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HTnaf>i5 N Il e Applicant. ~
Also personally iappearsd---,
all ----- persons to me well known
and whom t certify tobe respectable
and entitled to credit who being by
me duly sworn upon oath say they
were present and saw, claim
ant, sign his name to the foregoing
declaration, and that tho statements
in said declaration are true and COR
rect, and that said ---7-- is the iden-
tical person he represents himself
to be. 3 ~ ''
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C.urlhar dfises s~ay mo-4airses-
Y,sl.. siH 10: voSk N ibe lfhi
husssria eares tte s'ifTs -r8 tI-ss Z
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CBnQIRCsI ~.

MISUNDERSTANDING N the Methodis
Church every Srbbxtb. Rev. u. 3. Thrall.7 Pastor.
Sunday Schooiat 0 O'Clock, \ ~. Class meetius
or young Mems Hraycr Meeting st , O'clock 2. Y
Payer Meeting on Wednesday.
cHRlaIl Preaching at The Christian
Church Oh the second aud fourth sabbaths In esct
month. 80
stan Church on the sfcond and fourth sav-
ba In each month Dy the Rev. ". T.. kenncdy. .
Pk0TRSrAEr RPisCOP AL.- -srrv,cesrs every
fourth Sunday III each f,onth at lUx o'clock, a.
NJ. and Z p. q, AT NJ. Marks Church.l
Notwithstanding az the Chrsiian Church
on the drst and third sundays In each month, ~
Elder y. Hatcher.
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Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this day of ---1 l8-. And
1 certify that the contents Of the
foregoing declaration were fully made
known and explained to the atlantis
before they signed the same. Z
r In testimony whereof I
i(NolA) have hereuntO set my
SEAL hand and official seal. the
WV day first above written.
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San Marcos Lodge 30. ?&1 meets Saturday on OF
before full moon. I'd J. l. Gr.en, W.M. Albert
Hca'On SECRETARY.
sau Narcos Chapter No. In. meets Tuesday IN OF
bc fare iu,l n"ou. u. T.. uopkins v. II. II. r.
Albert Hcato". Scci tary.
Hays Lodge X. OF II. No. lGgS, meets 2ni anil 9Th
Friisya of each month. J. nutchins. Dictator,
". l.. Kennedy, Reporter.
Star of Hope Couuci, No. p. u. T. 7. J.
Combs, Pres. Frank G.liri'. Secretary 8 T
10. OF. Monn,aion Ledge No. l5l mects every
Monday night. Z. II. ROa !, y. G. Albert Beatot,
Secretary. -
Pciklns Enc ampmcnt No. 50 meets lat Bril- aud 9Th
Friday u each Wonih. KID. H. Kose, e. r. Aiber'
Hen ton secretary. r ..
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Veterans Bounty Land Procccdlngs IN
der The New Law.

| The Legislature atits recent session
passed an net granting 4 lind cGftiti
cate Of 1880 acres ~ each od tho sur
viving soldiers Of the Texas revolt
ton and tho ,signers pf tho declara
ton Of Texas independence, and y
the surviving widows Of those who
foil at Dawson's massacre, '3lV % =
The irw gives the certificates ID
all veterans without regard 10 tlIoi,
condition in life bnt applies only to
tho widows Of those veterans remain
| ing unmarried since the death Of their
husbands. ThA ihdigent veterans
who received the $40 acre land Ger
tifcates under, ths act Of April 70
1879, aro given only GAO acre certia
Gates by this law. al .sisd t,o,l
Any veteran applying for Q SVarrani
under the new law must make ,prooi
Of claim by affidavit in the following
form;aT .tdsW K 2 ;il3ol 3na
The STATE Ior' TEXAS, % q ;ssm
County of --. N X ;nL
On this ----- day 0f ----A,iD'
49,, personally appeared before me,
-, county clerk 3of said dcounty
of --------, and State Of Texas,-----
who being duly sworn, upon oath de
olares that he sthe identical -----r-,
who served as o. soldier in the war
between Texas and Mexico, in the
army Of the republic Of Te1asi that
he entered service on the -----. day OF
IA. d. 49,, and was discharg-
cd on the - day of '----H, A@sD,
18--, that he was q member of cou1l
pany--commanded by-----. Aud
applicant makes application for the
land certificates to which, he Is on
titled for m,chservices by the act OF
March Is, A. ID. 1881. saHN Z 3a
, 1881-12-10
DEALING JUSTICE
And Sits Down , His suN.....

