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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28

Nasal Ca,nrrh nna Bronchitis,

For a Permanent and P,,itiN" send for Chhis's
Trrati-r Di-,~' 81 tr Head aipira
Thu De- obi aimed oi him Troy, D.
Home Gr atmrnt No charge or consultation bb m.L
Tie faffu Effects 81 aaiih surely b- -''pp- sixty
thousand have ippiri iof r.'f. Physicians
lot details t"l.~. hn tipu.lls
a,!drt ltry. l. +. CilGll'~. Troy. ohio
Piles permanently crndcated within three weeks so
knife, hgaue ca-iic. All Zee tai di,cIs's cu:ci rrru
lars sent containing references. Ui HOVE West 2Jhs
Post Once Notice.
The Foreign Mails FOR the week ending SATURDAY. Nay
.. ISL, VIII Close TIN. Office TUESDAY, ~ II N,
Tor Europe, by steamship N"vasa. via Queenstown on
WEDNESDAY, al - M. TOT Europe, by steamship
Parthi, VIA queenstown I0ndeu'r Tor rance must 20
specially addressed aud at y. Tor Frame 'lirr Nv
steamship eI"rr ilayre, TIT lt~DA u al ai0r
Germany. France b steamship Mirahl wa Plymouth,
ChcIboug and Hamburg correspondence Tor Great butan
aud Continent be- tally addressed and at - N.
fOr Europe by steamship alc VIA Queenstown on SA H.
DAY, for Belgium direct By steamship Npirrlani.
via Antwerp u II or Germany, SC, by steamship
Oder via southampton and Bremen correspondence FOR
Great Britain Continent must NJ specially aldussed,
and at ~ m Europe by steamship t1y III Berlin. VIA
Queenstown for scotland direct, by steamship
via glasgow The mails for Porto co clos
TUESDAY At 1 p. The mail, for BraLl and Arg'niinr
VIA Richmond, close on Tt ISDAl AZ $50 D. ~ The mals
Tor Iayu close TIL ItSDAl at 10 The mails TOT
uha aud Mexico clos. tn RSDAl at $50 y IN i
malls jamaica Maacaibo Sayanila &c close on W
DAY atOa The mails for Neneln.a aud tnIA.o' 80
SATURDAY at The mails lot Vera ana. na Tor
orleans close SATU RDAl At $50 IN 10 msis ior
China and Japan close May 20 At 75O y III INC MANS W.
Australia, &C. close May - at fi5p ~ q PEARSON
r-.oa.. >,.,.vo.L u,v ~ lssl. Postmaster
, 1881-02-26
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The PAIL " tie fits. part in tSis tr.ns.e'
sion is Gov. Biss.r.tak. 1 dispenser 0f ba''d
refreshments. Tn. party ef- TIE .ee0se r.,' r
is 4, certain tc,-chest, moon-eyed celestial
Who we. viii call for short "Yip Sock No"
It appear. th.s his excslIeney, the Governor
was not in the most amid k!s mood Zip
Sock. likewise was of contrary dispoeih'ni
and when ordered by our dispenser OF liquid
auids to blow ont the lights and sweep ou''
replied ..you boasee. You no hkss lower
lights be burning: You 90 hellee. where
upon our mighty Governor, Of all good bot
tlsd sh,sss. became very wrathy. and pick,
ING up Yip soof y huri bin on an ssr'ai
,rip through the window. fip did hos he:''
tate, but proceeded on his journey a' 'he
b.refoo.ed pilgrim Of old. on his way 70 the
Holy Land. On his brow was depicted
meekncss and fortitude-he went-carry'ne
sssh <i.h him. and had no sooner landed on
the cold and cherries sidewalk, when the
Idaho Chieftaln sent the Lamps alter sook
.ims was an object with the Governor which
induced hum u. adopt an expeditions mode Of
lamps ~ anu unlor'
did not stop until they came m W.
tact with Zip Sock. the upshot of this was
that the lamp declared for piece. Yip, sock
more eonSenisl CLINE. The Governor on
notes, found that his coat sleeve
was cut bias, and good substantial shed
was placed over bis eye-"only this and
nothing more.
, 1881-02-26

