, 1875-07-31
Tracts for the Times.
No. 3.

T!~c ANU iali ~ gram thth'-
for much wnrdy speculation, and has proven
positively hat
THE GRANGER oR6kNIZATIoS
- bv no meau> u.-rfect in-rifurion vt. IhlS
c,rnclu-ion Is arrived at by your coTreSp'"-
drnr On account Of The fact that. wher'7as he
Granger. should have been ihe frs 70 be ia
forrn-d Of The ris-, 'hey were dwelling IN
biis-ful Ignorance of il, ard could n"t or
"tipped the wink" eSrn while merchants
we're engaging their grain at an advance On
former quotations. aud were actually ni'hinS
the mo'-y from their P'ek~ts; or a' the
traders hs1, it, "specuIsfing ON thrir bit
ter tion. and buying grain At Two
bi-- pr bu.h-l les- than it va worth III 'he
market Now if yon -h"nid hear OF any
=. trader - b,c"rning .Is-P-rA'fd ht my IN
-isua;lon that this -p-eleS "f sPecuia'lUn Is
nowaRiUHr THEvERy,
please in timsre 10 hIm n the most vociierou'
manner possible that I'm N married man, and
that Mrs. Man About Town does her sweep
irg with one of those pGreI.r socket handled
brouns, aud that If ne should come fooling
around il will not br my head that she will
sock Il 10 in eating the rogue retreat upon,
Aud if any GrHng-rs otj-ct 10 rhe intima-
ton of lack uf organization, az sUme may DO
likely to do, for new beginners in any enter
prise are always woudrous wise in heir own
csmceir. phrase give them the benefit of the
week PER head OF the membership OF the
Walln Walla Grange will furnish them with
semi weekly reports BY telegraph of the state
OF the P,r'l,nd and San Francisco marka s.
But a WORD Of CHEER To GRANGEKs.
Of the late raise in wheat was based upon an
&C nal failure OF the European crops, the de-
cline of this week cannot be permanent, ard
IT will more than likely go Up again TO the
quotations of last week. TIRE decline Of tbs
week Seems only TO have bren caused by rhe
great rush oi grain - the Atlantic seato4rd
upon the frsr news of the rise in Europe,
which filled The present demands of dealers
there and stopped further purchases. But
upon the disposal of their present los they
will be pr"ptr-d to bay again aDl upon h
more extensive scale- B-sides, the surplus
r,'~ry where upon this continent il much less
than i has been for Years and onr market IL
nur wholly dependent upon failures i'll Eu-
rope. O.r.aat barley are both very scarce
in California ana O-rgon. and present quota
rinns there will irsnrr II much better price by
shipment now than has h,-'u obtained for he
past 'wo yenr-. with II g"o,. prospect ahead
for IA rising market
And now cnmes subscription Pap'r all
the way from Weston, asking material aid ct
our cit z'us in constructing cut of road
from hat point to IntrrSct rho
MEACHAM ROAD.
Certainly the construction of such a road
would ben. fl rhusa interested in rhe Mracham
route. and shorten the road tn Weston But
c,nuot s-e how Wnllt WaIIan can find it
Ia his brHrt TO ignore the
sUMMERVIII.E ROAD
III which h. IL more directly interested, aud
cons'.nt 10 travel from sixteen to TWEEN miles
out of his way to b''~f mp interest whose
every effort is directed against his own.
That the Snmmerville ronte TO Grand Roude
valley l. fnIl day : travel nearer from WaIla
Walla 10 Grand Rpnde valley and the Boise
country, every ean,S'rr whp has trayrlrd bv
the different ronres wall verify. Be>ide4, we
have assurances from the merchants aud ira.
derS ~ Uuionfnwn, Cove ami SummerviIle.
which comprise nearly three e-fourrhs of The
trading Interest of that country. that when
the rnllro ID il completed 10 this point 'h.y
VIII have all ,h-ir fright hauled over the
SummrrvIlle road Thy are now s,4fi>frd
10 brGin This work with he road In is pres
ent condition; bur il nmqne~ ionnbiy needs
lutproV' rIrnt Near the summit. ana If our
pe"plr have any money or work TO b-s'ow
upon the improvement OF roads acr,rS- the
mountains rhrir pltiuest Interests demand
that II sh"ui! be ,xp n1rd upon the Summer
vile ronre. MAN ABOUT Town
VIEWS OE GRENT LsWYRR.-The great
advocate, Charles o Cuuor, has ben known
for years 10 hold PECULIAR notions in regard