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HAVE YOU EXAMINED

The advantages OF 6Iszan's addition as the
best and cheapest property IN or about Sc
attic : This Is the reruI1ai property CT the
Seattle. Lzse Shore ( Eastern railway.
which IS n0a sure CT seennfng link II
several sra1seensinental syst Uss of roads
Fifteen minutes ride from Cosum 5sa street:
fare. rcan3 trip. Is cents Trains sFery
ko9r from this date Al lots are 80 feet b.
Id feet. being fnfeale1 for actual use, not
fog sale nrerelv. Resi6eEee soss from sE7S
upward. business lots from 500 upward
Kan ont ard see the street grading and
other improvements. Prices will shortly
be raised. aud oniy 3 limited number OF
lots will b. sold Examine this lsa1-
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work Begun on the Motor Rock
Pushing fie Southern Line.

PaRT TowssExp, Feh - Work
on the motor line vas begun to-day
Z be contract Tor ths surveying MAS LET
Yesterday - : ass SAEsz, las Il. en-
gineer. and b pat his g.rew into the
Geld tbs gaerngng and as scon as he
can ss Msje ot the line SURVEYED
BAD nc prossie and specifications
made. the contracts viii be lee For is
immediate construction. III ss the ia
teation NJ the company 10 hGsl,i this
rgad as S0en as possible, and 40 money
OF pxsns viii he spared Il, bring il so q
Bpssh. The road Siii ran ont around
the toxin. passing sliroaigh some OF
the additions and making conpIete
eifZult II the tsssn. IL .isi be about
alue miles ETnus end 10 end, and viii
haye essapie u branches running
shroUgh the csnseT. stso sssge that ruas
dssegtly west IA Discovery hay. The
people are delighted to SDow that the
Rad is 3 certainty fs0s. and are apa-
. t01zly hooking forward ID tne time
- astl they NiA hear ias Gang of the
bells 2nd The t@ot os The whistle There
g no chance % doubt that the read
Vii he 5 Sgsceess frem the start. as the
|esiy = ssoS growing SO large taas per-
sans EgS3ng slFon tae outskirts can 10
longer walk - the business porssoa ia
less shaa hslf 81 howr IS least, ard il
j. they thai will most appreciate the
As{idine u the Fead.
Werk apoa the Pors Townsend
Southern TozA vii coIimsEee ia =
VERY ssw weeks nov. and all tx
pGsssed zsoug steadily ard rarislsy
Ehs engineer, Mr. noEg. has iaSt re-
ecivea from the printer the speclssea-
ss0as. instructions 20 b .ssers. the elaak
forms 81 proposals and every thing ne
cesssarv for the rssccpsson u essls for
TIE FIRST y niles q; The rsza. ana the
engineers are ~ work now locating
she lise further on. There is hardly
any reason 10 aaaht that the road viii
be bails In the eoErse 81 the next Is
months, ard mach regFet is expressed
ay shs directors that tkev should have
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FIFTY-TwO MEN DROWNED.
The Steamer Glencoe Sunk in the
English Channel.

GLASGOW, Feb. The owners OF
the Guion line OF steamers state that
they believe the steamer sunk by the
British bark Largo Bay off Beachy
head. Monday night. TO be the Glencoe
OF that line. The Glencoe was bound
from Liverpool for London, and was
last reported passed Prowle point
Monday. 1t is ascertained beyond .
doubt that she was the vessel sunk
She was three-raasted iron screw
steamer OF 1900 tons
LosDoS, Feb. T.-The crew of the
Glencoe numbered % men, including
3 Cinnamon. A tempest was raging
at the time OF the accident, and snow
was falling so thickiy that il was i'm
possible tor the lookout on either yes
sci to see the lights of the other until
a collision was inevitable. The Glen
coe forged ahead, trying 10 cross the
Largo Bays bow, bat failed and ran at
full speed into the bark, demelishing
10 feet of her bow The Largo Bay
would also have sunk had she not
been provided with water-tighf Sec
tons
che crew OF the bark saw nothing
further of the steamer. but could make
out her crew struggling in the water.
IL was impossible. no wever. to render
them any assistance. All of the Largo
Bays boats were smashed. The wind
blew with such force that the sails OF
the bark were torn TO shreds and the
boats carried overheard. The bark
weathered the storm until rescued and
tOwed into CoYeS
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TACOMA NEWS.
A Case of ysrioIoid Drunken shoot
lag Ansir-The Courts.

