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.REIDHARDT, IHZ CLOTH|ER.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF DISTRIBUTION OF
Presents at Rainhardt's Clothing House Until
SATURDAY, NGAn,Cu 10. 1eaa

we intended to present the Grand Piano. Silver Tea Ser
vice ana Ladys Dressing Case the Oath instant as
but owing to the incl of the weather
.ns PAST Two weeks our many and customers de-
6een requested by many patrons to delay the Drawing
untl after the lst OF March, in order to give all fair
at these fine have concluded to
tne Drawing until SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1885 On that
IN the distribution of these costly articles we trust will
not De by the public want it dtnctv
UNDERSTOOD by all that there will be further
on any and goods in the viii be closed
Those who study their interests will be sure to call on
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xrw YORK, March 2,-Murphy Il Co..
Is in hides and leather, have assigned;
aeH nralerence. The firm refuse to make any
statement.
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Hanged Himself.

SAN Francisco, March 2.-Sng Lum, the
Chinese murderer, who was to have e. oe cen
srecnted to-day, hanged himself IN me cell
this morning during the temporary absence
N the GUARD.
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Not An Amateur EAort.

NEW YORK, March Harry hil ah says 3
lore Dunn, who killed Elliot once sho' /"
IAN in Mulberry street.
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anarchists in Jail at Espera declared thew
and two or three Others were pledged 10
murder landlords and commit robbery and
arson at the bidding of.leaders.
GIVING HIM SHOW.
PARIs, March 2.--rhe Temps saws:
Byrpe will be released instantly if it be
proved he was in London on May 9Th last
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Terrible .

EVANSVILLE, IND, March 2.-Mr. Fred
II. Witness, of Springfield, Illinois, sent by
Governor Hamilton to investigate and re-
port upon the state of affairs at Shawnee
town, arrived here from that place to-day,
and at once telegraphed the governor that
help for the distress is imperatively de.
manded, and that to be effective it should
be immediate. He says the situation there
10 terrible beyond the power of any one to
describe. There are between 500 and 600
houses in We town, every one of which is
under water. Only thirty are inhabitable,
and these only in the upper stories. More
than 100 houses have iloated from their
foundations. Five hundred people are re.
celvlng relief. 0ne-half to two-thirds Of
Gallatn county is flooded, fences gone, corr
destroyed, stock drowned and the people
driven from their homes. Dysentery, pneu
mOnia and malarial fevers prevail and art
Increasing.
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Attention, Druyylsts,

viii sell barter or exchange large and
assorted drug stock at a sacrifice; will take
tso'thirds in land; good reasons Tor selling.
For particulars address Druggist, lock box
~, Marshall, Texas.
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:. .nst,
lniversity
amendmen\
ported progreA
h at 3 p. IN. to-thvs.v~
IN adjourned.


\ to-day: Texas and Louisl-
a.. ..s, =: ~. company, Beaumont capital
Grande Cattle company, Of Colorado City;
ca,i,al stock, $250,0O0. Alexander MIL
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Notice IN Cotton Buyers and Planters.
Therepairs being made on the Merchants
press do not interfere in the least with my
s,usiness, and cotton will be received and
ltored In the building as usual.
sh II. II. RAINEr,
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Additional Washington News Notes.


WASHINGTON, March .. - The Evening
Star says; Does the Congressional Record
record? II not, what ~ the use of printing
II under the pretense that 1t is an Official
transcript of the proceedings OF congress
There Is not word in to-day s issue OF that
publication to show that there occurred
IN the house of representatives last night u
scene, which no one can fail to pronounce
dsgraceiu in the rv''rn,u. such was the
unpleasant truth. TO read toe official
proceedings as printed in the Record, we
would suppose that all the mem oers
had behaved with the utmost dignity
and decorum. The reports of the senate
proceedings are no better. A few days ago
two members of that body exchanged
opinions the reverse of complimentary, ou'
their remarks, although uttered in loud ant
threatening tones, apparently hilet
to reach the ears OF thu
official reporters, as Their repor
gave rot the slightest sigl
Of what occurred. II IL wore. not 10
tie daily papers, the country would get ou
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a tour Of tue s,u,e.
The French Opera compAA I'm
"Jewees" Tonight to delghtA mick u
n.n..n totv~- sterns hoA


DESIsos, March 5.--lspecial lon satur-
day nigh, burglars entered the hardware
store of I,ceper. Baldrick A On and carriad
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endment
that this
.kts,u ~
STOCKS AND BONDS.

