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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06
ORDNANCE 30. $50.

To amend section u Of Ordinance No. sai
The city Of Seattle does ordatn - fol-
lows;
SECTION |. That section Il Of Ordnance
No. 3lt be and the same is hereby amend
ed 20 as TO read as 70 lows. towit:
Sectio II That when the taxes are L.
We'd Asd assessed rs provided IN section
10 OF this Ordnance. the Clerk shall forth
with make out . tax TO / and IL must be
alphabetically arranged. As in said sssess-
mtAt roll: and il shall also contain des-
eription Of the real estate - in said as-
scssment roll and il shall also contain q
column showing the total valuation Of
real estA e and a column sho wing the total
valuation OF all personal property; and
also columns showing the amount and
character Of tax. opposite each persons
name % said tar roll levied and assessed
As herein before provided 70 Be collected
from scch persons ard " shall also con-
taln q column showing the aggregate
amount az ali taxes charged on the valas-
tian Of ell property assessed 70 each per
son named IN the sss1ssmenE roll when
said tax roll Is CON pleteo the Clerk shall
certify the same. and he must deliver &
farthwiiA 70 the City TREASURER and
charge said Treasurer with the amount Of
tax due On said tax roll an I thereafter.
until said tA1ea shall hccoAe delinquent,
the same may be paid 20 the City Treas
arer as provided By lAw: Provided.
however. That no tax shall be satisfied
and paid otherwise than By she payment
Of the same IN lawful mSIney Of the
United States.
sec. 2 That the original ssctiun II Of
said Ortinanse No 81, be and the same
10 hereby repealed.
sec. 4 Thsl tbs Ordinance shan take
effect and be In force - the exptrstion Of
ssxe aAys Afhsr tho same ahan have been
pa0lf shed-
Passed b. the Common CoaRc2 Of the
ely Of seAffl :. January Z issA
Approped January =, tss&.
JOHN LxARY. Mayor.
Rile6 January 8 lsSA
Puelixhed IannaFF & lsas
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The officers recsBtly elected by Queen
City Lodge. Knights of PyEhias, we're
duly installed al the Lodge room on
Sunday evening. a. follows: H. Hag-
2ernsker. C. C.; r. d. Brown, " c.;
Frank W. Clayton. Prelate W. g. No.
nald, Master Of EEohe4ueE j. p. Nc
ClslIan, Master Of Finance C. 4.
Brewster, X. of Il. and s.; j. g. Haines,
NJ. Of A.; e. A. Gardner, ]. c.; c. d.
C0vdsr, O.G.
After the installation, Mr. Baylis, re-
firing Chancellor Commander, was pre-
seutsd, on behalf Of the members Of
the Lodge. with a gold chain and
charm In the shape Of badge Of the
Order. ". q. Ronald vAs selected to
make the presentation, and in doing 50
be spoke ~ follows;
Chancellor Com Badlsdsp and Offers -
While sm chosen to represent large
circle Of friends, do not feel qualified
for the occasion yet under this head
il In mete and proper to manifest due
appreciation Of merit and duty. Among
the many noble and true spirits of our
brotherhood, / think the members of
this Lodge but echo my sentiment vhsn
l say that in my opinion not one brother
who wears the plane of true knight
hood IL more deserving OF recognition
for faithfulness than Qasen City's re-
firing Master at Arms. Will the Chan
celior Commander please request
Brother Baylis to come forward and re-
eeive = token Of friendship and esteem
from his many trlends. Brother Bay-
liz. your many friends in this Lodge,
recognizing your good qualities of head
aud heart. and appreciating your faith.
fuluess az q worker In the cause, feel
most happy to present 10 you this token
of our sincere personal regard and
iriendship. Thoagh only a little thing,
We hope you will Accept 1t 10 the spirit
Of r., G. and b.. and that wherever fate
may east yoar lot. and amid whatever
darkness or troubles thai may veil your
mind, you will ever look upon this little
menaento Ia the full realization thai
somewhere in this vide world are
hearts whose friendship Is as sincere
and lasting a. this metal and We know
that With every glance Of yoor eye upon
this little gifts yeur memory will revert
10 this scene. laid In Queen City Castle.
on the night Of January I, 1875, and We
bid you at such q moment 70 assure
yoarSsH that our remembrance is still
Rs bright as these beautiful links.
Immediately after the presentation
the members and officers enjoyed a
banquet, which Was gotten up in the
most approved style.
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Tss0ueITRo THANKS.