~ ''''A down \ His SUBJECTS.
hlew the trampets
best the drums
Dee the eNaausring hero coma. - ,9
nohimed His Honor as he shuss.s i
/ 'se sosrt room this mcra.ns q = a. s.S
haa oeen kmdled By the s,ar,ials.,d ID .hs
room made warn and he ...tsa 80. - :,
the sele with = maeh esap.snre |. c.
beer. - ,,Es a. -. - : quart Oh
ins sa world Of s.ady. Mr Marshal
he went on as he seated tiua.,t .saIL,
over The docket and you can't most alx,v.
sometimes tell what t.enty- -iuur Aours NAV
'ring forth. To day we NAV watch j. ~.
g0Amias ior some subject to be brong Oh.
.Ottn upon whom oIr iudi,iai brow NAV
'ioAn n "lth anger and Kstch in VAIN AID
'7'--u''f'ew y 'r'ff'ew We may have more business on
nahu man We can -strad to. Its all owing
! 20 the disposition OF the patient and In. Ia.
'i'i'y to get drunk However, in these days
"Hea fellow lives off iree lunch stand
and Feta,ps the same amount of aesh as III.
man does who pays So wsek for bar, We
, Shouid MT be surprised at any,hiup. Va.
may mug tie bell Row s:ld raj ,e the cu,...;r,
while interview the tirrony of humanity
"h' have seen fit to pi4ce their hropans on
the ordinances Of the city.
As the Marshal responded to the order
Michael Dehoncy made hi. appearance be.
fore the io"iliGhts, looking As though he had
crsw!ed under the circus tent, m tead Of
gong IN at thu dour. and had had some diff
Guilty with the boss canvass nan.
=" as IT painted in oil or water CO orr
asked HIS Honor, as I've looked st Michael's
left optic which was draped IN beautiful
dark blue.
"lt was painted by Frank Buckley, re,
Piled Michael, Is he looked carslessly around.
"ENaeily," replied "His Fcaor." ''Guesy
he must have served fail time at his trade.
| Judging from the first-ciass work he accom-
m'd"tsd y"u VIZ. The only thing now
lacking = proper fsalae, aEd as the city
carpenter is busy today. 1 guess iii let you
go down ani fit that eye in one Of the bars
of tn" city calaboose. How VII that suit
YOU
81 decline the honor. may it please the
court, sad Michael, as he advanced. .'The
truth ls am m unaSSumIng citizen. ani
would rather all gifts should be given 10 the
poor This may seem strange TO you, but
it's al owing TO thc way xas brought u,"
"ENa'tly. Michael. Tbs court Is pleased
TO SEE yOu showing som, m,gnanimons spirit,
and rs it doesn't oft,n run across men Of
your hind, it viii ask yuu to hang ten dol
lar bill on tie corner OF the table there, SO
that the ei5y orphans, OF wis Ia | am chief,
may be abe to purchase Christmas gift.
Do you cater 20 the idea ?"
Il do" saii Michael bat owing 10 the
fact that lett al my loose change in a sa-
loon las might. am unable TO make you
happy. Cpess III 20 down and board with
the city marshal
Il guess You will, Michael. At least that's
the way It strikes this ccart. The smallpox
having ieeu declared fraud, il is unpcccs.
sary f,r you topnsei'ase a morning sni. like
the ane N nov wear It viii take a few
days fer that hue covering 10 leave Your eye
and VIXEN Won come ont you VIII look as
though yOu were going to circus instead OF
a funeral. Gou can walk out now for this
court stIuds adJOurncd.
, 1881-12-10
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The following resolutions were adopted by
the I. 0. O. =. Of Portland, in hOEor of the
late Grand Secretary, James l.. Ridgley:
o. 1,r,,n, Dnprr Nm I'm

