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, 1881-02-05
Sherif's Sale OF Real Estxse.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That IN
N pursnaAcaof a decree If foreclosure, order
of sale and Judgment issned out Of the District
Court cf tie Territory Of Washington andforthe
First Judicial District thereof, holding terms
at Walla Walla, Walla Walla county, in said
territory, in a certain action therein pending,
wherein c. +. KRAFT was Plaintiff, and Az.
DREW StHRADER was Defendant, which said
decree, order Of sale and judgment was rem
dered in said action On the 9th day Of No
yeInber, A. ID. 1850, In favor of said fJaintin
and against said Defendant for the sud, 81
S19 81 with interest at the rate Of ten per CEN.
PEI annum and the further sum of so Attor-
neys fees in SAID action and S23 30 costs OF suit.
Now, tbsresare, by virtue Of said decree ol
foreclosure, order IF sale snd judgment. and :
in pursuance thereof certified copy of which
has been duly issued out OF and under the sez!
Of said court sinf Or me directed anddeiiversf,
l will, to satisfy said decree of foreclosure
order Of sale and judgment, said attosrsys
fees, iDterest, costs and al increased costs, 40
MONDAY, tine l4th day If February. X. ID.
1851, At the CQur. Horse door, in the city and
county of VI ala Wslia and Territory of W ssh.
inetCn, 1t the kour Of O'Clock, P. ~. OF sAh
day, sci at public auction To the highest bidder
for gold CON, the premises in said decree,
ordsr OF sele and Judgment mentioned ana
described As follows IL wit: \ certain buiid-
ing, used as brewery, situated on the follow
ing described bot, piece or parcel OF And,
situated in Walla Walla county, Washington
territory, and particularly described a. foiiors,
to-Wie: Commencing II the point where ne
north line Of j. NJ Armstrong; land tine
North line of Fractional Block Fifteen and
Nineteen OF Shie.s Addition 10 Waila wais
cityl If Continued would intersect the Law
read, thence Eas:erly along the North line on
said J. n ArInstron-,'s land $50 feet, tSenes
at right angle North 50 feet, thence West Oh
line parallel with the said j. NJ Armstrong;
land to the center of the Lewiston road, thence
along the center line Of the said Lewiston road
in Southerly direction TO the place ct begin-
n;rg. with all the interest which said defend.
ant had in and 90 said land on the 18th day OF
December. 1873
Given ur:der my b. nd this 18th day Of Janu-
AIRY. 4. u. ls3l
JAMES B. THOM PS0N,
35w Sheriff Of Va sWAlla County.
, 1881-02-05
WINTERS WATERSl
ltCOsnes Down the Streams
In Torrents.
Carr,in. Devastation Along its
Course.
Bridges Washed away and n Large in;suni
Of Ea.iresd and Miscellaneous
Prosperity h-sfre'c".

