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NorAsuGGN. AIA

Dr. J. Bradhelds Female Regulator hts
been thoroughly tested by me m a great
variety OF cases. and ! am fully conv.uc,j
that IL is unrlvalled for that class 81 dl~es,.-s
which IL claims 10 cure.
J. G. HCSI ND.
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The Baltimore american asks "whO
killed the OriOle." The Oriole killed it
self. 1t tried to swallow the entire
southern trade and chokcd to death.
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SwinS Specific is entirely vegetable aud
SEEMS 10 cure cancers boy forcing ont thc i'm
purties from the blood. Treatise un Blood
and skin Diseases mailed free. 1uE SWIFT
SPECIFIC COMPANY. Drawer 3. Atlanta. "a
or 1870 west Twcnty-third street. Sew York
f. l3-lM
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sguTSEHCsTs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

- llhENNIf 4 llI4.A M.
IL FEBRUARY 18TH AND corn.
An Old FaVOrltei 4 New Play! The em-
inent comedian and dramatlst.
MILTON MOBILES.
assisted hy the young and gifted vocalist
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SATURDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 2isr
THE PHtENIN.
The Great Fire-Scene. The Wonderful
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AN OLD VIRGINIA TOWN.

by Frederick Daniel. Illustrations: Pre-
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The FERN. BeU. Gcocqc. H1rent They
Cau0hf You" Chef-JuStice NdrsbrlPs
HilcD,Ipd. Iomb Of Udshngf0n'S Hofh"r.-
East Angels Novel. Part III. By CON
stance FcuimOre WOOiSOu.- Seven God
Reeds a Poem. by Maurice Thompson
The Brain OF Man: Its Architecture and
Requirements. BY Ambrose l.. Ranney
NJ. -. with Five piagra ms.-A Man aud
"a Brother. n Western Episode. by X.
Machray-The Lost Battle. n Poem. BY
Rose Hawthorne LathrOp. Editors Easy
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no THE OFFICERS. MEN, "a
1 BEERS. AND INVITED Gt E~T~ ~, ~
OI NlON cor sell, No. 81 ROY ~
Al AltrANUM The entertain 1.zs-1
inent heretofore POSTPONED uufO the 2ith
Instant las been FURTHER POSITION ED
10 AN NNANlED DATE through res oect
20 the IN, morH Of our deceased brother, VI.
g. q own, and b. Il. French. by order
Of lie Council. W. +. CRU MP,
f. lg-It secret AIRY.
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CHAMBER on COMMERCE.
RICHMOND. Va. February 10. 1855.
At THE REQUEST OF a LARGE
~ number Of citizens ! ask the attend
ance of TAN AND LICENSE-PAYEkS at
a meeting 10 I've held in the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce on FRIDAY. 10th
Instant. at II NJ, % urge upon all citizens
the necessity for paying their dues 10 the
state in money instead ~ taN-recriYabic
coupons. Il. f.. BLANkENSlIIP,
Il. Iq-ot President
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n.,- BIBLE READINGS.-Mr

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iugat FRGENDS' MEETING-HOUSE at II
O'Clock THIS ,lhurlayI MOENIND. The
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MEETEHtiS.

4 STATED CONVOCATION u
a or LAFAYETTE ROYAL ia,
ARCH CHAPTER. No. I3. viii h" 'T,SS
held at ST. Adams Hall corner Of Main and
Third streets. THIS Thursday EVENING
at O'Clock.
An Boya. Arch iiaaOns In good standing
are cordially invited.
Eyolder pt the ". T.. II. j.
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Orwill be on the 18th of next month
Can anything be clearer than that de-
mOnstrationY
"Senex SAYS, 9 We say of child
it is one year Of age only at the com
mencement date Of its second birth
day." That's what we say. Here are
The figures
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SrEAM.ENGINES. Ssw.MILLs. &c.

