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Seattle, Monday, June 12, *76.
THE WATER QUESTION
AGAIN.
issue takes us to task in regard U)
some expressions in our article of the
day before entitled "Th*- Water Pro
position." We have no exceptions
to take to an v of the |»ositions of our
correspondent excepting only hi«t af
firmation that then- were errors in
our statements. In bis ostensible
enumeration, he did not clearly show
when-in th« , y consiwt. Evidently
what he was pleased to characterize
as errors on our part were rather
misconstriu'tion on his part of what
we meant.
We were aware of the two fact* be
presents in the hiui[>e of rebuttal
statements, and «1 i«l not «*ay anything
to the contrary. The subject in not
really in proper shape for discussion
until it lain U'**n submitted to arid
reported u]>on by engineers, and it
was not within tin* « »|»«* of A brief
tentative article to develop everv
jioint in all its laarings. Hence the
first of our statements to which
lie adverts, ]*-rhapH, may require
some amplification. There in a class
of property that is enjoyed by a
kind of prescriptive right, instead of
an absolute one, by sufferance and
not bv title. Water by reason of
its quality of mobility caunot in all
cases be classed an {lersoual pro]*rty,
as will real estate. It is analogous
to the right of common or privilege
which is cujoycd by a man whose
farm adjoins an unoccupied tract of
public laud, pasturing his cattle
thereupon, yet it is still more mvtola
ble than the latter, and it has been
decided -that owners who received
l>enef»t from the presence *>r passage
of a stream u|»on any ]»art of its
course have a legal right to the j* r
uianeney t»f that benefit.
From the separat ion of the clauses
in the proposition resjiocting con
demnation of proj»erty and control
of all water sourrvs within five miles
of town, we are in doubt whether it
was contemplated, besides coui|>cu-
Hating the owners of the spring
whose ground WOM condemned, to
also remunerate ull succesNive pro
prietor* from whose premises the is
suaut stream might bo diverted. It
is conceded that the public exigen
cies may justtiv a utturjwition of such
private privileges--but nothing short
of a public exigency can do HO.
AH to the second xception, we
< wutVs* that we an- in favor of hav-
ing as soou as practicable, an exami
nation atul re|>ort made by engi
neers U|»on the several plans that
have been proposed. All parties in
terested can then act intelligently
and harmoniouslv, and all chance
for dissatisfaction will then be ob
viated.
If an expetirive system must l>e
provided now, it is well to look a
little way ahead. There is no suita
ble or adequate water source that
can lie relied upon to supplv our citv
for twenty-five years to come, nearer
than Cedar river, except the lakes.
To go to the latter, though nearer,
would require pumping ap|«aratus
and forcing up hill. IVsides, there
is a preference whenever |>ossihlc in
drawing our supplies from the
mountains above tis, whore it comes
pure iadoq)i from the clouds m>tead
of from reservoirs that lie U low. Ten
or twelve years ag<> a considerable
jkart of the water supply of San
Francisco was brought m by way of
the ocean beach and Fort Point in a
wooden tlume. For such a Hume to
Cedar river, a chief if not the priti
ei|»ol item of excuse would be the
luuiWr. Fifteen miles of box tlume
of four sides, each two feet wide
and two inches thick would require
I,2TU,<U.h> feet ,>f lumber, whu»h. at
$lO per M. would cost sP2,r*t>.
The items for trestiing ami con
struction would depend upon the
estimates, but as t here is a good
(all from Cellar river and nearlv
uniform alighnmcnt by way of the
valley, they need not be exorbitant.
A Holly j imping apjeirat;:- • ;'•! 4
tike the iraf*T from n> ar
thflav level an 1 —nd it thr ugh
th»- pij* s to erery **.? the r.ty
'ru cheaj»W ,v. l easily «vs froiri I*ikc
Howev. r, nbethtT th.s ' ».* { r*.
rab'e or not its attainment ir.side cf
twentv.five y» ars sh"':!d bo SS| t in
view. As igMßit aoj other plan we
Udk-ve its adoption w< nM t.- .n; • -
rarily justify »jn.-oial rat- s an l a tax
of five mill* on th«- dollar, ln*tead of
thrr«*. li a Hol v u..ifLin«, nn 1 a
*rhe> -l»-l k I re ritingu -Ler.
