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PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
Business Changes--The Barned In
dian Woman,

Pom TOWNSEND, Dec. 1.-The stevedor-
ing and ship-brok eragc Arm OF r. w DE
LION Il Co. disposed OF their business yes
terday to the Puget Sound Steyedoring
Company OF which Mr. j. r. Belts is resi-.
dent manager Mr. De Lion has formed a
eo-partnersbip with Mr. Joseph c. Barstow
for the purpose Of dealing In doors. kashes.
paints, oils aud general house furnishing
supplies. These gentlemen have leased the
large building recently erected on Water
street by Judge Kuhn, aud will be ready
for business about the frst OF January. Mr.
De Lion left yesterday for California to
purchase stock.
Much complaint is heard among the
stable keepers and draymen concerning
the extreme scarrify OF hay. Farmers In
the surrounding country have refused to
bale their hay this year, intending to walt
until the spring for higher prices.
"A few days since an Indian vomau was
discovered on the beach nesr Port Discoy.
cry In almost dying condition. She was
conveyed TO the hospital for The county
poor, and, upon examination, she was
found TO be suffering from severe burns all
over her body. IL has since been learned
that during some trifliug sickness
probably rheumatism, her relatives had
attempted, after their usual custom. to
cure her by the use OF fire or
heated irons. and during the course OF the
horrible torture the woman's reason was
totally destroyed. As soon as the burns
have healed an examination VIII be made
by Probate Judge whittIesey as 10 the all
Visibility Of sending her to the asylum.
III. u. Beecher, who was expected "a he
here this week, will not arrive for about
two weeks. Much disappointment is felt
among the Knights of Pythias, of which
order Beechet Ia the institutlng officer Of
this district, as they VIII not now be able
to institute the uniform rank. lately organ.
lied here, previous to their grand annivcr.
sary ball, which takes plsce next Friday
evening
Nc shipplnK
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FIRE IN A BARK's HOLD.
A Vessel Puts Into San Francisco
with burning Cargo.

SAN Francisco, Dee. 4.-The German
bark c, X. Bishop, which sailed from this
port November -, loaded with wheat for
Queenstown, returned to port this
evening with fire in her hold. The
fire had been burning several DAYS
and it is feared viii burst out
and destroy the vessel. she is now at
anchor off Meiggs wharf. The fireboat
has gone TO the assistance OF the vessel,
but il is difficult to get at the fire without
causing draft which win increase the
flames.
The fire was discovered Saturday morn
ing in some wool stored around the mizzen
mast, when the vessel was about 200 miles
of the Farallone islands The matches
were Immediately closed aud the bark
headed for this port She was picked up
about ID miles outside the Golden Gate
this evening by tug and towed to the Mis-
sion flats, where she lies, the mizzen mast
burned of aud toppled over on the port
side. 1t is impossible TO learn the extent
OF the damage, as the matches cannot be
opened for fear of an explosion. The bark
was cleared by q. W. McNear Of this CITY,
and was of $50 tons burden. The cargo
consisted OF wheat and general merchan-
disc
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VICTORIA NEWS.
An Editor on His Knees-A Swim
ding Furrier.

VICTORIA, Dec. 4.-Managing Editor
Templeman of the Times appeared before
the fun bench to-day charged with CON
tempt for publishing insinuslions that
Judge Bigbee was purehasable. Defendant
claimed the remarks were written and
inserted without his knowledge: that the
writer had been discharged, aud that he
would apologize in any manner suggested
by the court. After remarks by the mem
bers of the bench the defendant was dis
charged on payment of costs and publish
ing full relraetion and apologiziDg.
Or. Griffin's counsel applied to-day for a
writ OF error. Argument will be held be-
fore the fun bench. Ii is rumored the con-
tention win be that an American citizen
was one Of the l. Jurymen.
John Brown. a halter and fgrrier. closed
his store Saturday night and left for Puget
sound Monday. He bought his goods on
long credit from Canadian and English
firms and pawned them. leaving little but
empty boxes in the store. Local creditors
lose about $500.
Fire early this morning burned the Rock
Bay tavern building and contents, making
n total loss. Insurance, $1,000 on the build
ing and 5000 on the stock
Conductor Black was slightly stabbed to-
day by passenger whom he put off an
Island railway train fer refusing to pay
fare
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Yassenrrr Lists.