Great $; pr,hensica has been fvlt IS 20 the
damage ;hae would be done when the vast
quantity of snow tha: eorered The noun
tsins woa.d melt aai al the creeks and
streams eas-na;isg therefrom. Although
the damage was not Is great as was preticte-
by many II has still been so large as to cause
great loss both in moaey and lie, ami sorrow
t, maay hs.nes. From al parts Of The COM
try the intelligence comes of The carrying
away Of bridges, houses ana other property.
last night the crnonous roar OF the waters IN
Mill creek caused loss OF sleep to many per-
son. bat towards morning the weather be-
came cooler aud the waters gradually low
cred
AT MAIN STREET BRIDGE
The damage has been lighter than was anti
cipated. The bnlkhead at the side OF Stahls
Opera House lowered somewhat, but still
hangs together The water commenced run
ming down Alder street but was stopped by
placing some logs along the hanks OF the
creek. ne th'Eu StItCt uil"gO S'-'"S S'S'S
of giving away, the waters having washed
away the gravel and rubbish leading to II
Back of Smalfs livery stable the bridge
across the creek commenced falling at nine
o'clock last night, sinking nearly to the
water, where it stavs liable to so at any mo-
ment.
TEE RAILROAD SUFFERS
The B,ue Mountain branch of the D. K x
n. Co, was badly damaged by the former
fresAet, but has suffered still more severely
by the high water of Wednesday and Thurs
day. No effort will be made at present to
repair ne ro.l As ii w;l! 70. he 'ita' nece..
sity for some time. A BIZ breach has been
made by the water in the railroad track be-
tween this CITY and Wallula. At Juniper
Canyon another break Of three hundred feet
has been occasloned by the water. Other
damage has been done all along the road, but
no definite returns have been received. The
long trestle over the Walla Walla river
IsIS DANGER
As is the Touchet bridge. No attempt will
be made TO repair the read until Monday,
and under no circumstances will the trains
be running before wednesday or Thursday
OF next week. The water IN Dry creek is
receeding slowly, bnt the Tonchet and Walla
Walia rivers are still rising. A dispatch
from Milton dated Thursday says: The
stage cannot cross Dry creek viii remain
until morning" At Peadleton the water at
o'clock yesterday morning was running IN
THE BON TON HOTEL
And was three feet deep at Bowrlan's. Wild
Horse creek is higher than has ever been
known before and all the bridges have been
washed away. What the sum total Of the
damage done by the recent freshet 1t is hard
to estimate as the returns are very meagre,
but it Will reach high figure and be severely
felt bv all classes
, 1881-02-05
SheriE's Sale of Real Estate.

ID" VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION Is
ID sued oct IF the District Court Of the First
Judicial District. ". T., and to NE directed
and delivered for i judgement rendered on the
aGth day of July, \. D., 1850, before J. ID.
Lamar. Justice uf th- Peace, in favor of II.
7. Reynolds Plaintiff, and against 4. +. Fart
man. Defendant. for the sum of so 20 with
interest az the rSte Of 10 per cent. per annum.
and the further srm cf Si1 20 c, s:s If suit. 4
transcript Of said judgement having been duly
fled in said District Court, have levied upon
the fo,,GSins described real estate Of the within
named Defendant, (. T. Hartman, to-wit ::
Lot No. one ~, in Block NJ. eighteen ISl,
according to the official plat and survey 0f the
City Of Walla Walla, w. T., the said real es-
tate situated, lying aud heins in the County Of
Walla Walla, and Territory CT Washin ,ton,
sail real estate viii be sold subject to mort
gage in favor Of Robert McCoOl for the sum of
$3.50 60 bearing interest from Aug 81, 1880.
at the rate Of per cent. per month.
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY.
tie 9Th day Of March, 4. D., 1881, at the
hour of o'clock, p ", II said day, will sell
all the right, title and interest Of the said A.
+. Hartman. in ,saSi1o the above described
real estate at i - Iurt House door. in the
City and County of Walla WalIa. ". T., to
satisfy said execution with all costs
Given under my hand this ith day of Febru.
AIRY, A d, 1881
JAMES B. THOMPSON.
6-5w Sheriff Walla Walla Co, It.
, 1881-02-05
J lslrs NIcAULIsF


