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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-23

Arthur Fitzpatrick, who "'u'ned from
c n,ado a short tim" 49, YES the
" owing glowing accotu q rurrence
o. he mining districts. g. vas an
eye witness "a mine a. rOmpan-
ms were crossing the &" Divide
" hen it was covered witt -rr.,. / ~ miles
"r!ow them, down a de. ",. prty five de-
"es, deeply covered ". IT snow, lay
" pot they desired to t.. while to go
90" nd by trii! was fire. 49,. The miner
,r. =, lin pau. used for wt, old, spread
''anket "V" I, got II IL. n a squat
49, post on g. ~ H., rHr>. tucked the
..l ket arc. =. t"d his lie and other traps
ever his h"",. Ad got one OF his companions
O give | n I push. He informed me that he
went down at he speed Of sixty miles a min
ute, and shot far out into the valley at the
foot of the mountain. When he stopped he
found the soldering Of the pan melted from
friction, his blanket OF fire, and 1t was his
impression that had he gone much further
he would have been burned up, together with
all his traps."-PHtsburg Telegraph.
, 1880-10-16


wHxRKAs. ia Consequence OF . if,mise
made in Aagpst. 1871. by T. C. Watfias.
Inspector Of the interior department., to set
apart. or have Set apart. Tor the use OF the
Spokan Indians. the folio sing described ter
risory. to-wi.: Commeacirg .. the mouth
Of Cham a-kane creek, thence north eight
m,les In direction Of said creek /; thence due
west TO the Columbia river; thence along
the Columbia and Spnkan rivers to the point
Of beginning. The Indians a'e still expect
ing the Execp.ive order in their case, and are
much disturbed by the attempts of squatters
70 locate land within SAID liu.i,s, it is hereby
directed that the above described territory,
being stall unsurveyel, be protected against
settlement BY other than said Indians, until
the survey shall be male, or until further in
struetions This order is based upon plain
necessity to preserve the peace until the
pledge of the government shall be fulfilled
or other arrangements accomplished.
The commanding officers "t Forts Ceur d
Alene and Colviile, aaa Camp Chelaa are
charged with the proper execution Of this
order
Pursuant to instructions from the Divis-
ION Commander, a hoard Of officers is hereby
convened At Spokan Falls. W. T.. 10 proceed
at once 10 examine the country IN the vicIn-
Al r a. 4 l.
river, with yiex to selecting site for a
military post. The board Will submit de.
tailed report o: the resul; OF its examination.
and make Recommendation for 4 site, giving
reasons therefor.
DETAIL FOR THE BOARD:
Major Edwin C. Mason, 2lst Infantry, a.
A. l. q.
Major Ely Mcclellan, Surgeon. U. 5, A.
lst Lieutenant Thos. W. S,mons, Engi-
neer Corps. c. T. o.
, 1880-10-16

THE TIAEs.-An evidence of the partia!
failure of the crops can be seen in the genera
demand of the farmers for small loans. These
aie becoming most frequent and where there
is any security given the farmers are accom-
modated. It Is to be hoped that the small
loans for whic- they are asking Will bridge
them over the hard times. Real estate is
somewhat slow there being less movement
now than there has been for tie list two
years. but the dealers look for revival and
general demand III the spring. What is
badly needed now Is small cottages with rem
tails ranging from twelve to twenty five dol
lars per month.
, 1880-10-16

A large number Of the heaviest msr-
chants and bankers OF Chicago addressed
the psopls of oil claases They said that
the idea Of Q change Of administration BE-
ing hsstf1l y ths essAtsy, - n insult
10 The common sepss Of the bnsinso elass-
e.. They cannot be made 10 believe that
the government will be weakened by .
mere transfer u bower and that such
transfer will have any effect On the busi-
ness interests Of the country is equally
presumptouA The speeches claimel
that the era of prosperity nov opening and
attributed TO the republican party is con-
trary to history and Il is fact that the
longest period of financial disaster ever
experienced in the United States occnr--
eli under the administration Of the party
nov holding the reins Of government.
Gov. Seymour on Saturday nigh, made
a political speech which was h-artIy re-
ceired. He reviewed Conklings sreech
in the most caustic manner and strongly
denounced central;1afion Of power; up
held State sovereignty doctrine. Seymour
referred to Republican charges Of Demo-
cratic unwillingness to keep public faith
and cited instances in his experience as
| Governor Of New York when he vainly
endeavored to collect from republic an
funds TO meet State obligations in 1868
and 1864, and he added "thatihe meanest
republicans are those who make the great
est professions Of honesty and poverty aud
then spend money in rio.ous living and
now | want to appeal to business men and
then will release you. In closing Sey-
mour said ''of candidates | have nothing
unkind to say; there is bond of sympa,
thy between Garfield and myself; he and
l both vent into conventions, not As can
didates, and were both nominated; We
went around speaking and he is gong T.
beaten just as was" The speaker clos
cd With picture Of Garfield taking oath
a. Senator and Hancock taking the osth
as president on the 4th Of March, 1881.
, 1880-10-16

