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, 1881-01-15
4 L:y, ?. Paper.

Theoe IS an evening paper Published in
Portland wh.c,i Is very enterp'sing
in Hec;ing neEsitems from other papers
and celebrated for n,ver c-ed:ting The
Ispers frum which il gathers lis items
But the ls,,s. piec. of inpudsnoe con
s:s.s II 4 "special' from wa'.a "aila CIV
ing a full account Of the execution ct
Th,na, IN its issue Of the 5,h- On the
4th pf January. the Jay Th"nas ~as
haneSd TIE telegraph wires were down
and continued 20 be doWn mil Thursday
night or Friday morning, Yet. this paper
siy,. q fuIi account Il the execution and
z,rribures the d:sf4.el 10 the Associa;ed
Press Reporter. We hsIe give the rsPort
as published in the papyr alluded u, a
the same ;iuie the Press reporter denies
having any cunueciion with the matter;
sPE.IAL - TIE TELEGRAM.
WALLA WALLA, Jan. 9th.
Yesterday nornin! We paid visit 10
the Condemned murderer ~ prison. ana
f,nu.! h':n a. stoi,.-.l aad uuyeliing toh h's
f...liuns =, vh.n the d-aIh warrant Was
read 70 him. We asked him II he had
ANY tnIas To say ta h's friens:s nt home 81
To Inc World. to w:ich he replied; " It's
un n.e f',- me ~ spcak word. have
i.e-n ,ried. cplyic ef, sentenced, and IN
frw hours w.il be executed.
ICarE not TEE REsTT
S,ve for nv ia. lnt wife. who may and
prnhailv viii meet The same tate as al
The hand. nf the peapi,. the hyenas al
C,lfn,. IN the weld owe nothing, and
a. hence as ,i.tu.h II were rs gcii THIS Is
otherwise. Tha; is ali have Z" say nov
NAV say NOR nn the scatfnid. feelin.
thst W. were iu;rudrng upon The las
tI-eriDy huns q: 4 lunmed man, We retir-
Ell. Lpavingh HIM tn his DARK and gloomy
hro..l.nrs a,lr tie raS-, present and IA"
i,rirf f,.-urr waict wosl u. hls career
on earth and send him into an uncertain
eternity. As the hour oi twelve ap-
rruach-d. .reat croEds gathered about
the yard where
THg scirTDLD
Hal been e1ected IN the VAN hope OF
catching glimpse # the murder r as he
took the f;:tal Hinge. Thrmas vas leri
10 ;he scaTol ac,nmnanird by 4 minister
and offici4ls, Walking with a firm, nnfal
rering irrad. dlnnfiug determination t.
die game, he made but n few remarks, al
ter which the moose WAS adjusted and
without further u-lty the decree of the
law was carried out. AMI the murderer
dans!ed III In:dair.
, 1881-01-15
The Irish Problem,

Tine situation in ireland grows U"fse
t1nru day IL day. On o'e s;"e Ne har'
che people surrendered hy strange IN
fs.uatinn 10 an agitation rhica u power
iul only for eci, wh1Se icnders have y"
,,la, to benefit the nation which is n0t
,.h:ne-a and sl.ich sacoesds III - :aIn-
I.at -1is.rnl, iOn and Anarchy. Ga the
other side We have sovcrnmer; whose
lsading members are solicitors FOR the
welfare of Ireland and you'd 90 further
in her cause than sny ministry England
ha. ever known. They have before them
the psrarnpun. duty Of enforcing the lsrs,
preserving society and safeEiiarding the
interests az all classes the rich and the
,our. tho land tiller \ sympathetic pub
lie opinion in England has become IL
,-ansed over manifest and avoxed ihirac-
tinns Of the law. The fayorite method Of
agitation, the L" Boycotting Of landlords
asit IS called, ID barbarisIn and terrorism,
and males the condition Of its object as
bad as It would be within the domimions
OF the Sioux Indians Every EnglisLman
and every lrishuan Who respects he laws
must regard snch business a. the end
Of society unless at can be arrested.
To give way to it is to eneourse 1t. 1t
Parnen can dictate governmental polly
for Ireland by dissolving society, Brad
laugh will endeav0r To do something "f
TIE same for England. No government
can meet snch an evil by s;rrendering TO
IT, There IA not 4 social system IN the
world that caa live under it II the ne
groes In the South We're 10 adopt Il the
South wonld, for the time being. he at
their mercy Ii even the Chinese IN Cal
ifornia were to apply it to the industries
and trades in which they are engaged the
producing systems Of the Pacific cast
would be paralyzed.
1t is said that on one occasion when
public opinion in Ireland ran hI5 h against
England some leader ike Parnell propose
to Boycott the government bank and
drive ii out Of existence The people,
under his advice, arose in their might and
burned all the notes Of the bank. The
result of the insane scritice was that the
bank was stronger than ever. THIS viii
be the result Of the present agitation.
No one who wishes well to Ireland can
fail To grieve al the success IF men like
Biggar ami Parnell in thwartius the bell
evolent aims Of men like Gladstone and
Bright They may succeed, and proba-
by will, III cverthrowing the government
or at least in paralyzing its policy IN Ire
land. What then viii Ireland he any
nearer her redemption because of the
downfall Of the best friends she ever has
known ia an English ministry
, 1881-01-15
The "Eence Law" in Kansas.