"A
The CITY of Walla Walla does ordain as toll
lows:
SECTION L That il shall be unlawful ior
any person owning or claiming dog or pi'ch
to permit or allow the same to run AT iarSe, or
to run loose within the city OF Waiia "aifa
without having first obtained 4 license therefor
and procuring the tas hereinafter mentioned
ard keeping the same fastened 20 the collar OF
such animal.
SEC . That the license for keeping any
such 10. running loose or at large as aforesaid
shah he for each dog one dollar per year, and
ilr e-ch hi;ch two dollars per yea. AMI n!ioh
the payment Of such sum to the city clerk ne
shall issue such license and a suitable tag To
the person paying the same, which tag siaii
be fastened by the owner To- the neck 81 the
animal, and th, clerk shall retain fifty cents
for each animal licensed and Fay the residue
to the City Treasurer So.
SIC. 5. ANY person suffering or permitting
his dog or bitch or dog or bitch, which ne
claims TO run loose or at large within the city
of Walla Walla without first obtaining
license and athXing tag as above PROVIDED,
shall be fined in any sum not to exceed h'e
dollars for each offense.
SEC l. 1t shall lie the duty Of the City
Marshal and each police officer TO seize upon
every dog and bitch found running loose or at
large within the city Of Walla Waila without
the tag aforesaid being affixed, and II the
owner can be found restore it to such swner,
and unless the owner shall pay him one dollar
for returning such animal and immediately
procure license and tag, make comPiaint
against such owner if no owner can he found
then such officer shall post a notice describing
the animal at the door of the City Justice and
empouni the animal for three days after such
notice is posted if at the end of said time no
owner claims such animal, the same shall be
forfeited, an !: tAe animal can be sold Tor
sufficient to pay tn. officer one dollar tor catch
in; said animal and twenty-five cents per day
for keeping the same and twenty-five cents for
notice, such officer shall sell the same for such
price and such additional SUM may be oifer-
e,l, if such animal cannot be sold then such
officer shall destroy such animal on the htth
day :fter such notice is posted rs aforesaid,
provided that such officer shall retain his fees
and pay the surplus if any, to the City Treas
urer-
SEC. ;. The officer catchin" and disposins
Of each animal as aforesaid shall be entitled To
one dollar for catching, twenty-five cents for
posting said notice and twenty-five cents per
diem for keeping said animal for not To exceed
four days, and in all proceedings against the
-uwners rs aforesaid, the same shall he taxed as
costs and with other costs be added to the
penalty.
SEC 6. All ordinances and parts Of or,li-
n2nees previously passed upon the sub
,-latuef 5I I,is ordinance are hereby repealed
approved February ID, 1881.
LIE +. 4. SHAM, Clerk.
JAMES NcAUIIFF, Mayor.
, 1881-02-05

There WAS some rough wreckage cAsing
the year 1880 The total estimate Of loss
by wreck to all nationalItics is eSS, ,321,
OO6: pretty high figure for one year.
This Of course includes both carsoes and
vessels. Great Britain share was Sl1, :,
495, 900, considerably over half the entire
amount. This may be some consolation
10 the gentlemen who resent the decline
OF American shipping. All this loss was
comprised in 4 grand total of 1,GS0
wrecked vessels, decrease OF eight over
1879. OF this number 9l3 belonged to
British owners, The coasts of the Brit
ish isles were, as usual very destructive.
having to answer for no less than 40
wrecks of vessels of all na,ionaliries.
The loss of human life amounted to about
1000 souls. About two hundred vessels
ere lost through collision
, 1881-02-05
EASTERN.
In for q Long Walk.

NEw YORK, Feb "A large crowd
OF sporting men and Others assembled At
the American Institute building to wit
ness the starting thepedestrian contest for
the OLeary international belt prizes In
the present contest it can only be won hy
those covering fS3 miles The rates are
graded according Ia the number of men
covering that distance Should four be
successful in the contest, the man cover
ing the greatest number of miles viii re-
ceIve 40 per cent of the sweepstakes and
gate money, the next 80, the next 20 and
the next 10 per c ht The man covering
iso miles vii. receive back his entrance
Zee OF 500. Thirty contestants. started
at l. o'clcck.
, 1881-02-05
Notice..
Z. S; LAND OFFlcE
La Grande. Or, Jan. 70. lss,

La Grande, Or, Jan 20, lSsI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN n.
n Husl A. White has this day made ., ~
cation to enter, under the act Of Cn,sr,... .pa' -
proved Jure 81, 1873, entitled an at -
sale of timber and stone lands in C,I;fa,.:'e e
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter;,.-'H
for the FL NWi, See. 5. I. !. y. z n
Ell SWt. Sec. 81. I. !. y. r. 81 East 'of NJ NJ
lamette Meridian, containing l52 .2-IOO ~.
Finalproof herein viii be Inadeafter siytv J.A
publication and within ninety ,lay, frnm ,i'
date hereof. HENRY W. DWIGHT Hs
= lpw RHoist,.
, 1881-02-05
Ordinance No. =

