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McDaniels is using the celebrated
Florence Oilstove. For sale by Cassells
& Co., on 18th street. Everybody uses
them. i13-3t
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Ladies' suits and cloaks at greatly
reduced prices at - Lax a.
d20.tf MARES s. MYRRs'.
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pa meals cheapeat At oyster Bay.

Before taking inyentory-dress goods
at greatly reduced prices, at ~ -qai
: d20tf - ss1fARKs 4 MYERS.
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; Subscribers who fail to receive their
papers regularly will confer a favor by
Immediately reporting the fact at this
ONCE. tt
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For Sale Cheap.

A good ranch, one mile from town,
or will exchange for city property.
Clear title given. Inquire Of N. Taylor,
at Central Corral. s57-12t.
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Potato Bug Extermnator" is man
ufactured by s. II. Kennedy, Omaha.
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LaIies' kid gloves-at Is cents Pc
pair@Qreat bargains at 3
d2O-tf MARKS d MYERS.
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Fresh eggs eggs and butter just received
at the Red Store. a j13-3t
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Hardin has combined his two barber
shops in one-under Dyer's Hotel. /
j10-5t. FT{ET
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-14

Use 8. H Kennedy's Hemlock Lini.
ment for horses. a27-dS
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Fat Mans Ball, Delmonico Hotel,
Monday evening.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-14

Furs cheaper than ever at zan
d20stf 5,sa !, MARES & MYERS.
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courtesy of Wvo. Archives & Hi
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-14

Novelties ia sro.s Agarss. ropsne @os
other Native Stones. Ne welt as -aycpiN.e src-
auctions from H0I 9hJ jB yIoIidCT bGIT
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NATIVE GOEI.lt

70 " bas ,h9LoAsjs
70 pleas. aud ini.r-z,ssiJ y y .v-
step- from the hep", ~ TITS sdflo 1abIn.
itfIu II hIsd 81 a. .siigl
- dqIF .39ET5nO9 10 idrnn4ga
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Personal Paragraphs.

'ourt adjourned TO Monday, at 8 a
Itffts B
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p~arativeiy grateful. IN
There can be but one opinion ex-
pressed after an examination of the
stock, and that is that s. Bon has the
largest, best and only complete assort-
ment of boots and shoes, allfrom the
best manufacturers Of the country,
ever brought west Of the Missouri.
7. Joe Fisher returned from Laramie
yesterday afternoon. He succeeded in
capturing n ofthe eonyicts, Cue,
whom he was escorting to the peniten-
tiary, and lodged him safely at head
quartersrba the other, Barada, alias
Sloan, succeeded in getting away, and
has not yet been heard from. 70
AlHuntef, GoSsrnme6f 8agon.mas-
ter at Fort Laramie, arrived here yes
terday with two prisoners, who are &C.
cused of having stolen some Govern
ment saddles. They were examined
before Commissioner Bruner, bound
over until the next term of the District
court, and are now reposing in the Ho-
tel de Carr.
The subjoined doggerel was picked up
on 10th street last night. ~
knew q bank wherein the white chips grew
White chips. and red. and yellow chips. and
4 Az senS S,rk Ess.s, sss snr ne s asyEE yss,s as %s.
Ana when 1 quilt 1 found me busted quite
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sess.F=qso AEs ssasirzR iian
t,-r s.flo,sog sal s9ltoa Y.d.-r, u,ru
, 1877-05-19
Grand gurJ Report.

