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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-29
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RondOut, n. 7. 28.-John Booths
stone quarry, at Wilbur, caved this
morning, killing the foreman, Ed
ward Kearney, and Michael Gilhem,
and seriously injuring John Cassidy
and Sandy Phalen.
Washington, 29.-Caucus OF dem
ocratic senators will be called for
Saturday.
Alvin 0. Buck has been arrested,
charged with conspiracy to defraud
government, through the postetflce
department.
New York, 2S.-Schaefer says he
will challange Dion for the billiard
champion emblem before going to
Europe to play Vigneaux.
Wallack's new theatre is nearly
completed, and will be formally
opened, December 18th.
Springfield, Mass, 2s.-Increaslng
small pox necessitates a new pest
house.
Usage City, Ks, 28.-The Usage
City bank has suspended, being I'M
der the same management as re.
Gently suspended the HunneWel anC
Caldwell banks.
Frankfort. KY, 2S.-The legisla
ture met to-day.
Boston, 2S.-LangdOn W. Moore
who has served six years FOL
burglary, was to-day sentenced tt
seven years more for burglarizinG
the Warren Bank, CharlestoWn II
1879. He is SO.
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G. G..
4 Strange Story OF . TreseRD-
erOus NIhIIisG's Career.

Petersburg, PA great stir has
been made in the nihilist camp by
the following discovery. About a
year ago a Jew, named g. G. was
denounced by some person who had
a private score to settle with him.
and was arrested. After he had
been asked a few questions, il be-
came known he was one of the
chief members of the central reY-
olutionary committee. He made a
clean breast of it and denounced
over sixty of his accompliceS and
took the police to his labOratory on
the banks Of the Neva, where six
men were captured in the very act
Of manufacturing dynamite, and q
large supply of explosives were
found in the laboratory. AS a re-
suit Of this treachery, several per-
sons were sentenced, and two meH
named TWiatosky and PorschniakifT
hanged, on October 9Th. A few DAYS
afterward the authorities announced
the death Of G. s.. The body WAS
horribly mutilated and disfgured,
and was handed over to some Jew
ish friends Of the dead man and
buried in the Isaac Cemetery
The affair made great sensation at
the time, and it was believed that
G. G. had been murdered in prison,
either by the authorities or by some
avenging nihilist. When the body
reached the Jewish burying ground
the rabbi refused to receive it with
out certificate Identification. The
guard of six gendarms, who had
escorted the body, went back TO
town, and presently returned with q
death certificate filed up with G.
G.'s name, and apparently perfectly
regular. The rabbi was convinced
thereby that the corpse was ready
that of the Jew, and the funeral
was allowed to take place. Aston
ishing revelations have been made
to the Russian police lately numeT-
Gus arrests were made in coDse-
quence, and the certainty that
BaronOff and his successor, KisloB,
were operating, set the nihilists at
work to find out the man who was
proving so destructive to them. In
vestigationS were fruitless for a
AOnS GIAuCS UOt d. 1oOJ OA1cs4OC PA@W
them on the track, and their
denouncer turns out to be no other
than G. G., who is alive and well
and in the pay of the Russian
police in New York. 1t is now
known that he turned traitor on
these conditions: First, that he
should have free pardon; second,
that his death in the fortress should
be proclaimed and fully attested5
third, he should be given Z0,0D9
roubles to get to America The
police executed these conditions to
the very letter. A body was pro
cured from the hospital and cleyerly
mutilated so as to be unreeOgniZa-
BILE, and, as already explained, was
| buried. G. G. got his money and
was quietly shipped to America
Before leaving he wrote a confess
| sion of faith, declaring he had made
his disclosure for the nihilists' cause,
which ought to have nothing in
| common with terrorism and was
destined to triumph only by the
force of its principles and By the
united action of socialists all the
world over. G. G., stimulated by
the hope Of more roubleS, is still IN
New York, giving the Russian
police invaluable assistance.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
A RARE CHANCE TO BUY FUR
NIFURE.