TAcoxA. Feb. IA 2-year-old son
0s DIR. G. +. Case is sick with mild
attack Of yarioioid. The mother of
the child nursed young Alsop before
his death OF smallpox, and IL Is sup
posed carried the injection TO her
child. The premises Of DIR. Case are
strictly quaranhned, and there is little
fear Of the disease spreading.
William l.. Hoffman. a saloon keeper,
was before Justice Lawrence today
charged with assault with intent 10
commit murder The evidence showed
that Hoffman and one Peter McCabe
were in the Green Tree saloon yesser~
day morning and had 4 slight quarrel.
which they settled Tor . time and
began drinking again. About o'clock
the quarrel was renewed, and each
called the other SEINE very bad names,
and finally jumped up from the table
70 fight it osi.. heCabe threw his coat
OF. but while doing SO Hoffman drew
q 32-esIiber revolver on him and fired,
grazing the upper part of his forehead.
but not lnjuring the bone. a. McCabe's
head was 50 hard that the bullet vas
flaitensd where il struck him. Hoff-
man then cried IF I've killed you
III Hill myself, and attempted 10
commit suicide. but was prevented by
another man in the room. At the
hearing to-day Justice Lawrence re-
qusred Hoffman 70 furnish bonds in
5000 for his appearance at the district
court on the above charge. Hoffman,
ia tone Of bravadn, offered to furnish
sos. 90 ball ii necessary.
In the probate court today the most
important matter decided was that re-
iating To the estate Of Fred Neitxel,
the saloon keeper who was murdered
IN Old Tacoma about q year ago last
Christmas. The Judge decided that
the evidence whieh had been adaueed
was sufficient 70 establish the claims
OF three brothers and four sisters now
liEifr;. and OF three children OF a
fourth brother deceased The estate,
which Is 3 valuable one. will he dis
tribeted among these heirs.
Balderu Reaaldo faneiei spirits were
pursuing hins. and that he was IN
danger Of being taken by them. The
court. however. thought this hardly
enough 10 adiudge hiin insane, and he
was discharged
A. s. Nicholson. aS administrator.
lied the 1nai account OF the estate OF
Joseph Faulkner, dece ased.
Peter MeCahe petiiioned for letters
Of administration In the estate Of
Rosie McGabe. deceased
Auditor Higgins to-day Issued H.
eenses 20 wed 20 Thomas T. Moran
and Janet Peterson. Joseph she.iIeroe
aud Marie kichenhofer, and Charies
F, Erickson and Aunie y Nelson.
John Roach. native of England. c.
L. Andenan and Henry ID. raepke.
natives Of Germany. and John Sey-
iers, a native Of ireland. declared their
intention 20 become citizens of the
I nited states
The bank clearasees today amount
al IN Sd sitS IN
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oLYmprA NEWS.
Prospects 81 1hrse Star. Railroads.
The Navy Yard neaI Estate.

UiyNPfA. FEB. IA very Important
Exsses4sE 81 the lsazFz ct Trade wzg
bFsa last might The FAemfers wess
al saihgssassse ayes tie esssas present
prosperity a0d the aessssn OF the
attee1srg ass iss strict aseoFst wsth The
general feeling "a confidence which
has ~ ssd1anty become 30 appsre.sf
ia The hessues& S0ea Of the eitg
faftass measures asrv PROPOSED ser
tao s<ustls g It's E5ly. and SEE AZ
agsss1 Esatl ia spEfft which leaves no
FooEu fer doubt thai the board Is de-
sstsalnssi ~ 80 It's part in helping
af0Hs Gase reaaAFk afsse prosperity af
the cay. The chef ohteef q the
nesting iAst asxhi vas ta discuss
meas ~ which nnaEeEuzs railroad
coxH fsas4ies nn~ iaruss<l e&a 1se Ia.
atsz4s 10 eoastruef IissSz uf read 90 or
ss tlks cssy, A committee wAs ap.
Pointed 70 eoaisF assh the stirextcrS 81
the Seattle Southern fxtlfaaa Locking
. lee construction @f that gsszsi %
tats city, a eoatFnitsse cons sling az
S.ssl > 81 uwsnxs afs8 MaS@r John r.
sso~ss AAs asa apfNsagsss u e0aE@~
sstss t1H ass3ese2s 81 the Tacoma.
olympia 4 saeAzEss kxlsey Rs{iraa.s
Corr Party lsssksug Ia the sssssStrs~xska
u ssaas FSss1 g. thsS city. Every yn.
uasetnent gessseie Ill he osFersss hash
These rssses Ca BALD aaeS - shss ests,
ard tssssss having The gsatEer n cisari,s
are cofAaes8 II the saocsSs III tie
arvSzxs.
aI1aP1A sSn VAxcsuvxK axfx.kasR.
4 communication was received tram
the sss&f4 al tsasse eg N&nosaSsz. STAT.
iag tssAt = committee has. aeen Ar.
fesutNg Ay that Esestx 50 ccnfsr wsta :.
similar eommstsec fsusa che Hoard es
Trade es this ests. having ia ysex tAs
construction ST a railroad from shlS
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rLgDGEs RENEW ED.
a Ringing Address 10 Irish and
American People.

