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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

TheFe seems 70 b something Of ~
tFibutiva justice In the panic which
made last week memorable 10 the men
Of Wall street.. The EASTERN press vas
iusa lseturinR ths people Of California
81 The Wieksdness and absaEdity Of the
mining slook cFass. it vas jass getting
veil into thAi bolisF -than-thOa form Of
expresaiao, whioh she Eastern press al
ways assumes IN discussing matters per
tanning 10 The Pasihs Coass, whan the
haFEy on Wall street came with al she
saddsnness Of . thunder clap In De-
csnbsE. The edisoEs Immediately
sharpensd The ether eads Of their pen
ellis and began 20 philOsophins about
tie pAhie under their saneism windows,
forgetting all about thai on the PAsife
OoAss. while The solid bustness nsea vho
had beea eoavsssins with each ether
eonosrninE the Vpetehsa spirit Of spec
ulasioa which MARRIED she operations On
the san Francisco stock Exchange, ran
10 The tiekers 20 see how nany aeurss
u wsald take 10 represent thsir Losses.
TIE garry IN Wall street. vas e purely
ne resalt q reckless spsealaiioa. a. IN
ssVarabls . feature of ssock aanhllne.
- that in San FEsDciscO. As there vas
no aaeqaaie eAass for ths saddsn riss
In nining stocks. there VAS 20 adequate
eSusa Zoe ne suadea fan ia railroad
stoekA. u nay b possible that TIE In
sfsAss IL the valas Of tie latter hsd
eesa q little mere rapid than vAs iasts-
ned b the improvement IL the husiuess
q The soantEy. hui the decline vas fa1
zoe sadasn and SHARP te be Etsribased
70 sis ezase alone.
TIE truth - that msa are Famhlsy.
whether they oven 90 The Atlantic
Caaat or ne Pasifls. whether Azia nol.,
soovN or under the san q tas trupscs
They uill BAY % risisx and cell % a
failing market They aivsys havs aans
thai and sAsy sluaya eli DO H. Hsw.
ever the iuPesus may Be gsvsn. visa
stocks start ~ thsy Will asssna ansn
The fewer h2a p4ssed. and when shsy
sisEt dosn they via assosnd. Whistler
q b N San Frsncssso or b View Yark.
Ne craze b Ne raas. and 90 sanses are
ne sAms, bsoaasa Aam4n nAtare i tAe
@nA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

50 @ETHao4-
nuk - osbuk sr
tss ni saa ! aksar illa.
asr. w ~ thass ham -
pssnins u insruann II wsailb sd posz-
isf1n, sd q fks spssay asqzirsrzi
cf ~ shnf naMkss = spmDunlag ansal
Or TasxfsaTy y szsiiizT aatanttnn - -
naFas 81 ths sounssg. an6 or sssoasses
So hsna sssdied - pssz1es inssa orH
80 iznuaxrants. 81 s1sy hass nsssi
6nsn aaasea bafoza Ard . knowieaaa
eEfhs rsaszs1ss 3 80 thnt 3 nssssssly
e. inapigs sunn cenoa a q faiRns Il -
1eEdsosy.
Dursna lhs somsu 4 $3.50
fian e nsu rnflfsads 81 - . bel
viii nnprsss1sn1sd snazKys sd q,
vari1ua pussicns - or nssiAwusisrn
smpfrs vii - sslisa siia hoats 9.
atsa1 ms nsiivi1y b rsilrua al -
I'll ks aess1panisd - . oeIsspsnd
IND arowsh b fhs stiles ~ ne TsFrssasJi
sd s azfs - ~ tbat fhs oo@ina
PEAR VII wisnem aEqRx feHgs =
- Dspuiaifsa = - -
VIA this en- iook
ttrouRhoas "a Hs1 - scts
4 ssattIs aEa elsf aan shs5 have
hssa - any tims - shs past. Rsliy ~
eeVsssa frsn the dspsssaien vhisA TEL
s0wsd Sc soaiapae shsoaahsgs the eoan
~ lhros ysass go. win ~ bnsine@ -.
anhliukod on . eslid foandasion. nn4
win shs asknouisdesa entespfiss md
psaok Of ice suaiasas msa, q wiii moss
fhan kssp paes with Ne aFButh 81 ne
TarritoFy. he nsssopoiis ~ tbe Ter
ritory. SIC go q q Ris1rE eiiies
will bui IN ~ - y .
sommer D - nandk ssutsE.
al thss = bsssnssEy % piaes ssattls 70
ahs poaitisn which he elfizsns have long
beslsvsd Il dsstinsd 70 90 h snsrestis
ana unitsd assisn. and fOs that ms pso-
ple Of ssaitis can bs dspsnded upon.
RnsE9y. assiYIay snd psbIis spirit
musi b showu b merchants, b mana
fastareEn. asd b 81 she psopis. Every
bs0U esEuek nsg lsases an impEint that
yin Esmain lhroaah Ell Ne futass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19


