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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

CHIEF HoMLY.-Whilc on his way
to Pendleton to see two of the Una
tillas off, Homly, chief of part of
these Indians was interviewed by the
Weston Leaders reporter. "Chief'
he said, "whither are thou going and
where will you be when you get
there?" Homly smiled and answered.:
81 am going to Pendleton and intend
to be present at the grand send off. ~
More questions followed and the
chief answered thus: "l'm living on
the banks of the Columbia; do not
wish to live on the reservation. The
reason l am not recognized as chief
of all the Umatillas is because a por-
ton of them are Catholics and | am
not and because | kept two wives and
the agent Major Cornoyer told me
must dispense with one ofthem and
live with one wife only and therefore
l left for the shores of 'chucks' on the
Columbia. l think good deal of
my wives and they of me. My In
dians are peacefully inclined. Their
hearts are good toward the white men,
SO is mine. Shall danger beset them,
l will warn them in time. My 1ndi-
ans say little about the hanging which
is to take place tomorrow. | have
no sympathy with murderers add evil
doors. There are bad white men and
bad Indians among us. l have not
heard from Moses for some time
Homly then asked how the white
mans heart was toward the Indian
and being assured that it was all O.
K. he moved on to Pendleton.
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FARM FOR SALE.

90 ACRES. The well known farm of
lOO the undersigned on the Lacamas is
now for sale. and with it will be sold all the
farming tools, including II new Buckeye
Mower, and new self-dumping horse hayrake
horses. cattle, sheep and hogs, everything
necessary for n start. 100 acres of the farm
cleared If the farm is not soon sold it will
be for rent to good tenant.
For further particulars and terms apply to
A. j. Bean, Vancouver, or to the undersigned
on the premises A. +. DAVID.
January 20 1879
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30
Territory of Was hington, &c
County of CowlitZ.

In Justice Court, S. W. Beall, Justice.
To Z. W. Crcssey:
You are hereby notified that Oloff Olsen
has filed Il complaint against you in said court,
which win come on to be heard at my Office,
in Kaama in Cowlitz county. ". T.. on the
18th day of February, \. ID 1879, at the hour
Of 10 o'clock a. m: and unless you appear
and then and there answer the same will be
taken a. confessed and the demand of the
plaintiff granted. The object and demand of
said complaint is to collect the sum Of fifty
one dollars and forty-one cents, balance due
on book account.
Complaint filed January 18th, 1879
5. ". BEALL,
Justice Of the Peace
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.

y TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
l. ond Judicial District, of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver for
the counties of Clarke Skamania and Klick-
tat
Margaret \. Megonnigil VS.. Bnrrel J. Ne
gonngil.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver for
the counties of Clarke, Skamania and klick-
tat
Complaint flied in the county of Clarke, in
the Office OF the Clerk of said District Court
the 23d day of December, 1878.
To Burrel j .Megonnigil, defendant:
In the name Of the United States of Amer
lea, you are hereby required 10 appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff the District Court of the
Second Judicial District OF the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver
Clarke County, for the counties Of Clarke,
SkamaniH and hliCkltat, and to answer ihc
complaint filed therein, Ga copy of which Hc-
companies this summons), within twenty
days (cxcusvc of the day Of service.) after
the service on you of this summons, il served
within this county; or, if served out Of this
county, but within the Second Judicial Dist
rict, within thirty days; or if served out OF
said District, ,ncn within sixty days, or jud..-
mcnt by Default will be taken against you ac-
cordng to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought that the mar
riage relation now existing between plaintiff
and defendant be dissolved and that plaintiff
DC wholly relieved thcrcirom; that the care
custody and control Of The two minor child
rem of the plaintiff and defendant be decrced
to this plaintlii; that this plaintiff have juds
ment against TIE said defendant for the costs
and disbursements oi ths action; and you are
hereby notified that il yOu fail to appear and
ansW er said complaint, - .bOge required, thc
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
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An Easy Way of Getting Town
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The undersigned intends to rattle block No
S., in town, for six dollars Il chance; one hun
dred chances. Chances can be taken after
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-30

Keeps constantly on hand the largest assert
ment of fresh and choice Field Garden and
Flower seeds, which ! am able to sell at the
lowest market rates.
, 1879-08-02

