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National Republican., 1885-11-30

Handkerchiefs
for Everybody.
We sh all continue the
Grand Holiday Sale Of La
dies, Children, and Mems
Handkerchiefs througho ut
the coming week, with many
additional attractions.
We cannot too strongly i'm
press upon your mind that
here Linen Handkerchiefs
are "all linen" and nothing
but linen; palmer still, there
is no cotton in our stock Of
Handkerchiefs. Don't forget
this.
(First Floor-second on the Rightly
WOODWARD & LoTHROP.
From the entire stock we
single out for special men,
ton a new arrival in Short
Wraps, viz:
Fine Black Boucle yisltes, Japanese sleeves, ele-
tion In shape and finish, all sizes from 80 to AZ,
Only 1880 each.
Our "N o v city" Black
Goods are especially worthy
your examination.
(First Floor-I.ast on the Lett
WOODWARD & L0THR0P.
Lace Department Bargains.
We have succeeded in Sc
curing more of the White
and Cream Grenadine Veil
ing; also in cardinal, navy,
dark green, and black; IL C
per yard.
4-inch wide Imitation Russian Lace for trim
ming sorim Curtains, zoe per dozen yards Very
cheap and pretty.
Corduroy Neck Ruching,
a new idea, in these combi-
nations: white and gold, black
and gold, brown and gold,
navy and gold, and cardinal
and gold. The low price
(3oc per yard) makes them
doubly attractive.
For balls, receptions. par
ties, &c, we offer an elegant
assortment of Oriental, Span
ish, and Escurial Lace
Flouncings, and Silk Lace
Nets, Beaded Lace Nets,
Beaded Dress Fronts, Real
Duchesse Laces, Cold Silk
Illusions, and no end Of Neck
Ruchings, &c. We think we
have displayed most excellent
judgment in making these
selections, and feel satisfied
an examination will meet
your every expectation.
| (second Floor-Take the ElcvaiorJ
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
Lovers Of Fine Laces will
be glad to hear that we have
secured from the bankrupt
sale of M. c. Warren & Co.,
New York, a line Of Hand
made Beaded Lace Strips,
one meter (I% yards) long,
which we have marked at
more than IS per cent. less
their real value; elegant
goods.
s1,sl.25, $3.50, s1!75, and s2 per strip.
We specially note one pat.
tern in white at $I.25 peryd.
From the same sale we
offer:
10 Black Hand.run Chenille Escural FiChus
which are usually sold at 90 each,
| ONLY $500 EACH.
tseeOnd FloSToTGks Sgod Take the Eleyator;l o,
Ladies and Men, your at
tention is called to the follow
ino finely tonics in Cloves
which should meet with vour
consideration:
button 1.ass s9E o9cIn TMr k4 hAPESs a5ss cream .,
lavender pink a6S oSly y9!s ase par sr1s sail S
good aGss aass sGSi'SP ali Cream White Suede Gloves
Ladies' 4sa.,qS %ssSS' PSI SrsSs and Dressed KID
''''''' HI ''''' 'pa%'' only Zoe per pair.
Mani. ,.,n,,oI MEMS T;S s,oGl. GLOVES, ., .,,,..
| only so and 7bc per pair
National Republican., 1885-11-30

SEATS are selling rapidly at Ellis & Co.'S for
the Bschof concerts.
National Republican., 1885-11-30

And sell clothing only. Eiseman Bros, cor
eth and Z; Mandatory, ii South Howard ST.
Rnltimorp
National Republican., 1885-11-30

Nows your time. Pianos tuned. j. +. Lucas,
515 Ninth street. Twenty years experience.
National Republican., 1885-11-30
WEAK, NERVOUS
INVALIDS

and others Seeking Health,
strength, and Energy, are
advised to send for "The
Electric Review q large
illustrated journal, pub
lished for free distribution.
1t treats on health, hy-
giene, physical culture,
and medical subjects, and
is n complete encyclopedia
Of information for suffer-
ing humanity afflicted with
nervous, exhaustlng, and
National Republican., 1885-11-30

III You Have
Clothing in view, call to see the enormity of
our stock Eiseman Bros the most prominent
clothiers and tailors, cor. 9TH and streets.
National Republican., 1885-11-30
Rev. DIR. Huntley's views.

