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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
XIV.

Der Serbit melbete ii9 biesmal uuses
m6bnli9 friib nit Stiirmen unb Gessns
i1auern. Die uiel sspIasten 9anblsute
batten sroBe NOib, ibre 6eIofriidte unter
Dad unb fad gu brinseu, uuo uielen
murbe bann nod Die 6ofinung auf Z
quite Rartoffelernte unb ben bamit srwarz
teten wobIperbienten 4obn erbsblib ses
l1mdlert bur9 bic a0ssmein seiirdtete,
sri4redenb fi6 uerbreitsnbe Sartoiielfdnle.
Nber ni9t nur auf biss widtiss gtdbrpros
butt, aud auf bic meni9li1e @siunobeit
wirtte bic unsiinitise Witteruns b0dit na4s
tbeilis elm, unb wieber lit in sriter Geibe
Der Qanbmann %barunter, beiIen 8ei9ditts
suns ibn noibsebransen I'M 6reien fsit:
belt. Oft pisle Stunbsn btnter chamber
auf benz falten aufseweidten Nferbooea
arbeiteno, pom itr6menoem Hessn bur9s
nabt bis auf bic 6aut, pon eiiissn @inbsu
b%ur4I9ittelt, tsbrte er gbsnbs ertdltet bis
ms ~innsrife Mart in feline gsbauiuns gus
rid. Defenders robuite, abssbdrtste, an
Wtnb unb Mstter gew6bnte Natursn iibsrs
wanoen wobl obne nadtbsiIise 6oIsen osrs
artise Witterun9sanbiIben = elm Ylat am
mdrmenoen 9eeroe, Der @enuB elmer beiBen
Suppe %itelten raid cine wobltbuenbe t6rs
psrli9s &eaction wieoer Der; basesen min:
Der trdftise, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Natnrsu
wurben nur gu baufis bic Beute mebr ooer
wenissr idwersr 6ieberanfdae.
slud in Rrui9wis, beien gewohner fir
sswSbnli9 elmer bsneipensuertben @eiuno'
belt ii4 erfreuten, CAB es piele &rante.
Srau Crime bate ale Sdnbe pod gu tbun
NIT 3ubersituns uon 9atpersen unb Sie'
b~srtrdntsn. Die 9silmittel unb suten
&atbidldse Der erfabrenen Ilten itanben
in 70 bobsm anieben, wie felt LANCE nidt:
itanb ibnsu bod au9 in ben meiiten
5dasn Elm iberrai9enper grfOls sur
Ssite.
gu ben Wenisen, BET benen Die 9eilfunit
Der alien Mubme ni9t ais ausrsi9sub fi6
srmiss, sdblte aud Der iunse Oorfiduls
meiitsr. Auf feline obnsbin i4wa4s @ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04

