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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01
A Serious Charge.

JOS ph G. Adcock, of the southern
portion Of the county, came to the
city Saturday and swore out a war
rant against Sam ID. Radford, charg-
ing him with shooting at him Friday
evening. Adcock says he was return.
ing from Hopkinsville and just as he
reached his premises that Radford
fired at him from fence corner. lie
says he heard the ball whistle and
saw isadford jump up aud run down
the fence and squat In some briars.
lie says he called TO him that he had
missed and had better take another
shot at him. Jennings Jones stated
TO representative of the SoUTH KEN
TUcKIAN that he was at Adcock's
house and heard the shot and saw
Radford get up from the place where
Adcock said he squatted. Jones says
Silas woodbridge and Adcock's
son also saw Radford.
The warrant was issued by Esq
Rogers, but up to yesterday had moi
been served. Radford lives at Gale.
donia, Trigg county, and if he is ar.
rested a warrant viii have to be
served by an officer in Trigg.
Adcock says that he aud Radford
had had a difficulty some time age
and that Radford had made threats
against him. We have been unable
to got Radford's side of the affair.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Don't forget it that
Jones & Co., have in
addition to their large
stock of Dry Goods,
etc., that they carry
one Of the handsom-
est and best made
stocks Of ready-made
Clothing to be found
in the city, both for
M @ n, Youths a n d
Boys. They carry al
so a large and full as
sortment ofBoots and
Shoes. They have in
creased their stock OF
these goods this sea-
son and defy anyone
to beat them.
We ask an examination ofour Two
Dollar Button Kid and Pebble Goat
Shoe, they are hard to beat.
We receive daily new goods in ev-
cry department and intend to keep
our stock full. Come to see us.
JONES & co.
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Our Mr.. JIM. Frank

Our Mr.. JIM. Frank
ell has just returned
from Gin in n a t
where he has pur-
chased a very large
stock Of Cloaks, far
below t h Ell r value.
They consist Of short
Wraps, Newmarkets
and Russian Circu-
lars. Amongst tn Q
lot are
Short Wraps worth
$4,000 which we Of
fer for $3.50. Short
Wraps worth $3.50
for $11.OO. S h o r t
Wraps worth $3.50
for $1,000.
Newmarkets worth
$4,000 we offer for
$500. Newmark-
cts worth $3.50 for
$12.4O. Same worth
$500 for $11.OO and
a large line Of low
priced goods FIR o m
$500 to $1,000.
Also have en- route
a tremendous stock
of Suits a n Oyer
coats, w n l c h were
bought at a sacrifice,
and which we W i'll
sell at such low prices
t b a t will astonish
our competitors. Be
sure to examine our
stock before making
any purchases.
odd Reliable"
M. FRANKEL & SONS.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01

HAZEL GREEN HERALD: In ads!
pute over debt at Bloomington, in
Magofiin county, last Saturday, Dick
johnson, a well-known horse trader,
and Hcrod Patrick killed each other.
The facts as near as We can learn
them are about as follows: johnson
owed Patrick, and the latter demand
ed settlement, when hot words pass.
ed and Patrick struck johnson with
a piece of iron. johnson then stab.
bed Patrick in three or four places
inflicting mortal wounds, but Pat
rick somehow secured shotgun and
fired, MORALLY woundlng johnson.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01
Call on Judge Mocarroll.

We, the undersigned members of
the Hopkinsville bar, recognizing
Judge Joe McCarroll as a lawyer
and jurist of ability and experience,
as lifelong Democrat and as a gen
tleman of unquestioned and unques-
tionable integrity, and believing that
If elected he will discharge the duties
of the office with credit to himself
and county, would respectfully re-
quest him to become candidate for
the office of Circuit Judge in this,
the End judicial district of Kentucky.
w. P. WINFREE,
IQl8it II. j. Sites,
JOHN w. MoPHERsoN,
, CHI. BUSH,
@ JNo. W.PAYNE, n
L. j. MORROW,
r. w. HENRY,
.Ul r. T. PErREE, t
JOHN Sites
There are only IS presidential post
offices In Kentucky. The aggregate
salaries of the postmasters Is S6O,b0O
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socIALITIEs.

