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A yERBArIM REPORT.

"We have had in England" writes
Mr.. Proctor, from Sydney, New South
Wales, "some amusing Illustrations Of
the feeling which induces many indiffer-
emit public speakers to regard with dis
taste the abridgment Of their speeches
by the reporters. And in America some
clever burlesques of real speeches have
been written to show what nonsense
might be expected il verbatim reports
were to be published. I do not know,
however, that a speech has ever been
accurately reproduced precisely as de-
livered until now, when the reporters in
the Legislative Council, moved by the
attacks mado upon them in discussion
on Hansarl, thus literally and exactly
reproduced the remarks Of Mr.. Hay, ono
of their chief assailants (the report may
not be SO utterly ludicrous as some of
the American burlesques, but it has the
advantage Of being strictly what it pur-
ports to be, verbatim report:
"The reporters-ought not to-the
reporters ought not to be the ones to
Judge of what is important-not to say
what should be loft out-but-the men,
bers can only Judge what is important.
As las my speeches---as the reports
as what say is reported sometimes, no
one-nobody can t,ll-no one can under
stand from the reports--what it is
what mean. So-it strikes melt has
struck me certain matters-things that
appear of importance-what the men,
Der thinks Of importance-are some
times left out-omitted. The reporters
the papers-points are reported-l
mean what the paper thinks Of interest
lis reported. 1 can't compliment the
reporters. 1t can hardly be denied that
by taking him-hum-at his-ha-word,
they have-ha-hum-given MIR. Hay
-ha-a-hum-a quid pro quo
London Gentieman's Magazine.
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IN THE RANKS OF THE PRESS.

Prof. Swing says, in the Chicago AN
ance:: GAS the newspaper press has
prospered, SO in proportion have the
poet, the novelist and the dramatist dis.
appeared. In the commencement d
this century the list OF authors, headed
by Byron, Shelley, Moore, Scott. Sheri'
dan, Colman, Bulwer and Knowles,
formed but q few Of the phalanx
Where are their compeers Of this Pc
riod2 They are private soldiers in til!
ranks of the press. Fellow-wielders O
the scissors and the pen, clip this item
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MAKING CONTRIBUTION.

When man asks question I lool
him in the face. II see no inquiry
there I cannot answer him. A mar
asked me about the coldness Of Thu
winter as.compared with others recent
ly. looked at him his face expressed
no more curiosity Or relation to me thar
cpstard pudding, made him ran
dom answer. Iput him of until he wal
in earnest. He wanted to make CONVEX
sation. Emerson.
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!. en1zz1r nnulNr errs rrenr.


A half dozen prospectors camped one
winters night in the Sierra Nevada, Ell
dorado county, California. The ground
was covered with snow, and wien about
midnight grizzly bear approached the
crunching of his feet aroused the whole
camp. The bear trotted up to within a
few feet of the fire and seized the near
est thing that could be reached bag
containing a few such articles as brea.l
and sugar and demijohn OF the hottest
whisky manufactured ON the Pacific
coast The prospectors fred several
ahots at the grizzly, which caused him
70 seize the bag and scamper of. Re-
lieved of the unwelcome visitors pres.
ence, the party dropped off to sleep
again, to be aroused about dawn by loud
and long roars in neighboring rayinc.
The men approached the ravine can
tiously, and were delighted to see the
grizzly uproariously drunk and rolling
in the snow. The bear had broken the
demiiohn and Tapped up the whisky with
an appreciative tongue. His antics were
very funny, "as good as II circus" one
Of the prospectors says, and they were
kept up until long after sunrise. He
tried hard to climb up the side of the
ravine, and made ferocious dashes at the
men, but every time he rolled down. At
last the spectators shot him and moved
ON.
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should take 1t, and not impose upon
their neighbours pocket and patience by
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some cases, regularly growing out q dis.
ike which is quite inconsistent with
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Our Public schools-may their influence spread
Until statesmen use grammar and Ounces are dead
Until no one dare say In this land Of the free,
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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-03-24

tent here, and thinks Whatcom County a
paradise as compared with the arctic re
gion he departed from. There is large
territory between Ferndale and the boun-
Diary line that is easily cleared, and a road
is being built from Ferndale north to con-
meet with the road to Langley on the Fra
ser River. Thousands OF acres of splen-
did agricultural land await the homes
steadrr in this district, and when it is
settled Ferndale will he a town OF impor
lance. Already various projects are being
moote1, among them saw mill. Active
building operations will be inaugurated
as soon as lumber can be procured.
Frem Ferndae to the mouth of the
river the banks are low and the land is
submerged at every high water. This
could he reclaimed by dyking, and when
done would be the most valuable section
along the river.
In conclusion, l have to state that, as
far as | could see and learn, there is not
an acre of sterile soil in the Nooksack vail
ley, being all productive and differing
only in degree. The land IN propinquity
to the river appears to be the first to be
the first to be taken up, though farther
back it can be cleared with less difficulty
and more easily drained. 1t is the opin-
ion of several that great many claims
will be offered for sale few years hence,
particularly in the upper country, as a
considerable portion OF settlers are young,
unmarried men, who will have to stay on
their claims long enough to prove up. but
will be glad enough to get away as soon
as possible. TRAMP.
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BRIEF MENTION.

