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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-29

ideu uno neuSieri8 an. Gas iunse
Wdbden, bas, man wu6te ni1t ppber,
auf @mpfebluns bes alten Serrn 8arner
beiut @eidmiiterpaar wpbnte, mar nit
Memanbem i'm Dorfe in 8eruhruna aez
fOmmen, tpenn aud Sober es Sfter Bate
surds Dorf sebsn ieben pber ibm auf
benz BeDe bese8net mar. DaB es falf
tasli4 5ar sndoisen 6rau sinse, muBte
man aud, unb namentlid bic iunsen9eute
beS Srtes 5erbradsn f1 ben Topf barii=
Der, tpelde 8ewanOuiB oas baben f5nute
gfun itaub bas Nitbiel auf einmat mitten
5wiIden ibnen, Taft rod Elm Sinb, unb es
mar nidts GuBerse erDbalides an ibm gu
entbeden.
Oie Stimmen murben ausaetbeilt uno
Sebaitian nabn, leben @inselnen ans
@lapier, bas ber 2ehrer aus leinem 3iu1=
mer bereitnilis bate beruber brinsen
lalien. GS mar, ais mGre Der alte Wann
nm swan5is Sabre ianser seuorosn, 10
frdfti9, 70 heuois ibte er iein Nmt.
Ser junse 2ebrer bate lid 3u ibm seieet
uno betradtete ibn nit Gerwunceruns.
gs sins lansiam nit benz llnterridt,
benn @ebaitian mar ihmer gu befriebisen,
nnb Netta wurbe bic 3eit lang wie ben
anberen Saalern. bic idpn anfinSen,
leife plauoernb fd in 0ruppen 5uiammen
gu itellen unb fd frasten, mas benn saS
fremce WdOdeu bier wolle. Ia rief
Sebaftian aud lie ans Glapier nnD eab
i9r ibre gfcten. @an3 unbefansen fins
iie an. Sci ben eritsn TSnen iab Der
iunse 2sbrsr, Der biz oabin bas biblidc
Ufdoden fam beadtet bate, perwunoert
gu i6m auf.
(TD,tsk1u1 fr,at
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-29

*2pbia 6. pintbam's 9rduter=Mi=
f6ung f6tpobl tpie ibr 8lut=&einiger
iperben beibe in No, 233 unb 235 g8e=
fern 9(Denue, 2pnn, Mail. Subereitet.
preis ieber einselnem $1.-Se9s 6la=
i6en flir $5.-per Yolt III piaen ober
2ii6el6enform, nod gmpfans oes
preiies, 81 per S6adtel fir ieoe, ber-
ianbt. Trau pinfbam beantwortet be-
reitipilligit jeoe Mnfrase, Die an lie se=
ri6tet ipiro. Nfan 5enoe cine 3 Sent
YDftmarfe fir bic Qlnttport.
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Gin Der. staateu sln,polt ,nrid,t.

@ol. s.. @alters, Ser. Gtaaten Gi=
itIift 4nwalt, &anias Gitp, Mo.,
aatorilirt ben folgenben 8eribt; rS a.
m aritan Werpine furirte meine
Ni6te bon ardmpfen," gu baber bel
9lpDtbefern. $3.50.
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Us. wautb,s meucr solop,t

auf bem 0iigel bes @puDermememt=
Depot am terminus Der GtraBen=
babn. Ser bette plab filr frii1es
Bier, quite Qemonaben, GobatpaNer,
feline @igarreil, gutter 2un6 &C. Seoer=
mann, pel6er oas Goubernement=
Depot beiu6t, berfeble ni6t, oorsu=
lpre6en. 80, ,6Wtt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-29

9utb & Yollbre1t, PIG
Grodett Ylof. sllamo pla3a. iinb
Ngenten fir Die beriibmten @uttas
perda= fertig gum @ebrau1 angema6s
ten Gurben, ebenfalls fir Yearsers
patent Cotton Sprinfler.
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Matterl aRattsr!! Matter II

