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, 1881-06-25

RsrIKING CouNcILMRS. - Messrs. II.
II. Chase, !. NJ Welsh and G. Thomas
term a, city councilmen will SON end,
and We suggest that efforts be made by
,,ur citizens to induce them To allow them
selves to bs asan returned t" tn pest
items they have ssatuitously, h 'n"rably
and cred:tahly filed IL the Interests Of
the city. ", know tha; the offices are
thaukieas, hu; At the same 'i."e, even IN
thi, u'iii'srian age, it is som-' hing f'r a
CIV Ia ave uc., III whose nuue<.y thr;
have im,.lci .niiienee, and thrse gen
,I.-:,rn nj! the J. Il - dos.
, 1881-06-25
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, 1881-06-25
sksgkII fSEiizN iEH

ii : ,.os r.i.liy o,c,.-rd =" rv;.s ;hs-
.,.-e of M:dIa, Pa-ha and he ";i,-,s
changed with the nuraer Of tIr Sil'an
/ dM Az, Ia the Slini.iry of Jn>t,o-,
r.,rf ii.ry may he brcu-Lt ;o ai-l
l.. lie House at C"mnr.rs ye-'s,iiy a
inpii.,u y Mr.. Moni; (Lihe,al), member
i.-r G!oa,est. citY, ;hst no euinni=rc,si
,.eary With Fran-s will lie satisfactory
~h eh DIS not reduce the duties, Was
carried ny ro.s f Il ia ~.
The f-,-:s correspondent Il the Dai!y
Telegraph .;.anusccs tha; Comnaandsnt
Lachtr...is. who is attached Ia Pre>i-
sleu, Greg military hcus+held, viii
r,;.r-r u, = Grery 1t she centenn al of
he surrender ef Corawallis n YORKTOWN
u October next.
, 1881-06-25

u. ASTORIA is last taking her place as a
purt in the commerce Of the world. For
eight vars the impo,tance Of the port
has been steadily increasing until our
foreign exports foot up To millions, and
now we are receiving goods from Calfor-
MA for direct shipment to Europa. and
sending to California tin which has come
10 this port from Europe. Five hund-
red cases OF aprieots ea,ne up i'y the
Columbia for export to England. .-asfo-
, 1881-06-25
WI; SELL. ALTOGETHER FOR CASu

Pillar We
pl hr;an- at ihe h." profit
h,f Five
i;r H. la wh large r6t We
""sn We sei so ds cheaper than
co.'s II IN: aet slrss>enen:-'hai
!u'i' facts that
fr.ac>c-
= c--l box cH re har xuilxe
L.
AT t q; debts by gtfas EX FRA HIGH prices Cash Customers
""Fanhg erily thno
n.f , -Ta TN h"se aHsHiera Of erer-thry
f"ts "k ma ..
T - Te -oss 10 have 0,r pe.
Nm a..4,
, 1881-06-25

ia i, '''- s-nriy fur h joh nov
* rs attempted "a bring our ci'y deeply
into leh. firm which it i'll nrver re.
''''er i'y 'sl-aiis # 4 g.ni- =" uti!ix. the
gat-,s i M'li Cre.l.
f-ii'rw = Gems, think over and discuss
'h- Artrs.rn wei plsr, ty whic,, nt a
ni-r'iy h'.E."al h1nrr ,rr ran he pos
,e>ssi It Ne-'-, IN. OILY Tree fir, m the
drainage q = II. ',isaI-, manure heals and
sas mills. huf sfich VIII Kill forever a
scheme "a .n'~ IN everlasting debt upon
you and Yours
, 1881-06-25

The Gvld Hills Nsrs. sa,s that t'-r'"-
t.l,m dries UP The hca b, ii a'irns The
gen ,al in,pnls-s, and pr'~iuces cold,
calculating Cassius-l.ke style Of a man,
without any Weaknesses, n" doubt, hut
nth very little warmth or sympathy.
The Ners IIian is evidently sm'ler.
, 1881-06-25
A Great Mountain Moving.

