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The New York herald., 1879-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

sTEINwAy HAIL--sAALFIELDs BALLAD CONCERT
Mr.. saafeld gave last night concert OF a kind Of
which New York does not get enough With slight
exceptions the number the programme were Of
music which is familiar without being trifng. The
performance was Of general excellence and the audi
ence large and appreciative.
The programme opened with "SanctA Maria" from
"Dinorah" which was effectively given by about
thirty members mostly boys. OF the Young Apollo
Club Mr.. William Courtney followed with Hodson's
MARY. Tell Me How to Woo Thee" singing it WELL
but the song is neither familiar nor strong. Miss
Emily Winant gave Sullivans Lost Chord" with fine
feeling aud effect. and succeeded by Miss Ger
trade Franklin. who. though somewhat an
noyed by hoarseness sang II Love My Love"
peasingly. giving "The Maid of Dundee" In
response to an encore. The Young Apollo Club sang
''Come. Dorothy. Come" and "Ovcr the Rolling
Sea-" When their voices could be distinctly heard.
the boys seemed in fine tune and time. but in
judicious piano accompaniment have seldom
heard. Marie Roze sang 1T Was q Dream" with her
natural finish and dramatic intelligence and honorcd
soas G Honaross rsa'e No. paS:s M admirable
technique and spirit. though he did not tuly
"Trovatorc was effectively sung by Masters Laurlts
and Hanau. Of the Young Apollo Club. assisted by
their associates. Both these boys have remarkable
voices. which have been well trained Miss Frank
lin gave u song, 1.-The Rose" the music being
gem from Spohr's "Azor and Zamora." "
and also sang tho "Old Folks at Home. "
Mr.. A. L. Bowman has fair voice but
1t is entirely unsuited to the ''erenade OF Schu-
berts. which he attempted last evening. Marie Rozo
sang in succession Five O'Clock in the Morning."
Nothing Else 10 Do" and "The Last Rose OF Sum
mer. and was heartily applauded as usual. Mr..
Courtney made the best OF sulliyan's feeble
"None But l Can Say" but this very good
singer should be more careful when making
his selections. Miss Winant rendered impress
sively IL Thou Wilt Remember" following
with Sweet and Low" after which the Young
Apollo Club delighted the audience with ali of Pima
fore from the duet Farewell. Mine Own" to the
end. Ii this concert successful at the box
office it with tho audience it is good model
after which to construct series of musical enter
tainments. The principal drawbacks to enjoy
ment were the audible conversations which several
young people. principally Of the gentler sex. con-
Quoted with enraging industry.
, 1879-08-23
H1rrc;tS E.ettrT.

WlEEryS, |. T.. Aug, Is, 1879.
Ep!ro2 SrATE&l;AE The Indian situa-
ton is not. as vet, materially different CD!
Bernard arrives! with his command az Bob
tail ,ichnSoa's reach. on Ike :ipa:h Fork, two
@. three days siHc~, having r'aGe the circuit
irota here to the raye:tc lakes, then across
to South Fork, then down it 20 the rendcz-
vors. Licnt Galley returned there with his
force two days ago. Capt. forse passed
through there to-day with Il enhancement
of u cavairymca. hound to the same point
Col Bernarl's supply train Will arrive from
Boise city to-day. the trim fr,Ha Monnt
Idaho is a day OF two behind. The trains
and riding animals are good deal worn hy
these long and rapid marches and some de-
lay has been unavoidable to sGpply de.icien-
c;es irol.l this place. y messenger from
camp states II ~ hc Col. Bernard intention
to move forward to-mnrrGT. A stream
called Elk creek cuif.eS into the South Fork
AZ ihe place where the troops are cI.eamped.
Following taiS out to its head, abart i-t
miles iow ridge only separates It from n
branch of big creek, ard IL is not over three
DAYS march. that is. Col Bernari's marches,
to he scene OF Catley's late encounter Cai.
Bernard seems To have the entire couiilenCc
Of every one of his command, and if the In
dams are mttnp with hunted! out and brought
to stand, that Just and eqait.I.ic account
Ing which they are entitled to will then a;.'i
there occar. H. B. W.
, 1879-08-23