MATTER! Wntter!! Whittier q!
Drbst Str bee Na&ts sea5rt wsrbsn
unb In Gursr Nute untsrbrcHsn burm tas
G6rfltn slnss iranfsn 9lntss, wsIHts
Shmerstu bonn DurnbreMsn Der 3dtns
ltItfi? 81 - Der Tan, 70 iauft cine
GIafde BON Nrs. Utnstows 9 Q ..
tting Sprup. Gr wirb ben armen
2lsiasn icfort BON ftiuen S&msr,eu bt.
frsifn. Mau psrlaGe I'D barauf, "a tilft.
Gs n fsins SHUTTER auf Grbsn, bic 10 Der.
(u&it unb GuH ni&t miiitdIeR piirbs, BAT
ss bic Gineswsibs. rrsulirt, bsn alsinsu
8 iife NIB @siuntteit uub Der Muttss
q uts bssfHaft, tob 20 wit 3aubr mirlt.
. AZ Mittel IL lltfr In aIsn Gdusn une
en- gsnttm son @el&mad zee, wirb ppu
cline rtsr dltshsn unb tsRtn Dcttcsinnsu
In b en- Bn. Standardization. llsbsr.
u1u taten,bs GIal&e 81 25 Qsnss.
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Die sr66te 9(uswabl BON 0erren=
unb &nabem Gleibern unb 6urniibing
@oObs in Oct Stabt, bic BON Seoers
mann lobalo als mOgli6 inipi5irt per=
ben iollten. bel
Sheets, gorreoon & Cattle,
Grodett-Slof MlamD .Ylasa.
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= Baunnternebmer MAIDEN mir biers
burb aif bas quite gliiortement BON
Giienmaaren allsr 9lrt, Der Serren
Sutb & 8ollbreGt, 219 gro-
dettsSlpd, @lamo=plaSa, aufmerflam.
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GarbDs
Drup6Q(aCtiC }lui0.
Gin SanStptrtbi6jaftS=8 fiir
a4aNntettieti Sfantitienaebraudl.

\ 0csett SharIa3
1to typb6ieVteber,
Il 9ipttberte, Spei.
q 6ahaf, Set5ges
q f1wise, VuGin,
4 Maietu ,i1o ale
atsStefettoeu &ranfs
= beite,t. @er &rante
; sebrautGan. @elbeS
ipprieu, ,ta0Se.tt SaS
'ft9efnnoet, ba..c.
Gfor6n. furirt.
Sin Nittsi sessn tbtss
ride Deer GHan,eu9ifte,
Gtt1e &c.
saodeM ;sns :]ssfsa.s
Warben vsrDnasS,
Gin Miits!iso nietns
Namifie fe..a;a eie ,soden.
So be *. aai rSl1iSn
Gu; ber sa..s,.t perfiel
niat In Sietert;se, be-
belt feine B9aennarben,
tonn.e nab e.tua bret
@ptben ipieber um6ers
ssben, uub bic 4nDeren
i'm pauie bNeben perz
iacnt. S. 8. Garftn>
Ip;t, Ynilaeelp6.a.
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Sas feinite Derrenz unb &naben=
llnterseug, 9emoen. Striimpfe, 9oienz
irdger &C., pelde ie importirt polben,
bel Sbeets, GorreDon & Cattle,
@rodett=8lod MlamD .Ylaaa.
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Gpmptcme elmer
ntb Gtt0em g eb er.
afaiiaef an Appetif, @csdrm gcrftppfung,
g1nier;eft i'm Scpf nit eiiiefn bumpfen @efiibt
I'm 5tnferfcpfe, G6merjen unter ben gdyulters
blattern, Mu}getie6eniein nad BEN gfteu, NIT
abneianms gegen jebe f5rperiihe cber getfti9e
xtdtigfeif, rsi;bareeE Temperament, triibeG eGfiit>
miiis NIT benz beicnoereu @efitles trgenb
cine Ctliesenbeit persefien ~ babcK, Miiots-
feit, Wirre, &er5flcpfer, Yunfte Dor ben auger,
ssbs Sant ss.Rast &ssidnsrsf,, NO SsssAaie
ffisenesn zraunsl, fart ssfartter tarin uno
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q Z + It . y { u tisN.

