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The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28
FOR OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
MY DOLLY.

wonder what my papa means By calling me Miss Fidget:
 A silly goose
 That has no use A troublesome young midget. He says always fought to laugh, Good little girls are jolly"
 What would he do
 If he, boo-hOo! Had tored hls little Dolly? He says my Dollys nothing but A lot of rips and creases-
 That all combined
 Could never find One-half the missing pieces. And mamma told me if it was Made out of iron and leather
 It wouldn't stay
 More than a day Securely held together. know its nose and ears are gone, It has one leg left only;
 A great big crack
 Is in it's back And one eye looks so lonely. It's face gets blacker every day, It's never tidy, never;
 And if I rub
 And SCOUT and scrub It makes it worse than ever. They want to know what makes me keep The ''nasty thing about me,
 Why, don't you see
 It's fond of me, And couldn't do without me: Now, does it matter much 10 them How sick and cross l may be.
 I'm not afraid
 Mamma would trade Me for another baby. ga, Q C. A. Silyder, in Louisville COurier-JOgrtqk %
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28
THE WISCONSIN WAY.
How Railroad Fares are Collected in the Timber Region.

Timber Region.
 A railroad conductor who nsed to ruli up in the Marinette and Hurley regions of Wisconsin. and who is now cooling off in Chicago from the effects of Ssome warm experiences which he had in that benighted section, enter tained party of friends in the follow ing vein: '1 had been told. when l first took charge of the train, that l would have tough lot to deal with. The first car entered on the occa- sion l am telling about was full of the hardest looking customers l ever saw. There wasn't a sober man in the lot. I approached each man and said Tick cts in firm but polite way. They all gave me big laugh, and when l had gone through the car 1 hadn't a ticket or a cent to show for my work. I Ifelt as though I was in great luck to be alive. I entered the next car, and encountered an individual who was infinitely harder looking than the chaps 1 had left. 1 said Ticket to him, and he shrugged his great shoul- ders.
 "'How much did you get O that other carp he asked
 T told him not ticket, not a cent.
 "'What are you going to do about it?'
 q told him didn't know.
 "'Kin you afford it?' he growled.
 ''I told him I couldn't.
 "'Then you'll get bounced-lose your job won't you?' he asked.
 Il said I guessed that was the size of it.
 "'Well, you won't, he said. Gimme your cap. I'll get your tickets.
 Il handed him my cap and insignia and went forward. The first man he came 10 he hit under the ear and bawled out: Gimme your ticket or your fare, or I'll bury you in the floor.
 1.-The man recovered and handed tn @ thumper bill.
 You don't get no change this ere trip said the acting conductor. and he hadn' more than said that than he hitianother man under the ear. Ticket or fare,' says the acting conductor, and that man unloaded.
 "In less time than it takes me to tell it every man in the car was on his feet with money in his hand waiting to pay, and every one of them did pay.
 "The acting conductor brought the roll to na, and ssaid: You want to hit these fellows under the ear when you waht fare.
 "But never had the courage to do if, .andI I soon afterward resigned. I never knew who my benefactor was. I asked him his name and he answered.:
 %'You got your money didn't you?'
 T said yes
 f Well, he added, don't ask any foolish questions.
 "l saw him frequently after that but never learned his name. He al- ways paid his fare. and I meyer hit him under the ear for it, either. "- Chicago Naik ss~ ..,,.--,' -. .s .:-s
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28

A commercial traveller was bragg ging about the magnitude of the firm he represented. 'I suppose your house is a pretty big establishment, said the customer Big? You can't have any idea of its dimensions. Last week we took an inventory of the employees and found out for the first time that three cashiers and four book-keepers were missing. That will give you some idea of the magnitude of our business. - N T. StQr. -
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28
An English builder of theaters ha

An English builder of theaters has invented a panic lock for theater doors. It is contained in a panel which occu- pies a large surface on the inside of the door, and any one coming in contact with the door must press the panel, upon which the door opens instantly. It is impossible for the doors of build- inc fitted with this lock to be fastened so that egress is prevented, but from the outside no entrance is possible ex- cept with a regular key Terry's the ater in London has been fitted through ont with the new lock.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28

