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progress by a heavy hand upon his
shoulder. "Get out Of my housel"
"Softly, my fine gentleman, returned
the other deflantly. My wife must go
with me-"
"Your wife2"
The stranger nodded grimly and
pointed Margaret.
Eyes, my wife, Meg"
Richard lifted his fist, but Margaret
screamed and rushed forward to grasp
his arm.
'SIt is true, Richard-what he says.
l am his wife, God help mel But
thought he was dead"
With that she broke out into wild
and pitiful weeping,
The man swore a great oath.
eyes, she thought she had killed me
the young wildcat! Get your duds
and come along with me-"
Meg dried her tears and turned a
haggard face toward Richard, who had
fallen into chair and sat with his
head in his hands.
TRY to forgive me-" she said, broken
ly. 81 could not help loving you, my
life had been so hard and cruel, and
you we're so heavenly kind.
81 was only poor waif, as l have al
ready told you, left at the door CT that
old house up the river,
81 grew up there in a den of out
laws They married me to this man
when l was little more than a child.
"More than once tried to run away,
but he always brought me back"
"That night when you befriended
me they were all angry with me be-
cause / would not help them to rob an
unsuspecting traveller who had put up
there for the night"
"Shut up, Megl' snarled the man.
grasping her by the arm.
She turned upon him with sort OF
fury in her eyes, and he shrunk back
half in fear of her,
because l refused" she went on
again, addressing herself to Richard
"this man, my husband, came at me
fiercely with a knife and caught me by
the throat"
l struck him with all my strength
upon the temple, and he dropped tC
the floor,
had not meant to kill him, but they
said he was dead, and supposed
he was
In the confusion 1 escaped un
noticed.
Ishould have confessed all this be
fore-I have been weak and wicked,
know; but l could not bear to see yo,
shrink from me, and I have tried t.
make myself worthy of you"
Her voice faltered and broke.
She took dark hat and shawl fror
chair.
"Good-by, Richard" she said
goodbye, happy home"
She was gone,
r Richard started up and rushed Wild
t after her, calling her name, but sh
only turned at the gate and waved hiI
! back, and then went on down the roa
: through the June sunshine, with this
! swaggering, evil figure beside her,
! A year later Richard was ridin
\ through a little country hamlet in al
o other state,
He looked old and haggard.
His sorrow still lay heavy ath
" heart.
Suddenly from the open door of
. tiny cottage came the sound of
!, woman's voice, singing an old nursel
"a rhyme,
His heart was in his mouth. Sure
p, he knew that voicel
He turned his horse and drove clio
up to the door.
"Rock-a-by baby upon the tree-top;
er When the wind blows the cradle W
N rock,
m When the bough breaks the Grad
will fall,
10 And down will come baby Grad
and all!n
go Yes, it was Meg, sitting there in t
I'd sunlight, and rocking a haby's Grad
rd while she sewed
She looked up at the tramp of
Id horses feet, and cried out, in love a
longing;
?n "Richardm
In a moment he was beside her.
er 'Oh, Megl Oh, my poor darlingl"
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Beaver houses are not as plentiful as
they used to be,
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INDEPENDENT--n Live and Let Live.n
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xorIcE OF ELECTION.