George 8. Poppora, the nawnbrokcr, charged
With receiving the stolen Fcldmau jewels, mp.
peascd bcforc Mcech yesterday afternoon, and
took Change Of genuu to Hammer. The lat
ter Justice hcard tie testimony, a,.,l held Pop
pcrs In bonda Of 81 600 to awsLt tho action Of
the Grand Jury. Col. Shirley, attorney for tho
defendant, wcus IN the bond.
A 1dyear-o)d sucak,ihIef. giving the name of
Jamcs Il. Williams, was captured yesterday By
Special Policeman i;astel, Of tie American Dis
trtct TELEGRAPH Company, ~ ha ras getting
away With about 81 In silver coin, the eontcuts
OF The Houey-tirawer In John Samopte'e res
taurant. at No. NSa Weat Madison strect. hir.
salnol'1u snH hlm as he WAS leaving the place,
Mlll gayn chase.
Yesterday thief named Charles n. Cressel
drove hng elnck moro md aquara~top buggy
up 10 Nlcho!ns btempcr's Wagon -sloD,
where he offered to sell tlIe animal
for $40, Not finding customer lie stripped
tho harness, and, leaving tho horse and buggy
bchintl, went 10 Flaherty's secuntl.hulu store,
ut No. III Blue Iatauu avenue. 4 couple OF
poltceulen Interrupted tho salo AMI arrestel
cfeasel. Au owner IL wantel for the sig.
Justice Walsh: John Munroe, w,fo.beatcr.
50 tue; Cus!mtr. Wks, assaultliig ucl9hpor,
e''0d 10 the Stu, Joseph 6himlnick, arrosted for
thrcats to iire hts dwelling, discharged; Viula
I4?mosoo. alias Clifton, larceny trom 7. Il.
Weltz, puWntroker, with whom she lived
a. u sort Ut lntstress, discharged, aud
at once retFgcsted for attempting tu murder
him, aud held tu $1,000 bonds until to-day;
George Edwards, b1 years OF axe, charged with
, 1879-08-02

The County Treasurer stands prepared to pay
all county orders now outstanding.
Tax sales Yesterday were confined to the Town
Of falatinc, and further sales In tho same town
will be hal to-day.
Judge Tuley Yesterday refused to reduce tho
ball In the ease Of Princa Albert Jones, the
slayer Of bis hrotkcz.
ln tic County Court yesterday William
echroedcr began suit tu assuupalt for 81, 900
against the Tsade INSURANCE Company Of Cam
den, N. j.
The Oppenheim cnse IL set for hearing Tues.
day. The trial Of Mrs. Mclaughlin WIS p4s4et,
yesterday uutil Wednesday, In order to AIiQw Of
a medical examination Of lie Wouau, II teIut
alleged that she IL tns4uc.
Theodore D. Bowen, Jeweler doing business
u lbO State street, yesterday ilod In tIu county
Court voluntary asssgument 10 Qeosuu A.
Foi.nnsbee. Tie liabilities wore sst dnwu at
iS,0O0, OF Which Isl. .QtU are duo to c. c. H,weII
1t l>etroit, and &c. aa00 to f. j. Howru, uf Sau
franctseo. The assets consist OF stock iu tfadr,
valued at 3l2 600. aid chooses Ia action to slut
lar AMOUNT, 4
The 0sand Jury held worry hong session yes-
teEdaJ, ahd Investigated about thirty enses
Eighteen true o!lls were found u1ld niue weru
lsheted. number OF newspaper men ul4
fo'lc" officers merd examined ii to tlltt. kuowl-
ee1Ec of ihe pool-scis.g uu|sznce. Ex-8up,.
a'lt1 present ncu burs VI tho folcu testified. The
casea consltered we're shose OF Al Fox, William
Heiiy, David Pulsttle., lick Haunuu, Wlllan
Judd. Gus bume. -aud Eugen Fariuer, No
conclusion WAS reached 10 aby Of these cases,
&ua tas bs1nhoak uaattet WA& NOT called up. The
, 1879-08-02