GGSciSS.rI, Feb. THE executive
council CT the Irish National League,
81 \ meeting to-day. passed resolutions
pse1EIng continued Support % the
irish people and leaders. and appeal
ing 70 the people Of America for con
tinued assi O. the Irish patriots. Pre-
liminaTy arrangements we're made Eo-
convention of Irish in Philadelphia
n July, AZ which every Irish nrsaniz4-
ton Of any nstEos1 whatever shall be
represented and deliberations held On
some farther plan OF action. Twenty
thousand dollars w2s sent % the Irish
Iea1s-S On the other side to-day.
The address 10 the Irish people says
that tAe tyrant Tory government OF
England has thrcgn aside the forms
Of dseceney under which i has hereto
fore veiled its aaziignity. and TOW
stands forth the TemorSeless execn-
ticaeF o. naked. unhgashing deSpoE-
ism, The counesl views with just
pride the uaity ard perseverance, ex-
hiAited b. the Irish peopse IN their
struggle BIhes. aenAces anst 5adi-
cal murder have failed to dsnaEen
thelr spirit or materially crush taeSr
onward march. They are assured
isaaf their eoEnsrynaen N America
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xxx II. 80 VA.
WktA-a WAL1ay = 90. - - $3.50 !
Boon akspaf - Hen. rfizsp fEstx ciesl
At bis fozz< Ia The sxsDti1ern part q
fhe City ror aE,oszt ten dsvs be had
1.s-. =, : s~4.<,.es<s.e srsv,,3tssssss the d.
- -. - = s...ss- - ,.s-.r..s.
w. $3.50. =. 80 =. =
81 tos r1zEt ssass rHseA ~
dncesl ~ acute hesst trouble 81 s1sz4f
tix mouths darxtson. He died SCR
youss.ea ~ his family and intimate
fvs.s.gss .es<.ssr.srt,- sssrss<s<ss.s lat s.,,-
-. - -. ~. lass --sll
Aef1 - $3.50 ssz.s.@. - -.
gsNpg minute esssesss'sss Ut go $50 -
agemsnt q his large ana sasseo "a
terezts. The fsnsnJ afe ssls 70 Fe.iss-
fcrtAbis circumstances nis I1iA Dsafsg
insured for . exfsssdsfafsie amount
Ills death exestss gfsiesa1 reErets -
he xa> recognizes Tor Gss Gxeks Hvftss
and sfssiitea - tne iathsf y tsie fFslss
industry east o. the tase3fskss - VEL
- pEse who 1as ever READY " 60 AZ
possible " 0syelep thss seehezs VI
Washington IsfrIt<sfy.
Phiisp kHx was akeu ~ rear. nav.
ing oesss torn IN lsxsaeasLsr county = a.
IN ItL. lie came % ffA@ervsiist La !
August ~. I55Ds 70 oregon 10 Ayyesls
Der Of the same year ara 70 Wassz
Masia county ~ sossnD pr. 80. ~
le5z he was elected school examiner o.
Benton county oresUH. loning 20
Waila 6aila, ne Started WHAT - nos
weii<knoxn and famous nursery
which he retained ard took great y
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s&snz r<ndy 70 support theul % anr
sseus vl5Eh fihesr wisdOxa md pr1-
iezsce n4y dictate
The councsi xegar1s wifh zndsizsr-
enc<. n not c0nseFnps. the dnz1y Per
lures hekore th<sPzxneH cou.mizs,sn-
Refer<nce 4 made 10 the iasSa:izl mar
der CT Mandevilze and - the s.nssesyor
Of EzIEDur 20 keep his express
xcr<s that he would XII Mz-
isssp~ssonrne.sf. The splendid spirit
cf the peorse, p says the address.
shoxs thrv are xoxtfsy Of Ger bess
Efforts. and shoaId racziTe orrpsompt,
ssfes-1@l ard continued assistance nn-
IL il has been demonstrated thai
peaceful agitation hiss faiaei - pro
auce IN England > sense OF szstire 2zass
q desire 10 repair the countless n
isrses inflicted upon ireland
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LOST IN THE SNOW.
Anxiety Felt I'm Fall City For
. Missing Pleasure Party.