Only var siIce and the Cnion vas
" stopping over with the mcalculable
benefits the s;a.e Of Kansas had derived
from fence law. II now appears that
outside the exceptional rainy season Of
1878 no crop has bsen raised there and
the settlers who were induced q micra,e
thither are IN a starving condition. The
fence law has bern sp taken alyarrare If
that stock men are re;iti"ning the leo sla-
ture ard c"nsre>s t., s.. ASIDE this sr;6
b-lt- tor merely grazing purposes and d.
away with TIE Homestead act where farm
ing OPERATION are So useless. They asser,
that many h"uesycalC:s break i.nd on
the eat'l. range, Ilantin. corn with
the asowed intention of per.u:r,lps ,b,.
cattle 10 devonr the CROWN. rlants
and then Claiming excessive dana res from,
the gamers II ;he STICK for the les,rpc-
tion OF 4 cr"? tha, n all prosasiIitr would
have failed - ringp.
, 1881-01-15
The Great Eastern.

The GIrm EGsfern steamship has heon
d, finitely charteIed Tor ten years to cary
dead meat To tie Uni.ed Kingdom for the
American seaboard Of the River Plate 1t
Is calculated that from Tcxas ..r the Ar
genr.Ee Prpvincrs beef of prime quality
can be lad down in England at three
pence per pound. The prnmp ers OF this
bold scheme intend ,o slaughter the cattle
an h'.ard the great ship as received from
day To- day. and for this purpose they have
secured the services Of trained butchers
from the slaughter houses of Chicagn
The dressed mea: Will be stored in retrig-
orators, and Il Is estima.ed that 10000
to IL. 900 carcasses 6f beef all hung
equal TO 3,Oae or 900 tons af mea.-wii
be shipped eAei, vovs.e The .esnlt
this enterprise, if sncc-ss;.,' siI have
far wider bearing than .. pears at 81
sight Ii will he watched It'll mrch !
teres, by the public, 10 = abt, /. no
withstanding he large m', .rts af FIRE
meats We are Receiving. Il retail ,-i,,-
stll rule very high. Ent it aiil alsoi :. az
down the ring which, Shilr Ie- ing
immense profits, keeps almost at fan. ne
p1ees one OF tae iS>t f,.'d relu. SIC OF
the people.-Lot!SH TINS:
, 1881-01-15
Sher;f's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tha. in
N purssanceof decree Of foreclosure, order
of sale an Judgment issuel nut uf the District
Court of the ,ferritoryo of Washington andfor tae
First Judicial District thereof, hol.iing terms
at Wal!a Wa!la. Walla Walia county, In said
territory, IN \ certain action therein pending.
wherein c. F. kRAFT was Piainiif, and An
DRIw ScHHApEH wan Drfonian which said
decree, order of sale and Judgment was rem
dered III said action IN the 2ita day of No
rember, a u. 1880 IN favor at SAID Plaintiff
and against said Def,ndant Tor the sum Of
S79 81 with interrst a: the rae OF ten per cent.
pe: annum and the further cum "f S2U Attor-
neys fees in sa daction and SssS 81 costs Of suit
Nov, therefore, by virtGc NJ s1ii decree oi
foreclosure order nf ami Judgment an
N pursuance th-rroi Z certified copy of whi-a
has been duly ISSUED cut of and under the seal
OF sud court and To me directed and delivered,
/ will, to sati-f, sud decree of foreclosure,
ora-: e sale AMI jul Znent, sail attorneys
