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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-24

THE Hat Department will be represented
on Wednesday, January 26th. Mechanics
Store
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The Millinery Department will Be repre-
ssnsed on Wednesday, January 26sh. Me-
chanics, Store
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. H. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, January D. 1881:
Balance hand last report. ,1se q
Receipts FOR the week OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,143 80
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Total amount in Treasury .............. S4s, SIS
BREVITIES.

Forty-seven immigrants arrived yesterday
from the East and sixty will arrive this after
noon, including forty-tiye males.
The temperature of the water in the river
yesterday afternoon was 46'.
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EVERY LADY in Sacramento should visit
Hale's sale.
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SrocK-TAKING at the Mechanics Store.
Wednesday, January 26th. We shall close
out several lines Of goods in all Departments
Remember Wednesday, January 26sh. and
until closed oct. Weirstoek & Lubin, pro,
Prietors Mechanics Store.
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STocK-TAKIsG at the Mechanics Store.
Wednesday, January 26;h, we shall close
out several lines of goods in all departments.
Remember Wednesday. January 26sh, and
until closed out. Welustock 4 Lubin, pro-
prietnrs Mechanics Sore
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READ the advertisement of the Californian
concert and ball in to days issue.
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China and Japan,
CHINA.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 23d The steam
ship City of Picking arrived to-day, bringing
the following items:
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The Furnishing Goods Department viii be
Represented on Wednesday, January Goth
Mechanics Store.
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Ruginess AdYertisement.

Peoples Savings Bank-Statement.
Sherburn & Smith Household goods.
Swee;ser & Alsip-Real estate and insurance
Arcade Hotel-Second street, between and X.
Removed-C. T. Jones & E. NJ. Martin, Attorneys
Root, Nelson & Co. Union Foundry.
Lyon { Barnes commission merchants.
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RIFLE SHOOTING CoNTEsT.-A rife shoot
ing contest took place yesterday between
privstes 0. E. Hughes and H. W. Rivett, OF
Company G, First Artillery, n. C. c., at the
Homestead range, near Guthrie Station,
which was Witnessed by large number Of
people. The shoot was for a purse of $50.
which was won by Hughes with the unusual
high score q 432 points az geo yards. The
shooting of Rivett was also good, hs only
falling 10 points behind. The following are
the scores made:
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EVERY FATHER in Sacramento should be
interested in the sale at Hale's.
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EVERY MOTHER in Sacramento should be
interested IN the sale at Hsle's.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-24

Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bror chial diseases. q. W. Chesley, agent,
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MADE A CITIzEN.-In the Supreme Court
on Saturday, John Il. Hundertmark, a Ia
tive OF Germany, upon his affidavit that he
was under Is years of age when he came to
America. and upon the testimony of e. L.
Simmons and II. G. May, was admitted to
| citizenship.
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A misunderstanding Spirit Developed at
MERGED.
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ATTEND the sale at Hale's.

THE Mems Clothing Department will be
repre- entad on Wednesday, January 26th-
Mech anics' Store.
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ARRIVAL FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.
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E.-UNQUEsTONABLY THE MOST I'M
~ p9rtant medical discovery since vaccination.
A remedy which assimilaies with the mucous men,
brane and forms not only local, but consfita-
tfonal cure at anv stage One package generally
sufices. Delivered by druggists by D. B.
DEWEY & co, No. 46 Dey street, n. Y, 81 TO
complete. Treatise and Iema; kable statements by
the cured mailed free. The afflicted refer to:
SHELDON COLLINS, Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco.
Dr. F. N. CLARE Dentist, with DR.. Brewer, Mont.
gomery street. San Francisco.
CHAs. NovEsIs, Wilmington Cal
c. q. MANNING, Fall River Mills, Cal.
W. j. DAyRsPoRT, The Dalles, Oregon.
Mrs. II. HARPER, 70s Stone street, Denver, Col.
Miss MARCY E. RAsKR, 4e5 Clark st., Chicago.
MILE AINEE, Opera Prima Donna
PAUL BoTsroN tbe sWimmer) Flushing, L. l.
| s.N'L BEsEDicT 697 Broadway, n. Y.
| REV. @. q. TAYLOR, 149 Noble ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
REV. A. H. SUMNER, Frederick, Md.
Rev. GEO z. PRATT, st. Stephens Church, Phila-
| delphia.
| Rev. c. J. JoEs, New Brighton, N. T, ETC., etc.
nZ9eow6n 12SpMWF
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WATERPRooFs at Hale's.
TABLE LINENS at hale's.
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READ Hale's new advel tistmens.
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AL those who can enjoy two hours in old
Scotland should attend the concert given at
the Galedonian ball.
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SHKErIsss at Hale
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The Dry Goods Department will be repre-
septed on Wednesday. January 26sh. Me.
ehanics' Store.
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HALE's sale is town talk.
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SOMEWHAT MIxED.-A mistake has oc-
cured. It is not the Hale's who took stock on
the second Sunday in January. Their prices
will show they are preparing for taking stock
next February.
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srH Hale's advertisement.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST By RAIL

