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, 1876-04-22

AGRICULTURAL lMPLEMESrs.-We notice that an
agency for the sale of Walter a. Woods superior
agricultural implements is about to be established in
this city. Mr.. W. s. NeSLJsry, the general manager
for the Pacific coast, is now here and arranging for
the sale of their machines. Some of the Walter A
Woods machines have already been tried in the val
ley, and have stood the test admiralty The same
firm have recently invented and put ON the market
an entirely new machine. described as a harvester
and self-binder. In country where hands al
ways at harvest time this Just the machine
that is wanted and must have large sale. The g La
Belle wagon is also feature and slil to stand
a dry climate better than any other. The Buford
iron gang and sulky plows sad to be very superior
TO be introduced by Mr.. Sewbury's firm We
learn that Mr. E. II. Nixon has been appointed resi-
dent agent for the sale of their machines and that
he is now putting up warehouse for then reception
and storage the lot Immediately in front of the
brick hotel. Our farmers certainly have the prospect
OF getting good implements, at low rates.
, 1876-04-22

DIsGRACEFUI~-At the concert, WeGnes-
day evening, an individual, who from his
sxe and surroundings should be en- example
X others, disgrared himself and disgusted
the audience by his persistent attempt to en-
barrass and annoy a young gentleman whose
ability as pianist is universally recognized.
The audience evinced their contempt for the
dastardly act by encoring the performer, and
in that way effoctually sluelched the over
grown hOOdlum.
, 1876-04-22
GAZE OF THANKS.

At a specal meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
the Walla Walla Lyceum and Libra! Association,
held on the 2uh day Of April, 1876, It vas uuanI-
mOusiy resolved
rendered to the ladies' and gentlemen WHO 50 kindly
volunteered their services IN aid OF the Library, at
the concert given tor the benefit OF Che Library AsS-
ciatiOn on tie evening OF the 18th Instant
That the Association hereby expresses it, crate
ful anpTeciatlOn of tie kindness OF Colonel W. L.
Parnel 70 whose ability and energy the success Of
the entertainment Is mainly due
s. That the thanks OF the ASSOCIATION are hereoy
rendered 20 c. Gray OF Portland, for the piano and
organ used at the concert.
BY order OF the Board.
r 7 ANuRFWs JAMES X KENNEDY,
Secretary. IIeaf.ehl
, 1876-04-22

PRoF. PArL BouLnSs FAREWELL CoNcsRT was 1
grand success in every way, the house beng crowded
to the utmost and every one well pleased with th'
new and novel entertainment. Ms. NOonie BOulon
Mrs ! d. Nix, and Mss Emily Boulon we're deci
3ll, wonderful and deserve great praise and eredi
for performing so well upon the brass anu string IN
struments The gentlemen also played their part
well. We cannot give fuil detail OF the concert II
this weeks paper, but can certainty say lAt IL va
- nj the greatest treats ever presented 10 Wall
WnlIa audience.
, 1876-04-22

IMPROVEMENTS At THE GARRIsoN.-Im-
movements of all kinds are rapidly progress
idp at the post. The officers quarters are
undergoing repairs, The fences are being
psinted, and the general appearance of the
post is wonderfully changed for the better
Several hundred shade trees have been set
ont and are doing finely. All this look like
= ,,armaDeut occupation
, 1876-04-22

PROBATE COURT-In the matter OF the
puardinnship of Aurelia Meyer, a minor
John Bush authorized to adopt said minor as
his own child, and that said minor shall
hereafter take the name of Aurelia Bush -.--
In the matter of the estate and guardianship
Of Julia, Rose and Cecil Wertheimer. minors
Guardi,n's sale Of real estate confirmed .--
In the matter of the estate OF Joseph heil.
muth. deceased. Administrator sale oi
personal property confirmed
, 1876-04-22

Trr Furrh of July committee have in
.lJoJ,s Wingard for orator, Rev P. B.
r,.-,,.rI,in for reader, and Rev S L. Bur
n T. CHAPLAIN. They will also invite
D. r Erlls to prepare an address or histo-
.l.l.eb Of the country, to be read that
, 1876-04-22