INDUSTRIES %; manufacturing iron nor to
nu, ding peN.tentiaties or reiormatories.
PnndinY lAcnssinn the senate adinnrnad
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Baird

BAIRD, March 5.-[Speclal. l-7Reports
reached hare to-day TINT the wester,, h,,s,.a
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DEHELTF,

DEBELTFl
% Of DR.. X. c. YVES
oatinent TO cure
male or fcmale
as Nervous NJ
Loss OF Menu
Niary Emissi,
rain, self-ebJ
'uarantee N
\ the mo
cure in
,xes Il
10. Nv
y, led
ate
DIV "
a he
:, 1ts on r,
N.ipdiyid
Spshirs an
=. ~eppev'
with the pu
yed and Loo
d farms.
6f.NT FIRE,
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ALDANY, n. Y, March 2.-Ine veto
ofthe tve-cent fare bill by Governor Cleye-
land creates considerable excitement. The
message from the governor says the stocks,
and bonds are held by large number OF
citizens and the income depends entirely
upon fares. The reduction proposed is II
large one, and it is claimed will permit no
dividends to investors. 1t is manitestly
lm-ortunt that invested capital be pro
tec,ed and its necessity and usefulness IL
the development Of enterprises valuable tC
the people will be recognized by conserva
tive conduct on the part of the state gov
eminent. lie is not satisfied that circum
stances exist to reduce The fare on elevated
roads and says, 1t is conceded that no exam
nation has been made to that end.
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ALBANY, n. Y, March 1.-The governor
hasreturned to the assembly the bill reduc-
ing the rate OF the fare of the New YORK
elevated roads, with message giving the
reasons therefor.
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The Mormon officials will Serve VI
Their Terms.
rditor Mcclure Is Arrested Tor AL
legged Libel.

,,hor interesting News by Wire.
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an imperfect and indeed false idea of what
actually occurred in congress.
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL
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lie FOR BLACK LEG.

INDUS. BALDWIN ~ WILLIAMS. Dallas Texas
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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-06

LARGE GROWTH. - People living
in the Eastern States will hardly
credit some Of the stories Told Con-
corning the markable growth of
timber, vegetables, ETC., in WASH
ingtoD Territory. To the people
living on the Sound stories Of this
kind have become quite common.
The latest instance OF the unusually
large growth Of small timber is that
reported to us by resident Of the
Nooksack river. A hazel bush or
tree was measured there recently
and found to be eighteen inches in
diameter, and many others measure
twelve and fourteen inches. East>
ern people will the more readily ar
preciate this remarkable growth,
from the fact that the hazel in the
East is little more than a mere
bush. rarely growing more than an
inch in diameter.
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SKAGET INDIANS - From He

SKAGET INDIANS - FROM Hon.
Orrin Kincaid (who knows) We
learn that on the whole Of the Ska
yet river, above the Sank and in-
GLIDING Sank river, there are only
thirty Eve male Indians. Hence the
threatened Indian war in case the
lands should bo surveyed for the
benefit Of incoming settlers, is but
the empty bravado of \ few 81.
washes, who arc not numerous
enough to get mp anyteing like An
Indian war. These Indians all be-
long to tho Tulalip reservation, and
are known by the name of the Sank
or Upper Sksget Indians. They are
ia the habit of having a grand pot>
latch At some point on the river
once = year. From their behavior
or talk on these occasions people
sometimes imagine that they have
gathered together for mischief,
which is not the case. Johnny
Campbell, of Utsalady, a hslf-breed
son OF Mr.. Campbell, Of that place,
stands at the head Of "the whole
outfit" and 10 charged ut she same
time with the origlnxtion Of all the
deviltry afoat in the tribe.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Delegate 70 Congress. Thoma. n. Brents.
Governor, William A. Newell.
Secretary, N. h. Cwings. s-st~.
Marshal. Cnaa. b. hopkiHs.
u. 3. Attorney, John b. Allen.
Auditor, Thomas NJ. Recd.
Treasurer, r. N. Ford.
eurveyor-0ene VIA. McMicken.
Judge lvt.Jud. DIST, g. q. Vineyard.
Judge ID Jud. Dist, John Hot
Judge I'd Jud. Dist, n. 3. 0rrcue.
Register U. s. Land ONCE J. +. Convey.
Receiver u. q. Land Ofioe, II. g. stuart.
wHrAooM COUNT oyFIcxRs.
Auditor. H. Olothier.
Treasurer, Thomas Couue.
Sheriff. JamcslO Laughlin.
Assessor, Jaines O'Langh.in.
Probate Judge. II J. White.
Surveyor, II. p. stewart.
Coroner, @. n. Crantaii.
School 6upt.. w. Fl. Fouts,
Commissioners: F. Il. 0ilkey, D. X. Hend, rsoD
ard h. p. Downs.
San JUAN COUNT oFsIcRRs.
Auditor, J. L. sherer. Friday Hashor.
Ttesou'sr Israel ks,s. Ssn Juan.
irosas: JaIss. ). 1. sh.ervr. Friday n.rbor.
Surveyor. z. @. Gillette.
Commissioners: WIN. Graham, Of Lopez; Thos
Fleming. VI dan Juan: Mr.. Nichols. o. Orcss.
TsnNs or ooukT.
DIsrRIor couRr.-,feets al Lascnp r the third
Wednesday In June and December OF each year.
C0MMIsslos Rxr' CorRr.-Meets ~ VII tenn shc
nrst Monday In February. Mag, August aud Novem.
Der If each year.
PavsArg CuURr-Meets ct whstco,n the fourth
hOnd In every rec0ud month. coinll,eucinx with
January. If each year.
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NEWS.