The following resolutions were adopted by
the 7. O. O. =. Of Portland, in honor Of the
late Grand Secretary, James L. Ridgley:
OpD FELLOWS Temple. PORTLAND. Or,
December :, 1851.
BRErHEEN:-We, your committee, appoint
Ell 20 prepare appropriate resolutions OF re-
Spect To the memory OF brother James L. Ridg-
lev Grand Corresponding and Recording Sec
rrtary uf the Sovereign Grand l~.dSs of the
independent Order Of Odd Fellows, who died
at the city of Baltimore, Maryland, on the l6rh
day Of November, 1881, fraternally submit the
following:
James L. Rligley, the companion and coad-
tutor of Thomas Wildey, tine historian of Odd
Fellowship, the veteran Odd Fellow whose life
for more than half a century was devoted tn
the advancement Of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows is dead. And as an expression Of
our appreciation of his life work, and our sor
row at his death. We, his brethren Of the citSs
Of Portland and East Portland, do hereby
ReS0lre That the example presented by his
Efe's devotion To the interests of suffering hu-
manitv, and his determined and etfertua ef
forts t. :,melinrate the condition Of his fellnW
man. entitle his memory TO place in the aifec-
'ions not only Of Odd Fellows, but Of good men
ereryWhrTe-
R.u'or1. That VIZ, a7 Old Prl'pws, with al
nIirt.;on for HIS scholarly arquiremants, with
afectionaie regard for h.s devotion to our Or
der. AMI vita frat.raA love tor his pure char
acter and spolass If, viii ever cherish his
memory as an iIinstrioys exponent Il the tILe
minriyles of Odd Fellowship
R-sGyr,d, That a. ii token "f our unf-igned
r.,lw, we IecemulenA th.t our l"igr ruons
b. ...a,ef in mourning, and that the members
Of the Ol,ier wear the us;.al BADGE Of mourning
for Thirty days
CYRCs i. DoLH, p. IL,
\. n. GaHBEiI, p. G.,
Dr.. s Z JOSEPH. P. G.,
II. s ALIEN, 7. e.,
]. :. KELLER. 7. IL,
" OswOLD, p e.,
Committee.
, 1881-12-10

WESTON FLs4rex.- city eiecf''h A'
Weston resnl.ed N the following ne"
officers: Mayor, Eon- J. = =" hite ie'V'
.er ". r Jones treasurer, l. .. 'oi :
marshal. Fl. NJ. Woods: cuurctiiaen, D.
Miller. H. McArihur. thss. Ne.d"r'ts. o.
Provts;el, F. VI. ranis, p. 4. "Oith;ng'0''
, 1881-12-10
THEY FIXED EN-

A WaIla " ALA man recently ordered a
pa of trousers from aIs tailor, and on irving
them on they proved to be several inches too
long. Il balpg late on Saturday night and
the barber shop being closed, he took the
trousers 10 ms wife and asked her 70 cut
them over. Her supper somehow or other
had not se, W, II on hey stomacf and she re
fusel rather brnsluely. His wife's sister
and lis eldrs. daughter were next apt piled to
and they had scme excuse TO offer, So he
threw them yu op the lo-nSe AMI went
alt in a hUff. Be:ore hedtine, ,he vie, tel
ing little better, took the pant, cut on siA
inches iron the legs, hem,nei them and
huus ther. mp. Hall An hour later the sis-
ter, having fe~ spare moments toe. the
pan.s. cut off SIX inches. hemmed and re-
olacei them. AMI Just then the d4ushter,
feeling sorry for her father, performed sim
liar surgical opera ion on the garment and
ol,ced them On char. He tr:e,l tn pants
on the next morning, and danced before the
sstonished females msl ith rage, and lock
ing ike highland chieItain on tear. he
won't have any more pants cut over at
least not st.home.
, 1881-12-10
A SAD STORY.
Fro1 Hoaor to Debanehary and
.-r Shame.