TICKETS for the Congregational course of
concerts for sale at Ellis Il Co.'S.
National Republican., 1885-11-30

s Please call early in the morning convenient "Openng
terminates Wednesday, Dec. g. at p. m.
National Republican., 1885-11-30

WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
Boston Dry Goods House,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
92l PEENA. AVE. 0l2 d STREET
National Republican., 1885-11-30
sSITED sSTHS5AF1R FaK BAB E S

Containing no min
eral or other injurious
ingredient, II Is en-
tirely harmless for In
fants or children ofall
ages, and is equally
effective for grown
persons.
TROPIC-F LAX
FItINFNN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29
rArkR Fxea sawsrsr.

A Vermont pewspaper, the RatlAnd
iDst4s Herald. Is entirely printed on pa
,ser made from sawdust. the product Of
iar. Pond's roller pulp machine. by
which savdust, shavingS chips and
pieces Of wood can be made With great
iapidity into pulp of clear hne nber.
This machine will also manipulate the
ssocks Of GOTTEN, sugar cane.wild hemp,
sec., at the rate OF from tvo to three
tons OF dry pulp per dien. The result
ing pulp Is far superior to any other
form of wood polp. because the tiber u
preserved intact and the cellnlose is left
with il, giving it great strength, soft
sess aud pliability. TIE tensile strength
rrr square inch Of newspaper, which
contains from 50 30 IS per cent. Of
eruand wood pulp, Is from pounds To
ls pcunds- and stands test of ~
pounds 10 the square inch, showing that
II Is much ssrsnGaF than paper made
ftom one third rags. As all kinds OF
papsr can be made ffom this pnlp With
out the addition of rags. cotton OF iute.
Il can be manufactured at = reduction
OF fron % 10 90 per cent. OF the present
cyst. The unhleached pulp is also use
fiii for wrapping paper. and IL equal IN
asloF and strength 10 the best MANILA
The woods moaa adapted 10 the prccess
are the sofa woods. s1eh as Spruce, ar,
piine. poplar aud hemlock. ths latter
making the strongest hber, being quite
sttaAl 30 jnte IN strength Besides the
manufacture of pager, the prfp san Also
b, utilized fcs woodware, sacA 80 pAtls.
barrels and maaldinga.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29
xrAcK DIAMOND.

fbs Bach DiAmooa Company is busy
- ouesins their nainss, employing
-, % miners The stope on IA" u
- tio fest. On "I2' the stope Is
- 80 feet. zsd in q short time gang
,.,s vii bs ran east and Hest. In a
-, O, nsonths coal will to esnine
-, these mines IL, earnsst--tjco 70 SO
,oaa day.
T. gotss, the Superintendent, i
..ssnO srsas psie.s in making hin little
- "A ulessant and giebtly NJ possible.
-. hotsl built by toe company is now
= a. bl.s;. j. Is. Bangs has cnaERe Of
!. .nd aims 20 DO all 10 his power not 10
- sxeel,ed hy any botel 10 any mining
- ryp Inc lsOast. tie v1il also catair
= r. transient public more than Is
s.nslly the oa,se IN such t0Sns.
4. II. King. we'll knswn IN seattle, is
vah Mr.. Bangs ia the management CT
neIaoehlia q Jones have the stopb,
ytieh. 81 co1gfse, il the only one inerli-
Dr. u. kalIOcb. formerly Of this
s;ty. d tbs resident physician. As his
.,S:ssal datios are not very ardaOas, he
!. able % keep the camp pretty we'll
s.uoIie& with trout, which ars quite
n,sa,ifEI In Lake Jones, very pretty
sssls luody al water within = stones
Ihtox Of the tovn.
The soxn Ii laid out very nicely int1
,,ss s0Ki25 ftet, and streets running
ia some regularity. TheHe lots viii
1. Ieassd 10 parties for term Of years,
q b improved az the lesseea see ht.
Mr.. Jones, in answer 70 Q qneEy re-
,sraina tue cleanliness Of the camp,
rsaarked: "Yes, sir; intend keeping
M part OF 1t clean, and shall see thar
ofhsfs do the same" "fou might find
sons OF your people, Mr. Jones, moi
ysfy particular In this matter" They
sill soon learn, for it Is nay intention toi
ksye this camp clean one, and thosti
sho will NOS Keep thsir lots IN order
sill do Il for them az their expense"
P.H. Ogilba lie the civil and mining
engineer, and ii q tiptOp fellow. he
dos all In his power to make the sight
scr thoT0aga miner IN one trip around
the place.
!. A. Lefenre is making = topo-
gfaphieal survey Of all the property
bslonging TO the company, and as much
more as is necessary 10 make a complete
sh0wing Of the actual and prospective.
Il bshooyes the seattle nine 10 be up
and doing, !ot the Black Diamond boys
sill soon organize and put themselves
n shape 10 give the bsseballists Of the
Vueen City a lively snssle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29
DTLL ASB LIvEIs TewSs.



