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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06
NORH1 MAINE.


Paris within sad FOR the County o; Oxford, on
the third TUESDAY % Og.t-, \. ID Isl
SANTEL u. NARSHtLL. Administering on
the estate OF euiamiu kimball, late 81 W odstOck
in saii County dece scd. having presented hi, a..
count Of naturalization OF The Estate OF said de-
ceased for allowance:
Ordered that said Admin give notice 20 all
uersoEs te-tsfet bv causing copy Of this or
der % De publ shed three Weeks -uccessively in
The OVtord Democrat, printed ~ Parts, that they
NAV appear A. court OF Probate 20 DC held az
psris iu said county. on the third Tueslsy %
Nov mex AZ nine O'Clock in the forenoon. and
sh eau-e II any they have, why the same should
R.A. FRYE. Judge.
Atrue oopv-Attest H. c. DAVIS, REGISTER.
UXFORD ss.-At a Court Of Probate held a.
Parts within and for the County Of oxford,
on the third TUESDAY OF Oct. A. ID. ISIS
JAMES :. WRIGHT. Administrator on the es-
tate Of Alvin Judkins late OF Paris In sad Coun-
o. deceased, havirg presented rs account of
administration Of the estate OF said deceased tor
slius ancc:
OspEREp that the said Admir- give notice
10 al persons interested by causing copy Of thu
0rirr TO De published weeks excessively in the
Oxford Democrat printed al Paris. that they may
appear AZ Probate Court 20 be held Al Paris,
IN said county on the third Tuesday OF Nov. next,
a. O'Clock in the forenoon and sbew cause II any
they have Whythe same should not e~ allowed.
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge
A;ruecopy. ai'est:-H c. DAVIS Register.
CHORD, ss:-At Cours Of Probate held at
4 -. within and for the cOuutv Of oxford
he laird Tuesday OF OcJ.. A u ISIS.
eli ARLES h. tON named Executor in
c-itafu Instrument Turportiug 20 be the last viii
f Testament Of Charles l.. Fox late OF Rum
( 80. IN ssid 'ants. deceased, having presented
III zane for Probate.
ordered, That the said Executor give notice
u sl persons interested BY causing 3 copy Of
this order 10 be Published three weeks
sUo.r~~ivcly in the Oxford Democrat printed
al rari- that they may appear ~ a Probate
Cut to DC held ~ Paris Ia said County on the
thrd tuesday OF Nov neNt. Al O'Clock A. NJ and
n -agsc a any they have, Nhy the said instru-
me- o. should not DC proved, approved and a.
a. we'd - the last W IN and Testament of said de-
Cea>el-
II. A.FRYE, Judge.
AtcG eeopy-Attest: II G. DAVIS Register.
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STATE REFORM SCHOOL.
CAUTION.
Great American Specific.

Persons aiding the sale 81 the Imitation ar
linhlc To Immediate persecution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06

IH-CRoSS-w WORD ENIGMA.
In moon. not Ia sun;
la ounce, not In ton;
In pen, not In ink;
In dream, not In think;
In novelty and notion;
The whole is the ocean.
WICKED WILL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06
Thomas BAiley Aldrich

6.-l, Rear, ear. ?, Brat, rat. 3. Stone,
tone. Z, Cowl, owl. ., Pink, lux d.
Rage, aye. :, Pike, Ike. :. Task, ask.
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ANswrRs mo- PrzlLEs or LAsr WrkK.

ANSWERS To PUZZLES OF LAST VIXEN.
Canton.
Week, peek. leek, seek, rees. meek.
81, Startling, sling. ?, STARTLED
sled. j. Basket, bet. !, Singing, sing
), Courage, cage. 8, Brackets, bets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06

And have them Clr.n-..i 1
DYED -n' = 's,r 40, Ia
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06

A true copy-at,est:-H. c. DAVIS. Req
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06

A n 4 h u n .
dred. OF ether
useful and orn.
smental Prsni.
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an induces ent
for you 10 work
for US.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-03

OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND pr-errl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEATTLE. w r Julv ~ tasR (

osFiCs OF The COLUMBIA AND PUGETl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEATTLE. W. T.. July q, 1855.
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
cate August Is. lS-3 executed In pur
s ~ OF an ordinance approved AutrrIs,
y. ls!S the city Of seattle convened IN ~
Seattle and Walla waIla Railroad snd
Iansportation Company. all the tide
lAnds south OF King street. In said eitv ~
Seattle, in. along. around and about Eil;o,
DAY. from extreme high to extreme low
tloe ana deep water and.
Whereas, The legislative Assembly al
the Territory OF Washington. hy an A.,
approved Soyember 8 lS7a ratified and
confirmed mid grant and CONVEYANCE unor,
certain conditions. which have been fillIr
p15rormeo oy said Company; and.
Assembly vested the title OF said 1an.ss -,
SAID Seattle and Walla Walla Kailrosd
ana transportation Company. in fee sim
Whereas. Tia United States has ..a,,
esSsc In said grant and eonveyance and
" nereAs. The said Seattle and Walls
ALA hAifroad and Transportation Germ
pSlf naS transIerred and eonyeyed al on
said lands TO the Columbia and p,,s,ss
sound Railroad Company:
Now. therefore. the said Celumhi, an,
ruxet sound Railroad COMPANY her- ~
xive< noskce that il claims the sxs. ~; -.
n{nt 70 occupy said lanis ant 4. -,
wnarves and other structures thar.s.,,
And that all persons are herebg not 49, ' -
ls.rAn rom occupying or entering un,sS
.ny q saio lands without the consenf IN
sound Railroad COMPANY. usrs
C1Lt MBiA 4 PUGET SOUND Rfo
2 2. r. WEYMOUTH.
JSp Assistant Sup~riursnsec%
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Free Methodist Church, on Pine
street. near Ninth, Rev. John Glen. pas
tor.-Services at IL a. N. and 7 .. M,
Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church, on Sec
ond street, near Columbia, Rev. j. n
Denison. pastor.-Services at IL a. m
and p. M. Sabbath school after morn
ing service. Class meeting SUNDAY al
10 a. m. and 8 p. m. Prsyer meeting
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Methodist Protestant Church. corner
of Second and Madison streets. Rev. ].
ID. Skidmore, pastor.-Services at IL a.
m. and p. IA. Sabbath school after
morning service. Prayer meeting on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
Teachers meeting On Friday evening.
First Presbyterian Church, conner of
Third and Madison streets. Rev. f. G..
Strange, pastor.-Services at IL a. m.
and ] p. N. Sabbath school after morn
ing service. Teachers meeting on
Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
Church of Christ. on Seneca street.
between Third and Fourth, Rev. b.
Wolverton, pastor.-Services at IL a.
M and p. M. Sabbath school at 10 a.
N.
North Seattle Congregational Church.
Rev. r. Harrison, pastor. Services az
III a. M. and p. m. Sabbath school
after morning service.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-03

SHIP RICHARD III.-As mentioned il
our columns yesterday. the ship Rich
ard III. came INTO port Wednesday and
Is now discAarging ballast at the new
dock. The Richard III. Is q strange,
here. as she never before visited Seattle
and has made but one previous trim h
tie Sound. Her commander, Captair
Mcintyre. for many years Master of the
Revere which was recently lost OF the
northern coast of Vancouver's Island
IS. however. well known on the Sound
Captain Mcintyre has recently par
chased an interest in the Richard In.
and this Is hrs first voyage ia her. He
reports himself as bling much pleased
WITH her and IS beiIg as well Satisfied
aS he could be in any vessel bat his To-
Revere. The Richard Ill. Is q wooden
vessel OF go tons register. and Vas
built In Portsmouth, N. II. she vas r.
built and completely refitted in 1872,
and 10 now furnished with all the mod
ern improvements. including donkev
engine, steam condenser, steam pumps.
steam gear for raising anchor, etc. She
- metal sheathed, with metal and cal-
vanized iron fasteners Altogether she
lsN model vessel, and one Of which her
new commander may we'll feel proud.
de possesses the highest certificates Of
Classification Of the vessel from the
French vefitas and American Lloyds.
With her recent change of owners the
home port OF the vessel has BEEN
changed from San Francisco to Pert
Townsend.
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lnre.rAxr esssr,sss.


The Supreme Court Of the United
States b in session. Il has recently do
cided very important question inyoiv-
ing the constitutiouslity Of an ACT Of
ConRrsss. Il has before IL for decis,ou
now IN issue far moro vital and grave,
to-vit: whether the power Of . State %
tax corporations within ia limits is con-
tr0lled BY the Fourteeuth Amendment
70 the Consultation. The case arose in
California and vas argued last Decem-
Der before the Supreme Court. Cali
fornia made distinction in It's tax laws
between railroad property and the prop
srty of individuals The corporations
claim that The Determinations against
them aas inhibited BY that CLAUSE OF the
ROurtsenth Amendment which declares
TINT mo State shall deny TO any person
within is jurisdiction the equal protso-
ten of the lava The questions raised
vers. nrst, s4is corporation persou,
within the meaning Of tho amend
mentr' and, second, s'dsss the amend
ment prohibit discrimination in taxa
tionr Both questions we're decided in
the Affirmative BY Judges Field and
Sawyer. in the Q. s Circuit Court. OF
The gravity Of the suhiecs and the slrsss
Of . decision. the New York Hssaisi
says: Tho difficulty Of the problem
may Be- inferred frsm the fact that the
court, after holding the matter undsr
consideration for six monthA adjourned
without giving an opinion. The FAR
reaching eject Of the expected decision
= shown By the fact thai the principle
affirmed viii apply 70 Ill corporations
excspe municipal in every stare Of tho
uniop, -
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wards here until the Council acts

