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salem County prohibition convention

The Prohibition Convention, held at
Trenton on the eleventh OF December, by
resolution unanimously adopted, directed
that conventions be held in all the counties
during the months of JAN, Feb. and Mar.
The chief object OF these conventions, is
the discussion of the question of prohibit
ton; but in addition to this, the following
items Of business will come up for discus
sion and action, viz:
/. Filling vacancies in the county or
CARNATIONS.
2. Making arrangements for a better or
ganization of the townships.
3. Electing three members of the state
Executive Committee.
4. Taking action relative to the spring
elections.
5. Making preliminary arrangements for
a series of lectures by John L. st. John,
during the summer season, at the Congress
sional Dist. mass-meetings recommended
by the State convention.
6. Arranging for a thorough distribution
of temperance literature, and the circula-
ton of prohibition newspapers.
Z. Adopting some plan by which to aid
the State committee to raise funds to carry
on the general work.
To this end, and for a general conference
relating to important and united action
upon all matters offuture work, the friends
OF prohibition. male and female, are in
vited to a meeting at Woodstown, in the
ttall of the w. G. I. L., Thursday, Feb
ruary 10Th, at the hour O flo A. NJ.
Hon. Thomas Y. Gator and others will
speak in the afternoon.
There will be n mass-meeting in the
evening. to be addressed by George Scott, of
the Men York Witness, Mr.. Gator and
others.
II. d. 0pdyke, Secretary of the State or
ganization, will be present to aid in the
work of the convention.
Let there be a grand rally of the friends
of the cause for exchange of greetings and
to plan for future work.
No p~ostponement on account of weather.
By order of the Executive Committee.
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c. #. Burt, of Upper Pittsgrove, has
received from the W. J. Game Protective
Association, of which he is a member,
eight pair of quails with which, to stock
his farm.
jeremiah Watson, of Alloway township,
agent of the above named society, will
pay a reward of fifty cents each for hawks
killed in the county and delivered to him
at Yorktown.
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As the time approaches for Spring sales,
we call attention to the fact that il is al
ways best TO advertise in the local news
papers as well as by posters, and the best
OF these is the MONITOR.
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1irectnry.
WEST

Trains going north.-7.24 and BIB a. NJ, l2.3i
and 4.04 P. NJ. Sundays, 7.R A. NJ.
Trains going south.-9.29 A. NJ, 2.5l, 4.56 and
T.G2 p. NJ. Sundays, $40 p. NJ.
Trains leave Philadelphia.-S.l0 a. NJ, l.30, $40
and $40 p. NJ. sundays, 5.l5 P. NJ.
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Office hours, 100 A.. NJ. to $50 p. NJ.
Office hours for money order business, u. III.
to Z p. m.
rive at 9.37 A.. NJ, sos and 40 p. NJ.
SALEM MAILs-Closea at 9.l5 A. NJ. ana l.10 2. NJ.
Arrive at II. 40 and 4.15 p. NJ.
SnARpTowN MAIis-Closea ut $50 A. NJ. Arrive
N . = IN a VI
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Assiguee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
N Charles H. Gun, OF Upper Pittsgrove. in
the county of Salena. that all claims against his
estate must he exhibited tothe subscriber, his
assignee, under oath a. affirmation, before the
5th day of March next hefng three months from
the date of the assigafnegL, or be forever barr
ed from coming iRfor u M idend OF the estate;
list OF the CLAIMS against the said Charles II.
Cuff will Ii filed with the sRrrogate of the
county ofSalem; before the ensuing May term
of the 4Tnhans' Court, of said BOUNTY, when
exceN lions thereto may be filed bN person
Interested. GEORGE W. CROTHERS.
Dated Jan. 10, 1855. Assignee.
Ja0 lS-f
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sI.na EOR 80 CENTH