vSeib Sbr benn ndrriid. D1ubme2 2
fragile er, matt lGdeIno, ltri6 nit be,
9anb lansiam iiber Stirue uuo Ausen uni
ridtete bic wie mibe suiammsnseiunten'
@eifalt ener9ii9 in ibrer pollen, ftattlider
9Obe auf. Damn gen 9immel beutenb,
mo bic ibwarsblduIide Wolfenpanb fid
INNER brobenoer auftbirmte, fubr er init
einem 8lid unb Con, NORM nir bic bere9,
tiste Gorge bes 0anbmannes ii9 ipiegelte,
fort: ySiebt's nidt gang mad 9asel aug
Woae @ott infer SauS unb Sol uor S9as
ben bebitsnl"
,Sn @naben 49,. Nmen!" iebte bic
Mubme, bic 6dnbe faltenb, binsu. S6on
praiielten bic eriten sroBen Gegentropfen
bernieber.
v@olt SSbr nidt pubelnaS merben, Mubs
me, banm ma4t seI4pino, baB Sbr ms
Saus tommt."
vt1nb Su2"
v9a6' nod IN ben Stdllen gu tbun,
Wubme."
Crime mari ibre S9iir,e iiber ben &opf
unb blieb bann nod iteben, bis @ottfrieb's
bobe @sitaIt i'm Yferbsltalle peri1manb
unb iie i'm bort nit benz &ne9te rubig
ipre9en borte. Sect erit iu9te iie 10 idnel
pie mSsIid bas i9isenbe Saus gu err
reiden. gbe fie in bic Wobnitube %eintrat,
bIisb ie cine Setunbe Dor Der peri9loGes
men YutItube iteben, ntfte gebeimniBuou
IGheIn0 6erieIbeu III. dIS moIte lie Saoeu {.
v@ib a9tl Sect riidt bic Stunbe beran,
mo fir Did Elm rSeiam" i9Idst", unb
bann murmelte fe balblaut Dor iid bin,
babel nit benz Mtttslfinser auf ibre Stirue
tippsnb: r8ie tonnt'f bu II 10 bIinb
iein, glte, 10 blino2 9srmft bid nm bas
MdoeI unb bait N eben 10 Sdwsrtranfen
i'm eisenen 9auie -. aber, better mas's
am @nbe iein, i'd thu nod me @eile,
ais merle i9 biiben unb briben nidts
-. MIL aber babel bic ausen gut often
balten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04

Oa tauhte wieoer elm dnoeres, blnues
Mugerpaar Dor ibr auf, oefen porwurfss
pou~ traurissr glif tief in ibre ~SuieipdItise
SseIe brans. Wieoer sIaubte iie ben
Observation-Disclosures Con Der seliebten
Gimme Al pernebmen, ais iie fra9te:
,Was bab' i6 benn nur psrbro1en, 9ans
Ia, baB i6 Dir 10 wiberpdrtis bin? Ou
-. mir? -. bate fe rufen molten =
abe, Die wibsripenitisen Qippsn lieBen teis
men 2aut binbur6, uno in Der 6ur9t. bur9
Blid unb Con ibr itrens sebitetes !0ers
s%ensgebeimniB ibm gu uerratben, wanote
lie ben SUB CUR Slu9t. Sic poate ii9
einreben, iid setduidt gu babeu in benz,
mas ie in ieineu Nusen uno Mienen ,u
leien ssslaubt uno bod JAP lie ibn 10
unb N 10 INNER uno INNER Dor lid.
unb Der Nusbruf ieinsr Stimme, isbss
0ort, fIans in ibr pisosr uno wieSer =
fs bdtte babel weinen unb iaud,eu mcsen.
Mber mie lie ben wiloen, naaenben S4mers
peri1lofsn sebalten In ibrer Yruit, 10 lieB
ite aud Miemano ben aufo6mmsrnoen
@lifsi9immsr abnsn, Der ieit ieusr gill;
li9en Stunoe ibr 9ers oft i9ueIer i4las
gen ma9te.
limb nun = serabe IL fam Der S4uls
lebrsr NIT ieinem 9iebesueroeu, ben ius
nern 3wielpalt bis ms llnertrdslide uers
9r6Berno = mas ioats i9lieBli9 oaraus
merben?
v@ott! liebsr 9srrsottl wie iOa nenn
hnS oIfsS Onion % urtrruelt,u mipnpr .nte
sudsnbsn 2ippsn. Ibsr ieltiamsr @e;i
uermii9te ii4 ui6t. wie on jenem Siters
tase, NIT ibren balb eritidten Ssuf,ern
Der brennenoe Wuni6, gu itsrben. 5ie
wuBts MID, was iie eisentli9 nod pom 2es
ben boifte, wuBte ni9t, oh Der tIei, tirt in
ibrer Seele leis ergliibte 9offnungsfuafsn
nidt log, uno bod idauberte tie isst snit
Dor benz f%reulen Wunide: @Ott, IaB mid
lterben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
CINCINNATI, 2O4 Vine Street.

