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, 1881-01-01
A Remarkable Discovery.

During the past fishing season " whaler
living ut the mouth az one ri the rivers
which empty inIr the &C an on tae cast
Of Alaska Was v.site,i By = number Of III
tives. who ctme Oh board to trade for sea
5iscnit, OF which jAey are very fond.
They informed the Captain that large
numbers of salrnnn could bc caught Ia the
river, and the Csp'ain and i boat 5 cTc's
ascompaine by the natives, went mp the
river fifteen miles u fish. While the re
uIaiuder of the party vcru fishing, the
Captain and the chief uf the natives went
ashore at the has; # hill, up which they
climbed. Ti.e summit Of the hin was found
10 be All extinct crater Nolicing that
the rocks had the appearance nf iron after
it had been melted, the Captain attempt
ed to knock off a piece with the head of a
boat-axe, hrt was unable to do So as 1t
seemed to beud. bu; would not break.
He then srrLck i; with the blade Of the
axe and chopp d "ff piece, the surface
through which the axe eleaved being soft
as lead, although j. did not shine. Speei
meus If 4 similar character were picked
up by Others # the crew and brought Ia
this city Tie piece which the Captain
chopped of the top "f II E hill with the
axe has assayed ST, ,DoO rer ton in silver,
and the loose rocks picked up went as
high as $50, silver, Per ton 4 company
OF 0aklanders Ia whom III. rock was sub
mIttcd, have chartered the yhaler and
the crew 10 make trip in the Spring tu
the scene Of this remarkable dicnrrry,
and workin. party will be left at I'll. 10
eat;on to dig a cargo.
, 1881-01-01
Ods and Ends.

Much as the rnkey surpasses man in
agility, he cam up bills SO easily.
Wound no Ill feelings unnecessarily
There are thur enough III the path Of
hnman HE.
IL Is A rnriCs provision of nature by
which The tre. ARE made to z, oare dur
my the cold wather.
Some peo;I are such lnvrtrratc bor-
r.,gers that .,ey w:li borrow trouble
rather thannt have any "a hand.
The riue .ars three kinds If grapes;
III frs f asur", the ssc''nd Il drunk =
er.. ess. ard ic ,hl.ci Of rei'entan':'-
The mo-, Ike srule men, Is the
, hr,"ht, 81 y hl 1t Is full; but like them
..ain, ii surb,-sins TO lose Its lus,re-
4 Jolly lshman heims asked oy
F,,nchrnlr. - h,. could dancr So hight
la Frogau r. piled, They have C"rk
cs."
H,t..n al't take t. r,!cgr7phs very
! .nuclr. L.. o drspa-ci.es have 10 h.
taken IN msfnld, and thu srx don't care
i.r ulan II -.
Consclins P"or aurhpr-"Heavens,
, xha. a pa. thrrr is Ia 'ny h al Ii
| sif.-Cump,nlns nf iha', You oush,
lie thaI.hf there IS anything III IL
Nations IA ate Of wAr are like lnii-
ridu,!, ia stale of ,n,oIication; they
Frequently ontract debss when DRUNK
which theyare Obliged to pay when
sober.
al didn 'snow,' said an old lady, as
she laid swn her newspaper, that
thieves We so scarce that they had tn
advertise { sin, and ofer a reward for
| their diScUry.
4 c,rresndent OF the Pail Mall ca
,.tts r.mas; Ireland is ike hysteri-
cal womaraad is not to lie quoted by
soothin. cesses, but rather requires first
,ha, the cd water be dashed in her face.
Do vo- whole duty in an exisency,
and then eep you. self clear Of all nervous
| anxiety s,ut the consequence Per,
form youpart in any work that falls to
| vou, and anguil!y leave the rest 10 Pro
r;laura
, 1881-01-01
N. p. R R Notes.
from the Cheney TriIune- !


