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, 1877-03-31
1SltEADSTUFFS.

FLOGTt-Was quiet and nsm. Thrra fair In
9ulry. but kentrally disbursement ~ to prFces and
buyers tclt back. Safes illr to 50 bfis winters
at II ~ anu AS brl% sprnK extras IT &L :6s0 Tic
pqulRy was chltGy for Low Kradea which In light
atack, wnlto the higher grades a1u cnmpafatfveiy
plentiful. This market cioscd steady, with tho fol-
lowing the nsklnE Of prices: Choice w,ntrr.
u, ,stsaa, 10, medium winters. $0N47.uI, inv xrnao
do, *1,Oo112', choice spring extras, %. a0k7. ~;
medium d. *J.Oh4S.1s; shipping cxtraA s. sk}5. 73i
choice patents $stdSaB.hO, common ID. SOL:
srrtax aureranes, ,DoN5.o0. Eye tour. tU
nuckwhrat do $1.Bks7.5o
nnAx-Was In good demand. and nrm At the recent
advance being in Tight supply. fAlo was made OF ~
tons At tlL752ioO per ton On track. Also, 10 tons
frUM barley NJ $ihD0
, 1877-03-31

ON01HNATI AIR LINE L K0K0Ko LINE.
From ". ptlot corner u Cliaton md casto.i.ssA
depart. / Arrive.
E.y Ef9,s te1ssEt sunda,, ss9s 7.nm
, 1877-03-31

Withdrawn from store during Thursday for city
consumption: 1,131 bu wheut, 3,11a BIT corn,
!, s}3 b1 oats, I'll lu syc md e. :.lU In barley.
, 1877-03-31

Leave. Arrive.
eienaots' Hts1a anh stttators 7s25n. NJ. 7f1p. m.
lcnu9LH HlaNa Tnl etIr ,.it Ais II. l:tI1 M
lockir:i D buGur, AHoux Il f;1 4 nj si:11 H. n
hckf MI fFtlHitIe. t>u,Ix City O::s H. nj 7. ~ ~ ~
PACIFIC ExEfcM for Umahn ant '
Kansas t*f.. ,....,+...... AtO:t3 4. IN. 4:Oop III.
Pacific NlEht ExnfEss for F' *'
OH1ahA. kA1saA City, Atch.
isoI Ut. Joa+ md THIns. fnD0 D. m. G:35 a, IN.
a.
, 1877-08-18

a WASHINGTON TERRITORY Boy. We
learn through correspondence of Philips Ritz
Esq, with parties in Peru, that Mr.. Edwin
G. Tilton, son of General James Tilton. for
nferly- surveyor general Of this territory, is
promoted to the responsible position of resi-
dent engineer in charge of the construction
of the Cuzco division of one of the great rail
ways being built across the Andes by the
government of Peru. As young Tilton was
but one year old when brought to this coast,
and was reared in Olympia, and served sever
al years on the public works both for the
\. z. r. R. Co and in the construction of
the locks and canal at Oregon City, under
Capt. n. w. Smith, and is now bat twenty
three years of age, the many friends of his
father and himself are gratifsd at his pro-
motion. The pay Of the position he has at
tanned by his own merit and high character
Is 5000 per year. II he lives, We predict
brilliant career for this promising young
Washington territory engineer The chief
and general superintendent Of the Peruvian
road is Col Flint, formerly engineer of the
Pacific division OF the y. P. T. r., who
went to Peru several years SINCE and then
first occupied the same position on tie Mol
landO and CuZcO Railroad now fled bv our
young frield.
, 1877-08-18

IyvADED.-The STATESMAN Office was in
yaded yesterday afternoon and the editor
ried off by main force The perpetrators
of the outrage were Major Dissowsy, OF
Pendleton J. J, Turner, Esq, of the same
place, and Lieut. Ford, of Dayton. After
capturing their prisoner they escorted him to
Ed. Williams retreat, and there permitted
him TO drown his sorrows in bowl of lem
onale, whilst his clptors indulged in some
thing stronger. We can tolerate all such in
vaslOas,
, 1877-08-18

