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cas- N Vaults.

We notice In the daily papers an ac-
count of the destruction of a Ore proof
vault and the injury of two gentlemen.
csused by the gas having been left light
ed IN the vault when the door was closed.
There being no opening for the entrance
OF air, the flame became extineuished.
bat the gas continued 20 flow, fiiling the
chamber, and when the door was open.
ed an explosive mixture OF great force
wa produced bus il would have been
harmless II the person who opened The
vault hsd not imprudently lighted q
match.
This experiment has been repeated 50
ofeen, with the same reeal,, that II
ought not now 70 be expected that any
tnscilieens person will put Gas pipe
into vault. Yet rs gas IL the safest
tsght 20 be used In one. where the cleo
trio lamp cannot be had. people persist
IN taking the risk and She gas pipes
being IN, explosions from the leakage
OF gas, or from neglect 30 turn il Of
when closing the door, continue 20 occnr.
Now, u is NOT necessary 20 carry the gas
pipes into any vault in order 10 use q
ras night IN 70; for generally tha inte-
nor can be lighted from a bracket With
three or four long joints placed AZ the
outside OF the door. 50 arranged a. 20
be turned inside through the ioorway
when a light is needed; where The
arms OF such bracket would not
be long enough to hight the re-
moter parts OF the vault, ID il
ebsssus THAI rubber tube, carried on
nocks properly arranged, would answer
every purpose. OF courss. With either
OF these arrangements ths door could
nvs De closed until the bracket or The
rubber tube we're removed.
Vaults are 90 much used 10 The Offices
OF railruad companies that this Il 4
matter which deserves the special atsen.
tion OF otncers IN charge Of such s,ruc-
tuses-tS. y. Raifread esasstss.
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ssE rrerEssssx OF rnrscE.

