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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
Virginia NJ. e. Conference.

OsCEoLA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, Va,
March 10-The Virginia Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church basadjourned, to
meet rex. year at Norfolk. Tee appointments
fer the Alexandra distric! are IS follows:
Jas S. Boyer. Presiding Elder.
Alexandria-L H. Pearce.
Falls Cburch-A. j. Porter aud d. NJ. Mu.
tersbaugb.
Helndon-C. W. Ball.
Manassas. a. Ball.
Leesburg-W. II. Forsyth God A. j. Ar
bogast.
Barryvie-J. f. Evans.
Norfclk-E. II. Vaupho.
Portsmouth-G. w. Graham john Ryan,
supsrnumerary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

Mr.. Baino's faco is the most prominent Tea
turc in Miss Fasse!l's picture Of tho Electoral
Commission. Two more representations OF him
should DO painted. 10 order that all bis points
may DO left to adniriDg postcriy one, as no
appeared on his kuees 10 room Of tho Airing.
ton hotel. in Washington. begging Mugan to
lend him the letters containing direct and posi-
tive evidence of his, Biaino's. bribery, and
svowog his intention of committing suicide
unless his appeals were complied With, and
which letters be refused to return though he
promised TO do 50 on hs honor and the other,
as he stood 10 tho house that was once tho home
Of General Lee, 10 Richmond, parook OF the
hospitality Of tho people Of that city. and said
eff | know myself. would vote Tor Virginia
as quickly as for Maine for tho South as
quickly ss for New Eoglsnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

A LITTLE UEpLEAsANTHESS. -Mr. john 4.
Curtis, chairman Of the City Council Commit
teo on Light, AID NJ. JOHN Ii. Knowles, sup
e,intendent of the Gas Works. wTc arrested
to dag o. warrant sworn gu; by Mbj)r John
Poe, cbiefo Of po!ic,, charged with beog about
to break tho peace hy engaging in street fight;
The arcs. were made by Sergeants II owai1
and Wbitlock, and the psrtics were taken II
the First police station, where they w2ro b,ci
By Capt5io Dick Taylor, justice, 10 appc2. &!
the Police Court in the mOr1ing.
1t seems that Mr.. Crrtis. as chaifnau Of tie
Committee 90 Light, which has charge Of the
Gas Department. and Mr.. Knowles, as Super
intcudsDt OF the Gas Works, had 20, b2en GET
ting along harmoai2usy Of late, aud that ttes
disagreement eliminated CO Saturday 10 VS.
CT words at The lover Gas Wcrks.
The Sabbath passed quietly, Lat tbs morn
leg Chairman Curtis received a uote from Sup
erintdcnt Knowles 10 which an apology W0s
demanded, and thep, before anything further
was done in the mater. both parties were ar
rested. Mr.. Bcn i. August and S. b. Witt,
we're summoned aa Witnesses. Test>rtays
Richmond ,Stoie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

