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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Tuesday. the 18Th day OF May. 1894.

AT the hour OF 10 Q clock in tho forenoon Of that
day commence TO sell the real property upon
which sid assessments are lien. at public auc-
tion for and on account Of such delinquent g.
seSsments thereon in front Of the ofce Of tho Su-
per,ntsndent Of Streets Of the City Of Los
Angeles, In the City OF Los Angeles, County OF
Los Angeles, state of California.
Aud Tat will continue such sales from day 10
day (Sundays and legal holidays excepted) &C
corhing 10 the sdjournmeuts aud between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A, n. and O'Clock p =. OF
each day 4 sale and at the came place until the
whole property hereinbefors set forth or 90
much thereof as may be necessary shall be sold,
and that will sell the smallest quantity OF each
piece parcel Of property liable for such Assess
ments that viii be taken by any persou for the
amount, In legal coin Of the United States, OF
the assessments and costs remaining due and an
paid thereon, together with the sum Of (60) hfty
cents provided BY law for the certificate OF sale
in duplicate in esch and every case.
CONDITIONS:
The real property will be sold subject TO re-
demption within twelve months fPom the date
Of the sale; but II not redeemed, conveyAnces Ab-
solute In form Of the property sold will be exc
cuted TO the purchasers thereof IS provided BY
law.
An the property hsreinbefore described is in
the city Of Los Angeles. county OF Los Angeles,
State Of 1Alifofnia.
signed and dated at the said city OF Los An
gslss. California, this the = DAY y,sn q May A.
superintendent Of Streets Of The CITY Of Los An
geles my4-d
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Notice for Publication Of Time for
Proving Will. etc.
IN TUE SUPERIOR COURT
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of Los Angola. -
In the matter Of the estate Of Archibold 3
Maxwell. deceasei.

Pursuant N an order Of this Court. made this
day .notee is hsrshs given that Ihur<Isy, the 1Af
day OF Nay. 1sst, At 10 o'ehck a "a q <.lf
day. at the euart ROOM u this Court. 10 tn
eit, and saants oi Lss Anxcle@. has hses sptnin "a
Tor hearing the application % Cnsrs,.tiu >. M<>~rsl
anil Jos a II. MsS~eii. praying tnai darumsnt nrs
on hls in this Court pnfevrsinx 10 b. tas ~-s Sif
and testament u Archibald 3 Maxwell decreased. -
sduaitts " probate .Aa ths- l<ttsrs stsmcnf@sy
be issued thereon 10 haxiotts a ka<xsii and JOAN
n. Maxwell At which time and pt2ss ~ t<n~,ss ~
t<rs-ted thsrsin may Appssr azAi coatcn ths
nkns-
Dsfsd Nay ssA. iss4
" a X rAsss. Deputy. a,sssa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Notice to Creditors.

In The superior Court Of Los Angeles County.
| In re the Estate Of Pedro " vejar, decea,ed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
LON -AH9RnIs0o
COUN TY BANK,
Main st.. Los Angeles, Gal
CAPITAL sTocx, Pam Up, eseo, eco
Reserve Fund. 100000
JOHN Z. PLATER-.......... :. :. President.
n 8. BAKER .Vice-President-

DIRECTORS:
J, 8. 6LAUBon, JoTHAN BUu,
john K. PLAfER, RoBIRf q BAKna,
JOIN A. PAXTON, 0noRaH ". PREsCorr
X. n. WIpNny.
HYBUY AND SnL ExcnAnen On San Fnncsco
New York. London, Paris, Berlin and Frankfort
s1Buv ExcHAxsH on ali psrts Of the United
1Aatss and Europe.
kERsuvs MoEny on open account ..,d csrtif.
eAae Of deposit, and do = general b.nking and
exchange business
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Branch Public Sewer on Main
street.,
Between Arcadia street to Bath stre.t.

Between Arcadia street to Bath stre.t.
And all persons interested are referred to said
Resolution OF Intention nov on 6ie in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the council for further
particulars, . copy Of nEid Pesohtion may
be found Ia the Office OF the Superintendent Of
strcets X. II. BOYD,
Superintendent Of Streets.
Los Angeles. Apsil y. issL APPS Ist
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Notice of Delinquent Assess-
ment Sale.

