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, 1889-10-10
The Question Solved.

Governor Russell b. Alger is quoted as
saying that the Nicaraguan canal pro-
ject will, in Il measure at least, prove a
solution of the problem of the future
lumber supply of the United States.
VERY few people appreciate the ex-
tent and superiority of the Washing
ton fir" he said, and the only reason it
is not now brought east is the neces-
sarily high freight rates by rail- Some
of it now finds its way to New York by
vessel, but the voyage is long one.
Michigan and Wisconsin pine lands are
being exhausted. | have bad nv eve
open for new fields, and three years ago
l visited this Washington region, max
ing personal examination of the field
think | am II fair judge of timber,
and | don't hesitate in pronouncing the
product of those regions in every way
superior to our northern pine, and
other countries recognize the fact.
While | was i'll Tacoma / saw nin9
vessels bound for Germany, England
and China, loading at the wharves."
81 know that at the present time" he
said, ait cannot be profitably carried
east by rail, because | have figured the
matter with the roads touching that
district, and it has been found inpos-
sible to carry the stuff two thousand
miles at anything like reasonable
rate. If the canal is ever built, an
enormous lumber traffic by water will
be sure to spring up and it will come
just at the time we need it."
, 1889-10-10
THE LUMBER TRADE.
Local Notes.
Elypt is to have a new sawmiI.

Egypt is to baye new sawiniII.
The lumber cut of Tacoma mills for
1899 will amount to 272 001G, ,0G feet.
The Rsi'z-Steteon Lumbrr cpmpany,
recently incorporated at Seattle, has q
capital stock OF $50 0C0.
Wm. Parishs .sav, p'aniug and shin
gle mill at Asotin, uss destroyed by fire
rec 4ntIy, with i' g. If $4,000.
TIE Grand L u Ie mills at Astoria
added three new boilers to lis machiG-
cry last week, aud stall A.'oFia's lumber
demand is unsupplied.
C. II. Kittenger's mill at Tracyton,
which commenced operations recently
has capacity OF 100000 feet per day
and is running right along.
The valley OF tre Skagit river contains
oV.r three billion feet of lumEer, andis
supporting many new mills, but without
appreciably diminishing.
A suit Involving claim for So 600
damages is in progress at Mt. Vernon,
brought by II. D. Cole of BTdsview,
against the Skagit Railway aid Lumber
Company, for breach of contract made
for logging supplies.
A special train consisting of eighteen
cars ci lumber, start, d from This city
iust week eDruute to Pasco. The
ir.in contained 100000 feet, to be used
in the buiiding up OF the city. Two
more trains are nearly ready for dispatch
ing to that city.
The Joggins Raft company, a we'll
known organization Which for years
have built and towed timber rats OF
large proportions from ami to different
ports on the Atlantic AID Pacific. has
incorporated with Il capital stock Of
1900 900, to operate upon Puget S"uud
and the Pacific coass.-West Coast
Trade.
, 1889-10-10
The New Fire Engine.

At l p. NJ. yesterday the new steam
fra engine was tested and proved satis-
factory. She is third-class Silsby en-
ginc from Seneca Fails, New York.
The engine is a very pretty one, in
deed, full nickled plated, platform
springs, rotary motion, latest improve
ments, Ind has 80 foot suction hose,
which is six foot more than usually ac-
companies such engines.
Her capacity is supposed TO be six
hundred gallons per minute. She was
tried at the Quincy street wharf, and
salt water was used. The water in the
boiler was perfectly cold, and every
thing was done to insure a fair test As
soon asi the match was applied to the
furnace. smoke Immediately issued from
the smoke stack, and in exactly six min
utes and twenty seconds from the time
the fire was ignited, the engine had been
started and water had been thrown from a
IL inch nozZel. The engine worked as
soon as there was steam enough to start
her without the sign Of drawback Of
any kind, and when the steam register
showed only fifteen pounds.
Owing to the stroug wind on the wharf,
no adequate test of the distance she
could throw could be had, with this
stream, and across the wind she threw
water on the top of house about fifteen
feet high, one hundred and sixty feet
off, and Mr. j. p. Teller, who represents
the company, says that with II inch
Lozzle, and a small breeze she can throw
water two hundred and fiftv feet. Two
nozzles and two different sections were
then tried, and this test was also en-
inently successful, she throwing two IA
inch streams high enough to play water
on any roof in Port Townsend. The next
test tried was four nozzles, inch each.
Two different sections of hose were at
tached to the engine, and "Siamease
coupler was attached to this, thus max
ing each hose coming from the engine
supply two nozzles. This test was es-
pecialiy satisfactory, and all of the noz-
zres threw excellent streams. Other
test we're made with 500 and 700 feet OF
hose which gave satisfaction.
The engine only cost 81 ZOO and we
believe the test was satisfactory. con-
sidering the fact that salt water was
used, and that it was the first time the
engine had been worked.
, 1889-10-10
Key City Relief Society.

