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, 1881-07-23
Sheri6s Sale of Real Estate.

By virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
District Court Of the Territory Of Washington
and for the First Judicial District thereof
holding terms at Walla Walla, Walla Walla
county in said Territory, and to me directed
and delivered for a judgment rendered in said
court on the 9Th day Of January. A. D. 1881,
in favor Of Z. a. Haxley and c. ii. Dodd.
plaintiffs, and against James Moore. amt
John Moore. defendants, for the sum Of three
hundred and tbirty-fve tS:s35l dollars, with in
terest, at the rate of one per cent per month,
from August lst 1879, and forty $40 dollars
attorneys fees, and costs Of suit, have levied
upon the following described real estate, 70
Wit The north half Of the NEi and the NJ
of the NW4 Of Sec 81, Tp. s, \ X IS east,
situated lying and being in Waila Walla
county, Washington Territory. Notice Is
hereby given that on Monday, the Sth day
Of August, A. d. 1851, at the hour of
O'Clock p. VI. of said day / will sell al, the
right, title and interest of said defendants
James Moore and John Moore, in and to the
above described real estate, at the court hGuse
door, in the city and county Of Waila Wslla,
washinrton Territory, at public auction to
the highest bidder to sati,fy said execution and
all costs Given under my hand this 6th day
Of July A. ID. 1881
JAS 3. THOMPSON,
2s-5 Sheriff Of WaIla Walla County, W. T.
, 1881-07-23
Sheriff. Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
I'D issued out of the District Court Of tie
Territory of Washington. and for the First
Judicial District thereof, holding terms at
walla Walla, Walla Walla County, in said
| Territory, and TO me directed and delivered
| for Judgment rendered in said court on the
| 23d day Of MAY, A. D., 1881, in favor of
Jacob T. Miller, Plaintiff, and against Charles
| Newell, Defendant. for the sum Of $453 co.
with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent. per
annnm, and the further sum Of $50 25 costs Of
suit. have levied upon the following de.-
cribed real estate, to-wit:
The undivided two-ninths go Of fraction
Of 10. six, i6D block twelve, (i2). in the City Of
Walla Walla, w. T., SAID lot being bounded
and particularly described a. follows: CON-
mencing It the intersection Of the east side of
Third street with the south side Of the alley IN
said block twelve Q2), and running easterly
along the south side of said alley distzncs of
50 feet aud 3 inches, thence at right angles
southerly distance Of 80 feet, thence at right
angles. westerly TO the east side Of Third street.
thence at right angles to the place Of begin
ming. situated, living and being in Walla WaIla
County. Washington Territory
Notice is hereby given that On SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day Of July, A D., 1881, at
the hour Of II O'Clock a. n. Of said day, will
sell all the right, title and interest Of aid
Charles Newell, in and to the above described
real estate, at the court bouse door, in the city
and county of Walla Walla, Washington Ter
rtory, at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder 70 satisfy said execution and all
costa
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June.
A. d., 1881.
u25-5w JAMES B. THOMPSON,
Sheriff If Walla WaIla Co W.T.
, 1881-07-23
YOU KILLED MY FATHER.
How Keith came in Contact with Biggerstaf
and a SpittOon-

A younc sensation was started last Thurs
day evening by the report speeding that a
man had been killed on Main street. Our
informan, was only half through when the
reporter was fairly on his way 10 the scere
Of blOodshed. The reporter found a large
crowd gathered in front of the Washington
Saloon, where layed a man in an un-
cnncious state. covered with blood. Mar
Shal Justice Immediately had the man re-
moved to the St Mary's Hospital for treat
ment. In looking up the case the reporter
found that keith had entered Bggerstafi' s
saloon in an intoxicated condition, and walk
ing up to an aged negro he said: CD
d-n YOU, Won are the cause OF me beng an
orphan. My father died fighting for you
niegers." The eolored man get up and left,
when Keith turned upon the Governor, ad-
dressin! hin said: .-lou. d-n you, -,
you killed my father and have a good mind
TO Kill you.," making his actions snIt his
words he hit the governor blow on the
nose that knocked him ''off lis pms. Big
grrstaff soon regainsd his feet, and picking
NJ heavy spittocn he threw it at Keith,
striking him IN the head and cutting severe
cash about three inches an length. krith
fell when he was struck and the governor,
who by this time was worked up. kicked
him several times and then dragged him out
on the sidewalk. Biggerstalf was brought
before Gar Lacy and put under 500 bonds
N anpear before him this m"rning. There
is ro danger expected in keith's case pro-
vided erysiT elias does not set in.
, 1881-07-23
rHx crrY pape.
Ine Last heestas Of the Ola posrd-xush
Business.

