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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-05-28

THE PERrEcT HosT Is as rare thing as
a great poet. IL no entertains many
guests, he should know enough about
them 20 be sure that he has invited those
who will live amieably together, ami will
enjoy each others society. lie should
show no fayoritism, II possible; and If he
is n man who must indulge in favoritism,
It should be to those Of his guests who
are more obscure than the others. lie
should be judiciou ly despotic as regards
all proposals for pleasure, for there will
be many tina, are diverse and much time
will be wasted il he does not take upon
himself tho labor and tho responsibility
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-05-28
A Most perfect Working marhinc.

OILFOADi september oUth, IhI4.
W. II. Campbell, Lake City, Mimi
The Edward Harvester | bought Of you is
the most perfect working machine for
harvesting grain under all circumstances
that have ever seen il use. ! have
used it under the most trying circun.
stances, and am well sa isfed.
CALVIN BLAcK.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-05-28
POETRY.
nIINusTERING ANGELS.


Angels are near us, their presence unheeded,
Unheard are their voices, unseen are their
faces
Watching, they sigh when we grope in the
darkness,
Smile when we sit in the sunshiny places.
Angels are near us: they counse and guide us;
Lest we stumble and fall in the rough, rug
ged way,
Keeping our feet from the snares Of the tempter,
Guiding us safe to the CITY of day.
Angels are near us to comfort and cheer MS
When our hearts are o'erburdened with sor-
row they come,
Bring some balm that will lessen the smarting,
Some message of peace from their heavenly
home.
Gods favored servants ministering angels,
Cross with us over the daik, silent river,
Through the pearl portals Of heavens mystic
mansions,
To be our companions forever and ever.
LIGHT.
BYF. W. BouRDnLoN.
The night has a thousand eyes,
and the day but one,
Yet the leht of the bright world dies
With the dying sun.
The mind has thousand eyes,
And the heart but one,
Yet the light Of whole life dies
When love is done.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-05-28

GRAM leAISERS REFUSE 70 submit I
e the. wasteul and Imperfect work OF other
reshers, when posted on the Uast superiori-
" OF this one, tlr saving grain, saving time.
and doing fast, thorough and economical work.
TIIRESHERWEN FIND ar highly advan-
tageous to run machine that has no "Beatera."
"PIckers," or "Apron," that handles Damp
Grain, nuS Straw, Headings, Flax, Timothy.
Millett, and oil such difficult grain and seeds.
with ENTIRE EASE AND EFFEC-
TlVENESS. Cleans to perfection; saves the
farmer h'a thresh Hill 10y extra saving of grain;
makes 80 " Litterings;" requires LESS
THAN CHE-HALF the usual Belts, Boxes,
Journals, and Gears easier managed less re-
pairs; ore that grain raisers prefer TO employ
ana wait for, even ut advanced prices.
While OTHER machines are tout ofiobs"
-Four s'Z made With q, g. 10 and IL
horse M united" Powers. also a special.
ty Of operators "alone, expressly TOR
sTEAM POWER, and to match other
hnrse Powers.
II interested in grain raising, CT thresLing,
write tor Illustrated Circulars (sent free with
lull particulars of sizes, styles, prices, terms,
etc.
NTgEInI.S. SExEpARn CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
ALLEGED uL.TREATNENr AT THE INsANi
ASYLUM.

ALLEGED ILLTREATNENr AT THE INsANE
ASYLUM.
Madame dc Vernon, widow of Gustave ID.
de Vernon Frenchmau, no recently arrived IN tAis
country, ana VINO died Monday last III the Insane
Asylum called Yesterday at the COronerS oh o III order
TO ascertain what wOuii Dc the CorOucri action IN the
case From the statements OF the employees at the Ay
lus Al appears .hat. De Vernon was taken 10 tao
ns, atou, very violent, and had 10 be placed IN
STRAIT Jacket, but whether his violence arose from IN
sanity, or his inability 70 make himself understood
could not be asceraIued, Deputy Coroner LEO mace
postmOftcn examination Of Do Vernons body AMI found
that he had died from pneumonia but that he also mad
received injuries nIch ad fracture Of two OF
his rlus jury will be impaneled to-day by Coroner
Kessler. after which formal inquest will be held to
ascertain how 10 be sent To the Insane Asylum,
and $50 the cause OF the injuries which have been
found. also Issued for the rearrest OF
Jonn CoOver au employe AT the Insane Asylum, who
Is suspected having Injured DE vernon, as he had
been accused before Justice Morgan o. having llued
patients and Gad placed under bonds Ia the sum
VI 500 TO Keep tIc peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