The relief society has materialized
and their good work will begin at once.
The first meeting was held Monday and
the officers elected to serve during the
ensuing year. -
President, MIS-. X. G. Hill; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Fletcher; treasurer, Mrs. T.
w. Hastings; secretary, Mrs. G. E.
Starrett; assistant secretary, Mrs. H. F.
Beecher; visiting committee, Mrs. Black
iston, Mrs. +. A. Bartlett, Mrs. Pugh,
Mrs. B. S. Miller, Mrs, NJ E. Webster,
Mrs. Pink; advisory committee. Mr. j.
F. Shehan, Mrs. r. c. Hill, Mrs. ]. II.
Stetson, Mrs. NJ. A. Gerrish, Mrs.
Fletcher. gs-
Next regular meeting at Mrs. r. G.
Hills, October 14th, at p. N.
With the affairs of the organization in
the hands of these well known charitable
ladies, no complaint will ever be made
by an-one making demands upon them
Though there have been but few cases
OF distress in our midst, the society is a
much needed one, with the constantly
arriving settlers distress may occur at
anY time
, 1889-10-10
Rea! Estate Transfer.

The following is list OF real estate
transfers filed for record yesterday as
furnished us by Carol and Whittemore,
abstractors:
Mrs. Il. Il. Whittemore to w. NJ.
Whittemore, block 10, 0. C. Hastings
add; $1,000.
Chas. Eisenbels to W. N. Whittemore
block o., Eisen5eis add; $1,000.
Chas. Eisenbeis to y. 8. w. Seeley,
block 80, Eisenbeis add; $l4GO.
A Fl Constance to T T Constanc, lot :,
block 142, Port Townsend; $500.
Thos Berger to Thomas Foster, lot
60x162 in Tukey claim; 500.
John Mcbride TO w r 5 Foyle, lots /,
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, I, 3, 9, 10, IL, y, 13, II, 10,
16, II, Is, 10 and 20, block l, lots l, ,, 3,
4, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, block ,, McBride's
add; 1880.
Chas. Eisenbeis to L Rosenshine, lots
81 and 81, block a, Eisenbeis add,
5000.
AZ Learned to VIM Bradio,d, lot 5,
plNSh OOJ IlOuSSbtCI duu OOO.
Enoeh S Fowler TO George E Swetts,
lot 6. block 2, Fowler park; $75
j A Kuhn to James Hamilton Lewis,
lot 3, blk 4, Wood land add; 800
Francis W James to Leslie CulIom,
lot ], SIC and the wa OF nw1 of sec 9,
tip 20, nr1w; 1892
OF Clapp to James K Jones and
Thomas LRringan, sell of sw4, sec 21,
tip 30, nr W, 40 acres; $4400
Arthur Mitchell to John Iffland and
Felix Doebeli, lots / and 2, blk OF
Eisenbsis add $3.50
FW Hastings TO VIM Summers, lots
l, 2 and 5, blk 5, Hastings 3rd add: con
5000.
il Calhoun to r G Calhoun, = Of sw
d of sw1s, OF sec 81, twp 80 n, n,r1w.
VIM Donovan to w C Hamu nd, lots
I and s. blk 46, Eisenbeis' ad., con. $3.50.
Charles Eisenbeis TO A Bergman, blk
100, Eisenbeis' ad.; con. $1.60O
JJCalhoun to r G Calhoun = of =
S W d, sec 81, tp 80, W; con. 800.
John Denison to A Duddenhausen, lot
l, blk l, Hussey's ad.; con. 5000.
FM Kohler to II f Band, lots Is and
16, blk %, Eisenbeis' ad.; con. 81 900.
VIM. F. Erving to Hirsch & Frank !;
block 16, Tacoma add, $1,000.
E S Fowler to John Hall, lots /, ., 5
and 4, block 2, Fewlers Park, $500.
Al. Phillips to w ] Hamilton. lot ],
block 4, Laurel Shade add; $50.
E ] Kuhn to Edward Cookingham,
lots 5, 8, z and 8, block l3, Port Town
send; $13, 700.
TT Minor to w Pond VIZ, NE4,
SW14, Sec 4. TIP 80, r 1 n; con 81.
A c Phillips to w ] Hamilton, lot ~, :,
block 5, Laurel Shade add; $3.50
H c Baithrop to Geo Story, lots l & 3,
blk II, Mt View ad; con 81, 800.
Chas Eisenbeis to G. S Anderson, lots
l, ?, 3 and i, blk 241, Eisenbeis add /;
con 81 800.
o H Morgan and F Z Morgan to E II
Kilham and w II Gibbons, lot 3, blk IA,
Hastings 3rd add; con $2S5.
, 1889-10-10
An American Ship Lost.