Oar thanks are doe n the pso7gfs-
tors % the seattle Pas7 IEzKLLf0zScsss
for their daily - an sxehsugs. ASIDE
fnJr1 ia politics Es admire sne RI o
ezcas il gives tie news and tres 70
make money. Il il no particular d;s-
credit 70 is tcs. is sid IS sP8cs - re
oolnzn daring the Esee1S eaDpas2s-
Lsxyers and pslisisian= seI tse pro
191ts q their brain and enerEy u TIE
tiyhess Bidder either for cash Or pssr0n
age. Whv shozId a Dswspzpsr &c s1
p@etsa 70 harp TIE PRAISES OF Ton, Iack
and Harry witnozs rsEs2ssrsft9a- nos
that The heat 9f the campaign Il over:
we czn zEoFd 10 give tie csyii nis dSe.
TksSrs IL DO f1rfhsr Ind1neunsnt 20 lIe
about things RsSsyslly. The PoST IL
TELGIgExcKKH busine@@ principles pre-
dominated over its Rsp1biiczoism 10
the soppqFt % voorhees,, bot y y
RoOc Newspaper, nsverthslsss-
The above dsliests ba, d1bsOos essna-
pliment appeared in the Wnzseon hs-
szfls xk0rt time ago Il VS. not no
tieed in Oas eolunns a. the tine, ss u
vas considered useless to offer cor
rection % : fzlsebOOd prompted not so
rzneh By ign0rznes - BY malice. The
Rsrei1t knew that the statements which
IL soszht 70 circulate bad been dsnie d
by the Posi- iSTKLLIsEScER, yet It took
occasion 10 repeat them. while osseHsi-
by thanking ns for favors rendered.
OF coarse, il Was useless 10 take any
notice Of 50 purely malicious rnisstass-
msnt. As the article has been copied
and commented upon By other papers,
however, il may be veil 70 state for
thar beneft that tbs Regsalis published
IL, knowing that the charges whieh il
contained had been repeatedly denied,
and having no authority whatever for
reitera,inR them. Another denial will,
Of course. have no more effect upon the
Rersflie than did ibs first bat our more
hopest neighboFs in Publishing the
charges will hereafter couple With them
COR anequivocai denial.
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A NKw PAPEB- The Star announces
the probable starting Of another even
los paper in Seattle, TO be called the
Bsilsfis, in about two weeks. Ii will
particularly epdeavor TO represent the
conservative business element. 0ut-
side it u understood the new paper will
be issesd frem the Star office, and pos
sibly may succeed that journal. The
daily newspaper field 10 an ample one
fer the permanent investment Of a very
large amount Of money. FROM which no
return can ever be received. and the
nes venture will have charmed life II
il does NOE draw heavily upon the
purses of its friends before attaining
the period Of self support. Every daily
newspaper yet published IN this city,
except the old IsisliigssqsT and the
present Posi- IsTKLLIeESCER, has been
pecuniary failare.
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ORDINANCE No. e33.

To amend section of Ordinance No. &c
The City Of Seattle docs ordAin as fol-
lows:
SECTION l. That section OF Ordinance
No. 20. Of the city OF seattle, entitled
An Ordinance to license. tax and regu-
late theatrical shows ami other public ex-
hibittons aud amusemesats, be and the
same is hereby amended TO read As fol.
lows:
Sec. /. Ali theaters. shows and other
exhi eittens and public anusements shall
be licensed and taxed az follows: Every
concert or theater for one day. IS: fer one
week, SIS: for one month. SIS for three
months. $50. and at the name rate for aay
longer per Cd Every skating rink for
three months. sl0. or at the same rate for
any longer period. Every circus, for each
day. so. An other shows and exhibitions
and puslic anu .ements AZ the rates here
in prescribed for theaters and con- erts.
-ec. Z Thzt this Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from aad after the
expiration OF i've days after the same
shall have been published.
Passed by the Common Council OF the
city 81 Seattle the ID day Of January, 1885.
Approved b. ne the % day Of January.
JOHN LEARY. Mayor.
Filed January Z ISIS.
L. 3 OSBORNE, Clerk.
Published January 1881
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rHE Argus.