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Also. BOILERS. &C.. &c. j. TURNER
f. sim HOS Cary street.
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ssrI,HE LEGISLATOR"
A HUMOROUS. ELOQUENT. AND IN
sTRUCTivE LECTURE.
fog the benefit OF Company T.. First regi-
ment. nj their AriBory by
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member Of Congress from New jersey,
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Personal.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADJ
Al MINlSTRAToR OF WILLIAM CODY.
deceased. hereby give notice to All persons
Indebted To him that they must settle at
once, and all persons having claims against
him will esta blish the same In due form.
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aARprg's PERIODICALS.
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MAGAZINE
FOR MARCH
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sonnet by Wordsworth. Frontispiece. H.
Illustrated by Alfred Parsous.-rhe House
uf Orange. by Professor W. Il. Hewett. IL
Iustrated-A Glimpse OF Some Washing
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trated. beyond Recall. v Poem. liy Will
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Diary. by John Bgelow.-A House Built
Upon sand. story. by Constance Cary
liarrison.-The Cape Ann Quarries. by
Ellen lay Hale. illustrated.-At the Red
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&. y. Renhart.-" Manifest Destiny by
John FiSke.--A Souvenir. q story. by
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Manners of - Cat-blTd, by olive Thorne
Miller. Illustrations by William liamil-
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She was 100 years, no months, no
DAYS old. Take CLEvELAND's case:
Year. Month. Day.
He Is living 3: -
He VAS born ................is37 3: IL
- w.
49, 1a A 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-01

In Exsporkl 90 IHQGggiSs addressed 20
! Dr.. Z l. Saith. { sS=<tt&~- for ssser
ysars Hs-zlsa IN ~r Of snSx city. caz-
Ger siEz Ehe ssiabzrfy oa - climate Of
Western Wz-hiEstS0, DIR, SAITH says
10 8atssZnc@s
lie eiIEsa.e % tie Skoie SJcu1
eo11trS wexs.rz Washington J. yety
D. fly Ailks. consequently IL salGorits.
81 fsg as diseases 81 climatic origin arr
esn,serne9. does 10: greatly vary. fka
heaithfulnsss Of q city dspeads entirely
aoon tue auo7ns IF sickness doe %
G. ,aatie and %ganOtI> clnsesr and 10. a.
all .poa tc@4'. c01ssil Dslcasi. dia.etIc or
Gl=lEete dtss4ses. or 1Eon Aec ae7fll
e asez The death rate IA tols city 81
tileI durinR ;he last f0ar wears has
bseu coas2lc1oasly low compared vita
hat % other cities Of the Insou; the
highest in either o. the wears mentioned
SsiaE. IN lse2, bat q sri1s over fOGrteez!
prr thousand the lowest ia. thirtesn
per thousand. Whish occurred ia iSS.}
Tai- Was based upon a population o.
SD. q very l0H estimate. Deaths OF
nsn residents % the hospital here are
L. c.n1ed 81 The above estimate. Coase
Z; 7ehtiy IL u1cid "a too tigh for tie
~ hole country. OF all zee zynsatic dis
c Uses, typhoid yer IL tbs raost c0tn- /
mon. u prevailed extensively IN The
aG;gDns OF lS>J, 1881 and l-S2. In lss3 /
ss Ind much lss9 OF IL, and dgying the /
present wear cases have teen extremely I
rare. While in the Eastern States ty- |
phoid fever has bsen attended Eith a /
o. orssliiy of f,oa twenty TO twenty five i
per cent. IN tais city the Mortality Is /
hot over Eve or six per cent. According /
10 statistics consumption IS rare 10 this /
climate In fourteen Of the larger
owns of California in lss3. nearly
Tsnty per cent Of the deaths from all /
,11ses we've from consumption. In this
'ity daring the last four years hat SIX
D-r cent of the deaths Occurring were
rom consumption. Acute rheumatism
: Fare, bronchitis not common, pnsamo-
ia has never prevailed extensively, In
act, this climate IS healthy one. have
zen Ia Ieont. ~ receipt of health reports
rom all portions Of tie Union and have
cry rarely seen 50 low death rate as
ur owa."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-01

