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KYLE.

KYLE, Feb. 7-TSpecial Mr.. w. w
Ellison, an old aud respectable resident
this county, is living verv low a. hi, home
here. with CONGESTION of the brain and not
expected TO live. He was mp aud attend.
tending To his business duties until few
dave ago and sss taken very suddenly.
IL has been raining here sincs Yesterday,
with a slight nortner The weather is very
dissgreeaole.
Rusinesa dull
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Ngv YcRk. Fsr. 7.-Mrs. Strattor, Wild
ow o. Tom Thumb, has applied 20 the msy.
or for license to open museum.
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To- be lrturned.

CHICAGO, Fen. 7-Dauiel Wallace, alia9
"Isx,s Dan" suspect 9th. 70 ,bery ana
-itemp'ed mu-ter Of Lrard.r w Brown
near Dallas, T,xrs. In last Nov-m Der. vac
trr-sted here to-day, and will be returnei
u Texas.
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SAN ANTONIO,

SAL ANTONIO, Feb. 7. - Special "A
special from Eagle Pass says This morn.
ing at a. m. an unknown party fired .
shotgun loaded with buckshot into Tool e
Flowers saloon. The shot passed through
Inc window ana five Of them struck Manuel
Rodriguez, q Mexican merchant, from
Slragu $50. who w0s sitting iu chair asleep
Wnen struck he spraDg up, walked q lew
PAGES and tell dead. He was man VI good
Spanish family and was waitlnL for the
train Tor NJ Miuterey when shot. Two men
hsve been arrested and the proof Is said 10
be strong. rhe town is much excited, az IL
Is the fret murder that has occurred Tor
over hHf year.
Bnrglaros are of frequent Occurrences
here, and the police have made many az
rests, mostly man from eastern Cities down
10 spend the water.
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TYLER

TrLxR. Feb. 7-[special l-sue Edwards
(coloreo) vss srrsigned this m ,rning in tn
distrIct court on the charge Of murderins
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Other New. by Special T'lcgrams.
AIlSTIN.


AUSTIN, Feb. IL 5pGoh' Tine comp
tr5ller to-day paid IN $4,000 20 the credit
,,t... ,,o,,,.,I r.vo,p,
W ."' -..-... .-.
The following insurance c'npshles were
admitted to do business IN this state To-
l,r. ti-, I,,r-.,r, nrsoe'aii5n and tho
,,,,,.,t.i ~ f.,rJor
20, '.., .ii t'','s.,,ors have l.r r,r home
.. ~ ,I,y5, ,,r -.rt,i,., vn.l .,,rils fh. c,p.
it,i
'rh,r,,r, s,,,,, ,r,bt o,,.,li,,ff,n7 lor the
,-.',,,. .i.,,..li''t, I.s l,,y,l,. rir.
.th. .'.,c ..c','' l,c, do.s mi f,f.c. the
,,,,.r., sy.tsu n, cl.prsviB b, made
ma. gsn.,,rh.r1.f
yh, r,atir'. o. felouy IN snt n r.rcr
..ori i,.in,U t,.,.v
,rt. c,,.,,.t r. b.. 4 n.y. t,, commits
r,isi,,a,',.i, 20 H., Nv, N..p,p4 ,y.os..
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If,,t,Iuy