Buildg is going on earnestly at
Cheney md % more houses are going up
a. fast lumber can he procured
Chers has a population cf 225 inhabi,
,ants. oretty good for town only SIX
weeks d, but thus our country giides.
The ais are now laid TO the Bluff
We'll, .ir.y miles from Ainsg orth. and
IS uoyproceedins Al the rate of 4 mile q
dav. Work will be pushed with all
possibl visor all winter except
when te weather may prevent. Rails
will no arrive a. fast as viii he required
20 conuuc track laying at present speed.
A IN named Mckay while going from
pittsvI., to Crow Creek, fur load Of
wood bame blinded and beYildered III
a snow orrn aid stayed on: al night
His Inns from the knees down were
frozen ai from his elbows to his hands
ampu,son will probably be necessary.
T. is witty Of thought ,ha: the intoler-
,nce andliberality whlch exist at all times
IN a community may b. directed almost at
Will agis. any obi=et. 4 few years ago
Pnnce Enark made an assault upon Catho-
I;cisn,. al intolerance wasted its deuuncIa-
ton upl the ancien. hierarchy The
fashions re changed. The great assault
failed. ow he Jews arc the object OF
J.risiou III deuuncia,ion. No one knows
npder vat disabilities any one w5o IL
JEW, annres III Prassia, nay not he placed
The fs.hn will, OF course. again change IN
tim, IslII lie materisiI.ts. or LutheTans
or ROYALS, or all perhaps IN their turn
.o.ne da Liberty and federation IS tie
.afes, pocy ior Government in the long
-, II head G: the State should not
nrosecut.ny class or section OF subjects Or
r;,;z.ns E>ause Of birth, opinion or religious
profesrio. All who obey the Law should b.
r,o,.,.-e, while those vho violate II should
/
, 1881-01-01
A De5t-R;dden Town

The local politicians have P:a7ed SAD
havoc with the finsnces Of Lon. Island
CITY n. Y. The town sas incorporated
in 1870, during which time If has managed
Ia rncur bonded debt os 81 ,030,oOo and
a A attn. debt cf 500. .0oo, without hav
ing single public hu;ldins To shoWfor the
money expended It's strretsare unpayed
and it has no system Of sewerage. lhe
yearly expenses of the city gorernm' nj
are Sl73 O00-SlO, 900 more than It costs
for the government oi the county Queens,
with its debt of hall a million and ropu
lation IF over $1,000 The tax deheienc.
of the citv has increased from $, ooo tf
500, 600 IN FIVE years. What ward par
tv manipnla;pr does not know about the
financial wreck Of a municipality IL moi
worth knowing. II tie substantial eitl'
zens of town will sutf T such men T.
govern. from neglect TO exercise the ris h
OF suffrages at the primaries, IT will bt
useless to complain of robbery and high
Taxation.
, 1881-01-01
Improvement.

We received copy "f the Wa!la Walla
DAILY STATESMAN this vrek greatly en-
Isrsei over its n.nal s:z, and rivaling in
appearance the dailIes "f Portland even
The STATESMAN is live paper, with live
man at the head Of. it, and being located
in the live me;ropolist Of the country east
OF the Cascades, We see no reason why 1t
should not live long and prosper In
spite Of bitter opposition from s"me quar-
ters Brother Parker seems u have 4 wav
Of getting along and his PAPER is much the
best of any m that city We are glad To
witness the SrATEsMAS success and CON
gra;u!ate 1t thereon IN all good VIII, for
while It is primarily, As amatter Of course
devoted 10 the interests of Washington
Territory, vet it not unfrequently makes
hIo.a'lc mention of Cmatiila County
and Eastern Oregon ar large, which tends
10 the advancement az our country like
wise. Long may she wave, East Ore
CONAN
, 1881-01-01
Ch;Nren's Qua Mt Sayings.

