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lLl-eerTsx aiCnEA.

"n."says an exchange. " all the watsr
we're squeezed ont Of stock In the United
Haatss ths aggregated wealth Of moor
poratsd companies would not appear %
vssy largo" Another very pleasant ~
suit would also ensue. Tho public
would not. - nov, b. taxed to pay divi
deods upon . lot Of paper certificates
which nsvss cose their owners dollar;
which Esprsesnt nsithss investment,
eonatruetiea nor o0in, but simply and
solely plumber. The trouble ID. how
svsr, 4 q ths balk Of this watersd stock
has hssn worked Oh on . Rullible pub
lie; Otherwise, we're Il In the hands Of
The original mAnip1lAtors Of The aishon-
81 sohsme. Il ought 10 b declared b.
- b. . law passsd for that purpose.
Meanwhile the diahonsst experts
il this ssrt Of knavsry neurs - men Of
enormous wealth and, OF course, smi-
nsnt.fsspsotability. II they had raised
shsoks sAsy wonld have bean sent 10 the
psnitsntiary. bat by Watering stock
they accomplished the Same result, and
nads themsalvss solid With socisty.
6aeh y life at The oloss Of the nine
tssath century and The Rev. DR.. John
Hall, and Other fashionable pesAahsrs.
beaeeah Of THAR seook-vatesin9 pew
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The board met pursuant 70 adjourn
ment.
Ordered that County Assessor Chill
berg be, and il, hereby ordered 70 pro.
cure, for use in assessing, trscinRs OF
ALI the ptats or additions 70 the city OF
Seattle that are plated On q scale OF
1O fnt or Iess TO the inch: and such trAc-
inos 10 cost net 70 exceed t1.50 each and
such copies not to excsed - each. And
il is further ordered that said ASSESSOR
be also authorized 20 pfoeure tFactnRs
OF every surveyed township in the com
ty, showing all lands entered and liable
70 taxation.
Ordered that 500 b appropriated out
OF the road and bridge fund 70 be ex'
pended on q road leading TO the Do
vamish river, under the supervision OF
Commissioner MoCabe.
The road account Of Il. O'Connell, OF
District No. Is, vas accepted. and b
Was ordered paid $S6.l4.
Ordered that an appropriation mn 70
exceed $500 be made out OF the road
and bridge fund 70 open the road
through District Ne. 2t0 the Snohomish
county line, TO be expended under tbs
supervision Of Chairman Abrams.
The petition Of John r. Rice ct al. for
q county road was laid over for want Of
proper indemnity bond and proof OF
posting Of notices.
The road account of John X. Blythe,
a. Supervisor Of District No. 2, vas nc
oepted, and he was ordered paid $a2 out
Of the district funds.
Also the account Of Joseph Quinn for
District No. 3, and he was ordered paid
$40.
J. A. Mc(3inty Was granted . retail
lanor license for six months, from Feb
ruary 10, 1854, ON payment Of $l5O and
the filing Of the proper bond.
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BARGAINS.