There IL 50 much truth and sense in
the following, from the Port Townsend
.Ars.ts Concerning itself. and 50 much
that is applicable here and elsewhere,
that we reproduce il entire
Tbs Argas. In Wishing its many read
ers q happy rev year, takes occasion to
remark that the bedrock of dull times
hAs undoubtedly been reached. and that
1885 PROMISES TO be much more pros
Porous than its predecessor. We have
done - well by our patrons as the times
would warrant. and should more liberal
support be accorded rs in the future.
iss effects will be visible AZ once in the
increased value Of the paper. We have
parsaed the even tenor of our way while
shrea opposition papers have risen.
struggled brief period each, and gone
to the wall. A year ago, when the last
of these vas iast starting, we remarked
that the field would Afford short pasture
fer two publications, and that u would
be better for the town TO support one
vigorous paper than 90 ssArve two TO
death. Oar remarks may have bean
Thought selfish at that time. bot their
wisdsm has bean fully demonstrated.
DC ttftfH H8a Du1At = 0rA&cl kfHthSI N0au
either of its predecessors, the argas has
favored rather than fought IL. When
another paper can Be maintained here
hsitimAtely ve shall welcome lt. As 10
IA. our business men patronise their
horne daily tor local news. and send
abroad for papers that bring them sels-
graphic dispatches. It wouid crafty
ME qaits ~ maca ~ 10 would them 20
furnish thsss dispatches At home, and
ws shall make bold strike this year
foe the necessary support. When Ne
began publication Of the Dstiiv ATaas
two and bali years AGO there Gas nos
newspaper man In the Territory xho
ttoaGht il conld succeed our patrons
we're told that shey could have a good
a paIkr - they woald support; and the
pledge has been faithfully kspa, until
the little daily has become q real neces-
sfty 60 the town. Nov. ws rep~at,
friends. yoa can have tue dispatches
pahlnsht q AZ home II you ars willing 10
pay for thepn we o2nnot do the work
and stand the expense too. Plsigins
our intestson TO do our level best dur.
ina the coE8in9 year, and hoping the
same NAV be ope Of peace and prosper
~ 10 ali. we Agatn saw, Happy New
Year Let IS all resolve that For this
veAr ne will not be Democrats or
Republicans, bat citizens 81 Port Town
send, enxieas only for itS welfare.
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~ POST-INTELLIGEhcER
TaS eEKe,ss saeRT LINE

