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FOR RENT.

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AUCTION SALES

HUNT & McCURDY. REAL ESTATE M GEN
l. l. eral@Auctioneers, No. 50 East Washington street.
Stocks of merchandise in city or country bought out,
right for cash.
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That The iats slsseion vss an sx>es
esst Of shs ssasimsas of The people Of shis
Territory @ ths question Of forfeiture os
ne NoEthsrn PAsi6e lnnd Rrans 4
clatmed ~ - inIssmsd - Dir nSndn1
psfeu@ 1bosaands q pse.ons vose,1
tor MAJOR Arnstsene simpiy ana solsly
ossanss hs vas fhsir psrty's noninse.
allowing that consideration 20 override
Al othsrs- a fnis TIT - nade On sbs.
queeetoo - esly ous plaes "a - Terriso-
~ 81 which ue have hard. 1hat - a
Lyndsu, in Whatoom esunfv. The -
ple there are stroa9Iy Rspubliosn a
eensiments snd tbey gsso III. ArUsErou~
fifty -ons votes % t1snsyL Lsiss rivss ~ N.
opponsut. Thoy q add16ion No. -
and againss foFfsituro. loe1s- MI a vor.
ing L and tWsnty.one arpoSina. n 4
safe 10 asssrs THAI Nd ~ rrossc.is,c. :
been snbmfttsd 70 the vhots pso0Is n
like naunsx it would ksye ewsot ths
TerEttcgy b S000 majority.
On o1oction dag Va MA .Aa gnes
King county % eoes Wsshinetoo Tsrri.
tugy.' This hsoboen shs rplo evor sines
the orenuisastou az TIE oounfv' r.
Territory going Republissn or 6euoo-
cratic In iss ohoiss Of Deleuate vhsn-
ever King county 70 vsut. This, We bs
live. can Be said of no oshsr Of tks oiisr
c0uuties.
II wsa noticed By many psssous thst
The majority Ia KfaR eonnfg n b. 81.
saskson fos Quartsfniasser densraI vas
only 90, willis The rnajoritiss Of the
other Rspublican candidates for 0eusr-
als were ie00, f979 and 1067 rospeotively.
His loss was caused By ths Young Msn's
Independents Political Club. Who put on
their sieksts frank Hans, his Opnpnsut.
and thea nucceo3ed il Rottino over I700
Of their tickets 10 the ballot 6sxea.
bome confusion Was caused In various
parts Of the Territory over the Demo
cratic candidate for C0mmiaary Gen.
eral. In some way confusion aroae over
his name, some getting Il George Hiu,ou
sxd soms Bimon Berg. In 6nobomisb
o0unty this oonfusion resulted ID Simon
Berg getting only IS votes, while $40
we're cast for the imaginary individual,
George simon.
Simon Berg xas also loser In one Of
the Lincoln county precinets, though
not, 90 far - ~ know for tho Same res-
son. The town Of SoraRue soe0nsa 70
have grudee against him, giving him
only nine votes, though the other Gen.
ersls on bis ticket cot x86s 49i and 496
respectively.
Taking Into aosouut arsa in square
miles the greatest numerical increase Of
vote was on Ms uppor sound, IN the
three counties Of Thsrston. Pierce and
King. covering Len than 5000 square
nxfIaa 0f farrstnvv Thoaa aonutSas nnek
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

10 sxATrls. - The commis-
- secsntly appointed by the Prssi-
i. 70 inspect certain complessd sec.
s;sa % o. the Northern Pacific Railroad,
nv ssfs osfs Who accompany them, will
-. Tue sss Z VISIT this week. They have
- .sveiine IN Oregon for the past
- - aay1 and win arrive In this city this
Tss;a remaining over until Saturday.
eiss;.,s. n s's's here is. Of course, purely IN
6ossni mere being NO section OF the
korh..sIu rseific Railroad In this neigh
kor. 49, nov ready for inspection. We
d &C., sestner will be pleasant enough
nIt, - tnese gentlemen an opporsu-
rsc.s inspect this city and its sar.
HksI, 49,. N which event it is nos IN
s tessr ears by the scents - -
s,.ss ss Lsnd oompany vii fan n
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AaarvxD.-Ths steamship willamssss