TIE lNTRIGUES OF TIE NATGO%AiS i,
bcClus 10 be apparent that tho nationals IN the
contest are playing tho par. OF ;:nprincp!ed in
trigurrs, their sold OF act ba;ng 10 Secure share
OF tho srolls Tor some ono or more OF thor mean
bcrs. 30 plish this not very ;..:ri".ic ~.
suit they arc engaged in GeInntirg qGarrcl' s!l
around and sewing seeds of di;!rust in Mi quar-
ters. Last night ono Of thOrQlo3t aclva agents
was busily engaged in distributing tho following
ready-mado paragraph among tho ncw;pa1"r
moG in tho city:
q prominent Congressman .epJIt5 trat Mr.
Garfield sent word TO Samuel }. Randall to-day
that lie need give himself no uneaslne2s SbouL
being elected Speaker Of the :'orty.siyLh Cor
gress; tha. Mr.. Randall had been Il faithful
worker 10 aid resumption. and nr. Garfield
would fee that no WAS elected over the Green
b8ckots' bsarce Of power; that he w0ald brrc
Randall sufficient Republican votes 10 eject him.
The object ii tais statement, u denial Of wh:ar
is rendered unnecessary by I.s appSron! absurd.
ity, WAS evidently 10 CnrsRe the Nationals araiEst
Garfield, and thereby prevent any e them from
voting either for him or Randall, in iha event q
Inc nomination OF either OF these gentlemen bS
their respective parties. With the Democrat.
these Nationals argue lhst & COM instion Is de.
sirab!e for the purpose Of detestIng these basttt
Radicsis-Or words 10 that effect With the
Republicans they argue thu. the same messGr"
Is dEsirsbIa for Tho purpose Of beating those
conlouHdtd DOutbyas. &c, sc. Tho rcsU!: .:
this atscnipt 10 carry WslHr on both shoulders -
lack Ct conadonce in them BY either party,
and = certainty. amost, that their 'ncgoiv-
lions" isiil iail Anclhc. trouble with tao Ma.
tionsIs is that they have too many nanagcc'
too many cooks, so 70 speak, TO !lsure good
and psstab.o dah OF broth snd, sb1vo a!l. no
ono believes they can deliver the goods" when
they undertake bargain. They bosterol up
their Cause yesterday By asserting tina. HendrIck
B. Wright. the Pennsylvania Dutch Coppe.heat
bread man (Doughfacc, Gs it we're had enph4t'
whatsoever with the Democrats, and would yo.r
for McMahon. This is accepted as fair speci-
men of the independent Of tbc average Uamo-
cratic Ns.iona', for wilhelm. Wrigh! would IN
doubtedIy vote for McMahon, he would no;
vote for his Republican Grcerbsck colleague,
Mr.. Kelley Wish. Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDBN.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH II, 1879.

The Petersburg Mder and the Frederlcks'
burg Star are among the newspapers IN VIZ
gioia tia. agree with US 10 advising tho south
crn democrats in the House CT Representatives
to Concentrate upon Mr.. Randall fer Speaker
No matter how solid the South may be it will
lave to depend upon the North, not Only to
elect the Speaker, but, whas is OF far more
consequence. to secure democratic successor
to Mr. Hayes; and no matter how i'll touoded
the temper of the North is, it would be crimi'
nal fJolshness for the South to exotic it still
more by attempting, yet awhile at least, to take
possession Of the most important branch OF the
government. Time will make all things right,
but it must not be fastened. When naticn-
o., and not q sectional, msn is President, and
not till theo, it will be safe for the South to
demand her Just proportion Of the government
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

1t is reported tbut Prof. Francis 4. Walker
vii! be apDoiataG Superintendent Q! TIC Gsl''
sus cf 1850.
, 1879-04-19
Mx.eine.ea;t CAPTURED.

The following letter addressed to the edi-
tor Of this paper was received during his
absence, and as !. contains some important
information it is laid before our readers:
CoLvILIE, ". T, April 7th, 1879.
The deputy sheriff, William Granger, and
one Mr. Johnson from 0AaGagan, have Just
arrived, having in charge Wy-eIme-cott.
This Indian was the principal iDstlgator IN
the Perkins murder. He looks every inch
what he is, downright scOaHdrel.
Mr. Thorp, from Yakima, made the arrest
Of two other Indians who were with Wy
eime- -cott They have been taken below.
Ten-as- kilt, chief of the 0kanayans, as
sisted the sheriff in making the arrest of Wy
ei,ne-cott 1t Mas made at uight- 1t ap-
pears that a band OF seven We're camped
about fifteen miles from Smiths place. 4
family quarrel arose among them, and while
this stale Of feeling existed one Of the par
ties told the locality and character OF the
camp 1t was the Gus ON OF Ny-ci:ne-cott
to lay ont in the mountains during TIE day
and come down to the camp at night. his
fellow completed the band OF seven engaged
IN the Perkins murder and are al RON IL
the hands Of The civil authorities.
Wy-elme- cott ciaii.s 10 be L Um2tll.a sub
chief lie made several attempts TO escape
after bis captGre, but Nj. Granger vigilance
Was too great for him. Mrs. Perkins was
the sister to Mrs Granger, hence t3ere Is
some slight satisfaction 10 Dir. Granger IN
making The arrest of TINS sagahond- ''One
by one the roses iall. Chalk another for
0kanagan. E,yery thing Is reported iHiet on
the Ukanagan AID Simiikaiaeen Soo-sop-kIii
las been very quiet as well as somewhat
frightened since Col. Farnelrs trip across
the mountains and 10 trouble III that quar-
ter need be apgrehen,ied. C0LynLE.
, 1879-04-19
6rZrsz=v-E--EI
ts.S .s.sS II.