TuffS y 9fIIsm fInt fpe,isa FIR biefe Ndne
bertitefs efueDpffb ptruriddpt einsn cIdenaBed,s
fsf I'm BeHnbens BAT ttr eeicsnte erffaunt ~.
eiecernetreneen BEN 1es<ftf unp psrnrtadsn mI<it@s
4Dfrxana auf <reau,naS prqone eth regeimdtts
ctr 9fubian1sa tsxporesenten iptrp pres % 0snts.
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- mff'8 q air . /, E.

grane 9aare eser . ate tvsrpen purt9 Elm ensages
ssssss eess AZ. sas Sass ms @
ssTsS,ia. no su ssFass. sgctSsten Oser utrs Ha
Office 35 0Rurrop Gtrsrf gteusQ3prf.
fDr Iutr4 uinnuats werfbboter nuferipeiiuaem une1
JhtI1sr&eaepteo oou prr augevianaen irst pexIeHpeU
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-29

fanb ct feline 6rau gebunben un6 in
etnem i6redliben 3uitanoe Dor. Spfort
tuurbe Die sanse Na6bari6aft in 8e=
tpesung seiebt un6 Se6ermanu betbeiz
ligte 1i6 an Der 8erfolsung Ser Sal
lunfen. @iner bericlben, 2acep, tpuroe
Bel GellpbiGe berbaftet unb 1T bpn Grau
&ogers ibentifieirt tporben. Ser anbere,
9ouelas, tuurrein Marlbaa ererifsn."
Wie bie seitrigen 9epefhen meloeten,
1T SaceD berciis gelDn6t morben. 9ouz
alas befanb iib in oen 6dnoen oes
Sberiffs unb iaB in Der Sail. Na6 oen
beutigen Oepel6en 1T er ebenfalls bon
Der 8olfsra1e ereilt pprben. $50 be-
rittene Mdnner eri6ienen por Der Sail,
iiberipdltigten Die gta9e unb bolten
ben Terbre9er beraus, tporauf 1ie nit
inn bapon ritten. glm nd1fen Morz
gen fano man feline 2ei9e an einem
Baum, nabe Der na6 2inben fiibrenoen
2anoitrabe, bangen.
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Sieber lit bamit sebeilt
f6warse Grbred)sta Il
SFtebernne nnb framss
Wersomett erquiet nno
@mtottege,t perhutet
burb 8apen nit g0ar=
Bps NlIib."
ilnretitc 2uf t itnihdbz
ltd eemdht u. seretnist.
@esen i6lit,t t,tett gals
Elm fihere8 5eilmittel.
Wufte6m,t9sitoff Serz
fort.
gsssn erfrcrette TlSe,
5roftbettIe,;, Sauts
osrbotocit, aiifge=
riebene Samt &c.
0beuttsatts:i.aS &C.
hetlt.
Gs;6er, tpsiSer3eint
eur@ ben @ebrau9 he5
rSluib" erlanst.
JiifSneGss perbitet.
Gum Sseti,igeu DeS
sttbsa.S unb Gaus
bern Der 21bns lit
e5 uniibertreiflih.
&atarrb gelinoert uun
seGetit.
UcIe sebeilt.
Sras!otuunsfa auf ter
Gtelle selintsrt.
gsarbcn rersiitet.
Gt;Dr tarirt.
@unoen raid seaeilt.
SD babe ba5 pSluir"
1iareno tlnIerer iesigen
Gaar.aafieber Seirlia=
tluns NIT ent5.h,ercnta
@Hben dnserenset. IS
TT iir oas aranteaSimmer
unenasli9. = lSiH. i.
GenoiesS, fsprie, Ma.
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Wanesxbiit linipe2fstGt, SsaibSiue, 9smn.:
Sd beihetnise he boei aDrtrcffir6en Gigenfdaiten
o1n S,rpf. Darbps p4rophy.aeste Sluip.n ats De5=
i1ficirunss= unS Jie atJuna a5lntsl 1T e5 ipppbt
taecreiiih i5ie prasitb rrr;iyiaer als anbere be=
pSarbDS sylaioA sois5 cmpfoDlen bon:
