, 1881-10-22
THE LOCAL FlUME.
Through Which the News Wash.
ings Run. and Pan ont
klch.
.yiag the Statesman rnyes4ors
goo Per Cent.

Mrs DIR. ". b. CIou-Irturrn-i from f,.,
land Sunday.
Blank notes for sale, cheap at the STATES.
MAN commercial and job printing rocma.
Willie Jacobs and his sis,er, Hiss Nett.
arrived from Portland On Sunday train.
Dr. Marion reports the small pax patient
in the pest house as getting along nicely.
Lieut.. Wainwright. Of the lst Cavalrv
left on Sunday evenings tram Oh. business
At Pendletnn, Oct 10th, Gen. James
II. Turner was married 10 BLISS C. A
Beagle.
g" 10 the ST,TEsnAs commercial and ;oi.
printing roolns fur hrs,-ciass work At bed
r'ck figures
Ei,nks Of all kind, constantly on hand at
the HrATEsn,N commercial and job printing
fcSni-.
John HALEY, Jr.. superintendent Of tbe
u. l. q. stage line. Was registered in tile
city last e, e,,ins.
A na"i'rr al hard iookirs els,s ara IN ,i...
city, intent "u burglar NJ The roi,e..su
have Them all spotted.
K. ". Whitehall IS making quite a STAY !,
tntatiila county, Oregon. He Is tterr IN
the interest Of the Orrs"n improvement: Co.
We observe that the ,r"ss walk OH Fifth
and Main streets hss been removed. A new
one WI! shortly sra"- the piarr oi the a, i
one.
Jimmy Kelly, the woand-l a,."r, is .io,ny
veil IL could he expected, although, The
dn,'tors DO not think there is mu 4, Ia Die. i.r
him.
, large rnr'unt 0t wheat still continues to
be brought into marAot. Ii will b. almost
M oss,tle log it to iini im,n eiiate shin
mint
Mrs. Stephen G.. Whitman and daughter
from Sp"kan- Falls, IL visi,ing her Parent. il.
this city, and will rslnain until after the
holidays.
L. ii. Nassau returned ! few d.y. since
from Canada, accompanied ny his brother
and n+ice. Mr.. VI. says h. Is glad t. get
back to Wa!ia Wslla.
Alex. o Dell and wife arrived from Day.
ton Ga Sunday evenings train Mr. O'Deu
was formerly Of this city, but has been gone
for several years, II. now proposes In max
tins his future hone.
The Inter- .Rcaaid,n comes TO US to-day
from Butte, Montana, nrintei on brown
paper. 1t certainly luoks novel, and is a
history IN itsrlf Of the hardships the
frontier papers are compelled u endure
We notice that c. r. Thompson is doing 4
rafting good business naw. His store is
crowded daily and he generally sends his
eusto.ners off with plenty of goods and all
happy
Sam Stewart left Wednesday for Lewiston
and his farm on Snake river, to look after
his interests III the upper country. 1t IL TO
be hoped that his stay viii hot he long As w-
ike t. keep hln as much a. possible III " ALA
Walla
Miks Biyte, the capitalist of Sacramento,
VINO has been looking at on: beautiful valley
and Surroundings, p:onOuaces 1t the greatest
EunarlEl uu the la -ic c,lst Mike knows
what he is saying and don't You forget it.
The passenger train h'und to Spokane and
the ilont OF Wednesday Was crowded, hard
" STANDING room being available. The Late
call Tor workmsn at the font with good
wages IN attracting the attention Of inechnn,
lcs that way.
We wGn,d suggest that there be lamps
pl. ,ei on the different bridges Of the city
and lighted on dark night. Many Of the
approaches to the bridges are someshat
difficult Nam street bridge should have a
light by All means, as the engnc Just above
there r,,luilcs il for the byneiit O! the u'en.-
bers III case oi IN alarm Of fire.
People Xh0 hanii. ,.i,rf nsi! have 10 com
mvnce careful ..i.:tl.,, a. 81 !n', ai.d rolsci
or disc, unt IL - ii at sr- mrt,ist"d.
uwirg 20 L recent 'i.,.'-i"r "i : e IL .t,nry
, department. ,iisr";-n!'n. mu II Id c''in-,
and si,il + - "n na the + Il oi ~ frss
cOml,saie lii; ,-ss n-n .rii: ::,'t, are Hl'Iiil
: bein. co,nr-.l.'i 10 .!nc"un' i'.r their "nn
lr"tsction. \ nuii,. ~.-s ;..,.I'i, r"hii-hed
in Srattl, over the sI"I..i',,rr .i ii'e prhciIa
business Inen III the pace, "ni0nnc'ns thai
they viii hereafter discount mntliated enins
II the taiiowins rates: Ou dollar pieces,
To-: nn i, cent piccrs, l1t iaartsis, >'e -
i'oys; H'-.'..d iT9"S.
On the 'air ,r, ur.'ts at oily ymIia, l.st Nrd
n,.-oav. =avs the PIX iat.R,.,"o,r, 0ccuirr
/ a cutting seraI- that vac more ahinsihg thai
s-rious. 4 ..is ros Tar named Swan did SOME
thing of:ens,v, t. little chap named LouiF
who whipped ou. pruning lniie and wen
iJr thr other III "A SAVAGE style. lie cht ah'
slasLel saay vigorously. destroying th'
cont of Swan, ard finali; L, tung q hIh'
la.h ur tro in u,. his lersen. by this t.ih'
the logger seem-d 10 ascertain" that he wa
sssoled. and was about I" put forth an eftor
tat wouli have ended in the crushing o
little LOUIS had the latter not been hastily
seized and dragged away by the police.
There is considerable inquiry on the ssree''
rs t. wha, Col. Parker, ejtor-in-chie' oi 'i'h
paper, went to Portland for and some par
ties appear to te terribly interested VII
can set them all at rest however. Ion se'
the fact of the business is The circulation /"
the STarssN,s is increasing 3" rap'oiy '"A
the establishing Of a paper mill a, THIS pom
IA necessity. The idea Of being eoihpei'e'
10 pay fright oil q ton OF paper from ''A'
Francisco every three ~ ionr weeks " s''
ting very stale Besidss that, lac wants Il
give his subor,iiaates q chance, and see WIZ
they can do. How do you like ouI ssyie
Saws the Boomerang Recently 1t seems L
US as tn ugh a large number OF Pe'pi
throug hout this country nave nothing 10 u
but write postal .ris to newspaper pnoi''h
ers, asking .,r sample copy Of their paper