Northern Pacife-Passed Heron. d. l.
Gates aud xifs. Nrz Fl Lewis and son, II
r. Nlgeoxan. wife and daughter. T. W.
Williams, Miss Salsie Wills, Mrs MARY
Gangnor and family, J. Mclaughlin, T. r.
sheen, and 20 ia nj grants
Oregon & Caiifornla-Passed Hedford
Mrs. Georges and son, J y. Spencer. W. A.
Cooper. 4. G. Hughes, wife and daughter, c.
o. Wilson, Ed. G. gaeudeain, Mrs. Clende-
nin. Mrs. II. stock body, C. Glarna, A. saw
SOLD. ]. Beitsen. A j. -pearer and wife, W.
j. NinSiow, r. Halamitt, Z. ". Wilson, Z.
Warner. Miss Weber, Mrs. J. Well and =
second class.
Oregon short IiRe-PasSed Huntington
DR.. Snog, G. Turner. John Dee. j. b. Jen-
nings. l.. Fitzgerald. E. Hitchcock, James
Rogers. James Kennedy, J. L. Gilbert. DR..
Cr0mez. A. L. Williams, W C. johnson,
Mrs. Hattie Lyons. Mrs. L. L. Lyons. j. {.
Haines. W. III. Baker and wife, l.. III. BO-
carl and wife. and 10 second C ass
Per Premier from Vancouver. Miss Card.
Master Card. Bessie Moore, Vim. Scott. Jas.
Bates, Elisha MetiGire. il. SpaGldiug, J. u.
Laurie. Jos. sPeuidiag, j. MsClellaad. Ii.
Mckee, Mrs. Hearst, L. Baliinger, Thomas
Jelly, -. A. Peterson. Jos. Bircn, III. Nelson,
lilly Edwards, 4 :. Abbott. d. u. Wes-
colt. r. Barrie, c. Swanson, W. II. Waters,
Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Marsh. James Marsh, n.
Bloomis, A. Rueeker. Mrs. OFT, G. A. John
soE, Geo. Brown. e. Ross, Mrs. J. l. Harris,
Miss AveriH, Mrs Byrne, X. Byrne, Thos.
ellis. Ed Island, R Cook, o. Erwin. Mrs.
II. Chase, II. Chase, ]. L. Harris, d. f.
Edwards.
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TACOMA, Dec. 4.--The Chamber Of Com.
meTce meeting tonight was az interesting
and important one and largely attended.
The most vital question under discussion
was that OF transportation and terminal
facilities The committee appointed At the
last meeting made the following recon-
mcndatious. which were received WIFE
hearty appreciation:
First-That a suitable place be allotted
for the landing Of passengers and inerfhsn'
disc for the small steamers plying on our
own waters. which are at present uader our
merchants control. aud that the desires OF
the inhabitants Of Vashon island, the master
Of the harDor, etc, be found and complied
with.
second--That some suitable bunker room
be set aside. 30 that all sound steamers
can at all times procure coal, and that oar
coal merchants solicit the felling Of our
good sfeamlng Goals 20 these steamers
Tbird-That committee be appointed
TO visit the q. II. x n. Co. 10 learn II II i
not possible 10 have steamers run direct
from Tacoma 10 Victoria, and vice versa,
and to c0nflnue doing 80 al seasonabis
hours, so that not only our oWn people OF
the terminal city may have direct and
speedy dispatch, but our merchandise az
well
Fonrth-Haying satisfied ourselves Of
the unreliability of the @. r. & y Co. we
would respectfully advise entering into
some negotiations with responsible firm
fer the construction OF fast passenger and
freight steamer. reaching points north OF
Tacoma on the Beiiipgbam bay route
through Deception pass. substituting II u
In not deemed advisable 10 own IL outright
and manage II by proper committee Of
members Of the chamber OF commerce OF
bosrd OF trade.
We would close the foregoing report By
saying that not only do we need better and
freer wharfage. but that n crying shame
and detriment to our merchants aud PEG
pie is the condition OF ovr avenue along
which they and orr merchandise must 20
TO and from our city.
The report was referred 10 the executive
committee 10 suggest means 10 put the re
commenGafion In effect. Captain 7, X.
Brown, speaking on this subject. said 1t
was absolutely necessary for Tacoma 10
emulate Seattle and AID steamboat men
financially, to secure even the west passage
trade
Col. Albert whyte. who goes TO Europe
this week In the Interest Of n colonization
project, was given credentials from the
chamber.
contemplated write.up In the Chicago
Isnaes, to cost $500, received the approval OF
the chamber.
Postmaster weathered explained the diff.
hcul.ies he was working under and asked
the chamber 10 petition the postmaster
general for additional help, and the secFe-
tary YVES so,instrueted.
resolution TO send a delegate to wash
fngton 10 lobby In the interest OF terrific
riaf Admission was tabled
II was resolved 10 memorinlize congress
requesting preliminary economic and
geodetic survey OF the territory, aud that
the secretary be instructed To ask bodies In
other cities 10 take similar action
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ELLENsBu.Gu NEWS.
Unable 10 Finish buildings Fast
Enough Business Thrift.