Suicide of an Old Resident of Shasta
County.
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SrocK-TAKING at the Mechanics Store.
Wednesday, January Goth, we shall close
out several lines of goods in all departments.
Remember Wednesday, January 26th, and
until closed out. Weinstock L Lubin, pro-
prietors Mechanics' Store.
, 1881-01-08
FLOAT Quart.
ssarabsei 0.er by car rr>f,iaz rrs<ascfor
and Cs.fsicsi for oa- tcsders.


join Kelly having received the :. b.
/ (zrani bource, from the coz, trnllers y Q:
New York c n, int nA- . 4 rr ei ,ari,I
-.,,.,,u,.r,,,,.,- Ne YORK Jsrs>s Lk,
a rouas i.e,r, al J"''n'st --zs = 'on-
II he me,rs l-rr arm.
The onlv c!a.- l. ;hs COMM ity sho Have
I corner IN heaven are mCr 'sr,-s; Al! they
enIr ett i, CT a st-i
Since her arrsyai in this country. the
BernharItis a p"usi hea,:sr ia svo;rdarois.
This gam n weigh, Is due Exclusively the
cliniat,.
Josh Bllirgs has said 8, last ne vrry
clever tnins II i to ;'e effect that man
loves chance 50 much that lie frsiers 70 win
fifty eeats ut cards rather tan two dollars
at genuine hard work.
The eli:or Of eur iIveiy exchange, the New
, Orleans P;csyns, ait-r fifteen years exprri
.ncc, annoanees the fact TINT in bar room
disputes { Is uecs ss>Sry f,.r ore TO make HIM
IL b ckguard u prove he fact 'has hv IS
4 rtnt!em--. AIS -u,hor;sy fcr ,bs
s,a,emsn. -ha. = Pans pal, H'S r"'t'.i'''I !
telrgran i=":n Nes I.rk p edo 'A'
SUI =. 8y.uhlI,,t WI ri iuat-ly be p-oclsim-
Ell President i the Uutei Sat =. Wont
som, body pleas, I'll Is VIII IS "ur HIC -eS-
rival Tor re :, ,crs.arN "a, cf t. Iat r.r,
We have r:c-.voi n III: n p',nh ? ct 4
paprr called -hr Said >ostA, e.rItrt 10y VIII
krrnaa. the crazy man Il the Us"'ona
States, aud having tor its nr:tc, ! recon
s,ruc,eI rriri Is the u.,5,es; thEs tha;
/ crawls." Worder hon mHch /; cess Mar
sn-l Jewels cummute % pay toc TINS
kpave's ,s--, At liIocy
In t.,,s .esI cor. season . the yea-. sc
ca. MT refrain .ro,u (, -,,,., rei eved :, h'"T
that the sickness 0: the n. qaI, "i h'.'oh'
y.ceroy Of Inlia, i cau,ei Jy a 81. st7rs-
! tosson Journal presumably sP ahias
whereof il Knows. Gays that however dirty
, man may lie, - Gan Fsep aelsan con
science.
Gen. Huep. the new ehici of the nsesi
service, Is j cousin Of Mr.. Garfield
Governor Foster, II Ohio, thinks there
are bigger apples in the bottom OF tie bar
rel and withdraws from the Senatorial race
tract. .
Tie venerable pet, John g. Whittier,
celebrated his 7::sl birthday, Dec. l'ih-
I" I.'s hope that keeps us up for tine,
Ii, bore that keeps our memories green.
It's hor,. that i...kss orr lives sublime,
Its soap that keeps rs c'esn'
, 1881-01-08

