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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-30
Albany and Corvallis,

5000 worth Of clothiag at cost at Mon
teith 3 Seitenbach's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-30

$1,000 worth Of clothing at cost at Mon
teith Eeitenbach'a.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-30
WANTED.

We want good, energetic man TO travel
in Linn county and sell Singer Sewing
Machines. The right man can make
money. Apply, giving references to the
Singer Mfg. Co., Portland, or to + N
French, Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-30

Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trOu.
bic.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-30

5000 worth of clothing at cost at Mon
teith Seitenbach's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-30

]. NJ. IRVING, 2. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-30

Councilman Briggs as member Of Commit.
tee on Streets gaye his minority report
against receiving tho Broadalhin Street sewer,
stating that sense OF his duty towards tho
tax payers of Albany induced him TO make
il. Ho gave as his reasons that the sewer
was not constructed according TO the plans
and specifications. pointing out four material
deviations from the specifications. We re.
gret space viii not permit tho giving Of the
report 10 full.
Mr. ID Froman asked that tax of II l. Stew
ems be refunded. Referred to Committee on
Ways and Means.
l. IL Montanye asked that the means for
slashing sewer near his premises be provided.
Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
The Marshal was ordered to notify DR. Il @
Hill TO remove tree in front Of his premises.
The following bills were ordered paid Jos
Mcdonald, 81 % !; q w Bufkhart, $4l. 38 q
Meyer, So 20 /; r StewArtson. s. John
Leedy. sl2724 +; John Jones, $40; Robert
Brown, $50 Train 4 Whitney. $3.50 /
Thomas. S04 60 q w Burkhart. S3.97.
The following bills were referred ; N
Hcnton, SlS,l5 Costs city agt McNary.
S5.45; Agt Mike Sheonan, S4.S5 Agt Chas
Adams, $4.S5 G. w Barkhart, e35.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-30

COHEN. In this city on Sabbath, Oct. 25th,
1885, to the wife Of Mr.. Samuel Cchen--a
girl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-30
Heartily Commead rhe state Has. CO.

McAipins chewing tobacco at Read 4
Brownelrs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-10-30
School Notice.

Your school-tax is now due and viii be
delinquent in few days and then cests
will be added. You can save the costs by,
calling at the office of the Clcrk, Ne, 80
First Street, and settling the same.
October 2Sth, 1856.
=. H. BURKHART,
Clerk of School District No, 8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21

Ordered that all the claims against
James street grade be referred 10 the
City Attorney.
The claim of Ballard 4 Sox, for pow
der lost, was referred to the City Attor-
ney.
@. II. Thomson was allowed $66. on
account Of James street grade.
An ordinance to appropriate mon ey
to pay bills. Adopted.
Ordered that tine City Attorney be in
struct0d TO submit amendments TO sec
ton of Ordinance No. 637, 30 that the
months proceeding shall be sHbsti
tuted for the words "haye not signed
in the year preceding :" and also the
following words In lieu of the last
clause OF said section: There must
also be filed With the City Clerk the re-
ceipt Of the City Treasurer for the fall
amount of the license fee, a. hereinbe-
fore provided, before the issuance of
the license permit"
Attorney Hanford reported that the
James street improvement contractors
were entitled 10 be paid <sSts.S4. in &C
cordanoe with the report Of the Sur.
veyoF. The Attorney says: THE city
cannot lawfully withhold from the con-
tractors the money due them for the
yurpose OF applying the same in paying
the claims OF creditors Of the con-
tractors. The claims of such creditors,
although for labor performed and ma.
terials furnished In completing the con
tract, are not liens upon the money due
from che city under the contract"
The claims Of Cummings 4 Strong
against the James street grade for "a
5&l 5s was rejected.
Adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21
uasER NEWS.