EiLESspuRGH. Dec An election is
called Ter December 10. 20 levy a special
tax to cancel the eity's indebtedness Of
$4,000. aud provide fnr the erection Of a
temporary school house until such time
next wear as suitable buildings ear Dc pat
up. The population has increased so rap
Idly this summer thar the present school
building has been inadequate.
Another brick building has been started
this wack, 10 be completed ey the Isl II
January. This Is rendered necessary on
account Of the scarcity ct store buildings.
Notwithstanding thai some ~ lsrse store
rooms have esen completed this GAIL The
Shoudy brick block has been completed
and the stores viii be occupied At once.
The remainder OF the new brick buildings
are being niasiered, the work going on
night and day, ia order 60 set them cum.
pleted before the cold weather sets in, Il
being very moderate here a. present.
The Inhabitants OF the Big bend and the
oksnosan eouatry have been visited aN :
peculiar disease the past few weeks The
symptoms are somewhat similar 81 paer
menia. and have been extremely fstsl
Several deaths have occurred Araand
waierriile aud 90 the oksResAn. Physi.
clans are unable 10 deal vita the disease,
aud the inhabitants. with the no0F dwejl.
sngs aud the great exposure they an sub
beet 10 ia new country, fall easy victims.
Preparations are being made rs thr
board of trade TO give grand reeVgi4an 4,
rAal S.hulke and Vice President Prescott,
OF the Ner'hcra Pacific railway. ou the *.
CASTOR ot their visit to EileushuFsh. which
will be in dav or 50. II Is txpeegea Ia hV
an elaborate aiiaif worthy the enterprise
OF EllenSbassh's citizens
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nELLINGm.M BAY NEWS.
Two New Mills Projected The
Woods ralt II Surveyors.

" RATION, nyc. 81 lsrge shinglc lasll,
"a cat tep,NA, Is being tallt ~ the sesaud
falls ea Nhatcasn Cnack. {hrae blocks from
The sseager m5l This rTeek falls az f,st
IN thrre miles. aad thus gives opportunity
Tor factories 60 sga BY pater power all
aloag SIS banks
wcsl-s0slo people aad settlers from the
East arc continually cSuiax iuJa this
coupiy Tba farming portion ~ tse
coqnty Is noa Ia advance Of toe cities ~
The bay. There arc scattered throughout
the cogpty SIX Shgugte mills, swelyc Ian
her mills aud three aaurius mills
The people ni RelllaEazm bay feel con
udCnt thar the spsieg viii see a. icAss
sbrec railroads building q sns fran gae
bay
owing - heavy Insurance euE pevple
e0nic plate Tie use az hflck ag stOat tas
city buildings
seattle paroles arc tFYius 20 Jesse size
on the Ssh0ste water trant for .aW mi e
60 c0s ,a.0o per say. NJ, Cornwall saa :
fhey can 10 -.
Me. heuuetss chlvt eukia-,.g, 3 J
Donovan, Is ssSin here vita a fAriy -
surveyors. running HINES sal sssa4iux
ctr hay. The w0ois arr gaH ~ rNiirassi
SURVEYORS
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.. BAXTER q co.