10 AmsSicA the Wesk area whisA We
sassE tSdNY Il pFs-saiaselly tAs koliaSS
Vsek. Ordinarily snst tatua i apyiIsa
" NE wesk bssssSA CAsEN@as and
Nss Es4FsdAE. eafsa ssekssaa oa15ss.
iay % the peogss Ne Eezi saisFmsnt u
TIE holidays. The kssa nssa e pFuusra.
tioa. the delighttu, eas elusive %
lleatfal oscNass they are slasivs-fssl.
inRs of anticipation. are experienced
Aa1sse ~ ssrA Ast tnds vith ta.s =
lie aSn q d baa ID ~ rstsn4 j,
ehfss eAylalAe sseesssa ~ -,
day q 40 Ne ysAs. Tha Is sspsciaIlv
trua q ehildrsn. And uAa. pray. cir,
o.. madaH, AEa bsii@f ag,sa q a,cias
ohEisim loua pa lkt sAildrsa
-shs gallant knixhss aa1 brave nssss
yeoaaan wha have been ths aur8y a..
Headers q CaFisimaa IN ~ aesss n
yaha ~ bsvS 81 40 ma spsssssa
VIE ehisss 10 hAyinS he hsliaays a.
vAnead aas week 10 the yeAs. iasi aak
Temmio there. e. FAnass aaxt dsOn e
lllaa H assssI sAs 80, ahd Il Yea 4 4
Bel lsaEn shal there assa times e uash
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

