davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-01
BY AUTHORITY.
Road Notice.

II having beer. determined 10 accordance with
the Recommendation Of Jury duly drawn ia ac-
cOrdance with Law that certain streets 10 the
burnt district Of Honolulu shall be widened and
Strengthened, and that streets shall be
oPened-the survey and plans for which are now
on die in the Interior Ofice-notice IS hereby
given 10 all owners Of property along the lines Of
the said proposed changes which may be dam
aged by reason Of sail widening, strengthening
and opening Of streets, to file their claims with
Richard F. BickeTton, Esquire, Police Magistrate
Of Honolulu. Oh before Saturday, the 18th day
VI June, 1856.
The lines Of proposed changes clearly
marked ny stakes upon the ground. and map
showing the new lines can be seen upon appllca-
Ii1n 70 the Interior Office
G.. ". HART,
Road Supervisor, KOna, Oahu.
Honolulu, May ,, 1886. me tf-W3t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-01
PORT OF HONOLULU. IL. L.
ARRIVALS.

MONDAY, May IT.
Stmr KapiOlani. from Iva
Schr MaloIO, frJ.h ktivilsthii.ILi
Schr Rob Roy, from kuOiHu
Schr Cateri5a, from " iiiuIana!O
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-06-01

Road Supervisor, KOna, Oahu.
Honolulu, May ), 1886. mG-tf-w3t
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18

Tea gowns arr a LAT" novelty N
feminine a;;irr. They 50 VIII with =
creamy complexion. -CEC,..i.. S.A
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-06-18

Wanted .awyer "a DRAFT: , co.h
c4 :O- The WI y lie W.p
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01
A smart Grow.

About a year ago. Golden Days told
Of smart talking crow, named Mary.
that lives at Germantown, Pa Now
comes news Of another crow with an
education. This latter crow was found
In the woods near Plainville. Conn.
when IL was mere nesting. At that
time one Of its wings and one OF its
legs were broken. 50 that II could hard
In get along. Even now il moves with
awkward fops. for its wing has never
recained it, strength From Plainville
this crow was taken to Unionville,
where lives Mrs. Frederick Hart. and
the lame bird became that lady's feath-
cred friend 1t i not a house pet, bat
lives in pine tree in the front yard.
winter as we'll as summer. Whenever
il sees a dog. il runs 10 the tree, hoarse-
lv CRYING: "Mothcr, here's . dog! As
for cats. IL i not afraid Of them. but
pulls their tails at every opportunity.
II was in the habit Of whipping all the
chickens Of the neighborhood. until one
day big Shanghai rooster thrashed y
within an inch Of its life well. well,
that was cyclone,' says tho crow.
every time h. sees that Shanghai. Last
spring. as Mrs. Harris gardner was
putting out cabbage plants. he went
along on Ms. hands and knees. not
\ looking back ill he had reached the
end Of the long row. When at last he
| did look balk. 10! the mischievous bird
had just pulled up the last but one Of
the plants 80, carefully put In the
ground. Most Of its expressions are
nick.d m from the children Of the
neighborhood. Not the least Of It's ac-
complishments il tho way Il awakes
Mrs. Hart, hopping to the window-silI
Of her room at sunrise every morning
and saying, a It shakes the shutters
Mother, ARE you upp Are you up
motherp'-Goidsn Days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01
FOR OUR YOUNG READERS


Yea mamma yes; do take Il on
its eyes ~ coidly stare:
a prctf, bird 20 <tili and dead
Indeed. can not wear.
Tor every time I bend my hoa1
] see one son blue wing.
Which brings me thought1 o. trees ene
Aud birds that svecsly sing.
Tn angry. then. because my bird
Was not allowed 10 uy
And sing and swing ON waving trees
Beneath the summer sky.
Yes. yes; know 4 cost 80 much
Five dollars. did sou >ayf
II were rich Id give twice that
TO 80 y ny away.
But mamma. though your purse II illed
With coins that brightly shine.
They'll not bring hack the stolen life
To this poor bird Of mine.
That womcns hearts ARE kind and goou
hear most people say.
And vet they'll have these dear birdi
To make shemsslves look gay.
I'm sorry I'm little girl.
Were l woman grown
would not buy dead birds. but pay
To have them let alone.
But mamma please 70 Fashion write
And tell her lido not smile
That this II such wicked thing
We wish she'd onanxe tho STYLE
-Claru J. Denton IN N. I. hslt< l,<ndeseEs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