MARRYING A DECEASED wIFEs :GRANpDAUGu-
TER
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 3l.-Ex-State Sena-
tor Robert McKenna, leading Republican politician,
has been sentenced the Poutentary for five years
for marrying his former wfcs granddaughter in viola
ton Of : State law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
COURT OF APPEALS.

AIn,NY. \. =. March Gi.-In the Court Of Appeals,
-. I.-. 81, A. Tr~sa- -rpel The Guariisn huu'l
Lii rrnc ned ami cOuclaIJ
1.tN.. Z. C4rl.r .ortialt sgt tomas WAtsubv re-
,r-tsr 'tl o. unset FOR appellant, Rnc BY
v. y. t.Gter.. . r.Sul.a,nt
g. I,l-i.r. ~ Irtr sgt Hulaad Purchase lasuranoe
Comp by Hand Of counsel for appel
e.. ..t.. -f'HL ~
NJ, 1t.taVa q. H.,se. survivor Ie, appellant ag The
- ... -as respondent - gded Oy WH L
L.. ,D4s by u. Ps-t iof responded Case
.
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hoIrls.

IRVING HOUSE, European plan, Broadway
1we-s, .lOek from Rooms al per day
Gao. P. HARLOW, Proprietor
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3Sth-st. and 9th
w Mav H) plan three nne suites vacant ope
first fOT two bedrooms connect
ing all front. with southern exposure.
THE latest and most approved methods OF
determining ksTths from the uv dea ed
and illustrated TIE IRlBUNE EXTRA, NO II. Pamphlet Id
tor 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

CIVIL NOIEs


Louis T. Post tend cred yesterday his resig-
nation lu Assistant Uuu-d States D,strictA.torhey
Tor the Southern District 90 EewYprk. IL 10 TO take
Ell at or Mr.. Post appointed III December,
ls.3 AID account OF having OcGn retainer
pOrtInt cases winch require hAS
entire time add attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
THE COURTS.
JAMES RARDWlCK'S WILL.
A CONTEST TURNING on THE VALIDITY OF A CHANGE
OF TIE TrsrArORs NAME.

A CONTEST TURNING oS THE VALIDITY OF CHANGE
OF TIE TrsTAroR's NAME.
The matter OF the probate of the contested
VII OF James Harlwick argued yesterday before
sa rogate Huichincs. in the surrogatc's Court The
original name 4 Hardvick was James hdrdwi'k suare
H. has u Is claim. q. wife IN England bus a'ef com
ing TO tbs c5uutrr married again and had several chl
dren born 10 Inn here. In lSi7 after the birth OF
llst child he to- s,eps under the New YORK statute
70 change his name by dropping the surname Nv MS
Will he recognized orly his American we ana c0lloreu
IL was sigued uardwck and All his cniidfeh ahu
lis wife we're mentioned bv surname Tue contest
behalf OF the ElgllSh Nlic ana uct GU
Mr. Aruu'X behalf Of the cOutcrtaut-, cidlihru
that the change - name had never been peru cteo O he
thUuC ne had obtained Tue Ofufr o. Tue
Cour aud had pChSaed the change, It had never Deeu
recorded. He c.lneG, therefore, that ne signature
Was uulity The Surrogate reserved nls cecisi0h
THE EXTRACTION OF AN ALLEGED sMUGGLER
The examination of Charles l.. Lawrence on
charge OF frgrry Will take place Monday, April H.
before The urcs ling OF Bow Street Court Lon
an Llwrgu1c was Jointly indicted with lafayette
Graft Gustave W. Bal aud Dcputy Collector COL Rob-
PIT Des Angc. Tor completely the recent silk snug
gIng frauls when indicted. Llwrence was in Mon
irta Canada bus could be reached because tue
crime OF smuggling is not embraced IN the extradtion
treaty b., ve"n England ana the Iited States. Dis
trirr- Attorney Obtuued Idd cjmeut against
Laurence .Or rS-ry, crime Is embraced IN that
treaty. U.tTu- ~ tnis tad ctEent Ltwrcnce n'd u
ecnsOwu Iceland here he was arrested as snon as
he landed. lie taken to London anu committed,
aud Mt Bliss TeQdeSte to sent on tAe Witnesses
aganst HIM. Ti-y have we'd, and will II IL stated,
By flying LIwrence, sccIre his return TO lh1S o. "
tor tIIll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
G.iuauou5 UGnteo females