A fastory at Sc. Mary's. Ohio. has fur
nished 10000 ears for the Nile expedi.
ton against the Mahdi.
W. +. Carr has contracted to cut 1000
cords Of wood for the Commonwealth
Mining Company a. Florence, Wis. A.
N. ParmeteF II also werkiRg oat q con
tract for 1000 cords.
Work Il soon to be begun ON q railroad
from Sc. Andrews bay TO Chipley, Fla,
and IL is expeeted that Il will be in op-
Grafton by July. Ii is intended 20 opcu
up the resources Of that part Of F1sd-
da. The company has grant Of 257 600
acres Of pine land along the proposed
route.
The vaaoeboro (Me.) Wooden ware
Company has received an order for three
carloads u elothespins 20 90 TO Austria
lie, and the Augusta Furniture Conpany
is turning eat ash sets 20 20 10 Esciand.
The Maine wood workers appear 10 be
able 10 secure q foreign trade despits
treaties, tariffs or reoiprocities.
Il Is thoaght that the cut Of logs on
MattawAmkeAg waters. tributary 10 the
Penobscot. vii be larger than that Of
last year. One concern h putting In
D.000 900 feet On ths Piscataquia va
tiers StetsOn 4 %. vill pot in g,O00. 900
feet Of second growth pine. u il shouRht
that l00,0o0.0oo feet Of logs wili eome
through the Penobeoot boom this year.
There are 26.0o0Ooo or $1,000 600 fess Of
old logs in stock. and saving viii begin
early.
Frank Rarnhards has begun suit in
che Nnskegoa lMich.) Cireuis Court
against Charles II. Haeklsy for $4,000
damages Suffered By his son. John Barn
harat. BY the upsssting Of lumber pile
in ISL TOE pile vas thrown int TIE
lake from Of . dock owned hy C. II.
Haekiay 4 Co, that broke down, and
BarnhArdt was c&nehs in the falling
lamher, pesssed down IN the water and
drowned.
Robert p. Psamsn, whose headquAr.
tsFs are At Evansville. Ind, hss con
tracted for l .0oooso fsss Of southern oAk
for his hsnse 10 Glasgow, Scotland. sish
James Kennedy & 90. The contracts
were made at Nashville. South Pifts
bnreh and Chattsnoe1A, Tenn- His
Arm furnishes q large nnmhef Of cak
Gross ties fer the British rAilroaas The
ties are ereosssed before they are laid il
thA roadbed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21
CRAsRERRs PLANTING.

Cranberry culture is Of growing inter
est In Washington Territory. The vines
thrive here and prodnos heavily. the
climate and soil being admirably adapt.
ed 70 them. A. J. Barr Of Olympia is
the pioneer grower. He gives others the
bene6t Of his knowledge and expert
ence In the article following:
MUCK or peat land, that overfsws IN
Oh about the Lat Of May, h best for the
efanhsrry. Keep the water on the vines
until the late frosts are over, and you
will have good crops. Beaver dam land
l consider Al.
Plant in rows too feet apart, putting
the vines six inches apart IN the row
and forcing them into the mud with .
wedge shaped dibbie. of forked stick.
from four 20 Sin taehess step on each
vine 70 pack The eaFtA around Il. Pub
or hoe the weeds. the drst two years.
the third year they will bear, and then
b no more troahle than o hay farm.
rlana any time from October 10 June.
The nambsr Of plants 10 the acre
shoald be tA000.
In 1871, l planted thrss 50 foot beds 81
Nee Jersey eranherries. Two l sAnded.
arld sns planted on the natural bog.
TIE one on the nasaFal bog did mnah
bssser than the ssnded beds. In 1850,
gathered from the natural bed two large
sr.zAr barrels Of berries, and bat ase
frssn the sNnaed beds.
Mise crup in ISL was stolen. From
skls So fcol natural bed. In iSs2, gath
eiea 5 barrels Of 81 gallons each. and
frvm the two sAndea beds. barrels. a
tesal Of $40 gallons. which sold at IS q.
per gallon wholesale. accounting 10
ksT7n
l have four acres Of vines planted.
wkich now have been sat two years. that
are doing - WI as those On my small
hsx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21

