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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22

INCREASE IN NUMBER OF FIREs.-Year
by year the number of fires in the United
States and Canada is steadily, and without
any apparent reason, ON the increase.
While the fire waste in those two countries
during the past ten years has in the month
of March averaged a little over 81 ,O00, 600,
the total during the past month was $l0,-
$4,000. For the first three months of
this year the figures were $50, $50, 600,
against total of $27 100000 for the same
three months of 1885, which is at the rate
of $4,000, 600 for the current year Statis-
tics so alarming as these might well make
US pause. We erect fire-proof buildings
we claim to have succeeded in making
wood, brick, and other material non-in-
flammable;. and yet, in spite of all, whole
blocks of business houses are regularly
swept away as if they were so much tinder.
Philadelphia Record
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22
ARIZONA.
Hot Pursuit of the Hostiies by the
Troops.


Troops.
NoGALEs, May 2Ist-Outside of the two
Young Andrada brothers, reported as killed
eight miles south, none of the reported
murders have been confirmed. The two
Americans reported killed near Plaucha
have arrived here. Barnett's courier has
not been found, but is believed to have
escaped. Fifteen men, under Victoria
MundeZ, left here on Tuesday night for
Plancha de Plata, where Areno. with fif-
teen Mexican custom guards, assumed COM
mand. On Wednesday Captain Lawton
crossed the railroad south of Nogales. on
the hostiles' trail. Last Wednesday night
General Miles arrived here with a troop of
the Fourth Cavalry. and with Lieutenant
Robinson and forty three men of Troop K =.
Second Cavalry, just from California,
passed south by rail to Casita. Sonora
where they were to double-quick west
under cover of darkness into the Ciduta
range. Three companies under Lebro
guard all the passes northward. Major
Butz with fifty mounted Mexicans. was at
Aqua Zerica on Wednesday night guarding
the Las Cucontradas Pass. Captain Lawton
was in not pursuit, and there was no way
for the hostiles to run but south by Casita,
where Captain Wood went last night to
meet them. 1t now looks as if it is impos-
sible for this band TO escape. They have
undoubtedly left their wounded in the
mountains southeast of Barrett's ranch.
and probably thirty sound Indians. These
cannot escape. On Sunday morning. the
day after Hatfield's engagement. Lieutenant
Brown, near Bisbee, surprised Geronimo
and twenty men in camp. routed them and
captured namber of Winchester rifles and
a large amount OF ammunition. The In
dams made ne fight. Geronimo himself
Jumped upon a white mule and escaped.
Among the camp equipage were number
of bloody splints and bandages. This band
is still moving north, but will run into
fresh troops every few miles.
MORE RANCHES JUMPED"
TOMBSTONE, May 21st.--Indians jumped
the Mescal ranch, near the Palominas Gus
tom-house, and killed two Mexicans. On
the same day the hostiles attacked three
teamsters near San Pedro river, and killed
two and wounded the other They then
killed the teamsters' oxen. On the 10Th
the Indians jumped Forests ranch, six
miles from Bisbee, and stole number OF
horses. There appears to be three bands
Of Indians operating now in Arizona, in /
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22

A crop of chickens stood on the sidewalk
before grocery in Charlotte, n. c., and, as
DR.. w. M. Robey passed one old hen be-
gan cackling and beating her wings against
the bars oi the coop. The doctor quickly
recognized her as ene Of The pet hens from
his poultry yard, stolen several weeks be-
lore, and she mad remembered him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22

1t is not yet known whether Mr. Pendleton
will return to America. 1t is expected
that the son aud other daughter, who are
now in New York, will come to Berlin inn
mediately after the funeral of Mrs Pendle-
ton.
Passed it's Third Reading
OTTAWA (Ont), May 2lst-The bill
amending the Act respecting fishing by
read for a third time and passed to-day,
and will probably become Z law within a
week
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22
WASHINGTON.
THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.
The Overdue War Vessel-ViticuIt-
ural Convention - Opium
Traffic-Minor Notes.
United States Senate.

ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REooRD-uN1oS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22
HOME HAPPENINGS.
A SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN NASSs.
tHUSETFs.
The St. Louis Murder Case-F:sher-
les Dispute-Crocker Ont Dr;v-
ing-The Death Penalty.
The Fisheries niGicnll..

SPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 Tx o..osD-. N.os.. i
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22

A SUGGEsrIoN.-The Virginia City En-
terprise gays The new steam laundry at
Truckee has proved to be failure, and
there is said to be more or less wrangling
among the management ofthc Carson and
Reno new steam laundries, and growing
among the patrons of the institutions from
alleged bad or unsatisfactory work per-
formed. This is owing to the newness ofthe
laundries and the inexperience of the
hands employed. With view to over
coming and harmoniziDg these preliminary
troubles, friend suggests that few Chi
nese be employed in the laundries for 4
few weeks, or until the bufiness is we'll
learned and systematized, in other words
to start the concerns off properly.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
THE BEREAVEMENT OF MINISTER
PENDLETON.
American Ladies and the Queen
Affairs in Grcece-English
Mount Eiut.
English Political Affairs.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RscoRD-uNIox.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22
TdE ORIENT.

Hongkong Advices to April cath, and
Yokohama Dates to May 9Th.
By the steamer San Pablo, just arrived
at San Francisco, we have dates from Hong
kong TO April oath, and from Yokohama
to May 5th
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-22

! pie, fired and fell dead Mrs Wiggin was
taken to the City Hospital, where she now
lies III critical condition. Domestic
! trouble was the cause of the tragedy. Wig
gin was well connected being n son of the
! President of the New Hampshire Legisla-
The Frankfort roundabout., 1886-01-23
NOAH COINS

WISHES 1T UNDERSTOOD THAT HE IS MAX
w Ing the race for Jailer without the use of mon
ey or whisky ne wants the Office to enable him to
educate his children, but Is not going to buy It.,
being willing to leave II to the decision Of the good
people of Franklin county.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1886-01-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

this day by mutual consent dissolved, X. Ferguson
retires from the tirm and }. b. Meek assumes the
liabilities Of the firm with the right In said Meek to
collect the demands due to the 1rm.
RICHARD FERGUSON,
IAN IA, lSS6-1m. JNO B. MEEK.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-12
Better than Any Other Mill.
81 Posi- ST., SAN Fraser

81 Posi- SAN FRANClSCo, August B. 1851
am working sample mills here, and do get absolutely better
sample of that work than other
FirsIhls mill will do
and Second requires less power and help
Ihr-You pound, 100 and clean the
PERFECTLY CLEAN in 20 You clean the mill clean
plate and make milling of pound and give the
20 minutes from the time you stop feeding And this like
you too much little with the stamp, will lose
With this mill you simply put in four, fve six pounds
and then feeding you all
or whole week; it is all the You clean up at
time in 20 minutes and and for taken
100 trials from $3.50 SIS per than could he got
the stamps 1t will work taings just we'll In working taing
stamps you liable break you shoes and dies This mill
break put anything like into it. If you send G0 pounds
ore will mill it and send you the result
You this mill perfectly with the cheapest hrPE
requires only mercury while and
it clean
Another thing say men can set this up IN
davneeds milwight frame all the timtes day
requires about inches of Sorse
Please let ME hear from
Yours, etc, f. Nj. JOHNSONs
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-12

