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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

= soulhersi of salina and itres miles southeast
" kaEsria, ca
RedResday, NOv. IS. 1885,
Il 10 o'eloek A. ~ the ioIi0sias deseTibed proper
q to-git:
Fourtesn seen, tuo 70 thrsa years cd. sine
bead of cogs (miiehl 4 head % hellers. c1e q
I've ye4ra I'd, one ahurt-h1rn buil, Yeau cd !
I've Eraded tui calves oue EFcar old gradcd
ball Tkese eaitle are an god grade-
oue span o. iErge uork horse and year
Old, tive brood marel with foal and q yeaFl ed.
une z-yc1r cid mare, enc span q mulea aud ala
years old. enc suckilnr colL
One Cazsady suiky ploE, enc standard mover
one c-hoe pre1 drill, one horse drill, enc CO.. .
stalk cutter, tuo funter wagols, one apri n1
saEon, three cuiiirators, enc 3 4aoction karrogi
tHo string pioas, one orrhafd plcg. I've rett1
doahle harness, and many other ariicies-toc
numerous O. mention. Ais5 god los Of house
he'd furniture.
IREHs-tH elve mouihs on Ell SUNS ever e5-oI
noies With approved security. and inieresl a.
per ceni. viii b. given All amounts under :,
rash
frer lunch Win Be served upon The Erouads
This Is q boae fie sale. a. have sold my farIt
and vii remove % toun. Ed. NELsos-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

Hotel, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs.. GdVeFioh
9. II. Hilton, Mrs. Dofa Etans. Mrs
Going, Mrs. 81. D. Teagus, Mrs. 0eb-
hart. Mrs. Nsry d. Carver. Mr..
ALICE G.. Bond, Mrs. Peeler. Mrs.
Pierce, Mrs. Dr.. Crowley, Ms. +. J.
Weaver, Mns. M1Fpby. Whitman
House. Nm. Carmony, Ms. Addison,
Mr.. ~. =. l.. Prescott, Ms. Brown.
Capt and Ms. Anna Wait and Miss
Jennie Newly were By special invita-
ton the guests Of Judge Prescott and
wife. Mr. ]. B. johns and Ms. Laura
n Johns entertained from three 70
i've guest, although taking an active
part in the exercises Of the cOnven-
ton, and doing good WORK on various
committees. The writer Of this arti-
eie enjnyed tine privilege Of being one
Of these guests, and II every visitor Of
the convention found e. cordial =
welcome, as cory and hOme-ilke q re-
treat. and as jOvial q company and ~
thoroughly enjoyable q time as befell
90 the lOt Of your humble seribbier,
We know they are glad they went and
when the next annual convention
rolls around they will be promptly in
attendance, and may they fare -
we'll.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

On Tuesday night thieves broke in
to our slaughterhouse and stole a side
Ofbeef. A liberal reward ls offered
fur the detection Of the offenders.
Bartlett & JenkIns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12
rUHLIsHEB SIvEHHER lsrn, lsss.
Ordinance No. 460.

