, 1878-05-18

the assaulted party unless he is
detained by sickness or is be-
yond reach of process of the
Court. The case before Justice
Scott was dismissed.
ARRIVED. The steamship Dakota
arrived here this morning at 1890
from San Francisco, with the follow
ing passengers and freight:
Miss Hasbrown; F \ Dimmick
and wife, S T Baker, J Armstrong,
E w Smith and wife. J Forsey,
Jno Leary e. VT, I Niblack & VT, B
McCourt & VT, J Goode, Fl Morris
sey, r Berry, W Long, A Lemere.
A Olivera, d Rehlfe wf & inf. Mrs
Lenicks & inf, Mrs Boecker, S Pico,
E w Smith, W D Armstrong VT Il 4
chill, VIM Frost, r Lawlold, H 0ho-
der wf &c inf. VIM Detering, S Cur
ry, G Worden, Miss S Anderson,
CoNsiGNEE
Algar & Nixon, A Snyder, Boyd
Poncin & Young, 3 G & Co, G l.
Mitchell, Cushman & Co, Chilberg
Bros. Crawford & Harrington. d 2,
3 L Marshall, E Calvert, E W S, I
Gasch, Frauenthal Bros, FW Wald.
F W Wusthof, G W S, G 0 II,
Hall Paulson & Co, II McAleer,
Harris & Attridge. Ii FL 2. l c, j
Wenzler, J j o, J Vergon, J Sul!i-
van. L S Rowe, Levy Bros. III &c
Andrews, M r Maddocks, NJ A Kel
ly & Co, Picht & Melhorn, P G,
Renton Holmes & Co, Slorah & Co,
S Baxter & Co, Scwabacher Bros &
Co, Toklas & Singerman, 7 Y G, "
FL Pumphrey. W S. W d S, Wa
Chong. ] Coleman. T Lyle, 7 G W.
Y Z. Western Union Telegraph Co,
Waddell & Miles, Wenzler & Mitch
ell. W A Jennings, Hess and Co, L
Reinig, Mrs Burroughs.
FUNERAL The funeral of NJ.
McMaston, the unfortunate engi-
neer who was killed on the railroad
yesterday, took place this afternoon
from the Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Mr.. Macfe officiating.
AUcTIeN.-Prof. Lytz will sell a
large. quantity of first rate house
hold furniture at auction on Occi-
dental Square. tomorrow afternoon.
EAILRoAD.-Work has begun on
the Blue Mountain and Columbia
River Railway. at Umatiila. AMI it is
expected that 80 miles of the line
will be completed this fall.
MARRIED. AT. the residence of
the brides father, On Lake Wasl :
ington, by Rev. Daniel Bagley. Mr..
Luke Craig to Miss Ella NJ. Gilkey
daughter of John A. Gilkey. The
happy pair started Immediately feg
Yakima, over the mountains, t. se-
tie on farm.
PETRIFIcATIoN.- Mr.. John Hun
toon has planted in front of his re
idence, corner of Jefferson and Sc :
enth streets, a petrified section ot
one of the sons Of the primeval fer
est. The specimen is about nine
feet long and something less than
two feet in diameter. The grain of
the original wood and the knots
on the surface are perfectly preserv-
ed. It was found in the washed out
bank of Boise river, opposite the
city, and collected with other re-
markable petrifcations by Professor
James Heard.-Boise Statesman.
Col. Geo. II. Weeks. at hissown
request, has been permitted to re-
main for the present in this depart
ment. The climate of Arizona is too
warm during the summer months,
and the sudden change at this sea-
son from this latitude would be dan
gerous. He will leave for there
perhaps next fall.
Mr.. II. JONES has received by
the Panama a fine selection OF
the celebrated Canfield's hand
sewed boots and shoes for gen.
tlemen's wear. Give him call if
you want a nobby boot or shoe.
april16 If.
FOUND AT LAsT.-1he people OF
Seattle are now happy. Charley Ross
has been seen at the Centennial Sa-
loon, going for the free clans. \
The more the merrier. A fine
lot of clothing and furnishing goods
received by the Harvest Home at
Toklas & Singerman's.
s pounds of G.. G. Sugar for 81 90
4 pounds best CostoRica coffee 81 90
IL do Cartine rice for $1.00
do Natural leaf Jap. tea SO
3 No. l Mackerel for 25 cents
m2ff. T..LYLE. Front street.
IF you want to get a cheap Bible
goto 7. Lyle's grocery store. BIZ
bic Depository. m25-tf
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