ONIONS FOR HEALTH.-The healthy prop.
erty Of onions has never been fully under
stood by the people, and hence they arc dis.
cardsl by 50 many people, and because of
Che smell excluded from ihe table. Bat
they have health giving power and when
once freely used are beneficial in promoting
new action in the vital system. In lung
and liver complaints they are peculia, ly
beneficial, and cases have been known where
the fell destroyer of the human race has
been cured by their free consumption. Colds
yield to them like magic. Don't be afraid
Of them. They won't hurt you if they d.
give you for time bad breath. Persons
suffering from impaired indigestion AMI a
locked up liver, will tind the most prompt
relief by free Use of them. Take them
regularly. Eat them raw and cooked and
they will promote. new life in the pbysic al
organism.
, 1880-10-16
The Yakima Tragedy.

To Mr. Fred Adams we are indebted for
the following letter from Sheriff Schnebly, Of
Yakima. for the details Of the shooting affair
shortly reported Yesterday:
YAKIMA CITY, W. T., Sept. %, so.
Our little town is at present under great
excitement. Last Saturday evening at about
] o'clock shooting scrape took place at All
Church's saloon D:nk Splawn was killed.
John Splawn was shot through the thigh
crashing the bone, the ball passing through
the leg and entering the other. came to the
surface on the outside of tie leg David
Correll was shot through the shoulder rang
ing down through the shoulder blade. IL all
originated ont Of horse race have three
men under arrest and warrants | think will
issue for about three more to-day. l was
not there when the shooting took place, bat
soon after and made the arrest OF three per-
SONS, viz: Churchill, Lamson and Correll
Mob law is running high have not slept all
hour since it occurred. | have my forces
ready TO receive them, shOnld they come We
will give them warm reception. Correll is
badly wounded ard is at the hotel have
it well armed. They are now preparing to
90 into an examination OF the case.
, 1880-10-16

THERE Is considerable 81 eculation As to
how the Pacific Coast States will vots at
the coming election. Four years ago the
late Oliver P. Morton came to this Coast
few weeks previous to the election, and
. veil founded impression existed At the
time that his visit in some mysterious
manner contributed to carrying the State
for Hayes. Morton is dead nov and his
mantle has not fallen upon any great par
ty chieftain, that We knew Of 1t IL pref
ty toiersbly certain that California will 70
fr Hancock. Oregon bids fair to 60 the
same way, and since the Maine election
Nevada has been very confidently claimed
for Hancock and English by the friends Of
the ticket In tn I State.
, 1880-10-16
Foreign Telegraphic Hewa-
Frsu the Daily Statesman.

Eroo the Daily Sentesnans
A new treaty is to be negotiated between
China and Russia
1t is decided by the Porte to surrender
Dulcigno unc, ndit:onaly.
Uudoubted authority say that France
will not participate in the demonstration
against Turkish ports.
The Pope will continue to make over
lures to France in order to mitigate
punishment against the Jusuits.
The Spanish Government has resolved
to proceed against all priests who intro
duce politics into their sermons.
A proclamation has been issued, offer
ing one thousand pounds reward for the
apprehension Of the murderers of Lord
MnntmorriA-
r, s,an advices say that ali officers off
duty must report immediately. All In
di ications point that the Great Powers
forcing Turkey TO carry out the Berlin
Treaty
, 1880-10-16
SUMMONS.


TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, (cc
County of Walla Walla.
In The District Court of the Territory Of Wash
inqton and for The First Judicial District
hcreof. Holding Terms at Wdtid Wdtla,
Wdiia Wdiid County, IN said Territory.
C. A. Marshall, Plaintiff, versus l. J. Mar
sEalI, Defendant
THE UNITFD STATES OF AMERICA,
Il TO |. J. NJ: gshall, Defendant You are
hereby required to appear in an action biousnt
against you ty G. a. Marshall. Plaintiff, IN
the District Court OF the Territory OF Wash
ington and for the first Judicial Disti let there
of. holding terms at Walla Walli, Wal!s
Walla County. in said Territory, TO answer
the complaint of Plaintiff fled in Walla Wal
Ia County within twenty days after the service
of this summons, exclusive Of the day Of ser
vice, if s-rved in sa d county. II nos served
in slid County but in said District, IN thirty
days. If served in any other Judicial District
in the Territory, in forty days If served by
publication, within sixty days after the date
Of this summons, or the said Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you by default, according to
the prayer Of the complaint. Said action is
brought to obtain divorce on the ground OF
cruel and inhuman Treatment Of Plaintiff by
Defendant, and for pei m ission for Plaintiff to
assume her maiden name of c. A Fizzeil
Witness the Hoy. S. C. WIyGiRD,
Associate Justice Of theSupreme
sse. Court of Washington Territory.
ssszeaM and Judge of said Court. and the
Seal thereof affixed, this 18th
day Of September, A. d. 1880.
A REEVES AYRES,
Clerk
CATION L CROWLEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys IS CIV
, 1880-10-16

Fellows Compound SIR, {, c>rn-
posed OF ingredients ileI:ical with
those which eoasti ute Healthy Blood,
Muscle and Nerve and Drain subs arcr,
while Lie Itself IS directly Gepeade,.s
upon some Ct ten
By its union With to tl0cd I'd -
effec: upon The mu5cleJ, rcc5.G5,i Iii.
the one AID to2iag TIE otter. i. Is -
pable c. e-cc,i2g the following result:
It viii di5pi:ee or VIII oat trbc-cr-
lous mater. c2d thujc-ro Co2suIp-icl
By increasing Nervous ED -Iuscak:
yigor, it viii cr-e D--speosil. feab,,
CT interrupted &C ion Of tic Eccrt e |
F.-ili.aii3n. Ec2..2css OF I2teite,
caused b. c-ie,. vorr.-. overt:x. 'r
IRREGULAR habit, Cro2cIitis-Aeu,s sr
Chronic, Congestion CT tie Lungs, ~, l
In the most alar-ai-S stcccs. .
1t cures Asthma. Lo-j c. Toicr,
Neuralgia. St. Vi.us Dc2ce, EPil p'
Fits, Ehoopiag CoaCi. Nervous d :.
AID is q most wc2 c-f.:i cliianct -
other remedies n sus:e>i---S lie cori:S
the process OF DiP.t,:cri..
Do not be deceived By remedies bc---
Ing similar name: 70 ether 2rcpa--
ton is a srbsti2.:.e fer tbs undo al
circumstance.
Lock o.. for tLo rc-.o I'D g ,ress
JIFELL0T-cC', 9. Jai1. I'd, ltaa
yello.v wrapper ! l'-;2r-Aar.--. VI: e. -
seen by holding t-.1 V,3>c Lef2 C
light.
Price, $50 Pc T>o,t!e, G t-r>-~
Sold by a,l IT, -.
G. hyH y Int S-l-
, 1880-10-16

Iron WoRKs.-Every indication for the
success of the Port Townsend iron works is
prominent. The proprietors having pur-
chased the Terada mine will mix the pro.
ducts ana thus make better article. The
company will be ready to commence smelt-
ing by the lst of November About % men
are at present engaged in the works. while
s. more are busy filling contracts let by the
company for coal. Already 10000 bushels
have been burned. The company anticipate
the consumption of this quantity monthly.
The furnishing of this article alone will be
source Of profit to Port Townsend Seattle
Post.
, 1880-10-16

FORAGE AcEScY.-Upon the recommenda-
tion of the Chief Quarter master. q system, t.
be known as the .'Forage Agency" system,
has been establishes. in this department. t.,
the end that at each convenient stopping
place on the main routes Of travel in each
forage district. passing officers, enlis ed men
and others may obtain the regulation allow
ance o. forage 10 which the public animals in
their charge are entitled. at a stipulated
price. Ben Fla'hers. Lyons and Malarkey
are the agents for their respective camping
places In this section.
, 1880-10-16
NOTICE III.
u 8 LAND OFFICE. I
Nalla WAlla, Sent. 9Th. lS80

u 8. LAND OYFIcR.
Walls Walla. Sept 9th, 1880.
A SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
q hisd in thi. Office aad application made
under SSe the Act of Congress approved June Sd,
Io.o. ensitied An act for The sale nf Timber
.sd Lands IN the State Of Califnrni.. Oregon, Ne
shase n SW3 and SCI NW4 Sec. 8. and Lot
s Sec IL. I. No. 6, North Of Range No. s8
East Application will be heard Nov. II.
ioM Z. H. MORRISON,
OIL" Register
, 1880-10-16