On account of a change of resi-
dence the Household Effects OF E,
III. Parsons, on Second East Street,
below South Temple Street, east
side, will be sold on Wednesday,
November 30th, at 1880 am. In
the assortment win be found Car
pets, Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Fine Black Walnut Set, Marble top
Book Case, Wardrobe, Sofas, Easy,
Chairs, Dining Room and Kitchen
Chairs, Baby Buggy, nearly new,
Piano, Sewing Machine, Pictures,
Books and everything found in a
family outfit. Come one and all.
Sale positive and without reserve.
Come early and save good bargain.
J. Z. TRUMBo,
Auctioneer.
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NERVE AND BRAIN DISEASES

TIRE. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
D Treatment, a specific for Hysteris, Dir
illness. Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premature
Old Age, caused by over-exertion, oyer-indu L
gence, excuses or overwork of the brain,
which leads to Paralysis, decay and death
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
a box. or six boxes for five dollars: sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guaran-
tee six boxes to cure sny case. With each
order received by US for six boxes, accom-
panied with FIVE dollars, we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee TO return the
money if the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued only by 2. C. II. !. Drug
Store, Salt Lake City. Utah. Orders by mail
at regular price. no1o
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Quite astilr followed the announcement
By Scoville that the prisoner would nov
pc sworn. Guitteau took the stand, pale
but otherwise unmoved. he glanced
behind him somewhat nervously and re.
quested the officers to stand close to him.
Marshall Henry. q deputy and two po-
licemen stood between Guitteau and the
crowd Of men who filed the small stand
Ing room between Guittsau and the
door. Apparently treasured, Guitteau
took the oath and seating himself said to
Judge Cox: presume It il understood,
judge, that I not sppear as q regular
witness but simply to identity some let
ters. These letters were then handed to
Guitteau BY ScovRle and identified. The
court then sdjourned.
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Some Ice-A Joiut letter.

Quebec, 2s.-The steamer POle1ao
arrived to-day, with coal from Sid
ney. Her masts and decks were
covered with a foot of ice The
crew experienced untold sufferings.
The temperature, early this morn
ing, was 150 below zero.
The joint letter Of the bishops,
adopted in 1876, condemnatOry of
bribery, perjury and other abuses
prevalent in times of elections, and
exhorting electors to vote according
to their conscience, was read yester-
day from the pulpits of all Catholic
parishes in the province.
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Garfield Mementoes

Cleveland, 2S.-The Garfield relic
bureau, having gratuiously dispersed
Of all the drapery and floral decora-
tons as souvenirs, is now prepared
to furnish a selection Of small cast
facsimile Of the beautiful shields
which ornamented the corner of
the catafalque, of easels, fans, canes,
brackets, frames, watch holders, and
various other ornamental designs
all made from the number of paw
lion receipts.
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Supreme Court Business,

Washington, 2S.-The following
were admitted to practice in the
Supreme Court to-day: Charles n.
Fox, of San Francisco, and Corne
Illus II. Sanford, of Seattle, W. 7.
Following is among the business
transacted in the court. Numbers
100 and 101. Robert w. Donnell ct al.
and Peter Natelon ct al. 0s. Almira
r. Curtis, appeal from and in error
to the supreme court of Montana
judgment in No. 100 and decree in
No. 101 are affirmed, with costs. The
decision announced by Chief Justice
Waite.
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Suspended.

Lynn, 27.-Proctor 81 ingalls,,
leather concern, of Union street,
failed. The liabilities are estimated
at from $5e,00o to $4,000. The as
sets are considered quite large, a
large part of them being in stock.
Fol the past three years tie frm has
dealt in refnished leather and eStab-
lished factory at Chelsea. This
line of goods has paid nething and
the general shrinkage and losses by
failures have necessftate6 suspen-
sion.
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Ireland.