Rack Pay GRB.-At meeting of the
,,,.il. Tuesday evening, an order was
r,,.f f.r the payment of what is known as
1...i,s ta-k pay grab. In justice to the
r.a5ers It may be stated that lawyers were
: ,Ba ooiuiJn that the claim could be sus-
.,.,al IN the eourts, and under these cireum-
en-. !, was deemed best 10 pay 1t before
-. vtrs added.
, 1876-04-22
The TrOtfing Stallion
B BELEFOEN Err

WILL MAKE TIE SEASON OF 1876, from
~ March lst 70 September LIST, 70 limited num-
Der o. Mares, gt AA.K'S RANCH, on Dry Creek
The bloDd Of this celebrated horse i derived from
the three most fashionable and most noted trOttns
families and his the of trotters Is too
well established for eminent He is the sire Of
" Mark Twaia, " who at years old and With but
little training. showed 22O gait Also, OF Bell
E0wer WLo has trotted IA 2.25, and tor which her
oWuer has refused cder Of $500. Bellfounder's
excellent b-alth, condition and VgOr promise well
% ss.asn his reputation for tainty the stud
TERMS--IEe -ezls0L, $50 payable when tho
Mare i taken away or for insurance, s75, 0ne-
half payable II the time Of srvio and the remaining
one-half when the Mare is known 20 be in flal-
s<5 Pasture and good care vii he furnished AZ the
raheE but accidents and escapes OF Mares hs at
the, owners risk. Mares. 20 bs bred viii be taken
from town, any day, If LEFT at TIE Stable Of A.
SMALL az co Al.o
, 1876-04-22

The MAns.-We have 1t on reiiaoi0
,boritv from Washington, that a strong ellor'
is being made to have the mall service Oe
twssn Boise and Kelton discontinued Also
to have the daily mail between here and the
-a;Iroad reduced to a tri-weekly. ben On'
da,wood. speial agent of the POstOfhce Depart
rnsnt, is said to have recommended the AO'''
oh
, 1876-04-22
RELLF0UNDER CHEF /.

Five years Old, viii make tie seson At WallA WallA
Driving Park. He i the best son Of the veteran
BelifoUnder; bis dam exeeilent rutd mare, Large
and OF great STYLE and highly bred. He II uutrained
but shows remarkable trOttiny action Ia nearly is
hands high, weighs il5o pounds Of dark ross<ood
bay oolOE, and Tor symmstry Of form cannot Be
excslied
TERMS.-s25 for the season, due when the Mare
q taken away Mares bred by the season and prov
FL nOt IN foal either Of the above horses, viii be
bred next SEASON free Of earQe or II the borses are
sold the money viii he refunded. Apply on thc
ranch, 10 TKED BELM0RE; or in town 70 ths
owner l2-3m G H hACh-
, 1876-04-22

OREGON DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
vsssrs. James Il. Turner, f. IEgle, }. ;
ycCov. 4. J. Cngler, J. Morrow and O. L
Tbomuson, are the delegates from Umatill'
.o,,tv IN the Democratic State Convention
The delegates are instructed in favor .o'
Macarthur for Judge
, 1876-04-22

N HARTMAN, with her interesting
,h,ut to remove to San Francisco.
'n-', =, husband is employed in one Of the
s' IL We trust that fortune will
g. indy upon Mrs. II. and her house,
, 1876-04-22

c.,,-rpr-Prof. Paul Boulon and troupe
A.,r farewell concert on Thursday
.,,l,. TO q large audience. The music,
II and instrumental, was good, each
.,s,r actor performing their parts with
-, and graCe.
, 1876-04-22

lanes a. HENDERSON, former eAPf'o,
agent has measurably recovered his hsAi'n' an
ranorte5 on his way to the npper country,
We are informed that Mr.. Henderson wiz WIZ
+.t. the nosi,ion of agent in charge OF the
Portland office.
, 1876-04-22

The yIyrAN-KoHLEK TKoUrE viii give
AN entertainment in this CITY, " ein'
evening next. The press uniformly speak
highly of this troupe, aud from our KNOW
edge of Mr.. Vivian we are certain
,,,a-,s;r,nent with which his name Is 0oN-
-0,as Ill aasarve a crowded house.
, 1876-04-22