HoUsr1S Feb. 7.-[Special I-Tbs Post
received the following special tonight:
Mobile, A'e., Feb. IN bis Il fies 20.
niRIt resolved % enier the competitive
drill a. 1us,on mex NV with ths .ame
tenn that won the "a coo prize a, Nash
vile.
This settles hoGbT NJ sn.cafs ~ 10 tho
inter state d.. ?, as i.t1r NJ ib',- l. lss come
/. thought tn in.Ira t1s s'teuia ica af tao
60 Crc.ceut n "a oi NsP Ole ~ and com.
pany X, ct s. Louis. rrs 5000 pizs
vii uuiDno'cdy 1siIr twa.iy clm pAuies
To cpmletii1u.
Grty'snlc1 h0peo was sold 20 dGv 10
SNr.'py & Comb nr $1,000. Tho new
p-1pr.at1.s viii spend $1,000 on improve
mon.s au1 w.i make ~ the hacs. opera
house ig thes.ate.
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MASON, Fs5. 7-[54acial IA Me&'con
named S,shp Morales vas srr,s.od here
thi, morning charged with The murder Of Il
deputy sheriff at Kickap1o Springs last
Tuesday. The deputy, whose name We are
unable. TO. learn, IVES -psymas er at the
ranch. and some difficulty sing in net.
tling accounts, the Mexican plunged >
knife in him and 1ed He came here, and
was arrested on description sent down by
Justice Mccarthy.
The latest from San Saba saws that Sheriff
Miller with the rangers found the camp
lately occupied by the cattle burners ana
captured one man, who has 80 far refused
TO give the names OF his companions. The
burning seems TO have been extensive, as
cattle arc still coming in with brands
bloteheG.
The store of W. n. Morrow, one OF our
merchants, was entered by party or par.
ties unknown last night and burgl1rzed to
the am cunt oil $50, mostly in small change
which had baen pls ed in the safe. One or
two s,tempts have been maze lately to
break into different stores in the plnce, but
so far without success, until last night. No
clue TO the burglars.
Weather cool and raining, and the town
taken by the gGy ana festive drummeIs.
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S15TITE-kLC .7vEa s-CE N AND
IN rledscs must he II v thin one week " m
Sssc or The goods and iede er wi be osit veiy
Ssrfeised .ni ID. X COIN, Dallas Lo. or
Ace, ON Nam st.ses. iepelw
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FORT Woglu.


FoRT WonrH. Feb. Z[-Sp' olsl l-ShsriG'
Campbell, OF Moutaguo county. and L..
Drake, Of Grandy county, Tennessee, arc
here with Egcll Smith, aged 20. and his
son, Jsmes, who will be tsEel back 10 Ten
neseee TO answer the chsrge OF Burning
the coult.hoGs, Ia Gfnudy county. While
a. Bowie two sans OF Smith shot a. Drake
Will. bo was going TO livery stable, ono
ball striking atrssS colisr.buiio a. Dfakes
shirt and loGCing IN the back
o.; his neck. But Tor tho bltion Drake
would have been lilled, The two boys
escaped.
J. V. Doyle and John Caesy were arrested
tonight. whilo trying 90 burslasizs the
Grand Central hotel. ~hoy had "a large
6un h oI ksys, with which they could have
Opened any room IN tho house.
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Alex. William ~ this city on March l2th.
1879, The ca,e VII 30 20 ; e. J1ry at the
Clore Of tho uighf session a. court.
The case ~ Tom Mahnr. charged with
mufdfurg Fave Cbidafs a. Troupe last
yenr, is set fir rHNt Monday.
C,.d rrin has been falling for tho past
two days.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.

Echoes From the Empty Corridors st
jhc Capllal.
rtc Contest for the New Orleans COM
miSslOnership Lively.
Fence Caters VIII Feel the LAWS
Grip llencefOrlh.
A Denissn Darling skip, with the
Firms Roll.
A Vendetta OF thu Late War is TO b.
Sited.
A Fire at Iienrlctta-Siock and Agrl-
cultural Notes.
other Newa by specla! kilograms.
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AInnry stnrl,s md nnnIa.

NEw YORK, Feb. 7.-Money, l-2 TO 2;
closed offered 1.2; prime moTcsntile paper,
.i,o512; sterling exchange, Il. b., steady
4s5 l.9; a!ght, ass 3.i
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LOST.

To-r-sii IN eREsNBACKs BsTwEsN
IL tn CITY NsfIona = 4 A rrns L.cnarn
Rsats The fnfer viii plea e n II hon.
80 n r. uRt Dall.s Post NO 'ebo-st
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AT CLHvELArD.