ANY reader of this paper who will send 70
stamps to the AHteric0a Rural
Home. Rochester, y. T., before March Isl lssa,
will receive that handsome paper, postage Tree,
until january LIST, 1856. Rural is II large
eight-page, fort, column weekly paper, now
in its fifteenth year, and the cheapest tarin
journal in the world. The price Is one dollar II
YEAR in advance. bat the above offer of my
in postage stamps viii he accepted II
sent in before March LIST, lssS. Send for sam
pie copy, and see what a hargain i offered
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PuEsGRovE LIBRARY AND READING Room.
OPEN SATURDAYS FROM 800 to 900 p. NJ.
Second story Riley's Building.
Membership fees
Annual
Permits granted for the use of books at .
T. y FoGG. Secretary.
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= MEMS rubber boots, $3.50. at +. b
I Humphreys & Cos.
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sYes1G,m
SuSt.

An Independent Newspaper of
democratic Principles, but NOT Con-
trolled by any Set Of Poltic ans or
Manpulators Devoted TO Collect
ing an1 Publishing all The News OF
the Day in the most Interesting
Shape and with the greatest posi-
bic Promptness, Accuracy and I'M
partially and to the Promotion Of
Democratic Ideas and Policy in the
affairs Of Government Society and
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bale horse blankets, at 65 cents, just
Received at T.. b. Humphreys.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
FARM.

~
THE subscriber. assignee of Lorenzo ID. Pat
ten. viii Expose TO sale ut public vendue,
on
Saturday, February 2Ist, Iss5.
In front of the Court House, in the city of >a-
lem, between the hours OF u and ) o'clock In
the afternoon OF said day, that farm and plan
tation in the township Of A1oway, in the COIN
ty OF Salem. on the road from AiloNay 10
Woodsfown, about one mile from the former
place and one-third of a mile from Alioway
station ON the salem railroad, containing 400
acres. more or less, all arabic land except about
four acres Of uncleared land. The improve
ments are a two-storS frame dwelling, a wagon
house and good-sized barn, with other Shia4i
oufbuiIdings, All in fair repair.
The farm Is well located in a good ncighher-
hood. ami worthy the attention of persons de-
string u home, or seeking investment. Ceadi
tons at sale.
Joseph :. BROW ~
Assignee OF Lofrnzo u. Patten.
Dated Dee. rs, iSS4-JanZs5t
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Club Prices Tor the best Home aad
Foneiaa laerasnra.

iPossessed o. THE LIvIxs AsK and one
or other OF euF vivaeioue Anerican
Honshlie& subscriber " u and himself
n command Of the whole sifaafioE =
Philadelphia kyening Bulletin /
Fer SIC % tbs LIVING AGE aad any ops
Of The American "a Mon hsies cor Hsr-
pers Weekly or RaEAra viii be seat Tor a
year. postpaid /; oe for sssa. THK LIvTSg
ASS and 81 Nseaolas og Lippincosfs
Nonthiy. Address
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SUMMONS.

INTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE TRERI
/ Jsdtsisl District OF the re rftsry Of wash
ington, boiling terms II Sssttl-. IN King
county, for tie counties Of King 1Sd Kisaxp.
No. tOS9-A O Sutherland and vi l13n 4.
sutherland. partners. under the erm name Of
SE her and & 90, pi2iuttas. " Asedel 2res-
berger and "a kosenxue1g. Farmers. dis z
business uzder the nrm name of PresserseF
asd Roseaxvssg De en5Ants.
Complaint hled In The ep1nty Of King in
the o1nes q the Clerk Of aid District COuIt.
TIE CxIED STsTEs eF ANuIcA sESD 6EkETxs:
To Asadel Pgeseegger AMI I'd koseRrEeis
partner. d ing ustns - under he Arm mans
II Presbsfger Eoeenzsesg. dsfe0d1uts
You are hereby required % APPEAR In an &C
ton orOnght against you By the shove named
plaintiffs, in tue Dis,ricl Court Of the Third
1udiciAl District Of she Territory Of wasting
ten. holding terms ~ the city Of SEATTLE 10
the Counfy Of king. fer the COUNTIES Of KinR
and Attsap, ard 10 ausxer the complaint hled
therein. within sixty days from the date Of
the arss publication a tbs Summons, or juds-
Dent BY defsuls will Be taken agzfnst you,
accounting % he prayer Of the complaint.
The said actioD 10 erpngAt 20 rsrsver frssu
defendant the sun Il $SsS -. upos the bal.
EDee Of 81 account fer goods. vRres and msr.
ehAndiss 20 q md delivered 20 sad defend.
ants b. platnttes. oetveea the lst DAY Ct jan
usry. ISIS. ana the fst day Of JsnuAry, 1854
whten sum szid Defendants yro1Ssed 20 pAy,
vita LEGAL interest from said Ist day Of Jan
uary, 1854. but Do part hAs eve been PAID
and TIE same u nov due.
Witness the Hoa- Roger s GFeens. gudzs
Of the sid District Court. and
49, November. A. D. 1854
JAMES sEAvEf, Clerk
BY JAMS p. IrpL0v. Deputy.
DaAe Of nrst rnbifestfon- Nov a. iss4-
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CLrvxa.AEp. OHIO.

FaagEs SxaKLT 10 DEAra adsr
date u Dscamb@r Elsh. IL Q. Black
wood writes ths Vancouver IEsfrT<ssdest
the tpil01tn2 from Ssnnyaads On
Mandsy iaEt Ma. Eintefs, Of Bear prai-
ne Nans sut for D h1nt, When. a. be
szppus<d. be had eens about three miles
ffes1 beHs Ne SaocesdsG in killing q
deer. IL Attsmr4tna 70 Fstarn be be
eans bswsiesSed end wandered all dsy.
A. niKfA baying ne matches, be took
rhe.tef nn6sF y Iag. Al dAy Tuesday.
Tsss1sF nirft ard Wednesday,. through
the rasalesa STERN, With Ilghs clothing
and rn feed xlncs Mundas, be Travelled
%, - knew not ghlthar. Wednesday
aiGA& b reached 9 Deserted cabin and
90 b~til1ina 81 any hind. Starting again
on fnafseday morning be reached Black.
uood's IN q most piitabis eonditieu.
Ms bands we're badiy froxsu. having
frezan and thEved cot tvo OF three
times his ah0as, esoks and fest fressn
soltd aanea hnndAT night, hts clothes
torn " tatesrs. he c0ald have lived
has . shoft time had be sos been die
covered paNtsns, ths house. lie was az
able 10 Rst into The hoass without as-
distances. kke wns psisosd In . cold room,
his fest placed In q rph Of ics cold wafer
and DE-. Mckinney seat foe. soms idea
VI tie plnak and endurznss Of the unn
nAf BE- ssfnaea troua the fscs that After
pesxins thfou8A this terrible ordeal &c
remained sitting In q chair. With bis
tees lmmerssd in leo cold water, for IS
mortal hours. wishana . groan or com
Eaaini. Ths doetcz thinks be will pull
nkfoagh, and saeh . raAa deserves 20.
Rverythins THAI viliinz hands car do 10
heins dene for hia.
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MISCELLANEOUS