splendid sssans-s Otympian. b1ilt at a
cost Of over $s50eS0 n0x registered If
the ofhcs of shs Csolleoslon District Of
Pa2es So1ci. all % ShieA are en- Dsey d
10 ire domestic freight aud passenger
traEz1e % Pae~t Ss1nd alone. furnishes
aSo,hes ssgSestIvs Item IN this e1n-
necstou
Il is .seiiaved that this comnsr>e is
on the ss- Of farther EXPANSION. aE5
tkG; See tsy i uas far elstAnE when,
tie Cascade orsneh az TIE Northern
Fzc:le Railroad bsing egmy.esea. sx
changes vii nos oaly % more traqusRI
szd extsuSivs AesTe-E tas eastern Snd
western part!sas OF the Territory, bar
ttsf direct communication by cosAR
stsarasrs will &c established between
Pneet sound and tas PORE ot Asa
uasklu2 this rOQte grand Highway ~
s.af6c
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-01

s4o-Aas' riesn While P-heaa. Z.
6tl-- BroEa Pelican. W.
sA5-D0p5ie-cftsfed Cermorznt. Z,
s&s- gsanda's Carmerant v
te--F tDisf-Rrr~n @. rmorsrt. ".
- a-P4eiac kittizak~. w.h.
653--ksg legged kittiz-ks. ".
Gs--tSigGc1s winged Cal. ".
GIL estsE1 Cal, L. W. b.
'ss4--1isl;t0ruisn Coll. Z b. ". b.
t1'3-kiuGe1- billed Gail T. D. "
G5J-SAogt billed Coll. ".
Gs5 -B1napsrt-'s GaH. ". b.
Go farsteT's TerH. Z ".
tks,--f Black Terra. Z, b.
75i--SaOst-ssils1 4ibatross. w.
7E,-sSooty Aibatross. W.
Io4-Gisut FUirzar. w.
105 s-Pacific Foinzr. w.
19-sleader- billed Fulr1ar. W.
1zS-FoEk-tailed Petrol. W.
- Western G-she, W, +
7.sJ-C3aFks's Grsbs. ".
T35-Horued Crete. W.
1.S3 American cared Grsbe. W.
125- Tack billed GTsbe, W, T. b.
1;sS-iso5n, + b. W. p.
7S3-Pae.i. Diver. ~
4tg-Red thrANis1 Diver, W.
lB-Tutsed Raffie, W. b.
40 -H9rs-b.llei Rnfha, w.
15l-C4ssig3' Aux. w.
ia emms5ck's GalisIa1t, ".
7.Is-Aarbled Guiilsruot W.
16l-kiSsOn Gaillsnot, W. b.
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The Oregon EA,lxay and Navigation
Company are aow operating 9t ) miles
of main line Rn3 % miles Of siding 10
Washington Territory.
The Nor.hsEa Pacific Railroad Com
pauy are operating SAL miles. as fol
lows: From walinia Junction east
ward. in miles: from kSitns TO Ia
CONS, los miles; freTn Tacoma to
South Prairie, - miles; from Pavasiua
JUNCTION f. Stack Junction, 60 miles
from South PrsiFie - CaFb1uaao. So
miles. Tue Cascade brhnca Is now lo-
Gated, and when completed will extend
from Paget Sound 10 the C~lnubia
river, opposite Ainsvorth, q distance of
2497 niles. 4 large force of men are
nov at work bGllaIng the road fr0m
AinswoEth toward Yakima City, and an
other forcs is working on The west siee
of the Cascade ra:.ge.
The Oregon lmprJvt msnt Company Is
Operating 2l miles OF steel laid, NARROW
gaze road between Seattle AID Newcas-
tie, in King county. Of tue extension
no Cedar river valley, miles between
ken.ca {l2s. miles frOLS Ssztilel and
the McAllisssr coal siiue, are now beng
operated. BY December LIST the rails
win bs laid 20 the Block Diamond mine
ISL : miles from Ssattsal, and hy Janu-
arg !, 1855. to the north bank OF Gresn
rlver. making total mileage OF aboRt
u miles under she control OF the Ore
son improvement Company. This (the
Cedar rigeE) extension Tiil enable three |
new cssl mines to he opened aud over
sted in she recently diseos cred 90.
Deposits Of King oaunty.
ihe Olympia and Csehalis Valley |
L tiiroad. uarruw gage, a5ont IL mills |
IN length, connects Olympia on Puget |
; lund with the Northern Pacific Raif |
road at Teai11.
Cbera is also "a railway connecting toe |
SoriAern psciiis Rsilrosd NJ Stuck |
junction directly With Seattle Int os
.ecount of SONS disagreement basween
he companies interested IT ia nos now
icing operated.
Couutius the newly constructed road, |
t.sre are in al fully GO miles of rasl
Dad in :he Territory, OF which about
90 miles are now operated.
'ArIoNAL RANKs OF WASHINGTON TERRI
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mHAIRRCE.