4 Walla Wsila paper says: Drummefs
inform Ds that Seattle il the dullest
and Tacoma the liyslisst place On the
Sound.
This u easily explained People here
realize tha. this - a dull season, and
that little can be done. no matter hoz
much effort is made. With that view
they have for months past been con
daeting q quiet, steady, safe business.
They have bought Only what they eoald
pay for, have built and improved no
more than there was sstaal ell for.
have been paying old debts instead OF
contracting reE ones, and have bSsR
getting ready for a bigger aud better
business IN the futare- In ooussqasnse.
there have been few or 40 failures, and
u nas been unnecessary for our citizens
10 ay 10 yie.oria.
In Tacoma, on the contrary. thsy have
bought, borrowed and doomed all in
their p1yer. Rents and expenses have
gone up beyond the ability Of the people
10 paw. Money has been a. scarce there
as here aud elsewhere. Taxes have gone
unpaid. Failures have been numerous,
and flights to Victoria many. .storss
have been closed by creditors. and cold
cut BY the s1erff or assrgnsos. 10 none
OF the leading towns of The Territory
has there bes1 a more desperate condi-
tion ct Affairs than in Tscoma SEATTLE
hopes to be excused from such life
- has been painfully manifested 10 Ia
eoms since the opening Of the new year
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

HKx tSIrAH.-A gentleman Who was
on beard the steamer City Of Qaincy
whsn she went 10 the relief OF the
sseaaeF Daisy. which was reported
sank in tfe Skagis river. said b rep
rssentative Of this journal when ve
reached The Daisy we foand she had.
after being snazsed. been run oa =
sARd bar. and tRsleaa OF beinG saub.
her gaAras were cat Of water soft
pAten vAs prepared and snored over
the hale IA hsx bottom. aft wAieh the
removal Of TIE water fFem her hall BY
means Of sypAons wSs an easy task.
A. soaa - the water cas- tAke1 cut abe
aaAtea. and was bro1ght 10 Seattle and
.,laeed % q eridirun IN the northern
cart Of iowa. where the ininrsd plAnks
have besz plaeed By new onee. snd the
Daisy Is hsrself agAin.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29
LeeK HIRE

We have on hand the largest and best
stock % late designs Of vail paper in
the market, watch We are selling At
rFices lower than the lowest. Ais3 .
large stsek of vindov shadings, shich
we will pat up sn short notice without
extra charge. We viii do plain Papef
hanging far twenty oests per do1hle
roll, less than any other house In the
city. Decorating. kalsomining and
painting dome on short notice al CORES
pnndine rates. Casnfry orders prompt
fy fiied and satisfaction guaranteed.
Give us a call. W. T.. STAxLEY,
asdsiw iol5 Ffent street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