After the delivery OF this speech' duIiiE
which II. most profound silence and order
prevailed, Thvmas converssd IL ~ nhae'
tone with Father Duffy and kissed the cross,
after which he shook hands with Sherii
Thompson. John Justice. Deputy Sheriff
Thomas. 0tiicer Hopper and several others
wbo have oeeu IN elose communication with
b;,, .iace HI. S9ntin. uleh. here. After this
r,on,,, rut on tse m, Ia as,.ns sne
proc-ss Of sdjasiing she moose 1noei-s
smiled and ask -d the sheriff not % lnJ"'e
his white collar" As h. wanted MS sisssi - ~
see hin, look to tine beat advantage. siA
Thompson having put the 'bisek cap o1'
there was a hreatlless spell among the cr""u'
mo,neu. afterwards Sheriff lhonPs'n'
though much moved, drew tn boit ana "A
J. Thomas vas Lurlei iuto eternity
Fer three or four moments the oody iTl' ei,1'
bu. il was eTideut from the drop tnst 'ae neeN
was hn,ken. After six miuutes tnere V<s ~
visible signs Of lfe- Dr; Bpd, who IS -
allydstai!ed by the sheriH to examihe VIZ -, =
u;n,.ss .ftsr The drop and continued irregu
Ia,I, g., ,if-sen p,iauues" The action o' the
heart csas.i in l6 nt,,ute>. Life oeihs piTs p,s
nounoed extinct the bodT was cut dow" :.
minutes after execution anS gwen in charge OF
Esther DGfTy by special reqaes. Of the culpr,s
Ii was found on lowering the bsdy that the
reck was completely broken A hanrsous
of,tFn was in READINGS and the hody placed ID
Il. and taken ~ the Catholic chEFch- The I'M
1nense crowd iispers-d solemn and silent, ini-
pressed with the feeling thst Justice had been
done.
DROP NOTES
The funeral wiIl take place =. two O'Clock
% morrow afternoon from the Catholic shnrch
and the .dy iaterrei il the cemetery belong
ing - that denomination
|, is estimated tina. over twe thousand peo-
PIE witnessed tire execution.
tn. crowd around the scaffoid commenced
80 as ea:iy - ten q clock this morning.
gs,@-e..-s '-~.-d pr. Boyd as a
Sheriff Thoml~ln FV--- 1sStc pi
medical expert to pronounce hloh t'-- ~
Thomas.
Sheriff Thompson publicly thanked TIE
Guards and Artillery fnr being present ana az
sistins in keeping back the crowd
Relic huaters, after the esecdtiu.i uas over,
mae free with the rupe by cutting II INTO
sm.rll pieces as menentOcs.
The parents Of the children thst were pres
ent little girls and boys, mzny that were not
in their teens should be severely censured ior
allowing them to attend IL shows a morbid
ruriosi.y tha, shou,d be checked and not fos-
t9red.
and see,-from forth that opening door,
They cnnie-he step that threshold oeF;
Who never shall tread upon threshold more
God 'tis 4 fearsomr thing to See
Tha. pale worn nsns n'rte agony,
The glare of that wild despairinS eye,
Now bent on the crowd, now turned I" the sSv,
As though 'tw-re sca1ning. IN doubt anu III
teSr,
The path of the spirits unknown o.rses
Those pinioned arms, tn ,se arms that ne er
Shall lie lifted gain, not even in prayer;
That heayias chest, enough It's done
The bolt has fallen-the spirit gone. -,
For veal or for Woe il known but to one
, 1881-01-08