The comfperciai relations OF WASH
in9tou Territory ars widely diversified.
The remark OF the Collector of Cas-
toms for PaRes 3 ,und District. 80 tbs
eact that only two ports OF the United
States sxeeed Pest TswAssnd. the port
Of entry for this district IN American
% An steam vessels for foreign srade--
to-vit New YORK and Sta FRANCESCA
forcihiy suggests thu fact
Ihs extensive rami6osti9ns OF tae
trade Of the Eastern division Of tue
Territory il further uAde sp9Arsaf 6y
tae fact that vessels have olearsd dur
HQ the wear for which this repsrt u
rendered for ports in British Columbia,
Mexico, Hawaiian Islands, Auslr alis.
Fiji Islan.s, China. Japan. South
America, England, Ireland, Central
America and Peru. Besides. = coest-
wise traffic With California and Alaska
furnishes an important factor IN tbs
pre- nises. Tie surplns grain, wool and
aAlsnoa Of tie eastern aud southern
portions of the Territory have hithefto
bee3 principally shipped by tbs way Of
the Oregon custom houses a. Portland
| aud Astoria, and no ssparzte accoani
ha-l besa s4kea af is prodnctions
| wh ca, for the p9rpo@s Ct 8 fall shoS
log, vnaid betorg % tue efedit OF thss
! Tsrasory. Thousands 0 ssttls as
beins driven OF shipped b. rad direct
10 u East, without any custom h0as'
recog being taken OF their numeesi
and vaIae; aud shipmsnss of gain 70
this sesson have tssen made by rAn II
the szrns direction 90 thai tbs ACRE
gate exports OF the Territory can5s
nou ~ acsarxtsiy eomp1sed-
rs snsoSrt OF freieht hsnd.ed :
Taco m By the Northern Pseifle Raj
road -so-vlt. q. Ze4 tens reaosxsd
inclu ding coal. and 3kG0s-s tons f1s
| warasd for tbs wear ending Jcne y
1874, and ths faFthes fast that Toe Ore
eon laprovsasent Company hardie'
5000 tons ~ cssnmercsal freight dnl
ing tbs Ter IS their DO skS aud VAR
nossss. N fsaAitis. besidss SE.is toss Q
coal, aFv inpQsss.sss itstcs il she eroa
LEI fssaz seaasssea with teis snb5sc
whisA Rass eb&ilrrss marked aRfsf
tSSn-
Ihs lisa Of "a ssssn vessels. rAagin
] in size fssn ne fss tsB pssps!lsr . .
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itag~rnsly situstei uPon 20 scF@s De-
voted 10 this purpose at Seated neAs ehs
/ line 90 tbs NnTtbera Pacific rAtlnsnd-
I The number of prisaoers received s&lr-
I inc TIE YEAR endisg jane 80. iSst ~ 81
I tie nz-reor ct prisoners dlscharEri. 81
/ ma sHeer escaped. ?. Extenal~e ,ssai
| ecSs, q7aTrses Of builaine ssnoe sad
/ for SIS st az timhs- are a53ScsBs - tASs
I Pvaisentisry grounds A lar9e - y
lisansut. with suitable machinery .ow
she m2rnfastnrA Of daers aaG hiiE a.
hrs rece ntiv besn erected near stas PnTR-
itentiasy buildings, and coEviet saSuT =
shsrslR employed
In eJafornity ~fh law pssssS ~
tAe las. leg slsf}va ASK mosv. A cGstaslssa-
tee Of thre Eeatlsmsn have eseH 80
psi1ioS by wy predecessor h SCI ct =
l.Rcatiou fer AZ additional feaiseotsszN
snd to repar; en- tha, sahie,s 80 sae
next session Of tue Legislative assembly,
III legislative &Sse mbly Of ISL plssss3
4 joint reso.asioa recommending HIST
tie Governor ot Washington rsrriiDrv
exercise tAs privilege OF aatlaE ~
bate OF az maca as he deems rropcE %
the time for which any terrttlrtag eEm-
wet msy have been Imprisoned IN itss
Territorial Psaisenfiarv, ssid rebate a.
be made fss Uniform good eoadGcs
properly osFlife % bs the Sup@rin.eE1
eat % the Psais=n.iary. have esthsr-
% acted fayorahly upon CASES scaAEaGn
within the soops Of this jl,nt res9satisx.
aud have thus far artated No O.her pas-
d1ns-
RATTaSIE GUARD.
FIVE eosuplnies Of infantry hsvs tsslEs
by the Adjutant General 81
the Territory, Viz; Two oompAnaes a.
Seattle. one nc Olympia. one at &Alks
walis, aud one \. racom4--eopsfstinR