One of the mountains near the lower
CascaAes is Gliding into the RIVER at the
rate Of .hcut cne foot a year. A year
as", says he Baker Cry R.u;Jle, when
the original >Iuv.y was made, ,he;e Was
a cut Of FIVE feet :hrorg!, solid rex At
tins pom. E-hi w,cks ago III rex
was f,u,"i t,s larr snn;, f..ar anh i half
feet. and ~ iiay, been crashed utn Inns
not nor ,ha,. 'go i.c,.-s IN i ara. 'c..
\ p0'f:,nl -, he u::-,lr hn!i', ;, !: ,t-:-rs
ago, a. Il, @ Il i \. -. h.> III J. ~;
al si.:h S-rrrEl tt.e.r,- i.,.s,. l;c Al :. :
vase. t, a,c,l'i for ...' s,.i,'.n- =; n
uIuun:.u Tie favoiit. ;,....r: i. tai
ti:c mnrIr. al: l. ~Js an s1.,.;:,I,. ii: -,
and Is tic s-r rI ouIr n y. h 81 -.
C"inn ma wa>.-e- swBy IS '.s l.. ~.
slips .'rwn, a,:i n sglr II .-.'rlr-..i
weigh, Il th.. cuIh ani .ck : 4 to
fn;m n n..ahl ;e i...h ,r-,>i,- III II i,
r''cl. Z -. !. y :. ,-r-:,.-. rn,i,S-r
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1A,rvr : I ! Sm,rr... ,,r...,r la ic
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,-"h " n". - - s. ,aaa -. a. u s
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r'.i Il, :. e r. s.ry. :; i i -
, 1881-06-25

IT seems somewhat surprising Ilia' the
q. X. & y. ca should fail t. see tie
Importance # an .xt-ntinn II the n.rr'.w
ys,,.e To West,n between VII ch P'iHt
and thi, place Il heavy business ~"uld
Immediately sprung up We understand
that the stage c., INT nd t. c"n-inue to
run their way stages rhrng; I" iais
thi. place, as the exI.ress, PASSENGER and
way freight will Jay them to d. So.
, 1881-06-25
Mechanics Pavilion.

The groS n ard prosperity Of the city
of Waila Wslla, W. T., now requires and
needs building large enough and SUIT
able f. r public mretinss, concerts, thea
tres, etc l. Is fac, that the city has no
suitable room for such purp 'ses, and it is
also fact that such building Will be an
ornament to our city, and be uf great
convenience. Every property holder, and
especially every business house should aid
III is immediate cnEs. ruct!on-
The Wal.a Wall, Agricultural Society
have purchased lot and contemplate the
erection OF suitable huilding th-reon to
b. used f..r agricultural and mechanical
fans, and icr the purposes hereirabove
mentiuned. the designs and plans of
the said building may be seen at the
office Of j. ID. Laman, Secretary Of the
Agricultural Soclety. The size of the
nu.ldin. Is 50x90 fee: estimated cost,
81, 800.
Tnis society now asks the people To
all m cree ing The buildiag, So as t, have
the SAME ready for the annual fair in
September, 1881 Thls a:d we ask III
the shape OF stock OF diroct donation.
One person nay lake, no; to exceed forty
shares, at 50 pr share, nor can thy be
ASSESSED he, ond their stock subscribed.
1t is confidently believed by the s"c:et,
that the LniidlGg when completed will pay
falr inrerrs; on the investment.
The committee Will start out to-
morrow to elect sub-cr'ptioIs and sell
stock IN The undertaking and We h.'pe
thai ,h,, people o; Walla Wa!la viii fully
reallz, the impprtance of such all enter
pr.s-
, 1881-06-25

l. is snI that S,sa,r Nj: Jim a.ked
1000, ,GOH. for the ser;ic. 81 M,nr.
Patti and himself ir Ame lea, and that
though negotiations with 'h Ainer:ean
caplfalis's have ia lrn 'hr ush the >In-
GER. will come 'o ia ti.t-d d S'a'es "n
fhr.ir own accnaht.
, 1881-06-25