Ao oFiiHance authorizing. directing and calling =
Special Election On the city of saiiua, Kansas
ior the purpose Of submitting and y sabmii a.
the iahh-d electors Of AID city, for their
acceptance or rriertion q proposition Instruct
ing the city couneil 70 borrow uioufy % Be ex.
pended In tie payment for general improve
menis in said city. aud % issue the bouds q aid
city in payment 81 snch borrogrd money and
hxIng ihe time when such special election niay
he held.
Be Il ordained By me Mayor and
CoUHciinieR Of the city of .SaiinG,
Kansas.
sErTIoS J. That a special election De- and The
sane D. hereby ordered 10 take place in saiI clir
% saiina. Kansas, oH 1ursiay, the drsi day u
Decenibcr, A. ID iosi, 81 Whirh special circIieu
thrre shall be submitted 20 ihe qEalilei elerior.
- aid eity for thrir arcrpiauro rrierfian thr
ioliouing Proposition ''-lali The city r1unril 90
said civ ef Salina he iiisi ruried o. harruu the
sum ofSixteeu Thdhsand noilars 90 BE- usri fos
Ihe pui ps-c of paying ior improvements OF = ren-
eral naiure in aid city. and iu payuisut % sahi
sum - borrowed issur general improvement hIuia
of said city in the sum %; Sixiren rhous1nd isl
lars pagahle tueuty yearu AFTER the date 81 fhrir
Issue uiih iutrrrst thcrrun 20 the rate of sin per
each of said iouis % Be % the drnuminaiian II
enc iagilsa nj dnilafs With inisrtzi ca. .ous
aiIarhrd o.
sEc 2 That the mayor Of said eiiv b. and I,
hereby uuihuTiEed sHi directed % issue his proc
iamati8u ealiinE sgeh special elertion. Ehth
pruciamali8n shall speriiy the time uhen surh
sleeial Clgetioa shall Be hid. aad The places IN
each Eari rherc the polls viii Be open and drs-
ignate ihree electors a. judges and tro eirciora a.
~iergs % sueh special election On raeh ef lhe
wards Of said city, and snch prociamaiion shali
40 have embodied ihrFrin copy of this 0rllI-
nance, which proclamalisn shall le pubilahed Ia
toe tLirK CouxTT IeUnEAL ten tai before tie
holdinE q said special eiecion. a1d % give pl1lie
Hotice by prpclamaiion Of the hol1ing of such |
rPegi1i eieetion and the time the sane vii - /
held, one copy o. Hhieh prorlam1iioa shall b. /
posted np y earh of he rlares in aid city unere
such ri.rrifi eierilun it appointed % tr b-ii q
least ten days tviafe The holiinE % futh siecisi
eicriiau
SO, q That ihe form u the ballots 90 b. nse3 /
a. MD - 'riai eierfisn sha D. far lea o. r.u-
erai impfuvsuenf hUnds u he eifY nf saitnsu
and '.AEainst hsuinE general inIpruFrm-n i.snds
u the sifs si saifun
SIC. .. Tins ordinance sh=ll lake rd-rf nni ~
10 fcrce frum ard afrr a. luniiuaiion sncr iu fte
,AIINE CorNTr JouENaI-
Approved November iHh. lssl.
lskaLi. WILLIS BRISTOL Mayor.
hereby certify that tte shove h q trns nnd
.orrect copy q the original ordlnaace paaeet b
be couneiimsn q me eity q ealina. 81 thr ieth
.tsssi: 5. g. Bovss. Liiy CIers
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

TIE appointment Of A. n. Whit
tingtOn as postmaster Of BroOkvilIe
Is finally announced.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

Pursuant TO call a meeting was held
in the court house. on the nth day OF
Nov. al O'Clock. for the purpose Of
taking steps TO prevent the carrying
OF dead hogs over the country. The
following business was transacted.
Thos. Anderson was elected chairman
aud Alex Berg secretary. Cicero
Post, James Haskit. and Geo. Banks
Eere appointed q COMMITTEES on
finance 20 solicit means to be used in
prosecuting all parties for rendering
out or hauling dead hogs. ThOs.
Anderson. c. Rittesbacher, B. B.
Stimmell. Geo. Banks aud Alex Berg
were appointed committee To elreu-
late q petition 10 memOrialize our
members Of the Legislature for prO-
tecliOn against hog cholera. On mo-
tian meeting adjourned 20 meet at the
court house on Saturday the 2lst, at
. o'clock, Pm. ALEX BERG,
See'y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

Don't forget thst our 0vsrcOats and
clothing are % per cent cheaper than
are offered by any one else In ealins.
CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

THE President has appointed Gen
eral Don Carlos Buell. Pension Agent
ct Louisville, XIV.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

JOHN MCCOLLoUaH, the great actor
the Salvini Of the American stage,
as he Il called, died last Sunday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12