wards here until the Council acts
thereon
LICENSES GRANTED
Flynn Il Anderson, for three months.
retail.
Thos- Smith, for three months, retail.
john Fegh. for three months, retail
Stone 4 Mar, for three months.
retail.
Claus 4 Harris, for three months,
retail.
Claus Il Harris, for three months,
Henry W. Hill. for three months,
retail.
A.F. Hall, for three months. retail.
Geo. w. Walsh. for three months,
grocery.
III. ]. Curtis. for three months, retail
Jewell x Mayer, for three months,
retail
| r. Grub, for three months. retail
| o. Fuhrmann L Co. for three moaths,
one pooLsable.
VIM Grose, for three months, retail
Louis Sylvania, for tnrss months
retail
W.M. Byrd, for three months, retail.
/ Margaret Sullivan, for three months
grocery.
Chas. Ross, for three months. grocery
Bersch d Hink, for three month.
retail.
/ CONSIDERATIONS OF oEDTyAScEs-
The Atssrney submitted an ordinances
to make an appropriation for the pur-
chase of fire bell. Adopted
From the Attorney, 10 appropriate
$500 TO purchase hose. Adopted.
An ordinance Vas submitted to IL
the meetings of the Council Laid on
the table.
An ordinance vas submitted in rela-
ton to the duties of the Treaurer
Adopted.
1 An ordinance 10 repeal ordinance No
1s4. Laid on the table.
/ Ordered that the attorney submit an
ordinance fixing the salary of the Fire
Warden at fl50 year.
SIX ordinances arg Submitted entitled
Ia special ordinance appropriatins
money 10 pay Bills Adopted.
| Ordered that tue Treasurer be re-
quessed to pay all warrants IN favor OF
street labor ont of any monies not 9th
| ervise appropriated.
Adjourned until next Friday evening
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wv. C. L. U. ExsBc1sEs.-A eoodly

Y. W. C. +. Z. ExEBcIsEs.-A eoodly
audience assembled at the NJ. E. Church
las, evening. Miss Nellie Powell, the
president, announced the first on the
program to be song, Vote Ii Out,
BY the union. Devotional exercises By
the president and Rev j. n. Denison.
Next came solo and chorus, by Miss
Atwood. Mr.. Levi LELAND was then
introduced and proceeded to use about
an hour In amusing and instructin1 his
hearers. Mr.. LELAND Is not at all like he
average temperance talker- He deals
in stubborn facts but at the same time
keeps his audience in perpetual laugh
with his funny sayings and altogether
eomical gestures In the course of his
discourse, be showed that the license
system was q failure, and prohibition
was the only road to success in the tenn
perancs work. The address was fol
lowed BY q solo from Miss Retta Riley,
accompanied IN the chorus BY the
union choir. Mr.. E. r. Powell recited
With good effect, Tribute to Water
The University orchestra favored with
selectian while the young ladies cir
cuiated the pledge and received about
| fifty signatures. Owing 10 the iateness
of the hour several pieces were omitted.
The exercises closed with a duet by
Misses Ripley and Atwood, accompan
led in a quartet by Messrs. l. L. Aivord
and Ed ). Meany. The occasion was a
| complete success, and the members
were much gratified.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-03

Fastest ON REcoRD.-PaovipxxcR. r.
L. Nov. l-One thousand people saw
all previous double team records bsdIv
beaten 1t Nasya9ansest Park today.
The SKY vas loueFy and the air chill.
The srack Vas in magnificent Condition.
The coufesting horses were II. B. VIM
ship and Hiram Bruce 1.-THE latter Vas
the mafe ef Yellow Deck when she mnde
nsr reecrd on this track . year
aeof and Frank and John Nav. Be-
fore the horses were calld Frank Ana
John May sold for $50 to go q "a
and then even After the fri heaf
oetsnx Vas svo 20 ono On H b Win
ship and Hiram Bruce. Ths Iatssr MIR
vers hos headed o. forced during o.
race. and showed the fasesst double
team heat On recurd- Sunmary: ii. n
Winship and Hiram Bruce. i. II.
Frank and John May. :. 2, Z Tine.
esls. ZION. all4.
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ToDAY's SCHOOL ELECrIoS.-The only
persons we have heard mentioned for

