The daily intelligencer. [volume], October 05, 1877, Image 2

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DAILY I\TELLIGE\I : ER.
BY
DAVII) IHOGINS.
■tar. nAU.v u
■•klMwl rvrry mornlnc. itodiyi
• aepted.i sad delivered to ■ob»T!wr» anywhere to
the city. «t 2-t centt per w»~k. p»y»ble t« th»
OnTler ; cringle capt** »« eentt
Per •nnnrn. OICI.OO In
Tlir WKEKLT mKIXIUEXCER.
Thlci old «nd o«T>ol»r )onni»l of W<«tem W»»h-
Injfton, with th"<- l»iy«nt rtrrnltUon "f *n» f»t«r
In tba Terrorj. t* published (vij Saturday
moratng. Term*: Thrcf l»ollttro p»r »u
--uqiij. in idTKi rf ; SI.OII.
Official PresN of King County.
Friday, October 6. 1877.
AN OLD SOREHEAD.
The old Ishmaelite who rui s the IJ,H
jmUJi—wbo.»e band is ag-iiust e-vc-iy
in the way uf detract;' n »n>! who
docs not lend lint aid «<f s cut- kind -
was out last evening in a !"• g ai d dis
graceful and maliciutiK a> icl• upon
Counciltuaii H..tdot<i and • Uon:ss U.
Merry, just elected Cede! Cl rfc of the
Council, charging ti»o foiiuer aiih b.-
ing responsible tor tLi< Utter - election,
(who is a Deiuucr.it.) aid witu "■/ uu/it
Hf fidelity to parly oUiy<itiun»," »".«t tar
tlicruiore that his support of th it gen
tleman was "an insult to ca mrj highly
respectable porticm of hisoonstituency;
and also adding thereto. that "i' wa»
stated" that the consideration li/r his
•upport was this, viz: that, a brother
ef the Councilman being a part owner
of the INTKLLIOEM ER, Merry was en
gaged on that paper as loial edi >r
"with the express understanding iu.it
if be was elected Clerk ot the Council
through the influence m the proprietors
he was to receive Irotu them hut sls a
week, but if not elected they were to pay
turn S2O a week " L'pou Mr. Merry
wboiu, only a short year since, tins
Brown pronounced, i:i his owu paper,
to be the cnil>odimeiit of all that was
good and noble, the superior of any
editor on I'uget Sonnd, and the ablest
writer on the coast,—the shameless oid
oaluinuiator vents his hatred, and
charges him with being "notoriously in
the intorest and avowedly iu sympathy
with parties liostilo to the interests of
Seattle."
This labored attempt of Brown
to injure and misrepresent both Han
ford and Merry exhibits a want of con
sistency on his part, und un utter disre
gard for truth. For, so far as Han ford
is concerned, he misrepresents tbe tacts
when stating that the citi/ens of this
town were chagrined and intuited at
Merry's election—unlets be considers
himself and three nr fmr ether uicu
here who nay not tike Merry, us const i
tuting our entire population; and when
stating that Han l ord 's aupport and vote
*w given in c<>ns«qucuce ol' any ar
rangement effected with the proprietors
of this paper, Lo was knowingly
guilty ot publishing a falsehood,
aod we have no hesitancy in saying
it was a falsehood of his own
concoction. Touching his chaiges
relative to Merry's hostility against
Seattle, which he has labored before
this to make appear, there is no evi
dence whatever, no uiore than there is iu
the senseless twaddle aud vague charge
whioh ho at the close of his article in
dulges in concerning Mr. llunford, who
lias property here, aud whose interest*
are identified with and dependent upou
the future growth and prosperity of
the city.
The only fouudatiou for a diatribe
agaiust Hauford or Merry was the
•iinple fact that the foriuer is u Repub
lican, and the latter a liberal aud
consistent ' Democrat, aud lienoe,
according to strict party usages
Hanford should have given bis support
to some member of bis own party.
But then consistent fealty to party does
not go Mt far as to require a member of
a Territorial Legislature, when not
bound by any caucus, to see that every
subordinate officer is of his party. Hut
Brown, of ell men, is the most incon
sistent to denounce llanfonl for voting
for Merry, or Merry lor takiug the po
sition, and he stultifies himself when he
does so, for the reason that he has writ
ten withiu the last three years columns
iu defence of a Republican functionary
who appointed a craven old "copper
head" as Clerk of the District Court
here.
