AZ SEMPLE with Missouri Pacific R'y
AT MctihEGoR with Texas and ST Iouts
~ ~ lor W aco, Corsicana, Athens, Noun
A. u6 IPeaasant, Gimer and Texarkana
az iS8yT.'s-AN with Texas Central Ry. foy
!" aeo, Ross, tAco, Iredell, Cisco and All
points on that line "
AtCLEEUENE, Junction OF Dallas Division
OF g., G. u 5. F. R'y.
Az fohi WORTH with Mo. Pacific and Te-
rs x racine kys for all points on thcse
lines; for Fl paso, Santa Fe. san Fran.
CISCO ana the Pacific Coast ana for Kan
rss ely, ~ Louis, Chicago, New York
ana az points North. East and West
AZ pALilAS with II. x T. c. R'y, II. SP. R,y
ana alias Extension of Mo p RIv
- See that your ticket reads over mis- linz
As-Hor All information address
OSCAR @. MURRAY
General Passenger Age
Galyeston.T
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

KNIGHTS Tempaax, Seattle Conman-
dsrv. No. 2, meet this evening q pm.
tn. ..ho.,., T>c;,cuae = nov dis
ahe,g;rc 1rss.hs a YseIer's vssrf. So
h.Icr1. u she Weils' line Of ooaeeera.
O-. - 80. e,.s,,,. ~. NJ
80, w;ii MT leave for Tsooma and
Olrrnvia onsii 10 e'eIock this morning.
-, 49, 60, o.,..;,..,-
~ - S.yWss..or liz Tesso,snh
I 0ns y. W "rs...s a. - -. ~. - -.
IN .: @ ;l. - 80 - No. -
Nv - - ~ '''s
~ " - 49,
We heard Q sfan?sf AZ o. 2 0seeas
man reesony vniea ves ses - ao-
potant town % the soooo, oesssse %
New Tacoma H. 0p:1seo g -
eouussnaoos q IL 1ss!se =. ~ Q
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Ynsn ksrurAs vAnGkH.