hon. s c. Wisgsrd, Jadge Of Fl-s; JudicilI Dis
iriS, WasLiEg,0a IeIFtt.Ty We, tie Grand Jury
sppaIntei ior The Nay, IL, term OF the District
Count: rsp-cifI iy report that have carefully ill.,
vrs;isttei all casts brought before and have found
and presented one true bill tie part Of the United
Stats M e.eVen true bills tie pant Uf ths 4eITi-
tory
Ne have examined the hooks anI records in the
various county offices, and find them neatly and sys
tenatically kepr. The officers IN charge CoUrtC-
Ous, diIsent and attentive to their duties
Our examination Of t3f county records dIseloses
the fact that for several Years past the statute
htiug TO sheriff returns has been dsreaTded by the
county commissioner annual returns Of that
otictr not having been verified Iy affidavit, the
law directs.
We note various Improvements made in the court
house during the past year, among which are pro
III the way OF fire proof vaults for tie safe dc
pOsIt and systematic arrangement OF records and
papers IN clerks end auditors ofiees.
He visited the county ii, and found the prisoners
wei! cared for the building and premises scrupuOusly
clean, which tat, considering the ifH -ultis Of the
situation reflects great credit tie of,eTs IN charge
The county JAIL was butt years ago TO meet the re-
qure'neLts OF that early day, when tie county was
loOr Population Sctuty, and itls not much IN de-
mani Never famed fnr strength or great restrain
IIg capacl J, II Las grown sTadu.lly weaker and
worse, Un Il now II sta ds shabby aad dlapiiaed, a
thing o! the past and SOrTy comment upon the hber
aiIty AM humanity OF The wealthy and prosperous
county that owns II We earnestly recommend thlt
Steps be taken by the proper EuthOrites looking 10
the efreii,n Of larger, stronger and suitable
ba!l:iDg fcr a county jail.
The city j,i W found 10 lie well kept StronSand
well suite Ior tie purposes Tor Whi.h It intend
cd.
We find the streets and alleys OF tie city OF Walla
Nalla, and tie b-eky yards OF It's inhabitants gene
rally hithy. Laws are endc'e! requiring owners OF
bouses III the city TO clean out their chimney iles az
stated intervals because il cleaned The property
OF lliS nelghGOr Is endangered, but a sink-hole or
ptIvy vault that endtngeis the lives OF q whole CON-
EuIlty by the spread Of what Is known by medical
men a. NTH diseases" Is passed unnoticed. We
recommend the enactment OF more stringent laws
on this subject and InOTe rigid enforcement OF sGeh
already exist
1t Is our opinion that the present license for retail
lns liquors. fixed 10y the board Of county comanis-
sioners, Is too low, and We recommend that 1t be
raised TO the highest limit allowed by law.
We are OF the opinion tit the United States home
stead and pre-eIaprIOn laws are frequently 10th
ignorantly and wiiifully abused
Gun inquiries INTO ;he action of road supervisors
lead Us 20 the CONCLUSION that there has been great
negligence IN regard 20 the erection Of mile posts
finger b1arls eie.
The financial condition os tie county q Wslla
Nalia gs per records in the aHitGr's Office Tor the
fiscal ys.. ending April 3cJh, ls77, is as follows
, 1877-05-19

that hereafter every article furnished by the county
to the different officers, by order OF the county com
nissicn rs as 10y law directed shall be by order of
! the county du!ItOr.
II l. also ordered that AL Hills 10 he presented 20
! this board Tor payment must be presented TO the
county auditor week before the day OF meeting
OF each ur session. to be by him properly audited.
In the matter OF settlement between the auditor
AMI treasurer; the bCrl examine. the books Of the
au,ijOT and treasurer and found them agree and
the hiiaHce the treasurer's hands aIee with the
accounts OF said ofer; Or cred that the settlement
made between said OH for the fiscal year eniing
! April So, 1871 be AMI the Is hereby approved
B.ll of ThOs. o Brien, not allowed.
Ordered that the county auditor draw warrant on
the county fund favor OF Frank Bell, for H4Oney
paid on account of N. Thompson, Iauper-
Pay of oticers hoard eouf.ty commissioners /: Or
dered that the county auditor issue wIrTauts on
the ecuEty treasurer III favor OF the fOlIWHg numgi
persons Tor the st opposite their for per
( diem and mileage Of officers OF sad GOaTl:
j. j. Storms y 40
Dion ktefe.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
JtSt pa BI'tlfi-- 80 o.
" Il Lon ts.- 10 up
Aotti.. -" ~
/ certify the foregoing i correc' rs shown by the
journal ia ny oifi,c. THos. p PACE, Auditor
, 1877-05-19
District Court summons

TERRITORY OF W4SHLNGION, Sc
Couaty If WaHa HGHd,
In fe District Court Of tfe Przi Judicial District Of
Washington Territory.
AHGELINE CARLON, TL1intG, rs CHARLES
A. r. CIRLON, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO
L CHARLES \. Z. CARBON, Defendant: You
are hereby required to sppaar in an acton brought
against Won by ANG EIINE CARBON, Plaintiff, in
the District Court OF the First Judicial District Of
Washington Territory, holding terms az Colfax, IN
and Tor the COUNTIES OF Stevens and W hltman 10
swer the complaint OF Plaintiff, fled IN Whitman
county within twenty days after the service OF this
summons, exclusive OF the day OF service II not
served In .ii county but IN sad District 10 thirty
dys otherwise within SIXTY days. o. the si Plain
TIFF sill take judgment against you by default, &C
corllng 10 the prayer OF the complaint
The SAID action Is br ught to dissolve the bonds OF
nat-inouy existing between Plaintiff and Defend
ant, on the grounds of desertioD a1d alan .oan@nt
OF Plaintiff By Defendant AMI Tor Other pIopcT relief
in the premises.
And you are hereby notified that unlezs yOu ap-
pear and answer the sand complaint as above required
the Plaintiff VIII apply 70 the Cart for the relief
demanded therein
- Witness the Hon. S. C. WISGARD, Judge Of
L. 5. fthe Distric: Court OF Tie First Ju liei-l
- Disirict nf Washington Territory, and the
seal Of sail Curt at xei tins st lay Of n 8, A D.
1877. A REEVES AY2Es, Clerk
4. Z. IsHAM, Flaintffs Attorney. eSsT
, 1877-05-19