Tue RtoT ACT-Wc understand that one of
our can.empori,s not the Ua;1a-h been
complaining that the telegraph onerators favor
the STATESMAN in the matter of irving us im-
portant news to his neglect. We have t. state
once again that rs agent for the rTeSS We o5-
tan news ahead III our c1utem;ior.eS for the
reason that We have our agents al oyer The
country who are paid, and whose dytg it is
without delay to transmit al events Of import
ance. It may he unnecessary, hut We would
Eke our contemporary to understand that tele-
graphic dispatches ace strictly private oar
operators are men Of honor, and it woull re
every hit a> REASONABLE. IL ask the p2StmaslsG :
to oien letters Is to require telegraph operators
10 let.ay the confidence rsposei i'll them.
, 1879-08-23
Fellows CouroUxp SyRrP OF HYPorHc

Fellows CoHroUED SyRUP OF HY?JrHos-
PGiGTES.- This Syrup is particularly adapted
for the following: Chronic CONSTIPATION,
Chronic Dyspepsia, asthma, Chronic !1rn,.-
ch;t:s. CONSUMPTION, Laryrgitis. Chrome
Diarrhna. Nervous Debility. &ielancholy. De
h;lity resulting from Typhoid AMI other low
fevers, Diphtheritie PfoStra.inn. E"steria.
Hypochopjria, Amenorrhoa, I.e.corrhoa,
Aa;euia. Imrur.ty of the Flood, Nervous
Excitability. MMasnus 70? Wasting Of the
Muscles Aphonia Tor Loss Of Voice. Slug
guishness of the Liver, interrupted and Feeble
Action OK the iiears. .iu:iocating Feelings
caused hv mucous Instructions Of tie L,n@5
AID Air Passages leading thereto, and Debility
FROM various oa:iSes, many cases Of which ai'-
peartd hopeless. l. t. HOLMES,
Slim Ac"nt
, 1879-08-23

T.;E*'r"';T o. :, N,A<:;E%@roE. :, Z. IS.
T., lie ..;s',f '..y9i ~ ftr f,.-. .T:.!a-:% E;,-
t-i~' gf #-r-i;al:s. Tc,T.t,..L
lima: Mf,ic,~. rla:nlir y; ;F;..L:.:I i:
,..;L..f.l=, it.'cl il...
FG;tim V,,GTi,D 7iE..r:..-; % AMERICA:
: - WILLIAM =. t1.i.ic;E, i).:cu.i.tat ::
Ara :.,4 !...rc'; =, s;9c, /, ny in aa = .;i"l
t,-"rsht a:ai,.~t 70: hy EArGTHr N.LlIsay,
ri5.;'.;iE. in tj,r t'iatrir- t,.a-a "f the First
ia I:cial District of WASHINGTON ii--ritnry.
Enii;ng terms at t!ra iJv "f M'at. N'aiia, Ill
~ cor IN E,'tatv "f Ma WALL to answer
tie complaint -; fitiGti,i. iie | N Wlli:t W;ita
comfy wi.hin t.-E.y days -ftr- Jh" 'ryica IF
tn, s;Inra";I. exclusive %: :he :itv Of service
il sarvei in said cunt" If not served in SAID
ca.,nty i,ut in SAID district. ii .;li,ty Gays If
served in aay other .Iaiici,! District in the
territory, in forty daTs. If served b. publ
sr;nmons. or the sal PlG!ntiiT viii take iud :
III mt AGAINST you by default, according a. the
prayer q! the complaint.
The sail action l.. Tor divorce on the groaHd
of the failure and neglect Of Defendant tn
make suitable provision for the support OF his
family and for the custody OF Claude A, incz
and Georte, minor children Of the Is,Fti >.
Witness the Hon. s. &. WINGian,
.lul-e Of the District Court 81
t-t-++t, The First Iu;iioi..l District of
.arA:: =. :: Washington Territory. and the
Seal of said C"urt a:iixeI, this
GA day Of August, A. -. lS1p.
:. REEVES ATRES. Clerk
By. 3. THOMPSON, D-puty-
CATION,
Plaintiff AttnI..e- - Gws
, 1879-08-23

