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nnnfNARY ryrENsrs III GnyEnNMrNr.

le1t- 7el.JJ7 -
1879 934.4Ob 10
lSeN-S 13l.362 -
ieol E9l'sC2 Z
lee<- lS0.f3I 90
Ii will be remembered that the session Of
! the Legislature in lS79-'S0 was the first Of
the biennial sessions which occurred under
the constitutional amendment passed by the
! Democratic party. The expenses Of that
session were
For legislation 2l6 g
For printing for Ghe bOdy............... j,3gS ~
s77GI5 "a
This session being for two year, TO ave-
rage the expense between the two only
one half-to wit, S3S. S07.52-should be
charged to the year lS1J-'S0, and thus it
would appear that the
Expenses for 1879 .S734.4O3 20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3s,SO7 81
Or the sum of....,................s6 95.59o "A
were the figures to which the Democratic
party and Legislature Of 1S77-'7SC79
had reduced the annual ordinary eX-
penscs OF government. This was a rcduc-
ton Of near 100000 on the ordinary eX-
pense Of the year lS77-'7S.
The Malone Legislature OF lS19-'S0
commenced to undo this work Of retrench-
ment at once. When it came into power it
found the
Expenses for the year lS79-'SO.....S 734 ,f03 10
From which deduct for the expenses
OF the Legislature and the printing
done FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. If.blo Va
And there was t656,7ss -
for expenses other than for the Legi,la-
ture. The next year there was no session
Of the Legislature, and yet we find the
Expenses. 573l,362 %
Deduct amount above cost Tor
And we have an increase of............t74,573 50
on ordinary expenses.
The next year there was another session
Of the legislature, and the ordinary
Expenses OF government are found
Deduct EXPENSES FOR ls79-'sO. when
the previous Legislature mei....... 734403 20
And we have an increase of........... t67 44s 81
The next year there was no session again,
and we have no statement from the Audi
tor OF the expenses, except what he has
given 10 Mr. Wise.
Take that at his .tate,ncnt......... s725,737 90
And deduct the expense for 1879
80 without the legislative eN-
pense ...'..................'..... oooFeS ~
And We have increase of......~...... s6s,9iS o. |
Thus il appears by the figures given by |
this valiant champion OF MahOne-tgures /
he evidently did not understand-that /
within the three years that the Boss has |
had control OF the Legislature he has cost /
the State In ordinary expenses
For lss0-l 1873 so |
..s.ssssssssss..s.s. -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rally.

The Conservatives Of Mathews, Middle
sex, Gloucester. and King and Queen VIII
give a grand political rally at Dragon Or
binary October 18th, when flag OF the
Union, appropriately inscribed, will be
fluno 70 the breezes, n Sumptuous free din
ner provided for all that come and adj
dresses will be made by the following dis
tingushed speakers: Hon. John W. Dan
iel, Hon. John Randolph Tucker, L. W:
Mckinney, Judge Joseph Christian, and
Hon. A. N. Kelley. A band OF music will
enliyen the intervals between.
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MEETINGS

MASONIC NOTlCE.-Thc MEM "A
vi her- of LOGE FRANCHISE. 80. 80, ~
4. +. aud 4 VI. are req I.'-fei to attend n *
a stated communication nf their Lodge at "
II. AlhJu, Han on MONDAY EVENING. Nctp.
Der 18th. ~ : O'Clock. Member, of sister lHd.r
nnd transient brethren are flnicrnaly invited t
attend.
By order ~ thc ". VI.
WILLIAM LONEN~TEIN.
Oc lite Secretary
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

In Washington county, the home Of Full
kerson. the Democratic candidates are
Jonas Kelley and Dan. Trigg. Mr.. Kelley
was in the last House OF Delegates, and was
q Readjuster. The ticket is a strong one,
and, it is claimed. will be elected by q
majority OF several hundred over James
Browning, the Governors secretary, and
Wood. the Coalition candidates-a gain Of
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-" YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As
ISOLATION SONG SERVICE. nr ndl., and
gentlemen. SUNDAY AFTERNOON 90 o'cock.
Good singing. Allarc invited
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- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
lcorncr Main and sixth trcctl.-E.y. IS. ".
LANpHUM, pastor There viii hc preaching 90
SUNDAY by the pastor 81 IL A. 81. and 7.3O j..
VI. 20
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HAND AND sMYrH.