FoR our first issue in the new year
we take pleasure in announcing the
publication by the proprietors OF the
Northwest Enterprise of q large
and handsome map of Juan de Fuca
sea, sometimes called Puget Sound,
comprising the whole Of the Fuca
mediterranean in British Columbia
and Washington Territory; size,
36x4S inches; scale. six inches .o
the mile. The map is worth 81. We
offer il as a premium to all new sub
scribcrs of the North west Enter
prise; price, g. a year, payable in
advance.
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BACK ON A VISIT. From . late
number Of tho Courier, published
ut Ottumwa, Iowa, we clip the fol-
lowing, concerning a well known
resident of the Swine mish: Isaac
Ch;lberg, of Laconner, w. IT,, is
back on q visit to the scenes of HE
boyhood. He went west to the Pa
cifc years ago, and 10 successfully
engaged In farming. He says his
father, J. e. Chilberg, his wife and
eight boys, are now all located In
Washington Territory, are doing
we'll. and is satisfied with the cOun-
try. He will remain until February.
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What Causes the Blood to Circulate

what Causes the Blood to Circulate ?
To what degree the heart is aided by
other forces is yet a matter of investi-
CATION. Probably there are several
forces assisting. The elasticity of the
arteries increases their carrying capaci-
ty. They are firm, elastic tubes, which
expand under the pressure from each
hesrt-contraction, and then by their
own elasticity contract aud help the on
ward flow of the blood. In the smaller
arteries the flow loses the intermittent
character it possesses in the larger
'.rteries, and becomes q steady stream.
The elastlci y Of the arteries serves pre-
cisely the same purpose as the air cham
Der Of any force-pump, that Of equaliz-
ing the flow, and 30 increasing the
amount delivered. The whole force il
derived from the heart; the arteries
carse the force to act continuously.
The veins are lax tubes somewhat
larger than tie arteries, and capable Of
holding all the blood of the bo,ly. They
convey the same amount Of blood IS the
latter, but more slowly. In tho larger
veins, however, near the auricles, the
velocity may he 200 milimetres per
second. They are provided with valves
which efectually prevent the blood from
flowing backward toward the heart.
Any compression, produced 10y muscu-
lar contraction or otherwise, will there
fore assist the forward flow Of venous
bloJd. This is one explanation why ex-
ercise hastens the circulation. The
movement of the chest in breathing
probably aids the pulmonary circula-
ton, the blood, a. well rs the atmos-
phere, tending to fill the vacuum during
inspiration.
Physical capillary force is not gener-
ally regarded as an active force in the
circulation. But there is IN admitted
force in the capillaries, resulting from
the attraction of the tissues for the
arterial blood, containing the required
oxygen and nutriment. "The vital con-
dition Of the tissue becomes factor in
the maintenance of the circulation" 1t
is this force, primarily. which adapts
the amount OF blood to the varying
needs OF any organ the nervous system
regulates the supply b. varying the
caliber Of the vessels.
The force in the capillaries, or some
other force. carries the blood after
death, from the arteries, where the heart
leaves it, into the veins. Finding the
arteries empty after death gave riee to
the idea that they conveyed air; whence
the name. 1t was this belief which
Harvey nverthrew "A 1G2O.-POputar
Science Monthly.
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A GOLDEN HEN.-Some time this
fall a lady living on the Skaget RVS
err, while engaged in cleaning a hen
which she had killed for market,
found a small specimen OF gold
quartz, worth about a dollar, ia the
chickens craw. Tho land in the
neighborhood of the lady's residence
is believed to contain valuable min
eral deposits.
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IMpEDED BY IcE.-The large guam
tites of floating ice in the water IN
different parts of the Sound imped.
cd the passage of the local steam
boats during the week. On the
Monday trip of the Idaho and City
OF Quincy, it became necessary at
times to fasten planks IN front OF
the steamers bows to prevent tho
Ice from cutting though. As it was
the City Of Quincy had her bow
considerably barked coming down.
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LAtONNER NEWS.