fuli Board present; also Chapman, Jus
s'ce, hoimes. The minutes Of the last meet
ins read and approved.
ihe finance committee reported supdr,
bills as correct.
Inc SPECIAL committee on water pipe ne
ported that tie pipe bad been eompleted ac
c'rdihg t" csntract, ana on motion the re
port vas recorded.
Inc c0nmttee ODsrreets and public i'm.
pr'Vements report Recommendation for ,
oPenins OF DR. Newell street from Park u
howard, which ON motion was adopted.
ne same committee reported favorably
on the opening OF 9th street between Rose
and Cherry, which, on motton was adopted
The opinion Of the City Attorney rel.tive
70 vaca'ing certain portion Of 2i stree, was
iaid-ou the table.
The reports OF the city officers We're re.
Tered to the finance committee.
The report of tho CHIEF Engineer was
adopted. The certificate Of officers as 20 f.
Rose street being graded SIS to contract was
received, also same as to sidewalk on Maia
street between 9Th and 9th.
The petition OF F. F. Adams to lay sewer
on Alley between Main and Alder streets
from Sd to Main, was referred 10 the com
mittee on streets and public improvements.
-
On the proposal of j. NJ. Shook { Co. 10
lay pipe and build cisterrs, was ON motion
referred 10 the committee On Fire and Wa
ter, and Mr.. J. NJ. W-lch, were instructed
to have the pipe lately purchased by tie city
iaid on Maia street between 5th and 9ih Sts.
anu SAID committee to have power TO cause
cisterBs 10 be- built.
Resolution by Doyell concerning water
supply, as follows:
ResoiUed, that the water fume from the
corner Of Fourth and Alder streets. on the
East line OF Fourth. thence down the center
of Main street 20 the East line Of 9TH street.
thence down said line to the creek be and is
hereby declared princte property.
JOHN DGvEL..
ordinesee No. - appropriating the East
Rose street Fund. Passed the lst, II and
81 readings, by full vote.
Ordinan,e No. - appropriating fund to be
raised for North 81 street passed 1t and 81
reading.
Ordinance No. - appropriating fund to
be raised for Main street passed lst and 2i
reading.
Ordidanee No. - appropriatipg funds Tais-
ed on Maiu street for sidewalk. passed its lst
q and 3D. reading.
Aye, Cha.e, Jacobs, Welsh Kcblhauff,
Thomas, Dovell. Nay, Ankerey.
Ordinance Ne. - TO appropriate $3.50 for
ppe, passed lst and Cd reading by full
vote
Ordinance No - |, open 9th street
Lost.
Ordinance No. regulating telegraph
wires; passed its lst reading
On motion the opinion OF the City Attor-
ney was taken from the table and referred
to the committee on streets and public i'm
provements, with instructions II report at
the next regular meeting.
The city vote was then canvassed, aud on
motion certificates ordered to be issued 10
these elected in accordance with the can
,-,zr
, 1881-07-23
THF POLICE JUDGES REPORT.
For the Year Ending in July--Not Bad
Showing.

The following is the yearly report OF Judge
Lacy. The number of arrests are: For
Drunkenness l0l; Indecent Exposure OF
Person. 9: Drunk and DisOrderly, l6; DIS
turbing the Peace, 5; Assault and Battery
p; Assault, 8; Doing business without a IL
cense, 3; Fighting, 80; Exhibiting deadly
weapons /; Fast riding ,; Frequenting OPT
um houses ); Nuisance 9; D.s,harging fire
arms, 3; Keeping Opium Houses, 4; Resist
lag an Ofiicer, |; Riding on Sidewalk, 2;
Nxcavating Streets, i; Obstructing Side
walks, l.; Refusing to remove ice from Side
walks, D: Stacking Straw within fire limits,
,: Permitting Women to dance in Saloons,
>. Total number of arrests, 296. The fol-
lowing officers made the number OF arrests
set opposite their names A Mcneil, 81;
4. J. Gregory. :: J. G. Justice, l37; a. J.
Hopper, 70; j. b. Brooks, 10; VI. Kinney,
II; Thomas Lynch, 4; Mr.. Maxon, /; Geo.
Smails, l. The fines for the year are as iol.
, 1881-07-23

From North. Eask south and west hy Hsc.
txic4fy.

