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The Walkers.

NV YoRE, December 30.-The pedestrian
score at noon was: Fitzgerald, $50; Herty,
ass; Norema, Al; Tacouse, 4oI; hrohne,
seq; Elston withdrew this morning. Fitz.
gerald is now four and One-half MINES ahesd
OF tine best record.
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One brother K.Iled by Another.

AURORA, IND, December 3a-Ausust
Bloom. of the firm OF Bloom Bros, groeefs,
died this morning from blow on the nesa
inflicted by his brother Albert, last night
August abused Alberts wife.
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tn frt thr ugh train on the South
ern Tactic railroad, from San Francisco
t. New Orleans, will >start from the
fOrmC; point, to-day.
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Two Men xi,,ed and Others Wounded.

st. LOUIS, December So.-A calaSoose was
di,ched near Newburn. Illinois, last night,
on the S.. Louis, lerseyyille and Sp!ia.;;
field rsilrosd. and John Becrher!y an Ola
Kelly wsr. Killed. taree perStJlS SS:.!i5i.I
sad rshsss slga,i. :a!ared.
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FIRE RECORD.

CrscrSsaTr, December 3o.-The 7ines-s,as
Piana. Ohio. special. reports q FIRE this
morning destroyed q, N. Zugenfelders
grocery. Loss about $4,000.
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Erect Command,
GENERAL GOSSIP.
Return OF the Recommendations
Cases-ReYenue Ofncials-ThOSe Bliis-

Return OF the umPnt-Sfar-sS0uie
Cases-ReVenue Omcials-ThOSe Bills
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, December 30.-The Presi-
dent is expected to arrive here tomorrow,
accompanied by the Postmaster General
Secretary Lincoln is also expected, and At
torney General Brewster will arrive Sun
day.
The PostofIiCe authorities are still busy
preparing testimony in the Star-route Ca
ses, for both the civil and criminal courts.
The papers against Brady, French and 9th
ers are now ready for the grand jury.
The proposition to limit the time OF In
ternal Revenue Collectors to four years,
the rule to take effect June "a, is causing
considerable tutter anon the officials.
There are now about 5000 persons employ
ed in various capacities in the Revenue De-
partment, and they will make determin-
ed fight for their official existence.
Thus far, only 1900 Of the bills intro
duCed this session have been printed, and
il will require ten days yet to complete
them.
The Tombstone Case.
iSpociR 10 WesierR ASsDcioted Press.
WASHINGTON, December 3O.--Acting At
sTfnfYr teAneEaI Phillips Oh the 9TH inst.
regard TO the Tombstone iArizona) cases,
which was, to-day, referred to the Interior
Department. The opinion is in substance,
that the location of the town sites cannot
deprive u person of mineral rights, pre-
viouSly acquired, to the same ground; that
parties having previously Pre-emptcd the
land have lawful right to go ahead and
take out the mineral in the ground OF the
town site. but they must not destroy any OF
the town improvements or streets, that is,
the surface may be preserved for the town.
Some Other Ewing.
Special Disp0ich To the Ncstcra ASsod Press.
WASHINGTON, December 30.-Gcn. ThoS
Ewing, of Ohio, has been very much an
moved of late by recciding letters Of inqui-
~ from innumerable sources, with regard
to the Robinson mine. There is another
Thomas Ewing, who is the superintendent
of that mine, which. it, appears, has explo-
dcd to the loss of the investors. The lat
ter is apparently under the impression that
ii was Gen. Ewing, of Ohio, who was super
intendent Of the mine, and arc continually
writing to him on tina: subject. Gen. Ew-
ing is DESTROYS of having it understood that
he has never had anything 10 do with the
Robinson mine, and does not know any
thing about ii.
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Pistols and Coffee for Two.