Tue Queen (victoris) undoubtedly
hss large income. reasons Alden. IN
the New York Tribunf, bat she ought not
% be expected TO support young men
Who are employed 80 princes BY toe
nation. 6he has, az matter OF faes,
snopovted hef own children during their
chisdhood. That IN SO doing she set
her people an example OF economy 10
greatly 60 her credit. While she sup
ported the Prince of Wales, for ex-
ample, comfortably during bis boyish
3Ayr shs did not waste money on him.
His clothes were bought ready made at
Moss d Co.'S. bat they were neat and
Hnbs$Antial. His ducal crown was q
very handsome one, but his thoughtful
mother required him TO wear silver
plated crown on week days, and 10 save
his bsst one for SUNDAY. For pocket
money. the Queen. with great iiberallty,
cave the Prince Is shillings weekly IN
til be was eighteen years of age. This
enabled him 10 bay all bis tops and
marbles, 20 visit the Geological gardens
occasionally. and TO put sixpenoe on the
plkfe every Sunday, and to give q shil-
ling weekly TO the missionaries. The
Queen pursued the same system with
Der earliest erai,dsons. and II vas not
until the number of erandsons became
90 large a. TO render II impracticable
90 give them all fifteen shilliues
a weak that she reduced their
allowance 20 Eve shillings each.
To expect tho Queen 70 pay the
Princes their official salsry after they be-
GAN 20 practice their profession Ia alb
snvx3 aud uniaat Thara ara "A n fou
estimate. liza places In England where
monuments to Prince Albert might BE-
erected, and. nearly " places In Sect
land that still afford room for mona
ments TO the late John Brown. How
can Her Majesty provide for unlimited
monuments and still have money enough
90 pay large salaries TO all the royal
princesp
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~ UvSn, - 0s1B 6egzsMy'
essss.A = - - - > 49, g
~ ~ d1nusun - aaishsd a.
eoesss. Is - g s. 616sd vishin : -
S15n p1sied, Ihol!1vs nnoes nss ~ - =
~ go - vay fe1uoGa - coe9onsl
~ rIaefiur ~ m unf1 f0r roelinR-
n -. ke111ce, = nn6s into ssu1nk
m Tk6so pforoo1 eDooooe sze mn@
focoehSr vf1h - eoaEBe ou11t0e ooyox-
~ 81 - ooooona - Choney Uroe1eu
9 othss IN 1xmA vhers thsyaxs cardsd
r. ~ = re.lsan woman shst Ivsztsd
= isrrn mi shnf I eooId thst eveninR, -
infonded 70 write : Ietter about Whist
I - aul heard a. this her ocun-
tanancs Iichted u. and she exclnimed:
Of. -; %! We WIKI al tie help
~ Aesssiai family CANA i've years
40 frOm tie Tytni. Ii Austria, and
ksvo reaided sineo ID Philndelphta- The
mother. Maxin. seems 70 have acquired
but Eftis kuowiedRo Of the Eneli1h fan-
cuaaa Her dauRhter, however. speek9
| 4 foenfly, and With the Philadalphia
urouunaisfiou. eayina NE mother.
| snd uuttina indec1ions on other words
necuiiar 10 the people Of that atty. Her
neither oommenood rselinG six 6 tho
- Of ave, q her home u the Tyrol-
Al present. shs Il engaged by the Wo-
msf's Association az the United States
| 81 PhiladsIphia II rseline. and her en-
tin family are euRaoed In the cuiflva-
ton Of aiik. ] asked the giri how it
vas that the boiling water did not scaid
one's hands. She aid that one soon
cek ueed 10 IL; and IS il vas nov her
turu 20 attend to the stssIning OF the
cooooua. che plunged her tender looking
taper fingers into the seething mas -
fesrIeealy a. II il were tepid water.
The mother and daughtes made q
pretty picture a. thsy worked toeether.
The older woman was . pronounced
brunette, with Q strong, energetic race
and With dark huir kinkling all over
Der head. The girl was les brown.
With dark, laughing eyes, rosy cheeks
| and lips, pretty brown locks and viva
oious, charming movements. She was
only fonstsen, although should have
JUDGED her 10 be several years Older.
| 1 vas % much attracted By her pleas
inc WAYS that said: Tell yoar mo-
| ther that she has . very bright daugh-
ter Her eyes danced az she quickly
reioined: "0h, me mother does not
think SOP Bat I noticed all the same,
that she told her mother, in the musical
sounding tongue of Italy, what compii-
msnt she had received, and they were
Ievidsntly both pleased.
What becomes Of the worms after
the coooons are taken from themF'
| inquired. II gave a great many OF
them TO your hens, and they liked them
better than anythine else they had 70
eat answered Kathrina. turning, a. she
sp0ke. to my frisnd, who stood near.
We bade thosilk exhibit and the Agus
tinis adieu, with . mutual wish 70 meet
again the coming winter In New Orleans
rsleaass sssf-4 - s OLYMPIA.
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1Astorian.l

20 Historian.
There are soms people always looking
out FOR sliehts. They cannot carry on
the daily intercourse Of the family with
ont some o6ense is imagined. II they
meet an acquaintance on the street Who
happens TO be re-occupied with bust
mess, they attribute his abstraction to
some mood personal TO themselves, and
take umbraQe accordingly. They charge
10 others the fact Of their irritability.
A dt of indigestion makes them zee
impertiucuca In every one they come in
contact with. Innocent persons. who
never dreamed Of giving offense, are
astonished 70 find some unfortunate
word or momentary taciturnity mistaA-
en- for an insult. To say the least, the
habit is unfortunate. There are people
in this world whe have something to do
besides talking. joking and compliment
ing. There are persons who eet. too
weary 70 answer foolish questions re-
peated again and again. There are per-
sons who now and then appreciate the
privilege of moments thought or 81
ieuce, and 10 Ia not needful for over
sensitive persons TO eonstrue WEAKNESS
and care and labor into indifference.
unkindness or contempt. II il far wiser
to take the more charitable view Of our
feliow-beings and not suppose slight
is intended unless the slight IL open and
direct. After all, too, life takes les hues
N great degree from the color Of our
mind. II We are frank and generous,
the world treats us kindly. II, on the
contrary, ve are suspicious. men learn
70 be cold and cautious toward as. Let
. person get the reputation OF being
touchy. and everybody IS under more or
less restraint, aud IN this way the
chance Of an imaginary odense l. vastly
increased.
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Notice Of Final Proof