built by carp inter. When the rain
was over the mo- ther came back and
unlocked the leaf
The rubythroat Is very easily tanned.
and Il most loving 4 nd trustful little
creature. A friend o. mine told me
an interesting story Of y Aumming-b;rd
that used 70 fly around their porch
where one Of the trumpct-60yer vines
grew. At one time one 81 tlDrsc little
creatures coming TO drink juia from
| the flowers, seemed tired. A litt1e
girl approached II very gently. lbs
bird was not frightened away, but -
| the girl came near the vine she stretched
forth her hand, and the humming- bird
rested on one Of her fingers. Il was
afterward taken into the house and
kept as a pet
| Our friend Mr.. Weber discovered
curious habit connected with their
nesting. He had frequently observed.
while watching for their nests. that
| the rubythroats. after leaving their
station. shot suddenly and perpendlcu-
larry ia the air until they became in
visible. At last he had the great salts
faction Of seeing the female bird fall,
like Fiery aerolite from the sky. upon
the spot where she hal built her nest;
so that this curious habit Of ascending
and descending must have been in.
stinclively taught TO the birds for the
purpose Of conccaling the precise posi-
tion Of the nest
He also tells us that one Of his capt
ured rubythroats ''played postum"
when taken. Stimulating death in .
very perfect manner On several oc.
casions he had enticed the living
meteors into the room by placing vases
Of tempting flowers on the table and
adroitly closing the sash as soon a.
they were engaged with the flowers. but
he had always lost them through their
dashing ut the window and striking
themselves against the glass. AT last
however. his attempts were crowned
with success. This time" he says. u
succeeded in securing an uniniured
captive. II Immediately suggested
itself to me that mixture Of two parts
refined loaf sugar with one Of honey 10
ten parts Of water would make about
the nearest approach 10 the nectar Of
flowers. While my sister ran to pre-
pare il gradually opened my hand &c
look at my prisoner, and saw. TO my
no little amusement rs Well as sns'
picion. that it was actually playing
possum' -feigning to be dead most
skillfully. II lay on my open palm
motionlcss for some minutes. during
which watched il in breathless curl
osity. saw it gradually open il
bright little eyes to peep whether The
way was clear. and then close them
slowly As 1t caught my eyes upon It
But when the manufactured nectar
came and q drop was touched on th'
point OF it, bill. II revived very sud
denly. and in a moment was on y
legs. drinking with eager gusto OF tn
refreshing draught from silver tea
spoon. When stated il refused 20 TAX
any more. and sat perched with tn
coolest self-composure on my hnge
; and plumed itself quite as artisiicall,
as il on its own fayorite spray. ! wa
enchanted with the bold. innoccn
confidence with which II turned up il
: keen black eyes 70 survey ~ as mucl
= Is to say well, good folks, who AT
4 youP"- Christian Beckiy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01
HUMOROUS.

