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Father McCarthy,s Murderer.

ARRESTED AND THREATENED WITH LYNCHING
GREENFIELD, MASS, December david Nc
Millen, who shot Father Mccarthy Sunday even
ing, reached here last evening about O'Clock.
prisoner and the train was stopped some distance
from the depot, and he was put into carriage and
driven rapidly to jail The news, however, had
leaked out and the Jail was crowded with people
anxious to get at the prisoner but display Of re-
yOlverS by Officers deferred them from violence.
Father Mccarthy died about midnight, but before
his death made dying declaration as to the cir
cumstances OF the assault warrant for Nc
M1llen On the charge OF murder was issued.
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TOHN MORAN,

John MORAN,
AIS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 42s erH NoRrHwysr
has ON hand large assortment of the best makes of
LATkOBES. Cox, Nhiteman Co.'s Celebrated Spen-
did and Ruby and other RANGES and HEATING
STOVES. Novelty FURNACES. &c.
PLUMBING. TIN-RooFING. JoBBING, STOVE RE-
PAIRS. &c.
Prices and terms reasonable.
ASo- RANGE, with all the fixtures, s14.
81 Connected TO Telephone Exchange. n1l-1m.lp
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
al7 NINTH STREET.
LAVE AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS IN ALL
THEIR LINES
FURNACES. RANGES. LATRoBE STOVES,
SLATE MASTELs.
CRATES. &c.
SANITARY INSPECTION AND THE REMODEL
lNG AND MODERSIZIN6 OF DEFECTIVE
PLUMBING IN CITY RESIDENCES Is MADE THE
SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR BUSINESS.
~We dive Favorable Estimates for New Construc-
Sons IN Al branches. n
d Vocal MusIc. Psrticalsr Attention 10 begin
ssss T - En- e : e ssS;hss. l''
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e~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE ISs. Co. OF d. c.,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. 1S81.S
Policy holders are hereby notified to renew their in
srraLce On or before the last MONDAY in Dece mber
ISL for the 1882 Please attend TO your renewals
before the last few days, and thus avoid
Tn account OF reduced expenses and the condition of
the business of the Company Tor the present the
NEW PRESIDENT recommended to the Managers at
their last meeting that the of interest the pre-
MUM notes be reduced To I'D per cent all re-
newais for the next year. which Recommendation Was
approved by the Board thus making reduction of 33
per cent on the rate raid last year.
n31 TT j. WESLEY BOTELER, Secretary.
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WINNIPEG, MAN, December 7.-On Friday last
Duncan Mcmillan, fireman OF party OF workmen
went with William Cornell, one Of his men, into
the powder magazine to prepare explosives for
blasting, and had only been inside the building
about five minutes when an explosion took place,
blowing them to atoms. Accounts from Edmon-
ton, N. W. T., state that gold operations are brisk
good deal OF the dirt pans out from s. to SIP per
daV.,
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AsslsrAnr SECRETARY UrTox's REuoNAr1on has
not yet been accepted
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IT WAS REPORTED To-DAY--but there seems IN
be no truth In the report-that ex-Representattye
Raynor would be made Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. -
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Z. SCHEEI. Teacher Of PIANO. ORGAN and
ID VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention TO begin
ser = well - those wishing be qualified for Per-
JoruiMr or 1eachen 10 18th street northwest.
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Post Office Robber Captured.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., December 7-CharleS Cook.
alias Powers, who robbed the Ithaca, N. Y, post
Office few days ago. was captured in Hudson
street, Jersey City this morning.
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ARMY ORDERs-Capt William w. Rogers, 9th
infantry, will return to his proper station; Capt
Harry o. Perley, assistant surgeon, will report to
the commanding general department OF the east
for assignment TO duty; 1st Lieut.. Joseph F. Hus.
son, Ian lnIantry to accompany detachment OF
tendent general recruiting service will forward
stxty-fOur recruits to Fort Leayenworth, Kan for
assignment as follows: Seven to company H. list
infantry; twentythree to company A, 4th Infantry;
eleven 70 To- company G, nth infantry; sixteen to
companies and ii, 20th infantry; and seven to
battery +, ID artillery The leave gra Mt d Cant
Archibald H. Goodloe 22d infantry, is ext n ed one
year on account OF disability. Tie le,ye granted
capt Joseph conrad, nth Infantry, is extended
six months on surgeons certificate Oh dis. hlfty
Leave Tor three months Is granted FL Lieut.. John
6. Parke, IT,, 21St infantry.
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Small POx in Chicago

| CHICAGO, December 1.-THE city authorities are
| at last taking energetic measures to arrest the
| spread of the small poX.
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CHICAGO, December 7-Major VIM. Arthur, the
Presidents only brother, arrived here this mora~
ing from Helena, Montana, en- route to New York,
having received an appointment on Gen. Han
cocks staff
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Military Items.