Upon be;ng defeated for the Senate Conk-
ing will go to Europe to recap crate, Upon
his return he will visit tie South 70 dispense
tsay to the Lords Of the sunny skies. II
wont 60 The Albert jewel was won by
the American team in England yesterday.
The American shooters carried OF the hon.
ors SIS usual Lord Colin Campbell aud Miss
Gertrude Blood were married in the pres
ence Of Priscess Louise AMI the Dnke ct
Argyle The physicians bulletins still report
the Presidents condition as improving --.-
Edison lights up district in New York City
by Oct. lst Sitting Bull surrendered at
Fort Buford yesterday. All the old, worth.
less arms and stock viii be surrendered To
the Government. That which is servicea-
tle will be retained - The Governor Of
Texas evidently thinks tha; prayers should
emanate fir, m better mer than the Governor
Of ONO . The action of Governor Foster Is
very premature. The wish is fa'her to the
thought too much ID. The President is not
vet out of danger This is a piece of snob-
bery snubbed
, 1881-07-23

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That ID
~ pursuance Of q decree b foreclosure nr,ier
af 81 le and judgement issued out IL the Dis
.rict Court, of the Ters tory of Washington.
md for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms At Wall. Talla county, in said
territory in = CERTAIN action Therein pending
wherein john pocley and Vim. KirkmAn were
plaintiffs, and Thomas o 'Brien, Magyi~0 u 'Brien
Jeremiah v. Nichols, Thomas J. Fletcher.
Robert Stott AMI NJ. Feldnsp we're defend
,nis, which said decree order of sale and jade-
ment WAS rendered in ssid action On the 18th
day of May, A D.. 1871. in favor Of ssid
plaintiffs and against xsid defendants for The
sum Of san ss, ard interest on Sa66l - of
that sum At the rate of Il per cent. per mouth
and on si6G0 L at the rate of II per cent per
and So s. Gusts of suit Nov. therefore. by
virtue Of said decree Of foreclosure order Ut
sale and Judgment and in pursuance thereof a
certified copy Of which hSs been duly issued
out Of and under the real ct said court and 10
me directed and delivered l viii. to satisfy
said decree Of foreclosure order Of sale and
Judgment. said attorneys fees, interests, costs
and al, increased costs On MONDAY, the
il;h day of July, A. d., 1881, at the hour OF
IL o'clock, A. n, Of said day. at the court
house door, in the city and county of Walla
walla, W. T., sell At public sue,ipn te the
highest bidder, the premises in said decree
order Of sale and judgement mentioned and
DESERVED rs follows, tp-wit: Commencing at
a point on the south lire of Main street seventy
l10) feet westerly from the northeast corner II
block eight tsl in I. Eeese's addition to tbs
CITY Of Wlia Walla. W. T., running thence
westerly along the south line at said Main
street one hundred aud ten tll0j feet thence al
right angles sousherly one hundred and twenty
, 1881-07-23
Summons.
TERRITORY or WASHINGTON
Cor-,ry or W,ILA WALLA

TERRITORY or WASHINGTON
Coryry OF WALLA WALLA !
Emma Maria LAWN, plaintiff, vs- DAVID H.
Lawn, defendant
In the District Court of the Territory o.,
Washington and for the hrst Judicial
District thereof holding terms at Maiia
Waila. WaIla Waila county, IN said Ter
yNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
To David ID. LAWN, defendant iou
are hereby required 10 appear IN an action
brought against you by Emma MARIA Lawn,
plaintiff. in the district court OF the ierIiI"iy y
~ Washington and for THE First Judlcisi Dls'
trict thereof, holding terms At Mala ana
Walla Waila county, in SAID Territory, =
20 ,nswer the complaint Of plaintit nied IN
WaIIa Walla county within twenty DAYS after
the service Of this summons, exclusive OF te
o,v of service. If served in said county III
NOT seryed in said county but in said dlstnct'
IN thirty days. II served in any other Judi-
cal District in the Tereitory, In forty Gays
Jf served by publication within sixty Gay
.ftsr tbe date of this SUMMONS, OF the sdil
nlaintiff will take Judgment against you Ds
aefault. according to the prayer of the CON-
nIaint To dissolve the bonds OF matrimony
betwsrn plaiutiff and defendant andfora DE
-. "a d,v,r,se on the ground OF cruel and IN
human treatment Of plaintiff by defendant:
Witness the Hon. s C. Wingard, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Cour'
of Washington Territory. and
Judge of said court, and ihs
SEAL seal thereof affixed this 10th
day of July A. D., ISL
4. REEVES AYES. Clerk
By JoHy MILLER, Deputy: -,
C.Ios & CROWLEY, Plaintiffs attorneys %
, 1881-07-23
fHs nkvouRnso DEMON,
The walla Walla Foundry Destroyed By Fire.
Loss Estimated at SIs.ooo.