The poor Empross {wr'tes correspondent of
the boston Jo,.yua3 in her melancholy seclu-
sion Of Gan,den House laA tile sympathy OF
everybody, including the ladies who arc her old
enemies. and who would nut admit oncc upon
time that shc was good wtfo aud mother. sho
received the Queen Of Eug1nnd the other day In
the famous blue bouloir, where she haR collect
cd a't the souvenirs which mtaE hereafter haye
only trag;cal intcrcst for hos. There under a
glass case shc keeps tho casts Of tho right lnud
Of tho Emperor alitt tue young Prince, and these
two hands ara represented az holding tic tee-
graph dispatch announcing tic adoption Of the
law ordering the reconstruction Of tho column
IN the Place Vendome. There also on dainty
shelf Is little white satin rosetto that the
Prince lmpcrinl wore OIL tho day OF hta Grst
communion. By singular stroke Of luck this
tiny plece Of ribbon WIS found intact ip the
midst OF the ruins Of tho Tutlercs, preserved In
somo miraculous manner from even sInelo
stain. And there. too, Oh PEDESTAL anu caro-
fully shielded from harm, is marble bust Of
tho Prince which was likewise u1inlurcd BY the
Ore. AZ the bed-chamber md the study Of the
Emperor haVo been kept exactly rs they Wcrc
On the day Of his death. 60 arc the rooms OF tic
younE Prince left precisely ~ he quilted them,
nevcr to return. and the beds Of 6nth the En-
peror md the Prince arc constantly covered
with fresh vfolets,
, 1879-08-02

hand Of $e0,104.0o. Forty-thrce saloon liccuses
wcrr Ernhtctl.
l'!l, to thc amount Of so,a47.o4 wero ordered
paid.
Tho President nn,l Town Clerk were instruct
ell to Algn n contract with tho CITY of Chicago
proytdl99 for the tmprtsonment Of persons sent
to tic House pf Correetlon In default of f1hcs
asscsscd Under tic orliuat,ce OF tic Town Of
Lake.
hoatsmsater Of District No. wah Instructed
TO drain tho atagnant wntcr frnm the corner OF
Stewart avenuo and sixty-niuth street by con.
Quoting drain On sixty.ninth strce! from
Stewart avenue to State street, and on Stewart
nvenuc from Thirty.ntnth street north to Nor
mnlvtile parkway. md connect with the Normal.
School drain al Tint point.
Tile Clerk was instructed to procure soms ouo
10 index all tie town records At reasonable
price.
Adjourned until next Friday.
EvANsrON,
The Rev. Dr.. II. N. Hatfield has uonc East
for month to spend Ills vacation and recupcr-
atc.
The Rev. @. F Ackcrman, Of the class OF '7B
IN thc University, has been elected TO the Presl-
dcncy Of Blue Mountain College, Colorado.
, 1879-08-02

vaprAnrv &100 IN fho bth Inaffcc Wn)tsre.
hnrainry NJ tl,c rrst,,eneo %S ~ rhnnn"a ,1ne5,s
NJ IN " ~ Icshieheo % o. a"o'nas nn "ofaan ,
in ,hr f,r,n,Inai n,-oS o1ars e"S'
vaurancv. Kim d1na. W.r,in Esrnu" an, .fos,,
Williams, varrants. s9sa 0nc each: Val cnttns
Smith. larceny from J. F. Lcitb, $500 to the 8th.
. f hnot. m e or
M"rrson for ss,1,rs Ms ln'nr SMniiar rSs ,as
wns rlnor,v o-oso Y. '4v r,,,,s"r X ,yf,ncs.s"
hit. m Rchmitx Uiv,ny nrn,ni,e Nm, ia ,ynn1n
not arotn opcn his sajoou sng,lay, he wa M let oil
he was hniH nnor ~ t,onIs nj aim ~ t,r Trm'nai
roMrt fnr so,tnss , ~ nrsors :" % in,nrtn.t"
Or Win ara II tha Xiii, n osttd"r ntnxicntcH
,,,.,,. - >''1 "''' ~ s''7
houae on so,E,, Water strce,. ire ca,,scd the arre.t
Of Wnrv Tarv3n. a romrIy.inokinr En1jfsh riri.
m eaae9 ha ,,s @ "trH, u;,h ,s 'ee r, tt
wns rcnt,iscd o,i i,s cnims ,hat in tc str,,,alc'
w]ch hn sI,ni,s' ,hc iii stoia hia nocksthnts
co,i aiming anna Sao1. Justisc Prinniyjto tlis.
CHARGED lie rIsl AID shc declares tilat she viii
charae Of attcmpted raue. "''~S" w "
=. -
6en]amn NoWman, nt tue l5ssncs Hou.t, is a
prisoner At t'c West Malison Street Staten for
'H aladtsoa street. A express wagon
N 1olsEhg past the barnes House yes.
at III which waa n,cEei m hy small hnv
Thr hotel n,onrIotnS's son t,ici ~ n ,nnnc, % ~
nov to Sve T. IN n him. ani foI,1,,,, 4, ,his M
rayo thc bow oS ceu,t for It, Ttc yo,1nester M
wns rntt,nr nwny Win Il whcn ~ Mort{n
stopoctl hIG,' aid lar thts wns i,o assa,,tci
80. ,,,.1,, ,," ,11 "s "''""
Louis hifehbeTRer, n!ias liampton, a young
nan VINO throws awny hlmsclf and all he nos
sesses upon !eWd women, aad Hho
waa ono q the PRINCIPAL witnesses
IL the Observation-Disclosures swim
4mline aiiaiF, was Yesterday arrested by
stealing about Sls5 worth Of tcweltY from bis
mother: This Is the SECOND or third time that
ne iias oeeh imprisoned lof similar charges. The
plnnder Taa recovered 10 pa"nshopa and Ia the
possession OF women o[ The young mans Ac-
, 1879-08-02
GOVERNMENT GRLET,