There was born at Fort klamath, Oregon,
Feb. 81, to the wife Of It. Geo. B. Backus,
LIST Cavalry, son.
The gentle racket of file firing by the re-
cruits of the End Infantry is heard almost
daily at the post.
DIR. Candy of Spokane Falls, has been ap-
pointed post surgeon at Camp Spokane, to
take the place of Surgeon 2. Moffatt, tenn
porarily.
Lieut. P. M. Price, U. s. Engineering
Corps, paid visit to headquarters of this
department on Thursday last, returning to
Portland the same day.
Lieut. F. Il. Eltonhead, 2lst Infantry,
has been ordered to Vancouver Barracks, on
court-martial detail, and is expected to ar
rive to-day from Fort Stevens.
Capt Peter Moffatt, Surgeon at Camp
Spokane, has been relieved from duty, and
goes to Fort Walla Walla for further medi-
cal treatment. He is improving slowly.
Private John H. Brown of the I'd Infan.
try, has been granted six months furlough,
with permission to 60 beyond the seas, and
in short time will depart for England.
The soldiers at Camp Spokane celebrated
WashingtOn's birthday by grand masquer-
ade ball, the festivities being witnessed by
several of the officers and their ladies at that
post.
Ensign S. J. Brown, engaged in the coast
surveying service on Puget Sound, last week
departed for the east, having received orders
assigning him to the iron.clad Passaic. His
family went with him.
Topographic orders were received at head.
quarters last evening transferring Gen. Q. G..
Sawtclle, chief quartermaster of the Depart
ment Of the Columbia, to the Department Of
the South, with headquarters at Newport,
Kentucky. The date Of his departure is not
yet fixed.
Lieut.. f. Schwatka has received from the
Lords of the Admiralty reply to his offer
to them of his franklin relics. They thank
him, and say that "they would DO obliged il
you would make . small collection Of such
articles as would, in your judgment, add to
the interest of the relics now deposited al
the museum at Greenwich Hospital, and al
the United Service Institution, in London.
The theory that the suicide of Gen. Upton
was tho result of an over-taxed brain seems
to be borne out by the following letter writ
ten on the day preceding the night of hii
death and which was found among his pa
pers after the inquest:
SAN FRANCIsco, March II, 1881.
To the Adjutant General, United Slater
Army; Sir: hereby tender my resignation
a. colonel OF the fourth artillery. Your ODE
dent servant, +. UPTON,
Colonel Fourth Artillery
The theory seems to be that this was writ
ten with . view of securing some relief from
work and more time for the revision of hi.
tactics.
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CITY HALL, Vancouver, w. T.,
March Dist. 1881,

CITY HALL, Vancouver, w. T.,
March 2lst, 1881.
Council met in regular session. Present,
all Councilman; absent. the Mayor. Coun-
Gilman Daniels was chosen president pro
tenn. The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
The committee on accounts and current
expenses reported in favor Of allowing the
claims Of g. H. Daniels, Sl4; ]. o. Smith.
81; Arthur Haine, $9.4s, Charles Brown,
$50 The accounts were allowed and the
clerk directed to draw orders for tho same
The committee on fro department and
water reported in favor Of disallowing tho
claim Of the Vancouver Water Co. for $50
for water for the public park, because Of an
agreement with tho Water Co. made At the
time Of building the fountain which pro-
vided for free supply Of water for certain
time. The report was on motion adopted.
Claims were presented. Of J. J. Hendrick.
son, 81 for framing city map, Vancouver
INDEPENDENT. $6l.5 for printing and pub
fishing, which were referred to the commit
tee on accounts and cuHent expenses. The
claim Of tho Vancouver INDEPENDENT of $35
for printing 100 copies Of ordinances WA
allowed.
An ordinance to provide that al moneys
payable into the city treasury she'll b paid
In ooin wss rsad 6rst and sseoed unsA
The rssisnation Of J. o. Smith, city nAr.
shal, was read. and on motion accepted.
On motion the committee on ways and
means was instructed to canvass the city and
ascertain how much business men would sub.
scribe towards the salary Of . night watch.
man, who shall also be the city marshal, and
to report at the next meeting Of the council.
After much discussion Of surveys and
grades the council adjourned. 10 meet again
on Wednesday evening. March 2Srd, ct 8
o'clock =. \.
Ill. RRleOoI O1v Ouk.
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u. q. District Court.

