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, 1880-10-30
A Smash Up.
4 Freight Train Ceplidex with au Ensiue q.
Whitman.

A special tram left Walla Walla SATURDAY.
evening in charge Of J. r. Cutting. condue-
tor, and H. D. Chase. engineer. There being
no turn table at Walla Walla the tram after
it was made up backed to Whitman, the en-
gine going ahead to the station to turn
around, which it did and then stood on the
track waiting for the cars to come down.
As the tram was moving at fair rate of
speed the conductor and the brakesman
claimed that they could get no control of tie
train As the cars would not mind the brakes,
and the train ran into the engine, breaking
the frame Of the tender and dislocaiing the
ankle of the engineer After the collision
Chase reversed his engine which probably
averted greater calamity as the up passen-
ger train was within mile and half Of the
station. The spring boards and head TIM
bers of three cars were smashed and the pas
senger train was detained about An hour. An
investigation will be held to STE if anyone
was to blame for the disaster.
, 1880-10-30
UxsrokEs GKATIrUDk-The future pos

UxsroKES GKAIIrUDk-The future pos
SCISSOR Of the editorial chair of this office,
aged nine weeks, weight eighteen pounds, is
the happy recipient OF handsome crib man
ufactured by John Dovell L Co. It Is Of
black walnut and tastefully inlaid with rose
wood and maple Of a contrasting color. As .
specimensf fine work this article csunot he
enc-lled by any firm on the coast and
thoroughly that our manufactur-
ers need fear no competition from outsiders
On behalf of the youngster. who IS At present
speechless. with gratitude us tender our sin-
cere thanks to this enterprising and liberal
firm
, 1880-10-30

A DExIAL--The report circulated that
certain election tickets were printed in the
STATESMAN ofice is falsehood. The only
tickets printed here are those straight demo-
cratic. We neither require nor would priut
any others.
, 1880-10-30

Woop DEror.-It is the intention OF
Frank Baker, Esq. $50 We understand) to
establish firs.-class wood yard on the lot
above the chop mill, on the Main street. 1t
is not strange, when We take into consider.-
ton, that large sum Of money has been Of
fered for this same piece Of property by sew
ersl of our citizens from time to time, but
could not get it.
, 1880-10-30
THE FIRST DAY.-Yesterday afternoon the

The FIRST DAY.-Yesterday afternoon the
Guards and the Artillery shot for the prize
ass at the race track. The wind Vas rather
stiff for successful shooting, but notvith-
standing that some Of the mart,men made
remarkable good scores While others made
scorrs which would Disgrace green hands,
The Guards who carried of the prize mAde
very good average score while some of the
Artillery men made brilliant records but
were kept down by the miserable shooting
done by others The following Is the sum
, 1880-10-30

AsorHER OyR-Horatio 0'Brien, Of the
Exchange hotel, is stricken down with ty
phoid fever, the dread disease that is now
Furnishing in this city, simply because there
is no proper system Of sewerage. When
will steps be taken To remedy this defect.
Every moment il precious.
, 1880-10-30

REMOVED LeMont having removed
to DR.. Day. new brick has opened her milli-
merry rooms with one of the finest assortments
Of millinery goods ever brought into the city.
Her advertisement in the Daily and Weekly
SrArEsx,s gives poor idea Of the fine arti-
cles displayed compared to personal visit
, 1880-10-30
THE BLESSED RAIS.-Af,er 3 most e1ss-

The BLESSED RAIS.-Afer 3 most e1ss-
perating dry spell the rain commenced fall
ing Saturday night and during Sunday after
dark it poured down very lively. There has
been altogether too much electricity IN the
AIR for the close of political campaign, and
it is to he hoped th,t the dampener will have
the effect of bringing the extremists to their
senses
, 1880-10-30

GRAIN THIEVES. large quantity of grain
has been stolen from ranches in the vicinity
of Dayton and Waitsburg. One man lost a
hundred aud ninety-two sacks Of wheat.
Complaints are very numerous. and If the
thieves are caught they should be summarily
dealt v ith
, 1880-10-30
s.rx OF psorrE1Y.-Hon. J. r. Levi