'BIessrs.J. E. Jesup and E. NJ. Flack
are both quite sick.
Mr.. II. w. Roach, of Clarksville,
was In the city Sunday.
Miss Belle Cooper, of Benncttstown
was In the city Yesterday.
Mrs. M. A Mason returned Satur-
day from visit to Trenton.
Miss Minnie McDougal, of Mays
willie, KY, returned home last week.
Mr.. Will Cushman, of Dover, Ky,
returned home Saturday after a visit
to relatives In the county.
Mr.. Jno. w. Lynn, who has been
visiting relatives here, left yesterday
for Florida TO spend the winter.
Miss Hattie Grinter, of Cadiz, passed
through the city Saturday en- route
homo from 4 visit 10 Clarksville.
Mr.. s. II. White was brought home
from the Arkansas hunt last Satur-
day quite sick. lie was dangerously
sick In Memphis last week.
Col. J. g. Ford, formerly of this
city, but now editor Of the Baraboo,
Wis, Democrat, is in the city for the
fret time IN number ofyears.
Messrs. c. II. Layne and d. G.
Moore, two clever young gentlemen
Of Fairview, will leave to-day for
Arson, Tex, on prospecting tour.
Miss Mamie Gold, the popular and
pretty young daughter OF Mr.. b. X.
Gold, Of Providence, who is attend
ing Bethel College in Hopkinsville,
paid her family visit last Saturday
aud Sunday. Clarksville Chronicle.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01
KENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE.

GJos. Danforth, aged 90, died in
Louisville Thursday.
Perry Demaree was killed In q
sawmill in Carroll county.
Geo. Sanders killed his wife in
Henderson county, Tuesday.
VIM. Thomas was killed while
blasting iron ore in Bath county.
The Capital and Yeoman, of Frank
fort, will both be issued daily during
the sitting of the Legislature, which
will meet Dec. 81.
Van Bartram and Green Kirk, Of
Boyd county, were in love with the
same girl. They fought and Bartram
killed Kirk. The slayer escaped.
DIR. Barker, the celebrated oculist
of Cincinnati, Is now in Grecnville
treating diseased eyes, throats and
ears. DIR. Barker makes periodical
visits to this city.
In q breach Of promise suit against
7. NJ Ryan by Miss Bette Turner, Ct
Mayfeld, the jury gave verdict for
81 900 damages. Miss Turner's moth
er also has q 5000 suit pending
against Ryan for seducing her daugh-
ter.
Hon. Isaac Caldwell, of Louisville,
died at 6 80 o'clock, Nov. 18th. lie
was 81 years Of age and had for many
years been at the head of the Louis
willie bar and was regarded as one Of
the ablest criminal lawyers in the
south.
During the last fiscal year there
were received in Louisville 6,0lS,936
letters, l,4S0642 postal cards, 60,S27
registered letters and3, 1886, 1853 papers (;
also 81, 1886, letters and $685. postal
cards, local mail, making 1874, 1866
pieces Of mail matter handled in a
year.
John Verhoeff, Of Louisville, a IT,
years-old schoolboy in the Princeton
College, was Host In the Saltpetre cave,
near Princeton. He was found ten
hours afterwards by a rescuing party,
who went into the cave to hunt for
him, two miles from the entrance.
His candle had burned out and he
had sat down to await for those whom
he expected would come to rescue
him. -
Four young men assaulted Jas
Altsheler, a reporter Of the Courier
Journal in Louisville Thursday night,
and beat and stabbed him in a terri.
BILE manner. He dragged himself
into a neighboring drug store and
called the policeswho arrested the as
sailants. Their names were Howard
Davis, Wash Dayis, Jr, Jesse Nc
Comb and Chas. iShreve. it
i
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is one of the finest
ever brought to the
city, c nsis in g of
Dressing Cases, Odor
Stands, Fine Mani
cure s Q t S, Picture
Frames, etc. A fresh
stock Of PAINTS and
OILS always on hand
at the lowest prices.
I buy my drugs in
small quantities and
frequently, and there
fore they are always
fresh. My prescrip-
t i 0 n department is
complete, and I give
my decentralization
to film g prescrip-
tions.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01
Blind Children.

