Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], October 19, 1877, SUPPLEMENT, Image 10

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other up In onler to uwmmuhte the
public. 'l‘hlubmfldlnnmemboml Illn
ply In final“! to “our Wlllllm.”
“Harm's—mu attention has twn
cnilul to the don‘t-rum «million of the
grade on the road running had: from
i'nion Wharf. In talking din away trout
iho grade. the overhanging hlnil' has been
no in such 1! condition that. quantith-a of
earth, sometimes tons at once. cave away
Ind come down. endangering the lives
of usual pastors by. Children have fre
quently been seen playing along this road.
right in a position to get killed by lulllng
earth from above. Now that the ruin y
season is hue. making the piecemegl eav
ing of this bank a thing of frequent occur
reme. the attention of our city fathers can
not he turned to the matter too soon. A
remedy ought to bé proVided at once.
AMDENT.-~Mr. C. 11. Grenweld, En
glneerof thd ctr. Favorite. recently met
with a painful accident at the Port Gun-
bie saw mill. Having been asked to tenu
porsrliy relieve the engineer at the above
mill, he was exnmiuing the engine. when
his ieit hand m caught and the tirst two
fingers were severed. Dr. lioughtou, the
resident physician. dressed the wounds.
and thepatientlsdolng well. Mr. Gren
weld,,it will be remembered. was smu
moued from Oregon at short time ago to
Ippesr its I. witness in the Sutton trial.
AN informant. from Port Discovery, ‘
has kindly hunlshed us with the intelli
gence that Mr. Robert Greeuisw. of that
place, on the 7th Instr, shot and killed in
bear which weighed—when dressed—.7l]
lbs. This shows that master bruin, though
lsrge and active, occasionally i'siLs victim
to the strategy, and adds to the glory of
our festive sportsmen. Friend Greeniaw
hits the belt for the present.
THE Dispatch was Hither late yesterday
in stitrting to Scheme. She lett this port
about 11 o’clock. taking considerable
freight for the dlfl'erent points on her
route. Mr. J. Mandy and minily. ot'
the Sen Juan Lime’ Kiln, tookfpnssnge
across, being on their wsy i'uu‘iie. Mr.
McCurdy ii!” been Aliment about it month
in Victoria and Portland. , . ,
MR. G. M. HALLER informs us that he,
with Judge Lewis and others. who have
been out on s‘hunotiug excursion for nearly
two weeks. en]oyed the trip very much,
although the rain for two days. in the
early part of the tour. made it ruther un
plessnnt. The party visited seVerul isl
ands in the course or. the trip, uud killed
in lugsdeer. .- ‘_,
Tun. fiiull‘ yestrdays trons Victor“
hmnght lumiiigenee to Mrs. N. U. llill,l
of this pisee, that her daughter, M in Kittie,
will return from Sun l-‘ranelem in about a
mouth instead oi tenet-tile Ilnlil "in
summer. . .A loiegrtmit’ihu'v relatives with
whom she hul inn-mini visiting. bring
ing news of micro sickness, explains the'
change of plsns.
Ln! Idviees trnrn San Francisco in
lonnusthst the prim-of put-mes is Lie-l
eilning in that market. The nose menu
tobe n'rfld transporting of the pasta,
cmps from the surrounding numtry to the
city. Some Ma 01 the institutes: suppiyl
”I‘D bfottght in. an hr fillies! turn the:
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the- part nl lln- L‘umn-i! zlml [ln-m.- on the
purl 0! ”Ir lluuw hr ahqminml In inn-s
--lig- lhv financial Cum tiun of the 'l'errl
("rial l'niversili. Messrs. Hathaway
mum! to amend y uinglhe lonls “con,
aim». ul building and finances." Garth-d
--am! [he pn-sidvnl appointed Mr. Untim
wny mnl Mr. l‘lng us such Committee.
Mr. Kuhn, lntmhwed an avt. Conncll
BIN Inn‘Bvlng ‘l') this building 11*
'l'erl'ilmlll. mu Mum} day. my
‘uppmml—n was passed wlth a unani
mum Vol.o. , _ ‘ A > _ >
i Mr. ilani'ord intrtxiuccd Council Bill 18,
providing for o short-hand rcporterior the
court-i ol' Witshiugton 'llerritory. On
motion of Mr. Kuhn it was referred. ‘
Mr. ilaui’onl intrtxluecd Count-ll Bill. 19.
Inuct to upportion the Legislative As
sembly. licicl‘i‘cd to committee on elecy
itious.
House joint mentor-ill 7. praying (or thel
opening ot u l.'. b‘. Lllid oiiice at Uoli‘ax,‘
W.'l‘. Passed.
House Bill 4. an act repealing an out
incorporating the town of :l‘umwuter. W.
'i‘. Referred to committee Ou corporations.
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 10.
Mr. lluui‘ord introduced Count-ii Bill
20.:tnuettor013eol an act in relation to
the duties of lrohew Judges. Referred
to judiciary committee.