We acknowledge thc ,ee ;pt ef the & Cos
m2po'lt, 4 new paper pGh!isied 4. Sioux
tIty, Iowa. ~ It's mams implies ii Is nf the
worll-worid!y. l. Is { PAPER thar VIII he
appreciated hy CoSmopohtauS the world
over. Free from rartisaus:lip III any form,
1t gives all parties acl tA!a-- riual chances.
and conveys she u'ilieariaa hews Of tn. are
IN manner that shows lis thorough indie
pendenae. We gladly cNc!,auge aud hope
it Will NEE: with the success IS bread cuare
platform for,ShoIDUs
, 1879-08-23

TIE iEF2E.-G'hc photographs Of Chinese
laPers which ase di~:,l@yeA throughout the
STATE are life Ike images of the scoarSe Of old.
Once uaclean, each day fuas the victim one
step nearer to = terrible death, TO hinder or
stay being he:ard the po:rgr o: rnan- These
loathS1m sesls :lEe occupied in the manufacture
Of cigars. where tlev continue t" work until
the flesh is ready 70 cleave fscIa the bones, and
from ihe cigGrs thcv han&i. ia" disease vii!
spread The Hor'a Shoe t. Cigars. S,nieT
s"a X Horn manufacturers, ~ Front street.
San Francirco, are male with white ia!o~ anl
are lie he { IN NAL. :. :@!-tf
, 1879-08-23

How IT WoEks--This port!o.. 81 Wash
iugtou territory Is in .re.., want ~ :; steady
supply Of Iambe- In tao years on. city
would be twice lis size il il coa,d be c..eaply
obtained. The Sound c,aa:ics are il state
OF complete pros;ras;on, AID well hi! Tuine,!
because California has 81" :,.ore use Tor ;her
lumber. Cargees have been taken a: hrtle
over 81 PEE Thousand. Here we pay SO peT
thousand. Give Us . r..;Irvad direct to tie
Sound and make rs I'll happy.
, 1879-08-23
r-Tr--s== -

o. Il. * \. Co.-Gtah md Northern is
entirely, at present, = missioner applying 10
the railroad company Who are rnw project
ing the roai from the Uni..a Pacific through
this country. We are Informed by Mr.
Thcilson. that the company is called the
Oregon Railway and Naviga,inn c,mpaay
There are ROW four surveyors il the field ::
Campbell Is running line down to the
Palouse- Kennedy Is tryin. for line from
Alkali Fla. On 10 Willow creek IN the Pa
louise country. Symous when last heard
from WAS on the flats al Cabin creek the
other side of the B!ae mountains. aid Hale
was running line W the ra;aha
, 1879-08-23
ECr0HNr-W~

Ali men do not enjoy equal right,
said the secretary OF the treasury in his Bos-
toa speech. Correct. Mr. Sherman and
the four million, two hundred and eighty
foEr thousand, two hundred and sixty-tive
American citizens who elected Mr. Ti!len
10 the presidency only to b. robbed of the
fruits Of their victory, viii back yon up in
the statement.
, 1879-08-23

The Idaho Dcmorraf IS always 4 live.
widca-wake paper, and one We can gcner'
ally tinl something interesting in. Contrary
to tie apparent custom of other Boise papers
il does not 90 oat of lis way To isIlygag with
othe- Journals. but credit car i:C:nS where
they properly belong.
, 1879-08-23
r,E. .scoryr er TEE usssscRE.