Cousrr or Les AxeEL.s, ss.
CIR on Los ANaELts
Public notice 10 hereby given thss default hay-
ing been made in the payment Of as.sssnenis due
and grading Of summit Avenue upon
tho propsrty herein Lsfore described.
l, Z. II. Boyd, As Superintendent Of
Streets In and for the sAid City OF Los
Angeles, by virtue Of the authority in me vested
by law. unless the assessments dslinquept to-
gsther with the cost and percentage. are paid.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles:

ADPAns oi Htsemsss C~bins at 'Agept's once
where bssths may be secured.
Eos Newport Landing. via Santa Cruz, etc.
freight sssanssn leave SAN FrAiscisoo about every
two weeks, As tides serve ON the Newport bar.
Ths Company reserves the right 70 change the
slsanass o. their days d sailing
NFOR PASSAGE OR FREIGHT As ABOVE
ON ROR riCKET1 TO AND FROM
All Important Points In Europe
......AFLLs so......
as4 q HfEf fa4t
II. AcLHLLAN, Agent
tNAes-No. 9 Commsrcaal St. Los Anssles:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

In the Superior Court Of the County of
Los Angeles, State Of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
NOTICE 70 TAx-pAYtRs.

WVuvOG ~ SHA-VNtSwOs
The City Assessor will be in his once daily
from A. n. TO IL =. and 10 bP.n-.
No. s. WEST FIRST STREET. ROOM No up
stairs. marlstf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Bouquets and Out Yl.wsrs.

The undersignel Is prepared 10 furnlsh the
public with bouquets and cut Howe's in ali yarip-
ties. 70 order. Two hundred varieties a roses.
alone. ORDERS e~ken at the Drug store Of Prsus
A Pironi. MRS. NARY LIEBEk. 4
Corner Of Darwin and sichel streets, Rssl Jns
Angeles. IsyhOx
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Summit Avenue Delinquent
I. List,

Delinquent Assessment List Of assess
nents unpaid on Summit Avenue in
and for the City of Los Angeles.
Lounty Of Los Angeles, State Of Cali
fornia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15


MR.. CARL oGIDEl having.
purchased the "Buena Vista" house Of
sntsrtaiument Of Mr.. J. Phillippi. sa
Fort Hill, will be pleased to see ~ Of
the old patrons Of this beautiful los.sion.
which commands . view Of u City Of
Los Angeles, where he will fssnish the
best wines and liquors in tAs market,
with the bsst Of lunohsa seuvsd IN ap-
proved style.
The patronage of ~ pnblic is respect.
fully solicited. -.
The Busns Vista win BE- opsn day and
evening.
myls-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Thursday, the x5h Day Of March.
A. ID. 1854.

The above sale IL hereby postponed until
April I'd. 1884, at the same hour m
place.
Los Angeles, March 9th. 1884.
A. T. CURhIER, Sheriff.
BY II. Burdick Under Sherif.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15

No. Is, 10 and IA. Briswslter and Savaria
An that certain tract Of land In the city Of Los
angeles fronting 210 feet on tho south ride Of
Summit avenue aud being lots 10, 20 and 81 cf
Block x Of the Mount Pleasant Tract Of the city
Of Los Angeles and benefited o. 80 fest fronting
on Summit avenue.
Amount Of tAx-................... 70
per cent. iosSS
Cost Of adver ising.. ..........,..........- 20
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15

RnnGOvAE.-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15

Action brought in the Superior Court Of the
State OF California, in and Tor the County OF
Los Angeles, and the complaint filed in said
County OF Los Angeles, in the Office OF the Clerk
OF said Superior Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15

No. and en-. BiscaiuI-An that certain
I0J feet on the south side OF summit Avenue and
being lots and OF Block x Of the Mount Pleas
ant Tract oi the city Of Los Angeles and bene-
ntsd on 100 feet fronting on Summit Avenue.
Amount OF Tax. ......................S3a6 81
per cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4o3
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
LINES OF TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST
Steamship Company.
7ooDALL, PERKINS 4 CO.. General Agen.s
SAN FRANCISCO.