VIcToRIA, Is. c., Oct. 7.-Special.-
The British bark Norcross arrived Sun
day, LAT days from England, consigned
to Turner, Beatnn & Co. On August Z.
in latitude 4S south, longitude 78 west,
she picked up the crew Of the America n
ship Wm. Mc(lilvray, Capt Dunbar.
which bad Just been abandoned. The
McGilvray belonged to Searsport, Me-.
and was bonnd from Pisagua, Peru, to
New York with 100 tons of nitrate. The
vessel became leaky and the crew pump
ed continually for eleven days, but
could not keep her clear OF water.
The captain and crew We're picked up
immed lately after abandoning their ves-
sci, WHICH f.undered. Eight ot the
crew we're afterwards transferred to the
British ship Indian Empire. hnnud from
Iquirqns to London, the balance being
hrouRht here. Oapt. Dunbar and crew
saved nothing but the clio they stood
in,-Seattle Times.
, 1889-10-10
Woke Up the Wrong Man.

Saturday night Harbor Master Char
ley Jones was awakened from his peace
ful slumbers by stranger trying to get
into his room. Helistened for a moment
while the man WAS fumbling at the door
knob, and then jumping out OF bed seized
rifle that was standing near the door.
He threw open the door and faced the
stranger who was SO dumbfounded that
he could not speak Charley thought he
would scare him little so he pulled the
trigger of the rifle and the man begged
Charley not to kill him. The harbor
master has Il record as a man very well
able to use his hands under any circum-
stances and this was one of them. He
gave the fellow a tap and sent him
sprawiing into the room OF a Iodger on
the opposite side OF the nall. There he
was met by German who successfully
pummelled hirg and kicked him down
stairs. He has not been caught yet, as
Mr.. Jones does not think he would Iecog-
nize him again.
, 1889-10-10
1T AMOUNTS To 7s1 SQUARE MILES.
Some Facts About the Immense Land
Grants to the State OF Washington.