Three hundred barrels Of alcohol were re-
ported yesterday by the Chicago uistiIlerg,
n,.. ,....,.,u :,
unrycvts n,nco vc.,ori1o. ,."r. 90, %, ~ ,,,,a
aa,,. s1t o,u ,n.s t W. "s.s s,., S~ ".. ,rae n,a
amount Sll,No Was ior ta1.paM spirits, Si,oW
LOT topaeeo anu CIGARS a''d so'a7l tos beer.
Tie United States suts-rreasury redeemed
iaY, and reversed the operation, for parties de-.
slrlug silver for currency, to the tuuo al $l,SOU.
11.,,r c,,, ma =, a. u,;t r..,.,,.., ,,'~,,s
iac oea Ine, Gna o, ,he . ele,Ks
%ne ,ts was ue oieF aa
"ns euuism @ ae veh.st tes'ctoIT, am te noys
than ye5e nv, nsp @ ,no'e pe,a! o. hs eary recovery
'lan 'ney nave peen 'oF sons oass pass'
The onployes OF the new Custom. House, 100
T. numbsr. drew .hcr pay for tl'c latter half Of
ury yesterday. The Post-Oftlco employees wcro
likewise paid of yesterday and the day ocfore,
netv tbiever,rs pnnr"d a., ia osus' na,
fosc' md ss the lonr,Is are tn bc soLs1 ",t ~
ihe ,vTnr. In. hs"n Ta,t NV s"nu ~ u
NAV tt,re" nrw "' wnf"hm"n vsstarusy " ent'
S,av. .1n,ncn r. Cosprnva' ami .1cmas n,sba. =; a.,
"ss' Hnrs ,nnnin,..5 e's'o''' ""a o"a'es y onea
WIS "pPo4"'eN'
, 1879-08-02

ul, IT y reported present. pauss e,'ayH LYLE
~, 'e1u. 's .. Hs G.y m, hc. n tn,,na
W., "'o'o '"''%.' 49,. ,s,,. -, ~. .,,.
Nef y1nh1nG,a ,"n WV ~. y. xsstcss,nv ~.
1sniged sina 't,sanS soo.i VI a dcai nf shrr,y,nrss
ept"eea soou mn, wa, h.,tm,,,, rof,,n.I
~ ,e ~, na.rison whfrh h.H 1,ns,, r,r.rorri fnr
oe tu enacs .syin .iat sh, ns .m"rt
s s sz' " area M sue cso eoa 1s 70 ae
cu',snn,nnrc nf her inud tafk ami tmcnt,ar
ec,inn. mi folovs, ti,n unf',rtnn"to @ ~omnn
mi hcr fricn,is fnr snrnr ils.enrr r. wne ah,,yn
ia ss o
nnrtirs t'a ,srh .f Sn.rsc =" novnr ann M sho @
kill hc rnnnreti n nri1at" n,v,,r Al H,.ovia
iii ~ ''''"'o "'' ''."' ~ ~">-''"'
~ =. =. ...a,,.. Ill.,. v.....,
it,s rnnorted ttlat tue Principal Of the Normal
school ut EnElewoot Is exceeding his Ftellts md
privileges: "Wednesday tlic Committee on Fsdt.
asccrtalning what repairs, II any, wo.e needed
there. lllc Committee to1tnd thns Mr.. Went.
Anderson to do !le ca'c'mfnil,r, the paint.
inE Of the inside work, md TO 0x up
satisfaction at this state Of thtngs, and refused
to even look over the work. The contractor
WHO had been asked to examine 1t declined to
taKo any fnr'hcr interest iti u whom hc found
TINT the cream ot the work haa already been
at'.e' nnd tlle Eoshmietee accfaIed en- rdaHcany
snnor tfo tI;s .hns urie f,ti.
>'r' ..,. 49,. s n"...'..., .s oss "
Tue COMMITTEE oS EouALtxAIloH
did no real otsfucss yesterday. tbs Hyde Fark
personal assessment books catnc It, 1t last, n,ll
low the Committee are rcady to Eo to work:
Thcr have as vet no Figures prepared but VIII
probably figure out the whole matter by Mon
dor. Several taxpayers called In to SEQ about
theiF assessments. The Comm! !ttee also re-
celvcd n communication from Joseph Mutt,
proporty.owner aud taxpayer In ihc Town OF
Lake. llc complained that tile Union Stock
Yards d Transit Company's assessment was
unjust. and TOO low. Instances we're cited,
as folloHs; Eight acres OF lMld Wero as
scsaed at si5o per acre, tnnk!nF to,uV0, and tho
improvements thereon o. fSU. The compla1D-
ant held hi,naclt ready to provo That there wero
tw9 my M ~ talf Tiles o. track on the land worth
Sl;soo aud The improvements 1t WY, ~ while the
halt.h1!c OF TRACK thereon fsWostn S.Hu. lheIe
were eight acres more valued at S17to, with
improvements listed at *s4u, while on t'hs
snerc were M TWO @ nllles o. track worth not less
than $s,Vu: l1ls gave M aggregate OF i've
tnllrs o. hfat-class !FaSRt on Hhlen tne as
eessmcht Vas onlf tl,MV. Mf. Nutt aemanas
10 KNOW u TINS IS ia'r' points out thns tnts -
not railroad company, anu refers me h7ard to
thG report OIL the ntate hquallzlng ooaid lot
iu'leF inIormation es 10 the actua! fuiua OF
traek. me Comtnlttec VII IA insestigate t,ic
assessment Of tho town.
The HYDE Park Assessor finally turned In his
, 1879-08-02