Dublin, 27.-Archbishop CrOke
of Cashel, and Rev. Mr.. Cantwell
have both subscribed to and written
theoretically in favor of national
aid for the support of imprisoned
suspects.
The man of war A0nitelET, and
the channel squadron, will be with
drawn from the Irish coast and the
men paid off.
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NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN.

Fine lot of Utah raised Bucks
from Crismon & Weiler's herd
Apply to ALMA PRATT, at his farm
two miles south Of Temple Block
West Temple street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Two Houses and Lots and Three
Five Acre Grass Lots. Enquire of
Homer Brown, corner of West
Temple and Sixth South Streets.
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Christmas and New
Years Cards. all New,
Fringed and Plain, Per.
fectly Elegant, at
ER'S.
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WE are daily receiving new con-
of listers, Dolmans,
Misses and Children's Cloaks and
Circulars, which we are dispoSipg OF
at asst onis hingl low figures.
COIN BROS.
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WANTED.

Immediately, a competent girl for
general Homework. Apply to Mrs.
Froiseth, Sixth South Street, one
door west of Main Street, Seventh
Ward. x
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ALL Wool Flannel and Knitted
Underwear Of best makes sold very
low at L. GOLDBERG'S.
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WANTED.

A girl for small family. Apply
at this Office.
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CASH PAID

For Fresh Butter and Eggs at The
Capitol Restaurant, 1854 First South
street.
, 1881-04-30
Sheri6's Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in
~ pursuance of a decree OF foreclosure,
order of sale and judgment, issued out OF the
District Court of the Territory of Washington
and for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms at Walla Walla, Waila Waiia
county, in said territory, IN certain action
therein pending, wherein William ILilotson,
administrator of the Estate of 5. +: Mont
somery, were Plaintiffs, and Joseph 5. McGhee,
T. J. Martin and ID. V. B. Henrie, surviving
partners Of the firm of Z. Martin Co., were
Defendants. which said decree, order Of sale
and Judgment was rendered in said action on
the 7th day of February, A ID. 1881. IN favor
of said Plaintiff and against said Defendant,
Joseph S. McGhee, for the sum of $l4S, with
interest at the rate of one per cent. per month
and the further sum of SlZ7 GO attorneys ices
in said action and so 90 costs of suit. Now,
therefore by virtue Of said decree of foreclosure,
order of sale and judgment and in pursuance
thereof, certified copy of which has been duly
issued out Of and under the seal OF SAID court,
and to me directed and delivered, L WILL 70
satisfy said decree of foreclosure, order OF sale
and judgment, said attorneys fees, interest,
costs and all increased costs, on the 7th day Of
Nav A. ID. 1881 A. the hour of 3 oclOck, P. n.
of said day, at the Court House door, in the city
and county of Walla Walla and Territory oi
Washington, sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder. the premises in said decree, order Oi
sale and judgment mentioned end described a
follows, tO-Wit:
Lots number ~ and eight Isl of block number
ten Q0t OF the town Of Waitsburg, in the county
of Walla-walla and Territory OF Washinston,
situate, lying and being in the county of Walls
Walia and Territory Of Washington, with al
and singular the hereditaments and appurten
ances thereunto belonging.
Given under my hand this ID day of March
A. ID. 1881. JAMES b. THOMPSON,
l4-5w Sheriff of Walla Walla Co.
, 1881-04-30
District Court Summons.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, SIS
county of Walla Walla.

IEREiroRi or wv MaST VII SIS.
County OF waiia "aiiA'
In the District Court Of the Territory Of VASE.
iagton. and for the First Judicial District
herocf holding terms at WdNa Wdtd' ~00o
Wai'd County, 'a sa'd 1erT1f"r3-
J,.oh II Miller Plaintiff, VS.. Charles Newell
'"OO Defendant.
rr>-1rpn cT,TFS OE AMERICA
VIE StSl,ii Wall nsfsnd,nt. Won are
L 10 ,h.rIes se"e, . ~ an act;or brongbt
hereDy required u Tit - Mile PJa;nt;ff in
against you ~ o"o8 a. Tarr;tnrv of Wash
the District 'eur' u. 'IT Tui. InJ;n;.l D;str;ct
inston. a: anu ~, - @ a, WaI,a Wall, Walla
tnereoi, IN noia.l'S e - 20 ,ns,vsr tLa
, 1881-04-30