VII =. -.,..t-.-: -,m ,-.ii1x =, g.. ' +,
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or,r III - l,.-l,. :. r.a 7-'-i-.,'a - !.
=. ,;r- ~, ~ = of 5-6i psE ac-- 4 Il,
Il I.f su.- .. i..ic Ia Al c..>,- ,re.ity ,-rrs
NUT be n e;.,ti:a.,a b-i,.e deed sTe es-cJi-
ed. ~ per ci7cal.r M's-b p, 1881. until
fi-,:.-- r,..c- Al d. n-s> r.ia-.E- "a the
ar. i Il AN %, l-a.i-.c--3 w'rh ti,s
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, 1881-06-25

ELsEwHERE . correspondent appears
tn intimate that some of our city officers
apologize for doing their duty. 1t seems
that if anything ia complained Of, the
officer goes right TO the party, and iist' al
OF ike man, suppressing the nuisance,
whatever it may b., gives the name of
the party complaining, and thereby en-
sende,ins i'll feelings. Such Practice
should he stopped.
, 1881-06-25

The Cotnell University f"rr are DIS
sstisticd with their exclusion from the
rac.. for thu Visitors Pla'e. III the Hen
Ioy Regrra, which rhey believe they
cnull WIN. They doub, Their Al ili'y 20
win rhe Stewards Cup. Efforts will he
mad. Ia secure Their admission t. the
co..est fer IN Visitors Plate
, 1881-06-25

:, -. -. ' ~ .,. -
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ai- = i. &c :. ( s.. 7'-,'.'--.. -..-.,
li.si...i i- n,iter tl.-- ~ -. i.Hi,.rr-- al.-
j.rry,.i Ju-- ) !, Io1s. ~ .l'ei IA at "a tie
So Il Timter L.zn,.S ia ,t= STATE nf CG.i-
for-,i=. cc, g"u, Nevada and ia Washi ,gion
Trrrib,ry. 70 purchase SEii. Section z. Town
shin No. :. North Of Range No 80 Eat Ap
:.Ii.-s,i,n sill he herr Jniy l;,h. Issl
T. H. MORRISON,
Ia.F psyit@r
, 1881-06-25
A PEW tax ym,ers wor d likc

A PEW tax payers word lake To know
il certain fat, paid city sc vast enih"d.es
in his own person the functions of mayor,
city c"uncii, hsard of trad l., the who'll
t.e Department, and the pres "f the cit,
sswrli AS engineer. 1t Is l"or Case "f tie
ruth of the old s.ia5e respect NJ $, ting
a he. .snr OH horseback, eic. Te'1,. Sat.
, 1881-06-25
There j. a rrat deal of

her. Is srat deal i sxultaticn
ny N.-Pl' s'ed ie-,rle about the
sl''e' dbl Atl ". re, IS e Jan G. and Mac
Vsagh ia ,ua iny she siAr-rou.e ,hie%es.
Pruden' Ic ':'!e II 10 t,.one ,tsir COM
piimrnts ANA cs.s:SIs -ulatiors until they
see somc Of the scoundrels h~h:nl the
tara There are such melancholy of6eial
As splurging refarmer..
, 1881-06-25

VIZ have rece we'd from orr English
friend, Athu. Williams, srrersl Lnd"n
I,a;.rs, .,ne Of which 8 Th> C"oL'0, c,'n-
,ains the prophecy ia L nsf.l!''wian dog
yi.l, that Ir, qu,is would win he DrTby.
, 1881-06-25

Az Albany boot-D!ack has saved 81 800
-;n eight years. lie ha.i the habit Of
sayin. TO the rnru,hcrs os the legislature:
" Gr&at speech of yours, that last "ne,
sir. Some pe,p.e ih'ns you 81 ,ceed
CunkI,:,o"
, 1881-06-25
-.a-xAs-a.s.A.- s--S.