The clever PIPER, T,-t.h. advertised
last S-vk ! give prize oi e -. tor the
qua.a'esI saying ii child, Several
hundred s,utrIrut'"us were sen: IN, ana
selecteia few Of the most pointed
As We were talking on day about
churches .ni their curious curcsnouies, a
lr,IIv boy remarked that he hal seen a
chri-teniEg, a fun RAJ, and a wc.l:,ins but
| he hal lsver sc n divorce.
J4ck aged fou-. Ia N ua'k}-Whs,
hecnmeof pc pie when ;hev die! Nam
ms-Tiey 'arn INTO dust. dear. Jack
-Whai a III o' people the;e must be 10
Tins rad, then
T TtfI,-I wonder why dO!ls are always
4lrs, Tom! T,un Becaus' tnys a1'e to
e mas babes OF
&C, ii ,.c Il. hi! On e'--=aPh
pasr: On, mana, hook, \ message
has fai.n down
\ piecious bny OF SIX years, listening
wcarily t"a long wiudcd tale related by
prusy relative, trok Advantages If short
pause to say. siyly: II wish tina: story
haA been brought out in nun.hers-
ks-Al-c SSls t.a- tt'AiiHs
afra 4 h. v:lldIe We'll, If he does die,
h, ven; y L. the had pace" Why,
Charley, NV ca YOU IN W hat! "oh,
snow hcsr'', 'nsut he's -; n teeth
. goaeh
L l. III, it2r-.n, IS = rc'isu II -
! m, 'arae.. = Hu.ri, IA, ei i
emu 4 .rs:.
CIR GaMIrs We ie~Son, Pm s. II
I'd; ! sh II! tx ;,.o u..rP. Bny-ll
te, IL wh l.. he; - ap ear,
,a-u,.Fs,.A u. a. G q lie = Aes Z.
IRE A. :. L
,ia,na- nd David ~as abb, tu XII that
y:eai bg mn G,hath because Grd help
cd him.
H.rrie (aed -i,)-W Il, don cal! that
IAN mama l.a- WON one
A little gll had ! p-nny gwen her 10
,.u' n IN c1!'e.t.ol hN n chu rh.
| Wan she c pl' IN tn c..in Nh. e1
ca,me! Ina S IA, ua, ih- money
goes, pap gos The weasel
Small h"ywucIes his sister iron
| u oce f aOrkSih bri's nest If eggs done
IN cresels & r--l say. sister, If von
keep the ir,rsn l.n- ou those eggs y"u il
hatch EN-.
\ hrtle gir.srrins two love birds bill
M and cain, vas told that they were
making love why d nj they marry
ahe asked hen they would not make
| love any nor,
4 fond mpter SAID TO here little son
| "Tonmy, mIear, am going to give
vou little companion soon which
would you pr,=r p, little boy ~ a little
srl Z" wei mo'her, replied Tommy
=. Ii it is all tn same 10 you, | would |
rather have a tile donkey.
\ little q rl.sscd five, going to bed |
on. might, antne,.l,ng down t" say h.
PRAYER, said 90, mama, may on.y |
say Amen to-uht 1 am 81 tired Lon
doa Gossip OF aericGH Reyister.
, 1881-01-01