S.,, AZ psoPIkTY.-Hon. j. f. Lewis
b.. disposed Of al bis property in the city of
Wall. Walls, Charles Rusell being the pur-
.h.,e, Of the Homestead Opposite the Con-
oreg.tional church; Capt W. H. Andrews
S,s bought the property on Nam street.
wh;cb consists of small cottage and three
iot.: j. F. R,ye,. Esq, i: the purchaser o.
tnre. lots fronting Dr. Bakers Park, IN
blosk - next door above the residence OF
Jobn povell, E.q. Judge Ls.n viii invest
largely in seattle property The n i,se We,,. Tens
R,;lr~.d n Jay Gou,d. D. o. Mills and d
Willard viii create quite = boom on the
Sound. hence the early departure OF 'ns
Judge
, 1880-10-30

A WORD IN TIMI.-It is said that chick
en- held up by one leg will not squa~k half
as much as when both legs are grAsped. As
Thanksgivingday cones next tmonthwe would
suggest tina. persons who are accustomed TO
purchasing their poultry after the owner has
retired hal better cut this out and paste 1t
In their hats.
, 1880-10-30
Glorious News.
Burke's Election Sare.
ISL, ,o the Sr.,rsv,sI

lSl-sis.. TO the STATESMAN
After careful canvass oi K:a: county
it has been found that Thos. Burke WI,
receive over 800 majority. The Brents
men are hopeless aud almost ready te
throw up the sponge Burke is sure to
go east Of the mountains with more than
six hundred majority. The democrats
here are all iubilant and consider that
Burke has a walkover.
, 1880-10-30
Tur DrrrrprNcp The WafcLyaGn ha

The DIrfERENCE.-The Watehman has
been furnished with an article published in
the STATESMAN. July. 1875. respecting the
career of Charles Painter A paper reputation
is good enough to fall back upon, but they
need not go back to the STATESMAN of 1875
for a notice of Mr.. Painter; only few weeks
since he received from our pen equally as
god notice as he received from our prede-
cessor. and that is what puzzles Us; after
the good terms We have ali been Oh for so
many years, why, at the last moment the
attempt shoull be made to injure Us IN busi-
ness by giving away county printing which
the STATESMAN contracted for. Business,
and not politics, is what We live for. and
knowing our rights, dare MAINTAIN.
, 1880-10-30

CLEAN THEM.-A member Of the city
council requests the STATESMAN to inform
the owner. Of buildings on the corners that
during the muddy period it is their duty TO
keep the cro.swalks clean. By so doing they
will receive the everlasting gratitude Of Pc
destrlans
, 1880-10-30

A Coon SHOr-Our neighbor, Mr.. Charles
Besserer, of the Edtchmdn, has proved to he
one OF the most active members OF the Walia
Walla Guards. At the shooting match: tor
the fine flag given by Mr.. Thomas Collins,
Charley made the second best shooting and
materially assised in getting away with the
prize. The Tag is in good hands. and there
il general satisfaction that it fell into the
hands it did
, 1880-10-30

MERIT WILL TELL.-Mr. o. Brechtel Is
daily gaming the trade Of the upper country
and is shipping large quantities Of plain aud
fancy crackers to all parts: last week he sent
q large lot off to Spokane Falls, and now has
an.sher lot ready tor Moscow The crackers
our neighbor turns oct cannot be eHceiled
even in the San Francisco market and they
have the superior advantage of being cheaper.
, 1880-10-30
CONSOLATION FOR rHK LApIrs-

einusti paper recently Published = statement
which had been extensively published to The
effec. that Bishop Elder. Of that city. had
declared . vigorous war against bang" In
= private lett. to friend in Baltimore, Bish.
Oh Elder vrit<s: That story about the
ladies' hair SEEMED to me 20 absurd and %
palpably false that thought it entirely IN
worthy Of notice, but finding IT % eItensve-
IL quoted throughout the country. I have
had it confradicted. I had never spoken
.best the fashion. no, even In private"
, 1880-10-30

RETrRsEp.- James LAMAR, after =
somew hat protracted absence from the city
has returned in time to work against the Of
fensiYe no-fenee law. He says tha. If it be-
comes law he will havs to leave country,
as will hundreds Of Others
, 1880-10-30

Gscss CARsIEssSEss.-It il understood
that couple Of the engines of the O. R. 4
n. Company we're almost ruined at Una
tilla day before yesterday. There will prob
ably be two vacancies on the road in e0nse-
ouence.
, 1880-10-30