The lower end Of Main street was ali se,ox
Monday night at about haif.paas ten
the flames Of the Walla Walla Foundry il,r-
minated the whole city, aud for time it
WAS feared that the surrounding builuings
and lumber yards would also ignite, go la.
tense was the heat. The flames were first
observed in the rear OF the building, and by
the time the alarm was given the whole build.
ing vas ailaze. The Hook and Ladder Co.
were frs. on the ground, and did good work
in tearing down the building and saving
property. in several instances the boys
rushed into the burning place with their
hooks with the laudable attempt to drag out
heavy pieces OF machinery, but every time
the chain broke and they had to give it Up.
Although there is cistern in that part of
he town, there was no water in IL, and in
consequence when the engines arrived they
had to Join hose and take water from long
distance Owing to this cause, the building
was a mass Of glowing cinders before stream
could be brought 10 bear upon them, and all
was total loss Messrs Marshall, Jones
and Roberts, the owners, are great losers.
aud have the sympathy of all our citizens in
their hour Of adversely. they are insured
altogether for $, 400 in the British America.
Western, of Toronto and Phoenix. of Lon
don, but some of this, about 500. was on
their patterns, which was contained in ali
other building, and were saved with the ex-
ception of some valuable ones which were
used the morning of the fire ard were still
in the foundry. The total loss is estimated
at $4,000, which will fall very severely on
the firm. who, ever since they have been in
business here have displayed and acquired
most enviabe reputation for good work,
honesty and industry. With their indomi-
table energy, they do not intend to give up
the ship, but viii rebuild at the earliest pcs
sible day, and 60 on with their orders,
which. on the day Of the fire, were calculated
to amount to 10000 for orders ahead. This
has been almost the only industry in this
city, and the amount OF good in the way Of
convenience, saving Of tune, expenses, etc.
to the city and surrounding country is smp-
" incalcuable. Previous to Their advent,
every little'bit of casting had to be sent to
Portland or else eyhorbit.nt prices were
paid to engineering tinkers who spoilt every
thing they laid hands on. There is a good
opportunity here for some of our pub ic
spirited citizens to step in and give the boys
brace about this time.
, 1881-07-23
TERRITORY or WASHINGTON 4
County of Walla Walla

I
County of Wallis Walla
In the District Court of the erri.ory of
Washington, and for the first Judicial Dis
trict thereof. holding terms at Walla Walls,
Walla " ALA county, in said Territory.
John H. Stahl, plaintiff, vs.. J. Truesdale,
Defendant
THE UNITED STATES OF AMFRiCA
To J. Truesdale, defendant: You are hereby
required to appear in an action brought against
You by John II. Stshl, Plaintiff in the distric;
Court of the Territory Of Washington, and for
the First Judicial District thereof, holding
terms at Wslla Walla. Walla Walla county.
in said Terntcry, 10 answer the complaint of
Plaintiff 6ied in Walla Walla county within
twenty days after the service oi this summons,
exclusive Of the 'iay Of service. If served in
said county. If not served in said county, but
in said district. in thirty days. Ii served in
any other Judicial District in the Territory, in
forty days. If served by publication, within
sixty days after the date of this summons, or
the said plaintiff viii take judgment against
You BY default, according to III" prayer 81 the
complaint. for goods, wares and merchandise
amounting 70 the sum Il four hundred and
fifty-one dollars and 55 100, seli AMI delivered
by plaintiff to Defendant at his special instance
and request, between the 18th day If March,
1881, and the 18th day of June. 1851
Witness the Hon. ). C. Win
~ gard, Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court of Washington Ter
SEAL ritory. and Judge Of said Court,
and the seal thereof affixed this
6tt day Of July, A D., 1881.
A REEVES AI RES, Clerk
By JOHN MILLFR. Deputy.
CATION & CROWLEY, Plaintiffs A:tnrneys
2S-6w
, 1881-07-23

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dyspepsia, asthma, Hatarrh, and nervous dis
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some of the leading physicians of the nation,
whose endorsement could not be obtained for
a med!ciue not deemed worthy Of it. The
dispensers of Compound Oxygen, DR..
Starkey and Palen. are thoroughly educate,l
physicians OF extensive practice and are re-
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Union from persons who have been cured Of
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gen. 1t is source of qualification to be able
10 recommend such valuable medicinal agent
taat can he used at home.
, 1881-07-23
A GIRLS SUICIDE.
An Indian Girl Commits Suicide by Hanging