LAND ENTRIES There was great rush,
as we predicted there would be. a, the i-,n'
Office on Thursday !, tiie Upon the properly
that ,cv-rfr,l back to the Government when
the No thern Pacific graft was finally IS
rablished. Little system Was displayed IN
having the men form in line and march TO
the olfce in their regular order. As IT was,
in :, number of cases, the strong elbowed
ahead of the weak, and therefore filed upon
land which, in common Justice and humani-
ty, belonged ee--a fellow beine Asa con:
sequence, there was great deal Of swsAf,iiSs
and hard feehps Displayed, hat "a Bows
we're stfach ni.ssagh threats "f riolerce
weSe nseiy spoken.
, 1881-01-08

The LAST ACr The last act in the Thomas
drama, = drama which was most miserable
in It's conception, closed Wednesday in the
burial Of the murderer at the Catholic eeme-
try. The funrrll took place iron, the church
where the hndy lay, and was attended by a
number of ladies and gentlemen, some gath
cred by morbid curiosity and Others Ct de
vout tIrn of mind, 10 pray for the soul Of
the unfortunate man. Thomas siste. was
the PRINCIPAL nro.irnes. and as she knclt by
the coffin her frame shook with grief. At
the church the ceremony consisted irincl-
paiIy Of singing by the choir and Latin chslit-
ing by Father Duffy. At the grave the hid
Of the coffin wac removed, and the face of
the deceased nan repeatedly kissed by his
bstiee best TO mes. ~ Won in #.s1ssA fae cover was
again replaced and the remains Of A. J..
Thomas were laid in their last resting place.
, 1881-01-08

The ExECUTIoNS.-Owing TO the great
demand for copies OF the STATESMAN contain
ing the most complete accents OF the eAeeu-
ton Of Bud Thomas at Walla Walla, and
Murphy at Pendlcton. We shall print of
large nnmher of extra copies Of our weekly
issue OF Saturday morning next. Call early
Price ten cents per copy, ready for mailing
, 1881-01-08

A GENTLE HrNT.-The foreman OF this
Office requests that those who have anything
to communicate to the composltors OF the
STATESMAN will please endeavor to "say tieir
s,y" after or before working hours Is ooa-
tinual talking annoys the whole Office. TINS
is thrown ou, as gentle hint.
, 1881-01-08

BAD Ro.ps.-Mr. Chas. Frnsh informs Us
that the roads are in a miserable condition
and that the last thaw has knocked the bot.
,on OFT OF travel between Pendlston aud
,b;s CITY and Pataha and Dayton. The stage
from the former place to-day Was several
hours late and the mail had 10 ne dumPs"
: nnmber of times IN order 10 move ct all
, 1881-01-08
Council Proceedings

