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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-27

SnERIrP HUDER. Of Los Angeles, was
on his way to San Francisco with an
insane man, committed for the asylum.
The lunatic managed to gain the plat
form Of the train while it was rounding
Tho Loop" on the Southern Pacific
Railroad, at a faster than usual speed.
He jumped of, but the escape was i'm
mediately discovered, and Sheriff Huber
turned his prisoner over to Detective
Mengher, who had Samuel Price in
custody under q Charge OF ombezzle-
ment. The train was stopped to allow
the Sheriff to nlight in search OF the
lunatic. The next day a telegram was
received that the escape had been cap.
turod, none tho worse for his frightful
jump.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-27

THs Sentinel says II Is moro than
probable that tho Eureka Consolidated
Company will pass lie regular dividend
this month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VIRTUE OFAN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Of the District Court Of the SuNCuth
judicial District Of the State Of Nevada, In
and for the County Of Elko, In the suit uf
Smith, Woodruff 4 Enn"r against the Grand
Prize Mining Company, duly att"stCd the
25th day Of November, A. y. 1851, | have
levied upon;
One % peiCc Of section hose.
Six () cases Of lard oil
-Four 20 cans Of castor oil.
Ten 90 ca IS OF coal oil.
One u key Of axle grease.
Twenty t2OD Boxes Of cinglcs.
-Four % kegs Of nails.
a full aud complete Inventory Of said prop.
crty will DC exhibited at the time and p!aC" Of
sale thereof.
Notice II hereby given. that on Wctlnrs-
day. tho ThirtIeth day Of November.
y. ID. 1891, between IN" hour OF Q u'ClOcL A.
". aud , O'Clock =. ". viz NJ " O'Clock " ~
said day, at the Central Pacific RiirnaI depot.
in Elko, Nevada, | will sell the above d.
scribed property to the highest bidder or
bidders, fUI Cash, gold cOir Of tho United
States.
j. u. FITCH, Sheriff.
ELKo, Nov. ~, 1881.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-27
Middle Aged Men.

There are many at the age OF thirty to sixty
who arc troubled With tco frequent cvncus.
lions. OF the bladder, Omen accompanied by
slight smarting or burning sensation and n
wcaking OF the system In 4 manner the m.
ticnt cannot account for. On examining Inc
urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often
be found. and sometimes small pafiicins ~
nlbumcn viii appear, or the color viii be OF A
thin, milky hue, again changing to n dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men who
which II the second stage Of seminal Tcsk'
ness. Dr.. \. Will guarantee n perfect cure in
all such cnscs. and n healthy rcsioratIon nj
The gcniio.urinnry organs, "
Onlcc houru-i6 to and IN q su,d...
from 10 TO II a. IN. Generalization free. 'rbn,'
ough examination and advice, %.
Call OF address
DIR. SPINNEY 4 co.
No. ii Kcatny street, San Francisco.
huv10iy
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-27
YOUNG E

WHoMAY DIX SUFFERING FROM TIE
w effects Of youthful follies or lndiscrt.
lion will do well TO nvail themselves OF this.
the greatest boon ever laid NJ the altar of sui.
firing humanity. DIR. sPINNBY will guatan.
icc TO forfeit $500 for every case Of Seminal
Weakness or private disease OF any Kind or
character which no undertakes and fails 10
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-27

My stock OF Scars comprises the beet
brands of Imported IlnVanas as well as Key
West. l have also just received an invoice
OF the THREE KINGS" Cigarrttcs, pro
%nonnccd TO be tue beat and purcst in the mar
ket.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-27

viii furnish these mills and pamps COM
Plctc, nj factory price,, and thorough satis-
faction guaranteed. Correspondence solicit
cd CiTcnlars and price !st promptly for
warded. Address Z. HARDY,
Toano. Nov.
, 1881-05-21
F ON our Gattl;ng.
Matters Military a. Hi>:,ed ep by 'he
Nouid-br Lieutenant.