THE BEST EVER OFFERED IN
ONCE of g. c. Phinney 4 Co. Intending
purchasers win please call Ut all the other
real oBtate Offices first, ascertain their low
est prices. then come to US. and we viii
sell property adjoining a. good. il not bet
ter. ten per cent. below the lowest prices
obtained This 10 IN unsurpassed offer.
and we are in position TO stand by what
We say, - we own Five Hundred and Fiji
ty-four lots in our own name. in all parts
$4,000 per lot We own the following
blocks in Burke's second addition: I, 8
l9, %. Is "a So. S. 60, 81 and n. eleven full
blocks. l32 lots in that addition. We own
four blocks an jackson street; those two
beautiful blocks. 10 and 20 on the top of
the hill. 3l5 feet above the lake and level
as . hoor, from which the most maGnifi-
cent view OF both thelake and the bay can
Be had. There are few places In the world
from which such bodies Of salt and fresh
water can Be seen. The rich man can buy
can pay psrt and have his own time for or
balance; and We will give the poor man q
lot and let him pay for it il he ever gets
able.
When we had plenty Of money we were
always ready to help . poor devil. and
have given our last dollar to him we
tAOu8At ~ 8Ic0ecE uccO tu3u OURSELVES ;
now we haven't . great deal Of money.
but any Gods quantity Of property. and
we are ready tc give home to tho poor
and such bargains to the rich g has never
been offered IN Seattle before. Come one
and all! Lots of envious idiots will say
this 10 only . Phinney blow" but the
proof Of the pudding is in eating it. Come
and see for yourselves.
Now 10 the time to buy real estate, be-
fore the spring raise and rush Look at
the daily records. You win see the long.
headed. far-sighted business man quietly
gathering it in.
This offer ceases when we have sold
enough to put US out Of debt.
Office hours q. m. to IL m. every day.
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They Cnossxp TEE SHoQUALAIs Pass.
"A few days ago, George p. Boyce, q
farmer rssidiag on the Snoquaimie riv-
or. in conversation With some frisnds,
told Ut his advent into Western Wash
ings0n AZ follows: I'm early days set
tied with my family in Montana, where
was prosperous, having gotten large
farm under cultivation, and acquired a
large band of horses and cattle. Four
tesn years ago. |, along with several Of
nv neighbors, got the Northern Pacific
railroad fever, and selling ont. We start
cd with our families for Western Wash
seven good teams. In the COMPANY. BE-
sides myself and family, we're |. II.
Page, now Of Seattle, z. Stone, late Ut
Puyallup, now deceased, and II. Oliver,
now Of 6tanW00A. We Numbered ~, ali
told, including men, women and chill
dron. We had heard of the Sn0qual-
mic pass being the only practicable
route through the Cascade mountains,
and deter aimed 10 cross that way, which
w did with our seven wagons. not, how
ever without considerable difficulty. 1t
vas in the fall Of the year, and win
tered ia Hquak valley, with the late
VIM. Pickering. While in the noun
tains ono Of my little boys was taken
down with diphtheris, and died before
We could do anything for Tim. His re-
mains were brought TO Seattle, and
buried ia the CITY smetery. Our party
scattered after our arrival on this side
Of the mountains, and all took up
ranches except Mr.. Page, who was
elected street. commissioned shortly
after his arrival in Seattle. which place
he has made his headquarters ever
Since"
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SILvRR WxDDNo.-Wednesjay vaa
the twesty-ffth anniversary Of tho mar
riaRs Of n. Korn and wife. Of this city.
Being aware Of this, = number Of young
friends extended 10 them on that even
ing an enjoyable anniversary greeting
ma coucrntulasiona Ahont th;r4-
couples vere present, and The enjoy
ment vas kept up until after midnight.
Presents at silverwaFe were Numerous,
and sosue Of the Rifts we're elegant. Mr..
and Hra. Korn had joat moved iato
their new residence on Tenth al
Washington streets, and this AFFAIR vas
both house-waruinG and . silver we'd
dung.
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Conc SRALM0.-S. Baxter 4 Con-
schooner Teaser, Capt. E. G. Quinn, ia
now all equipped for q seasons sealing
of the cape. She has been fitted out
with new sails and put ip first oiasa
condition. She will sail from here on
Saturday, and it is hoped by the friends
Of Captain Quinn aud her owners that
she will return at the close Of the sea
con loaded down with skins.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-08

TIE FIRsr FEMALE VoTxR.-Miss Kate
Ward 10 said to have the honor Of being
the first woman to vote in Washington
Territory under the new law. The mu-
nicipal election under its new charter
held by Tumwater came of prior TO any
ether city or special election after said
Law waA enacted, and in that way her
vote was the first cast by tue new class
Of vOters.-Oivnspia Courier.
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JACOBS FOB G0vKRNoR.-The Sn0h0-
mish Eye remarks: IF We really must
have another chief executive, give us
Judge Jacobs, an old resident of the
Territory, whose interests are identical
with ours. The jolly Judge has been
weighed in the balance and found to
give about seventeen ounces Of satisfac-
ton to the pound, having been twice
elected Delegate 70 Congress. We don't
Gee any sense in importing talent whom
We can produce the article at home."
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mon Ely M r h EFT.
Corrected daily by the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Or AEA1rlE.

