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, 1881-01-22
District Court Summons.

TrRRlroRY OF WAsHiScros, l..
County cf Wslla Wdls, rs
IN IA. t-:'riet Court Of tie Territory Of NJ Sa
iagton and for The Frs. Judicial Di. fric
thereof, holding terms at Waild Wdlld, Waia
Wdlld County, IN said Ts,sifor.
Doresy s. Baker and John F. Boyer, PLAINTIFF
versus Cyrus A Rohey and Sherman
Il. Ives, Defendants.
HyHE UNITED STATES OF AaIERIri,
l. to Cyrus a. Eobcy aud Sherman B, Ivs
Defapdants. fun Are h.rese sss..It.3 y i s,r 81
pear IN an acton brought acainst YOU br Dor.
say :. Daker and joan F. Boyer, Plaintifs in
the District Court of the Territory Of Wssh.
ington and for the First Judicial Distric. sA.rt-
of, holding terms at Walls Walls, Walla WLh
County. in said Territory. 10 answer the com.
plaint Of Plaintiffs Hled in Walla Walla county
within twenty days after the service Of thu
summons, exclusive Of the day Of service. II
served in said county If not served IN said
county but in said district in thirty days. II
served in any other Judicial Distrirt in ,ths
Territory, in forty days. Ii served ny ribii.
summons, or the said plaintiffs will take Judge
ment against you by default, according to he
PRAYER Of the complaint. Said action is hrourht
to recover the sum of $50 90 with interest
thereon from June 9Th, 1880. until paid, and
SI5 90 attorneys fees herein, due PLAINTIFF
from defendants on certain promissory nots
made and delivered by Defendants to Plaintiff,
Witness the HoS. s. c. WIsGARp,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme
m%Mw Court Of Washington Tertiary,
So, aAn 49, and judge Of said Court, and the
Seal thereof affixed. thi Sd day 81
December, A. ID. 1850.
4. REEVES AYRES, Clerk
ByB.L. j. l. SHARPSTEIE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
,vS0 Sw
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An Cnfrase.
In1ariunrfc siatl Carrier.
The Irish Situation,

--.. ..as Cccupfed an unusually large
s.s.nre of the worlds attention during the
year. and, to do it justice. has proiited
by its chance. Last year famine was the
Irish cry, this Year /, is revolution: The
government Of the ccnntry ant. the rela-
tons Of irish landlords and tenants have
been forced on the attention of the outer
world, as they scarce ever were before.
Men are still puzzled what TO think of the
state of affairs in the distracted island.
Certainly, the ordinary laws Of the land
are set to great extent at defiance. The
English press shrieEs and cries out for an
application Of extraordinary measures in
order to quell what they call the revolt
The British cabinet is divided on the ques-
tion. Meanwhile, Mr.. Gladstone holds
his hand. He steadily refuses to deprive
the Irish people of their liberties, and
turn the land into IN armed camp. He
long ago predicted what would be the ef-
feet on the Irish people if relief measure
were not passed. 1t is IS though he now
said to the house of lords, "Yonr blood
be on your own heads" Ii is clear
enough that someoody is in the wrong in
Ireland: There may be fanlts on both
sides. The government and the house of
commons have cOrceded that relief mea-
sure is sorely needed. The house Of lords
and the landlords deny that 1t is natu-
raj under such circumstances for the Irish
people to be perpl.xed. One thing is GER
rain-bayonets can only kill They can
not cure.
, 1881-01-22
OUR SECOND ARGUMENT: -:-ONE PRICE !!

Furnishing Goods have the down with utter dsre
Such goods Lined Duck Goats and Overa We Will
offer paid them Will have for such goods
We nothing from anohor 1t they are
the people have the prefer the
money Heavy Undehs and Drawers 6e cents eac and the
unaundred Shirts sold Wla Waa for $I5o These items
deserve should be examined don't them look at
them anyhow language than
cheap selling We don't
look obge looking that's how advertise We want
show your prices marked PLAIN figures below anything ever seen IN
Wala Wala-
, 1881-01-22
SETTlEME ENTS.