The Artillery drills are being well attend
ed. Non-commissione1 officers drill on
Tuesday evenings, and the Company on
Thursdays.
The Guards are about te fire several dr'nes
who are not attentive 70 their duty. Gooi I!
The subject of new Uniforms Is being con
sider-d hy the Guards. We hope they will
get them.
The Artillery Company are now sure OF
their ordinance. The following letter has
been received by the Hon. Thomas BreEts,
from Robert Lincoln. Secretary 0: War.
!Sir:-Acknowledgng the recei?t, by you'
commendatOry reference, OF letters Of March
both. las from l.. Theo Vinnig rholtz, Cap
tain of WaIIa Walla Artillery, requesting to
he ,.raviie lei with two or four pieces Of ar
tillerv, with cal,sons, for the use OF his com
pany, have the honor to state that Wash
ington Territory has to its credit S2,5S2 y
and that If the Governor of the Territory Will
make formal requisltlon upon thu Cmet Or
duancer United States Army. for the de
sired guns, on the quota Of the Territory,
for arming and equIpping the militia they
will be promptly issued. The Department
has n, authority to supply them in any other
way. Very respectfully
Your obelIent Servant,
ROBERT LINCOLN.
May 9Th, 1851
The Artillery Company viii parade with
the G. \. Il. on Decor ,tiou Day, and by the
Fourth O: July will make their Appearance
IN their gaudy new uniforms.
, 1881-05-21
sPllNC TIDE.

Nov that hill AMI vale Is clothed IL IA
ture's carpet OF Emerald hue, the atmosl here
fragrant with the aroma of the many hued
flowers, and the natural quietude O: life
made gay with ali the musical notes oi the
warbling songsters, We dream OF the lost
spring poet The evening Tor her bath 81
dew is partially undressed the sun be'lad
a boltaIl flush Is setting IN the wet. Tae
planets light the heavens with the flash OF
their cigars; the SKY has pat It's night shirt
on and hutt"neI !; with stare. y an iuce"-
tive To this class of geaas homo we VIII give a
starter:
Now come the mid ethereal days of spriag.
When Thomas cats ard tIgds he-gn 10 slag;
When buds AMI blossoms ornament the trees,
Aud maideus dream OF front gate matiness.
, 1881-05-21
Slaven's California Fruit SAT-

L PREPARED from 7ound ripe California Iruit,
by an experienced analytical chemist, who has
spent years IN experimenting ON It's prepara.
ton 1t is manufactured by special process
known only To the proprietor. This prepara-
tion is a safe, simple and etf-c;uel medicine fer
regulating the action Of the stomach. liver and
kidneys II Is particularly recommended for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Headache, Heartburn,
Acidity OF the st mach, habiTual COnstipa-
tion, Nausea, Sea Si-knass Kidney and Liver
Troubles, ver-induIgence either in eating or
drinking. etc. As puriie Of the blood in
all scrofglous affections. it has no equal 1t
removes al eruptions from the skin, and has a
cooling and inyg,r2tiDg eff fzct upon the
system. The Fruit Salt il entirely different
from any Of the efe-vescent salts OF Sedlitz
Preparations in the market, being manufac-
tured from fruit. For sale by all druggists
, 1881-05-21
Board of Trade.
" ,,ai our City salons are Doing for our !icl.
ciii---Nuci, Important E:u>Iac-,.