Mr.. l.. ". Blake the subject of the above sketch
with the Evening Chronicle, st, Louis, Mo-. in
answer To the inquiry OF reporter, said: For
seven years had heen ail,ng with cat rrh, and
duriBg that lime have been treated by six emf
nent physicians, without success Some doctors
told me had consumption. For the past three
years lad a cont. nual discharge of mucous drop
pings In the throat cough, AMI pain across my
forehead. Added to that was loss of memory.
voice. appetite roaring IN the ears, and general
leeling of wrt tche dness. About five months ago
consulted DR.. Turner. To day am az well as
ever, having gained ~ pounds. aud don't detect a
trace of my old trouble. Yes. si', l would be
blessed t. answer, by letter any person suffering
from that dread DISEASE
Louis Turnnr. D.. has Offices at $40 Washing.
ton avenue, st. Louis, No, and has, in private
and hital practice Of over 80 years, treated with
wonderful u,cess all durable cases. Treatment
of defurmities and surgery speciality. NOT
NECESSARY TO SEE Pa IESTS. BY my origi
ual system Of ltation. can treat patients by
mail rs successfully ks in personal consultation.
Patients can suit me by mail on all diseases of
the Bloed, Stomach Liver. Bowels. Heart, Nerves
General Debility. aud all diseas peculiar TO the
sexes. No exorbitant charges. Consultation at
flee and bv natl one dollar. Send one dollar for
= full consultation by mail, on receipt of which
will thoroughly investigate your case. Medicines
furnished free to pat euts If you ar sick or all
panied by cents in stamps Address all letters
20 DR.. LOUIS TURNER, sI9 Washington avenue
Il, Louis, Mo. dlylw
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-12
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Idaho, in and for the
County of Altaras.
E, A. Wall. plant fl, vs. NJ. Shaughnessy, defend
ant.
The People of the United States in the Territory
of Idaho send Greeting TO NJ. Shaughnessy,
defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain,
tifrs in the District Court of the Second judicial
District of the Territory of Idaho, In ana Tor the
county of Alturas and to answer the complaint
filed therein within ten days exclusive OF the day
of seryieel after the service on you OF ths sum
mons-if served within this county; or, If served
out of this county. but in this district, within
twenty days: otherwise within forty days OF
Judgment by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover judgment
against Won. the said defendant, for the sum OF
SIT 500 and legal interest thereon from August |,
| 1882 and costs of suit. being the balance due on
| contract between plaintiff and defendant whereby
the defendant agreed to pay pla1ntih IN the nrgo-
tiatiun of the sale of the Mayhower IN ne the sulh
| of s25. 0aO-thut 1880 has been paid thereo but
the balance. SIT 800, is due and unpaid, as Will
more iully appear in plaintiffs complaint which
is filed and made part hereof, certlneu copy Vi
which is herewith served.
And You are hereby notified that IL you fail &c
| appear and answer the said complaint, as aDoTt
REQUIRED, tn id plaintiff will take default ant
Judgment against you Tor the sum of 81 300 ant
legal interest from Augusta 1882 ana costs OF SUIT
as demanded in said complaint.
Given upder my hand and the sal OF the DIS
trict Court of the Second Judicial Distrlcto OF TN
Territory of Idaho in and for the county of Altu
ras this 9Th day of October in the year OF our Lore
one thousand eight hundred and eighty Ave.
| A. l.. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
BYE f. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk.
JAS. II. BEATTY. attorney for plaintiff
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-12
San FRANCIsco, Cal, August 3, 1885
CHICAGO, July 90, 1885
Compelling Stamp Mills t. Shut Down.
BRECKINRIDGE, Col, August 3,

BREcKINRIDGE, COL. August 3, 1885,
My DEAR SRn order to myself plainly gardingt
Wiswe MILL will ncloe record Of the mil compared stamps
the have treated but these where
mill has come competition with the stamps: II
No lot the mill saved per more stamps
No. lot, Al per
No. lot As per
No 4 lot 40 per
No. let 40 per
The all the SIS of the gold
the above record the of stamps do ike much
fact have been the of closing MILL looks
other toteing will be pleased further informal
Yours truly, h. b. WlTHEREIL~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-12
A SELECT

n Oh I.TVI
Boarding and Day School under the shove
name, is now open in the brick bail ling
known as the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-12

sng'S NESrS Flower. eserabIe g Field Catalocvc
live cSEHShee. r. u LANG, earaboo. US.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-12
Palace Dining Cars
RUN UPON
All the Campany's Through Trains,

and these in charge thereof have orders NOT %
accept of any second,rstn co;nnissary substances,
and they don't do it-as a trial of the cuisine Sill
verify.
The most fast. dious traveller who has never had
experience OF how they DO things ON the Chicago
Milwaukee h St. Pau, Railway, is surprised at wit.
Messing how easily they make him completely
comfortable, But the secret is in having the ia,
cili.ies, in knowing how and having the disposi-
ton to do it, He discovers they possess all
these, and when he has arrived at either terminal
of the grand road he is ready TO certify they have
performed all they advertise
For details consult the literature of the Pssscn
ger Department. and ANY well-infoImed Ticket
Agent in the country -snd when ready to go, 20 h!
this route.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-12