CHARLES SCHELLwoRTH, well known
aud prominent business man of Baker CITY,
in company with his family, is at Walla
Walla for the purpose of securing medical
attention. His home is in Judge Baldwin S
house, corner of Alder and Fourth streets
and we regret to say that his condition Is
such as to occasion his friends great uneasl-
ness. Poor Charley, We have known him
since he was quite boy, and always found
him a genial, hearted friend Let US
hone that under the kindly care OF TRENDS
aud relatives he may yet be restored TO
health.
, 1877-08-18

a,ts,,,, pLFAETVRE-We would call the
sr,I - ,r " iaFmers and producers in gen
kDo,, '.,s new departure taken by the well
.asTs -. -'ln Of Sehwabacher Bros. They
,'' :, ..' os'a IN the grain market for the last
r. - y,a's always paying the highest he M marx is.
vaDsr = Kinds Of produce raised in this
,sDr.l.. - aud have established a well earned
T6sy i0r integrity and far dealing.
msnt, q ~ NV Prepared to accept consign-
ped IL "I'''L, oats and barley, to be ship
'bor. - A'0ugh them to their San Fr.,cisco
the b;.hlls - s''d Tor the benefit OF farmers at
feel So, 50, Market price attainable. We
through t5i, 'ha; parties shi2p;ng their grain
TINES OH, ,,.,S Wen known house can If an
''7 highest market price below
, 1877-08-18
FOURTH DAY.

! FOURTH DAY =
The action of the auditor in drawing war
rant on the county treasurer tor slo6 so
/ freight bill on arms sent by the governor,
was endorsed by the board
In the matter of assessment for the year
I 1871: Sam Jacobs, county assessor, return
l ed for the Inspec-io OF the board the asses
ment roll for the year 1871, showing the
/ to.al valua io:i OK tie taxable properly OF the
county TO- lie -, 355,Zl Tne assessor pre-
sented for allowance his clam TOR such SER
/ vice as follows:
To lOS days, at 50 per day 500 W
! Making assessment roll. H....... 5O w
Taxing census. ...............--..- lOO w
IoJL. ...--.-. ---- -SoSo w
Grand and petit JURORS were selected for
the Uc,ober term, 1851, OF the district court,
as follows:
Graad .Juors.-C. T. Back, Cyrus Davis,
Frank Louden, e. 5. Bush, John u Mitchell,
Ed. loss, &. T. Thompson, j. Z. Smith, A
brown, A Z. Masterson.
fetd JurOrS.-Jonn Taylor, Sam Jacobs,
Wan. N. Shelton, Joseph Forrest, K 7.
REYNOLDS L. j. Williams, James Woodruff,
H. ID. Young, Philip Nanney, j. I. Ladd,
I. j. Perkins, Mark Evans, Jamas Lamar,
John Dorsey, JOS Mcdonald, Jonn Rohan.
The ceaire OF petit Jurors 10 be returned on
the 81 day Ci The term, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
FIFTH DAY.
In the matter of TIE settlement of the
sheriff of Waila WalIa county, continued
from the May term. George Il. Thomas, by
j. B. Thompson, deputy sheriff, made his
return for delinquent taxes Tor the years
lo72, 1873, 1874, 1918 and 1876, amounting
to S39 III ~, and showing a balance OF
SI2.6Iy II Yet GU standing, which amount
the shelf Is unable 10 collect. The seJlle-
uent was approved, and the auditor dlree -ed
10 charg; thu territory with lis proportion OF
the taxes remaining unpaid.
Tie rsp port of the grand jury for the May
term Of The Distuc. Court was presented,
and is consideration deferred.
SIXTH DAY.
In the matter Of the care CT the comfy
Soo-, Cyrus Davis was released lEom his con-
.rac., AID the same awarded TO DR.. John
i. Big4a-d, To date from the llth Gay OF
August. Compensation =: TIE rate OF Sl2O0
j er auLum.
con!5y cu.ces, tie order authorizing the
s.1d:ior 20 make SAID purchases was srescinded-
IN the maUJcrcf examining coanty bridges,
it wc, ordered thai lie members Of the board
ae allowed the amounts set opposite their
respective names, to wit; ID. }. Storms, 3
DAYS, So; Dion keefe, days, S25; Joseph
Braden, days and mileage, SIC.
Orders were ordered drawn in favor Of the
following persons for attendance at the Au-
gust term Of the commissioners court: ID.
J. Storms, $50 40; Dion Keefe, $50 so;
Joseph Braden, $50 66; Sheriff Thomas,
SIS. The county auditor was authorized to
draw a warrant in favor of himself for Sll0.
Comfy assessment. The beard adjourned
to meet on Monday, August 9th, when all
que itions relating to the county assessment
Will be considered. TIoS. P PAGE,
County Auditor.
, 1877-08-18