tt t'- w. "a VS. 81 Nssht-
200 Sacks Elr.y Ea,s Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tens Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay 30 Toss wheat.
: Cars Bran add Shorts. mixed.
20 GrauHd and Rolled sarley
Spokane Mills Extra F,czr.
ElleESeargh iiIis Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Wsshington
u
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NV NoaS. Pee ! The csGrt VI arF-sa +.
to-day dlssaiSSct the apRea. uf charles &
Fsau0klya frsm toe dvass On 90 are
general tsysB ~ the supreme yaafg rraulr
ins hita 10 make at afCeGHtiEg - -
bache tapara Ia transactions suEoistnz
Assoat ssssess frsnckiyn, 10 Nsi Re- nc
mem scrS,d, Vas rFSsi5eUt 80 sac Hura
silver cempanS. and handled tbs nsaAcy
OF Sir hScAt gQa&sa. who was Interested
IN tho company Ne wSs xgrssiesi ia Cs-
taerF. ISS7, os a charge Of sFuasiul cs.a-
VERSION 10 hsa saa Use 81 casa sna sxscgs.
ties selopging te the complainant Has
steFy II The case Is siaee WEI known
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY The
~ undersigned, being one of the persons
named as trustee in the articles OF incof-
porati0n of the Seattle * Northern Rail-
road Company, u corporation duly ineor.
porated under the laws Of the Territory o.
Washington. having IFS principal place on
business at Seattle, King e. ~. Wazning
ton Territory, hat first meeting 81 tne
trustees named in said articles Of Moor Moor
poratiou will be held on saturday the n
day of December, A. ID. isSs, a. the noal
Of two o'clock p. m. Of hat DAY, AZ tne
law Offices of Strive, Haiues & MeMicken'
in the city of seattle, King county, WASH
iDgton Territory, and persons named ~
the articles of incorporation Of said som.
pany are requested TO attend al the lliis
and place appointed for said meeting ~
aforesaid for the purpose Of organizs,ns
said corporation. ThO3. J. MIINEh.
Dee 1
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SMALLPOX -Four eases of smallpox were
yesterday discover ed in the Bank Roll
lodging house, and in the basement lodg-
ing rooms beneath the Aetna lodging
house ON commercial street. They are not
considered dangerous, and have beeu
they are completely Isolated aud win be
fully cared for. The bedding in the
lodging houses has been burned
and the room thoroughly fumi-
gated. The disease was brought
over from Portland by shea, tAe Occidental
the health authorities have taken every
precautiOn 70 preyen; the spread of the
disease. Should any new eases develop.
prompt measures vii! be taken and the
public will be kept advised through the
columns 81 the Posi- INTGLLiGENCEE.
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Los ANGELES. Dee. 4.--The complete vote
Of yesterdays election for mayor gives
Bryson DEM 5S5i, Miles (Rep.l 4ial: Bry-
sons majority. $50 of the eight new
members of the council the Democrats
elected i've and the Republicans three The
council accordingly stands II Democrats
to four Republicans The Republicans
elected City Attorney Charles McFarla nd,
City Assessor John Fischer, City Treasurer
~ ID. johnson and City Tax Collector Levi
J. Thompson.
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OLYMPIA NEWS.
A Gun Store Robbed-Court Pre-
ceedIngs-GeneraI Notes.