lnose .! orr readers wac we're IN the dis'
tnct court room some two weeks sgo when
Judge Wingard ponOunced sentence on
Charles Wilkins, ior bnrglarizing the house
Of Charles Ross, N thls e,ty. hEtls knew the
character or standing the young mao en-
loyed IN his old HON, In Illinois.
A promising young man, years ago. vas
Charles kearns for this u the young mans
true name, was the pride of a kind father
and doting mother. With al tina. wealth
and position could give him, nothing stood
inthe way of his .scending the ladder of
fame to anv height ne chose. But rum. Ike
the sva effects Of opium Ill this country,
secured TO god hvla on MIN, and he
went on tic slnc road that many yoans
nan before hun has-uaveIed Ii WIS whiie
his father was acting in the capacity of
sHERIFF OF CuoK COUNTY,
Illinois, that young Kearns began his de
baucLery, and SO well did he apply himself
70 this that he was arrested and confined in
jail by the parent VINO brought him into
being and 70 earnestly guarded him in child
hood kearLs has one eventful history.
Realizing tia. his standing at home was
gone, and being in part discouraged, he
started from home and set his face in the di-
rectiOn Of the setting sun. Taking bis Own
story, he has interviewed and been an occu-
pant of two-ffths of the jails between tins
city and the Middle states. and his incarcer-
ations do not seen TO be 4 check TO his mad
career, so great has been his disposition to
commit petty larceny Upon arriving IN
Walia WaIla he concluded to
MAKE A yEW START
And sor time behaved himself so well that
his tendancy was up instead OF downward.
It dia not last long, however One visit to
the wine room and the old habits at once re-
turned, and lii three mouths he became one
OF the ci.y's noted characters. From bad he
went TO worse until no den IN the city was
too low for him, and as result he how hes
in the penitentiary OF Washington Terri
tory, branded as a telon, and with no state
10 look to Whose Judicial docket IN some por
tons thereof, does not contain upon its pages
his name IN connection with some act that
would in his early days have Bought to his
sh nfs sh
like other young criminals who have passed
On before him, has simply run his race, leav-
ing enough of honor in his frame to take to
himself an ailas, and thus protect the name
Of the mother who gave him birth His
career should b. a warning TO others. but it
Will not. So long as civilization ISIS, CRIME
will he extant. ami some n,ust necessarily lie
the criminals. Young hesrps is one Of
those
, 1881-12-10
SKIN DISEASE.

F. Drake, Esq, Cleveland, O, srffrrsd
bey.,i.d all description from 4 tkln disease
which appesrod on hi- hands, head and fsos
and NEARLY destroyed he eye. The mo,
ca.efal doctoring failed TO help him. aud
a't.r all had failed he used DR. FraneH
Magic Giutu,en, and va. cared By . fsv ~
p!ications.
r. The tirst and only p"si;i'e
Ok n diseases ever discovered
Sent by mai on receipt Of price, FIFTY
i%hss
HENRY L CO., Sole Proprs-,
CLlvHLASD. q.
For Blind, Bleeding. Itching or Uiosr.sed
Piles DR.. WflliAn's IndiAn Pile Ofnt-
mena IL q sure cure frieu q ~, " mall
For sale by drngEists.
Redding,on d Co, Wholesale Aseno san
p,,ns;sc, Cal Nov2aiAwly
, 1881-12-10

P,slaxrp.-Mr. John Corisr haviTg r.
signed his tositiva as maeisr mechanic OF the
ORSN.Co at Wall, Wall. he P'sIiion
has been -civereto Mr. NebSsrr'
, 1881-12-10