One night last week. the store Of
Clothirr & English, at Dit. Vernon, was
broke en- into by an Indian and robbed Of
sone clothes and . small amount of
money. They autographed to the sheriff
to he an the watch for him. and he finding
an Indian here with q new suit on arrest
ed him upon suspicion. The next day
Saturday Mr.. Englis. came down, and
found that the Indian arrested was not
the one wanted. A dollar was given to
the imprisoned siwash and he went oil
with an arrest ms-every~day look plsin-
ly imprinted upon his expressive coun-
tenance.
The Christmas tree, at this place, was
literally loadc., down with presents, and
in every way Was = decided success. 1t re-
fected great credit upon the managers.
This bright and joyous faces Of the child
rem rs the presents were Icing distributed
and the eagern % with which they waited
the calling OF their names, was q sight
that weuld bring pleasure to the most
morosc.
Sunday night, at Seattle, l attended
lecture delivered by Mr.. White before the
Society OF Free Thinkers. This society
has adopted constitution made by,laws,
aud invite al .whs are in search of
TRUTH" to become members. MIR. White
began by saying that, il he appeared be-
fore them through = mere desire for
change Or controversy, he would he false
to himself and false to his early education
He would not raise his voice against the
Christian religion except for the aake Of
anil in aid ~ truth, Tor be we'll knew
that . By no means merciful order OF
priests could bring to bear ., influences,
which would crush politically and
socially, any one who presumed 70 differ
from them. He then quoted at great
length from an eminent divine to the
effect that the Bible in oil ito parts-in
its history, ;ts songs, its proverbs, and ito
epistles-wss the inspired word Of God,
given ct various times and in divers man
nsrs for the instruction, dclectation and
benefit Of mankind; that it was the touch
stone Of truth, the oracle to which We
we're ell In duty bound to resort He
then painted out Whist 10 deemed great
many falscbOods and Inconsistencies IN
the Bible, especially IN the first chapter Of
Genesus, and applied the maxim falsus in
uno falsus in omnibus He would reject
the Bible, not - book thst contained
many truths and noble thoughts, but Is
the ipspiretl word Of God. In the same
way be would reject Christ, not - . man
who lived pure, upright and noble con-
sistent lite, but ~ . God. Il might be
difiicalt Tor one who accepted his prem.
ises to escape his conclusion. Mr.. White
fully sustained his reputation - an elo-
quent speaker, and his audience which
was quite large, showed ito approval BY
frequent applause.
novice.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

n D. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". T.. DE.
" csmber Z. 1854 Notice II hereby given that
JOHN ". GRAY has died notice Of Intention 70
make nnai proof before the Judge, in his absence
the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of his once. In FRI
day Harbos, W r.. on Friday. the Gath day Of Jan.
uaSy, A.n 1883, on HOmesteaA application No 2lsS,
for the y VI M 4 end los Of Bee Q, and ~ ! oi
Sc x Of Sec ., Up - =. n west
he names % wituesees: John n. Bowman. Of ri.
day Harbnr. W. r.. and Hsunch Lrgvsndt, John
Carrie, and william Moore, of Orrss Island. W. r.
~ JOHN r. CONVEY, Register
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MUcH Of the success and popular
ity Of the steamer City of Quincy
on this route is attributable to the
Uniform courtesy and accommodate
ing spirit shown by her officers to-
ward travellers and shippers. This
is particularly true OF Geo. Coupe,
the purser, who is especially quail
fled for his arduous position.
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MARarrp.--Cards received ut this