The STATESMAN says t..at '-i5 is very
probable that the mischief tmeanns the
mug,cr IF the Chinese st loon Creek)
was done hy that party Of Indians who
murdered Dan Crooks, 2;on,;ay, Haley
and others on tiie Payei;c l2s5 summer !"
lou must have forgotten that that party
were surprised, killed aid buried weeks
before the Chinese were Iil5!v-tcd the
Chinese InGrlorgIs were tie sheep -s5srs
who roam along SghaoG riyer L.;neon tie
month Of South Fo.!: ard The mouti. Of
Lenihi -Tciicr
Our reasons for thinking that the IN
dams who killed The Cinnamon are the
same band that killed Crooks Ct al are
founded Oh The fact that they roam around
that country which Is their natural stamp
ing ground. As for our kioJr::,g they
have been Killed, Wc know nothing of the
kind We read an account OF the killing
Of lot OF Indians by another Let OF riyth-
:g2l Weiser warriors H. the Ts!isT, but We
ale ready II be- 500 that there has been
no surprise, no murder and burying of
those Indians as related b. jhe T,iter We
always thought the news too good 20 lie
truH, and as We Ea"e letters f:om men II
that very section who would have been
he first TO ezu,t III relating such 4 cir
cs:mstaEce hal /; ever transpircd. we feel
right N con5gad:e,iHg II. Another thing,
the sisesp-e&ters are on the Lemiri agency
and are Aoir being fed Is II" one saw
the Indians except the escaped scared Chi
narAsn, wha- authority We ask, has the
J. OIL! correspondent to specify the exact
--loe .: Indians 8 he has done
, 1879-04-19

Viewing the situation in TGiare county
in the most favorable light ii will admit
of, the outlook must be admitted 10 he
unpromi5;ng. Since the I:.h Of Fclru-
arv las, We have Lad bat | Of al inch OF
ram, 10; enough 10 haze any perecptloie
effect Tpor CROWN. cr"rs, which are al
ready beginning to feel and succumh to
the destroying drought. The hopes, un
I'll re:en.!y entertained, II producing far
crops in this yes.oa l. ~ th.ak dclus.ve.
', lat The result s another dry season
vii: hc 10 4 aa....l: already poor, We
scs..cely have lie heart to sUrA.isc: but
Ia !; w::l &i.'ect our eaun-y ycry seri-
,,;s,,5 IS beyo:a doubt If he Prcseit
f;.f..ns year hai been preceded "y fxo or
tl,-e= years 81. 4col c-"Hs It's effects wonld
n,t Ea:a ben So ,i.s.:tr.,Gs, il fels ~ ali !:
H;!. c,;nia. - Il docs upon people en-
c.gel j.. opea!rg u Il heG c"uEtry, and
.rv5.gad III almost countless lawsuits for
aile protection "a, ...c'f honcs, with Jniy
one crop year ir,,. ys:iing hc:"een /. and
past dry se;,..,-,s u mast fall Win a crush
ing weight !;pon our ooGHty.
he ;-brt1 E.SiA t-!G ii2'it''-H fHOttc
Guo3 i.-i.s is o.,n story, ard :. fearful one
it *. III ti:c &seat .rami@Ia irn respect
in9 Ca'f,rii Eas l. en trougl.j there by
Glowing, deceitf;I pamphlets crying up
the "maturai rcsougcoa.' With hun-
dtc'i times the advantages Possessed by
California we have .:at he population IN
~. portion. WlAs lle sol ia possess, d
al ;i1s ci.c',:;aAi ~: .ei:> that a:o nee
essay to !e-ti!i J, he want Of ram two
aaaao:.s cat u To-. =, .si..,ss IL the AZ
Fortunate sot,.sss. Il j&c mcautim; TO
r.attcr LOW d: ne ac4s.:n5 a.e the taxes
mast he paid, :..l:t ihe v5s:;' q she ;ssNes-
snGs Is o:.c : he f-.w tis.Grs IL California
ia, c;;n 4o.:ciGui ,ipaa .a. reliability
lie ".r ,.... Nor la,!, and !ani cen
he bal even nuT ~ government prices
, 1879-04-19