CLrvsLAsD, Feb. 7.-rhe rams have
ce, sed spd the waters are falling In north
rru Oaio. At Youngsto va the low LANDS
were submerged eight inches deeper A.
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COLUMNS. Feb. The sciots river o
ih's pciut tell over two let since mornii =
NJ i.,rs n further damage from hoods ar
entertaired.
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MADnIpI Fec. - the g0vernmont has
decided TO prohibit the meeting Of repuhli-
cars announced to take pace on the ll,h
instant in commem Grafton OF the prooa-
nation OF the republic on February l1th,
1879
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LRIrlIc, Fob. T. rwo letter pouches, con
tanning 50 600 marks, were stolen from the
nail cart this morning.
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IITANTED- Two BOILER MAkERa AP-
w ply Immediately TO Novolty lron Woks.
Good wsges aud stiady employment, JUHh
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sssssscr cslHr rRacEEssss..

ucsoher lb--Michael Mcdonald. in
d'cted fcr selling liquor 10 Indians, vas
sffaiRnsd and given until this morning
. Which 10 plead.
ine osss Of the Territory va Carl
unha came ~ for trial. and defend.
ns pct appearing, his bail was declared
lndiaa Bill and Indian Wesley, pris-
snefs Nere discharged, the Grand jury
them. N''''s'''s "ss''''''
soha Beverley was admitted 10 prac
ads 2 the courts Of the Territory. from
s1s supreme Court Of New York
sohn Hoffman. q native OF Germany,
- aamIsied 10 citizenship.
2. =. sscobs was admitted to practices
= 90 attorney.
las inry 10 the case OF Fred q. HE
sn, Indicted FOR receiving stolen goods,
t~nfnsd verdict OF not guilty
anf utand Jury. on the part of the
AalAu ssAies. returned a true hill
s'nss s..s. Gefvss Putnam, indicted for
sung liqaa to Indians,
.1r nssa Of the Territory w. Sarah
80 waz taken up, Ronald pruseeut.
- aud hain.s defending. Before
ases precsess was made With the trial
- - sseft adjourned till . o'clock this
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sass ssrArs rw.sssSs.

"a 4G
foi'asing are The transfers os resl
Aae y alsd 70, record in ths Audit
a'iee. oe,obes sth To October 18th.
iaeiasiss:
~ 8 ) sander 10 ysmss Neatly. \ Of
49, - 3 = of \. W. i Of section IA.
sss'p y N. X, Sc, sa0.
- = Denny 10 Hannah X, Bance.
80 - . ana IN block ~. ia d. II, Den.
sstd addition. xaNs
80 e 1hirney b. John koiisen. lots | 1
sIss. 4 III y block Y. Of Hsnford's addi-
! - ss.sss. 10 Q. E. cassy. lots i. as
Ia - -, : block .. jackson street addi.
: n..aela 10 W. J. Gordon. N.
- y sAs n. W. \ Of section s. and
se-~ Of the n. Il. y OF section &.
x'p y n. RISE. <aaso
4 ii as''.'1 :. 1ssdon s TO W. ii. Bailey, same
!. Aesxetr 10 Julia j. Dare ,et 1
nss y: OF Pansirs' addition. Ss0.
rhI Clancy 10 Juiia A. Knox. Ia,
stS,s.e heirs OF Sarah Il, Bells
- :. 7. bsn!amla 10 Mimi. 4 R.a,.
klask P'sse c' land tle4 xs6 feet ia
s6sss.,s y Nseie . addition, love and
- 4 4 I iH.ekss, 10 John Smith. 10, !
H,sse p Of lot :. block q ~ n m
aadlsfou. Ann
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Assessment Rolls.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment rolls for the following
Improvements, to wit:
L-For the grading Of Front street.
from the south line of Lake avenue TO the
north line Of depot street.
from the north line OF Depot street 70 the
north line of Harrison street.
5. For the grading Of Harrison street
from the west line of Kentucky street TO
the west line OF Temperance street.
4. tor the grazing Of Temperance
street from the north line Of Harrison
street 70 the north line of Bluff street.
8. For sidewalk on the west siae OF
Front street. from the north aide OF Lake
avenue to the north side OF Depot street
o. For q sidewalk on the west side of
Kentucky street. from the north side Of
Depot street to the south side Of Harrison
street.
Z. For sidewalk on the south side OF
Harrison street from the west sine Of
Kentucky street to the west side OF Tenn
perance street.
g. For sidewalk on the west side OF
Temperance street from the south side Of
Harrison street to the north side OF Bluff
street.
Q. For the grading Of and the con-
struction of sidewalks on both sides of
Jackscn street, from the east side of Com
mercial street TO the west side of Second
street, have been filed with the under
signed. Clerk of the city Of Seattle.
And further notice is HEREBY given that
said rolls are open TO pun nlic inspection ct
the Office Of said Clerk, in the City Hall.
and viii remain open TO inspection until
October ". 1854. at o'clock D. m.; and
that all pei sons feeling themselves az
grieyed by any such asse ssment may ap-
ply to the Common Council Of said city
70 have the same corrected. on "a d Octo-
her IL 1871 a = arnlrr4l - ka4x
Council chamber in said City Hall.
First publ cation Of this notice October
Z. 1884. E 3. OSBORNE,
oc7tlT Clerk.
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POLITICAL SPEAKING