•iu«*h an ar«- in ti-* 1 in past* rn eitt* ,
t aud »hi(U wc an informed can
i pr<H ured at a c<-t of lut a few
h'iudn-1 dollar-, w.-re pr»"-cored, the
, fire Un its need !*ot b. m narrowly
c.n tmucril».d. A *a\ of our l.a'.f
' j»er cent, on a million and a-half of
proj<erty would yield " 1
Third, if tlie city has no pow.-r to
isf«uo bonds or other evidences of in
' uerneunema in h ial case of this
kui4.it d*>es not follow that it ought
not to hare such power. W•» -poke
of it only as an alternative. Many
think it would V# better for the city
, to own iu own water work.-*.
If this be considered preferable—
and it is decidedly an open question,
all things considered it would I e
necessary to e\teL«l the city's j ower
to incur indebtedness or els'* t<> levy
a sj«ecial tai for the j-urpose, nn«l
put the fund on interest from year
t<> vcar until sufficient to complete
tho work.
As the result of a hasty examina
tion we are satisfied that the obnoxi
ous term •'exclusive right" contAim-d
in the proportion is only a bugl-ear
as regards prohibition of other jar
ties from furnishing water in the'
city, eicept so fur us the right to
condemn water proj-ert v within five
miles is concered and possibly the
privilege of furnishing the supply •
required f<>r public us«n. The Coun
cil has no more power under the city
charter to forbid any party or parties
for any jn-riod from selling water in
the city than any other commodity.
We do not wish to throw any ob- i
stacles in the way of public enter
prise but rather tc favor it, and we
believe that this end can best be at
tained by free and thorough exami
nation and discussion. Our citizens
are not so deficient in intelligence or
fairness as to refuse to acquiesce in j
anv reasonable plan for accomplish
ing this much needed result when it
is clearly shown to be the l*e*t that
can l>e carried out.
TELEGRAPHIC
1 _ 2_z.. ... ,7" _
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 9. Tlio Bank
i of California levies mi assessment of
$lO pur share; delinquent July 10; day
i ©f •ale, July 20th.
About ') o'cloek this morning a fire
broke nut m a Chinese store, on tho '
south *i<lo of Sacrauieuto street, be-
I tween Dupout and Sto< kton. The l»uild>
ing is of brick, two stories high, the
upper part b«ang used f. >r general
Chinos* Tho tiro <i»»jiart
laont aurcccdt-d in ©ontimngtho linnit s
to tho two stones in th* loner story,
I which wad j»TI tty gutt <1
i During tho jirogrc** of tl»o lire
Cinnamon in the last wt-igtsof Misiill
jvn wit hurriodly t*kcn fr m the buru-
iog building mi l dq>o»ittd on the
the side walk where ho lay, the j>olice
declining to touch him, until some one
of hit countryman carried him away.
Aft«r the lire was extinguished, the
I todies of two Chinamen wort' frond m
the store, who had l>eeu sleeping on
the top of ati enclosure partitioned vrt
iu the rear of the store. The bodies
were taken to the morgue. Parties in
the vicinity, both whit ■.« and Chines*,
report that a number ot cases of smsll
pox exist among the Chiueso in the
alley at the corner where the Uuriud
building is located. The premises are
arc insured for several thousaud dol
lars ; amount of lo>s not ascertained.
Williams, Blanchard and Co. have
l»eeu appoiutid agents of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company in place of
A. I*. Baoou, resigned, and to day
took possession of the office. It is un
derstood that Waddeli, superintendent
of the dock, will Ikj removvd This
appoiut want is. of cour>* in construe new
of the new di«*l iu the affairs of the
company iu New York and the assurnp
tiou of the control b\ the Panama in
terast
KasTKHI IT A Till,
Nfw York, June t* —Gold close 1 at
1-|, money dull at 2; govt rntui nts
dull and steady ; stacks active but
weak.
Sir* and Misstiwyn.wif* and daugh
ter of Duke Gwyn, *iil spend the mm.
mer ninths st Saratoga Yanderbuilt
will soon 1* aUmt again. Drew has
gone to the country
New Orleans, June 9— The C n
grv*>ienal C mmittee examined several
witnesses to day who, for the most part
only *onfirmed the statements already
made by other witnesses. One witness
Dyche—testified to the fraudulrnt
hij»j -ir.g of a 1 w'isky by
UMDioli tloii • o* the pyt
. C i fct -r-*i r ill. t: ti a.-, iW. P.