1t has been discovered that BY breath
ing rapidly for four or Eve minutes, .
state, called analsesia, is induced in which
ones sense Of pain is greatly diminished.
This phenomenon il now attracting con-
siderable attention, as it Is thought that
rapid breathing may be made to supplant
the use of the ordinary anaesthetics in
dentistry and minor surgical operations
, 1880-10-16
NOTICE I74.

u; S. LAND OFrIca,
Walla Walla. Sept w. 7. - 1880.
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"A hied in this office and application made
unaer the Act Of Congress approved June Sd.
1873. entitled An act for the sale Of Timber
Lands in the State Of California, Oregon Ne
vada and in Washington Territory. 10 puy
chase SWi NEt. Sec s, T. No. 6, North of
Range No 3S East. Application viii be heard
November ., 1850
T. H. MORRISON.
N-lOe Register.
, 1880-10-16
Notice for Publieax;o..
LAND OYYIcE At WALLA WxLLx

LAND UYYIcE AT WALLA WALLA.
September 30. 1850.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler Ia. filed
notic1 of hn intention To make final proof n
support Of his claim, and secure final entrv
thereof before me November 9Th, 1850 wiz.
Daniel Malone, Homestead Application No
3dl, for the w. NWi. Sec. 80. T. SN, II. TE
and names the following as his witnesses. viz.
Milton Evans. l.rael Knight. Vim StanseId
and Chas- Stanfeld, allof wal's Wall. p a
Walla WallA Co, ". r. w.
l. H. MORRlsoy,
StW Reois,s-
, 1880-10-16

'GAR1rzLD AND BxESrs," IS the dis
play caption Of posters announcing meet
ings On the Sound for the Republican
eandidats for delegate. The aasociation
Of names . peculiarly appropriate for
Washington Territory, but it Is pretty
rpaeh On IL ''0hio fellow"
, 1880-10-16
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N01n Great chance to make money.
We need 4 person I'M every ,..,. :,

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'uUIDW We need person in every toxn
-. to take subscriptions for the
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publication In the world Anyone can becom.
successful agent. Six elegant works of art
gwen free to subscribers The price i, 40 ,ow
that AIN ,st everybody subsc,ibas. One ses,.
TeP"rh taking l3e Subscribers in a dav' a
lady agent reports making over 500 clea,
proat N te. days. All who engage maI.
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, 1880-10-16

nLD TYPE-3oo pounds of ON T,,, g.
" sale IN lots 70 suit purchassrs. Tbi. tv,..
n N exceileIt substitute for Bsbb;t Wss:It<
pronounced by those Who have used h 80.
md can be sold at ons-kaH ths ur;rn 49,
It The STATESMAN OFfTCRPf"S
, 1880-10-16

GOoD YIELD thrasaiag machines in
kitti:ass valley thrashed a total of 2l,9OO
bushels of grain. This is but a small por-
ton .! the isld aud is good showing.
, 1880-10-16

GOO week in your oun town q Out
MO0 6t free. No risk. Reader, if you
want . business 1t which persans Of
either sex can make great pay al the time they
work. write for paxticulAn to II. HAIIx1f \
"a. Portland, AaiaA a
, 1880-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

now before the public
DIM You can make money faster At
work for us than At am th;n.. else
Capital not required. We will start you sI2
day and upwards made at home by the indus
trions- Men. women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere to work for u.s. Now is the time
You can devote your whole time to the work.
or only your spare moments. No other bust
ness viii pay you as Well. No one willing to
work can fail 10 make enormous pay by enSae
lns at once. Costly Ontft and terms free. A
great opportunity for making money easily and
Mair
, 1880-10-16
NOTICE ia.

