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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-03-20
NO. 6.
600 ACRES OF LAND,

covered with white pine, spruce and white
oak timber. and underlaid with coal. iron ore
and fire clay. Water fall II feet. Steam saw
mill on the premises doing a good business.
Will be sold at q bargain.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-03-20
NO. 5.
HOUSE AND LOT

On Oak street, Oakland, Md, omfortable
dwelling Well of good water and convenient
outbuildings. Will sell at II bargain.
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Proposals far Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

HEADQUARTERS DKP'r OF THE CoLUABiA,
Once Of Chief commisssyy,
VAscoUvkR BARRACKS. W. T. Feb. l6, 1856
SEaLED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATR
- subject to the usual copdi ions. will be
received at this Office and at the Offices OF the
Acting Oommissa'its OF Subsistence at the
following named posts fer the fr sh beef and
mutton needed Of those posts only, until I2
s'cloek noon Oh THURSDAY. Ma CD is. 1855. at
which time and places they will be opened in
the presence OF bidders for the furu fishing
and delivery Of fresh beef and mutton during
the year commencing July LIST, 1856
Boise Barracks. l. T.; Fort Candy, W. T.;
Fort Coaar d'Alcne. /. T.; Fort Klamath. Or.
Fort Spokane. ". T.; Fort Townsend, W T.;
Vancouver Barracks. W. T.; Fort walls walla,
W.T..
The aovernu ent reserves the right to re.
Jet any or all bios.
Bidders will understand that contract.
made upde. this sdvei tisrmeni. and propo.
sails made IN response thereto. shall not be
construed to involve the Cnited States In ans
obligation for payment 10 excess Of the ap.
prop fistion granted by Congress for the pur.
pose
BLANK proposals and printed circulars, stat.
Ing the kind Of beef and mutton required
and giving full instruct ms As to the n ar ner
81 bidding. conditions Go be observed by bid
ders, and terms of contract and pay ment will
be furnished or application to this once. or
TO the C. 8. at the several pots.
Envelopes containing proposals should b.
marked '' Proposals for Fresh Beef tor Nut.
ioul ., Fort -" and addressed 10 the un.
dersigued or 10 the Acting Conmissary Of
Subsistence 1t the several posts.
@. A WOODRUFF,
Captain and c. s., q. 8. A., Chief c. 9 D. @.
fe20iytd
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To all whom it may Concern
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND Puaxfl
Bound RAILROAD COMPANY,

OrFiCK OF THE COLUMBIA AND PuaE
BOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. T.. July n, l6E
NJ HERhAS, BY DEED BEARlNo
w date August 10, 1873. executed In put
suRnce of an ordinance approved Autca
Is, 1873 the city of Seattle conveyed t0the
seattle and Walla Walla Railroad 81
Transportation Company, all the tide
lands south OF King street. In said city q
seattle. In. along. around and aboutkni0
bay. from extreme high to extrcme ~
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly q
the Territory of Washington. BY IN 40
approved Joyember 4 1873. ratified 81
confirmed said grant and oonyeysnceu a.
certain conditions. which have been fuLv
performed By said Company; and.
whereas. Said Act Of the LcsisAerw
Assembly vested the title Of said lands b
said Seattle and WsllA WAlla Railrosd
and transportation Company. In fss IN
pie and.
Whereas, The United States has soauk
esced in said grant and conveyance ~
Whereas. The said seattle and WakA
Walla Railroad and Transportation Con.
pany has transferred and conveyed Ill q
said lands 70 the Columbia and Pugs
Sound Railroad Company;
Now, therefore, the sad Columbia ane
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that il claims tbs exciuaW
right to occupy said lands and 70 srec
whArves and other structures thereoa
and that sll persons are hereby notiAed =
refrain from occupying or entering ~
any OF said lands without tho consent =
writing, Of said Columbia and Puga
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA q PUGET SOUND r r %
BY I. J. MILSEk
APPS Assistant superinssndsst
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
1 Inird Judicial District OF " sshlngtoz
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
NO - y-John G. Seayey. plaintiff. vs..
William II. Llewellyp, in his own proper
Issrson and AZ the executor and trustee Of
the estate of Stephen W. Hoyey. d.
oeasea. ct al defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order of sale
issued out OF the above named Court. In
the above entitled action. tied the aS b
day OF February. 1896. and To me directed
and delivered. ! have duly levied up the
property described Ia said order o, sale
and as follows. towit:
Lot nun barred three ~ of block nrm
oered f1fty i50i. snd lot Numbered three
t5l OF block numbered fifty -four lsli. ali In
Maynards town plat OF the town NOV
city OF Seattle. In said King county: nd
also. II ID ordered that said lot three a, az
block numbered fifty-four isll Of N.y.
nsrd's plat be sold first in order at The
time OF said sale.
Notice Is therefore hereby given IN II on
saturday, the I'D day Of April,
1855.
Al 10 O'clock q. m. OF said day. In front n,
the Csart House door. In the city OF seat
ue. hing county. Washington Territory,
l VIII IN obedience 70 said order Of sale.
sen me above described property. or 90
nuen tnereof rs may Be Necessary 10 sat
isfy the judgment in said action. with in.
terest thereon and costa al public ane-
ton 10 the highest bidder for cash.
Dated ~ Seattle, the lsh day on March.
Isss II ii. NcGTAW
mhitd Sheriff Of King county, 1HN W
4cSiivrs Blaines attorneys fer plain
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MARsHAL's NOTICE.

