davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-19
No Special inducements.

In reply to numerous inquiries, res
pecting the Inducements offered to INN
grants TO come to Washington Territor,
he Seattle 1ntelligenccr says: wv,
have n" special Inducements to offer al!
"ne. This country ia open and free
one and I'll alike. Good people AT
want, i here and are made we'com,
Free passages, ready-made farms, o.
town lots and houses are net tendere,
any ore. We have IN excellent climaTe
Government, land to spare, a new and ds.
velepiug region, aud room for million
We want immigrants, but are not prr
pared, in our desire Ia get them, 70
further than is above indicated.
The people now in this Territory cam,
of their own vol,tiop. Their settl men
was attended with much more da"grl
AID difficulty than is the settlement "
those coming today. No inducement
were made To them, ard they after wait
ing her. more than ten, twenty an,
thirty y 'ars. are MT preparct, 70 'in
incr' others to COM, except IS alreai,
stated, no m re than they would them
selves expect to tie induced, did they wis
20 go TO Colorado, Texas nr any o!he
place.
Men Of brawn ard men OF brains, m.
Of money and men of morality, rnen q
capacity and men of industry are uante,
here, will be received with gladness ant
wiIl do well. Far such men this com
try - full OF inducements.
, 1881-02-19


Dealers in county warrants issaed oy taa
board oi county commissioners OF aki'n7
cuunty, Washington territory. are eant''ne'i
not to purchase tn. following described var
rants as an injunction Is psndins to prevent
their paymena-they having been issued
contrary to dir, Ct provisions cf the statates
a. Is sl,osn on the facs of the warrants
The BIDDERS Of these WARRANTS must LOOK to
sh. p..rsoss OF whom they purchased tor re-
imbnrsement, IS there cannot be Any iDno'
cent holder or purchaser Of pubic securities.
These warrants, wheh they show on theif
fac- that they were gwen far something Tor
bidlrn ur
SoT PROVIDED Fox
By statute. are absolutely void, No matter IN
whose hands they are. List III warrants
M. i07, los, 100. 10. Ill. IL. All, 4l2,
4I3 IA. 4I5, 4I6, All. AIS. 457, +'5. 4sS,
I2I, $50, ISJ. SIS and AIS. Tine above var
rant. srsresstc -. 561 81. Tnere have been
abou, goo more issuei without authority OF
law daring 1879 and 1850, but Is they d'
uus clearly sho~ On taeir face that they
~ere given for all illegal consideration the
purchaser IN "oIen- market" gets good title.
As soon As process can be hal fr m the Judge
or court Il the First Judicial distric. the
COUNTY rREAsURsR
VIII be enjoiped against paving the above
warrants and the injunction made perpetual
as to him aud his SUCCESSORS in office. Those
warrants which have been issued contrary
to law. hut which do not show enongh On
their face to put purchaser on his guard,
W II no. be includ-i IN th..shove proeeei-
inss. As TO those they viii lie Collected
from the county officer wbo may be in fault
IN each particular case
ID. 2. BALLARD, Pros. Atty
, 1881-02-19
The Washington Eng.ne House.
To the Honorable Cohmon Council Of the CT.
Of iPaiia WalRa