A.. or,ys..aaee 10 aJ,lis, SiJ,s o:eT S'de''iiHs.
The City of Wala Walla does oras;n IS FOL
l0rs:
That Il shall b. unlasfal to place or NAN
tain any sign or othe- heavy substance, excep!
awnings, over any sidewalk within the CITY OF
WaIla Wails. and any pnrson. who erects o'
maintains any such sign or substance as ato.e,
said shall be fined for such otFense N sum nor
less than five dollars nor more than forty uoi'
larf. Proudcd, That such persons as nav. .
such signs or substance now erected siisii MOI
be liable until thirty days after the puhiicalion
Of this ordinance.
Approved February I'd, ISL; c
LEE. 4 SHAW, Clerk.
J,urs McArLISF, Mayor.
, 1881-02-05
The Black Leg.

In view OF the fact that the ''tlack leg
oisease Is now among the cattle on the
other side OF the Blue Mountains, would
II not be well ii our stock men. who own
cattle on the other side of Snake river
We're TO take precautionary measures and
'TeVeni cattle from this side crossing
", y Prevention Is better than cure,
nd II is advisable thar something be
lone to prevent the further spread OF
s;- t,.. u disease.
, 1881-02-05
Notice.
L. s LAND OrrIcs
la Granie, Or, Jan N ISsl

L. : LAND OFFICE. =
La Granis, Or, Jan. ~. ISL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. 1ys
~ Lewis Roth has this day made appl;r,
ton To enter under the act Of Congress. ss'
proved June 81, 1873, entitled an act for Il,
sale Of timber AMI stone lands in Califcrn;,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terr;tor,
for the NV, Sec 81, I. ), y. r. IS East u
Willamette Meridian, containing leo sin
acres. Final proof herein Will be made ai,,.
sixty days publication and within ninety isy
from the date hereof.
s HENRY W. DWIGHT.
xcIOw R.c,,tr,
, 1881-02-05
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN TH,.
IN Sealed Proposals will be received h. y
undersigned at the Office of the City Sury.a =
up to Tuesday, Feb. Is. 1881, at o'clort -
for furnishing material. lettering and -.
sI9 guide boards. in accordance with Ori;..
No. 81, on the different streets Of Ii. c.s
Walla WallA. The names and nur,,yt
boards to be placed on each particu;a-- "a 7
can be seen a. the CITY Surveyor otSc.
rish. to reject any or I'll bids is hereby r....s,
Committee on Streets q. F. Ipoyr
& Public Improvements I JoHy De-
Wslla Walla, Jan. q, 1881.
, 1881-02-05
Notice.
L. =. LAND OFFICE,

u ~ LAND oFFICE,
Ia Grande, Or, Jan. -, 1881. / .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Ths.
N Franklin O. Raddick has this day mad.
application to enter under the act Of Congress,
approved June 81, 1879, entitled an set for the
sale Of timber and stone lands in California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washins ston Territcry,.
for the w Swi and 81 NV! Of Sec. Is. T.
5, n. K. 81 East Of Willamette Meridian,
l60 acres. Final proof herein will be
made after sixty days publication and within
ninety days from, the date hereof. =
HENRY W. DWIGHT. =,
Slow Register:
, 1881-02-05

REFUSE 70 EaT.-Mr. Jesse D:umheller is
having trouble WITH his sheep. They having
t-amp,ed down the feed which was provided
Tor them now refase 20 eat it. We hope Mr.
Dumheller viii re able 10 bridge over the
winter without any serious loss
, 1881-02-05
Notice.
L. s. LAND OFFICE
Ia Grandc. Or, Jan. 10 ISS,

o ;. I4AND OFFICE,
La Grande, Or, Jan. 70, ISsi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
N Abram NJ. Stevens has this day mad.
application to enter under the act OF Consre,-
approved June 81. 1873, entitled an act fot n. /.
sale of timber and stone lands in Caliisp;,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory'
for the Sci NEi, NJ SET and SCI. Sw:.
Sec. l, T. 4, " X. 81 East, containing lse
acres. Final proof herein will he made after
sixtv DAYS publication AID within ninety day,
from the date hereof
HENRY W. DWIGHT, -
blow keyi,tar
, 1881-02-05