MIS-. PAckARp her arrived III h -
sc CITY several days a.. quet, nnpre
renr,"us ltrle iaciy, aho has accomplished
and is sill accomplishing NOR for the
benefit of her sex than all the strong
minded, blne- nnbrelard so-called wo-
mans righ'sers now living or that ever
lived. She came unheralded, and her ar
rival was mannounced She is not a
shrieker, does hot lie or ebfearor to
enforce her ideas hut in few well
chosen, lady like words insratia'es her
self into the heart and reveals her noble
mission. Her manner alone would carry
cunviction, bnt Coupling that with the
cause She advocates, the wonder at her sue
cess ceases. She has succeeded IN hay
in.. passed in fifteen States and Territories
an act 10 establish and protect the rights
nf married Women. Ii does not give NJ
men the rirltt To- yo;.. but does G're her
ruual rights IL al lse w!:h her husband,
For any unlu-t usu pat =! ii her rf";e
" ar h..r natural rl:h-s, So has f"'- sam
right to appeal III her D'vn h-.'''- .'i'';i'. :"
The courts as her hush""I has The
mother shall he i, fall, ,n:it!r-! :" ia "'.n
troll Of H.. c!lildc-n all Il i~.I-iiilt> a
the father, and III cIs'- If 'h- iaTa"r :
d-,-h shall come m. Is fgl. mr. lri III
children AZ th.. frtner H. n - = =.
mothers d-ath. Att ." e :. sac
Of misc ,n,luct Oregon Nas thr as
Statr that passed the acr. \ s'rsr'iar b.h
will be lntr .iucd lu-ias ,''e c''nin4
session OF the IDAHO Lee >l,'u.r.- ld''s'
U.mn-yty
, 1881-01-01
Northern Pacific Railroad.

A survey for branch iIns l2o miles ID
length Of the Northern Pacific Raiiroai, /,
from jamestown 10 the Mouse River, mas
been completed; this new rnute Will opea
TO settlers and cultivation many thousands
Of acres Of the choice lands IN Northern
Dakota. IL viii also create an outlet Tor
the Immense deposits Of cal IN tha'
country. The Hon Secretary 'i 'ie
Interior alludcs III his last r=p-rt 10 lh=
character Of the lands granted this c'"h-
pany IS being much above the av-ra5e O.
those granted To- III nth.r Pc h INES
such being the ctse ;nere $ II P-ac,l;a..ii :
valid reason Why the Northern faeii'i
should n,. Secpns. IS ,.reat and wealth!
4 CORPORATION - tie other trtns-c''h ;
uruta! routes, when i, has uninterrupted
through communication he;"ccn Diiu' '"
and New Tacoma, ,pr be Scen these
,aiuts there IS much IN re ierit!r an q
productive region than that em3rsce'
ne.veeu O.nlha snI Sla Francisco or I'll
r,ut, traversed hy the Southern Pac'tIc'
'rne action and known po,icy OF 'h7
Director. and st ,ckh ili,rs OF III. \. +
proves iucnate,;aaIy the conf lcnce 'hey
have in the value II their land grant ard
the result Of their enterprise; 1t Is matter
for :: ore reore: tha: the world al iarg,
have not re, begun T. rsllise or to a?pre-
ciate the boundless possibilities opening
b fore our adolesccu: commonwealth
which only the future eau rereval when
the country shall he developed To thf
fullest extent uf lis productive capacity
When the gr.at end Is attained the North
.rn Pacific will become the wealthies'
railroad eorparati"n "n the An ericai
contiueat, and its own necessities VIII dc
mand and hasten the construction ot
direct rOlltt across tHe SisS''ueo ~
Sound. In times past, though h"stiie
LEGISLATION. national financial distress
and other causes the y. =. has been un
able to accomplish this purpose and there
is no really imperative necessity IN the
immediate present, but IS the devei'p
meut of the country pr"grcsscs, the Com
pauy viii hr rmpelled To provide a more
direct routc 90 tide water than any thai
exists at present, That 4 direct route
across the cascade range {" Puget S"uad
will lie eventually constructed by the
Northern Pacific Rlliroad Co is as ce' tam
IS the motions Of the planetary bodies 81
our solar system. 1t IS inevitable; 1t Is
only a question # tim, and all we have
to do is to hasten he day by starting in
with renewed euergy to develope "ul
boundless res, urccs ard t. spread abroad
a constant meeasins advertisement Of The
enormous extent aud cJpah;lity OF oul
sol for agriculture and other purposes.
In this work the STATESMAN will be fore
most
, 1881-01-01
The Debt Of the United States.