City Belle (pointing to wild
nlant by the wayside) --..Whats that?
Country Cousin-.sThats milkweed."
CITY Belize. yes, what you feed the
cows on. suppose. ~ y. Nail
some one saws: The mischievous
hoy 4 simply q locomotive off the
track and, We may remark. .
wrecked locomotive is generally
caused BY a misplaced switch - Puck.
"A musical critic being told that .
certain worn-out opera singer was
singing with great success in Mexico.
rcioined: well. I'm very g'ad 70
hear that he is again singing-ih Mex
| ico."-N Y. Ledger
-Jack-.Is that genuine dss'nond
| YOU have on. Gus?' Gns-''Wc.l -er
I no. it's not exactly a genuine dia-
| mond. hut it's the next thing 70 Il M
( Jack-..How?" Gus-..Ifs an imita-
/ ton diamond. ~ T. Times.
"A lady took her little boy TO church
! for the first time. Upon hearing the
organ he was ON his feet instanter:
..Sit down. said the mother -
won't" ne shouted, II want to Gee the
monkey. - Christian al Work
In Philadelphia. Miss IL in So
cicty-..Would be pleased 20 have
YOU bring Mr.. Van kupper. q New
York. to call? First tell me about ms
family. y Mr.. Montrose---O. they
were all well when he left ~ Isd- Drs
"A clearinghouse mistress ha,
added another ornament to her wal
decorations. II Is in the shape Of
motto which reads thus: Laugh ans
grow fat She wants To give TN
mouths OF her boarders something 4
do.-BosfoD Commonwealth
I -Brown-.What's the matsrr will
suu and Robinson. DumleyF ! hea
that he has threatened to pail you
ears the first chance he gets. DUN
Iev dumping up and down. HE will
viii her Pull nv eaD, WeN you ca
net your sweet life he'll have his band
full.r-N. y. sam
4 He wanted to arrive. Clerk q
seedy stranger who has just Registered
-.iiaye 4 room?" ). S.-..No." Clcr
spinner. l suprose?" $. S-..Ns
at all. | only wanted to arrive. It's
GOOD many years since ] arrived -
hotel. and II you've no objection
.. will simply arrive. Good moaning NJ
: TexGs Siflings.
III .Ycs," said the artist '.photoI
I rsphy Of late years hos made wo'
! derfnl strides II has got 20 now tn
q Photographs can be taken . night.
ssYou astonish me-" said the artist
: friend. ..It's fact though" continue
the artist, sadly; somebody got "
my shop La night and took all \
photographs | had. - HsTsv's Bozd
III Il wasn't 1sr one thing. boys
4 said an old farmer, - he got dos
: from his wagon. I'D bctenny amos
q 8 money On thes bay colt o mine "
s ting mile IN 2:l6i. Id bet mAIli
: dollars e I had t." The cro'
n laughed. derhivcly. What y thc
y thinae" aakod one Of the crowd. IL
q distance y TOO fur fer tbe- sipes"--
xM
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

a society has been formed n
Brooklyn 10 prevent premature burials-
Something Of this sort is the only thing
that will save the Republican party u
Missouri from an untimely grave.-SL
Louis Republican,.
considering the horrible failure
Blaine made in the brief time he was
running the foreign policy Of the Gov
eminent, Democrats can regard his as
saults upon the foreign policy Of the
present Administration with equanim-
ity. Cleveland Piaindsaisr.
The Republicans Of Indiana
want the purity q the ballot-box main-
tanned. Il will Be recalled to mind
that several regiments Of soldiers from
other States voted in nearly every
ward IN indianapolis under the direc-
ton Of the Republican committee, dur
ing the war.-B Buffalo Times
BY the way. was Il not james
g. Blaine who some time ago said ne
had retired from politics and was 60
ing 20 devote the rest Of his time 70 liz
| erarr laborsp Since the laboring men
| Of Maine have concluded 70 oppose III.
c1u0lu1tt$ " appears tnae wvu'
have been better for Mr.. Blaine i h
had kept this promise &C Chicago NeUs
On the 4th Of next March VIII
lam Malone steps down and out q th'
Senate never 70 return. There hav'
been men IN this country who. In theiI
DAY and generation. felt the full weigh
u the peoples scorn and hatred, bu
| nos one among them AL ever sounde,
the depths u misery that Malone
destined % reach. ~ AfioDto Constita'
lion.
Perhaps the hope fingers n n
minds Of some Republican politician
that there y no more victory IN IA
waves Of the bloody shirt. but o.
among the people it > plain that th
old era Of sectional Or race politics hs
passed away entirely. and that her
, after the national contests must BE- d
J cided o. national issue, and not 9
J sectional snimosities. -Lesjsvjlls o.
J ~ Jesrssk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