TopAY's SCHOOL ELECrIoS.-The only
persons we have heard mentioned for
the School Dictatorship today are Judge
Jacobs. d. b. Ward and Mrs. G. A.
Weed, any one of whom is fully com.
petent TO fill the Office acceptably. The
only person yet mentioned for school
Clerk is w. II. Taylor, the present in
cumbsnt. who will undoubtedly ges the
Office the third term" According to
section 35, title 5, of the Code, .'every
inhabitant, male or female, over the age
of n years, who shall have resided in
the school district three months imme-
diately preceding any district meeting.
and who has paid or is liable to pay any
tax except poll or road tax in said dis
trict. shall be a legal voter at any school
meeting. and NO other person shall be
allowed to VOTE Another section of
the Code prescribes that wherever the
word he or his occurs in the school law,
referring to either Superiutendenss or
Directors, il shall be understood 70
mean also she or her. We trust that
every man and woman in the city en-
titled to vote in this election win be
out today and cast it.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

cyOUTH HALF OF LOT J BLOCK Is
= MaynArd's $Slm-
Lots IL and Il. block 81 Kids. Win
house. 5000
Lot 1 block A., Terrys, with house.
$3.50.
south half lot (. block a. TerryS with
house. $1G0
Lot ). block A.. Terrys. with house
$500.
North half Of lot 4. block AZ. Terry ).
with house. $Da
Lots !. & 4. 5. s block Ia 8. l. 3. Stoe
S.W. of NV. Of section Is, townst I'D =
N range E, 404 sores. AZ outlet OF Lake
Union 1900 piles on the land 5000.
This property belongs TO O. :. WRIGHT
residence. Kids addition. South Seattle.
oc55 II
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SEATTLE, Nsv. 2, 1883
Council met pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Present: Mayor Struve and Council
men CIancy. Day, Mcdonald, Rzsin,
Ranke and Wusthoa.
PETITIONS RECEIVED.
From l.. J. Powell ct al. for gas lamp
at corner Of Fourth and Seneca streets
Referred 70 Gas Committee
From ID. X. MckinIay es al, for gas
lamp at corner Of Fifth and Washing
ton streets. Referred 20 Gas Commit
tes-
From Prahm 4 Simpson, for An ex-
tension of time until December LIST TO
complete South Fourth street grade.
Referred 70 Street Committee
From q. A. Holm, for the right 70 use
a portiop of the sidewalk on SECOND
street, corner of Washington Referred
TO Street Committee
From Fire Warden and Foreman No.
I. for tanks at corners of Third and
Warrington and Third and Madison
streets. Referred 70 Fire Committee.
From w. C. Hill. protesting against
the Jackson street extension grade as
sessment. Referred to Judiciary Com
mittee.
From Strong Il Harkins, for compen-
satioa on account of a change of grade
on Madison street. Referred 20 Street
Committee.
From Elizabeth Foss, for the right 10
raise sidewalk at corner Of Third and
Cherry streets. Granted
REFoRTs RECEIVED.
From Street Commissioner. Re
ferred 20 Street Committee.
From Treasurer. Referred to Finance
COMMITTEES.
From Clerk. Referred TO Finance
Committee.
From Justice Cam. Adopted.
From the City Attorney. Referred
10 Judiciary Committee.
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.
From HIS Honor the Mayor. return
ing an ordinance TO amend Ordinances
No. 400. without his approval and with
his objeetions 10 such approval in writ
ing. Laid on the table for the present.
From the Surveyor. recommending
certain changes on the Fourth street
grade. Adopted and attorney instruct
ed to draw ordinance.
From surveyos, recommending certain
matters in connection with sidewalks.
Referred 10 Street Committee
COMMITTEE RKPoETs RECEIVED.
From Street Committee, recommend
ing the granting Of the petition OF
Frahm q simpson for an extension OF
time ON South Fourth street grade.
Adopted
From Street Committee, recommend
| ing the granting of the petition OF
Frahm d Simpson for extension of time
On Ninth street. Adopted.
From Judiciary Committee, approx.
Ing attorneys report. Adopted and at
torney instructed TO submit all nece ssa-
~ ordinances az recommended il his
report.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-03