DryocRErIc TIckEr-The democrats OF UInatlila
Dor,tv met in convention at PendletOn, SATURDAY
last and placed in nomination the following tieAe'
Representatives, j. S. Mourw, W. 5. Goodman
;,5,a II G. Yoakum; commissioners, Benz. wal
Ion : @ Iiehttoot: sheriff, C. e. Sloan clerk, l.
NJ. Coffee; treasurer, G. W. Webo; asSeSSof' AiiOS
Benson; school superintendent j. L. olor! SUI
vsvor. - Maioney; coroner, Wm- DICKSON. we
ore told that the ticket gives general satisfaction
and that the determination Is 10 eiee' e''-' --'@
, 1876-04-22

PRIVATE LAND CIAIM.-A bill has passed
both Houses of Congress and became law,
directing that the tract of land known as the
military timber reservation, in Walla Walla
county, Washington Territory, containing
six hundred and fOrty-one and sixty four
hundredths acres, situate partly in township
seven north, of range thirty-six east, and
partly In township seven north, of range
thirty-seven east, of the Willamette meridian,
be, and the same is hereby, granted as fol-
lows: The west half of the said tract to
Mary Sinclair, widow of James Sinclair, de-
ceased; and the east half to said Mary Sim
clair and the heirs of the said James Sinclair,
deceased. And it shall be the duty of the
Commissioner of the General Land Office. bv
and through the proper United States land
Office in Washington Territory, to cause the
said tract of land to be surveyed, and to issue
patent therefor to the said widow and heirs
Of James Sinclair, deceased, in accordance
with the provisions of this act
, 1876-04-22

u,rEs-Messrs. Bentley 81 Cation
-, ...,,, works in full operation. and
h''' ~ -. treated the bands in the STATES
!T" - full dozen of pop. The boys
N,S ol.. I'm hanks for the favor.
, 1876-04-22


IL - -STEKTAINNENT.-The concert
i. u T.. Wednesday evening for the benefit
&. Ny Library, was a most enjoyable
- Zoe inst place the attendance was
40 including whatever of taste or
~ nave III our midst, the reunion
ks,''-'ily pleasant. Again, the per-
ss.a ''s our citizens, ladies and gentle
,a,.-.a. @' S's' sense of the expression, and
'g,s. ing IN aid Of a worthy cause, they
a,..l'. u ''an the rigid criticisms that might
Id p p applied to strict professionals. ~
ss. i-'nell, the organizer and director
4sr., I''e'', The maiu credit is dne. but
60 ''lno' be said in praise of the la
ssa Sia''5Inen y. who 50 ably seconded his
Ac.,. -, Judge Nix, Mrs. Col. Parnell,
!. E.,i. e.: .4sa,i'sws. !, Mrs. ]. f. Woods, and
%a.r.- r.1.; ;Shoue, deserve special ' mention. SaL
sea,ios ''slaen' it would seem invidious
Sta4,is, l. names, mes, when all done 50 well.
S:srs, MA b, ,nasuCe the entertainment was
:as,'ias .n,a The library fund quite a
, 1876-04-22

REuoYAL.-The Express office has been
removed to the building on Main street, one
door below Mr. o. Brechtel's bakery. T. b.
Whitman has been appointed agent, aud IN
Future will have charge Of the Office
, 1876-04-22
Governor of Washinston Territory.
CAPITAL
IS S . .. d o D ?
Divided into $4,000 Tickets at So O0
Colin each,
OR, ELEVEN FOR $50 90.

The County Commissioners
of King county, Washington
Territory, appointed NJ. S
Booth, Esq, Auditor of King
county, Capt. Geo. D. Hill, l.
S. A, Treasurer King county,
and John Collins, Esq, Trus-
tees, into whose hands the
whole of the property IS
decided in trust for the prize
holders.
The property to be distributed is now being placed
IN the hands Of Trustees before the sale or Tickets
as provided By the act.
, 1876-04-22
Letter from BurkSyiIIe.