Adninisfraf0r'I Notice. .
the Probate Court Of Walla Walla
County, Washington Territory.
I'm tix nsdttcr of The Estase Of JENNA j.
WHEELER, Dseeassd-
Notice i, hereby given by the undersigned
administrator Of the E.tAte Of JENNA j.
WHEELER, deceased, to the creditors ct
and all persons having claimA Against the
said deceased, 70 eIhibi. them, with the Hec-
essary vouchers, within one year from the
ds.s Of this notice 10 the admin traitor at his
residence in W.lia walla City. W. r
J. r. POSTER.
Administrator Of iae Estate Of Jemims
]. Wheeler. NovE-Sin.
Nov. llth, 1851,
, 1881-12-10

Too THI$.-We are IN receipt OF letter.
this morning, from kellv. the actor, IN which
he SAYS he has been s,and,rei and ill--reatea
A. ,l.s hands Of THr STATESMAN. In his well
pter-rc.' -,o's, Kelly bases his dsten e on TIE
.:o.u, t...-h = j not use the money gwen
..,e ..,. :, 1ire ch rfeylali. ,sif that could
ia. = -, +. v"Cy tagtos his having
, wiie +. = t.i p .:-..l-A +. 'een faithful
10 him. AMI than, nhi.r -ie ~ss sPsn Ter
dyug bed aud he knew she had rc' lc'g TO
hv,, .,-es,4ins and lsaring thu WDrld 10 bury
her. is enaugh &c Condemn him IN the eyes ot
every fair-min,led person. Kelley attempt
to clear h;asse,i won't ga down III this c''nn-
try. ana his remark to the effect that cur IN
.,r,nsnt If his treachery is AZ enemy of his,
IS entirely unnecessary. Tn. coli-hearted
manner in which he deserted his best and
rr,,,st friend while she was helpless stands
OH. too bobby to need any inform sticn ou
the Subject from private parties. We can
or,y dismiss lin with the remark that Sc
pi.v nny woman Who ties her future destinies
&c him.
, 1881-12-10
=, errIcllLeIIY PAPER:

IsE M Id m witness the entertain
-', - sr he L,dies' Al Society OF the
81 g '.. ,,5nrer. al stahi Opera House
'' .2.r,.. missed treat " e 90 iay,l.I, ~. -
= '''-.' .,,ips spent n4"'' ehloya'l'
- :. ,,7, time, and were greatly sur
r'-' >. &c .lsney with which the hs-
80 ,I.,sd upon the s''ge.' ana ne
ai .le whole Aiia'f. The wax
slR ..,' 81. =, ,ar,ins a. gotten up aud a as
- Mr.. Kvlioss, Who "a the H'',
- N,i,m J1riey, wee side
- l' n, Badd d.d .pIsnnidiy as RIP
81, waking from his twenty years
d ~ p,r. As Cea. Wasliu and
srE i.rt.n as LAZY Washington
rs %. =, &. .racter. ami those I" no had
Tsi.h IL, Ceneral ard his lady IN
'al'. ID. .boagbt they had really come
+ar waIla WaIin. ln the s'hfaary'
80 80, J, Qgeen Eondrcia, Miss tor"-
,yg.. Nnea as her daughters, Mis-
.Fs,a. Mr,s Colby as the Flower
n. 3taus a, I..Iy 'i the Lake. Mr.
psns.a-r. Mr.. Waili"e as a
v.. Nas-rr aal Mss Adams ted
80, 5..r. were Al eycrIirnt. The
j.
, 1881-12-10

In November, lisa, ltii,53G c-ntai- OF
wheat were cleared On Outward bcund YES
,.ls from the CoIsmt.a- In NOvemhfr. lssl
6I5 1913 C. pr.ls Of wheat vent ont on v, ssei
from the Columbia. In November, lssc, the
,o.., value oil Columbia river eIp>rss vas
s,Si. .Gi2. IA November, 1851, the tot,l valne
OF Columbia river exports was 81 246, ssS-
There's another article on the Co.umbia bar.
lust az shcrt and full Of meaning as any OF
the ssrics. -Aseris-sTT
, 1881-12-10