OLYMPIA. Dee. f.-~ThIs morning at about
5o'clock the front window In the gun store
of Mr.. Henry sabln on Fourth street was
broken. The show case sitting In the win.
dow was broken open and smith & Yves
son revolver stolen there from. II would
seem that the thief = intentions were 20
take all there was Ia the show case, which
was hiled with valuable reyolyers, knives.
etc. but the breaking OF the glass aroused
the proprietor, who was sleeping la an ali
Joining room, and When he emerged into
The store the thief made good his escape
and has not been captured. The police
officers have been busy during the past
four days Kidding the city of all suspicious
characters. but il would seem that their
work Is as yet far from being complete.
COURT SENs.
In the district court yesterday aud To-
day the following eases were disposed Of.
Peterson vs.. Miller, OConnor vs.. Agnew
ostFauder vs. Binkiey. all dismissed Ter
ti'oty Va. 5; W Wall. Territory ". Frank
MoSsman, Tacoma Mil Co. vs. +. Y. viii
Hanson, keffer vs.. Refer. IL W Peter vs.
Accident Insurance Co, Book vs. Graluger,
Mcintosh vs.. Tacoma Mill Co. and SilSby
vs., Frazier. all continued Territory vs. q
Il. Reid. eoiic prpseqai entered, Hutchins
vs.. Hutchins. decree al divorce granted
l X. Dawson aud Charles faux vs.. George
L. Thompson. Judgment fog plaintiffs
Christopher nOyiey. a native OF Eng
land was admitted 10 tun citizenship
Z The case OF Aldridge, Hey & Brewer vs..
{ j. A. silshy was then called aud : now
I being heard by ths court.
4 MeSsrs, +. 2. Carroll, a. u. struec. W. NJ.
CLARK, W, II Whit. and + NJ Reed ~ Sc.
attic. MesSrs. James NJ. Ashton and J. T.
Jadson, of Tacoma, arr here in attendance
upon court.
NOTES
At the fumwa,cr election yesterday the
/ following trustees were elected TO serve
I for the ensuing year, MossFS George Gel
/ bach. l. W Mann, 4. +. OtlemAa. C}aek
( Biles aud " /. Sapp Mr.. Golhseh being
{ the oides, ot the trustees viii probably be
{ elected mayor
The prices of real estate IA Tumwases
are ON the up grade and sales are quite
I frequent.
Asditor Arthur J. Taylor al Mason eesn-
I ty is in the city to ay hooking after his
+ election contest lie Is positive that " hen
/ the votes are reeounted he viii be found 10
/ have good majority over his Democratic
opponent, J. W bay
john Jack aud company played tn tails
city last night 20 a very ssaall hotise, owing
70 the iaet that ghey weFe not well sGyes.
Used
Hon. Charles = isaveuwarth, the promi-
ncni min msn Of Chehalis county. is Ia
the rity
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gorn-E4rmer. cash sic. jan - 5Se,
Mar p life.
osfs-ffrraer: ease zsszc. N.y assse-
Bxrlxy-S0shing doing
Pork -sseady; cash <lz s.. Jan. sIs IS:
May 81 s-ss.
Lxrc-FIrsn. cash q 10: jan s. sly: May
u -
cHrcASa LIVE STOCK NAEkET-
CHICAGO Dec. 4--t Cattle Receipt GU.
weak .he~ves.t3 dtsH5 90 kers and feed
ers. 81 sfs73 %. calves. balls assE mixed.
81 1ssaz S. Texas cattle. q aste5 Is
uozz-EeeesEfs. 2esH. slow. closing &C
lower. mixed. $ nf1s 3; heavy, - $50
rs. light. S. LOGS 30
sheep-E.eesfasss, 5ne. stronger. natives.
IS sGs9s la~ Westerns, - 55ssf O.. Texans,
e. sssa9 -
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I ans l.