We are requested by Senator Peay
to insert the following letter for the
benefit of any blind children who
may hear It read:
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5, .85.
Hon. AUSTIN PEAY.
Dear Sir:
We desire to call your attention 10
the fact that there are some two hun
dred or more, little blind children,
under sixteen years of age, growing
up In our State without an education
and ignorant Of the fact that the
State provides free Institution for
their training at Louisville. This
Institution is, in fact, boarding
school of the highest order free for
blind children within the school ages
Of six and eighteen years Of age.
In cases where the county Judge
certifles TO the necessity Of the case,
clothing is also provided for the in
digent.
May we hope that if you know in
your district, Of any blind children
within the above ages, who are not
In school, you will use your personal
influence with the parents to have
the child placed in schoolP Will you
also send the name and address of
any such children to any of usP
Yours. very respectfullv.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01

Should the Senate in the end fix
Logan as Speaker by Its graces,
Would he expect to rate with Hendricks,
Or expect0rate In fAcesY
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c, [, GATHER,
Now is Your Chance.

P artie S wanting
something nice in the
W ay of Christmas
Presents should call
and examine the fol-
lowing complete sets
of Books, which I offer
at COST. A
Bulwer Lytton's.
Chas. Dickens. L
Fennimore Cooper.
George Elliott's.
Gibbons Rome.
Hume's History Of En-
gland.
w orks of Chas. Lamb.
The Waverly Novels.
Hawthorne's Works.
Macauley's Histories
Of England.
Chambers Encyclo-
pedia.
Respectfully,
J. D. Mcpherson.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01

A wedding Of dwarfs took place
at Greenfield, Ohio, on the 18th inst.
The contracting parties were John
Kelly, aged twenty-six, whose height
is forty-fye inches, and Miss Annie
DufIield, aged twenty-three, measur-
ing three feet sir inches. The church
was crowded with invited guests.
One beautiful feature of the wedding
was six bridesmaids, not one over
eight years of age, yet each and every
one was greater in statue than the
blooming bride. ,Da
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01

A Martha Washington tea party
and an entertainment by local talent
will be given at the Opera House
next Thursday evening. Admission
to both 80 cents. .sa
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-12-01
a CA-RD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous, weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in South America. Send self adj
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH t. INMAS,
Station d. New York City.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-01
M.NE3AL RRsOUaCES

coAZa kIKLpS- ~, vrAsak&ssToN TflRBEToh1.
1, has beea remarked that Nashing-
ten Territory 10 the kennsyisaaia Of she
Pazitio ooas& Whze has already been
discovered NAY 20 bar to esta t&ish this
claim. IL iz.bslievs3 by those vho have
mazda this snhisat . special stady thai
thzre IL vef-. N uoh 10 be learned in re-
gard, TO tbs minszzk resources Of this
ocrntry. A,lths, ssal 6elds rseper have
been found Ssst Of ths Cascade range, ;.
and thns far chiefly IN aad near the P1s
ca Seont nasin. The places first dis
covered and worked we're tb o coal fiei6s
q Bsllineham Bag, near tk,s sorthesn
boundary of: tina Territory, fbe vsrk
anee prc<fably oon1meacec On these has
ssen disosntinnsA AnothsE Geld exists
soush of @iympla, in the valley of the
Skookurs ahnck, On the Caahalis. The
explarations thssa have been limiaed.
ialfhouaA enen@h 10 knoxn to Indicate
the proAabilisy Of the failure deyslop-
snant oS these heids. Iass Of SsH tia
and Laks- Washington ara the Seattle
caal m mes. which have aeen moreythox>
onQhis aad sxtensively sorked than any
others. have had vice reputation. fer
many Asars. and the pFospeot 10 that
under propes manaResscns they vsiil be
successfully worked Tor an inde6nite
period. Professor Geasge 4. WhitSorth,
from whom l have obtained xalnAble
information, says:
..Rhsss fields run. eastward into the
Isaana valley, aud pa0hzbly still fnzther.
The Rsaion and Telho. GOALS. aeoat SIX
msles saath of tue. SEATTLE Eniaes, may
be considered as q part 0z tbs Lake
Warrington coal keids. The kenton
EsEnpAny Is working the talbot coal
kela. from which, they obtain am excel
Ienf article of ie1iie csaL All tbs
mines mentioned thus far belong 20 this
siass: they are properly - be termed
hquitic, and Tia coal Is valuable both
for steam and domestic p<arpossz. Nett
in importancN 10 these Ass the Puyalinp
coal fields, Spreading in various direo-
kiOus along the Carooa river, up the
ssuth fora OF the P1yAllup, on Fiett
greek and South PrasFis areek. The
veins Of eoai seem to bs qatts numerous
ana differ widely = their chafaotsr.
Many of them are titumtDous, q fsU
semi bssnminous. assv<sn ignite aad
hitumin0us. fhs Goals Of this region,
where the veins are clean. are supsrisr
IN quality 20 the Goals previously naen-
tioned. Most Of these ars eSkinc eoals.
give ont generally more heat, and con-
tain larger per cent OF carton. TheJ
can be lied not only for steam and do
sDesslc pufp Yses. but also for as. fer
forge eoAl and for coke. A superior ar
ticle Of cake can be psodneed tForn sDune
Of these sislds, which will - foaad val
uAhae IN the smelling Of iron. There
are three distinct oollioxies in ihas Es-
Gicn: one at Wilkeson, on fiett creek; 4
second &. Carbonate, 90 Carbon river:
AMI the third on So1th psaiEie creek.
than the generality of The PuYAl.ua
fields. iis prsssnt psodusisen = go
tons Per day. The mine at Wilkeseu
,hssefers i:s capacity hss nos yea hsen
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ca percentage E2Sn The outlay required
70 sglsz them into czltgyas1rr-
Is ra4F srathfasiY hs sts6 ot ootk the
great sections u tais Territory, that n
no general seass has there ever bees q
fsisafs OF crops for oiius size rszs1zs-
HEa rare isczi eLeepsi0.A sash IS On
nigh sa-dy and erzveily uPaAEas IN the
=sss. or upon lsu uavassre4 q ksiine
usAfrs elossly adjaSsls 20 Zoe great NV
srs OF .hs east. harvesss can b rslIe1 Gu
TIth 11tsiliug esgtslrty.
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TIDE LANDS.