YAKUCA COUNTY. —We are under
obligations to J. W. Masters, Auditor,
tor the following census returns ot
Yakima County:
Number of dwellings. 2i3
White male* 033
White female* M«.»
Ilalfbreed melee 11
Halfbreel female* 11
Melee foreign born... .. 89
Female* foreign born 23
Married male* end female* 4t*»
Unmarried - •• (overage) 154
Born within the year, (about). 30
Married •* " 1 .30
Attended school " 28".'
Over 21 year* of ag* who cannot
read and write 19
Deaf and dumb 1
Male citizens of the United state*
over 21 years of ago 324
Total population 1,114
Thb prettiest drives and beet roads
we have eeen in Washington Territory
are around Steilacoom. and the beauti
ful lake* in iu vicinity. They have
pic-nie groand* surpassed by Done in
tbe world.
The E litor of the Wall* Wall*
I Watchman, upon inserting in his joar
i al an item which appeared in the IN
TELLIGEKCER a short time since rela
tive to the Seattle and Walla Walla
Railroad, in his comments ther< an. says:
'•Had we the capital, we would build
road, if it were the last ict of our
life"
TELEGRAPHIC.
Exrtusirety to the
run. I~ I.%'TELLIGKLM EH.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
WASKIHGTOH TEBHITOHY.
OLYSIPIA t><t 4-B«rh Houses to
diy ! as-< d II»* .ft »111 ■* hlli to equalize
t i* -S to Ki!H» C aicty aiid to repeal 'he
net cm sijtuting HS*e-«or , s lioard "f ap
p< als'in as-i ->iu- nts.
Ihe Couin il pi-*, d 1»»- bill to de fray
ci -.ti ig> tit xihci-i -c.f the Legislature
i si * (i:s
Nf.w YORK Oft 4 —AH reports .igr>-e
th .t eon-iderabl- ala-tn is f-It in ttii- 1
c itv at the M'-ir! ity c-f Ctoton *v i'er. If
rift* «li' itld csicttr btf<*rc- a
hc-avy it uiiuht be impossible
to control it Likes and a r e
much lower than for yiirs A stringe nt,
police order his been ii-tted to prevent
wa»te. and street sprinkling his entire
ly stopped. At this hour, 3:30, a
liaht rain prevails The only floating
tiie engine in tire h trbor is now on the
dock tor repairs. AiTairs in Hrooklyn
are not much better.
The Trilmn> says that the capital (if
the Brewers and M ilters Insurance Co.
of ibis city, his been impaired to the
extent of $120,000. and an assessment
of MX per cent, lias Oeen called to cover
the amount, l'he president of the com
pany also represents other companies,
but it could not be learned whether
the latter have fallen l*jliind or not.
NRW YOKH, Oct. 4 -The World says
ex-Premier Steinberger arrived yester
day in L'Aiueriijae from Havre. Being
interviewed by a reporter, ho said he
had been much abused iu papers without
cuu*e, but hoped to refute the slanders
before Congress at the coming sessiou.
He described and justified his course
trom tbe beginning while iu Samoa,
and says he has come home to obtain
recogniti.it> ot his official position as
representative of the United States.
England was very desirous of obtaining
possession of thoso Islands and at
tempted to buy Steinl>erger, but the
latter tons too much American to accept.
icritopK.
BL'CLL \KE T, Oct. U —Greater activity
is observable before Plevna since Mon
day. The reserves aud reinforcements
have arrived. It is thought operations
will commence early next week.
A Russian official dispatch, date:!
from before Plevna, Mutes that on Mon
day and Tuesday Grand Duke Nicholas,
Prince C arles, of Riuuiunia. and Gen.
Toddelbeii inspected the Rus-dan and
Roumanian positions. All the Russian
and Roumanian works are well ad
vanced.
ESSEN, Oct. 3—Russia has ordered
300 Krupp cannon.
BUCUAHEST, Oct. 3 -The lest regi
ment of the Kussiau Imperial Guard,
passed through here to-day.
Sclli Oct. 3—llaouf Pasha has
arrived and assumed command.
SISTOVA, Oet. 3—The Roumanians,
haviug pushed their fourth parallel
close to the second Grivitza redoubt, an
attack is expected in three days. Two
brigades of riflemen and a strong force
of cavalry have been sent west to in
tercept the fresh columns which arc re
ported to have already started from Or
ehaoie.
A Sofia dispatch says that Chefket
Pasha has been largely reinforced by
men from the Schipka army. He has
commenced a forward movement aud
decisive fighting with Osman Pasha.