FEsns MAJ. TEyAs. lure p 1875 Tie
Swift Spgc.iic Company, ALBANIA. Ga.--tien-
teuhtn One o. my children was trout it
with rheumatism aud hollis for about tya
years. We gave her various kinds Of meai-
cine. bsit without proft, and began to despair
Of curing her a; all. was persuaded &c try
yaur Swift's Specific. After she had used
several bottles the diseases all disappeared.
ana she is now hale, hearty aud healthy
SRI twelve years eli. Another child hes
i1st hgcoIe afillcted ia the same way. ami
am using the 5. $ : and anticipate a prompt
s8d permanent cure n. c. WAeGoXER.
II,H HUI Mo. july :, isSs-The swifr
speciac Co.., Atlanta, Ga--(sentlemeu: oar
little giri when but three weeks cid broko
out with ecEeuaA- We triFi the prescriptions
from several suod doctors, bus without arr
special benefit We tried ;. S. s, and by tn
time one euttie was gone her head hec,La -
heal, and By tAe time she hal taken six
bottles she was completely cured. New sic
has full and heavy head q hair-a ruhuss,
h'Srty ehild feel tt hsft my duty 70 mako
t4is statement Respectfully, II. T. SHCus.
CHtrTtSao1s, Tenn. June q, iSS-Tha
swift SIccifc Co. Atlanta. Ga--tientieIFsa
H. isss contracted blooti poison, and az once
a5nsns fhy sic an, who treated me for sex-
eral months. By hts advice / went - Crab
V'T hard springs, XIV. where his course OF
treatment vas cSryfully observed. recoy-
cred. - t6t3lEht, bai the next spring pfns-
Llcs hegan TO apEsar on my face and holy.
These gradually Increased 10 sores and run
pinS ulcers l was advised 20 try S. s s. and
cd1atsly after taking Il 1 e usnenrest n
sttcrwi-rits, AMI soon nothing r. manned e
iel o. my tr'slhsss. Ny biossi s. row thor,
oiashiy clcaaStsi, as3 mF a. stem free fr,frs
ta4At, ana l owe ny present. cnndiilun-a
priest c,.rr--io your Wlressl4ne. lChesrfa,1F
Elye tais statement thai CgherS " IN hStss
saslcIea a have may reap the saf8le bsne-..
hAEDT II. HcEF. - West Ninth 81.
HOMER Ia, Nay x, iSsS-The Swift Sp.clSr
"a. AZ slta. C2--kscuf IeTi,sa About Isss
Years Az nay geasrai health gave way "a
55ref. - - Csslgittags,t that asTrso
Ss-pairs5 Il ever feeling wei acAiu ii
that tae ph5 sis'iaas d ne fsr ms. lrut7lt I y
Tsrplaactt rc,lef. Friends insisted thgf I
sHna3d give : ;. s. . fair trial. sithossgH l
taclS-ht H wal! be thrsw}n aNay fiifis.s-
Ter taking a thorough course ny h.s...
4 strength Fetarnsss, and asGsf saw tt-t
= > \ a. ne rsFed Iae, as I discarded al
others while gssng IL. - a tonic / can me-
h-stgttiN r7ysEis nsssd u for general ssebslil=
Il certainly - . sYsN,isc. W. p. BEEDaaS J. l.
H0sys- I-A-I Know Mr.. W. ,. Tsrtizs-s. ar,i
y "a say that G4s Statement IS c6rrs-cf-
Icsasa SaEETus. nFarwist
Tre2ttse On Rood and ska Diseases MATE,
fFeA THs SWIFT SFEc1Fac Co. Drawer
A. &ar4 "a
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Notice to Contractors.
SECOND STREET GRADE.
FRIDAY. nFcEMnER Z. 1Sas.

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned, city clerk OF the CITY
of Seattle, on or before
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1855,
At o'clock p. m, for the grading Of and
construction of sidewalks on both sides 81
Second street, from Pine street 70 Blaneh-
ard street, in accordance with the plans
and specifications therefor now on file In
my Office.
Each bid to be accompanied By a eash
deposit of $50 az security for the exeeu-
ton of any contract that may be awarded.
The city reserves the right TO reject any
and a bids. w. X. FORREST Clerk.
First publication November =. ISIS
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Important Action Of Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce.
IDAHO MURDERER ARRESTED.

Strong circumssantiai Evidence
Against Cooper. the Alleged Mar
slerer Of Davis, at waiIa waiia-
Railroads Need not Fence Their
Lands Growth OF EIlensbargk--
Free Mail Delivery at Spokane
and Walsa waiIa.
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ANDERSON, BERTRAND q CO.,
Civil and Mining Engineers and
Drauehtsmeu.

DAILRoAD, MINING, WATER WORKS,
IL typographical, bridge, sewerage and
drainage engineering given special atten-
ton, City property or lands surveyed or
sHbdivided. Mars and mechanical draw
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