so? 9i, bas lit bibl6 pom Dir. Der
5err sebrer wirb uobl i9on unseoulbia
mad n ausi9auen."
Sdueisenb eiltsn Seioe raid iiber ben
breiten 6nbrwes. Sdou Ieste Srau Crime
ibre 5anb auf bic Gbirtlinte 6es Qebrers
bauies, ais 9anta NIT sepreBtsm atbem
fiiterte: y9to6 nidt; partet nod n Nus
9enbIid, Mubme." Otsie cog uerwunbert
bic 6ano Suriid. Oas iaIbe Gdmmerlidt
oes Abenos lieB nod binrsidenb bic Sobtets
bldlie %ertennen, welde Santa's @siidt
iiber3osen bate; bic i6lants MGbdensez
ltalt ,~itterte wie Gipenlaub.
vSa, mas lit benn ? @as fidt Did an?"
frdgte Die Matrone, iidtli9 betroffsn.
rgSirb Dir Der Gang 10 lauer? Rino, ia,
u ieb' ids, On bit benz Ca orinnen
sut2"
0as Mdodsn idatfeIte abwebrenb ben
Ropi.
yNt6t, mie Sbr wpbl bentt, Mubme.]
mnrmelte es baftis. y9lber germ bab' id
tbH, 10 pte n Sruoer. 80. .uno bas peroient
er aud, mar er cod immer hsunoIi9 su
mir. II nun" -. Sbrdnen trcten In
9anfa's Nugen. ~A4 8ott, Mu5me, er
tbut mir gar gu leiol"
.lluo rod bait On lid bislaas gar
ni4t nm ben armsn Rsrl setiimmsrt, ibn
nod midi einmaI beiudt2" iaste Die @ubme
p~orwurfspou.
Sab id Sud ui9t tdeli6 befraat,
Mtubme, wnnote 6anta, leiie idlud,enb
elm. rSiBt nur: id mar oft rabe bran,
NAL riiber ~ iprin9en. aber bann baht'
id, in mas firm nsues @erebe id tommsn
t%ounte, unb oa 49,. ADJ, uno oann wuroe
mir 9 aud gar gu i9uer, Mubme."
ySa, ia" nidte bic 9llte psrltduoniBpol,
limb 8 mar aud 10 melt gang tlug Saff
metuer Vreu ldon senu9 pol; mullen auf
Dir baden Iafeu. aber istt, Rinb, NO
benz armen Weniden Der Sob sleiaiam
auf Der Sunse iist 49,. uno sumal, MO i'd
audi INNER oa bin -. tam s 6raite
9ditermaul ni9ts llnre9tes babel iiuben.
Gbriitenpflidt it's, ioI9em Sdwertranfen
mas gu Siebe su ibun. llno nun tomm,
LANCER birfen mir ibn ni6t marten Iai5en.
aber erif mild bic Sbrdnen ob, Sersden,
unb nimm Did aud brinnen re6t sulams
men. Wa9' Elm beit'rss @eii9t uno lpri9
redt uersniist uno ,uusriidtli9, unb Ias
Dir BET 9eibe nidt msrten, uie idper
Dir's fdut."
so jammeruoQ elenb, wie Santa ben
9ebrer in @irtIidfsit fanb, bate ie i'm
fi9 nidt po.seitslt.
Wel9e furdtbare 8erpiiituns bate BITE
fu,Ss 3eit, in Der ie ibn ni9t seleben, In
@eii9t mb @sltalt anseri6tet! Sic bes
ourfte ibrer sansen Sebltbeberrl4una, INN
itanbbaft gu bleibeu, uub als er bann NIT
9liidli9 aulsu9tenben Ausen ibre Sano
feltbielt unb 10 bOfinunssfreubis uon ieiner
baIbiseu @eneiung unb elmer iroben 4us
tunft iprad, bu brobts wieberbolt bes Mdbs
4ens 8raft gu srliesen. Santa mare In
lautes Weinsn ausssbro9sn, butte nidt
elm bebentiamss Rduipern Der INNER wa&s
amen Mubme is re9tseitis ssmabnt, anf
Der 6ut ,u isin.
v@ouen Sic idon ssbsn, Santa2"
fraste Der 9sbrsr trauria, ais lie nad elmer
Stunbe fid erbob. yglbsr ie tommen redt
balo wieoer -. pieleidt morasn2 gb Ia,
usripre6en Sic ss MR."
Sic ueripra9u IS germ unS oh er bann
aud tdslid bic sleide Sitte pieberbolte
fir ben tOmmenosn Gag, lie purbe nidt
miSe, bic sswiuidte 5uiase gu ssbsn unb
pinttli9 gu baltsu.
Mprtiebuud fpIot)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-04
Gprtietuns foIst.)
ge6cr nnb Miersn mihen in