RHcxFrros or SKv II. l. BkrEs AND
Bans. Tie residence Of Mr., q. O.
sllorey, GA Third street, vas ilied
Friday evening With members Of Ply
mouth Churul. and other friends Of Ar.
Bates. The occasion was q welcome 10
NrA Cora Nichols Bates Who coeaes
frnUa her home IN Portland 10 Be the
life esnsoft 0f their belosed pastor and
friend. The evening was made pleas
aElt hy nnmeeurs selections Of vocal and
iass ssruuental music. The psFformers
w,srr Mrs Chnrchill. Miss shoFey. Miss
Ss,s;e Brewster. Miss BarFowss y 4.
Rswman. l. J.. CelsaAn. X. = Stsvens.
q, W. CrAns and Dr. Churchill During
saa cvantns Rev. J. \. DAmon sispped
into the pssxiar and 10 q neAi spescA
presented abe hapvy eoapls 8 token Of
frienaship eoasssting Of . heavily esn
hrsidered crazy qailt. Ths a&rxtn
w,ls ef rieA coiored plush and The center
v,,s he fantastic designs usual IN .
ssFasv" aailf. The werk vas done by
tht voanx ladies Of the church and
askkss a very pretty ke<psAkee TIE
raeuns wses All decorated With aassrs
and hazal designs and the reeeptaon VISA
hearty one entirely enjoyable 10 Al
pRt@znss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

ID order that all may have a oppor-
tunisy TO travel dariag the present hard
times, the D. K. & n. Company has re
daced the fare from Sesttis 90 Victoria
or any point on the > md 70 one dollar.
The travelling public will please bear
this in mind. The Emns Hayward.
North Pacific and George E. Starr si!l
carry passengers to or from Seattle 10
any point for OBe dollar, and tie Idaho
on the Whatcom route wih continrs 30
carry passengers 20 any port for % cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29
emEaP FAEE TO vuerexIA.

Hereafter the steamer Evangel. H. r.
Beecher, master, will leave Yesler's
wkarf AT 4 a. m. every Monday morn
ing for Victoria, sia Port townsend,
carrying passengers for 81 and freight
at redarSd pFiess- ketarnine. she Will
leave Victoria on Saturdays at Ii a. N,
for Port Townsend and Seattle, arriving
here at p. n. Full information can
be obtained by applying 70
fel9 Gao. II. E0sTKR. Yesler's Wharf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

The Xse SgssRs sSslsesss@s ~ ": =.
Rstyd 4 Cas- are especially adapted 10
every day wants of the trade. inesadanR
every Dssirahas Asse1s ~ sAs Ae.sszsS,
and asefal aEfieles persAinEne 30 exsry
wssl asserted Lsalssaf asa sssNts' fsT-
nklaiss 6eszfs stoek. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29
Resolved 60 Contest q

SALT LAKE, March 2s.-At a meet
ing Of prominent citizens representing
the different parts Of Idaho Territory,
held at Haley today. il Was unani-
moasly resolved to contest the validity
Of the act OF the Idaho Legislature pro-
vidinR for the issae by the Territory of
bonds to the mount OF 5000 for the
construction of capitol buildings at
Boise City, ON the ground that il is not
within the seope OF tine authority Of the
Legislature, being under the exclusive
control of the Federal Government
Legal proceedings will be commenced
at once
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

a.. Seos = AL your mosisy b yoa
I 49,! ~ = deadf Spsnd an@ dollar fnx
- g swamp Angels RheamAtte
80 sAa add tive pears 10 ysar lssa
nhSlglu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29
EDGAR BaYAs, Secretary.
Seattle. March "a, 1885.

Upon its face the proposition of the
Union Company appears 10 be the
lower Of the two. An investigation,
however. will show that the Spring HUI
bad Is the lower Putting in, or adjust
ing. she hydfants costs SIS apiece.
This, under its arrangement With the
,,ity, the Spring Hill Company does at
its own expense. The other company
calls upon the city 20 undertake that
expense. IL, however, eders free wa
ter for SIX months. Tits. at 81 20 q
month demanded by the Spring Hill.
will Amount 10 Ht5. Looking at II Ia u
lsscaniarY light alone. the Sprina Hill
proposition is sic cheaper for each plug
for tue first six IN ontha after watch the
two propositions are the same.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

I.ssaiSs. eAA a. The fashionable niLltn-
sry rarloxs o9 0xxsroS RaOsL for sza
hsts ana ehil1rsn's hassL -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

