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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-07

THE UMDMRG10NED 0RFEHB FuR
= s1le a e. pzEe ~ III farm. a mGM
9Haz1 AsElEfia ard u EnNea hpmE - res
ezaEa EEn& So aEfaa - 1aTllys1 VI EiER
Cz1zfy elrreIeE. SID 1zrM y 1zrYsye1
% ne III anlB l11a ~ - a. f1Eai nd
nezk1T - 1ust1U lad. el1 wEl aGzp4sd
= - green - ~ czl1nEa he Va ne
E1Fzf e1z11E nod rms hroulh fle rsace=
Dsg4 eGoe acro8 he rnad tNo scAnza
lnase1 sd . church wlt1f1 t1rEeq11z-
ea9z e q me - tha p1gmiHeA and nnll-
F1aa &spef aziF kalf = mlis away. n b
slEE41EG b Uuw1mzIaA riEuE HnlizF. amG
~ E1rsR Fuma Al aEuGn1 thrHe st1aa Of
to plSca. an4 god wNaur. No hruaA or
tlmo9r an &ha piaoa n n a. n grass or
AnT Mn4 won& make a Mnnd dairy harm.
40. Farm IS pgwn1tp, MaMsn egunay.
af 10 McsnM, &aa4nd lnnA ThiB place Is
saAzlT Al GOD beaver dam land. wsll
wa1a1ad ard EASILY claa1a4. princtnniF
Ez14A wfAsW EuHk. there 4 SOW ElaaF-
- aho1x - acse1s RoQd hose and neW
ham. eta eno1gh ksF fuE rWr cess ard
3 pziF o. holaes. fald farm = uezi adaut-
ed . kep clature E1d handY - HtokuzlEaA
hessEsa1i1n. vhs1s picksB WiA always
Terms easy. Ear fzrthar parsEeula-s
nd4zeaz. aIfnsF ~ lse1ss q plrs1A
oe&dw DawamiaA VT
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The Pruaidant REFERS hrieGv but pFop-
eFly 10 the necesSity 81 egoviding prep.
e. dsfenses for cur seAhsard elites. He
sAksa TIE ideas a. Mr. Tlldoa Aad sx.
presses the@ u,th soneshsne lsss than
Ne tsath past Of NE fOros and ability
With which that Statesman sxprss.oa
thom.
he b one year 10 ate, A year aRo
NJ. fildsa oEesed 70 ne Presiaeui his
abs letter Ia re4ard - ths aefenss Of
cur COASTS, Ana uFSed shat The idsaa
there expEessed be Incorporated In TIE
annual message. Mr.. Cleveland. with
aharaetasisiie narrownea AZ view. a.
eiinsd TIE better and ienorsd tAe sub
isol Mr.. fiiden save hss better 70 ne
paAlio h another uAy. and Il siruok =
popular chord shsss has nos yea osassd
- Vihrata
A. tAil IAls dAy NJ. ClsylAad falls Ia
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TmR PaKnanMMv Aap xmK PACIFIC
c@AsK.


Ths people Of Ne PAslfo Coast are
"a favor Of the EsaiFiestou Of Chineas
immlnsailou and ere oonvinesa that
vilbOut snsh fsslfissisa. not nominal
but real eBd pssEnaBsnt. future psos-
pogity Il impossible. President Clsve-
land toeohss this important subject IN
Ne llahtsst poasihis manner and gives
20 tntimatlon Of bis opiBion IN regard
70 u.
Ths people Of the Pacific Coast ere
10 favor Of ne fmmsdlats faFfsltuFe Of
nh lands granted to aid In the oonstruo-
tlan Of railroads and not earned By .
strict compliance With the terms Of the
granting eel. President CIsvsiand has
nothinG 70 say % this subieot
Tbs peopss Of he Pasife Coast BE-
Ilsvs 10 sEosding sash profession 70
Americas Industries ~ shall relieve
American labor from osmpstition With
TIE paupeF labor Of EaFope. President
OlsvolAnd l. 10 favor Of a taria fOs
revenue sniy, phFass which may be in
tsFpFutsd ''frse trade
Ths people Of ths Pacific Coast are IN
favor Of the continued coinage Of silver
Presidents Cleveland recommends ths
cessation Of lee coinage.
TIE people Of he Pacific Cast are ia
favor Of The admission of Washinet0E
70 The Unioa. President Cleveland doe
not msnlion The subisof.