M.s. ". C. Dement, is nov u the esfy %
a visit - her soos- Shr u see0'
her daughter
, 1881-12-10

cJ Iosu W. Forney, the eisor OF fr0-
: Icing a. the point Of death II he
H. the democracy uill lose s8''' III 'H
, 1881-12-10

Tod Marks, the representative o. t'ie 'S.
8, tur.r Of cigars IN tie country Is M
c., vour orders ready Ter HIM
, 1881-12-10
FISsrRES II HE cLEAR irg

The prismaiic coiors were grand and
beautiful, in which s1ch tints were seen
as never lad an painters palette 1t
Vas at oLce grand and terrible. Awe
struck. | paused and reverently bowed
my head; fascinated, | stood gazing al
the beautiful. majestic and awful works
Of the Creative Power. Words fail to
express the thnu. his that came rushing
through NY brain as Stood s,,e,i-bound
viewing this mighty mas, cf ice, which,
Ike tie pyramids OF Esyp', remain rs
monuments .: as's pas:-one the work Of
human hands, ami the "rher, greater and
grander, by HIN who created all
Reused at last by touch on the shoul-
der, turned and found that my Indians
had carried my apparatus 10 where l
stood and were ahXL.us for mr to com.
mence t" photograph the glaciers, ar
, 1881-12-10

,S.,,.;0 WIS, e. s srmy, si! preach
- IN the CrmbsI land ffes'y'eF'ah
rr...s. morning AID evening. He has the
s..,,,,,iou Of bsing Al attic and 'nse '~''ine
pesker- -
, 1881-12-10
SKIN DISEASES CURED

BY Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment Cures
as il by magic. Pirnp!es. Black Heads or
Grubs. Biotches and Erul tiops on the face
leaving the rkin clear. healthy aud bsAnh-
fui. Also cures Itch, BARRIERS Itch, Salt
Rheun,, Te.ter, Rins Worm. Scald Head.
Chapped Hands. Sore Nipples, Sore Lips,
old, obstinate Ulcer and Sores, etc.
, 1881-12-10
Brodsek's Hisanry Of His Trip to
AlASka.
ILlCIERS

GLlcIERS 'nl
0a 'hs morning OF Jaly 5th, 1881, ac-
companied by my Indians. we took a
large canoe fr m Fort Rockwell sand
started TO the glaciers on Takon Inlet
Here On the shores of the inlet are three
large glaciers, one on land which forms
morAine, and two which shed or break of
ice IN the water On the evening of the
7th We arrived in sight of the glaciers,
landed on the beach, pitched our tent
facing the monster glacier, which looked
whits and cold in the evening hight.
After having orr coffee prepared for
nights rest, but failed in .he effort rs
THE MOSQUITOES OF THE INLET
Had all turned cut to serenade me, and
the noise from the breaking Ct ice from
the glaciers, which I At first thought was
thunder, was continually tsking place,
therefore sleep Vas out of the question.
The first streak Of daviish, saw me reaGy
for the purpose for which came, namely,
10 photograph the glacier Aftsra tramp
OF sereral hours through the sand and
water of the mo,aine of the glacier
arrived at its face. Here IN front OF me
Was the glacier, from 700 to $40 feet IN
height, issuing from the mountain gorge
three miles IN width. From where
stood great cracks and chasns showed
themselves. Advancing closer 20 its face
the whole ice plain seemed TO spread be-
fore lie aud seemed to be great net
work of cracks and chasms, which ap-
peared to lun with broken JOINTS TO the
very bottom Of the glaciers. As looked
into these
, 1881-12-10

No " F Ssieridsr, tie great SET y " 10
NAV. he,e to-nisht, is an Cd army Oinc'' ,
h,yiar Tough. Nth the Union forces during 3
=. rsse,I;on. ard at oae tine was eh'e' o.
Il, signal corps OF the army he prom
-, member of the &. A IL
, 1881-12-10

scboll has toe bOss sheep banging oa'' ,ae ae
r n, butcher shop Dressed. il vegas ="
md. Beat It. somebody
, 1881-12-10