A&sRsFAisaEESF.--0n next Thursday
Apss Piyznoata Literary aud SscsAl
ss.e sai give assaheE Of its Interesting
sssssnsaa sAa conzreeAtiog Church.
-. .ostosing nauses appearing in the
As@ ahentsAnL assurance az sncsess.
~ ChuFehill and Mrs. Sherwood.
snistei Mr.. seevenS. a. veusdiss;
y, ". Crane. a. q hunaorssa. and
-. kisa Nhtt,a ~ q writer. add
~ @SszN 10 ihe .iscasion that exnnos
- Msesi With snsausiassts aprF,sola-
TIE sAteci Of this sahHtAinInenl
saa&e Hsensy fok The piano fand al
Saeaeey. AdmisziOn. sA csntA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

Roman Hat Sashes If superior txilled
silk--ons and q half inches long and ten
inches Eide-the latest styles at STAcK-
POOL, JACKSON 4 Co.'S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

nsAs--ou April fsth. Phillips
Ne poeaiaf dealers in stoves and
aA WI Fsinovs thsir stock az
sshe he new hsiuk biosk bei5Hg.
- AannsS, ca the eoFnasr Of Froat
- usanmhaA ssrusss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

WILL pLEAsEp.-fn speaking OF the
sisit oG Cester Post, 10 Seattle, the Ia
s.nss Ledger says; Yesterday the Grand
stray boys Nere found in groups here
saa there discussing the events OF the
dzy 10 tsne universally complimentary
q the Handsome reception rendered
Asm BY Stevens Pest. From the time
he hrsi salute was fred when the boats
hase In sight Of Seattle. until they
boarded the boats 20 rasnrn home, the
esaiile pe0ple did not leave q stone un-
issnea that wosId In any way add 10
- pleasure and comfort OF their
kassss. Casser Post was expecting q
sand good time, but the supreme style
10 which they were received wAs bsyond
anything they had been prepared for.
special praiss is bestowed By both the
O A. 4. and the Ladies Relief corps
q Ne coffee furnished and Talie BY
ssptain Geo. D. Hill, of the Seattle
haek
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

I'VE Lass NEw9kpKh.-A no.e from
sSsefmafs Brothers. dated Hoqaiasa,
Aa'sh siaA, brings ss this information
ths Grays Harber .Netrs has been
rso.ldatsd With the Chehalis lsfetts.
- hAnk you for your valuable sx.
sashse. and here that the fosr-lsTxI
assa xsii nourish touK and nnceaasne-
Y fhe Fsssfts IL Published Al Mon
a.'sA ne chief town Of the county
~ papes Is quite eRough in Chsealis
& n.ys and the people will do wsli 10
eiale tie enc remaining. the pab-
ea q which, Ne believe. mag b
aaed upon 10 give them full sAlns
~ noney received.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

Ihe FIRST series Of Chaatauqua enter
kinmsnts AZ the University closed Fri
day evening. Professor U. r. Lee de-
hysred a carefully prepared and highly
Interesting lecture ON the Orators Of
Greece. The Professor holds that
nsH are aot born orators, and that
genius Is simply another name for un-
sirine industry faithful Applieation and
Q determination TO surm1unt all dim
eultiea. Thess qualities were happily
combined In Dem0sth6rles. Who. In
spite OF natural defects which be hSd to
overcome by constant practice, has
never been successfully rtvailed IN ora
tory. Professor q. B. JOhnson's sub
isos was " Carbon and It's Compounds" "
He spoke at length upon the various
forms under which carton is found 10
nature, Of the saTbouic oxides aud she
hydrocarbons.
The next series will open Friday
sseRing. April Sd. With lecture by
Rev. j. A. Ward, of Tacoma, his sab
isct being Thought aud its Chariot"
With view 10 filling the chapel on the
occasion, holders Of tickets will be- en-.
tsled 20 bring friend. IL is 10 be
Aoped thai every ayailable scat will DO
hken, In order that the lecturer shall
sot return 70 bis home with the i'm
pseasion that Seattle is dese rtsd. Leo
taFes will follow on every successive
Friday. the course closing ON the sth of
Nay. All who attend these lectures
ssll, however, hs entitled 10 The use OF
he library until the LIST Of July. Tick.
sls are now out and may be obtained
ifem any Of the University professors
saa members Of ths Executive Com
nitiee. DO nos put OF securing your
uaksts until they are all sold.
joifN q. SuNpBKno, See. Ex. Com.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29
JOSIAH COLLINS, JR,
Manager Spring Hill Water Co.
Seattle, w. T.. March q. 1885.
FROM THE UNION COMPANY.