FRon ME DaIES To WALLa Wa;L'--
Trains are now running regularly thiVast
from the Dalles 70 Walla Walla on schedule
time. The up bound train leaves the Dailes
At $50 ,. NJ, and arrives at Walla Walla q.
$50 next morning, Returning, the tram
leaves walla Walla at $50 P. ", and reaches
the Dalles a, i:30 in time TO connect with
the bost As yet no route agents take
cAsree Of the mails on the trans, the bag
c,se masters having been sworn In to look
.fs.r them for the present. Two additional
agents viii be appointed IS soon as the de-
p.rtmeot est.hlishes the regular ronte. which
~;ll be in the coarse of few weeks Capt.
RIB. Tuttle, Of the railway service, returned
rps,aay evening frsm Walla Walla from
,.h,ch uoint be accompanied the mails oI
-. 6xf through t-airs from the Dalles. hs
- ..co.e6ei.in making all necessary ~
......tr sbout distributing the mails Al
:... .kafious .'.-s 'a- iiae-
, 1881-04-30

such as Loss of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion to society, Dimness Of
Vision, Noises in the head the vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead TO insanity and death.
DIR. Nintie will agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for 4 case of this kind the Vital
Restorative under his special advice and treat
ment) will not cure, or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. DIR. Mintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis Of urine, So 0C
Price of Vital Restorative. SO 90 a bottle, OF
four times the quantity, $40 90; sent to any
address upon receipt of price, or c. o. d., Sc.
cure from observation, and in private name if
desired, by a. Z. NlINTIE, NJ. D.,
IL kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal
DR.. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticum.
cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder COM
plants, GonorrhGa, elect, Leucorrhea- For
sale byall druggists 81 90 a bottle, six bottles
for So 90.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market For sale by all druggists. Hodge,
Davis #. Co Portland wholesale agents Ally
, 1881-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERrlsEMENTs
MOORE .ri
r ..,.. ~AN
r Jr... ....-
OFFICE OF THEs
PACIFIC M u T u A L
Life Insurance Company.
OF CALIFORNIA.
SACRAMENTO, July lst, 1880.

SAcRAN
nssErs m should i Be sAFkTY
ms: .sssa &c rs, s :s q
and thus the o. wn no I the the
% h; e"Fa5Sy E s peai the following
ts & and iesDs SssIq a 5 I ss Ga the
@ ,,s r.e, Dividends and Surrender
& ias from rendered against IT and has SUITS " 'a
esr1sr been EXPERTS and most hh and search
aad business and IA ry e sH'ehes anu rus
~n have % n n Directors pah. business
the most make the one the safest institutions OF %
kH Scton sof Article of the State CafSa follows
SEC I Essh @ S sn a % al
the % s.ssn IF se ha , s~ss by hin Ths sf pe @
Joint stock shall @ BE 5Sny n EVENLY s 's % as s f.
the the creditors & ana = nt stk @ siaisn during
Its y = Gse no 4 % fS & s1 p % Fndsnsat ss % %
ment Policies and offer advantages the insured which not
s' When asi saeP Fds x sa @ Be- @ by the
e & giyE sdsPaS1 % Of G lI I Hs
% ,a 1 as sSss s 7 S % f the % sass sa a
its eleventh and dong affords mo ne aaa @ h me
frmnt ,hi done but in addition thereto considerable surplus
P n9es ms. az @ pSl T hvTse as 5 T @ aS r % n ;
SASTr LsSsss Ga,ssX Fox
Ralaa a"f%,HS H.aHpTos ! % : sr.
rs i bqa ANS b%k brT 4; a.h'r Ekssn aInlS'
Directors sPaefcM MutuaI Insuan
well who represent 10000 each
IL ESRSS ESRS5s H' ass RS ssS an. Findings.
q HSShPS SsdIsS %ssss;: S:s oe'"AAs-
Q SSErAdE Phssa.n.
ReskRS @ 6% SsHsFI wHSa Ts. % FSisA Agent &C Railroad
a. McKINNIE
Manager Washington and Idaho Territories
10 PORTLAND. OREGON.
, 1881-04-30