Evidently NJ. Cleveland has littl'
sympathy With The hopes and AspiFa.
lions Of the people of The Pacific cOass
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0ALY Posi- lNTHueENcn



Ia ems raspeas q lnaes tks RBs1aani's
reannas i kst6ns 49, Elatsf isn1 yaAs.
4 3 sholass. AIIhnaeh q vsuia aass
been ossssassea suszassgsaig lonain -
aaps q Grass, Hayss e. Azshuk, = =
uot haIf g Isnz IS ths tssUenas1s
seed q E-eIiah va ciss1ilnd tuEnse
upuu he eountry unasr - nsms q sie
ar.t msasaen. sd ~ t1is - punlie
wlsI b duly thaHkfas.
10 Gee cshsE pslnk, $50. q meg b -
anrdnd a. nn imgsassznant en- 10 last
menmas. Theaeh Il h esaatss 70 aha
laat asrres m dasling va mast q the
impsrtnut qasaaisns o. he hour. q eon-
6nins a. asoual % ~ Psssida1t's b.
lisf 10 rsaasd - ~ taxia. i = -
apoual uhlsh vii sszEssiy Dsss tss -
psosai q sag ~ - 1sxia -foF-Fsysu1e-
onIy oxinnlsta, ~ = . - sgopai. fos
81 aha4. Il 3 somesbina o. = sellsft - -
informed q shs Presiasas's position 80
shls impsEiaui QUESTION. Ths paopis
have hsss1ofoss hsan isls - i9nofanse
q Il. Nos. h0Aevss, thsy ks0w wssfe
ths Aaninisiraalon ssanda, neg know
whaa nay b. expaetsa ct d IN oertatn
esusinQanoses, SD shese who balieEs IN
shs eontinasd pEossesi0a Of Amsrisas
Indumriss knov With shat thsy bags %
eon1snd.
Though ths Presidents styis nay
have inp1ovod uomsshas sinos bis eiss-
Non 20 Ne Prssidsasy. Ne wEstehed
tasss uhioh has shasastsFizpd - many
q bis pablis end pFiyaas uiterEneas b
alill 10 BE- notsd and lamsnted 10 this
instance be eonld nst resist ahe tempts-
zion 10 inirodsss : few poliiioai argu
meats iato 3 pablls desumeat- This %
especially - Be- noted 10 his FemaRks 10
regard 70 private pensions. This has
always been q weak point with Press
Gent Cleveland. snd be argues BE side
q ths eass e Il be vsrs writing . can
pala1 doaamsnt. he does not hesitats
70 refer, severity but 10 isnguaGs that
ssnnst Be mialaksn, % thoss Who hsvs
criticised he coarse 10 this Esspsct, and,
as h canal with kim. BE s-fsssnoes ere
nsi shsE dianiesd nor elegant.
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Mask 81 eaF apaas this moEninR. ~
slasina sssss asysssaa apasss y o.
gslsa = - Pssz1snfis mssAas
Ihsm vhoes sassEiiaszesis hays bsan
esss5sa 50 eAseid not fses aazrisssd
fer oass 81 b taksn fh1t Ne eniasisz
Is noze than ns1s - - sbsn brfos.
fte ena - - mrnfh.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial Districr OF the Terri
tory OF Washington, holding terms 81
seattle In King csunty. for the counties
Of King aAd Kitsap.
No. $3.50 The City Of Seattle. plaintiff.
W A. II. Adams defendant
Complaint fled in the county Of King
IN the ofllce OF the Clerk Of said District
Court
THE UKIrEb sFAFEs o. AMEEIcA sExD GhErrISs:
To A n. Adams, defendant
You are hereby required 20 appear In an
action brought against you By the above
named plaintiff. IN the Districa Court Of
the third Judicial District Of tie Terri.
tory Of Washington. holding terms 81 the
city Of Seattle. IN the county u King, for
the counties OF King and kitsap, and %
answer the complaint Aled therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first PUB
licatien Of this summons or Judgment By
aeLani. WI oe taken against you. accord
ing % the prayer or the complaint.