EMIGRATION PgoSrECT@. Numerous 1T
terS from California pggG!c. a large en.:gra-
tion thence to this country the coming saIa-
mer; already the wave l,.s siseH ANA in the
opinion Of our correspondents. It has culv
Just started. So lar til, year We have r.
ceiyci very icW new settlers. why this is So
Is entirely the fault Of tAc people g. uur sec
ton Every wlt:e ylrs where ;,Irrc Is M
settled lands every Effort : made 10 bring
population that way. i: anything has been
done outside the newspapers of la,e 10 fol
low that example. We have Yet 70 lsam il.
Before Us Is a letter N,r..:e,i from Kansas
City, II states that cnIETa .oI. : going west
at greater rate than ever was before known.
When the Immigrants arrive = t'.r leTuts.
there are agents f.om ,ae numerous small
Towns IN Kansas a-j Nebraska tIe-e IN
meet them, To attend 10 ,icir comforts, and
post em thoroughly ca the country they
are destined for. Why should not Walia
Naila follow the example ri older STATES.
and take the lead IL tl;s great unsettled
north west. We possess tHentv fa,d the
advantages OF the western plains Is We can
raise larger crops. have ti4er climate. BET
ter water privileges, and Hcue Of those
abommahle plaques, s'rs'-!ovqe-s. NemGst
look 10 California Tor a large portion uf our
new immigration. hey ~. leaving by thogS-
audS, and when they arrive at Par,llad thev
know but httle and can ind ugt less frulu
business men there T5s r"a-!uu -h.S f.a. cos5.-
~ - - ,'-e ',,. are -
which Is mo-e iE4.e,l--ciy tHaG5arv T.
:. - -1;, - -, -. 4, - ana
IL @",,'I &c ,'S - " ne ~ Nh, .y h''
wv y'+-,,-i =" hay~ ANU @ I' a l., 'iI NV @ M i i i,
tha. orr ~, ;;.ns ,,,',' r 49, ~ ;r- :, e,-v, mo"
thin loosinI - -ic v-is-.. a. he cnnntE,
\. lar,ls crj ~, >.,.,,,,.., rl. a.lr,s;.l,,,. =
LavinS nri1t,.J ssrT-j e.i,-5,n of Ih- r,,,
phlet ddscrin,iyr II The vas. aa3 varigI ra.
s5,,r,s - r. r.: - sc
, 1879-04-19
Editorial s'.;:Ec@.3-;lcaco-