LET THERE BE LIGHr.-Chas. NJ. Patter
son, ESQ.,, has returned from CalifOrnia
where he went on business connected with
the enterprise Of lighting up this city with
gas. II ever there was town needed light.
ing with gas this is the one and it is most
sincerely to be hoped that our business men
and citizens generally will do everything in
their power to assist in so desirable an adj
vantage.
, 1881-04-30

BAcHwARD.-Letters from Ohio, Indiana
and Kansas dated April 10th received yes
terjay by gentleman here, state, that no
ploughiDg for corn had yet been done in
either State 1t is the most ba ;kward spring
ever known. Prospects for any crops what
ever are very discouraeing. In Kansas where
corn is usually planted by the 10th, plough
had Just begun and winter wheat had
been badly injured by frost and desicating
winds.
, 1881-04-30
Notice..
L. S LAND OFFICE,

IaGrande, Oregon. April 4th, 1881.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN En-
tered at this office by James II. Erwin
asainst James II. Winskill, for non-compli-
ance with the law Of January IA. 1873. on his
Timber Culture entry No. l4i, dated Septem-
Der p, 1873. upon the W. NWi NEt NWi.
and Nwt NEi, Sec. 20, T. S North, T. s.
east. W. NJ in Umatilla county, Oregon. with
a view 10 the cancellation OF said entry; the
said parties hereby summoned to appear
at this Office on the 10th day of May, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, TO respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
donment. HENRY W. DWIGHT,
a0-l5 Register.
, 1881-04-30

UNDER ORDERS. In regard TO the article
published in Fridays daily, the SrArEss,S
reporter is Informed by Mr.. Maxon, the
clerk at the Stine House, that he was acting
under the orders of Mr. Frush in not allow
ing the stage to proceed to the Exchange
hotel to take up passenger.
, 1881-04-30

FRun.-The fruit crop this year bids fair
TO be enormous: already the trees are bowed
down with the super-abundant quantity
hanging TO the branches and many citizens
say they will have to take them oil for fear
of breaking the trees down. The cherry
trees are particularly well loaded, so much
So in fact that there is hardly room for a
leaf. II is to be hoped that some one will
at once take measures TO erect drying and
canning factory and save for home cOnsump-
ton the supertluity. In all former years the
fruit has rotted on the ground and yet the
next season our merchants have been forced
to import their stock of dried and canned
fruits all the way fro.n California. Let this
be stopped for there is fortune in the busl-
ness OF saving the fruit.
, 1881-04-30

BIG SHowINc.-The coal deposits of Van
couver Island were estimated four years ago
TO contain 1900. 900 tons, and the estimate
has since been raised to 6. 600. 900 tons, while
some enthusiasts more than double this en-.
ormous figure. The coal Of the island is also
what is better, of most excellent quality.
, 1881-04-30
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
DIR. SPINNEY 4 60.

Is a never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
Ex hausted Vitality,
S e minal Weakness,
Spermatorrh9a, Lost
Man Hood, Impoten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self-Abuse, youthful
follies, and excesses
in p,otnrar raars
, 1881-04-30

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the
~ County Commissioners at their regular
February term passed an order giving bounty
a: three cents for each and every squire. rcslr
.i.,:versi to the County Auditor on the frst
i.v Of March. and Of t-ro cents for each and
e ~ scalp - de,:ver 4 on the FIRST day Of
:. II and My -esrec vely.
". C. PAINTER
AuditsE i ex -c:icie Clerk Of Board:
b [. K G.Ip Depnfv 7-o
, 1881-04-30