FALL Cry, Feb. 7.--Chet Bedding
and Charles Thompson. with two lady
friends. started out yesterday mora
ing on horseback for q pleasure ride
up in the mountains, above Saial
prairie. They were last seen about 1
O'Clock. still going up the mountains.
s. Cuisine, who keeps a hotel AZ the
tolI-gate, sent three men out at II
O'Clock last night with horns and food.
Another party was sent ont this morn
ing on horseback.
Il is supposed that they became
lost on the upper cad Of the prairie
and have persisted in the snow, though
they may have reached some sqnatter's
cabin. and there eanped for thu night
If they are not found at noon, large
party OF volunteer searchers- win go
out
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wALLA wALLA AND VICINITY


Bufldtn8s Aad ksilfoAas.
WAIlA WAfI.A, Feb THE cream
cry will begin work vigorously on the
fifteenth. The milk 81 ITO COWS has
already been secured. The cream viii
he paid tor 81 the rate Of - cents Tor
each gauge making q pound OF butter.
III Is calculated it viii take 500 per day
to paw for cream. The entire oatpus
is wanted by one man. who offers 81
cents per pound.
The projectors Of the street car com
pany viii Incorporate and begin work
at once. Estimates have been made.
and all preiiminaries arranged.
Braley. the man wanted in Waits
burg for robbery and criminal assault,
owing TO legal fechniealities did NOS
arrive here from Portland until last
evening. He will have q preliminary
examination tomorrow before Justice
Whitman in this city.
The xife Of Eeng:neer A. w. Perley
OF the o. II. Il N. Co., for long time
extremely III here. has been taken
home 20 rendleton, better.
The Northern Pacific Elevator Co
to-day selected site for an elevator.
The place Is on Second street. on the
ground formerly used by the Mil
Greek Fiufae Company. The elevator
will be OF large capacity. Work will
be commenced within 10 days. The
material Is on the ground
Col. y. j. Parker, proprietor OF the
&atesmaa Il very III at his residence.
Last fall Charley Tiernan Of Lewis
ton was bitten by dog while On
CrAig's mountain. He was iii a short
time afterwards Saturday HYDRA
phobia developed ard he died in aw-
fnl agony.
The o. Il. & n. Co. viii this spring
construct line from Pullman MP Dry
Fork 60 3euesee. hight OF way has
been already seenred.
While exeayAfipg recently 90 the
mouth of tsae penawawa. workmen
unearfhed eaissssn and lot of asi.
muniifoa, which bad brFss buried
boxed also a lot Of silyen coin in
rotten buekzkin sacks. Tradition 81
ieees that Cod. tteptoe, in his retreat
from the gaiouse coansfy IN 1ss,
campesi and buried the material and
treasur al that place.
Aaoiph Sehwarzer will az once com
msnce the erection OF a handsome
three-story block on the eorEef oppo-
site this ntlsse house. thus covering up
the last vessige Of The Gre Of Iss7.
This morning temporary restrain
lfT order VAS served on the treasurer
oi Gelufussls county, restraining him
from paying the scrip recently Issued
hy the county commissioners ia favor
OF q, " Hunt In the Interest os the
extension q the q. & W. +, road 20
Daytofs from this city.
Is i estimated thai IN order fo get
the 0Fewon 4 Washington Territory
road 20 fsns4isson vii cost fully
~ 90. the aepos grounds alone cast
ing ss3.0og The people VIII enaeayor
10 raise ths subsidy. notwithstanding
this seemingly enormous sum
Following are the officers Of she
res savings e2nk us rendlsioa u.
= Macarthur. president. Il. q.
Inasasssof. vice president James
RAs2y treasurer. directors. u. L. Ne.
ArtaUs, II. II. psekzon, 2. q. Thovap-
Sos. j a. RAleF. u r. Thempsoa.
HsaFy Failing. RslsFs sargent.
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rogTLasD's WATER surPLY
A Bull Run for Gov. Pennoyer-
Columbia River Pilots.

