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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-28

In my last report l called attention to the
magnitude Of this reservation, and urged
that it should be reduced by purchase Of
about $4,000 square miles, as proposed by
the commission appointed in 1882. A bill
reported from the committee on Indian af-
fairs for this purpose passed the senate and
is now pending in the house Of representa-
tives. Hgain urge the necessity of action
in this matter both in the interest of the In
dams and whites
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

WILL he EXTENDED.

Sporadicaliy, kilograms come over the
wires, announcing the immediate extern
sion Of the Cascade division by the
Northern Pacific. Their frequency and
the attendant circumstance that thus
far they have in every instance been un-
true, render them monolonous, and they
are hence received with incredulity by
the people Of the section most interest.
ed. President Harris is now on his way
out here. He was in st. Paul last Tues.
day, whence special telegram was sent
20 the Oregonian reiterating the same
old story of speedy completion Of that
much desired section OF railroad. In
the dispatch referred to President Har-
ris Is reported as saying that fifty miles
Of the Cascade division are already
built, and that no expects TO let oon-
tracts for building fifty miles more be.
fore his return. Mr.. Harris 10 mis-
taken. Fifty miles Of the Cascade d.
vision are not built. The only portion
Of that line now constructed is some
twenty-five miles or more from Aims
worth westward. No portion Of the
Cascade division has been built on this
side Of the Cascade range. There
was constructed some years ago coal
road from Tacoma mp the Puyallap val
ley TO the wilkeson coal mines. II was
not built as part of the Cascade di.
vision nor until recently was IL eontem.
plated by the Northern Pacific manage
nent that Il should be made part Of
that section. In fact, not until month
or two ago Was application made TO the
Government to have 10 30 considered
and accepted. ID Ii not nov legally q
part Of that division, nor 10 IL on the
location line of the Cascade branch as
fiied In the Interior Department. Mr..
Harris should defer his statements until
after he makes trip over the line. He
viii then be better informed. We do
not doubt that vigorous effort ID to
be made by the Northern Pacific to tap
the Green river coal fields this year. In
other words, branch of the Puyallup
coal road will be extended TO the mines
at Green River. This will be as much
q coal road as the other. and will be-
built for the Same purpose. 60 wit, coal
mining and transportation. Some time
in the dim future these coal roads may
be extended over the mountains and a
continuous line operated. That even,
will OCCUR when competition or iesisla-
ton conipels. not before.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

Mr.. j. y. Metoalfe Is a very worthy
and capable gentleman. He is, more.
over, a candidate for the office Of City
Attorney. Mr.. Metcalfe's name is
among the list of delinquent taxpayers.
He assures Herald reporter that all
grade taxes assessed against him will
be paid whether he Is elected or not,
that he would not assume the Office il
elected with any grade tax assessed
against bis name remaining unpaid.
We have no reason to doubt his asser
ton. But in view of the incredibly of
q majority Of the public as to the va
lidity Of ante-election pledges. we ven
ture 20 suggest that tax receipt would
infallibly silence all oarpin9 and be IN
impeachable proof Of his sincerity.
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II A r. Il I T. d.

WooLERY-Mc UMsER-0n PugetSound.
one mile from shore. July Z, Jasper
Woolery and Myra Z. McCumber. bots
OF Puyallup.
BYRp-McCUMBER-A the same time
and place, Harvey Byrd and Ruby A.
McCumber, both of Puyallup.
GoUDE-JRNKINs-In Whitman county,
June g. Frank E. Goude and Carrie l..
Jenkins,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Whitman Co.,
Is. w. Maxey aud Anna Richardson.
WAC In Vancouver, June
q. Peter A. Wagner and Mary Denny.
DREW WRIGaT-Tn Vancouver. June
Is VIM. G. Drew and Mrs. 3. h. Wright
TILToN-HUNTLEY-J q. Oliver Til
ton aud Catherine Z. Huntley, all of
Nooksack, W. 4.
AMEs- BEcKMaN-June %. Horace J.
Ames and Margaret Beckman, all of
Wager. w. L.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11
cry TRgasIREas REPORT.