Lave bodies Ct aud alooE :hs SoaEa,
near "a. uo1tas u the ElTsTs. most 10
tzbly IL Saoh9mlsa sad skaki: e0reElss,
have heea reclaimed from overflow By
dykiuz. They hsvs bean c-0ppsa exssn
sgFsiy ssueel so. proved 70 De exess t.DRiy
prot1ctsvs, and SO principally dsTo:-1
e hly. oats and bazisy.
Mr.. Eldridge A9sss, a GOOD Eash5fliy
81 tsis sGbjs7s, estiaz.es tat =, 10
acres havs bsen sl.as5y dTksi, and that
- COZ acres more On Peg@t Sound. De-
sides - 900 acres On ShualEate: Bay
and the Pacific coast, can 10 thus re
claimed xish grsas pg1at Accessibility
% Eassr for shipnsn. often adds 20 the
Tlsas Of crops thus obtained.
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from Mr.. z Meeker. Of Payalssp. Who
| - u3dOa5. authority On this "a olecs-
/ In private note he states thsi while
his SE1rss are sons.inlss ap2roxiuzts,
Tst Be believes than 80 Dc gaaeraliy cor
ret. He reports - folioz-.
IL znszsr to yOaF Inquiries gIs1
ref-.eace 20 hops groWn IA NashllGso1
Territory, | ave - s. ats the following
= Sambs. Of acres, -s5;is5, divided :.
follows
Year. Acr~s- Year. Acres
tIsres eoaaty- iS>l 1911 issS 1881
kicg .foSk SIS l-ees 80
scattering. -ssInated, ID
The average yisld Of ho7s in wash-
IaEt5n ierEit5ry for twelve years last
past has = sea 1919 psaals PER acre, no;
taei7diag t5s present. exceptional ysar.
Tie average pr4ee oot3.lesi by growers.
20. inc, adi3s the exceptionally k.Sh
yfice1 wear Of lss5. has 5sea Is csn,s
Esr poard, for a period OF twelve ye.-s.
Tee average >oss Of proiaesioa Tor tie
same pe.I3d has been 10 caEts Per
pound.
:" The quality of our hos rates ssc.
ali only to the Nsw York State hops.
which have heretofore been rated as
standard Of quality,
=" Ia some respects ours are better than
the NeE York State mop, beca1ss o.
freedom from disease. cleaner picking
and mere uniform c1ior. 1he market
value Of our hsps nov Hose nearly ap-
pro .ehes that of the Neg York hoss
than ever before. and will eventually
reach ihs sane standard by jaiiasors
management. ct our growers
" Tue keeping quality Of Washington
Territory hops ~ better than HAT OF
tA0ss grown Oh the Pacific coast farther
sJu:h. ard hence In years Of large sar-
Plus they viii Command better price
than has prevailed heretofore, ~hen our
whole prodaes was shipped 10 San Fran
cisco aud there sold and clsssed as Cal
ifornia hops.
The orty - Washington Territory
for the foGr years prior 10 shls has been
as follows:
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Total feF five years. 29iS