gebcr nno Miersn miiiien In seiunber
lbatisteit erbalten werSen, wsnn ssfdbrs
lide Rrantbeiteu permisben werben iouen.
Oasu sibt e5 absr tein beiisres unb fideres
Wfittel ais S9Snfelo's beuiider Giersns
uuo 9ebersTbee. Sin 8adet BON bisiem
lbee, weldes MIR % Gents toitst, rsdts
;sitig sebraudt. tanu oft cine srose Dofs
tors unb Mpotbsfers& s9nmns eriparsn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07

What Il Costs To Be IN Tie Swim.
c icago IrbGne
There is no one who can live com
iortably in Washington and keep house
and maintain any sort d social footing
upon less than 5000.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
'The Language Of Eyes.

1t is said that very quiet eyes which
impress and embarrass one with their
repose signify not only self comand,
but also as much complacency and
self concet
RESTLESS eyes that cannot look one
steadily in the face denote deceitful,
designing mind.
Eyes in which the eyes have a yell
lowish tinge and is stroaked with red
dish veines, prove much strong passion
and hasty temper.
Very blue eyes bespeak n mind in
clined to coquetry.
Gray eyes signify dignity, intclIi-
gence, and excellent reasoning facul-
ties.
Greene eyes, falsehood and fondness
for scandal, A malicious mind is often
indicated by greenish eyes.
BLACK eyes show passionate, live
ly temperament and ofttimes a most
deoeitful disposition.
Brown eyes are generally tender and
true, indicating a kind and happy dis
position.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
Newspaper EASInlOr.

Glass in|Social economy Professor
-"Mr Meninges, what would you
suggest as the first step necessary to
the Encouragement of divorces?" Mr.,
Meninges-"Fewer marriages"
Brownies, I'm going to take a
short trip through the South. | don't
care so much about it myself. l only
so to pleasemy wife, you know. "Fogg
-"Ah ! / see. You leave Mrs, Brown
at home, then?'
EnfOnt terrible: "say Mr. snobby
can you play cards?' snobby :"Why,
no, Johnny, can't play very we'll
E. T.; We'll, then you'd better look
out, for ma says if Emma plays heI
cards we'll she'll catch You"
"You look dreadfully tired" said the
sleigh to the wheel, That's because
| go round with the ielloes, i suppose, ,
said the wheel. 81 get awfully slew
ed myself, sometimes" remarked tn,
sleigh. al am always pretty full whel
| go to Il funeral" said the carriage
sticking out its tongue. Then TIN
wheel spoke again and said: "sto]
the hub-hubl Hereis d couple of awfu
cross roads ahead"
Into the glowing CRATE he gazed
In silent meditation,
Until her eyes the maiden raised
And said whats osculation?"
The lover slowly bent his head,
And with some trepidation
He kissed her on the lips and said
"Sweet love, that's osculaton."
Then, while her heart went pit-a-pa
| Till she could almost here it,
: She said az thought it must be tina
| Or something pretty near it,"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07