US. LAND orrrcx AT orrssi.. v L
FII,l - ffrIfs Oct. ~. 1884:
Notice Is hereby given thsf hsssI
BAKER has fled notice Of intsn'ioa 2 -. =
final proof before the Judge o. y ~
sence, the Clark of the Dislrict coers g
once, In Seattle, W. T.. on TnsedAy ~ -
day of December, A. d. 1854. o. Has' q
application No. $40. for the eW q = ~. y
y X OF sw 4, and sw 4 Of sW q fse'sA
%. township Is north, range west ..-s~
He names IS Witnesses: Alpnons 49, 49,:
J. Emory Shion. George W. Mcku ~ 3
Zimmerman. all of seabeck. kip g = :
oc2sr o27 Reoister OF thu Land on
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Notice Of Final Preei'

U.e. LAND OFFICE Ar oLrxFn, VI
Nov. Is, i4 J.
IA. Notice IL hereby gwen Enzt -, :. =
LONG has nlet nsi - Of intes .s'.s
make inai proc oefo Wp: y
Notary Public. st . Oh &C. Ia test's,
on Tuesday, the Goth day Of Decenos = a
1884. on Presumption d. 9. NC. US ,snF
lot 4 Of section q. township y nosshs
east. s..,e1s.
He names as Witnesses Jorn 9. !as'sJa
II. Moore, Timothy Mahanna sra
Brown, AL Of Falls City, ". Z: o~~x
uoood.0x p..v.-ter ~ The Lam V&es.
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R.T. FLELmoHuTsEE.
Secretary Of State.


In hsrmony with the proclamation o.
the prexidsut OF the United States, ana
b accordance with an honored custom,
I. watson @. Squire, Governor OF ne
Terrsforv ~ Washington do hereby
deNiruafe Thursdsy. the 9th day Of tne
nrcssnt month, az day Of thsnkscis.
Inc ana praise % .he Supreme tuler OF
ths UniveYse, for nnsris9ld blessings 70
csiysd. And do rscsr1fnend 20 the
~6konle OF tnis 1erritory, endowed Win
- MANY q. .tural advantages Of seaposfo,
forsst. prairie and mine. with budding
ara rrosperous Industries. aod witn tne
iufitufions Of refined and orderly 20
ciefv. 20 cease en- that CAY IRON tneir
ordiusry avoeations, 20 repair 70 tneir
houses of worship and engage IN rem
pious service, and TO join the circie or
family and friends in rsverenf, RrateInI
and ioyous reunion. Let n remember
"a sssist tho poor and afflicted ana give
10 them from our store. ! would espe-
ciai.v recommend that donations Dc
piven 20 our relief societies ana Dos
pitals.
Ia testimony whereof ! have bereunto
siQued nv name and earssd the seal OF
he Territory 70 be affixed. Done at tue
sxecusivs Office In Oiyrnpta. this iosn
<loy 81 November. AID, 1854.
WArsoS @. seUraE, Governor.
Secretary Of the Territory.
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Administrators Nosiss.


TERRlToRYoF WASHINGTON. COUNT
i Of King, IS.
Ia the Probate Court Of said King eou1g
In the matter Of the estate Of RufAIe AuS
CO, deceased. a.
Administrator notice to Crediion
Notice Is hereby given BY the undeixgnH
Administrator Of the estate OF kufajo A<xa
deceased. 70 the creditors OF and ~ pe
sons having claims against The said tees.'s
to exhibit them, with the Necessary ve1fnsa
within one year after the firsi punllrailea Z
this notice, TO the said Administnsor, = =
office, being the ONCE Of H.ll 4 Snlis, Y y
city OF Seattle, county Of King snd 1s1l''a1
II Washington, or the same wiz Pc i'zs'a
barred.
Administrator of the estate Of RufAjo h'se'
deceneed. ph
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Notice Of Final Prod.
o. 8. LAND orElcz At oIruru, Y. 4.