oETsrx % rE1 NHr1OzA AVID PCGx1l
ScExD Pa I'D CcMPkNT-
SKxrTLK L jay 2. iS5s
WHEREAS BY DEED BEARING
w c&zs AzzZS a ir3 execESe6 = pzr~
szAnee u al ordinance 4yp-0ved Arzrsz<
"a 81 ne civ q seattle conveyed sctae
SeA-rs@ and %a2sa W ala EAzl-uza1 Azc
Transportation Company. AZ IL ace
kn3s scE-e q k1zz 81 - N sd ctsy q
5es Tie n AiOnx A-uZ1c &z1 kocCrk-.lsos
azT. troE extreme e2<h % extreme %
ID s1S ds<p water Ea5
WhsrsaA The legislative Assembly %
ths Territory q " sshzES.oR - an At
ap5ror@c %oFezheF Z ls-3 rstl1ec A16
ccn9rUs6 nd <-zz- and coz ysyAEce EDon
CERTAIN eC.SitSouz. which have been tzlEy
pe-s1--=d ~ sad Company And
y herezsl sad Act q The legislative
Assembly -eSzeG the ri-ie q sid lAn4z =
sad seattle and WAIlA N2llA Railroad
zn1 TrA1sporISt5o1 Company. u fee slna-
pc and.
Wkereas. IL United States Ass acsui-
escs6 u sz3i srzn- ard eoEveyz2es and
Wne-aAz. The sd Seattle and WA41a
KAllS R&il-o8a and TrARsD4rLz1ica Co1n-
pzzy has transferred AID conveyed Al q
sid aAzSz TO the CoEuEaiA and Pzxs
Sound Railroad 6OZs pAzy.
New. therefore. TIE SAD CelEnh1A ard
Puget sound EzilreS1 Company hardy
giEes notice that Il claims ne exc nstTe
night % occupy said lA11s and % erect
WkGrres and Other sErzsrures tke-eo2
and tAkf al persons are herehg EcSae1 70
ref-zSz trUm occupying - ez-SrL1g zpO1
any Of sAid szaSs Elth0zt TIE consent. Il
writing. Of sid Co1zmbss an5 Pzxet
Soc1d RAilroAd ConpAuy.
! COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND P r co
AEs AszLsz2-i Superintendent
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T'hs steamship Geo. W. Elder arrived
from san FRANCHISES last evening She
bsoaehi 70 passtneeEB. dissTisaisd -
follows. Victoria, n P0rs TOwnsend,
q; Seattle. 30 Tacoma. Is. Following
are Der seattle sonsignbes
A sngaar. AHsiarieh, A 3 Stewart, A
W Pipef, Adam Orsh, Black Diamond
Csai n Co, Ballard 4 5oI, Ballard q
Hatfeld, @ r Stone, ChAs Lousb, Chas
Praseh. Claus a Harms, G kenDott, @
Il Packard, DiclGa1an & 0umbert, Fran
snthAl Brss, Flynn a Anderson, Gordon
Hard ware 90, q Dawes a Co, Hsfring-
son A Saith, II II Levy, II Coz, Jones q
Hubbefl, ] Sch sam 4 Go, , W Huut, J
v Mcdonald, John Gale, Jas Fisher. J
ID Evans, J b Blood, J FsiRh, her-
riasn, IA stafford, y peBolt, Levy
Bres, I4at0uF a ca. l. T smith d Bon. l.
Rostein, n a X 00atstgiu, N N ksst-
inc, Maj Jaak etfstEnan. Mias Ella kori1,
Mrs O W Louison, kssmspn 4 ArKens,
National Bssk, On Tai, p Fredsriek.
p J Lair d Co. PV Flynn, Quons ChonR,
Bohvabaehsr Bssss, 5adler a bandsnon.
y kenuey. ssaitls Cigar Msnfg Co,
Smith A FarraY, Ioklas & stnRermsD
Thos Lyle, Tong Yes Chong. V Sohnsd,
w II SCOTT a. Go, Waddsll d Miles, W
II pumpkrey, Wis Csrksek, Wa Chong
W Aaptsrson, VIM KittsFhod. Wins
W Bette, Young and Makeoc.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, HOLB-
i ing terms ~ Seattle.
Nc. 31el-Naterman q KAtz Va W. r.
Monroe.
Under and By virtre Of an exIscutisz
issued oat Of the above named C0urx In
the shove entitled action. dated the lszn
day Of December. 1854. have duly le WED
upon the following described rial prop
erfy. towif:
Loss seven O. and eight 81. in block
tveafy-ewo t2n. B-n and Deanyis add
ton 20 the city u seattle. W. l.. with the
appurtenA1ces therenato belonging, and
I viii. On
saturday the 3Isf day OF JAM
usry, 1855.
Al the hour Of II 0'cluck q. m, in front
Of the Court House door, in the city o.
Seaft {. ing oeanfy. aforesaid. proceed
70 sci Al right. title and interest Of the
sal defendant In ana 70 said propeTf1 4.
pablo anefion- 20 the Highest adder Cor
CO. h
Dated a; seattle this siss day Of Decex-
Der, lisa. J. II. McGRAw,
iAttd sheriff Of EirR eountY. w
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srryraase At sEA.