From the semi-annual report Of W.
II. Taylor, the Treasurer, covering the
period from January to July !, 1884,
we get information as follows Of the
operations Of the City Treasury:
The City Fund.-On hand January
LIST, $ll, t26 6S; receipts since, $15,334 10;
disbursements. 2i,l63.6T; on hand
July LIST, $5.597.20.
The Road Fund-On hand January
lss. S9.27S.t0; receipts since. $685.. a3;
disbursements. 80. 6S5.62; on hand
July ist. $22s.u.
The Fire Fund-On hand January
1st, &i0,35ls9; receipts since, $500. 90;
disbursements, 9.9S0.Si; on hand
July LIST. <73t.9s.
The Gas Fund-On hand January LIST,
x5.1d6S; receipts since, $16T.9s; dis
barsements, $s,922.26: on hand July
lst, nothing.
The Cemetery Fund - There were
neither receipts nor disbursements on
account u this fund daring the bali
year, aud the amount ON hand remains
$2S2 So.
To summarize. in conclusion the
rsoney on hand in tue several funds on
the LIST OF July, 1854, was as stated be
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

TACOMA ScHooEs-In giving his re-
port Of the public schools Of Tacoma
the Superintendent, says: Enumera-
tion Of youth between The ages Of and
II BY the census of lsSa, 97l; between
The ages of and n. or the school ace.
s8 Whole number Of pupils register
ed IN the public schools during the wear,
a9s; Whole nun,ber IN private schools,
- Average number belsneine 10 the
hieh and grammar schools. l27.27s; in
the primary school. 6zS5. Total, asa.
20. The valuation OF school property
IN this District ~ given a. follows |.
school house sites, <Szsso5; of school
buildings. ,0sS 81 I: OF schoal furui-
tnre. fsi3i.l. Total. 80 u24.Sa.a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

ID. w. Higgins. editor Of the Victoria
Ceiostsf, arrived Wednesday from Chi
cseo, where he has been on business
connected with his paper.
F. j. Grant. of the Posr-rSrTILIoKS-
sER staff. returned Wednesday evening
from ak weeks trip 10 the East.
Il. @. Phinney Is hack from Eastern
Oregon.
Hon. Jasper Babooek, ex-Secresary of
State OF Nevada, - guest at the Ar
ltnCfon.
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L ME-
Call for a Republican Terrific
rial Convention.

AT A MEETING or THE REPUBLr-
~ can Territorial Committee. held at
Vancouver. April Is u wa resolve
that the next re rttyrisl Convention, for
the nomination OF Dele cate To Congress,
be held at Seattle. King county, on Tu q
day. Septem Der 4, 1871. az 10 o'clock a. m =.
Tor the purpose OF nominate. X candidate
TOR Delegate to conxrsss, and for the
ansaetion OF such % her business as may
p operiy cnme before IL.
The Cvmmitte fixed the apportion.
ment Of del & ties to the Territorial an
yehtion as fellows: One de egats at large
for ach counts In The Territory, and one
additional Selegafe for every 1Ob votes
and one additional delegate for every 10 or
more votes cast in esch county Mt the
general elect on of 1872 Tor the Republican
candidate for Delegate - Congress. Upon
this baats the variou. counties OF the Ter
ritory wi be entitled 20 representation
IN said Convention as follows:
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NKrrHxa DEAD soa SLxxpIso.-Tsh

NKTrHER DEAD MOB SLgEPISo.-Tkis
evening the members of tue Young
Mems Political Clsb. will join with the
Law and order people in q mass meeting
At the Standard iheatsr, and tomoYrox
night also the two organizations will
join IN a grand rally az ehe famous ap-
pie orchsrd. Of which there has De. a
90 much said. The Political Club 20
perfec,ine its arrange ments for active,
effective work on election day, ana
every menber will Re expected 10 do all
IN his power fcr the sxcSess of the ticket
selected by the club.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11
TEE NEW srDEcaAl DISTRICTS.