This being the regular meeting and quorum.
being present, on motion of \. McCaliey
". T.. WInans took the chair ". &. Cul-
len, Secretary.
The committee on railroads lby N. C..
MooreD handed in a paper advocating the ex-
tension of the railroad r;d Weston to Naiia
Walla Instead Of ria Whitman and Wal'ula
II was read by the secretary and ado! ted.
The letter was then referred back to the
railroad committee TO be acted on With DIS
Icre,ionary power. The letter was addressed
10 Mr. Niilard.l
i On motion oi ]. Davell and seconded:
5 Z Resolr,d. That the Board Of Trade of the
= Nv give AL faciIicies anl ngouragement to all
=. i, Of railroad and favorable c"Isilerit n rs
: sri.htS If way. terminal points, etc. and
Il that all reasonable facilities he given.
- snimouSly agreed To-
,mot;on OF N. c. Moore, for providing
g sut!e accommodation for tie farmers con-
u l"gt visit Wala Walla, referred to com
/ mlttto act as seems hest aas seconded.
g The nmittee was appointed by the lre-i.
c dent b. appointe! committee OF three
/ ecns'sg If Doven, O'Dcnnell and Colt 70
reportt the n,xt regular meeting. On
= m"t'ohf ". II. johnson it was resolved
=. that iemhers be notified of T, gular meet
ing hy ilal card the day previous to the
regular atinr,
: Applican Of F. J. Parker and Mr.
| NsrUm, dDoheny & Msrum. read AMI re-
ierr,d I" q EN- Gu I'VE mmIt'ee.
Ga mctISlt was rrsolv, d that all proceed
ms Of m npgs be- printed ro' id d It is
done 81 Witsllt charI.. which the publisher
of the SrhTaI,S agreed to do rs it would
b. public . TT.
WI Cullen, Secretary.
, 1881-05-21
CITY OF THE DEAD.
Ainsworth.
Whats In 4 Name " s,en Ii Comes TO a Great
city.

Mr. Fife is having his stock of gen val
merchandise removed 10 Medical Lake.
Regular trains leave Ainsworth at 1890
p NJ, and Sprague al 3:3O A. NJ
The \. p. will reach the city of Oh ny
on Monday next 4 grand blowout vii
be gwen the railroad boys,
Quite number of passengers now 90
t" Spokane Falls and the upper couatry
ria Ainsworth, the read being shorter.
The Northern PaciSc track IS now l2i
miles out from AinswSorth, and is teing
laid a. about the rate of two miles per
diem.
Airsworth has recovered somewhat
from the shock of the exodus. Her trade
now, though not so large, is OF aLore
permanent character.
, 1881-05-21
Spokane SkiGass-
uha. i Being done III i,r re-


/ wha: II Being done ii i.'r -
! --v'r-ers now leave Spokane Fails AZ
) a. M, and arrive az AilsRorth a; is
T m
The suit 10 settle the county seat ques-
ton vii! come up betore Judge Wiugard
on the 30.h OF this month.
Buildings are rrpidly progressing at
the Falls Dir. Mccartney has com
pleted a very handsom. residence.
Something should be done to prohibit
mil men from throwing saxdust in the
rive, as that viii soon Kill the fish.
The n p. track is graded for "a miles
beyond The Falls, when $50 men are a,
work, and three bundled more are
wanted
The contract for a bridge across the
river at the foot of HoRari street has
been let to Miller d Sons, Of the VIII
annette Valley, for 50, 400. The site of
the bFidse is directly over the falls. and
viii ne m,piature NiagaIa
, 1881-05-21

FAgxUEs opY.-ei to the Plume Conn sav
and al others y aosummer failow their md
should se- the ArCouneil Cultiy2tor III,
only Cuitivator ever o=erei f,r sale herr tha'
proved success. Every machin. Warr-1te-
to- give satt,fActiun- The folloxing vel
known f-r.n-rs can test.fy I" their merits
Patric,, Lyons c. Vi. S:alleopp, T. P. Page
J. K. Hood, L Costn, Pkii:p Yenme. Lev
BOwies, Virgil MsrkI, Il Walker UmatiIi:
County. For sale hv Wm- Jones. deaie- IL
Farm Machinery, wagons, etc, corner Secoad
and Alder streets. sMaIIa Wala 4.-w
, 1881-05-21
Wis Coils Present.
4 Hca LifGiGbiid and Il Ba>Le, nj his
tsOor.