Il is with pleasure we allude 70 the manu-
fsctures of the well known chemists, Joseph
Burnett & CO., of Boston. They have won
by their merits and attractiveness place be-
youd that occupied by any other similar manu-.
factured goods in this country. Their Cocos
inc for the hair, and a superior Cologne water,
have become famous for their excellence In
addition to these preparations are Burnetts
Standard FlayorinG Extracts for cooking pur.
poses, and we cannot show better evidence ol
their superiority than BY referring our rezdsn
To the fes.imonials of all the leading popular
botels,i in the country. These are publisbed IL
Burnett's Floral Hand Book, an attractive AND
valuable little pamphlet which is distributes
gratui.susly BY the trade. All respectable
dealers sc. Burnett's select goods, and all lov
ers of choice things viii DO well To buy then
IN preference TO the cheap and impure art'cie
now IN the market.
, 1881-02-26
Fr6A Jules GERMAN.

We have received the following letter frciI
J. Jules German, Esq. of Virginia City,
Nevada, and who is largely interested ii
this country also:
II have not received your daily paper for
two weeks: Is it done intentionally or not, and
why, Mail it regular and when You want
coin send your bill did not subscribe for II
for fun or waste paper, and they hang people
here for less offerses With best regard. to
Col. Parker, anu say hope to shake his paw
before long"
MIR. Gcrmain, your paper has been sent
regular to yen. and it may be some satisfac.
ton TO You tn know that there are many in
the same tronb.e as yourself. ED. STATES
MAN.
, 1881-02-26

A FKAUb-So far as walla Walla is con
cerned tie Portland direc-ory with Walls
Walls attachment is q fraud Of the first
water. Some OF the business men OF cur city
who Jii net give the fraud an advertisement
are refused space even for their NAMES and
residences. The STATESMAN is one Of these.
We refused to pay out hard cash or give
space for puff, hence the petty spite; bu!
that is Portland style all over When our
merchants wish to advertise they will take
some other means than directory, which Is
not openel Or looked at over twice in twelve
month.
, 1881-02-26

GROWING ISrEREST-Ths STATESMAN is
in receipt OF numerous letters from every
section Of the union, making inquiry as to
value If land, and The chances of procuring
aliviihood in Washington territory in mer-
camille, agricultural and mechanical pursuits
These inquiries go to shcw that the interest
in Washington territory is growing and that
the influx Of people viii lie much larger this
wear than ever before
, 1881-02-26
FERRY BOATS
VULCAN.
The Foundry anA Machine Works Of Mar
shall, Jenes 4 Rsbesss.-.A kleufs
ishisG Institution

Although Walla Waila is not favored to
any great extent in the way of manufacturing
interests, it has an institution in Marshall,
Jones L Roberts machine and foundry works
that would be credit to any city. Messrs.
Marshall and Jones, two OF the present pro-
prietors, took Possession on the 26th OF June,
1879, under very discourasing circumstances.
The reputation of the establishment, rnler
former management was not what it should
be. The buildings were in a dilapidated con-
and dition, the motive power and all of the
tools were
, 1881-02-26

CoyrIRxED.-Capt Putnam has been con-
srmed by the senate as Postmaster OF thiscity.
Thi, i. , move in the righ, direction as Capt.
Putnam j, An energetic representative clti-
zen Of thi, community. and one that will be
abb. 70 well ill the duties that will devolre
upon him.
, 1881-02-26

POPULAR ENrERrAINNEST.-Th Blue Rib-
bon Club Of this city gave another public en-
tertainment last Saturday night at the Unit
ed Br.shren Church, consisting af reading,
recitation and singing, which were well exc
cuted and highly appreciated by the audi
ence The club Is rapidly Increasing IN
membership. at present numbering 74s. If
the popularity of these weekly exercises con-
twill be necessary for them to secure more
capacious building. Active Preparations are
being made for grand entertainment: % take
place next month. Our wealthy phi'anthro-
pists could in no way, more nobly endear
their lives and memory TO the people OF
Walla Walla then by furnishing ample and
suitable accommodations for the workers and
promoters of this laudahle and beneficiary
movement
, 1881-02-26

s'Gnc3e 1ake Hnlsv. fesls Msw sna VIZ 4
kloaFlshe<.

