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, 1888-12-13
CITY COUNCIL.

Contract for sidewalk on Adams
and Quincy streets, between Jeffer-
son and Lawrence, awarded to j. Nj.
iiockhart at IS cents per linear foot.
Gitv clerk instructed to advertise
FOR bids for constructing sidewalk in
Clay and Franklin street assessmCGt +
district.
City attorney was instructed to
file a complaint on behalf OF the city
against A. Weymouth for violation
of an ordinance governing the erac~
ton OF buildings within the fire lin
Its.
City attorney Was instructed to
insert IN CONTRACT Tor future side
walk construction that all planks
used must be full length, 8 feet, the
entire width of sidewalk.
Chairman of street corlmittee was
instructed to notify Mr.. Tibbals TO
forthwith take care Of the water
main on Washington; and If he neg
Iected to.s SO take care OF lid water
main the street commits - to take
care of it at the expense of the
Water Co.
Bills of contractor Williams =
ferred TO finance committee 10 r. :
port at next meeting.
Committees on health. sewers and
drainage were requested to bring in
full written reports at next meeting.
Several claims allowed; some re
| ferred to finance committee.
, 1888-12-13
ACs4NOwLEDGEMENTs.

Recently, the young republicans o.
Port Townsend, headed by Messrs. u.
ID. Howard and N. II. Sachs, sent hand
some gold badges to General Har- son
and Levi T.. Morton. The badges wcFn
made from design invented by oHF
In nsman All. A. PlummeI, and eou-
sisted Of a soaring eagle. the reDu h'icar
campaign emblem, bearing away II bis
taloDs The democratic Cleveland r'ra.
Following are the replies ackn = a., =.
ing the receipt of ihese badges;
INpIANAPoLI Ind. nov. "a. 1888.
Elmer Howard ESQ, Port Townsend,
W. 7. Ay Dear !Sir: General Harrison
directs me to acknowledge your favor of
the 18th inst. and to thank you for its
expression of personal regard, as well as
for the unique and expressive badge of
the Republicans of your Territory; and
to thank you anl them for your and
their services during tbs campaign.
Very truly yoLfs,
T.. ". HALFoRD.
, 1888-12-13
Ceupevilie Items.

TIE revival meetings held in Coupe
vile afe bee oming very interesting.
Many who were quite Indifferent before,
have recently manifested very strong
feeling. The meetings are being con-
Quoted by pastors of both churches
jointly.
The new building Of Messrs Blowers
& Kineth is progressing as we'll as can
be expected. Mr.. StockeRd of Port
Townsend, is on hand te attend TO tho
plasterinR.
Considerable underground filing has
been done in this neighborhood. Mr..
Z. W. Calhoun as we'll as others are ad-
opting it, no doubt to good advantages.
Work is progressing gu the water
works.
The boys interested in the mill are
busy getting out timber, grading, &c.
Mrs. Marin Coupe died Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 4, In Seattle Funeral Thurs
day from residence of Thos. Granny OF
Coupeyille. Mrs Coupe was 70 years
old, widow of the late Capt Thomas
Coupe, we'll and favorabiy known as one
of our pioneers.
, 1888-12-13
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATEs LIND OFFICE,
SPIT. W. T.. October =, Is,

SFs-rl-., W. T. October :. lsSS.
Notice is hereby given that j. compliance
with the provisions Of the act of Congress Of
june s. 1873, entitled 'An act for tho sale OF TIM
Der lands in rhe States CT California, Oregon, Ne
yada and Washington Territory. Francis W.
lanes OF Port Townsend, county u; Jefferson,
Territ DRY OF Washington, has this dzy Iled in
this office his sworn statement No. 3iit, for the
purchase of the = ". Il of the z e. =, the 5 y
IL ;he s " > OF ses. 34, and the Z = ~ rhe 81
!, Of Sec. H. IT, = y, Range wcst, anu Will Of
fer proof 10 tow that the land sought IS -Dorn
valuable for i- tim ber Or stons than for ericE-
tural purposes and II estabi7 al his claim TO ss;o
land before the REGISTER and Re eiver oI iHls ot-
flee NJ Seattle, ". H., on Friday. the 26h cay %
April, lsS9.
lie names as witae seS II. G. Bailey and =. ".
Bash, OF Port Townsend, ". IT,, Daniel a. traSs
OF Leland Valley. Jefferson Co.. W. T. -. =. Raj
lev OF Por. TosyuscaG, W. T.
Any and all persons cleirG'ag --FrEsais the
above described lands are lCe-ied - IL their
claims in this OH. g or before said .GtE lay .:
ADTi!. 1888
john y OSGRANDiR, EeEI-ter.
tirsI publication oct p. lSaS-NlS
, 1888-12-13
territorial Division