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ssyssksr c.sss sh<Afd- vss t1Sse y -
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erslsrarrsns gTsxlsda Seio@ . Ut -. -
ztse Il s.hoas 81 dirty - Fssssss sSsssa.f
SO. ard p<ssssis . ciAapse2tse 49, -.
sr,r> r. sssaing ard insacs pelaf -
49, Ps~nson nEas sd ssory o. s7lisT-
- w6ils lyi1s ut Aeapssoo CsEsAin
Ss..,l..,r a ne eszr Of Era. arsc ts' ~
n, s.FEn~rs rsEsc out WITH hfaa " Eis
,ssssl BO&h sssseia we're fE sood trInnr
- bosh ssiIed N q fss as5s log &c
Csdunbia riysr. Il vii - ferIssf1 t't'i %
shst Cara. Coa.itag anc sisas Of bas tne2
assd. snd tbs vessel p9t ssto Ssn rA1'-
cia,e-5 vitf. others % tie ers~ 70 % Is-S
Condition Tke Eaabiet0n eos on rfsssg
~sll All aksyss in Latitude 81 Lssrsn- Shss
tss mans beads began 70 sSs8l' ~
tI.s,, e,T.s after the other fell s4SA AIS
~~,s unassa 20 sork, finally nsaS1sra1zas
a., srfts1stsd With fever % es sols 70
,y,yu o-,t o. stans sztoh- By tss a1sss
,hsx we're Of the OrsRoa ehssas tkss
~s,1sir. ops nan and to- boTs we're 81.
go wars abis - get arOend ax all ana
-, ths tiu,s tkeT made tue Cos2Dosa
,lvsv sk,ex we're 90 uorn cot tbss u " ~
.irno~e tszro@ait4e 10 do saFteirS. IN
1hySsfnsas dss they Tsrs OF TIE bar
tfat SaV ss,s Of the exew 1ls1i tue nsxi
dav snsehsu; the asxi another; tos psx'
snosher: and tlss next day, the Zssn. orti
ss,yr fellow, Who had gone alofi 70 fSri
40. fsiI bsadkmsR 20 the dsek-hs, 100
uFr4skinR uaissssbly, thas making i've
ives 81 IL Eve oonseatise dzys. OE
ths rsas=sinq II the 2stti teey soos Die
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SHERIFFS SALE.

II THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLD
Il ing terms - seattle
No. Eai-T hcInas A. Jones vs. Anna J.
P1nckney and Waa. u. Pinckney.
Under and b vtrsue Of an order Of sale
ans decree 81 forec.0aUre issued onf on
the District Court h9ldiag terms al seat
lie. on the nd DAP Of Decemher, lisa IN
the above cEt-tisd sctioa, wherein the
ebove-DAnned plaintiff ohtAised q tza<-
mes and decree sxAir St the Gbore- named
Defendants. / an commander 20 sal she
fsliowtng moxsgsged premises. that b %
SAY;
i,oss three n and four 1ti in MOCK a
n W. y. Bsliis third addition 70 Bel ana
DeansS p4ai Of Seattle. Kfa9 county,
W eshsnEfoa Territory.
Notice = therefore kereby gfrsn thar on
Saturday. the 31ss day 81 Jaau-
aFy, 1855.
Al o'elrek . N. az that day. In front OF
the Co n House deer. In the csfy ef sat
lie. King cosnty. RashiHglcn Territory.
l wsit. IN otedi< nce to sid order os . e
.n1 decreased foFcc osnre, o 4 the ahxsye
aeAerihe5 property or - Ennch thereof IS
may be heceszAFy % satisfy plsisGiffs
IaeRHent, wsLk fnfeFess skseresR sEA
8 sss 70 tss highest snd best hsd1e. for
seattle. Dsosmbor 81. lisa.
J. II. NCGRAW.
ID sAszi9 81 King eeazfy. ". r.
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SUMMONS.