One night 1t week as Mr.. Willis c il
AID family, liyg at Fruit Springs, II miles
north OF Cenrr,alIe, Oregor, were enj .y'ng
tie lleasant e'siug under the cool side
porch, they hears tre e.ies OF child some
where in the n4:lb,rhood. Now as tie
laGy and gent emt are LOT blessed wit one
OF these ''bache'ort,r,ors, they We're some
what sur'ris,d ani imwediately began 4
search for the lit'l4deliNquept, who in a
short space Of time vas found On the front
stoop carefully and confo'tauy enseonsed in
large market aSket. The kpi folks TO K
he h,tle wa'f in and ar now s.:tin- l., the
apscity OF father and mother. We lit. e
pue--a Girl-seems perfectly eortrHt,Ut her
ew home. She IS supposed to be one IS the
trays Gene home after hard wiut r.
, 1881-05-21
EPISCOPAL NUIES.

Services will be held on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday morning and evening.
The Rev. Ernest +. Woods viii hold SER
vice in the church of the L deemer, 1T Pen
dletor, on Sunday, May 22i, morning and
evening
Bishops Paddock, Morris and Tuttle are
now in the city and viii hold a conference
on the Interests of the church in Ore-cn,
Washington and Idaho.
The reception tenlered t, His Grace,
Bishop Paddock, at the residence of the
Hon. b. L, Sharp=teil was largely attended
by the prominent citizens of this city. His
Gracr was warmly received by the parish
eners. After introdnctiOns and usual csrs-
monies of q reception the many guests pres
ert retired There Is no doUbt bu5 what
Bishop Paddock has created quite favora-
HE NJ iniOn here
, 1881-05-21
Order for Publication.

TERRITORY Or WASHINGTON,
CoCYIY or YAKIMA.
IL THE PROBATE COUET or YAKIMA CoUs1Y,
W. T.-IS VACATION.
In the matter Of The estate Of !Sumne, Bar-
ker, decsaSd-May 2, 1881.
Where's, Laura j. Barker, administratrix
OF the estate at Sumner Barker, deceased, did
by her marriage elti glish her powers As such
administrators, and her letters have been re
yoked. leaving The estate rot fully admin
istered. aHi David B. Nay having been til,
lay appointed to succeed her ia said aimin;s
tratiOn, il i therefore hereby or-irrrd tha.
notice Of the revO alton Of tie Letters Of the
said Laura J. Barter and tie appointment %
David y. May administrator 0f said esta.-
b. published once wccA for two successive
weeks in the Wa'll Walla STATESMAN, a we-..-
Is newspaper published at walla Walla.
W T. L. II. BROOKS,
JGde- of the Probate Court
ATTEST Il II. Brooks, JUICE and Clerk
ot Probate Ii-2tw
, 1881-05-21

An HEIR The ex-eiitor Of a ne ysp1per
in the Grande Rnude valley has suddenly
and Unexpectedly ieen snatcbed from ] oY-
ertys yawning abyss and placed among The
proud and opnlent naboi's OF the land \
deceased aunt has left him one OF the test
layin. pu,lets III the stat.
, 1881-05-21
SIayen's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the presc7va.
ton Of the teeth and gums 1t i far SUI riul
10 aav preparation of its kind in the market.
In large handsome opal pots, price 90 cents.
For sale by H. I. Holmes.
, 1881-05-21

The Boss DAYS WoRK--Last Thurs lay
7a.,es olldeid, ffa fcs- Seattle lntellgs..eer
mill. gave orders tor all hands to do their
level best during the day. as be wished to
s.o r-sa. the mlr would do with It's present
machinery. if pressed to its utmost, Tae
L.n3. felr pride in the matter, and all
+, @i:h VIII The result VAS t5at
re twelve hours tie mil cut 10000
1T of iurnher. the biggest days work ever
done bY mill on Puget Sound with tu. oae
circular saw, as vel as by iar the biggest
aay's work ever done IN Port BlaIely.
Wben the mill shu, down IN tae evening
Captain b7t.-n was SeIted IL the Office,
and. On the aliymaI ens-- -sar ard ann0unc-
ing the result OF tn. days wo:k, the ca. tam
asked b,m t. r-p-at 1t two or threr mes,
IN order tha, there could be 10 mistake.
then sat dorm ID his chair and commenced
Whis tling q flmiliar ar. as he Is accustomed
10 DO when pleased. When the new
machinery now being put into the mill is in
opera-i.n, its capacity will at least be
doubled and then the logs will fly.
, 1881-05-21