'Cnele Jzie Miller" who has been .
stnge hee owner and mail e-iutrsc:Sr in
Washington territory since 1854 and who j.
fsssred at the Oscidental. His MAJ years
of service and freqaess experiences on the
buck board have somewhat stifened up ''Cn.
Gle Jakes" joints, and be has bean laving in
vA'ioos California springs, each and everyone
of whlrh he was assured would cnrc every
disease but insanity. Uncle Jake is an en-.
thusisssic advocate of Washington Territory
and reports that immigration Of . splendid
character Is setting ID stronger than ever
before. Only portion of the immigrants
come Through by the way of San Francisco.
A great many, chiefly Scandinxyians. 20 to
Ogden, from thence to kelton, where . wagon
and outfit is purchased. and the trip
MADE Ia 10,
Across Idaho, where some OF them settle.
This Scandinavian immigration Is just what
we like. and IS Just what viii make ours .
rich country. They come, buy ranch, i'm
prove it stock il, work hard, are IN no hurry
70 get fish, become the best kind of Ameri-
can citizens, raise children and never ssitzte
anything but the SOIL The 'grszshopper'
immigration which came IN on as then Kan,
sas had too many grasshoppers and her
i.rn.s:.s pulled up stakes and went farther
west was not u.s,riy so good as this present
class. Farming lands al. cheap and plenty.
srssink lands the same, and butte. four oits
= pound. Cclfsx, .: the junction OF .~e
north and s,uth branch cf the Palouse river.
is the great distributing pcibt; and from
a..::re, spreading out quietly but surely. u.
are getting spieHdid farming community-
The best thing about our country, so far. is
that no land monopolists have been devel-
oped. IS f. C1roa;c5s
"Unoie Jake" is always ready to say a
soed word for our territory, but We do not
believe for c,ie n,plnent that "Uac.e jake"
would waste his breath to any extent with
pnt paving tribute to cur sir!s. ''oh
whar Z racket"
, 1881-02-26

New BooKs.-Our thanks are due 70 the
Hon. Thos. H. Brents, for several copies o;
very Interesting books published at Wash
ington, D. C. The authorship Of the works
were managed on the cooperative principle,
their po, trayal of life in the capital are true
to nature, and would surely bring tears to
the eyes of the most heartless. The Re
port Of the Postmaster General We consider
far above, in point of ability, To ex.Premier
Beacons6eld's "Endymion. But the e Re
port of the Secretary of the interior, lacks
that finer feeling so prevalent among ouI
Washington authors aud shows decided
leaning towards complicated plots and coun,
terplots, usually making the district officers
the heroes.
, 1881-02-26

THy FrEb.cK.-We welcome TO our ex.
change lis, the Seattle Fnbdol, new tn
weekly publication recently started ovtr on
th. wave washed shore, Of our It'd. water
front. It i. well gotten up, and is full Of
live, vide-a~sk. reading matter. Here's
our tir. Brother
, 1881-02-26

PEKsoNAL.-fricnds Dan Dwight and
Squire Depuy of Umatilla county made rs =
pleasan. call last evening. Messrs. Dwight
and Depay are representative citizens OF our
sister county and number great many Of
Walla Walla's citizens as their friends.
, 1881-02-26

HEARD FRoM.-Mayor McAulitf received
/. letter from Peter LlMar's brother the other
day. Mr. LAMAR is a well-to-do cotton bro
her in Georgia. and has written to our
,otby Mayor, inquirinS Of certain reports
!, reference 20 his brother were true.
, 1881-02-26

HALF FARE TIcKErS-Mr. Phillip Ritz
say. he viii enlcayor TO have the Northern
Pacific company issue half fare tickets to the
people Of this section so that they can attend
the International exposition in 1883. This
would only be Just As the people here have
been very lenl-nt towards the company and
have done everything in their power u help
th,m along
, 1881-02-26

AR,sosr-We can conidentially reco-
,r,,d Portland IS winter resOrt-Eh.-
Enough winter ha, resOrted in "Alia "ai'A
,i,cs I>,. November to supply most cities tor
..veral wears TO cOine.
, 1881-02-26

DiEp.-We are sorry to record the death
Of sam Clayton, well known citizen Of
Wslls Walla and Boise city. Fer some time
past his health has been failing and as last
resort he went to California in hopes that
, the halmy ay Of the Golden State would re-
store him. His wife was on her way to
Lurse him when the sad tidings reached her
She is fully sympathised with by her many
friends.
, 1881-02-26