Tks rrsseni b!Oeksas O. ne .ine %
ths orss,sn Railway ssd Ss'isaI,'n
COMPANY 10 sscalisfiJ anf0rtSHs's '''
"a. O,soo. shorf Line. On Decsssaoer
lat tbs gsion Pacific began FunEins
sars through from Onaes 70 Portland
bv vay Of the Short Linz and the Ore
eco Railway and Navigation Lane from
Huntington. In Iitsss more sesn -"
v~eks sfssrvard came The baoc1''F7e'
s,uoelIing = osnplsss sos0snssou o.
soeratsoua, aud !. has nov b~ef sLFss
vs>ks since q train from the East nas
arrived At PoFti&nd. The saec' Of soeD
an intsrrsption Of business ~o1id Dc
moss disAssrous even on al cd ana
established line. upon s nsT F"9ss'
uu,r,s1, and last bidding for public
favor. however, tee mischief bseO'Dss
.Imo~s frrsparable. Il il dsifA'nf
sooueh 10 gain cattle condolences a. the
ses.. bat 10 gain Is ander sneh eiFe'i1n-
sAnsss s alEaost impossible. botn
saippsrs and passengers will be n'os'
rsluctaps TO make rss Of line which u
opened 20 the public sndsr auspices 20
unfav0rabie.
In visw Of shesa facts, the Union
Pacific officials shsuId make every Ct
fort 70 make tk,sig line independent Of
tea Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company, asd 70 avoid tbs tfesehsrous
route down tie Columbia river. Tbs
rsslts Ia. At fAs hest, most unseriAin
one. Mature seems there 70 have
united all her forces IN one mighty
effort 10 battle the skill Of the engineer.
The natural difficulties Of the country
having besn sssre0tns By the railroad
builder, the operator Of the line must
nov sand prepared for esassisss and
unsnding struggle with the cavalry OF
,ha vhiriuind and the infantry Of the
snOv." Everlasting sind storms charge
up and down the gorge Of The CoiSm-
hia, whirlins Euasses Of sand high N
ait, aud ever threatening 70 bury The
track bsnsath dssert-deln2e, or 70
rsnd II frosn its earth moorings and
fing IL int0 the ssething waters. When
snow. storms Guns, the snow 10 drifted
and piled up BY the ~ind until Ihs work
Of clearing the track Is almost equal IA
that of building nes line. Soeh u
the pressnt route 10 the North Pacific
Coast.
Ia order 20 free their nev branch frJno
ths delays and dangers consequent up
on lie present. connection, the UHIon Pa
sifo stock holders should insist upon its
eosnpietion TO tide water ON Puget
Sound. There are two prsctieaols
routes from Huntington the present ter
misus Of the road. TO the PopGlous dis
triets of Eastern Washington. One fol
lows q reasonably direct line TO the
Northwest; the other. longer bat less
dificnit. follows the Snake river. With
it's line ones pushed into Eastern WaGh-
inaton, ahs Union Pacific would be mis-
YER Of the situation. The Snoqaalmia
Pass, the easiest route through tho Cas-.
eades, renains lnoccupied and open IA
any eonser. To build through IL and
reach some point on Puget Sound would
be soInparaiiusl, easy matter. The
tsrrors Of tbs Columbia gorge would
thsn be- ssrsors no longer. and dissss-
tsoas and loEg-oontinued interruptions
10 traffic. such 90 the present, need no
longer be feared.
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ISuS<IoVs. Nrw Asp REArrIFuI.-ws
hag 10 acknsNledae the recaips Of twa
photographs views OF iSo esuas of
British Colamhia from Mrs. K NAY
nard. photographs artist IN tAis city.
Tbs design Of she large oue h very
beautiful. belRe in The shape OF an AZ.
tsa's pallet. Ga this the beautiful,
hSi1his CHEEKY faces Of oar young FOLKS
sFpeAf. BeAnchinx en- hoth sides are
further tnssaliasenfs Of the youthful
xtaARes, and IA each 81 three csfners Is
. circular figure ecntAining hosts sf
tAAm- THIS Eiss IL oaiy tlxiS ineAss,
yea n this are compFts@d lsdQ views.
Ilhgistuaas Greetiasn Is the smaller
Siew at the same descriptions. In de-
ss2n Is 10 the representation at Q large
aaser go trsm watch hsADch fortA
large leascs, an which are nicely aelia-
saEed similar nG1aeEs Of fhe yezng
idaa- fhe views are fare zorks % ART,
sad sheaid b IN the possession q every
eitazeE--- YArsizrsa $sasaasss.
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TnR sEw YORk sEsAIeRsnHP