Now is the time % get q paif Ol
those "Blue Ribbon Shoes" for your
bog or girl. e. ws are the only party
selling them.
CAMPBELL & TuTHIII-
We have q few ofthose new stylish
Ladies' cioaks left. Il = nos good
time % boy.
CAMPBELL &TurHILI-
our line Of Ladies and Misses'
Jefseys are unezcalled.
CkNBPELL 4 TUrHIEE-
Riee, % lbs foft1.a
lIEoWICH 8 WotsIEFFER-
Reusmbst vs have the finest lot q
apples IN the city.
CA,lraRLL a TUIHILL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12
AEsON MILLER.
DANIEL HUMBARGER,
A. B. DICKINSON.

snsDu r naBnsLAB Dahnun
MaBnLH su n e Al N if fB BaasrL Lsags
dMG m m ~ Hk nP d hp u tdI
H - ~ g g10d
hNdH aFy dOn 1h
M % R C K" P Rag cng RHg d = aSauya
n L td m n R l n n
P
adEp H a hA uaud helm rp ghEa adn adpaL
h IA @ @ b aBd npS dpan journal Ra n% %
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

The new building Of the Bethany
Academy al LindsbOrg is to be in the
modern Moorish style. l5Ox6O feet,
with the middle building at right
angles with the main building. IS feet
long, three stories high, with a base
ment. The estimate cost Is $4,000
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SALINE

IO1s 1s@s @ @S h S @R:
arp N al las u be h
Pd % d and ~ 10 n
! An rqa au - hP B y % hddHAs sumhp dAsm~a ala
e eli h lag N SIS S
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12
SlGFifS Proclamation and Notice Of a Special Election
STATE OF KANSAS,


dga S A Boar cg a uyh hn% % Ada ~
N myN EAD h Beard ddng~@ % Saline county Kansas adgSu~ ~ ~TS
hv arLDsn n@u ad
H ~ ~ sal Boar an
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

THE New Orleans Exposition was
formally re-Opened last Tuesday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12
STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY or SALINE,

IRn snTOu g a-asH
require
Hy @ or u -
81
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

Go to Campbell and Tut hills for
strained honey, only 10 cents per
pound.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

Ex-GOv. CLICK accepts the U. s.
Pension Agency.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

REIL has been respltsd until the
10th inst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12
Public Sale.


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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12

shall
and other
Cheaper they
House in Salina, around and try
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-12
PUBLISHED THURsDAT. Nov. y. lss5.
Ordinance No. 46S.

An ordinances giving and granting . 'The Ms
soun Pacific Railway Company 10 kansta,n he
suceeasnrs, leaeees und assigna, 3 right nf var
through the City Of Salinh, kansls, and the
right 70 esnstruei, build, maintain snd operate,
railroad, ana the right 70 use, posses aud
occupy certain streets, allen and public grounds
IN the city Of Salina, Kansas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-23
oaDIMAN cE NO. 63s.