Nearly all of the $6.OOO worth of jewelry stolen from Banker Morgan, of New York, has been recovered. A search under the carpet of the room oc- cupied by Dorsey, the burglar, reveale a cigar box concealed in circular hole deftly sawed in the floor beams which contained a large part or the missing gems. f
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28

A ten-year-old boy who accompan- jed his mother to bookstore asked the young clerk if he had ''any books for little boys that ain't got any religion in lem" Little boys that ain't got any religion in lem should read the Bible and Sunday-school books-and this is the kind of literature the ten-year-old ouerist evidently did read.-DrGke's Mo10zine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28

We can only truly enjoy our mer- cies as we see them ID the nano ot " God of love,
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-01-28

A homely truth is better than splendid error.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
DISTRICT COURT rROCR4DIN0S
4 HuMuRa OF InDsc3MuufU vUUuD u
fHR 0DAup y0uI -o0B WA
DICT 1xrUa11D.

The grand Jury yesterday rstsznsd 10
the district court Q nuDbof Of bille II
indictment. They ere - follows:
Territory against TOTES WsIlie,
CHARGED With msyhem; "noe Q true
bill, and he defendant 90 diDohaNoed.
True bills we're fousd il the following
cases: Territory seatnse Jsha BsaAy.
charged two easos) With baeRiaxy;
against Pat Brown, charged With bar
slaYy: aaair0 Jooopb 0ouoeot oA0glo1
With baselasy; AQain0 Rsunk 6sf1an-
sen. charged With bafRlasy.
Leonard Hicklin, ohaRse6 VttA ~
murder OF Charles Oonsiaue. - hs1d
for tsisl for murder In the 1sst 6egses.
The indictment b. reason u - infoe-
msiisy fn II vas returned 10 the gkand
jury for correction.
The foiloviae men plsaded eoilty:
John Brady, ~ barg1Ax1ufnl RoV. Go.
2. Whit9ossh's residsoee; RFaDk Her
msnsen. for bofRlaSizinR the Wiseou-
sin house.
In The ease Of Henry Neal. charged
With Burglary. she grand jury failsd 10
and true bill. Neal pleaded guilty h
the Justices coust, and expected 70
have rough sirse vhen b. vas IBID
for trial. Yesterday be called Prose
eating Attorney Rsnald 20 90 49, end
pleaded With that of3oeR not 70 b. too
bard On him. He hado's yet heaed Of
the action Of the gralo6 t1y.
Il can't Be eaRd o. y01 even II we're
20 dispossd." sspiied M. Rosald, '.fcg
the grad jasy sss fsilsd 70 and tree
bill In yoof ease-"
"weii." beesa Neal. dssviuR . ioaa
hreafh. bat n 6t6 - ~ o1V1hfnR
G. ore. He Uns too Fall foe ue1ssanoe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
THE LOST FOUND.
oUuLY psAApPoAnnD. NAME N
VHun1ADuUxD Known.

Sons weeks ego the Pusf-InTH1l
omoss poblished IN account Of the
sudden disappsaranes from the bosom
Of biz family and his congregation, In
New Yosh, OF Rev. DR.. =. r. Miles, Who
will be feusmbsted - the nrss physi-
oian In charge Of the Faany o. Pac
dock hospital IN Tacoma. The rsvef
and geutieman's whereabouts have o.
last been discovered, - will be sen b.,
tbs foilo0ing Dispatch from New Yort
dated January 9Th: THE Rev. DR.. l..
=. Miles. I the Church Of the Refurms
ton, Vho so mysssFiOusiy disappeared
during the last week Of December, hs-
1t Lass been heard from.
His wife today received letter dated
81. Aary's hospital. Memphis. and 10
she peculiar and familiar hAnd0sitina
Of her looG absent husband. TIE
writer said b remembered nothing
from The time Of leaving his church IN
I'll svaksnina 10 the hosUttal.
He aid the doctors attending bin,
told him be came there three weeks ago
snderiaa fssm mental excitement aud
vas Apparently unconscious OF oil eur
roundiues.
''Further than that the writer said be
could give no details, except that bis
ooudittou vas greatly Improved. and
that be bad reeained his mental fsoui
ties, which seemed for time lest, and
that be would 5000 return hoDe 10 hi.
anxious wife.
I'm other portions Of the letter the
reverend gentleman speaks very en-
A.. vtnof~ 80 hta 0tfa ara fpisRada n0.l
expressed the hogs that nothing will
prevent him from joining them safely.
Rev. q. Favcest, Who reported the
disappearance, ana Who has taken
Miies's place st his church since thet,
reported the andine Of the clergyman
10 the police today"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
HE RESLS DEEPLY HURT.
/ surr voa 10000 onOwIxo our on
RE RIOTS OF 1855.