THE HON. w. H. WHITE, J. T. RON
aid, ksq and others will aedre the
people or King county ut the following
places:
ritusville. Wednesday. October 18th, a,
T.:30 p. m.
Porter's Prairie. Thursday. Oct. Ia a,
7:so p. m, in School House at osc..ola.
Green River, Friday. Oct. IL. at 7:3O %,
m. in school House.
Slau xhter saturday, Oct. Ia At 7.9O n
m at School House.
White River, Monday. Oct. 90 at 7:3D N.
m !. at School Hou e.
Cedsr River Coal Mine, Tuesday. Oct.
II. at 30 p. m at the Cook House
Sauzk Valley, Wednesday. Oct. % at
I:s0 D. M. at Tibbetts' Hall.
Snoqualmie Prairie. Thursday, Oct, q.
at 30 p. M. at Hop Ranch.
Falls City. FIR day. Oc,. "a. at 7s30 d. m
al school House.
Toit Saturday. Oc.. Is. at 7:so D. M, at
School House.
ttoaghtoa. Monday. Oct. p. at T:3o pm,
at Schyol Hsu,e.
Ira Woodins, Tuesday. Oct. 2S, at 7:3O
p. m. at School Houss.
vashon's Island Wednesday, Oct. sg, at
go p. m. at Colby's School House.
Duwamish, Thursday. Oct 20, at 40 D.
M. at School House.
Renton. Friday, Oct. 81, at 80 d. m, at
Clusters Hall.
Newcastle. saturday. November 1, at
Z 30 p m, at the Scheol House.
Ladies are particu arly invited to attend
these meetings ocl2
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...x. AsD wEExLYs
e eoyTImTElIIcENcER Pus. co.
Ss6fije. June 10 isss


-. .ew stesmer James @. Blaine
81. s Hsll Brothers ct Port Blakojy,
.s~ssly Gsds her trssi "TRIP g san
(nnSlseo.
=. - ssn Francisco steam sohoon-
7 :. f~rurjes q lll1< feet long. ~ feet
- "a ~ fees depth Of bold. Hes
- .ennaes d lg4 and net 10 u.
q. ,bf,s nssssd schooner Berthe
49, - sucosssfnIly launched at
1<~kei6f ou ths 9Th instant. She u
~ ~ louc. 50 feet beam aud 9.6 feet
t.,-sk a hold. ami registers 20 tons.
~ 3 svned by Isaac Minor. Of Afcata.
- vIIl Is commanded By Captain
Hnse14
n. ssexmsr Co.'s Bay last week made
e - from Coos Bay 10 San Francisco
4 5 boars, he fastest time on record.
r.s1sio BAtss, recently 1t the ship
xsl,er. rsnninQ In the coal trade on
~ 61ast. bss resigned his command,
- coes Eass 70 bis former home In
Tss1eokusefts. Captain KaIb. formerly
4 i1< lhip Csunda. has been appointed
lo is oossmand Of the Melrose.
~ briQ W. II. Meyer. just arrived
f,aa Alaska. bfinQs news that on Julv
"a, ID ias Okhetsk ssa. James Ryan,
s1sn1d mate. and Otter Johnson wers
ezn,;xed 10 their dory aud drowned.
1Susre Ryan zas Q native OF Halifax,
"a ().tsf johnson vas q nstiys OF Nor
~. The bodies we're recovered August
Is:h. and buried by the natives Of the
village of YAbino. Ssuth Ksmtchatka.
TBS fastest sea. going war vessel ad0as
4 tls new Gillian cruiser Esmeralda,
lhxs recebtIy obtained the mean speed
II isx knota per hour on sea trial.
re British cruiser Isis, hitherto the
ix1f<sf fasn of.saf, has maximum
1peed of Is knots per hour. She IL.
boesvsr. nnarlnored and comparatively
IIektIy armed. The Esmerai,ia Ioay be
d1a6fibed ~ cAsematsd monitor, with
hIeh frseboard. and every essential 10
mske bsr sosworthy for any voyage.
81 carries 10 insh, rs ton. breechload
ine, very lsnR range bow aud stern
fuaa that sseep through more than Is
drrye6s Of horizon, protected with steel
shitIdk and capable OF penetrating 20
in1hes 81 iroa armor. Besides these she
e8Ifiss on esch brosdsids three 6-inoh
hueohiosdine rifles. capable of penetra-
tink Il inches Of iron armor. These
wssrfal guns are worked by the most
perfect system OF labor saving hydraulic
nsohinery yrt devised. The Esmeralda
saffsss n addition 20 the above Hotch-
ilsa' reyolying cannon. Gardner and
HAilinR repeating guns. mounted 10
ssssy avaiiable place, even In her tops
tnasiheads), all projected With steel
naikldx These latter weapons are
easnig for defence against TORPEDO
eoais. Ibe striking features OF the
hmeFAlda are her moderate size and
comparatively light nrmoF and small
dfsit q water. her high speed and her
powefful armament. II IL An open
esfet thst she was designed with 81.
peeisl reference 10 the possibility of
ifanhle betuesa the United States and
thlii. and 70 the opportunity offered 20
iaid our defenoeleas Pacific ports.
uon'psre The Esneralds IA sle IL with
ihs Chicago as she 10 promised. Bus
pmpAtisnn is liaposslsle. The Esme-
fzldA oanid rs easily whip the Chicago
g iht Mefrimae did the old Cumber.
land 2 ths beginning Of our war.
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To all Lovers Of Flowers