Alter sight circ:.s performances, ..e
managed 10 gel cur !o.svs IN i..c !..GrG
to travel, and ief5 Wa.ia It,l:,l at 4 : 81
pac> The wind has r. too lad III ,....y
fyT good hu.n"r, and Hr:,e II Ouc c,vNh
has Il particle OF SnIaTjn~Ss .eit- W. over
TOOK sheriff Schneh.y AZ the foot of ii
small nion:i.; .;,in, 10 the sutaG,it ct whici.
he and George Goodwin were packing tie
contents of The overturned wagon. b.
the way, thy ief; ,5"ir indian prisoner
to Gnar! thes,. Charley Scl:nc,iy and
myself assisted by looking OF iu;ersp rsed
wI;n audible comnen;, on Tho hard wo:k
it must have been After eve:yth.pS was
straighened out, and We (wagon a4,; all
made tn top Of the hill, We changed po-
sltions George riding nly horse and us
saking his place III the wagon for Tie pur-
pose oi resting mors hGaei III oIE ;.A;. onv
than We cyo- had a. idea cJC:i exist;
we feel them everywhere and IS we w,i.e
the c:y Is ''Stil! they co""v. - The bridge
over the Wal!a Wa!la river is partially
washed away, and a very rickctiy jenpyr-
airy arrangement, Il an 0r@io of - aag
is the approach. and esr, IS Of The traveller
We considered it good rolicy 10 lead ;he
horses over first and then ! assisted the
Sheriff i'll taking the wagon over. There
were probably dozen dead Cayuses
around tha; particular spot for the most
abominaLle smell We ever experienced
greeted our olfactories while 1T work.
Even our prisoner whom we left IL charge
of the horaes held his nose with one hand
and tic horses with the other; by the
way this Indian c!.cwS tobacco. We
arrived here ahead Of the train after all,
beat it bad 50 10 speak, aad We oniy &"t
ten hours the star; Of it, this IN distance
oi % miles is worthy Of record. T.!e
great want of this greae city of the futllre
is a steam ferry. Perkins Gf the Rescue
Hotel, and have he1n figuring up on II,
ard fad quite a fortune going begging.
The presen. arrangement is miserable for
the amount OF work that would Je done
hcre with better ferry facilities. There
are 1880 head OF cattle 10 bc crossed
next week, and steamboat has to be
employed. 1t VIII cost - cents per head
to brins them over, which is more than
half enough % pat our steam terry INTO
operation, but it is hardly likely we shall
undertake it while there are ST. many
poor iaea around. There are several men
here Sho have been prospecting up above
for farms. They say they ncve. SAW such
a wonderfully fertile country. Some are
returning to California for their families
and are in a hurry TO get there in order
10 vote against the new constitution.
Strange indeed, when We take into con
s;deJation that they belong to the class OF
small farmers il vas intended 10 espec-
Tally benefit r. j. r
, 1879-04-19

---.--.-.-,-,- T,.,,rI P.o-,Ie ,rc
s.,'.,,o. LI,..al f.r 49,, I.;nr consist
'i's'''i,','S ;sn,r -, :, tLo ,,,;r5s 6 the
.h,i Ii II,I ,..,,, ,s,rcnf H.. r,.,;,4
. Sila.l'" = ,, i%,,0;, ,a, :. : ,,n cf .rn
WRITES VIRTUES, TmJ" f,la III ~ ~, IA a,;.,..e taI
sltllss' ...: I, i",i,'s ..l ~ ,,,, :ar =. ,,.tb
'''"'9 H. ,,. ---''..- in., e.. ant
.nen,, ,; WI, ~ d ~. ..,',,'. 49,. T.. rr.,-
n % o"i I,.s i'ss'' .io' i',' ,.,. $500. . ,,oy.. ra
,nIa Cans;s+crcy : ,L,. H.. md snuri-
"''; ;,;.a,,m - 80. " ~, ,h,r ,.,,I,i,
'' nin1s T. .v;f.,,.-s -an l..,ve..
orJnr of tala,,f a.l he ,..r-t ,.,sar,.iv as
,,,o,,tol orJ - ;...,-,,-.-f..-.: ...,,-
, 1879-04-19

ExPEESs CH4RGES fiEDucED--Neils.
Fargo K Co 5 Express Company has issued
new tariff of charges, by wh:eh their carry
Ing rates OF both money end packages are
largely reduced, in most instances iaiiy oae-
half. Small parcels can now be sent TO any
office IN California from here Tor 25 cents. or
to any place in the upper country for the
same price. 1t viii pay everybody TO send
thzir parcels BY express now, instead OF by
n.,.il, as beng Just as cheap and more safe
from accident or damage,
, 1879-04-19