That terrible en-
demic, lever and
ague, skaters the
most vigorous con-
stitution, and the
after-ef'ects of the
alkaloid often TAX
en- to arrest 1t. qui =
nine, are scarcely
less pernicious. The
best remedy, not
alone in malartal
stricken regions on
this continent, but
also in those por-
tons of South and
Central A IN e ri C a
where nalarial fe-
vers are most pre-
valent and malig-
nant-is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters.
Its remedial q n d
aannnk of fauer M ara
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-01-12
FROM
Ocean to Ocean.

That is a long journey overland, bat t is vastly
longer to 60 round by water.
Since Railways have spanued the continent
"annihilnting time and distance"-the Journey
has lost not only its terrors but its harlships,
and each new "link' in the trans. continental
chain" with its improvements in equipment and
structure, brings a"world of comfort to the wHy-
fgrer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13

t6 altde Elm ieIteneS @rempGar BON eilem
y tftjler,- nQmlidleinen b E IT II II D :,
uHf3tgiGbr tgen B III ter
gtse II t e 1l:u Mt nit l%d)ileemeiBem Daar
nno Bart. 0leier Diam, elm Srlduoer,
BON Dem Die Solodtel1 mir idgten. Dab ct
eth leele1guter Wtdln let, mar etnlten5 I'M
Gebelllonsfrle9e Oberit etIes fretiptuIgeH
Artllertes 3tegjmentS getpele Ell, puroe nab
DEM 6rte8e ais Seconos lieutenant in ETH
Snfanterte : 9teginleut %einroatrt, uup Die
9erren Nelts Botnter lor9ten i6on oaTur,
oaB Der DalnalS inn belterr WtaHnesalter
ltebsnoe 0auoegen IS ntdt petter, ais gum
Sberlteutenant bra6te. Sn eilem SABRE
mill Der fir letne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 glGns
aen0 belobnte Sift5ier in Heniion ge9en.
gSte oben beretts ermdhnt. beftnoeH lt6
in Der umgegeno bon Sans @ttD 9roBe
oeutl6srulitlhe Gplonien, unO smar itno
eS fatbolii6e oent.i6e Gulien II.
.SSDre Nbnen tDaren inter &dthartlla Ill.
nab JtuBlano etn%9etDanoert uno battert on
Der Wolga NnIieoelun gen g%egriln0et. 0a
tie bon Der ruiiiihen 0tegierung ibreS
9(aube1s ipegen ptelen 9lOrgeLeten uno
U1arnebInli6felten ausgeleBt tDaren, 10
entlhlone1 tie IT'D i'm Sabre 1876, allo por
10 Sabren, nah Nmertfa auS5unanoer1,
uaD cine 9roBe l3abl oerielbeu bat lt1 in
&anlas nieoer9elalien Die 9auptsGolos
MEN, oarunter e~jnSelne ganS aniebnIi6e
Oorfer, iino: 6er3og, &at6artnens
t aot, WuuDor, Bfeiifer it D uno
sd 8 n.hen, iGmmtlide IN etnem Inns
fretle bon lleuu WRetlen UNI 9aDs GitD gez
legen. Ser b%eoeutenoite 8lag lit &atDdriz
1enltaot, f~ur5lueg Satberine genaInt, mels
dies un9efGbr J Wieile ~entfernt BON Der
8abn liegt uuo cine neue pra6tuoue groBe
STRIDE bon gelbem Mlagnelius &aIfitein bat,
bic auf tpette @ntfernun9 bin ii6tbar lit.
Us iDobnel in ben ertDdbnten GolonieH
r1ehr alS hunbert Tamilien, Die iGmlntli1
1ebr Doblbabeno gemoroen itnO, ob9leth
lie antGngliW init GROCER 9fOtb gu fGmpfeu
batten. 0teie 9euti9 : giuI1eu genteBeu
augenetn ben Sui als cine lebr e6rli6e uuo
orbeitlame Weni6enflnlie. Gin3elne Der
ieIben beliBen ieBt iber tauleno Nder @ano.
baben oiel Bteb uno Sebn bis ~Spansig Bierbe
I'M 8ellBe. Sbre 3aupttbdti9teit in Der
QanbDtrtbfdaft 1T ubrigens Dem @etSenz
bau 3ugeiponot. Sic baben bier in ibrer
neuen 6einlatb bas ~geiunDen, iuaS lie lit
Der alien ni6t fanbell, udmLih: 8obl6az
benbeit, !3ufrteoenbett unb 6reibeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
1O1t NaD sasto Syerss.
SnIan D.

