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, 1881-04-09
N. p. H. r. Rifles.
Netcs from the Chick Engineer,

There are $50 men at work on the front
10 miles from Aipsu orth
The snow is yet one and two feet deep in
the vicinity OF Lake Pen d'0riellc.
The contract for grading and ties from
Spokane Falls to the Lake has been let TO J.
b. Harris Co.
The roads near and about Spansle are in
fearful condition Teamsters were 81 days
in arriving there from Walia Walla.
There is work for 500 men about Lake
Pen d'0nelle. The n P Company want
carpenters, axemen, tie-cuttcrs, drivers, log.
men and iaborers.
The \. 7. r. Z. Company have taken
the stage line from Spokane Falls to AIMS.
worth and II is now running regularly md
the name of tn. Nurthern Pacific Stage Com
pauy.
Mr.. Mccartney, Chief Engineer vf the
Pen d'Orielle Division of the n. 7. K. r.,
has Just returned from long and tedious
tourney to Lake Pen d'Orielle. HIS head
quarters are now at Spokane Falls.
The Harkness drive has not proved such
failure as has been predicted. Already
{. ON0. {. o fe, Of timber has been cut from
the drive, and II is thought that the loss
from the breaking OF the BON and other
causes, will be merely nomina'
The grading Of the n. z. R. r. extends
ahout % miles Deyond Spokane Falls The
saw mills that were s~ep. away by the sud-
den rise in Hangm,n Creek are beng rebuilt
as 'apidly as possible, aud work On the
Hangnan bridge and ,resile Is being pushed
ahead very RAPIDLY.
Out from Answurth the y. z. r. Z. is
graded Isl mics Last summers work. 1t
is expected by the company that REGULAR
! traius Will be running lnta lokans Falls by
the last of June, ana II is also their czslcula-
ton TO lay 80 miles 81 track beyond the Lake
/ before nex; winter sets II.
Z The Nurthern Pacific track Is now 65 miles
! out from AinsSo,th, and the extensive force
/ Of mtn are row at work on the trestle neal
the summit This hatch Of trestle work il
bout miles long, ana has caused consider
able delay the advance of the road Mr.
! Ca-tn-y informs Us Iha, the trestle wort
~Il: he completed IN about one week wher
track laying "n the o'h.r side vii! be resum
ed at ab"ut the rate of tao miles p day.
, 1881-04-09
FOREIGN.
iffer the Earthquakes.

SYRIA, April G.-The recent earth.
aUahes III Chic left snly 80 houses stand
inc. 4 demand for 1000 tents has been
made. Great distress is every where pre-
yalent. Many are Yet under the runs
CRYING for help. The Cnnrrollor and his
family have been brried with other.
Nome dare help. Shocks are still felt.
Subscriptions for their relief are open.
Earthquakes In 0uebse.
QuvBac, April IA severe shock Of
earthquake Was felt here at midnight.
More Nihilisni.
E,SDoN, April G.-The Custom House
authorizes have been warned from Liver
pool thar an attempt will be made tu
blow up the Custom House. Great pre-
cautious are being taken.
Floods.
VIENNA, April 6.--The river Thessia,
in Hungary has. overfnwed, destroying
1000 aerespf wheat.
SEVILLE, April 6.-The Gnadalquiver
river has overAowed from Eve to niLe
metres in depth the entire snberbs. IL
IS thought the entire city Will be inun-
dated.
Tarc0-Creecian.
CoNsraNrINoPLE, April 6.-The Tur-
kish pnwer guarantees to surrender ali
ceedcd territory tn Greece. The propo-
sition has not yet been accepted.
Beak Sick.
Lrrd B-acnnsfeld is very H. He has
been suffering from severe attacks of
spasms PHYSICIANS are in constant at
tendence
The Land Bill.
LONDON, April 5.--The Land Bill will
be presented to-day. Gladstone is To
speak threr lours. The bill has been
introduced by the Conservatives, and
protects the tenants against the landlords,
and landlords in their rights. It Is a
better m itual protection than ever be-
fore
Earthquake.
CoysrANTISopLE, April 5.-The earth
quake felt at the Island Of Chic, was
mere disastrous than reported. II is
estimated that over 5000 lives were lost.
The foreign men-of war at Symria have
gone To the scene of th- catastrophy.
Thirty villages We're destroyed. The
Porte is tax ny measures To alleviate the
suffering If the destitute.
More Earthquakes.
SYRIA, April 5.-An' ther shock of
earthquake destroyed what houses We're
! fl standing after the first shnck II Is
impossible 80 enter town
, 1881-04-09