in all. Of 81 men. rAey are all wHit
drilled. we'll equipped snd erIRei wgsss
Springfield bsecch- loading rides. 90 ol3.
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The nean temP-ESturs u toand from
thrse observations 40 cit: ! r. sl-. D.
o.. and D. ~. adding 20 the Gun OF
the srSs tao double the bass, aud divtd
ing BE- foaF.
Frosn esEaparine banamesrie oeserSa
lions at Malta MA.ls with ttscs@ made
Al porsl~ y 4. OREGON. tgr ssverd years
pass, he fiuss the attitude Of waiis
Wai,A 20 be about 40 tees above So
level.
Siace bessnosug eeseFvstsens. AiiSs-
;rc for ailifG.is. tee oscillations OF
the haFoaeser sk WA.A NaliA have
! l-sen FIRE. -. - inches. Jan8sFs =. le-i,
] "a NsS9 snnAes. Febrqsry tsh, lSsS--a
difference Of ia inches
rAHaR sRowrSo xax RArSFAI-i-
Compiled from EeO0rds 6y Mr.. IsaAe
Straight. 50 waiis Nalta. w. L.
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A fc..sss~es lrgss s'r2sa 20
4 ,,-ffs,s rssnv Il tbe b2h
4 80 ss,,s. n re- Esasd and thass o.
s1Sse - -, ros.isi - s,ssfsz~ssr Bsrsnt
4 So sss-t,r, Thses waters 81 tfz
4 6aTs osfsa aid more. Tier
1 s,Ms., ne waters - the CoigrDbIa
49, ehs T4kirns valley End TIE
xwsEs NsIia- covering % m =
- - shs iessil rem ans OF sae OF
e1-,-s ard the s3ephAn'
60, - eha8psain seEIod The Fn'.
4 ehsnesd into the forms Ard
49, "a whieh re Bow find then.
- dserira slesss. t..ss FINEST ygss s
4 fssaw of F,sztsru Warrington
- -, u llse Older periods before
sal'tI....-aos. The coal tearing belt
- ~sssrn ssous Of the Cascade,
- 10 Hseliinghan Bay belenes
=. Adj erstsssaass-
n. ssdstssies 50 tnb OF 'na'lnH
/ n Istsr typs. 20 abnnssni "a the
-. has border the soakd. the
49, -. - the CAehalis. - also the
49, 80. 80 Of sha loser Coziiiz and
s.s-slis. bsIore "a the sersisTf.
-. ssssrsd bsn5s that border
/ e,rsAzninc bones Of She sle-
= haze deposits that border
- Bar and Grsy's Harhor.
As reoet1t marine shells. and
sss- s.4irDepfs 10 the WALL Walls
Tssins valleys. ell these sEe qua
Kszfy.
- rnacE FA0Ts % aEsERAL ~
TIEEsg-
a. Tseino Meands 4 good deal
- written on tbssss Hlannds.
- bsllxgs then 70 BE- artificial. has
- - nasural may Be demonstrated
,sr.fal examination on the spot II
2 6Trbesion Of the materials of
4 - fAsy are eofaposed be examined.
-. saefs viii he fsund: Firss-Itat
= "A skess fnnardE near 1eBino three
/ -. n 1aSte1ai enter ints thar !
4 .-~.e.lt.en. The upper portion
4 = sssrv one 81 tliess contained a large !
-. a veessabls rBonId, rich and |
- q eulog. This midale portion a |
- Io.sa, tie kssse, clay and gravel,
: ~ add boaldsrs.
4 fSess thres are W graduated into each |
,,ssr q b naks u impossible 10 be
=. .ksy ssre ever heaprd ~ sifted |
- thsif present relations 70 each |
Ar. kas sasy aad natural 20 believe
- IA susssssiOn in which they stoOd
- dss 20 ths parse csase@ that nsede
a distrsbaticn In the fieids around 1
So. No artificial hsapiug could Int
~ lhiA
q. aaain. the whole cloth oat of
$50 shsss mounds weFe carved, IL VET
= = nsa u thesr neigh borho0d Ard
-. Us shiakn4la Of these uncarvad
.s,tIans varies 10 different places: Asd
n hiEht Of the mounds Of the pia6r
ITsya eosreap0nds with the thiskne,a
4 A. naeafvsd portion OF the strata
Hkksf maaods form thicker strata;
n1sllpg nnnnds form thinner strata.
Fhsy srs ttsrsioFe not artificial. In.
eay ,seg rot be due ~ eddies ia onr-
vsts 81 w&s<gl No. There IL 40 touch
4 afaiiaation sush as water leaves. il
suy aas I'll compare thoss Of Teniuo
sah sbasaa4 NasGo aouhtY, Ia Oregon,
q, the noflh sinpse Of the hills, six or
ssFhs Hiles ffo9 The DaIlss and plainly
a. V ainszpharie agencies, the reniuo
ana Nsli asm explained.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-01
PUBLIC LANDS.