K-' ■ _'g.
MEJcPUI-?, J .inß l*. David M.
I'r.t « for uv y nr- <:.n-'eted with
- j -- h* r<\ !at Chicago and
i r > . • . v uii ...y
P;t:i A: . i :::.v June''.—Atton i .v.Cc
i* •ecl ' Hi« :•» la iy Lficr asing.
i.• .v r k: . ir.t :.k a i:. *ir. the
is fui.r • xp-~ * r.r«"-
•••' f S.OOO daily.
J VLL-::Ci» i. Col.. J.r.H C>.» Svv*rral
i: . u* r. u tut L.: a i £ o"vrj{«
K*c c c. Co*: r. R :tf- killing thr«t ,
f • »»r« r.vT. r h"Tl in
U A-II:N'»;'-N. June Th 1 commit
t.c Uu ii'.urcs itt w*r U pirt
m • t t - lay l..<ard the t stiraony of
Morjr*?. J r «, w'o a member of
the llrmsw of R« pr> ■*:•:.tativea from
Nf Vcrk in in tha Kerr,
tigf.h' n Inw Hirn-r, whom all had
kriu*:i for many called upou him
in that year an I a*kd him to appoint
Augustus P. Green as a lieutenant in
th army. II irney irjormed him he
VV< 1 1 u.t - j,r»it«il if tlio •ppoint
ment \v i made:. \Vitn-ss told 11 arnty
he hid nothing to do with that, and
that he had kno vu Green longer than
Ilarney ha'l, and had no application for
his own district, but appointed a young
man from New York who had been
known to him from boyhood; oth«r
wifie he would probably have ap
point, i tfie»n.
Nelson Tvyfif, a, nu( mbor of Cun
gr<-** from N< w V< rk, testified h< took
an interest in Green because of the tes
timonials he had received in his favor,
but not on Ilarut v's account. The wit
ness appointed ay< urig man from his
own district.
Clyuur's committee, which was to
have continr- d the examination of the
charge against speaker K<'rr to-day
met, and,without transacting any !>usi-
ut-as, adjourned until to-morrow.
WASHINGTON, June 9. — The Post
Office Department has made arrange
ments to transport the body of Charles
Spencer, paymaster's clerk, from San
i Francisco to Hartford, Counectieut, in
the V. S. mail ear.
The chief of banuaa of navigation
testified before the committee on naval
affairs, to-day, that tho secreatry of the
navy never attempted to iniluence him
directly or indirectly in making a con
| tract, and Paymaster Watwaugh tes
tifie 1 to the same effect.
WASHINGTON, Juno 9. Jacob
Thompson, formerly secretary of the
interior, aoivcd this morning with
a process in a civil suit to recover £I,OOO
- principal and interest of bonds
i Lakwn from tho interior dcj*rtment
I while hu was secretary. Thompson
says tft fat his enemies have abandoned
the charge that ho is guilty of abstract
ing these l*ondi, and this suit is brought
to make him pecuniarily responsible for
! the dishonest act of clerks. Thompson
is fortified with letters from Chaa.
! Case, of Indiana, and T«aac N. Morris,
of Illinois, members of the Congress
ional Committee, which investigated
the matter at the time of its transpir
ing, wherein they *ay the committer's
report exonerating him was unanimoul,
and that they are of the same opinion
still.
. The Hcuso committee on Indian af
fiirs today authorized Representative
Page to report, with recommendstion
of its passage, a joint resolution, intro
die . 1 by the delegate from Wyoming,
declaring uil th< Territories of North
i l itt. river and net <>f the summits of
Hi . Horn mountains, commonly known
n« tli Black Uilb country, to !>• open
to t\j lorstion and settl mint. The
resolution .Is.i declare", that the true in
tent ittil meaning of tho treaty of April
29th. ISOB, is that white men are not
excluded from traveling over or settling
upou any portion of Wyoming Territory
not included within the Imundaries of
the permanent . v ioux rest nation. The
establishment article of that treaty con
tained a proviso that this aet >h»ll not
I>C construed to affect the right of the
Indians to he.lit in the Black Hills
country.
EUK 0 P E
I.ondon, June i' A Paris corres
pondent t< legraph* the following rumor
bo:ng circulated there : It coiues from
gov-d source that the eldest sou of the
ex-Sultan ha* committed suicide.