To the Honorable Canlmon Council Of the City
of Waiia WdlRa.
As City Attorney of said City in pursuance
Of the directions Of your h ,norabie b dy, 1
caused an abstract and map tn he made, snow
ins the tit'e and lnc=lity and dimensions ut the
lot upon which the City Hall or Washinst' n
Engine house is located. which is herewith sui :
mitteL As will be seen tine whole lot Is a
feet front, infringing upon the building OF
Charles Be>s~r.r.
The title to this land was granted t. the city
hy tnngreSs and as far as lots were concerne"
Ia the actual occupants. The city was at the
tine 81 the grant the actual occupant, and
therefor it holds the title to all the land nccn
thron h CITY deed There is city deed To
the q feet, hence the city OWLS It IN law.
have made inquiries az To whether in JUS
tice any party is entitled 10 any part Of IT.
ind that the Two feet next to the Newell i"f
WAS ohea he'd or at least reserved from being
granted hy Charles Besserrr with the view and
for tine purpose that the city should take that
in lieu OF sufficient from the np site side OF the
lot 81 As not "a infringe upon the Improvements Is
of said Charles Bes,erer, and that he, upon
the payment Of the expenses, should have
deed from the city accordingly
am informed that the Washington Engihe
tOnlI. my. No. l. AT an early axe. Nv a s',"
scriptiun Of its thin members. pail Charlie
BeSserer 500 for the p"ssesspry night t. rald
lot. This was befor- the patent 10 the city
The city in the meantime ekpendrd large SUNS
in buil.lins uI-,n and improving the lot.
Now, said FIRE Company was not either g
natural or artificial s-rs N, and henc could per
Form far itself no act Of occupancy nor could It
obtain title TO the lot-
The payment Of the different IN mberx Of the
Company VA the individual act Of each mem-
Der paying to the extent Of the payment but
was 10 legal act Of the company as n COMPANY
am not aware that FIRE companies in cities
are ever incorporated If they We're they
would be municipal or public corporation
within another and conflicts w''uld arise he
tween these corporations which would inevIta
bic be a public injury.
The citv ITSELF J. Incorporated. for the public
-,loi AMI safety, and the Fire Department If
one Of its most eticen. and necessary arms,
Tut still only an arm The CITY the whoe,
the Fire Company but part Hence, where
legislation has sO framed the laws that The
City shxll provideio-, and fo>ter aud control
the Fire D. partment in all things
Conf CTS between FIRE companies can only
he prevented by regulations and Controlled
hv the city
Al Of which il respectfully submitted
w. G.. LAxGFurD,
City Attorney.
, 1881-02-19
Pomeroy Correspondence.
P0MHRoY, W. T., Feby. |:

PoMERoY, ". T., Feby. 18th, 1881
EDITOR STATESMAN Whenever it is M,
happy lot to visit the city # Pomeroy,
cannot bat express my pleasure on behold
iny the constant progress and uninter-upte,
industry exhibited by its residents II
business men are constantly going of in t,n
gents, AMI new enterprise Or me,cantil
adventure marks each entleavor. Much O
this progress | charge To the Independent
anil the liberal encouragement which Is be
s'owei upon its efforts by the people of thi
vicinity. Socially the lovliest village Of tn
gorge moves on In the even tenor Of its Wa,
although little of the ina'norata has foun,
IFS way even here, for a time it threatenet
the depopulrtio of the city hy causing
stampede OF dozen heard ess yont IS who "
course were en- irrly innocent, but the lid
ings that she was married 1t Walla Wall
tn Deadrnan & anger cIlnea the wines q
despair and lifted many heavy fog from
hrart Of purity. BIOS. Srrung and GeOrg
are hire holding pro;ractrh mrr tings AM
with nightly prayer, praise and exhorta'lol
ar gradually per-uailng the people to estab
lIsh church. The winter here has brel
very s-vere, and the thermnm t, rs have "ftrI
gone below the surface of the earth. Snow
has b en- light and cattle did v-,y Well Oh
tn. hills; We have hearl of but few loss-
and these We're principally along the Pa'ah'
ridge Wha, the result will be If the coli
weather con,inurs few cattle mrn have tn,
heart Il predict or the courage To tell. Mis-
Jenni- Day, One Of Walls Walias daughter.
IN the days ago.e, is here atren ling school
She has g own to he a prrtry and accom-
piishca girl and wears the lanrl as the belle
Of Pomeroy. Toe Lister, young man o.
much ability, hangs ms shingle anil offers HI
services IN the legal profession to all from
:his time o.. He has already gained on'
decision in the face o. his fathers opposition
and We predict he will gain many more be
for. sign again. RaDwAN.
In that case We hope he will hurry up
EpiroH STATESMAN
, 1881-02-19