I,nrp.-Wi.liam Green, y'" Z hilN
wl,o would probably be ali TIE better 'U'
h,n and r.7ain and a cold bath, MAS ii''ed -
;or p,al;e;rnsly treakIrg S'nde~ Al I hhf
lav pavi, u7w store. On h.lii2 '.sh''' " - =
n. ,i.ed. he sad ,'naah're.
, 1881-12-10

Tur "A~-of,,S This is a very 3, o.
na,,sr, and we thor u.hly appreciate '''' a.
- attention o! the proprietor :" Aei'''''g
u, ri,rr, copies of tie same d''r' .A' nnr .n,'
I,,.,, = srus to fierds abroa' q At Is l. X ~.
:, 81, was intended.
, 1881-12-10

O. -,'''>--A cauaman s,..,el for
'! 'o Falay with 4 tw,-h.r.e
..-+ ..-''', ea ck'n cop. pna n p,r..
,-,... IA Ii.''al to an rmiru.t. AIIa
-. .7'he him rsv cr,o,r Wa %
~ i. 81. 70 OF, ~ = li.,l. woman y II,
-,--."I=n ,.,-','I=n ";:h tos h..d. T.e-ins a.,
tie 81 ,oa .a~.--
, 1881-12-10
Monthly report OF Primar, Department c'
sh.l D.. v, ~ ior Tie month end

SholerS not absent during In" mont. +:
n l,ic san. F,ank Murray, le N f"lntar'
Ralph Marshal, HatIie Stontenbor'ugh, h',-
-. Harrison. Peer Knight. + die iiefie!-
l,w. EryJ Miller, Lo!.n Murray. la''s i'n-
f,,,,.u L>vIVIs LEETE.
Teacher
, 1881-12-10

Nss DIgciyGs--Tne iltc-t gold discov-
cries have been made along tine Deio're II er,
4 ,ijutary Of tn Great MaeheSzie Ri'"r oi
The Nr,h. III oc!0ire rs SAID t" re ha'i-
oab., for dis st.rcc OF go miles, but It Is
full Of dangerous canons. ROCK. sharp nei'ds
,rs rb;rIpools. IN which. timber OF large
,Ii,r,tcr and fifty feet IN lengh h has been
cen to disappear ead foremost Chinan'en
have made their gay ;hcre VI larse nnmh'rF.
T.ey can ct along ~nsre white men fAii' 'na
there are few places where they make less
tban ten 70 twenty dollars day per man o"t
of t,e;r rockers. They plan. potatoes and
,,,,bages on the banks OF the rV'r, ana IN
other rse.ul WAYS spend time that "h''e
NOR. would be more likely 10 sP'n nd III
thinking w.ai-kv Tmgp'rs say ti'''. II e4
81 cold ID winter III thls REGION That S"''S
-Tx.r irefz.s hard .n"ae'' TO be lna,'" u.o
b.l * bat ttsv rxacri-rce 10 Il! effects ''''''
,b.. in,ensltv o. the cold.
, 1881-12-10
pep.r, ii Intern. d,ate Depaft1'e''s q
-, o. WaiT, W.lll. for

rGgls Mt absent: Wine h'''''' no
Ju.Ias B.liair. Charlie Snyder. E'ii'e fafS'
Easenia p.iater. L.hu Turner. Fran kie Mar
shal. Laura /. .b;nson, Maud Painter, UP %
M.ex,e, Anna Gregory, Ea6e lHrf, hniaa
Johrsou, Mia Whitley. MIume W H'i'S y
fiorerce Gillespie. Katie Ii!ltsiie' '''''''
NcManomcn, Oracle Painter. Arn'e nshs s
Jininy Halb,r.. Mary Sang. JenniE t,SI.sa'
Jchu Ferrands, Alta Aroo,d, " line ,''''e
Grc-rr TRo,op.sa MinHie MendcT; ,o,