Ar HoaE-We were pleased and gratiti-
ed to meet our friend Thomas Quinn, Esq,
on the street yesterday. MIR Quinn has just
returned from general tour through the
Eastern States, including visit TO Canada,
and comes back more than ever impressed
with the idea that Waila Walla IS an ex-
cellent business point and in every way
pleasant, and says he is glad to get home
a-ain. We unite with his numerous friends
In welcoming HIN back
, 1877-08-18

The PROMENADE CONCERT, Wednesday
evening, was very pleasant affair. The
attendance was large and the music ex-
cellent. All the amateurs acquitted them
selves well, but Mrs. J. B. Henderson, Mrs.
J. D. Mix and Miss Katie ShOue was the
bright particular stars ol the occasion
, 1877-08-18

FoREIGy LANGUAGES ES.-Persons who desire
10 acquire a critical knowledge of the French
and German languages, will read the notice
in another column. The advertiser Is an ac-
comnlished la1v. and from eXperienee and
training is well fitted iEstraos tie student
IN langnages
, 1877-08-18

vp,g Nr IDAHo. A gentleman named
r,rre-. FIVE days frlm Mt. Idaho, reports
81 c-..p and his command in good .health
u .,e-Ilsnt spirits. Col Green is ordered
. establish rermanant post at Mt. Idaho,
,,bisb /, is understood viii be garrlsoned by
,boe companies Of cavalry.
, 1877-08-18

Az IMPROVEMENT. sidewalk Just
put down by Adams Bros. on the Third
street front of their storeheuse Is decided
improvement and one that Will be appreciated
by persons who are In the habit OF passing
that way.
, 1877-08-18

80 rpos remodel their card this week,
9+-., '-,r,,. fearful sacrifice of goods now
,-l,,make room for a new stock. The
- oi,ris firm Is now in San Francisco,
- IN bsviag goods and securing all the
sns4.'a . lbs which will be offered to
f-..,,rosr, 4. helowest prices.
, 1877-08-18

,.,.,,ye To-day and tomorrow being
meeting occasion, the Rev H. c.
fl.'.,., s,, ,giII preach at the usual hours, IN
Vs'1 81. Il worship for the N. Z. Church.
''' tho Y. z. corner Of Fourth and
Solin' y'' ...,lrs Sacrament on Sunday.
, 1877-08-18

L,sHr DrArr SrEmEE.-It is now about
tme tia. Capt Stump had his light draft
steamer on the Snake nver. The boat was
tail finished in time to move the crop of
,bis sas1n. but thus lar has made no sign.
ogr friend Hand. OF the Dailes 3io,p,a'"ssy,
will please inform us what has become Of
Can't Stump and his boat.
, 1877-08-18

GENERAL CAM writes that the people OF
Waitsbprg are anxious for monthly pubh-
cation, devoted TO their special interest Ii
anybody Is fool enough to give has tine and
labor fo- nothing, that is about the place to
start IN
, 1877-08-18