CHIsPA.-This new play, to be given
BY the Grismer- Davies Company here
next week, is spoken of in the manner
following By the Portland Standard:
In "Chispa' there is the Bret Hart
favor. the unaistakable pioneer-is ism.
frousier-ism or early California-isrn,
dialect, situations, scenery and all that
is very taking in this era of sensational
ism, especially ON this coast. But the
strong pint in favor of ''Chlspsr is
that there is scarcely the suspicion of
that dime novel or Buffalo Bill style IN
the sensation element, and there is run
ning through the whole a genuine pa
thos, something we find in Miss The
situations are well drawn. and capitaliy
worked out. The scene setting Was
spl, mildly done, especially the last. I'm
the heart of the redwoods.- As z IKE
Stephens Mr.. Grismer, ::and Miss
Phoebe Davies as '.Chispa," were the
central figures, well deserved the strong
manifestations of favor accorded them
by their auditors. This is especially
true of Miss Davies. She has certainly
established herself in the minds of our
theater goers as an actress of marked
ability.
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NEVADA SOCIETY.

II OCULAR MEETINGS OF THE
= NeyadA Soci< " viii be held AZ r.-,..,
~ sier-LeAry building. On the -.
"a ana fourth Tuesdays of each monfs
s .n q - p m. sharp. All fax
attend and become member a. - - -
ciety. gro. q Iy,v ne sne ~
a ~ bAusoS. Sccy. sesS
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To TEE AssLUx--A fsu vesks AGO an
inabeciis hAlf-breed Indisn girl abous
sixteeea yean old vas found on the
beach near Lummi. where she had ban
left 10 perish by her relations or cuard-
lana and wAs taken 10 the Tulaliu
Reservation and placed IN charge Of tie
Sisters Here abe remained for seyornl
days. and finally being oruuxht % Sno-
homish City By DR.. Mhistsmoee. ma
upsn examination BY the Probate
Judge. was declared insane ana crdsrod
10 b taken % the asylum, vhsze ~
mas sent lAst fridAy.-Eys.
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money MA II h EFT.
Corrected daily By the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.

rHAs NAHER LEADING WATCH
maker and leweler. In the Yesler-
Leary block. deals IN Diamonds. Watches
Iewelry. Siiverware. Weber Pianos. Eszey
Organs and other Musical Instruments
NorArial - a. AZ So Watches and jew
eIry reuaired and warranted Sel8 Il
uANTEp-EyER YOUNG MAN
w whose time Is employed during the
day can receive Thorough Instructions
IL the Full Business Course for $ per
month At Basler's Business College. Boyd
s. Poncin Building Front street. Seattle
Hours of study from 30 go m oc-s I'm
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LETTING HousEs 10 CHNEsx.-A Ger.
tain triple house little ways up town
had two Of Its suites Of apartments LEI
to white families. the third icing va
can't. In order to get a little more rent,
the owner let the vacant rooms to a Chi
naman. and the white tenants, as he
might have known, promptly moved
out. In place of one vacant suite be
now has two, and the Chinese have him
at their MERCY They know that no one
else will take them, and they are safe
enough in Offering low rental for them,
with the almost positive certainty of
getting them in due time. TINS is
always the way with the Chinese. Give
them but the smallest hold in q neigh
borhood and they will soon firmly
clutch all they want Of il, and, BY de-
prcciaxing HE value OF fine property,
they soon R6t it at their own prices.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-03

ZOO CORDS SHINGLE BOLTS AND
COO 50 cords wood. Cash on delivery
.. Single Mill
no2 MEkRIWTETHEP & FREDERICKS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-03

TaK ELDEK.-1he Geo W. Eidea
sailed a. o'clock yesterday afternoon,
carrying the following passengers: r,
oakley and wife, Miss b. L. Washer,
l. G. Bailey, z. I. Ssaht and wife, ]. r.
Richards. Mira E. A. Richards. G. A,
Rantee. ]. Gillian, Mrs Nay Mccoy, ].
b Lowen. Geo. v Biackman, Miss Lena
Andrews. Z. L. Parmiee e. H. Osborne.
J. II. Grant, :. A. Scullyn. Ioe Adams.
r r. Fraser, s. 4. Siam, J. E Moore.
II. Cousins. JaS Rndi, Jr., +. l. How
and. u. MaFten, H. Hazeiest, A. A. War
fington. and - in the sseeraQe. The
steamer took 40 tons Of freight. cou-
sisslnG of coal. grain. barrel material.
hidss, peits and salmon, together win
% tons Of miscellaneous freight
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-03
Challenge to Run.

r HEREBY CHALLENGE ANY RUN
L ner in the city of Seattle, to q race
three miles long, to be run Dec. lst. A
forfeit win be put mp as token of good
faith. Any one await ng q soft snap
can try and get one by accepting this
challenge. PETE kALBREN.
Seattle, Nov. I. 1883. no2