The said action II brought to foreclose
. street assessment lien upon loUa 4, ~
and in block 20 Of Maynard's plat az
ths town tnow city, Of SesttIe. King
county, Washington Ierri'ory. for work
ans labor dona and materials furnished
IN The grAaing aad improving Of yeckson
street In said city, between June 5th. 1855,
and January eth. 1884. BY virtue and Ga
pursuance Of the provisions Of ordinance
No. ~ OF the city Of seattle. to provide
Tor the grading and impruvementof Jack-
son street. and ordinance No. Si7. Of said
city. prescribing the mode Of making and
collecting Assessments for street improve
ments. The amouats claimed rof said
work. labor and materials furnished are
respectively. as follows: Upon said lot
!. SAIL 90; upon said lot 2. &Sss; upon said
lot 7. SIS 20 npOA said itst & G3iS Total
amount claim g, eise9, together with In
terest on said 9lS02 the total sum, al the
rate Of ten per cent per annum from jan
uAry 9Th. 1854. and for flye per cent adaf-
eonal ON said total sum ~ damages. and
fsr expenses Of collection. and for costs
and disbursements.
Pi1intia prays for Judgment establish.
ing lien upon said lotR and thAs said
lots Be sol % 0iacharHe such lien and Al
costs Of sale. and FOR gene AZ reltef,
witness TIE Honorable Roger q Greene
Judge Of the sAid District Court
skAH- and the sal thereof, this Isth
t~-~- day Of November. A. ID lN9R
JAMES sEAvEY. Clerk.
By VIZ l. LUDLoW, Deputy CLERK.
kred II. Petersoa City Attorney. nos
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II Carlisle or Morrison had written
that pogtien Of the Presidents Message
watch relates 10 the tariff. Il could NOT
have beftaF expressed the yiews With
which their sanos are 80 prominently
iasniihed. The Prosidsni aERues 10
favor Of . tarin for rsvenue only With
ell TIE energy Of . ssnveEt 10 that plansi-
BE bat dabesroas idsa.
without taking 8 comprehensive
visW Of the question Of protection,
be brings together is bic mea-
sags ne anti pEossetion aEeamauaa
which have been maFshaIled and ~
maEshnlled on the FoaiFum of every
hiah school dshatins soeily Ia tAa
Uaited States Cor The past quarter Of .
century. His AFeumsnt. plaasibls a. Il
may BE- - ihoss who rad words without
ssaFchine among thsm foE ideas. Woald
apVeAs. u piassd bsssds ths pFosectioa
asgameut % = 0ssslay. Garfield OF q
Hlaina - vsah and psaFile that tFus
Anssiaana goaid hlash - think thai
u smlnaasd from NE Prssidsni q the
Uniiad Htaias.
NJ Cleveland pFedlssa dire eousa-
qaaness In easa tha taFla IL DOT reduced.
He d The sans Ne. Cleveland Who,
aomsthing less GhAn two years aEs took
Ooaasish 70 vrils leltsr In which he
made public bic Arm sonviotlon that the
country woald 20 10 Eaek and ruin In q
very few months unless she coinage 81
silver dollars we're Al once suspended.
The coinage was aot suspended. and The
rain hes not come aaa Gees noi SEEN 10
Be oomina. Perhaps TIE failure Of one
psophsoy viii lessen VA faith Of ths
psopis in TIE other.
Mr.. Cleveland thlnka be parcslvss a
united and astssmined demand from
The woskineman Of ths eeantry Tor
cessation Of ne prOseetiou afforded 10
AmerieAn industries. where h this
demand 70 be parusiyedp Certainly
net on the Paoiae Coast. asd n there Il
q ssslioa Of shs DATED States In uAish
The vOEkingaen demand practical free
trade. q masl Be . very small one.
The volea Of American lAAos Il Tor pro
tostioa v AmsEioAn industries. Ana
forty Thousand Presidents msssaeEs
eould not make Il anything slss.
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HAEo1 4 Han have ssearsd tbs
AEe0cy Of fN9kes' pAssat spriee No
tors and revolving Display eases, ana
vii Be pisssaa - give any informatian
csared 10 regard b 1hesa eocas and al
AL orders Toe tee same. , W. FAwhea,
81, an reaatn ID ths city . fow dMya
loneAE b TIE eonpanYAs lnAaRaaa. nnA
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Ans ene Wt4Ainz 30 hay q ptaao vii
% veil q SO fakSx kanRAEE. wha u
Ne "reminiscences aEens fnr the esls-
erate1 NseaF And Deckeg 4 sea pianaa.
and = NeiliaR t1aa airecl fFoui tha faa-
taEiaA VI E0AFAntes . sasinR az
troU IS = elso 0Hsa utlh WellR.
farRo. Cal - uFias faE prtoa. sls AZ
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kM4 XswmmDs Daa e,--ArEigs--
Hsaxs fzsssa mm PeRM
Psag GaEnEm. pen g. ARRIVED
EaFk Rfnao.