1t is the usual time in the
year to remind subscribers
to the !ST.4TESM.4H, hR6lc-
inc Themselves indebted for
orer q year, that SETTLE
ments are expected arithi.
the Rert month, atferrhrcn
date those SO indebted III
any sriH rcceire the usual
annual statement Of &c
count" posted III respecfirc
copies. Please call during
the ADORE specified time,
nRd thus Sdre us the bOlt-
Die and expense of for
rayHinG Statements" and
y0urseircs the annoyance
of their reception. Country
Subscribers WiU please re-
NIT by posfal order.
FRANK. j. PARKER.
Dee. 2LtH, 1880.
, 1881-01-22
District Court Summons.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ! 9,
County 0f Walla Walla. -


County Of Walla Walla,
In the District Court Of the Territory OF Wash
iRg.0n. Gad for the First Judicial District
thereof, holding terms nf WaHa VALID, Bdiia
Fdifa county, in said TERRITORY
The Oregon Railway & Navigation Company,
rlaintiff, vs.. Z. r. Gates, Defendant
TIME UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
/ Tc T. T. GATES. DEFENDANT: You are
hereby required to appear IN action brought
xyainst you by the Oregon Railway ( Naviga-
ton Company, Plaintiff, in the District Court
of the Territory Of Washington, and for the
First Judicial District thereof, holding terms
st Wal!a Wal!a, Walls Walla county, In sad
Territory. 10 answer the complain, Of Plaintiff
filed IN Waila Walia county within twenty
DAYS after the service Of this summons, exc,u-
sive of the day of service, if served in said
county. II not served in said county, but IN
said District, in thirty days. If served in any
..ther Judicial District in the Territory, in
:orty days. If served by publication, within
sixty days a't-r the date q; this summons, OF
tii.- said Plaintiff viii take Judgment against
W; by defiant, accordiss; to the Prayer Of the
c.,,iala;r,
: id action is brou ,ht BY Plaintiff :, re-
CO. cr Of Def--a3s1t the sum OF SJG2 gold eoir.
b- n; for sroeer:-s and -ovisicns furnished sad
I'vendAnt at hi Spec.,: instance 2al request
=; ing the i:.,l.--, Of ecember, 1880. and for
lin: AM T., =; c.,e of hor~e OF sad
..;sndant's al special instance and requst.
Hiness the Hon s c. WiNGAED,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Mas Court Of Washington Territory,
snnnS sni Judge If SAID Ceurt, and ri,-
Sea; Thereof aiEx-5, this i9-h dssy
~ JAnuary, 4 u. 1881
A. REEVES AYRES,
CATION & CROWLEY, Clerk
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 4-cw
, 1881-01-22

That the old superstition that Friday i.
an unlucky day for travelling still keeps
people At home on that day is proven BY
the experience of nearly every railway
conductor. OF the passengers of the
New York division of the Penn. L R., 10
per cent. only are carried on Friday
while there is an average of l. per cent.
carried on each of the other five week
days. In oth,r words there is falling
off of nearly one-eighth, as compared with
the average of other week days. The
days of heaviest travel are approximately
Mondays with 10 per cent and Saturdays
with IS per can't there being many Der
sons going to returning from business
on those days The percentage shown on
other week days are: On Tuesday, l6. 25
"Wednesday, l3.15; Thursday, 16, and
Friday, 10.
, 1881-01-22

