, 1878-08-24

Mead, having made the necessary
proof, were admitted to citizenship.
The WAY TO STOP .IHEM.-The
Walla Wal,a Watchman says. Why
is not reward offered for the cap
ture of Mr.. Perkins and wife? In
1858. Mr.. Liebe, a brother to Fred
and Geo. Llebe, highly esteemed
citizens of the Dalles. was murdered
by Indians. Major Garnett offered
q reward in flour and bacon, and it
was not long before friendly Indi-
ans brought in poor Liebe's rifle
and accoutrements, also the head
of the murderer. Offer a reward.
Give Umapine another job. for from
all accounts Columbia river Indi-
ans committed the shocking crime,
and they should be brought to JUS
tice, regardless of time and cost.
JUSTICES CoURT.-A. Mattison,
for second offense of drunkenness
and disorderly conduct, was ar
raigned by Justice Scott yesterday.
and being found guilty was fined
$50 and costs. In default he was
ordered to assist the street commits
sioner in grading.
Lewis Sutton, another drunk and
disorderly, was fined s. and costs.
In default was ordered on to the
street grade.
GIFT ENTERPRISE. The "Fakir of
Java" a u ious magician, mesmer-
izer, etc., will give an entertainment
at Maddock's Hall. this evening.
Tickets so cents, each ticket accom-
panied by a number emitting the
holder to chance for valuable
prize, number of which are to be
distributed by lot: For further par
ticulars see bills.
Mons. A. Morrei, Of the firm of
Feistel & Gerard of San Francisco,
is now stopr ing at the Occidental
Hotel. Ee is prepared to guaran-
tee cures without pain of many of
the Affections flesh is heir warts.
freckles, moles, birth marks and all
diseases of the foot. The firm which
Mr.. Morrell represents have repu-
tation for doing all they advertise
and persons afflicted with any of the
above named complaints, would do
we'll to give him call.
THE RAcEs.-There will be some
exciting races on the track next
Saturday. Besides the single dash
of mile between Hop-picker and
Black Hawk, for 800, there will be
a half mile race, catch weights, free
to all. The lilly mare from Olym-
pia, Billy Bingham and others will
enter for this. Mr.. Symonds has
arranged with the railroad company
to transport passengers to and from
the race track at half fare. Those
wishing to attend the races are ad-
vised to be at the depot at half past
IL o'clock Saturday next, to be in
season to see the first race.
Seabeck CORRESPONDENTS.
August 18th, 1878.
EDITOR DISPATCH: The vessels
now in port are barks Oregon. Dub
lin and ship Anibal Pinto, the lat
ter loading for foreign port. The
bark General Cobb and two foreign
vessels are daily expected to arrive.
The mill is running extra hours at
present, caused by the extra demand
for lumber for foreign ports.
Mrs. Nobe, an old lady residing
here, met with painful accident
the other day caused by falling from
the end of piece of plank, which
resulted in the breaking of an arm.
Dr. Kendrick was quickly in at
tendance, and made her as comfort
able as circumstances would permit.
We had call from the swindling
pen man the other evening, whowas
literally patronized by the sporting
fraternity of this community. How
ever, they were unanimous in pro
nouncing him a fraud after his de-
parture.
There was grand excursion Civ
en- last week by the members of
the Seabeck Cornet Dand, which
was considered to be the affair of
the season. The steamer ColfaS
was chartered for the occasion, and
Union City was their destination.
On their arrival there they met with
an enthusiastic reception from the
citizens of that place, and all spent
q very pleas day. The departed
for home laty in the evening amid
the booming of cannon.
Mr.. White, the talented instruc-
tor of the brass band. was suddenly
called home on urgent business.
One and all of his pupils deeply re.
gret his leaving. However, should
they require his services during the
winter months, they shall have him
among them again.