fees, interest. ro-ts and all increased costs on
MONDAY, tn l4th dty If February, A. ID.
1881, AZ the Court Hogs- doDr, ia The tv and
county Of y ala ~ ALA and Territory of WISH
ington. at the hour OF oc!opk, P ", Of said
day, SCI $. public auction t. the hishe>tltll-r
for gold coin, the premises in said d-cree,
order of sale and Judgment mentioned and
describa i ~ iDliop q. ~ 4lt: \ CERTAIN buiid-
ing, Us a "a brewery sitnatei on tn follow
ing de~cribe,l 1T, pree nr raEe4 Of land,
situa,.d IN " Ia " ala cs.su:y. " ashiust.,n
{. rr.t,a =, ani i..rtil.llFg GeSeTib-d As fal W.
to-wi.: 'C,,unasTciny 9. thu pom. wher- the
north linz Of j. 81 Arm>trn-S- lad the
Na-eh line Il frser.SIsI Block Fifteen sni
Mn tern of ME : AtdiGiln to Walia Walk
city if caat.naei u.d iuiers-c: the L. wistf.n
ruA1, thence Es>t.ily along the North line os
NJ = T.. Il(r q
AZ gat angle Ner 80 let. thence W.st on a
,ine iaisliel with thr-sad j. Al Armstrong;
laui {, nc cruter oi tie Lewiston rad, thence
a...i.: The esr;ec iI.= Il ;h--ad Lewiston rad
in <ontherly dire:fi,n 20 the place 81 hegin-
nins, with al the iHfeie-t hich sait .i-fead-
ant "a m ard u ni'i land the lish day IF
De'r5Ib.r, lS19. - .r
Gis-.l undss s.s i....d ii... .I3.h ,i4y OF JAnu-
ary, =. h. 1851
JAMES b. THOMPSON. p
35w Sheriff n wa,la Walls County.
, 1881-01-15
Talking PLAIN to a Jury.

Tie verdiciS given by juries are often
strange and incomprehensible 1t is se!-
dom 4 judge las the courage to remind
them oi tins TACT. hut Judge Aiken, of
Virginia, made . departure from the ruiz.
A man namel named Thompson vas tried
before h;m inr nur,..-I- TA. iury brought
in 4 verdict for imp, isoumenl for eighteen
years in the r-ai!rn;iary. On hearing
the verlie,, Julse Aiken sad
Scot ThompSnn, y"uy present situation,
whe'h y"u i'- guilty. or innocent of the
murder f Haukin~. Is due rn the moral
CO Nal d &c II tae.ye III n. Ei;ler You are
alto -er her inlInceut OF The accusation made
against Yea hy the c,mm,aweal;h. nr
you perpe;gat,d murder III The first de.
gree IN law, AZ! i IA. f.ulss, in cold
blood d and uDfsriin. atrocjrv. II YOU
we're reliev.d nm cent. muastrous
CRIME rests uP.n those who declared YOU
gu'lty. II yuu are gully, Your wiekrd
lie has beea sasel hy the Ct miual w. ak
ness Of ju,y who had not tie neral
c. urage 10 ac: icGrlcsSly. AMI the full
extent of The lax upan eridence, the
truth Il Nhlch they endorsed bv the yer
diet they rendered
, 1881-01-15
OUR SEcoNn ARGUMENT-:-0HR PRICE,!

Furnishing Goods We have torn the pesSpe"n VIII
gard quality Such goods Lined Duck Goats and ef "
off, n ss n than We Maid for % as have for such goods
in few weeks carry nothing season to anohor hey nc
worth more than We people have the prefer e
money Heavy Underns and Drawer, 67h cents eash' e ~
very A urunre Shirts ever for $I5o These n ms
deserve attention they examined don't hem5ook
them ANYHOW stronger than
cheap selling We don't buy We
to look obge looking that's how advertise "" want to
show your pces marked plain below anything
Wala Waia. .'i s' =
, 1881-01-15
Eotsce 70 tie Public.


