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Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
a Hint to uarriars ounsrs.

Persons who wiah to have their car.
rlpgcs repaired should send them 10
the shop OF John Walther, over Market
street bridge, and haze the Job com
pletej before the rush becomes 80 great
az to Cause dglay.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Albert, the King

OF oil pedeGtIianpi finish OF the walk
Ing match; the money the walkers will
olTidei last tcsnes in Madison Square
Garden. All the news In the Sunday
papers. frist Il Davis, S13 Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
He pt,nirnn AImr ssorot..

LoNDoE, February 10 Major TEN
pier, Of the British army, was arrested al
Chstham to-day fnr diyulging army Sc
crets. His srrett has caused great excite.
Tieu' In mi itary circles.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
WA ueaahsF,

To morrow promises TO bs psrLs
cloudy and slightly warmer, fo!owo~
by Gearing weather. Monday hI'
with slight thermal changes.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Resigned.

Rev. Angelo A, Benton, a NJ ',.ts an
fessor Of modern Languages In pad 10
College, n: Newark, has res'gstps.c ,t,.cry
tske lhs chair OF eocleEtsstioNl p"r,Ily
10 the Protestant Episcopal Uhly, Nm.
Of the South, AZ LawrenoeviiIe' Ae-1
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

DUBLIO ShLE-THE SUbSURlBEHS
L willtell at public sale at their farm,
"ureenwood," near Ki'ksood railroad sta.
tion. on road from Kitk wood TO vt. ueorv o.,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY iSrH. 1888.
Alto o'cltck an,
Ihr foil wing described personal property,
20 wit; bead Of horses.
No. 1. SOTrsl horse, lg hands hiKh, coming
years old, Weilh li50 poundL; sound And
Etnlle and good driver
No. 2. hay bore. years old, B hands
nIshi weight l,4O pounds; AlGo sound Aad
ko.s One colt Z yeArs old, in foal.
Mes. : and D. Two colts, J years old not
SIX heal o T hilsh cows, two yoke superior
oren, will Wofk anywhere; one large HoI-
se'in tull, one large Holstela bull Q ,uing !
years OLD, Aneen yeArllnE heifrrs all good ;
stock o. the Hoistein and Durham breed.
Farming Implements-FOur plouG six eul-
avators, one Randall harrow, one A harrow
enc roller, enc wheat dTill, three mower, !,
one reaper, three wheel rakes, one corn
shelter, one Van Wicket grain fan, one farm
wagon, one dearborn, three OK cGrts, one
horse cArS three or yokes, one set wagon
harness, stven set of ploN gears, one grind
stone, one wheelbArrow and numerous other
AItieles not enumerated.
Terms. All suns OF go and under, cash;
all sums above t1) credit Of twelve months
VIII be given BY the purchaser EivingA noIs
Delaware CITY NAtionAl Bank.
EMMA CLARK,
JULIA N. CLARK.
l.. W. StdhAm a son, Auctioneers.
Delaware City, January Is, isss.
febi-wi-s dill
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Rohs,, M,r.,,,n ~ .n......

Robert McBarlin has purchased OF
John Jordan tho entire sock and farm
Ing utensils on his farm near the Aims
house, In New CASTLE Hundred, and
oons' qaenily tbe public sale, adYer.
tised Ioz the 23rd instant, will not take
plsoe.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
lnrne rHne. tnn hzn

s1d much bat'er than other cough
syrnps-a acIaala Syrup Of g'sr; price
$50 Dsf1 naiy by r. 3. Dauiortb,
drcgEbt. I'D a.! Market.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
KENNARD&CO,
623 Market Street.

IlfDK SkLE--A FARM OF so AURES.
Il In Mill OtesE hundred; all kinds ef
ffaiti good house and barn, we'll OF good
water at Ritohtn door; noAr Harmony rail-
road station; good ohool and churches Q
niles fro'n wilmington. known as Rloe's
old property. hpkly 10 A3NtSS ID 40.
DONALD. on the pfenisss. II 4.d-2IWs
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
The Post aud PiIlory.

