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4 PRESSING NECESSITY

We recently briefly gave expression to
the conviction that the most serious
menaee 10 the future Of the valleys Of
California is to be found in the unre-
strained denudation of the mountains of
their timber growth. Attention was called
to the bitter experience of Germany, and
her e5orts to retrieve the injury resulting
from her early wastefulness in laying low
her forests. There are royal schools OF
forestry al Neustadt-Eberswalde, Munden,
Aschadenburg, Tharand. IIohenhcim, Tu-
bingea. Carlsruhe Giessen, Els. mach, and
in Austria at Vienna, WeisswaSser, Eulen-
berg, Lemberg, Asgsbach, WiIdalpcn,
Kreutz, Schemnitz, and other points So,
TOO. in France, which has reaped bitter
harvest from wanton waste, there were
early hools OF forestry at Nancy, Barres,
Paris and in all the military and agricult-
uraI schools. Italy, Spain, Portugal. Den
mark. Russia. and Sweden. ali of which
have Leen severely punished, maintain
school, of forestry. In Our own country
we d. practically nothing for forestry in
the matter Of forest preservation. We
live for the present and for the almighty
dollar Appeals for the future fall upon
duh ears. Like the Irish legislator, we
reply 10 al protests: Why should do
ANYTHING for posterity2 What has pos
terity done for me?" Since the
elaborate report OF Franklin B. Hough
to the United States Government
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character as to dwarf the conception of
Carlyle. But, as Mr. Harrison well puts
it, the volumes of Froude are microscopic
in power, and bring up to the vision a
thousand things that it was not necessary
to our enjoyment we should see. A mere
drop of water that glistens in the sun and
is rich in prismatic hues, under the glass
may TEEN with strange animalcular life that
makes us shudder. The mountain lifts its
brow against the sky in the majesty of an
unspeakable glory, and every noble out
line commands our reverential silence.
But, to augment that majesty, we do not
need to plunge into its dark caverns, or ex-
plore its rugged sides or awful solitudes,
nor yet its splendid caverns. In short,
Froude's Carlyle is almost cruel epitaph,
strangely, deeply wonderfully attractive,
but when once read it leaves behind the
regret that it was ever craven. There is a
rafting of bones, and we do not kiss the
hand that opened the door to let the
bleached skeleton Of Carlyle stalk forth,
though we admit the honesty of the mo-
tive and admire the steadiness of nerve.
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ERoUDE's CARLYLE.

Frederic Harrison, in the North AmeyI-
can Re,ieu, criticise5 Froude's life of Carlyle
with bold and yet i gentle spirit, and ne
arrives at 4 conclusion that we venture to
assert, has been reached by a great many
people who have read the recent volumes,
that it would have been better had the
volumes remained unedited and mpub-
lished. . The greatest master Of English
prose in the generation bequeathed 10
the most sElillful Of living writers the task
Of telling the story OF his life, and this
skillful writer Is too honest Il man to gloss
the story o~cr soften the shadows. The
result Is that the ideal Carlyle il arraisned
face 70 face with the real, and the chief
gain TO the world has been the gratifca-
ton Of a curiosity not unmingled with
unworthinesS. Certainly the excerpts
from the diaries the letters, the fragments
Of unfinished papers, the things that Carlyle
wrote in his inner life, the secrets of his
domestic life Laid bare have not
exalted the ideal. though they have cleared
up some misconceptions, and have
excited our pity, for they could not lower
the honest estimate the world made of the
social philosopher As Mr.. Harrison grimly,
but happily puts it, when we enter with
Froude the unroofcd hone of the Carlyles,
man and wife. we feel rs II. in obedience toa
call of duty, which we have never knowingly
undertaken, We had been forced to stand
beside some post morten disse of one
re revered," When We have accomplished
with Froude, what We must conclude was
painful task, and with this literary
executor broken the seals Of the
inner life of Carlyle, ne DO not
feel that ve know him enough better
to compensate for tie invasion. We know
more Of him, but that which had awakened
our admiration and commanded our reyer-
ence has not been added TO or given greater
force or new lights. Very true, it loses
nothing in this crucial test, but If the
readers lay aside the mere curiosity of
their natures, and assume the attitude Of
friends, not to say lovers, they must feel
that it had been better the napkin had
never been raised from the face of the
dead. So we must not be understood as
considering the revelations made of such 4
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EVENING SESSION.