LOOK OUr-Numbering the houses OF this
city will finally get some Lo,hario's into
trouble; until recently only houses Of ill'
fame have been numbered, and these having
been known only by the numbers, which
were painted very eonspicuously on the glass
over the doors. Now that tine city or,ii-
nance has taken effect and every house has
its own figures the night hawks are at a loss
and they have been known to apply for ad-
mission at several respectable houses. Two
parties last evening came very nearly getting
a dose OF buckshot by their mistake.
, 1881-02-26

A Boss SUBscRIBER.-Mr. n. ). Gholson
is enc Of our boss subscribers. He comes in
and pays his dues, always in advance, and
se.ds the STATESMAN to his brother in lows.
Such men are always welcome in newspaper
Office afterwards for they always appear to
bring sunshine along with them.
, 1881-02-26
Node0.
u. s. LAND OFYlcE

u. 3. LAND UFPlcK
La Grande, Or. Jan. %, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
IN Abram u. Stevens has this day mads
application 10 enter under the act Of Congress,
approved june Sd, 1873, entitled an act for To
sale Of timber and stone lands IN California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington TsuftoEy,
for the SCI NE4. NJ SCI and SIT SWA
Sec. /, I. 4, n. r. 81 East. eontsining -
acres. Finl proof herein viii be nsds asfss
sixty days publication and within ninety dsys
from the date hereof.
HEERY W. DWIGHT,
s1n- Ra~isfer
, 1881-02-26

STILL THEY CoGE-J. ". Jesse, Esq ,
Auditor of Columbia County writes to
Sheriff Thompson informing him that at the
last session OF the Board OF County Commis-
sioners, bills were presented and allowed to
both the present and ex-sheriff for services
as jsilor.
, 1881-02-26

DASGERGrs AssAULr.-0n the 18th inst,
while Tom Finnegan, riding boss cf the O..
r. & N. Co., near Grange city, was trying
TO make some Cinnamon go out to work who
bad been gambling the night previous, big
burly Ch;paman picked up IN axe and aimed
deadly blow at Mr.. Finnigan, who luckily
was quick and active enough to dodge, escap-
ing the full forcs Of the blow. As it WAS the
axe struck him in the small Of the back, cut.
ting his clothes and making painful wound
near his spinal column. 1t is gently whis'
pered around the railroad camp that invita-.
tions to a China funeral will soon be issued.
, 1881-02-26

SnsscE-"Why are We here" was the
opening remark Of Walla Walls clergyman
the other Sunday. And not one woman rose
up AMI honestly answered that she was there
to show her new clothes, nor did man get
upon his feet and say that he Was there so
the people rould think he was moral man
and ,rus. him in business matters. That is
the way Walla Walla people fail to come to
the scratch
, 1881-02-26
The D0Fse ASKS.

How Ion, dear master. 0, how long,, VIII
YOU continue t0 tie NE ia the streets and force
Inc to guaw the bark of the trees when you
can have me we'll fed for two bits at Uncle
Toms stable oil Third street, Wa.la Walis,
W.T. Jo-Sm
, 1881-02-26

Thy NV Church. Subscriptions Tor the
new C,.bolic church are coming in with very
encouraging regularity, in addition to the
"a, 900 sub.cribed at the start, almost 81 w
Nor. y;yen a, St. Patrick's school house al
g., Is, SUNDAYS service.
, 1881-02-26

Socr,n,.-Tbe sociable at the VI. +.
Church, Tuesday evening was most enjoy
able affair. The house was crowded by tie
g.;;res, Of the fair sex As well as many OF the
Young gsllants Of our city. The entertain
ment closed with the usual proceedings.
, 1881-02-26

UyNsCEssAEY.-The commissioners were
busy all day yesterday examining and allow.
rng bills. The only one rejected was for a
S. 50 mirror for the court.-Imeilgencer
Humph! The court had better buy some
soap and towel before indulgiug in the lux
ury Of . mirror.
, 1881-02-26