Ta- ". :, 4. p, i r~,l, vl-a
fini.i,,-i. ~; cd ;raa i. Is. T.,
n-4 u >-,'-ir ,f...' >,p''''. ",.'-
slsn =, . :, N i; "a - y "a. D.
pa. 4 h ~ .i..is. = !, b
n.es It TIT. ~, y. sr>,'' i II ~
c,.mpi..t i .,ni a. -, r...t nn. ii e -! are
un.ier c,.ns:rnc -. .aa g" - e.'",i,l.,ea
) ny July. 1881. m4,il. '",sl al l,la2
n.la TIE nuuibsr at ri $ {, ;.e finish
cd. IN a;iditn ru t. s.Hre ia ,4ln,
siis;. VII ns,k.- 4. ','.l l,.lis'h rf he 'i,sr
sh-n ..',ar,, hi. yS. mIl,s / :e
A.uar l,c.,i ism J ~ :.i;ru~: T. I
leh ri in. rss 60, slo,pr.Go: Pend
dur Ei., .,.vi>ioe, ~, $500 0tle-s sm,,un,
On s.hl,ng fund. s,oo, 900, g, ,000, 900;
Ai.s.ari div . c., g, 80, 600, preferred
,p,'stsn;ins "es 10 e3s, ,000, 900. aud thr
r,.msrm STICK $s9, Oh, 900. Tie net
.srnn-. f the ON any f,r the ysar end
in: Juiir 81 1880. -. hs 20 miles ope-
rses. sc. c S..na, .,SS 90: Ike gross .arr,.
ias- ir,a Ja,J ,n % -or,aber 81. 1850,
se ei.6.s.SiJ. a ;hcF-sse for 6 months
~ = '.. ss,rs rsl,n..,si,, l,.ri.d for the ,sre-
,loos yer Il 1888 s. The iand sales
8 tAs c>-napany from January to De.
nsnbsr l. 1881, wcrr q. J 81, ,S5a o..
, 1881-06-25
Buttons, TrimminS Goods and Tassells
10 Match all Dress Goods.
Our Reasons for Low Prices,

Tre Modern Civilization
w Pcs when dsem: their goods grown faml
In his of
Pic to
h than anir Or thin place.
from he Etern
Rha
, 1881-06-25

Col PANELS cavalry company will
leave B'ise City in few days on scout
ing expedition 10 the Salmon river coun-
try Ia gather, If they can, the few rene
Rsdr Indians yet remaining there.
, 1881-06-25

JF they ak you wha. Sta hail fr' III
The answer il shall lie
New York, hut I'm not kailins Row
As much as fornier-l.e.
Roscoe Conk1inq
, 1881-06-25

TuEAPPRoacHIsG ForETH--The rr~ para
lions for the approaching Fourth Of July
celebration still prog es e' with every indi-
cati"n Of a succ ssfui hiIiiay enjoyment. A
p ogramme of exercises is b~ing prepared,
including an orstion bv the m',-6 e!equ mt
spcak-r N our fur Terri-nry. patriotic :. Ms.
a g and p ra;erhnic d sll,y, C. and graud
rala day Is anticipated.
, 1881-06-25

Jay Gould L TO. have accumulated s'a-
600, 900 in fifteen ye,rs. Tbs Vandsrb''ts
have accumulated slOo, ,0O0. 0oo in t~e'ty
years Stauf,,rd. Hun ii, gton L CO. have
accumulated slS6, ,ooo, ,Ceo in fifteen yrSr>
from TN rrisnd investment q Si@''V.
Hundreds Of ,ther men are werth 'r'm one
to ,w,nty millions. made IN a few Yeas
from the transportation business.
How have these colossal fortunss been
rolled up in so short tiGe'
By tie operation Of the rule: "what the
traffic " il. b, ar" In Other words, the mrn
engaged in carrying from one Part OF the
country to another the products OF Other
me,,' l.t or, take fr,m it as large shase f"r
Il emselves Is the prodCc,rs Will submit to
ard carry on production What can the
people do 70 stop this systematic and gisan-
tic robbery.
The National Anti-monnpoly League
gives this answer to this all important ques-
ton:
Tney can crg,n ze National Anti NonoP,,
DIV Le-gue in very state aud c untry and
distr. cts in tbs broad lard They can pnt
70 es ami al honest, patriotic parpose against
mo--y.
They cGn combine those wh' bel'-ve IN
publ moras and IN tie pr.neip IS up"u
which nur government was lou ded, against
,hnse who think they are obsolete and money
is king
Thy can disregard purity lines. ard " an
every dissrict and at all inns throw a soiid
vote .ainst candidates who will nos P'e'lgu
th, mselres To protect the puhlIc interest
again>t the encr,achmsnts of corporations.
We teiieve that these encroachments We're
never contemplated by "ur for-ssti'ers, who
'-beliei asa.ns. unjust tax,tion AMI threw
the tea into B.,ston harb,r, u. on ~h ch 1t
WAS sought TO levy taxes We b-lIeve that
the nat "A Who ab .lIsaed the laws of Irimo
geniture Al d en- all, III ord-r to insure tie
more equal distribution Of y ea th, wonid
Justify system of freehcting under the
gu,se Of law. which places the production
and commerce. OF conrin-nt at tie m-rcy 81
a few men who 'reco,nize M principle OF
action, bat p,rsonal or agg:a di,enait.
, 1881-06-25
ih- ~ S.i.iaas sf taa Nth
ac;Ir.