SALEM. Feb. THE Portland water
bill. authorizing the water committee
TO introduce Bull Ran water and issue
81 500 600 bonds therefor, was passed
by the senate over the governors veto
this afternoon. The vote s;ood-aye.s
.. nays 6. Six Democrats voted 70
overrule the veto and three 10 sustain
IL. The bill will go TO the house to-
morrow, and there is hardly doubt
that il viii pass.
The house committee on commerce
viii hold meeting tomorrow riorr-
ing TO discuss the pilotage question
with committee Of Ii Of the Portland
Board OF Trade. The @. Il. L y. Co.
has made a proposition 70 reduce tow
age and pilotage rates oue-haif il the
business Is turned over 10 them. The
Board of Trade promises 10 support the
proposition of the o. T. & ~ 60.
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THIS IS A LIVE TowS.



EfLEgsBrRs, Feb. Parties from
Iowa to-day bought 6Ftxi30 feet Of land
at the corner OF Third and Pine
streets, c;agonaliy across from Ben
nets store, for 5000. This property
was sold year ago fog $50.
Transfers Of residence property have
been large for the past two days. the
sales amounting TO over s31,fsy6.S A
new real estate firm opens up for bust
ness this week.
The contract has been ler to-day for
another brick building. 60xI10, two
stories high, corner OF Fifth and Pearl
streets, opposite the National bank.
Plans have been drawn for three other
bricks. and the contracts viii be let in
few days.
George w. Elliott received q tese-
gram to-day from the contractor who
has the contract for the new brick
hotel here. saving he would be here
February II 10 begin work
The Masons will open their new and
magnificent hall February IA with a
grand reception and dance This is
one OF the finest Masonic buildings in
the territory and reflects great credit
on the Masons of ElIensburg.
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THOMAS BURKE. Ju.zs. :

Dx1ttls = 8LlLEKF a. LttN-
Esw. sA<refans. al persons hav.zx e
claiming any Interest 81 Md sloop, eaze1
Emerald. = her tackle, apparel. f1rnisusu
and cargo are nszzted = lss ard appear =
ersser and make their allegations IN shm
behalf or their d<fzzs< win Be entered a11
the prayer Of said information g-xafs1
HitrFx the Hon Taonss Burke, ns3.e
of said district couxs and the seal az sid
court this 7tth d&y of January, A. n. -.
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SAX FRANCISCO. Feb 7s--W While work
men were engaged to-day N exezyat.
ing for the basement of the wings oi
the lie. city hall, ore of them. named
Carter. discovered FIVE so gold pieces N
a shcyeIful OF sand. A minute later
another workman alongside the 6rsi
6.secyerer turned over shovelfUi al
sand ard found another SO piece,
making total find OF SID The coins
bear the dates OF 1860, 1851 and 1S62
and were uneaythe9 near the bottom
OF the excavation. at depth of about
l5.feet from the surface.
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CITY 20 E&nepzye<. 1h11 rz1<zex ~
beeH un3ey 6zzcusss<m ~ -
xz<y.<Hs. and 10 E1z1sEr h&s 80
takes asez1z<k shxpe- Ih< 1ans<nence
Vii zz19u1sezzly re&uz< - no8n s-Sses
e<ferz-1E a. iz2nzeus< cuE1s - ar cor
rcTxfs1z xiIsch NJ andertxks sne cl.Es-
stxzszaor 81 ne Ase. I e. % 49,
Sszzes 90 nss ozs - = - -.
80 -. = 80 800 ea... - $50, 4
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49, - = - . - :, 80 u 0rIrrx
- - .,s..--ss.r-e a. ff,s
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s.s-'s..-. 80 80 2, srsh s.r,s
-. 49, - - -. S.< sHs ,,-ur.~ ere
49, = -. rsss,.ss n stssx ctr for
-. - = ~s-d IT, rar.uErs es
80 ~. $50 rs,rys~ Tire ,srpnxess
- s.,s - 80 $3.50 ~ tie eilsr y, -
-. - :. - -. -
49, : - s..sss~ - !. u,.~ f..sxxs-x2rss
$50. ss.s .srx.rs sv ire kxgarsi
80 .f..s,s s.s14 sEsEs s,zr.rss,t vet $
$50. Th~ rzss.Ligs mae ssr.dsr-
--~-.sT $500 rsssr fssrrss r.i,.s 5.s,<grs
- ssss,sf @~rsIss.rss fossaraEIatffgs. r.
s sy "a, and & viii nof Be raany
siars before tIseT viii b. given 70 IN
dsrstzTsd #nzE That hes2nsiztlon y;
esafifSiss1s o. ss4ttle. isxDm1 49,
~ % Pa ars DOB - ssi9 - y = 80
~ tgf 8ssIsaD re 49, gs---- s.
go = agsscA1ss ss'pf'sssA -
lsN aags
EzAL EsTATx SALE
Tie activity IN real estate continues
20 DC fsfaa kks=ss,as- Capitalists from the
East and from aOan-Souszd cities are
arriving -Aliy and are investing large
sgfas Ia Olympia realty. The dozen
real estate firms in this city are doing
an immense business aEid fseqrsnfl5
s0ssse 9. tbsiss can Ds iosan1 open unth
midnight, 70 extensive and pressing i
their business. Among the important
sales recorded Yesterday we're tne Ioi.
lowing ID. n. Ersncn 10 r. X, BroNhi
west iiad 9! Dickinson aofas1of
CLAIM, near West Uympta, szsDs "
y Mann st 81. 70 mos. fratnsrs Igs =,
81 block ~ 1000 n. bsnxiey 70 sfeo.
y. shannon, lands IN West olympia,
SisgJ; John Dooley 70 II z. AZ Epgs'
block ~, SWAN AaalilOns 3icJos n T.
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Iowa Hils. Cal. Located as Mining
Claim.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. ~ Register Het-
zel and Receiver Linthicum have de-
cided a land contest involving the
title to Iowa Hill. J. Il. Hobson
claimed 4 parcel OF land a. mineral,
embraced between certain lines and
including the town 81 lows Hill. in
Placer county. The local land officer
decided 10 favor Of Hobsoa upon the
ground that the land having been de
termincd as mineral ny the general
land office. the issue presented IN con
Isoversy had passed the jurisdiction
cE tEe e.siee here Unless an appeal
is taken within - DAYS from yeSter.
day. HohSon viii remain owner ol
Iowa lin ard the immediate con
tig1DuS territory.
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ELEVEN srowAwAYs.
EnSiish Young Nen Seal Passage
to California.