+ HAVE THIS Day SENT To THE
] care Of Alfred SNYDER. commission
merchant Of seattle, w. T., q splendid
assortment Of Tuli3 bulbs tmixed colorsL
10 be sold at the low rate OF twenty We
cents per dozen. From now to the mid
die OF November viii do to plant them.
For further instructions consult any
good Floral Guide.
Mis-. MARTHA HOSKINSON.
kagie Harbor. Aux. Is. au2idw6w
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eAk on xsas sras.e,.

sss~t ss ! Western Division, sIs Rush
lrss,s.. g. q the National surgic.i
&s,sL .ih D. AZ the Arlington Hotel.
- Ts.e. soosf issh and izth. and al
iAk s hoass. Tacoma. Ocsober
spine - ssonsfina from diseases Of the
4, ls,s3e .e nnahs or any bodily aescrmi-
skrsa,is t'~ piles. fssnla. sexual on
q ~ - ssssasss should avail themselves
cpesrl....ss sivea throughout the o. 4.
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CALL.

VoUNG MEMS INDEPENDENT
i Political Club.
Their will be q meeting Of the Young
Mems Independent Political Club. at the
Court House. on Thur day, the 10th inst.
AZ III p. IN. for the purpose Of receiving
and acting on the repart OF the Executive
Committee. endersinS or nominating q
ticket 10 be supported in the present po-
litical campaign. and for the transaction
of such other business ss shall properly
come before the meeting
All members are requested 70 astend.
@. NJ. II ALLER. Pres't.
JOHN e. DENNY Scc'y. fal
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scmrxk RrJscrxp.-At late Mime

ScHKxx RKIEcrxp.-At late Mime
apolis Board Of Trnde . meeting q Hsrsaf
scheme vas sat upon IN che manner re-
ported in the following "A coIamuni
cation was received from a Seattle asss-
paper publssher, asking that Minuespo-
lie be represented IN an advertising
scheme soon 10 be Issued. ard the sec
rotary was authorized ~ inform the
writer that the Eoard wAs engaged IN
the preparation OF something OF ths sort
for vide dszsrsbntion.~
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ECONOMY I'M FUEL.