,aid ward. Charles Weber, inspector. and Dasio
Vest and W. W. Barker judges of said eec'ion, ~
Tor the place Of voting N the sour.m ana Frank
keene and Terrence o'Brien, judges OF sS'1 e'e
aon-
For the place OF voting in the First preclnct 2.
aid ward z. w. Fuller, inspector. ana hses -
Daniels and A. L. Hall. judges or said election. :,
,aid ward n j. c. Thalman Inspector and G Il MOT
ford and &. g. Robinson, judges Of said election
II THE THIRD WARD.
For the place of voting In the First I 3.
seph Malan and L. D. w. Shelton. judges u sA'1
election -. ,rsc,nct of
said ward J. Il. Clark. Inspector and r. X. bto"n
and L. =. Blaine judges OF said election.
n THE FOURTH WARD
For the plsce Of voting in the First precinct Of
said ward ssiysdGr aneS . M .sid election
For the place OF voting in the Second precincs.
Of said ward, NJ n. Maddocks. inspector; and
Fred Gasch and ]. w. vanBrocklin, judges OF SAID
For the place Of voting in the Third precinct OF
said ward G. w. Murphy, inspector, ana = rs
Coppin and Alexander Aenae' JUDGES Va s-1 e
ton
IN THE FIFTH WARD.
For the place Of voting in the First precinct OF %
said ward o. ". Morse. inspector. and NJ Frey anu
H T. steel. judges Of said election. - -,
For the place Of voting In the Second precines OF
said ward. Robert Glennon. inspector ana On MI
i NJ
For the place of voting in the Third presinc. ~
said ward G. H. T. Sparling, inspector ana =. m
Crawford and ]. NJ. Lyon. judges Of said election
IN THE SIXTH wABn
For the place Of voting In the First precinct OF
said ward George A. Hin. inspector and FREQ W :
waId and Joseph Morrison. judges of SAID eectIon
For the place Of voting In the Second prectnSt 1i
said ward Thomas L. Jones. Inspector, anc o. La
Manning and s. p. Short judges OF said election.
N THE SEVENTH WARD.
For the place of voting In the First precinct OF
said ward w. II. Bow, inspector. and " McDAn-
ieIs and C. o. Briniey, judges OF said election. :.
For the place of voting In the Second preclnc. y.
said ward A. NJ. Pinckney, inspector, ana Msrlin
Steward and J. r. Davis, judges OF said election.
IN THE ErsHTH WARD.
For the place OF voting in the First precfnct OF
said ward ]. B. Denny, inspector, and b. A: Ahoer'
son and w H. Hughes judges Of said election.
For the place OF voting In the Second preclnct OF
said ward w alter Graham, inspector, ana cnaries
J. Clark and II. A. Wilson. judges Of said eiecton;
For the place of voting In the Third preSincs o.
said ward Jesse Cochran, inspector. and r. w; "
Hobrook and David Graham, Judges OF SAID cleo
ton u,rr
Mayor OF the City OF Seattle
H. w. MILLER
City Clerk
Date OF first publication Nav /. A. d. 1891
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CTTY NOTICES.

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 8.
" Whereas, application has been made to the
mayor aud city council Of the city of Seattle, 10
construct, operate and maintain electric street
railway, single double track. in the city OF Seat
tie, over and along the following streets:
Beginning at the intersection of -outh Third
street and Yeser avenue; thence south on said
South Third street to Main street; thence east on
Main street to Sixth street, thence south on sixth
street TO King street: thence east on King street
TO seventh street; thence south on Seventh street
to Mikado or Dearborn street second street south
of Weller); thence east on MikadO, or Dearborn
street TO Eighth street. thense south on Eighth to
Grant street; thence south on Grant street TO city
limits.
Whereas, the construction of said electric rail-
way viii be of public advantage,
Therefore, be IL resolved by the house OF dele
gates, the board of aldermen concurring, that a
franchise for the construction OF such electric
railway be granted.
Be IL further resolved by the house Of delegates,
the board of aldermen concurring, that notice of
such application and this resolution be published,
as provided by charter, and that the same he
granted 10 the person, company or corporation.
who viii pay the highest sum for the aforesaid
franchise.
Passed house of delegates May 8. 1891
President House of Delegates.
Passed board Of aldermen May 10, 1891.
GEO. W.sHALL.
President Board Of Aldermen
Filed by me this 10th day Of May, 1891.
II. w. MILLER. City Clerk.
Date of first publication May 20, A. ID. 1891.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
Too Close a Vote to Risk the
Poll Tax Bill.
SEWERAGE OF THE SOUTH SIDE.
Objection tosAbolishing the Chain lang
inspection OF Boiiers-Rainfer
Electric Franchise.
SEWERAGE OF THE SOUTH SIDE.