A Berlin dispatch says that Austria
has determined that she will not now
oppose the Russian policy in the East.
The Prince of Moutcuegro has openly
assumed command of the insurgents,
lie h.vs i-sued written instructions to
various rebel chiefs, and is concen
trating all his forces in the neighbor
hood of Podgeritz.
Russian official telegrams confirms
the report that the insurgents are de
termined to refuik armistice.
The S< rvian army consists of
men, and a militia of lOO.CMJO more.
The Servians are convinced that war is
a moral necessity.
BcaiJX, Juue 9.—The National
7sit .' t >-d.iy, >iys it learns from well
informed source s that Prince Bi-unrck
was >umni u. d to Berlin solely to j»er
- <nall\ r> ] ort to the
latest phase of events in Turkey. It
u«ids that the U'-rman policy con
tinues to aim above all at preservation
of the peace of Europe, and the
leading political circles are convince 1
that the efforts in that direction will be
successful. The statement of a confer
ence betweeu the Ckmoellors of Ger
many, Russia and Austria reeds con
finn.il ion. Up to yesterday aftarnoon,
i 3tb;i g was known her® ot any such
c inference.
Oc»N-rASTiSOPLK, June 9.--Sheik
U1 lilioi has fbrbidden Solas to carry
arm- or to coiiirregat* in public
thoroughfares.
Mjll>UlX>, June y.—During the de
hate in the Senate on the new constitu
tion, El-hop of Salainar aaid that the
Spanish prelate* would a i ways oppose
r.>ligou> toleration as incouipacitible
with the Catholism.
Juno 0. —lt is v«ry prt>b
&Ue fuai Winslow will bu liberated
Itt; »j 13th. It appear* from the corres
pn: submitte i to parliament that
there is no likelihood of ■* supplemen
tary treaty covering the case.
PARIS, June 9.— Croorge Sand is
' dead. She was conscious to the la*t
moment, but unable to «i>e.ik for seme
time before her death.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MNMIEST !
Ou uiil after J una litb, •
Stage will leave Seattle
For the
*
Talbot k Renton Coal Mines
At 7 30 every morning, conveying passengers an J
fr*itfht both way*.
1 have titled up a passenger ear, which will
connect with my atagea, to convey those who
patronize my line from
Steele's Landing to the Mines,
Tlma avoiding a very disagreeable rid* up the
hills near the Coal Xinea,
R. ABRAMS, Proprietor.
Seattle. June 10th. JunlO
GRAND
CENTEOIAL CELEIIATIII,
July 4th, IS7O.
A r LA coy NOR, it'. r.
EXERCISES OF THE DAY :
Reading the Declaration of Inde
pendence.
Music by the Gorman Band.
Oration.
A Strawberry Lunch provided by
the ladies of La Conuor aud vicinity,
free to all.
Boat Racing, Canoe Racing, and
Horse Racing, and other amuseinonts
in the afternoon, to concludo with a
GRAND BALL
In Occidental Hall in the evening.
M usic by Messrs. Clark, ijxton &
Libby.
Price of Tickets for the Ball, $2.50.
Pi ice of Ticket* fur Bali uud Supper,
00.
A cord ml invitation to thu public.
By Order of Committee.
IMIIT HIT!
*
O.RKAT CLEAKING OUT OF
DRY GOODS
AND
Clothing
AT
FRAUENTHAL BROS
MILL STREET, SEATTLE.
Making arrangement* for the removal to our
Brick store now Uun* c-r*.t«d, we offbr the entirr
»t<vk ol good* at coet.
lierunanta and odd lota sold much below coet.
The tt.vk la anjurior to any in the city, con
eiatiOs' of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boot*. Shoes, Ilats,
Blankets, Carpets, &c.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FRAUENTHAL BROS.
W. A. JENNINGS
Whol«m'.< atd Re-lAil Pwlrr la
CHOICE
Groceries,
Provisions
Hardware,
/iitr
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
FLOUR, FEED, ETC.
Imported and California
Foreign and Domestic
Liquors, etc., etc.
ALSO
S«.>le Proprietor of the fl'owing
well-known Brand* of Cigars
" Foster,"
44 Xjittlo Ed."
...kmA....
" Pride of W. T."
SSTALI Goods guaranteed
as represented.
•T'Qood* delivered in the City free of charge.
Commercial Street, Seattle, W. T.