Spu Megauper $. S;epaens, @eprgia;
SEQ. GsaS. s. Oeem5 Sremflin9s= Stride, 81. g.;
Sui &c 6pute, Goiuinbia, llnireritatSprcf., G.G.;
9icp. Geo. s. Gie:te, gisDf so. Gpisc STRIDE.
Ssure)aaS slasbspcnoi9 fir ieoen SemSbaIt.
loua.pmnsn anilhs.i H. 5u innerltaem ccer duber.
l,s5em WeeTa.e, i.ir g2sni4sn unb Dteb.
qas 7!nie@ II jr:hrIid5 erprpbt ,rprten uub mtf
tTcn aal9e,f ppaaai, bab e5 asie5 has bemrtt mas
hics raa ,bsi .cDauatet ,pirb. 3ur poltanftseren
# ,S'mit laiie i,iaa 10 bet i,taem apottefer Elm
loldr bsr eroilGle ltbea cber penbe lit be8bol6
q 0tsc1ibinle.,
$. . 3etItu s So,
~ase,eiseale E 6. cr.is1s, 8bila6eIptte
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***nSft lobt man ben Menl6en ,pe=
gen ieines Nmtes." 9lber 9fierenfraut
muB man ieines eigenen, tpirfli9en
@ertbes tpegen loben, mel6er erpropt
uno gepriift tporoen 1T, unb Der betpie=
fen, baB oieie Mebisin in feiner tpeient=
li6en @igenf6aft, fraft melder Magen=
i6wdd]e, golbene 9lber, Magens uno
2eber=a =aranfbeiten sebeilt porben fino,
irgeno etipas gu miini6en iibrig gelal.
fen bat. Gs miro in trodener uno fliii=
flyer Sorm Subereitet.
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Semben fir Serren (unlaundred)
60 Sent bas Stiif beim Gamous.
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FItaH3Su 0upetettuu8s
Gin iideres9 fnr ale weibIbenG Gdwddben.
1nie 3eueorree, unregeImdbige nni fdtmeraItbe
&einigung, Gntsinbutlg unb 0ejdwiire i'm SHUTTER
ieib, asrolapiuS ntert, Biutab5at, &C.
Nay Mnaenebm I'm gef1mad, rfrfjan, unS
Jofort erfolgretd Gs TIT pon Grober 6iffe ipdbrenb
Der S1wanaerfddft, unb iinbert Sdmersen ipdbs
rent Der 9sburt unb pdbrenb ber regcfina5isen
YerioSen.
sisratt brnatsn nab beridreiben rs torttuahreuS.
Ha5 Sar uue S6wdten In beu Grseuaunasors
eanen beioer Gei4ledter ftebt es feinem Re bem
publifum anempfoblenen SefImi.tcl mad urS fir
iealie Mrt Nierentranibeite ft es sas bette OUTS.
inittsi Ssr Belt!
Has~ Wteren arnnfteitcn beiber OeidsIcd,.
ter ftnocn TIM &cbrnutb ciefce Sell.
mtfteis grpRe Grieidjteruug.
apbia g. Ytnfbam's Blnt aeiniaer pertreibt lea.
Hoe Spur pon DIutrcrberbnne, unb eIeidseitia
traftiat bos gdn5e 36rperfpitem Sts latiemten.
Pie @irtnng beffelten If grab, 70 wnnSerbar tuie
bic ber 4fansen' 8uberettung.
ssss gs a'sisss sss s :. sss sa sss; s's;
6lai3en s. 6ritsrs ps. qoi II iien % oSer Sci aiideis
ss pssans wrs anibam nj eT SeTttr r
ipilsit jeeIi6e f9riftIft anfrage. Man fenbe Sc.
Yoftmarfe. 6ircuIdfe {eber,eit perabfoIot. apen
bsjiebe ,fi9 eef. auf bifie asinones.
D6epSis q. Rimib1m's q.ber giu.u surtren
Ssrfopfnng: ga4en Dsi@werben unS aebersers
xTSet antm Qipstbefern su babsm.v
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9ipbt9eris
berbatst.