A descon in Pennsylvania town
hel9s the opinion thai certain yoang
nsan and mAi1ens Of bis ehurch de nss
assand prayer meetin0s for the glory Of
God. hnt Cor The love Of each ether.
fhsy dc their soursins. be thinks, while
slsa services are IN pFo1reaa. and. thooeh
they sing aud even lad in PRAYER With
great vigur. thew ara animated more By
profane than helf nsaixes. In faet. hs
objects 20 their singing ~ too hood
under the circumstances. and ~ eAlca-
hated 30 dtssurb thcse devous spais Who
are necnssomed 10 drone tkroagh hymn
and prayes. Therefore. as the yocnz
peopie uill Des BE SAVED acecrdinz 20
iAs manner which tie deacon thinks
urspef, be has resolved % snatch them,
ass esf Of The haEnfne, 6ut s1f q the
sharch. and 10 that end be has prneared
thslr arrcst On charge a. disosdsxly
enndsrk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21
FOREIGN.
Esanse and shina.

I0xDoa, March 20.--The 81. James Go
rite ssys that the French Government
he minated 10 the Chinese Minister at
Bsfiin that II considers a renewal Of
paaos negotiations desirable. The Min
ssisr fspiied shat China weald never
pay he Indemnity demanded by France
ioT The Langston affair. In view OF this
Nply the Gazette concludes that il ne
eoiiasions for peace are resumed, they
vii BE- on the basis Of the complete ces-
sien Of Tonqui1 70 the French China.
ne gasst.s says, will not permit tenn
pogsry occupation Of Formosa.
a Startling RecsGnitisn-
Fiizmanriee, Under Foreign Secretary,
In the House Of Commons this after
neoe stated that the Governments receR-
nizsd the right Of France TO search for
soutraband In all neutral vessels bound
far China.
Says Ne win sGnese.
The Mayor Of Cork has pablicly an
bounaed his Intention 70 officially ignore
tbs visit of the Prince and Princess Of
Wales.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21
fUE YAEEWAA
me sffa2ften Expieiaed. and the pa.
pifeafy and Perndy sf the Railroad
Company shown.
YAKrxA CHI, March I4sh.

COMPANY shown.
YAKrxA CHI, March I4sh.
EDEros PosI-IsTK1Llexxcxz:
Believing irnly that the Norther,
fael1e Railroad Company has beer
guilty Of asRrsn; breach Of the in
piled provisions If ia Rg2Ht, which in
pose upon Il the reciprocal ddtiss ans
burdens as well ss the privileges ans
exemptions Of q common carrier, AnS
that an illegal and most unjust polio,
Is being pursued by this corporation
With regard 70 the city Of Yakima.
desire today 10 lay before yoar readers
VITO have already had some experiences
IN sneh Affairs. q true and honest so
count Of the tro1ble. | write with the
reco-d before me, and with truth ful
and upright witnesses within the sound
Of my voice
No railroad employee can deny, truth
fully. the facts which are disclosed. nor
plead in svoidAsce any facts which
would color with Justice bis masters
course.
Unsil early last fall i. vas NOT cues
toned that the railroad company
would make q station at Yakima CITY.
a. Il has at other poiRss along its line
where publie necessity required is and
justice demanded.
About that time. rumors began to cir
calate tsat another protest vas eonten
plated. A new town was TO be located
within sigh: of the old city, and the
railroad influence was to be exerted in
making it the metropolis OF Yakima
county.
Alarmed at the threatened danger,
Mr.. May. Al old resident and worthy
citizen, was commissioned BY the peo-
pie 10 consult with the president of the
road about the matter. In September
Mr.. May went East. saw AIR. Harris,
and stated the project as il was under
stood. Mr.. Harris, in reply, said that
there was ns necessity of alarm on the
part of the citizens Of Yakima CITY
that the company would give them
depot facilities when they reached
there, and that the new town project
was not yet settled aud determined
upon--as far as he was concerned be
was opposed 10 it.
This was reassuring, and, when re
peated by Mr.. May IN Yakima, went far
toward quietinR the apprehensions of
danger to the town. But still the town
project continued 10 be discussed by
Ehe company until, in November, in
answer TO an Invitation. and upon pass
es from Mr.. Schulze, q number OF the
leading citizens went TO Portland 10 in
serviev him upon the situation.
Mr.. Pnrdy Flint carried with him q
trust deed from certain property hold
ers of this city, to the effect that il the
company would establish their depot
here. aud dismiss the new town project,
within twenty days after the location OF
such depot, the Trustee was empowered
TO deed to it the land therein described.
The parties who signed this deed and
the quantities of land decided in trust,
ara as follows, to-vit:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21
rIsTERN NEWS.
.a..,u 10 rzE rosT-n'rELLwEScEs.