Mr. lluui'ord introduced Council Bill
No. 22. an act n-inting to probate of for
eign mills. Read first, second and third
time and linseed. .
Mr. iluntorti introduced ' Council Bill
N 23. an act in relation to the records of
‘ probate eourts. Referred to judiciary
committee.
House Bill 8. relating to the oii‘eriug of
rewurds tor the arrest oi high wuymen etc.
Passed.
House joint resolution 8. taking that
both Houses of the Legislature meet, in
the Hall of the House. Oct. 11, at S r. M.
to listen to the Centennial address oi lion.
ElWood Evans.
(Jonucll Bill 0, in relation tomortanes
on personal property' Passed wit: the
following amendment: ' Milling mmchini‘
cry ol‘cvcry kind and nature was added
[to the Bill on motldu of Mr. Ferguson.
‘ THURSDAY, Oct, 11.
‘ Members all present.
Council Bill ii. on net in relation to
prosecuting, attorneys, detining their du
ties. and fixing their compensation. oecu:
pied the whole morning session. it was
amended in various sections and with or
dered laid on the able till 10 o‘clock to
morrow. - ‘
Council adjourned.
FRIDAY. Oct. 12.
House hill 6, an act in relation to the
computation of time. Referred to com
mittee on judiciary.
Home 81112. in relation to proceeding
in civil actions. Referred to committee
0n judiciary.
House Bill, an act to make valid the lo
cation or county roads. Relerred to com
nlittee on roads and highways.
House memorial ‘2. in relation to the re
moval of jurns in the Stillllguamish and
Sknglt rivers. Pinned.
Uounclljoint lesoiutlon 8. in relation to
a visit of both bodies of the Legislature to
the insane Asylum and Univ-:mity on the
15th inst. was up for consideration. Mr.
john favored the substitution oi 2241. in-
Iteud of 15th in onler to five more time
for the pro ier reception 0 the Le lslntive
body at Sleihlcooul and Seattle. Afr. Hen
l'ord favored the [sth in order to attend
more time thereafter for mature action on
a bill in telutiou to the insane Asylum
Mr. iloover favored u more thorough ex
amination into the workings ot the public
institution than a mere look at the build-
lugntudu wk wlth wardens. can, Mr.
Smart thou' ht tlut the expense I‘L‘Q‘Sfi
arr to cuulfic the whole body of the
Leghlumm to vklt public Institution’s want
too great and leaked two" the IMTMM“
A wanna rty. Amendment a opwl.
Andtbe ”(ram 101' the excursion. . ‘
Mr. Klnut,ommln substitute {or that
\cll’llNl n-mlutlnu Inkling Ilou. Elwood}
‘Evem m dealver m» Ceuueunlul uldrus OII‘
the llllt. Incl now uh that the tddnm be
delivered In the mm: "all It 7 o‘clock In!
21.. on u.- Mopml. '
'l‘hr Bill Man"; In pmntlng Immu
-013 in ulna" up I! 10:35. md it uwupkd
the remainder ol tin that u“ 13 1.. llwul
atrial. Adjtmmal. i
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Alii‘ I. hM‘o‘ t‘VHll folluwml in {ln} Wuki' o|.
i'l“ [WM-lii law. i
11. M' Howl of l'm'iiir. Iron: mad; and
h-glmap. rn-pnrtoul lily-iraliiy on i‘ollncil
llni iii. providing tar tlu- i-nmtruction «f
in. hm. «lraim null \\'utrr-u-mir.~r~‘. illlll'lli‘.
in" the 0M luv.
Tlmw um 17. providing m the elec
iiun of irnnuty wn'uuiednm‘ri of .lcll‘a-r-‘nn
count? by districts. Raul tinnitime and
[us-st“.
"on”.
Tt'rmu. Oct. 9
Mr. Lon: lutroduu-«l House Ilill 26,
nmemling Rotary l’ublic act. Referred
mg‘uluhciury committee.
r. Gregory lnlrmluml Home Bill ‘l7.
to amend an act. incorporating the clby oi
Wall: Walla. Referred to committee on
our lOI'IinIIS.
lllr. Atkinson‘s resolution that no print,-
in v ll.‘ allowed in the House was carried.
house memorial 2, for removing oi)-
struitious in the skngit and Stiiiuguaunsli
rim regret- . . . - _
1 Council Bill. clmngin ' the name of All-‘
[drew Wilson to Ulu}a Anderson. we.“
yasicil. -
... game Bill 7, compilation .of time.
posed.
House Bill 0, making valid location of
county roads, passed.
House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 10.
Mr. Daniels presented petition numer
onsly slgned, paying for rcpenl ofllccnse
law regarding dr n‘king saloons, and ask
ing tor the enactment of a local option
law. Referred to Education committee.
Home Bill 20, providing for election of
militia oliiccrs.
Home Bill 17. repealing the act. relat
ing‘ to election of county commissioners 0!
Jet ‘orson county. Amended and reierred
back to special committee.
- THURSDAY, Oet.ll.