- - So - ~ 60 - /
IAnns = = Ehs $50 49,. ~. ppnr -
Maa - - ly ssEEls
-
n s1z Is
sAaEaaa IsMtu 81 Enl " 70 in
go Ttb - lensrsal, s.ssssst fssli-
vi 81 or rolEwssu. as9 e b ne wdse
sssiiskinx ss.asszi e hez@
Crnmas-tss Chxsamna 81 eanAn
cE2ua O. ssslss 81 ~ $3.50 500
shs a . Aaz ssas gaT $50 . d
sary ssnnswAsEs-uhls kE1ss. ruillck-
ana cd Festival Il 81 = h ths Caxsai-
- 81 &c nssEy - Ee1ks wbs assIl
whsss now Ne ~ tssls. ~ Csrigs
tnas - ~ - - e1pat ~
va s tas - ~ passfiz1 ,
sani sy q Hhas IND shasssl
spon fss wzfls. VIA ~ araer e tbsiI
anssaaoss IsskinR arimly down from
ths Bishss in utieh Il has bssn plassd
= ma anss-uf - Naiet 3 - .
arosnd iks barqastine boazd. ard wisk
lszd sariaim plsaas il bsim@inE s1ps
- wiss. essb ems 80 n4zs e hsE whou
81 iexss bsSl What = ChEis.naa s h.
- oCznas a soan 10
a Ne ssafaris S - eae-
Iina RI 4 4w via I ID sasa
vf 4 AsAos bed ad zes am-
paddina. Il haArz Eeliahea ana eaasNs
and dressings aaatehsd. stsaning bot.
stEni9hs fren King AFthuF'a tabis. Il
Is eIOwnsd wilb fhsmististos. Il = ths
Gtszaan. s. Chaaaug. e SD ars
50 DlA Lbs nA5t. sasy ls.an.
wsaFy uonas-pssr ihrsuEh ~ niss Of
ysarN. D8u't gos nos h0uss esminass
Dos's y0a So ~ and hsppinsasf Doa't
yQa hsag iaEehssE ED Ne reiess Of
q s)bu4 - Is. -
=. q - ii bn8 y
fssl year Esothsrs kiss9 II pa donot
So tAsss thinzs Il pea Do sot hsar
thsss things. II yoa Do nSa feel thsss
sAinaa. tasa auaE frpm tha vision ana
usky Cd kslD yea. ohrIsinas i nss
fer you.
There a another Christ1as. IL is The
gsntisE chrsssaaa. tbs Ohsisimas e
charity, Ct sympathy AMI Of good dssds.
Il CONES 70 ~. not fron The boistsrous
banqusta Of he MiddIs Aees. bat
1EAiekf ls@aeaN wsEss 8 BsfhIsnsu.
= ~ u wA 81 q ina
hand. Aboss 8 nsss M Al
can SO THAI Bas fsw can see he faos,
and thoss few 70 whom Is d given "a
Fsezes tie veil wtich Tims and Tradi-
sion "a leon 1s snesaG
aboat Il. ~ that ths face S A. he fses
q him whose mild and peFfse, besuty
hilsd hearts With rsysEsnos and aws IL
, Ia4d faFNsB tsa asas aipa ninsaeeE
osul - 2ao. bes 81 oaf'atmss, too
dns Is ssass@ tAs lasa u Ohaassr
ard Of Shakespeare. Hsar, family
trembling through the yeArss scarcely 4
Be distinguished, yst nos 70 Be mistaken
NE sacst ana solemn slzEihs 81 81
Christmas carols. And hear. zoo, th'
rneina Of the distant balls. yhioh cal
tsRstheF those who know the full mean
ing Of ths Christmas festival. Aul
hsaE. aiiil father away, bat stu NOR
20 sstssdsd tbs grad ehoros nbiel
ptsuaaishs sGa earth. psAss; good VII
toward men"
OhEistmas is Heavens gin 10 men
0nlB sc eaiiarsu. 90 q a aHanoar
~ q cd - enies 3 Is d i6llneis
fhhootnes aions aOes had ID bard via
perfect jos, Bus, - Il 10 pity for men
UhrtStudas has besa Rlvsh its ddal m
tire. and frou the RFosssr form sysI
Ruils can secure something Of enjoy
nsnL Il Il The festival Of y for ell.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

- NAa4 1
Isxrs anrsss ztss.s b anrin =.
n BE- rEa ~ hs q ss q
e'faa erscn new
ss1ss = A 80 saa b.
q. es-.l.l
Ika pl4n has fnsqzeuliY bala dis-
sussss. ssd & m1E Be aeksswiaaEsd
s1st fhs rs1s1ns azas1 II ils fssos ars
wuEfhy q ennAdsrztinn- soushesn
1r1fsznia = a41asntsd fEsrr a, tss,skly
osa1sasd EsEfls ~ 1ht nosssegA fsIfliau
q shs stats b bsssd sfrip 81 eozstEy
wnieh vii neaaas4Fiiy b a. siow -
YsIepnenk Thzs sspaE4fsd asaxEspAi-
eallg, ~ aspar4aisa bsfwsen ~ 80
sis ~ b fqSaI'y ers.s Is os'.F -
& The sbssl ana lcaaIisAl 3.
vSi1Szssat aaat ss EadssAtly dl4sfsnf.
Tia diasEsnss IL sliassas snd il ~
physeai fsstasss Of tie epzEss4 h
asssE Ths isus vhisa are satisfactory
- 90 Goa = szs 6naassa ~
the othsr. sid : c0naant hisilan be
twsan fhsm may sceor1inEiy BE- IL
pssisd 90 lone - they are unissd pelit-
"a 80 q tssa asna. hOwspsr,
5 passiba tlst cAlifs s
mIgl sesr " 8lsflsa 1ters il q b
tauss y Issssfsss sslh ststs linss ssss
established. which Il appsarsinposaibls
- 0Vssecme. TAs disision q Texas hss
lona bssn dissuassd. bat this EslasiAnos
kas bss1 20 gEust fhss he rroisss has
lnsers ssa2tas dehaisa ahapa TlE1us
rs Eslf1az iltEsssf 81 Virginia ana
ether statss a thsir elains % lads
west q ths Aileahaniss immsdiatsiy
aftsE ne aasptioa o. tie Coussitation
may b rRarssd ~ she diyigiQp q
statss. re - sever bss5 q ntes.
fsFsnss wtlh 6a1lishsd Slala lina 81
osDt IL he sass Of he eEsasion Of Wsss
YiEEinia. and thas wns aoeomplishsd
With tbs Creates difhsalty and onIy b
aEKiuaii aaA WilitasR nssszisys
This reisetancs sxtsnds even % the
TIE ehanRinG Of tsEritoxial lines When
onre established Ths people q
HoFlh Edahs hsss IonR EeaIlzsa
shis, asd 70 Is the failurs 10 unite
70 Washington their portion Of
Idako can be attributed. No other rsa-
90 Cor this fAilurn esR e assigu1d.
She peepls 81 gth lda1e ~ pms
tiosIly unanim0as q thsir desire for shs
shABRs, the psopIs Of South Idaho have
repeatedly expressed their uiIlingnsss q
have i made, and tbs people Of WASH
iaetou ~ exsesdihely anxi0ns for IL
Al sho are interested aerss that it is De.
sirssis. The boundaries a. originally
drsun gsEs absurd 10 the utmost dseFee
bus bsoaap thsy wsEs % dawn thes
reuain, sd ths nsoa ssrhsst 6aOFts q
the psspis o. 10 rsrrisorIsa have thas
Tar failed 10 procure 3 change.
California's path toward separation
/ viii b Z difheali one. % say fhs least
A II the qassfisn b earnestly agitatsS
nov. however. the grandchildren Of mss
nor living may see the division made
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sAmaekDl y EaaeAsarIe seAas.