The March term of the Court at Vancou.
yer was closed on Friday forenoon, the Judge
and officers departing for home on the same
day. The remaining cases on the calendar,
the decisions on which had not been reached
ct our last report. were disposed of g fol.
lows:
Moran, indicted for stabbing the black.
smith, was tried and convicted. He was
sentenced to the Territorial penitentiary for
. year and half, and was taken to Seatco
BY Sheriff Merton on Friday, where he will
do the prison contractor some service.
VIM. Grant ". Michael Chopper and
Henry Rice; action for debt. Continued to
next term.
Barbara J. Drucks ". Frank Drucks;
action for divorce. Divorce denied.
Ezra Cronk Va. D. H. Lambert; appeal.
Judgment and costs paid.
Ferdinand Weinberger Vs. VIM. Conway;
action for damages. Continued.
Anna Pullen ". Geo. Pullen; action for
divorce. Granted.
F. n. DeMoss ". G. T. DeMoss; action
for divorce. Case dismissed for want OF jur.
isdiction.
Lizzie Maxson ". O. E. Maxson; action
for divorce. Granted.
Julia Thomas W. Ell Thomas; action for
divorce. Continued.
Jane Lock ". Gellert Lock, action for d.
vorcs. Continued.
John M. Mclntirs. action In bankruptcy,
was discharged.
The timber cases ware al continued 70
next term Of court.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-24

THAT Gun which was stolen over on
Lewis river year or two ago is getting val
uable-at least it costs the disputants in the
case considerable, and is now in a fair way
to cost the county hundred dollars or more
On Tuesday large delegation was over
here, witnesses, ETC., to attend the exami-
nation in the case, which is now the Terri
tory vs. Smith. The examination will prob
ably be finished next week, the court hav.
ing adjourned the case until Monday.
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The weather is getting good. aud 20 il bus.
insss 1t Davidson's branch Photograph Cal
lery. which 10 located in Vancouver. Let
every person in Clarke County cit for neg.
ative before he moves elsewhere.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-24

>SMELr.-The run Of smelt in the Colum.
bia il more than usually abundant this
spring, aud they come up past this city in
vast quantities. The boys amuse them
selves with scoop-nets made Of guuny sacks.
with which they capture considerable guam
titles. Some Of the farmers along the river
have been catching them with rakes. Two
or three nights ago o. G. Hsndriekssa, op.
posits the mouth Of the Willamstts, went
out for bit Of diversion and captured six
barrels Of the little jokers.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-24

Several Il our Vancouver readers will re-
member Major Canby's fine Scott brsech-
loading gun. This gun with al its trap.
pinsA 10 ssoa 10 b. dispossd Of At rattle in
Portland. For tickets and further informa-
~ ~ . ~ s1Ias. =
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/-SGHeofr-FsAeasE Rs- -TsAitH--N0ussa.-Th
trial Of Sweeney Vs. Davis at the recent
term Of the U. s. District Court at Port
Townsend developed the fact that school
teacher, in order to be secure, must have
written authority from . majority Of The
board Of directors; also that all orders for
school money must be signed BY . majority
of such board in order to be valid. These
facts may serve to keep folks out Of trouble
in future. +
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THE "WAsHINaroN. Tho p. T. Co.
new boat is l40 feet long, "a feet beam, and
with her machinery in her will draw thirty
inches. She is beautiful model, sharp and
keen, and is built to run. Her cylinders
are Is inches in diameter, 6 feet stroke;
wheel Is feet in diameter. She was de-
signed by John Gates, Chief Engineer Of the
o. R. h N. Co., who also superintends the
construction Of tho machinery. Her cabins
fore and aft will be commodious, very little
space being taken up by state rooms. OF
these there are only three for the public and
four for officers. Her cost will be between
$4,000 and $4,000. It is believed by
many who have examined her model, that
she will be able to make as fast time ~ any
boat on Willamette or Columbia waters.
The Washington will be finished about April
10th.
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NOBODY KILLED.--Last Thursday morn
ing the walk in front Of G. w. Durgin's
store was found covered with pools Of blood.
but as there were no dead men lying about,
and no complaints made. G. w. washed out
the stains and went upon the even tenor of
his way selling groceries at low prices for
cash. 1t is supposed the lost gore was paid
for, as the paymaster had been around the
day before.
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@. w. Durgin has just added an assort-
ment OF crockcry and glassware to his stock
OF goods. Also new arrival Of frcsh maple
sugar, honey. golden dripa. California ~
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Joe Healey Is now agent for the celebrated
Steilacoom beer, wherewith he plsases the
fancy Of his customers to an agreeable ex-
tent; something Joe is always doing.
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THE