Chanbernaids.
4 YOUNG Scotch girl as CHAMBERMATD
- q sLAAaIRaas or CA4ABLkM4ID AID "AIIALss. 81
a CONPETENT girl wishes a situation as
- CuAMBEaNAiO and WAITRESS bel Of aV rel rel,e
A YOUNG SCOTCH GIRL rs CHAMBER
~ MAID agl sEAMsrAEaS' or chAAhL AliiD ami "Aii-
A RESPECTABLE girl as CHAMBERMAID
and MATTRESS or e,-b-'3G and 70 :.e waning A.r'
A PROTESTANT girl to do CHAMBER
~ NohN aat PLAS SEWING CsH be seen al Prs'e.t en
A CLEAN, honest girl wants CHAMBER
Pe eo4at[y place &C. not eays her e' ara Ir,F, he Ia
90 stars
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-By a
y neat respectable Ioang or Eeo Is aaes Si.c-y gambler
glass ke best recon neDd4uols Call CARfEShks I3s West
llth-s, corner 6b-ave
" CHAMBERMnD SEAMS fRhSS; Wiling take both works
vii saeton has good felefra wiling o go to the Iln-
sio 9thsts.. up stair
yVANTED-At 107 East 2fst-st., an American,
w English. Gernsn OMAN a. ehan"erma AMI sars,s
NVANTED-By an experienced and we'll
STRESS N. D. Tribune West sae Ode 30s West 23,
WANTED-By respectable Young woman,
good city rc.erenee. c, 5i7 E.s' l7bL. ls
OH WEST 17TH-ST., corner 7th-ave.-A
~ respectb bic yoqag girl as CHAMBERAAiD; would assist
with Washing three years rsisrsnes.
.l'(S sTH-AYE.-A respectable young girl
900 sCHAMBERaAID ard WAITRESS good city refere
ofi WEST 26TH-ST.-A respectable young
m { md MA .sa 9ss I. S WAITRESS
I.lf WEST 25TH-ST.-A respectable girl
4Ot sishe. suatoa a. CHAMBEgMAiD sud WAITRESS 0,
waiting; DO sewing in private IAN y cry le'ereaee
tSH WEST 21TH-ST.. third floor, back room
1sbO Young American gir who re-iss hrT
CHANBgRMAD SEAMS rRESs' One ~ho wiling anu .OA.nsi
call VI address
4 PROTESTANT woman as first class COOK /;
~ beet reference Cali or addese ~ W at lohs
4 RESPECTABLE woman wants a situation
n as COOK and 20 assist wishing; reference
objection 70 priTa- boarding l5s Ea.t zs.h-.t
NOOK and HOUSEWORK-By German.
Young woman: good washer and roner has
nees civ county Al the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU No
l3s 6th-ste
COOK-By a frst-class cook (Swede) for
,,..te family, hest OF reference willing assist With wih1R;
snrcs can br seen e,y country mix Apply
At No 1906 6oase., between 5h n 9h'tA. W stairs
COOK and CHAMBERMAlD-By two smart,
~ desire place 10 do the work Of family bet~een
them eook makes good bread and biscuit
and IA an excellent washer and rOser ehs % qnlct and
ard the country beth have Eof recommends
Call al CARPENIkKs los west st. corae oth.ye
NOOK-By a well experienced woman, who
game poultry in also excellent baker and
pastry cooi the Of nit ana blirf
tered; good reerenees Call 1t IAkrESlEHs 1888 Wess
lltbst corner 6th-aEe
,IH 7TH-ave., between 4Sth and 49tt-sts.
A respectable as srs COOK undersiands
ell kinds Of family cooking hoIh French and kas.h s.o soap. Ssh
entire charge Of the iehso required understands sasst
iA9; nsl sn,Iefsr be Can be for 'vs ss,A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
10 Uhom II man Concern