Less cash IN treasury and exclusive OF
accruina interest, attained its maximum
of s., ,75G, al ,5.l in August, 1866, and has
since that time been reduced TO 81 ,oo6,
OI9, ,5O4 OF the principal Of the debt
sIOS. .75S, 100 has been paid since March
l 1877. effacting an annual saving ot IN
terest OF s., ,l07 SOB The burden "i III
Ter. st has also been diminished by thr
sal OF bonds bearing a low ra'e of inter
est and the application Of the proceeds u
the redemption of bonds bearing higher
r,,a An anrual saving has thus been sc
cur.J since March !, 1877, "f SD, 80
453 Within short period, over SIX hun
drsd millions in FIVE and six per cent
bonds viii become redeeniabie.
, 1881-01-01

PoRrL.SD, Dec 27.-Ileayy rams pre-
vail III this city. Five y,sSels are really
TO load wheat there arc fourteen due
The last sales of wheat III this city was
Friday. The markets vii be INACTIVE IN
I'll after New Year day.
Yesterday afternoon while the prisoners
in tire county Iai! were singing r'iisious
sings, four inmates Rtwins, J"h''s"n'
Lvuch and Davis, procured a small ifoi'
lar. with ahich they lna,le i hole Through
the wall anu escaped Two hundred and
tif,v dollars ar offered for the arrest of
RawIins, indi>;ed for tn murder OF 81 ell
" tie rar."
Phillip Ritz, who has been icosirs alter
I railroad contract. arrived frUm the Sound
yes'sria: and i.ft this morning for "aiia
Naill
, 1881-01-01
THE elnp!orment II harhel wire {

The employment n barbed wire f,r
fencing has made change necessary in
the laws relating 10 what shall constitute
a lawful fence. The last Iowa legislature
passed Law providing thai a lawful wire
fence shall he "ne wh"~e posts are not "a
he m"r than twa rod. apart, with two
says hctw ~, or one r.,d airhnnt STAYS :
top wirr not IN i've murr than fifty.fnur
inches nor less than f"rry-eight inches
from the ground wires to be securely
fastened 70 the p 81, - be three e-tarbed,
OF fur wires twp nj which shall be harE.-
ed, With not less than thirty-six !rarl,s
with f,Ir points each 20 the rod.
, 1881-01-01
OR f,nr rre,. ,imhe, ,,a,e, ars Main.

Our four grea: timber states are Maine.
Michigan, Wisconsin aad Minnesota,
aud the demand inE white pine Is So great
that il IS feared the snpply will Not last
m"re than SIX years az the presen; rate II
consumption. In Csnaia it is said that
there IS u'.' enough 81 spruce, pine. h-m-
iock, ash, oak, elm AMI other commercial
woods t" supply this Country for three
T@STs. The value = 'i,e anuEsi cutting
s'"JE A'arrr,N forests = r,a7:} Fl. az.
tJl,0V0 aud Uyeg iuu.JH,uD cDrds al
rood consumed ior ilc'.
, 1881-01-01
CirculA-.
Appeals From Decisions o; Loc,l oIeers
DEPARTMENT or TIE l>rEaI1R.
Gea..a. land 0tfce.
II 4