ARarvxp.-The steamship Willamstts
arrived here from Portland at 9 o'clock
Yesterday morning, and will load coal
fer San Francisco. Nothing has been
heard Of Callihan, her second mate,
and the sailor, who we're washed ever
board while crossinR the Columbia
River bar on her trip around 10 Port
land. Harry Struvc, qumrtermaster OF
the steamer, states thai oil hands saw
the wave rolling toward the ship, bat
did not expect Il 10 do any damage. Il
broke, however. just ~ IL struck che
vessel, and dashed doyn on her with
terrific force. tearing Iife-rafs from It's
moorines, and carrying the two men
overheard on the raft. Strave, in at
tempting 20 save his fellow quarter
master, lost his hold and vas bsine
carried overheard, when Mr.. James, the
mate, canght him by his elothine and
saved his life. The other quartermas-
tGr went overs but the ncxt wave washed
him on board again unininred. Ths
second mate. who was drowned, Was an
" old sar,n and had been captain Of
several vessels. Il had bean decided TO
maks MIN hrst mate Of the WaIla
Wsils on her next trip. Captain Holmes
states that no human psvcr could have
saved Oaliihan and the sailor. wbe were
washed overheard, a. they soon dFifted
into shAIlow water. where the breakers
we're RAGING terribly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

Piosxxns.-Ths Society Of British
uolambia Pioneers is In hsalthfal
so1disien, the Victoria branch having
: nsnbsrship Of la. Residence In the
previnoe prior 10 1870 10 required. Pho
neef 0fRanirations thrive there, In Ore
eon and In California. bus not In Wash
smeson. All here have been siokiy from
81! inception, and have usually gone
80 aitsr short but painful exist-i
s1oA Invariably the residence test has
soo severe. the year named being
= utmost all cases 1884. The member
a'e e par consequence, limited. and it
Usually impossible to get together
1oefs enough 10 hold the meetings.
Me vholc Territory there are prob
~ not today over 5000 persona Who
- aere In iS60. and not over 10000
~ ~ vere here in 1870, while there are
over loeo who we're here In 1854.
s = net very numerous clientele
- which to draw. especially whom
~ ~ over the Territory. We be-
- soas twenty five years' residence
- would be the right thing. which
~ % constisutionally terminabls In
Is n In other words. residence
- would be required in 1885. In
sS..n - 1850. and 80 on 70 1895. when
SAseoe woald cease with persons
,sso residence did not date back 10
skS. ea.t. With the 1854 rule sieidiy
ssss.ds however, local pioneer asso-
must continue TO languish.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

The Best salvs In the world fer Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhssm, Fe-
yer bofoe. Tetter, Chappei Hands, Chil-
blains, Coens and ali Skin Erupticns,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay rs-
Qaired. IL is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price,
- cents per box. For sale by A. B.
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

M. A. b. Stewart 10 always alive 10
nls businsss, and spares no pains to se-
saxs the best Of every aaticle In his line.
~ has secured the agency for the cele-
nsated DR.. Kings New Discovery for
ooasuuption. The only certain eufe
keosa for Consumption, Coughs, Colds.
noarseness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bron-
saitis, or any affection Of the Throat or
LqneA Sold on a positive guarantee.
maj bottles free. Regular size. 81.
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The two ysars' increase. being 5757.
votes or LEO per cent.
Chehalis enjoyed q larger pro-
portionats gain shan any other ooun-
~, It's vote two years ago be-
ing lb3, and It's vote in 1884 iol6, being
more than six tiulss - great as In 1882.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