Whereas, A libel has been fled In the above
entitled Court. On the 5th day OF February.
lss6. by J. ID. LowmAn. against the steamer
Eliza Anderson, her tackle, apparel aud fur.
Riture. whereof Thomas v fright is master
and owner, alleging IS . cause Of sction, n al
between the LIST day Of April, 1884, and thu
30th day Of November 1885 ono l. Yesler
At the instance and request Of Thomas
Wright. who Was al all the said times evner
and master Of said weasel and 10 charge of
Der repairs and equipments. cause to be fur.
nished for the use Of aR5 upon the credit of
said vessel lssid vessel being in the port Of
seattle, Washington Territory supplies, na.
teriais and work for he repair and equipment
OF SAID vessel, and moaey TO pay and which
did paw for supplies, materials and work done
and furnished % said vessel f1r the use Of
Aid vessel, In the repair and equipment Of
said vessel. which supplies, materials and
work were 1t Ill sad times . lie upon s.id
vessel. ADD which amounted 10 the sam and
reasonable value OF six thousaud and seven
hundred and hfss eight ard 4tl0o doll rs. no
p.rs OF which sum has ever been paid which
sum Wa and 10 by tue laws Of the Territory
OF Washington. 0 lien upen said steamer hsr
machinery, engines. tackle, apparel and fur.
niture tha, on the 20sh day Of January, 1886
said resler duly old said claim 10 hbellsnt.
who IL nov the owner thsreof; and praying
process against said steamer, her machinerv
tackle, apparel. engines ami fureiture. ana
that all per, COS iDts rested In sais weasel her
tackle, etc, be cited 70 answer The premises
and that said vessel be condemned and sold
70 pay the demands Of iibsilant.
Nov. therefore, ia pursuance Of the noui.
ton. under seal Of SAID Court, to me III.
rssted and delivered. l do hereby give public
nottce - all persons claiming the sad vesseI,
her taekie, etc. or In any manner interested
therein. that they be and appear brfore the
district Court. 10 b. hsld In and for sAid
Third Judicial District. st sesstle, On Thurs
day. the 7S;h day Of Rsbruary, lsss. At II
O'Clock Of the forsnooa Of the sane day M
the same shall he . day Of jaristic' ior. other
wise on the next day Of juriseietiorl then
and there 70 interpose . calm for the same
and u make thar allegations In that eehslf.
Dated the 9Th dAy Of Febra.ry. 1885
7. !. hamilton,
q. g. MAshzl ia and fVr Washington Terri
tory. By CHAs HENRY, Deputy.
Barrie Ha.ler. Proctors TO Libellsnt
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Notice of Final Proof.