BuRKsvILLE, Columbia Co, w. T. Aurl 10. Is76.
EDITOR STATESMAN N:-Hayip0 baen a
reader Of your valuable paper for the las,
ni'een wears almost from its first issne, and
always tlndlng 1t advocating and defending
lhe true interests of the country, you will
not be surprised when say it has become one
OF our most welcome weekly visitors but for
sometime past, especially during january.
FeornarY and a part OF March, it assumed
more the form OF monthly at our fire-ide.
having received but an occasional COPY.
while our other papers came regularly.
Where the fault was | cannot say. We re-
ceIve 1t regularly now, and are happy.
Dir. Editor, having seen but littls in the
| papers III regard 10 our new county Of Gjlum-
oia, L viii send you the following. which
You may consider as reliable, if Of sufficient
interest to notice: As farming country il
contains large amount Of rich agricultural
lands, which, with proper cultivation. will
produce from 80 TO 90 bushels of any of the
cereals raised on this coast. There is con-
siderable of such land unoccupied both on
government as well ss railroad lands, and is
situated from : 10 % miles from timber and
the same distance from shipping points ON
Snok1 river The land lies mostly on rolling
hills. intersected with narrow rich valleys.
As stock county 1t is first rate, owing to
its rich grasses and many watering places
There are now near thirty thousand head of
sheep IN the country, to which add our spring
lambs and we have total of not less than
htiy thousand head. So you see that sheep
husoandry will form no small part of the
wealth OF the county. The wool clip Will
be heaTy and of extra quality, being long
and entirely free from burs and alkali We
estimate the clip at one hundred and seventy
five thousand pounds, mostly from long
wooled grades. Information 10 regard to
this fine lot OF wool can be had by address
ing K. ?. Steen, Dayton, president of wool
gVowero association.
PATRON or HUsBANDRY.
The grange interest in the county is
good, there being six Subordinate CHANGES,
with numerous membership, aud in good
working order. Representatives of the
oranges met ct Harmony school house,
March Oh. and organized County Coun-
Gil, and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, X. 2. Steen !;
vice president, ThOs. ThropelI secretary, f.
b. Logan assistant secretary, r X. Eauice ;
gate keeper, Mr.. Hemel; business agent, Geo
Hunter. Building a warehouse On SNAKE
River, at the moI!h of Taoannon, was the
first business of the Council, which enterprise
'hey are rapidly pushing forward TO compile
tion. The size Of the building is 40xS0 feot !;
also a smaller one 20x40, which is completed
and ready 70 receive freight.
We We're present at Il meeting of Rurkville
Grange, Oh Saturday lat, and with many
others, partook OF one of those social features
Of our order, the harvest feast. The table
bore unmistakable evidence Of the culinary
skill OF the sisters Of that Grange.
The crickets have made their appearance
in considerable numbers in some par of the
county SUBSCRIBER.
, 1876-04-22

N'N. HAG.-We hear Of a case of sean.
NJ III which tho names of two professional
sa'!nsn are mixed up in an outrageous
a-11sr. When slited down the reports are
.l-i 70 have originated with an idle, worth.
E~ fellow, Who uses words without regard
u iha' meaning or truthfulness, and now
aa' lie has E@'s-,' a" tempest. is filled with
h'.' In justice 10 all the parties, these
h'i' should be dismissed to the limto Of
~-s, a,, On earth.
, 1876-04-22
Rates ora DOWFa Freight, {,
Rates Oh Up Freight,
[PER pS Wight, oSl
[PER Ton MEASUREMENT, OSl

GOODS, MERCHANDISE, ETC. ETC.
From Wallula IN Walla aWalla-......----...t2 q 20
Flom Wallula to Whitman 90
From NhitlLan u Walla Nalla- --------- %
81 BUiIau.- Material Agricultural Implements,
Lime & transported % Wa!lHla at reduced spec2L
rates Will e Carried by Railroad at One-eighth OF the
O. ;. v Coz charges.
, 1876-04-22

No suRsIDY.-MOntana has voted down
the proposition to subsidine the North Pacific
p.;i,oad in the sum of 5000, coo. The
Nontauiaus acted wisely
, 1876-04-22

Iarrr. MILLER, OF Fort Lspwei, is at the
49,. He is looking well and will return to
ost in a few days. We understand he
IL IN soon 90 East on an extended leave
, 1876-04-22

MARROW EsCAPE.-Monday last, Mr.. N.
Lssr., a large stock man, living in this val
Ky, sas engaged in driving up band OF
arls, when his horse fell with him, aud the
aris mn over hi PROSTATE form bruising
oiaving lin iuseuslble. At first it WAS
'-P,d that his Injuries were serious, but
"a sIal'ua'i'n it WAS found that bsyond
~ trni,e, about the head and face, there
ENaohn- 10 endansrr life. We hope to
~ -lr iaail ga, IN q few DAYS.
, 1876-04-22

ryr EDITOR of the STATESMAN expects 10 .
.. wa.,or on Friday of next week. when nc
will be pleased to see persons who nn'y 0.hsr.
sah,od on account of subscriptions or 0'hsf
wise
, 1876-04-22