3, has becn asked why the StsiEsN,'
! knawias tie bad state Of the roads
/ should coaaemn the Petal agent ia
what cannlt be heipeL Rght here we
say it e,a e. helped, aud that the had
stare of the rad. shoGli have b4en art?e'
ipated and thl pOper resaesy afpll, d.
Our ci.. us are ". io be le!, a: the me-'
cy 4 :. nan VIII" chooses to spend has
i,ns in Portland ins:ead u attending =
the duties he i, w'eil pas! 'o Paricrrn- II
IS not ether tha: Ne complain at this
time be.aus, We have <chsnce- We
we're xIthou, Portland mail for sixteen
DAYS. and then the fist received was ex-
pres. matter bfoa.ht up by Wells Far.
%, & c.. 5 Express Company. II the
Pc7-z, ag,ut il. a. active as Portland
,aoer tries T. make Us beiievs he Is, ~hy
iid he hot send this upper country mall
y boat aud train at tram a. the same
time Irstead Of allowing IL u rs,nain on
he rnad to be forwarded by the CONTRACT
,rsl Had this been done it would have
cached here two or three days se'per
han It did. A. fnr the Eastern ma !,
.,at has almost become among the things
nat w-re The lates, dItcd Nrw York
,.per received in this cI-y IS January I'd.
akin. &c DAYS missing. But l. is not
.,liy ~ .hls that our citiz.ns complain;
'tey all say, and We are assured ot Its
-,,th. that the Pos'uttice arrangements
. {. grcat ex;ent thr III .hnn. the upper
,untrv are ad ninisterei Ill the most care
.ss and sl,venly mann r imaginable, and
is to hold the Pus'al agent responsible
r the proper performance or the duties
j his subordina;es that the articles that
ave appeared in the STATESMAN have
zen published. WI! Ben Simpson Il
10 ople why the the Cuifax mail from
here go.s by way OF Lewiston Also,
Why The daily papers sent OF 10 t"wns
within a radius Of 80 miles from Walla
Wal!a Wa!Ia-less thaa half days jour
1ey BY stage fail to arrive until after
,everal days, and are sometimes lost alto
either, Also, why whole sacks filled
with mail are sent to a town and then re
urned here unopened, IL has become SO
larins that for 'ny time past, We have
,eased 10 place any dependence upon the
=. S. mail, and send our important mes
,ges BY Wells Fargo. This is not as it
.hould be; all onr citiz ms have suf
icient cause for complaint. Let the
gent see to it that things are conducted
,roperly by competent men, and all will be
veil. We are long suffering commuai-
\ in this respect; but there Is moderation
II al things, and these complaints will he
ept up until the proper responsibility Is
rouyhr home to the proper individuals
'ome one must surely be resp,nsible, and
6 is the Postal agents place to discover
here heneglisenceand carelessness origi-
,ate, and if, after due warning, The Office is
rot properly adminisl cred, touse his cff,rts
% rocnre his immediate removal. In
he mesntim', as business proposition,
h. man at the head of aff,irs rlust be
cid for ieri!iction of duty of those under
iIm
, 1881-02-19
Complaining.

Ths people If Vancouver are complain
in of The non arrival # mails, one Of rhe
Nchsnges remarking 'On last Monday
morning the mail failed tc reach this
lace, when at the same time, Gamer
same from Portland, which brought the
Ia iy Oregnnian, and also stage sent 10
The mouth II the willamette TO get the
nal from that point NON, it is bit a
short job for postmaster to provide for
he mail being carried by some ore who
."nld either come overland OF in steam
er, and bring the mail safely tn Narcnu-
ver, JUS; Is well as the daily ore.nniarI
can come any u;her than the usnal way.
We want our ma',; ami when there are
: Gamers Coming all The time, We cannot
h lp hut think there Ia something little
i"ose a: the metropolis ;h,et we d":l't get
!.
, 1881-02-19
The Coming Struggle.