NEARLY RIor-Tuesday afternoon two
small dogs began waging war with each other
at first in rather moderate manner, but as
snap after suap passed between them. things
became more exciting. The dogs grew in
proportion to their anger until they appeared
As young elephants. The din and turnult
became intolerable. The masses Of citizens
who gathered around to see tina. dog fight
would shun an ordinary assemblage Of French
communists. During the heat Of this mortal
canine cumbat, two excited men could be
seen desperately tusgng away at their re-
spective ''dorgs," endeavoring to quell q
disturbance that would eventually terminate
in a riot. They probably would be partici-
pants in that dog fight yet, had it not been
for the timely assistance of our city marshal.
As far as heard from the only casualties Is
some badly lacerated sausage meat, built up
IN she shape of dogs.
, 1881-02-26

NV BrrcHEg SHor.-The new shop oi
. sebou under S,ahrs Opera House. was
openel on Monday morning with some OF
s.. and ATTEST becf We have noticed this
s,,.on, aad tn. whole display was a creai'
20 our city,
, 1881-02-26

AwanDtD.-The STATESMAN has again
, been awarded tn. county printing above its
several competitors. This only goes to show
tha, We thoroughly understand our business,
and do no. propose to kill ourselves by the
old time eIorbitaut rates There IL no use
talkin, "blcod will tell
, 1881-02-26

WE notice that Kimball & Son have remov
ed their Book and Music Store to DIR. Days
ne , brick store, corner Main and 81 Streets
where they have opened the finest stock oil
Books and Musical Merchandise in the Ter
ritory. Everybody should call and see then
heautiful store and Goods. Witt
, 1881-02-26

o. z. & n. Cos. WoEKs.-Mr. john L.
Hallett who is ROW on his way to Portland
says the work of grading is nearly completed
to Snake river and that the present force
will be removed to the grade below the Dal.
les. The grading OF the road from Grange
City to Colfax was probably let On last Mon
day as On that day bids were opened in Port
land.
, 1881-02-26

GKAY's BALL.-Th- ball given by the Day
ton Grays Of Dayton, on the evening Of the
22l was a granl success financially, socially
and otherwise. Our militia companies here
were representa- at the ball, and they can
hardly find words to express their thanks
for the kind treatment received.
, 1881-02-26

PvrsAN, P. M.-Captain Putna" VIII as
sumo the position Of postmaster ''ee W I"
y,-.er, resigned, about the Is. oi April .,' OF
=. .oo. Al the commission arrives anu INC
honds are signed ~ required
, 1881-02-26

n,p Rop.-A dispatch from Pens.'", !,
...,o, ,s,, .be fro.. i. ou. Of the ground and
ar, n. bottom Of the roads, between 'hA'
.a~n ~ and Colfa1. had dropped out.
, 1881-02-26

rv,vov,xryr,-we are glad to chr0n'ci'
,se imp.ovsm.n, on Birch % street from '''A'
!. ~. ~.v Of fine new sidewalk.
, 1881-02-26

pc,soy,p.-A larg, number Of d0ss H.
h..o no,,ouea in the pas. few days The IN
- ma, b,. been distributed indiscrimi-
n,,.lv along the streeA
, 1881-02-26

G.s,f eit4rr r "Ir,"-if Washington
hsd lived up 70 to-day he you'd nave D'
i4s years Of aSe.
, 1881-02-26

No Truth IN IT.-Elitor Posr,r denies
that Mount Baker has been OIL bust. He
SAYS: We have diligently invested the
charges against our eminent and fng'd friend
Baker, and mus: in all candcr and justice TO
the accused pronounce the allesedirregulanty
unfounded in fact Mount Baker is model
Of propriesy and tranquility and never losea
its temper or nsres up in the manner reported
ny the star gs1ers Aforesaid. vino in ali prob.
ability were up later than there was any
occasion for and were themselves the offend
inc PARTIES and not Mount Baker.
, 1881-02-26

prscrrsrp.-The editor of the V",0"
h.. been invited to attend masqne'ra'e'
,,,. On know what costume TO wear
n"r n"r .dr;c. !, 20 20 disguised q, journalist
, 1881-02-26

MAIL MArTEE.-The following estimste is
made of the total amoun, Of matter passing
through the mails during the year Of 1881
Number of letters, 5l2 93l. 224; postal caras,
l63 o46. 81; newspapers, 496, 706, l32 pieces
OF all classes, ,6U5. JO2, S2g
, 1881-02-26