THt az 1T sinsulsr Incident connected
With-iho nUnier ii Jh, Gar Is the utter
+ tIlare aI The Police q raa q, IDENTIFY
he peysrn vino thrcv the bomb which
,isl the fatal work lie who DISCHARGED
the iirst hcn,b. shsrterins the emnerors
carriage and iaiuring some of II, nd
ants "'s- ;s.eE VI lie SPOT. and Gun
iesses the ernie. Another person plead,
guilty A. al aocanlplicc IN preparing ioT
The 2sS>sHatica, and ;Su others, enc ui
them Wo,Ean. age - he tr.ed ~ acces-
s~-',~; hu' the actual ,,uriervr seems 70
have escaped, although 4, the time his
work MAS ,,ons there Las considerable
number u people around the emper' r.
II aHythlnu like an accurate description
1 tim had been obtained. there wonid
~ moral certainty na his capture. Tor
e. yz,urse all The detectives m Eur, pc
Soali lie IN the ss arch IOr him. As !,
=. he seems {" haze Yanlshed on tha in
s,su- w.se.- tA.,-s sialur,l.r.gs missile eff
bIs sand, as,d m trsoe of hial las s,nc,
bscu obtained. - :ag - The ,aSlie srS
Permitted g. knur !; * ohc q the
;aDs, remarkable cases e nyz' ri sls dis
a->pear5rAi On record
, 1881-04-09
The Late Fire.

Many rnmors are Gu rented about the orr
gin ns the ia:e FIRE Some have il that par.
Ties Iute,estei by 'ove.-Insura4ce" nre,led
nancy. Ii some OF our rumor mongrr-
sould inrestieaie the matter little, they
would -e- hn~ rIdiculpus their statements
are. II seems b. b. quite the custom for
.omfp-op'e [, throw OIL Insinuatluns uren-
yer tire occurs, OF character that are cal
'',laied roi"j'ne s saa=body aud they are in
.ser ca-es wholly ba.eless. II Is always
ssy 70 zee sFHn.t ..ng that looks terribly
,lspiciou> iB,l need, investigation, etc. We
sould s,,-; - - speh parties that reward
..as been o:fe i by TIE Board OF Fire Under
Writers OF iSJc' to any pers n who will un-
earth an Wet any person of arson
whether TIE property burnea Is insured OF
not Now thea, We do not wish IN aly way
:, rrtari Invcstig,l"n Of such matters. bu,
think he-e rec rum,rs ~e We refer, ed
o. are v'-rr silly affairs alt ,grrh-r, AMI u-p.
u o the aio c rrward Is svail-b.e b, 4 y
unr ~h" has real iacts ahd ground work tc
tase his terrible suspiciua. IN
, 1881-04-09

ir ii b. not rude question, We should
Ike 10 AJAX thethcr the editor OF the
C,.',3 had read the following before he
penued his fish article which appeared in
his last issue
Trout are now 50 plentiful and eager
IN the Carson River that when 4 man
makes his appearance on the banks with
rcd and line, they follow him mp snd
down the stream in schools. smacking
iheir lips, wiggline their tails IN friend,
Is manner. doing al they can To attract
attention
Tie reason We a>k is simply that the
excerpt given We clipped from the Salt
Iske Tr;blni, of the llth of March. II
his reply lie in the negative, it would
only 90 to p,ove the truth Of the trite
saving as 10 great minds haPrine upon
a similar idea
, 1881-04-09
shsrin,s Sale Of Real Estate.