Another reminder Of shs times when
the cool headed and lss-abidinR ci,i
sens Of Seattle rose up and convinced
fev men. who's chief Qualification for
ci,isenship appeared to Be some ability
to talk extrsvsesntiy, that loyalty to
The state did not mean blatant dsms
aoeisrn, came to light yesterday after
noon in ths district court. IL viii be
semea b-rei by those Who lived IN
Seattle during the ssoublous days tvo
years ago thai sons men. whose talk Ia
Cubic sistsnet!s encouraged lasiess
elsrnen, then struggling 20 burss TIE
legal bonds by which tceif disposition
to overthrax society and good order uss
kers In suppression, disvbeyed the rem
souable regulations the authors titles then
shsaghs advisable 10 enfofct. They
sid son eshine more than suggest What
tier, - individuals. would do unocr
certain circumstances Among q fev
,eess vhoee pnhlsc ccuversatlos vas
notably tueendtafy vas one J. ID. Han
nssnn, Who vas then about twenty siI
years old. He was Qoietiy bat MOST
edectuaity sappreesed by being tocked
ap for thirteen days in the county jail
Provost Narshal A. T. Alden, 10 he ~
poet 10 Aojutant 6cneral OBstso. -
,,abiished 10 the last report OF tbs ada
tan, general, said Prisoners a1fsated
on charges 81 uiterin9 iood and trcssou
able lsnsu on the streets, etc. j. ID.
H.nn-ssr," and Others When Hanue
Ssn xas 10 isii he sid IN 8 friend thai
BE- hnd eos r1eited apd shot hts mc1th
a littie too load. but hoped that his
uuui<hrse - old NOT be too severe
sssrr toe sxei,ement died Away Hanne-
ear released. Noe he wants damage
He considers himseif entitled 10 about
eAlCa both from watson q. Squire.
ssea governor % Washington Terri
,,ry ana sx-ofsscio commander OF the
mil:tsrs forces OF sail territory" and
frswa .Jees Citizen. hrfssdBer-seneral
Of sA< YcvuiAY army ct tie United
s,ss<A.- or $4,000 10 al.
RE plA,ptsd s~ts forth that 6eve srof
Soair~, FrcsasIy 4. issh. proelsimed
= artist lac in seattle snd snspcoced
the vrl; OF hacc&s corres. thAs John
6tt,bsu vss ordered By ths president %
reo.,rs ~ S~zsiie fus dasy Asd 70 obey
tee lzvfal esssers 81 the governor. Obj.
h,u "a. plsest in military command Ct
a. el,y. 10 ves sfsrr .his stas hanne-
ssn Gas nred .4.S Jas hscscse be
scaidnt keep qusst. After tsiaksns
sn-pqs the matter for oaite too yeass. %
hss suasenly discovered that hss seca
tattoo has tea damaged snd b tAieks
! eeoCD vii b seo@hina salve 70 IN
| feelins&
Hsnusess vas joassal eierk of ~
late eoansat al = nev - - ~
naaif1s 10 .. 61n1E31o eoog6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
sREgfTrEs.

