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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
VOL. HI-
PROFESSIONAL CARPS.
llM rt Jon* hum T
IC NAUGHT k LEARY,
A ttormys -AT- I. AW. SOLICI
tors iy CUANCKRT, A PROC
TORS IN ADMIRALTY.
Will rn rti "' ln t '" ! Supreme
*i'l stt«titl'>n to Col
-JJ^oooTry«n<:>nf. *' J, ° •" "i* rmrcliKwt
l*tt. jyH
o.P. JENKINS,
SEATTLE, W. T.,
A rtlllNlty-AT-LA W. SOLICITOR
/* BBANCKRY, ANlt PROCTOR
If ADMIRALTY. inh2l
W. B. ANDREWS,
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW,
BEATTLK. W. T.
j
IRS. S. D. HEWES. HI. D.
HOMCEOP ATHIST.
Tv »( tkt First lady Graduates ia Vfijirior,
Oflan h«r «*rvlce» t« th« jwoplr uf Soittle slid
tk» Sorth Psciflc Coul.
Kft D<xtor H<•«•« roiur* W.»t *fti-r tin yinr»
of eoDHtSDI Ul'l »uiTet(»f ill prmrtlt'e. Will oj>en
yr bouw to ih« »lrk. M'ltlnTH <'»n dud % II'JIIIP,
«ttb tb« beat medlol ■ttendanee d irln« <-i>nftue.
■wst.uxl pstlenU for t"'"' r * ! Birdtcsl t(*»tiufnt.
Wl!l UMt the slrk by l<-tt«r, snd fill ord«-r* fur
tlMMn* by ra»tl <>r W|IIIW.
BakUac on I'nlou utrts-t. Ix-tween Fourth and
Iftfe. mjTJ-dwtf
OR. G. BRYANT,
Physician mid Surgeon.
NEWCASTLE, W. T.
DRS. 1. & H. B. BAGLEY.
Homa-op a t hints,
SEATTLE, W T.
01. H. B. BAGLEY, LATE PROFESSOR OF
Prtodplni and t'raotl -e of Surgery In the
■tehifka Central M<«ll<al College, *lll niahe
Ofntln SiirK-rjr anl SurKl<*al Diseaaea aspecial
ty. ud will attend to rail* In any part of the
MM. dlO
BU.V.CILHOW,
Soattlo, W. T.
OMm >«. I, Dtipati li Building, opposite Occi
dental U< >t«-l.
DR. G. A. WEED,
OVRUKON AND PHYSICIAN,
SEATTLE, W. T. .
D. LOCKE, M. D.,
DENTIST,
Permanent Ofllre— Krnut Room, upMnlrn
» Block, Seattle, W. T jy:tl
DENTISTRY.
AMI'R J. C. OKASHE. DENTIST. OF
MjH| flr» In Stone I Mtt'a New Hnlld
lB(t on Commercial ,Ireet. AH work
Km J.S. MAGGS,
Dentist,
OKF.ICK, MIL I, STKEKT,
•wrfcddls tad llirtiw Store, EAST or OC
CIDENTAL HOTEL. OH.
Ekti'ii iaptisi
—ASH -
HYDROPATHY !
YT ELECTRO MAOVKTIC MKDIOATED
J; will Cure Pata jam. Klititniillui,
Keif.s® h he' e "er»otia AlMlow Alao. will
»u l cainu- thorough c'Uon of
oryana ot th» body,
by contract.
St the
Eureka Bath Rooms
<W*tT* «. nw»r.Ai iO*'« arottr.
COMMERCIAL STREET.
II aout
H. CLARK.
HIIMTORJ.WILDER.
*VABAXTfCSs PI us T 'LA SS
ofi * A T TIIK 1.0 IIA'.S Tit A 7 KS.
uotfll tor raimiiit and movta#
Will attend to anch .«rder» wltfc
dla]>atch
Street, op|>oiiite the Pavilion.
MORRIS t CO.
Civil ami Mining
J. *•■■■•.«. Burnett's Building.)
"■•Ma, Waal). Territory.
Pttleaeal lauda auJ miura. Bur
's" imported upoa Plana and
r* »n»pr,-return to furnahed
"■Mo land aurv«; ».utd to tha
Sili g* *** 4t,w *
Proceedings of the Board of King
County Commissioners.
AT THEIR KXTKASESSION HELD IN THE
ATDITOK S OFFICE, OK SAID COCNTY,
SEPTEMBER 17TH, ISTH AND Ifirii
1877
A. h Hau>er, et. al. f road viewers,
and t. H. \\ bit worth, surveyor, pre
sented their report on the location of a
road from the *outh line of E. Hanford's
place to j!l»ck river, which was accept
•d, tlie road declared a county road,
and ordere 1 opened according to law.