ar Ordinance 20 repeal OTdinanee No.
40 % the city 4 es4tfhe sEd 70 oec!A c
forfeited the FRANCHISE 4Ea pFlvI.egss
there = = znIed-
WHEEE-s The city ~ Seattle. BY Or
4 n4Tce No. sSf Cd tzfsea Az tsrc nanGe
author n < the construction anc Main
t-nznce Of = street railroad n tie city Of
-eaIIir. approved October -. lisa grant
ed 70 J. b Neiezl e. James acNzazht.
james n Csuzn sid J. faith. aud theIE
sss GATES and ass gns. the rignt 20 isy
own maintain auc operate q iron rail
ro1d @ithin the cstg q e rr3-. apnn Ger
tain yloiic reefs % said city upon con-
di ions specified in said Ord nance and,
Nh-'ezz- Ihe grantees OF said rignts
and privileges have zilec 70 pc form the
conditions RpOn whoa the szr we're
z anfs1 oy SAID ORE insn-e. in This. that
TIE ssi1 graasees have bOx eomDencel
The constrgc lou Of SAID railroad within
fIse ne limited AID SPECIFIED therefor 10
sectlJn ) OF sAiG u d nance. which time
- koW apsed therefore,
The city OF Seattle dos oruzln a. fol-
lows:
5 cTIox l. This, said oriinAn No. q
o. the city Of Sc site. entIt3e5. An VI j.
nsn1e authorizing the construction and
maintenance Of = street rail ad in the
ify Of 5e4ftle.A Le aad the anne is here
BY repealed. aud the sranshiss and all
rights and privl eses gr4nted ~ said Or
ainanee 40. tse. DC ana the same are
hereby. for the eau rs stated In the pre-
zmbie, 70 felt d.
rec. Z That This Orain 4nce shsf take
effecz and be IN force om and after the
e1pirafion Of five days after he same
shall have been publ he'd.
Passed By tbs CommoG Council # the
city Of seattle the 18th dsy Of January,
lsS5.
Approved BY ne the l7th day Of Janua-
~. 1885.
JOHN LEARY. Mayor.
Filed January II, 1885.
L. :. OSBORNE, Clerk.
Published JannAry 81 ISS5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-23
DAILY POST IHTELLlGEkcER
Ieaixsr OPP.


II he sn~sine u TIE TFsrisesIniirs'a-
nal A..uessssou at fsss FEsGelseo BIZ
demouxsssssd sBy 0n's tEins more essaF'
Nv thsn asotbsr. 10 u tSst the ossgfn
sbor. LGns viii tsss 70 sshs Ssains
fssrfnl Odds IA its eonvtsisson ~
throaeh freight. Tie Otasr roads hare
Il In sssir p0wes and srs sndssE0si ~ ID
every nay W make Il feel It's iniss'os-
nv. The claims 81 shat rosd fsF pr
ssnEaess xsse rsseissd 10 the e0a1st's'
manner ky he eenfafenes. Gsa . ~
tanned 81 wisn . mere fraction Of S''s'
IL srpsoasd. liz position - . cru PCT
inz throagh line "a not b. .nT nests ~
advantageous che. II is bound % %
a. aon&rses with sas Oregon ksiiEsJ
wna Eaviesaioa Company, sEid tzfas's Z
lts snsirs S.pendssoe on hist Foaa' y
asssrsy snshgs 70 trsss sitb iss fiTAss g.
nm sauaI. For insi&noe. il IL Got p@f'
nfstsd 10 qasts rates 70 tie soafo 10
common With Portland. a. tie SSr:nsft
P.ssae ean Do. It esn kaal freight osi,
20 Portland, and whatever h inisSs~o
Tor beyond shsa punt Eassf pay TIE zsr
aLittsuaI local rate 10 the point o. hfiai
delivery. LsboTina spdsr sSsh bazd-
lssp. The sbert Lane viii nnd Il exceed
indy dsshezIs to secure any e0nsl<sr
ahse portion u thrpagh trsfHs.
Ths Onion Paeifie peopls have made
a pAiiars sas,st 10 SEIZURE ihss8aa INT
1rhsy have psshed shsir road over dess'
ana mountain. skronzh vild and srss
rsatous. almost 70 the gates % the Pa
ossa, Thsy have reached cut faE so~sns
,bs wsss, but not quite faE enough
They have pamsed On the very brink o.
ssessss. and until they move fosw@F'i
again shsy can only sAzs usstfsily iSp'
tbs land which siouId b their oSn-
Thsy are a. OonpIstslJ At the mercy Of
the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Cgmuany a. they we're formerly 81 that
Of tie Central Pacific. 30 long a. tses
are forced 10 depend upon that eonnso'
lion. the oreRon Short Lane Oil avail
than nothing, except the fraction Of
ths Portland businass which Il may b.
sbls 70 sec,irs. One further step ~
necessary. Thsir road mast be extend
cd to the Sound. They will then hs"
an independent road and viii be on az
saasI footing with the remaining road
OF the Trnnseonfipsntai Associstion-
and The bold stroke Contemplated vben
the construction Of the Oregon Short
Eins vas ecu,msncsd, will be success
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-23
Fsper.kssxr ef sfpeE eEEasE.