r,orrvFxrs.-Salem has an excitement
Il. shape Of a married man who has
- b;- wife and gone off wi h another
m,, A, WLla Wala We have an excite
=. of the same kind but here 1t is a
lid woman who has gone of IN search
y r..,urc, new. II our Salem irieuds are
stl.5 oi u We fail 70 see H.
, 1877-05-19


Th- + llayyit.s usIlal pelsons were appointed road
suIrly,,.ls IN tie several G.SturiS, tO-wit: Jonn
IfN ant IA. To- bond gwen, and =IpI"Eei ior S1Uu0
lanes ALtll.4n No. : IS 5 A...lri so Charles
buck, ~ l. james heIs!.s", No. TO- I. Dtich,
No s.: JulI. Goodwin Nc ~; John bi'tlei, No / )
P.rr:,E N-rtIa No. Il; ina Nealy, No. H.
Iusursuce Ct lue Court House given 70 tue Union
Iusurauc. Co. ul o..I iriBcisco 'inout't S'oo, ior
500 com, ci'e yessf -,
Cost bids justice courts a4O"ed anu Gl>-eIt1
p4li, amounting 20 81 81
I'M ne matter oi p-ti,Ion Of the city council OF
Waa - all, city, asking dli 10 baild a bIlI,- across
2I! Geek, az Main stlrlJ uIDtTr4 ti.at S'yO %eith
u. uIlbr b. tcuatel 20 i.= cry oi Nai.a "aiAa Ia
ts--, y. t..s ,.lsllu sad bridge the lumber 10
mated To b. giy-u CJdTr ut tbe county co'i'''iS-
si1its uv.llu lie ,-; O. " LII NoilI -cctpis tie
In lie n.tte. = tie cos1:y - from "sll&
H.,.A a. SiAcOJt's Ferry, Snake I.yer, By Mullen
bridge IUucl.=t; ordered that Newton Aldnage, c.
DAVIS. and J,siaes NcNanlart be appointed 10 view
and !c-t sulEuub " sail Ioa1 as = IA " ala Nala
cyuuty time syt Tor view, june l3, iSI4,
Ia jhr matter uI = private culyrrJ asked for 10y
Jacob hlulrr; OgJe. e. t;.t J.ou hIOeE Oe allowed
70 put cu!sert Mil creek county TOst, at or
nrur Lls LOuse; that he put up Land ralIns and
wheel guards, ana that lie d bond WITH lie coun-
" AuIlIuU that be Mil uc TrSVOnsbie for aay da'H-
u..rs ;aat ulsy ueeur Though LIS ActlOH III put
ing IN ts cu4yeE' sII cuiVert uot 20 is less tin
10 lerJ Al x
bil ot ~. W < g r. z Co. Eor t.oaey PAID Dr.
james Irs.n r, GOT hurt WAIle TIE employ Oi
sad c. II any, anu LIei, Ur.ervd that thls t'll
te Ielvrge,l ti.J ~ sallA Malta eCGuty
Las ouutTacl when pToyIits 20. all cases that are
. prJpeIly made a county claTar-
Ia J- matter Oi petition OF George Evans and 9TH
eIs sklu IhaJ certain PORTIONS q t.osc D.strlct No.
Is t attached 10 Road District No 70 Tor the reason
that Rood District No Is l. too large Tor one nan 10
give proper atleItiOn the wo.S required Ordered
that the dividing iInr shah commence and GDn from
the W corner OF section ) ami South u tie South
ern boundary OF koa1 DeSJrlct No Is
Or-sced that The county prisoners be put 10 wOrk.
the e5uLy directs, tue grading 10 te done Tor
Tire county, unasr the suP=iVlsIo- u John Bryant,
L Rual Supervisor DslUci no 10.
feuts Surrounding white WASHED With pTIsou labor,
ar that the material Tor dong be FURNISHED by the
Or1-I OF the county iItCr-
l. the matter Oi the settlement OF the sheriff with
the o,anly auditor; IL Is orierei that the sheriff
psOesel iIlInsi11cly 10 Make d settlement NIJs the
county auditor lls o. iS56, aud that L further
proceed al once 10 eulleoI WlaI taxes remain due
Trum former years, s1d le with the comfy auclte
on u be;0re tie II day e August .s77, An exact
account Of al cost-ous, aud also statement n f1l
% al tiar impossible Tor htla 70 co.lrct,
subs rIsr-i 10 unGer hS cati. cf ofaee-
IN tie matter Oi puhIc Tra;lug Tor the ensuing
year. awarded MIa. u Newell, his b-ing the lowest
ba
In tie matter Of purchasing material orde-sd
, 1877-05-19