Aaron Xceley, et al , road viewers,
and F. H Whithworth, surveyor, pre
w.oted their reports on the location of a
road from n<ar the forks of Ureen and
White rivers to the line of township 21.
range • a-t, which were aco*i)t*d the
ro»d docUred a county road," and or
dered opened according to l»\v
George Vanderbeck, et. al., road
viewers, and F II Whitworth. survey
or, presented their reports on the loca
tion of a road from the confluence ot
Green and White rivers to township 20,
north range 0 east, to section 36, winch
were accepted, the road deelared a
county road, and ordered opened ac
cording to law.
J. D. Selleck. et. al., roacl viewers,
ami F. II Whitworth Surveyor, pre
sented their rep -its on a road from the
county linis in section 0. to township 20,
north range 7 PIS*, to the county road
n«»ar Frank Duval's, oa the Snoqualmie
river, wiiich were accepted, the road
declared a county road, and ordered
opened according to law.
The petition of Ilazen Frederiekson
an 1 29 others, praying for a review,
survey ami location of county road
from the lower line of King county, on
the Snoqualmie river, to Raging river,
near Falls City, was granted, and Geo.
P. Uoyce, Win. Stearns and S Morris
w< re appointed viewers, and F. 11.
Whitworth, surveyor, to meet on the
20th day of September, 1877, and pro
ceed according to law to review, survey
au I locate said road.
C. II Hank»on and twelve others
presented a petition praying for the ap
pointment of viewers to re-locate the
county road trom Capt. Brown's, ou
Cedar river, to Newcastle was grauted,
and Jack Scurry, Wui Pickering and
J. V Koack appointed viewers, and F.
H Whitworth, surveyor, to meet Octo
ber Ist, 1877, and proceed to re-locate
taid road according to law.
Henry Adams, et al., viewers, and
F. H. Wliitworth, surveyor, presented
their reports of the review of the
county road from the south line of the
City of Seattle to Foster's ferry, on
Black river, which was accented, and the
Auditor authorised to notify the super
visors of the road districts through
which said road is re-located, to change
said road according to the report of
said viewers.
The Auditor was instructed to notify
the Sheriff to report to the street coin
m ssioner for the City of Seattle, all
county prisoners under his charge who
are able to perform labor, and to sup< r
iutend the working of said prisoners at
such times and places a* the said street
commissioner may direct.
In the case of King county ri. 11. A.
Atkins, it was ordered by the Hoard
that if said Atkins shall pay all costs
that have accrued in said case, includ
ing all expenses that the county has
incurred for attorney's fees or other
wise, then the case shall lie dismissed
on the part of King county.
The four hundred dollars appropri
ated by the heard at their May term for
work to be dune on the Squak und
Newcastle toad, was ordered to he paid
to Cyrus D.irst upon the written order
of Rufus Stearns and .lames llush.
The poll and road-poll tux assessed
to \V. 11. Hrown from the year 1876,
WHS calico!lf D by the Hoard
The Auditor was authorized to isme
warrants oil the County Fund to sun
dry persons, to the amount of $,">.931.-
:»«. and on the Koad Fund, ft<l.
Heard adjourned tint die.
[Signed. M. H MADDOCKS,
Chairman.
Attest. M. S. itoutli. Clerk
Letter from steilacoom.
STKI lA< COM, Oct bt. |!S"
KD. INTKLLIGENTKR: I arrived at
Sleilaconm o;i Thursday morning and
tin-' it a most enterprising little town
of ab.mt four hundred inhabitant*, full
of energy, and striving l.ard to win
tuck tin-prestige it enjoyed when Uncle
Sain hud I. ih headquarters and troops
stationed here. 1 found Mr. Hill llai
rnoii with a subscription list in his
hand <>n which wai over two thousand
ilollsrs subscribed a> an inducement to
a San Francisco firm to build a sawmill
here The terms upon which they
agreed to build it have bei n fulfilled
by the Steilacitom people, and there is
now no doubt the mill will he built
here. This company has a great deal
of oak lumber, and there is more o*k
around this place than in any other har
bor on the Sound. There is an alnind
ance of pine timber pacing down the
Sound iu rafts every day, that might
just aa well be sawed and -hipped from
here, anil I think the Steilacoouiites
mean that they shall Tiny have one
of the Ixst harbors on the Soand. ful
ly nine miles of the best nut borage iu
the world and a perfect land-locked
hea. 1 will prophecy for the place a
shipvard a* soon as I hey have built and
finished their mill. No better place on
the Sound could be found for one, and
iustead of having to buy land at sn ex
travagant price, the people here are
willing and anxious to give them land
in as good a location as there i« in this
saetion of country.