PMLApELPHIA. December 30-Gen. Bur
bridge. Inspector in the possotfice here, de-
Clines to be interviewed regarding the pub
lislIed accounts of quarrel between him
and Congressman Blackburn, saying the
matter will all be brought out later.
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r,a,e,1..aasIy sac very sest-
BAIrrMsRR, Nd, April %. 1881

BALIINsEh, Nd AprH = ioot-
have recently been using your Browns
Iron Ditlefs ia my family. consisting OF
nrseH. wife and three ehildren, and the
tf;eef Las been always al marked a N ne
Ease of Mr. Phelps. Il ;f GBauesslsnably .
aelesiful assssirins, 4, ], HSsEs.
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TRAIN WRECKED.
Two Men Burned 10 Death and Others
Injured.

pHrI.rELPHTA, December 30-At Chris
tina on the Pennsylvania road, this morn
ing, a freight train parted and the following
train ran into the rear portion, causing
general smash up. Soon after, another
freight came along and ran into the wreck,
when the whole mass took fire. Two men
were burned to death and two or three in
iured badly. one beyond recovery. An
other is missing. and supposed TO be some,
where in the wreck. The authorities sent
TO Lancaster for fire engines.
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Iowa wants new capitol at an ex-
pense of $3.50, 600, which the Legislature
will be asked to appropriate at the ensu-
ing session.
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Chicago preparing to discard horses
on the street car lines and adopt steam
cables, which have proved successful in
San Francisco.
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The business of New York for the
wear, H. exhibited blythe returns of the
clearinghouse, reach the unprecedented
total Of $40. 400, OOO, 900.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December 3o-Business for the
week has been very even in everv depart
ment. and the clesrings show good coo.
activity. Money r. In hfstclass demand.
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DrTpoIr December 30.--Isazc Clark and
DapjellK rsham, who murdered an Old maa
named kAHtIsony Miller. foT bis nieasy, ~
Nufr:s An. 1878. were sentenced 'sf he y
-. * - = ei-ruit Coasi this y.sr..as
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Not pound of ice has yet been cut
On the Lakes and the ice men are pre-
dieting famine next summer.
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PHIlADELSsiiA.

PHILADELPHIA, December 30-Trade. IN.
mos. departments, has been dull The pest
week, but the prices Of several leading A.
tirle3 are frmer.
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The new Chinese Minister, Of unprO-
nouncable name, kept his eyes open
while coming from San Francisco, and
gives it as his opinion, that the great al
kali plains over which he travelled, can
be successfully reclaimed and cultivated
as well as those near Tien-Tein, in
China. If he can teach Us something
N this respect, We shall certainly appre-
L...L.- 4
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MirhuaYmen on street Cars.

ToLEDo. Decemb er So.-Hishwaymen laF
night attacked drivers on three dihersnl
street cars, with cooked reyoiyers, and
forced them 10 surrender the money b4xes
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BALTIMORE.
Reer Cattle. Hog. and shccp.

ISi,cridi DSprtrh % ne Register.
BALTIMORE, December 3J.-The following
exhibit shows the number OF beef cattle,
sheep and hogs received in hltimDrS dur
ing the year ending December 30th, lS>l:
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AtSt. Louis jury has awarded J. n.
Grayelle $500 damages a2aiRst aths
sI4fnesgctis and 81. Louis Railway
Company for the loss of two fingers
ard a thumb in attempting to couple
swiftly-moving engine and freight ear.
He sued for $4,000.
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IRE aaSes<lea.

N. Leri.. December 3oS-Dr. g. ,. AeE-
ander, Of Clifton, Cooper county. comnit-
ted suicide. yesterday BY taking stycLtine.
Deesssed was sngzged "a he married. bnt
for some cause the wedding vss postponed
several times. Alexander became despo9d-
emit and took 70 drinking hard H vAs
sbou, q years Of ags. Fred ccp2 fofmsFiy
q - CHARLIE No. som sa,.;s ' Ne $500 ns:t
With rasor. Cops ave, In writins. -
reason for the deed that his sseethsas
whom re was eneseed, had broker q
engagement because be bod ~
financial rsvefses.
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Doctos Gray stated that he made taor-
ongh. complete and satisfactory Ayan;nt.
'1lG u .hs sisgnsE ii Ills Ill, anl "a ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-31