Sroxx RxssovAL.-0. Davies a Co.
have taken anosher room on Cherry
street. and nosed thishsr part Of
their immense book stock. The second
room 10 two doors further up the street,
and ID. afser la recent overhauling,
practically new room. II 70 large and
light, clean and attractive, and shows
off the goods 30 the greatest advantages.
The rear end Of the reom h said 20 con-
tain the frst lumber put In any house In
Seattle, . houss built for @. ID. Borsn In
1852. No part of she original house Y TO
be seen, however. as ID has had an add
ton pot 10 its front, has been wedged In
closely bshind and On both sides, and
has been reaoored and plnstersd inside.
The i1ru viii occupy bosh storses but the
nev store will bs the one chiefly oeyot-
Cd % trnde. Their stook = - iafRe NE
other place could mot contain ia and
even nov that both stores are occupied.
relianos for fusthss room and safety y
necessarily placed IN . hfsproof vars-
house elsewhere.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

wAsHuorox Al THE ExrosrTIox.-
The sxhioit of this Tsrrissry 81 ths
New ORLEANS Expesssion Win Be dis-
gracefully small. II promps action b
nos taken. IT, oficiai repressntsssoo
vii s. somplsee, oonsistinR Of ths fcof
Gcmn rrioasnrs and Beeeesaxy, but b.
vcnd fhay L yin - sxcoedin&iy msaesr.
fo sid the Tsrritosy in making proper
srhikit, 16SSS havs bseu app.opr1efec.
but q far e known oniy e1le have oeen
% applied. The rsmain1es g ~ monsy
has ben either nss sxpendsd q ~. @
has been sxpsndsd N direee1one nos u
tended By shoss mailing ses .ppropr's
cor. A sanadal e no enah eross =
slmoet certain 20 eome p n9nt - eoo-
nsssien with this Expositton oonaness-
- wn~t& knI1nwA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

OzIcAoo. Dse. a.-Ths fourth annual
charity ball Of the Hebrew Young Mans
Charity Association svas Rivsu b Hav
ssly's Theater tonight. Il proved bril-
liant a6sir socially. The entire seaes
and auditoTiun we're Aoored over for
dancing and . covered passaes way was
made 10 the dining hall Of TIE Union
League Club, whore supper was ssrved.
Il Y estimated that about $4,000 vas
realized.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

LlrrLE ROcK, Dec. 9.-Train robbers
Clifford, Sock and Parker we're taken
before magistrate for preliminary
examination. Hearing was postponed
until Thursday. Prisoners we're held in
&c, 600 bail.
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ron wEEKLY,

profussssnal cards - per month for Go
- - q. 60per month for 0nehalf inch.
fesSk Il cents line for one insertion,
- q cent? o line per month.
6s1nerciai advertising. ~ Per Inch for
- inSerfiOn. and e2 per month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

Bosros. Dec- s.-Ths city election
pesssd 81 quietly. The weather vas
pleasant th0ueh slsndy. Ths vots for
Mayor oomplsts -: OsBsisa (Dsm.) },
H.276; Martin (Rep. and eitisons').
M.176 O'BEisn's msjoFity, SIT The
Board OF Aldelmen viii b q follows |:
6tx Bepublieans. Ave DsmoeFsts and
one tndopendont Demoorat. The CON-
'moc Oesndl VIII stand, q Republicans
and 81 Demoefts.
n Lynn. John B. Baldwin, the
WorkinRmen's oandidats. 10 undcubt-
odIy oloo<od Mayor, Y 2 +
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AovgRTisIMo RATGs.