- - Tyss vss a. IRE bsnhsss
5 - fusi yesterday.
- Sohn Miller vss siiovsd e40o
= ~ l1uastee ocart - insssoss's lee -
go ssis7se casa.
- nj esIeodas IN The distFist eoarl
- - su.ed Monday next, when
- "a - assigned fof trial.
- sssk 0-snspis. Oepsafa De Wolf.
80 q pcst Friday night. The cap
- rpsrls thset vsashsr AL the Wsy
80 eDae-
- . Nelson sect 70 Victoria for .
!. -. - vii eoumsnss ree0vestss the
- rsilsosd isea ~ The Ossan
~ = Msndss-
- - miners and Dine svuers
- 49, 20 % amicaols ooesieOous Of
h NEssnnss. Ibs 01csss receive
e1vnass Of Is per ssns.. eouosooinR
ungy lss.
- 1u6rsusAip waiia Wslls hss re-
- ep1xs 10 Iosd fos Portland.
hO1m - sail before Tassssy. ~ the
66o uahsss are doing sone work 90
- e ~ kettles
- Lsyal Temperance Lsgsou,
- society recently oeeAsi1ed
1SSa - uaiidfsn Of she stsy. viii
- - eflsfuoon ~ Z o'oIoek, - the
~ nseAs1iss church, corner Third
r. l1ossss streets.
~. van Tnesie. chief eo4iness Of The
- Railway b NaviRaaioo Con
-. "a NJ. fetsrsoo ere The en-
sirs1as Ubo w,il 60 10 Portland daSiae
~ o1ufnQ week 10 bring the steamer
flud1Ino oesund. The sssa0eg VIII not
80 - route sill nsrca LIST.
n pslsiolie Sous Of Aussica are
n6k1ne great psepafstions for she cele-
t11len q WsshisGton's / tsthday, on
~ RI. Tue Ptfst Battalion band
01nn1Ba md Prof. vanghn's osohessrs
~ ~ bsea sseased TO play 81 q .
~ n band ell furnish music
- ~ :.sy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

-
- - mD9nuD q - 01lRzD
o1mD 11uo1D-omauDO DnAD
Uo8 0u1uA
uDUos4 q Un90nnv 0V0S1BoR -
~ 1nuouf8 n =. - $1,000 =
~n,~-es-. !. ~. - ~ -. -
- p
- - 0ofs ~ Oans vn0 -
- non1nnouo m - - e sooas.
- --kus--..- = -
v.ss'
onsaek o1ea1gooons1o oss4
uo1ay - ~ 10 - gop1ssoo = soeA
80 - - ruo6o 1ash, ~ nse1saIly
~ q nsinondni1e - sS1i1e hkeAvoVa.
nov. Isdsod ~ - renSdlv ossivs1e
men, vho tave AeVuenA 4 cuesjun a.
= dissiaet ineecesS = d, 0epsevises
BE lsQnl oue5en. ften = ufuenoaed 10
IL, no. Z be hoped o. vishsd 4 naehs
An - 40 70 G0U
that The nssp dflieauce. enssRy end
pessseeneo - aanifeeee6 = ~ H.
ehasRe q biz dutiea. - Iaps 10y q
his conssfsasnts vnnesd. Ordinary e.
forta as evnsioa "a - deessvs 0opss-
viooe HARDEN. He eay1 IT, wjners mo-
tics that undes - 40 sheV cusld verk
oct al of tssir rosd tsxso g thsy % g.
sired, bat II skey djAn't. they would
bsvs "a fosk OVER The 90 eQuivaispa
1hD aonoueeeweoo - eoeeived With
ua11A hsuoe ououR the usu. Bat the
hamos al dnaaousassd Vim every min
e. b thos rad 6is1sjet discovered shns
Ms. Hayden meant basfnsss. He woald
20 int the Doos reDoeo seoeions Of the
mines to rsnipd ths mtpsfs that their
rod ssx was d.. Thsn b seesk TO
theO ansil 49, paa6 -.
0opsfsis1r aaydsa b oos Of the sup
efvtsoss vho han's peo0oted 10 tbs
oounty oommisssooogs 3 blli fer Vusk
done. He says - 0ossn't want any.
thing. some Of the oshse Supervisor
doo't &c thjnes thai vsy. Thsy have
asked shs eo0uiauiansrs 10 pay large
oilis. Bot the eo0otssiousss hsve 70
jsoted Q good many. TAs ssjeess6 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