HENRY YASsYc6LE, the landlord OF the
Waitsburg hotel, has exchanged his hotel
property for other real es ate in the burg
Heary being tired of keeping hotel, proposes
to engage in merchandising.
, 1877-08-18

.,sr N PmcE- Purchasers this
J A,,s.9 Offering 72lcents for wheat
S'A -. g.. not heard of any sales at this
i-' W ,,-.ity Of sacks has possibly some
f--rs, . 1l-,.t the ,!-cline IN priee.
, 1877-08-18

Hor.-At nocn yesterday the thermometer
on the north side OF Main street marked l0u
degs. At the same time the Thermometer,
IN the STATESMAN Office stood at 10. we
rather think the Main street instrument was
little out of the way.
, 1877-08-18

4 MISTAKE. - The Boise Statesman IN
noticing the annual fair to be given under
the auspices of the farmers of this valley
places the notice under the caption, 'Walla
Walla Races" This is a mistake. The eX-
hibition is designed to be something more
than a mere series of horse racing. 1t is ex-
pected to make fair showing of the pro-
duets and resources of this valley, and pres
ent the same in such manner as to favoraDy
imnress visitors from abroad Trials of speed
viii be merely Incidental, the great object
of the fair being to show the general char-
acter and resources of the valley
, 1877-08-18

UNeRATEFUL-It is reported that several
OF the Eastern railroad companies are send
ing bills to Washington for transporting the
United States troops which were ordered out
to protect their own property
, 1877-08-18

JUDGE Nix has bought the CarpenteE
property, situated at the corner OF Second
and Birch streets, in this city, for which he
paid $500 coin
, 1877-08-18

hFftlaL NLaI,ls ALLOWFD
J. =. Thomp~un, scrublins shers:fs offieeapi
ole u district clerk l-rk.-..-..-...s { 9s
John Z Bingham. ex minis. Thos Bullock
s,n -..----------.-----.--- Ic 60
Weller q hi Sues 10 lumber tor hri lges-- IA 90
Wn. . D,nse {, p;pe, kJSe. coupling, . uulh
ing an JOIN ior eoart house, by aaii;or IL %
ADJ Ils Rrus-, so' ElEg Rn lock BY sl,ar1f s az
= O'Nel 4" 5 90
rarior matches. byJ raNmpso7. 10
II. NJ Cas-, r. nr :or OH = n Nay 5th. 1871.
ID -, by enIGul,ss Orrers ..-...-...., So 90
Ei .uIneisJ-r, desk i1r surveyor hy. corn's 10 o
p Gaiei ard sa AIRY J1 50, ISL Us 90
RoSty road. .,;.--.-..-.-........ . co
7. Z.sn-r, surV-y,T.g ani IN .kins.o,at of the
Mnlien rod q Union sch, o. ;sonse Is 90
P "a Z, surveying and nzking rsat Walla
waIls TO Colambla county grs:.......-.- 81 90
, 1877-08-18