All anSTers from blood disorders can us,
AyeT's sArsapAJilla with assurance Of care.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

G9OA HALs-DR E1UHAH9E, FOK
j! clty properly, small place Of or 4
sores. St0bo house, barn and out buildings,
miles from el y; close % rEllrnad ttsti0n
sppl2 10 q. W, AeUAULLEY, No. ll2i
". 5.h sCett. i1-siEw-u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
EsH 81

Tee following deserlsea personal properly
Eight head OF horses And mules.
S I; hGSS:, ETsd G;y mare zen e9%Rs sgsss "a
mess, can be driven by a lady; perfectly sou nd.
Nos 2 and are George and Clipgr . pair
and ali right, have been handled sous TO
harness A. perform weil single or double.
No. !. Dick, Iron gray horse years old.
No. 8 Fanny, good road and ood mare.
No. 9, Nelly, colt coming = years old, =
promising colt and we'll brOken 10 stand W
Nos and 5 are pair of gsod road or farm
mules; No. team,
IS HEAD oP CATTLE.
Eleven good dairy cows, overhAlf OF them
siii be IN pront BY day Of sale; three 7-year-
10 head of hogs one OF thtm Chester white
brood sos, will fArro- about March ist; .
thoats, Chester white stsck.
Yarn lmplemcnts-i farm wagon, iron
axle, IN good order, ! hay rigging, marx, I
dearborn. lump seat oarrisgt made !, order.
No isS new .Ssii PiS pSw Sou sSaS / 9l!'s nd
twin harrow, one tf them new | sulky cpl-
ti.Ator, Little Diamond, nearly new, cul-
corn eoyeIer, PtnntylganiA grain and phos- :
phNie drlil. nearly new. Deer ng steel
frame binder, nearly new, guaranteed by the
DeeriDR company for ano her year, sci IAae
machine in good order, | Woods mower In
good order grain fan. corn shelter, 2 sets
sIEon hatnesi, +sets pio- harness. D;idies,
collars halters. blankets, lot cos cl Aius,
forks shoytls aud many other articles too nu-
ner9us 70 mention; also lot OF household
goods, such As bsds, bedding chairs, | large
sook stove, barrel chnrn and horse.
Terms OF Sa e.-Sums of NlD 40 q under cash .
ever that smount = credit Of ten mouths, bV
purchaser giving bankAble nete with an APP
proved endorser; in crest ahdeI on all credit
ans. j. fkANK STEW Ant.
w, >. Llnk, AuctiOneer. j, W Harris,
eeTk. wfehS.dfcbS-n
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

90 per cent of our overooats, odd
coats, pAnts and vests for men ant
youth. o. Storms adver.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
boon Beer rus evening

Lunoh served this evening a. jun
House, 2S Justlson street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

KdUR SALE-A GDYD BBLK WIN
q dow. with shutters attached; very
ohesp, at tStidham's auoEton E.Ors. fll-St
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

Btsso OF ire Teh,psiaiuIs
a. the RnPUBLICAH ofaoG 10 -dAy n lns
shade:
I o'clock 10 o'olooe u O'nlodk
233 "a 81 4.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

A UotlON ShLE-WILL RE SUID AT
IA auction on Saturday, Feb. IL, 1883. at
LAytons dining room, l0t hast "a street.
tne ontlre outnt OF Restaurant and eoard lnE
housei sale TO Commences At o oook D. m :,
AUD continue until all II stld EVerythinR
nearly nov. II as
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

UYArTED-A MAN To WORK ON
w farm. Amply at No. 0 New Oagtle
avenue, south wilmington. I'll SIT
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