Seese months azo fbsrs wss grgsntzEd
10 this eoznts az sss1essttoo eoDpossd
u yozsg Eea Of VARGAS poIassaA
ovsnioes. zu5g Tie na7s - tie
To1sg Meas indep@ndsnt PaiissSas
Gss, The sbiscs Of tie esse vas
81 as~ass IN tbs sssesa5n, and sFyosns-
neat n the b~St men 70 oE5ee. regard
lsms sf their poslsio4i vissG Al tie
lAss Territorial kisetiOa tie e3so id
good wark, and AIDED very Materially
10 tie seIsstioo Of good oEesrs.
sens dsyHsiBss tie sass lsarn4d sIsk
ysyres that 40 EFFORT VS. bsirg made 70
have Czisf Jasties Greene removed.
sad sous other person unknovn TO tss
cas appointed 10 his sssad. A r1sstiaR
n me Executive Corrrsittse vas st ooce
= Ted, the matter laid before thss1. and
ths ssssg~fD9 reso9usBous wsgs anans-
ronsiy sdgyxsd - tie SsDss 81 TIE eisss
wsxzxAs We are advised that sn At
tenssIt - s%iEg made snd p@sssiOu
ts~inR sircniatsd. - remove from TIE
s.~ush shs Hoo. Roger b Greene, Csief
Iasties ~ tee -1rFsans Cen sand j odse
4 TIE D1EtTscs. before tbs sTDiratl0n Of
tbe term for which be Wa appointed.
ADD zseFess ws believe ElD - Be =
Earned, fearless. impartial aud tnzt
sndga. and an booesr 1pfizht and sx-
-spdsFy cIfiz-r, eutltlea 20 tue eoof-
de1es and support o. tn psopie; and
where's. We D ilsvs The astsGpt 10
ssassvs tim 10 made uBjastiy Aod ~itb-
cot esnss. and that socs removal ~ inis
tlsos would - a psssite calamity. and
zheress, bs section lssA. Of ths k-yi-ed
Statutes, slas Congress Of tie Un1tsd
States, % he sxtsst u its power, KasE-
sntsss n tie judges ~ tae Territories
epntiHaanos 10 0fslss during the term Of
their sppoiutDeui; ard
WnsFsas. We dxsm is detrimental 10
tbs paslir ssrviss ib4t judges should bs
deps,ldsnt ug0a the vii Of any pOiiii
cal party for ghsir teaafe ia ONCE;
therefore Be il
A,sofsea. TAAt we do most earnestly
nsOsess against the removal OF Judge
Gf~eiss fr.J11 his present honorable posi-
TIN .p0n tie Bench OF Washington
fsrTitory. and against the appointments
u any other person - all said position
until the expiration Of tee present
term.
RsssIred. That petition be presented
ana circulated for signature. ander tte
saspiees Of tb@ Y0uug Mems IDdepepd-
ems Political Club, etBhodyin9 tke sub
stance n THE, our protest; that = con
mittee Of i've members be appointed BY
The ctieir 30 receive signatures 70 ssid
p-iithgs; that the ssns. when coDpist
ed. b. f0Fwsrded by COR Secretary 10
eur Delegate IN Congress elect, the Hon
Chas. ). VOORHEES,. 90 be by hir1 pre-
ssptedi TO the Pfesidsnt elect, Grover
Cleveland.
Reslpe5. TIA, gs call upon all Law
abiding citizsn< Of tnis DISTRICT. ire
spective OF party. TO join with us 10
pr1tesaiRR against any interference with
cur Judiciary, for merely partisan or
political reasons-
A committee Of ave actiye members
vas appointed 20 draft and circulate for
signature the petition referred 20 in the
shove resolutions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-23
rns .Ancn re KHARTerw.