The Harmon Ifou*« was built and is
owned by Hill Harmon. It is one of
the best kept, best furnished and ar
ranged of auy hotel on the Sound. Tit*'
rnnus and ball* are all .large and airy;
t*iey have warm and cold baths. It La»
large well lurnisbod parlors, a g"od
sised dining-room, as well furnished as
the best of them in thia section. Mr.
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON TERRITORY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1577.
Harmon planned the hotel himself and
built it by days' work It was built,
finished and furnished in tweotv-seven
days from the day he concluded to build
it It has twenty five rooms
Richard Kennedy is a thrifty farmer
nejr here and is now on his" way to
Olympia to pay for more land.
W. C Hsnk i« the city marshal and
was formerly deputy sheriff. He is the
one who. while deputy sheriff here, w •«
shot :it five or six times by the prison
cr« who had secured a revolver in some
way, but lie brought them all in, how
ever, some of them tlx- worse for his
good aim.
John Downey, the county treasur
er, is very popular and deservedly so.
The county funds are safe with Mr.
Downey, as his ability and honestv are
beyond question.
N. H Orr has the only carriage and
wagon shop in the place, does all kind-*
of repairing, has a horse power for turn
ii'K »nd is doing well.
Rogers & McCaw havn a nice store.
Dr A. M. H«lUrd Lis office in
the Harmon House. Tlie IXictor is si
gruduitte of Ilarvan], lias been practis
ing three years and is almost adored l»y
his patients. His ability is unquestion
ed, and his kindness and anxiety for
his patients sends him out in weather
that a Siwash conld not be induced to
go out in. He is a great favorite and
a first physician.
lie.i B Kendall is the county and
itor The liest proof of his ability and
honesty is that he has elected
three terms. He has lived in the place
10 yeats.
Mr. Hughes has a hotel here, but it
is dosed for the present. It was the
first hotel on the Sound and was built
in 1851. The owner got out the lum
ber himself, as there was no mill on the
Sound at the time. Old man Bills
helped him build the house.
Mrs. Good time has a nice store well
stocked with general merchandise.
She has done business here 17 years.
liar vey \\ eitman hat a beer saloon
and a restaurant, the only r»ne in the
nlace which is well kept. Meals and
beds 'l~> cents.
F. A. Gardiner liar the only barber
shop in the place. He was in the Eng
lish navy nine years.
I start lor the Insane Asylum, locat
ed here, and in charge of Dr. Rufus
Willard, a graduate of the University
of New York, and a licentiate of the
world-famed <;reat Royal College of
Surgeons, of Edinburgh. He has been
in charge about six months, and is most
certainly fully competent. I havy vis
ited the insane asylums of Stockton and
Napa, in California, the Nevada
Asylum kept at Woodbridge, California,
and others, and Dr. Willard'a ideas of
the treatment and management of the
insane, is precisely that nf Doctor
Shurtleff, of California, and Dr. Lang
dren, who has charge of the insane
patients of the Nevada Asylum. The
place is exceptionally clean and well
kept; the patients are all dressed com
fortably. and the system at present in
vogue of taking care of the patients is
the only true one, and the only one
that can posssibly do justice to the poor
unfortunates deprived of the power of
taking care of themselves. 1 trust that
neither chicanery or double dealing
will deprive them of the first class
treatment they are receiving under the
present management. I say this be
cause I cUiin to know something of the
treatment of the insane in other places.
The Territory is more apt to do these
unfortunates, delegated to us as trus
tees in trust, justice, than any thriving
contractor; give them the benefit of the
doubt and keep them as they are is the
only correct management of the insane,
and everything about the place denotes
the most careful care
I visited the United States peniten
tiary on McNeil's Inland, and HA the
Annie Stewart leaves here in an hour,
I will have a description of it for my
next. L>.
A. MACKINTOSH.
Nolan I'iililir and Conveyance
Kestl Kstate and Tax Agent.
Hai* a complete A bat net of Title to all Landa
In Kin*c Couir. y. Will attend to the purchase and
aal« of IjimU anywhere on PUK?! Sound. Special
attention paid to Tranafcr of Real Eatate and
Payment -if Taxes. Patronaya aollclted and satis
faction guaranteed.
Office on Mill atreet, nearly oppoalta tha "Or-
ratal Hotel."
NEW PATENT.
A. C. CAMPBELL
HAS A LATE IM PBO VEMENT OX THE
LEATHERS'
ARTIFICIAL STOM !