Sam. l.. Crawford, the genIeI al es
tate nan, dii some figuring this ufier-
noon, and =fter casting a final critical
glance at Them, said:
"Very few people . have considered
what an immense extent of land is dom
ated to the State O: Washington by tae
enabling act. Most people know that.
not counting the university grant, which
amounts 10 Y sectious, part Of which
has been received. the aggregate sraouats
to 100000 acres. Tbs meaus 7SI square
miles, or a tract almost IS miles square"
why" continued Mr.. Crawford, che
whole state OF Rhode Island, consists Ct
only lO54 square miles, or 674, 9A acres,
Washington contains au area Of 6O,994
square miles, or 44,796,16O acres. This
tract OF land is a good deal more than
ohe-third as large as the state If Della
ware. 1t is nne-sixth as large as Con
necticut. and almost exactly one tenth
as large as the old state OF Massacbu.
sets. Cong ress should lave throwB in
with this grant at least one extra seDa
tor aud two more congressms IS "a t
tie Times.
, 1889-10-10
Adjourned

Every encouragement should be
given the Port Townsend Glee club
in its efforts 10 produce that charm
ing little opera, "Pinafore." We
have excellent local musical talent
ent and we have no doubt that if this
production is met with the success it
deserves it will be followed by others.
Our churches owe the possession of
excellent choirs to the training the
members have received in the Glee
club and that fact alone should be
sufficient to induce our citizens to
encourage the production of such
harmless operas as these of Gilbert
and Sullivan.
, 1889-10-10
BAD Outlook for Oregon Cattle.

Reports from all sections indicate q
bad ouilrpk f,E the cattlemeu. Stock
are in that sad condition known as
"spring ioor," and there is no grass nor
feed to fatten them. Rauge is drying
up, grass is witbesiUg. and watering
places are vary scarce. 1t is feared that
cattle bV the wholesale will die before
Christmas, a hard winter being expected.
The Oregonian bears Of instances where
cattlemen have offered half their herds
TO anyone who will feed them properly
during the uinter.-Perdleton Oregon
ian
, 1889-10-10
Ad..iinfStE-sstt,s-'s sale.

In he IN tier of tho Esratr OF J. B. Dyer.
de 'eascd.
, oiicc is hereby given that il pursuance OF
The o DIR of The Probate Corrs OF jefferson Conn
ty, Washington Territory, made ON the 9th dov
of September. 4. D.. IS,9. ia the matter of the
estate OF J. B. Dyer, deceased the undersigned
administrsJor Of srIi estate viii rell at public
auction for cash - the highest bidder in one
III OHe parcel and subject to confirmation by
said probate court on Sturdy tie 1911 day OF
October, 1889, at II o'cloci; 4. N. in front of Il t
Court House door, in the City of Port L swn-
send, in jefferson County. WASHINGTON Terri
tory, all the right. title, interest and estate of
the said interstate nj the time OF his dea II. ant
all the right. tita and interest that tha said es-
tate $ by operation of law otherwise. nc
quire1 other Than Or in addition 10 hat of the
aid intesate al The tine cf his death, IN and TO
ali that certain lots picC naTcel OF Land, stu
arc, lying sud being in the County OF jefferson,
and described as follows, 20 VT:
4 of iots ore III and two (2', in BECK seven
Gl, according tp tha sup iInentary plat of tn,
town Of Port IIadioCk in jefferson County
Washington Territory, together with the wharf
nd bindings the reoD. ani all Riparian and iitor-
rights thereto apPertaiHing-
Terms of sale. cash; ten pc- cent of the pur-
chase money to be pail on day OF sale, ralauce
or confirmation Of sale by probate court. Deed
at the expense OF purch ser.
CuAHI.Es EfsENBtEs,
Administrator of the estate % ]. L. Dyer, Iced
Port Townsend, Sept. 2d, 1855.
, 1889-10-10
Notice for Publication.