A Ii the important papers presented ut the
N recent PHI meeting National Acale-y Of Scenes
are pubsbed the TRIBUNE LXTRA No ~ Pamphlet Edition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
HlusltaI JlsrrrmtnEs

A LARGE a. ,Ortmcnt Of very fine PIANOS
snl ORGANS kEr ami SALE ~ 0s prices. otcnN'7 H.
lei DAVIS Others Berry TO-. 80 BfoalNlr
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, square and
n JUus4t.,o ..iN or LII caet. noi- 'i-
OaIatM u. NJ tRGlLN. 3d. ttior.'l ARE 60 10 l.e'iyr
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
"A. PIANO, are c.oni 20 h0errr 'onftus. ~
NM arg .Sorment Of Pa os fou ct lAers A'T
and ,eco l.lanl I44c, NaTenOA "u -. Doi4AV
A MAGNIFICENT pallor, sluue, grand ..
n octave rose wool NOFORrE four 70 ld 30 ciy -,
ra,-nt IT, mol male 10 t'y % tA,f 81
900 0r JJ enbrI ~ e. t'Nl o'p' hHA' az
uet: maker. nice ra lcas~ Can Al pf''s
reslence lZO W..i 2ii-st nest Oh ave-
A GREAT OFFER,-HORACH " AfEES a.
~ son. Lr.siua., =. y vii. Or g das oppose 81 l''
PIANOS OGGAN- sud IODEOS>. le -n. '--ai O" t'-
c.'s, ,her -ur.r- P-ee7 tsT yer ,f'r be-
fore instrument M install meats er'rA nc sf"s
Examine onr stock. t.'@l-tle, care
~ y. BALL q CO.,
y, No. - EAST ATUSr.
IL cher-s her PIANO. aud Oans "s iof eaih
0 insals eut4 IA: ''rr nt --------.
u'HE ARION FORTE has been adopted
and ueI erca.yey hy the NewYorS Cou'er'on 81 na o'
The pa re Instruments 20 rest % 80. %"
rsre, p Squares. G.4a1s Aso - SLtON u.ilANO
tIANOS very @e"ts ANU" FlA"V-
FORTE Co.. M Eat roart'ea bit
ErPRIGHr PlANOS-Large and superior as
I sor,mrut. FOX >lil .. RE - a. OtFrE fO'N Asni
facturtrs - West l3l-s. hc.y 81 9TH lai $50 -Fe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
Crttures auo Alectiu'e.

Crttnres auo Alectlu'e.
last LECTURE-TO LADIES ONLY
Il EDITH O'GORMAN ESCAPED Nu& az th- 4
l,es will repeat her LEl uKE on he e,s OF CAV ~ -
10 AIDES ONLY THIS DAY ib1rsit) Apr ~ LYRIC HALL,
F0rlrsst. iOca.
m doors open : . Aimisuoo % &C. &.
Her three lectures Robinson Hal sere ateied by large aud
fashionable aude1css Of ladies'
DROF. DORENUS
viii deliver tl ILLUSTRATED LECTURE % the "Agtr'-
the Moae ard ne Accounts Of Creation, 40
Assoc Hal, FRIDAY : M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
fine ARTS.
IMPORTANT ART NOTICE.