General k.tswars's victory at the wells
Of Aba Klsa will doubtless no far TO-
ward rendering General Wolssley's
campaign . saeesssl. The ,bstory 10
important. nos only on account Of the
material advantage gained, bat on &c
eount Of Ice moral effect, which, upon
sneh foe 10 the Afahs Of III dshdfs
army. mast DO treuieadoas. The bat
tie, according 10 the reports received.
wsA fought In the midst Of the desert,
aboat seveuty I've miles distant from
Korti. II shis bs trns. General Stew
arts eoiamn has yet 10 traverse one
hundred and twenty i've miles Of burn
ina desert before reaching shendy and
She waters Of the Nile. The horrors Of
this desert march are hardly describe
biz. Hour after hour the soldiers plod
on, sinking knee deep 10 the searching
sand at svsry step. Water can be pro
cured only Al long intervals, and the
fond Ia necessarily 81 wte'ched qsali-
~. Al the supplies coma froia Lower
Egypt, and must DO carried with the
greatest diiiiru''y over Eve hundred
miles OF Nile iourneying. and for too
hundred milsa across The desert from
Wady Halfa ~ korti 10 that the soldier
must be IN continual fear 81 having bis
Supplies cat oil and being left 70 miser-
ably perish.
Added 10 she other horrors IL tbs con
iinual probability u al attack. for IN
Lest the Arabs are thoroughly aoved by
thu late defeat, there will be heavy
eektine before the sSes OF the English
ara Rladdsned by the sight a the fresh
Nile uatsr. There have been many
falnoas marches in history. but among
than al none bias Ia II more elements
II The heroic than this weary. raishsart.
snipg advance Of General Steuart's liz.
tis band of Brisish soldiers inta burn
Ina sad lifelsEs country. never before
piefesd hy az EaEopmn ara,y. The
march 70 KhaIsoam will b. talked Of
and wondered ~, losia years afser the
children and ihe grspdchiidrss Of tbs
soldiers ef today havs passed away.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-23

Mrs. FInnegsn. charged Nth being
drank and eisoTderlY, Vas discharged
John Organ. arrested By OAoer
Hssch oE = charge Of beicg drunk and
disordeFiy. vss too druak for trIaL
Charles Howard, arrested by Ofaosr
Gardner for bel.4g drank n The stsoet,
Ess Hnsd 81 aud oOsts, smo1nEiD0 ~
g. 20.
Frank OB9isn, charged xish being
drunk and disordsriy By Ohae-r A1f-
uhy. pisad guilty and vas n8ed s 10 and
costs ano1atinR - ti4 So
Abraham BEagRer. arrested by Ofieei
MnrVhy on a charge Of seiiing vbIsksy
uuder grocery license. Fined 80 and
costs. aooantInx 70 San.
Sam stephens, arrested By Odicef
o lrdneE % charge Of IDdecsnt sxDo-
sure Of his person Was adIudRed
guilty and fined Bis asd costs
John M4gnsss, arrested by Ohcer
Murphy On a charge Ut BsinK drunk
and dIsorderiy, plead guilty and vas
dnsd g. and costs. amounting 20
$3.50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-23