named Barries.
- yong. March "a TyS5sns
- teou N,sz Orleans says that the
- fso,n Guatemala represents
- nsrros ~ 10 3 frenzy Of rage
=, ZaIvidsr Of San Salvador. He
~. - oviuf, 20 the many favoFs ex-
49, = rim 20 Zalvidar, be sxpected
.....sssenuos II the recent movement,
- ZstvieIag, by his defiance and
- y Msxit,o, materially irterfered
- il plans. barrios threatens to
- 4 nsttleHsnt with Zslvldar ~ soon
- fslstions OF Guatemala with the
-, 0sntrai american states are de-
sss..-,ssd which Is construed as mean
80 hs viii make war on San Sal
- The Gustsmalan press, IN which
1919 4 pukiished except with the
800 Of fhs government, declares a
sss.,si.a.s 10 iight the whole world.
-, papars have been prohibited
- hetna bruueht into Guats-
-. The dssree that Barrios was
: - % The Senate, declaring that
=, - 4 necessity TO accomplish his
"a has not yet been submitted 20
DAT body, AND Oh bcoD3ut VI tuc lnber-
ssseues q Ms1ieo probably vill not be.
me BsHfhssdi ststue.
rrv YoEx, March 10.--Interest in the
80 gf ne Baftholdi statue has been
,.nsgsd By tlIc snnouReement that
Isrtlsr. eearetafy Of the b1ildina fund,
- for Europe presently 70 confer
- Bsrthcldi, who intehded accom-
,s0vine che statue TO America, also By
n sssfensnt that Vanderbilt. Eaeens
EsIiv. md one az two other millionaiEes
,v1nsss zach tsl be one OF twenty con-
siSgtsfs giving 5000 10 complete the
ssdesaal. Ii the meantime work on
~ foundation will be resumed. The
World daily pleads for the fund by pop
mar Subscription.
Raiireaslers On session.
Dxsvvz, March 30.-The Transoonti-
,satsl Rail way Association held q meet
~ here late this afternoon for the par
- Of recognizing She Trahsconsinen-
a pooi and eleeting a commissioner TO
uesesa iiistine, who resigned ON the
irss Of the year. Without entering up
q he aiscussion Of matters at issue, the
resting adjourned until tomorrow. All
usds Interested are fully represented.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21
PACIFIC COAST.

HaRGing % q Negro Murderer.
BAN fKANCIMo, March D--Stephen
Jones, tbs negro murderer, was hanged
today 81 1910.
i The crime for which the mardsres
paid the penaity OF his life was the mur-
der Of Mary Agnes Riley (whtts), his
mistress, on Juas &. 1883. The execu.
ton was announced 10 be private, per.
mite having been granted only 10 the
medical fraternity, press representative
and twelve citizens. required 10 be pres
ont by the Law. yet there LEO persons
present. A few minutes after II o'clock
tha murderer left his cell and passed 10
the ecaffoid. The attending priest,
Father Barchi, began q prayer In loud
yoiee while the prisoner vas being strap
ped. Just hefure the adjustment of the
moose by Chiei JniIor Rodgers, Jones
! aid 10 him, "riake o good Job of II. !"
The cap was rapidly placed on the muir
aerer's head ard while the prayer was
sfill In progress the trap was sprung.
MuFmurs of horror Immediately escap-
ID the spectators' lips when they per-
oeivsd the writings and contortions Of
% dangling body. IL wa believed that
stfaneulation pas the cause Of death.
After thres minutes all movements
ceased. Twelve, minutes after the drop
fell life was announced 30 be extisat. A
nssdical examination showed that the
neck had been hFoken, but nss In such q
menner as 10 occasion immediate IN.
eonsoionsnsss which usually follows on
q perfect sxeeuhtion.
auaat foe Murder.
0osr.xa. Or, March M.--Jossph Drake
colosed. was hanged TODAY for the mur.
dr. Of David Hwaftz. May 4. 1854. He
nstntained his Innocence on the scaf-
field. He said he was nos present az.
and kuew nothing Of the murder. or
sao vefe its perpetrators. He sRid his
NE had been sworn away. A very
strsna effort uas made up 10 the last
moment 70 induce the Governor to com
mute The seEittnce. TIE drop fell al
Twelve minutes Of 2. HIS neck was
hzoksn BY tho fall.
shipping Iateiisxenee.
san fsAstrspo, March so.-SAiled-.
tieaHaef Dolpn,bia, Cor Astoria.
PozF ANaRLos, March M.-nark Ar
eeaa lowed heck by steamer Blakely 81
20 D. NJ; barkentine passed east.
usar. ffesh NV Wind.
PonT TOWNSEND. March 40 Arrived
-nteAmship Idaho frem Sitka and
sAiied for PurtlAnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21