T r. MORRISON. SOLE AGENT
IL. for Puget Sound and Columbia
River for the celebrated Patent Air space.
and FowleF's Yucca Boiler and Pipe Cow
ering. Saves from 10 to 20 per cent. In
fust.
Address all orders 90 L. r MORRISON,
csre Of q sraon Hardware company. Sc
attic. w. T. jeIi
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hsss,s anka .a CURED. health and sw.~,
ksnss- sssand by sLi,ah's Cs,srrs'
IN fs,s siee - cslsts. Nasal fuieeto,
s'lo os A. b. Stewart.
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Tie best Salvs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulccrs Ssit khsum. fe-
ver Sores. letter. Chappei Hands. Chsi-
bisins, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
aud positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
qxirsd. IL IL guaranteed 10 give peffeci
satisfaction. or mesey refunded. Price,
- cents per boz. For sale by A. b.
stsvarf.
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A. o. U. w.

4 LKI LODGE. No. II A. O. q. W..
! Will hereafter meet every second and
foarth Thursday Of each month, at Ma
sonic Hall. seD I'm
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LuMHKs EXPORTS. The shipmest OF
redwood lumeer 60 Europe - steadily
looming MP, and promises to be bis
item in the future value Of Pscifia Oo~t
exports. Already ak carsoes have this
year been shipped " England by the
California Redwood Company, carrying
som@ a,&oo.O0 feet. Of the value of
&lIl 30. The Charles Bal. henee SeI-
tember 18th. had the last cargo. and the
ship Alice n. Minott has been char
tered 90 follow. sailing. In ell probahiii-
ty, this month. Other lumber exports
from Puget sound and British Cslum.
bia ports are At all times in order, oon-
ststing Of the various kinds cf vhiss
timber and lumber, including spars,
boards, shingles. railroad ties, etc-. in
fact. lumber Of every hind and descrip-
sion. The very low prtces now Faiine
at mill porss are very tempting 10 ex-
porters. IS. 4. coss. Hsrsid.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-16

lsAn Francisco Chfonicie.I
The Chroaiel< ysssee5sy morning con
| tanned Q diApatrh from porffand (lr
stating that judge Lorenzo Sawvor. .
the United States ciscuif Couft. anf
yudRe Mathew p Desdy. Of ths CnIs1<
5sstes District Cours of Oreeon. 80
rsnoersd 81 opinion In ths MISTER d
ne Lease of fne Ore9ou Railway Com,
pany shmsteo5 - toe enect that ths
iesss Vas valso ana mat if ooufSnuss IA
Iuh ferce- his c4ss VAS 9 very impoF
tsnt oucs ana - u involved tbs Interest
o. se,srsk fnxxe seookboldsrs IN Scotland
ans k1ziand. 80 estrseeed much atten
Won on tne osner s1oe 81 fee Atlantic ~
Ven - - ncue- oecle1ou dee14ffnG
tne Iease Invalid would oave flnpaifed
taita aoroed g me sfADtltty of oonfr4cts
g sne unisso rksssA and s01ld certain
y h4se anscsed re xalue of ArneflEAn
secofstfee q sne Enxiisn market. The
iesse .s was TOT ~ years, from August,
topi, ana 49, made eonsiderzfion of
Rental q tlto,OO. Ihfs rental vas
eIa wftn0at Question tor three years,
eerlnk sIilsfos .dmin1serafion nf tbs
ossx11 rsansnJ eun Usy1Ration Com
w1gse IevoF the ioass Vas
.1z 80 .nsf1s snooeeenfs ~ fne
1as'.1Is |. Ioauu sno coosfaos . 80
p'hus "a .neit nanuss ano q astefnpeed
~ hoFo1ate y. Inc decision Just rem
ac!ea sussains tne eistns Of the stock
nosooFs o1 tne leased ROAD, Who appealed
70 sne isw.
4 srockHoLDxHs uxws-
4 Chyonieie reporter called yesterday
on j. B. MONTGOMERY Of Portland. the
,. nuosh ,aiiosa man. wn0 y me
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vhicb sncresdea ~. r.cra:.ssd ~
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koohohioAL coxsThucrfos.
keporter- How long Il the leased road |
md where ~ Il located? Ansvsr--It is |
40 miles long and runs on both sides of |
he beautiful and fertile Willamette |
'ailey. 10 was built aud equipped for |
ess sum IN stock and bonds than almost |
my other road. ! venture to say, IN the |
shoie country, its whole share and de- |
,snture capital being leas than $4,000 /
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-16

For lasas back. side or chest. u.s. Shi-
ioh's Posus Plaster. Prios = eentk
Sold by 4. b. Stewart.