Hereafter the SrArsssAswill devote asp-ee
in this senluma g. fhe adseEtising ri lst hi'es
70 our pail ap sd6cs ih<rs We ~, tree sFaoe
al sskess wii, le ehsrsti o. dollar. s.
W,el H.-s,. Il haasis high. white stripe
sowu lace. branded SD, Gu right shonider'
r;S,iip, .I,pa. three mniit.S hsturn 10 III
I ID, MrCurly, Walla Wslla and receise re-
ward.
For iufsrnStion ,ste the yhsrsabguts q a
lirbt BAY Hogse, branisi ID, b. On the ie,'
,hirh. white SO. on hind leg Inform VI.
RrcGirs. or IfEKx,S BAci'aaS, Lower i'u-
chet. W. l. a., .,v.ra. -
Stssye,i. . Sgrrrn Mare las hanas h'sn'
h.svv sr,' hrsr,i-t, On ,e;l hip with an
-: ~ IL letter "" Stray-d from
,b. Ss' ,,cr tr ok OIL the l1,h If November. The
sboce reward will b- given On return az the
mare - h,H, N, N W-u.
II the Rae. Track. Walls waifa-
n, ~ abst the 18th of November, one
srsn y. mule. both mares, with name n'schea
Ia ,a;Is trimmed. no brands. one black
Ears old the other bay !; or 10 years Old
Ill ,,sy ten dollars to any one giriDs itif'rna
,;"n lsa,linr a. the recovery of the same
'''-' .foHN GoopwIy,
Milton, Uma,illa county, urrsm.
At wayla Walla. October 10Th, cnssnut
sn-rel Mare. ; vears old. branded - T. On
left shnnld-r with X above the J. e. on ieft
hin .iW. c.; white ian,. test all white excerpt
r;nbt hind foot Also. since September Z, .
M.re and Colt, Mare Q years old, monse c1for'
blsze f,oe. saddle marked, three white tees,
branded ". b on right shnn!dsr. t"It
J,rl, brown and white !aoe-
". e. RHEEN,
Yansyckle, Umatilla Co, Oregon,
Lost Horses.
hay. running in Umatilia county the iol,
Iowin, described colts which viii pay So 10
-,,cb f,r .r SO for the lot: One bright dark
bay fsy. 2-vear-o,i. One snsrel horse COR
With snr,,, white feet snI strip in his face
year-old. One yellow sorrel mar, . year Old
with percheron coit with her One grey horse
colt, a.year-old One large bright hay horse
3yrar Old One hne 4 year old bay h",se'
branIied "Y" and 40 T." ~ III ght shoulder;
All are brsn.lad 20 f" on right shoulder eni
yellow mare Nv" on left shoulder
'''''' ''''>' PHILIr Ruz,
Wall, H.I!l W T.
, 1881-01-15
WAlt Tal!a, ". T.
NtERiED.


H,xrsE ESS1s-In this city, Jan. 10. by
Father Duffy, James Hayes and Elsa Ennis
Tn. br;ie is 4 recent arrival in this eouii-
try and a sister to oar old time friend CnriS
Enpis. She is most estimable yonns iady-
The hapPy bridegroom Is well known % u', oa,
eonmnnity as prosperous farmer. i"ey
b,ve .be hest wishes of the STATESMAS for a
long life of happiness and prosperity
E,sRrs-S -ScAxL1y.-In this city, Jan. 10,
II III, residence Of James Cnnin. by Father
Duff. W. b Harris ani Miss Mary Scaniin,
All of Columbia County.
ToxER R-REsgR. In TIM city, Dec 81, by
the Rev. u. G. Strong at the residence o, tne
bride's father, Michae, Toner and Miss Juiia
keseT.
Brrss-Brxr.aix-tn IN this city, at the par
son,me Of Rev. Rott. Boyd, Jan. 10, Chas- H.
BetIs and Miss Annie Benjamin OF dsueSs~'
d,ho
, 1881-01-15
Ma oyAL DEsrs AND P,yyr