Tazu. Dee. Gs-Two hngks, Sec
aea, & harkan1ina nnd 3 aahennGr
gnssd IL iaas aEsnfnas IWs oartn md
tee ahfra passpd 10 8 Eoun tcd4g. II
s1eaEs1,ip fdA&o paanad CO q D. q,
ClsazF. Bgisz sc1zhsan4 uknd
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A. Attractive LEE % 0oon9- We
ere ahoWtsa eh1s VEGA nnms nftrastiss
Rpnds. esnB1ssinR sf Table Lambgs-
Qnina, ee4xfs, T1dlaa, Sand aad Tahls
ensbfofdesnd in pretty and novel De-
They are sod az very tow press hardly
eneaah % e9ssF eos o. massztAl-and
ars hne and s1itahis for ChFiaimsa
RiftL LA7oUA 4 Co. Opssa Bioek. d
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Ladies wtshinE beautifully 6tiing cor.
sela whtah give Ease and eanafors % the
utAfef, can ea aeeam madated bT iras-
tnR orders and tneasaremeut a. Ma
Aooxa's dressmAkinR satablishnent, On
Sseood stEesi opposlte AE. ChaFuh. ds2
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Esadsa neea nat noW o1mElain lla1
thsy e4nst - &c aEd Etyliah hafs SD
h1nusss s1ass TIE Baa1nst hna apena
ens &c nsw ssoss ~ to eoFnfecf Erunf
IS 3aaeH zsraefa Tnaa afnrs raalIv
eaFries 3 4ne s1oek, an1 nslla q . vaKy
soW prtoa EgsrYbody nhsuld 10 e. fkas
ssoss Il ghey want - Rnt god asn6a
eAsan. MzzEm q ca. PFopEisaDra dks
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We eannes d@ell Geo IenR nog too
ofseB % ear apiemdid ssssk u Ladiea
ane Chal1renaB Wo1i hoaaeEY, aBa are
pfaet1ssi Ire eaa - found elnsahsrs.
kfgm TIE hezsT 4e4@Iem Hos e ID
sua faa 1n11hed Oa1omers q -. the
be1s as 1nAsl tDporlsd freaeh and
GsfEan Hoa1aEy, EgshlDg . mtssi1R--
Al Mgles snd grades are IepEes1n1s4-
L41oCR 4 c., Opara Block Is
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Ms MooKR. drussmaksF, h agent for
The eeleorated Mcdowell Garment
DrAttinE Aaehine, The Bates hOAith
sAtslA tee patsss foidiag 6astie, ana
TIE Wtliiamson health carsss. de-
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kos ire lAERess asHagtmsnts of silks,
dreaa e0o1@. velvstas plasAes and fMncy
eosds, 20 dtFeea 10 TIE leader % low
caen prteess heneat vAiuesg 0na prirs;
aQaAfo % q eenL CzKsTNn CLRARI.
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hoInAr SFnczAETfEs - FaNs, Head
esfcAsls. PsrNs, Ffss Neckaalr. All
sfieres. ssassrs. faaoy OFnamentAl Pieees
and eandFess q oseef Articles. IAroua
3 o.. oVsFa Bsoek. as
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FoH AATs"

EON
8 span Of Work Horsss.
Paying city hotei; timber claim 500 coo
2; me- ho1seand lot ei7oo. grocery.
Restaurant and saloon.
CITY Lota. 50 and Is up.
80 Acres land, part cleared, - per acre
Mhfte river ranch, cleared bottom. $50
sRestauranta e300 $40 SI200; bargains
Country Store; orgaR; saioona.
Country Hotel; laundry.
Nae4nt Government claims. 100 AREA
N King and sn0homish counties. S9s I;
vaeassd oiaina. $50 lrslInouished home
steadl Or Prescriptions elo0 af9S $40, etc
Trade City Lots for Ranch,
Aortgages Oh sold py0psytg, { f00 b 80, 900
City and County Scrip. -
New and secondhand Safes.
WANTED.
Money good security; beet ntarosi
paid Cal On IA
Womsn and RiFla; highest wneea uaid
Lro1ers, washers and co0<a: Ma. NV
20 furnish farm banda 90 per month
SSaavasssIs end AgentA always wanted.
Two laay pAFtasrs fer LIE. by two wsn-
FOR RENT.
a Number q improved farma
Nineteea ho0seA g 70 IS.