TERRIT0RY or WASHINGTON.
Il coanty Of King, e.
In Justices Coart. T. II. Cam. Justice.
To W. Wood and Frrd- Bear. copaxt-
ners. doing business a. Woo6 & Bear.
You are hereby notified hat W. Cal
kins and J. T. Reddlsh. couartners, doing
bEsin - as CAlkins & Reddish nave alsd
q complaint against yea in said Court.
which viii coEae on 70 be hard ~ my
once. In Seattle. King c0naty. W. r.. on
the ls1 dky Of February. is<S n the hear
Of 10 o'clock q. m. and uxiees you appear
and thea and there ansser. the sane viii
be taken - confessed And the demand Of
the plaintiffs gzanfed-
The object aae demand os sad claim %
for the recovery e the N Of one hun
dred and ninety -four and E-ioo dollars
with Interest thereon from November =,
lisa. due upon the balance Of an acconus
for xoodA. wares and merchandise sid
Aad delivered - yo1. ~ ysur Request. By
rhe said plainEisis heGwctn January lst
IseG ard May 2sth. iSsA-
r. II CAM, Up.
CompAAins fled November ~ 1854.
Flrsz % axicarina. Jan L l1eA
Su1ve. Nainss 4 HeAAckez. sttaz1eys
fsr paAinfsE&. sA1l&M
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In Admiralty.

T-NTfED STATES or sMERfcA THIN
- Judicial District - wsshington Tesrs
tori a.
Whereas, lfbsl sf Enfornssi0u knh s..u
aled Ia the District csart Of sfs Thira Judi-
eial DfstTfet Of washinssoa rsrrfsary. heldtDa
f~rns Al seattle. IN kips eountT. ~ -
tsenty seec1d cav Of Deeambsr, IN he sesr
81 ear Lord one Thousand siRst HUNDRED ana
eighty-fous. BY Jehu r. Hsrtsr, ara1nsa o.
vessel o. sse2nsr James 1eSsagnf her taakls.
spSsrei sna fersisars. alleging. h Eabsaaes,
BAL sis Sohn 7. Harasr. Ib~llsat, daly
sAippsd 10 sn6 en- board Of aid vsss~I, azd IN
esr ssrviee. ss eaginses. 90 the snth dxy a
Jay. A. D. 1883, - the wages Of sevpnsy. eve
enissEs ner nsBtA. md eonstnuec \ sreh wsr.
xies unHil he iRsh Day OF D-eenhe A D
Ies saA that thsrs % nav dae him Tor SAGA
ssfvies, essr and shove Al paynsass ADd tuss
sssnrfasas. tha SUM q seweaty doIlsr- Knd
prtJin& srocess Asninss sAia yas. ell hsr tRc<le
ett., and fhas szia sesaei. her ssekis. &c.
1Ay % ecn1&nasd ana soId b Pay paad
Nov. sAer.fars. To vursnanos Of DE NJ.
altioa. nader the sea- Of tie nd Court
% ne atreefs1 sad delivered, % hereby
eve Pc Bile notice 70 al persons ciAimirg tAs
iAid vessel or stesznsF, her snasns-. bofiers.
SoAts. Hekie. kpparel anf faruE Hre. o. % sny
nnan ser fDssrssfse therein, that th4y Do 40
peax eefese tes saas DieFic1 court. 70 be heid
Ia tAs city Of seRstis. IN n. eoznfg - m
asa Territory AZ washiagsan, ea M5ndAs,
re sseoaS asy q Fshrusrv n~xs vssxsSs.f
De AAasesAsll he . dsy II tu-fsalct1ons. osnsr
slse "a the Hext dag 81 KisAsStien fhsreafler.
ssea thess 70 Int pose tkair eial1s AZ
% maze tscar sll-sskisns in tAAt hehaif
Dated NJ I'd Axy 81 peesnoor, isst
5.W 9E0H0E
Caisse ssztss Marshal fer WHkhtngtsa Tsf
ssK Z. Harxsz.. D-ss,y.
k1sr4 . rst<rsoa, prsseoa lea ahsliaaA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