BIRDS oF i FEsrGEa or All - A"rE
T,Ex.-I'he three principal men "h"
have been the head -ad front Of tAe Cur
r,Iation OF petitions iur lie removal 81
Con. Howard have r1claJly had their
rositidns accurately defined. GAe "2s ii
dishonest Indian ageat placed nader AZ
rest by Gen Howard iar saud cause.
Another WAS democratic Laltrr -"
under indictment i,r dai..a';:"g Is
county by over issue Of orders. ihe
other vas = local writer ou q newspaper,
now under arrest as a ,;cserJcr iEo.n the
army. What brilliant ARRAY "! talent
, 1879-04-19

! YovSG man named j.1}. Lud:,s WAS
arrested at Boise CITY Oh the 3lat ut, -
L. 5. Marshal Chase, charged Nitii beng
descrter from the |. :. army ."ddE
was some tirio since commissioned car-
tain Of the Union county s;aja militia and
also employed On the MvDHi3's 6satiar'.
The facf q; his beng d,seF;cr was cen
erally known. In Dscel4ter last he t.
capped from tie guard house at Fort
Walla Walla, where be vas confined i'r
striking an officer. he was an acilvc
spirit in circulating petition aShlns ter
the removal of Gen. Howard among the
citizens Of Eastern Oregon.
, 1879-04-19

MHEX I Rndin r.,,I r,n.:r.s attn

WHEN 4 B0die gil receives attentions
from gentleman size inquiries with ab-
Sorhlng interest how many Inen he has
kl!ed.-A.ectaaJe IN Elho girl under
the same circumstances wants 10 know
hos many mustangs hs has broken
T;mes Rcrie5r. ! Boise City girl would
iAlalre nov many quarter sections of fine
gold placer he ow:.s on Snake river
Boisy State5mca. And Portland girl
wants 10 know whether he works on r
morning newspaper. She wants her
nights Hni2terfered with. .-Pcr,;aH2.St;n,I-
ard
Aud Wa.la Walla girls discount the
Whole lot. When o2e Of cur girls meet q
''nlaS:ler they first inquire If he d;mks.
Il he responds IN the Affirmative, they
NIX him a cocktail, but are never after
anything more than sister to him
Next,
, 1879-04-19

Ax OEIGIsAL EMrtIAIioS. ga y'.''
ever notice the poor cAap tI-4. stands III
the frs: picture in tie almanac with 9 the
fish and sheep and scorpions and bulls and
twins eic around l.m' Did You eve1
notice tbat he Vas aa...I sat had nothing
IN his stomach Wei, that poor fellow
used 10 edit a country paper and take ms
pay in "TlI pay my subscription next
, 1879-04-19

Mr.. WILEY, in & Letter to the Boise States
ma". says that the killing of S5 hostile In
dians Al the Weiser mountains last January
by PARTY Of Weiserites was wholly imagi-
lary Oh tie part OF the TeileT's informant.
I'VE told You SO. ."-IGIl5aR.
But we told you so first" old man
, 1879-04-19
Dissolution Notice.