- zee / h,'r y gI:'I Ii:.. im c5lnn. i:.llt e
vita fh" pJcE-~ipn. - nr tct .,- Congress of
= nc ) 1919. eEtitiri, IN at :Jr il slic Of
ti''iAt'f Lids Ia 49, - :t'o .i 4 s-.,T.,.:l, o.. on
Eey;l IN isrd W Ishia-tcI Ic-Gi ory.'' JAM A -
burg ni WOO. mile. Comfy 81 King, Terri cry
OF 's ItcI2. II - iEiSa-y lie in tbs .Gir, las
Sworn - tai"ne!!! II ",t'' the pu-ch r,
" =, ~. ami Wa SHi8 OF Get. on No. ir
Tow nship 40. - Y. kIT-- 10. | T., and VIII
ciiyr p."st - -nov :hat Il I-nd sought = more
'HiIi:.aiia for il Tiilar StD ln r.rrICul-
urti PuTpO - and @ ,s.,D i~Il III claim - IL
aud oefolc 'he i.s%j~ic. "ni ;i",ciycr Il ;Ii5s
Office a Seattle. " l., On Nurfly, The 3Bih
day Of Dec. 1881
lie names witnesses:
rvt-r c: NoTG.n, OF Settle, "
George Luther.
John !. o si.i. of woolfuri .Ie. WI
!iirI II 'i.h u: ; at:I., W 4
ANY a..d 81 Per on riII1iu-f al -r-e!y he
their =! I'M IN ili- 81 .,l -. i,..s.- ..,:,! At
day Of DC, Ies9- JNO Z BiI.tp, ieits
i5-}-tp ~
, 1889-10-10
Notice Eo=- Publication.
UsrrED STATES LAND OFFICE, |

SFATrI-F, ". l., March 10, 1859.
Notice IS hereby iven that in compliance
with The provisions OF the act Of Congress, of
'nt 3, 1878. entitled AN act for tie sale of
timber lands in the Siajesof California, Nevada,
and Washington Territory H. c. Ingram, OF
Seattle, Comfy Of n. Territory of Washing
ton, as his day fled In this office his sworn
statement No. 4il6, for the purchase of the S.
W i oi Section No 10, in Township NJ. % N,
Range No > w, and vii! offer proof TO show
that the IlGd souShs j. more valuable for its
tim her stone Iian for lis agricultural pur-
poses and to establish his claim TO said land be-
:Ose the EeTistc: and Receiver of this Office at
S-aitl-, W T.. OF Noaday, the 18th day of Sep
teTnbcT, l6go.
He names as witnesses:
Arthur [ngraln. of seattle, King Co, VT
FrrdeTir X Lamb, -
Wm. CJist -
Jno. X. Ross, of Port BlFksly Kitsap Co., IT.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the
al9ge Described lands aT5 requested 10 file their
Claims in this Office on or be ore said 18th day
o. september, IS91.
INn. Z. RAIRD Reristar-
, 1889-10-10
Another Revenue Cutter.

Early yesterday morning the revenue
cutter Pinta arrived in the bay from San
Francisco, having just come from the dry
dock at Mare island. She makes her
regul ar cruise north to Sitka and there
relieve the Thetls, which will return to
san Francisco. Her crew consists of 45
men, and her armament two hOwitzers
and a gattling gun. She is in command
Of Commander Farenholdt.
, 1889-10-10
Notice lo,- Publication.
USITEn STATES LAND OFFICE,
L---I.E U q, rlf- 20. n INsl

J
Notice * oreby Civ that in compliance
with tie PROVISIONS of he Act of Congress OF
June 3. 1873, entitled An act for the ale OF
timber lands IN the States CT California. Ore
sOn- EaYad3 and Washington Territory Ed
King. Territory of Washington, has this CAV
ed In this ofics his ssorn staten mt No. 49i9,
for the par hase + the NE Il of Section No
II, IN To nship No. aS \. Rang No W., and
viii offer 10 show that the land soughs is more
vaiuab for its timber or stCn than for agFicui-
turiu purposes. and to est.biish his claim to
said land before the ReCiste-and Receiver of this
Office at Seattle. ". T.. on Thursday the 18th
day OF Nov, 1859.
He names "a witnesses:
A :: FOREMAN. ofseattle, W. T.
-. II. PETERS.
GUsTAvE hSEPPEL,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 10 fl e their
claims III thi- Office sefore said - day of
November 1850 j, NJ. REED T., Register.
Date of first publication ) Sept. &c, 1889
, 1889-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
jSITED STATES LSND OFFICE,
IL TILE II u An.t 2E ~ [