SEFDs SEEDS If ynp want fresh garden
seeds buy Of good reliable frs.-ciass seed
House BuiSts warranted .arten seeds: Grass,
Tree and Hedge seeds, Alfalfa, Timothy, Red
and White Clover b lie Grass, Lawn tr'sS.
Yellow ani biack LoCuSt. b5x Elder, White
Ash. oregon M.pje and Usage Orange, Ni-k's
Flower Seeds.
l3-tf ErWpAlI & s..
, 1881-05-21
pHE STANDARD BRED
rRor.SNC sTALLI0N.
"ALWooDs -

WILL SERVE To A -
w limited number Of H
mares besides owrers inv N
Season Of lSsi. .. FLEET. x "
msut Stock Fasrn,r oa the
Touchet. south side Told Hartman RAaca) ~
miles below Waitsburg.
TEsss.-Single service, s25. payable at tins
of service, or $40 for the season Service pay
able when mare is taken away. Special terms
for insurance.
ALwOUD is n rich bay. no whit, l6t
hands hiyh, with al the c--iinal points of 4
horse good MAS bred aud raised at Lexington,
Kentucky, and is sln Of that most fashion
able sire Of trotters, "The Great Al,nou..
ALwooD's dam was by BlAckwaod, y ID Sar,
by Alexander's " Abdslls. sire OF " Goldsmith
Maid. record, 2.l4, aud the great "Almont'
Thus be is inbred to Alexsnder's "Abdalls-
also inbred 20 '' 'Msmbripo Chief" sire Of
LADY Thorn record. 2:lS. with an ou,cross
to Alexsnder's "Nornaa,H sire cf Lula"
record 2:l5. and an Uutccsss "a "Pilat, Jr.'
sire Of the dana Of the wonderful MAUD s,
queen af the trottiag turf re,ori. 2:lci No
horse in America is better bred :or trottinr
sire ii $ colts. coming yeasiin,, are tsrgs,
and tine and are yogng tFu;tinc wonder
He is standard under rule 9Th. and -
old " Bellfounder" was a standard sire tire
colts Of ATWOOD from dams by Belifounsrsrp
are also staairrf under rule !. sni eligible e.
registry in the Trotting Register as Standard
bred trotting stock. --------
Those having uSoss by " 3ellfounder,"
should NOT faii 20 patruniEs ALvOoD Excel
lent pasture Tor mares and good fence, but To
responsibility for accidents or escapes.
c. II. MACK.
l7-Sm Proprietor
, 1881-05-21
lEe Har>e A>ks

How long dear master. o. how long: vii
you continue II tie me in the streets and force
me t. gnaw the bark OF the trees wbsr .cie
can have me well fed for r.tss.-l.a la Wal!a,
Toms siahis r. JG-s.u
, 1881-05-21

A WORD, Erc.-Mrs- Chandler, wife
of the man Chandler, who shot and killed
Thomas Cunningham IN San Francisco,
some. time ago, arrived in this city on
Tu, sday morning The lady came here
to fee from Chandler, who has threatened
to Kill her; he says he will follow her
here and Kill her and any relatives who
interfere with him. We would inform
MIR. Chandler that We are lawful peo-
pie, but sometimes it becomes necessary
TO use fGrce-men IN masks as 1t were.
Discretion is the better part of valor-a
word to the wise is sufficient
, 1881-05-21

FINES -0a Wednesday afternoon DIR
Stuart WAS brauy yh5 up before Judge VIM
gard and pIsal glity TO a simple assault.
The Judge fined him so and pus INN uader
$1,000 bail 70 keep the peace t'r SIX months.
The Judge T m ,rllci that hal the jury ac-
quilted the prs Il r ou tn grounds ui iusdu-
ity he would have committed HIN TO the
ASYLUM at S.cjacOOm.
, 1881-05-21

Webfoot Oil cures the crying baby. Mothers
attention is called to the Webfoct Oil in cases
of Group, spasms or colo, that the Ettle ones
are subject u. 81 om
, 1881-05-21
GONE 10 REST.
The Funeral cb,equies or Jsme, E. Eos rae
An Imposing scene.