There is fearful struggle impending
this country that cannot possibly be
delayed many years longer, between the
,reat railroad and telegraph corporations
N the one hand, and the people on the
her, for control of the law-making
mdles, or legislative branch Of the gov
rnment. The tucsin of alarm has been
.ounded in New York, and at the Copper
institute, in that city, there was held on
he Goth ult. meetin. 10 organize an
nti-monopoly league, which was largely
ttended by merchants and workingnlea !;
L which 1t was said that 1t SC. med to be-
nperatively necessary To form an organi
alton agains. the gigantic monopolies OF
he day, and For fiic protection Of the cit
len against The aggression Of corpora
.,ns, aud t. adsoca e and defend the
ghts Of many against privileged few.
he principal object If the organization
tens 10 b., firsr-the enactment Of a law
;.mpelIing transportation COMPANIES to
ase their charges upon cost and risk Of
,-ryice, instead of on the theory of what
III the traffic bear1 Second-a law to
rev, mt the pooling Of earnings and
.ainst comb natl ms and determinations,
lrher against Citizens nn public high
aysor otherwise, and law to prevent
he taxation of the p."ple to pay divi-,
.ient Of stringent Law against bribery,
nd the utter prohibition # free passes.
II addition to the making Of these laws,
sc wonid add thereto, that for violation
{ The provisions of any one of such laws
when enactrd-upon cnnrictlun before
cpnrt of competent jurisdiction upon a
,r legal trial; the corporation found
milry, should at once forfeit It's charter,
nd tn. same should be taken charge Of
" competent authorities provided hy law,
nd the property and effects thereof duly
'aiued and APPRAISED: the value thereof
q be paid to stockholders after the pay
.ent Of ali j Is, claims against the cor
saari'.n, and from thenceforth such en-
rpr:se, railroad, navigation or other
,mpany, and their lines OF road, otc
h"u!i heln',g t" and he operated l'y the
) ate ur national Government We wish
he new organization abundant snc-
'-ss IN their etfirts t. overcome the great
.einy tnat is now confronting Us, and
threatening the rights Of "ur people.
, 1881-02-19

With liz !ast feE days .tocknen hage
arrived IN tic city from all parts of the
gs,at cattle ranges on eTe1y side OF rs
From tkem va lesrn that the losses have
been greatly ex,s GRATED and many esti
mate TIA; n !: mora III an 3 Per cent haze
been los. during the pre- sent severe winter.
Others a-ain pat the las. at 10 per cent.
ard tha; IS the hishes, that ar. one gives
Ia the Crah Creek cou:..sy ceHpa,A-
,!r.ly fer have del: enG s;an, in 81
entirely ditF.Ten. direction. around the
Tucaun n the i.,ss IL trivial u what was
expec.ed. Tie gres: oUtcry 81 t.e lass OF
ca.t. las been nase1 upon TIE fact thar
travellers along the Inc Of roads leading u
and frou t'is city have seen many iyirr
dead by the waysidr, ard i,amediatcly
JUMPED to the e9ncldsiJr, that il must
necessarily bc the s.nle eTvrys here, for
getting that many Of The poorest would
naturally ag7ft toward .l.v settlem-n'e
where everything is fenced III. aud where
il Is not fenced the grass IS gone, haTIhs
heen ,.ate;. mp nv the stock Of the settlers
On the ranges the grass Is as god q
ever !, WIS, a"d 10 this may he attribute
the small lrss.
Another III NJ in this connection mus
n.t b.. fr.atfen, that n this l'nmed AT
vsilry the snow has b-en DE- per and ths
wes her c.ll th-n elsewhere; many
ri,rcs when the snow lad deep upon III
ground IN the valley proper, thr fo't-hl
and mpjln.aiuS ~ the east "t Us ha'
be u hare for days together by reas".
fh,t the warm upper currents 81 a.
swerpis. along them mrlted tn snow
dJr.criv it r,uchrG 1t. What has h'ppru
ID herr, has been repeated at other hig!
aitiiu les which constitute the stockrais
IS ranges.
Ttkinr things altogether, even allow
ing the IS TO be ten per Cent, there
no good cause for complain; what cat
arc Ieft VII! be worti, as mu.h as ii The
vbole had lurrriige,l. and therefore the
Sr,TFsN,S cyngratulates the cattle men
and farmers generally that their ipsse>
are RAJ 81 bad as they might have been
, 1881-02-19
Our cay Dads.
The. mrs as Isasi Tuesday Etssits
Trsssa1 a Ps~erfas fst Of Bu>in-,s
ee saieressin. Ses,ls..