In Bland and Smyth counties the Demo-
cratic candidate is IIarman Newberrv, an
elder brother Of the gallant Senator New
berry, a member Of the Big -Four. His
opponent is Mr.. Mustard. near relative,
and the fight between the two is a most
active and bitter one IN both counties.
The NewberryS have large family connec-
tons. Hartman Newberry is the largest
cattle.raiser in the two counties. and his
wealth is estimated at quarter OF a million
dollars. His friends are Sanguine Of his
success, and are well organized.
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THE CANVASS In THE STATE
REVIEW OF THE SITUATION IN
TIE SOUTHWEST.
Observations Of an Extended Trip-The DEM
ocrats Thoroughly Organized and san
guine-District and County ORGANIZATION
The Candidates, and Who They Area
Cheering Outlook.
1oorre.ponaence Of the Richmond DIsp.tch.l

WYTnENILLE, october D, 1880.
Politics in the counties Of the South
west, including Scott. Lee. Wise. Decker
son. Buchanan, Washington, Giles, Pu-
laski. Smyth. Bland, Wythe, Grayson,
FLOYD. Carroll. Tazewell. Montgomery,
Roanoke, and Craig, are at fever heat.
Both parties are well organized. and are
contesiing every inch OF ground. The
camp-fres of Democracy are burning
bright. and its speakers are met AZ every
turn going and coming from the different
courthouse meetings and barbecues.
Among the most prominent Democratic
speakers that are out here, and will remain
during the month Of October and up TO
the close OF the canvass, are Judge Waller
II. Staples, Colonel O'Ferrall, Colonel
Geo. G. Cabcll, DR.. Moflett, General Field,
Judge Rhea. Con. Trigg, Abe Fulkerson'
General James Walker, Senator sam. New
berry, Colonel Pierce. sam. Williams, A.
l.. Pridemore, and Rufus \. Ayres. Other
speakers Of note have also been here, and
have accomplished much good, among
them the Hons. John +. Massey, John T..
Harris, and George ID. Wise.
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candidates for the House are In Scout,
William Palmer. large catte-raser; IN
Buchanan. Wise, and Dickerson, NJ. i.
Lips, who Is Baptist preacher; in Lee
county, James W. orr, who is universally
popular.
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Botetourt County.
ORGANIZATION OF TIE YOUNG DEMOCRATIC
CLUB.

CLUB.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
FNCAsTLE. va, uid TR0UryILLE,l
October 6, 1888.
The Young Democratic Club OF Botetohrt
organized here to-day with a president,
three secretaries, and twenty-five vice.
presidents Zone for each precinct VIZ
elected. Hon. Walter y. Johnston was
elected president. A resolution was passed
inviting Hon. John w. Daniel TO address
tho next meeting October odd
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SCOTT. LEE. Am WISE