- qnunA - - oAn1Gn1 80
- mn1o9 onno1onmn1D, -
= - noonnn1v - ~ . en1go
49, bg1o1o ~ ouu11nnsy - WaGn1n9'
- = u1aU1 - - gnGu11 Ugu1l.11
= oo1GD - ol1o0 - Do1e =!
ela1mo ~ o6mfnnt1nl - - an0ng4ooG
e G1nooa ~ ~ - n0uDgoo - -
49,. = - -. 1len11g. - 80
= - - -, bo9eeo - 49, 11sssol
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
~ MORE UgF0RIUEATx.
1 vuuAn puvEm TO DD1D1oA110u ~
uusug oonu11S sUDclD1.

nDne11ae daring Friday night q
- usoan entered q saloon on south
~ slssss and. after asking the few
- no we're In tho bafsoom up 10
- . lsinh, stepped into bsok room.
Insnes supposed shs had aons ont the
- 1oss. bos few minutes later one
411oo saespsd back B, look after her
~ fDona Der 10 q dying o1ndisiou.
rn9o1elsDs we're sent for but too late
= ~ her life. In her stocking VS.
No. . vial Of landannm. one third Of
49, bad eyidsnliy bten taken by the
~ unfortunate. Bat iittis IL known
= - vou,an alshoueh she worried ~
; nDssaat In namoef II families
= this cisy duriuG the past
~ % 70. A gentleman
~ ~ acqaatuted With her stated
~ ~ vest 20 victoria No q servant In
sealassd family in 1881. and soon after
uoDRtod . man named John smith, o.
uuna Lake. Toey lived very unhsp
~, And dnally separated. Der two chii
- being taken by Smith'e neither.
- thsn came 10 the sound and worried
~ lodging house % f'aco0a add 10
rpsssl psivn1e families Ia 6sassis. A.
0uas6s s2s vsut 10 Snohnmtsh, where
o1UaaiDsd siIi . fev days eco. To
- ~ trosblss she took 70 drink.
uoeR svssal nonths hiss drank yer,
oV. Tn Friday she vas seen In p
~ utfh snetheS woman driving
ml1s town, and while In The hack
4o1CDuasd she took the fatal DOSE,
- known b the name Of Annie
- asd had lodgings on WsshinG-
usess. when 70 became knovr
1u1e sAa dead aud pennilsss. be,
- sbssfs raised suflcieut sum oil
~ - give her respectable burial
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