CoUXcIL CgiXsEs. Feb. L., is.i
Recriar meeting. ,,Pwn.nt; Mayor
Aai,.f, Coaseil,Aen; Thomas, Ankeny, /.
vel, sac1bs. ani Welsh, City A.tor,
I.au-f1r.l. Marshal Ju .t;ee anil Surye,
Chapm,n-Abscnt; Councilmen Chase .
kohIhauh.
/ The rsssrs, .. .asi nee,ias were read a
.rpros d.
, Ga notin Il councilman D,ren. th. \
prrseut .tives af tht Press were in.itai
attend tire meetings * the Council and tabl
ami other fscrttirs .o- rcp,rtinl proceelina
were otic ell them.
The CO nmitte. 70 whom was referred Il
! commua aica.,oH cf ,Whi'e anl Putnam. :
ported and submitted diagrams. Adopte
The coriulitre TO whuin was referred Il
matter ot printing the City Charter N
Or,iinancrs, reported That they had in :
eorisnce With Instructions frnm the Counc
let tie contract n Frank J. Parker. eli
printer, al tn rate If 3 per page Tor thr,
/ hundred copies, and the reprrt w.s a.iopt.,
Tn. opinion nf the CITY A.. ,rney on Git
Hall lot wss read, approved And ur,lerr
printed.
The oaiulnR a: City Ait,rney On the fra,
oaal LIT at-th- 10 er>ectIon OF Is, and Ma
strert, was rad, app ov-,l anil referred
the Finance C'mm't'e- AMI said cnmrnittt
i,s' ructed t. n-got ate with CHAPMAN
Borer relative TO di- p sing OF SINE.
The Clerk reported that he had BEEN III
able 10 fiDe any recort "f the survey mad
nv c. A WhEe IN 1871, and submitted
ls tr from CHun'y Auditor r-latire rherets
4 pttiinn was received from pr,per-
holders repre'rn'ins minority ii feet On 3
street. north OF Mil Creek to Elm street
asking that the street be improved hy gra'i
ing and laying sidewalks Petition va
granted,
The tInaae@ C'mn'ttee reported On sun
dry bils, WHICH WIRE orheret drawn rs fnl
loss: Al Low u, 81 Do b, OusaeaI
so; Lnx, Si3 29' A. Brown, 81 o0.,-
b. Lewis Sl' 10, I; r. hrIit, 81; Sha'
Sini""hs. go; d. bro"K-, g 30; Mars Sais
Jones ~ hoberts, Il o,' Z. r. Matt N A
h. lehean, Sl' }. u. justice, Slf -; ) u.
Htyward. sio; j. r: Buyer, so; U. r
Lazy Gig aO; >; e. laacss 500; VILLAIN
oDonnri. siiS 63; john heller, so; DO
veil "a. Sio' r. Z. Adams, S3I; L. ters,
$40; ); u Justice so.
Inc rihaice .-'hrni'tee reported farthsi
, 1881-02-19
sheraf's Sale Of Real Eseasa.