Us. LAND orFIcK AT OLYMPIA, VIZ,
February II, 1885.
Notice il hereby gwen that FREDERIC A.
RICHARDSON has flled notice Of intention 10
make final proof before samuel Greene. TO-
tary Pubic, ct his once In Houshton, ". T..
on Saturday. the ioth day Of April, A. D.
1885, On Presumption d. s. No. e946, for ~
NV \ Of section 10. township IS north. rSnu
east.
ne names % witnesses Roscoe DunA.
Charles L. May. Henry A. Frederick and VIA
c. Hamley, all of Hougbton, W.T..
JOHN r. CONVEY.
fe25apl Register Of the Lad 0facs.
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GRANITE CREEK. MIR. h. Silver
man left Granite creek on the 18th of
February, and passed through here
last Tuesday on his return 10 the
the mines. He informed Us that peo-
pie were crossing over the Hope trail
every day without difficulty from
snow on the mountains. There are
houses all along the route at inter
walls of from fifteen to eighteen
miles. The first out from Hope
fourteen miles; the second, Cedar
Flat; third, Summit House; fourth,
Bromley's, twelve miles from Gran
tie creek. He says every body making
preparations for mining gives the
camp a lively appearance. He thinks
mining can be prosecuted by the
middle of March, as the snow is
melting rapidly. He estimates about
400 men in the town; that the city is
now fully double as large as Yale;
that it will be double its present size
within the next three months. The
price list of staple articles in camp at
the time of his departure, would lead
US TO infer that the cost OF living is
not unreasonable-at least Cor min
ing camp away bask in the noun
tains. Flour sold at s. per sack;
bacon 80 cents per pound; beef. 10 to
10 cents per pound, beans, s to 10
cents per pound; tobacco, 81 per
pound; coffee, 81 1-2 cents per pound;
sugar, 20 cents per pound; butter, So
to go cents per pound; condensed
milk, 80 cents per can; dry goods at
Victoria prices, freight added. Mr..
Silverman has the enthusiasm of the
true miner, and predicts wonderful
development. the coming summer in
the Granite Creek country, and
thinks it the best poor mans camp
ever struck. He says three new ss-
looms will open this month-mak-
ing fifteen all told. A saloon has
opened at Cedar Flat Thus it is seen
somebody is determined the miners
shall leave some of their nuggets be-
hind them. We hope the camp will
prove as good as Mr.. Silverman pre-
diets il will.-GaZette.
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Piles are freqaensly preceded by 3
sense Of weight IN the back loins and
lower pars of the abdomen. causing the
patient 10 suppose be las some ahectien
of the kidneys or neiehborine organs
AT times symptoms Of indigestion are
present, fssuieucy. uneasiRess Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration, predicting 9 very dissgreesble
itching, after getting varna, Is g COM
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
which acts directly upon the parts az
fected, absorbing the Iumors, sllaying
the intense itching and edecting per-
manent cure Price 30 cents Address
the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqus,
Ohio. Sold by A. b. STEWART. dv
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

February Q, 1854
Notice is hereby given that eSNDn
EGGEN has fied iotice Of intention =
make anal proof before the Olers Of the D4s.
let Court, at his once In Seattle. W. T %
Friday, the 26th day OF March. A. d. lsso, %
Presumption D. No. 1851, for the Nh Il
NE = Of section 81. township 20 north, raae
east.
He names as witnesses liver B. Noe, ~
ders Mos. 0lof Otterson aud Joean Pedsrsun.
all Of Port Madison, W. T.
John y. 90WKr,
felSmr25 Register Of the Land 0fnoa
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CiHh Pfitss Tor the best Home aud
fsftign Literature.

Possessed Of rnE ItttNe keK and
ono or ether Of our VIZ Ari0as Amertsau
nonthitcS = subscriber ~tA tnd hinaseti
Ia command 81 th~ whole situation.
Philadelphia kvening Bulletin.
Fur sic ~ fRE LlNENa AsE and ans
one u The American a. uoutAiiVs taT
lsArpers " cckiy OF kaNArt vii lse sent
for . year. POSTPAID OF for - ~ Tas
liNtNe AeE and the "a Nichoias-
Address LLrrkii. s. GO.
Jas Rs.sru.
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CHAPTER X.
ORDINANCES.