5 o. 8. LAND oTrIcz AT oIruru VI
Nov. 10, iSss.
DEkSoN has died notice OF intentios = -.
final proof before the cl RI Of The p,.s,s..
Court, q his ONCE. In Settle, VT, osVss
nesdAy, the 2tth day Of December, A. D. ,ss
On Pre- empuon ID. :. No. 1sis. for the / =
NV and So : Of NV 4 Of sscsios d
township Is north. range q east. =
He names as witnesses. Edw.ra r,..-
Oscar abby, A. @. Andsrsod ana ~ Nm.
all Of Port Biakely. WI. 81
JOHN =. GoTrY.
nolSdls Register OF the Land o..
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T,ERRIroRY or wAsHINorn~
= OF King. 81 In the Prohatr g. S2gsZY
King county. - Secft q ~
No. AIS In the matter Of a.
Mary A. smith. deceased. eznts a
Order 20 show cause why dscrss = !.
button ,h1uld not be made y 4ixh
On reading and alag the p~tit,<.. :. -
4. Smith. the Adminsstrstor OF AZ. nen5
Mary g. Smith, dtee4ssd, ss tsns , s..sie q
the sad estate u IN . IT Sper IN ',,ss1 1S<
Goes snd thsts portion n N ss2 . h
.ae sale es'sss remains to be q ais 49, q
uafu amen4 tne oersals entitled 1aA
- ~ nov ordsr',d hy the Court aer. -.
persVns Interested In thu ssir 80 t1st Il
said Mary A, sga.th. deceased b. ~. e ~
oe.ore tie Probate Court OF Rms - Heaf
WasAtngtoA Territ3rs, al rns q, .e1aI.A
said Court, IN the city " se,ti. Aeenof
King county, on = III
B Mo- day. Dee can Der ala "a.
A. eleven o'eloek . m then ana 49,.
snow csGse Vii any They nsvei xky ! ~ =
o. aIstrinu,ion should no. be raas = =
residue Of the said estate amons - ~
entitled acccrdine 70 law. fsnoas
: And Il 10 further ordered th..
this order 70 shov canse Be puhl,sS ~ z
each week for four succssesy. 49, oa
the said nd day Of December. 1ss- sssz.n
SEATTLE WEEKLY Posr.rxrrr > -. 80 - 1e
weekly newspaper printed and puhsss.
the cisy Of seattle, In sand King 6,r-.-ea u
Done In open Court, Novem6sr ls iss.
,I ~ All.
'sags ofths Probsis On.
King County. -.
IT n; Han Judge ana e1.esseio On. ),
hereby certify that the foreeoins 4. q
true and correct copy Of an oriQinsl s-s ~
show csuse. granted BY our said Prehs.. 3 2
on the 18Th day Of November. ia \ 80 y
ceased. ta y
In testimony whereof I have hs,s.,...
my hand and Affixed the seal Of our 80 .
bate Court this said 18th day q Hoxs.ssM
| 1854. fs
tsEALl IuHarr
Judge anu ex-oficio CLERK IN ~ -.
Court OF King county. 10 wsshinssou -; y,
| ritory. fssS ".
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Notice OF Final Proof.

q. 8. LAND OFFICE AT oIrMyIA, w. T..
Nov 10, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that FREs
bEAh has MED notice of intentioE 10
Ia. na.e ana. proof before the Olcrk OF the Dis
trtet Court. ct bis Once, In Seattle w r On
Inesday, the 30th day OF December. A. d
1894, on Pre- emption d. s. No. 1855. for III =
y OF Sc \, NV \ Of sE u. and sW on
NJ =. Of section IL, township % north, range
l east.
n. Gardner, Q. II. Carbough and JAKE OhIssn
all Of colby. w.
JOHSF. CONVEY.
nozldeB Register Of the Land Ofice.
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Notice of Final Proof.
y. 9. LAND orr1on Ar OLYMPIC.