To the temple of Bosh in vision
Was led, in a yaporous land.
Common sense is a butt and derson.
Where the orders OF Fantasy stand.
There the Theories dwell that have faded
And the notions that never would wash;
They abide, unimpeached, unlnvaded,
In the Temple Of Bosh!
There the wheels of Perpetual Motion
Make musical whirr In the air, q
The Philosophers there have notion
That the Circle Is easy to Square,
There the Flattencrs of Earth are defiant,
And the Tribes that were lost, they are found
Do greatly abound!
The believers in Home and in Slade II
Be welcomed as children Of grace.
And there's the original Cradle
That rocked all the Aryan Race.
And hypothesis, Lunar and Solar.
OF Myth go about and about;
And nobody deems that the whole arc
A matter of doubt!
There the Spelling Is purely Phonetic,
Vaccinations entire forbid,
And the light oftho Remnant aesthetic
No moro meath bushcl is hid,
As mo remedy" Force is suspended,
Human life is not worth gNlosh-
Let us end, lest our days should be ended
In the Temple OF Bosh!
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
NEWS.

Every number Of the WEEkLY J0uRSAL con.
aiGs all the general news OF the Daily Edition,
summarized ana selected with special care
our facilities for daily telegraphic news are su-
pcrior to those OF any other paper published in
Tennessee.
The Weekly Journal is well printed, un mrc
white paper from plain type, perfectly new.
and upon the best printing press ever brought
to EHsl Tennessee. Il viii be satisfactory pa-
per To- read.
Before renewing old subscriptions, or take
amy other paper. To not fail e. Sgt sample
copy uf the Weekly Journal VA -Send in yOuI
aamc a. get . free sample copy.
TEKMs OLE WIFE MEEkIN 1NI'RNAT
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
]. B. HEIRONIMUS

OFFERS his services to the people of Johnson
City, as FIRST CLASS House Painter, Paper Hang
err, etc. Rough Board Walls canyassed and pa
pered in a superior manner. This class of worn
Is particularly adapted to winter finish, whcr
plaster freezes. 1T Is DURABLE AND CHEAP
KalscOmining done to order BuggieS and Car
riagcs repaintcd. RIF-I am here to stay, anC
mean business. Give me a call.
S4-noy29w4 ]. b. HEIRONIMUS.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
The Knoxville Weekly Journal
EIGHT LARGE PAGEs-5G COLUMNS.

EIGHT LARGE PAGEs-5G COLUMNS.
We will begin early in Feb. the pub
lication Of the KNOXVILLE WEEKLY
JOURNAL. Our aim is to furnish the
latest, most reliable and interesting
news, and miscellaneous reading of the
best character. We will endeavor to
make it u welcome visitor to every
home and fresidc by keeping its col
umns free from questionable matter
and filling them with good healthy
reading for parents and children,
landlord and laborer, merchant and
mechanic. We will make it for the
farmer a valuable help III keeping up
with the times by furnishing regular
ly full and accurate market reports,
and practical information concerning
the latest and best agricultural inn
proycments, crops, gardening, cattle,
poultry, buildings, and all matters
pertaining to successful agriculture.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
POLITICALLY

THE WEEKLY JOURNAL will be Republican il
the broadcast and best sense-with but one oh
icct in view, and that to promote the welfare o
the whole party, regardless of any ambition O
any man or clique Under no circumstance
shall any one dare TO say truthtully that the
Journal is the organ or mouthpiece of any fac
ton OF personal Interests. Personally we have
but one ambition to crafty IN the enterprise
to publish first class newspaper aud make it
business success. With that idea only in view
We have no friends to favor or enemies to pun
lSh. We believe that in the principles Of th,
Republican party are laid the best aud sures
foundations OF this grand nation and we viii
endciyor to continually give reasons for tn,
| faith thai Is in us
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
The New Republican Paper.
KNOXVILLE DAILY JOURNAL,

