The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-10-24

ing up on the Oregon, due in Portland to-day.
Many new subscribers are being added to
our list these days, and still there is room for
more.
On Monday the 21st instant, James VI. De.
lany was admitted to full citizenship by Judge
Greene.
The City Marshal has been going for lot
OF stray pigs Ordinance No. 100 is to be en-
forced strictly.
George Wceden is slowly recovering from
his recent severe illness, much reduced in
flesh and vigor.
c. 7. Stiles came down from Pataha last
week, and has been circulating himself in
these parts since.
The first application for the purchase of
timber land under the new law has been
made in this dirtrict.
The Sunday school concert at the Method
list Church on Sunday evening was given sue
cessfully to a full house.
The lowest stage of water in the Columbia
has been reached, and from this time the wa
ter will advance slightly.
David Shepherd passed through town yes
terday with 10 head of cattle, bound for his
dairy farm at Wlshougal.
Autumn leaves are being gathered by many
industrious madcns, and pressed and ar
ranged for paror ornaments.
"a, i"N ,'',a'u "'ii i'cii''i9
they drove across the country.
Vim. Bratton, Sr., of Lewis river, is woke
up on the DOG question: ana Nentllates his
grievances in another column.
Almost every part of Clarke county Is rep
resented IN vancouver THIS week 10y attend
ants i'll the l. ;. Court, now IN session.
The gusts OF wind ON Saturday last filled
the country roads with uprooted trees, max
mg travel anything but pleasant or rapid
We acknowledge the recent from Secretary
Owings OF the Council Journal for 1871, and
the House journal for 1873, ia book form
We have received copy of the Walla WaIla
Daily Statesman. a publication crcditahlc to
that city. Now send Us more of them. or the
weekly
NJ w II c,d,,r,is NAN. o.,,,t.,o, =, Ella,
house hy his sickness most Of the time. r..l
ing better some DAYS than ON Others. hu' cX-
pcriencing no material improvement in health
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Capt John Fritts of Kansas, and Robert
Dickerson, of Missouri, sailed for home on
the Republic Sunday, after weeks review OF
this locality. We should not he surprised to
see 1ap' fr!.is return WIN several opher
iaihl'ieS' 10 se'''e Ill ''"rAc county
The remains of Gale Wood were brought to
this city on Monday, and buried in the Van
couver cemetery, the services being held at
the Episcopal Church, the Kew \ ). Nichol-
son preaching the funeral sermon.
Can't Moves, who has paid many visits TO
Vancouver this season Of pleasant memory
sailed on his snip, the Alden bessc' on lucs-
day, for Hong hong, taking cargo oi ium-
Der and spars, and $50 Chinese passengers
The Portland SUNDAY Welcome" saws scv-
eral mouldcrs engaged In one of the founGries
are building a scow, upon which will be
comfortable cabin. u /, th.ir intention 10
take il to Lewis river and live there during
their idle season, spending their time III lsh-
ing and hunting.
Since 10. Burke went over to East Portland