Wy ERKAND Boy; AI4sO
w ono that has sOmo experiences In
paiIt shop. FEIsT b ALLhUN, SeS enth
and Shipiey Streets nk2;
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

dub 10 USALE-WlLL SEI4l. AT PUB
a lilo sale, at this rosideacs u the rub.
scrib'r, hAif mills from UhrIstiAna, without
TessrTe, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1883,
At IL O'Clock .. m,
pair OF m1lcs, . Eooi team Old mule, .
good lsAdef; 10 head OF trst nj Ias COWS, IN vst
OF q en- fresa, grade Jerseys; 0 glHds jersey
hoiferB, all from good COWS.
Farming impieDent l Osborn binder,
roller horse rSse, but or tubs, | ohurn, l
treAmer. nearly new, capacity for 20 c0wF;le
cans, scalss, buohets, etc. Ais0 bali Interest
in rs acres tf wheat
lBRGs: All sums 81 gas and under cash,
all over thai amount . credit OF Q months Gu
purchaser giving q b 'nkable note NIth "a
approved eniorser, interest Ridsd,
A. q. BHD an
J. h. J. W. PETERS.
W. j. l4ank, Auc.. II .ood ,d-2tHs
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
c. r. RUDOLPH.

nIVlDBND-A DIVIDEND AS BEEN
~ declared BY the managers Of tho VIII
ION fhllAdolphiA Turn pike 10. Of 30
insL jos. TArhALI4, Troas nl-lOt
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
MARRIED..

DUBLlC sALk-WILL BE BOLD AT
l. The 'ss'cence OF the subsorib z. on the
ROAD Il aiding IRON Delaware city 10 Newars 4,
ware kailroAd,
ON MONDAY. FEBHUARY Isru. 1884,.
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ens. over xhseh be ez-rot contain
hfrssse1f Tlgew are very rare animals,
rzzsesl IN EnzEand. sna fsH Ase oosasn-
zlle-
Iaepety Audfs0r Christian Yesterday
rernaxkesf Let no naa think the
as,l.fsfr ksnes-1Te. The auo1ns 81
~oxk - present. - Tremendous, over
go deeds alone hesng RECORDED last
msaft-
IRE Port T0xusezsd Transportation
csssuparrv hsld their regular monthly
ru4st;vg veteran. They report h1ss-
res Increasing and great satisfaction
nssonx the asssnd people a. the Iys-
grrz~esi efficiency of the service Fsn-
seret
Among the recent realty Investors
here are several from Nhafrosn and
BeIisnabzra bay. They are earnest
rprt of-xnsrx enthusiasts as sooa a.
fhey examine her advantage
J4n4es Jones has purchased the en-
fife hep crop az Chimzeum-
Joe G;chzrd i hanae 9 few days from
hss raueh t4iow Crescent Bay
A much ro0ofesl question 81 present
L. Is The railroad going through
sshimarnxn or Leland valley The
| direction now beiag txke5 by the en-
cheers making the 6nai survey would
| irdseate thas they ara making for sae
Latter point via the head 81 Discovery
lay. II tits coarse + followed, a.
seesns likely. Il wouid change the pre-
vsosIs calculations Of many and greatly
enhance the value Of property On Dis
eoyery hay, which has not aS yet much
| appreciafe1 Grading wIA be begHH
about October 1.
Ports Bizkeley. Lndlos and Madison
come d0wn 20 Fort Townsend on al
excursion next sunday.
sHTPFgSe.
Bark Majestic. With coal from Seattle
for San Francisco. vas t0wed TO sea By
TUG Pioneer
Barkentine 50. Lgeie and British
bark Tres vent Out In tow 81 Aegul-
The tug BiAkeleY took cat ship Rich
ard III. csal laden from Seattle for
san Francisco
Schooner Joseph RHss. lumber laden
from Port Ludio~ for san Pedro,
/ sailed 0af.
steamer Aiki cleared for san Fran
Cleo. coal laden from Seattle.
The nea tug Purdy Of the skagis
Boom Company. arrived down in tos
Of the Susie. 10 have her machinery
uuf ff her
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LESTER WALLACE DEAD.
Sudden Passing Away Of the Great
Actor and Manager.