On Wednesday last Coroner Lindsey, OF
Umatilla county, was notified that young
Indian maiden of l3 SUMMERS had made way
with her life by hanging herself TO tree.
The coroner proceeded TO the spot indicated
with Jury and began the investigation IL
appears that the parents were about to give
the girl away in marriage to one of the Cay
Us, S, much against the will of the girl, for,
ike her white sisters, she had another whom
She loved far more. But the family were
stern and relentless The girl became sui
len aud morose; she at last told the family
that she would never marry according to
their expressed wish. for which indiseretion
she received sound whipping. TINS preyed
upon the poor girls mind until becoming
desperate. she seized piece OF rope, pro
ceeded to the adjoining brush. climbed the
tree, tying the rope, one end To heavy
branch and the other to her meek when all
was ready she jumped off, breaking her neck
instantly. DesolatlOn nOw prevails ID that
Indian camp, all because tue love never
does run smooth, even among our red
brethren.
, 1881-07-23
rHf GREAsEwooD TRAGEDY,
K,rnsv in a Critical condition-sWitsief
: Threats.

TIE man Switzer, who so eoWardly at
a the assassination of Mr.. Kinney at
GREE sewood, was taken before me 'as' =,
the Peace at Cen;ervllle on Saturday aud III
detauI. of s., 600 bail was remaDded to The
county jail. His victim lies ia . very pr (:
o..;ons condition. with bat slight hopes oi
HI. recovery. During the examination Inc
young lady connected with the sn'o.ns; So, :.
the witness stand, swore that on lne hiSN,
previous, switzer bad come to her anu
shov inc her pistol and told her ii she mar. r.
ned Kinney he would shoot them both !,
!. sx,rsmeiy probable that the wretch haa
s.s;rns \ upsn the girl, although he was
married man. No other construction ''''' :
n,aced upon the sffair.
, 1881-07-23
Sheri6's Sale of Real Estate.

BS virtue Of an execution issued out Of the Di,
tact Court OF the Territory OF Washington AMI ior
the First JuihrIsl District thereof bodins terms a
wali waiis. WslIa Wzlla Co Ity in said TerI itory
! ami directed and delivered fors Judgement
rendered in sad court the 18th day Of May. A. II
! 1881. IN favor Of A Is. Cilley A. J. COurtnay and
Thomas " Evsns, Plaintiffs. and sysius; w. W.
Davis. DEF. ndsnt for the Of las with inter-
est a; the rutr Of 10 Per sent p annun. aud se5 81
costs OF suit on whLh there remains balance un-
paii of the sum of 9J6 61 have lev<i upon the
following d.scrib-i Real Estate 10 wit:
The west half Of the northwest quarter of Secti,n
81, IN township Number :. North u: Range J.
excepting acre IN the northwest corner OF sail
trac. of and, also the nort quarter Of Section
number l. IN Township nnnb'r 6. north Range ].
asst, sitnst.d, lying and beng IN Wsa walls Conn
~ Washington Territory.
Notice Is hereby gwen that IN SATURDAY tie
18th day Of July, A d., lsSi at the hour uf "cosk
Z. NJ OF stid day will sell al the right title arl
interest Of the sad ~ i ham T. DAVIS and 10 the
abb described Rs.l Esiste at the Court House toc
IN the City and County Of Uails ala and Terri-
tGy Of wa-hingiup at pnbI,e ane Sn 30 IN. hiyh.-:
brlier IN satisfy said execut on aid all Costs.
Gwen under my hand this 18th day Of jun. A. H.
lss JAMES Il. THOMPSON,
u2j-Jw sheriff uslls Hs.,a Co., u. I.
, 1881-07-23
FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Man Killed near Huntsville by Being rur
n Over by Train.
ISpecial to the STArEsNAS.l

lSlecltl u thc ~
As the construction tram was working
about one mile from Huntsville THURSDAY
. brakeman named J. 5. Murray STOPPED
over the end Of one OF the platform ears 10
make coupling, when the train started on
suddenly, preeipitating the unfortunate man
on the track between two cars, The tram
moved on. and two cars passed over Murray
before the cars could be stopped. lie was
in = terribly mangled condition, his head
being badly smashed, both arms and iees
broken in several places, and otherwise
badly injured. His death must have oeeh
instantaneous. His body is now at WAITS
hing. and will he brought to this city Tor
,nterment. Murray was sober, hard-~ ork'
,J industrious man. No Name Is at
led 10 the tram hands for the accident
,s the signal required was given
, 1881-07-23
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, 1881-07-23
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