Amid she general expectancy In polit-
isal circles conaeqaeu, upon the coming
beginning Of new Standardization, .
eompaFalivsly lanRuid intsres, Is ex-
oitsd by The contest for the New York
SeuAtorship, which becomes vacant by
she FetiFemsn. Of senator Elbridgs H.
Lspham. whose term expires on the 50
Of April next. There are few greater
honors ihan shat OF representing the
Empire s,ta.e in the Senate Of the Tai.
tsd States, bat IL Is remarkable fAns
that The men VIM have worR that honor.
have with few exceptions. been men who
exsrtsd but littIs influence Epon the
Legislation OF policy Of the Nation. The
two gresisst exespsions are, perhaps, the
great bot almost forgotten Silas Wright
sud the late but unlamented Rnscae
Oonlkling.
There ars At present three prominent
Aapifants for the poaition. President
Arthur has LONG been suspected Of de-
sirss In this direction, and his friends
ere nov opsaly nj work for him. The
Frestdeat 81 ins, declared that he
woald nss accept The Office unless 10
came ~ him With thu unanimous etl-
a8rsemens OF ths Republican aem bers
Of the Legislature. he seems 10 have
thoasht bstior Of shis. however, and
may now be regarded - 9 regular can
aidase. Anoahsr candidate Is Levi r..
Morton. tho present. Minister 10 France.
He 10 saan u Rre4t wealth and has
served several tsRas In the Hoase Of
Representatives 10 financial Affairs ha
has LONG been considered an authority.
haviaa II various times been prominent
~ mentioned tof the position Of sscrs-
.ary Of tho Treasury.
The third eAndidais, however. and the
ons Who 10 sneompArahly the most wes-
shy 81 the hbnor, IN William NJ. Eyarss.
I, 10 rarely that q STATE has an oppor.
tanisy Of Esaseting cs~dis upon herself
and adding 10 the dienisy Of the nation.
oil coanoils b. tbs election 10 the Senate
Of inch man. Mr. Evarts has long
stood 81 he head OF the American bar.
He was the leadinR counsel for Press.
dens johnson daring the impeachment
trial He represented bis country A. ito
sounssi beiuFe the Geneva Board OF
Arbitration. He repss~ensed his party
bsfo9N tke Etsetoral Commission Of 1876.
His nass 10 thus associated With the
decisions Of three Of the most remark,
abe tribunals u nssisEn timca He
served fat fur years ~ Secretary OF
ssaass and would hitnz into the senate
. knewie<les Of. ard familiarity With,
our fOFeien affairs, sach ~ h possessed
By faro otAss men, he would Be q
power 10 sh1 senate, aud voaid al ancs
sire 10 Nsw Yosk shs prestige and po-
sisioa ia thar body 10 which she - en-
titled By her tSrssntsa position Amsne
the SEalsA
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The progress d TIE EnxlisA array ~
ward kharso'am 10 pAinfally slow and
nacsstssn, End we're 4 nos Tor bic own
s4sssaoas ssllanstssnstAi Goraea xsald
lenx sTe Tia hare taIisn into tbs hasds
Of the rassSd Arab whs FrspAssies in shs
soaaAn. II Lord wdssasy eaA any uell
deansd plan 0f cAsnp&ign. IL has not yea
dsseiape2 aatfisssaits 70 Be essdsat. and
- far - The pasli0 can 80. he PrepAss
fsnains ulAssee OF TIE Situation. In
vsew cf shsss taess. 10 woeld sssm thai
Goraon and nsa Wellesley sAeaad here
afser he called The tirsi ssldisr Of Eng
lsna.r
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EAxTH sLIpES-The dr4sine out Of
the frost from the sroand daring tie
psss lev days has been the cause Of in.
Vulnerable earth slides. The perpendic-
uiAF banks mAda BY street euss nave
ysEy genefAliy sufsrea, he sidewalks
0slog reoeiFing in every case from . fey
h1adred Es1nds II esEtA 30 rzAry soos
Il vii be sstl for fhess pa-ts1nlastT IL
tsressed 10 80 that ths walks AFe eisan-
81 81 shs earliest data
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oEFIcKEs lSsTALLEp.- Yesterday Sc
attic TypoEraphicAl Union, No. sG3. in
stalled the following officers 10 serve for
tito ensuing sin months; @. 8. Clarke
President y. Il Dempsey, Vice Press
dent; Bertah Brove, Jr., Rscordis z
Secretary; Henry Leland, Financial
SserssAry- Treasurer J. L. Damn ard r.
d. Nadielgh, Board Of Directors Csc =
W. Dunbar, Sergeant ~ AraS
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DRAMATIc REcrTALs--A treat Is In
store for the good people Of Seattle.
Louise Humphrey Smith, the cello
hrated dramatic reader, who has been
detained here by the inelement weather,
has consented 10 give another recital at
University assembly room, on Thursday
evening next. January slh. From an
extensive Tspsrtoiys varied ARd pleas
Ing program viii be selected. OF this
distinguished elocutionist the Esssiag
Trlbaas, Oakland. Cal, Gays: LOUISE
Humphrey smith 10 one Of the most
accomplished, intellectual ana brilliant
ladies' thai has ever appeared before al
audience IN sesthesic Oakland"
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Coon CrsToMKRs--Ths three best
patrons the city Of Seattle has are the
three towns Of Snohomish, Renton and
Pert BlAkeiy. This paper shares in the
general good derived fron these phases,
~ is evidenced By our circulation there
IN To Snohomish City re send no
les than ls& pxpsrs q week. 20 Renton
10 and 70 P0rt BlAkely 299. Quite a
nambsr Of persons in these places take
both DAILx and wKExL1 issues AT
least one-eAlf the papers Ia the Terri
tory Do Hos circulate all told as mAny
papers - we send each week 20 the 0
ihree places alaas.
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Improve Your LAYING Stock.