In the counties Of Scott. Lee. and Wise,
comprising the Second senatorial district,
which has been represented for number
OF years by Henry c. Wood, Mahoneile,
wood has been made to get down and out,
ana Campbell slemp, Of Lee, put up in his
place. The Democratic candidate is Cap
tam L. r.. Flanary, who was a gallant
oihcer In the Confederate army, and was
promoted on the field for meritorious con-
duet. lie Is from Wise county, and was
raised In Lee, and has large family con-
nections In both counties. He il wealthy
merchant. This district has heretofore
been largely Coalitionist, but the Demo-
Gratis are aroused, and are sanguine OF sue
cess. They claim the election OF Flanary
as well Us members Of the House. The
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Thus it appears by the figures given by
this valiant champion of Mahone-igures
he evidently did not Understandable
within the three years that the Boss has
had control OF the Legislature he has cost
the State in ordinary expenses
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In Giles and Pulaski Mr.. James II. Darst
is the Democratic candidate, and Harris,
ex-rcvenue officer and Il Republican. the
Coalitionst. These two counties are
strongly Democratic, and Darst will be
elected by an increased majority. lie is a
wealthy merchant, and resides at Dublin,
in Pulaski county, and is very popular.
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In the county Of Tazewell, the former
stronghold OF the Coalition party and
which usually give them several hundred
majority. the Democrats will make grand
fight. and there have been lots Of changes
from the Malone party. The Democratic
candidate is Captain c. a. Fudge, who is
said to be one Of the largest cattlc-raisers in
Southwest irginia. lis friends are hope
full and are working hard.
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In Montgomery It is claimed that large
number Of ReadiustcrS have openly de-
clared that they will no longer vote with
the Mahoneites, and that they will support
William NJ. Ellis, the Democratic candidate
for the House. His opponent Is Il Repub-
lIcan by the name OF Wilson. In this
county the Hon. Archer Phegar is the
Democratic county chairman, and its or
ganization is a most excellent one. The
friends Of Ellis claim ms election by ma
iOrity Of from two TO three hundred.
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SI7IIN1S.

e Admission, 50 cents. Reserved seats, Is cents
\ extra ur 7-3t
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Notice Of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

USIrID STATES DISTRICT LAND OrvIcx.
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
~ in compliance with the provisions OF
tho oct OF Congress approved June ! ls7a
entitled AN Act for the Sale Of Timber
Lands In the States of California, Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory" SUIT
cline Barter, Of King county. Washing
tnn Territory. has this day fled in this
once his application 10 purchase the lots
and !. and " OF 81 Of section No. 1
n township No. q north, range No. s cast
Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any portion
thereof. arc hereby required to Ole their
ciaime In this once within sixty te0l days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand. q my once In
Olympia, W.T., thln 11se day Of Way, AL.
l1A JOHN y. CONVEY.
my2 low Ragiseef a thsL and O6Rcs.
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Every place learns Lesson By every
bic Afs within ~ limits. but u b MOI
every place that profits b. ~ issson.
As1osis, last wssk. learned that ~
slssees ven TOO MARROW, lssssa that Il
viii b Wis II q hssds. Speaking Of
~ work Of repair The Assorias sAys:
"whsa buildine dos begin provisions
shsald b made Tor vidas streets.
Noehin9 b - inviting 10 ths progress Of
. Ars - marrow streets. AstoriA's
s1sests ass al too marrow. Lss . Are
besak o1f anywhere and Il viii leap the
slseeA Owing 70 our situation - can
nee have trssa. which form = most IT,
fsseivs peotselion against the spread Of
ass. bus - musa have wider strsses. II
= Qusslioa Of The moss paramount Inn
pogtanes."
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The report of ths retiring mayor
10 bsyond question the ablsss and
mose eoapsshsnavs papsr yss Pre-
ssnAsd any Council Of The city Of 0sas-
~. II will b Rad With intsrssh and
heeasd viii pro6t In advice and sua-
Gss1ioos are eo0d. and he document
from beginning 70 end doss ~ author
great credit. Mr.. 0lEuvs has Allsd The
eoles Of Mayor mort ascep4Ahly 70 the
people Il ths city u large. and whoever
saeeseds him viii have 10 labor diliesnt-
y. eooscisneiously and, vs may add.
tAAaklsaaly, 70 discharge he onerous
dusiss n Ne praissvoEshy manner they
have besa discharged daring the past
twelve mcnlha.
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sr.rnJulx6. lass.