NAT oSAL DEsTs AND P,yuEVrs.
'ii'ed S'a'es IS tae ..n'y coun,ry that has
materially reduced is debr in the past
fourteen years, excep; the Netherlands,
which owed in lSt5 above s4I4,0oO, 600.
and has reduced II = hboui 800. .000. .ooa
We aAve paid II tie aston shin. sum uf
nearly 81 ,ep1 ,05J,0Jo, or have reduced
our a, b; ir m Sa,.55, ,oo0, coo ~ 81. $50
Wl,tto. Moose lvss than France. Grea.
b .'@ =, Span, Austria, IT i,aiv. In.
ltu-Aa debt Is larger tGaa our. Ly s56-
oo,"n Frame las the largest deb. in
;he world, or s, ,q-a. 600 On0
, 1881-01-15

In reducing the price Goods the present value alto
geher The season nearly money getting scarce and we VIII now
offer those goods compel the public who want the most m
r uo, examine what We Plain and Fancy Dress Goods marked
down n cents ,nsuedc Wool Suings Cloths only cents
Choice French Pd heavy All Wool Suangs c an 20
nv cents rc Cloths all desirable shades reduced to $ Dix
Brodes reduced S5o $ioo Polka dot Vee quite
to 81 our popus s. Blk Cashmere reduced to S7'a cents
, 1881-01-15
Our FOURTH ARGUMENT: COUNTRY ORDERS!

which prepared present 20 the public
be best understood by personal examination but system
guarantee the advantage miles
Wal Wa the ea whether
selected order by mail We have only
everything marked and where entrusted with Or
der scrupuous that the confidence misplaced
terest When I'll Order xh
expectation other Orders the These
business they Of the levers
which reputation and appeal lady the
goods whether have been pleased other
prepared send application free Of charge samples Of
anything establishment the lowest possible which all goods
marked where Patrons feel the
Ig, dissatisfaction with article forward shall refund the
money with pleasure.
, 1881-01-15
Our First Argument: Cash!

Ar propose to clear out all Fall and
Winter Goods as and fixed never to carry goods o
from on season to another ideas reject such method They must be
dised Of they and that the rapid manner possible
And accomplish that We have cut the pees down
that must awaken astonishmen.
, 1881-01-15
OUR THIRD ARGUMENT-:-PLAM FIGURES

We have Dolmans stock ranging price from 81
70 $40 We they they aensked
straight down Examine them don't buy them
don't think cheap Ladies and Chdens Wool Hosiery and Tn
and rid of them quick Every
goods You have the opportunity to buthem cheap
least don't Judge for yourself Gennen
Hats cut down 20 per prices having
fashionable shapes determined offer them thar will
unavrl IN the minds people prices wla Wal
, 1881-01-15
n,se,-ict Court Summons.

Ea1 f1srrus.r < OF WAsalss1o. HI Ss
Countya Wallis wallA.
=, IL, D;,,,ict C,urt ., the Territory ef Esa-
;asaa @ ami Tor he Ga Jadieid btsa,a
,nss..f ~m ~, t,r,., af B'uiia Wai,a: Tdfa
Valid Corntn, IN aid Te T''o'g.
n. ". ScHrIBrR, Plzinti vs.. hAkhiKH
SCBEIBER, DefenA
yUyHE UNITED STATES & fAMEhiGA:
70 HARRIET SCaIIEEH, n ienoahs log
are hereby requised " aptear 4 n ,acus..s. a. uSo
brousht against you by N. w
Plaintiff, in the District Court of .'nr t.II,
tory of Washington and fcr The Ers* WsI.
District thereof, holding terms at WaHA a.
Walla Walk county, in faid tslIif@y, =.
swer the complaint Of Plaintiff, hled IN ~. 81.
Walla county within twenty days attsr
service of this summons. exclusive OF the a
of service, if served in said county. II not
served In said county but in said Diltzict in
tbirty days If served in any otfkr Jsdicisl
District in the territory, in forty days. Ii
served by publication within sixty days after
the date Of this summanA or the said Plaintiff
will take luAgsment Agaipst you by default.
according ts<ke prayer Of tSs complaint.
Said actin i brought by fhe Plaintiff to
obtain a divorce from the Defendant on .hs
Grounds of Abandonment VI said Plaintiff by
the Defendant tor more than one year.
Witness the Hon S. G. yIxGAkD.
Associate Justice Ct fshe Supreme
snuWs Court Of Washington Territory,
SsAL and Julgeof said Cpsrt, aad tts
Seal thereof affixed, this tfhA
day of November. A. b. .1SsO.
A. REEVES AYRES.
S. G. FAEsEsrs E,AAs;.iE. ss....y. . .sss. sls.t.
, 1881-01-15
OUR ARGUMENTS!