R S. Patent Office, L>ec. 19. KF-N« 15.".554
| >T TBIS IMPROVEMENT BTOSL CAN BE
I » ma<le much cbraper. faatrr, and with a hotter
tilth Itiii by tb* l«Urrt'old patent. Any one
iii*lrtn(i t» w tba M<>or made by tbJa itlr pru
era*, ran do w In calling at my residence oa
B*r»nd atnrt, S IIIt, or at l»r Hagley'a. • h<T.
ran I* aeen a Vaw made of tbia laat patent Tt.-
Vaar I aold him lor fls. wbl. b cuoij m l be made
of natural atone tor $l5O, and then nut any brttrr.
I aiu n-'W n-a-lr to contract for all kind* of
Stone Work. Satiafactiun ipven. or BO pt<
! aiu alau prepared to a#il ngbta 1 r any portion
Waahmut -n Ttmi..ry Sb. p Ki«hu for tK>.
''• anty Klgbt> from UJii to |1 .<■*», and upward*.
Any peraoo bo; in* Kighta will be inatnictad boar
to make tbr St..ne lam tbe aole otM of thla
Improved l atent for w»»hiuiit.>n Temt>>ry.
j»*Ultf A. C. CAMPBEI.I.
MRS. APPLEGATE
1 » EXPECTRT'LLY OFFERS HEB HEBVICES
UMI
Ladies* Norn*
IMM cm Tt oat iff >. ortr R >wt'« Ototttj
9*99. it| flif
MISCKIXA N KOUS
The linprvveJ Patent is dat«si
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THEY KEEP THE LA lid ESI
ISSORTIEST,
SELL
CHEAPER
THAN ANY QTHKK
HOUSE
-C3KT THE
TKRRI TO R Y
SHKKMIN& 111 III:
Corner Kearney A Sutter Streets,
Sail Francisco
DEALERS IN
miJNic;
MUSICAL INSTIiIiMi;\TN.
THE UNEQUALLED
These Supetb lnatrumenta hare achieved a
aucceaa unparalleled m the history of J^aoo-furt*
Manufacture.
They are remarkable for Qrmt Volume. Purity
and Swtneaa of Tone, aad Durability.
CENTENNIAL AWARD!
Grand Triumph f«>r the
Weber
Pianos.
W«-b«r received the highrat award for ayuipt
thetic. pure and rich tone, combtaed with great
e»t power. aolidity of conatruction, atid eicel.
lence of workmanahip, aa ahown In Grand tiqucre
and Cprlght Plan.*.
Sherman & Hyde's Square
Grand Pianos in Elegant
Cases, $450.
Reliable Cheap Pianos, $350.
The Celebrated
Standard Organ
Received the Mada. and Award at the
Centennial.
All I—<iaii-cta Warranted and acid on • aajr
InaUlntenU
W. «. JAMISON, AUNT,
For Watting ton Territory.
STEAMBOA rs. Ac.
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Temporary Arrangement!
1 \I KIN'I THE eovrist VXCK or REPAIRS
1 J t • the X.Ttb PariS*. the
STEAMER ANNIE STEWART
Will leave Seattle for Port Ti wu*tnl GD Sunday
at 12 o'clock, and on Thursday mornlogii
it a. at that place with the Isabel for
Victoria. Returning ®h«.» will leave Seattle fv»r
Taconia. Stcilacix>ni an.l Olympia. on Tuesday
and Friday evenings at about 6 o'clock.
THE ALIDA
I Purine this time will niak» FIVE TRIPS a Week
i to aud from Tav*o:xia : 1.-aviLC eaoh niicht except
Tuesday and Saturvlav. au23-tf
New Arrangement.
Until Further Notice, the Steame"
XKJPIIVII
WILL RfX AS FOLLOWS
Leave 3EATLLK < very MONDAY and FRIDAY
for TACOMA, BTEILACOOM and OLYMPIA.
j Returning from those places e»ery Tuesday and
i Satunlay ; aud will leave SEATTLE for
MI CKII.TEO, LOWELL \ SNOHOMISH CITY,
even- WEDNESDAY, returning on Thursday.
W Eijiht oVlo 'k will be the hour of departure
at both enJ« of the rr.ute. auis-tf
For Tacoma, Steilacoom and
Olympia
1 lu' New PasKfnjifr Stesnifr
MESSENGER !
CAPTAIN J. G. PARKER.
WII.L LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday,
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. A. M
jj:il-.Uf
PUtiET SOUND
STi:ui wvuarioN
New Arrangement
I'ntil Further Notice !
The Steamer North Pacific
Will leave Seattle for Victoria ami
Way i'ori* every Monday ana ;
Thursday Mornings, at 5 A. M.