GnArrIx, July 6, 1883.
Council met pursuant 70 adjournment.
P-esent-His Honor the Mayor, II. q.
Strive, and Counciimeu Clancy. Cooper.
Collins, Gssch, Mcdonald and Raain.
ProceedinQs Of Previous meeting read
and approved.
From Vim. Neydsnbsuef, st al, COM
planning Of certain hah sfands as the
fooS Of Columbia street., and askinQ that
shsy b removed. Referred.
From Sisters Of Holy Name, aakin9
for the vaea&ioo Of alley IN block %,
1synArd'A Referred.
From ThoA Pieeos, g a., asking for
the grading Of Fourth street., from
Cnios 70 Pine stzeees.
coan1rx1cA11oas-
From the Mayor, showing the eondi-
ton of the city. Referred.
chis communicstioo Il very interest
ina and instruesise. and will Be found
slsswhAee In this igDos.
nUs1rS.
From shs city stsornsy. showing the
legal ststus Of The city. bsosived and
adopted.
Also, from same oficsr With reference
70 Front street repsirs. Referred.
From the City Clerk, showing the col.
lection Of 415. Referred.
Other reports Of city omcers were
submitted ana referred.
From Judiciary Committee, recon-
msndinQ the acceptance OF City JUS
sioe's report. Adopted.
From Committee on Finance, report
ing back the petition Of the City Asses-
sor, with recommend sti0o that the
payer for compensation for extra work
b granted. Adopted, and the Assessor
allowed $50 for such work.
Prom the COMMITTEES on Streets, 10
jectina the petition Of w. &. Wilson. Of
Il. Adopted.
From same committee, on the petition
Of Wa ChonQ, ct al, recommending that
ssid petition BE- granted. Adopted.
From same counties. On the petition
Of the star Manufacturing Company,
asking for permission TO erect . water
tank in the street and build wharf
adjoining their property, recommending
that the prayer be granted. Adopted.
90 far a. tho tank Is concerned. under
the supervision Of the Street Comnis-
siou0r.
From tho Same committee, rejecting
the petition of b. GatxsTt ct al, for va
cation Of an alley on Washington street.
Adopted.
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FOR xork m Madis.n 4

For work on Madison street:
q. N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work, 20 cents
psr cu.io yArk; sidewalk. 3l7.5O psr
sh0usand; box drain, t2l.6O Per thou.
sand; grabbing and clearing, 500 Per
aero.
strong 4 Harkins-E .rthwork, SIX
cents. cribbing, g; sidewalks, per thou
sand. 81. 10; box drains. tly; grabbing
and clearing. yer acre, 30; laying ssw-
s. r. Hools-Earthwork. 50 cents;
efib6ina. square yard. $3.50; Sidewalks,
ei6.bO; box drains, 90; Rrubhina, per
Aore, 900.
J. ]. CumminRs-Earthwork 50 cents;
cribbiuR, per yard, $2.50; sidewalks,
I'll; box drAins, $l9.A5; grabbing, psr
aero, $50; piping. llnsal foot, 50 cents.
AL bids referred.
Bids for repairs on engine house vere
from Ranke b Lohse, &6l6; Metcalto 4
keenan,. $695.lO. Referred.
Bids on the South Third street grade
WeFv rejected and the clerk instructed
70 re-Adveftise for bida.
Licsnsss we're granted 20 John Sitter
Chas. Ehbin0haus, X. Inward, Joseph
Keppler, Frank Peters, r. Anderson 4
Co, Cleo. Msistef, r. b. Timony, King
4 Bannon and Alden q Fiske.
On motion Of COuncilmon Rasin 10
waa ordered that tho Mayors report b
puhliohed In pamphlet form.
Ordinance, in relation 70 changing
| grade on Cherry street, pas ed.
Petition Of b. r. Day and others. for
transfer Of city property. rad, and mo-
tion made 70 accsps the report Of the
Committee, and instruct this city attor-
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Ths lat annual report of Auditor
nunsoa dos not plass Ne finances oe
Yaktma County In he bsst possible con-
dition. Il makss u appear that tAs
soanay orders o1asGandina May La,
lses, aaGrseaasd "a "a moi inoladina
tntssss1 During Ne following year
NJ county Issued nsv orders 10 The
amount Of el7.66A. while u paid only
o3oo0 Ths soanty On he II Of Nay,
1seA - In dsos eAl,ss7, not insladina
taIsrssa. TuokinR On the intsEsss voaid
probably carry III Teal amoana up "a
nearly et0.0O. vAisA mAkss . pestay
Asavy pablo bardsa fos 1ooo psopas 70
carry.
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small Attendance aaa Little Interest
Aanl1eseea.
But few people visited the Driving
Park Assooiasion's grounds yesterday,
and those who did we're generally dissp-
pointed, a. she sports we're devoid Of in
terest. The running race, which was 10
have besn the feature VI tue day, dad
not take place, ~ Ous three nurses were
entered, wniie the rules required four.
At o'clock . tr0ttinx usatch tOok
place between McNxuxht's team, Tom
aud Jerry, and Van b. Dell .shmut's
r0adssSrs, Johnnie Blue and Kelly, mile
heats, bess two III snrVs. for p0rse of
$30O. First team Sl6O, Seo0ud team
%6l Both heats we're eAslly won BY
tnS Portland team. the first IN 3:l6 aud
the eecuud IN 3N7.
Later IN the day q match race was run
between Forrest KING and Neyslla, and
won BY she KING.
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The 10Th anniversary Of the Declare
tioa Of Indepsndsncs Was celebrated
with Incoming spirit BY the residents Of
Maple Valley. Tho exercises Of the day
consistsd Of the following: National
hymn. America" Sung BY ths school
children; reading Of the Declaration of
Independence BY q. w. Davis; Grafton,
BY r. q. 0rimss; reading. "Corfew shall
not ring tonight" BY Nias May Davis,
followed By songs and recitaticna by the
children Of the valley. The whole CON.
oluded with b0unteous collation., fur
nished BY the ladies, and TO which all
did ample justice. The celebration
speaks veil for the residents, whom 70
reflect that three years ago the valley
vas . wilderness vhooo solitude had NOT
been disturbed BY the AZ Of the pioneer
OF the happy laughter Of children Joy
ous and FIVE.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
Once OF Comptroller OF tho Currency.