Neatest, incest, nobbiest, cleansst, coolest.
cosiest. best lit. highest ceiling, largest sky.
light-in fact the Bon Ton place.
THE IDENTICAL"
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LEWIS R1vER.-The St. Helcns Columbian
says that petition is started asking for an
appropriation for cleaning out and deepen
ing the channel of Lewis river 80 that steam
boats can 60 up as far as La Center at any
stage of water. DR.. Davis is getting out
shingles for his new drug store. Sumner
Lockwood was married recently to Miss
Brace, daughter of widow Brazee. MIR.
Oscar Hart and wife have removed to their
farm on Lewis river. He intends to do a
sweeping business raising broom corn. He
has one of the finest places on the North
fork,
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RAILROAD CHANGEs.-On Monday the
Northern Pacific R. r. Co. issued q new
time card. Mail and passenger trains will
leave Tacoma at o'clock in the morning.
arriving at Kalama at IL M, and trains 60
ing north will leave Kalama at IL A. NJ,
reaching Tacoma at P. NJ. These regular
daily trains will carry only passengers,
mails, and whatever special fast freight may
offer. A freight train will run on alternate
days between Kalama and Tacoma.
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THE UPPER REsERvoIR.-A few days
since we paid visit to the fountain head of
the water supply of the city Of Vancouver.
During last fall the Water Company ex-
pended about five hundred dollars in clear
ing and fencing tho grounds surrounding the
numerous springs from which the water sup
ply is obtained, digging leaders to the reser-
voir and walling it up. All tho improve
ments are permanent in character, tending
to purity Of tho water. There are not now,
and cannot be, any limbs, leaves, or decay
ing wood in the springs, and cattle cannot
get to them in any way to disturb the banks
or otherwise injure the sources Of water sup
ply. Everything there is in proper shape SO
far as we could sec, and no town on the Pa.
cific Coast can boast of a. pure water IS that
supplied by the Vancouver Water Company.
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COUNTY ASSESSMENT. -Mr. Ira E. Spen-
Ger, County Assessor, Gays that commence
ing in April, he will visit every township in
this county, though not required by law to
do so, and take up the detailed statements
of property owners As he will 90 to con-
siderable trouble to accommodate the people
he wants Thorn all to be ready when he goes
round so - to make him. as little trouble as
possible.
FROM WAsHoUGAL.-Mr. J. E. G. Dur
gan writes us from the Washougal, that as
liquor, he would like to tell his side of the
story, which is substantially a. follows: He
has sold only limited quantities, and that at
the request Of DR.. Mckinney, who asked
him to keep some on hand for medical pur-
poses. For this Mr. Durgan took out Ii
cense to protect himself of course, without
trying to go into general liquor dealing. He
states that he did not sell any liquor on the
last election day. He has done nothing IN
lawful, and stands ready to back up his
acts with the proof if necessary.
The AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-On Satur-
day large number Of persons interested in
this enterprise met at the city hall to per-
feet organization. 1t was resolved to incor.
porate, under the Territorial laws, under the
name Of ''The Clarke County Agricultural
and Mechanical Society" with . capital Of
s., OC0. Joseph NJ. Fletcher WAS appointed
to draw up the articles of incorporation.
The articles of incorporation will be COM
pleted and sent to Olympia for record before
the end Of this week. A board of nine trui-
tees was chosen, - follows: s. w. Brown,
D. L. Russell, Henry Christ, John Blurock.
J. T. Goss, Lindley Mesker. David Shop
herd, Geo. w. Jones, and 81. II. Gridlsy
There is no doubt that the capital stock will
soon be all subscribed, and the society is
now practically formed on . sound basis. It
is movement in the right direction, and
properly managed will result in much bene.
fit to Clarke county.
Headquarters Ellsworth Post No. 2, Depart
ment of Wash Ter, Grand Army Of the
Republic, Vancouver, w. T., March 10th,
1881.
Order No. ~
/. A recruiting station Of the Grand
Army of the Republic is hereby established
At La Center, W. T.
2. The names, regiment and rank Of all