1'I1FI sI.s' " :. i. = p %, IIcF. 7
Notice j. hcreby given ti,gt the :ollo,giri..
med settler has 6l.H n lIic.. Of his ntentton
i1 In IKE final yroof in support Of h!> claim. and
that said proof Sili le - hsrore the judge or
in h-s absence, the iers Of he District Court
a OFT Townsend. =. r. On Friday, November
%, h. 1883. viz: JUii1 Benson. Pre-. d. s. No 1910
Tor Tia I : Wa Ssc.3 p - =, West. She
names the following UilnrS-e, to prove her
contiHuoTs resdeaco Epun sEs cultivation of,
sail land. Tz-
II ~
James &. Neciinton, # QuiIcine, Jefferson
c., W 7.
: Mi.on +. Hami ion, CT Quilcinc. Jcrtrson
Gnas. b Pierce o Quilci1c. jefferson Co.
W. It.
T. NJ. RI ED, DR., Register
Date of first publication Oct. } 1850
, 1889-10-10

The tide tables of the Pacific Coast OF
the United states for the year 1890, pub
iished by the U. S. Coast and Geodetic
survey. are now ready for issue, and
copies can be obtained at the agencies of
the survey in this city, or by addressing
the Office at Washington. Price twenty
five CENTS
, 1889-10-10
Before Justice Wood.

MAY Stewart was fined Sand costs for
beng drunk and disorderly.
John Quinn, drunk, 81 and costs
Willie Clalam, Charley and Jim, were
fined for the same offence; paid.
Toby Taylor, ditto.
Jenny Sullivan, Thomas Bowen and
A. J. Gardner, drunk, were fined - and
costs.
Fred Wilcox went to jail for 10 days
for being drunk and diSorderly.
, 1889-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATE Ls,sD CFFICE,
SEATTLE, Sept, 9Th. 1SS1

Notice IL hereby given that in compliance
i'll the provisions CT the Act of Congress of
juiy ,. 1875 entitled. An nc. for the stle cf
timber Il III the - t'es Of California Ofeaon
Nevada mi W.siriu2ton Territory louis
iirer, cf Srat'ia CvGUTy OF King. Washington
err i,ory, ia his iav flied / this Office his
sworn StGt"Ment % 1867, for he purchase of
20 he NIl:, OF ect5oH Ne. l. Township No. ~
!, Rang No ! west, ami viii offer proof
/ $40" iiaf m f.t:i sou1 ht Is more val
u.N.e i1r t5mhgg SION" than for aori-
cglL87gl pH~:.O- e. ana % establish his claim TO
said land Before tie Eesistc- and Receiv,r of
ttls ni!rc nt Seattle, w. T., Gn Saturday,
tEs Ii day Of Drcemher. f>;S3.
lie nam : az witnesses.
~ Mitchell, of Sea tie, ". t.
Doug Young.
j, j. jacobson
l.ir3E liciIh,
wy and nj! persons claiming; adversely the
abtve 4 "s:r ned am = ara REQUESTED To- file their
Claims in his Office oa or before said 9Th day of
December. 1sS9. 7. -. REED, Jr. Register
iC+i-t0-l.-J
, 1889-10-10
KIiekitat Corn.