COUSCIL CHAMBER, jar. :, 1851.
Regular meeting. Present Mayor McAul-
if, CHunc:lmen Jacobs. Chase, Powell, 1hom-
as. Welch and Kolilhanf.
,s;r,,.. q, ,,,. meeting read and approved.
The following report oi .usi.. '''''''''''' :
adopted:
To N, Honorable .ulgJr an3 Cinnamon C0uA-
I'll Of ul. CitU Of Vala V,Ma Your commIt-
te. 10 whom w..S referred the matter ~ the
nccu,a.ion of Second street hy ID. ). Baker or
NJ. G. Moore, respectfully report tha- We niih
il impsss:b!e ID max. sny pr"per ARRANGEMENTS
for the removal Of the Obstruction ann arc oi
The opininn tha. the better nethcd TO adjust
the natter would be ib7 ap aypeai t. the courts
is therefore to CLEAN to report resolution II
that effect. Therefore i Is =.
R>.oY,,1. That the city llttoruev lie and Is
hereby directed to command S:ch action as he
may deem proper before the honorable district
court 1t the next ensuin: term Thereof tor the
removal Of the obstruction in said street
II. II. CHASE,
Chairman If COMMITTEES.
On report oi grand it;y Fi"ansa commit
tee report by ordinance, AMI report OF same
committee on bile adopted and ordered M.
warrants be drawn.
Report Oh S'r'c' '"iiinii'''' vi s''e iA ~
depo: adopted.
tomnnttee on r Ire Water Sr1hiea t''he
on matter of FIRE plug.
Report of committee on Fire & Water on
lease OF Is. H. Massam adopted.
Report of Health Officer on su.all pon case
adopted
Warranty deed Of u. s. Rsker laid Oh
table until next meeting.
Report Of city attorney new Palou-e
street adopted.
Report Of city tire ,surer referred to Finance
committee.
Ordinance No. -, relating to establish
ing grades of Main street, passed 1T, 2d, 81
read,pg and council Oh the fslnwing vote :
AyesLiacobs. yhase. Thomas, povsll. Welch
aud KohIhauff. Absent Ankeny.
Nam street passed lsr- I'd. 81 readIna and
the c,unc;I OK tb. f,lIow;ps y.t. AYES
-" -. n ms De,.u W.l,.b and
Kohlhaug. Absel.t-Ankeny.
Ordinance No. -. providing for guide
boards, passed lst reading
Ordinance deci ring eert,in occupatinrs
uulawfuL pass,d LIST and 81 reading.
Tba F,ii,vi,5 r.snI,t;on ,d,n.sa.
y, ~ ;, ,,,
Inc city 1i Wali' " ana aoeS r
Hesosrf' ihaI 'hI @ CITY attorney IN Dehai OF
s,ruc,sJ 70 ,rorer bar,. ,ha ronor,s
Of m. apnraisrr. of tn, dsIna.,- done u. S.
Baker aud Lewis McMorris in opening Palouse
sire /, duly accepted 10 AMI reaSsesss,l BY jurv
in the district court.
Clerk instructed to have report OF Health
Officer published.
Ordinance No. --. in re.ar,l 20 Palouse
street. passed 1t read,ns and ,ade,iua,elv
postponed. -.E :
Ordinance No. -, to prevent spread OF
, 1881-01-08

Ar FoEr WALIL LWAl,.-iuvIta'i"ns are
cut for couple of hops to lie given by the
officers Of the Garrison on the evenings "f
the eth and elst Of the month. Tae parties
aiyen by these la.l!es and Senslenien last Wil-
t.r were very enjoyable, and thoroughly az
pre-r.ted by all who attended, and 1t IS IS the
intention tn make the coming ones iuiiy as
pleasant
, 1881-01-08

Indian AGENT FAY and Johnny Mclean,
official interpreter, have Just conelu"ed a
ceusus enumsration of the Indians ou The
reservation under instructions from the he
p,-tment of the Interior. The number Will
he shown 20 b, somen here between 600 ard
500, but Mr.. Fay is unable before reviewing
, his work to give the exact figure. Last Ore
10DjHr
, 1881-01-08

t;oxE E,sr.-Hou. l.. p. Brown, Of Mount
Idaho, passed through our city On route lei
the E,stern States, whliher he goes 10 'isi,
his his ,reJi parsnts: during his absence he viii
visit Washington. and do what he can 70
have Northern idaho annexed TO ITS rishli"'
Mace in Washington Territory.
, 1881-01-08

! Isy'r it about time foc soms disintarested
lower country paper to start the annual lie
that the bunch grass is odorous from the
effects Of the citing clrcasses OF millions oil
cattle which have died during tie winter.
, 1881-01-08
Throw Physic to the Dogs.