As we 60 to press, the following telesraphic
dispatch has been received by the STATESMAN I:
On the night IF August l6. 3. P u. while
.Iaries Rains James Edwards, Henry Serrin,
and Albert Wrbber were hailn., hay Rain 5
ranch near the month Of the South Fork Of
Salmon river. they were fred upan from am
bush b. Indians. Rains WAS aille.i the second
shot; Webher was wcundel in the shoulder,
but managed 70 crawl away and concealed
himself in the brush under cover OF darkness
Edward AMI Serr;n endeavored to reach the
house, but the Indians being in advance Of
them. they were forced 10 run mp creek and
concealed themselves. The Indians rifed the
house Of four guns, three revoiverS, and about
one hundred cartridges, and tEen fred the horse
AMI other building. and the hay IN the fell.
Edwards AMI Serrin wandered through the
mountains in the night, and reached Warrens,
q distance hy trail of l. miles. at ii A. ", an
the 18th. Wehber, wounded, reached that
place ten hours later y rartv 81 citizens
started soon after for the scene Of the killing.
Rains family were in Warrens AZ the time.
and thus escaped. Col, Bernard was above on
the east side Of the South FOX. and making
for the battle field of Ca.ley. The number Of
Indians who made tbs attacl, are not known,
rs they were ali conccaled in the brush.
, 1879-08-23

Foors AND THEIR MoSEy-Thare are arti-
cIes printed, which, when read, cause the com
niunity to worder whether author Was on
his way to a lunat;c asylum, or had only just
escaped from one. \ case in point Is the snuff
fling halderdash we read this wei; in 4 contem-
onrary, on tie subject ot tie Mormon settle
ment. Because forsoo.h church Is presented
with sum OF money in the nsn:e of the Lord,
ana the giver wants - get It back, the commit
nity are denounced IS ''sr-inlie-s, revolving,
&c" This is the height 81 f"o;iShnrss and the
question arises, wnrli such an article have ap-
raareI and been directed o.t,iRs' s,,oi.7ci. re
ijgipus pclc-1' We say m. The members
comprising DAVIS settlement. are honest in
telligant, industrious, ray 100 cents on the
dollar, and if they ,ln belong to the pare Nor,
mon church, Etey oa'y hire one w:.'t q piece.
, 1879-08-23
AdEniaisiratsE's NJtife.
JUSTICE OF TIE rEAsE SUMMONS.

TERRIT0RT Of NASIIiN&ToN, I g
County of Yakima.
L tIs Justice Co~:4. tcfa7e j. u. Beck, Jwstice
OF Ire Peacc.
FEi0 WILLIAM EATON: 1ou are hereby
& notified that z. T. GEEvAs has filed a
claim against You in said court, which will
come on to be heard at my Office, in Yakima
precinct, in Yakima City, Yakima county, w.
T., on the 1st day Of September, a. d. 1879,
at the hour Of ! o'cln.l. P Il, aud unless yon
appear and then anl there answer, the SAME
will be taken rs confessed and the demand of
the Plaintiff granted. The object and demand
Of said claim is 20 recover the sum of so 10
cash, loaned April 18th, 1879, with legal inter
est from said date claim fled this ist d;y Of
August, 1879 J. w BECK,
Justice Of the Peace
Dated August lst. 1879 a33S 3S::,wS
, 1879-08-23
% Mamie"

"S;'nnv hair just touched with gold,
Blue eyes sweet with love nnt.lf,
Rosy cheeks with heaith's rich hue,
RUBY lips just toGched with dew.
Arms for sweet cacass"s Civea,
Little tongue that talks Of hes,-ea
Running round with fairy feet,
Such is Mamie, baby sweet"
Wien Mamie svcct i'egin> u talk
And tells Ii" babies righ her
Why those rosy checks and ruby lips.
She'll saw. - 0GSad Plumbers Purifier
, 1879-08-23