pv.feusional cards. - per month for enc
e ~ q per month for eno-ha1f inch.
<ssSis 10 ents linc for one insertion.
= @eSsSr lire for SIX fnsertionA and -
i - = line per month.
s.sss7sr 7src(sI advertisements g cents az
- inn6r1ion. 41-60 a inch for nfx
g 5SS9 "a an inch Tor two weekA 1z5e
- veeSs and - per month.
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SHlAousx. Dec. l0.-Wilkinson Bros.,
private bankers, closed this morning.
Thsir affairs are in the hands Of . re-
csiver. a. ~
The failure 10 thought 10 involve
aboat $400W0. The assignment pre-
fsrs t9e.6 600, including city and county
depoelts and trust funds. The Wilkin.
sens we're large holders Of real estate
which b heavily sncumbered. The do
positors embrace many farmers, Who
WeFe attracted BY 06ees Of per cent
interest. Few business flrms are In
VOWED. The aassts will little more than
pay the preferenoea.
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MORAN BROS,
MACHINiSTS AND ENGINEERS

DkALKRs STEAMBOAT KvGryrrag suppr4xa oAnRv
Mocx q
$3.50 e me sound; aso Hose and Psckng We
5oe aene
neoA ITO -
Mesnkns wusk andpip donA.
vsssss's wharf sosuoemm ssssss ssessss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

Nuw Homx, Doe. Q. - Fisldinr q.
b.oun, ge9seally Known about Wall
esFeee - Jel0nelr' Brown, ,vas kil1ed 81
serovtnG hlmsolf fkum she soeond s6ory
of ht1 apAxtme1ea. he was insane from
su9esing produssd By eoneoofron Of the
BRAIN. C0l. Brown vas In his 7lst year.
He vas. burn n Ksatuoky and va
forty y-niner.S he lived in California 50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

CoLUnsus, 9. O., Dec. 9.-Ths Lse-
tslature has reelected Wade Hanptsu
United States Senator.
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Pssfnstenal cards, n per month Jerome
- Is cents . line for one week. and
= 1eEl1 . line per month.
6s1mercfal advertising. - IN inch fer
- Veek. and - an inch per month.
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narA % the MAI operae,...

PursBun0. Dee. 1o.-Lsss night the
operators in the employ Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company we're mott
ned that hereafter extra pay would not
be allowed for after 1880 q. %. This 10
equal 10 reduction ef tl5 10 e2s per
month In the wages of night operators.
- A~~aA~aes- 49, G~.-n~
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A css6 rsue ln neassea.

Bxpsunp. Ky. Dee. ss-IAfs Gam
mons and James Dsvins vsea qass-
rsliin9, vhen tie son Of the lattse shot
0smmons sArg14h the heaA, kiilina
him insanity. ". p. 0Anmoos. tashsE
of - 0urdered man, thea seAbbed
Dsxine twics With = pooksekntfA In
nieeina severe voandA
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kpf1o1 Po9T-
sssee - yeuf paper of yon6nnHns
mornfng NJ f0ltowIna tslarsr1 -
Nt0E19
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ovERCOA1S-Weh have just spread Q
ters many new styles, ut way-dewn pric
men and boys, ut e3 50, 3s. 81, - and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-14
TN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
PLICATION OF
KATIHK LHS
TO BECOME A SOLE TRADER.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BECOME A
SOLE TRADER

Notice is hereby given that I Katie Knowles,
wife Of Levi r. Knowles. and resident Of Car
son City, Ormsby County, State Of Nevada, be-
ing dedrions Of avaaling myself Of the provisions
Of an act Of Legislature I the State Of Nevada,
entitled ''An act to Authorize married women
to transact business il their own names - sole
traders" approved February 9Th, 1867, intend to
make application to tho District Court Of the
Second Judicial District, Ormsby County, Ne
vada, on Monday, the 2sth day Of August, A. D.
1854, at the opening Of Court ON that day, for
. Judgment and order Of said District Court
authorizing and permitting me to carry on and
transact business in my own name and on my
own account - sole trader.
The nature Of the business propose to carry
on and conduct 10 that Of keeping . Millinery
Store In Carson City, ormsby County Nevada
KATIE KNoWLls
Dated this 25th day of July 1884.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-28
NUMBER' !
x,o,,aa pecoi