DEPARTMENT or TIIE lNrcaI1R.l
Geas.ai land 0fce.
WAsHiyGToS, d. c., Nov. q. 1880.
To Registers a,Ei Recc;rsrs. u. s. Laarl
Offices GENTLEMEN In recent case
tCla1k VS.. Carter, C,lf.x, Washington
Territory the honorab secretary Of the
interior decided thst an appeal IS neces-
sary in order TO bring a contested case II
volvins I timber culture entry, decided
by tn district oficers, before this ,tfice
inr review II Their tirding in matters ui
fac, Al rha- N fa'lure pr,p,riy - A..
- :. e- ANA TIA Zee 4 ( III loca'
"fiie- = uec ~. tirsl, eycep; Whsre fraud
~ gross irrc.ulari:, is suggested nn the
face nf the PapArS, "r where The decision
Is contrary I, existing law, or resu a'iohs.
The SANE ru'r is applicable, ais, IN pre-
emptinn and h"s'es'eai cases.
You are. therefore, directed to examine
your docke,s, and, IN each case still pend
ins before his "fice, report w';ehrr ~
not you Ectiiied the parties "i Year decl-
sion therein, and that It w"u become
fnsi. rs indi.at, 4 above, unless agpea d
from wi.hia ;his'y &ays ir.n aJ-;c-.
In ali cases wh.re yoa failed TO sive
notice, you will proceed N once to dp So,
and, n the expiration of th- proper tim.
report whct',,r OF unt an arP-li Sa'
taken.
In all future contest cisss under the
pre-emption, homestead, and mher cul-
iure laws, render your decision as sn"n As
possible, after the hearing and retain the
papers for the proper period 10 admit OF
an appeal. A, the end Of that 'nnr th Y
should he transmitted TO this nffio sita a
statement from you as Ia whether the par
ties werc properly notified ana whether
appeal was AIKEN or not.
Where the sddceSS Of the Defendant is
unknown, note, may be sent to ths post
,.iiee nearest 10 the land IN contest.
1t is important that your decisions
shon!d contain distinct findings "f the
facts and Of the laws applicable IN each
case. 81 that on al examination al the
same, this office NAV be able to judge
whether correct conclusions "f iiw have
been drawn from the i:ndiuas of fact.
Very respectfully.
J. 4 WILLIAMSON, Commissioner.
, 1881-01-01
Tax C,.io,. very kindly mentions the

TIE Cpio,t very kindly mentions tho
Associated Press reporter as a wide
awake fellow" Right you are my boy,
he is awake, wide awake, and when you
catch him sleeping pull his teeth You
Will be forgiven. If you can do it, try
i, On. And We advise you not 10 infer
that there amt any fight in a dog be-
cause he don't bark al! the time
, 1881-01-01

TEurEK.Scz people Will be Interested
20 know that during Lieutenant sehwa'-
! kss srea, sIedse expedition Of more than
,Lrls tharSlnd miles through the Arctic
| regions, not a drop Of sp'ritioas haHoI
| - u, ,Ia rrS.. oil
, 1881-01-01

ACCORDING to recent statistic, taking
1000 well-to-do persons and 1000 poor
p.rsons. after five years there remained
alive Of the prosperous s43, Of the poor
only G25. After fifty years there re-
manned of the prosperous oo7, OF the po"s
2s3; 2, seventy years OF age there TO
manned 22J5 Of the prosperous, AID of tfe
r.l...r e
, 1881-01-01

SOME Of our up country exchanges are
wondering Khathas become Of the srArH'-
NAN and give rs little dig for not haT'
In, received it. We cannot blame them
aud wonder how they ever managed 10
get along without it. Until they hear
from US will they please attribute II our
recent great rush Of business.
, 1881-01-01
Tuy Rr;tixh Government

The British Government is still ship
ping troops to Ireland, and to all intsais
and purposes is enforcing reprsssive and
co.rriye measures While The London
uress is talking about the necessity OF ei'
trene measures, the Government Is fak-
ing them, but not under the official san
ctiaa Of the Ministry.
, 1881-01-01

We upleased to see Bro- Brooks get
ting ou,uch god paper Up in Lewis
ton .6rst xe thought that the coun-
,ry won not sdppor: wapapers, bu' our
old frier, evidently appreciate and coa-
s,oaeut patrouize talent. The Nez
P.rc. T,es has an AR Of sell deserved
pro.usrf
, 1881-01-01

Why not create the Srsds OF Grand
Worthy Past President And stop tas
bub-bub Of what shall NC do with en-
LIE, the country take . lesson Of the sosl-
cites i'll disposing Of It's eI-Pre'lden' e'e
phant-
, 1881-01-01

urcH unconscious humor is TO De found
in the menaee lately sent 10 Lord Morris
FITZGERALD by his tenants, TO the eneGI
thai though he ~ouid certainly ne shortly
.h., nothing wonid be done t" trighten
or annoy LADY Adela, his wife
, 1881-01-01