RAILGekDe 10 xmaRAEaFIe eoAsE
Five years aee Ne Vfedielion thas
there would ons dAg bsas naas rail-
roads beleesntbs KAst snd the Paons
CSast as there then wsss bes~een New
Yosk and csisaeo o4flea soEsh con
teDpsaoas iAnkh. and Cd expsessiou Of
surprise that anyona coala bslltve >
thing 80 SaAnifsssly absurd. Tksgs were
then too lines % The soassAtha Usion
aud Central and the Southern Paeiha.
Today tssss are thFes sArongh lines
10 The NORTH Paelhu Coasl aIo6s.
which was then without direei rail-
ru48 oohBeesfsn ne Cansafaa o.
eiea. the Northern Pseias aud tks
orsEoo Short LAse divide the traRe
Of MS Rreat re0ion. Tha Nora
western Il steadily baildinR westward
70 = eonnsction With The Oregon pAaiha.
The Milwaukee il ksepsng pace With ils
great rival. and he AAniloba Is bald
laR - HsiAna witA the sRannsA t6as
he SaFk % oonssFassi5u eiii nss cease
unsil The road tsashss tide water on tue
Paci6o.
The strides made IN the Ssnth have
b>sn almost eqaaiiy CREST who would
laaSh nov Al the pEeaicsion Walsh sx-
cited saea amusement svs years aRoi
who voald say that IL Is inpOssibss
that u viIl Be- falallsd within the nsxs
zen yaarsl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

Randall i svidsasly shaFpssiag his
ksifs 10 pare dOva The appropEiatiooa
onos uOEs. II be oaly Fsfains fsun
p4Fing the OoAst dsfsnses eat Of ths hills
aEaia. tie psopie VII forgive eli pAzs
oEsusas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

AZ the Feoeni eiscsi1n ID DAksfa, Gift
favd, Repahaeza oandtd&ts for DfIs-
este. Re4 Sss@tk vets and Dsv. Deuo.
cratic eandidase. s. SIS. 0fcrd's Ms
fesitv vAs ssS57, and tha saaal vote
t0oosa
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Fms EEoLUrIon 81 a srArE.