SICKNESS IN FAnlI1fs.-"o hear OF e0n, on,
"a. .;rkpe-- in families in and about
S', ~ Dussnbery'- daughter, s=laeia'
!. cutie i'll. Mr., Joe Bauer's second daughter
a., ,e,v III. but is improving. Fevers
J. h'' ,,rpoii type prevail 10 considerable eH'
, 1877-05-19

u,v,ry Dom & Co have opened at the
.,,,sr of Main and Third streets. with an
;mmeps, line Of hardware, iron, steel and
.,,i,uI,nral implements, all 20 be sold at low
=. These gentlemen srecial'y sim to So
,r-. the farmers trade, and are prepared 20
.,,r, rr,t cla.s Of customers special accom-
..4.tI.rz
, 1877-05-19

\. McDoNAIp, E~q formerly chief clerk
for S,hw4b,scLcr Bros, Int mere recently "A
stock operator Ia Sin Francisco, has again
returned to Wa.a Wagla, and lhis time be
com,s to stay. H reports business very dull
IN Sau francisco; stocks down, and gene
ral depression il all brauohe@ Of trade. The
failure OF the crops IS almost universal IN
California, and q wnii Of cumpiuint comes
mp from all the interior towns Just now
the attention Of persons seeking homes Is di-
rer,ei toward Eastern Washington and Orc
gon, and before The close Of the season We may
expect a Tremendous rush Of immigrants
southern California No longer presents at,rac-
TONS to- rcw-cum-Ts, that country heiuE
greatly oycrdoue. II Is only IN ihis great iu-
terror basin that good lands remain open TO
settlement, and this fact being now thor
onshly Understood, the great bulk Of immi-
grafton must necessarily c,me This wny.
Evidently the country j. On the eve cf great
changes. and with these changeS We may ex-
pect 10 luler upon career Of unparalleled pros
prrity.
, 1877-05-19

c-g-.uyrY.-Just as We write the visi-
-, .s.assor reminds us tina: death
''s '',' ,.,s. are always certain. We can :, nn,
sn' ~ - man c,n become reconciled
- 3,.,b, but whe" it comes to the tax 'h'Ha
:. - oire up the c1nupdtnm-
, 1877-05-19
County cor,.ra.ssloners' Court
WY Ter:ra, IS1z.