HvorycE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That in
,.n.-cs ~ . d.rree of fm.rlosn,.
- p s.I. "a ;,5.,n~nt ;,.ped amt a, tbs
H., 49, Cn,,t of ~. Ter,;torv Of Wa.h;nto,.
.nJ e. ~. E;r,t Jn6;c;.i 'D;str;ct thereof
S,,a,;.. t.,,,s n Wal. W.lla- Walla WsIIs
no"n.r nUs y "a s.r,;tnr, IN a ,ertain Acton
.ba,";r ,,.n5;na therein ]. M. Abadi, w,.
p,.;s.;1 nd PH1en shanble and WiIhelm;ru,
Sh.nhin ..r. - nsS.p,i.nts which ,a;d drr,r,.
Sas"" Dns. - IT. ,nJ ;,,dc,D.rt "a. rendered in
III III -. - ~, IN ~. xth d.y ,f November A n.
1sso in S.yor Of AID ,,l.ntia and acainst mid
dsSsn5.nt, fcr the ,nm Of sS6s Is. yold e-in.
III ;.,..s.s A. she r.ts of one And one half
~, .-nt y-, month and the further sun
, 1881-02-19
Toadyism.

The most disgusting piece Of tOadyism
tba ever appeared in the Union was the
artile in the last issne, wherein it bent
the pregnant hinges Of the knee to the
Ore.onian Oh the question Of the Locks
at the Cascades. As every man, woman
and child know and understand, in this
upper country, the opening Of tie Locks
at the Cascades is about our only saliva
ton, for it means a free river and free
dom from monopoly. Yet, with ali this,
here Comes paper CD which derives its
Sole suppor. from the working population
and, in order t. carry a "wee bit %" IA
ver land perhaps ct 'copied" must needs
strike bios at the interests of our rising
young empire
The suj-ci seized upon by the Ore
CONAN and eagerly snapped up by its pi-
lot fish here, was the fact that the VIII
lamet,e Chief, nne Of the weakest boats
on the Columbia river. with a heavy
load "n b,,ard, and having a barge laden
with railr"ai iron IN tow, conld not climb
over the Lower Cascades. This fac, is
used for all 1t IS worth o. retard the In
rerests of every man III this country. The
tuipn quotes Its master and Of course
agrtes with If, for 1t saJs, among much
other trash: ''the opposition Of the Ore
CONAN to the further prosecution of the
plan is well founded. Now, it never
dared say word before, and the question
no~ asked, is whether the presumed edi,
tor has not lost his head because he was
recrndy appointed one Of the Commits
si"ner, on n p Public Lands.
In these days If engineering science the
opening Of canal Is a comparatively
easy natter, and canal with locks Al
Cascades entirely practicable. The
STATESMAN has ever advocated this enter
prise being pushed to speedy comrie-
ton, and nos that it sees opposition t.
tn ths expressed desire of all the people
of this eastern country, it will use every
endearnr t. have the work proceed we
do not consider the Oreson'an As amount
ing to ans thing to be afraid of, and as f"r
-. C!.ia,.. rhv We nse il a. lIay' hing
sgl.e.. I.-l.l.:. scr-s;.s ia a. hss''i 10 I';ef-
, 1881-02-19
Right of Way.

Every town in the upper country with
one exception seems imbued with III.
seems imbued with the spirit Of progress.
On Tuesday last the ritzsns Of Colfax
assembled in the Court House and organ.
lied an association for the purpose Of S.
curing the right oi way for the o. R. 4
\. Co.. from Texas Ferry To Co:fax
From the remarks of several speaker, j,
Is evident that n serious Office ions vii
be offered by the se'tlers along the I'm.
of the prop sed route.
Nessrs. Perkins and Davenport puh.
hey stated that II the Company required
their property -i-her IN the city " ou,sid,
they wou'd willingly eife 1t without, ;;
cent in re:urn The cnmpanv will Ms,
thirteen acres az Mr Perkins properly
which Is valned at 800 per acre Be!or,
the meeting adjourned considerable
sum Ci money WAS subscribed which ha
been added to since and sufficient raised
to deiray al expenses. The right II va,
Committee will Commence its work imme
diatelv and consummate matters as soo,
IS possible.
, 1881-02-19
pssA.sss c.srs ss,..eS.: q;
'kRRtroEI or WASHINGTON,
f.o,,utv of Xalla WaJla