ex-Union soldiers, sailors and marines re-
ceived at said recruiting station will be for.
warded at once to Headquarters Ellsworth
Post No. 2, G. A. R., addressed to the ID.
jutant Of said post.
3. Comrade Ira E. Spencer is hereby de.
tailed as recruiting officer in charge of the
station hereby established.
By order of JOHN W. COCHRAN,
ROBERT RoBB, Post Commander.
Adjutant.
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8. D. Maxon has fresh arrival Of garden
seeds, and also has large assortment o.
flower seeds.
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The entertainment given ct Oak Grove
Theatre on last Friday evening by Miss Lola
O'Connor. the child elocutionist, assisted by
musical talent of Portland, was not -
largely attended ~ was anticipated, but was
we'll appreciated by all present. Miss Lola
OConnor. for one so young, cannot be ex-
oelled in recitations.
$40 REwARD.-Some persons to me un-
known, having been throwing stones q, the
house Of Windsor Barnard. thereby BIRD
ing windows and sash. and doing much
damage to this property, which 10 in my
charge, hereby offer $40 reward for the in
formation that will discover and convict the
offenders and perpetrators Of the acts Of
damage. J. 0. SMITH, Guardian.
Vancouver, March "a. 1881.
HousE-BREAKING.-0n the 18th Of March
the house Of Jacob Rott on eth Plain VA
broken into, and gun, With some artiolss
Of clothing, distracted. A few days since .
young man named George Slater was arrested
for tho otfense. wearing At the time some Of
the missing clothing. He was taken before
J. Fsrin, Justice Of the Peace, wLo, after
due examination, on Tuesday committed
him 70 the county jail to await the action Of
ths grand jury at the next term Of court.
A little quicker work would have saved the
yesng man nix months waiting for his trial.
= The District Court adjourned only two OF
thgee ~ bonse ~ awuA
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WEEKDAY services at the Episcopal
Church during Lent are held on Wednesday
mornings at 10 o'clock, and on Friday even.
ings At 1880 o'clock. Addresses are deliv-
cred at the Friday evening services. The
Rev. Mr. Plummer of Portland is expected
to deliver the address on next Friday even
ing. A. S. N.
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THOSE DoGs.-The owners of dogs in this
city will please bear in mind that on the LIST
of April, one week from tomorrow, that it
will become legal for the city marshal or his
deputy to commence the destruction Of all
dogs for which licenses have have not been
taken out. The treasurer is now ready to
issue licenses to all who may apply for them.
WORK FOR ALL. is no reasonable
excuse for stalwart men to remain idle in
this country at the present time, when their
labor can command liberal wages. The rail-
road and navigation companies are daily
asking for mon to work ON the line of the
road, and there are improvements of some
kind going on nearly all the time, and any
man that wants work can get it.
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tESamplcs sent on application. Orders
from the country whether large or small will
receive careful attention, thereby giving To-
dies'in the country equal advantages with
rsuidentA in this city.
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ana WEEK si2 day at home easily made Costly
VI Outfit free. Address True Co., Augusta Maine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-18
The Eureka-AahOre.

San Francisco, 17.-At the annual
meeting of the Eureka Consolidated
to day, there were represented 47,034
shares. The following trustees
were elected: F. LOGAN, S. Haden-
feldt, S. Hart, Thos. Bell and r. H.
Richard, all being of the old board
except Richard, who is a New York
man. At a meeting of the trustees
subsequently, F. LOGAN was elected
president; S. Hadenfeldt, vice-presi-
dent; w. w. Traylor, secretary, and
T. J. Reed, superintendent. The
product of the mine for the past
year was $f,726,0O0. A resolution
was passed to suspend the payment
of dividends until the completion of
the new hosting works. The
report of the declaration of divi-
dend on Saturday was premature.
A Portland despatch SAYS: British
bark Edith LOr7ac, from Hobartown.
is reported ashore on Clatsop Spit.
1t is thought she will be got off,
though she is in very dangerous
position.