Sec. -. The style of every ordi.
nance shall be THE city Of Seattle
does ordain as follows" All ordi-
nances and resolutions or orders for
the appropriation or payment OF
money shall require for their passage
or adoption. the concurrence OF a
majority Of all the members OF the
Council No ordinance shall con-
tain more than one subject, which
shall be clearly expressed in It's title
and no ordinance, or section there
Of, shall be revised or amended IN
less the new ordinance contain the
entire ordinance or section revised or
amended; and the ordinance or sec
ton so amended shall be repealed.
ORDINANCES, RECORDED, AUTHESTI-
GATED, PUBLISHED.
Sec. 70. All ordinances shall, as
soon as may be after their passage,
be recorded in q book, kept for that
purpose, and authenticated by the
signature of the presiding officer and
the clerk. and all these of general
or permanent nature, and those i'm
posing any fine, penalty or forfeiture
shall be published in some news
paper of general circulation within
the city.
Sec so. In pleading any ordinance
of the city of Seattle it shall be suffi-
cient to state the title of such oIdi-
nance and the date of its passage or
approval; transcripts from the re.
cord of ordinances, and printed
copies Of the compiled ordinances
of the city, certified to by the city
Clerk, shall be received in any court
of this Territory as sufficient evil
dence of the due passage of the or
diRances so transcribed or compiled
and printed, and when so proved,
the Court shall have judicial know.
ledge of the existence, recording and
publication of such ordinances, and
the tenor and effect thereof.
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full Text Of tie CITY Charter n
Revised. Amended and Re-
enacted By the Late
Legislature.

TCo~tianss from ysstsTdGg.I
POWERS AND DUTIES or oTHEE OF
FfcEEs PRESCRIBED BIZ ORDINANCE.
sec. - The powers aud duties OF
al other officers Of the city shall be
s. prescribed by ordinance
OFFICIAL BOOKS, ETC, CITY PROPERTY
sec. 20. The Official books and
papers Of al the city officers are city
property and must be kept as such
BY such officers during their continu.
ance 10 Office, then delivered 10 thelr
successors
INSPECTION or OFFICIAL Booss AND
PAPERs
Fec. y. The official books and
papers of any officer mentioned in
this act, may be inspected at any
time by committee OF the Council
appointed for that purpose.
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Tue slck sLniN sa-0..ld not fall 70 call %
him. The Doctor has visited the hospitals Il
Europ and obtained great deal Of valuable
information which he Is competent 70 impArt
to those In need Of his services. DR.. 0TBDOn
will make no charge unless he effects . eura
Persons cured at home. Gall or WRIT. Al
Communications strictly conAdensiAl. esua
ten dollars for Q package OF medicine. AZ.
dress DR.. J. y. GIBBON, Boz 1851, Saa Pm.
cisco, Gal Mention Posr-ISrKIIIoHxcKA
apI6<fW
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attic, do solenaly swear that ! have
made due and diIigeni search TO dad
sufficient personal property subject
70 levy belonging 10 each person
whose tar is now delinquent and ua-
paid on this roll tax, and that have
been unable to find sDy such property
from which to take such tax, SO help
me God.
Subscribed and sworn TO before
NE this. day OF. Is
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Lands for the IandIess.

THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING ON
L Eagle Harbor. nine miles west of the
city OF Seattle. will sell = portion Of his
homestead. in lots of 5. 10 or 20 acres each,
at the low rate of $50 per acre. Said land
has been logged Off and burnsd over I'M
til it is quite easily cleared. II Is nearly
levt !. has bat few stones. and lies in easy
reach of the water. School and church
within mile. Society good. Call and
see for yourselves.
de3w3n R. NJ. H0SKINSON,
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FAIRVIEW STOCK FARM.

7 HAVE ON HAND A NUMBER OF
L Hols'ein Fresisn Cows and Heifers.
with calf. due in the spring. and q num-
Der Of the finest Bulls. one and two years
old. all thoroughbred and registered. I
expect another car load to arrive on the
z5th Of March. have good native Cows.
with calf By Hol.tein FreisiAn Bulls.
which will sell at reasonable prices.
Ny imported English Stations will
stand a. follows:
The shire Hussar. No. 37li. and the
roadster Little Giant. at LaConner. Stan
wood and Edison.
The English shire which I will bring
from the Eat is larger than Hussar. and
viii arrive in Seattle March 25. He aad
the Cleveland bay. Young sportsman,
viii stand st Seattle. Rsnton, White river
and Puyaliup. B. n. L. DAVIS,
m'dwlm Mount Vernon. W. T.
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from Aeus and
Malaria when Gilmore's Aromatic Wina
will cure you? A. B. SrEwARr. DIV
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DEXTER HORTON & co.,
BANKERS
SkATTLE, w. 7.