Tie GerSte bier se=
brailaen Darius r5luibn
NIT srrBeia Gr5pl5e tci
Siphtberie.
q. Stpltenn ID erf,
@reeu35 10, l!ld.
Vled)te ausgetrptnet.
GbDIera rerbiset.
@sinwuss serstntst
unb 5ebeilt.
Sci Eoo;S5SIeu ieGte
eSr 2ei1ndm ea'ait be-
barre!t neresi, IS
:riro jefs, lrireriidea
@eenh per3;t, III.
Ger agsgesefa,ue
Wr;t Or. s. Wariom
Gims, New Dpri, fast :
sSh bin uter3eust, eab
,Srcf. Oarbp8 BrppbYz
lGc.ic Stub Elm pertb4
pcGe3 EeSinIicirunS5.
mittel it,"
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= 8rabanbter, 8aleneienne, Paz
riler, @uifi6e. Sd9liltbe unb leinene
Spiben in groBer Nuspabl billi9lt beim
ssamous.
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= Garens,; Gelb= mb Wlumenid>
mereien, bon Qanoretb & Sons, ieoer
Nrt empfieblt gu Original-p preiIen
9nt6 & &@ollbre6t
4,4- @rofett=8lpf, Mlamp=Y YlaSa.
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| Gs merst
MaIaria aus.

bebient, 5plte es reibltd
fSteber lit bamit sebeilt
fG)War,e Grbredlet, Sta
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gertiee Mn3iiee
81 ben biaisiten Yleiien.

Infer Eager in Geioen=
uno g pmnler &leiheritDffen
1T baS 9rDBte in Ger Gtobt.
gSas bic Gualitdt ser @aa<
ren unb ibre 8illigfeit be-
trifft, 10 intt eS ieincS @lei=
9en.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-19

Court met pursuant TO adjournment.
jacob Thompson and Ole j. Arnud
we're admitted 70 citizenship.
The cause Of Blanche 8. Cady W.
George Shilling. ct. al. was dismissed
az TO the d. PENDANT Williams, and il
was allowed TO amend the complaint
accordingly.
William II. Smith, indicted for main
tanning a put he nuisance appeared and
requested that he be allowed until this
morning to plead. The time was granted
and the defendant was released on $40
bail with J. McPhee as surity.
The trial of Michael Shelly, charged
With displaying murderous weapon
contrary to Law, was taken mp. j. c.
Haines, ESQ.,, appeared for the defend
ant. After hearing the evidence and
argument OF counsel, the jury retired
and after deiiberation returned a YER
dict of guilty.
The case of Tse-tse-lum, alias Indian
Tom, next brought up, occupied the re-
mainder of the afternoon. Indian Tom
is charged with having committed an
assault with intent to commit murder.
The course of the Law in this case has
been rapid. The alleged crime vas COM
mitted on last Sunday; Tom was Ar
rested on Monday, bound over to the
Grand Jury on Tuesday; indicted on
Wednesday and his trial vas CON-
menced on Thursday. o. Jacobs, Esq,
appeared for the defense. After the
hearing of tie evidence the Court ad-
journed until $50 this morning.
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MrurcrpAr.

MUNICIPAL
economy 10 matter that ID every day
coming more urgently before the
Mayor and Council. and all citizens
having tho good Of the city at heart
unite in the hope that they will no
longer attempt to dodge IL. Is does
look as II . combination Of pecuniary
ills were about to be visited upon the
city. ills that were plainly foreaeen and
foretold for months, but ills that the au-
thorities Tor reasons best known 70
tbemselses have % far seen fit TO en-
tirely ignore. They may perhaps be
met and averted. bot that q ( "OPENS
not at all likely. The most prudent
way for the city TO pursue ID to call q
halt IN all unnecessary expenditures, 70
Gus down and econOmixe wherever pos
gble. The time has mot yet come for
Seattle officials TO make two, three or
i've hundred dollars . month. Neither
% this the best period Of the year for
the carryinQ-on of q tremendous sys-
tenn Of street improvements. The
present council should not have let
moro than two or three email street
contracts. and they in August last.
After August h too late TO beaiu any
considerable work In the streets. The
spring and early summer ID the right
time. Tho Treasury has number Of
leaks that should BE- stopped. The
Mayor and Council arc at Ieast politi-
caiiy responsible 10 the people, and IN
all thai that implies viii Be- held 40
countahls for their action or inaoeion in
this matter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-19