Seventy-seven eases of small pox,
twenty-five of which has proven fatal,
have occurred in the infected district
near Wahpeton, Dakota, and the dis
ease is spreading. Many Of the victims
died in twenty-four hours. Before
death blood gushes from eyes, ears and
nose, and the symptoms indicate a spe-
cieS Of plague.
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Ny daughters Paralysis ataxiSs diSap.
r.Hrtl Esoin ihe g5e ri HE.r!.st b, 6. l,s&',
2i.;sturs, IL,
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KsoxvIIlE. Trs1.. Drce;nbef lf~5h(
Knorviile and Ohio faiiroad uc1ID -
VIM. Hsrrs, bs.Esssspss u = @
contractor. ~
Near Kincsid's Ysny, 6nninssr kaaels
tvo ycusg men, named ccn1fA E.fg
snd killed b youag MAJ 49,
sell The Co0dSs bgys $4,000
Who - skot thsl1 both.
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The stanton JaRcy JTgnian notes
the renewed agitation ofthetemperance
a., stion and looks confidently for a
very exciting campaign in Virginia be-
to.c another Legislative election, in
VIII h local option will be the central
n; tier of discussion. The politicians,
!, ays, will have TO look into the mat
;,r, for it is an aggressive and energetic
question. The Richmond Dispatch
practically agrees with the Valley JTr-
g'nidR in this opinion.
The Vanderbilt system of roads comes
OFT OF the last twelve months fight over
rates with their rivals, in u crippled con-
dition rs to earnings. The surplus earn-
ings Of the Vanderbilt lines for the year
ISL are only So, coo, against 81, 2l9,0O0
for the preceding year. The New York
Central surplus falls from S. 1920 tn
STsI, UUy the Lake Siiory fr'-rI - ,SSeJSeo
$4,000; the Canada southern from
500, 900 to So, 900; the Michigan Cen
trail from SOL, 900 to S22,00O. And this
does not include a falling Off in the div
idends of the Michigan Central from
81 ,49s, 900 last year to S4OS,O this year.
If the ether parties to the fight have
suffered as much, there might be an en-
enlargement to Mr.. Vanderbilt to con-
tinue it; but, the Baltimore San says,
''the Erie, the Pennsylvania, and the
baltimore and Ohio made no such pitt
able showing as this"
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fo' diseases II the nerves. brain. blopd
and Hangs. 3 superior uaesliciue ~ ali O.a-
Ss~1sea1'S L9a riss......
, 1881-10-22

RESIGSEp.-We understand that police
man fohinSun has sent IN his resignation To
Marshal Justice. on the ground that the sal
ary paid does not warrant him in sitting up
all night and hall the day. the pay being 500
rer month Mr.. Robinson is one OF the
most efficient men ON the force, and our busi-
ness men will be sorry TO see him leave.
However. he can do better at almost any
thing else and il would not he surprising If
the balance of the force left. The police
men have responsibilities and hardShipS
enough TO deserve good pay and why they do
not get it is problem We cannot solve. The
idea Of cheap men with whom 10 leave the
charge Of city an entire night has crcpt
INTO western towns to an alsrm;ng extent.
and some morning when these towns wake
an and tind themselves out abou. ten or lit-
teen thousand dollars on account Of poor
UDllrrmrn. they VIII coscluae that the best
Is the cheapest, and that fair wages for ser
vices rendered pays b,st in the end. None
Ju, good men. and then pay them what they
deserve, should be the order in every city,
and then the result viii always be more sat
isfaetarv to everybody. II is \ matter OF
surnrise that Walla Walla has as good set
az men As sire has. She certainly can con-
Cr,;ulate herself. II SIZE can keep them nj
the present starvation prices, She VIII be
more fortunate still
, 1881-10-22
WAILA WALLA HOUSES.