We believe that the business in
tereSts and the intelligence of this city
and section offer field for newspa-
per which shall be first-class in all re-
spects-a journal too broad III its
management to be used in the inter
est Of faction, or for personal orselfish
ends in short, q broad Independent
newspaper; supplied with the best
special and press kilograms, with the
general news of the world condensed
and collected from all reliable sources.
We propose to meet these conditions
with the Knoxville DAILY JOURNAL.
1t will be independent Of factional in
terests and allied to no personal polit-
ical ambition. 1t will commend all
that we believe to be for the good OF
tho people, aud condemn wrong when
ever and wherever it may appear.
Republican in the highest and best
sense Of the word, just, conscientious
and fearless in the support of princi-
pie, we intend to keep it on the side
of right always. On this rock we have
built our foudation for We have come
to stay.
Terms of the DAILY JOURNAL includ
ing the SUNDAY EDITION.
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Single copy, one ycnr, $3.50 Single copy. six
months ,jc Yearly subscription IN clubs of
TO- $l..A Yearly subscription, in clubs Of 20 or
more, Sl.O0
One additional copy free to every one sond-
ing in list of ten or more. Organize clubs and
send in names as furt as reviewed.
Remit 10y post-otcc money Greer or regis cred
letter. Address, RULE & MARFiELD,
Knoxville Tenn
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
NOrtb CmrO!ira's New Flag.

The House of Commons of the
State Legislature haspassed a bill pre-
senting new flag for the State. 1t
is red, white and blue, There are two
horizontal bars, the upper one red
the lower white. Onc-thiid OF the ilaa
nearest the staff is blue, The coat OF
arms Of the State in gilt occupies the
centre, Above are the words. "May
%, 1772' Ohcd Of the MeckIenburg
declaration Of indopendcncc), and til,
words april u l716.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Dr. Samuel Hodges Alternative Compound snsa-
panla with Iodide Potash This compound is
purely vegetable, each article of ngrediant is per
ectly harmless in itself, having been selected from
roots and herbs possessing great medical proper.
ties, when combined, forms most powerful sfa-
elent and pleasant medicine for the removal and
permanent cure of ALL diseases arising sromua i'm
pure state OF system. viz;
Lingering or third day ChIIIs, nheuma.
tism, ScrOfaiH or Kings OWL, scaId-h0Ma or
letter. Chronic Sore Eyes, Old or ChrOnte
Sores OfnII kinds, Bells, Pimples, syphIIltis
Nhe"m1ti"m' Primary and Secondary
Syphilis. Nervous Debility, Liver CNna-
IN Of the Kidney and Bladder, renOVwIos
m acts gently on the bowels AsAn appeti7er and
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-03-07
Science Hill Institute,
JOHNSON CITY, TENN.


The next session OF this school vii
begin September list, 1884, and con
tinue Sc weeks. Course of study thor
ough and complete. The most com
petcnt and best trained teachers. The
teacher Of music will be lady of ex-
perience, possessing the highest degree
of culture both III vocal and instru-
mental music.
Primary department per term Of months 49, g
Junior (,ollepinte y "a
Senior g 81 sc
Music, with use of instrument 600
A contingent fee OF $1.OO each pei
term OF AZ months, or $500 for the
session must be paid in advance
Good board at reasonable rates
w. A. EVANS,
Prin. Science Hill Institute
July 26, 1884.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-14
To all whom it may Concern

OFFIcE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. T.. July "a 1883
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w date August l9 1873. executed in pur-
5uance Of an ordinance approved August
Is, 1873 the city of Seattle conveyed to the
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south Of King street, in said city Of
Seattle. in. along. around and aboutElliot
bay, from extreme high TO extreme low
tide and deep water and.
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly OF
the Territory Of Washington. by an Act
approved Sovember y, 1873 ratified and
confirmed Baid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed by said Company and,
Whereas, Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title of said lands in
said Seattle and Walla Wallis Railroad
and Transportation Company, in fee SIM
pie; and.
Whereas. The United States has acoui-
esced in said grant and conveyance and,
Whereas, The said Seattle and Walla
Walla Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed all OF
said lands to the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that il claims the exclusive
right to occupy said lands and to erect
wharves and other structures thereon,
and that all persons are hereby notified to
refrain from occupying or entering upon
any OF said lands without the consent, in
writing, of said Columbia and Puget
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND X. r. co
By T. j. MILNER,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-14
ORDINANCE NO. e42.