STAMFORD. Coan,. sept. 6-i.esier
W ailack died AZ N this morning
tie was yesterday morning. without
the slightest warning. stricken With
appoplexy and remained unconscious
tai be died. during the day Wallack
vas srized with eighteen or twenty
COMMISSIONS. some very severe. The
doctors were amazed az the manner in
which be pu.lei through them all lie
said nothing. bat his iron constitution
kept him alive kilograms oi con
aossncc poured 10 .roIn all parts OF the
country.
John Lester Wallaek was an actos
ty descent, being >uu Of the famous
james William Wailsck. founder OF
" alisck tAeater. New Iurk. The
youUEer Nalarz was born IA Neg
Aosk. January J. isl9, and vas conse-
queasiy aged ~ years at hts death
tlIs hTsi Appearance On the stage was
80 tie asc 81 = ia the BraAiiway
theatTe- Nee Nors. ua is opeuirs,
righf. when he impcrsauassi ~
Charles tul4siceam ia the farce o. L sesl
I p toE several wears he wAs billed
8. :. ". tsster He va a prominent
uscg1fef uf The toEmellau Barton 1.
company srom l>i8 10 iSYa when he
tstaaie taNr manager tn ass tAsher's
thcsier- fsasiar leE.iag PARTS. GA
BE fnafh as h. father he became PRO
pfteiuf 81 she theatcT and during his
management 7Ercl the golden age
I thy AueTtc4a drama tt Was lsafore
TIE ga 81 cheap travelling gsouycs. and
pSVtsttsy ne osmg&ny to-day lncladeS
30 many fg-oF'ie at Er>t Eank IN The
grFoif ,3yssI as asa W all.ck : srsse < com
paaf saT Sesr-- lie Was the author II
ne iaHiou- pisy Eoscizie, or. The
klae h4-l. ABS Z f. a. Fapa.sr - 4
eFcr Nas. az late years Mr.. Wallaek
has Sat aF1sarssi OK the st&sr an.s ia.
ne} t'y~n sn aS3aseat c5rtluis stances
tiis sast f'roEl.l sgeui pslassr appearance
MS az tse tsuesg ieafeFSa aim in
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FINANCE Axp TRADE.

MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEIPTS-DariBx the past "a hoRrS- Eaer-
chzndiss 4ai prodaee have been revived
Ia Seattle as follows. Per PHset Sound
shore read L ears. averaging Is tons esEas
seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern. % tons Co
lurnbia 4 Puget Sornd rsiErcad. tons.
idnha. - tons. Alaskan. ;: Diymplsr. ?.
HssS4ia- 1: Quincy. II. Lily. "a; Washing
ton. l: Fle~twosd. rs. Among the rerefpts
were Il ssxrs crab apples 81 boxes peaTSs
b1xes piuns. - sacks POTATOES. saeks
onions. 81 boxes batter. Il boxes apples. I
sack cora. saE beans boxes eggs. psck-
ages hides. sack wool. sac Is oysters 22Sess
fret ialle-. 80 head cattle. crates bacon,
: crates hans. iszsa gallons milk. calves.
tex chickens Il lambs. - boxes fruit,
crates hogs. 10 aoe shingles. So sacks oats.
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS. - During ths
Pas. II hoars freight has heSD shipped
from seattle ~ follows. Per Shore line.
- soas. Columbia & Puvef Sound. IS
tons. seattle. LAke shore & Eastern. -
tons. Geo. Z starr. - tens. Olympia. 3
tons Alaskan, tons: Hassaio. tons.
Augusta : tons. Michigan. IL tons: s5rnce.
. toms. Eriekson. > tons; Ed5fa. 6 tons
Dispatch, l. tons. Exsngel. Is toas: Mer-
win, tons. Nunroe, Is tons.
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THE TERRITORY.
The UItimatum Of the Ros-
Ign Miners
GENERAL SHUTDOWN LIKELY.
mrs rso. FInss Allie. In Her Phis-
sasIphia cfsim-Efisnsbarxh Pre-
pairing fer the Eepassiean csHsen-
tIsn-Cs~Iltx csuntY Reports In
Taser 81 Afisn-Sews from Peff
Tswn.ena. Spokane ard Psyssiap-