Walla Walla, W. T., Oct. en- 1ssc
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS RrrN
"A hled IN this Office and application ma.
IN Ter the Act Of Congress approved Ju,e Al
Is1s, enti'led |" An act for the sale of Timhs,
Lands in the State If California. Oregon NJ
vada and m Warrington Territory. 10 mr.
chase Nwt SWt, Section TO- Toxn,b;n N
., North Of Range No. IS East Annj;c.,;". ~.
viii be heard >s''o
EH AgOppToor
, 1880-10-16

When you order your next tea 20 to Colts
I'D ak fer the brand that has caused such a
sensation; this Is il, and see that You get il
, 1880-10-16
DR.. SPlNNEY,
No. II Kearney ST.. San Francisco.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
YOUNG NHEN
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evaeuatinns
OF the Bladder. often accompanied by slight
smartins or burning sensation, and weaken
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not account for On examining the urinary
deposits a ropy sediment will often be found,
and sometimes small particles of allumen will
appear, or the color viii be of = thin nilkish
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second stage Of seminal weakness. DIR. S,,in-
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, 1880-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS

The Promoter aad Pcrfector Of As.
SimilAticn.
The Reforner ami v-:alfzer Of rss
1iOO1.
The Producer nnd Klv;-urarnf Of
Nerve ANA Muscle.
The Bulldcr AMI Supporter CT Grain
Power.
, 1880-10-16

VIII N lSuecr.tic headquarters ehaneed
Z. mention that he had heard . report
that SIC, 600 would be offered in one lump
on Porter tomorrow. This vague, uneer
tain intelligence created quite . panic
Democratic Statesnan have 1t that . large
portion of the republican corruption fund
~ill Be used this gay. 1t Il probable that
a democratic pool will be made 20 take
any big bluff made.
D. H. Stearns, formerly publisher and
editor of the Portland Bee, which was
strongly Republican. and relative Of the
editor Of the Orrgonian. spoke at Han
cock ard English club Saturday night in
favor of Hancock The Democrats are
ysry enthusiastic. Republicans arc wait
ing in snsu;sh for the results Of The cleo
,iens in Indiana and Ohio. At pool sell
ing Saturday night Democrats we're willing
to bet, but Republicans want big odda
Tie Democratic are working enthusias-
tieally With prospects never eseelled for
the party to carry Oregon. Judge Kelley
Ard Col Efinqcr eomneucs An active
c.nI... next 1eck, and Col. Nesmith
will follow the week after. The number
belonging 10 the various democratic clubs
n this city are 1000 who will vote and
work on election day. Many former re-
pubIicans are now Democrata Three
s.auneh Republicans last year are making
Hsseock speeches to-d.s.;
New York sporting men Who last sum
mer bet heavily on Garfield arc nov hedg-
!, and betting tvo to one on Hancock
Il i announced that Vanderbilt supports
Hancock. 1t is stated that in late M
tssviev With Ben Hill Of Georg'a, that
Haneock statsd Il the deDoesaf'e party
earr;sd tie country this ys.r there "ouid
he no moro talk about Solid youth you
nil divids in The South - Northern 90
r;ty : div;dsd and in fstms ve shall nos
~ sse4iouslisn playing % isge . Pafs
. Politiel
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22

from the stems for the pressing. 1hls last
process is the same primitive, simple opera
ton that was performed by the patriarch
Noah. The grapes are thrown into an
enormous vat. where the iolce is tramped
out of them by the bare feet. At this stage
of the vintage you may see hundreds OF the
Young ladies of the city of Perugia coming
forth in groups in the morning, beamlng
with pleasant mystery and excitement.
Your ordinary tourist, whose only intellec-
tual and Instructive pabulum Is gathered
from the gu de books. has not the remOtest
conception of their object. He may think
they are out for an early constitutional; but
early cOnstitut,onalS are not the rage with
Italian ladies. Shall | tell you the secret of
all that L.ystery and excitement? They are
off to the country to tread in the wine
presses. 1t is a novel holiday to them, be
sides being a most salutary exercise. Even
prim old dowagers are known to wade IN
and Danish the rheumatism by a half days
exercise In the wine press. Apart from the
heathful exercise OF tramplng, the mash acts
as a battle to the limbs, while the uprising
fumes are considered eminently stomachic.
After the treading performance these ladies
wash themselves in hot wine, taking a mod
crate dococtiou internally for the stomach S
sake. The effect is pleasant and rejuvena
ting, and is especially noticeable In the vim
which they participate in the dance which is
the usual sequel to treading in the wine
press.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-22

PARALLEL. OF SEXEs.-Man is strong
woman is beautiful.
Man has science-woman has taste.
Man shines acknowledgement at home.
Man prevents m~isery-wOman relieves 1t.
Man has a rugged heart-woman a soft
one.
Man has judgment-woman has senslbll-
ity.
Man is great in action-woman i'll suffer-
ing.
Man is being Of justice-woman an angel
of mercy.
The great song aud chorus being sung in
all the principal cities, though not here vt,
When Hancock Takes the Chair, is pro-
nounced superb.