4 WAS. NAhER, LEADING WATCH
~ maker and jeweler, in the Yesler-
Leary block. deals in Diamonds. Watches,
yewelry, Silverware, Weber PAnOA Estey
Organs and other Musical instruments.
N0tarial Seal Ct - Watches and Jew
elry reUaired and warranted. sel00
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LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., Feb. GA suit
Of citizens cl0thinR has been delivered
10 Major Wassoa, the paymAster now
serving term in the penitentiary, and
he has been advised that his pardon
will arrive from Washington next week.
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Town TALx.-Sallivan. the pugilist,
vas the subject Of discussion all over
the city yesterday. and be, like the Ichi
Ban Bazaar, and the two cent postage
stamp vas on nearly everybody's
tongue. James Lang. the would be
vanquisher Ut tho champion, did nOs
chow up, and IL vas reported his jaw
had been broken by the hard hitter from
bOatou, but ON inquiry il vas learned
that such va not the case. In striking
him IL the mouth Sullivan had split his
lip, which wAs sswed up and dressed BY
d.. Willard. When he appeared as the
doctors Office, the physician supposed
from hin appearance that ho had been
run through threshinQ machine, OF
had coal bunker fall on him, and 10
oossly remarked 10 his patient: "You
look q though you had beeu interview
ing Sullivan. my friend" $50 have, =
replied the man. seriously, +" and shas's
Why Tn here" Those Who expeos 20
attend the sxhihitiou next SATURDAY
evening ara anxious for some new can
didats for puRilissic hOuOrs 10 81 hob Up
ssrenely" for that coAAion. hut iuse
In proportion ~ man values hia good
loeks, and peace OF mind. should hs
oteer clear Of sullivan.
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Nellie boyd,
Supported by one Of the strongest
Dramatic Companies travelling.
comprising II flrst-class metropoli-
tan artists. Monday evening tho
greatest OF all comedies, entitled
SOLOMON ISAACA."

Entire change Of program nightly. Our
own elegant silver cornet band and SUI
perb orchestra. New scenery and new
facea.
Popular prices Of admission.
Seats now on sale Ut J D. LOwmans
Bookstore. fe5
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DxyEArIMa JusrlcE.-Y Yesterday af-
tsrnoon fracas occurred at Wright's
restaurant, in which little Chinaman
employed AZ cook, was biz pretty 10.
we're blow in the face bv ono of the wait
ers. Tho injured Celestial immediately
ran down aud made complaint against
his asaailant, and Constable Thornton
Was sent ont to make she arrest. That
official arrived at the restaurant and
inquired for the man Who hit the China
man. pompous young fellow. one Of
she walters, stepped mp and said that he
was the man wanted. He vas accord
inRly taken TO the Police Court, bat ND
ON arriving there denied his former
statement, and said he vas not the hit
Ter. The Chinaman also declared the
prisoner 10 be the wrong man, and then
those present began to realize the little
game that had been played. by allow
ING himself 70 b. arrested, the prissnef
had given the real offender time TO e.
cape. He has thereby laid himself open
10 prosecution for opposing an officer
while In the discharge Of his duty, and
Constable Thorntou 10 Just mad enough
10 no that the case 10 pushed against
him. He will have hearing this morn
inc, and In the meantime has beou 70
leased On US bail, K Osborn being his
bcndnman.
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A PECULIAR CAsE.-The hearing Of
Lee Toy, mention Of whose arrest on
the charge Of robbery was made yester-
day morning, occupied all yesterday At.
terpOon and evening before Judge
Cam. The CASE ID y most peculiar ono,
tho local Chiuasaen seeming to urge the
prosecution with rAnc0r that 10 inex-
plicsbIe. Leo Toy claims that tho
whole affair il put mp job. and the
general opinion of those who have
heard the evidence seems to be that lie
10 about right. Les Sing, Portland
friend Of Lec T0y's, for whom the lat
ter autographed Immediately upon his
arrest, was assaulted by number of
Obinnmen ~ aeon N hs landed from
the Hayward last night. All Sing and
All Sam, the only two Of the assailants
known, have been arrested ON a charge
Of assauit and battery, and they in turn
have charged Lee Sing with assault
with . deadly weapon. There really
seems to be something behind all this,
although just what the real cause of
thess actions may be, it IL hard TO tell.
]. q. HAinss, Esq., Is Conducting the
prosecution Of Lee Toy, and ]. b. Gage,
Esq the defense. Judge Cam has re-
served his decision in the original case
until this morning at 10 o'clock.
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At considerable expense
We have brought freln New
York one Of the best Coffee
Resisting MachlDes on the
Pacific Coast, with . caps
city equal to any demand
liable to Occur. Roasting
our own COTE. enables us
to select the very best w
ricties and give Il to cur
customers FRESH. Mav.
Ing . mill We will grind
Coffee free Of cha re when
desired. G. p. STONE,
A. No. 49,
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FACTS
TO
PONDER