TraaIroaY or WAsHixefos, 1,
County of Walla WallA e


In the D;sricf Court Of the Territory Of WeS.
;ngtos and for the First Judicial Disr;t
fkereof, Holding Tens al Walla VIOLA
Waifa WaHs County. IN said TERRITORY.
f w. PAINE AND j. &, PAINE, Plaintiff. v.
- J. j. CAIRNS, Defendant
UHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
To J. j. CAIRNS. Defendant: You an
hereby reqt;ied IN spresr in an sctian bfpueAl
against you by 7. W. PuHE and J. G. Pafsr
Plaintiffs. in the District Court Of the Tenn.
tory and for the First Judicial District then
OF, holdin; terms at Waila WAllA, Walls Wan.
County in said Territory, 70 answer TIE osu-
plant Of Plaintiffs filed in Walla walla Con-.
ty within twenty days after the service Of III.
summons, exclusive of the day of service y
served in said County. II not served IN said
County but in said District IN thirty dayl II
Territory, in forty days. II served by publ.
cation within sixty days after the date Of N.
summons, or the said plaintiffs will take ip.lv.
ment against You by default, according =
complaint,
Said action is brought to recover tie sum NJ
slcG 90 in gold coin and interest thereon frvn
the LIST dsy Of October, 1850, At IL per CENT
uer month and S2S00 as attorneys fees TIM,
in due Plaintiffs frum Defendant on t.o
certain promissary rotes made by nafendasss
Witness the Hon. 5. c. wIScAsl,
. Associate Justice of the Supsrus
; SEAL = ourt. Washinoton Terrtar.
andI udSe of said Court, And Il;
Seal thereof affixed, this Sd dav -
December. A. D., 1880.
4. REEVES AYRES
L /. & j. l. SHARPSTEIN Cl,,h.
Plaintiffs Attornys, 50Sv.
, 1881-01-22

Jay Goulds railroad system is compos-
ed of the following lines: Wabash sys-
tenn, both east and west of the Mississsip-
pi river, and branches, 2,4S7 miles Mis-
sour Pacific and branches, 7I2; Central
Branch Union Pacific. 1863; Missouri,
Kansas and Texas and branches, 2, ll5;
Denver and South Park, 20l; Iron
Mountain and branches, GS4; Interna-
tional and crest northern, Goa; Texas Pa
cihc, SO far as built, 5S7. Total, 9,G49
miles.
, 1881-01-22

Il sometimes think TO myself, so Gen.
Garfield is reported 20 have said, ''like a
man going to prison. You have heard
the advice given 70 a man who has been
convicted of a crime, to 90 to prison and
bear manfully the punishment imposed
him for his offence, to obey all the rules
Of the prison, and when his term expires,
to come back, and five it down l am
going to see if | can obey all the rules of
the Presidency and then come back and
sliye il down"
, 1881-01-22
A Kno.ty Subject

4 poet asks, in :hirty-.wo lines, "Whaf
Do the Trees Sayr' If he were to recite
his poetry under several trees, we do ns
believe they would say anything; 'aes
would leaye-Cfa. Gaaeite. Wouldn Z
they make . bough, Ars. l-Steubenviiie
H,rold. You are trying TO t~ig Us
No such sprouting remarks shouidn
be allowed. Even the dogs would bark
At these vile puns.
, 1881-01-22
OUR THIRD ARGUMENT~:-PLAlN FIGURES !!

We have few Coaks ranging price from S.
$50 them longer they marked
they Examine them don't buy them
don't think they are cheap Cdrens Hosiery and Tn
derwa them quick Every
dy needs goods the opportunity buy them cheap
don't ,hem then judge for yourself entmens
Hats cut down per prices having the
determined offer them figures that will
unravel in the people the prices WaIa Waa
, 1881-01-22

