, 1880-12-04

Val ths-rSfeTed many-u Of the oldest set tiers
IN regard to their observations On tie sta.r.
OF the coming winter. Mr.. George Savage
beng first interviewed. said he thought that
from observation the natural habits OF the
wild geese would predict the weather to a
sarety. He said hat tue many years he hal
hrsi IN this country he had found tEai whei.
vIh. geese migrated southWari yi,ion, stop
ping IN tins valley hard u.u:e. would
surely he the invariable result but if they
stayed around as they are doing this season
the chances are decidedly ia favor Of mild
open winter Mr. Savage also believes ia
the
CHINOOK THEORY
Alr-ady this year We have exp n need two
decided Chinopk warm winds When they
arrive thus early II shows that the south
winds Of the Pacific viii baye the preion-
mating influence. There Is rcasou ~ both
these theories
Ned Jurde:i was run across next and hut
ton-holed accordingly Inanswer 10 the qucs-
ton propounded, Ned said that be hai lived
In this country twenty winters and ueverye
knew winter to set IN early but that 1t was
after wards very mild and instanced several
seasons, s,-rnore especially The winters If '62-3
when everything frozr up very early but
afterwari thswed out and remained open and
avery mild water experienced
Seeing sam Jacobs on The Sidewalk, he
was asked his opinion upon what ". w,re
going to have. He simply stated that h.
he never gave his observations on a winter
until the spring following, and if We would
call around then he would only be too happy.
&c, Re
Charley Russell being called upon. >ays.
swell, this IS the winter: never knew IL To-
fail being o-.r hy Chris-rna- wien j. starts
= So ear
VALE L.N,g.-On Saturday Peter LAMAR
appeared before Judge Wingard for sentence
for crimes and misdemeanors. His Honor,
before passing sentence, spoke with great
feeling with regard to LaMais course He
said there were no extenuating circumstances
excepting his youth and the condition he was
in; that he was a member of the bar and
thoroughly understood the nature OF and
penalty for crime. He thought that the cul-
prit would now be free and guiltless had it
not been for too lavish indulgence in the
flowing bowl. The Judge condemned La
Mars perjuring himself in his testimony at
the trial, and thought that he should have
made a clean breast OF everything, plead
guilty and thrown himself on the mercy of
the court, and trusted to its lenency. Judge
Wingard also paid high tribute to Mr. La
Mars attorneys, Gov. CHADWICK and D. J.
Crowley, for the manner In which they con
Quoted the defense The extent OF the law
in this case w0nld have been tiity-three wears,
but with that humanity and pity for poor |
LAMAR, that is very creditable. the Judge |
sentenced him to he confined at McNeirs |
Island for term of four years. Tears crept |
unbidien into LAMAR. eyes when the SEN !
tence was passed, his bosom heaved and it !
was only by the most manful effort that he re-
strained himself from bursting into sObs !
Lamar is to be pitied rather than condemned
When not in his cups he was good CON
'yersationalist a pleasant and agreeable com
panion, and one who condemned all petty
meannesses. May the future brighten for
HIN and the sun once more shine upon him
with that warmth that will overcome and
dispel the chill of the iron fetters.
J
1900 or more dentists in the country, who
are annually packing into cavities OF the
teeth about half ton o. pure gold, costing
about $4,000 1t is ea,SSated that there
is at present IN the United States abou.
$50, 00O, 600 in gold coin At VI rte at !
which gold is being consumed in rilling teeth,
it will require only 800 years to bury the
present amount of gold in this country in the
graveyards. Besides there probably is in
weight four times as much cheaper materials,
such as silver platinum, etc. used for filling
teeth. the value OF which may safely be esti
mated at not less than 100000 year.
Coop YIELD.-We learn by private note
that the last twenty-one tons OF ore crushed
from the Shafer mine, in the Peshastin.
netted at the rate Of $50 - per ton, or a
sum total of 81, 465 Il. This claim is located
in the Peshastin district. and is owned by
Cooper ( Lockwood. The above closes the
seasons run, which has been unusually prof
liable. Another season, We predict, says
the Yakima Record, Will show greater devel-
opments in our mining resources. and eSpec-
tally those OF the PeshaStiU. Capital is look
ing with longing eyes at these mihes. and
hence our prediction.
A. o. U. W-Integrity Lodge of the \.
o. U. W. elected the following officers on
Thursday evening for the ensning term
Master. Il. W. Mitchell; Foreman, John ".
Hill 0versecr. NJ Wagner: Recorder, jos.
Stearns: Financier, J. f. Mclean: Receiver.
Chas y Bower Guide j. ". Smith In :
side Watcbman J. W West; Outside
Watehman, l.. +. 4. Shaw; Representative
to Grand Lodge, l.. F. \. Shaw and II. II. I !
Brodeck: Trustee, II. NJ Porter: Examin- a
ing Physician, A. S. Nichols Next month c
the lodge will enter their new hall.
awsCoSpEMSEp.-Th Mclean broth
ers and Hare-the British Columbia halt O
breed boys who are known as kamloop'S out ;
laws and murderers emergedfrom their =
trial for the double murder committed by {!
them last year The first trial. which ended =
in q conviction, having been set aside Tor a
some informalty. The outcome Of the new \
trial was similar 10 that of the first, de-
fense Of the young Villains being impossible.
They are To lie hanged in Janusry, lSSl. +,
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be SURVIVING FOR 4 PASS-The surveying u
ecteties Of the o. r. 4 \. Co, are hsri at
low.k in the Blue mountains coutouring the T
4 the the road. They are now on Pelican
-erv ha. and expect to move this side of the
build ann week. Upon reaching the
now for cerde valley the road enters ! most
nded across stretch Of country embracing the Z
e can learn. land in the Pacific slope.
70 years the
II be dumpedNlNG SfRkAh-''rh. l. IL. Ian
our harbo-. ,.R. { y. Co. and Il. W Nit Z
We that s'ich wou. lani office. rc,arned from
ON m the p'"lrie'on @ =. trip on Thursday in time
,i1 In ,a la. thanksgiving spread under
81: 81 .ians, 80 Heard, Esq. OF the Cen
'''i'iy a"h' u'' uompany comprised besides
re IaSsrs y il N,--;sn,
THE LoSDoS ON and WcKeozi,
TX in London Nigf- -.--
saturday pae pisrH'- n LOUIS dls-
,n;ls.-s free tlr ao.h. state; Michael H. {
s-s~s Of Englsh rumpeter OF c.. H. lst (
OF o. no cavalry. $40, aai severely injured
woman named Birdie Cunley with ahan b.
had lived formerly, and thea kiiz,' h;n,,ei. q,
The woman will net die CsGs--:efGsal O.. ,e
the woman TO marry HIM 6