IMPORTANT ART NOTICE.
TIE AND2ENS COLLr;i Io%
L-iytt AT Room. No "l1 3fod'ab 10
private gallery u! MODERN PAIN fiAGS I,ug ngfo
GanLGE II. ~ ."S S. srlY
COMPRISING more than ~ .T Accc1a 4i i' artists
AFRICAN
Jerome Thompson The Od OaErs bIcAot Hone SN'", homs
he Can D. G Wa. H. D. TAT " y.
De H.. David JOHNSON, w. 7 Richars e..
70 tGiCN.
Battle InlGEo IT, Merle Ga aai b'1hogre Srae lc.'g'''
LItticlon IAoH. SELL lrraf "t'-
Land DIveroe Fecrls. Aruur iJbr cd. 30 Lit14tc''i,
Fortara Ma cr ~. Pr-,'g. MILL = Ten h.c ''r. &C.
10 50 by auction Rooms ' yrD'lgs or Apr z =
aud D. lAe Il''sr- lam "u'""-''''.
OLD AND NEW PAINTINGS
~ and ACUARE prylt" - et0n m aDf9si agd rot-
,.rg MANY rare vlp4be cur p flc among th"n
10 h. ounI EXAMPLES by Fene Or ie ''n Oair, Az
sra,aier BOZ w. c,1er M,l,A G4usioo y JuDaef Henry
Iuman Boucher. PoIssia, Rb.r Mills k'-taul s'', r,
Soy on exh CAnon Han ropns, aDa 10 W s"4
SArC lUAI EyLSISG, Apr 3. II :'' " ,,,,.. ..
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Amuseme.ts.
pOOTu's THEATER EXTRA MATINEE.
nFyRY V Every NIGHT

pOOTH's THEATER. EXTRA MATINEE.
henry Y. EvGar NIGHT
,bs career ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND VISIT
=. THIS CrHURsDAD AFTERNOON III be ne ocs,r'p Of
p, z. men To- \. =; 1 " Rua6a " GIja> Mr.
At = O'Clock sEArs CAN BE aEcCREp.
NALY'' FIFTH AVENUE TiIEATER.,.
A CHARITY MATISEE,
Unler the direction Of Nj AasuS.n DAY
THE GENITAL DisPESsARY
PROGRAMME.
OVERTURE by the FIFTH AyESUB ORCHESTRA qDSe he
FRAvK MAYO kniv volureerei and vii appear in
Charles Matthew's mot sma'i q eo,asiy eAt -, N
supported BY The following artists who have generously vo11ess
Mr. ERaSK H. Inland
Hr RI yer ''''''''''''y Sir Fosberg
owe, cSe
SER Sa. T vam's
Ms Tphorpe NJ G ngo.
D'-g~'
Ill
Aher which.
W.. SOL SAIrh RUSSELL.
in selection i"m b, eOred MonOoue El'e'''nment by ien''
Iv.--.---, . H.. FIFTY,
AVENUE COIPAEY will appear ia ThEl"E SMITHS ehnimIF
comedy Of - - . So ,,.,,,
Nj CHARLES cusIiMo,E n. LOUIS JAMES
NJ, BltktK MI d. VIII lSG
Tn. eIovng manners Of the TTFTfI AVENUE COMPANY vii
slp ar second " Mr. AUGUJiH DALFS
last yr..t ,uccess lie
ZIG BONANZA
(yv;h The e,eoralel GJabe cas) -
JONATHAN cav LADDER ESQ., hlus - BAe- ana BOND,
hod.t. N r. ia W 'e.rat we OF Ai'a-' W - ~
~ A., ~, ~, ~ 0l ct t ie aepre en,s,5 Or
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6e!u UanIeo--males.
6elp Wanteo--females

A YOUNG LADY as CASHIER and BOOh-
N KREPRR storeone sbo has had sns spe-
rnce preferred Salary The mast be Ese Assss v" sss
ll2, Tribsas once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
6itnations Unnieo-- Mdles.