Conan fssiauers .. J. Storms, Dion Keefe Joserl
Br.!eIs, attendance T. p PaS=, clerk George T.
/ I.UlaS, siCfIE
! in the mater Of a county road from a. Robley's
! farm TO Mill Cerk; sad road declared public high
wv, and that tie supervisor Ia whose ii dstrIc:
/ sail mad i .Cc,tei p.uc,ed 70 op tn same.
L. l.s- matter oi sle resIIIltun Of 4 W Sweeney
L0lI superintendent; resignation accepted and L.
/ h Cl in appointed 10 i'll vacancy.
Change Ia J.a tuusty rold iiom the Lnkton road
| TO EubryS mill; y.yw-rs appointed, A. Cameron,
e. v. s;ai.s,pp 4ui J. ". Dlwari time set TO view
| sud ruai, 81 May, lNl..
sail.l llus. u. WeTs a! Ihut.d j. C. Smith, Milton
Ajir7- ,.-l C.-s- Kitchen; TINE Il view, May y,
1871.
Claims against tie county allowed and ordered
pad amounting to $3.50. 81.
Coalty !u l..l a.. northeast corner Of the SOUTH
est Quarter o. sec Hc , township :, :urth oi rsr.ge
&c ,-t. 10 he Lewiston rUI rUI asked for by Jas.
harAlt and ei!=lsi y.gH tlaIsl -p4s re 9
iur VI y, j ,y .5,k. 1911. ,Nosulvryl
Colu-y ruaI asked Tor Ly Il Parker an others,
NE r,s.rusrica Of T Kia,ue-'y, justice Of tie
I. q. .,r Is asia Ns.L Precinct, ac1cgtGi. AID l. y.
(l l.:u..r II. .fo.,tel 20 fl vacancy
County road asked la irvIa McbrldsS hf--ga, on
Eil c,k 70 Oregon y. q; viewers appointed, jas
i.tsagrt. George Ev..rs aiA James GAAelson; ua.e
s.t iur view, = Gae 5,h, !n'i-
url.l t.t Tire lease oi :. shelton Tor the follow
i.. s.5,,.I zeis. o. Lands be tsusieired IL + EGZ
ertr,- The northeast quarter u see "a, township
rgs-r 81 giss.
H. the matter Of school land leases; leases were
granted 20 tLr .ol.oNiug llineI peIsu,>, 10 VI! l.
Jta8s John IS I.it.us, g. Cancy Jessie DrumLeer
., ua l.uagk an! Frank shelton
tuL.a.t.Ou OF 5gir.S Mt5Isun aU3 c. ". Painter
tn .- H. e. east hall Il the northwest quarter uf
: u.Av,st quarter OF northwest quarter, and south
west quarter ~ section Sc, TOWNSHIP :, toTih range
s. r,- ry.IgiIU.; 80 acres Ordered talt under the
Circumstances t,lS Land Should not he-leascd, aS II Is
uudr.St,i it lie object Of such persons IN leasing
tie had Is 10 TUc w..ic - valuable !" the
future.
Bonds Of tie following liquor dealers approved: :
+. + kIeheT, Lave Lindsey, / J. Williams, frank
SfoTe II. Es!waI., CAas ). Bush, J. Daniels, luEn
putk, Luliuslr \ Schumacher, HeLrY wind, j. II.
a:afI. Tl.Js o BIlcn, Il. EOjw@2, aud Aoa;'i5u- x
Z own.
Examined csuJe,ed warrants for the mouths OF
February March ana Af.l!, aInuunt.n- 10 81 -5 a.
aud EDl ie same 10 compare with liz ioUks oi The
audi CT aui treasurer.
II tie meter OK settlement with the 'o!i'"ins
usuei resi- sUp.4 vi-oi~, wLo hlri the.r IeI o!iS
s s.1gryl-gIs t.s- s-H'e b-lus Ieasd anu autluFei
gui tL-. fi.fu Sums allowed siii SuiIriNIs''Es
, 1877-05-19

YooL.-The European war causes wool TO
advance in price Our sheep men should
keen pasted and then they will not Dc 50
readily aeeced by specularors.
, 1877-05-19

Ton TIERNEY has the largest livery Stable
in the valley, and what i better his stalls are
always full If you want a good tain-ou'
Tum Is lust the man TO I'LL the bill.
, 1877-05-19

THE WAILOwA WAR is over, the ludisrs
having made full submission. Joseph and
his band are 10 locate up uear the Mail S'"-
ZION, abont 20 miles above Fort Lsp"ai, and
the white settlers viii have 20 remove. The
S.lmon River Iudians, or White Bsrd
baud. will 90 on 10 the lands at The sui
agency, a, K.mia Al first the Indians were
d-fian,; but when they found it was either
submission or fight, they became gentle as
lambs. Gen Howard is highly compliment
ed for the skill and tacI be exhibited IN
trirginE the Indians TO terms, Our SPECIAL
CORES; ;ondear who accompanied the ezp~di-
ton has furnished ns full report, Which
will appear IN our L. x issue.
, 1877-05-19
aFerklg 5tatfbtaail.
l.--- May 10, Is99.