-.-,x,pEp.-Tho STATESMAN office ao-
Sen, .1m. the compliment of serenade' on
b'''- .f.ruoon, by Prof. Paul BoulOn
ls'.i.' =. nrmDsr- Of his band
, 1876-04-22

WuIA WALLA HoKsEs'-'' .. - on
,ba oeIsbrnted horse trainer went OalS" @ nm
Il. rm9 -. train of cars, taking with na nim
aha5Sa1g S.a Brandon" and two other fast horses
, 1876-04-22

FoR LEwlsroN.-The o. S. n. Company
klts haze resumed their regular weekly trip
aIeviston. Boats drawing three and four
ia,Oi water can readily run On Snake River
aihb season Of he year, but towards Au-
.rt thy ars compelled to haul off To
Hz; til, emergency the Company is now
t1lliug boat that will draw not to exceed
saiaears, aud this boat is expected to keep
!, The irifs uuti! the River Is closed.
, 1876-04-22

- term Of the Probate Court COM
IHE . Monday next, and will stand open
1.a',.I % Il d rbs business has been transacted
, 1876-04-22

rgr steamer Takima went TO Lewiston on
u,-snesssv last. The water is very high IN
49, R;rer for this time OF year
, 1876-04-22

- an the Cumberland Presbyterian
Tue SriI3ins H,r is being pushed rapidly for
, 1876-04-22

PURNAS, not Thurman, is the Con-
gresham implicated in the sale of ca.
detship. The similarity in names led
to the mistake. We are glad toknow
that the ablest statesman and purest
patriot III the country is not to be
smirched in this way.
, 1876-04-22

SCHOOL EICUEsIoN-The pupils attend
,,s yfncrnr's Academy, as also the child
~ attending Prof. LaNIarche's school, were
mated 70 an excursion over the railroad yes
,-l,r. The invitation included the teach
g.. sri parents Of the children, and all mus
rsl together presented quite an imposing
,ny The little folks as well as the elders
4. IN lastOoi to have enjoyed the excursion.
, 1876-04-22


iAEIGHT QUESTION remains unad-
i committee, representing oar lead
-'1''a1aals houses, interviewed DR.. Baker,
4'a'3sy last. with a view to bringing
:, - 1 oomPFomise, but up to this time
4 '' 'aaalt. This quarrel between the
..a e.','' aud Railroad Company is embarrass-
4 S'anehes of business, and if allowed
r''a Oh 's suTe to result in disaster to all
:, ','''sa' It is understood that the Rail-
- -'-- CEMENT have the proposition of the
..l -ola'' under consideration, and that a
answer VIII be returned early the
week. Without wishing to die
-, I, We can only express the hope that wise
z,l.-.s,,.a may prevail. With a satisfactory
gI- r.. Of this freight question, Walia
q = -l' bright prospect. II the quarrel
TAD !, :. only ruin and disaster. The best
ts,,i -; .ue country is he who does most
sus About settlement.
, 1876-04-22

OUA MAiis.-During the seven or eigh. year. that
Dou Ohder"ood has held the position of
Tor Oregon and Washington Territory h. 81. -
manifested the most stold Indifference to the want.
oi this immediate section Of country. In Tim. cb,.
aeteriZlnS Mr.. Underwood's oficial cor,rva :, :.
proper 70 say that We have private grievances
give euge 10 our censure. Our relations with NJ
ChderWocd have always been pleasant and r0r
sonAi'y We have found him courteous. agreeable
gentleman. But when it came to our mail matters
lie has always exhibited studied neglect n,,ri,.,.
the winter season when our mails from t,oyF ava .,
corrupted by the lee embargo, Mr.. Underwood In.
never avalled himself of the means AZ his c,rra,,,
TO send the mails through overland and IN ,1;. -.
las frequently exhibited entire disrerard for the
convenience OF our people. His latest and worst NJ
Tense Is his appearance before the Congressional
committee, where he is reported TO have testified that
there was no necessity for the daily mail frrn Kalto
to Boise City; and further that the mail n w.rs
MailA should be cut down to tri-weekly service.
Ii MS recommendations carried cut in future oUr
Eastern mails will come by way of San Francisco
and thence the long and tedious route I'D the oas.
causing delay of from ten days to two weeks in the
receipt of the mails This is the unkadest cut f all
and we earnestly implore the Senators aud Repre-
sentstves from Oregon 20 interpose in our DO
half Tue mail service, as now organized between
this point and the railroad is great public eonyen
lencs, and should not be discontinued al the mere
whim OF postal agent who from some cause is dis
posed 10 Ignore the wants Of this section of country
, 1876-04-22
DOWy SPECIAL RATES