FATHERS AND MOTHERS: DON'T
give your children nicknacks and
perishable presents. Come to our ONCE
and buy them block. over three scres Of
land. in Aaynard's Lake Washington I'd.
dition. Deed It direct to them, or In trust
for them. 10 that they or YOU cannot spend
the proceeds. and then. In ave years, give
~ fathers blessing for this advice, when
al else b swept from you. because your
son has homo and support for you in
your old age. You are risking nothing.
Eighty-nv dollars IN aero for land with.
in three miles Of the Post building. Think
Of It
Fifteen years ago we saw Junction Ad.
dition, nine miles from CHICAGO. nut IN
the market at S25 per lot Fools laughed,
We have seen that same property change
hands since II S25oo per lot We won
der what they would cay now.
Seattle las its quota Of just such sniy.
elling. sleepy deadheada. Shun them n
Jon would . lepee. Take the advice Of
one who has been through the mill.
We have sold twenty-five blocks Of thi,
addition in three days. The surveyor,
are In the leld. and % soon q men and
money can completethe survey deeds win
BE- aivea. Meanwhile. secure your chance
- that you can have your choice from
one hundred and ton blocks. Apply 10
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SAILING OF TIE QU8kN.-E0o Qoee0
Of the Pacific called yesterday after
noon. taking oot the following passsn-
gers: Ars J b Libby and child, Mn ]
SinRermaA and child, Mrs L n Cosine-
ton, Chae Coppin. H b Corvia. Mss 4
Coburn. Miss 3 Burnhard, Mis d II
Chastsy, 4 n Wilson. Ed G Terry, J ]
Tracy. Ms Jas Hawkes. and thrsa chill
dren, Jas Hawkes.. Jas Boyd. H Price,
. Morris, A D Frazier. Crise Brown, Jas
Campbell. p D Laytoue Z P Edison, ]
Boom, T O'CAllaehan. g Schuck, Chas
Bowen, F I Ceeler, aud svcnty-eieht in
the steeraQe. Her cargo consisted main
y OF coal and oats $40 tons Of the for
MGR and 800 Of the latter.
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Rooms for All.

DERsONs DESIRING NICE, CLEAN.
L newly furnished rooms. by the week
~ month, win do well to apply ct FRANK
SOHOW'S lodginghouse. Gilmore's block.
Front street. fo5 I'm
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NOTICE OF SALE
Estate Of william xayese

NJoTICI 10 HKRIDY GIvm 49, - ~
~ undersigned, sdminislraaes q
tate. ~ for sale the folio Wfns pr
ertv beioa ling TO said estase. soOos = =
About Two hundred thouAesd ~
logs
IL hesd Of oxen. =. -.
Lot Of camp equipags, oootinG 49, -
ATTENDING purchaser viii Dleees g. -
the undess Igned. ct Utsalsdy. - !lse- RI
- 10 terms, etc, until SATURDAY, ts,S6S
1854. P8 fkh S~
foS DIV "a ~ 49, :
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G. c. PHlNIBY 4 CO.,
A BARGAIN
Real Estate.

T WILL SELL THE WHOLEOFL LAKE
i side addition to Seattle, comprising
about l02 acres. situated ON the north side
Of Lake Union. near the canal, and ad-
joining the famous school section l6, over
which there 10 so much controversy, 1t Q
great bargain. a. desire to use the money
in q manufacturing enterprise. Twenty
acres Of this land is under cultivation. in
GLIDING large orchard. Inquire of
WIN. BALDWIN,
de5 tt At Railroad Sawmill, :.
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REAL ESTATE.
HEFNER 4
D]SHON.

HAVING FORMED A COPARrNER-
II ship. we announce to the citizens Of
Seattle and all parties visiting Puget
Sound, that we hav . for sale f1ne business
lots. residence property and suburban
blocks. Also
Timber Lands and
Agricultural Lands
You viii find 1t to your interest - call
ON US before purchasing elsewhere.
Once, 3004 Commercial street, Seattle.
W. +. jal
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BETTER RoADs.-The city has apent
more than three hundred thousand dol

BKrrxR RoADs.-The city has spent
more than three hundred thousand dol
lars in the last two years Improving its
streets, and the expenditure las wise,
and 10 not 70 be regretted. It will prob
ably expend more than four hundred
thousand dollars in the same way dur
ing the next two years, and the city
will b at least 4 million or two the bet
ter for il. Why cannot the same spirit
be infused into the county authorities?
So great an expenditure is nos required
at their hands,but certainly forty thous-
and dollars this year, and sixty thous-
and dollars next year can b prudeutly
invested by King county IN good wagon
roads. The CITY will pay much the
greater part of the tax, while IL will not
expect ono dollar Of the expenditure
within the limits. The commissioner
need not shirk the responsibility, for
they will not b held biameable for
what IL needed. and % imper atively d.
manded BY everybody. II King county
u 10 continue in the lead. . oomplete
system Of good roads must b made
during the yeaxs 1854 and 1855.
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Notice to Shippere