WIDEN THE SrREETs.-The announced
intention of Messrs. Frye, Brown and
Gatzert to give five feet firm the front
of their fots to the street, and the actual
giving by Mr.. Yesler of the front of GER
tain lots of his for the same purpose,
suggests the idea that other property
owners do likewise before encumberine
their lots With large and costly brick
and stone buildings. Five feet or eight
feet on both sides the street will make a
handsome addition TO the width will
greatly beautify Our business thorough
fares will let in more light and health;
will add to the convenience of tenants
will considerably decrease the danger
from fire; will lower insurance, and
will be a great good in many ways.
Taking that quantity Of land frsm the
10 feet long lots of our town will not
appreciably diminish them, nor will it
in majority Of cases diminish their
value a dollar. In fact, few persons
doubt that il will make them more val
liable. Lest, however, objection may
be offered By owners Of lots to this re-
duction, plan ID suggested whereby all
loss may be avoided. The city can give
to owners of lots the 16-feet alleys run
ming through the blocks. In the bust
mess quarter this l6 feet is more needed
for streets than as alleys. As long a.
our down town houses were of one and
two stories in hight small otherwise
and built of wood, and as long as cur
population numbered but q few thou-
sands, there was small call for streets
more than 66 feet wide, but now that
costly. permanent, 6reproof buildings,
three, foar and i've stories high are 90
ing up, change of policy becomes alb
solutely necessary. That the Streets
must be videned Ia plain, and that they
can now be widened at less cost than
later Is no less plain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-19

Following are the transfers Of real
estate. as recorded at the Auditors office.
since our last report:
Austin A. Bell to Lorenzo II. Graves.
lots 8 and in block 4S of Bells second
addition, $50.
Morton G. Hunter to Thomas G. Van
Mugs, all of his interest in lots and G
In block q of Maynard's plat Of Seat
tie, 81.
Laura X. Coffman to William N. Golf.
man, lots and in block . of Bells
second addition, 81.
John n. Munsox to William H0yt, Il
of the s. w. of section 8. township
80, north of range west, the s. w. 4
of section 80. township 30, north OF
range vost, the s. e. of section 81,
township 80, north of range 3 west, all
situated in Claliam county, and the N.
E. of section IS, township Is. nerth
Of range 4 east, King county, $18S3.
Thomas Burke 10 John Cunningham,
lots 10 and IL in block 10 of Burke's frs,
addition. 500.
John H. McGrav, Sheriff. to Adolph
Plate, property sold at Sheriff's sale on
July 18th, $l944.47.
Charles Swenson to SWend Nicholson
the east II of lots and 5 in block OF
Deans addition, $500.
Frank Oakley to j. w. Edwards, lott
IS and IA in block Ii of Union addition
$1,000.
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GRArUsreUs TRANSPORTATION.