Both houses of the city council met last
night, and after transacting considerable
business adjourned until Friday night.
Alderman Wilcox had the honor of incit-
ing the board to adjourn in order to save
the poll tax bill. There were not sufficient
votes to carry it without his assent, and
had it been put to vote would have been
defeated.
The plan proposed by President Jones
for tunnel south of Weller street was
very generally approved by the delegates,
but the proposition to abolish the chain
gang found no favor, Mr.. Willis very ener-
geticaliy opposing it. He thought its serv-
ices in cleaning the streets sufficient to
justify its continuance.
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A FLYING SPIDER.
The Rare Insect Uncovered In PaImes
Garden.

A subscriber at Palmer sends the follow.
ing interesting contribution to natural
history:
There are many things which fly besides birds
There is the flying squirrel, the flying frog, and
the fyfng fish; but who ever heard OF flying
spider7 have. Az was walking in the garden
one day CHANGED to see large spider on one OF
the raspberry bushes. AZ I was looking at IL
noting its large size, IL walked up TO the top OF
the bush and few, actually few, from one bush
TO another across the row of berries
a distance of four feet But my surprise was
not comp lete yet, for IL walked about on the
bush for minute or two and few down 70 the
ground, distance of about FIVE feet IL did NOS
dy straight down, but about six feet from tbs
ground. After IL lit on the ground thought
had seen the last of its flying; but no. 10
walked or ran along on the ground about ten or
fifteen feet and raised itself up on its hind legs
and jumped or few about two feet upon small
tree I have seen two since then OF the same
species They are OF a reddish brown color ana
covered with hairy fuzz. They are about bali
an inch across, but the legs are much larger In
proportion 10 the body than in other spiders
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c1rY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CoSTRACToRs-JoY AND
~ Biack street grade-sealed proposals will be
received by the Undersigned secretary of the board
Of public works Of the city Of Seattle on or before
Friday. June 5. 1891. NJ IL O'Clock noon, for the
grading and construction Of sidewalks on both
sides OF JOY and Black streets from knight street
70 Depot street. in the city Of Seattle in accord
In my office.
Zach bid Is to be accompanied by a certified check
peyaoe 10 the order Of tn city comptroller for q
sum not less than per cent. OF the amount bid,
andno bid viii be considered unless accompanied
by such check.
The board of public works the right to re-
lect any and all bids +. w. ID. HOLHROOK.
Secretary Board of Public Works.
First publication May IS. 1891
TMPoUSDED STOCK AT AUcTIoN-sATUR-
\ day. June sixth 90. 1891, in front Of police
neadquarters. corner Fourth and Terrace streets,
VIII sell al public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash TO pay the expenses of impouBdIng and keep
ing, the following described animal. viz:
one white pony about five 90 years Of age:
branded IS O' on right shoulder.
Inc owner Of the above described animal Is to me
UNKNOWN BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief of Police Seattle.
TMPoUNDED STOCK AT AUCTIoN-sAT-
urday. June 8, 1891, at 10 a. M, in front of
police headquarters corner Fourth and Terrace
streets. viii sell at public auction TO the highest
pi1der for cash, TO pay the expenses OF impound-
ing and keeping. the following described animal,
VIZ: One blue roam horse, over 9 years of age
on one fore foot. The owner of said animal is to
me unknown. BOLTON ROGERS,
Chief OF Police.
Seattle, May o. 1891
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GALE OF SALARY FUND WARRANTS :
- Under and by virtue of ordinance No. ] zoe,
sealed tenders will be received by the under
signed, city comptroller, for the purchase Of su
cient number of the salary fund warrants of the
00o) dollars more or less to pay the day labor
ers of said city in cash.
Said tender will be received on or before Tues
day. May 49, A. d. 1891. at 2 o'clock p. m. The
successful bidder to receive said warrant war
rants and pay for the same on or about June 8, A.
d. 1891.
The right is hereby reserved to reject any and all
bids. c. w. FERRIS,
City Cymptroller.
Date OF frst publication May u.s. "A. D. 1891.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS DECATUR
IN street grade-Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned, secretary of the board of pub
lie works of the city of Seattle, on before Fri.
day, June s, 1884, at ~ o'clock noon, for the grad
ing and construction of sidewalks on both sides Of
Decatur street, in Yesler's second addition to the
city of Seattle supplemental. from Madison street
to Wyckon street. in accordance with the plans
ana spechcations now on ME In my Office.
Each bid is TO be accompanied by a certified
check payable to the order of the city comptroller
for a sum not less than per cent. OF the amount
bid and no bid will be consinered unless accompa-
MED by such check.
The board of public works reserve the right to re-
Ject any and all bids. F. W. d. HOLBROOK.
Secretary Board of Public Works
First publication May %. 1891.
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COUNTY NOTICES.