wm vawter. luna'eg sar Waitsburg bridge
by roumiSsao. ess--------. ..----- -. a
Jokf b. ant, work i0'ie grading IN irvnt OF
4, iSs 2us ,.i bsu i.r ~ Il cascs OF arms from the
dspor ty sh-Tid
SshWaiafhe her Bros | esn oh for city iamp,
matches chimney and cast stee, soap ior
au.ll or's Ctfce ----------- !
II. S.nierson, Z Il < . bed ,iek,---.-----..
:. n nun, cori voo }, for Isli----.------ Z
G + Ttosnsrs. IS davs Ia lIstnc eourt----.. a Q
II king transcript tax l:St.---..----.-
iaIlGr's fees TO guiy 81, mnnths.-- $50 Y
per eeettge On sale OF real esta'e'-----
lCrIr3 Of p,isonrrs .-----------'----- 2iS J
days IL eAalnbsrs--.- ...'-.''...'' !e
10 days 1T plane IN potsits curt. 90 u
Jerry 1t Dennis : curds wood tor J'h---- A o
J. Tiumps n, lamp 49, D
J. r. hoIips Ii, taking Thomas builo <, m
sane, 10 the StrilacOom asy iuin s2lS -
ia yst .s.ard .------.-..'- - 20
Sia miles, 10 esnls per nliie...- II 70
W. II. Newell, printing blanks foT ottiees, let
Ter heats. a lvsrtisil.g tor N ohths.-: S. II
John G. Jus, iee, for recap;urlns eouii'y prs
oler escaped from jtl, gong 10 Union
and bsck, t-lrgraphIng, ETC. 20 4
F. Allen, desk Ior eUu.,ty treasurer u L n Il
II. NJ. iusse, ai00 Tax receipts, loo tre.sur-
er's receipts and binding ia"s OF wash
in.,ton territory fjg ~ ll;or al! Charge. 50 4
johnson, Rees & Nibans, sundries ior ls'S-e :, Ol
John Lewis, pens, paper, etc u O.
''"I t;'Ies n, ~ s-iirosd Sc 90
T. arars itvs m cl,nu.be,s--..-- IS OC
John Pickeii wui done IN clerks oEler ~ u
ID A Wuifn.y- work done IL auiltsr Office =;
.no ~ is r-,,ly slI si,mt,s, :. IS
Sem 7 coI-s lbs ,,ny < assessing $40 90
m5kin- our assessment rol.......... so 20
tax nd, eepsps. ..-..--.-- 90 %
" e exsTai AMI M ne briigrs mi : ......... so 70
D- VITA s ,.sm'....-.........,.. ~ - IS 90
Jos. Bludr days oonEssssoner, Jays
anu Iui cage. --------.- - "
" sioa.1s nng,s1s a,iIrf tl,s -''' IS 90
, 1877-08-18

THE Sr0KASE ISDIASs.-G. F. Thomas,
Jr,, son of Sheriff Thomas, is with General
Wheaton command. Writing from Spokane
Falls, under date of August 9th, he says {:
"When Gen. Wheaton left Lewiston he had
forty wagons and four hundred soldiers. On
their arrival at Spokane Falls they found
three hundred and fifty Indians in camp.
These Indians are to have big talk with
Gen. Wheaton, commander of the expedi-
ton. He told them that they had to go on
the reservation. They replied they would
not do it. Gen. Wheaton gave them three
days to consider the matter Anticipating
fight, all the settlers have left the country,
FarInsaredeserted and thereis general STAN
pede of men, women and children. General
Wheaton. expresses the opinion that there
viii be fight, and anticipating an emergency
has armed all his teamsters Moses, the
great chief of this baud, declares that he viii
aot COON the reservation, and evidentlymeans
fight" In very few days We may look for
sturring news from the Spokane country.
, 1877-08-18
BORN.

GRUSER-In this city, August 9th, to ne
wife of Robert Gruner, daughter, weis ht
o. pounds
, 1877-08-18

FESAwAwA FEEEY.-Mr. c. c. Cram has
'oashi ont ms sons interest in the Penawa-
wa Ferry and is now the sole owner. The
0u!k e the travel to the Palouse country
O'es by the way Of Penawawa, and rs soon
A' 'ae pFcseE, Indian troubles are settled it
quite sure to become an important point
II ~, nam intends to remove to Penawawa
.ugn ne MI take charge of the ferry. as al
- Tie large gram warehouse al that nlace
, 1877-08-18

3..' -'ts hIlU-II- Tor r.aay years a resi-
VI o'i' valley and We'll known to most
-, eA'y settlers, was carried OF BY the
, .'-'1 California excitement that took
....; - many Of cur people. Mr.. Kidwell
i. ,,''l On farm about twenty miles below
,r,lL.a's' a'''s' and now after three years
r. ni returns to his Old camping ground.
,b,,; o-lya'' to the Los Angeles country all
AM elm. o--,'ga toT 1t on tie score of pleas.
iarmer '1.e; ao but says that it is no place for
hon h'''' and hence he comes back 10 his old
, 1877-08-18