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, 1881-06-25

THE Verdi Flume Company has prom
ised not 70 foat any more sawdust into
the Trnckee, and hence the suit about TO
BE- Instituted agains: tie company viii MT
be- brought.
, 1881-06-25
kepabiican Caucus.

The republican county c,uvention to-
nishi adopted platform and received the
nau.cs Of over 100 candidates ior sup. r
vis.,rs and scho,l directors. The platform
endorces The administration aud adv Gates
stringent economy IN municipal affairs
and lr,.secuting s.l officers who may b.
caught III fraudulent practices. That the
salaries of officials be reduced and no
officer can expect any MONIES other than
h $ position justly and honestly entities
h.m t,.. And that rof6aals elec Ell by
III republ can party in 1879 who did not
carry ont rhe pledg 5 na,ie al that time
are repudiat.d by that party and dencunc-
I'd as unworthy the name If Republicans.
Water Rates wrre pronounced excessive
Il reduction called rnr and Candidates for
supervisors must pled,- themselves To
aid make sach reancrinns
, 1881-06-25
EASTERN.
" heat and Wool.

CHICAGO, June 24-Wh.at strong and
higher; l6s, Juy.
New YORK Wheat aud wool strong.
LvERrool-- Strong.
San FR,SciSro. - Nhel, fayoTaaly
affected by Liy rpool adric-s Sales To.
day aggrt gaze 800 tons Shipping f'om
32I tu | 42s. Wo,i market finn at
full prices. Sales-Orey"n Valley and
Umpqua, 3acts. Ch',ic- E.s-,rn Oregon
15 "a .l-1
, 1881-06-25
TELEGRAPHlC! !!

r.rAl nisPaycHS 10 TIE STATESMAN VA
xssTrIN uxIoS II1kse,rs IINs
, 1881-06-25

The l.iss, from Washington:
Ths president wiz u.
TIE preiaasnt viii ROs s"fPo" .A
, 1881-06-25
H0re Monopoly.

-. LorI-, June 20.-ir IL stated at
hr,iq..,r.er> e; Tie .tXis aut Pacific
sod l. Nj s!..;l, r,x.S, 'hay jay G'.u.d
r,ng'' contrplIn. interest il he stock
D.. hr e. Line AMI Il Il E.ve. Azrr"w
tiag,e isnI way n"W runi.ng over i1O
ml.cs Ion. J iicrs"n. II jam Scot. its
Pr s.;;.-;: al" j, s.'i ii tie ietc Ines.
i. nc.it la, !, regard 81 as a check
.u.t; "a, Jay Guuli. c:i h" Trxas aad 1T.
l ii rai:nay. The Texas al Pac iis
!5t IA, II ."r III il ii out Il: the
IA u aS:n'i is ir:- used Us Al
81, ;r = U. t. -. - -. ;lr y
,.,.s.,-,., - Ni-snG ! : !. i.I, IN
,,- -, !. =. :. t..yi ~ Pas t.; :,s .si,r
-s. t....'----,a i.-.., :. ,: iii*
... rae : r.r,. .--.... =. - t.
- - "i.I s.u."'i- ,s-=..-'. Il - - Iit>-
- iu III l.ii Gs..-i ..itI u III :. la
, 1881-06-25

The den. Gratis II y =. York. -r
'siniy ~"ai Ia: earr T., = .e: rcs., =. in
the nae b. pair i a.,-ns. ". iar, u
drop Jacobs, Their c,aeus ncmi,e III,
stosy c-'nes ir"D Ma York th:I, "a ~
s'esd Of tsklag somebody eIses v.:e.
smother BsoJolyn poifk:sn t.ot his. and
has fiever returned her.
, 1881-06-25