II is plain thas there ars inaasncss at
work % &c Balkan PaninsalA whish, i
unchecked, viii lead to the establish
meat Of great and free state. Il Is
noi probable that the present troubles
va bad 70 sass q happy rssali, for the
ambitions and lsalousiss u the great
nations will crush Out the spark Of lib
eEty nov burning 30 brightly in the Bal
kans, bat II left TO themselves tie
southern SlAvs would soon carve out 3
splendid destiny.
The experiment Of granting partially
free governments 70 Roamania. SeEvis
and Bulgaria hss been an unqualified
success. The people Of those countries
have accepted their freedom a. il they
had been born 70 it. and she lhres gov
srameuts have been eondusted With a.
treat wisdom, saRaoity and prudence
- The most enthusiastic SsEsian or
Bulgarian could have deemed possible.
IL must be remembered that the disas
ters which have alnsst overvhslmed the
government Of Bulgaria are due, not to
aay unhtness Of the people for self
government, bat to ths ambition and
Intrigue Of Russia, AID that the Bulga-
rlans have made most heroic stand for
thsir newly acquired rights. Indeed,
The BuleaEians have been q crest sar.
prise. even 10 those Who had The most
eoaadenes In them. Oppressed, crushed.
tgodden down for centuries, they dis.
played almost in an instant such inteIli-
Renca, patriotism and sslf-Festraint az
have oonsineed he Wasld % their tsos
greatness "a psopls. as.w
A siFoog desire for pnlop is ALREADY
felt among The peopls Of Ronmaula.
SsFvia and BalgAris, slioh. If thsy uers
allowed 70 follow their instiness, woaId
soon lead . che foFmaiion Of ,Rrsaa
and fres ohfisfian nslion whoss tssrito-
riss would sOoa sktsna fsoa, ths bound
airy Of Rausia % ne 0sldss Horn ana
thFOaRh which shs Dauaahs Voula feu
like = graf esnsral artery 81 s6nmeFos.
y Is . grand lisa. n rpsy Dgvsr " rs
tlizad. bnl lovers % bousaity and me
dom mag stisast hops fpr AsEaalizA alton.
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Situation Wanted,

A 3 ASSISTANT BOOKKKEPER OR
"a unaeEaepaF IN some mercansiie or e.
ta1..aneo maaafe ctcring enterprise Or
mti1ng c0mpaHE By niddle-aged afn-
gle mas Of temperate afsa steady hahita.
WIS h4B had some years exporienca IN
clerical work. Wages les q oonsidera-
tlon thaa psFmanency Of employment
end home. Wiling 70 make Kinnself
Eenerally useful Woald prefer ! slfua-
tlsn oat-ideof the cily. Can Be address
or win wati upea employer Al any time
or plAce u The city. address x. L. 7dsI6
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NOTICE.

I HAVE THUS DAY SOLD A HALF
4 interest In he grocery store. ST Front
street formerly known Is the buEfnes-
firm Of Calkins 4 Co. TO w. j. Ferguson
The nrm name will hereafter Be CalkinS
= Ferguson. ] assume al indebted nees
agAinsT the nrm Of Caikins & Co. and col.
let All outstanding accounts M al De
cemhsF l. 1855. ~ = -
Viii pleaas call and make aettiement -.
tween tbs and Deeem6er Slst. or their
acconnlg win Be puf into TIE hands of a
coliector. Dated Deosmher n. 1855.
aeI2md = W CAlETNg
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FLRMs FOR SAFE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERs FOR
sale al or part Of his farm. q miles
from seattle and q miles from TIE rev
beach rad. t61 acree % surveyed b. Kier
County surveyor. said farm 4 ssrYeFed
on into III acre lot8 and b al level nd
nearly al bottom land. snd wei Adapted
- hop. gardeH Or hay culture. The White
River c1untY read runA throGxb The place:
psst oflios aeross the road TIVE schnoi
houses and . church within thrseqasF-
tera Of 3 mile Il the pVmisea. and Tail-
read ceDot Only half 9 m ie AWAY. II i
situated IN DgWAmlsh river valley. and
he river r1ns AL around three sidea a.
the q ace. and good watar. No hrush or
timber o. the Elaoe Il Is al n grass o.
hay and would make GOOD dairy farm.
Also. farm at Dewatto. Masan county.
- 10 secs. deeaed land. This place =
ss4riy al good beaver dan lAn4, W~n
watered a1d easily claared. pEincipaily
snail wtilsW hruHh Thers h aoW eieaE-
d aeoSt "a ac1 -; . good house and nsW
hMEn: c1ts enoaEh ~ for TWO cows and
= pair o. hoEaeA raid farm d n Ell adapt-
I'd % hop culture And handy % akokanaish
Rzsersatson, where pickszs VIII always
Be 81 bAnd
Terms easy. Per furshsr psrticriars
aaaroaA. aither b. lotsaE o. psPson
JOHN RTNEa
ocnau DawNmi1A VT
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TraVelers, NoLice.