I'hs Tskims Fisrpssr. In the course OF
isngthy and IAboRsd saioey Of the
Nofshsru Pacific Railroad, says;
AlT. Harria made . strip ever the road
fron 81. Paul 10 the S0and last sun.
not. and every ons who came in con.
saot With hitn waa impressed wtth his
fairness aud ehrdot. Even In Seattle,
Holns IbomAs isxensa, IN the mass meet
ina ~ the Opers Hon'ss, tsd 20 aoneede,
IN The pessefcs Of Mr.. Harris. thai the
ffHiak Admisssans OF tha new president,
- 10 tho righis 81 The people, we're more
shAn be had expeetsd 10 hear ffon the
hps Of . railway naAEisais.
Thls h essentially correct. with The
sxesption tAat enI the occasion Of Mr..
HAsrts' visis ~ seattle shesu vas 20
mass meeting al Tie opers Hoa~s, which
xsa thsa uEeoaapss,ed. ss a. any other
plAa~s sAss Hon. Thomas hrsnss vas
not In Seattle ~ the tssns In question.
and. Of eOsFss. aia nos have 10 sonceas
snythine, and thai every enc vho came
IN eoataes with Nh. Eiairis wAs not Ian
pss,asd With sishar bin fairness OF his
sanaor.
The Farasy prOo&hay snssndsd 10 ~
momsshine about the address o. Hon.
ThanAa Barrie. delivered On the oeea-
sion Of Mr.. Harris interview WITH tie
sjsaisis Chamber az Csmmerce; bat NJ.
Burke vas no, ahsn IN very eOassssivs
mood. ard ala noe haze to eonesde any.
tAise. sishsE IN or eat Of The rsc~sAes
q A1r. Harms.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-23

A BAD sHov.--A nan named Fuller,
Who hes jost visited the New Orleans
Exposition. writes to bis brother in this
city a. follows: /" The dimmest and
poorest representation ~ from Wash
ington Territory. Nothing IL in .bs
space allotted 10 the Territory bat tao
wide Ttlanks, and one bale of hops, and
that poorly put up, vhieh are from Ia
coma" THIS u the same story told by
all. to the chagrin aud dls9rscs OF she
whole Territory. A considerable guam
tliy a stun was sent from here. but no
report has ever come OF its arrival. OF
Of any part Of il. Speaking of this
same matter, the WAlla WaIla Watch.
man rtmaTks; aThe wonder is what
has b'soome u tbs piotores purchased
and cent by Commissioner SnArpGtein.
We know thai be took the trouble %
eolltct aud purchase the finest selection
We have ever seen. Il comprised views
on the Columbia and Snake riy-rs and
on Puget Sound, public buildings IN
walls walia, spokane Falls. Tacoma,
Portland aud Seattle; autographs o.
Tae0ms, seattle. spokane aud Walls
Walls. We suppose they are lying al
the depot la New Orleans. And will
some one give Us the reason that the
Commissioners aba are anxious to do 20
much from New OfIeana, nssd NJ sxer-
tiou before leaving the Territory 10 col
lecl something themselves"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-23

Rsal estate basEnsss y EookS5z ~
Yesterday ga 3 lively day u tie An
dis0ris of5es-
Ths H.yszrd br9azht . large EaE-
Der Of psssszesEs fro@ z7 s01sd Lass
evening.
lie wExxLT PosT ixZKLLlSExcEs
vas iss1@9 froEs tie press Yesterday
Extxs eoTaes for sale ct tbas e1zee-
A Uh5ss coeEss0o has bssu lost from
fhs hoEo4 u J. p. Ladies. for ses reszrn
q Etiea a s1Itshls reward vii ee
pssd.
Chgissisr Miller. vel knoEn hsrs
frvEu hrs former residences AD Ee - ~
res Dnfnfhisn, Esers he y H1oo for
several Dossss ~ lszsE-
/. y. Bsgsi0z has given NJ the 100 O.
bzfsdtng tee lee Victoria 9pSrz house,
having taken the eoGfrzet a. prise s4y
below that vassh b. vas ssae 30 fni2lA.
lie zhisksy uen have appointed :
conuIttse 70 eBnsai; vita sssorD~ys N
order 20 sse II tie Eeeersi5 enacted o.
dInsnee pFoYtdlng for tos closing o.
Saloons on Sandsy, can be br0ken-
I'm Red. Territorial A11Es1r, sn9
0sFenoe b. BAEley. D=pGsy Coiiecsor OF
Internal Rsye1se. Cspt. q. h Psrkef'
os tie Mess~nzsr, and dis frI~no, Nj
Saith, d Olympia we're pa@ssnRers os
tie Harvard lass evening.