Poor Sp-agne thinks the reYeiat:ons he
will make in his divorce case ought 10
create vacancy in the United States
Senate. The ex-governor evidently has
a higher estimate Of the yirtu0uS instincts
of the average United States Senator
than is entertained by the public at large
or than is IN reality warranted by the
fac,c
, 1881-02-05

1t is bad time for communists IN
France. All their candidates have been
defeated in the, ,mnnicipal elections, even
on the few chances left open to them on
the second ballot. Paris, as well as other
parts of France, hegins to realize that pc
troleum is an offensive sort of thing after
II
, 1881-02-05
A mercifnl dispensation Of the Wax D.

A merciful dispensation Of the Wax De
partment is about to clap .helpets on the
heads of our gallant soldiers, instead Of
the caps which they have long worn 1t
is understood that this outbUrst OF splen-
dor in attire is intended TO strike terror
into the hearts Of the misguided Savases
of the frontier, thus producing. Ill the
moral effect Of raising the arn 10 a size
pruportiOucd ~ the work At iskPected
ff1 n,
, 1881-02-05

A thousand persons, mostly women
are employed in printing and engraving
Government money and banl. notes Al
Washington. They are so strictly "ateh-
ed during work hours that they look up,
on themselves then as prisoners.
, 1881-02-05

When the bells rang cut the Cd year
and rang in the new in Scotland, the jail
doors swung upon their hinges, IN accord
snce with the act Of Parliament. and
every prisoner for debt walked cut into
the midnight air free man.
, 1881-02-05

The Woman Suffrage Association IN
Washington City, Wednesday, consider
cred series of resolutions setting forth
the claims Of the sex, and asserting that
the women Of this nation have not As
much 10 fear from Solid South as from
white man dynasty in which they have
no representation.
, 1881-02-05
Positively the last Cau.

AILPERSoNSo OWING DELINQUENT
y county taxes for the year lSS0, who WISH
to save costs will please call and settle tne
same al once. if not So paid | shall proceed TO
c5iI,ct the same By levy and sale OF property.
JAMES r. THOMPSON,
Sheriff of Waila Walla County
Janu=ry 81, lSSl. Io'-iw-o-H
, 1881-02-05

Judging from the at'0g';o"n paid 10
Senator Blaine by the Il, the BRAN and
gentleman, and not GaIhwh' Indaig'S |.
nrrsident The latter viii u are s., lIalnel !.
OF pyivate secretary.
, 1881-02-05

THE JUICE SURPRISED. surprise party
was gwen a, Judge Gnichard's residence
Wednesday evening at which al OF the guests
heartily enjoyed themselves
, 1881-02-05
Apportionraent of School Money.

The following is list OF the School Dis
tricts in Walla Waila Comfy, Washington
Territory, with name OF District Clerks and
amount Of money apportioned to each, this
3Ist day Of January, 1881.
, 1881-02-05

CEossrSs. The lumber to make crosst
Ing on Main street near ColvilIe, is already
ON the ground and " Ill be utilized as soon as
the weather permits. va
, 1881-02-05

Maze THEM WoRK.-w'hy shouldn't the
county utilize TIE prisoners in the jail by
making them clean the STOW off the Court
House square:
, 1881-02-05

Total amount apportIoned- si5s sV w
This with the opportionment made in Nov
ember lSS0, amounts TO so, 30 81
C. ". WHEELER,
County Superintendent.
, 1881-02-05
Why

Why do women always step off horse
cars facing the wrong way!
Why do women always-particularIy
those who hate each ether nlost-kiss
when they meet
Why do Germans with the most unpro-
nounceable names drink less beer than
plain Yankee John Smiths!
Why are the wooden forks one finds in
restaurant horse-radish pots invariably
bereft of one tine J
Why are blood-curdling stories of vice
and crime most eagerly read by people
whose sensibilities are SO delicate that
they couldn't see fly hurt
. Why do people who know the least
about newspapers always shed the most
advice for the editors benefit.
, 1881-02-05

CxIoS BAuh-We acknowledge the re-
CENT Of an invitation to attend bail at
Srahrs Opera House en- February 4th-
, 1881-02-05
PACIFIC COAST.