The STATESMAN again finds room IN its
columns to note another prosperous and
enterprslng hrm-Doheny & Marum, deal
ers in general goods. A firm that b. stt'ct
attention to business have built up patron
age that cannot be classed second TO any
house in the city. 1t is source Of plide to
this paper to refer TO houses Of this KIND,
inasmuch as they add no little to the induce
men.s that now bring not only the people
from the surrounding country, but the mer-
chants OF the small interior towns here to
purchase our goods. Their large store room
is constantly filed to overfiowing with =
class of goods that always find purchasers,
and the number of men they constantly keep
employed, goes farther to prove this asser-
tion than anything else that could be said.
Prompt, straightforward and honorable, gen.
erous in their dealings almost to fault. they
cannot fail of meeting with that suceess in
the future that has always been theirs in the
past. Purchasers will find it to their inter
est to patronize them.
, 1881-10-22
Hr RsnSOn.

4 new song is entitled ''How they parted.
We have not read il, but no doubt they
parted in the usual way, about , A. NJ, after
kissing each other good night" at least p
times. "Well, guess l mnst 90, he says
with sigh about two hours before he does
90. Then, after another half hours c0nver-
sation about enc thing and another, he
pressea kei hand with much pressiveness,
says he really must 60, and lovingly hngers
another hall hour. Then he SAYS he -Iin't
know 1t was so late, picks mp his hat and
moves toward the door, where he puts his
arm around her 10 prevent her from falling
IN swo2n, and kisses her fivc minutes in
one inning and-still lihgers. Then he giv, 3
her one more kiss Just for luck and reluct
antly STEPS down and out into biac'
Lonesome night, and calls around
night. That is how they parted years ago
If We have not been misinformed
, 1881-10-22
Notice for Distribution.
TysgIroRr OF WAsHNcToS, s
County Of Walla Walla ]
y pROBAFE-IH tae motter Of dc Is

IN PROBATE-IH The RGttsT Of tse Is
henry SEfTZ. Deceased
HtTATION On reading and Hing the Pc
I ti;ion OF THOMAS DUFFY, liSecu a.
az the Estate of HENRY SEITZ, decesse d.
setting forth that he has filed he final accounts
.s snch Executor in the matter of said Estate,
and that the same has been duly audited, al.
lowed and confiIm med, and that portion OF
said Estate remains 10 be divided among the
heirs Of said deceased, and praying among
other things for an order Of distribution OF
the residue Of said Estate among the persons
thereunto entitled
Il is ordered. that all persons interested IN
the Estate of the said HENRY SEITZ, de
ceased. be and appear before the rebate
Court Of said Ce,inty Of WaLa Nalla. on
Tnrsday, the 2oth day Of November, A ~
1881, at the hour oi l O'Clock, p. NJ, at sasd
iay. then and there 10 show Just cause why an
order al distribution should not lie made Of
the residue of said Ests .e among the lesatees
of the said HENRY SEiTZ, deceased. ac-
,,oriiny to law II is ordered further, that
service Of this citation be made on ali persons
interested in said Estate, by publication OF this
order in the Wslia Walia STATESMAN, a
weekly newspaper printed and published in
the city and county of Walla Walla, Wash
ington Territory, for seven successive weeks
PRIOR to said 29th day of November. ISL.
Dated at Walla Walla, ". T.. September
10Th. 1881. Il. GUICHARD,
Judge and Clerk Of said Court
, 1881-10-22
BEHIND THE SCENES.
Fred Gere Fires q. and wounds Jimmy Kelly