y. 3. LAND oFYIoE At oLyxP1l, VIII
Nov. ~, 1884.
~ Notice is hereby given that EBENEZER
Il GARDNER has fiisd notice OF intentie,n ~
make hRai proof before the Judge. or in his
absence, the Clerk Of the District Court. AZ
his once In Seattle. W. T., on Tuesday, the
10th day Of December A. d. 1884. on Home
stead application No. 5ot7, for the NE 4 OF sc
Z and eE \ al NE y Of section ii. NV
Of Nv = and sW Of NV j Of section
II, township Is north, range east,
He names as Witnesses w. L. Woec. q
csFbough, jake ohlsen and Martin Myers.
all OF Colby. W. T. -
JOHN F. CONVEY.
no20de25 Register Of fhe ana 0fR..
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81 : 4 &. 90 ssss sGgp chi ssg w. 3D.: e
fa6ilitiss for the extinQuishment Of
Sres. The vatsr q pumped from LAke
INFLAMMATION. onIy two and half miles
distauf from ths1eity water 'front.'. The
preoouS daily consnmpfion ID 10000
cnIlooa The consumption and the fa-
Cil7tieo Cor the use Of the water are being
constantly increased. T
Thar are thrse other smaller compa-
mics surplyinR water 70 different por-
lions Of the city.
GAS WORKS..
The Gas works are owned and oper-
ated BIZ the Seattle Gsslight Company.
with nominal cash capital Of $4,000.
TIE present value OF the companys
plant may be jadgsd somewhat frnm
the amount Of business done. Ibe
present consumption is 5000 feet psr
DAY, and the price IS per thousand.
The capacity is rov 600 feet per day,
which will be increased fourfold BY
completion of extension nov in pro-
cress. Ooiy ~ miles Of mains have
been laid; many thickly setsled parts OF
the city not being reached by the COM
pany's seEvice. ses f,Ht
W STREET RAILWAY.
A street railway has recently been laid
BY Seattle corporation and two miles
and half of line are now in successful
operation. Additional line 10 being
laid.
Prominent BUILDINGS.
The CITY nov has large number Of
substantial and costly brick buildings,
among them being the Opera House
Block, containing new and capscious
soonest and most substantial theater on
the Pacific coast outside of San Fran
CISCO. and is probably exoelled by but
one in that city. 1t will seat 1870 peo-
pie.
There are two very large, handsome
and costly public school buildings. one
of them costing $4,000 and the other
about $4,000, exclusive OF the lots,
which, with the buildings, are now worth
$4,000. The former is new, has Just
been opened, and Is considered me
model school Building OF the Paciac
coast. The Sisters Academy, recently
finished, is probably the largest and
most expensive public or school build.
| ing in this Territory. The Territorial
University is also situated IN this city
and is in q prosperous condition.
Seattle has an assessed valuation OF
| $S,9oO,000.
In the liuited time permitted for The
preparation of this statement it has moi
been possible to gather full or exact de.
tails Of all the resources, industries aflc
products of this county, and it hai
therefore been my purpose to treat the
more important subjects, leaving the
minor resources and industries wholly
untouched, Upon the matters treated
| in the foregoing report the statement
and figures therein given are snbstan
TALLY correct.
| BAILEY GATzERT, President.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

q. s. LAND oYYIcE AT OLYMPIA, VIII
Nov. 8. 1884.
- Notice 10 hereby given that JOSEPH
+. BROWN has hled notice of intention to
make final proof before the Judge, or in his
absence. the Clerk Of the Prob to Court, at his
once In Coupeville, w. T., on Tuesday, the
23d day Of December, A. D. 1885,. ON home
stead application No. x697, for the lot 3 and
sk = OF NE 4, as additional 20 original home
Stead No. 2ool. for lots I and Q. and Sc \ Of
NE Of section 2. township 20 north. range 3
eas<.
he names az witnesses @. w. seepsr ana
D. p. Stafford. OF Muckilteo, W. +; Joseph
Powers and John A. & Robertson. Of Coupe
vile. ". T. -.
JOHN r. CONVEY.
no1Sd1S Register of the land Ofy,se
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GENERAL MILEs' REroRT.-In his re-
port to the Secretary of War, General
Nelson A. Miles, commanding the De-
partment Of the Columbia, says: "The
construction of the N. p. Railway and
other routes Of travel, has made very
great change in the means of cenmuni-
cation in this Northwest country, rem
dering it possible now to meye troops
and supplies in days the same distance
that bat short time ago wonld have
occupied weeks. In view of this. /
would as far as practicable discontinue
small and ineffective posts, and concen-
trate the troops. in larger Rarrisons,
where they will have the advantage OF
instruction, drill and Discipline, and will
be maintained at much less expense.
Forts Walla Walla, Spokane and Occur
d'Alene have been made the principal
posts of this department, where troops
are stationed for immediate use in the
sections of country most liable to In
dian hostility, while Vancouver bar
racks serves all purposes for the station
Of a strong reserve force for the entire
Department.
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TAeseassu IL nigh when II il the yearly
,-r@f - f6H pecrIs 20 observe ds7 ap-
,~S5sssed 81 ehe Pres3dsnt for this purposs
= ) speoisI occasion for thanksgiving
1u.so God. Nov, therefore, 10 fecoRnl
ficn a this hsllowed custom, ], Chsstes
a. Arthur, Press ent Of the Unsted Sfases,
do hsrsby designate 6 sucn oay toz 80 80
srnl shankseivine. THURSDAY. the z5sh
drv Of this present NOVEMBER. AMI DO
rseommend thaf throughout the land,
usooIe. eeasfnQ from their accustomed
rcosDstions. do then keep holiday ~
tHsir ssyeral homes aud their several
placss Of worship, and with neart ana
soiop psy reyerent acknosiedenssns 20
shs Gaver OF all good for the counus9
r.fiar CaEsrxa a. ARrHus,
President.
F.T. FLELxnGHU1sEE.
Secretary Of State.
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Probate Notice.