Rev. Dr. John Hall. Of New York.
3 70 have s75. 900 parsonage on Fifth
avenue.
Horace Greeley's monument in
Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn. u
bronze bust resting on marble base.
Eight Of the original thirteen of
the Emerton family Of Bucksport Me-
are living. and their combined ages are
607 years
Mrs. Conant. the wife Of the miss
ing editor Of HarPer's Weekly. Is
proof-rcader and translator Of foreign
languages in that establishment N
y. Tribune.
The late Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. the
famous novelist. was the first woman
TO send telegraphic dispatch under
the ocean via the Atlantic cable. ~
n Herald.
Minnie Wilson. . rosy-cheeKed
maid Of fifteen. drives the stage be-
tween Minor and Hamline. in Dakota
The route is extremely popular. ~
might be expected.
m. Naquet was the father Of the
| divorce Law in France which enabled
! Patti to dissolve her marital relations
| with the Marquis de Caux. Naquct
| recently received magnificent photo
| graph of Patti. signed BY herself and
4 EicolinL
| Elmer Sehuach l. the most accom-
modating man heard from this season.
| He courted two girls in Reading. Pa
| and gave both the same kind Of en-
| gagement rings. He then eloped with
one. and when the other threatened
him with breach-of-promise suit left
his wife and cloped with her. - Pits
bargh Post
Mrs. Lila MAY Pavy. widow Of the
late DIR. Octave Pavy. naturalist and
surgeon Of the Greedy Arctic expedi-
ton. has given TO the National Museum
at Washington the relics collected by
her husband on his trip TO the Arctic
region. reserving the right to withdraw
them II she desires At any time during
her lifc-time.-N. L. Sun.
On a moss grown slab in the
graveyard ut Rowley is the epitaph Of
Rev. Ezekiel Rogers. the first minister
OF the town. who died in 1860 in his
seventeen year. II closes as follows;
with the youth he took great pains.
and was a tree Of knowledge laden
with the fruit which the children could
reach. - Christian at Work.
Captain Joseph Berry. Of HALEY.
T.. has remarkable war record.
When the rebellion broke ont he spent
three thousand dollars Of his own money
in organizing regiment in Ohio.
When mustered from the service hi:
commanding officer Endorsed his dis
charge as follows: This officer has not
been absent from his command a day
during the entire war. - Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Solomon ID. Van Gilden. a farmer
aged seventy years. from Warner
County. this State. went TO James
} town. N. ". and was married to Mis-
Hattie Millison. Of Franklin. Pa Tn'
bride has just passed her twentieth
: birthday and Is decidedly pretty. In
old man remarked a he left justice
7 Strunks Office that he would b
: hanged il he was going to get
: license to get married il ne had to e
: to Canada This was the fourth time
. and he was too old to take the new
! tangled papers on the marriage cues
ton. Hiiliamsport lPa.) Sun
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01


- csasssa ~ k.sus ~ e =
s,.sss T,,oss1 - ~. - = nsans
80 - : 4osl-Assehss rpeDessa -
49,
Lesders q the Republican parry new
- forget che negro. wherever his vate
= 20 IL had The individual choice Of
he colored voter passes for nothing 4
he does nos vote the Republican ticket
II southern States he : either : ke-
publican voter or be Is nothing. e he
CHOOSES 20 vote the other ticket he gets
20 credit II. in the SOUTH he feels
that he can best serve his local govern
n~ut bv voting the Democratic ticket
g. does il. wakes fat and enjoys the
nrofit of bis right 70 labor and earn
fhe negro with his local habltation has
fhe rirkt u all Americans TO say Just
what he win do politically for his own
benefit
But Mr.. Blame. in his speeches IN
Maine. where : negro i rarely seen,
declares that the colored man shall not
only vote the Republican ticket By Writ
- 81 his Inheritance Of freedom. but
that he shall vote il under any and al
circumstances -- local considerations
ana Influences 20 the contrary notwith'
standing. And Il he does not choose q
do that be must be col0nixed into othel
territory
The plan Of the Republican Congress
oional Committee. a. announced, l. 70,
absurd % Be authentic. but Il il be trr'
thai negroes are 70 Be sent. IT the com
mitfee's expense. 70 populate certain
territories il the hope that their vote
will Be felt in Presidential and Con
cre<~icnal elections TO follow. i reflect
but little credit upon the men VIII
have projected the scheme We hav
had one negro exodus from the South
II invaded Kansas few years ago
Every coIored man believed that b
Was 70 get forty acres He came wit
his family and landed At the railwa
depot without cent He seemed .
care nothing about how he was 70 far
His idea w4s that Kansas. actin
through it. Plumbs and its other pair
OTIS. was 70 give him farm For nv
years or more those negro exodusteI
have fought fate. Kansas cities hav
more walters boothlacks. calcimlner
BARRIERS. shoe repairers and cloths
busters than any State in the Unio'
and their votes have only gone 70 swe
majority already large
The home Of the Southern negro
n the South There he was born a.
reared. there are the local tradition
and family instincts that root him
the soil The Northern politician
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