THERE appears to Lave been an ur-
usual spint OF harmony hetween the
Portland papers in the city elec'i'n-
The Orsgoniaa and the Staa9ard copied
each oih,r's editorials, crediring each
oth,.r for the same. Whist was it all f"r !
As far as the OTeyo..iaa WAS concerned We
always thought IT was to elect SIMON, as
the Otpyonicn' $ enmity is equivalent To an
-lec:icn-tha, is, where 1t Is known.
, 1881-06-25
NOTICE.
Estate eG lraa reAlnsefh neeeaHS 3

Estate Of leaa Fellnselh Deeea.e..
No.:ee ID h-reby given By he undsr-isnei, Adnin-
itr.fnr Uf tn zbove nams stat 20 the er>itors Of
aId prs hz Snz el sns sszihs; sai dec>-sed, 20
TO ~xhibi. tn. same, with The nee say vouch rs,
vifhia one var fro tbs ast pub,ic~iicn # this
pot,ce 90 fhe und-n grd At bis oasc- Esila-
v.lIs C.ry.vr JULIUS wIESECK
A3nini tr.tor
-.liz xxiia " T Juur Is 1871 VIZ I'm
, 1881-06-25

Duu1uIuA has carried away over ole
kpsdrsd -hiyS-.n at LadinSton, MICS
, 1881-06-25
4 COMET VISIBLE m SAN
FRANCISCO EECEnTLY.
AN ACCOUNT FRoh ST. LOUIS
OF MORE r. r. MONOPOLY.
Pacific COAST.

SAX FRANCIsco, JGne 23-Th. c,met
reported discovered IN two places in the
Eastern States last night was seen h-,e
this morning by Prof. Hanks. II WAS
also seen at B..die at 4:30 A. NJ. The
nucleus WAS well dehn d and brilliant.
The raj! was observed at Tom6sfon. a.
"A. N. with the nucl Us apparently half
siz,. full m,on tail half shaped The
comet was narthw, st Nor herly hold,ng
northeast and Jus, above the horizon.
, 1881-06-25
Summer Goods!

novelty found the Eastern Markets
purchasing direct from the manufacturer
prices which possibly a surpassed San
FrIncic
, 1881-06-25
DE OPENED.

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Of this popular placs aad the puf ic ssaerally
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prevail upon deviation,
the prices marked
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public for moah the public
ind they with other establishments
adopted Of thar confidence other
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l. !; n steal.