Merchandise. Fruit and Vegetables, same rates as
above per ton measurement.
Wool One-balf more than the above rates per ton
weight Bet hides each l2E cents
Wod, sand, Stone and Live stock at agreed On
ratrs up OF down. by car lOad
Double rates on last freight Packages up OF
down.
All freight not delivered before p N on the da =
after it Is received at the depOts Will be stored at
owners expense and risk.
and al freight received at depOts will be at owner
risk f fire until shipped or delivered 10 eoL7lGee7;
All bills payable IN gold COIN before delivery Of
fgsiyht.
, 1876-04-22


".S GOODMAN Is one Of the candidates
u lie lemocrH'ic ticke, to represent Una
- county in the mex, Oregon legislature,
weave io';anate i'll the acquaintance of Mr..
'''aan' and can certify from personal OBJ
7'--'a that he is young man of much
~'' 'aln average ability, and that if elected
: s-- faithfully reprfsent the interests of
"l'aiusnis, Mr., Goodman is quite a
'o-S man, and yet without adventitious
-''-'' 'naes IN his favor, be has managed
.'-''PFi'a aud industry to make himself
salent. Springiug directly from the
90 -'ee from tbs contamination of cIiques
=. - NJ. Goodman is Just the kind of
! Present. the wants md interests of
'-'4.-!a'e section Of country.
, 1876-04-22

GARRISON COUNT MARTIAL is in sss-
- AZ Fort Walls WAlls.
, 1876-04-22

The NEW YORK Sim declares that
Eaton's testimony of the whisky
frauds brings up the question whether
Grant is not a pe1urer. Grant last
Winter declared under oath, TO protect
Bsbcock, be did not know McDonald's
bad character, and Eaton shows he
did know it two or three years before.
, 1876-04-22

N0rF.-The charges Of the WaIla Walls Wanula
Transfer Company on down freight transferred to
o. ). y Co : boats, including TIE business Of Tor
,y.rsiu IS 70 oents per ton. And on up fregh re-
esived non .. 5. y. Co.'S boats and forwarded, g
pr tcu. All down freight, rur forward shipment
not consigned 20 partes at Mallula, VIII be turned
over To tbs Transfer Company 20 forward.
, 1876-04-22

THE LINCOLN STATUE was insugura-
ted at Washington on Friday, the 14th,
the anniversary Of his assassination.
Fred Douglass, the colored orator,
delivered the address, and a poem
was read, composed by Miss Cornelia
Ray, colored girl of New York.
The statue is colossal in size, made Of
bronze, and cost $1,000, which was
all contributed by colored people.
, 1876-04-22
North Western Stage Go.
fE3e G. IL EAT AE
Reduction In Fare TO the EaSt.
EAC.I RATES OF FARE.
EaC.L RaTES OF FARE:

T5rouyb tickets 70 OMAHA, CHICAGO. RASsAs CrIT,
s.r~T L1g5-rs, Pzri-ADELFHIs, NV EoEK, BosToS
n ,sBIssr,s, ami all points TIA BoLsE CITY and
KEIroS, the direct Over land Route E11st, We h2~
af-r at greatIy reduced rates over the line Of the
S0rth-W sstsrn stage Company.
New ocacies, good stock, skilled drivers and rsl-
able performance Of service On time arc SPECIAL Ia
tures O: the Company
OFFICE Al The
Slime Hotel, " AHA haila. W. H.
W, B. N1fsRIS, j, n, GORhASs
General Superintendent, Agent
Boss City, l. T 2-u
, 1876-04-22
District Court Summons.

Dated Walla Walla, December IS. 1875.
S-3m. r. GUICHARD, Probatt JlIes
, 1876-04-22
PASSENGER RATES.

w1La WAILA, ApriI II, Isl6. 4-tf
, 1876-04-22

B. /. SHARPSTEIN,
Plaintiff Attorney. 1854