ORsooS QUAIs-The Gun Club have I'M
ported from Oregon a very fine lot OF the
Oregon quail. which were turned loose on =
farm between Russell and Mil creeks. Out
Of "a sent 81 arrived in good conditinn, md
will doubtless thrive in their new haunts.
Last spring some of the Californi, variety
w.re placed In ,he same place and several
troods have lately been seen. The Club Is
doing good work and it is to be hoped that
their efforts are appreciated Is they deserve.
, 1880-10-30
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CH,xREa. Oct. % lSsl

COUNCIL CHaNBER, Oct %, 1890
Special meeting called by the mayor for
the transaction Of special business.
Present-Mayor McAulif, Councilman
Kohlhauf, Ankeney, Thomas, Chase. and
Jacobs. ALsent-Councilman Welch and
Doveli.
Resignation of T. J. Anders city, attor-
ney. accepted. and W. G. Langford unsni-
mously elected by acc'ammation to 'tst office.
Motion made and carried that " G,
Laneford. city attorney, associate B. L. Sharp
stein with him and take such steps against
A. McCaulley { Son, as they may deem ad-
visable. j. l.. SHARPsTErS.
Clerk.
, 1880-10-30

PRoNorED Fred Foster who has
been connected With the O. r. L n. Co. but
q short tina. has acquitted himself 50 well
that he has been promoted to the position OF
nighttrain dispatcher. We congratulate
Mr.. Foster ON his rapid advancement
, 1880-10-30

One Of the celebrated Walla Wall, hand
made four horse buckskin lashes will be sent
by mail or express to any address on receipt Of
81 So Address J. Nunan, Whip Factory,
Main Street, opporite the new Court House.
Twas Inn
, 1880-10-30

On, BLoNDEY.-The Adelphi Theatre is
TO boom next week with an imported CON-
pany Of blondes from Frisco, who are said
TO be "way mp" in their business. They are
billed As Misses Montague. Grayson. Tomers
and Bennett.
, 1880-10-30

Webfoos Oil cures the crying baby. Mothers
attention is called to the Wsbfoot Oil IN cases
Of Group, spasms or colo, that the little ones
are subject TO. SS om
, 1880-10-30

BrcorRY AND Kkov-NorHIsenh--""A
cheering feature that among the democracy
IS w,li. W.lla the old knov-nothins idea.
Of which the republicans make 80 mnen russ
-. :. .x;..enee. A glance .. the democratic
soansy ticket proves thi. On !. shsre Are
-. @ n..;,. Americ,na On the rePahiie.n
...IS, % ,h.,. r. ooe . foreign name 20 be
80 - -. GA kpou-aoshing feeling
80 : !. .s1srs = ersr. We .c.ld hike -
- ~ = Eksly - .ak. the ssse
60. s. ahs vas ea. s~e 80 e".'e 'ee
~. = - tae -.. vAa. Il - Gre ysazs r.s-
-. .S..ss tbs lAss a,d prnaPso = -
r.v.ssnsaS ~ easrs - s'.A'a ssA h''
0slse thA{
, 1880-10-30

DEN0CRAIs 10 IHx FRoxT.-Thnmas b.
Burke viii in ths city Of Walla Walls on
Noadsy. Voter.. If yoa are in any doaht
en0s s.d hsar him and feea yoar ewa con.
e3usiona.
, 1880-10-30
Tur wrrx,y SrArrsMAN. popularl-

Tuk WEEKLY SrArEsMAN--The popuiarl'
tv of the WEEKLY STATESMAN Is increasing
beyond our expectations. That this Is no
mere br,c 80 invite inspection to our large
and fast increasing list Of ne~ subscribers :;
never day passes but it shows steahy IN
cr.sse in its circulation. II Is the only neHs'
paper east from Portland which receives tel
crrsphie dispatches up to the hour ct gong
o. press. Now is tho time to suhserihe-
Farmer, wishing to subscr,b- can receive
copy free In order to Judge for themselves.
Only 3OC por year.
, 1880-10-30
ACKyOwLEDGEMEsT.-We acknowledge tn.