STEAMERS LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO
For wrangle. sitkA and Harrisburg. Alaska. and
NanAimo and New Westminster, B. C., as ad
ycrtised In San Francisco newspapers
For Victoria, Port Townsend. Seattle. Tacom
For Astoria and Portland, May 2. Q, TO- II. Is. %
70 and VI. At 10 Al.
For Eureka, Arcats adj TIookton, every Wedncs
day. -.
whitesboro, Asndocino City. and Noyo. every
Monday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15

SOUTHERN ROUTES.
T.mG TAslE FOR MAY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15
Buena Vista.

BULLION BOUGHT AND SOLD llmml
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-15

No. II Knowles thst certain tract OF
land in the city OF Los Angeles fronting SO feet
on the south side Of summit Avenue and being
lot is, Block X, OF the Mount Pleasant Tact Of
the city Of Los Angeles and benedtsed on 81 feet
fronting on summit Avenue.
Amount OF tax...- ...... .SAe -
per cent t....................... 24z
Cost OF advertising. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
fr, NJ
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-12-24
A Bridge Across the Mar1as.

One OF the pressing needs of the coun-
ty is a bridge across the Marias, near its
mouth. There are days late in the fall
and in the early spring when the river
is simply impossible. A detachment of
troops sent out last spring 20 remove
Piegan Indians to their reservation
camped for ten days on the bank of the
river, and were finally obliged to return
without accomplishing their mission.
This is only n instance of parties
camping for days unable to cross. There
is no place in the county where a bridge
is SO much needed, and as the thorough
fare promises to be an important one,
the work cannot be commenced too
soon. The matter, we have learned,
has been brought to the attention %
Col. Coppinger. the commandment at Fort
Assinaboine, and we have been told he
are sure hat if the government will
take the matter in hand our county
commissioners will aid the project to
their utmost. We have also learned
that some private individual is talking
seriously Of buildidg a bridge, which,
if true, and the bridge is built by private
enterprise, an exorbitant tax will be
levied upon all who wish to cross. Make
it a free bridge, and let the government
and county build it.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-12-24
ATTEMPTED RESCUE.
An Outlaw, Loaded Down With Bowie
Knives and Revolvers, Boards a
Northern Pacific Train With
the Evident Intention
of Rescuing Horse
Thieves.

From a nephew of Mr.. P. S. Mathews,
of this city, who arrived in Helena OF
Sunday evening, it is learned that a
sheriff and posse boarded the train at
Miles City with four horse thieves who
had been captured in Custer county.
Nothing unusual transpired until a
short distance on the other side of the
BoZeman tunnel, when a suspicious
looking character got on the train.
The sheriff who had the prisoners in
charge began to suspect that this stran-
ger had some evil intention in mind,
and SO ordered all the passengers on
board who had arms to assemble in the
baggage car. He then had this man ar
rested and found that he had his large
buffalo coat literally lined with bowie
knives and every pocket in his clothes
loaded with revolvers. He had more
than twenty-five bowie knives on his
person. It is supposed that he intended
to arm the prisoners while going through
the Bozeman tunnel, and the entire
crowd would make their escape.
1t was very fortunate indeed that this
arrest was made, as it most probably
saved a bloody fight. No doubt many
men would have been killed, and it is
probable that the outlaws would have
made good their escape. AS it was, all
five prisoners were brought to Bozeman
and there landed in Jail.
From a description given of n of
the prisoners, it is supposed hat Con
Murphy is among the number. The
description certainly answers in every
respect to this notorious horse thief and
desperate. It is sufficient cause for re-
joicing that such a bloody ARRAY as
threatened was averted, and that these
desperadoes are where they are-in safe
keeping. It is to be hoped that those
who have them in charge will see that
not n scapes:-Independent.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1884-12-24
For the Throat and Blood.

