Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-21
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shortly be placed In the wheat trads
oetreen this pert and the ColaHhia
river.
,. o. o. .. Eseampment.
sAS EEAScEsoo, Oct a.-Tee thirty.
arss sDnaai session Of the Grand En-
ssDptzeDt, l. u. y. F.. sseuoIed today
IN tais sssy. 1ne Grand Secresary', re-
port sbosed that nearly 5000 coo had
oeeo dl.borsed by the different Udd
Fellows Lodges OF the world daring
TIE last year for relief Purposes
rre>tdest Of the University Of Cal
Hernia
San Francisco. Oct. D.-Profsssor
k1ward ;. Holden of the Cniyersi,y of
wisson-in vas elected today President
OF ine University Of California. de IL
ABOUT 81 years old and 10 a nephew of
the i5ts VIM II Dlden, Who va. AZ one
hme Lieutenant Governor Of California.
Forced 10 . sesiIeaeas.
SAN fEAscIsCo, Oct 2O.-Aithough q
sstflernsnt vas effected as long ago az
January last. the fact has only become
known today that Coiusa county, grow
lag tired OF litigation in the United
States Supreme Court, where its ease
vas on appeal With those of Fresno.
Sacramento, santa Clara and Sah
Mateo counties, has accepted the Cen
trail Paclnc Railway ConpAny's prefer
OF taxes for 1851 and lssa. As Saers-
mento Effected q similar settIems Mt
ABOUT she SINE time, and San Masso
Old so on Friday last, this leaves only
the cases OF Fresno and santa Clara
counties before the Snpreme Court. In.
ssmncn as the Supreme Court refused
I'd consider the cases separately, bot in
sisted on their being launched together.
the question at Issue being the same,
tAere are reasons TO suppose that Fresno
and SANTA Clara counties will q d them
selves Obliged 90 accept similar terms.
even II they have not already done
30. The acceptance by the first named
counties only goes a. far 40 the fsce
va ue OF the taxss claimed asd does not
include settlement or compromise of
the interest and penalties, these latter
alone involving over Loo. 600.
Ibe present status of these oases In
that they will be remanded back 10 the
Cnited States Circuit Court Of Cali
fofnia, from which the appeal TO the
United States Supreme Court vas taken.
and nev suits will be brought in the
Circuit Court for interest and penalties.
III an appeal Be taken. a. 10 probable,
oy the railroad COMPANY 10 the United
states Supreme Court, the Gases viii
have to take their place on the calendar
and therefore viii probably mos Be hard
before 1880 The acc -ptaucs BY these
counties in the meantime Of the fsoe
value Of the taxes 10 considered q satis-
factory proceeding both for the counties
and the company. A po:uliar feature
OF these cases is that the fact Of Sacra
mento and Oolusa counties havins ac-
eepsed this settlement must have been
known to the State government officials
who we're directly interested in Them,
and that the other counties we're NOT
Informed Of IL.
The weather.
San FRAScIsCo. Oct. 20.-Iudications
for the sucocsdisR 81 hours Increasi sing
cloudiness and rain, varisbls winds
shifting TO southerly.
shtppinx Iafeiligenee.
SAS FRASoIsco. Oct. 2o.-Arriyed-
Bark Samos-s from Tacoma; Bark Ma
jastic from N ,naimo.
Sailed ship Canada for Tacoma.
TAroosH. Oct. 20.-Stesmer Q1een Of
the Pacific passed out last evening.
Ship Brown Brothers towed in by toe
Tacoma and ship Wm. H. Macy toved
out by toR Tyee at ll:3O q. N. A bark
passed cut and q bark beating in AZ
noon. B rkentine Kliskitat toved In
by tug Iyee this o. m, and a ship oot.
side bound IN. Fair; brisk east wind.
NEAH Bar. Oot. 20.-British bark
Norcross in the bay.
PoRr ANGELES. Oct. ae.-Dsnse fog;
light northeast wind.
PoRr DISCOVERY. Oct. 20.-SaiIed-
Ship Richard Ill for Australia.
PoRr BLAKELY. Oct. 2O.-Ssiled-
Bark sierra Nevada.