ACKNowLEDGEMEST-W acknowledge the
receipt of a complimentary ticket to the
Walla Walla races, from Mr. Thos Collins,
Of the association If it can possibly do 30
the Standard will take pleasure in going up
there and shaking hands with Parker and
Collins. and the rest of the boys, during the
, 1880-10-30

AL.sGE DocKET.-During the last two
weeks over forty suits have been brought in
the district court and the docke. promises to
be very large. Hawley, Dodd L Co have
brought about ono quarter Of the suits.
, 1880-10-30

A fine stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry.
Silrerwars aud Optical Goods for sale cheap
At George Savage'A Every article warranted
a. r.presented or money refunded. Give him
q cali Next door below Tom Taylor's Candy
Hsc.o,v 1852
, 1880-10-30

H,Ly M,sr.-The engine companies had
their flags at half mast Saturday and Sunday
over the death Of Jacob Spausail, member
of the T,grrs. Toe various companies at
tended the funeral in . body.
, 1880-10-30

SALE OF PROPERTY. Judge J. R. Levin
has disposed Of mis- house and lot on the cor
ner If Rose and Second streets, 10 Charles
Russell. who will soon move to town with
bis family.
, 1880-10-30

BADLY WaNrED.-A good honest man who
would attend to such work as cleaning houses,
taking up carpets, cleaning stovepipes, &c,
could fud steady employment if hc would
at end 10 his business and not get drunk.
, 1880-10-30

GLAD TO HEAR H.-From private letter
from James Ward. who. with his troupe are
now at PendIeton. We CLEAN the pleasing iu-
tellgence that they have prospered beyond
expectation. To quote from the letter he
says, Il shall make more on his trip than
/ made altogether in year at Walla Walla. :"
The company will be gone about ten weeks
, 1880-10-30

A New Foor BRIDGE-A new bridge will
shortly be placed over Mill creek on Second
street It gill be Rrea' improvement and
very col venient 10 the citizens who reade
over there.
, 1880-10-30

A DIsINyIcIAsr.-Dr. Rlalock u author
i,y that eopperAa dissolved in water and
poured into closets is . most exeeIlent disin-
fectant 1t has been hied with the very
best rcsults A sufficient quantity can Be
obtained for iifty cents to last month.
, 1880-10-30
Coop WoRKN.xsnIP.-A very fine piec,

Coop WoRKNANsHIP.-A very fine piece
of workmanship which would be credit TO
New York shop. is to he seen in the wit
dow of Mr.. VIM. ODonnell's hardware store.
II 10 an urn for ho' water and can hardly be
told from real silver, SO nice and delicate Is
the workmanship. 1t is intended for res
taurant IN this city.
, 1880-10-30

TIE BEsr SHor.-At the rse=nt shooting
match for the dag between the Guards and
Artillery. Mr.. John swash, Of the latter com.
psny and printer At the Csioa Office made
by lar the best score - he made - points
cat Of . pnsible 25. Mr. Swash is . young
gentleman Of nore than ordinary ability md
% very pops!ar in this city. The printing
bro,hsrhood may feel prsud Of him.
, 1880-10-30

s~'.''-.-s:@.1-..e.-s -

NA's''-.-sS ].alsue -
wEnsAa. II b ~ dsty = ~ o@yaAue g
laase ixty daU bsesgo 0y esnsgnf 49, -
-. ~ sseaaaafaoa dsuiglating - s0oa -
b 6llsA - sach slsc4ina.
Nos. tA-sefoee. I. EisAA p raSy. osvss.
nor of sd t.Hito.y, DO hsssey dpsslPs ~ .
gsesrai election vii b ksld n a11'SsVnasy
A. d. oae thousaad sigAt handrsd ID siGAsy,
= which, tAs foklowing naansd cGlcsn N g
slsctsd:
A DslseAss 10 rsessssas "a sarsisusy : ~
foety-sevsafA congress of ths CnioDd Sen1a
A BrigAdier GeaerL
A Quarteruastsr Gsasal ~
A CommianTy Gs1sfal
An Adjutant Gsssk
A Prosecuting Atsassa5 fr - o,sad isdL
A Ar.ecusias Assos.y .fur u. sAid jsx-
eiAl diseric4
~, a =: ::Tss. ;;., :. =: Bod 4 Ha....s'. r.
A neHhef q tie Baard of Equalissk;ua foe
tie secO0d Judicial district
A member of The Board a Eqaaiilatioa fue
ths third judicial distEiek
Menheo q both branches d The Legislative
Assembly.
And al county and psscincs o6csn ssqsizs1
by the lava q said territory
In tssstmGay vh.seof. have
hersunto ct my hand and
caused the Great Ssal Il IL
tsrisnry 10 Ss aiixsa q
Olympia. this lSeA day a
ss:.s Anguse, A. D.. one thousa1d
Sa&S eight hundred and eixAsy,
and of the Indepsndsnce Il
the United Stat0 the oos
hundred and 9Th.
ELISHA p. FERRY,
.N Gevsssos.
BY order 1t the Grvenar.
n. H OsiHcas SecfetARy.
, 1880-10-30
AL.sr REouEsr.-A few moments before