CHICAGO, August 18th, 1882.
This ia 70 certify that / have been afflicted with
~scrofula sores and sore throat and mouth for the last
two years, and have tried many physicians, and at
last took seventeen bottle OF S. S. s., but [ was still
getting worse. I then commenced using DR.. Hali-
days Blood Purifier. Throat Gargle and Wash, and
ha e taken four months treatment. am now EN-
tirely cured, and free from any skin e%ruptions. | can
now recommefd these remedies as a specific and a
sure eradlcator for all throat and blood diseases, and
will be pleased 70 have any one call on me for the
atruthfulness of the above, as the scars can be plainly
seen. With many thanks, / remain,
JAMES G.. WOODRUFF,
1873 S. jefferson Street.
S. b lackford, proprietor, I'D Fest Seventh street,
st. Paul, MINI. w. j. Minar, wholesale and retail
agent. Fort Benton, Montana.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-10
MODERN MARRIAGES.

Q Ieve! Love! Love! what times were those
Lonk ere the age Of bellies and beaux,
And brussels lace and silken hose,
When, In the green Arcadian close,
YOu married Psyche under the rose,
With only the grass for bedding!
Heart to hs art, and hand to hand,
You followed Natures sweet demand
Roaming loving through the land,
Nor sighed for diamond wedding.
So haYe we read. In CLASSIC Ovid,
How Hero watched for her beloved,
lmpassi ned youth, Leander:
She was the fairest OF the fair,
And wrapt him round with her golden hair,
Whenever he landed golden and bare.
With nothing to eat and nothing to wear.
And welt than any eander:
For Love Was Love, and Letter than money
The slyer the tltef, the sweeeter the hony--
And kissing was clover, all the world over
Wherever Cupid might wander!
60 thousands OF years have come and gone,
And still the moon IL shining on,
Still Hymen's torch Il lighted.
And hitherto, In this land of the West,
Most couples In love have thought 1t best
To follow the ancient way OF the re It,
And quietly get unitcl
Bought and sold with silver and gold.
Like a house, or horse and carriage!
Midnight talks,
Moonlight walks
The glance Of the Eye and the sweetheart sigh
Go not wish to disl arage;
But every kiss
Has price for its bliss,
In the med rn code OF marriage,
And the COMPACT sweet Is not complete
Till the high contracting parties meet
Before the altar Of Mammon:
And the bride must he led to a silver tower.
Where pearls and rubies fall In shower
That would frlghten Jup ter Anlmon.
- T. Sfesj3u1a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-10

Il have often watched my birds COM
ing home." said DIR. Clegg. "They are
up in the air until they look about as
big as sparrows. About quarter of y
mile of they set their wings, and with
rush they come to the window, never
going foot past it or evincing the
slightest uncertainty rs to the locality
of their home. have hundred pair
or SO now. All around this neighbor-
hood people are breeding and flying
homing pigeons. use mine often to
send messages home to my family. l
write the message upon tissue paper and
roll it up until / can stick it in quill.
This tie to the leg of the bird, be-
tween the foot and the knee, with yarn.
Thread would cut in and stop the circu-
lation. They never seem to mind the
load, and never pick it of. II You are
going to fly match female bird who
wants only two days of Matching out
her eggs is the quickest. Fly her be-
fore , o'clock and she tries to get back
in time to go on her nest at ) 80 to re-
lieve the male. which has been on duty
since 3 o'clock. A male bird flies best
when the female is laying her eggs, over
which operation he usually exerci .es
the most lofty superintendent. The,
are loving, jealous birds, and the at
tachment to the spot OF their birth am
breeding place is So great that they wi
rather starva than leave it,"
How can you tell when your pigso
arrives in match? ?" was asked.
by this electric bell," replied DIR.
Clegg, stepping to the mantcl and touch,
ing tiny striking apparatus. Il hay,
board ON the entrance to the window
set on spring The weight Of pigeon
that alghts on it presses it down SO tina,
it completes the circuit and rings this
bell. The Judges and timers then score,
while go and catch my pigeon. Some.
times l take whole hasketful OF young
pigeons up to Hayre de Grace for lit
tie afternoon airing. They come bach
thirty-tiye miles under the hour easily.
What colors arc the best?"
well, the white, silver and cheekered
are about the best colored birds"
"Why will not common blue rock
pigeon do just us we'll to train in tbi,
| way?' was the query.
"They lack the intelligence and in
| stinct, "was the reply baltimore Sun
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-10
One or the Family.