IL. AEGU-: | wDHId like, thruU-H
yOH- paper. t5 >Uh;uit brIef'. - pnS-1D!t
iue - .u-.Iu :, TIE Consideration uf ~.
people and pes uf Washington Tern
j1ry: la thc even uf Congress, at -
present shuTI scsSiOn, faIIIug tu Hd!u'I
this Territory as IA State, iHu' der-rTIHG
its promotion for one year HI.i aIuHr'"..
will 1t not be wisdom a;si ssEUr-Is: a.
ship To divide into two state Th-f =
now called East and West Na-nlD.r,'r,
Territory, and apply - tie DIST Con
gress. for admittauce accDrdiu!iy:
L base my reason for snch "c'I"H "''
what ought in justice In be the ruie "r
law in such cases, VIZ: Tba; wne" any
Territory has white pupnIatI"r ~
Gee ding one half the unit OF representa-
tion in the House Il Representative.
that Territory shall ipSO fdctO he rHtI
tied to be admitted us State
Assuming the unit rf CouGresSI nal
Representation to be l5u,Gl0 pen lie. then
76,OC0 should admit TerrItur, having
that population to statehood ihere
can be 10 doubt TIA t East and West
Washington Territory each has over
that number today. aud sh"Hl'i iOtay.
on that rule, be- admitted as two states.
Now suppose, as IS likely, no action
Will he taken on the Senate Bill this
session, and, as Il consequence, our ad-
mission will be deferred until the spring
of 1890, am 1 not right IL saying that
Eat md West Washington HerritOrN
Will then each cnntain l25,00J inhahI
tants. and be entitled tu admission as
two States? Being NATURALLY divided
by the Coast Range IT mountains, must
these sections ot Territory, with such
vast and valuable resources. aud with
such au Intelligent aud enterpnsinG peo
pie. wait until each has 10000 inhRbi-
tants?
In other words, now that we have
patiently waited so long, ard meekly
the Sub of a Democratic
House OF representatives,, is it not bet
ter for both divisions of the Territory,
and to avoid inevitable geographical
friction, TO wait just one year longer, and
then do as Dakota is BOW doing, ask for
recognition as tive States?
l venture the prophecy that Repub-
lican Congress AID President viii an
swer-"1H Hail and Welcome TIE
States Of Washington and Lincoln
NAwITKA
, 1888-12-13
Notice for Publication.
United STATES LAND OFFICE,

seattle, w T., August 3, icS-- !
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions ofthe Act C Congress approved
June 3, 1873. entitled ''Al Act for the sals Of
Timber Lands the State IF Califo-Hi', orcgon,
Nevada, and Washington TCrr4 1ls. Ferclyal
Spencer Of Ouj .Ceue, County Of Jc.--son, Terri
tory of Ws-hl- -tOn, has This day 1.gu Al this
ofice hi sworn ,tItemeTl No. oiS.. tss The pur-
:ha.J OF ,he norsnea-I i ct sC-.-5a5t I Of
Section No. i. IN 1owugh.p n. .. North,
Range No. = West, aud VII ollie proc to show
mat The land sOG-lt : U-c-a -luaole for It's
timber or stone e. Tor er-rlculturil purpose,
AID 20 establish hi claiis. 70 said and bg-1r9
tire Reris er and Receiver Of this Office at Seat
tie, ling Co W. T., on Friday, the 2sth day Of
DeCe GbeT, ls,S-
Wm. W a. smiih, Of QaiIcine. Jcfersoni County,
VT.
" John H. McATdlc, Of q .f.c.ae Jefferson Coun-
Albert spencer, of iluiIcin5. Jefferson CouE-
", w 4.
above described lands are rec ueSted 10 file their
claims III this oilice on OF before sad @Sth day OF
December, 1855 ,,
Register.
, 1888-12-13
Assessment Notice.