Co-operation is expected shortly. Pro
digious quantities of amumtiou are go
ing to the front.
BUCHAREST, Oct. 3— The Turks have
abandoned Kalaraca on the approach ot
t'ue Russians around Tirnova.
Fifty refugees are dying daily from
typhus fever.
Four hundred Ahiehasiau prisoners
have lx?en killed in a railroad accident
betweeu Worensoh and Nostof. on the
Dun.
London. Oct, 3—One hundred thous
and pounds worth of gold was with
drawn from the Bank of England yes
terday for shipment to New York.
European I>ka*"Ts.—Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Gre%t ilritian. Ire
land, Hermany, Russia, Prance, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and fVon
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chill>erg, Seattle, W. T.
Nohomt ha* found Charley Hoss yet,
but ev»rjliody has found the best place
in Seattle to gtt Oysters—at Piper'?-, of
course.
Tiik Centennial Saloon still main
tains it* reputation for keeping the best
Lager Beer in the city.
NiTbocs Oxide Gas at Locke's
Dental Office.
Pm Mooha Co flee for sala cheap at
Chilbarg Bra.
FBOM SEABECK.
SEABECK. Sept 29tb, 1577
KD. INTELLIGENCER : The fcark
Oregon arrived on Wednesday la-t
from San Fraiiti-*®, and i« now laid
up for ext-n«ive repair*. The bark
Dublin arrived the day following from
the same place. She brought consider-
able freight, and four ntw boiler*. 50
feet long. fur the mill, which I har
is soon to be shut down f>r repairs,
when sevenl alterations and additions
wiil be made, which will greatly in
crease its cutting capacity.
The new tug. Kit-hurl Holyoke,
titined after our worthy superintendent,
sailed {.way for San Fr-mcisco in tow
«f the Colfax. Sli# is lt>B tons register
and took 75.000 feet of lumber, and is
schooner rigged for tne trip down.
She is, so we bear from competent
judges, a god niodeled vessel and
strongly built, an i her builder, Mr.
Hiram Dunca-ter. des» rv,-s i*re« t cri*di».
The-e good qualities combined with
machinery cont..i.iii-£! nil th«- latent iiu
ptoveinents, with which it M to te
supplied, w:ll en»Me her to rii.k
with any «>n the S >und
Our little town is nut without its
improvements. Lots '«r»* k»»-i■ g cl-tired
and bu Iditca continue- bri-kly
Tie inhub ta ;i« Were jej<ri>tl>!y >-ur
i.ris»d the other day, by the arrival of
Mi (ire-en »iid tils •amity MvrrUnd
fioisc California He !>r light sevenl
t-ani-. and a e< uple of prairie *e ho->t>t re.
which ciuseil c»>i.*id»-rHb.c' amusement
atnciug the juvenile fra-'T'-ity I he.it
he is goiin! to rutejiiini; someahere
in I his vicinity.
L«»4rtsii»jr operations lu-ve boon t_>r a
time almost suspended aiong Hood's
Canal, there not being mil .b K;»1P fur
the logs. Some ramps are now .starting
up again. which will make thicks more
lively and aff rd wwrk for iuai<v men.
In conclusion I must not f,»rget to
cay that our enterprising townsman.
Mr. T. Green, a barber, has removed
his place of business from Front
street to No. Battle Row, where he
i« prepared to receive all customer*,
and he n also offering a choice lot. of
fruit for sale. which he recently re
ceived from Oregon.
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE
OLYMPIA, Uct 3, 1577
The Governor's message was deliv
ered at 2r. M The following is a
synopsis:
No event of extraordinary character
has transpired iu the Territory since*
lakt ailjournment. Satisfactory ad
vancement is retarded until railroad
connection is secured with the East.
Agricultural, manufacturing and min
ing industries are prospering, and com
pare favorably with other localities.
Recommends a sound financial policy:
refers to defect in the revenue laws, oc
casioning thousands of dollars loss to
the Territory. No portion of the reve
nue for one given year is paid into the
treasury until the expiration of the
year, necessitating the payment of in
terest on warrants sometimes for a long
period. Your rt-mrdy i« early cullro
tian and prompt payment. For the
year 1875 the delinquent taxes :nnnunt
ed to $7.3'i4 52. Of this only $1 04
have since !»een paid. The aggregate
amount due the Territory is more than
sufficient to pay the expenses of the
coming year; recommends an amend
incut to the revenue Itws.