l. !; a Steal.
CHICAGO, June 23-The Times wash
ington sp- c al says that Gaoige Tay lor,
of this city, VIII, ~ repnted 10 be worth
something In the nei i.hb-,rhocd If
S3l .403.GJ1. =ss formerly memter Of
C6n.ress frnl., New YORK He came
there very poor, several years ago, and
acquired Yea:th with Astonishing RAPID
ITS. THIS h. somehow achieved by
knowledge OF the devious Ways that
mon, V in the L. S Treasury Is reached
through Official nl.sm ,nag- ment and
wrong doing. Tayl n a present is so;t thy
Of special attention, from, the f,ct that h
is the reputed uwrer of assisnnen OF
81, 600, ,0J0 "f the l0,000,000 claimed
ny this Country bt.ioie the Fiencii-Am II
can CHAINS co.nm!ssIun. Taricr w:ts
largely instrumental III secIrin5 the pas
sage Of the bill ESTABLISHING the C,iu-
,nlssion, and before 50 do:ns hsd secured
4 majority of the CLAIMS, which has teen
ouastfuily stated by h.mseif. The TACT
of his bring the principal rls.nanr be-
fore III commission, liakes tho decision
of the I. ). claims just given OF great
interest 10 the me,nbers OF that Conn
.n!ssi"n and the county. In rh,s de-
c!sion GeHnge Tayl'.r Is shown up Is
guilty OF suooInatloa M perjury, and
Manufacturer al a claim of SLUG, 900
against the Uni;ed S a;eS Upou HIS
fraudulent claim, III. Court oi Gains,
l. lirring IN its Honesty, awarded the
sum oi SSl96, ,0i4, which Vas paid to Tay-
l"r for the syndicate REPRESENTED t.y HIM
rhe court afterward reviewed. ;he Case,
when 1t VAS 100 L.e % save The money,
aid i, now s,.lemnly AYERS thai 1T Is the
first time IN the h st"r, ci the govern
ment Wien 5, large q sum has been
mrrsted f,orn the treasury upon a case
uh..ly ficrti us The p-tit.nn VAS ti.ed
August 1864, IN the name vf Bellacu4ur,
NabIrm Il ca. What led 10 this nna,
4cri M Of the ,urt WAS h. investigation
oy Luu;si,n, authorities, fur years alter
me successful frau of 1873 The Grand
Jury Investigated the Case carefully, and
muicted Taylur, tne attorney Of rccHrd
80 saya.ely denounced III the d.cisi.,n
igivcn above, althuu. h his name Is not
,ncnrinnrl With his associtJrs IN the
fr.u''. Tnis Iud ctmvnf was b,sed upon
III al.esa' iou If the iiaudulen. character
of the entire "a III; req, ,.isl:i,n MAS made
f.r i'ay."r, In jag Car -, Who is
personal fr;rr,d ,ciu cd 1" rl,c hue up
Ia, ! rs :le, ~a> hit the CDur: OF c ANS
VAS tia my - e h vIng authority t" las,
upon. Va. Il T. q tn testimony submitted
b Inn.
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OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA
Terms-S2S per month Next term begins
Tuesday July 70. 1881. Send for circular.
REV. II. +. JEWET'T, Principal
75-lln DIV
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n
ASSESSORS OFFICE.
The Assessors of;c. Is removed tn up stars
over the VGffhma. office. d3Lu-wl"u
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Everything Marked in Plain Figures
Goods Sold only for Cash |!

explanation exist they simple
pl IF sei language
on peoples mind
of demands
deas enlist and public confidence
th can public mind tbs Of dubc
a.ion
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GOLDEN GATE ACADEMY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-10
Funeral of Judge Kennon.

The funeral of Judge VIM. Kennon.
whose death we noticed last week: oc-
CURED on Friday at 2 o'clock. wien a
large number OF the friends and neigh
borsof the deceased, together with many
from distant parts of the county, gath
cred at his lIte residence to pay their
last tribute of respect to the departed
statesman. At the hour named religious
services under the direction of S. F.
Minor pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal church of this place, assisted by the
Rev. Robt Alexander of the Presbyte-
rian church, and Rev. Thos. Balph of
the U. z. church were begun. The
Methodist choir rendered the beautiful
song, which was favorite of the de-
ceased, beginning, waiting, only wait
ing" SC, after which the Rev.
Balph read a portion of Scrip
ture suitable to the occasion.
Touching and appropriate remarks were
made by the ministers present. on the
life and character of the deceased, after
which feeling prayer was offered by
Rev. Robt Alexander, hymn was sung,
concluding the religious exercises. OPP
portunity was then given to view the
r60lallS, WHICH were tHCdSou III q nSdl
walnut coffin, with heavy silver trim
ming The face bore very natural
appearance, as if the great and noble
dead was reposing. The sad pleasure of
viewing the remains over, the pail
bearers appointed by the bar took charge
of the casket and bore it. away to the
quiet little cemetery on the northern
edge of town, followed by sorrowing
widow, son Hon. W.. s. ,Kennon,
IA brother Hon. Newell Kennon, and
granddaughter Mrs. Mamie Mitchell,
and other relatives, among whom were
Mrs. Maj. Isaac E. Eaton-a sister of
Mrs. Kennon, Hon. Geo. w. Manypenny,
of Columbus, and Hon. Geo. Jewett and
wife of GAINESVILLE, and of the near per-
sonal friends Hon. ID. Peck of Wheeling,
Judge WIN. Okey of Woodsfeld, and
Alexis Cope and wife of Columbus.
At the grave the simple ceremony of
the Methodist Church was read by Rev.
Minor, the cotfin WAS lowered, and all
that was mortal of the great lawyer,
statesman and christian. was consigned
to the tomb.