Total Dor hVe yeasHa- -.sszz.asK n
The Franklin mine 10 located IN King
conHty on sections -. ls'and = town
shicsH DOssh, range least, W. n, on
she borosr Of the Ceeea river, snifty-
tvc and 0os-half Ipileafrom tide water.
There are three coal hsds already de-
veleped. ranging from eight - eigatsen
feet in thickness. lbs COAL 10 o. the
bit1minoss kind, and Is. shetAieally
richer in carbon thaasthe Seattle coal.
The analysis of the thsee beds Ia ~ fol-
loyz<s
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1ee4t. ~
The eondi.ion OF she coal adds much
salts valae. which 10, not Indicated in
ms above analysis.
The beds mined are, beginning at the
kszsest. Ruurteso feeb,tan feet and five
fsat in thickness Che formation is
folded into what is seoloaicaky termed
''bas,us," with their SIDES sleeping from
3s SSto sOs. and the coarse or the trend
os the AXIS about n. sew.
S.atpment of coal shipmsnts from
Newcastle mime from June ~, lSi9, TO
July /, i~st. each ysar commencing
with lulv lat and GUIDING June 30th:
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ProlI SOUND.

saacet tsonnd 10 o gFeat. deep ialaIad
.xxa- ~ s~udinr nearly two hundset nlIles
eNsn toe ce.sAn. having a Surface 81
e, I'D too tAonsa cd tausre miles and \
szsrra line Of 1894 ullAes, tndentad vita
sseasefoas bars, hssisors and tnlssts. each
wssA ia pseaft6f name. and contains
, uEs.meroas isisn DDS Inhabited By tarmets.
ssE,l.arsesu. hesdssfen. aud tks@e es--
xasssa - @aaarryinz hsse and tssisdtae
sazkNtsA
Admiyal Charles Wilkes has wll sle.
.msgskssi this etids IT Washington ieEFi,
Awvas follows
4Neahins can saipass the beauty Of
sEase. wsfsfs and thsir safety. Net 4
sxassal exists within thc straits o. Iasn
sasRnaa. Admiralty lsAs OF haod's Canal
slsAk eAA VI any way lnssfsart Their nsvs-
ssxxtae By q Itgun sAiR.
~entase nothsng N sssina there .
uw~ eounssy IN the world sAat POSSESSES
wzsxra eqaal to thrseN they esesr ~
q $50 81 abons suo theasalsd sanAre miltss
ss.s .haTrs o. ali 10 inleta aud hays arr
-,usas.sk ahsy hulkl-as maeA "a that a
,se.E.ss sis,a weula sirike tae ssere before
e.ss sseI would toaeA the etcand.
=. ina eanntry b. wAica these WATERS
ar, ,ssssreanueA n remarkably selehrt-
gr~. ard afforeas eeesy azissnsaew Zoe she
,sssnawmoAAtien of n vAa1 caRWetcial
sd military uaarinsA wste eoavsatenee
81 sksskA and \ eHeta FsAny sites Tor
SNxss and essteS. a. al tinses VEL sap
Ii - With water sna capable II ts4rg
zssl provided eite sssstaine b us sltf,
ruaasssns cuahtssa watch i well a<isKssd
1sr aatseallnzN
D. SssMftA of Jaan d. t9eA are ~
zssses in Nmsth. kSa hAvA aa AssFaSr
@SaKa ot eisys1 lsisss AZ ssas enx.snSe
: - - s.tass Ia 4t3thl 10 daESstr exists.
sd 4 nssy be safety aavs,sted sara uaa-
sz4A
> No pArt 81 tia void affords Dasi
sd ana ssunklk - q erualsf nennes -
a,rrRen. snan arr istusaa vsthtn she stzsss
- Aslan Dc faea., oAr<hie Of rsessss'ng
,ss~ lArp~sa class I'll see~sas. Nhd wsthsas
= ssss.rnr IN thea tkAs q aos sissaaN
~Esom tho ssss s@e TAD ~ ne tsse
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

u Csyn PREHEEaGyE AsD INTEL
L1eFENT RKPORT FROM THE
-sSvpKsoK TO THE SECRETARY
s1F TIE INTERIOR
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FOOD FISHES.