Tiie estimated increase of property
for two years is $2,288,832 *3: ptid
into the treasury, sl(i'J,B2l 79; dis
Itursed, SIOB 158 79; excises f<<r the
hospital f>r the insane.sf.i4.yMJ 62; con
victs, $17,360 "4: p***t hou*H, $997 80;
extridition. $743 69; b»nrd of Immi
gration, $857; university, $1,500; sala
ries, $8,889 23; miscellaneous, $3,916
24. Total. $88,233 82 Decrease of
debt in two years, $14,361 19
Agriculture has largely increased;
supposed worthless lands ten years ago j
produces forty buslx Is of wh at per
acre; tide lands are worthy of consider
ation. Recommends memorials to Con
gress to remove obstructions to rivers.
The estimated productive capacity of
the lands east of the Cascade mountains j
is fifty million busln-ls of wheat per
annum; production the past season, 59,-
000 tons of wheat in Eastern Washing
ton. Recommends legislation iu con
nection with Oregon for the preserva
tion of fi»h The lumlier manufactured
is two hundred and fifty million of feet.
The shipments ot coal in seven month
of the present year are eighty thousand
tons. Recommends a board of equali
zation; recommends a small annual ap
propriation to purchase books for the
Territorial library. It is probable the
Penitentiary on McNeil's Island might
be transferred to the Territory;
the present system is not economical.
He calls attention to the matter of
pilotage on the Columbia river and ad
vises legislation. He makes no direct
recommendation regarding the state
government. He reters to the Board of
Immigration and the gratuitous services
ot the president, Mrs. Stuart, as fur
nishing a marked instance of unselfish
devotion to the interests pf the Territo
ry, and recommends a liberal appropri
ation. He presumes the report ot the
Insane Asylum will be submitted for
action; recommends the codification
and revision of the statutes. The
Northern Pacific Railroad is largely
referred to and memorials to Congress
recammended. Pnget Sound is the
only preper western terminus for the
north trans-continental road. Should
the western terminus be established at
Portland it will check our advancement
and strike a blow at our prosperity j
from which wc will not recover io the
present Century. He hopes for harmony
in the Legislature, and when their
labors are completed tbey will merit
the approbation of their f»*!l«w citizens.
COCNI 11..
Tbe Council met and the following
standing committees were announced :
Election—Hatha way. Pin?, H.tnford
Federal Relations—Ferguson, Kubu.
Raid.
Ways and Means—Hoover. Reid,
Hathaway.
Education—Hathaway. Ilcover. Han
ford
Judiciary—Hanford. Hoover, Kuhn
Military Affairs -Stewart, Ferguson.
Reid.
Roads and Highways— Reid, IHth
away, Stewart.
Engrossed Rills—Kubn, Ferguson,
Ping.
Enrolled Bills—llanford. Stewart. |
Ferguson.
Indian Affairs —F< rgnson, Kubn. |
Hoover.
Commerce—Kubi. Fergo«6n. Bet 1. .
Corporations Hanford, Hoover,
II ithwa<.
Printing —Hoover, Reid. Pit'g
Counties— Reid. Ping, Stewart.
Agriculture Stewart, Hathaway,
t
Claims—Hatahway. Ping. Kubn.
Memorial* —Ferguson, Stewart, Reid.
Public Buildings and Ground* —
Hoover. Haliford. Stewart.
Public Library Kubn, Hoover,
Ilanford
Mining anil Mining inter «ts —Ping,
!!-»th*wny, Hinfi-rd
B th Lou- - I'ij v.ii'iii'l ti 1 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
A SrnsoMr.Eß
Read and Learn for Yourself.
M «i.y valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is from the
worl !. because of the immense expense
i" funking th. in known to tile people
Ttn* i» m>t 'he case with BOSCIIKE'S
GERMAN NYUCP. although but * few
yt-ars introiuced into tbi< country, its
S.IIH ii"W re tches itt every town and vil
|ng»« in the t~. S its wnmleiful sue
c<»* in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Pneumonia, Asthma, and all
other dise«*es of the throat and lungs,
wa> tirst nude known by distributing
evpry y»-ar. for three years, over 4<H»,000
lv it lies to tb<> afflicted, r>ar «f charge, by
Druggists. No such a tot of merit was
i ter giv. )• liflore to any other prepara
tion. f mid you ji>k more? Go to
your Druggist and get a bottle for 75
cents and try it. Sitiijile buttle, 10
cents. Agents, Crane «fc Brigham,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
FOR GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread,
gn to Piper's.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAUTION !
WniEREVi. MY WIFE, BELLE GIVLER,
\ \ hHVina left my l>e<l auj l«iard without juet
cause or provocation, thin i» >o caution all per.
8< ns Bu'aii>t harboring or trusting tier on my
account, as I will pay no tills of her contracting.
oct.">.4w D. BOSS.
BENEFIT TO THE ORPHANS.
A VARIETY SHOW
WILL BE GIVEN AT
YESLER'S HALL,
—os
Saturday Evening, Oct. 6th,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Orphans of Seattle !
octl F. BLANCHARD, Manager.
TALK ABOUT
VOI R HONGKONG AND PEKIN COOKS !
But if yen Wan* to Eat alter a Mississippi Beef
Burner, Why Call Into the
KA\K fiXCHAMvE
RESTAURANT.
MANUEL & MILTON,
Proprietors.
Washington street, opposite Tribune Office.
oct:t
FAIR WEEK.
DURING FAIR WEEK
-THE--
Steamer Zephyr!
WILL LEAVE
SEATTLE FOR OLYMPIA
-OS
Monflay, Wednesday and Friday,
AT 8 O'CLOCK, A. M.,
A till Kiturnicg on Alternate L>»yi.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP. (X) 1
«iOOD Dl lIINO TilK WHOLE WEEK.
s.m now is TIIS ? $35.
T II E
NEW AMERICAN
Sewing Machines
With the Valuable Improvement!,
Are th« M *l Complete, Light RanalDß, Simple
and Durable SEWINO MACHINES in uae.
It i* m re easily operated than any other
Shuttle Machine made.
Tl'ey aw well made of the br»t materiala.
The; make the Lack Stitob.
The whole Machine t> itn;p!e i:. roortrtict iou.
•aaily nnJefstood. and
Warranted to (jive Satisfaction.
a> hinta tent trial to an y part i»f the city at
n»y expesae.
W. H. PUMPHREY,
SEATTLE. W. T.
aep2l-4*vtl-2p
jr. o. o. M?-
OUTE MAXCH
Led,:* So. 4. raecta
«Terr WEDNESDAY
EVEN ISO at 7H o'clock,
in the Handle Ball.
Memhara af tha (Mar a»a invited to attaad.
®y oHer of the *. O.
MISCELLANEOUS
H. W. ROWLAND,
General Insnram'f Agent !
m+z m a
REPRESENTING:
OrgwiireJ. Ass~ts.
MtTTAL LIKE OF XF.W YORK IM3 &•*>.«OJ.11OO
ISION* KIKE AND MAR I! E IS4* ToSjOOO
CONTIS EN TAX. FIRE 1* :U(\>.non
HOME FtRE lK«'v» HM.OOO
ST PAI L FIRE AND MARINE l v,; 1.*«.000
NEW OKLKAKS ASSOCIATION* 1*» (MjOOO
ST. JOS JPH FIRE AND MARINE... AtOjCIUO
AMERICAN CENTRA" 1,<W,000
COMMERCIAL FN ION I*'"* L?.S(«UOO
0
N. B.—l &in now to i-.sn- 1 Policies f. r the abjvt* Coroj-aries.—" No £oc<t !<• si-ntl awav
for»pprov*! I s:a fuil *pent. ParSiis wi'l be Insured from i!#y of apl-Hoatioji.
Apply to
If. W. KOWL WI).
uepli-JiWtf SEATTLE DRFO !>TORE.
THE SEVENTH AMI AL FAIR OF THE
WASHINGTON
INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION !
WILL BE HELD AT THE
Fair Grounds, near Oiympia, W. T.,
October Btk to 13th.
OPEN FOR VISITORS OK TUESDAY !
MEALS at Grounds, 50 cents : or three Meal Tickets for SI *>o.
LODGING can be hail in three Hotels, in Private House.- 5 , and on
Boats at wharves.
Races Every Day—3saneisig Every Night.
ANNUS!. BALL OH FRSOSY EVENiNG.
Passengers will be carried from La Conner. Skagit, Stilaguatnish
and Snohomish City, on the steamers Faiinv Lake and Nellie, connecting
at Seattle with the Messenger. The round trip, Eive Dollars.
Articles for Exhibition, accompanied by owners, carried with care
Free of Charge, at owner's risk.
Parties desiring further particulars apply to
C. W. LAW'TON,
sep2l-d4t-w3t Or, A. A. MANNING, Commercial Street.
FINE WHISKIES!