Council Bill No. n, 70 regulate Rratu.
itous transportation. introduced by MI
Houehton. Of Pierce County, reads as
follows:
he Il enacted by the Legislative As
sembly Of the Territory Of Washington
That any person who shall, within this
Territory travel. or have freight carried
upon any car. weasel or other vehicle of
any transportation line, without first
having paid or agreed to pay to the
owner OF owners of such line, some ex'
prees, valuable, fair, full and lawful
oousideFation for such travel or oar
riaQe. and every owner Of q tranporta-
ton line, partly or entirely within the
Territory, Who shall knowingly permit
any person % to travel, or have freight
carried within this Tertiary, or any car,
yeanel or other vehicle Of such line, shall
forfeit and pay for each offense the sum
of go, oue-third to the informer snd
twe-thirds TO the Territory, TO be recov-
bred In civil action; provided that the
foregoing ehail not apply TO Gases Of
charity nor the case OF an owner officer,
director, agent or employee Of any
transportation limo travelling, or having
freight carried in good faith. on busin-
- % said line"
This bill, with some notifications. will
b IN excellent ono for our Legislature
10 enact. II AL FREQ transportation-to
olsraymsn. Newspaper mon. merchants
politicians. friends. ~ we'll a. officials
and Legislators done away with
and everybody made to pay alike fol
The sams service. trafiio rates in Wash
ington Territory could be reduced sc
per cent. without losa 10 the transport.
alton companies.
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The change h postage seems 10 have
muddled . good many persons, and
since October In, the Postoflice Depart.
msnt has been deluQed with letters OF
inquiry. SPEAKING Of this, a prominent
Warrington Official Of that department
says: at b queer what vague ideas
msst people have on most subjects. The
change In postage b . good illustra-
ton. Il b = plain and simple ~ pos-
sihls. The domestic letter rate has
beeu changed from three osnts TO two
csnta- That b Ill. Yet 70 have had
hundreds Of letters from Postmasters,
NOT 10 speak Of other people, ask.nR II
the old two-oent stamps wcre good. II
Ne Newspaper postage and wrappers
wsre s2ill the same. II the local city
postage was reduced 10 ous can't, IL for
eien postage vAs affected, II old three.
esnt stamps were good, and the like,
The answeF We make Ii that all Stamps
Ars good, and that Il costs two cents for
each half ounce 70 ssnd . letter any.
where in the United States. There ID
some reason IN supposinR the local rata
vas peupoFtionatsly reduced, but, ~ 4
mAAass al fAst. Il vas not done. For
siRn pesGaes h unchanged. sxcsps that
under The provisioas Of tho postage
treaty with Canada. lsttsrs 70 that coun
cry azsssnt a orr domestic rate. which
Il nov no centa."
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FREIGHT ovER THE NoRTHKRN PACIFIC.
Small quantities of freight are be-
ginning TO be received here, having
come through from the East by the
Northern Pacific route. Such receipts
are not nearly 90 common, however, a.
might be supposed. as il seems that the
Company are not a. yet making any par
ticular effort for this through freight.
The only large consignment 90 far recsiv-
ed consisted Of 800 barrels Of whisky for
Goldstein 4 Co. All other receipts have
been OF freight in small quantities and
the entire amount, including that which
has been received for distribution 10
other points, does not exceed ten car
loada
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Pioneers Meeting.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
L the Society of Pioneers of King
County. at the Office Of H. l.. Yesler. on
Saturday, the 10th Of October. at 7-3O .. m.
All members are requested to attend. as
there will be important business.
A. A. DENNY, Pres't.
WV. H. GILLIAN. Sec'y.
Seattle, Oct. IL 1881 ocli I'd
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Hx .BEx. This is the name given

THE BKx."-This is the name given
the new steamer built for and belong
ing to Captain 4. o. Benjamin, winch
il nov about ready for trade. She il .
propeller, Is feet long. 10 wide. ~
deep. and b as pretty craft a. plies
these waters. Her hoose ID 81 feet long.
il rounded at both ends, and il mono too
large in size to prevent getting around
the deck with ease. The Bee vas built
by j. G. Hornbeck at Eagle Harbor, and
will be uasd by Captain Benjamin in
the trade Ut the bay, running about,
tewing. wrccking. fcrrying, or in what
ever else in her line there 10 call.
PxRsoSAL--Delegate Thos. H. Brents
arrived here yesterday on his annual
tour Of the Territory. and win leave for
Tacoma this aftsFnooa. hr. Brents ex-
peots TO 90 East about the middle Of
November. In conversation with q
Pugr- reporter he stated
that q vigorous effort vOuld be made 10
secure the admission Of WaahinRtou
Territory at this session Of Congress
although the Delnocratio majority IN
the HOUSE would seem to render success
almost an imposaihiiity. Still there are
some hopes that an arrangement can Be
made nuch - 20 secure Justice to the
ps0pas 81 ths Territory.
HHIIflHs8 CTjRR VIII. inpna>aiaH~
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Situation Wanteo

RY A GERMAN LADY. rHOR(
- u competent and rpli able. =
keepor and q Oh in priyate fanI
ply q this otiicA