COACHMAN and USEFUL-By a married
~ ssed - rcsn cen Eo care 'ni dave hcrts
mills, "a
wsks erder, hmef generally useful cd
mendaions Cali CAtPES rES. 13o West Iltas-. eofser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
Situations Dault0-- G:nI!sJ.
Seamstres $50
Mattresses.

G.l WEST 33D-ST-A DRESS and CLOAK
OsI MAKgR desires Few Hsag-n 10 ty Sac Jay or wees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
NVANrED-A eitnation AS COACHMAN and

IsfFrL NAN - s--'s vhc o. 1e.-l &c Iaaa-
- terss the se1-, verb ge-t MAS r-e y
tnc temperate csr A h4s -oi rcreucs iron ass
Address }. [. SMITH No. 2U2 LasI i-lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

Farmers.
EARAlER and GARDENER.--A SITUATION
wanted frsr vegetable gardener hy nsrrri mn can
furnish the b- Of reference Address, ARTHUR khbfb 81 CSu'
terbury-sL, Worcester. MSS
Farm HAND.-A German young man wonld
Ike place farm genem ms 10 farming pan
gardening, hore king etc objection 70 9iz
disance the finnish rcir enc Apply At ODbLLo
AGENCY, 100 Nest 3i.h-st cor er Bnoaa~aV
WANTED-Bv a respectable Young man,
w slIUAFiOS in tie eouRsy sth good FARdER C-l al or
sdirss. 4l3 Me.i4 Oihsi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20

Ceaaitfon sf Vice" President Wilson.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1:.-Dr Baxter In a
note 10 the President, says that vise.Presi-
dent Wilson viii In q week be able to 60 TO
mass.
Eain In California.
SIx jose, Nov. Ill commenced rain
ing here last night about six O'Clock and
rained very hsfl during the night.
KSIeRr's LANDING, Cal. Nov. lit has
been raiuiug here steady for the last twenty
four hour hours with strong wind from the
and half feet since Saturday. and Is still
rising.
GHRov, Nov. i5-Dar;ng the day Y, - r..
day but little rain fell. but at night fan com
meHced the heaviest fall for years.
STOCKTON. Nov. lit has TaiBed with
hui slight intermissioa from Monday after.
noon up toe r. N. to-day. Il has rained
steadily for the last "a hours.
DAvIsvILLE, Nov lin the last four
days q inches Of rain fell at this place, Civ
ing total Of three inches this season. II is
still raining heavy, and a southeast " ind pre-
walls
SANTA Rosa, Nov. i7.--Thc storm com.
menced Saturday night ut eleven O'Clock
and II has continued to rain with short inter
missions since
ANTIOCH, Nov. t7--Sincc Yesterday at 3
o'clock ill this morning at ii o'clock IL has
rained three inches and seventy one one hun.
dredths. At the present time il is raining
very hard.
MERGED, Nov lit began raining here
at O'Clock last evening and continued until
noon today.
SAcRAMENTo. Nov. i1..-2:3O 2. M-The
storm moderated little this morning, hut is
steady and warm. The rain still continues.
m haR .nfn Ia nj n Cf EaR
mcrs and business men are congratuiating
themselves on the rain.
MARYsvILLE. Nov. 1.-THE storm which
commenced yesterday continued almost un.
interruptedly up To noon day, accompanied
by strong southeast wind during the fore.
noon.
TEHAMA, Nov. 17-After continued rain
for days and nights, the storm has aba'cd.
YREKA, Nov. 17-Friday evening another
storm commenced and poured down lively
all night long without cessation. The
streams are higher than at any time last
winter. The rain gauge indicates a fall of
IL 1900 inches of water since October.
This lacks about two inches OF being as
much water as fell here all last season, and It
il still raining.
RED BLUFFS, Nov 27-Commcnced rain.
ing yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, and con-
tiRued all day and part of last night, accom-.
panied by gale from the south.
SHASTA, Nov. 17.-The storm which COM
menced Monday evening was severe for
about "a hours. Heavy SHOWS are reported
ON the mountains north. 1t Is now cloudy,
wind south. and indications of more rain
DIXON, Nov. lit rained hard here last
night and up to noon to day. The wind is
changing to the west now, and the clouds
are breaking away.
CLovERDALE, Nov. 17.-It has been rain.
ing here constantly since Saturday evening
until 12 to-day.
.TRUcKEE, Nov. 17.-It has been storming
since Saturday morning, showing and blow
ing hard from the southwest until last night.
when it changed to warm rain, with no wind.
The snow is disappearing rapidly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20
TO THE
L0ggers Of Puget Sound.