@ouDerneur Martin BON
Ron1as, 0er, UNI iein Amt gu e~rlanaen.
aus etnem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES elm 8.obtz
btttonsbeIbler geporpeH lit, begnaptat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24
WANTED.

XoCNG NAN ovKR q WARS or
-, We = Wtlii1E q ufork hasd fna
- rer nl21tas VITA ch4ncaa b uaka
laesA AeasNaA : ChrlsamaE. care PgasF-
kseEgAEzgxxcMa -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24
DaRY POST InTELllGEArH



Ths daash u q. ~ Hoxis siB TeeaA
% shs ninds u - Ssading psblio -
hiftas ed lone eonasased bni aimes
fsseoitsn nirfks e seven mcnihs A.,
n uhlah ne strikers gsss baflsd 80
hontsn b Ne sseasity and hrmass
of Ms. Hcxis. wllo, a. nanaAeF g
the Geld SofhEnaasrn system, was
ksouehi inio dlssuf sonalet with then.
A. fbat fims q b psobsbls fbat n.
Hoxss was 81 uapoggiaR nan ~ thess
wns ID he UnEied etsiss. Be was -
a1ndss e he inslrumant ussd b Gozid
30 opprnsa and dafrnad ~ hhoEina
nen and e. the vsFy Incarnation 81 ths
fssline q hsstslity y osaanizsd lahoE.
swas nstasksd - ~ pre- in ponasE-
Gus aYslalss and naae he 015eci e ~
sagsasm and bitterness Of ambitsoas
paxaernphsrA 1hrouRh e 81, howsysz.
~ stood e. g rook and finally eninsd he
point fos whleh be oonisndsd.
IL Il saaroely half . ysar sluce he
hslehf q the strsRRls. and 20 thare aEs
lev tsday VIC ere nos wiling 70 adnit
fhnt Mr.. Hoxis vas miaEspssssniod. taai
he YES wrosasd I'm fact, that be waa
riahs q tie aiiiiada which Be assumed
ana - hEmly maintained. Il 4 80
knOusodasa noe, even b thosa VIC
uuse most ardsnaiy IN sympathy viii
ne strikers. thai rs atriks vas ufsne.
Il 4 aaknovisdasd lhat Il uaa oraessd
hastily and w.shoat pFopaF cause b .
reckless and irresponsible man. . msn
81 bed Espuiaiion and wosso caarAotss.
who had 10 some mysteEiOua mannss
bssn elevated 70 . position Of nHthagaay
among he fsliow wofkmen. Martin
Irons va the headatrong spirit who pre-
oipisaied spon the country ths great
Southwestern strike, and Is wss against
che sDlfis Of Marin Irons rather than
against ths spirit Of organized labor
ahat Mr. Hoxie oanaended 90 long and
30 veil. The strikers themselves sven
tuaiIy accepted NJ Hoxis's view Of the
niiuati0u. dEsvs Irons from amonR them
and rspadiaiod bic Wild idsaa He whom
NE strikers he'd Regarded e. shsis most
lmplaosbla foe vas vindioated h their
esss almost before NE strike vas 81 IN
end.
Ttmweii a nanna a uva raad tha "a.
tlce Of Hoxis's death and % think d
thesa thingA Il h veil 10 rsmsnbss
how eaaily and how generally q man
may be miareprssontsd-h q wrath
uhish BE- ahoald not BE- made 70 fssl
may Be pouFsd cot upon him, even b.
ihoss who wish him 30 harm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