There are United States Lind offices
al Olympia. Vancouver, Walla Waila,
Spokane Pals and Yakima. have re-
ceiTed statements from all of them ex
cept this Yakima office, showing the
business of these Offices for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1854.
SPOKANE FALLs.
/: appears that there have been 2714
entries ~ the Spokane Falls Office, CIV
erisg AZ. i65 acres during the past year
and that, As near as can be estimated,
there are i,5O.000 aGres of pnblIe land
still vacant 10 this district. the greater
portion isa2ficnliurai and grazing lands
The country to the north of Spokane
Falls. embraced ia Stevens County, is
broken by mouutain ranges, inter
sp.rsed by small prairies and extended
valleys which are rieh agricultural lands,
well watersd and timbered. The noun
tain ranges ia Stevens county are being
prospecse1 at the present time, and are
proving 10 tie very rich IN silver and
other minerals.
wALLA wALLA.
10 the Waiia Walls district 1913 en-
tries have heen made during the year,
covsrirg 266 2S3 acres. Between forty
aud Fifty per cert a. the Government
land in this district is reported as being
sill. vacant.
VkSCoUyER.
In the Vancouver district 703 entries
have been made during the year. cover
ing $3.50 acres. There are about 80
O0o acres Of vacant public land IN this
district subject TO homestead aEd pre-.
emption entry. also twenty-five town
ships IN this district yet unsurveyed,
which do not include thAt portion of
the district covering the Cascade range
Of mountains.
OLYMPIA.
In the Olympia district 1852 entries
have been made. covering 435 97S acres
during the year. No report of vacant
lands.
The above figures will give some idea
OF the settlement and development of
this country. and of the public lad
still remaining 20 be occupied. In adj
dition to this, the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company have made q vast
number of sales OF land OF which ! have
no report.