A LAST REoUEsr-A few moments before
hi, death Mr.. W. c. Jameson expressed
wish that his numerous friends should be
thanked for their kind and generous atten
tions To him all through his severe Illness
which ended in an untimeIv death. More
p,r.icularly did he mention the following
Mr. ard Ms. Keeling. Mr.. Shepherd. Mrs.
MiIlic.n, Mrs. Hayward. Dr.. Kellogg. M.
Dagger and Mr.. Center Mrs. Jameson
,Iso requests u 10 express her unb"usded
gratitude. She says that snch .indness -
She has received xill never b forgotten
while memory lasts-
, 1880-10-30

A WELCOME VISITOR Thompson
was in town yesterday and ne are pleased to
note that on every hand he was met with .
welcome shake; An eloquent estimation he is
held by the people. Baits6ng Tmea
, 1880-10-30
Po<rruyrp-Owipp 10 the ipclemencv of

PosTroNED.-Owing to the inclemency Of
the weather and the probability Of no imme-
diate chsnge for the better, Mr.. Collins haS
thought it advisable to postpone the races
until Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next
week, uhen they viii be carried out a. per
programme Mr. Collins has been unfortu-
nat in choosing the date for the meeting and
ue hops that the receipts next week viil
n,re than make gcoi his losses rs he has en-
dearored and succeeded in drawing together
the best hoxss in the country. which is .
guarantee that the races will not be Of hi :po-
drome order.
, 1880-10-30

On the tie shoot at twenty five yards, FIVE
balls each, Thorn broke four balls to his
competitors three.
, 1880-10-30
A-AAnnn-fuzY.-The largest ferry

Hsnux-SUxY.-T largesf ferry
boat. says the l.'asd Eu,psTt, ever bnilt tins
aide Of San Franci.co. wil b commenced ~
Cello next week fer the Northern Pscihe Rai
road Company, to ferry cars between ANS
worth and the opposite shore. 1t Is 70 be
large enough to carry Is cars on triple 70"
Of Tracks. and will Be side wheel b"at pro-
pelled BY two high pressure en0inss OF the e
same sizs - these in the Ha1rea QseerISS
,pehs. diameter Of cylinder and s fret strcte
al the piston. John J. Holland IL 10 Be tse
tsildec of this monster b"at o. plans ard
drawings n.de By John Gate. tie rese..sd
consnitins -ng,nrg of the 0r.eoa Raaiv-.
and Navigation Company, 1es ee.ss'
calls Scr : conpletioe d TIE s"ss v.ss.n
% days fra The iayirs ef fhs ts'1 In.s
viii give smployment 10 lsrN ss.sre 9
saJtd vrcAsnkss tsssvsp ~ sd ~ eFss
u Febs1ssy.
, 1880-10-30

GLASS BALLs-At the track yesterday
considerable interest was manifested over the
glass ball shooting Mr.. Thorn won the first
money and the second was divided between
Messrs. Schumacher and Acker. The fol
lowing Ia the score
, 1880-10-30
POOREST KIND,

SIRE TO CoME-The recent attempt at
breaking from the Jail by the horse thieves
assisted by their pals on the outside demon
strates the necessity for some action to be
taken by the county commissioners to place
the cells in the new Court House building in
= condition suitable for the confinement Of a
desperate crowd of criminals. If the author
ities think that when We have confined IN
our Jail number of horse thieves who have
friends and plenty Of money on the outside,
a couple Of people with the moose dangling
over their heads for crime that for outrage
business has few parallels. II they think with
a jail that is nothing but mess of rotten
timber will hold these CRIMINALS thay are de-
cidedly OF their ''banK." 1t is only mstter
of time before another attempt will be made.
It is sure to come soener or later. and 1t
would be well for the authorities TO he In the
best condition possible TO thwN. acy out
break
, 1880-10-30
EQR SALE.