Laconner wants harness maker.
The Baptists contemplate buiIding.a
church at Laconner
The postoffice at Laconner issued dur
ing the month of February 1876 money
orders. amounting to S3,5S1.39.
The Mail says Mr.. L. L. Andrews has
the most beautiful cottage in Laconner,
having recently reprinted and reftted it.
A furniture store will soon be estab-
lished at Wnatcom. The new concern
Furniture Company of Seattle.
Several young men OF Fidalgo Island
are locating lands on the Olympia marsh.
This seems to he a good investment, but
for men without ample means it may turn
out to be dear one.
The school directors for this (the Woo-
:en) district have recured room in AL
cen Academy for the ensuing term. A
neat and commodious school building
will he erected this year.
Frank M. Walsh, of the Port Townsend
Star. dropped down on US Sunday last,
aud returned Tuesday. The only objec-
ton we can urge to the visits of Walsh is
that they are too short. Come again,
Frank, and stay longer.
The steamer Washington is now the
fastest and neatest boats on the Sonnd,
and the people on the "insi,le route" are
to be congratulated upon having the serv
ices of such neat and commodious
steamer with its accommodating office RS.
At an election for Justice of the Peace
of Ship Harbor Precinct, to fill the va
cancy made by the resignation OF +. A.
Graham, held ut Anacortes last Saturday,
Chas. w. Beal was chosen without oppo-
sitiOD. At an election held on Gu, mas
Island for Justice, out CT four candidates
Mr.. T. B. Mangan was eltcied.
The Hall s. Paulson Furniture c, m
pany are continually extending their OPP
erations, and building up an establish
ment and business much the largest of its
kind in the Territory. They have recent
ly imported furniture wagon for the r
own trade, and they are extending their
wharf hundred yards further into Il Q
bay, besides arranging for new sawmill
treble the capacity of the old one.-Post-
Intelligencer.
The new steamer for the Skaget trade,
built by Capt. w. X. Merwin, was
launched OH last Thursday morning at
Seattle The steamer was clristened Nv,
K. Merwin" by Capt. Olney of the w. S.
& T. Co. During the ceremony aud just
after Capt. Olney had broken bottle of
champagne over the bow of the vessel. he
fell overheard and got good ducking.
1t is strange what wonderful effect a
little champagne will have on steam-
boat captain. The W. X. Merwin has
gone to Tacoma for her machinery. and
will be on the Skaget as soon as possible.
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FLOUR-No change reported, prices
being firm at $6.50@5.75 per barrel for
extra brands.
OATS scarce aud prices firm at $32 40
per ION, according to quality, there being
hardly enough oats in the country tor
sale.
BACON is unchanged, California being
quoted at 17@l8 cents per pound, and
country cured ut 14@15 cents.
BUTTER is o little weaker, owing to
the large receipts from California; still No.
l choice roll is quoted At 30@35 cents
per pound.
EGGS continue to decline, and are now
lover than at any time during the past
year. Dealers are now paying 30 cents
per dozen, and selling at 20 cents.
CHICKENS mold their own, and prices
remain unchanged. They are quoted ut
$4,000 per dozen.
POTATOES continue to decline, and
We quote small lots at SO to 40 cents per
bushel, although large lots have sold
much cheaper.
BEEF still goes up, and the wholesale
pr &c is now lie per pound; retail price
unchanged. We quote 124@2Oc.
POkK-Dressed, at Wholesale, is firm
at 9@93c, and The retail! price has I'D :
vanced; quoted at 15@lSc per pound.
MUTTON-Wholesale quotations, II
to 12bc, firm; retail, l2i to 15c.-.Post-
IntelllgeDcer.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Deiegate to Congress, Thomas H. Brents.
Governor, William A. Newell.
Secretary, y. ii. OwinGs.
Marshal. Chas. Il. Hopkins
u. s. Attorney, John Is. Allen.
Auditor, Thomas VI. Reed.
Treasurer. T. n. Ford.
Surveyor General, VIM. McMicker.
Judge list Jud. Dist, 4. q. WIngarl.
Judge I'd Jud Dist, John Hoyt.
Judge 81 Jud. Dist, X. \. Greene.
Register T. $. Land Office, j. F. Convey.
Receiver U. 5. Land Office, X. q. Stuart.
wHrAcoM COUNTY oFrIcEEs.
Auditor. c. Donovan.
Treasurer, Thomas Coupe.
Sheriff, James, o Langhlin.
Assessor, James O'Laughiin.
Probate Judge, ii. J. White.
Surveyor c. A, Judson.
Coroner G. n Crandall.
School .upt., Geo f. Hartsson.
commissioners J. ]. Edens. p. H. Bruins and
Isaac Dunlap.
TRIMS OF COURT.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Aleets at Laconner the third
Wednesday in June and December of each year.
COMMITS 10 NERs' CoURT.-Meets Mt Whatcom the
nrst Monday in February, May, August and Nuyem-
her of each year.
PROBATE CouRr-Meets at whatcom the fourth
Mond,y in every second month. commencing with
January, of each year.
SAN JUAN COUNTY OFFICERS.
Auditor, John H. Bowman, Friday Harbor.
Treasurer. Israel KATE, San Juan.
Sheriff, John Kelly,
Probate Judge, f. d, Warbass, Friday Harbor.
Surveyor f. Won Gohren, orcss Island.
Assessor, John Kelly.
Supt of Schools, William Bell.
County Comm issioners-T II. Lee, VIM. Graham.
Charles Shattuck.
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RAILWAY d NAVIGATION NEWS.