Tho satere Of Puget Soand, and it's
estuarip-ss If. she Straits OF I'aca and Of
the Pt astje ooeanr the latter aliRnin0 she
5estera. bo9Haaxies of sac Territory,
are remarkasiy Yich in fosd FAB. she
suring Of vhIsh in Vari 1us. ferrsss CAD
alnx. dr:nsaltanaand psekinz in sasrelA.
has aiseady become an important Ad-
scnot OF the oetnmerce of tie Tevritosy,
She outyEt OF salrBon alone ame9ntine,
as.wili be seen by reference TO that por-
ssopof fhis- rport relating to salmon
Aokina. to Eea-iy. II acb qpitA one
sDillton dollars annually. Hon. Janhes
n Swsa,, Of Port Townsend, Assistant
Of the q. ). Fish Commission. hos ne
ssssstly sonsris<ssd q seFiss- OF papers
s;,oa'' fhs saod fshes Anatooa prsdacss
Il: Puge$ Soand.r from which most Of
ne folie@Sng Assa are ex3oEpteak:
The principal fsh at psesant roand
n.our nearkets are the salmon. haiiiad.
,roe cod, arecA eed, rock odd. black cod,
sulachon, smek, herring, eta, and Of
edible nosuscs The oyst8S, clam. hoao-
iisnrin 80 besAs De mer. which may be
spnpd OF oousassseial vaine, a. veil as
stiier vayistiss. Skate. o7stlefish.. s'4'7id,
eso;, vhishsaee readily eaten bs Iadians.
6hiuese znd BY few waise persons sho
base asesrfatnea fheir exeeliense."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-01
SALMON.

The sOfuDsr claim HAT tde salmon
u the hoifis - identical wseA ths sal
mon of thu Atlantic is.disaao1ea by
LDrdas and all the lats anshsris,es who
oiAss the FORMER a. 'OReoskyusABs' q
6reek eesyssiss. meaning hook jawsd.
from y pesaflar Rrssth watch takes
place In ahess hsh, eapecialis th male,
after tssy nscnnd the river tsAsps 81"
'0f ALI tbs anadsOmOas sslsnsu OF
the Psfstic. ne spriEnssilvszs salnsen of
the Cosamb,a river, obesrhynchas quin-
nat -. acknovledf,path e best N SIZE.
flavor and rSshness- far suzpasssnR any
salsnuEa sxneps perhaps the Gne salmon
of Alaska. which IL hon9hh to b Of this
apsoi~s. Occasionally, the ssncorhyn-
chns cftinnas enteas- the Sraits ri Fuca
and Is taken by the indians With hooks
when trailing in Bort fo@Rssnd and
other Aays, the bait use& bsikz usually
= hs,sine. although she Gsh readily take.
4 spoca halt. 1heaDest abundant sal :
monet PaQet SS1nd Is Tie >sDcorhyrr
CHRIS nerkA,' tbs blue haak Of The isaes
maA~
a VERY fine AaTiety Of salmon. on.
coahynohus krts.,, 10 fsead nj the Q2e-
nsiult river, W. r. Teia salmon ls ecE1r
sslsreGi saperioa in favor 10 ths 'qan-
rAk by mans pesso2s. nat they are
rsaeh smalIeE.. rtacainR length of
Arom kftHsn "A eiekesen inches ard q
seleht of trsmi fo1r 10 i've pouads.
I Thfs sAlraon 10 abxndant in Neah Bay
sAad In rugaA Soand, although net so
!, tat ~ those Of the Qaenaiult. Bssidss
the varieties msu ,s0ued 10 the q Cor
haschs. OF hamphAck. aud tAe DOOR
! Synchos ksrica,' o. true dog salmon.
which has No ooaazssrcial vsltse.
PrOfzsssr Jarrian and Mr.. Gilbszt have
reduced sna dftsen vsriesies OF salmon
ennmersse6 by Sackley % sir havirz
found iaaa taany of thesa yaristies wers
only the same kind Of sslnnS Ia Differ
ca. Il azrs Of growth. The Sx Y SIctsee
Of Jordan and Gilbeet bssr the prosi-
ssonal na9sssf nerka." :. sexsoschA, :