an AND AFTER DEC. /. THE
" Washington Steamboat Conpany's
steamers kdith or kliza Anderson vii
leave Seattle for Port Townsend at 10
O'clock p. m: returning. leave Seattle for
Tacoma st 10 O'Clock p. m. This Is done
% accommodate the many travellers who
disllke ths idea OF the boats leaving Al 90
early an hour des
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Autice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE rs HEREBY gIvKN THAT
~ tbs eopartnefship heretofore exist.
inG between he understand. under the
nrm uaRzs % Hale. SuIfth. Burns a Ca
% this day dissolved by mutual conaent.
TIE buAineas VII be cQnkinued by Hale
= smith. - the place kareeosore occupied
% the cd ncza. said Hale 4 9uith are
hereby potheriEed 70 settle eli liabilities
ana colle1 Al outstanding inde h4ednsas
CA JOHN Hale
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WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
w agsnts for
"LIDD'S ADDITION

TO the city Of seatala which oompr,ss.
I lots 4, and ). Of section y, and Iof 4 -
uon -. township 5 nuHth range 3 east
ns.r smites CoyA eud We afeaathorizsd
% sell the sane tor fFam a 70 81 bsFfrona
fsOt On klliets BAY. and iron - q az
per lot not water frontags.
fhts a ~ Tar the cheapest proparty In
/ tAat p&rt q the city, and ID keaufffuily
- ost ae0ondsng . The Topography q
Parties Investing IN this pruorrtv nav
cannes kAlp bas make money.
nues Y. .. pafens 70 VI. 3. Laid. he
Portland mtiltonairu banker n arrantV
dcea hon LAsd and wife % Geo. II. XII
unEer. Placed b. Kit nRar. who VIII
give warranty deed- NO BETTkR rFTLE
on EAKTa.
A feW blocks onlyfor sale AZ ths.euri-.s
1he satire avail&hie water fr0ntaxe 81
Seattle, Including l.Add's addition, does
not excoed four miles. and certainly vii
nof Be sul1cient ave years henos Tor ths
aocoDmoaa kten q commercial citF 20
~ ne slslasss q TIE Puget sound as
Eicn oy investing In similarly lscatsa
prppertgs which has increased u valpe
Ar b yond theti moa1 aanRuiue hopea. "A
few collars inwezsed here. 4 eriafp Nuru1s
f1r q teW yeara. and your reluFn WI nnf
ye1 WeAiEhy. Risk > few dollArs .
MAKE a STAKE.
Do not buy this propsEty an you and
ca pres q aa5otning EEopersy. and L
ne prtce asked % a. = nol 3 par cent
KS tnAn JOG can get cther prnDeFty ID
joining. o. IN that vicinity. We VIII nake
yoa , cent q q block Try Il and -.
n. Rive VII eiVs SO peF bere for
every acEB e. lAlo WIthIn q mile a fhia
s3ldinos,. ~ any airsctioR-
g. c. PHlRNEY q CO.,
REAL EsTATE BRoKKRs
James s1reet
An25dw Opposite Ooci denial Hatel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19
WANTED.

laborsys. ~ dag.
Farm kand. go q plaath, iri1ter's %.
2 eA9Rps1s, 81 50 . e0rd-
ffatsy sp1.k 1or uszH rEita eymklF.
E9ms4 - Ceso1 y = ~ cork. g q
aa1. h1B4 s.. 3sd 81 sszzssf rasss.
For sss kiad ~ ssork ~ yoar aasss
o. 7ur hook.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19