The rapid increase u poyulafioo In
this Territory during the past few years
added greatly 80 the work dsvolvine
upon the Justices of tbs Supreme
Court. So onerous had these duties
become thst for some time preceding
the assembling Of the last Territorial
Legislature il vss apparent that an
effort 10 procure az increase IN the NUN
Der Of Judges should ami would be
made. Accordingly. In November Of
las, year joint memorial praying for
an additional Judge for the Territory
Of Washington, addressed to the United
States Senate and Hooss of Represent
atiyss. WAS passed by the Legislature,
approved by the Governor. and copies
forsarded to Washington, addres ed to
the President, the Attorney General,
the chairman Of the Judiciary Com
mittees Of both houses and to each
member Of Congress.
The msmorial set forth the area and
population Of the Terri 'ory, the mum
Ter OF counties, number OF terms of
Court, great distance from point TO
point, short duration of terms of Court,
that the Judges are overworked and
underpaid, and assigned as an import
ant additional reason for an increase Of
the number OF Judges the fact that the
three District judges constitute the
Supreme Court, in which all members
participate in the hearing and deter
mination Of all cases, thereby compel
ling a Judge to sit in review Of case
appealed from his own ruling In the
Court below. Ii was therefore asked
by the rnenorialists that, to secure a
tribunal Ut three, neither of whom has
preiadeed the case, the Supreme Court
DO composed of four members. with
prohibition that the Judge who triet
the case Ia the District Court shoul6
not participate in the bearing on ap
peal or writ of error from his Court.
Accompanying the memorial was al
act providing for the appointment o
an additional Judge for this Territory
and the division OF the Territory iut
four Judicial districts. We have M
record OF the passage Of the above &C
by Congress, but manifestiy Its mai
provisions have become law, since
fourth Judge of this Territory has Re
Gently been appointed. The act whicI
accompanied the memorial redistrict
the Territory by counties, rs follows
First Judicial District-Walla Walls
Columbia. Garfield, Asotin, Whitman
Spokane, Stevens. to which it assign
~ Judge, Hon. Samuel G. Wingard
Second Judicial District Pierce, Thurs
ton, Mason, Chehalis, Lewis, Pacif,
Wahkiakun. Cowiitx and Clarke, :
which Hon. John r. Hoyt is assigned
Third District-Kine, Kitsap, Jefferson
Ciallam. Island. San Juan, whstoor
and Snohomish. with Hon. Roger {
Greene as presiding Judge; Fourt
District - Lincoln, Douglas, Yakims
Kittitrs, Kliokitat and Skamania, {
which is assigned the Judge to be ~
pointed under its provisions. As thi
additional Judge the President has az
pointed, and the Senate confirmed
Hon. George Turner, who will undoubt
eddy soon enter upon the duties of tina
position.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11
I. .. Q. '.

The following elective aud appointed
officers of Seattle Lodge, No. 7, were
installed on Saturday evening for the
ensuing term by w. II. Hughes. Dis.
trics Deputy: s. III. Smith. N. G.: g.
W. Britain. V. G.; A. Z. Hummer, SEQ
rotary II. II. Neeker, Per. Secretary
Charles Baker, Treasurer Jacob Har-
ding, Warden; ). NJ. Clemens, Con-
dnctor; ]. Ii. Forest Bell. Chaplain; C.
II. Merrick. X s. N. G.; Joseph Morri-
son, L. ). N. e. l.. +. Compton, O. G.
q. l.. Manning, l. G.; Z. r. Buck, X. 8.
8; w. ii. Hughes, l.. S. 3; A. Thurlow.
X. :. v. G.; Ihos. Wood. l.. ). v. =.
On Wednesday evening the officers
elect of Olive Branch Lodge, No. 4.
we're installed. as follows: Ihos. n.
Bane, N. g.; ]. T. Ronald, v G.; X. C.
Allen, Secretsry; Adam Orth, Treas
urer @. X. Maddocks, Warden; NJ.
korn, Conduc,of l wsddeli, o. G ;
II. NJ. Peters. |. c. V. Schmidt, r. s.
n. G.; j. c. Gsasse. l.. \. n. g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

Mr.. George kinnssr. candidate for
Mayor Of this city, in another eclumn
submits statement of his position on
the grade tax matter. in which he
frankly and fully explains the appear.
ance of his name on the delinquent list.
The public will be eratihed IL all eanii-
didates for city officss can and will
show as clean record.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

CoxiSo.-Ben Cotton. one Of the best
known Ministries Of the day, with his
little daughter Idaline, supported by q
splendid comedy company % sixteen
people, open nc the Standard Theater
Monday evening next, for . abort sea
Son, heir yfperfoire consists Of True
Devotion, irma tho Wait, and Black
Diamonds. The two firss named we're
written especially for Mr.. Cotton and
little Idaline. The opening piece viii
be True Devotion. play fan OF fun,
singing and dancing. The Victoria
papers say IL 10 continual laugh
Through the entire play.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11
NOTICE

ITO THE VOTERS OF SEATTLE !:
L Having received the nomination of
the Mas Convention of Jane 18th, for
Chisf OF Pslce l hereby pledge myse I.
II elected TO that Office. 10 the promps and
impartial enforcement of the ordinances
o, the ci y. and solicit the votes of the
citizens upon this platform
A. II. MANNING.
Seattle June o. 1854
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sArIlso OF rns Mnico-The steam

SAILING OF rnE MKxtcoS-The steam
ship Mexico sailed for SAN Francisco
yesterday afternoon. She had As freight
loo tons of Departure Bay coal aud
about 10 tons OF miscellaneous cargo.
Her passenger iiss vas a. foiiows: q.
Laneoln and wife. J. MoSara, Leon
Coast 4. Court and wife, John Condon.
y. y. Davies, Miss a. L. Coffman. Ella
Overhili. Mira G. ~. trsne. Ed. Kelioep.
Z. Aontgomerv. ID. iaeer, G. Edmonds !.
]. J. white and wife. krnest Coart, ii.
Eeidt, Is Il. krierly, Mira. Z. G. Gs,stina.
Miss w. Dasadson, Mis- II. Holman.
Il. brsnschsiger. 7. Overell. &c. iiauer.
Miss X. Bsaton, aud - in The ssesracr.
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CARD.