Mr. Stiles introduced House Bill 31.
describing dntlesof ,county surveyors Re
ferred. '
Mr. LaDu introduced House Bill 35, de
dining rights ofjurors in W. 'l‘. Referred.
House Bill No. 16. tor repeal at low rc
gnrding selling liquor to minors was lost.
House Bill 17, to repeal an act relating
to the election of county commissioners in
Jefl'ereon county. Paeseti.
Adjourned.
FRIDAY, Oct. 12.
House Bill3B. introduced by Wmman,
amending act relating to discharge 0! bal
last. Referred.
House Bill 39, introduced by Mr. Wur
bass. requiring county commissioners to
furnjsh stutlsties for nae of Immigration
Boards.
House Bill 40, Introduced by Mr.'Barnes,
relating to estruys. Referred.
[louse Bill 41, introduced by MrLVnn
sickle. amending act relating to the elec
tion oi county Commissioners and defining
their duties, as approved in 1869.
House Bill 42. ntrodueed by Mr. Wur
huss. declaring unfetteed land in San Juan
county as public pasture".
Hr. Korter introduced House Memorial
5, for erection ot a Custom House at. Port
Townsend. ’
SATURDAY, Oct. 13.
House opened at 9 A. 11., Speaker in the
chair. " ' "
Mr. Stiles mover! for the appointment oi‘o
commit? 09 three townie: with Trus
tees oi aootut Umige’ building. teamm
min how much the room now used Is 'l‘er
irrittoriul Liibrnry‘vcould ble obtnifii‘l lot.
essrs. St ies. '; nu ' t . _‘ fi'pere
apfiointed as sue'h‘houvzattegtu ‘
r. 'l‘ihhets presented House Bill 45, to
chilr‘ifie the name of Wenul Holpuck tool
to i ilhun lloibrook. Read three times
and passed. ‘ , . : i . -
. MI" Horr introduced House Bill 46,
authorizing the eouatructlon of s wharf to
deepflVuter in Olympia. Referred to corn
"In?!” on corporations. ‘
House Bill 39. nmendinF act relating to
dlseharwe of ballast put .
Mr. erbium introduced House Bill 47.
in relation to forei 'n corporations holding
property in this "I‘erritory. Referred to
committee on corporations.
.. . Adjourned.
[Owing to the lateness of the up Sound
molly our reporter could not send us Mon
day and Tuesday proceeding ior this iuue]
A tele mm from Ohio. 'f round
the moths", sud brother figgstbrs,
of the killing in that city I at week,
of George Cl‘rk, son of thzllto Jno.
L. Clark of ()lym is. It in aid that
he wu run over Ky the Cl", sud no‘
information is given. The family
Ire much grieved It this culunicy.‘
his donzh having been tho ‘hird m‘
the hmilyin the hut three years—-
ihe fuher Ind Mrs. Vonon being the
other two. Goon-gin grow up almost
to mmhood in Ul‘ympil, Ind then
went buck to the hat to study Ind
complete his Rule. The body villi
be mm to the funlly. Mr. Wm. H.
Oink, his brother, um! L. P. Vonon,
going to San P‘nncimw receive
n.
The pool“. of Vmcuunr no lup
py. u they now have u «I»: an. In
thoir mun sin. The cit bu efl'oct
ed a comptomiu with tie Cuholic
unit-ion. whereby tho luau! alia
quisbu ull clsim in confidential o!
the ma of 06,300.
It in 00¢?on “at one-id! the
bopemp in m County. 0‘: in
boon dun-"yet! by the Into an;
ml- ”was. a: un- Ind-hm.
I‘M-aluminum .
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WATERMAN &. KATZ,
7 1' ‘ 1 . ,
Sllll’l’lM} AM] tflllllllSlflN
LI. 111 R C H x\ N T S
AND DEALERS IN
General Merchandise,
Keep constantly on Hand
THE LARGEST STOCK
ALL KINDS OF GOODS,
Furniture, Lumber, Doors, Windows
BRICK, «5‘ All Kinds of B UILDIJVG .Material
And will Sell '
CHEAPER FOR CA SH,
Than any House on Puget Sound.
AGENTS FOR
Wells, Fargo 8; Company’s Express
Our Facilities for Purchasing in
the Leading Markets are
Superior to any.
We will give and take Exchange on
SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK
At the most Liberal Discount.
W'ATERMAN & KATZ.
JflJI/ES JQNESQ
Corner Custom House 131.111de
IF YOU WAN T
Reading Matter
Stationery of all kinds ,
*School books
’ Picture Frames, m. sms
Book-shelves 8t Brackets
Nice Fresh Candies
Nice Fresh Fruit 2 Best Gigars
Go to James Jones.
TEE SM/‘GEZ?
SEWING MACHINES
Great Reduction
ThruVm' Funuly Smrmelur/nmwwill lu'rmfll'r
be Sold (I! I'm Do".r.. .-Im/ u” nfht'l'
”whine- u I'unnily Reduced I‘ricee. fr Though than Humans have
been greedy minced in prim the Quad", in" he Nucuumml u Ila
High"! Standard. The "W . 05w AM“ Bunny
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