TTHE HECOPARTNERSHIP OF BLALOCK
4 & CROPP is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. DR.. Blaiocl retires from practice ez-
cept as consulting physician, DIR. Cropp as
suming the entire practice All persons IN
debted TO the firm OF Rlalock L Crcpp viii call
at once and make settlement by cash or ucte.
BLALOCK ( CR0PP.
WallasWalla, April 9TH, 1879. l5-lm.
, 1879-04-19
administrator Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by
~ virtue of an order u sale made by the
Probate Court OF Walia "aila County, W
T.. in the matter Of the estate OF Francis g.
EEcADES, deceased, / VIII. On
M9HEAI, April 2i.t, ES:3,
az the hour Of , O'clock P. NJ, sei, 70: cash, az
Public Auction, Oh ihe premises OF said de
ceased, situated On the Touchet River, IL said
county, p,ows, Set af Old Harness, : Grind
Stone and about So cords OF Wood
JAMES =. 2ERRYMAN, administrator.
W.. tE.L-. A. Lii Il lSIl li-S..
, 1879-04-19
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= ir- Il, ~. D:.i ....e - liz ,,s...--,
Co.'S - '.;tyir: =. tie c.,g ca::a.l cJnpi.. Il
a..3s. lae ,:r."ef-. -,:,a v::cs:;a. II CRUISING
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.lc O.! .rstd g.t-i.c-s. "a & t..aG
c,,:.i;' hard.5 -t - vo..s % -. ,~ ,Ae tr e,
All hcoi;;s. i; : Hcac a t.;,;r ,-s-,; tim
.,,,,s rushed dny. - sa-.. :I,.e.,; '.~ ~stGis;c
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1T ;r,"'a;s. T':.t r'sT aH,I .e.a:,; i ~
,.r i.;:g nlS * si..yHcy Ill a. a,;ectia.s on
~ c"E.s. NG"' ~ iai-t .'i>a t. u.@::e j.
tiis: II violated yhc or,!;aauce It G.is u.-a-
yoidaie; that TIE c.i:ii.'...ucnts aud is serene
I.ic>:y knew iu.l We'll. They also knew. ne
tr, wei bet - ..rJEc t. ! .-ould ray the fine
without having i ;s.al. | c.4iia Z, he rs l..a
abiding as ait1-r ~ Cot or Fir. TAYLOR. !
say most ,rnis:=ticsi'y thGt il iny cna: iasi
been triai..sd with = ye.vet collar and had
worn a p,uS hat. tEeEa would have been 10
complaint made.
iiIt CHRIS. ENNIS.
, 1879-04-19

GREAT Liver and Kidney Regulator tor this
aa!arious climate IS the Oregon Blood Purifier.
, 1879-04-19
AlI.s.i.sis.r:.t0g-s ss.:.Ec.
aa.asv. tie eis. tiay of i.r:i. 1879.

saO-.-I-a IksC t.-sJ u Io4"s
az the hour oi one o'clock, P ", OF that Jay, Gu
the premises, ,;H thereht, ,tite interest and estate
cf said FaANCIS T. Eaa.uES deceased; and also
al The right, tale, interest and estate, which said
estate has 10y operation OF law or otherwise
acquired, other than OF III addition - t:at OF
said deceased at t!.a tine Of his death, ii AMI
70 tie following zeal estate, situated, ly:ns and
being in the couYty OF Walia N&ill, Territory
of Washington. and described =, follo..s, to-
Wit: The West hall of the West hall of the
5ou:hwest Gdarter OF Section 81, in Township
-, No9;h q Range -, East, containing ~
acIes, whereon is dwelling hous. and barn.
llse, the Southeast quarter of Section %,
Township 10, North 0i Range 50, East. About
all q; said real estate is under fence, about 10
acres thereof under cultivation and about %
acres are rimbered land.
JAMES Z. BERRY MAN,
Administrator.
D,fe3 March 9th IS-n l3-3w
, 1879-04-19

ALASE Dssos at the SrarEsN,y Office.
, 1879-04-19
SEDDE.EaT AS8 HARNESS

z WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
z Farmers Tetnlste:s and StockrneA that l
have on hand leo set of Heavy Harness. all
made by me out of California leather. Also,
a lot uf SiaGe and DJuhfe Buggy and Express
Harness. Two hundred Stockmen Saddles,
Ladies Saddles Of the latest styles and fine
lo5 of Hnys' Saddles j have the Concord and
Scotch Collars; whips by the thoGSaed; Hard
ware and Caliinrnia Leather cheap To In. trade.
Ali Worl; warranted and will sell AL goods
cheaper tiaa they have ever been sold in Halla
Wa!ia. Don't f..;i To cs,f and examine i.!Y
stock before l;,illa eisevl cEe. Repairing dom.
with dispatch.
JAMES NHfELAN,
i:i-tf Upper End of 5iain Street.