To the People Of the City Of Seattle -
Having been nominated by the Team
sters' Convention and endorsed by the
people generally, | hereby announce
that am a candidate for the office of
Chief of Police, and, if elected, shall
ende4yor to do my dgtv fully and il all
respects. lll3l LEASDEE MILLER.
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fakima and kitfi'zs... US
And IL . rec mmeuded that ~herS Hew
couniirs have been fabiished since the
last general election the fepnbliran Cen
trai Committees Of the old counties APP
parton The new counties on the vote cast
o. the last general elect Ga for delegate 10
Congress. on tbs above basis.
II. harlow. Chairmsn.
R0B'T ID. ATTRfD0E. -cc'y. b6c6w3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

The following efdcers of Harmony
Lodge. No. !. X Of p. we're installed
last night: II. T. Hathaway, p. c.; c.
II. HAnford, q c.; II. Pipsr, v. c.; l.,
Miller, p; w. Baldwin. NJ OF E; H..
BAsher, VI. Of A.; Loais jacobs, 4. G.;
l. GaFrison, o. G.; A. II. Manning
Lsais Peterson. ID. Horn and w. q,
NoolcFy, Attendants.
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FOR The UPPER SKacIT.
stn,r Glide C w. Cove. master

caves YEILER's WHARF or
"Wednesday and saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday. calling at rtnh
wood, Ltsalady Moss Landing, $3.50
City, Mount Vernon. Startling and ~ ~
ternediaie points above. For freiean,
pss age apply ON hoard or TO 6Eon1,n
fOGThK m the wharf hpt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

Buffalo. July lo.-Prsssdss Asa Bra
bendur, who IL 10 nov said caused the
wreck OF the counsy savings bank and
had " take refuge In tbs jail from q
mob. was arrested In Era. Pennsylva-
ma. today. and in default Of $l0o, GOO
bail was committed 70 fail
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

hereby announce to the voters of the
Second Ward that l will not be can
didate for the Office of Councilman Of
the Second Ward. FRED. GAsCH.
SEATTLE, July 10. ltd
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For Sale.

THE RESTAURANT CORN TER
l Third and Washington streets, known
as the French italian restaurant, incluo-
ing Eve nicely furnished rooms. For par
ticulars inquire Of
CLAUS & HARMS,
myiG III Front STREET.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-11

NEW BLOOD, NEW LIFE.-This is OBJ
tanned by using Plumbers Oregon Blood
Purifier. For sale everywhere. 81 per
bsttle. six for IS. ap6dw6m
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WANTED.

CIRL To DO GENERAL HOUSE
U work. First-class wages gwen for
fir- t-class work. Apply o. CAPTAIN
BEECnER.S residence. Pike street. be-
tween Fifth and sixth. jel3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Boy Wanted.

AN ORPHAN BOY. TEN or TWELVE
n years old, of good character and dis
post on. may hear of good home in an
excel mt fsm'ly on farm For further
particulars call on DR.. c. III. MERkI' X,
Reinig's Block. jyll
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For Sale.

BOILER AND AN ENGINE. 9x3b.
N with eomplete machinery for grIst
'''''' : ]. w. BUZBY.
apl5 dy Corner Third aud Union sts
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For Rent.

A LARGE. NEW. HARD FINISHED
N two-story dwelling house, ON k.ev-
enth street Apply at this office. Jeiz
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A YEAR,s STREET WORK.

henry Sbeahsn. Stree, Commission
er, makes report As follows of the work
done on the streets duI,nx the past year
under his persoral supsIvtsion:
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A JOB At FIRING ON A STATION
n AIRY engine. Apply Immediately at
the Seattle Res aurant. liz
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LUNCHES and DINNERS

Elegant Lunches from ii
to l o'clock.
French Dinners, In cour-
SEES. from 8 to = o'clock.
jys WM MEyDESBAUER.
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TO LET.

A LARGE ROO Y IN THE SULLIVAN
"A block. snIta bic for an offic (; low rent.
Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN. CONNER
fla sfreet 1eis
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safe. swift. and sure 20 regulate the
bowels. are Ayers CAthArtic Pills. Re-
commended By eminsut pbysiciAns.
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REGIsI kRkD.