usan. Feb. 1l.--PAsao1 Ussun
@f91rsu sud CaIsfossaa. esees1as;
o., ~. n. OpAoaa, Dsvld
ri. OasuAa. ~. 3. eesaDsy, r.
I r. isf.uff. nies Minnie MsI11got8,
n -, J. L. Hsnsy. }. 2. 0sDes-
8. r. Hays and wife, O. ".
r. Kohn, 3. Barlow ed Uifs.
- $500 and wife, y. y. Lsvseoes.
rkTrll snd tuesvs suigssn1s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Usfoo1 oos1n 1lnguha3 nauaDosn -
esesed . ssoanf1o 49, Va11R h -,
Uot>sd essoEs ossunsl = Hsu Yssk,
yoea1ag. 1ses1 . Osspssu1sus. uskps-
ssyA - - sGsss ~ nsuin 4 0sso-
~ - 1ehssia 0asasss - - O..
sssee1 - . sAases e suueRllne. -
SeeS - eAasus - . d<pssy narsnsI q
O9e<n9boel- krDtn 4. 0ssAnss = a.
e~te.d - oeoot - ysoss q -, U5sh
0Aek hats I'D oouQ1oxiua- Osieha ahu9
- Doon1a - Usosu oosesoA aiaepes
- tDea. Bphsa3a 0es1nse b 8 iasRs
ene1, 80 weighs No poosds.
H. vsss Ill t4s fse&s thAs eoaId b
tAxnee zhcut The matter olBcislly. hul
essthOza eonoeesed With shs cas-
toms ssrsies sta'sd that vhes the usn
vtre asresssd they wsfs dsivina alona
N vseso. n waich YES ozSAc3 vorso
Of op6oR.
fbe asnesnssusut q III. oaedpes's
affeee cssassd Qusse . stir at sxeissOsns,
- he tas slvsSs been eonaideesd o1s 81
tus fsw hooeot men sosoeseed Nth tts
Fora foVnyead enssom houoe. FOR
rssny yeoss BE- 90 ohsss fnspecsU, and
clsds AL We tup0stans set1afss h teis
district dufssR Ills tneunbesoy in thai
when Mr.. 0s,dnes lest Seattle be
ssaesd 70 fsiend that ssnee the eonpie-
eioo Of ths Oknsdian PaesAe road most
Of TIE hsssy snu9aiiD9 was sasvIed On
evse list rcuse. and tbat be thee9es be
eos.o oAes so@s money dsesssinG tie
Thess are many opinisns sxpesssd Ia
regard 70 thie matter. An Old 20
qeAinsanee Of IA. 0sednes. . man Who
sesve1 With hin under B<echsf, sssd:
III VI nee has that vben tie tsuth
comes out u viii b foaeA that Gard
nsf did not have dollar invested 10
the sea9. aad So hiossif tbs infosoes
and slloosd himsslf 70 Be arrested to
shfov the ovDees Of shs drug Of the
scent. That 70 jost like Gardner"
"Anothef said; "Rrom the fast that
Z. l. Gardner vas found IN posnsastou.
% tn company sith the stuH. IL eooclu-
stse 10 my mind that be V the tnfoemse
ana mot she sfnhaRIer. He " 70 sharp
to - eaaehs ike that. II be vas inter
essed to tbs dope. he would Dot have
been arsupd when IL vas seized"
Oaptasn woo:ssy said; NY opiuion
ID thst Gardner took that method sf
Victoria. He got them 10 ship the stuf5
olnoefs, and viii come In for 3 sue third
sossfc9 IN the psocssds Of the sals of
the opiam.'
The psopls Of this communisy, vho
kaes ID. Gardner. viil Be slov 70 be-
iisVs thst De hAs gone ioAo the smoothing
oooiness, = any other 6issepotobls SAIL
In Aaa 1vSaaAa h~pa kavS A.l~<.pa s~ha1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
rHB POET rOWHSE1D CUSTOM
HOUS1.
EuDvu13 Al ApuGtDouAk Ar41o-
Pn1A1I0Q - I'm 1UnDm0.