" 4
County Of WAIla WsIlx, IS.
II a, biaiiriet Court ef Il. territory a Wa, NJ,
,sgton, ard for Al Hirz Judicial Dat,;s,
tlereof, Aaidiny terms at wals waUa, Fsn,
VOID Cosnty, in said Territory.
John Doye,i C. ". johnson and ". C. B.rs
alsT, Plaintiffs, vs.. L. X. &. Smith, Defend.
ant. .. ;:..s ;f!.s = .-i.,.r
U1HE UNITED STATES OF AMER,f.,::
To L. n e. Smith, Defendant: Yous,s
hereby required % appear IN an action brnugh,
.cainst Won by John Dovell. C. n. Johpsoa
.1d w G. Barisiey, Plaintiffs, IN the D;,ty;c,
Court Of the Territory Of Washington. And 10,
the First Judicial District thereof, bold;,c
t,.rms At Walls WallA, WaliA WAih couaty ,n
aid territory. to answer the compliant a
Pi.iutiffs, filed IN Walla WallA county within
twenty days after the service Of thi. summon,
exclusive of the day Of service, II ,erred in
ss;d county. If not served in said county
Int in sid district, in thirty days. II served
in sny other judicial District in the territnry
in forty days. If served by publication, within
.;.ty dsys after the date u this summons. or
he sAii Plaintiffs viii take judgment agaip,t
YOU by default, according to the prayer II tb,
compliant
Sad action is brought to foEeclese oertsir,
Mechanics Lien ON property situated In wallA
Wslla county; Washington territory. and fsr
= sale of san property 70 hstisfy said hsn md
for attorneys fees and cntG
~ Witness the Hon & c. wIyG,s,r
Associate Justice of the Suprrns
s@Nses Court of Washington territSry.
s and Judge Of said Cdurt, and .hs
Seal thereof alfred, this I7th d,y
Of February, A. ID. 1881.
A. REEVES AYRES
, 1881-02-19
District CsNzt Sunaona

rru,rrnny on w.sBIycroy
County Of WalIa Walls. IS.
In nc D'er'e' Csa,. " 80 &c te1,m"g y.S y sa@,
tnyton; a"e Jor Me I IN. asr.J1 W.n. O,sr,f' ~ :;
MerecF. hofdtn5 .e'A.a q. HM "a0a' "dRa
Waad County. m sd'a 1efr''o's.
d. S. Baker and John +. Boyer, Pisn:iiA VI
Albert +. Cate, Clement'ne Cate, E. 4.
HAwlsy, G. H. Dodd. j. NJ MeFarland,
Abraham Scbwabacher, l. Schvahaehsr,
Sxuund Schwabacher, Z. W. PANE, J. G.
Paine and e. p. Fitzgerald, Defendants.
"HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To sIh.yt 3. Cate. Clementins Cl.
A H.w,.r CHI Do6d. j. n. McF.rland Al.
.h.u Scbr.b.cher. I. Sehwal aeher. Sixmund
$500, + w Paine. J. G. Pam. ,nd
r p Eit,r,r,ld Drf,pdznts Ton NJ. h.reh,
,-,,;,,J ~ ,pu-nr in an action brouch, ,.,in.t
, 1881-02-19

Several of Wells Farsu & c.. ; 0tticss
in ths mountain districts If California,
have been closed on acc uuc II frequent
depre5ations by hishw ymsn. Tie state
AMI county authorities have fs.le1 II use
any effective measure 10 stop the lawless-
ness and the company VIII NJ longer n,ote
The figh. single-handed- The result;
be 4 positive hardship TO A large number
oi people, and the read agents viii l,se 8
larsc revenue