Puget Sound Iros Company.
Location OF principal places ot business San
Francisco. California.
Location 'ss -"-..s. IrOndale Washington
Territory.
Notice Is here-s :iven thai at Il mserir,; OF the
Board of Directors held on the I'D day Of Ocru-
tber, ISSS, an assessment. (No. t2,b OF one dollar
the corporatiou. payable iIum ediately in United
tates gold cnin 10 the Secretary at the Office of
he Coynpa ny. Room No !, No. 32S Montgomery
tree {. San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which his assessment >ali
remain unpaid on the 2'th day of November.
1855. will d. delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public IHoiinH, and unless paymeu. is made
before will De soil on Friday, the 2Ist day Of
December, 1883, 10 pay the delinquent assess
neHt together y:iti costs Of ADVERTISING, ssi *
penscs OF sala.
by order % tbs Board OF Directors,
a. HALSE1, Secret tI'J.
Office RoOI.. 10. :. No. ;,2s Moutgomer- street
San Francisco California. Octs.
, 1888-12-13
IS Fifta Avenue. Nov. 24tb. 1883

EImer d. Howard Esq. Port Town.
send, W +. Dear Sir: beg that You
will express to the Republicans OF Port
Townsend my high appreciation OF The
handsome badge you are kind enough to
send me. 1t viii! bave a foremost place
among my souvenirs of the campaign.
If read its symbolism Alright it showed
a more intense confidence in the triumph
OF the Republican party than wrs gener-
ally entertained by the Republicans of
the East; and the earnest hopes of the
mere lookers.oD in the great conflict,
have my sincere sympathy
Very truly yours,
LEVI 2. MORTON.
, 1888-12-13
Notice Ior Publication a..
USIgFy STATES LAND DPr 7E. !
-Eal-rf ; NJ. II = 1

SEATTLE No. H.. L.
Notice j. nrip -..ren that ia ComviiE- e.
with The provisions of tie act Ci Cui,re-s O..
Une 2, 1875, entitled a. CT IoI t,tt ale {:
timber lands i'll the states o California, ,'-csJU
Nevada and NaAhingtol. Territory, 5l,iwart
Kelly, Of PoTr Townsend, -Junr y of Jefferson.
Territory OF Washingto'., NJ tins day hled IN
this office h.s sworn Stat5T.sft No. 36S5 for ihs
purchase of IN" lots and - section No. =. in
township No. - north oi raUsrg No. . .ast. and
will O1fer proof 20 show thaJ Itg land roggbf IS
Iuon- valuable ior it, timber .r stone than FOR
agricultural purposes, and 70 as-a blish his Claim
to said land before the Register and Receiver OF
this Office st Seattle, ". 4 on TUESDAY the 30th
day Of JAY IsS9
ueT leland. W r. Jss. SnIt. uf IrOUral' =.
y +. b II Port TOwn-s.sd, John Ids
of Port To- n-tld.
atove d -cTibcl lands ar r-IJ --ted 10 Iie q. n
claims in tlI- olliec c.. ,- br,ose -lii 3J'h dry
of July. 1883.
JOHN I. OsTRANDER, ReSstsJ.
In po5iiaE1o Ny, a lssSS
, 1888-12-13
Shipping.