m. O. 4. uAEGxD NGD uo9 GEzx 10
E1DyEuR Al AuuGtDo0Ak AP9n0-
Pa1A1IoQ - I'm 1UuDm0.
Il having besn rspssted thas M. @.
u. Haliss. Of this sity, haA visitsd
Washiaeton Daring his TIP 70 ~ go
for Tie pusposs Of lobbytn9 aeainA he
proposed sppeopsiaSioo foe ~ eoopls-
tio0 Of The Post Townsend eoseoD
hoooe bsildipQ, . PoG1-INxHEx3ouDCuD
reporter called upon Mr.. Halles - ~
csItain NE facts N The ea1e. The
folioWinQ cunVer1At3o0 ono0eds
R<peeeef-It y Hepogte0 - Port Yovn.
send, 0R. HAlleg, shoe % Yoos recent
eastern trip you vent 10 Washipeton
City chiefly fer toe purpose OF trying %
remove The 6Astom hoooe iron Port
Townsend. Il there any truth in that
sspostl
Mr.. Halles-No, thsse y not; these b
absolutely no truth ID it. ] 80 10
Washington bot . very fsv daya end !
not only did nothing, end aid nothing
about the cuatom houso % Port Town
seod, bat The matter psvsr occurred to
ms a. I'll. The fast = that have always
oV1nio0 tha1 NE peopo4 ponoo for tbs
ToWnsend, and have time and again
% expesrssd myself. Port Townseud,
by virtue Of ~ excellent situation, us
70 - the psiuetpa port Of entry at Pa
question; and % far fron seekina 10
n h.
Port ToVnsend 70 Seattle, or 70 any
other point, should b aGone the nssi, ,
shoul0 such . move be 81 On foot, -
oppose 10. and The great majority Of the
people Of seattle visV the matter in the
same light. think, bovsves. thss the
necesaisles Of commerce nov seQatso the
q deputy collector Stationed here. bic
hos boen done at Roche hasbos, San
joan islaad, ana On sasis0ed shas sbe
busine0 meo Ut Post Tovnesod would
readily oonoeds this aueh % HeastIe. I
have no sympathy Nth ~ nAssoW poll
The prosperity q asy eo9oantey ees-
side Of the ooe ~ pseooo hvse b. Ihs
proepesity Of any eoe peoee - P19eS
sV0u0 usooeo 49, WsoO0eSsssye - = v0gso
extent, of The whole Of fuQo1 sound.
Reposter-Do you think that the I'd.
ditional sam Of 0ooey Vii b appsupsi.
aaed for she con plestGn Of ~ 0og6eu
house q Port ToWuseodf
Mr.. Halles-I think %. u eestainIy
ought 10 b done. and The esaitls cham.
bar Of commerce did the psopes thtne IL
passiaa Ieeoluttoos soeo00oodtoa Oaee
an sppeopsiaston. Thae easooo hoasa
d Poes Townsend oaeAt - b con.
plstsd; u 10 very much nse6sd.
Rspostes-Do zoo think Seattle and
Tssoma vil b nade Osgts Of entry,
With deputy eolleetofs, - 200 speak oi
Mr.. Halloe-Is ooemo 10 - %. The
demands Of commerce reQutso u. A
sheos iaseitutiooe ass made for The our.
pose Of atdtna 81 peo0estn9 eem.
meeee, tAeee 10 ~ roo0oo - ~ World
Vhy thsee too plaeeo GAool1 noe b.
made ports Of entry, With dsposy col
loctofs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

tGs1nslAL. - The passengers who
- eeiiesd 10 lie q, Royal Roads for
esea : time. owing 90 the steamship
sslnA being qusrsntsned. vers evil
vel treated, Tor they have drawn
akrg and elaborate sst Of reeclu
IN y which the kindness and con-
~ sssco OF Captain T.. W. Hcimes.
aesfs sod rssw are set forth. and
esn for the same the heaFtfsli
= 81 taose op board are expressed
.eG terms asa the travelling puh.
.eemmeneed b. the good ship uwa-
Win sts efficient seamen ~hp
~. - Der. The resolutions we're suit
seasnssed as1 have a long lis. Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

~ yua uaArrLGA. - TIE
80 Vnas'iia. with a fail cargo
10 ses fOslozins passengers
@ ssn Francisco Yesterday AZ
Anu, paaa, r fredssseks and
~ ~ Walters. 4. A. Jees. q
- = Asnnsay, G. II. Elssop, Mis-
- sen IN Tie ssSerSse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

lnyss fua OsssuEns. One Of tbs
49, pslicemsu. In discussing smua
- ua1tsss yesterday. said. "Is 10 Of
- oked vhy the polieemsn DO no,
gon moro consraband opium, "
- \ - muoh brought acroes the
- think can answer that Qoes-
- Ihe polise oflicess In the pass
- esen treated very shabhily by the
0le0s auihoritles since Brooks vas
plaosd collector. l. myself havt
@oglDd tvo different lots Of contra
~ cpiam. and pot the customs Ola
No n Il, aud should have tecu paid
- 1fosmes's fee. oat ihsve never re-
e.Ne 80 dollar. In one instance an
- nan. VITO has nothing 10 do With
etsare vas named ~ infoSmer.
- Isapposc divided his fees With tie
seesese ofioers, and the other seisnts,
.ee1e made nearly u year AGO. has
- eeeu heard from % far - am
oeu!ee1. Other poiiccsuen have been
- ~ sane war, and that 10 juss
neesu that 20 do not feel like going
Ne gay 10 apprshsnd SNUG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Come and pvies oar Jerseys this seek.
III - reduced to Sos. t2-o0 70 7bc, " 80
to 9l.0. Every thing IN oar whole
stock 10 properties, must Be- cold this