The white Piun,Sd Knight Abere his A>'
sniiants.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Jas. u Blame
has been decided upon as secretary OF state
in Garfeld's cabinet.
America Lcads.
An official canvass OF the census OF the
different states shows population OF
40 36o 545: territories, eS3, ,21l, making
a grsnd total Of 80, I52, 800 inhabitants m
the United States.
rp 10 SnuG.
The senate committee on appropriations
will. in reporting Indian appropriations,
strike out house item for salaries ot In
dian agent and interprc.e: q Malh-:.....- ~
agency ef Oregon,
win Rineharf faften:
An appropriation of $4,000 for sub
sistence, etc of Malheur Indians on the
Yakima reservation has been passed
Nsa 10 Bedss.
Senator Eelfngs, Of Louisiana, will not
be ansaated Davis and seven democrats
will vote for him.
Snake River Bridge.
Representative Whitaker introduced
bill authorizing the construction OF a
bridge across the Snake river between
Texsas ferry and Grange City.
New Seaaio1.
Hale has been elected senator from
Maine, Fair from Nevada, Cen Hawley
from Connecticut, Platt from New York,
Bayard from Delaware, Ben Harrison
from Indiana, McMullen from Minnesota,
BALDWIN from Michigan. Deadlock in
Tennessee and Nebraska.
A Last.
For the first time this eeason Sharon
of Nevada, was in senate committee, to
act on retiring Gen. Grant on pay of GER
eral. The biz was reported back with
recommendations that it does not pass
Exit Chief.
NEw YORK, Jan, 2L-John Kelly has
been relieved of the presidency Of fam
many Hall
B,. Suit.
Rufus Hatch has brought suit restrict
ing proposed telegraphic monopoly. An
injunction has been issued against pro-
ceedings
Whitaker Again.
The Whitaker court martial convened
yesterday in the army building in tins
city.
Rsasied to Deai:,.
DOVER, N. H., Jan. lS.-The county
poor house, in this city, was destroyed by
fire this morning, and fourteen of the
inmates burned to death. Particulars
later.
booming.
New YORK, Jan 19-Northern Pacific
Railroad stock is quoting at "a Pre-
ferred, G6t and G6s, very firm Oregon
Navigation stock I35 and l3G, steady.
, 1881-01-22
Strange Electric Disturbance.

Under the date of JANUARY 9th, cor
respondent writing from Omaha says:
During the last rwenty-four hours sin
guiar aimospherieal phenomenon, known
as the annual electric storm has been rag
ing between Omaha and Ogden During
all that time the telegraph wires have
been useless through that region The
storm vas accompanied by snow and h,,h
winds over eight hundred miles, between
Omaha and Green River The intensity
Of the storm is shown by the fact that
when the telegraph key vas opened By
the operator, steady electric light burn
ed at the connecting points II Is NOW
practically over, and the wires are again
open l. H. korty, chief operator, Of
the Union Pacific telegraph lines, has
kept record for years, and With but one
exception IN twelve years, this storm oc-
cured On the 5;h, 9th, or 7th Of January.
Ii is believed that the entire Rocky
Mountain region is visited hy them
These storms have aitractai the ATT. ntion
sof elsetritiAns and scientific men general
~
, 1881-01-22

Tho various leading railway companies in
the United States are seriously contem-
plating the formation Of a general
railway express company, which is pro-
posed to take the place OF the present Va.
rious expresses on all the leading road. in
the country. The managers are also
strongly in favor of closing up all au1il.
aD ticket Offices and stopping the
the payment of commissions to outside
agents 1t is also likely that the hand
bill advertising Of the various lines VIII
be discontinued in 1881, and that this
vast and useless expense will abandoned
by all trunk lines
, 1881-01-22

Students at the German universities,
are taking part in the movements against
the Jews. There is no laws against boys
making fools of themselves; but it does
seem rather cruel that cowarIice and per-
seeution should be taught in institutions
where the young are supposed to be
made superior to vices peculiar to the ig-
porant
, 1881-01-22