EttExzrrEsH. Sept 6.--The Knights
OF Labor At RosiyR beId a secfes meet
ing lat night 10 consider the question
whether they ell 80 - work to-day OF
nos. this bring the dAy set for them 20
viye an answer 70 the company. The
Knights decided they woaisi not arceps
the terms u the company, 90 the
mines sill probably remain shat do~fs
for some tire Jet This morning
work vas legHn At the sAwnili and
begging camp At Rosiyn. At noon 3
com ulsfsee Of knights requested the
men al the miH, also the carpenters
working at mine No 2. 70 quit work,
which they did.
The knights seem determined TO
have their order recognized lsy the
company before they rsfarn 70 work.
The whistle bsew this afternoon Tor
work in the morning, i being gene
rally understood that il means either
work begins 10 morrow or not al ea
The general feeling il thst che men
viii not 90 10 work. The company
has cans elisti their brick contract for
the new company store Which has been
started. 10 il looks a. though they an
ticfpasesi a shutdown.
The negroes are working steadily
ptening up mine 40. 5. The miners
are not nIOiesting thefa IN the least
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OLYMPIA.
News Items Of General Interest
Gathered at the Capital.

OlgNrIA. Sept. q Marshal McSair
states that At no time during the past
year has there been 20 little use for
police officer in this city as at present.
Not an arrest has been made for sew
eral weeks. and not cent collected for
Offenses against the city.
There j. a decided diversity Of opin-
Ion tn this city regarding the cam
paign hats ~ the Republican and DEM
oeratic parties. twas at first thought
that the Republican hat was the one
having a white band, and a. a conse-
quence many hats OF this kind we're
purchased and worn bg Republicans.
while the Democrats appropriated 10
their use those having 4 black band
IL was soon reported. however, BY
Eastern parties visiting this city that
the Republicans here we're wearing the
Democratic hats. and vice versa This
same opinion seems To prevail in Seat
tie, and Mr.. Geo. &. Israel. who re-
turned from there yesterday, states
that the Republicans Of that city have
adopted the hat with a black band.
and he accordingly wore one back %
this city. Now the politicians Of this
city. Of both parties. are laying aside
their campaign hats and awaiting
further developments. Mr. r. H.
Cavauaugh. the member Of the ma
tional committee from this territory.
who wa. a delegate 20 the Chicago con-
yeDtion. states that the Republicans
adopted the hat with the white band,
and he has worn one ever since his re-
turn. This statement j. corroboraied
by Lieut. John l.. Hayden. 4. ;. A..
who returned from Nsw York about
the 1st OF July, and who, while in
Chicago. reviewed Republican pro-
cession. in which the leading Republi-
club OF the city. numbering about $50
members. participated, and all wore
the hats having the white band
Probate Judge Root yesterday united
in marriage Mr. i. r. Kennedy and
Miss Susan VI Barton. both OF Teaino.
Mr. Cha-. NJ. Moore yesterday cut a
branch measuring about nine inches
ia length from one OF his plum trees
and il was found 70 contain "a large
piums hr. Moore states tina; this is
very little over the average on the
whole tree, which Is a very large one.
The long bridge is being treated TO a
new covering Of pianks, the old ones
having become ~ worn and decayed
that heavily loaded wagons were con
stantly In danger Of being let through
into the bay
IL Is probable that quite Il number
OF persons from this ciig will attend
the Elienshurgh convention In addi-
tiun Ia the seven regularly elected
delegates. The entire party may con
slst az about - persons.
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CHICAGO. sept GA morning paper
declares that Pacific coast shippers,
pzfron< OF the Southern Pacific, hare
been allowed 10 designate points IN the
West froaa which they buy certain
commodities. and dietafe l0w rates on
those commodities for shipment 20
san Francisco
At a meeting Of the Pacific Coast
Association yesterday. il was decided
that whenever IL Is decided - add any
point 20 The henesis OF commodity
tariff to the Pacific coast. notice must
Be al onee given Chairman Leeds o!
the Transconfinentai Association for
ratification
CHicase. sept. 6.-S- A. blanchard
to-s5zy tenaeTed his resignation as
chairman Of the Central Traffic Asso-
cation. He announced to the mana
gers a. 4 reason that he had been ur-
successful in maintaining harmony
owing 90 the independent course pur-
sued ry some OF the roads. Upon So
lieitation OF the managers, Mr.. Bsanch-
ard agreed 70 defer final action uniil
January l.
A committee Of eight have been ap-
pointed TO revise the organization OF
the Central Traffic Association. with a
yiew TO reducing Office expenses and
bringing outside lines into the organi-
zaff0n
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PORTLAND NEWS.
The Seu Theater-yaneouye Rail-
road-Express Robbers.