Furnished OF nnfurnished roma with
o. without board, u . month up,
~ acFe raaehs improved orchard and
hay no cab raut.
six-rQem cottage with water, "a
Furnished rooms for hOusekoepinr.
GEO. W. CRANE,
Washington Territory employment Bu
re41 nsaF corner Comma-cia ana
Washington atFaata SEATTLE. an
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NOTICE OF SALE.

IN fHE DISTRICT COURT or TEE
4 TA1rd JndieiAl Dlstrict az Wmahanxsan
Territory, hol6ing terma e samffla. in Kipa
eo9nay. Nsshington TsFntuEy.
80 eazt-Unttsa States Of Amsriea VERSUS
Oliver PArtnA
Nosics b berebE Elvua that, uhsraaz b. q
deefee Of The above entifled Court. entered
e. reeera ~ aaid Court On the 10h azy Of
ocioees. A 2. lea6, 20 ne directed and d ~
sFed. eare eliy lsxiet upon ths foli0uin4
PeEsoDai prapszy q oiiEsF Parent. asfsua-
eats touits Dee Hnnsiag Csc Celia Wstch
hoties q thersfare hers6J gvsn sAaf On
SATURDAY. THE iirM DAT OF DEcfN
SKA A. D. isSt.
A. tAs hour q ! .. n. a III oouEs HOasa. ia
seattle Ana eoaEtF, W. T. I viii aall Il
pueiie aaeti0a. 10 the hiRhess hlaaaE, ssF caah
Al TIE Fishs. iitle and INF ruaf o. sAia Oliver
Rpreni. TIE aid defeadHnt. 10 and 70 the ah1ve
aeeetlhed personal rroporty.
bHis6 g seattle. KinR csuatT. ". r thaa
an Say q Nova1bsF, A. D. isas
T.J HAMILTON.
Usitst ataaas Marshk Ter WasAis-soa Ter.
neofy. Eos In
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81. The hess eossess for The money
new line iusa In. 81 caah. CLnAnT.
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2Ssts. Fail Width. ali linsu, tAbl,
damAak 3 cents per yard Al
w. r. Bonn a Ca's.
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A fnll line Of eoFsssA. 5 cents pAir
a. ". p. Bonn 4 Cos.
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The Last Chance
TO BgY MATER FR0HTAeE Oh
ELLIOTT CAV At REAs0s-
lBLE PRlcEx
81 to 81 per front foot
WE zA J, BEES APPOINTED
LlDD'S ADDITION"
81 to g per front foot
WE HAVE BEKN APPOINTED
wv agents for

To Tie city q Ssaftle, which eomprises
lots /. : aud 3 q section =. and los q Sc
ton Is townah1p Is nurth nnRo eas4
near smiths Cove, and We aroaufhori1ed
% sell tie same tor from u - e perfrg1t
foot On klliott Bag. and nom - % SIS
per lot not water frontage.
1hia 9 % FAR tes eheApest proDerty n
that part Of TIE city. and h bsana1fnliy
laid cut according % the Topography o.
the Rrnund.
PaEtiss Investing In this property now
cannot help but make money.
11tie, U. 8. patent 70 w 8. Lndd- the
Portland millionaire banker. Warranty
deed from Lad and wife 70 Geo. b. Kit
give warranty deed. No BETTER rFTLE
a lev hochs oniy for sale e theseprioes
Lbs entire availahie water frontaae Of
Seattle. including LAdd'n addition, dos
not exceed four milea and certainly viii
not b sufficient I'VE years hence for TIE
aco0mmo laden o. commercial city DO
ing the Business q the Puget Sound dis
trick Our solid buzineaBmsn have grown
rich b. investing In similarly locatea
property, which has increased IN value
Tar bey0nd theft most sAnRuine hopeA A
few dollars invested here q trip 70 Europe
for few years. and your return win end
you wealthy. Risk few dollars 10
MAKE A STAKE.
Do not buy this property tin you find
cut prices o. adjoining property, and Il
the price asked By us y nos Is per cent
les than Jon can get other property ad-
joining. or IN that vicinity. We viii make
you . present. o. q block Try it and sea.
n. 1--WE win give 500 par acre far
every acre q land within q mile Of this
addition. IN any direction
c. g. PHlMNEY q CO.,
REAL EsTATE BROKERS
James street
au26dW Opposite Occidental Hotel
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scotch plAias y yards Ter sIA
DEF Up. BoHD a Cos
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~ naaees sAsf FAs4srasfr s,rsHss ~ 49, a
sAklRA1 WEaKNESS. loss % RFx-
@ts'l So ~ ssssif Y c5zss 6ssaa,f ~ s--ursi
eesss = = eazpsts~sias el4llsf FEnSF4 FsR-
Aets1 81 &fEH3E'N ENfTeoR4 FaR a
- sasE fcsrr - Pkosrx raRERFa. -.