Hereafter the STATESMAN will devote space
in this column to the advertising of lost horses.
To our paid up subscribers we give free space
All others will be charged one dollar.
g. Eeward.
Strayed one Sorrel Horse, about Is hands
high. white star in the face, bob-tail. no brand.
Strayei from Chop Mill on january 18Th.
The above reward will he paid on the return OF
the same to COOPER < ScHMUcK,
Chop Mil, Walla Walla.
LOST.
A Black Horse, Il hands high, white stripe
down face, branded SD. on right shoulder,
missing about three months. Return to DIR.
J. ID. McCurIy, Walla Walla and receive re-
ward.
For information as to the whereabouts Of a
light Bay Horse, branded ID b. on the left
thigh, white spot on hind leg. Inform G..
EUcGLEs, or HERMAN BAcHMAN, Lower T"u-
chet, W. T.
SIG EDWARD.
Straye,l, Sorrell Mare, l5i hands high,
heavy set, branded on left hip "a with an
ether mark like letter W. Strayed from
the race track on the 10Th of November. The
above reward will be given on return of the
mare to THOMAS COLLINS,
At the Race Track, Walls Walla-
losi Mules.
On nr ali mt the 18th of November, one
span OF mules. both mares, with name reached
and tails trimmed, no brands, one black Z
years old. the other bay . or 10 wears Old. |
will pay ten dollars to any one giving lntornia-
ton leading t. the recovery of the same.
JoHS GOODWIN,
Milton. Umatilla county, Oregon.
At Walia Walla, October 18th, Chestnut
Sorrel Mare. years old, branded VI. C." on
left shoulder with a X above the j. c., On left
hip Nv c.: white face, feet all white except
right hind foot. Also, since September y. a
Mare and Colt Mare . years old, mouse color,
blaz. face, saddle marked. three white feet.
branded ~. B." on right shoulder. Colt
dark hro,vn and white face
W. C. RHEEA,
Vansyckle. Umatilla Co., Oregon,
LOST Horses.
have running in Umatilla county the fol
lowing described colts which | will Fay S3 %
each f.,r IT $50 for the lot One bright dark
bay tilly, 2-year-old. One sorrel ho-Ae colt
with some white feet and strip i'll his face; =
year-old One yellow sorrel riare, 5Fear-old,
with Percheron colt with her. One grey horse
colt, 2-year-old. One large bright bay horse
3-year old. One fine year old bay horse,
branded :" y" and &C + " on right shoulder.
All are branded 20 f" on right shoulder anu
yellow mare wv" on left shoulder.
PHILIP RITz,
Walla Nalla, ". T.
, 1881-01-22
4 National ConKenlion.

LONDON, Jan. 19. 1t is reported that
the land league will summon national
convention a. Dublin to decide upon what
course to pursue in regard I, the govern
ment land bill
Activity Of ihe Extreme Faction OF IrI.:,
League.
LONDON, Jan. ia special correspon-
dent writes from ireland to the Glasgow
Esening Times, giving an account of Al
interview held by him with gentleman
who might not unfairly be described as a
Fenian Head Centre, so intimate is he
with all the proceedings Of the fraternity.
He states that when the land agitation
was inaugurated a determined resistance
was made to it by the supporters of the
Fenian propaganda. That organization
then had G., 900 members paying small
weekly contribution. Scarcely had the
Land League movement commenced when
the Fenian agitation rs an organized com
bination collapsed and there was sn al
most immediate transference of the mem
bers to the League. The correspondent
adds tha. there were included in the lead
ership Of the land movement men who
speedily developed into more thorough
going Young Irclanders than ever be-
fore lived The writer then proceeds as
fellows "Since the extreme party be-
gan to have greater weight IN the councils
Fenian principles have had freer play
The distribution of arms, which was never
entirely suspended, has since been prose
cuted with visor, and the number of SBi-
ders now scattered over the country cannot
be wei calculated. Any man, under
stand, who puts down fl in the proper
quarter can be provided with Snider
rife, and 100 rounds If ball and cartridge,
with waist belts, shoulder belts and cart
ridge pouch, a. well as sword bayonet for
the rifle. 1t is unnecessary to state that
the 81 does not cover expenses, but
the difference is made good from fund
contributed To by sympathiz.rs with the
proceedings One or tUo persons whose
names have been before the public of late,
and who Are credited with etfccting the
change in the land agitation which it has
recently assumed-I mean the change
toward the repeal movement-have been
particularly active in distributing arms,
and the stratagenis resortei to for carry
ing out this purpose would be worthy of a
better cause Though matters are taking
this turn the Fenizns are not hopeful that
the rising can be effectually carried ont
in Ireland They acknowledge that a
great portion of the people of the country
are not disposed u ran the risk tha. vii
attend rising, anxious As they are u
secure self.goyernment therefore the
leaders of the organization I've long beer,
turning their eyes in ano: direction,
and have come to the conc..: on that th-
blow must be struck at ho..ss, and ~ tl,,-
Engli'h Parliament. An.-i.er Cl-~ker
well outrage, they imagin,, would 80 e.
great way ta the furtheranc.- # ho.nr -. :.
They pray that Britain ma; be ent4nc... :
IN some active foreign controversr, fer
then their opportunity will comr. In
that emergency they conceive thar al that
VII be ne,d-d IN oder tn pzrsi ze the
c'uatry Aoa govs-nment will b. the de-
strneiion Of few public ei.6ces. ;,artieu-
larry about the dockyard toxna
, 1881-01-22
NOTICE.