~ cute wsya II which ne rrsss -
. fcol~ People.
Under our bay-window there grew :
small zee. and upon one Of Is branch
Is vas . rubvthroat humning- bird ;
nest. One day Il grew very cloud , and
soon began 10 rain. Iwss watching
the nest at the time. thinking that The
poor little ones would get drowned
but - soon - the drops Of rain com
menosd to fall. away few the moth
% bird % : large tree near BY. and
ahen returned with : leaf in hel
mouth, and carefully covered tn
| ness over, fastening the ends Of tn
| leaf 70 couple q twigs that grew
1 close % tho nest. In this way en-
Young ones were kept o dry under th'
ezsen roof - Y their house had beeI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

Chief Poundmaker's death y SAID
70 have been caused BY strangulauon.
He was eating berry soup and ouncn
erass beef. The soup went down the
wrong way. and In coughing no curss
blood vessel from which be die6
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

w. and ID. Gladstone. two dusty
millers Of White Cottage. Stark
County. O.. are cousins Of the greas
English statesman They are quiet:
unobtrusive businessmen, and are said
% take more pride In their American
citizenship and their millstones than ~
their English Gladstone. - Cseve'dnd
Lander
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

Experiments at the Massachusetts,
Agricultural College. in building silos,
show thar the principal involved
IN building ice-houscs may be applied
10 siIos. Il il shown that . hollow
frame Of scantling. Of suitable sizes
covered on the outside with matched
boards. and lined on the inside with
two thicknesscs Of one inch matched
boards with layer Of tarred paper be-
tween them. thus securing . partially
alright Enclosure. surrounded ~ :
dead space rs protection againse.
frost. u the best and cheapest forn q
construction, ard that = me ooarus
coaI-tar the duration u the silo viii b
very much increased. One great %
lection 10 the building Of silos hereto,
tore has been Ecir eost- -Fovas kSsed
and Stockman-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01


Hsw : Snail 10y n ss~ Aa,rena~eEs
a curious incident occurred during
one Of the Presidents morning strolls-
A brirhf-eved but roughly dressed lad
~ y Nm r.~r tbe I.ke INIT had NO idea
- p---:S--
- - ~ 80
Excuse me- mister Dus 20 sou ~
q the hotels said the boy
Yes" replied Mr.. Cleveland with
q amused smile.
well I'm glad 70 hear i S'Pose
you've seed Governor CIeveland?'
20. YES; l have seen him fire.
quently.
.Goll derned Il you amt just the
man I've been ackin- TO meet You
80 I've walked thirty miles 10 take :
look II the President jess = soon -
I heard be was here, ! sot out. and here
am begosh-"
The smile on the Presidential lace
still broadened-
:. Nv old dad has been votin' up in
che mountains for thirty years. begosh.
but none Of the fellers he voted for
got elected until he went for Cleve-
b~0o<h. Cattle quit diving. HOSES did
Veil man cot the house insured. and
4 ain't bin struck bv lightning since.
beroeh. pa avs itss I'll because
Clevelsnd's cot Z biz neck Dustin
v;de omen wifh brains. He must have
IA rim else he couIdn't have got 20
80 Wh;se Hone bero<h. I've cum
ele.n o~er bere q ~ TIE President,
80 ~ ror'lI - - perlfee as 70 poini
-. ~. s s -. -. ssltss
oss &C., 49, @ -Is-Ls -. 49, S-;.k
.1L a.. =. - e''S
~r-,~s-
y Ssnens 49, 80.
lneres oeSoso' 80 - :
noakn p-sa..- - ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