PONY SALOON,
Kept by
BEN MURPHY
Ooruer Commercial and Main street. opponit«
the U. 8. Hotel.
fRIIIIS is the place to visit to have the Inner
1. man replenished.
Cigars, Tobacco, Wines, and Liquors
Always on hand.
Seattle. W. T.. March 25.1573.
DANCING SCHOOL
and
after day Evening Soirees
Under management of
Profs, lirotherhood & Steinwet?,
At
REIHSTIO'S "EI-A-LIL,
Classes for minors, Tuesdays and Fri
days. Adults —Mondays and Thurs
days. Soirees—Saturday evenings.
Families taken at reduced rates.
Music furnished fur any aud all <*-ea
sions, at reasonable rate*.
ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE OF HEAL ESTATE.
la the mliter of the e*e*U of Mr*. Mary Jane
OilliMU, deceased.
Notice io hereby given that by virtue of an <»r
der of the Probate Court of King County, Wash
ington Territory, mad*'and entered of record on
the 3d day of June, l*7f., directing the Kale of the
following described real estate of Baid deceased;
1 will Mil at Public Auction to the bid
der or bidden, for caah, gold coin of the I nited
State*, to be pal Jou the day of sale, thu premiaee
aituated in the city of Seattle, known an the real,
dunce c>f the late C. C. Terr*, *»id premiaea being
nior»- particularly described ■>« Lot* Five 5,' Six
{«,• Sev»>n (7,t and Ki«ht [B.l In block Thirty-two
[3i,] of C. D. Boren'a addition to the town now
citjr, of Seattle.
Sale to take plare in front of the office of the
Probate Court of Kingconnty, in the city of be
a tie, ou the sth day of July," 1K76, at the'hour of
ten o'clock A.M., a*i<J aale to »>« subject to con
tinuation by the «aid Probate Court.
C.H. HANFORD.
Administrator de bonis non, estate of Mr«. M. J.
Gilliam, deceaeed.
Dated June Cth. 1876. J-7-U-w
WANTED
A SOW BOOTMAKER,
Who can make aewed work. If of *t«ady habit*,
cao have employment fur tome time at the Port
Tuwueend Shoe Store.
Enquire of
JOHN KITZPATRICK,
PORT TOWSSEND,
June trth, I#7C.
THE
ALHAMBRA SALOON
R. PRICHARD, Proprietor.
Sucveaaor to Win. Melvia.
Mill St. opposite th* Post Ofliee,
SEATTLE.
w inos,
liiquors,
Cigars, otc.
of the best quality constantly
on hand. ml 3
MISCELLANEOUS
LirCRV NT\IS!.K
Cor of Mill & Second Streets
(Opposite Occidental Hotel.
SEATTLE. W. T.
i W. 11. BOW, Proprietor.
HORSJSS, BUGGIES,, CARRIAGES,
WAGOXS a t i SADDLE' HOUSES
i» 4 i.t
Kept for hire Horses bought aad sold. Hay
sad Grain. of a superior Quality. aluraya on hani.
i Stag** fr-mbis aLat>:s ccnuect twice a
day with the Lako 'VTafehinst' n staanser fv r the
t Seattle Coa! Mine.
— i
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'IB.A.IIILL& CO
Manufacturer* ofi
i
C. V. B. REEDER'S
: Wire-Suspension,
i Yibratrng-Spring
BED BOTTOMS
(
Patented July 1. 1*73, and was awarded the
| First Premium, with Piploma. ut the California
State Fau~; Also, First Premium, with Diploma,
at the Santa Clara County Fair. 1873 : ami Special
Diploma at the San Joaquin County Fair. 187:1.
County Right* for sale, at reasonable figures.
Orders by mail promptly attended t«>.
Postollice Ilox, Xo. U'J.
Seattle, November 13.157».
ANDREWS«CO
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Importers ot
GAS
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FIXTURES
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jSTKAM AXD GAS
V i C C i ■■ £&**»
BRASS GOODS, &(!.
|l P. ANDREWS & CO.
HBMBsH
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j STOVES. TINWARE
HOUSE FURNISHING
HARDWARE
I
JOB woria:.
All work pertaining to the btmnegs
done ut short notice, ami in a
Workman-like Manner.
COITMKKriAt. STREET, PI'TWKICJI WASMINMTGK A*D
MAIM.