The Steadier Annie Stewart, |
For Port Townsend and Way
Ports, every Tuesday and Friday,
at S A. M.
The Steamer Alida, for Taco
ma, every <lay except Sunday and
Wednesday, at 10 p. M.
luyll-dtf
NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION CO.'V,
Carrying the n. S. Mails.
M T;IE STEAMER J. B. LIBBY,
5b35858C Capt. Krittain.of the a!>ove Com
pany, will lea-.e Seattle every MONDAY, at 7
o'clock, *. M.. for Whldby Island, I'tsaladv. I.a
Oonucr and Whatcom ; and every FRIDAY for
Wlildby Inland. I'tealady and La Conner; return
ins; on Wednesday* and Saturday h.
TH,,:: STEAMER DISPATCH,
Capt. Monroe, will leave Seattle
every THI'RSDAY EVENING, at 1(1 o'clock, for
Port To'vnwnd. S»u Juan Inland and Semiahinoo,
lemming dn Sunday*.
For tr«-i-.;Wt or pattest.™ apply on board.
1. C. BRITTAIN.
Seattle, April 27. 1H77. ap'-'T-dawtt
TO FARMERS & LOGGERS.
THE LUiliT-DRAFT STKAVI it
WW B<: 1W Ak. r JT 9
f'APTAIN L. GREEN,
W. i Tow Raft* and Ltghtera in all the vtreama
flowing «ob> Prn-et Sound,at rate* that defy torn
petition. Tb* farmen of Snohomlah anu W hat- ,
com counties ar>- reapaatfully Informed that we
will carry drain to market for them at «chooner'*
rate*
liIKKN. rHIPH.« X RtILEY
c<l7.dawtf
The Stoainor
Fanny Lake.
J. S. HILL. - - MASTER,
WILL LEAVE SEATTLE FOR
Ontreville, Utaalady
Nkagit &. La Conner
EVERT
Monday and Thursday.
jelH-daWtf
Dress Making.
MRS. 11. R. XPIMiLH
\NSOrNCES THAT SHE HAS OPENED A
Shop o®
CHE&ET STREET,
Between Front and Second (treeta. where abe
will be pieaacd to meet her old Mid new c—toiu ;
era
MISCELLANEOUS.
Crawford & Harrington,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
S JB A. X T la E, w. T ,
Have on- hand a large and well assorted stock of goods in
their line, consisting of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware and Cutlery
Iron and Steel, assorted.
Blacksmith and Carpenter Tools.
Agricultural and Alining Implements,
C rockery and Glassware. Paints&OH
Hemp and Manilla Cordage, Groceriesand Provisions, Wines
Liquors, Etc.
AGENTS FOlt THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, &C
VTT TALBOT COAL, FOR CITY TRADE, FORj SALE FROM WHARP
CRAWFORD & HARRINGTON.
SEATTLE, W. T., July Ist. 187.',.
THE ARCADE !
FRONT STREET, SEATTLE
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
GLOVES, &c.
Mrs and tients' Furnishing (Ms. Trnirks.
VALISES, ETC.
Our Spring Stock has arrived, and comprises' the most Fashic. table
♦ Joels in tbe market. We eall special attention to our FURNISHING
GOODS and CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
OENTS' HATS -A. SPECIALTY
WD. mm & YOUNG.
NEW GOODS AND NEW STYLES BY EVERY STEAMER.
PINKHAM & SAXE,
ARE SELLING THEIR
CLOTHING!
}
—AND—
(.IMS FURNISHING tiOODS
CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE
IX THE COUNTRY. au3
L. P. SMITH <fc SON
Please Call and Examine our Stock
Our Motto is—Fair Healing, Quick Hales and Small Profit*.
STORE ON FRONT STREET. Opposite the Brewery.
W. A. JENNINGS,
Wtii't«M*o Mid Rm*l! Dt»lrr In Cbol<»
menus, rinisins,
HARDWARE, FINE TEAS, CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, FLOUR, FEED, AC.
Imported and California Wines,
Foreign ami Domestic Liquors, t'igar* ami Tobacco.
AH Good* Guarantee*] as Represented. Good* Delivered in the City Frft
of Charge
ju»t nctived » Lnrgt'
•c» tin u Su.i k of
WATCHES
Clocks,
—AND-
JEWELRY,
Ofcvrrv <lfsirul>lf Mylc and kind.
Tliey return their mnccrc; tbankt* to
tbe public for tlu> fcry gem-rouß j atron
■jfi* bestowed MDcc tbiir ntnrn from
California
NO. 104.
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