An Ordinance creating wsshelh Cene.
terry. aid setting apart and defeating
the grounds for the same.
The city Of Seattle does erdain as fol-
lows:
SECTION !. That al that certain lot or
parcel OF lard situated within the corp
rate limits OF the city of Seattle, IN King
county, Washington Territory, and par
ticaiariy bounded and described as fol-
lows towit; he northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter OF section -. of iowa
ship IS north. Of range 4 esst containing
forty acres. be and the same is hereby SET
apart and dedicated for use IS q ceme-
terry and q place for the burial of the dead.
10 be known as WasheIh Cemetery.
Sec. ?. That said GENET ny shall be laid
on. plated and surveyed in conformity
with the plat thereof prepared by Alhro
q ardneT. and heretofore adopted By an
order ~ the Common Council Of the city
Of Seattle; and gIounds are hereby re
served for The use Of the public as drive
ways avenues, streets and alleys, as
shown by sad plat.
Sec. & that the Mayor and Clerk Of the
city OF Seattle be and they are hereby
authorized and directed. IN the name and
on behalf Of the city OF Seattle. 10 exc
cute and acknowledge said plat, IS town
plats are required 10 be executed and
acknowledged by the laws OF Washington
TERRITORY. and 10 tile u copy OF said plat
so executed and acknowledge d, in the
office Of the Auditor of King county. for
record, and copy of said plat shall also
be kept in the otrice of the City Clerk, and
COPY shall also be furnished to ana kept
oy the City Sexton.
Seg,. That lots in said cemetery shall
| bs sold by the City sexton TO all person 3
| desiring to purch the same. at the price
| Of thirty dollars each. VIII en- sum must
be PAID il actual money before any lot
shall be deemed sold and upon payment
| OF said price - the City sexton ne shall
issue to the purchaser certificate in the
/ following form:
| No. hereby certify that - - has
purchased lot No. =. s. ction -. OF WAshelli
eme cry. ana paid therefor the sum OF
8, and is entitled to a d. ed for said lot
| upon surrender OF this certificate.
Dated - -, IS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-14
ORDINANCE No. eel.

An Ordinance appropriating nioasy .
The City OF Seattle does ordsin e ~
lows: a
sEcTiox I. That twenty-five Dor eat Z.
all fines hereafter collected eHu peie y
the City Treasurer be and the sans
hereby appropriated and 80 aSSrt - ~
incidental fund, TO be disburgsd ~ ~
standing Committee OF the ti,iin1r "
Health and Police, In paymnat q ~
penses that may be incurred trim fius
time by said Committee or the NkI4
any police officer, for detecsie, ~. ~ y
Provided. That such incieentai ~ g -.
at no time exceed one hundrea a
and whenever the sum Of ontt n W ~,
dollars shall be on hand In ssid fanz 80
ceeding twenty-five per cent.
shall thereafter be placed In aid fas1
keen the came IN 70 the maxiue!n enlo-1
Of one hundred dollars. ana KS
shali be placed in the RenezAi NV t41r
Ee,. Z. That the City THMsrH -
keep the money hereby appruPll1S y ~
fund separate from all other Hici4y y ~,
city. and pay out the same upon
orders signed BY the Chairm!n g r.
standing COMMITTEES on heeltls ~ ~
lice. Ia "a
See. 3. That hn account VITA 49, X
dental funA shall be kept In the ue9as
the CRY Gle k and Treasures. 80 =
Committee shall each month fseAx q.
writing, 70 the Council TIE asfeaks
bursed under this Ordinance -.
Sec. 4. That this Ordinances ~. ~
effect and be In force nom ana -. -
expiration OF dve days after ~
shall have been publiahed. ~
pasaed by the Common G0ufk@i
city o. seattle the 9th day Of fez
Approved By me- the Tth das q fsssas
~ ''''' JOHN LEARY, sls~'
Filed February 7. 1885: ..~.,,,,I 80
puhlished February II. 1854