SEATTLE, W. T. n.i:t-3in
5 FARM 11
OF
181 ACRES
F or Sale
j Hituated ab- nt tw j mile* fioin tha tity f P<.rt
Towneend, JefTtersoii County. The county road
leading to Port Discovery Mill, Chiinaeoonj Lay,
j and l\,rt Ludlow Mil),ruuhright through the finn
On« blndred acres under fence, fiO or ~o for cul
tivation. 'J»> a<re* in red clover and doing well*
l'lenty of w»tfr, a cistern of SO.'xM gallons, a
\» ud and spring.
A K<«*i two story house "if, hy n, Lara, stable,
abe*ls and other r.ei e«w»ry buildings
A good orchard it year* old, with Jiu tr«*s of
various kinds.
Two good milch cows, fanning tools, two
good horse teams. sic., etc., for sa!e if wanted.
The above land with all it* improvements, will
be sold for sometbiug le*a than lit coin per acre,
if applied for aoou.
' Title, U. 8. Patent.
j F< r ftirther particulars apply at thia office,
| or at the house of
T M lAMMOVn, r>n the premise*.
M ISCKI.L A N KOUj.
GO TO
Bean & White's "
NEW GROCERY STORE.
ON FRONT STREFT. if >u w«4tb«
H orth (>[ your Monty.
Tkeep a and eptaulid »Wk of
Groceries
School Books, Stationery
• AND NOTIONS,
And are the only l-.ou»c fa 9«attl* v. h»r*
can (t«-t the
Alden Dried Apples, Pears,
Plums. Corn, Onions, Etc.
Tin y also ke*i> constantly on hand
Fftd, Middlings, Sk&ii*,
Bran, Wlt/ai, Otti*, Etc.
! RUBBER PAINT!
I Will Guarautde the Rubber Paint
lAll Circumstances K<;ual)
To cover more surface j.or
lon, two coat work, than Atlantic
Load a:ul Linseed Oil, and wear
twice as when properly ap
plied, without Peeling, Cracking or
Clialkiug »>4V.
| I will ot>n\»l*>rate (if necessary)
l»v sworn statements all I claim
in the above.
\Y, H. SHOUDY.
THE RUBBER PAINT
Is j»ut up in quarts, gallons, and
live gallon cans, ivadv for use in alt
shades and eollors. For sale bv
W. 11. SHOUDY. 4
STEAMER
I 4
Fanny Lake
J. S. HILL, Master,
Will leave Staitlr for
H 11
sxmwMKu ary
| Every Thursday, and Return
ing on Saturday -BUt|»|>iii£(>acl>
way :tt all intermediate Landing!.
aI so for
WHITE
Kvery Monday ami Upturning
on Tuesday Stoi»j>ifigat atl in
terniediate Landings.
nu White Uiv«r will hu i i i>or ton on
iu< ri haaliftc And pn <luc«. with tlie neeptl*!
| of hay. fare rcuoMbU.
- ~
• i ttvvt: i r vsed the
Brick 7ard
|
I
Known aft th 6 PtnnuiM-r yard, for a t»-rui of four
>«urh, with the intention of
i BVPPL YlXti THE DEMAND
j ' :
At reduce) ihli h.
I
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Will l>«' pri paivvl to ftiiiiiUt t<>ord«*r iu June nut
C. M.■AI.I.ISTIOK.
buattiC, Maivh 11, lKi'tV.
I J. A. M Tl[ KK,
Wholritalft and retail dealer lu
■mm, mm m
en I
OUT XJ J3RY •
I
•/Vail ami examine* ny pood* at Faniliaai
: At Clark'« KU>r», Ooiuiih rctal Street, He attle, W. T
B« a:
T. P. FREEMAN
linn jiist reiuored to hi* n«vr «tor»« r>ri Mill ftreet,
<M»I" "'t<' o<-.dd«utal Uofcl, where
AA VIIII NO |\ nth I.ISK,
AS G(H)lj AS Till: HKST AND
CIIKAI* AS THE CHKAFEBT,
B/Tan henceforth !>♦* procured.
The Grotto
SALOON,
Mill Street. Seattle, f. T.
ALGAR & NIXON Proprietor*.
MERCHANT EXCHANGE
Saloon
OS 31 ILL MTKLLT SEATTLE. W. T.
Tin- Fic. Nt
WIHtS, LIQUORS & CHARS
Coiiataut'y JU
F. KIGBKY Proprietor.