4 A seryiceable wall splasher my bss
made Of white oil-cloth wscrE sss 81 shelIt 9
stitch, crochet with worstsd.
pockets, for 9 nail and 4 tooth brush,
wlll.be very convenient. 49,
Handsome hall chairs are tkose with
oak framework, studded with brass IN.
naments, and having assat and hack ~
salligator's skin or embossed leather.
There are also hall chairs with his rose
wood frames, inlaid with brass and eov-f
cred with Morocco.
Darned net is again fashionable and
it is very effective as trimming for fnes
cloths or cushions. II can be worked
in various ways with different materials,
fine lace thread, co1ored purse silks, or
with floss and flloselles eithe mon
white, colored. or black nets.
Very convenient work bags for III
needlowork are ratonne yard
square, hemmed apn the cd hes, and lined
with Hne white camsil Stitch lasings
around in q circle inside tlls square, and
rim in ribbon strings DO that the 6a99
may be drawn up or LIE iiat on the lap,
with pleasure &c desired pockets fofs
silk, needle book, etc. can l,e titched
on the lining before il is sewed iin.s M 4,
For q dining room as pretty and in-,,
expensive curtains as ono can have ara
those made either of dark maroon az.
green felt or Canton flannel. Abandol
old gold about q foot from the bottom
ard top Of the curtains, sewed on Nth
herring bone stitch make them effect
i've as we'll as conf fortable.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-03-28
was heard to express considerable dis

was heard to express considerable dis
satisfaction.
Gone diamond is like .anotherl" he
growled.
And his idea was that under the.
sort of common interest in this one, to.
which the brokers gave ready assent,
I'd like to see any one try to take
it!s said Ned, with q dangerous CLEAN
in his eyes.
And little Mr.. Smith, nodding APP!
provipgly, removed from the dead mans
body the money belt of which Mr..
NJ Arthur bad been deprived.
But instead of handing it to that
gentleman, he bEckled it about his own
waist with an agreeable smile.
"What the deuce does this mean 2"
yelled M'Arthur, whose face was purple
with rage, when, no less. to his own than
to our astonishment, his arms were PIN
ioned by the little colIsorteur, who
seemed to have the strength of two or.
dinary men. And in another instant
his wrists were adorned with pair OF
shining steel handouts.
It's no use kicking, William > quiet
ly remarked his captor, removing a
faded faxen wig from his own head and
exposing to view short crop of stubby
black hair. sI didn't mean to have
pulled you till we got to Wellington, but
this little affair has, SO to speak, precipi-
tated matters a little"
And after we were all again en- route,
having left7word at the next station as
to the disposition of the outlaws bodies,
the pseudo Mr.. Smith informed us that
the scowling prisoner on the seat oppo-
site, who was kept in bounds by the
sight Of a cooked revolver in his captor's
hands, was one William Hardy, with o
dozen aliases, whom he -Dennison Hunt
the then best known detective in Eng
land-had followed from Liverpool to
the very heart Of South Africa, q reward
of a thousand pounds having been Of
fered for his apprehension as principal
in great London bank robbery.
But I never thought I should be
the means of helping you two gents to
your lost property" said Mr.. Smith
with his customary placid smile, as
after the wearisome journey, we alightet
in front of the Diggers' Retreat at Wei
lington, with dust begrimed faces enc
4 stiffened limbs, four days later.
And, to his credit be it said, the de
tective would not accept q penny Q
4 recompense from either Of us.
The excitement of the little sscrim
mage, was enough" he said, as W,
shook hands at parting.
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girls carry their should ders very far back
their chins very high, wear heavy-sefad
boots and walk with q masculine stride
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of is very prominent. She is direct
masculine and forcibla. She sees y
beautiful horse, and slle never gpsfes
over it, calls it a beauty nor become or
fectionate. She decides that Il Il a
very proper sort Of . horse pIooks 81 it
with entire commend lation and pats il!
neck briskly and sigoross1y She tries
to be candid. and iss no tsinfreq nently
rude. She is healthy and Jolly