The steamer Josephine will be repaired
and used in the general towing and job
bling business.
The British bark, Royal Tar, has re-
ceived charter at San Francisco, for sos
tons lumber from New Tacoma for Sgd
ney.
Mr.. Ondrrdonk has raised wages on
his contract to figure that should attract
strong ar mics from all paris Of the coast.
-Colnnist.
Mr.. Doyle, light house keeper at Cape
Flattery reports 100 vessels passing that
point in FebIuary-st, amers, "a; ships,
90; barks, 80; schOoneis, 90.
The inspectors who inquired into the
loss of the Tacoma lay the blame entirely
upon Capt. Kort>, whose license as cap.
tain and pilot will be su. p .nded tor two
years.
The Lewiston Teller says: "When one
says that the Oregon Short Line does not
intend to terminate at Puget Sound at as
early day rs practicable, he is widely of
Lis reckoning"
The City OF Quincy was hauled on the
Ham uond ways at Seattle Thursday
morning for the purpose OF having h :
hull painted, after which she will be
placed on the Sksgit route.
The steamer Daxeta, which sailed from
San Francisco for Puget Sound on Sstur.
day morning last, brings up large force
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. s. LAND OFFICE. AT OLYMPIA, w.
T. February -, 'ssi.-Notice is hereby given
that Edward Ames has filed notice of intention
to make final proof before the Judge, or in his
absence the Clerk Of the District Court, at his
office, In Laconner, W. T., on Tuesday, the
10th day of april, A. d. 1885, on Homestead
application No. 297l, for the lots s. u and s y
OF SEI of Sec ., TIP 80 n, 4 east,
He names rs witnesses: John w Shrvcr,
Thomas b. jenkins. Amos johnson and Will
lam Whalley, al of Guemas, Whatcom county,
w. L.
5l-5w john F. CONVEY, Register
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THEY LANDED.-Yesterday some five or
six Chinese arrived here on board the
steamer G. w. Elder, booked from Seattle
to San Francisco, but unwittlngly they
landed here to see their fricnde, and when
they tried to return on eoard it is stated
the captain declined to allow them, on
the ground that as they had landed here
they would not be allowed to land in San
Francisco by the authorities there. Colo.
MIST.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T. Feb
" ruary 81 lSs3-Notice is hereby given that JOS
eph II. Bridges has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before the Judge. or in his absence the
Clerk of the Probate Court at his office, IN Friday
Harbor, w. T., ON Tuesday. the Sd day Of April A.
ID. 1888 on Homestead application No. 2SSt, for the
NV quarter of Sw quarter. Sw quarter of NV quar-.
ter and lot of Sec II, aud lot of Sec IS. TIP 50 n,
r. west.
he names as witnesses: Louis Cayou and NJ. W.
Nichols, OF Orcas Island. W. T., and Frank Mason
and oliver 0'Harra. of shaws Island. W. L.
so 5w JOHN + CONVEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. s. LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. T.,
March IA, lSS3.-Notice is hereby given that
ALBERT l.. GRAHAM has filed notice OF in
tention to make final proof before the Judge,
or in his absence the Clerk of the District
Court, at his office. in Laconner, w. L., or
Tuesday the LIST day Of May, A. d. 1889, on
Homestead application No. 1859, for the Ed
of SEA; SW4 Of SEA, and Sc Of SW4
of Sec %, TIP 81 N, X l east.
He names as Witnesses: William Deutsch,
Matt Ansteinson, William Allard and Ell dye
Sibley, all Of Anacortes, Whntcom county, w.
T. Low JOHN f. CONVEY. Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T., Feb
" ruary 10, lss3.-Noiice is hereby given that
JOSEPH FRIDAY has filed notice of intention
to make n "a proof before the Judge, in his alb
sence the Clerk the Probate Court at his office in
Friday Harbor, W. T.. ON Friday, the 30th day OF
March A. ID. 1888, on Homestead application No.
27s6, for the L .of sW n NV e of SE quarter.
and sE quarter of NV quarter of Sec II, Up IS N,
X west.
He names as witnesses: Meade Wiley. J. c. Ar
chambault, Robert Wiley and John Hawkiuson, all
of San Juan, san Juan county, W. T.
5w JOHN +. CONVEY, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