GAGS gT51E JTsI TT,-g<s.t rzeassu
Five months only have passed commenced business "
W,a and yet in period of time our business our sy
name have been spoken about and commented upon every
an which our business established hare already
the nbc mind with an enduring hold and this year We sha ee
Nothing undone that human devise to still further ao w
epu,aon country. .ET ~2-i --t t--' 90 ''-'- --=
, 1881-01-15

20 ef te PsaeE.- 2. - a.. az
TOJ.. H. McRWEN :-Y"u ~ Ae1F ~
tifisd that Paine iBrskAsfs kasc Gsd 4
eenphist at,.ins you iRnif et N4l3$u
come on 70 be heard At my okce n thH ~ .
waAla Walls. W. II. On tie III d GA"
my, 1851, II the hDor Of tra s'clsf. =. H.SN
unless you appsar and tbra. ard thne s1Poss
the same will b taken, - soafespe4 sd ~
demand Of the Plaintiff granted. The Hsjse
and demand of tie cnnrlain ksts rscover y
Jon the sum Of $50 g. and futsnyf. nSasy
due On . prhmrsory note. rou ~ als nst+
fed that your property has been attsrA~,f in
this action. CoDplaiLi flei Dec,sSb.4 .sth,
1880 .. p, LACY,
Justitf II he reaes.
& L. L ]. l. SHARrreIx, 80 -
Attoneya for pl2infid. w. a N
, 1881-01-15

THEHsS tSaad q WAY At isst 10 break
4 up4issn,s s.sensth il IS well knoxn
q ttat the su'ese,. way. to d ,perse a crowd
is 10 pass round Ea,, AMI they're now
,.ass,ng che Anuug HIS admirers L. take
IN cnllt ction for his benet'.
, 1881-01-15

SEATs IN the New York sfock exchange
az IN active demand, 50 ,Hoo being bid
and So .oJ1 asked
, 1881-01-15

THERE aye i3.J school chil,lren IN
Northern Idaho, .ad over 5000 have been
expended the last Year In teaching them.
, 1881-01-15

-. Nearly all of these rails, VIZ 5000
;: .ato0s, are steel Measured in : straight
tack. these 81 900 tons OF rails vii lay
579.3 81 mii.ss.awe- de hope and believe
.sthat the year 1851 Mil sse every inch Of
=, dat dis,snce bu 1t and operated T"
, 1881-01-15
Ds.sriet Court Sunmous

OF WASHINGTON,
SCounty of walla walla, M
NJ Dusriot Cont Of tic Territory Of Wax.
ko. and for TIC Pira Judicial Disapia
~ Holding Te, ms at wsiia Talla
l.N Waiia C0anig, IN ard furif0ry.
kNfArNE ASp J. q, PANS, Plaintiffs, Va
- j. J. CAIRNS, Defendant
TyRs UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To J. ]. CAIRNS. Defendant: Ym ~.
hereby reauii-d 10 appear in An action bfousA,
.r.inst yoa by 7. W. PAISE and J. G. PArys
Plaintiffs. in the District Court ef the Ter;
tory andfor the ,Fist judicial District tAs,..
of holdinyter,ns at Wafls WsRa, Wall N.M
County in said Territory, TO answer the cnm,
nl.ipt al PIsinfilfs fled IN Wnlis Wails c..
ty within twenty days after the service Of ,s:.
,uu,srSous, exclusive of Ne day Is sery;eS .
seryNa in aid Cuaats. II not eSvsd m -
County but in said District in thirty day..
served in any other Judicial District in II.
TERRITORY, in forty days IL served by ouU.
cation within sixty days after the date Of M.
sunmons. on. the said plaintiffs will take iuJ,.
nsis-Ae&sa ypu by .aefault, apaEng 3
complaint, wi
Said action Is brought To recover the sum q,
Si66 90 In ,s,li coin and interest thereon fr,r
the lst day of October, 1850. st II p-r Ont
per month and SlS0O As attorneys lee. th.r,.
in due Plaintiffs from Defendant on two
certain promissary notes made hy Deienlan.
Witness the Hon. S {. WIxGlan.
,.... Associate Justice Of the Sup,rus
SEAL I. Court Washington T-rritory.
s'''r'' andI ude,- of said Court, and Il.
Seal thereof affixed. this 81 dsyA
December. A. w.. lSs0- b. :
A. REEVES AYRES,
rS,T I,SsFRTE
, 1881-01-15
Vigor.