A grea. portion of the suffering and distress
in this country il due to the facsthat the peo'
ple take too much physic ard too MARY drusA
if You w,nt 90 preserve yoHr health, save
doctors and druggists bills, use the California
MAINS For sale by IL. L. ifu!s,es.
, 1881-01-08

A fne stock of Watches, - - ar y,
SIlve-ware aid Optical Goods ioT Sd
At Ge,rse Sas a:e's Every article warranted
as represented or money r-fuIi5d. Give hi,n
a cali Nest dour belox Tom T.y!"r's S.nsiy
Eactory- i'-'-
, 1881-01-08

SrrrHERS Ip,as- - The Teller report.
that NJ. Scott, who Las been teaching
school at Pierce City, WAS frozen 70 death i
few days ago; telegram Was also received
at Lewiston, lately. reporting the sudden
death at Spokane Falls, Of Ernest Weisger-
ber, an old aud well known resident OF Lewis
top. of whose demise we are really sorry to
hear; h. was good citizen ald helped much
to build up this northern country.
, 1881-01-08

AFrzur- Tie Cascade Portage railway
company have filed supplementary articles OF
Incorporation adopted at recent ineetlns'
which provide tina. this corporation Is fur
ther authorized to acquire by purchase or
otherwis-; and construct. equip, operate and
,.aiir,ta:n ,i:,s or nore railroads in the comfy
of skaln7n;s., Washington territory; between
the navisah,e waters OF the Cascades, ma II
tain telegraph lines, etc. The object rs to
oet n.st the Cascades in some way Tor husi'
ness N comp.titon with the Oregon Railway
and Navigation company.
, 1881-01-08

Sts,SGK SIsHT.-it Is singular phen"n-
ena that while in tie valley tie snow Is as
d.ep as ever, the hills sou;li."f town are. en-,
.;r.,> d-nuIt.i OF the beautiful, and
al who desire to refresh their eyes with
SHIT o: mother earth again, must turn III tha'
d'rction for at all other points the riewpre
scr,ei is monptonous in its Slarns whi'eness-
, 1881-01-08

We notice that Kimhall & son have remoy
ed their Book and Music Store to DIR. DAYS
rsr brick s:nre. cornHr Nam and Sd Streets
,,h..-. ~ have opened the finest Stook OF
Tu,s;c.I H-rchaadise in the Ter
ritory. Everybody snvcslld call a.
beautiful store and Goois. w-4l-tI
, 1881-01-08

RssrsSarioN.-It Is rumored tia. fost-
master Vau ter has either sent. or VIII shortly
send in his resignation as postmaster ln
this case, While We regret Mr.. Nawtsr $ res
igaation we can hut hope that some one
thoroughly cog,iizant of the business will be
aupoiuted in his stead In this connection
We have an idea that petition asking tia:
Miss Nav Page be appointed would receive
the names Of every prominent business NAE
IN the city Let her friends see 20 IT
, 1881-01-08

Az IMMENSE BUSINESS. land office
S,f , resslet .4sra cHirs bnsinass yeSter.
dar, there neins nine.y-thrce en:''s' ''''"-'
The government fees alone amounted so "'s'
a thousand dollars. This is the largest bus
mess ever done in this Office in one day, and
the officials were kept busy from morning
mt, night, there hot being time for them to
90 70 their meals. To-day the rush has
slacsered somewhat but they are still very
Lnsy'
, 1881-01-08

LIST night Thomas made his last request

LIST night Thomas made his last request
tha. lie might be psrnittsl t. remain with
his wife during the night III company with
Father Daft. The request was granted aud
daring the night thcs en,d intent upoa
m lkinc the best OF the .;ms IN conversation
sni listening t, spiritual advice from Father
Daffy. Tas N ,-niig Thomas thanked Sher-
# Thompson for his kindness during his
iaclrcerat on and hoped he woull continue
ito use hs wife IN the same manner as before.
In parting Mrs. Thomas vas almost frantic
and her cries OF grief were heartrending. 1t
MAS only by force that the officers of the law
were enabled TO detach the wiie from the
husband And then she threw herself down
and cried with that ahauaon that shovel
she h Al clung to hope to the last. At TWEEN
" minutes % one TIE Walla Walla Guards
and Artillery companies Aied IN line from
the scaffali to the entrance of the n-w court
house golnis OF Fffti street, making an
open pathway - the gllloSs. 4 few mo-
ments later the cnlpris left the jail after a
most hear.renains scene OF farewell with his