Council me. last evsnirr. nurz-.n. IN
iav. Present-His Honor the Navor.
John Leary, and Councisueu Eorthun'
snyder, Tssier. Latirner aaa Riusnsrt'
PETITIONS REcErTED.
From John Collins ana othe.s- for
I psAnkinR James street, from Front 10
Second. Referred.
From z. Wilhelm ct al. for a ssxsr
IN Fifth street. between Cherry ana
James Referred.
From Thomas Mercer et Al. for Oman
ing certain stzeets in Collins addition.
Referred.
From the Board of Fire DELEGATES.
recommending the admission of Hose
Company No. 10 the Pre- Department.
Adopted and Hose Company No. or
dered admitted.
EEPoBTs RECEIVED.
u. l.. Manning, Street Commissioners.
reported as follows the expense Of the
street planking recently completed:
commercial street .-..----.....$ l362 90
- ~ al street ----.-.-t..-.-.--- 64s %
Front street, Mil to Pine 40Il IS
Front street. Pike 20 Battery 1885 -
'os1i 49, %cu-b 80
From Cemetery Commission, recon-
mendiue the fencing OF the City Gene
terry, and praying fer the improvement
OF tbs City Park. Ordered that the
Clerk notify the commission that the
Counsel has heretofore ordered fence
for ths cemetery; and also that the
Committee on Public Buildings aud
Grounds in connection With the Gene !
terry Commission Is authorized TO repair |
the fence around she City Park. and |
make other repairs.
From the Surveyor, reporting pre- |
gress on RolIin street extension. Sur
veyor instructed 10 complete the plat of /
such extension.
The Committee on streets reported in |
favor Of granting the petition Of X. L.
Houser, for opening M0ltke street. Re
port adopted.
The COMMITTEE on sewers and Drain
age r0aae report on the petition of ID. G.
fosnsend and others. asking the con-
structiOn of q water course to carry
OF she surpius water from block az,
heirs Of Sarah A. Bells second addition.
The committee stated that the petition
ers 10 not ask to have the work done at
the expense OF the property adjoiRing.
and that II is not such work as should
be done at the expense of the city. The
prayer of the petitioners they therefore
recommended should be denied. Report
adopted.
From Committee onSevers on petit
tion of +. Wilhelm, for sewer in Fifth
street. Re-refsrred.
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES.
Rsferred-A. p. Hotaling Co., James
Miles, BittnsE d ThsileF. James A.
Swan, John s. MeriRan. Powers & Ny
ers, Chas. @. Steinweg, Joseph Fran.
cisco, John Faruham. John Collins,
Geo. Meister. John McCary. Chas. r.
0Hara, VIM. Busha, Rsbt. Walt, L. V.
Schuyler, Csc. K. Beede, shaw It Agar.
Ordered Issued-Chss. Ross, James
W. Smith, A. 4. Alden. NJ. & K Gott-
stein. Oliver Bernard, Frank Wilton
and Frank Smith.
CLAIMS PAID.
Cd. Cs>al A ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21