Bk Shirley arrived yesterday from
San Francisco, and was towed to Ia
coma by tug Katy yesterday.
Blk. Henry Buck arrived from San
Francisco, going to Seattle TO load
coal.
Schooners Fannie Dutard and An
ME Larsen arrived Saturday from
San Francisco.
Am. Ship Geo. It. Manson went to
sea Saturday night, in tow of tug Pi
oneer, coalladen for San Francisco.
Chill. ship GeorElnia sailed on Sat
urday iumberiaden for Valparaiso.
Russian ship Rhea sailed last night,
with cargo of lumber from Port
Gamble, bound for Melbourne.
Ship Oriental was towed to Taco
ma yesterday by tug Tacoma.
Stoam schooner Jeanpie sailed on
Saturday coal laden for San Francis
CO
Forr-mastedEsahooner kitsap ar
Iivad on Saturday from San Fran
cisco, and proceeded to Port Gamble
in tow of tug Tyer-
Am. shin Florence arrived yester-
day in tow Of tug Mogul from Taco
ma. The Florence is wheat laden
for &. X.
Ara- ship Heckla arrived in tow of
tug Tyer, yesterday. wheatladen,
from Tacoma.
Am. ship Rosie Welt arrived yes
terday from San Francisco, and pro-
ceed5d N tow of tug Holyoke to Port
BlElelr, 10 load lumber for Hobson's
Bay Aus.
Bk. Detroit arrived yesterday
from San Francisco and was towed
up Sonnd by ting Tyee.
Bktn. Skagit and schooner Mary
L. Smith arrived from San Francis
co.
Nor. bk. Bonheur sailed yester-
day from Port Discover, with lumber
for Melbourne.
, 1888-12-13

And i'll accordance with law, and an ordar of
the Board of Directors. made on the 23d day oi
October. 1889, so many shares OF each parcel ct
such stock as may be necessary, will be G0iG -
public auction 81 the Office OF the company on
FRIDAY, the 2lst day o. December, 1sss. at the
hour OF O'Clock p. M, OF said day, 10 pa tclin-
ouent assessments thereon. together witt sSs;S
OF ADVERTISING and expenses of the sale
A HAISES, Secretary.
Office 32S Montgomery street. Room N". :; san
In
, 1888-12-13
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Puget Sound iron Company.
Location nf principal piHc- - business, san
Francisco. California.
Location OF Y.rkS, irOndaie, Washington Ter
riIory.
NorICE.--riIere are delinquent, upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account of ASSESS
ment No. Il, levied the ed day CT Dg,Ober,
1883 the several amounts set opposite the Hames
% the respective Shareholder. AZ fol,os.s.
, 1888-12-13

Congress-, atits last session, appro-
prlated 100000 as the amount to be
expended to determine the bound
airy line between the territory of
Alaska and Canada. Messrs. Nc
Grath and Turner, of the u S. coast
survey, are engaged on the prepara-
tory work for the survey. These two
gentlemen will work on the Porcu
pine river. a branch of the Great Yu
kon, and determine the 14lst degree,
the meridian along which the bound
airy line passes. 1t is possible that
, 1888-12-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

All persons having claims against the estate
of John &. Appleton, deceased. will produce
the same with proper vouchers TO the under
signed, or TO Calhoun Il Coleman. Attorneys,
wi hin one year from dale of The first pubica
tion of this notice said claims will lie forev-
er barred. HARRIET APPLETON,
Admnistratrix OF the estate of John c. APP
p1p dlpaaGnI
, 1888-12-13

The steamer San M1teo is now on her
way out by the Isthmus OF SueZ route.
The vessel is collier. She belongs to
the Pacific Improvement company aud
will be used in the coal trade between
San Francisco aud Tacoma, in which the
San Pedro is now. The Sac Mateo is l
new vessel OF 1926 tons and flies the
British flaz. At last reports the vessel
had disablhd her pumps in the Red
sea, aud had to put into Alden for repairs.
, 1888-12-13
y TELEIIs!P
mn DIRECT VOTE OF The FEorLr

Washington. Dec 4-iiepresenta-
tive ,~tar,. Of kentucky. TO day IL =
rrodu...d il JOINT resolution proposin@;
Az amendment TO the constitution
proy!tir.5 shat tha president and
wee pre-idpat ha chosen every fourth
wear 10y the direct vote a. th, people
One section OF the bill prohlm!s the
holding Jf any local or state eIec
tons except for members Of congress-
on the day set apart FOR til" election
of president and Tic'-president.
The electors for president and Nic'-
president shall be- chosen the iirs5
Tuesday in November.
, 1888-12-13

some work will he naugurated north
OF thf P'rcupiue river. IN order to
determine :Le ialHra Il the country.
IL Fau'uf-.- and Resume
, 1888-12-13
Adn2iaistrator's Notice
Administrators No ice.