WARRINGTON. June q. l.s3.
WHEREAS. BY SATlSfAC OkY
W evidence presented to the undersign-
ed, it has been made to appear that e The
Merchants National Bank Of Seattle. in
the city Of Seattle, in the county Ut X ng
and Territory of Washington. has com
piled with al the provisions Of the Re-
yised Statutes of the United States re-
quired to BE- complied with before an as
sociation shall be authorized TO commence
the business Of banking; now. therefore.
!. John 9. Lang y orthy. Acting Comp
troller Of the Currency. do hereby certify
that Tho Merchants National Bank OF
Seattle" In the city OF Seattle. In the
county Of King and Territory OF Wash
ingt0n, Is authorized to commence the
business Of banking a. provided in Sec
ton fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine of
the Revised Statutes of the Unite States.
,~ In testimony whereof witness
my hand and seal Of Office. this
SEAL sd day Of june. 1883 r,,y
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency.
No. 1855. isl I'm
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DAT 1x
POST LIGENCER

Try
..,~~rrnrurru
%I. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
=====---==- -.
TnE nASse's SsA
,,,;.h .b;s morning the annual
49,. - H;s Honor. Mayor struve, 70
~. ~, Cmneil The psssaes u IN
.,.ss-... ana exhaussivs document.
-. 49,, ~ IN dstail taken mp and
ss..,...A All patasr, Of public moment
800 have bssn before The Co1ncn and
~. - h..;t.sa "a ,naks some radical
,.so-meodasions. Ths general Anan-
~, ...A,,,cc "A thu oitv q GOOD, bosi-
-. Ncn,,.hino. ana the city b fspidly
.......,,, /, veeIth ana population.
- -. ..a,.&,~, az the tar Issy the
... q, .,noo,t a shs city govern.
49, -. I.,vsi, rsd,sed. while 1t the
~. ~. 49,. ~ ths eity hsv.
s---...-a :, ,eoorrs,ou 70 IL arovth
n. -. - "a An addition Of nsar-
- eeenn 81 a.. sst,sa indsbtsdpess. which
49, a. 7pw Tb,a. however. 10
- .s.r $500 B, the inoaeass In vaIue
= -..,4, TIA as,esaed valus Of
.. q, n. catv iimita for the prss-
~, I. .hou, is &C. 600 and the lsvy
:. ~. ,,,,,. an the dollar. which, In
-. M.,c,,s i.dsment. win. taken with
-, ,s,...ss h amp,s 70 pay Ill cur
~. .-,..a,.,,ea and Lave q rsspssGa-
-. .r,r.os "a spp,s In liquidation Of
~. -. 40
81. uo,cr NATE soms very timely
"a ,..... .noeess,ons about the Pablo
h..,sh .nd ths nssd Of . eomplsss and
.an;.ct svstsm Of sewerage. He calls
eatention IN particular 70 the filthy oon-
ALTON Of the vstsr front In the lower
uart Of town, the Chimes quarter, and
suggests the passage Of = oobic air or
dinanos. He also submits that - .
laras norton Of that part Of the city 10
noe bsina GRADED Il II the best time TO
deviee and put in force . general systsm
Of sewerage for the whole city.
The pro5sot Of establishing q public
park IL also advsrtsd 10 and the recon-
rusrdstion made that certain grounds
nov owned By the city b dedicated 70