WANTS TO SELL--The Intetiigenccr says
1t is reported, and on pretty good authority,
that L. NJ. Starr is At present negotiating
with the o. r. & n. Co., for the sale Of his
steamers, including the North Pae.6c, Geo.
T. Starr, Anme Ste,n,,rt, Aiida, otter and
Isabel together with his business on the
Sound. At present the affair is but rumor,
but Mr.. Stars continued sojourn IN Port
land seems to add faith to the ahovereport.
, 1881-02-26

tNsE ALARs,-Monday evening the Ere
bells pealed forth their alarm of danger, call
Ing out our fire lsdiies to fight that destruc-
hve bend, the ''Lurid Leveler." After the
boys had made good run OF several blocks
through the mud they were informed by
our worthy Chief. that it was but a burn
ing hue The different companies turned
GU, well, and for few moments Main street
presented quite an animated appearance.
, 1881-02-26
To RESUME wokk.1Ihe short stretch G

To RESUME woRK.l( The short stretch Of
the O. r. L N. Company's road between
Umatilla and BlalOck's which was not COM
pleted last fall will soon receive the atten-
tion Of the trackiay-rs, the material all be-
ing in readiness to be placed in position. As
soon as the weather moderates sufficiently,
work will be resumed aad by April lst We
will have through trains between the Dale.
and our own metropolis.
, 1881-02-26

EsrrEr.IsxEyT-It is the intention u
Oh. B,ue Ribbon Clab to give grand enter
,,;,men, 4, s.ahl'. Opera House IN MAien' %
ureparations for which are no" oe'''e
, 1881-02-26

The ALLEYs.-The alleys are literally
knee deep With the accumulation OF the
ilth and manure from COW and horse stables
for the winter, and already the stencil arises
70 heaven. II allowed t, remain much lon
ger the city cannot possibly escape = serioas
endemic. On Main street are Also piles Of
manure h ing where horses have been hitch.
ed for the pat four moGths. Nov then fel'
low citizens it 10 open tur some Of you tc
either par funeral expenses for zone OF yoal
loved ones or give the city sraveneer hall
dollar.
, 1881-02-26

TELEcRANs.-During the winter the wire
between this city and Portland has only
worked occasionly by reason Of the severe
storms which have prevailed along the line.
We are glad to state that this is now almos,
at an end, and in few days at the outside
the line will be repaired and consequently
our dispatches will arrive Of as old. All this
winter our agent in Portland has been paid
with strict regularity for transmitting the
latest news whenever the line was working.
Our subscribers may always depend upon
our publishing news at least two days ahead
of the Orrgonian or any other papers. We
have entered into q hsht for the benefit of
the country at large and expect that our cit.
izens will stay by us. A free river Is our
only salvation this is opposed tooth and
nail by the Orsgonidn, and the Union here in
Its issue of Feb. 18th, entirely supports the
former paper in its opposition to any further
appropriation for the opening Of the river by
means Of locks at the Cascades.
, 1881-02-26

su1rs.-Mr.. Tom Collins sn0 h-' -. -
-. ~. .r,,b,r fer 50 lonsi' nov eon'Ai
escine and is DOW .sle 10 leave h' ''
, 1881-02-26
Gold ON Camas Prxzs.ie.
From Three 90 Tweaty.Ave rcnss 10 tie Pas
and ~ 8edroek.

A correspondent writing from North Idaho
says: I'VE are having little mining excite
ment right here in Grangcville- Parties arc
prospecting along the bed Of Three Mile
creek, and on the bank East of ]. NJ. Crooks
dwelling and it Is not unusual to get from 3 to
25 cents to the pan near the surface. The
bedrock has not been reachoi yet a. any
place. The weather has been too severe for
thorough prospecting but it is thought that
some of the ground will pay well.
Last week Crooks put in sluice and out
Of less than a ton If gravel taken frrm within
four feet Of the surface in the bed Of the
creek and cleaned up 81 Sd in fine bright
gold That was in q two hours run and ice
forming on the sides Of the boxes. They
quit work until the Sesther moderatcs so
that they can work to better advantage.
A warm Chinook is now thawi Q out the
ground and this week we may look for
further Developments"
In happy remembrance Of the many meals
We have punished in times past at the house
Of Crooks we hope tha, the creek running
through his Land may prove a veritable
bonanza to him. That would lust suit
Crooks" tED. SrArEsMAS.)