Stuffed Potatoes: Bake large pcea-
toes until done; cut > 'vap' from the
top q each; scoop OFT ths inside caro-.
fnIlv spd mash softly with butter and
milk. Minca che giblsas Of yoU chick
IN fine. season with pepper and ssits
stir into the potatoes. edo shc beaten
velk Of an egg. beat IN saucepan ui'-
III very hot, I'll the skins. replace the
tops aud Get ID IN oven for three minr
utes. -- BosgoW Dwd0st.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22


NMw YonK, Sept. 2l.--At ihs semi-
annaa, oonfsEo1os of ths Nati0aal Gsa-
sEal PassangeF and Tioksg ARsnsa Asso-
aiaiiou 81 the dotsl Bfanawiak, et whieh
about seventy i've feaas ID eli parts of
the oountFy weru Eegtosoatod, d. J.
Flanders. q. Il. O'Aeil, q. W. Raaaias.
". A. Thrnfi and ,. T. TaYlos we're -
ieelod - . ooDmilteo - FopoEt % E
Sian af making q unifnrm aystam
o. coupon throaah tiekst4 Ihs pFss-
ant sEs1om Of ooapon ttekeiB u 90.
tested - "a the aroana Of i1a beina
somatimea dtlaealt % distinguish the
frat uiana and omiHFaut tioko1s On diff
fsEant roadA A eompaadinm of rates
and elvlllong. which = % b pnoliahed
b. W. y. Bailey, q The PennsylFania
EoAds @a8 adopted a9 an ot80laA aathoF.
isy. Fhe nsxt maeting uii - heid a
Washiagloa % NE laird Tgss1ay q
March, 1857.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
PACIFIC COAST.


AAAt@A ~ 04GHFa - tAE Law
LEMoonn tOall. Sept. q. i.-Pedso Pa
oheoo. the prisoner who escaped from
sheriff BfRnnan near Marines on Sep
tember llth. vas killed By ofiosrs zee
teRday morning af she eotionWooda.
TAe eeming Weaaheg.
San RRkNcBco. Sept. 9l.-rhe indiaa-
tlons for the susossdina 81 hours il
Wanhington Territory, are occasional
rains IN ths western portion
Ma opinm BeizaFe.
sAu FnAnorsco, Sspk. 2I.-It b stated
that q. 3. Deputy Collsoior Roqafss
seiEed today tl0 pounda Of opium
valued as about 5000, on board tho
steamer Gaelia. Nothine could bs e.
eaFtainaa regarding ths matter frem the
Custom officials.
RepablieAn Ne3lnee tn AFinsna.
TUOoa, 6apt. 2l.-Ths Rswablioan
Territorial Convenfion today nomInated
O. q Bean, q Prsssotk fog delegate 20
Congress.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
~. nsss As'.sA.s.a. :. Aa.l..' n..-

a Co
NEu YouE. sept al.-Jadas Donohus
q ths Baprsme Oousi gEantsd TO mors
attaahmenta aRaiusl th8 property in
this stats ef ,. Baam 3 %, the aas-
psndsd San ffaneisoo siothiefs. One
was obtAined by George W. P4aa. as.
sirnss Of tbe Hatisual Psgk Bank upon
& siaim q eil.2 in monsy loaus Wkish
wsFs made 10 Jams last. Tee o4Aer @aa
granted h q s1it bEought by The Bank
q California, thFoaah tnaif SCENTS IL
shia oity Lad ow 4 Co.), % recover
eS0o0. tha valna af tgs biils 81 en-
ehanas made b Baum & Co. daFinR
lasi manth. Iha billA waxe takan b.
tho bauk and payment o. then Waa re-
fuasd whsn prsasntsd for neosDianos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22

WuxEE1aEAEs tPa- }. 8apt. D.-Aiasn,
Z small mtninR town abcat nins miles
fFsm hefe. uas visited b. = terrible sterm
Of Wind and rain late laal niqhl.
NsaFly every buiidtnR 10 Gha togn uas
damaged several hoaaas ecaapisd %
Hnnaariana uora sgept aBsg and many
athss nuildinas were nnroofed M0aiF
dFuRstozs. Martin Piaft's bouas and
baFn, sna the pahiis ssAooi baiidina,
wsro wFaahsd. 1ha slorm eaased she
iniarsd. bus not fatAliy.