At about one O'Clock Sunday Afternoon
the lodge rooms OF the Knights OF Pythias
and the Masons were all activity IN making
preparations for the funeral of james F..
Bourne. \ sadness seemed TO prevade the
company, as they al! felt that they had lost
a good and faithful brother. Vt half-past
one the fraternal societies, OF which the de-
ceased was member, filed up Main street,
thence t. Sumach TO the residence OF Mrs.
Bourne. On arriving at the house the
knights and Masons took one last look at
their deceased brother, after which they tell
into ranks, and slowly wended their way
to the
CITY OF THE DEAD.
The funeral cortege was long and impos-
ing. there being over serenity carriages IN
line. Four Masonic Lodges were repre-
sented, also Ivanhoe Lodge No. /. rs oi 2.
On arriving at the grave the ceremonies
were conducted by the MasonS, their laSi
tributes to the departed brother were beau.
tirul and impressive. The last rites having
been performed, all wended their way home,
ward. feeling that they had lost friend -
one hard to replace Many friends Of the
deceased from Weston AMI sTroun ling
towns were present The family Of the lie,
ceased has our heartfelt sympathy.
, 1881-05-21
ygr erYIC!.LCITf PAPER.

ma most enjoyable time VIII nc
had a, the Germlu f'e-nie al EVANS S'''''
A., sunday, Nay 18th
, 1881-05-21
Notice..

u 5. LAND OFFICE
WAlla Walla, W. T.. May Jth, 1881.
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BFF.S
"a fled in this Office by Robert Stott and so-
piication made under the Ae, Of Congress. ar
proved June ID, lS36, en.itl.d .An act for th-
sale Of Timber Lands in the State of Cali
:orllia, Oregon, N-va.ia and in Wssbiagtan
Territory, 70 purchase SKI, Section q, Town
ship No. 8, North of Range No. 50 Est. Ay
plieation viii be hear1 July 18th, 1851.
E. H. MORRISON,
l9-td Register
, 1881-05-21

P,frrfc,l ExE-UuoNs-C- : Attorney
To.r p Allen has ben superseded D.,
wara-,R r Wli-- 81 Nam, aai Aib-rt " =.
Bu,, II Iuli.pa has hen appointed /. receiver
~ ,.p.t m. i..r th- ilsrueto' F15rt >oHuI
, 1881-05-21

Doy'r Do Tive understand that tn.
is a movement ON foot to reiuee the met
bership of Vigilant Hook & Ladder comPni
and also TO remove them from their preser
to some cheaper quarters. We hope tn
council will not heed any such foolish ste
unless they d sire II GRIP ,l- one At the hes
companies ON the coast. Iuere IS air"ad
too httlc encouragement GIyen otr hF"m,
in this city. They have fully eornei "ha
II COS 5 to keep them up.
, 1881-05-21

Webfoot Oil cures pain in from one TO fi-een
minutes, warranted.
, 1881-05-21

PpFr,gE The Finance committee '''
Ii, Fonrth OF jay vii be ar'aad IN 4 lev
5,y. so prcpa-e yourselves to do the 'A''
fUfug.
, 1881-05-21

ur-,c1.-The Portland press spehk very
t;..b,y a.; ths j.. Ca,alry bad As mns'e.an''
-. ,,,os7,es that their audieacs we're very
small
, 1881-05-21

F,rur vraarrr.-The jury in the case OF
the Flame company -. Sephan }. FIe!d''
,.,,-,.,.l 4 vrriiet IA :ayor of the deien-
dsnt for Sii3J 90.
, 1881-05-21