The vote IN North Idaho In favor u
annexasion 10 Washington VAS pEas-
floafly unanimous. The town % Lewis
ion. fer instances. oaat ssz votes Cor an
maxniion 70 10 against. The sown Mos
Gov voted NE sano way, s77 for annez-
alton 10 2 aeainst. In Mex Psfoo county
fI7l votss we're fen annsKafiou and -
againaa. Kootenai county voted lG5 for
nnnexatlon 20 washlnoion. g for an
nozaiion 70 Montana, and "A for So
nalnlnR With Idaho. This h NE third
time the people Of North Idaho have ~
che polls almost nnanlmously suppressed
themaslvos ID favor Of Incorporation
within ibs limita Of Washington. Con.
erssn. ons would think, could scarcely
refuss 70 70 grant Ibis request which
has been thrlos repeated With en- almost
unaninoua voios b. The people most
mearly concerned and which has been
volesd with almost equal unanimity By
The psopleof Washington and southern
Idahs through their Legislatures and
other representative bodies.
This Is not Ia any ssnss = political
qaoa1ian. Itis not . question IN which
oithss RepablicansoE Democrats arc IN
tsrsstsa. a. members Of . party. In tho
moat Fsmote degree. Il l. simply
question Of whether the eossgnmeat
wllioonesds o. refuse demand In which
al the people who would be iutiuatsly
o. remotely affected concur. II there
h 3 single argument which can Be urged
against tho annexation Of North Idaho
70 Washington. Il has nsser been I'd
duosd. II there exists a single valid
ehiooiien, e has never been presented.
Ths wishes Of the people Of North Ida
ho n the matter should be conclusive.
bet when 70 them are sddsd ne wishes
q TIE people Of South Idaho ana q
Warrington - yell, II would seem that
ell possible ground Cor opposition had
been swept away. Yes Il 10 possible
ihaa Congress Wlll fail 10 aat In the Ihai.
ter. a. IA has failed 10 aos throaRh sss-
sion aftsF session, net through hostility
- che measure. not through q eonvie-
tloa o. fear that u would b unjust Or
unviso, bus through sheer inAcsion.
bach measure. important e. Il IL 10 he
peopls eonessnea, is nol Of q nature 20
reoommend itsslf 10 the especial care
% Ne politicians and TIE result "a that
u mus wail while other and lsa De
serving measures are taken up and
pasasd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

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~
FOE 9ALn.
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k48Alg ci1Y hasais timber nlaim "a go
8 ne nozle : ciaaEed hntn h be1l9wn;
Eeszsnlu1f an1 silicon.
c-.F Ilo14 y end - -
M E0ute and coWA So
ms aEBgn iHn6. naz& clnaEed. - pGR ncEa
Wkl18 river raneh. cIearad hCftu1- 81
kszzanlaz1a go. 9t51 zzAs haEEaiza
loantrT 1t1res qeEA1s ; s4soonA
gel1.Ey holals l4nndrT.
Faeant aegeznzsent elaizs. - a 80.
49, dam. 60 ,ru,isaui.hsa kons-
Eleada e. p1e,eu rtinna eIe4 Sl2i. 80. 80
Traas CITY klu1s s1F Ranch.
Agylg On aoliS ssvpsrfg 70 q a. 80
Clfy and Counzy Scrip. -
New an6 sacond-hnnd safsa.
WANTED.
MeneT; good neczritYs bast lnssrsal
pnIds Cal On IA
Weman ard giEiss hiRheas Wagus paid
EEnEaEa Ua1haFH and ooalEzs No. nsV
10 furnish fHrm handA. 90 per m6nfh
CamgAsaaEs and agents., always wanted.
EaFtneE IN hGkeL
Two iaay paFtnsrs fsr liza b two well
FOR RENT.
A nzmher Il impEeVod faxznA
EiEe2ean houHaa 81 % al3
huFui9h1a O. nnfarniahe1 Eoowa win
q without boArd. q 3 noah %.
~ ee7g raaehs improved or1Aard anc
nNT - ozan naHt
Heuse and laREa garden, a town,
Furnished FDonls Tor hoaaeksepfng.
GRO. W. CRANE,
Washinsfon TsrEiioET EnploFmenf Bu.
fo81s nenr corner Commands ana
WaahszEf1n afxSela Seattle. DIV