that purposs. Regarding the water
supuly His Honor says that the residence
portiou Of the city il practically helpless
against the ravaRss Of ARE, and suggests
hat the preferable plan in lieu Of build
iue eisssrns would b to establish by
dssnts st convenient corners and con-
tsset With the water company II reason
ahls farms can be asreed upon. Le9is-
laHivs restriotions are such that the city
has mot mower 70 contract Q debt suf-
Ao;ens n oonatruat and maintain it, own
vatsr works. which tho Mayor very truly
savs would 10 the best plan.
TIA ousation Of street grades ID dis
eussed q some length and the Mayor
recommends that the grade Of lower
Nill. James and Commercial streets be
n onos raised several feet. securing
eood sewerage and dry Easements, even
n the risk OF paying some damages,
rsooanixius that the erection Of other
and psrmsnsnt buildings will add ma
Sssislly 70 NE cost Of this improvement,
unless attended to speedily.
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A CARD.

T WISH TO EXPRESS MY THANKS
1 70 my friends for the honor of placing
Ward. but must positively decline the
position, business engagements prevent
ing me from prope ly filing that respon
si6le place should be elected.
ANDREW CHILBERG.
Seattle, July 6. 1883 isl
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kittisas vallsy b said 70 havs . prss-
eas poualation Of 800 soalA and 10 b
gaining q NJ raae q 10 pr esnk Per
Annnm. THIS hshssseioa thas = look.
INC % VI 6aoqsalmis PaA Kine oosa-
y "a 6sattls Tor sslisf fsoa - thrall-
do0 Il ~ Columbia river ssais. . ~
Gtoa - fAis - ~ fairssa In IL land.
Or ssaaaisas viii kissitas valisy asaa
hessne nsasss 81 Asase eash -.
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Municipal Ticket

ATA NETTING OF REPRESENTA-
"A tive citisens held last Tuesday, the
following well known citixsns were nomi-
natod
Fer Mayor. r Iewia.
For MaTahAl--J. II. Woolery.
For Councilmen-Firse - ard. Julius w.
Smith. J. -. Fink. 6ccpod Ward, Geo.
w. HarriA George Kinnear. Andrew Chill.
bsrg. Third waSd, b r.Day. Quo Ranke.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

In THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
Third Judicial District Of washinsfon
Territory. holding terms ct New Tscoms
No. sS-S b xtsf Z Co.. plsintfIs. VI. L
". krboe. defendant.
I'm er spd BY viP ne Of an executions issued
out Of the absvs named Court, In the abDve
entstlsd action. have Gully ssvied uron ~,
twelve tt21. In block sixty Ave 1851 in Cen
trAl seattle King county. Washington Terri
tosy. and will, on
Saturday, the aSih day Of JAY. 1854,
AZ the hour II o'clock p m i. in front Of shs
Court House door. N the city OF Seattle King
county. afssessid. rocesd 70 cell said pr p
esty u public auction, 10 the highest hlddss,
for cash.
Dated the 3ssh day of June, 1883.
J. H. Mo3RAw,
js7i Sheriff OF King c unity. VT.