"a Fl nE io9tb! DATE AND n
Sipey win maks
10 New W.s,n ssmi-monthly d.
w y Mew " estmlnster. B. C. 49,. -
month MON aa csIli' : on 2, the he is, and - =
c. 4. Clancy ~.
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WANTED,

At THE TEMPLE OF FASHION
n dress and cloak making department.
six good dressmakers; also, appren ices.
who will BE- taught to cut by the French
rule. Apply at the Temple o. Fashion,
corner OF second and Marion stS, les
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STEAMER q RAILROAD rRAVHI
PIONEER SHORT Linz
TO the EAST.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul Railway,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
Northern Pacific and Union
Pacific Railways,
SHORT LIMB

EROM ALL POINTS IN THE PACI.
IL &c Northwest to CHICAGO. and all
points in the astern and Southern States,
II Is THE ONLY LINE running Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between ST. PAUL
and CHI AGO. via Milwaukee.
1t Is the only line under one manage
ment between St Paul and Chicago. and
owns three separate and distinct lines be-
tween those points. thus giving passen-
gers . choice OF three routes. passing
through the most fertile. populOus and
picturesque sections of Minnesota, Iowa,
wisconsin and Illinois. 1t runs the finest
dining cars in the world. and no effort 10
spared TO secure the comfort Of its patrons.
No change Of cars Of any class between St
Pau! and Chicago. or Omaha and hicago
1t Is now possible for passengers to 20
Fast via the Northern Pacific or Union
Pacific Railways. and still travel over the
great and popular Chicago. Milwaukee
and 81. Paul Railway from st. Paul or
Omaha. Changes made in Union t}enots in
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For Rent.

GEvERAL COTTAGES ON MIN H
y street. containing i've rooms each.
Apply to JOS. COLLINS. JR. at John
Leary's Office, Yes er.L eary buildins .fel Il
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Real Estate and Money BroA err Mo-.
IL and Is Yesler.Leary Bleck,
Nov OFFER FOR SALE CHOICE
IN business and residence property. IN
well located. In the city Of Seattle.
me building lots In Young and Craw-
t0fQo Addtt1ome; prices from 30 to S3S0L
No l0Agor any excuse for not purchaa-
inG Do not listen TO croakeFu. SEATTLE II
now and always viii continue 70 IS ~
bosines center a. the Sound country.
I9ooe acre: At choice prairie aud other
suit purchaser Wen located. dam rich
sol; viii produce from - 70 50 buskeis a.
wheat per acre. leo acres of dyked tiie
land for aa1e q . great harEoin.
Wtu attend 70 al manner OF cunvav.
encanS mak1n9 ont deedA mortgages. etc.
ings taken. LoAns negoeieted a. rasi -.
tate and collateral oocuritiaa.
Collectioao made. eto. "a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO loccER9.
100000 rans loe q I'M 'ihb e,
for sale. Inquire Of g. ROSENTHAL.
Olympia. fc0 Inn
l. O . IT

r OCKET WATCH CHARM; MOTH
II OF Of Pearl col, with diamond. CON-
suitable reward viii be paid for It ct this
ONCE. IS
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THE STEAMSHIP
WILLIAM ETTE
IT

Will sail fro~ Beale street wharf, San
Francisco, for Seattle, direct
On SATURDAY. FEB. 9. At NOON,
Taking oil freight Offering.
fe6 It +. p. WEYMOUTH.
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G. Q. PHIANEY 4 CO.

SEATTLE TO THE FRONT.
1854. l0Qa.
ia.eSO. 81, 0se.
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Will leave Seattle for Snohomish, touch
ing 1t Mukilten. Lowell, and other way
landings. every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings. returning ON Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
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@Dl DIRECT RoUr.
:S@EI6W hAtcom. MI. p
ngnL Steamer w. r. Mussrs ~
!. o'clock q m: on TuesdaS1 ~ - =
!oucning At U tsalady, LScs... 09H
isn Leave Whascom for ee
oa' Wosy Returning. lssvC ~ =
vi ~, esS n;ys and Sundays = -
~ r ~ iIe'gnt OF pAssage apriy
VI W 0eorse roster, on the
po., CURTIS BRowNIfiaS
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MERCHANTS LR
THE sTEAMsHp


w wv leave san Francisco f~ -.
~ SoUu. eofnary ID taking -, =
"HO. y Rouvu~
R.p~.pn Agent &
San Francisco. y -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-08
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY.

Willleave Seattle for Skaxit riveraad way
ports. every Monday and Thursday. 70
turning Tuesdays and Fridays,