Since our last report the following
persons have registered. The Board of
Registration will be in session today
aud tomorrow. when it is hoped that all
who have not yet registered will do so:
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ia DIRECT R0U ~
So whatcom. Through Dy Gay,
light. steamer w. r. MuDroe leaves
O'clock g. M. on Tuesdays and Fnosys
touching al Utsalady. Laconner and -sm.
ish Leave Wbatcom for Ferndale %
Saturday. Returning, leaves Mhatc""
on Wednesdays and Sundays At q; y. .a
For freight or passage apply on 1917
or 70 George Foster. ON the le.ier wna's
CURTIS BR0WNfiELD.
ro0S Mas or.
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NOTICE.

NEITHER THE STEAMER ELIZA
~ AndcI son nor the owners Thereof will
be n SD 1Dsi Die for any debt contracted BY
the officers or crew. I'm ess u0on written
order therefor signed BY the Captain or
Purser. CArf. THOS. WRIGHT.
Aim Manager
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A GOOD SITUATION To ASSIST IN
n general hous ,work. by girl IL years
old. Apply at Orphans Home, corner of
Seventh and Spring streets. ll3
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House to Let.

DETwEEN THIRD AND FOURTH.
ID Seneca and Spring streets; rooms
water in sink. Apply 20 HI. Ii. PEAsk.
corner Eighth and spring SITS. 5ys
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ISLAND ROUTE.
SEATTLE,
PORT TOWNSEND AND sEMIAHM00

1sasSaSy EVAN GEL,
E-s<@zsszr II. +. BEECHER; master
Carrying the u. ). mails and Wens
Fargo * Co. g express. will leave fesie.s
wharf every Monday and Thursdsv. a.
a. M. and Port townsend at 10 a m. Io'
sem ,ahmoo. calling At San Juan. bopeh
Friday Harbor. Eureka, Roche nn Iuo.'
Orcas. East Sound. Gueme-. Anacorlss
Samish. Whaicom. Beach's and birch BAY.
Returning will arrive at seattle soo''
noon every Wednesday and SATURDAY.
fare to Port Iownsend. VI TO 5eniiAA
moo. 81.
Fer freight or passsgs apply 70
ffhD n FOSIEE, Agent
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A CARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED Il A CANDi-
i date for the once Of City Attorney.
having been nominated by the cit.z NJ
tabple orehardl Convention. and endors d
By the fouax Mems Political Club.
sc G. h. HAAfORD.
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FOUND

4 PLACE WHERE YOU CAN GET
"A the genuine Frederi, ksburg Lager
a glass. 60 TO the rrdericksbu z Layer
Beer depoF. on Mill street. up Josite thu
Post Once IL is the ouly Place In Seattle
where you can get 1t.
V. SCHMID, Proprietor.
Agent for the Pr dericksburg Brewing
Company. OF san jose. Cal. myl
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STEAMER JOSEPHINE.

carrying the United States M&,lI
WILL LEAVE ~
- 49, = lers Whars. Seattle w
sst.S. Snohomish City. wa MasE
* teo, Lowell and way LAM n1'
-''@-'~--ss- ings. every Monday, Mea'
nesdsy and Friday morning. eturninz ~
alternate days FOR freight Or psssazs -
apply on board, or 70 ID. + DUKE ~
the wharf, Seattle. n. IL hOsss,
apt Me.--
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Court items-The Crops-Politics.
tCor,espondcnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Court Items-The Crops-PoIitics.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 9, 1884.
On Yesterday our regular County Court
was occupied all day with the trial OF ap-
peals on warrants. There was no criminal
ease, rs for the last few years crime has
greatly decreased In this county. Formerly
about fifty felonies and about twenty mis-
demeanors were tried every year. This
wear there has been only one case OF felony
and one OF misdemeauor, and both parties
were acquitted.
The late rains, while greatly benefiting
the grass crops, have greatly retarded the
formers in working corn and tobacco. The
wheat is about al harvested, but as the
shocks have been generally blown over by
winds II will be long time before il is tit
10 be ihreshed, OF which operation there
has been none done as yet. There is an
unusually large crop OF tobacco planted,
which is growing of well.
A correspondent reports through your
paper that he measured a tObaceo-eaf and
il was twenIy-elght inches across. Mr..
William Lyon, one Of the tenants on the
Maiden's Adventure estate, on James river,
has a plant which measured thirty-nine and
a half inches across the middle Of the leaf.
Politics are rather quiet. Our people in
tend to poll good woe next fall for the
nominee Of the Democratic party. Only
about dozen white men will follow the
Boss. ID.