To ne Hon. Mayor alsd City CoaaeH of
tss CHg Of SEATTLE. ". T. The under
signed, the Union Water Co.. hereby
tender TO the city of Seattle the free use
of the present supply Of water in their
mains for term of not to exceed six
months from this date, conditioned that
the said city, at lis own expen u. fur
nish and pat in, AS soon as Il mag think
proper, ten OF less number of fire
plugs, to use until such time as the said
water company shall have completed
the additional improvements which said
company Is now making 10 increase its
sappiy OF water. RRd also the facilities
for advantageously usisg the sams to
suppress conhagrsiions and the fur
ther conditions are, that by the accept
anee of this proposition that the said
city obligatas itself 20 furnish and ad-
Just 10 said water esmpanY's mains not
less than ten ffe plugs, all Of which
shall be north Of PiRe street in said
city. and pay said company the same
rate as u nov. or shall hereafter be paid
80 any other company or companies,
with equal facilities. for the use OF priv.
ilege 10 use water from said eompany's
mains. ID. L. DENNY.
President Union Water Co.
EDGAR BnYAS, Secretary.
- A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

ia BIDS WILL BIZ RE
- -ceixed for the steamer susie.
= twin propeller, 81 feet keel Is feet beam,
u feet depth OF hold. feet draft, a. tons
register carries under deck six daysfuei
and wAter four years ole and adapted 70
general passenger freight and towing
tAftlc. Address owner, CAPT. W. II.
kLl.Is. tor S23 Seattle. mas I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29

OEficERs AND MKNHsRs. Foil,wing
~ lat Of names comprising the mem
ssrshlp Of Washington Ledge Ne. l6,
knieAss Of Pythias. organized at utsa-
aay on Saturday evening, March 2lst.
y dslsgations from Seattle aud What
IN; jesse L. Belyea, z. C.; Peter
nsesnp. G. O.; Robert T. Greenlov, v.
Z GeorIe W. billings, Pralate; Cbas.
. Neses. X. of X. 4 3; Niles D'jorup,
~ q = ChRs. +. Johnson, NJ. Of F.;
saas l Jaeksuil. NJ. at A.; James Z.
.eets ]. g.; Chss. A. Williams, q. g.;
seea ElnArssn, John p. Larsen, Joan
stiisou, John :. bay. Clareiiee Y. Hall,
sssass Lasghrey, Kenneth Mckenzie
~ Albert Il. Rosell.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-29
The canadian Pacific DIairuItie..

SEw YoBK. March ga Mon real
special reports that the Canadian Pa
cine has sent an ultimstum to the Gov
ernDsnt az Ottawa to the sffsct that il
AID Is no. given, further construction Of
the road will bs suspended. Sew u mil
Ion dollars OF ths oompany's papsr will
mature between nov and Cext June,
and the company has no money 80
inset il.
la AiEsrrs, the Government papsT,
SAVE today that II the Government does
not aid the olmpany the result will be lit
tie short Of a national disaster. The
Government fears to advances anything
more for fear Of defeat IN the House.
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NEx Yosk, March 3s.--Money. easy
al ! per cent prime paper, 4sd5 ex.
change bills dali 81 S4ct3I; demand.
<ts6At.
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All Modern Improvement.

Slsnahsa n lie vcEy oezser 81 tie citg
csnvezkent - a. rMilnoa1 EtastensA zaer-
can1tie koasest mia ezG
TAhie and &krsa4ance unsurpassed
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CITY wATER sIPPLY.

At the special meeting Of the CiIy
Council last Friday night, two bids
were presented for supplying the city
With water for FIRE e1tiBeuishinR pur-
poses. One was from the Spring Hill
Company and the other from the Union
Water Company, the two propositions
reading As follows:
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SEATTLE. W. IT, SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 30 1885

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