Efrs and wife arrived at can
N''oN .bc -th. Theyhave been max
Frsnci'co, 81 On tapr ',,r Of the Atlantic States
, 1877-08-18

FATHER DuFfEY, whose removal from 81
Patrick's church was greatly regretted. Is
lisely TO return again.
, 1877-08-18


TIE S9ozAHE L;p!2xs,-At last accounts
Gen. Whsatoa's command was on the eve Of
a fg't with the Spokane Indians. On the
gt'l, he notified Noses aud his band that they
woald be required 10 60 on the reservation.
and gave them three days to consider The
matter. Any attempt to enforce this order
was sure to result in fight. 1t is known
that Gen. Wheaton has been ordered to fall
bac', from the Spokane, and it is barely pos
sble that this order reached him in tine to
prevent fight. With the force at Che dis
nosal of the government it is impossible TO
force all the Indians in the country upon the
reservations. and the sooner the policy Is
abandoned the better It VIII be for all con-
cerned.
, 1877-08-18

A2AS'oNING THEIR Homes Wednesday
.-o'lln5 last a eoupIeoi teams passed through
O. - VI 'nelF way TO the Willamette valley.
- Iu4a''1ng We learned that they hailed
yI 'ae "aIlowa valley, and had been
- T,''9' away by threatened Indian attacks.
me llslnyes had taken MP claims and made
'1''A0.e Improvements, all Of which they
's Compelled to abandon. These immi.
,rS s-'.s ,,, were originally from the Willamette
-''e 10" return to their old home
, 1877-08-18

- wants a paper Hog Heaven
WNTSB'H -,
w; w, n order. ---
, 1877-08-18
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the P0stotice, at Walla " ala,
August IS, 1877:
Allison. Isaac Jones, E W
Buehner. Herman Kouitz, August
Barlow. Fredrick McKensic, Donald
Cowie. ST Miner, S H
Coolidge, IT J-2 Steilfeid, 4 Z
Downing, WV Tribble, Jas S
File, II Wea5 3. Jno
Persons calling for these letters viii please
say advertised WN VAwTER, 2. NJ
, 1877-08-18

NET SAFE Nj Ton G l;un, tie saddle
and harness maker, row ii the Atlantic
States has sent hou-a :. very finely finished
barglaTF.oy; sa:e, manufactured in Cincin-
hat, and after the style Of the regular bank
SAFE Mr.. Marshall permitted US to look In
ade this strong box, and our conclusion after
studying the subject was, that anything
placed inside that Institution would be per-
iec;ly s.ii.
, 1877-08-18

WOOL n1s l,, ..cts, Ithad been quoted
al,SSg'q als,SgqS cents.
, 1877-08-18

RECOGNIZED. Heretofore all shipments OF
grain from Walla Talla have been credited
TO Oregon. The San Francisco papers, as q
general rale, seem TO be ignorant of the ex-
istence of this country, and if ever they re-
fer 10 this valley at al it is as part of Ore
gon. Recent large shipments OF grain from
this valley seem to lct daylight through some
of the Bay city papers, as an illustration of
which we have the fact that the CAL of
August 9th, notices the sale Of 99S sacks OF
choice Walla Walla wheat, for which the
figures given is - 81, or 10 cents advance
upon the highest price pad for Oregon wheat.
This wheat was shipped through the house
Of Schwahacher Bros. for Wa,la Waila
farmer, and we make special mention of the
fac for the reason tha5 it is the first time
hat Wa,la WaGa wheat has been recognized
in the san Francisco market. Heretofore
all the slipane1+s from this country have been
credited 70 Oregon, bat the day for that
lind OF things IS about over.
, 1877-08-18

OreAys-Untl Sept first, II. B. Sutlitf,
aren't for Pryauce's Music Store, viii sell
Organs a. l0,o25pcrcent. discount from San
Francisco prices delivered in WaIla or Uma-
tiIla, for cash, or approved note on 30 days.
Parties wanting Instruments VIII find 1t to
their advantage to buy now. Call at or ad-
I7,s, s.. LOUIS hotel, Wal!a Walia. 2w+
, 1877-08-18