NoTlCE OF SALE OF REAL FSTATR-<O
~ lice Is hereby given that ON Saturday the 18Th
cay OF June, A. u. 1891 the following described
ssaeStae, situated In the city Of Seattle. county
~ hing, state OF Washington. will be sold at pub
v suction at the door OF the county courthouse in
lowit. A ANAeaoi'
fractional lots "a, four (4l aud Eve 81 In block
vuury.eight (Ssl IN C. n. Boren's pat of an addi-
uon 80 the city of Seattle
n ss,d property has the following frontage via:
~ we south Nesler avenue. l4l.3l feet; on the
ssl Inlru street o.. 80 feet; on the north. Jefer-
sen street 10 feet; he east alley in block ~
, sesaa lo1 SO feet, the above described real
- sa.e oelhS me property of King county and now
purposes so '' N
me property win be sold subject 20 occupation
oS Ming county for county rurpoSes until such
.,hae as the new county building now in process
:. -. CONSTRUCTION shall be ready for USE provided
, sneA tme OF occupation shall not extend beyond
ue rrst dav Of July, A n 1891
Terms of sale will be 20 ner cen, DOWN NJ ths
stse oi sac balance To be paid on execution and
eepo Wv OF deco conveying the property
49,, oi"er OF the BOARD OF commissioners OF King
.aNH, " aSh' FRED GASCH, Chairman.
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NOTICE TO UNDERTAKERS-No Is
,,.o hereby gwen that on Monday June 1 1891
wi, me hour o. p, m said day sealed mn
pssis VIII he received by the board OF county com,
hhssseslohsrs OF King county, Washington for the
AZ s 81 tue county poor mot including those who
~ ~. sne county fartns for tile period of one wear
"Sl me 10th day of June. 1891 +'
h,,rsSin proposal must state = specific sum for each
s s, King cosnty 30 furnish the neeesSsry
So an t proposal must be accompanied hv n rar,i
~ Snsck OF two hundred dollars 10 Dc foTfsites =,
"a aty oy the successful bidder In case he failS
nsTs into contract within five davs are avs
bids Ns '"S A's1t 70 rejecs any and all
BY order of the board Of county Commissioners
+. A. TWICHELI.
os'ed as Seattle. May IS, Isel Au1i''f'
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THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
suhmfssfon of = Plan for Sewer Tunnel
ON the south side.

ON the south Side.
The house OF delegates secured quorum
last night. notwithstanding the absence of
several members in Victoria. There were
nreseut. besides President Jones, Delegates
Hart. Willis, Morford, Bagley, Furrey,
Kittipger. Hanford and Lansing.
The concurrent resolution on the appli-
cation for franchise by J. X. Edmiston
was signed
The proposition TO purchase the Union
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~v-- winsiow's Soothing syrup for Chfldrep
Teevh - softens the gums, reduces inharnmS
ton, xys pain, cures wind collie . ceniss
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Wis ms Robertine is the only thing nov
Us a - fashionable ladies TO perpefuate beau
III i complexion
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gB wa give ron perfect health invested
IL A0oEe's Revealed Remedy
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BooK BINDERY.