WTE, the undersigned citizens of Puget
w Sound, now engaged i'll the business Of
Logging, would respectfully submit the fol-
lowing facts and suggestions to all engaged
in that employment
LIST, That Loggers who have been employed
in the business for many years past, nave not
realized reasonable reward for their labor,
or ret lrn for the capital necessary to keep the
camps in steady operation, nor will the pro-
fits OF the enterprise justify the risks assumed
at the present low prices oflogs.
, "a, That something is radically wrong in
the present t. system is The hd
sustain the means of supply, and afford rea-
sonable margin of profit for the investment,
equal at least to the current rates of interest
on money.
1t is therefore recommended that q conven-
ton OF Loggers be held in
Seattle, ON Wednesday, the LIST day OF De-
cember, 1875.
to mature and adopt such plans as may be
necessary for RELIEF. An earnest and united
cooperation of all interested, it is believed, is
all that is necessary to institute change
which will place the business on its proper
basis. This action is not inimical to the inter
ests or wishes OF the purchasers of logs. but
on the contrary. meets with their cordial as
sent, to secure uniformity of rates and con-
cert of action.
The present time appears suspicious for
action. 1t is one of the interests upon which
all parties interested are agreed, as to its JUS
tice and propriety. 1t only. remains for the
producers to fix fair, equitable and uniform
rates, TO at once relieve the business from its
stagnation and revive the prospects of the
district OF country 1t so materially affects.
We, therefore, earnestly urge full attend
ance at fhe proposed convention, Let every
camp be represented.
All mill owners are likewise respectfully
invited to be present.
JEROME BARRY, FOSTER & ROE.
BENZ. TURNER, AMOS BROWNS
EUGENE SMITH, THOS. MCDONALD,
L. l.. levitt, ROBT. JERALD.
FRANK DOLAN; FRANK HARRIS,
A. s. MILLER, DAV. COURTNEY,
l.. l.. MOORE, E. c. FERGUSON,
MORE & DENISMORE
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-11-20
Administrators Sale.

nY virtue of an order insued by the Hon.
11 the Probate Court Of the county of Lewis
and Territory OF Washington, the under
! signed, administrator of the estate OF John
X. Jackson, deceased, will sell by public auc.
! ton. at the courthouse at ChehaIis Staticr.
on the n. L. II. r., in said county, on
Friday, the sGth Of Novembsr, 1875,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following real estate
belonging to said estate, to-wit: All that tract
or parcel of land known as Xavier Catmans
Donation Claim, and on the records ofthe T.
8. Land Office in Olympia as Claim No go,
Notification No. Is, bounded as follows, to.
wit: Commencing al the southeast corner OF
said Xavier Catmans claim, running thence
north ~ deg, east SO chains, thence north IS
deg, west 81 62-l00 chains, thence south 90
deg, west 9s chains, thence south 6s deg.
east 3262-l00 chains to the place OF beginning.
and containing 500 acres Of land, more or less.
One hundred and thirty acres good prairie
land, twenty-five acres under fence One and
a hal miles from the railroad and Winlock
Station, and good quality of land g
Termsas prescribed by the decree one-halt
the purchase money cash, in gold ccin of the
United States on tho day of iFats; % sas tsoe-
nrlnati0n oil the same by the said Probate
court, ard the balance III six months. The
deferred payment to be secured by mort
gage on the property sold, with interest .at
enc Fer cent. per month.
SYLVANUS A. PHILLIPS.
Admir- Estate John II. Jackson, decd
Oct. 80, 1865. 49:w4