SfoKANE FALLS, Dee 27--A severe
storm Is prevailing here; eighteen inches
of SHOW has fallen high southeast wind,
aud growing very cnld-
CoLr,x. "a. M-The storm reported
AZ Sppksn;, Falls has not reached here yet.
, 1881-01-01

SAN FRiycI-co, Dc 2o.-M'ody and
Sank.y held crowded meeting at the
{ CIugrrra.lnili Church, at which Gen- "
o. iin~ard Gas present. He was lntf"-
du,rd L, ti,,- audience and delivered All
animated a,l,rrss shich WAS well reccired /.
, 1881-01-01

Nr-gu H,LsTf.p recommends that al!
Ohio men should travel with s~aii"~
t,iIel I, ,at. in their grip sacks, as there Is
no telling when they may be seized "i ana
carried Of 10 state dinner.
, 1881-01-01

Iris supposed now that Cart ID. eabl:
net viii either be cDnposed entirely OF
Ono men. or Else tia, there Will n"' be a
single Ohio man in u l; would b. very
sad either NAY
, 1881-01-01

BEgLrx, Dec. 25-Many Jews residing
in Berlin AVOID appearing IN Pu5hc local
ties. Many jewish families are preparing
10 migrate 10 Bclgiu"', France and Eng
laul
, 1881-01-01

Icis gratifying 20 learn that the solitary
r ,-ui.'icar EIec.or in California Is IN
Ohio n,sr. oi.i"is deserving State. and
tLe shan ~ III amer III which her peo-
pie haze h.ca uz-Ivct =, il Axe dis's'-
,.ur.. Z a., piEc,s :a;ely cannot be 200
s-,ere:Y t-,,nH, InHcd.
, 1881-01-01

TIE electric Light is nov used II light,
;ng .t.t;ons al the London underground
r.il..y.. .ni It il claimed that II slows
.,riny of % per crnt nvec .as
, 1881-01-01

ST PETERSBURG, Dec. 20-The Rus.
sans have recap .ured with l"sl ri q
killed 1000 camels that were recently cap
rur,,l bv the Turcanans-
, 1881-01-01

AnKE4rgn.-Txo weeks ago there arrived
in this city Sheriff Samuel Dickey. OF "Jo-
nins, in quest Of scotchman' one WIN.
Mac C. Jones, who WAS charged with perjury
although it is understood there ar: even
more serious crimes to the back OF this.
sheriff Dickey with the aid Of Marshal Jua,
tice soon 60. on the track of tho criminal ssd
Alter procuring 9 requisitlou from the gov
erpor these two officers made the Arrest.
Shuiff Diskey arrested Jones in Utah. but
h. got away on a technieality only to aE.in
be overhauled in this city. They started Tor
Inrln MnndaY
, 1881-01-01

ExLAEGEMEaT.-Our neishbor, Frank j.
Parker. Of Walla Walla. has enlarged the
Daily SrArEsNAS to the size OF the San Fran
cisco Chronicle. This is a pretty iargs Jump
from the small daily that he started about .
year ago, and we hope that he will make .
success. The fact Of the enlargement shows
prosperity, and we believe Mr. Parker pos
se..es the necessary energy and ability 70
publish : large daily paper. and 1t the he'd
Will warrant a sufficient force to pnbiish tue
usual amount Of rcading matter, and pay for
the necessary telegraph news the clty paPei'
of similar size publish then the Walla Wal.
|, SI.rrss,y will be, in its enlarged, state,
a prapd.success, for which the Nalla Wals
people will have reason to be proud, and
should give it their upitsd support idHh'
>yryssr1rD
, 1881-01-01

D.a,s,y. republican journals ara de-
scribing John Kelly a, I" democrat 10y
,.CeUie only"