-, TrorrF.-A friend WIRES US from
,3 ,ba, the English Opera Troupe will
IO'", I'll. Wala. when our music loving
Tis' o., . czpeet a rare treat.
, 1877-05-19

4 SEowY SIGN.-HAwley, Odd x c.
have IA, up sisH r. ID. Is something in ad-
vance Of anything in this country. On
frame Of wire hey have placed the nome @!
their firm, as also list Of the leading articles
in which they deal, and this they have sus-
pended across Maiu street az an elevation q
thirty or forty feet. No one can pass along
Main street withDut noticing this sign, And
inasmuch n all signs are in'endea 10 Aiifscl
attention the idea Certainly is good one
, 1877-05-19

Mr.. JANIS WHEEI.AN, Ed. formerly oi
Walla Walls, hutsnore recently OF Empire
city, Oregon. is again on his old stamping
ground, aud this time comes 10 stay. Ar.
Wheelan has leased the building owned ~
Mr.. Somerindy ke, upper end Of Main street.
and is now opening stock OF saadle'y'
hardware, e'c-
, 1877-05-19

E&eaURAGE- SIRANGaRs When they
come heye with means aid propose 10 engage
in business, encourage then in al possible
ways. If they desire - lot 20, building pur-
IOsrs, sell it to them at reasonable rate.
II they wish to establish a manufacturing
enterprise, and require water power, don't
ask them three times as n.ruh as the priyi-
lese Is worth. II you do the chance is th4t
they will seek some o:her locality, and leave
you with unproduc'ire property On your
hands. Owing to want Of foresight the
woolen mills we're driven to D yrou, and ID
the end have been the means OF building uu
a formidable rival to WaiIa WaiIa. The or
iginar1rs OF that enterprise desired to locu-e
her, hnt finding that winter lower cou'd
only De lad az an enormous outlay, they ac.
erpred the donation Of a mill size from jesse
Day, and built ,heir factory at 3 ;owu that
then only had an cxis,encs on paper The
surest way TO build up town is to deal
iib,rally WI'h s-raugcrs. Ia the carly settle
ment ot the Northwest coast, Oregon City
bad the lead and rromis, to be the chief
town in the country. Holders Of town los
taking advantage Of this, held their property
a. ex'rayagant figures. The result Was the
location Of town nru-d Portland, and
O-rgon Ci'y sPeeuln'ors weEe ief5 ou' in The
co d. Like Legers like. and If !f-h poll
cy killed oTeSo" city, it may prove injurious
to other towns. 9 Welcome the Stranger
- itii.. J,...-- - i--i' j--'.=--'i' &c
wisdom of whi,h l. i"-t as apparent nov as
when FIRST uttered. Lit rs welcome new
conlers. al them in $, ,cUrIug locations, aud Ia
al suitable way Make 'heIu feel thai We are
jlinrl wih tLe;:i Ia he Lands Of a common
humanity.
, 1877-05-19

y MACHINE SHor.-Hr. More, a gentle
man who has for many year, teen the owner
OF the iron foundry aaG machine shop a,
Oregon city, has recently sold out his e>'ab-
l'hmeut ami proposes 10 Iocare At Walla
"aIla. Mr.. Moore Is nov looking about for
suitable location. and if he con obtain
snoh vii immediately proceed TO pat Up a
machine shop sud furnish ,br same Si,h the
''o!sani machinery required fOr the business.
tie Is highly rroomn,euIel ~ cumpe:ent
workman, aul Ne think /, would be well TO
give HIM every encouras, ,ment o establish
himself in our city. \ good machine shop
al his po'at would he great convenience
10 the mil men OF ,h.s valley, and be the
.','l's u - ere q large amount Of
-''1sy That is now sent out Of the oOuutry.
, 1877-05-19

Sop, WATER. as drawn from Dr. Day
fountain, il the luxury of the season.
, 1877-05-19


AAEMAGs CERENONY Inst Sunday
evening S.. Pa'rick's Church was crowded,
aDd lhis uo'wilLs,andir : rain fell in torrents
aud 'he weather generally was di>agrreable-
iue occasion Tor this turn out uas the mar
tlAge ceremony that Was To unite our friend.
IhFls Enui>, Of the Pioneer Market, to
TIE lady ot his choice. When We entered
us church the bride and groom were seated
immediately ia front Of the altar, and re,uaiu-
q There until the conclusion of the service,
~hen Father Duffy preceded 10 tie the knot
IN tie most approved manner. The ceremony
O'e' the bride and groom at once proceeded
" 'hs'r residence on Bach street, where they
we're joined by uember OF invited friends
1oe Reception included all The substantials AS
vel as delicAeiee, and with The ,oasis came
Ne drinking Of health to tie bride and groom.
'na The exPte-sion Of wishes for long life
'Du Prosperity. Chris Is one of onr best
:Tung men. aud now that be has taken him
81 wife, be has the congratulations of
&c OF friends who admire him for his hon
~ Industry, aud the uniform good conduct
NAs gained Tor him universal respect.