DEMOVED-F. ANTHONYiS BINDERY
III blank book manufacturers removed to Wash,
ington street. corner Commercial street, Seattle,
Wash.
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MAABLE and GRANITE WORhS.
NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS, COR
~ ner Sixth and Pike Streets Seattle all kinds
cemetery work on shortest notice: designs fur
nshed on application
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DEVASTATION NOTICE-NOTICE Is HERE
III by given TO the qualified electors of the CITY of
Seattle that the registration books of said city are
now open at the Office of the city clerk between the
hours of a m and p for the purpose of reg
isration for the coming special city election to be
held on Monday, June /. A d. 1891 and will re-
main open until Friday, May %, A d. 1891 when
and will remain closed until after the said special
city election. II w. MILLER, Civ Clerk
Dated Nav 8,
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Columbia New houses starting dsaly.
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ENGINEERS And CONTRACTORS

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN-
- gneers and contractors for bridges of every de-
scription; wharf building, pile-driving, dredging
and steam shovel excavafing plans and specifica-
lions furnished on application; correspondence so
iicifed. 0ffice. Occidental block, Seattle, Wash.
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A RTHUR L. COON, GoTTsTEIN BUILDING;
N the John L. Mitchell New York Standard
system used tour speciality" trousers to order
Seattle, Wash
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ART.
SECONDHAND GOODS.

Il I. COHN HAS REMOVED FROM 2lO
u. Pike street to the Blue Front, l,42S Front
street, and carries the largest stock of new and
secondhand furniture, stoves. hardware crockery
etc. in the city; pays highest price for
goods
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Election Proclamation.
TERRITORY or ARIzoNA,l ExECUTIvE DEPAhTNENT.S {
T0 aR 0 Whonl if Mag CoResrR:

To aH to WhoHs t May Concern;
 WHEREAS, Section 9, of an act of the SIX esntn L gI,!auve Assembly of tie Territory of AEizJna approved March i9 1891 entitled an aCi ''tU provide for the holding oi a convention for the purpose of framing a sta C consIltutiOn 10 be sub mitted 10 the people for their approval or rrjeciiJn,T makes it the duty of the Governor ef the Territory of AriznBa to Issue a proclamation calling g special election for the election of delrga cs to a constitutional contention as provided n sad act, "whiCh proclam ,tion shall be issued not les than forty days before the second Tuesday In May A D 1891"
 NSw, therefore l, John N Irwin, Gov ernoT Of the Territory, in pursuance Of the duty eninined upon me in said act, O! the SusIeenth Legislative Assembly of A.izona, do hereby order a general election 10 be held in the several counties Of this Territory, on the second Tuesday in May A D. 1891, 70 select delegates to a convention, appointed by said act of the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly of Arizona, 70 be held in the city of PhSn,x ,5r the first MondaY in September, I8g0. for the purpose of framing a constitution 70 be submitted to the legal voters of this Territory tor their approval or re- ieci'on.
 The number of delegates to be chosen according to said act at said election ln the several coan,ies is as follows: Two delegates shall be sl cled by the yoIeTs Of the county of Apaf he.
 One delegate shall be elected by the yolers of the county of CocoBino. - Three delegates shall he elected by the voters of the county Uf Cochlss.
 Tao delegates shall be elected by the voters Of the county of Graham. One delegate shall be elected by the voters of the County of Gils.
 Three deieEafes shall he elected by the vo'ers f the county Of Maricops.
 One delegate shall he elected by the V ieTs of the cnuuty of Mohave.
 TSo delegates shah he elected by the
 Ofers of the county tf PInal Thfee delegates shall be elected by the v ''ersof the co Inry of Pima. One delegre shall be elected by Ibe
 otrri of ;he county of Yuma Three delegates shs'i he elected by the ttiers of the eouhy of Yayapai. Aad 1 do hereby offer reward Of Sso 'or the arrest and convictioa of any and every person Wollting any of the provis- rnDs nf title l., par ], of the Penal code. Ia witness whereof, have hsTsunto set
 my hand and caused the grea' seal of the Territory to be af- IsEAL fixed, Dore al Phen;y. the cap itaI M 4rch z4 4 D I8gl. ECHN x iRwTE, n;p' .!>e C.;s=cTFss-FF. Governor.
 N. 0. MURPHY,
 Secretary of Territory.