NV M,xY.-Har macy t'un'''''en
would vote to ,'AHt the right o' WAY y .
r,ilroad on Man strcst.
, 1881-05-21

Thar LITTLE DEFlW --AII on arc0nnt q
lady and LITTLE dream, Stah!'s Opera
House has bcao.,->nureIy Aes~I Ye have
n akel. some pans to look into ta'stltter
and lind that it Is not nearly As had, has
been represented. There Is more OF told
time snperstlton-hughear c"nneG, 9th
this scare than there Is reality we pe
th,t our citizens viii not travel on l.
strength OF woman : dream.
, 1881-05-21

We are bereft of poetry Hop Sinr'sLarsh
voice, devoid of all that Is grand, breaks IN
on prose: 'rSavee washee. wa fore You no
pay"
, 1881-05-21

Wehfoot Oil is priceless jewel in your fam
lily. 1t speaks for itself.
, 1881-05-21
SECOND DAY.

rHREE MINUTE CLAss-PurSe $50; first
horse $50, second horse So. third hor,s SIS;
entrance ten per cent, entries ci1se June 10Th,
three in five. mile heats b. harness, four 10 en-
ter three TO start. DIR Kelloyg's mare, Fan
nv kellogg" and H. p. Isaaeis mare, Kitty
l'lnve. - haired
, 1881-05-21

RAILROADS -Thsrs ar dIl'fen' N'n..S ''
r,;lr,ad.-railroai- and railroads. Some
want it to 20 up Alder street aud some don +
S.,,. r,ifr,,d. ar % cespee able Pr0Por- ions
and suvne amt. Th"-e th't an -eie'--l!
- ,G.. r,..t and don't al lsays get It.
, 1881-05-21

S~rrs,.rrl.-Fa.osr DaHy has retcrned
from Vancouver and was highly successful
with the object Of his vist. There viii toe
G,,I ,cesr,ur oi the h4i'iin. CON Hitter I"
make al the Arrangements n'e'S-aTy u '' Il"
,.Ith ,bs work " erecting ia, n'W cnHrih
, 1881-05-21

fIcSIc--Ine f.sLanf's picnic on the Sd
OF July promises to l.. the affair of the sea-
son Ample pre?araaess are being made
FOR the reception OF visitor
, 1881-05-21
District Court.
Ike Judicial NiII gradually grinding Away.

The case OF T T. Burgess vs.. S,',sIl Bros
h. at last terminated ia 4 verdict for ,ie
--''='- :. Tnr jury were unauinous II
.'nS to award Mr.. Burgess dav-e -
the frIlv vl.rz..---,,---,t'nrsf ron tie lad E
>. - rlre ,rcsG To find for the def u6ap,-.
Te czse OF Ms. Green vs. tie ri.s;
National hank, to recover 500 and iuterC it
on az alleged stolen uneniorsed check. car:e
~ ~ Thursday and the jury found in TIE
. S5oi for the plaintiff.
vttorneys tor the o. r. & n. Co. in
90 80 ,'''7 O. Taylor vs.. the company for so
WV 10 ages wherein verdict Of $1,000
vas awarded The plaiotif, have moved for :,
new ira and the pdgs now has the mae
under aiyis sment.
Ihe court calender Icing so loug the iadge
VIII have TO call an adjourned session
, 1881-05-21
NOTICE
Estate Of Willard ,,ar.Ie.. Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
administr,t,n. q the s.L-..- named e,tatr. .,
the creditors cf, an I,er-.ns hay;ny claim.
-stlns, sa'd Gsc-as~'. % exhibit tha-sanA.
With tn a@csssa.fy VOC hers within one y,a-
from the fYst Uuhle Sion oi thi- iiDtc-, 10 ti,.,
uaiersisne.i al hi. ,,isice IN W&.is Eala city.
". T.
A REEVES AYRES, Admin; zt-stor.
Wall Walla, ". T.. Nay 10, ISsl. 23-l,a