A RoLLTxa MIL ron IEosDGLK.-Mr.
T. @. Darcy, manager OF the lrond2le
Snelting Works, arrived at the DrisFd
Yesterday from that point. In CONVEX
sation With q reporter be stated thai be
would lsAxe for san Francisco today for
the purpose Of arranging for she estab
lishment Of rolling mills IS lrondale.
Bar iron and nails CO lid be msnutae
tzred almost ~ ehesply as IN Chicago,
and at somewhat lees than they could
DO laid down fJF on this coast Tee
crescent supply Of the TeIsda mine vas
about 40 tons per day. which wonld be
greatly increased when manufacturing
from Pug irao vas began. AZ presens
there vas = very limited market for pa
iron, especially As the imported artiele
was sold cheaper tnan they eonld pro
ducs il. However, IN the near future
there vas the probability Of good
market for the iron trade on ths coast
and they were eoisg 10 prepare 70 sop
ply it. Tvo grades Of ore are at present
nsed In producing tie iron. the Iexsda
and bog orc, snd = snperior ausiity Of
pig iroz vas made Il UAs The intsn-
tisn. hovessr. u add about 10 PER cent
of another ore. wnen Is was expsctec
that an iron and stoel Of the highest
sreelIenes vo1Id b produced Mr.
DAESsy vii rStarr On the foisOgIns
steamer - ssiSrsa GS2ssstSf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

DHowsEp N wTulAPA RIvxn. Req.
ben Green. Of Hall Moon. Paosas
esanty, lrti hla honae "a Thursday, De-
eMuhsf 18Th, 30 asst sosne medicine for
esne Of hts bFotAss's childrsa. and oar.
Ina that night. bsfons bis return. TIE
fais snG meHsing SNOW RAISED ihs VII
lara % thai sac lsss we're Fuanine
lively by aaYlieAt the nsxt maFnina.
Mf. Green eams back and undertook 70
sross HE river at ths ford on W. W.
Iiliy's land. on hcrAehack. about noon
Friday, Decsnhaf iath, and was swept
devn che stream. fias horse GAINED
The bsnk some fggily reds below che
furd. Mr.. Damen. uhsa lives q sAars
distance from the fotd. AAw the yoan9
man paan. and shoaafht ha woesa sss
hssw deep the river wss aad tern bach
shortly 90 he followed doun b zee
What had bsenuis Of hina, aaa saw BY
he irsalGa thai be had euns into the
river, baa there wsrs no traeks % The op-
possts haRk. Search dor the body was
commenced ~ eaeN bat IL vas no,
funEa ansil the following TueaAsy.
when 10 was discovered aboat twpnsy
rods heloE, nadss . Ice. foar fess and~F
vaaaf. AIR. Green had unly been in shs
vellss fsw nsnnths, md was noe prals,
ably awaFe 81 thu assAhuf Ne stream.
- u hxa rtssa very esakasaiy. -~ssaegtsA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

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