NOW IN STOCK :
J. H. CUTTER,
ESSENCE OF OLD VIRGINIA
UNITED WE STAND,
MONOGRAM,
OLD HICKORY,
OLD GOVERNMENT.
ALSO. TO AISKIVE. DIBECT EKOM LOUISVILLE, KV.,
One Car Load Standard Brands!
ALSO, I.VIFORTLP AND DOMESTIC
Wines and Brandies,
BNTGLISII AXjBS tfc PORTERS,
FULL STOCK—FOR SALE AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICKS. BY
Crawford & Harrington,
COMMERCIAL STREET SEATTLE, W. T.
BEAN & MCALLISTER,
FRONT STREET, NEXT Do OR T<> CO LI'MIMA.
• DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
VAKiU
LOGGING CAMP SUPPLIES!
HAMS, BACON, LABD. AND SALT FISH OF ALL KINDS.
STANDARD BOOKS I SPEIIALTV !
BROWNINGS CHEESE AT JOBBING- RATES !
KV, A full nipplt of I.IMK an ! I'I.ASTKRKIi'S HATKKIAI.
alwavs 011 band. au22-dtf
WA CHUNG & CO.,
CHINA TEA STORE,
Brick Store, Corner of Washington ami Third Streets, Seattle
AGENTS FOR TAE SING,
The (ireat Oil Painter of Hongkong, r.ntl Knlarter of Photo
graphs to Life Si/e.
Chinese Landscape Pictures, Oil Paint
ings, also for Sale.
Contractor*. Mill Owners and other*, requiring ( ! ims> isfi'p, w.l. !o ft r
nUhed at short notice.
The Highest Price Paid for Live Hog*.
a c?c». 9
Wholesale & Retail Chinese Merohants-
SEATTLE "W". T*
HOTELS, &C.
|*w Sngland
HOXRft t
Tomer Commercial & Main St*
Sozvttlc, XV". ? '
THE NEW ENGLAND S.\"»
and ii» arcnmniodations for families ... ,
passed. ■ u-wm
This Hons.' is NEWLY BHIT i. ri.
ISHF.I> throughout, has Ur K e ln ,i
Booms. eu.l first class board. „„ fn *niaks<
European P/„ H
cjui tx* hs;! »t mcs!er%t* price*.
IT I N TH R
Best Hotel in the City
!•». C. HARMON.
ml " tt - Proprietor.
Amman Hoist \
Firit llousr Abjvr t!irSlramboat Lanrtur,
SEATTLE. W. T
1 HIS HOIBE 13 THE M 'ST COSVOiIMr
I ly located of any in tlu> , i ty , brl.uT,,
lien.) of Ynder's Whtrf. where alt .tean)4tYmi!
ami df[ an, ,ra "'
noard and Lodging, per week .
... . DO
Board, per week
SOo
I HALKY .t McOKAW. —, 1 n _
EUREKA LODGING HOUSE.
Mill Street, opposite the Occidental.
Opon All
®° l * s '25 to 50 cents.
Spot i;il Rates by the w»*k.
Andrew PlUobi.
jel-iltf
WIMIIII HOUSE,
j Mill wtiwt. lift. Flint mill Second,
SEATTLE. W. T.
V. V. CAOUS, PROPRIETOR.
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i the steamboat wbarveti, stage offleea an.l raliroa.l
; depots. Is neat and orderly.
I Board ati<l Lodging, per week |« tin
■ Boar.) and Lodging, per day I on
myH-dtf
SADDLE-ROCK
|CHOP HOUSE,
j Open nil hours of the day nnd night,
at which the
BEST OF FAKE.
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i<>»Koual)lo rash trrms.
| Fomiiie* *>ippHed ifith (hjnfer* at JVC
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V. Yf. VAN WIE.
•pJiWltf Commercial Street. Bcattlo, W. f.
OYSTERS !
OYSTERS!
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ritDM AND APT EE THIS DATE
WILL HE SERVED IN
A No. 1 Style
-AT
PIPER'S SALOON!
FRONT STREET. »u3l
THE
M l (HON DOREE
KRSTIIHAW !
1 COMMERCIAL STREET, SEATTLE.
Every Delicacy the Market Afford*
Fresh Oysters a Specialty >
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT !
JACOB KNUDBEN,
•*•!>! Proprietor.
J. n. MAKSIULL. ROBERT tSltt
Marshall & Knipe,
Slene & Brett's Wharf,
SEATTLE. W. T..
DEALERS IN
GRAIN, HAY,
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FARM PRODUCE!
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bona*. >t reanonable r*tr*.
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