, 1883-10-04


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i.aL Mecca IF aspiring vouur Office secIy.
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/ abilities. anal if the Council Wishes to
luaLca CHEF clerk of him we would cor
taiuIv lee the last To- object
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tuIg Prof. Lorraine performed in DIFF
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Co. have christened their hotel and
restaurant business IN the Newton cor
lief building the Il. y. L. From care
Iul Inspection OF the improvements, re-
palrS and changes made by them on the
building, we should say they contem-
plate having everything II iirst-claSs
order. Read their advertisement. They
propose to give meals at all hours, and
we learn with pleasure that they hire no
Chinese help, also that their cook, MIR.
wilcox, IS gentleman OF large and
varied experience and extraordinary
abllIty III the culinary art. In fact, 1t IS
proposed TO make the l. y II. fully up
to requirements IN al! respects. Give
them call and test the matter.
Wm. Leslie, the sailor who assaulted
Mrs. Gilbert Yesterday, was arraigned
today in Justice Van BOkkelen's court,
and. upon examination of witnesses. he
was bound over in the sum of $500 to
appear at the November term of the dis
trict court to answer the charge. In de-
fault he was remanded to Jail. He
pleaded having been drunk, and bad no
recollection OF what he did; said he came
from Tacoma about week ago, etc.
His plea was rather transparent, because
at the time of committing the assault
he was sober enough to run like YER
liable quarter horse" evidently know
ing he had done wrong. If drunkenness
causes vagabonds 10 assault respectable
ladies on our public streets IN broad
daylight, it is time to erect cross beams,
q Ia Seattle.
ELEGANT MoNUMENr.-Mr. +. ID.
Winslow, Inspector of Customs, whom
our people have known intimately and
favOrably for many years, was bereft OF
the partner OF his Joys last April, II VIII
be remembered Ills tender regard tor
the memory OF that loved one mas Iound
expression IN an elegant marble monu-
ment that was placed III position over
her grave III the MaSolilc cemetery yes
terday. ihls monument LOT elegance
beauty oil hnlsh ana workmanship Is one
OF the very oeSt 10 DC hau anywhere LII
stands about nine feet hlgh' resting on
base OF Chuckanut stone. Around the
base panel, on each slde' IS the word
"Winslow On the SIDE next the grave
under carved crown Is the lnscripuo n
April o. 1855, Mary SUSAN Wlie OF +. ..
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