Las, night about nine o'clock 4 lively
shooting scrape occured behind the scenes A.
the Adelphi Theatre in this city, IN when
Fred Gere and jimmy Kelly, both perform
ers, were the principal actors. The 70"
started on the stage. Kelly. who was play
ing the tambourine, started to tell one o' his
end Jokes, when Gere, who was aetlng As
middle man, stopped him by saying, what
Jimmy: you amt going to give us that long
wlnded gag again, are you." This riied
Kelly, and during the rest of the overture
he was very still, doing only what ne was
compelled to in order to keep up the part
As s,on as the curtains were down ana the
performers had reached the dressing room'
Kelly walked up to Gere, and telling HIM
plainly what he thought OF him, hit him
blow in the face. The boys in the room i'm
media.ely interfered, and took Kelly off and
held him. whereupon Gere drew out his re-
volver and fired, the hall entering the left
breast Just below the nipple. and from the
position in which G-re stood, IT wopld seem
70 be impossible for IT to miss the heart.
Kelly Immediately fell, and remained rncon
scious for some time Manager Donaldson
at once called for a physician AMI police
man, and declared the show cut. Gere was
taken Ia charge hy officer Hol per and led 70
jail Kelly was at once carried on TO the
stage where he renamed until near mid
night. when he was taken 10 St Marys Hes
pital Kelly has lived in Wall, Walla some
three years, and has the reputa. lion Of being
q gonl-hearted, industrious fellow, although
he is free to take his own part when In
suited. Gerr is one G! those little, excitable
individuals, whose temper kinks Ike hi1
hair, and who is always IN some kind OF d
row. He came here with the Big Mines,
aud haa ramaineS Ill the employ Of the Adel-
PIN until l>st night. His next engagement
n u oba3ly b- IN the penitentiary. tror
all We cs1 learn of the sifsir behind b
scenes, the shooting was entirely as,1a-o
for, as Kelly had not injured Gere when ne
struck him. The physicians think that
| Kelly cannot live.
, 1881-10-22
UNA " ut" '-"'TfF'-7' ~ 3''''' 7 q 't"'''-
rr>-TT-y,r, s,,I, .,plss, ,I, ,y,I,DJy,


TIME UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
To Ge"rse l.. Castle and f. G. Castle
defendants: You are. hereby required to
appear IN an action hrougbt against vou hv
.Juns Wiesirs, rl..iutih, in The district
Court nf the Territory If Was'.i gtnn
and for TIA. First Judiciti district Thereof
hol!ir.., teri,:s al Waila MIlll, Mliia H Vain
county. in said territory, I" answer the cf,..l-
plalut of plaintiff, ii.ri in Nrlia Wa!ig county
within t.,eti \ ,!..yS -i.er the service nf this
suruu,ons, exclusive - the day uf service. II
served IN s1i.i county. II not served in Sii
county hut in sad 'il'tfI.t, thirty DAYS II
served IN any other Judicial district in the
territory IN forty days. II served Lv public
tlnn within sixty DAYS after tn da-- ct tl,;s
s,imuuns. ur the saii plaintiff vi take iui.-
inent AGAINST yuu lay dcfaui5. aCCordmg To- tie
player Of the complaint. SI'd actI"n
hrnII.ilt tU furrclusr "-TtaIn 'HaT'sI.'" '-v,--
cuted los said d"l"nd.grty l.. "na Ruth i!ri.-
cock ou tue 18th day "i N"--inter, 1879 l."
secure the raylrr,r, ~ thu =u,n q 500 and in
.erest thereon AT the rat e ore AMI one
dIaIteF Ter cent per month Which s.sIi
MORTGAGE yas recorded IN tie uiicr uf the
county auditor Of WaiIa Na.la county, Wash
in.ton Territory nn the 18th day of N0yeiB-
ber 1873 IN book III II mortgages on lIag- -yZ.i,
which said mortgage was daily transferred anu
assigned by said Ruth RabcncS to plaintiff,
and on which said mortgage there i Bon due
u said plaintiff from s.ud defendants, prinCi
gal and interest. amounting u S-'i- - and $40
,,.tnrneu's f4al- Az stipulated in Said murtZaSe.
Witness the Hon. :. e. Win
- gard, AsSOciata Justice al the Su-
prenl- C1urt % Washington Ter
/ ALAL { rit.re, and IuIIa If said court.
- and the seal thereof affixed this
-ithday of september, A. u, ISL
4 REEVES AYERS. C'erk-
BL.G l.. SHARPsTEIv, Plaintiff alter
1evs 4G-1w
, 1881-10-22
Sher;f's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in
Y urrsuancr of decree ct foreclosure order
of 8. lie and judgement issued out OF the Dis
trict Court, Of the Territory OF Washington.
and for the First Judicial District thereof,
holdin. terms NJ Walla Walla county, an s-,.d
territory in a certain action therein pending
wherein ]. VI. Abadie was plaintiff and Philip
Shauhle and Wiihelmina Shauhle were de
f-ndanre, which said decree, order nt sale and
judgement WAS rendered in said action on the
Sth day oi November, \. ID. 1856, IN favor OF
said plaintiff aad against said defendants Tor
the sum Of SS6275. gold coin, with interest at
the rate of Il per cent per month; an. ana "A a
further sum Of so, attorneys fees, and SKI
costs Of snit, Now, therefore, by virtue
OF said decree of foreclosure, order Of
sale and judgement and IN pursuance
thereof a certified copy of which has been duly
issued out of and under the real OF said court
and 10 me directed and delivered ! VIII, to
g,ti,fy aid decree Of foreclosure order of sale
and irdgment. said attorneys fees, interest,
.os,s and sIl increased costs on Saturday, the
nth day Of Octo er, A D., lSSl- At the hour of
o'clock, P. n, 81 SAID Gay, At the court
house ,ionr, in the city and county ni VI ala
Walfa. W. T.. sell 1t public auction to the
highest bidder, tor gold COLL, the mortsased
premise, In said decree, order oi sale and
iudg,m-nt mentioned and described to-wit:
The \ ! Of the Ne and Ss'i OF the NE
and SCI of the NV n Sec IN fp. No: :,
north III rznge % east containing 100 4o-lUO
acye,. situate lviny and being III the county Of
WaIia waIIa County, Washington Territory,
uith AL and singular the heredItarlents and
apnIr-snancts thereurt. belonging
Given under ny hand this 10th day Of Sep
tember A D., 1881
JAMES 3. THOMPSON,
as5w Sheriff OF v ALA WaIia Co.. ". T.
, 1881-10-22
DEALING JUSTICE.
Judge whitman breaks the. Mon.
otOny.