THE meaneSt man in town viii expand ir
generosity when lac sazes upcn Pomona,s inxu-
rance 1T Charley Davis stand. The fruit is
= 'xasuiicsut and II every variety. Ii in case
~ failur- IN fr;,it th- ~. n viii sample one If
Char,ey's hne cigars he VIII give the belt TO the
a,Xs
, 1879-08-23
-rEE-a--u-U

ANOTHER On Aug. Jth. at Deer Lodge,
Brother :. 5. Mills, OF the New North'rrst,
was united in the holy bonds OF matri:noay
to Miss Mamie T. Ratterton. TO Brother
Mills we extend our congra usat:onS and
hope to renew them every Year We viii
give the first boy gooi send of.
, 1879-08-23

tTiG! ~ Washington TcIT'tOrH
M,aY L. MlLiic,y. Plaintiff. u. LoH:; VI.
M:LL.CiY, Defendant.
yE7HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
I To JOHN NJ MIIyIcAE, Defendant: You
are hereby required to appear in an action
brought again. v"u by Mary f. MEiicAN,
Plaintiff. il the District Court OF the first
Judicial District of Washington Territory.
holding teTIlS at the city of Naiia Nalla, III and
for the co,.nty OF Wa!la Waltz, to answer the
complaint of Plaintiff, filed in Waiia Walla
cr:!nty within twenty days after the service of
this summons, exclusive oi the day Of service.
if served in said county. If not serted IN sad
county but in said district, in thirty days IT
served in any other Judicial District in tke
Territory, in forty days. II served i'y Puh.i
cation. within sixty days after the dat: Of this
summons. o. the said plaint:f viii take julss-
,nent against you by defarlt, according to the
prayer OF the complaint.
Said action is brou.ht bC Pl9i1tiff to obtain
A decree Of divorce, On the grounds of wliltul
abandonment Of Plaintiff BY Defendant, AID
also cn the further gr5,,iia Of failure 20 pJn"l!e
fer the support Of Plaintiff and her children,
an IL obtain the care. custody and guardian
slim e ynck children. to-wit: Franz Hay
ward Aii,lican and Maude 5. 3liii;can.
Witness the Hon. s c. WISGAaD,
,iuHre of the District Court Of
+--=t the First Judicial District Of
SEAL Washington Teritorv. and the
Seal Of said Court affixed, this
24tL iav Of .Juiy. \. u. 1879.
\ REEVES AlEES.
Mt. CATION. Clerk
Plaintiff Attorney. 'RW
, 1879-08-23

SoME 0f tbs Washington correspondents
demonstrated aatheuat t.caily that Mr. Hayes
saves SAC, oO3 year out OF tie salary of the
presidential office. At this rate he will have
$4,000 Of Mr. Tilden's mouey, To say moth
InG ot interest, ~ thc c.d oi his term.
, 1879-08-23
NOTICE 10 aEsGgslTS3s.5.

3! GTttE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ whereas SGI,:Fg BiEKEE lf-s died, who
was heretofore appointed = administer upon
TIE E.s:=te of j. d. PEGKT>*, deceased, and
notice there: to the creditors Of said Estate
w:s duly pai,ii>het il the STATESMAN - pro
vi,icI fr irw, AMI h- reason nf the death ef
sail Administrator, LArn:s j. E;gar's has
been. ly the I'rohate Court OF atima county,
dulj- appointed AMI qualified to complete the
administration aai settlement nf tn. E;ta.e o.
L. d. PE"K!rS, deceased, ar. All persons hay
Ing claims against SAID dec .;.-i Nil nnw ,1rc-
sent tn Sa:ae, with the Necessary v"u,hers. to
the undersigned Administrators. - her l,!avc
of lnsines% in Yakima tisv, y. T. within
one ye;,r fr.aI til" d., nf n": r., PUBLISH 4 hv
5. HsGNIr the f..;::.- A4..,n; ...9.t"r cf sid
i.sfstc. Doe i.y mir of - r..!.sr co,lt.
I.i'3i J. BARKER,
A,H.iaistrS:rix.
T-r /. /. , ....;, - s.-.r5 f,- Es.ste
i'r-cl hTSTs. II. IN.1. - ~
, 1879-08-23