MARRIED. Cards received ut this
Office during the week apprise US of
the marriage on the evening Of De-
cember 2Sth, at the Catholic Church
in Seattle, by Rev. +. y. Prefon-
taine, of Mat NcElroy, of the Sam.
ish, and Mics Mary Williamson,
daughter Of John II. Williamson, OF
Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. McElroy
came down on the Idaho on Friday.
They will reside on the Samish.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

n q. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. r.. DE.
". csmbcr I, lae3. Notice 10 hereby given that
GIDEON pnOwNFIELD has died notice Of intsn.
ton 70 make anai proof befors the Judge. or In
his sbssncs the CLERK Of the Probate Court u his
seice In Friday Harlor. ". T.. IN Friday. the 26th
day Of January, 4. ID. 1855, ON Homestead applicA.
tion No. 1859, fsr the Lots 2. 3. 4, and 6W 4 Of
MI 4 Of ssc !, Up " n. \ vest
He names ~ Witnesses: y. r. Rsthlsfsen. LauP
Donald. all Of Friday Harbcr. W. ].
S0Sw JOHN Z. CONVEY, Register.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-06

RAPID 1.-THE country
on the west side of the NOoksack
Ever is being settled up very rap
idly. From Lynden down to Fern
dale the land bordering on the river
10 all taken, and the new settlers are
busily engaged erecting houses and
making improve ments generally
Nearly every half mile one is i'm
pressed by the steady march for
ward in this part of the country.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

n q. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T., DE
" cslnbsr Z. las9. Notice is hereby given tina
HEUNCH LE0vANDT has fled notice VI intention
10 make nual proof before the Judge, or In hts Ab
senrs the Clerk 81 the Probate Court at his Once II
January. 4. ID. 1858. ON Homestead application No
2A73. for the 3 III sw y snd Sw 4 OF 8w 4 o
Bsc rs. Up u n, B west. and lot Of Sec 2, TIP y
n, r l west.
He nsmss - witnssses: John h. Bowman, Of Fri
day Hsrbor. w. r., and John ". Gray, John Carrie
and william Moore, all Of urcss lslsnd. w. !.
- sw JOHN +. COMFY. Register.
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THn A.O.U.W. BALL.-Thc party
given by the United Workmen at
Laconner on New Years night was,
~ anticipated, one OF the most
agreeable social gatherings Of the
season Albeit the attendance WA
not 90 large as on some previous oc>
casions, still there were enough
present to ensure tho pleasure of all
AID satisfy the management.
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ALIvELy TIME.-Thcy must have
had high old time Mt Utsalady
during tho holidays, according to
accounts. As = diversion from the
usual routine of Christmas hilArity,
6iwash il said to have been cut
into mincemeat with butcher knife;
white man was knocked down
With an Ak, and = third party bad
bis ear shaved of.
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FELL OvKRBoARD.-W lille ascend

FELL OvERBoARD.-Whilc ascend
ing the Nooksack river, between
Lummi and Ferndalc, in company
with an Indian, last week, DR.. A.
Doherty lost his balance and fell
into the river, and narrowly escaped
drowning. With the Indians as
sistance the doctor managed to gain
the shore, where he sat down and
msditatcd for while upon the lido
syncracics Of tooth pulling in the
Far West.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

n 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". r. DE-
~. cember Z, l8S1.-Notics IL hereby civ n thai
TIMOTHY ?. kOBEkTS hes nlsd notice Of inteu
tion 70 make anal prof before the CLERK VI the Die
trict Court. at his ol1cs. Ia Lasonnsr. W. T., on
Tuesday, the 10th day Of Jsnasry.A.D 1885, IN Pre-
emptton u. .. No. slsl, for the = Of NV = AND
IL Nv 4 of Sec -. Tp "a n. r east.
He names 90 witnesses: Charles Lind and n. =
Osborn, Ut Seattle, w. T.. and orlando Graham and
william Deutsch, 81 Anscortes. ". T.
20 Sw JOHN r CONVEY, Register.
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BALL ExrRAcrED.-R Robert Ret.
ties, of Cottonwood Island, returned
on Friday from Laconner, whore he
went to have the ball extracted
which he had tho misfortune to
lodge in his shoulder while hunting
sone time ago. The operation was
successfully performed BY DR.. CAL
houn, with little pain to the patient.
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THERE was a pleasant gathering
of young folks at the New Years
dance in Munk's Hall, and We learn
that the affair was, socially aud
financially, very satisfactory.
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A town, in all probabilities, will be
started 1t the junction Of the Sank with
the sksget river, at NO distant day; q
locality where there is plenty of good
land, five to six feet Of it alluvisl soil,
easily cleared, and where, it 10 believed, .
town will be built up rapidly.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-01-06

THs FidaIgo Traveller, we learn,
has been picked up by party liv-
ing on Saddle>bag Island, called
"Jackscrew." He will use the hull
rs receptacle for fish.