SAS Francisco. Feb. The Brit
iSa ship City CT klorence, I'D days
from Liverpool. brought no less than
III stowawayS. The presence III II ex-
ira rsen maize the provisions of tie ship
disappear SD rapidly thai Capt Leash
feared AZ one tine he wetsa have Ia
put the crew on halls rztioas, but fer
ts1nAsely The supplies did not give ons
until Just - sue ship vas entering
port. The Ssawaways are az young
men and viii rens ain IL California.
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Outrares lin Chin-Kianr-Foo.

SHANGHAI. Feb. THE whole OF the
foreign community OF Ching Kiang-
Foo. with the exception OF dozen
customs and consular officials. have
arrived here safely. They report that
the foreign concession has been almos;
destroyed The American national
chapel. outside the concession, has
been burnt. and the place is in the
hands of Chinese. officials and sol
diers abetted the conspiracy. Ameri-
can and British mea-of-war have ar.
rived there.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

GEALED PROPOSALS FOB THE
- building OF oesces OF fke seattle q
southern Railroad company and the Wese
AZ West seattle viii Dc rxeSfEet at ccEs-
pAcy.x oEaee. -oora g, Butter bcss4i1G,
where plans and sxsAeifcxftezx can - *
arained up 10 rssnn, Feb i5. tSS7 Al ten-
d&rs to provide Tor eoutpsess S1rs1s<mze
above founSsssiosl. Bonds required Sen-
pany ressvying tie right tc reject say ssd
al BIDS " = BATES. Sesfy.
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S4v Fzxxrzscu. Feb. The ocean
49,. terween the bark G. u. Bryant
srd TIE schooner W. 8 Bovine, AZ
- last December fer $500
rssse. seiI Through because
the Eewne sailed f0zr days later
fhaa the Brvans, Ehich left On De
repafew &. TIE Bryant beat the
schosner sxo days 20 Eonozrlu. but
re f,oxne heat her FIVE and half
davs on the Trip hack both
vrSs.as arriving here to-day, the
Rrvsns 20 DAYS and the Bovine Az
aays from HonosGlu- The Bovine
aims the ruunsi trip BY two days ar
rarsssrnents vifl probably be made 70
have the vessels le9ve the same day
aud rare . Honoluiu and return