TIE pl ilsdelphia Ns,r Noih,oeSt, for
December. has the following in regard TO
the Northern Pacific
1--WE are Informed that the directors
OF the Northern Pacific railroad company.
at the November me, ting, fully author
rzed President Billings to contract for all
the rails. engines. ties and material wh;ch,
in his Judgment should he necessary to
the rapid completion n the rad. T. no
man could power and discretIa: be more
- sAiely given than u the executive head If
~,this railway enterprise. The vjgor Of his
administration can be fe,t IN the purchases
Y-'he has made, and the contrae,s he has e;i=.
tered into, in view OF h-ge construction
the eomlns year, They are as follows
=. Rails. iron and >te-l. l....-----.- y 900 TINS.
1ocomStiveS -..- .-.............. IL .......
Locomotives. opium Tor alo:s- - r --.
CNs-tSA .-....--.---....--.-...- So
Il ............ aS ..
stock $1,000 --.-------.-.. Sno--e,0
oi the rails the ais.ribut;on Will proba,
.hly be as follows
=, To the Wisconsin division. the Cas-
.e,t on sanch, and the FNrvoand
Southwestern branch ~ II Go tons
The PACfEeeuaa disl.aons-- tl.0u =
|. The y iei.nws;One division .-..--. ~, coo -
al=n
, 1881-01-15
District Court Summons.

District Court Summons.
THka;TnRY oY WAsHIyGros. L.,
County Of Wslla Walla, ~
In the D;srict Court Of q, Territory y Fa,i
iagton aad jor tie First Judicial D..,r,,
A<re,f, kold.,y terms at WalL, EaEo, Te,,,
WaU& County, az sad Territora =.
Dorsay S. Baker and John F. Bower, PlGnfiA
versus Cyrus A Eobey and Sherman
& ICES, Defendants.
TIME UNITED STATES oFsAMERICA
to Gyrss y Eobsy and Sherman X. I,,,,
Defendants: You are hereby required 10 n
near in an acton brought against YOU by Ilrr-
saw s. Baker and John 4. Boyer, Plaintiffs N
the District Court af the Territory Of WasA-
inston and for the First Judicial District the,s.
of. holding teTmS at Wall. Waltz, Walls Var,
County, in said Territory. b, answsr theron.
ulaint Of Plaintiffs filei IN walla Waha eusniy
within tventy, GAY, aft2, he sssT.rs q th
summons, exclusive OF tia iaT st s.-rtrj;;,.
served in said county. Ii ros served IN saii
e omty but in said district in thirty days II
"a ryed in any other Judicial District 10 tts
Te rritory. in forty days. II served by pahii.
cat ON within >ixty days after The da.e q tbs
sum mons, or the said plaintiffs will take iudge
men against yOu ly default. accurding to DE-
nav r of the complaint Said action Il brca6A.
to re, over the sum If $50 90 with iltesel
tbereo a from June 9TH, 1850, until paid XAd
sI5 90 attorneys iets herein, due plain.ias
srnn Il. PENDANTS ON S certain prnmia~sy ns,s
,r.d. a, ideliveredby Defendants to Plaintiff.
Witness the Hoy. s C. WScAln,
f Associate Justice of the Supssms
an,ooao. Court of Washington Territory,
J stAL- and judge OF said Court andsh
Seal thereof affixed, thi 81 DAY 0i
December, a. u. 1880.
A. REEVES AYRES, tierh.
prRIS.v. IL SHARPSTEIN,
FAintiffs' Attorneys
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