FEArD.-A bald headed family man who
visited the masquerade on Wednesday night
made the remark that leg which begins
small 1t .ae ankle and grows smaller Is a
fraud.
, 1881-04-30

SCIENTIFIC friend tells US that the
reason the world did not come to al end
yesterday was from the fact that Sa-turn-ed
when she saw Jew Peter causing them to
have little son, although Venus objected to
such proceedings.
, 1881-04-30

A RELIGIOUS CRowD-The Pomeroy Er
t,rniaa,or is engineered by asather religious
crowd Chief. brother Mays. the ''betting
preacher" compositor. Rev. J. b. Horner.
The new "Devil" is ~ he bishop.
, 1881-04-30

C0gE TO TIME-Brother Mays, of the
Pomeroy E1trDanafor is ranting about ''cir-
eulation." Well, brother, are you now
ready TO pull out and measure up as per so
bet made in Dayton some time past.
, 1881-04-30

Goisa 10 LEAVE. Father Pa,ps is going
to leave our city for Vancouver on the 6rst
Of May. Heregre.s the change very much
as he has made many good friends since he
has been With M.
, 1881-04-30
NOTICE TO TEACHES,
PimpleG

will mail lireel the recipe for sinple
YysETABIE BALM thxt viii remove TAN
FRECKLES. PIMPl.ES snd BLoTCHES
leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful: Az
instructions for producing a luxuriant growth
Of hair on = bald head or smooth face. Al.
dress, inclssins stamp. Ben. Vandslf 4 Co. :
Beeknar Street, \. v llsS
, 1881-04-30
FOR. SALE.

OAA ACRES IMPROVED DEEDEl
OVV land, eight miles East Of Waili
Walla, all under fence. 800 acres in wheat
young orchard, good barn and comfortable
house
ON acres adjoining the town OF Milton,
~ Oregon, very desirable for business
houses OF private residences.
"OUSE and Lot on Poplar street between
III 81 and ith streets. house contains hive
larce rooms besides kitchen, pantry and bath
room. large brick cellar, new stable, good well
of water and city water, bearing fruit trees.
sbu,bhery. etc. This Is one Of the mast desir
able houses ia Walla Walla-
"OUSE and two lots s and III block ~
in Roberts Addition. house contains
three rooms. stable and wood shed, fruit and
shade trees, good wei Of water with pump
~ lot, in Earron's Addition, five in block IL,
and two in block IL. Very desirable for
private residences.
All Of theaboye property for sale at bargains
For particulars enquire of
F.F. ADAMS,
5-tf Corner of Main and Third Streets.
, 1881-04-30

THE PArAHA FLUME.-Surveyors will run
th. levels for the Pataha fame in a few days.
We are informed, on good authority, that
the actual work Of putting up the aume will
begin inside Of forty days.
, 1881-04-30

ynLARp.-Since the sale Of the old Ore
gon Steam Navigation Company to Mr.. Vii
lard and his associates, they have spent, in
Oregon, s. or more for every twenty
piece they have earned in the State; and are
now putting forth all their energies to meet
the Union Pacific Railroad Company at
Baker City next spring, thus giving Oregon
and Washington an outlet TO the Atlantic
side direc. by rail- Mr.. Willard Will pro-
bsbly visit Oregon sometime in June next.
, 1881-04-30

CHINESE VEGErABLEs.-Th editor of the
Baker County RereiRe has been investigat-
ing Chinese gardens and after description
Of the how and wherefore, shakes his gray
hair and reflects as follows: 1--WE admit that
natule's laboratory is great alchemyst, and
that it can convert these vile fertilizers into
objects very pleasant to the sight and taste
of man; but We think it will he long time
ere mooneyed vegetable vender Will sell us
ANYMORE onions, lettuce, etc, no matter how
nice they may look. nor how strongly they
may be craved by our palate. Others can
do as they please. We have done buying
Chinese vegetables"