II s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T., Feb
W rusry. %, 1sSa-Notice IS hereby given that
CATHERINE vANIER n widow of Liginet vanier.
deceased has filed notice of intention to make final
proof before the Judge in his absence the Clerk
OF the Probate Court at his office. in Friday Harbor,
W. r.. on Friday tho 18th day of April, A. D. 1888.
ON Homestead application No. 2i23, tor the lots
and of Sec 10, TIP SO n, II west, and Sc = of NE
4 of sec a. TIP 80 N, II west.
She names witnesses: John Taylor. J. @. Arch
ambault, Dauiel Madden and Robert Wiley, all of
San Juan, San Juan county, ". T.
slow JOHN Y. CONVEY Register.
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WHEN you visit Seattle. call at the Pu =
get Sound Hat and Cap Store and dealer
IN gents furnishing goods, and select from
large and fashionable assortment, at
reasonable prices. Commercial street
Sigu OF the Big Hat.
24tf +. MYER.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

n q. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA w T., Feb
~ ruary ~, 1883. Notice is hereby given that
JOHN w. SHRIVER has filed notice of intention to
make final proof before the Judge In his abserce,
the Clerk of the District Court, at his office in La
conner, W. T., on Thursday the 10th day Of April.
A. D. 1888. on Homestead application No. 26l. for
l east.
He names witnesses; Thomas r. Jenkins, Ed
ward Ames, Amos johnson and William Whalley,
all of Guemes, Whatcom county. W. 7.
81 5w JOHN +. CONVEY Register.
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FARM FOR RENT Or SALE-One hum
dred and forty actes OF land on Guemes
Island, facing Bcllingham Bay. Good
dwelling and brn on the land and 40
acres under cultivation. U. 8. patent for
the land. Address VIM WMALEy,
4S.6w* Guemes Island.
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NOTICE.

L. s. LAND OFFICE, OLYMPIA. W. T., March 6,
1ss3.-Complsint having been entered Mt this Office
by KENNETH MCDONALD against EDWARD EUS
TACE for abandoning his Homestead Entry No
1885, dated May 2, 1878 upon the lot of Sec. 2, aud
o 2, 3 and 6 OF Section H. Township IS north,
Range west, in San Juan County. Washington
Territory. with q view 90 the cancellation of said
entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to APP
at this office the Goth day of April 1889 at
10 o'clock A. NJ, TO respond aud furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment; and 1t app mr.
ing to our satisfaction that personal servce be-
cannot be made service will be made by public,-
ton, posting and mailing, according to Rules Is
and IA Of Practice in L. s. District Land Office.
john Y. GJwEY, Register.
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FARM FOR SALE--Near Fcrndale on the
Nooksack River. About 80 acres cleared.
Good house and barn. young orchard, z
head Of cattle, 80 hogs Ind pigs, farming
tools, etc. Any number Of acres, from SO
to 175. will be sold low if applied for inn
mediately. Address p. s. FOSTER,
Sat Ferudale, Whatcom Co., W. 7.
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FARM FOR RENT.

fine farm. situated on Padilla Bay. six miles
north of Laeonner, consisting of 80 acres, 60 acres
under cultivation; together with good house. lSx
"a, barns. outhouses, etc. all in good condition
good water and good young orchard, raising fruit IF
all kinds in abundance. VIII be rented low for
cash. For particulars. address this Office. %
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From tables " the United states Coast Survey for
-ulp Haruar, complete. Corrected weekly
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Ssllims ut Eamsr 2siess thaw gvts 8tfat

Sole for schuer Wagons Monn and Collins Pows and Dcsons
acknowledge competitor
adv making
EXAMINE IMMENSE trouble
WHOLESALE AT BOTTOM PRICES
Superior Quality we'll
acknowledge this
WE BUY AND SELL ALL OUR GOODS STRICTLY FOR CASH
and sell other house tins
al and
J& CACHES PRICE CASH STORE
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respectfully invite the attention Of the public to mmt
complete Merchandise hand and which