UmATILLA COUNTY FISANcES.-From the
published exhibit 0i county clerk Kecnev,
i; appears that the finances OF Umatila
couI,ty, ON ,Inne 80, amounted to SiJ,G90,
-, aud that the tax levied for county pur-
poses, MAS 81, ,S.i, 30, as against 81 So ior
Walia Walla county.
, 1879-08-23

MAoHNERr.- Honeyman & Co, OF Port
land, advertise some good machinery for sale
at reasonable rates They are 3 reliable firm
and can be depended upon
, 1879-08-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE PROBATE COURT, Walla Waila
i county. Washington Territory: The un-
dersiSned has been appointed by sa'd Court
Administrator Of the Estate of THOMAS LOGAN,
deceased. All persons having claims against
said Estate are hereby notified to present the
same to the undersigned, with the necessary
vouchers recr,-el >, -. =. -, n Villa
Walla city. within ole vear of the date OF this
notice, or be thereafter barred.
JOHN F. BOY EE.
Administrators.
Wara W,'ia A. rS H." .s-4w
, 1879-08-23

n,rnN TO $500 i YEAR. or $ to
SIhiE ! $50 n dar in Your n"n locality,
WV w No risk Women do rs we'll rs
men. Many make more than the amount
stated above. No one can fail to make money
FAST. Any one can Do TIE work. fou car
make from 80 cents 10 - an honT - dcEoting
vo,,r evenings and spare time to .he Business;
Nothing like It for money making ever offered
before Business pleasant and strict!; hnh"r
ahIa Reader. il Won want to know ali about
n. best rayin. business before the r:Itiic.
send rs your address and we will send Eou full
particulars and private terms free; samples
worth s aiso free you can then make up volr
mind for yourself. Address GEORGE 81 NJ
son < CO, Portland Mains =
, 1879-08-23

Co;:nty oi Yakima, ''-
In tie Jgs.icc Cor.i. jcfo-, J. ". Bel, Jastice
Of Tire icsre.
FEVO WILLIAM EATON: You ar. hereby
i notified that LArn, J. BARKER, Admin
istrator Of the Estate Of SUMNER BARKER,
deceased, has fled claim against you in said
court. which VIII come on 10 be heard 81 nay
Office, IN Yakima City, IN Yakima precinct, in
Yakima county, ". T., on the Ist day Of Sep
tem!er, \. ID. lSIa, ut the hour Of O'Clock. u.
NJ, and uni, IS yoG appear and then aad there
answer, the same Will b. taken as confessed,
and the ,ieIaan! Of tn Plaintiff granted. The
object and demand of said claim is TO recover
balance due the Plaintiff of the sum of
S3t Il coin, r-;th LEGAL interezt. since April
I'D, 1873, o.: sto-s acGnGat for e.oolS, wares and
merchandise, sold and delivered Giail;l ti.-,!
this first day Of August, l31a
j. ", BECK, Justice o. t.e Peace
Da.e,: August I~t, 1874 SS 33wa
, 1879-08-23

PREAcHIyG next Sunday, az II o'clock :. NJ,
and o'clock P VI. in the Alyentiss meeting
house in this city by Rev. J. L. Bitch, d. ID.
All kindly invited.
, 1879-08-23

THE MNHEUE IypHTS-We are i'll
formed by Sergt. Hopkins. Of company
"E., 5" lst cavalry, that the Aia'hcur indians
captured - the Ma,heur reservation. are
very eonicnted aud are 50 improved thai
they would not I've known for the same band
They dread the possibility Of returning to
the old starvation hole, and say they won't
60. Sarah WinnerE"ca i Wei, ANA doing
all she can 10 afncho.ate tAs condition OF
her people. In spite Of the rac'le: about he.
character We believe she is bitter 4 hundred
fold than those W,In SANDER hrr She is a
woman, AID IN iu!ian, t;..-sore Is coIsid.
cred fair prey for those VINO do any ,!iine but
fight foI the right.
, 1879-08-23