ED. Hug1 -IH1xLL1u1Cx1:
In behalf Of ths proposed Sooqual-
mis wagon road. ths following facts are
placed at your disposal for publication /:
For several ysau our people have
besu trying to induce the O. r 4 N.
Co. 10 run Q line Of boats to Priest
Rapids, bat their namsrous appeals
Aavs been answered by the generous
guardian Of The inland empire, @Givs
a The assurance Of at least $50 worth
Of freight each trip and We viii run .
hoas 40 often % - think Il will pay ~
% DO so.r But 10. q change suddeoly
enme over the spirit Of their dream.
Thar independenee 10 juss now on the
wans. Built upon the hypothesis that
ssYoo axs our meat anyway" h now re-
Rarded . q n iseake BY them when they
Sc that the building Of the Sooqoalmis
wagon rod 10 no louese . myth, bat Q
tan1ibse reality, WAicA u destined with
in year 20 divert almost the entire
trade Of Yakima county 10 Puget Sound.
thsy very promptly dispatohsd an agent
here Who holds out very hatterinR in
duooments 20 our merchants to ship via
Prisst Rapids, averrin2 that the CON-
pany will spare no cost 20 establish .
regular line to that point, thinking, NO
doobt, that this viii b s1fhoisat 70
choke Of the wagon road. They would
uso about the Same tactics on as that
they did tSo years ago with she travel
ing public, when the 0oidust and fteot-
wood, tvo small steamers th1t attempt
Cd to establish q passenger carrying
Inns between Portland and The Dalles.
This line pm: tho faro at t3-the Q. Il.
4 Co.'S beiaQ 8. No sooner had this
boeo done than tbs o. r. 4 N. Co. pat
the faro down to 81. then 81. and fear
ing they might 30 regarded still -
monopoly, carried passsn9srs fres.
throwing in their board. This 20 Tar
exceeded the generosity OF the pro-
peietoe Of The nov line that ho soon
took his boats Oh and sought 9 moro
lucrative business, whom the U. Il. d n.
Cos bump of beuevolence became m
active and the rates sent upto - again.
Let the wagon road peoiect fall through
and this organ will form an alliance
With aoqui6tiveness for An indefinite
length Of time, or at least until neoee-
sity calls upon it TO perform ifs legiti-
maze 10uot3OUD otka1us - wa ~ S0ss.
tIemen, give rs assurance OF At least
o75O worth Of freight Per trip, or do -
OF old, 70 over mountain, hill and dale
20 The Dalies. You are our meat" A
Portland drummer recently here. Who
had looked upon the wine when il Vas
rod, boasted that Portland had viel1ed
eu1icient influenoe to prevent the
bedding Of the Cascade division Of
ths Northern Pacific Railroad, and that
Oregon coin would be used TO prevent
Territorial aid being Riven the wagon
road project. Whether these ba5dlinQ
remaIks At the roadster wore in unison
with the sober intent Of the Oregon
folks, the people must draw their own
oonoiusiet.a. The people here all cay
'AGive % the wagon road and We will
back il up with COIN" How do the pso-
pie feel on the other side! Will they
cast their 'brsad upon the waters I"
Loco.
West Kittitss Valley, W. T.. April 8,
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Ths following sre the tRanGfsgD Of
rel estals. a. recorded at the Audiboe's
o6lce. since Cur last report:
WIN. 0alleck 10 Heury Lsudes, block
q, South Seattle, $50.
Mary Ann CavanauRh to Alvira @.
Niger. tvo acres Of land in the 8. 4.
Maple donation claim. $50.
John Murray 70 John Spoosk. lot /,
block IL Bells 9TH addition. tilO0.
J. Moss 10 d. Kaufman. lot II,
block 80, and lots l. =, 5, 4, s. 8, rs, 8,
10. II aud II, block Il, J. ]. MOSS ad-
dftiou. e250o.
A. ~. Pontius to J. d. AcCloshsy, lot
Z. block 50, Albert Pontiss's addition,
k.H. Dnny ~ Satellite Banter, .
tract Of land IN section, township -,
ranoe 4, ease, 5000.
q Baxter 70 J. ". George, forty acres
IN the Seattle Homestead tract, $4,000.
Besides thsss there we're twenty i've
oGhs1 dse1s, all of small confederation.
A.W. EoRle 10 Charles Lind, loss 8
and I, block 30, IcAissr's addition,
$500.
Chas. Lind 10 Angus Mackintosh, lots
8 and 1, block 80, McAleer's addition,
$1,000.
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Thh = ~ period Of The ysAf when
Ne Anniversaries Of tho beginning and
The close Of the rebellion 90 No most
nansroas. Il vas on thu 18th Of April,
lal, that Fort sumter was fired on; The
10Th President Lincoln's proclamation
was inusd calling ons 1900 voluntssrs,
aaAsa IL loah ths Massachusetts, reg
smsnt vas attacked IN he stsssla Of
baltimore. In April. lscA the Coufsd-
crazy COLLAPSED. Richmond vas taken,
Leo and Johnson's armies surrendered,
Aincoen vas aasassinatsd, esc. One
ootnstdenes of the tvo ysars may b
mentioned. The United States aae Vas
hsnisl down and possession yielded 70
The rsbsla Of Fort Sumter on the llth
Ut APRIL 1851. On The 18th Of Apsil.
1905. Ne army Of The Uaion rstsok pos-
ssaason Of the fort, aud the old DAG was
Again unearlsd above 4.
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Journals in di9ersnt parts OF this
coast are In The habit Of speaking Of
something going On in thsie section ~
the Ansst thia9 81 IL kind in tho eoun-
try, or the only thing Of the kind in
the country, eto. A an instance Of this,
the Ban Frsnciseo Cal, usdsr che bead
Of ship Building." publishes the fol
l0win0:
'.Stoue has nearly completed the Te-
via yacht, and the joinoss are busily en-
gagged On the cabins. This yacht Is said
70 BE- the finest ever built on this coast,
or even in Nov York. 6to win b s.
feet Ia length. q fset beam. and 3 fest
depth os hold. The planking reaches
from stem 10 stern, leaving NO butts, .
feat said never before 10 have been 90
oomplished ON this coast. and ono thst
attrScts considerable attention. Her
frame 10 Of Eastern oak and her decks
Of cedar. On her keel are ~ tons Of
lad, and helov ~ water 1ine che n
copper fastened, and theouahout M
bla0k iron u used. Her three heavy
keslsOns arc bolted With copper. which
extends Through The gArboAgd strikes,
The latter bsina thfee inches In thick
pens. The yaeAt has 6ne model, and
b expeoted 70 Be very fast"
Nov. the fant Il, Il b not At oil I'M
common 10 build vssssis os tho Sound
With plankinR which reaches fson stem
70 stern. To PARTICIPANTS. the ship
wildwood. built at Port Madison ID
1871 By the 4siW Lumber 4 Ship
Building Company, vas over 200 feet
long. and hsr planking reached from
etem % stern, leaviuR no butts. The
Ban franoisoo ''feat" dwindles into In
s;Rni6canos when placed BY tbs eide Of
one Of the aame kind, ouly three times
greater, on Puast Sound.
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SEATTLE, Aps1 18th, 10e9
The following persons were arraignsd:
Tertiary " Aaron Hall, burglary.
Plead not guilty.
Same ". John Andrews, burglary.
Plead not guilty. -
Dixon and Wise wsro arraiaued On q
charge Of burglary, to which they plead
guilty.
In The oars Of tbs United States u,
3. u. Percival and Dennis LAWYER, the
demurrer 10 the indictments we're gus.
tanned and defendants discharged.
In the matter Of the Territory VI.
Charles james, the grand Jury returned
mot trus BILL" for want Of evidence.
w. w. White entered into bonds for
The appearances Of Charles Wright at
Court next Wednesday % answer 70 the
charge Of couten,pt OF Court, for ap-
pearing - \ witness while intoxicated.
jerome Banks, u New York, was ad-
mitted TO practise in all the Courts Of
Washington Territory.
In The case Of the Territory ". John
NcIntire. the jury returned . verdict OF
not guilty..
ltobsvt Flynn, nativs OK Ireland, was
admitted 10 oitixenship.
In The oase a tho Territory ". Chas.
Lambert, he arand jury returned not a
true bill.
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A Coon 6ro0nrIoa.-Ths Eye says :
".T'he country soath OF this city, and BE-
which 10 made mention several weeks
ago, h being rapidly settled mp. Sev-
eral families have gone in from the
King county aide and five or ok par
sons from this vicinity have settled on
claims there recently. King county
will probably pot . road in a. far ~
the county lino this spring. We would
advise our County Commissioners to
consider this question Of road from
0nohomish to Lake Washington BY
THU route"
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Ihe Ans story 4 told half doasn
anM ovsr u Our tslaarapAis co,umns,
so-wis: That Ne actors hsne6ts In tlAs
various sttiss wsrs has liahaly atssndsd,
and vsrs either partial o. snt,rs fail.
arsA Il 10 time thess actors bonsfit.
vsss doos away With. They. a. other
nsn. aAoala work for fair wages. and
noe for halt nv with imaginary benefits
snrewn u. Anothar pears sxpsrienss
IKE the prssaa1 VII sntirely do avsy
With these annnal abeusatsn
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M CAsCAess ReAn.