DJnaMiss has recently beea PCT 10 sha
od1 ne 81 sisnEhterinR esttis sf IslinG-
"a. near Lendsn. b. fastening o small
charge eeaWeen The bona
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ne si4isunI1t b made that the akin
seEpl. tha Paris maraersr, has hessi
go and III be Hsea in hinaina ths
- - Aad dosan,enss relatins % hh
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Never before had q bishop Of Lea
don's utfe such an array Of noble rslA-
sives ~ has Mrs Tempie. The story
goes that a her wedding. Aftar the
bishop had heea hoonobbinx amid q
Tery cfaSies ot strawberry leaves. some
ons came forward and said /: BisAop,
doat think yoa've been intrudaeed 70
yoQf nsw eouzin. the Daks OF -
what qaoth Dr.. fempis. ID amsze-
meat. a. be vas being conveyed axAy,
. mere dakes r Mira Tempas u nises
10 she Duke az Dsspnshire. ARA cousin
% he Duke Of Sutherland, and frst
cousin By marriage % The dakss Of
Fssinaear ana APzVn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21

Nav Hougsl-F. W.. wosaaman. .
nssnAais q this city. has Just CON
slsd fes hiaaself a hoase % shs corner
. NxsA sad lAerry streets The strne-
= t6x8 Feet IN slze, tee stories
- vita lAseuseni tns full sins Of
~ neuss ssvon and oee hail FEES Ia
~ eiaas. Tbs first aoar ID divided
- frnnt and haek EAfiox, and dina
fnosa eoanecaed b. aiding doors;
k!sehsa, pkntsy and : wide hs,l frcsn
sss1 srscsinl aiRht Of Winding stairs
. tee ol,per nss, walsh ID divided
-. - sasif hrsss bed roaEns. every one Al
$3.50 lzs rieects hsth room. lasatars
- sAsef sinsel The hatiainG 10 PISS
- aad llntshed IN red wocd. There
ssfhnaAs On A0sh the nrst and csc
aafA The building presents q
sakns aE4earanoes and eosa $4,000
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Owing 10 colonial aunexstions daring
ths pass year, Germans. hks Brftons are
now able - ssy the sun nsvsr ssss 10 the
6erman smpirss
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WASHINGTON.


:. MAsanoroS. March ~ James ID.
feftss. Of Tennessee. Assistant score
~ 81 STALE; gohn ID. @. Atkins. Of
ssnnessse, Commissioners Of Indian
Aifais.
Csnarussttsas.
Martin N. Montgomery, Of Michigan.
e Oommissionsr Of patents; Milton j..
uuEhAn, CT ksntueky. ~ First Comp-
uellst ef tee Treasury; Malcolm Hay.
g fsnnaylvaitia, ~ First Assistant
seetmssser 0ttserai. Joseph X. kyAn. of
Nesaas. - Cotnsr Of the Mint, at Car
s1es Wul. 0oFfard. Of Nevada, as Super.
a.saasnt Of tile Mint a. Carson City.
ssN. q Atktns Of Tennessee. ~ Com
easaafonsr % Indian Affairs; Jas. ID.
EexieFs 81 Tennessee. a. Assistant See
eesasy lek State
Ne Feaaaaftes.
tAtrs is DO foundation Ger the state
nse1 thai Prssddent Cleveland has 10
Sassisa hinisier Merton 10 remain a
NE New Cesauaissssner % InaermaI
nevenae.
~. Miller, The newly appointed Com
hasiener Of Internal Raseo ne. enssred
1eea The discharge al kis duties this
nesninR. Hs was the recipient o.
NSnS callers. and during tie day re
- al the pxineipsl eftieera Of ths
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21
FOR SALE.
GAO ACRES OF LAND

One mile from Renten. three-quarters of
q mile from Cedar River Railroad fine
body Of land: easy cleared /; IS per acre /;
big bargain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-21

Cocoed me. last evening. p1rszan. TO
Az fresent-His Honor the Nayor,
sonn Leary, and CoQncilneu Eorthup.
snyder, fssier. Latiner aaa Rirshart'