DEATH OF A PIONEER FRUIT GROWER
Last Thursday George G. Briggs, who has
been engaged in the business of fruit-grow-
ing in this State since 1851, died at his resi-
dence at Davisvile He was the father Of
DR.. VIM. Emery Briggs and DR.. Wallace
A. Briggs, of this city, and was himself
very well known mere. The San Francisco
Bulletin says that he was one of the cele
brated Briggs Bros, who have done so
much TO advance fruit interests on this
coast Some twelve years ago he paid his
principal attention to vineyards and raisin-
making and followed it up until he had
VINEYARD on the American river of 400
acres. one at Woodland of 400 acres, one at
Davisyille. where he resided, of 400 acres,
and he purchased. some five Years ago, q
tract of 6 000 acres of land in Fresno This
last containing some of the best and most
valuable raisin land in the State, was being
improved by him, and being sold for raisin
growing He established in Fresno the
town OF Malaga, where he built large ho-
rel and planted a large vineyard IN the
ncighborhood Several years ago he went
to Spain and looked into raisin-making in
MALAGA, and on his return adopted several
valuable Improvements in vogue there.
His aim and object was 20 advance the in
teI ests of the raiSin business of the coast i'll
quantity and quality. His large place at
Dayisyillc will be remembered by many,
as trains ofthe Central Pacific pass through
the center of the vineyard and near i'm.
mense dry houses just before reaching
Davisyille He was early interested in
fruit-growing in Suffer county and when
the immense orchard which bore his name
was covered with mining debris, he planned
ont q larger one near Yuba City, which he
lately sold to the late William Jacobs. The
deceased was energetic and ambitious. and
was ever full OF business. lie probably,
had a more varied experience in fruit and
orape culture than aug orchardist in the
STATE. He was one of five brothers all OF
whom were interested in Embarrassing. He
was about 81 wears OF age, and leaves a wife
and two daughters. His remains will be
irlterrad Of Oakland.
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THOSE who assume that the people can
look on with indifference as the Chicago
Anarchists parade the streets of that city
with loaded arms, and openly preach as
sassination Of all who have something and
division of their goods among those who
have less, are greatly mistaken. There is
danger in all such manifestations. A mob
in this country is very much worse than a
mob in Europe, for the assault here must
be by the people upon the people, there
being no ruling class. Freedom in a re-
public cannot be permitted to cloak license
without danger to the vital principle Of
self-government. When the Socialists OF
Chicago, emboldened by long immunity
from interference, shall actually assail life
and property, that city will suddenly
awaken TO the discovery that back of the
bold-faced Anarchists are all the vicious
elements, that have everything to gain by
disorder and nothing to lose. They will
reinforce the black flag rascals at every cor
ner, and the rioting will be suppressed
only at the cost of blood, and after serious
injury to Chicago, if not to the whole
country 1t ought to be apparent to the
authorities at Chicago that a threat to kill
and rob is a crime; that at least the pa
rade5 of the Chicago Socialists are calcu-
lated to provoke breaches of the peace.
All that Chicago has done about it is to
guard the armories of the militia. In al
most any other community more serious
precautions would be taken to prevent the
outbreak that is certain to follow the muir
derous harangues and threatning march
ing of large bodies of armed men. But
in Chicago the political nets have 50 many
meshes and so many floats" and catch
such queer fish, that the authorities take
the maximum of chances rather than
antagonize few votes.
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san Luis 0bispo is making an effort to
clear that city of hoodiums and aoan-
doned women.
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Oak Grove school district, Shasta county
is excited 1t seems that the teacher is
rather unpopular with the scholars, and
one dav last week he attempted to punish
one OF the boys Result; The whole
school, girls and boys, went for him." he
was thrown down and a bench put over
him, on which the scholars 9 sat down
and came near squeezing the life out OF the
uedaCOgue.
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TIE RECORD UNION is the only paper on
the coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
csives the jul Associated Press dispatches
from, all parts Of The world. Outside Of San
francisco it Ids no competitor, in point q
..umbeys, in Its home and general circulation
ljIrouahout the coast
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10 the coming session Of Congress
the contest will have to be decided
between the gold standard of mon
ey, and the fiat silver and paper
money as now issued by the gov
eminent. The gold standard con-
templates tue characterization Of
silver and greenback dollars, and
Y II result in an enormous enhance.
nent of the purchasing power Of the
gold dollar, while at the same time
it will diminish silver and paper
currency below par. If this pet
scheme Of the plutocrats could he
carried out, then tho volume Of
money would be restricted to the
single commodity Of gold, and all
other forms Of property would be
" bout representation in the rcu at
IN edIumof tho country. That this
would result In an enormous en-
hancement Of the purchasing power
OF gold. and eheapening Of all
other commodities is evident
Tn en- the few wealthy people who
could command the gold could gob>
bic up all the other property at
heir own prices because they
would have a monopoly of all the
money 10 circulation. In the face
Of the bard times already existing
consequence of contraction in the
volume u ~ Jney In circulatsOn by
the process of locking up IN the
vaults of the treasury and banks, it
is hardly probable that Congress
viii venture upon further con-
traction in the interest Of the mon
I'd class by restricting all money 10
.asingle commodity of gold.
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Collector Beecber's Official reports
are characteriz I'D as being bungling
and exhibiting gross official incom-
peLiency in the performance of his
duties. This charge is probably
malicious, and is refuted by the
fact that his reports are all
made out by his deputy, who has
been 10 the office and performed the
service for the last twelve years.
Possibly the recent vote of his fa-
ther on the Republican ticket may
have something to do with this
charge.
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NOTICE OF FINAL 7 ROOF