l,rERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ev Y -
Of kiDg-In the Probate Cea''
King county. 49,, Il
No. sss-In the matter Of tho ssisssa "
liam pickering, deceased. sa,.td5s
Order to show cause why decree y
ton should Lot be made. - :, .srtaa
On reading sHd fling the peir W =. 800 y
Wilson, the administrator o. y. ..,-s 40
William Pickering. deceased. ..ssssdIs,s
that the said estate is in propss.s - -ralaa
80 be closed, aud that portion o. - s,stit
Of the aid es,s,e remains 70 be hna'iy = -
uied among the persons entitled y - q
ordered by the Court here that ab " nslBsn
lerested In the said estate Of the ss,o 80 10
Pickering, d.ceas.d d. be and appear rssans.<ics
Probate Cours Of Kisg county. 70 sr,i
Territory, at the court room Of sAia
the city or Seattle, in said King esuhg,
ON Monday. December Isl,
At eleven o'clock a m then and 49, -
chow cause IN any they bave) wny - -
OF distribution should not b mace J. 49, q.
idue OF The said estate among the F7t'
titled according to law. a 10
And II IL further ordered thst eop5 = -
order 70 show cause be puoiisno- 800 ~
week for four consecutive weeks psloe ..
said lsf dsy OF December, 1854. in tns -.
WEEKLY observation-disclosures. well s,.s 4
paper printed and puolisAed IN
Seattle. In said King county. .a.s
Done In open eoart. october ~ I'LL
Judge Of the Prcbs'e s'1
King County. eel. 7. N. Han. ,as y "a
sx-ofieio Clerk II thu Probsfe C91rs :. 40
King county, DO hereby certify tosk II 4 g
going 10 fnli. true and correct ~ or
originai order 20 show cause. gram. ~ e<sail
said Probate Conrf. In ihs matter q " ~ ID
Of William Pickering. deceased, on
IS, b day OF October, A. d, 1854. --...et NJ
In testimony whereof. have nes -, q ~
49, hand and sfhx-d the - ard
SEAL said Probate Court. sss atfr..
't 0ctobers 1854. !. erahsis
Judxe and tx-ofzleio Clerk o. We = M =
Court Of King county, 10 Wasai's eca
tory. aN4 POI tis
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OF these coal has taken she lead since
the year lzo, when King Henry III.
granted the freemen Of Newcastle priv
ile2e 20 dig Goals 10 the castle field and
the forth, down 70 the present day.
Three centuries ago 100 vessels left the
Tyne each year, carrying away q little
over 10000 soua In l65o these figures
bad been raised to 81, $50 tons. A hun
dred years later the amoant reached
$4,000 tons anncAiiy- The srowsh Of
the trade daring the present century
can be seen froG The following table
shssine the coal exports daring the
pears named:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-27

chap from the country. ssoppinr A
cne OF the hotels, sal down 20 dinp~Y.
Upon the bill Of fare being handed a.
bin cy the waiter be remarked that h.
d,dn't care bout resdins Row hssx,
Wait ill after silnnsr.w