L. s. LAND OYYIcE,
Walla Walla, ". T., Dec I'D, 1850.
To the Heirs Of CHAS KITCHEN and al Par
tics Who n.ay Dc Concerned
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN-
~ tered at this Office by Vim. Kitchen, of
Walla Walla Courty. W. T.. against the heirs
Of chas. Ki,eiirn, deceased, for ah.nd, .nirg
S. C. Eniry No. 30, dated Jan. l8eh, 1876,
upon the Southwest quarter. Section %. flown
ship SN, Range 37E, in Walla Waila County,
w. T., with view to The cancellation of said
entry, the said parties arr hereby EimDansd
to appear a. this Office on the 10Th day of Feb.
ruary. 1850. at 10 o'clock A. n. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged siAn
donment.
E H. MORRISON, Register.
ALEX REED Prcriy.y
, 1881-01-22
Our FOURTH ARGUNIENT-:- COUNTRY ORDERS!

great bargains which prepared the public
course understood personal but
complete guarantee advantage person miles
Waa Wa Our prices the eh whether
sona order mail express We have only
marked plain figures and where entrusted with Or
supulous that the confidence misplaced its
and know When fill Order do with the firm
These
business they Of the levers
which propose reputation and appeal lady the
whether have been pleased other
prepared send application free of charge samples Of
ANYTHING possible prices which all
marked down. and where Patrons feel the
slightest dissatisfaction any may shall refund the
money with pleasure
, 1881-01-22
Ordnance No. 81,


n, ,-,y;t, for tseolhy sicicr,,'ks free foz' sa''r
The CITY Of Wana Walla does orliin Is fol
lows. to-Ti.:
Syc. That all persons occupying property
ON .,v or all streets within the corporate Inn
is where sidewalks are laid. shall. and they are
hereby required to keep the same clear from
snow and ice. ,Provited. that IN cases of vseSns
lots the owner thereof shal; canse the sidewalks
IN front of same to be cleared as heretofore
provided ;.h
the requirements Of this o1tnance. shau oe
snbject tn arrest and fine, in a sum not To ex,
cerd Twenty dollars and sts-tproVidlng that
~, s-rast .haIl he made within eighteen heurs
after the cessation of any storm OF snow.
SIC. S-This ordnance shall take effect and
he in force from and after its passage and pub
licati0n- 80, 80,
Passed the Council January 18th, ISL
J. L. SHARPsrEN. City CLERK.
Approved January Is, 1881:
I,vrs NcAUIIrF Mayor
, 1881-01-22

The Union Pacific Railroad has beu;hi
the soda lakes on the Laramie Plains, in
tending to make commercial soda and
ship it to Chicago. The company think
they can realize profit on each car load
UfS35O.
, 1881-01-22

The suggestion in last Fridays STATES
MAs that there should be an ordinance
passed requiring people to keep their
side walks from snow, was carried into ef-
feet at the last sitting Of the Council and
An ordinance was passed.
, 1881-01-22

The German Jews are being helped by
persecution. One Of them has just been
elected, by handsome majority, Presi,
dent Of the Municipal Council of Berlin
itself.
, 1881-01-22

"Woman wants not bread but the bal
lot-Miss anthony. Mistake, Sue, all
around. Woman wants cream merangues,
oyster suppers, and sealskin saoques in
wipter-in summer, ice cream and a sea-
aide season.