DEATHS.
ssa sgs1as;; a,nssf
pf{a Faa.}. gfsPta ;4d sEe9 SEe e
papcFa MifStaa pisass copy
pess, s5 g. loa es s'' a' Martha wife
F%nessi tIom to residence Of her sister Mrs ~ s.
usint; q ~ South sanganoRat at 10 O'Clock toay.
tRst: Loi,l. papers please copy.
!. In this city. II. Lou1so
NV Ss;H sS b;sS;1
AohEIsoS-MarY Ilecnau. Of chtid:blr1h. vito Of
toha na Il. MoFr'son anc daughter Of Join and Mary
Funeral p. n: Saturday from residence. ~ cly.
~c mourn Our loss.
1E B:sf%ss % LII u ys:ss is9 9a. # ss
T. xTsasss Snt|s sa'f*sG os a. s3s 9ta
s:sSacS' e: 81 WS1 rr.ukn
SUNDAY, @ A%E; y y !. N. BY eHrtaees to CaisafY.
r syuIIlwoETM.o July H. at penrcr. COL, Mn,
S' T ps9:ys & n sss :a h
MgaaEoxEAs yas tns Msssy Hgspta !. o'clock
sss ps'sf q Mspp S 1oa 'cnf' Aa'sFose' late
rasss e csSeiy cSs nj oao o'clock by car
'fs sst essos. ssf sst Il
fs idsn ss%; Gs!5 ~
Bale, Infant daushtet of William aud Srldses iior.
cFuasral on Sunday. Aug b At ,osa b, carriages 10
sTEcRLEls-AuE I, At 20 Elston.roau, Iaaao Stock.
funeral Aus. 3. Friends arc invited.
, 1879-08-02
The Proper Way OF Serving Thom.


Ho sauntered lcisurely Into chop house not
far from tho uall, and after placing Ills some
whnt dltnpfttated umbrella carefully upon
chair. and lis lust years. strnw hat on another,
The walter stood patiently by his side waiting
for tue order. Aftor tho lapse Of minute or so
be said caretcasly:
a'Do 5ou seryG your reed birds on toast4''
"CeFtalnly, sir, 1t tho customer wishes ,cm
Ing very atlenLivc.
~ did not ask you what your customers
wished. ! simply inquired il you served the
birds on toastl''
"We do, etr, il parties wish is.''
"Ihcre you arc ngnn. Gnu you or can yon
not nnswor mr. question: Do ron serve reed
birds on toasta'f he thundetcu, bringing Ills fst
down upon thc table by way Of emphasis.
Yes. sir." answered The startled walter,
them. You may bring me cheese sandwich
and beer"