The mutually Of interest between
Aha sastern and western halves OF the
Territory has besn 50 often written
about that Il has become all oos worn
ont q . subject for ns~spspsr Articles
The mutualisy exists, however. ana IN
totally unsstis6sd condition. We have
Q little trade between ths tvo secsionA
hat II n one carried on at enormous ex-
pense. and u not ons-hundrsdth part
That % would have vsrs thsrs direct
q Communication. II cannot b osnF-
Vie a long a. We have 70 depend upon
present routes of travel To 60 IRON
here TO walla WallA, straight d'ssanse
of tvo hundred miles. II Is mnds nsces-
sarv % leave the Territory and 90 over
= lius four hundred miles long. 10 90
20 Spokane Falls, two hundred and nj
~ miles away. a trip Of nearly siz hun
dred miles n neoessita:sd; while to II
isnsburah, eighty N les sway, nve times
that distance has 70 b. travelled. We
buy . good deal from the people a r.
lsnsbureh. and the bnlk Of what we bay
invariably takes tina long route around.
This adds 20 tho expsnse 70 per cent,
and II Q tax TO that oxtont upon our
beef. mutton and horses. We can sell
ths psopls thsre nothing. Not th"s
shsy cannot bay hsrs cheaper than ssss'
where, bat that they cannot Get sneiF
moods home at reasonable cost. Tbs
people in ell Eastern " Arlington want
our lime, bat when they buy It they
have 70 pay LOO per cent. more for u
than 70 do because Of the long, round
sboas. costly transportation given IT,
Thar also want our coal. People here
pay a . ton for ecsl, but vhsn the
.ssus article finds Customer thsse -
has 70 pay more than thsss times ~
much. The very best description OF
wood can be bought in tho timber here
q = dollar ard half . cord, and deliv'
cred In tovn q three dollara- An in
fsrioe article in ths towns there oosea
from elk to fifteen dollars cord. Ths
wood here 10 sostina. and they want It
% bAdly. Here 10 the coal and hms
In quantity suhhcisnt 70 supply thu
whole PasiAe slope for thousand years
g the present ratio Of o0nsumptioo.
They also want our fish and lumber, and
~ want their grain and fruit, thsts
wool and hides, eta. Thers can Be no
exchange. though, n long N the pres
eat circumstances prevail. when thu
transportation costs moro than the anti
sls h worth at the place Of produotioo,
thsrs can bs NO considerable and
healthy trade. II they cannot got a
railroad from ths Sound the people Of
shs eastern 90 mites want = wagon road.
and sassly no ons can ODER objections
20 THAR getting Il. Mutuality Of inter
- demands that " should take hold
With them, for our city y heavy loser
Of trade, and the littls trade u does got
casts u too dearly. The wagon road
should be made In any event, railroad OF
no railroad, % that meschandiss can b
taksn east from our warehouses, and
meat animals driven west Ia exchange.
An intercourse Of snch great extent
wUuld develop q IN early day that the
construction Of more than ono line
vould quickly follow.
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Frxs yrE1pI1s--J John laneston, The
nsv propriseDs a No Abrams livery
slAbes. has lust recsived one dozen
0epdehekef vshioles q vArioos gi1eo
fsasA q light buzry up TO spring vae-
On. 1hceo convoy nese are III rev and
look very pretty. They ere now boine
put teRceAef On Ysalegss wharf.
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FRANKS SALOON,
CeFleF Third and Washisgtss steeets,
SEATTLE. w. IT,
THE BEST OF CIGARS, WINES AND
i. Liquors kept.
Nude every evening. and . general
FRANK PETERS.
fel Il
A CARD.


THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM
the employers Of MI. Cannon, ono Of
the victims Of tho Josephine disaster.
speaks for ITSELF Mr.. Cannon was in.
Uurcd In the Travellers Accident Inear.
ance Company. Of Hartford. for 4D0C.
through tho agency Of w. II. Taylor s
Co, Of this city.
NEW YORK. March ~ 1854
w. u. Taylor. Esq., Seattle. w. t.
Dear FIR: Your letter Of the 23th nit, in
tho matter Of X T. Cannon, deceased, 10
coived. We are under OBLIGATIONS for the
services y00 have rendered IN the matter.
and are pleased TO infosm you that the
money on his policy has been paid. The
Company acted In highly commeadahle
maAnef. Yours, very truly.
REED. BATES 3 COOLEY.
The t" Trave'er's, Of Hartford" have q
world wide reputation for square dealing
and prompt settlements. It 10 the largest
and soan6est Accident lnsugAAoe Com
pany In tho World, and has larger husi-
ness than al the other so-callcd !" Acct
dent Insurance Companies rom Med.
Be sure and get . policy il this old and
reliable company Ct once. Take no other
ct any pFica W. H. TAYLOR & Co,
Butlors building. are The aGeuts For Be-
attle. ap6 lw
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CARD.

A LII PERSONS HAVING HERETO
A fore bought Of John J. Moss. as ut.
t0rney In fact for Catherine and Henry
OFT lots nv bl 9cks IN South Seattle. King
county. w. T.. are hereby notified 70 call
upon him. at his residence In Seattle, end
get quit claim deed from himself and
wife, which will perfect title to all who
may avail themselves OF tho opportunity.
April Is 1854 flml JOHN J. MOSS.
Portland and Victoria papers Please copyl
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WnI foLlcv rns IAv.-y. T. Ron.
aid. -. ~ aivsn sp ~ nal sstsg1
oeaans9 - sssursd N ol5cs q nou,
~ noyd = Pnoein's baildinQ. vher, he
- y sses osvoee hi entire asfsatian
49, essseS e his prossnian-shs
=. no1a,d csns here nearly .
-, 80. .nd b hts fair and upriahi
= 80 hie fellow man has mad
: - 49, = fsisada He + lhsr.
S.eev rslasele. and psopls sutruseins
ss. .ns1 y ~ Aands 1sea a@srsd their
M i3seessn .tli = sorupalooaly guarded.
~. noe9lo - hesn asni0ne1 By u
eo9n - osesod Doh. NaitksuA = hard
elsaseo now eonfnsd ia jsil and e -
s ssssd: y elsarinR MIN u Mn b : 81
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r. SCOTT&.sON,
new LIST is
FOR APRIL