Deposits received and sccounu AR
subJsct 10 Check or DrAfl.
Stght kxchanse and Telegrsphic Trans
Ter On san fr2ncisco. Portland and New
York.
sigh; Balls Of exchange drawn In sum,
90 sais dtrsci On Londoc. rvAilAhle eles
whore In kurppn.
Money loaned On approved security.
Honda, stocks and oxhar yniEahac r.
solved on deposit for safe keeping.
Coliections made anc proceeds prompt
refnittasi
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ANsoN HoUGH, of Blackberry. (Ills.
says be owes his life to Gilmore's Mag
netie Elixir. Try it. A. B. STEWART. DIV
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For gastric fever. debility, brain tres-
bic, there is no remedy like DR.. Hsnley's
Celery, Beef and Iron. DIV
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OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF SEATTLE.
WARRANT FOR COLLECTION DEEMED
AN EXECUTION.

WARRANT FOR COLLECTION DEEMED
AN EXECUTION.
Sec. SO. Such warrant, for the
purpose OF collecting such taxes,
shall be deemed and taken rs an exc
cution against the personal property
of the persons in said tax roll named
and for the smount of tax therein
charged against each. and the Treas
urer must at once proceed to collect
the same, by levy and sale of suffi-
cient of the personal property Of the
several persons against whom the
tax is charged. He shall take into
his possession, by virtue of such
warrant and tax roll, so much OF
such personal property OF the party
against whom the tax stands charged,
to ne found in the city, as will be
sufficient TO make the amount of the
tax with interest and costs. He shall
give five days notice OF the time and
place OF sale. by posting notice there
Of in three public places in the city,
one of which notices shall be posted
on the door Of the office OF the city
Clerk, which notices must be posted
at least 1--WE days before the day
fixed for the sale. Such sale shall
take place In front OF the build.
ing in said city in which the
Common Council assemblies. and
the same shall be at public suc.
ton. TO the highest bidder. So
much of the property levied upon
shall be sold As will be sufficient to
pay the lax with interest and costs,
and the same fees shall be allowed
the Treasurer that are allowed 10
Sheriits on sale of property on exc
cutiou. Any surplus remaining in
the Treasurer's hands after So ch pay.
ment, shall be paid over to the party
10 whom il belongs on demand
Provided, That said Treasurer shall
not take possession of or sell person
al property for taxes before the same
shall have become delinquent. except
IN cases wherein he shall believe il
necessary TO do SO in order TO secure
taxes assessed against persons own
ing no real estate within the city.
and whom the Treasurer shall be.
lieve 10 be shout 10 leave the city or
dispose of their personal property
DELINQUENT TAXES
Sec, 50. The Council must provide
BY ordinance within what time all
taxes, levied as provided and author
lied 10 chapter two. may be paid To
the Treasurer, and all taxes not paid
70 the Treasurer within such time,
are thereafter delinquent taxes, and
mus, be collected IS such by levy
upon and sale of personal property
of the delinQuents In the manner
provided in the preceding section,
II sufficient personal property FOR the
purpose be found within the city.
TIAE or RETURNING TAX ROLL.
Sec 81 Within seventy DAYS after
the day on which taxes become de-
itnquent In each year, the Treasurer
shall retarn the tax roll and warran,
10 the Coancil, and mus, make and
subscribe therein before the CITY
Clerk an affidavit, in substance As fol-
lows:
TERsIroRY or WASHINGTON,
tTY OF SEATTLE
!, A B. Treasurer OF the City of Sc
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. CIBRoy's

- SAee0S D
Dispenssxy No. -
kssrny stress, ~
frsocisoe. KztsA
ashed In 1874, ne
he trestmeos o.
sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such o.
9oNoRRa0A, Gum
SrncruM. srPnn-
N in all lie form,
SEMINAL wRiuxnsp
nd IMPsfBHcI.
Loss Of manhood
,ermanentlv cur,A
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WASHINGTON
MARBLE WORKS.
aUGD N. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
For Rent or Sale

THE LARGE STEAM SAwMII.I.
L capacity 100 600 feet per day. with ali
recent Improvements. lately erected at
BelliDghsm. Whatcom county. Is offered
for rent or sale. A rare opportunity for
any one DESTROYS Of engaging in the bust
ness; For particulars apply TO 4. EL-
DRIDGE. on the premises. or ERASTUS
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