SAX FEaNcISCo, Feb. 3.-The Spring
meeting Of the California Press Assac:a-
ton promises To be one II the most sue
cessful ever held.
, 1881-02-05

al MEMORANDUM hooks blank books and
WEDDING NOTE PAPER, extra sss
w For sais q tbe SrA :knGAH o@ce
, 1881-02-05

SNo Goop.-Joseph Snow. Of Indiana,
told his wife TO shut her head That was
tweniy-one years ago, and she has not
spoken since, though they have been liy-
ing together as man and wife Joseph is
fat and contented.
, 1881-02-05
cransemcn 10 ihe Rescue

The Emergency committee of the Grand
Orange Lodge of Ireland has forwarded
number of men by train tonight from
Dublin to Ballina, County Mayo. to re-
liere Miss Gardiner, who is being Boy
cotted. The authorities viii provide an
escort Of military at Bailina to protect
the men t. their destination
, 1881-02-05


Los ANGELES, Feb. 3.-A memorial To
Congress, requesting an appropriation Of
S200, 600 to complete Wilmington Harhnr
has been prepared by the Citizens Com
mittee, and will be sent tu-morrow 10
Washington.
F. II. Steele has had his wife. 4. T.
Steele, pat in iail on a charge Of bisany
IL marrying h ii while she hid husband
James HiGglns still living.
\ colo:ed - nan name Stewar. va
stabbed in the zee to-nigh. an |. dia,
woman named hasta TIL voun[s ar,
very dangerous
y Iirr Rcncs-.
LaPwAI, Eel IA dens fog is -.
Ing over this ?, &c. Appar, ally cl AZ.
up Calm, warm and rain ended l ?. i.
yesterday. Greek high and still raj ng.
DAYroN--Clear and warm. Barometer
low and steady. Wind al the rate CT SIX
miles per hour. Touche; still very high.
MIToS SrarIoS.-Dry creek very high
and IS impossible 10 teams. Would make
a good port OF entry.
, 1881-02-05

aE wors, a ont ki ing Pittsburg girl
:, hat you ca : tbe marks of coal dust
abrlt your Lose -nd her features until YOU
re- b the =ara pump.-BoJ Bu,istfe.-
Wei. she h L and the caaled remarks
c! tie bystauders.
, 1881-02-05

4 prominent candidate, living not far
from Galveston avenue, came home the
other night in rather demoraliz-d con-
ditiOn-
His wife remarked among other things:
just see how you soiled your clean
shirt bosom drinking beer Oh, You are
beast -
'-Mishtaken, Inv dearesht darlingsh;
that's beer [ d:dn't drink Do yer un-
deruader- understand whazzer shay T.
THE STATESMAN reprimands Lieutenant
BirAheinier who had charge Of the mil.
tary telegraph construction party last
summer, for cruelty to his men. The re-
primand is no doub. deserved one. at
east such seems 10 be the verdict up this
way. No officer in the L. S. army has
ever secured the amcunt Of III feeling
hat the people Of Whitman and Spokane
70 aties feel for Leut Birkheimer.-
- ,rSs f,r-sffn
, 1881-02-05
TELEGRAPHIC!

.sarr,L I-fsPATCnEs 10 TEE sTsrEsNtS PR
v-F~-E.,y JNlox TE.aGRSPH LINE
, 1881-02-05

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, 1881-02-05
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

JAMES NcAULFF, Mayor.
, 1881-02-05

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-15
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Furniture Il Caskef
70 q q M 6.
on THE SQUARE
MccllAnicstOWM Md.

The Undersigned a manufacturer
and dealer in furniture, and general
undertaken, calls attention to his en-
tlrelv new and complete stock, con
sisting in part as follows:
Chamber Suits. Mattresses, Spring
Bottoms and all kinds of goods, that
are usually kept in furniture ware.
rooms. Repairing of all kinds prompt
ly done.