T HAvEA PEW BROWN LEGHORN
imported stock Brown Legnorn fowls
are the best layers in existence. and any
person keeping fowls FOR eggs should have
this variety. Price. 81 70 IS each trios
two pullets and q cockrell $40.
no22 c. p. STONE
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SEATTLE LODGE No. & !. o. G. T.,
- meets every Monday. al 20 p. M, al
their hall. Front street. Visiting mem
bers always welcome.
JOHN B. DENNY, W. c. T.
w A L w = dali
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Girl Wanted

A GooO GIRL FoR @ ESER AL
n hozs< work good ~a-eS Appay q
Marion street. noF1E ss5s- 81 seen Fo1rfn
and Fifsh. ri5die h01se Jsf .
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K. of a..
WANTED.

TWO OR THREE APPRENTICES TO
l. learn dressmAking. Apply al MRS.
Z. G. MOOEkS. 40 Main street de2s
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Caaias --seo chssrs ~ 50 esnss and
aessFsls ", 7, Rsil@Au 4 Co, Cherry
ssEeet. 90
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II sssan aa,s sake e1e week. boo
nasny will zsAks enis iafsngs
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REJOICE AND Be GLAD

DECAUSE YOU CAN FIND A PLACE
ID in all this Big city where Bargains
may be had in Bedroom Sets. PArlor sets.
Cooking and Heating stoves. Writing
Desks. Sewing Machines. Spring Nat
tresses Bed Clothing. Pillows. Crockery-
ware. Silyerware. Pistols. Breach-loading
Guns. Chairs and fables Of all kinds, both
new and secondhand
We intend for the next 70 days TO sell
below competition pric. q. We are not
hard up. bur want to show the public that
we arc not dead though we have kept
quiet. DO net fail 70 give rs call and see
And 70 those who are inaeoted 10 Us by
long or short accounts, without respect 10
persons. We say. come and settle by jan
|. 1so5. and save EXPENSES OF sait-
kemem Der the old stand. Cherry street.
next to esiers Hall We mean business
de2 IL W. T. PILL Va y s CO.
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of for a Week

THE STEAMER WILDWOOD WILL
i ns ~ffh1rzEl from he Sezfthe. Ia
CONS aud 0lynp5A route during the pres
eat week. CHAS JOHNSON.
Master.
seatrIe- Jan : Isss Jas
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STEAMER SCHEDULE.
PUGET SOUND DIVISION

From Tacoma % Victoria n g, ~
way ports. daily except ssnndkNi 81 IN
frOm Seattle 10 Victoria and vNy p1A
daily texcept Monday :; To h q.
From Victoria 70 TAsona t11 ~
ports. daily except sunday 4 4 q q
From Port Townscnd % T11ms -
way ports. daily lexcrpt sunday = 2
q m.
From Seattle 70 TacuRik dssslg REmE
sunday 81 } pm. and even eag . -
~ m.
Prom Seattle to Olympia and ws p1rn
daily iexcept sunday 81 5 q a.
From Tacoma 70 Olympia All go
COON. daily sexcept Sundagh ~ A.
From Olympia TO Seattle ant Wal pos&
daily texcept sunday a. ! ?. n =.
Prom Tacoma - Seattle. a1J -
.. IA. and D. m.
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NOTICE.

A LII MEMBERS OF THE G. A. p IN
~ this city are specially requested 70
meet Al the Hotel Brunswick AZ - p m
ednesdAy. Jan :. / s. On important
business. J. II Girls - OLD.
" RREe1KES