Gro. L. Ey4ccs, the popular and genial
!urscro thsO.S. y. Cos boats, was in town
Wciuesl lay and Thursday, Nir K"aggs has
bsen acting as agent for the Company at
Lewiston, and business for the season being
over Vas On lis way down to the Dalles.
kaagss mas been employed On the liGe for
Ianoi Of twenty years. aud has a-s'ays been
uel. ia.urI.. with the travelling pID-c.
, 1877-08-18

AUGUST IS, 1871.
, 1877-08-18

@s7=7se -
9feralg Stat'51all.
AUGUST Is, 1871.
-, wants paper Hog Heaven
r,,t y" N orieT. -
=. declined in the San Francisco .
No,. ;, s5ss9 cents. ithaa been q0O's'
I s553: cents, --..---~~-s
pcs, and wife arrived at San
N'oN ~ II. -tb Theyhave been max
,,rnsral tour OF the A'l4ll'--
yorIrr-It may be expected
ElLiG'Y'1s .s. direction Of the Presbyterian
is'' 'al.' ,@.,i1n ',l, Board. Rev Eob- Boyd "i.l
H9' "l n-rIi, service at Weston On Sun
G,- 3a5ls, lS.h. ---,
.,sg N PmcE Purchasers this
,-,. t- ssea Offering 72lcents for wheat
il''' ,,.,,.ity Of sacks has possibly some
f,1''' . ~ ,,,.b the decline IN pnee-
nv To-day and tomorrow being
meeting occasion, the Rev. H. C.
ll-t,, 1t,riJI preach at the usual hours IN
us'1,' 4 worship for the NJ Z, Church,
DC ,be y Z. corner Of Fourth and
South oi -, - Sacrament on Sunday.
rpcs remodel their card this week,
4.-, .-,onpcs fearful sacrifice of goods now
-Inmake room for new stock The
,oi 81 -, tris firm IS now in San Francisco,
- IN bsviag goods and securing all the
snga.'a I'r.I-,ss, VI h 7 which will be offered to
,.t,,o.r, 4. thclowest prices.
r.,y Vr IpAuo. A gentleman named
r,,ne- FIVE days frlm Mt. Idaho, reports
81 G-..p and his command in good .health
nj excellent spirits. Col Green Is ordered
q establish rermanant post at Mt. Idaho,
,bsb +, is understood viii be garrisoned by
,Lnecompancs Of cavalry.
.--5E.
IIsHr DRArr SrEAgER.-I is now about
rme tia. Capt Stump had his light draft
steamer on the Snake river. The boat was
+,l. finished in time to move the crop of
hi, .sa,1n but thus lar has made 10 sign.
our friend Hand, OF the Dailes Iiooa,a'"ssy,
will plsass inform us what has become Of
Cart Stump and his boat.
OreAys-Uutl Sept FIRST, II. B. Sutlitf,
aren't for Proauce's Music Store, VIII sell
Organs a, l0o25percent. discount from San
Francisco prices delivered in Walla or Una
lila, for cash, or approved note on 30 days,
Parties wanting Instruments viii find it to
tbdr advantage to buy row Call at or adj
dress st. LOUIS hotel, Walia Walia. Wv
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hn1s9s has been employed Oh tAG me i'r
lsroi ot twenty years. and has a-"egs been
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'.1' 'o L'@-1l'A ..!.,'.'..,5 nave D'eA 'L-
"''s 70 g. ..'I'-s' '.-.. '-'--." ~ s--''.--
''''S' ! DE E9's' '' s''s.'..--.- '-[, ''3 10
supply Tie "1l.art a.uH- ie----'' The boats O.
, 1877-08-18

Present, d. J. Storms. Dion Keefe. and
Joseph Braden, commissioners In attend
ance, Thos. P. Page, clerk Geo. F. Thonss
sheriff.