TIE Walla WAl.a $TkTE;;iiN has q good
list of subscribers IN this city. \ good paper
alwavs takes anywhere Dojr" Demnr!,H.
, 1879-08-23

Cash ON hand. August S;h, 1879, 81
4S3 IL warrants i>sucd slncs that Gate,
sGS52 5S balance il treasury, $50 -.
TO this balance mar he addod l.o0 10,
estimated costs IN Territorial cases, and
this total Of $685. ~. would then constl-
tute all the available funds with which to
pay the expenses OF the comfy from n"w
TO March ist, 1859, when tue taxes i"r
1879 become delinquent. I!.a c"!amIs-
sioners noIe HAT the claims AGAINST TIE
county az the November term Of their
court will not exceed this small hai;trCe
Our neiehbnr predicted las. yea:, that IN
August. 1879, thee would be q surp.ns
county fund Of %i3.cg) on hand that
the = miil-tay then levied for county
purposes Was mUcc,ssary and eXtrava-
rant, and that il was ;n erroneous policy
to lay mp 81 much mon : for 10 other
purpose than to have il stolen aGa'n-
The above statement IF the coanty fund
is official. hence Correct, and II a!Sn SHOWS
that the prediction Of the J. GfcEm@H Is
incorrect. 4 great injustice of course,
was done the old board # commissioners,
but as the truth is always It's own defsm-
der, 50 in this case. Tie acton q the
old board IS net on'y rraven 70 la". teel
wise and juiici"as, hat tie present board
even confirm their iU51lnen, hy row levy
Ing Z militia uT"n al increased vi'Ja-
tion. The commissioners never max"
their estimates u9rn Gsca! year basis,
or calculate expenses irom August Of one
year to Angus. of the following year; the
question with them is. Is there money
sufficient in The treascrE' to iag the scrip
when Issued, ST. as rrevr't depreciation
Of and speculation j" county warrants,
hence The ley: of l.s. yea,' - mills,
which afforded 4 Tgvana, for craEty par
poses Of s;2G,;@:22, as against !. levy OF !
mills this year, amounting TO S20,1Ii2,
being an increase "f rcycnue over last
year by $40 We can-ra .l.li.c the Old
l.oard Of county commissioners, l,lcSsTs,
stoFms, kecfe, and Hraaon, %, this s;'';,ti
tying vinaicaiipn.
, 1879-08-23
Gs.su rea~4rtia&ss.$sisa. i.
sgaELsasys EDE: s:zE.
ECT =. ,

Sd.-S sSeS Elss
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That or
1S Books. Notes aIG AccoEntS have been
turned Owe 10 i. W Sweeney for settlement
Until further notice he -ilt he fn'.nl in the
ofiice over Dr. Days Drug St"~e. Specially or
Tuesdays, Fri.iays and Saturdays. al per
SONS knowing themselves indebted 10 rs for
professional services a:o requested to cali I'M
mediateiy and settle with him.
SIT ELAiECn-T cRDFP
, 1879-08-23

TrmGiTaaT or WASHINGTON, (cs
County Of Walia Walla,
IN tie District CoP,t # t3s Ffrst J,Gjcrl Dis
triG. of Washington TcITitor.t
MiaY L. MlLlic,Y. Plaintiff, u, Lou:; VI.
M.LL!CsY, Defendant.
, 1879-08-23
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE sJaMoas.

TEEalToRT OF " isIIHGEoN, 60
Co;:ntv of Yakima, ''
, 1879-08-23
nEsTREs"T CaEaT SsGgn0Ns.

\. T CATION,
PiaintiIf's Attnl..a.- - Gw@