r OFFER FOR SALE, AT PRICES AS
L low a. anybody'A.
A beautiful residence corner Of Fourth
and Spring streets.
Another choice residence. with two lotA
corner Fifth ard Madison streets.
Two sgsesp I'D iass. vitA HOSES. On sisth
Fine two-story house and lot ON West
styoet, TIVE blocks from Pine. nice m
Splendid lot on Second street near Pine.
with small houAo, for o41oa
Two lots and house, In block 81, heirs Of
B. A. Bells edition.
Two choice loss On Coppin's Hill, with
Fine lot corner Third and Pine streets.
Ten lots in c. Hanfordis addition, for
Two splendid lots on Seventh and JET.
ferD0n. with house, Fine view.
Five mo lots On Broadway. for S43sO.
LotsS aud II. block =. A. A. benny's
Lot and half In block So May.srdA
Two hiocka n RoSinser:a , sS1;.s.,
Two loeD In WoxsptaD o0disloo,
Two lots In Eastern, for 1851.
Two for SEQ: two for Sion
Twenty for e3sO b $50 each.
A INV choice Iots in Union addition. NJ
$50 The best value IN the marked.
Two oholos lneD ooenoe Third aud pfne.
A frw two-acrs tracts q Smiths Covo,
for e25o each.
Two avs.aars trasts In Seattle Home
Twelve lots In Northern addition for saoo
Hundreds Of lots IN al parts of the ETY.
cou and see full list
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

DnAsn or Ma nrsroa.--Aller Z Iona
tllns.a, 1rA Muneua. sslict a the lats
Sssy Huston. did Yesterday afsesnoon.
Inc deeeaaed vAs native Of Rplfast.
Ireland. 49, 1S yeaxA Wxa Hantoc
!savse eeat4d hee tUo aaRiod dauch-
oseA Mn 2. Dualssy % Sodh Vreek.
and Mn 7. Liable Of this eity.-Sis~d-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

THs CANADIAN PAcuIc TKsxISus. :
The pevple OF Port Moody appear to be
we'll posted in all matters connected
With the terminus, and are hurrying up
building at . tremendous rate. Mr..
Grant has taken possession OF The nev
store erected for him BY Mr.. b. Kelly.
Eckstcin's store is nearly completed;
Murray's hotel will DO up in another
week o. 70; Cain and Blue have iust I'm
ished 6ume 70 run down cedar billeta,
and the addition to the Caledonisn Hotel
10 about ready for occupation. The new
trail from tho North Road, ont out at
the expense Of Messrs. Kelly aud Clarke.
b Vraeticable for horses, and has an ex-
Q liant grade. The trees at the entrances
70 the trail are biased. % that il cannot
b missed. Mr.. Ti61n, who has been
turning out soms Arst -claas ohineles,
will have some nov machinery added
10 his mill in q few days, in order to
enable him to meet the great
demand for these articles at Port Moody.
Extraordinary efforts are bsina made
BY the oontFa1tors to complete the pef-
manent way ~ rapidly as possible, and
work 10 being pushed forward With that
end In view.-GHdrdiaR.
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SMITn-yn Lowell. Snohomish county, W.
T., Apeal II. to ths wife of &. d. Smith.
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Net earnings. e4s,1ll $ll3,4,

For the tvo months there vas an in
GREASE Of eN.9i, or SO per cent, In
earnings; an increase Of $2a,996 o. 81
per cent. in expenses. an incrsase Of
4l5, 95, or 10 6 per cent. IN net earnings.
The gross receipts and net earnings OF
the Impeuvement Company mast In
GREASE rapidly from this on; in fast,
must have been ons-third greater In
February and March than in December
and January, and viii probably approx
imate four million dollars income dur
ing the current year.