And also breaks mp " the Victims.
This Court don't propose to do much
talking" said Ellis Honor, as he seated
himself behind the table in his Judicial
garb, "but it proposes to transact vast
amount If business IN space of time
that will make the drunks look wild for
spell, you will please retain this fact IN
your memory.
And he looked around in a manner that
made the timid fellows look anxiously to
ward the door.
As the signal was given the trap door
was ope:ed and Thomas Greenwood walk
ed ont with slow step, and guilty eye
The moment the crowd caught sight of
HIM they opened upthr chorus
4 clothing man sat
By his clothing house door
Night had come,
And the day was Ger,
Trade was dull,
he Wcathtr-nol hOt.
And of overcoatS
He had lot
"Yes," said His Honor, and along
came ThomasGreenwood, his breath smell
ling afar of and his gait as unsteady
as the roll of the sea. He rang one bell
to stop, then gave the signal to back, but
he was under too great headway, and a
collision took place between him and 50
overcoat Just up from Frisco. The col
lision was all right, hut the body Of
Thomas was So closely welded to the over
coat that it took a policeman to separate
the two. The festive Thomas was then
escorted to the calaboose, and now he
makes his appearance before the foot
lights and answers the call of Justice
Thomas, speak.
Not guilty said Thomas
"All right, said His Honor
will take You at your word and charge
you simply for Your lodging, and add the
costs, it has taken to give you this royal
reception The whole sum amounts to
about Sl00. OF course You hav'nt got
that amount or you would have made an
investment i'll SOAP long ago. Conse-
gently you may be a guest of the city for
80 days;
'Mr. Marshal, adjourn Court.
, 1881-10-22

TIE MAKING.-We are informed that lie
making has about ceased on Linkton noun
tain for the present. The South Fork Hume
one branch OF Thielson fume, only runs
about two hours each day on account of scar
city Of water, which has to be collected in
reservoir to supply the flume. The rains We
are now ha.ins will probably max. that
business more lively.