EORTY ACRES OF FINE TIMER
II land. Pine. Red Fir. Spruce nd Tans-
rack, vithia tws,ty ailss Il WsllA WallA,
closs 10 good ssW mill nd % . cIeek with
good vatsr power. Ne timhsr has ever bssa
cut and 500. 900 lest Il god lnabes en- b cut
With No trouble. Pics. o6oQL Apply e Tie
STAfKshAx s6ice. 23l-a-s+4-H
, 1880-10-30
yx,y PLs,..sr-Gen. rannass, accom-.

NKkY FLENHASE-ueH. f"""ss'
panied by = party Of invited guests. ssy' the
i'n.enge.ee-, went to Newcastle last Sunday
The ohjec. Of the General ~as TO make er,t-
ical examination Of the road. with view 70
certain changes and Improvements Ihe
road hed, the binds, the culvsr's the tres
ties, al were looked after. ~ well - ness
urenents taken. marks set, etc. Gen: Tan
matt knows not only how tn buy railroad.
Int how 70 huili and operate one. and IN
this sort Of work he is just in hrs eleme't
The psrev returned at dusk. having spent
the d.y in manner thoroughly pleasant and
profitable.
, 1880-10-30
FouSp. That packet book containing
wheat receipts has ben found. Apply q.
In. SrATE>NAS otice.

Poor JOHNSON. He has now to L < tn
ius, from the bo Is Of the man who hs. de
neuncei hun as "the m sc dishonest man
ever knew.
, 1880-10-30

READ Ir.-Politicians should read and
know the text found in Peter, |, 10.
, 1880-10-30
AcExrs axn CxxysssERs

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one to fifteen
minutes, warranted.
, 1880-10-30

Wsbfoot Oil is priceless jewel in your fam
lily. II speaks for itself.
, 1880-10-30

To RUsTIcArE.-Dr. Bingham leaves next
week for San Francisco. He will be joined
later OF by his wife
, 1880-10-30

Make from s25 TO SO per week selling goods
for L. G RIpE0UT& co, 10 Barclay Street,
Few York. Send for their Catalogue ard terms.
, 1880-10-30

Webfoot Oil is sure cure for Dyptheria o.
ore Throat.
, 1880-10-30

The score of The Artillery was 1856 The
hest scores being made BY J. Short With ~
and John Swash al b -
, 1880-10-30

Webfcot Oil can be had at your druggists.
, 1880-10-30

FoR STENCILS, go to Straights.
, 1880-10-30

The BARsER's TEXr.-l. Corinthians. XI.
, 1880-10-30

Sets '.Rar Rass Le>s.s
, 1880-10-30

Ths distinctive features Il thi. spoo. eo<toa
are that il u made from thsvesy finest
SRA BLAND C0FfoS.
Il Il 6nishsl soft - the cotton from which il
d made /; Il has no waxing or arti6cial 6niah 10
deceive the eyes il b the strpngest, smoothest
and most elastic sewing thread in the market;
for machine sewing Il haa no equal Il l. wound
On white spools- The black d the most perfect
ever produced in spool cotton, being dyed BY .
system patented BY oursesveA The colon are
dyed BY tho
new ANlllNE PR0CEAs,
rendering them no perfect And brilliant that
dressmaksn sverJUhere me them instead ol
sewing :ilk,- We iRYit~ reonps.i.on .nd re:
spectfully ask ladies 70 give it fair trial and
convince themselves Of IL superiority over an
other.. To be had at wholesale and retail
from al 6rst-elass dealen in dry goods and
notionA dy213-Jm We SR
, 1880-10-30
NOTICE

U. B. LAND OYTIc1
WALLA WAtLA, W. T.. A.s. 96, lsS0
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A fled in this ofies and application nsds
under the Act Of Congress approved June Sd.
1873, entitled !" An Act for the sale q Tim
ber Lands in the State u Galifosnia. OEegos,
Nevada and Washinstoa -Fenitory,. % pas.
ch..e NV SW See ;, Te.nahip 8. Nosth
of Range No. 80 East.
Application zM b heAsd tie 27sh day of
October. 1880. l. H MORRISON.
Register.