PORTLAND. sept. Tin the criminal
court this morning Frank Anderson
and Benz. King were arraigned TO
answer a charge Of robbing the Pacific
Express Company of $4,000. Ander.
son pleaded guilty and King asked TN
Saturday TO make up his mind. This
was granted. He has some hope of
escaping on a fiimsy teehnicality.
re. Hudson, who has been engaged
by ]. l.. Howe 10 superintend the
building Of the new thester, says that
work viii commence next MONTH
The builiing Is % cost $l62 600.
The officers of the Portland & Van
couyer Railroad Company state that
the road will be completed and trains
running by September 10.
The salt Lake baseball club arrived
here to-day and viii cross bats with
the WIliamettes Saturday and sunday
next.
J.R. Mcdonald and wife, i. A. Al
len, VI. Wheeler and wife and VIM. III.
Bralen. OF seattle, arrived in Portland
today
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TERRITORIAL TALK.
Cheney Is Expei fencing a Delight,
full Thrill of Prosperity.

Buuchgrass fires have raised havoc
on the hills about ColyiIle Mission.
Wells and old watering places in the
Paiouse country have gone dry for the
first time on record.
There win be hard fight for the
Dkanagon county seat this fail. but
Ruby City hopes to retain it.
Fires are eating up the cured grass
particularly along Kettle river.
Edward Johnson OF Colfax has con-
tracted to deliver 2i.0OO bushels OF
wheat this season at IS cents bushel,
Miss Nina Harris, of Cheney, while
studying the pattern of new revolver,
sent a bullet through her right hand
The wound Is not serious.
The Skagit county delegation stands !:
Dunbar. >; Allen, 3. noneommittal,
3. Allen will probably get six on first
ballot.--M. Vernon Nelrs.
The lS-months-old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Mais of Palouse city drank
fly poison recently and had a narrow
escape from death.
The gentleman who gave US q 25-eent
cigar the other day will please not do
so any more. Ii is too rich for our
blood al this season of the year Nom
fesaao Eidetfe.
Ii timber claims are taken as rapidly
the coming six months as they have
been the last few months. there will
not be desirable claim left in Che
halls county by that time.
Soon we shall be able 10 ride into
Spokane Falls standing with one foot
on train Of the Northern Pacific and
with the other ON the perambulator OF
the Seattle railroad Medical Lake
ledger
When Detective Sullivan arrived at
Rosiyn he was greeted by Bigelow, the
painter, with hand shake, for which
he was fired from the town by the
Knights, and has not been seen there
since. - Efie'as5,sTgA Looaliscr.
Fred Meyers and Flanagan arrived
this week with 300 pounds Of rock
from the Pinnacle mine, ASSAYS from
which haye gone as high a. $1,000
The rock they brought down they in
tend to send 10 san Francisco to bee
| worked, and expect 70 realize 81. OO0
from the lot Eileasbsrgh Looaii-er.
Just as We 60 10 press, we learn that
a large party of surveyors are al work
four or live miles southwest of town
working towards Cheney. Ii is re-
ported that they are ia the employ OF
the @. X. 4 y. Company. and il j. pre-
sumed that they are running "A survey
Tor railroad To connect with the Sc
attic. Lake Shore 4 Eastern at or near
Cheney. - CheHsy .SeRtiasi, Aug. 81.
Peter Peterson, the logger. was ia
town a few DAYS ago. and informed us
that his camp on Lake Skookum is
now employing p men and putting in
from $500 10 5000 feet OF splendid
logs per day. The whole number Of
camps operating in the interest OF the
Puget Sound & Gay's Harhor Rail-
road Co Is eight. and the daily aggre-
gate output about 30.O0 fcet-(iigas-
pa Standard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-07

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