FOR SALE.
Sean u Work Horses
Paying city hotel; timber claim 500 GO
2; nne h01seand LOT sl7eo grocery.
Country hotel
restaurant and saloon.
CITY LotA 30 and 50 %.
40 aHEas land. part caeAEed. s. PER Mcre
lFh1ae RiTW rn1cA, cleared bottom. SO
1asrslA 81. els0 el2o0; bargains
ss'si 81 - -; J saloons
Vacant 60Vernment claims. Ice acrss
n King and saohomlsh Counties -
goed land
Vaeatsd claim. so trslfuqaished home.
steadL o. proempti1ns S109 e12S tGe, 81
Tr@de City Lots Cor Ranch.
Aertgags o. solsa pgopsyfy 8 100 % 0,fot
City and C0ansy Scrip. -
New and sooond-h safes.
W ANTEDs
lfesey sOoa sssussts ~ iaAs-ss'
pad, dan = e. FTfH
women and <kls. b 6s 9H4e8 paid
lfoner4 washers and cooks No. nay
To furnish farm hAnds. 50 per nonth.
gAzvaaseE1 sEd agents. always wanted
Partner In hotel.
Two laay p4rtasrA. fer LIE By two wsn
FOR RENT.
a number Of improved farms.
Nineteen houses, g to IS.
Furnished or unfuFniahed roomA with
o. without board. q = month IN.
a6o acre mach; improved orchard anf
haY no emah rBn9.
x-reom Bttage. with water. g.
kuFniehed fa0ms for h0usekeeplnR.
GEO. W. CRANE,
Washington Territory Eupioyment Ba
roa1. near corner Commercial ana
Washington streets. Seattle. DIV
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-26
SEARCHERS OF TITLES.
enry N. Galloway. Attorney-at-Law; D.
Lienau
GALLOWAY q llENAu,
ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.

EXAMINERs OF TITLES AND CONVEY
II anoers. City Of Paris Block, 100 North
Spring street. Los Angeles, Cal AUDIT
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-26
.rr,rass.n ~ the people.

u
The Los Angeles HERALD congrAtu-
lates its patrons upon the amount Of en-
terprise displayed Ia Southern California
in developing irrigation facilities. Tin
stances many cases where people are
sinking arteslan wells Of large capacity
and building storage reservoirs for COL
lecing surplus waters. 1t estimates that
within one hundred miles of Los Angeles
50 600, coo will be expended during the
coming year In water works and water
developments, whi will add l0,000,-
900 to real estate values in that part Il
the State.
There can be no quarrel with this kind
Of water appropriation. He who brings
to the surface and applies to the soil the
water running to waste in sub erranean
channels helps himself without wrong.
ing his neighbor. The storage OF surplus
rainfall harms no one and benefits many.
There is no monopoly in these enter
prises, nor is there any danger OF over
draining the sources Of supply. What
goea u o must come down" The more
The water is distributed over the sur.
face. and permitted to sink into the
soil or evaporate in the sunshine, the
more vegetation Is thus forced forward,
tho greater raiufall may be expected
under the changed atmospheric con
ditions thus brought about. The
| increased rainfall Of Southern Cali
fornia Of late years is known fact. 1t
| follows extended cultivation and is no
doubt largely because Of it. 1t 10 in &C.
| cordance with the experience OF the
| arid districts east OF the Rocky mount
aims. The Kausas an Nebraska farm
ers are pushing the Great American
desert we tward, and an increased rain
| fall follows them. Artesian wells are
creating green spots in the drifting sand
| of the Colorado desert, and we are
promised early fruits from that great
natural dollhouse. The region is not
rainless. The bitches dug by the rail
road company to carry the contents OF
| the bursting clouds away from its EN-.
bapkment indicate that. When green
fields and orchards are made to take the
place Of sand dunes an increased and
equalized Precipitation may be expected.
The desert may yet bloom without turn
| ing the Colorado river into 1t. Its re-
| clsmation would favorably affect the eli
mate OF other portions of Southern Cali
fornia. So it goes. The more done the
more may be done.-[San francisco
| Bulletin.
The HERALD's statement OF what is
being done is sample of the story in
regard to water developments all through
Southern California, and yet the Butte-
tin wants to throttle the people who de-
sire to irrigate, and overthrow the laws
| pnder which the waters have been d.