- ~ F.sr11's. ; p.stspss. alaa. easss ;
7. -. - - -sHsasli 40 ~. Atfrrus az.
sts bfSfEES&EF ~ 1lzsas.4 - -
- essTs S. So Fr--.s..,. g.
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TNOR TYPEWRITER PAPER. RIB
II hons and oArhaa PApsF 90 . Ne VIZ.
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WANTED.

la5orrrs. 81 day.
Farm hend. go S10Hfh, skaters 100.
choppers, 81 50 q cord.
Wtstesss tg0rk for Haan loith family.
10 naeB for Cascade railroad auOrk, e2 a
dsF, board IS. TSeksfo at reduced rates.
For ang kind of ir0rk past Eoar aanss
on 1nr books.
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uMBER LAND FOR SALE.

0kp ACRES or ExCKLLKNT TIN.
ZOO ber LAID. ca the HisQa III river.
estimated e have thereon t.0oo o. feet 81
a. and cedar. and fsoo piles within II
miles q Vein station Inquire 81 d. N
= tek, Ehird strsot. bet. COLUMBIA and
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-01
NEW TO-DAY.
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given to the following
named persons that the following
amounts have been added to the as
sessed valuation on the property de-
scribed ereinaftsr and set opposite
their names by the Board Of Equaliza-
ton, in wore and figures as follows:
C. r. Miller Raised on Ranch from
$50 to $1,000.
q. +. Davis Raj sed on Store and dwell
ng from 1900 to 5000.
And you are hereby notified that the
Board ofEqualizs ton will be in session
on Monday, ths 18th day Of October,
1896, whom all persons entitled to DO
head, and final action will be had in
the promises. b. order Of the Board,
N. d. HATCH,
Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-01
The Summer Drought.

The stock interests Of Nevada
Utah and the region south, extend
ing into Western Texas, have suf.
fered this year fro mthe most Sc
we're drouhgt which has, it is sail,
been known. In Eastern Nevada
and Western Utah there is not
grass enough to feed the cattle,
and the alternative has been forced
upon the owners Of cattle to either
ship hay to their stock or to trans
port their stock to grass. Consid-
erations of an economical charac.
ter have determined many to ship
their stock to grass. Close exam
ination has shown them that tins
is cheaper than to buy hay and
feed IL to their stock. lD conse-
auence there has begun move
ment Of cattle from Eastern to
Western Nevada, where grass
enough can be found to put them
in condition to withstand the Sc
verify OF the coming Winter. Five
I thousand head will soon be re
moved by rail from near the Utah
line to the vicinity of the sink of
the Humboldt, and train of thirty
cars will be devoted to this bust
ness alone. Later in the season
all will be transported back to the
range from which they came.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-01
Carson d Colorado

The San Francisco Chronicle
says X Ia now pretty certain that
the Carson x Colorado railroad is
soon to have an outlet in Southern
California. 1t requires but glance
at the map Of California to observe
the Importance Of this line, al
though it has been constructed in
n dreamy sort Of way until now.
Llrse--quantities of ties are on the
ground and as,,soona the graders can
work on the desert the constrrc-
tons will be resumed. The road
has ltsEterminus at Overs Lake,
about ninety miles North Of Mo
jave. 1t is said that Barstow, on
the Atlantic 4 Pacific is the oh
jectivc point of the line, and that
il will be reached in the course Of
the next six months ID. o. Mills
is greatly interested In the road,
which is no small affair. 1t has
nearly three hundred miles Of
track. The first division is from
Mound House, New to Candelaria
los miles, and the second division
Is from Junction, New, to the Cal
ifoinia State line, 81 miles. while
the third division Is from the State
line to keeler, Col, near Ovens
Lake l01 miles. The railroad com
pany owns valuable mineral depos-
Its, some of which are being evap-
Grated from the waters cf Owens
Lake. When the line is COMPLETED
to Barstow the Carson d Colorado
will have direct connection with
the Southern ports. reaching San
Diego over the California Southern
and Santa Monica and San Pedro |
over the southern Pacific lines. |
Mono and Inyo counties anticipate
l boom as the result of the proposed |