Say pard, said an Austin man to Il
stranger who was shutiling SO slowly
along the street that his shadow seemed
to be stuck fast to the sidewalk, "don't
Won come from the West?'
Il reckon you're about right i'll your
celebrations, he drawled.
Il thought So
What made you think | hailed from
that region?"
because hear that there has been
a shower of snails there lately, and l
ives sure that you must be one Of the
family, IT. 1erGs SJttnss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-10
1,ASLER HOUSE
formerly OlLWoRTH HOUSE,,
CRESCo. IOWA

Thoroughly refitted throughout, and will give
guests the best OF care and attention to their
wants. 31n
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-16
/" AMERICAN FARMER"

q sixteen page agricultural magazine published ~
e. A. X. Haekett, At Fort Wayne. Indiana, and
which is rapidly taking rank one Of the leading
ayr cultural publications Of the country 1t is de-
voted exclusively to the interests OF the Farmer.
stock Breeder, Dairyman. Gardener. and their
Household and every species OF industry connerted
with that great portion Of the people Of the worfd
the Farmer The subscription price 10 81 90 per
year. Farmers can not we'll get along without u
Il puts new ideas into their minds. II teaches
them how TO farm with profit 70 themselves u
makes the home happy. the young folks cheesfolf
the growier contenied, the dowpcast happy. END
The denagogue honest
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-16
GEN EnAL y + v 5

Great activity prevails It Nnaim.',
B. q IL the coal trait. Five vessels ar.
now ut Drp r'nrr Bay and s'S nj ih
Vancouver & N C,n,aiy'. anu =. avail
lng c.rg'rs.
The lazy %; the G",oIn"r G,nrrH
of C.nal, i, So 900 PER scar. TIL
C,nu.k. want !, dr., class Bra, sh s atrs
ran 10 g,vrrn tn-,n. .nd s. Ii ar
obliged 10 pay "a d ;, ciass pr'cc Tor Their
whistle
A glt win,,mr lite cir. 10 years
oil, na,nd My II Sc Matthews, vas
taken from The D ,,n,ns ilo,u. at D'nv,I
~ Nike ctl,tgan nd hi wife. 10 hinu
her up. La, S4,ur hy Il lie Rose dle''.
anil WAS buried ny CsddigHn y" dlsiah'
part ur his rnncn. Sac hu, been cruelty
treated from the first. .nd bct mysterious
death aud burial aroused su p'ci"i
I. tier x..uining the b"ay u"m'st"k"l'l'
evni ugrs al cruel death we're r. W 'le,i
Uae i,n Aas broken, the skull w"s ciusn
"a. IN. bo.iy 'o,'f'd Win tfu SIS, au''
The i,,,,os .r.Zsn; sh hat "sh dI."''
.,ul iatO tht ssoI,n "a lie. A imdy ol
,yncn4rs ,psd IN in;',iu..ns PAT out ~
AVN, ana sruag tn "".msn u III
riagcpO.e ~ =" emp apu'e, AL the ." ii
T., a Tree a,r.,s. la- rba., W ierr tac,r
U,,.tics acre cut ,tOND ncxt .nvrniiS. antl
Durhu, ny ~, c"inncr.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-16
OTTA " a IUitnE rO.>DENCE.
Ottawa, } ~. 10Th 1884

Ottawa, } ~. 18th 1884
Editor En.erpr,-v: Il Tue s"ou.
folks over your way thihk ~ cold,
/ wish they couia NC al Ottawa Just
now. They ~Oa d ~ b OK con'iort>
al w,Lu tue REJECTION, thai alter
MI. tl,cIr wlnLar w,atncr Mi5ht w
worse, rao tlesm,n,tef i'as becn
dowa IL Inc Lwcn..cs bciv% Zero
for sunie time, UuL too Tue iasi day,
or Two, II HIS .allcn into the tnir>
ties. IL SHOWS y EGud deal VI Tho
i.me, too cold Tor real generous
SNOW storm. |, just o"aors !" an
uncomfortable, u.scOntemted, sulv-
erlng way, as II Tue CLOUDS were
TOO nearly irossn 10 give the"'-
sslves y good shake. Inefe ~ u
flock vi poor little Engl'sh spnrows
IN = Tree covered with red Lerrivs,
just by my window. they keep up
y blilhs chirplug and twitlcr'"y'
and uro constantly hopping about.
j suproee they ~euld tFsess = ssey
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-16
LETTER FaoM PaoFr TADE.
Editor Enterprise:

EuitOf EIhS Tprisc'
IA your issue OF Feb.
2th appeared note from Mr..
Fssnk tiranuun. written at the ~.
,s,y,lion OF NJ. Gray. Mr.. Grabams
e nmunic,,lon simply states his
rec. il. elton OF Mr.. Grays words as
10 Ia amount 10 be paid for the use
10. t.e Ac..ielny building, for the
pubic school OF last summer. Sev>
eral notes mignt easily be secured
ccccollecting that Mr.. Tade said he
Wis 10 have fifteen dollars for the
.Lse otihc rom. But all such notes
you'll tail to prove tho point In
on st.ua W. Jade is ablo to do
81 oui The five dollars. till the
u >,rirt - able and willing to pay
IN amount he thought he was to
have. Perhaps Mr.. Gray has for
grea, ia ozark made by him I"
i 3ir { tow days after the
,rsnsac,, ~, m tho rent was I'VE
10 IRIS per mouth. For tho present
ID M ter i 1t lc as stated abo .
T.. q. Tade.
Alden Aoaemny. Feb. 18th 1884.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-16
;.FF N3H r71H.

,.>. li--..a hae tcught the farm
=, t,hu Br.-aer, on the Skag.t riv'
o. tr $685..
IN, steamer Mrxin will shortly
80 go, ON ,,e rou,c sc she washing
,oe Temporarily while tho later is
un!5'.ruE rapArs.
hara belonging James Mes
,j.h near OAK Il ,rhnr Oh Wildly
t,aal WAS blirc.! !as: week, sup
,,ni,o ho the SorA of an inre"di-
f. -htcer tons OF ha? AMI Il
o,,nl;ty 1t farm machinery were
destroyed.
We ieara :ha, thu saw Mill Mt
pe,, I'ovusrn! will aciin start up
t.ror. the cins. Of this uIonth, and
,,u,hs ,rnnworka NJ lronlaie Will
.,so h. sping aheai again by tn"
t., % March. We r'j"ice that
,he., down soan in .aslrlrs, which
Nave b,,A temp ,rari'y M s'r y
cy,nl. VIII nos be allowed TO lie
lille.
cdu:nhaa Nelson has hn'lt a ia,
,a,l Ion, ., Deception Pass, which
he calls tn. Ncllio. II ia ii neal,
we'll sn.sted it'll. craft, and MS
excellent selling qualities, Ms w"S
.,u.n Huriug the gnta on Moa''aE
,hrn the Nile VAS pi!te! against
1..n, Tom HoDtens boat from Cyp-
c,.as i.l.nI. lac two boats fairly
a.w ihruusa the water, WITH 'be
,ay ,,n.hins clear owe: them, ~
hoy ,a,l.a, hnl. A sioS,n tnnes np
a,.i iowa thc hirbor IN tront 81 oar
c.a g.
.,alu .sas..neut oftho Bald Il"
gle Americas rational bird, was
.hn ~ The Kitties by. OF C't'oh
val is.aal, o. Wc!ncs lay. and
brought Ia Anaeortcs, where it may
te seen on exhibition al The Enter
! sf,-iss offi.. IL measures sS feet
and SIX ,nci,es betw.e. the tips at
The w.ngs its heal AMI tail te ith":-
are white us SNOW, its legs ana
fee, ar, yellow aDi lt' class are OF
enormous s.z., and onongh WOO
udbcrcs to them Ia tell the tale 81
the disrcrutable manner III whi"'
this "bird OF freedom gets its nv
ing.
A,,ther large school OF whales
OF the ia back variety, passed
through Snip H.,rbor on Monday
some at which were monsters II
s ze. measuring no less than 80 Zee
in length. The puifs al vapor cous'l
be distinctly sarn. like the exhaust
Of IN all steam engines whichever
they rose to the surface. Only
week ago u 81 hool Of forty or fifty
Of these biz Hack fish passed within
few rods Of the Auacortes dock
and one ot. them becoming stranded
on the shore IN front Of tho hotel
f.,nn l.re about in such a manner
tina, his huge proportions could be
distinctly seen.