David w Martin. ot Rick Cr' ek
planted anne corn on the 18Th day nf
May, and everybody in the c"umtFy
knrws very we'll that there was 10 rain
after that date. aud without irrigation
he harvested r on the lst of Sap.cm-
her, the ears uf which wee i've inches
long ard two iacle in .linneter p' RECT
ly vel matured. .-Goldeadale Sentenel.
, 1889-10-10
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
In the matter Of the Estate Of JoluAppleton,
deceaS d.
Notice is hereby given ihlt in pursuance of
the order Of the prah2t coIrt OF jefferson
county, Territory OF Washington, made On the
18th day OF july, 4. D., 1889, in tie matter Of
tha estate of John c. Appleton. deceased, the
undersigned administrators of said estate, vii!
sell at pubiic auction, TO the highest and hes,
bidder for cash, in one parcel, and subject 10
confirmation nv said probIte coHrt. on Saturday
the iirb day of SeptemEeT. 4 d. lsSa, ut eleven
O'Clock n. m. in front of me Court House door
IN jefferson County, NashinE Eton Territory, ali
the right, tile aud in er,-st that the said state
mas, by operation of law or ojlieTy.isa acquired
her than in addition 70 hat Of the said in aS-
tate, ut the time of his death, in and T.. all that
lot. piece or parcel of lard. situate, living q d
being in tha county Of Jefferson nd Described
as follows tO-Jyit:
All the west half of the Northwest qulrter OF
Section four CN, in TOWNSHIP tHenty-nine (29l
North of Range one ID cast. in sccorisnca " til
the goveTT mcut survey thereof.
Terms of sale. Cash. ten per cent of the pur-
chase pIice TO be raid on dty of sale, balance on
confirhat:on of sale ty PROBATE Cogrt, deed ai
expense of purchaser
HARRIET L. APPLETON.
AdmiEis:gg
Port Townsend, W. T.. Auy. Il. ISS9.
, 1889-10-10
Vancouver s KIickitat Railroad.

A party of Surveyors ot the Vancouver
& Kickitat road have gone to the coal
mines the other side OF Tro ut lake
They will survey the line from this p'inf
la Connect with the survey made from
Va, couver.-VaRcouvsr Independent.
, 1889-10-10
NOTICE.

TI the stockholders of Ihe/ Puget
Sound Laa All aud Investment Company,
WHEREAS, IL IS desired 10 increase
lhe capita! stock OF thes<fuget Sound
Loan and Investment company, there
fore the undersigned 1teiEg q majority Of
the beard of trustees of said compaLy
hereby cail a mSeting of the stCckhold-
ers of said cnpsfany to be held on Sat-
uTEay, tie 22d day of November, 4. D.,
1889, II 4 lSn'ciCCk IL The afternoon of
said 4 y ut TIE cOmpany's office on
Water street b.tween Taylor and Tyler
streets. iB the ci.y Il Port Townsend,
WHsl.iBz tuu TERRITORY, for the purpose
of conE5 deriuE a pr position Of the sad
haaTd Of trustees duly adopted at meet
jig of said board ''I trustees on the 18th
aav cf S~plem ler, i. D., 1883, for the
lac. case at tie capital stock Of SAID cons
panv. frcrG the sum # twenty hVe 'hou-
sand dollars to the sum Uf one huadrec
Thousand dollars.
J. II. WIJTRoDE,
j. +. CLARKE,
=. y. Sachs,
&c. uAEPER,
HENIY IaNDFs,
Trustees
iatrt .ort Tow nseud: Wash. Teri
Sept. Z, $50. s27wS
, 1889-10-10
/ SisaSit CUunf.y LUE,

Ak hH"oao rnr ju = laG last w,ek
~'..ri ;ae"snr',; 1881 5e"., a'd Which
{ Id 37,t72 ,cc+ 81 lu-.!rr- VII ca
bpat II?
, 1889-10-10

~" e.';tnr Of t':t AGG"- j. ia yp@eiIA
OF It letter from. tg.o I,racti-a! s.w.ldkcr<
ef ii''nl!,oa, Ontario, asking ior in!or-
nation re-Iriing this city a Il suitable
place for them to start Il fcpsi: shop.
, 1889-10-10

An attempt va made Sunday night TO
hHr2Iarize the residence of Mrs. Caiilp
back q the Electric Light Works. The
brave la'iy iirel lhrouGI: the door, and
tw" 'nen wiio III" w the n. zat were ar
rested. They viii have hearing this
y 0F.r,is,