Us. LAND OFFICE, at Olympia w. r.
Sept 4th. 1885 Notice is hereby given that
Myron H. Emery has filed notice Of intention
to make final proof before the Clerk of the
Probate Court, at his Office in Friday Harbor
w. II. on Tuesday the20th. day of October,
VIZ of SW 4of See. IL TIP 81 y, RI West.
He names as witnesses: Charles Armstrong,
Alfred Hill, Peter Bostian and Earnest Van
Gorhrcn, oil of East Sound w. Il.
90 w John F.Gowey Register.
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The exhibition at The close Of
Miss Jessie Williams term Of school
at the Anacortes school house, last
Friday, was grand success. 1t
was participated in by the pupils
of the school and members of the
w. &. I. u. All were well pleased
with the performance, and the pro
ceeds went to the support of the
w. G. T. U.
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A bottle of crude petroleum taken
off from the water in the drive pipe
of the oil well at Elhi, is On exhibi>
tion in the Office of the company
engaged in sinking the well. This
oil burns with greater brilliancy in
a lamp than ordinary kerosene, and
justifies the hope that the efforts Of
the company Will finally meet with
success.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-11-21

Bishop Paddock of Tacoma. held
devInc service at Anacortes on Suns
day, and returned home on Mon
days steamer, stopping over at
Coupevllle to hold religious SER
vice on Tuesday evening. He in
tended to visit Orcas and San Juan
islands, but was prevented from
doug so by the non arrival of the
Phantom. now serving in place Of
the Rustler.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PRO OF.

Us LAND OFFICE at Olympia, w. #.
August IS, lSs5.-Notice is hereby given that
Joseph G.. Warner hAs filed notice OF Intention
TO make rinal proof before the Probate Judge,
or in his absence til G Clerk ofthc Probate Court,
at his office, in Friday Harbor, VT, ON Friday
the 3Oth day of October, A. D. 1885. on Home
stead Application, No 5l70 for the SEA OF
SW1l; Si@ of SEX of Sec II and NE24 of NE
a of Sec. IA TIP 30 \, 2west.
He names as witnesses: w. { Male, James
A. CLARK, R. J. Hummel and John Sper
of Lopez Island, p. o., W. I.
25-6w j F. Convey Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Z. S. LAND OFFICE at Olympia w f..
Aug. 10, 1885, Notice is hereby given that
Walter Sill has filed notice Of intention TO
make inal proof before the Judge, or in his alb
encc, the Clerk of the Probate Court AT his
flee, in Friday Harbor w. T., on Thursday
the lst day of October, A. d. 1885, on Pre-.
empti,n d. S. No. 5S9l for TIE NJ of SW II;
NWA of SE4 and SWH Of NE 4 of Sec. 81,
rp37 n, R2wcst.
John Robinson, Mason Fitzhugh and George
W. Mycr, all of Orcas W. T,
23-6w in G.. LOT
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

H. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W.T., Sept.
" 10, 1885 Notice is hereby given that Epf-
rain Funk has filed notice of intention 10 make
final proof before the Clerk of the District Court
at his Office in Laconner w. T OF Tuesday the 3r'
dsy of Nnvember. a. ID, 1888 on Pre- emption y L
M 1874 for the SEA or SEA and Lots md nj
Sec 26 aud Lots and of Sec. rs TIP 30 N, K |
East. -
He names as witnesses: John j. Edens. n.
Lewis George Morrow and @. NJ. Cunningham
all of Gu9mes, Skagt Co nty, w, T.
81 JOHN F CONVEY Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF

II 6. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T,
" Nov II lSa5.-Notice is hereby given tha'
Daniel varls has filed notice of Intention 10
make final proof before the Judge. in his alb
serte the Clerk of the Probate Court. ut ms
Office in Friday Hsrbor, W. r., on Monday, the
Attn day of January A. u. 1885. on Homestead APP
plicton No 37ao. for the Lots and OF Sec. 10.
and E1 of SEA of Sec. "a Up. IS n, West,
He names as witnesses: John Kelley. Samuel
r. Gross, james KnOwlsOn and " illiam Wells all
of rday Harbor, W.T.
3s ew Joha +. Convey, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. g. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T., July
10, S85.-Notce il hereby given that Rod%cr H..
Cockerill has filed notice OF intention to make final
Ouf before the Cltrk Of the Probate Court, his
Office, in Friday HarbOr. " T.. on Wednesday, tbs
2ud day OF September, \. d. 1855, ON Pr cn,ptinn
ID. - No. s9sjfor the Lots , 3 J. or OF III or
aud SW or of re or If Sec. Il lp. - y. r. West
He NAMES witnesses. Ernest Won Gohren,
Charles HaSicard, james J"rSrnecu and John
Schultz al. Oh East Sound, W. +
Is CIV join L. q 0WEY Register
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robot r,urt Of S>Asis County, Wash
iutou Territory.
NOTI"E Is HEREBY gwen BY TIE
Hadcr.mnrd administration or the estate of
JOHN II. DAR', deceased, to the creditors
Of, and all persons htyih- Gains T. 'inst, said
d ceased, to exhibit the same, WITH /. nee. =
AIRY = e., within on. year from to-" of
lis notice totht u.drr,gurd at N"unt Nc:-
non, in said county ANA Territory, or be for
eyer barred. +. *. MAIl@ttH.
AGmiliStt~;UI O. -diG estate.
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McGLIN HOUSE
L. CONNER. :. w. r..

No PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN
J keeping up the we'll established re-
putation eff this house as one of the
quietest and best kept hotels in ths
Territory. No LIQUOR SOLD
Everything clean and neat about the
premises. Special efforts will he made to
keep the Table supplied with the best the
market can afford, and to see the food
IA property cooked and served, second to
no other house IN the Territory. A
large Reading Room for accumulation OF
guests.
9 81 JOHN McGLINN .
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Y. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. T.
Sep Z lSS5.-Notice is hereby given that John
w. Mode has fle(, notice OF intention to make
final proof before the Judge, or in his absence,
the Clerk Of the Probate Court at his office in
Friday Harbor, W. r. on Saturday the 7th day
Of Nov ember, A. D. 1885, on Homestead APP
pllcation No. 9l40, for the w y of SEX; SEH
of SEH of Sec. 81, TIP 81 ard Lot Of Sec. 6
TIP Sc n, r 2Wcst.
He names rs witnesses; John T. Oldham,
Edward Htchins- w iiiam BARTON and O. N
Alden all Of Orr Is Island w. r.
27-Gw JOHN T. CONVEY, Register.
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NOTICE.

In the Probate Court II the matter of
of the ! the Estate OF
County of San jam George Cowcn
Territory of Washington deceased
Order tn show cause why order OF Sale
of Real Estntc should not he made
John II. Bowman the Administrator of
the Estate OF George COWcn. deceased,
hayIug filed his petition herein praying
or an o.dar OF j lie oi 50 much, aud such
parts thereof 0f the Real E5tatn o! said
decedent, rs MAJ BE lies sag Tor the uses
and purpoS,s I'll rem S. forth.
1t is therefore or 'crrd wv ,he Probate
Judge of sail court. that all persons IN
terested in tbc estate of said q ceased,
appear before the SAID Prohate Curt on
Tucsday,t the &c h da! Of My A. d. 1880,
at 2 o'clock p. ". ot i'll dti,a he court
room OF said Probate Court at the coun-
ty sat Of Fri lay H'rhor. IN the county
of San juan, to si.ow cause why III order
Should not lic rr'rt ~ Ne sail admire
strator To sell So much of the teal tstrte
OF the said deceased 1s Snail bc necessary.
And that cory 81 inns order hc pub
lishcd at least tour weeks SGCcesslvely in
the Northwest Enterprise, II newspaper
nj ted aud published at AnacOrtcs, IN
SkagIt County, Washington Territory.
Dated this q til Gay of April A. ID.
1885.
J, n WnThass,
CAV Judge & Ex,Otticlo Clerk.
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