All psrson~ having claims usrin-t The es' ate
of JOHN william on. d. ceased. age hereby not
Iiei 10 present line same. with The necessary
vouchers. to :nc or TO CaIhoGn & Coleman. in
the ,ity Of Port Townsend within On year from
the date Of fnc first pubhca ion OF his notice
or such claims viii ne barrel
JAMES WILLIAMSON.
AdmInstrGtor Of the estate ~ John William
son, deCrased
I,Itnd NLrnr,hnr
, 1888-12-13

holding III any local OF Sitt" SicC
ti0ns except for members Of conGrr~-
on the day set apart FOR til" election
of president and Ticr-presldent
The electors for president and VIC,
president shall be- chosen the iirs'
Tuesday ia November
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
Sacramento. Cal, Dec. t.-The of-
fetal canvass of the vote cast III the
recent election for Justices Of tbs
supreme court was completed to-day
and shows that Beatty, repnhlican
for chief justice, has a plurality ot
1918, and Works. republican, for as
sociate justice, has q plurality of SOB.
THE MESSAGE.
Washington. Dec. 4-rhe follow
ing are among the congressional eS-
pressions on Gleveland's message:
Springer dem, of Illinois, sad:
1T is as strong on the tariff as the
last one, though not so,explicit. 1t is
IA good paper"
Congressman Reed (Rep). OF
Maiue: a year has brought about
IA great change. Then it was a con-
dition that confronted us, and not O
theory, and now apparently. it Is a
theory, and not Il condition"
Senator Ingalls, frep), OF Kansas:
president Cievrland's Imperative
duty is to perfect the result of self
control
Congressman Bouiclle (rep), of
Maine: 1t is old str.w thrashed
again. The message is weary, stale,
Hat and unwo.itable."
Senator EorIaap (dem), of Mary
land: -iJ a vory interesting,
lib, 90 iment."
tong~'s8naB Foran (dem}, of
Ohio: Tho president has consent-
gd in ut wool aloHo this time III he
had been so discreet before, the re-
pub!icans woUld not have the next
president and next house"
CHINESE Arr. ,StfFECTIyE - FURTHER
sTEPs 10 EACLUDE THE WARY
CELESTIAL.
= Iingtou, Dec. 5.-Owing to
.ae .ergrts that Chinese are now
AL III tuelI way 4HJO lIS ShiOCu
STATES through British Columbia and
Mexico, a new bill or resolution
looking to some joint agreement be-
tween the governments of Great
Britain and United States and Mex
leo to prohibit the landing of Chi-
nese Immigrants is expected to bs
reported at the present session OF
congress.
Washington, Dec. 9.-Secretary
Villas has affirmed the action of the
committee of the land Office in re-
iectiDg the claims of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company TO three
tracts of land at Olympia, W. T..
and on which Telisphare Broinlette
and Jas. D. Minkier had made
homestead entry
Washington. Dec. 9-The House
Committee on Rivers and Harbors,
has completed its work of preparing
the river and harbor bill. 1t will be
reported to the house tomorrow.
Members of the committee refuse to
give any figures of it, but is based
upon one third of the estimates of
the war department, which were
S36,0l2,250. The bill recommends
the appropriation of $250,000 for the
improvement of the mouth OF the
Columbia.
, 1888-12-13
ruR cALrFoRNIA ELECTION.

Sacramento. Cal, Dec. i.-The Of
fetal canvass of the vote cast III the
recent election for Justices Of the
supreme court was completed to-day
and shows that Beatty, repuhllcan.
for chief justice, has a plurality Of
1918, and Works. republican. for as
sociate justice, has plurality of SOB.
, 1888-12-13
for snfantS and Children

"Cestoris is so well adapted & glIidnsn hat
recommend it as superior to any ~,tescEi pi. III
sEnv 70 me- II. :. AEG...i-, L D,
II 30. oxtoEt ST., ITcahya, =
, 1888-12-13

Nor. bk. Bonheur sailed yester-
day from Port Discover, with lumber
for Melbourne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-14
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