Sheri6's Sale Of Real Estate.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in
IN pursuance OF \ decree Of fOEec1osurs,
order Of sale and judgment issued out Of tie
District Court Of the Territory Of Washington
and for the First Judicial District thefeof,
holding terms at Walla Walla, WallA Walla
county, in said territory, n . certain Action
therein pending, wherein H. L. johnson, X:
X Rees & w. p. winans, were PIaintidA bad
r ]. Lawler, Elizabeth Lawler, james A.
Clements and VI. n Clements were Defssal.
ants, which said decree. order Of sale and
Judgment was rendered in sAid action ON the
7th day Of February, A. ID. 1881. in favor Il
said Plaintiffs and against said Defendants Ter
the sum Of Se5l5 with interest at the rate Of
2 per cent per month and the further sum sf
s26 IS attorneys fees in said action and
S44 s. costs of suit. Nov, therefore, by viz
tue IF said decree OF foreclosure, order u sals
and Judgment and in pursuance thereof, csr-
tilted copy of which has been duly issued out
.,f and under the seal said court and to me
directed and delivered, VIII, to satisfy said
decree of foreclosure, order Of sale and iudg-
ment, said attorneys tees. interest and costs
nd all increased costs, on MONDAY, the 18th
lay Of March, A. d. 1881, At the Court HOUSE
door. in the city and county of WaIla Wslla,
Washington territory, at the hour of O'Clock
p. ~, Of said day, sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder. the mortgaged premises in said
.,ecree, order Of sale and Judgment meutiaoea
nd described, to-wit: The Southwest quarter
of the Southwest quarter of Section Five, l5l
Ind the Sooth half az Of the Southeast omar
ter ti) and the Southeast quarter I'd OF the
Southwest quarter III Of Section Six t6l, and
the Northwest quarter ~ Of the Nerthesst
quarter q Of Section Seven al, and the
Northwest quarter I'd of the Northwest quar-
, 1881-04-09

SENATOR Malone, NJ Virginia, Il =
very thin man, The following story is
tpld Of him During the war, while in
command of a division oi Confederate. :.
he had the misfortune To he Wounded
An acquaintance about 70 ,isi. Rich
nonA was requested tC call uPoE TIE
Generals wife for the purpose Ct cx-
planning the nature and extent i his III
Jury. Colonel --- called =, the
house and found her ia :earz
Why. madam. he eypos,rla;ci,
"you ough, not 10 give yourself - much
c,ncerr He r-ceivsi only 4 d.s!l
wound: ne ioH-> were injured
E. Ah. colonel, she sobjtj. yau
ln't know IN the General as well Is
/ CO. or yOu wouldn't tell IL me BE-
could hc-he wounded W:,hg.; str:k-
>---lyrrs. 4 t,opt.
, 1881-04-09
Tur pnrtland Standard hewail

THE Portland Standard bewails the lacL
that Oregon is imposed upon by insare
people going within her borders from this
Territory, and having TO be sent TO their
asylum. Whether this be true or no:
we do not know, but that Oregoa inr-
nishes this Territory with fully one-hali
our criminals We do know, 80 she need
no. make much fuss about having to pay
foy the keeping Of two or three insane
people. The balance of trade i still
in her favor.
, 1881-04-09

.T-TFr J. 70 dub, LAT ia - ~
Iur-d1y night vas thc Eorb - ~ -
,,ndiary, ani tie qncsi.oa "r.'2s What
sre our citizens goius /" =, aboAt II.
Cn,5s7 4 rigid, (but not nr""-71r'lg pub
lic). investigation bc At "uce ordered,
and proper punishment meted ouI, pry.
perty is likely to be at the mercy Of any
one who may conceive spite against AM
y cur property holders. Let a good re-
ward be offered Tor the discovery of th7
offender
, 1881-04-09

MsckrY, Gould aud Vanderbilt, coE-
tributed So, 900 each to the Gran, re-
lief fund. L. would have hesn far better
10 have giren this money 20 some bene-
6cient charity, where it would have been
applied TO the relief of worthy people,
vhn are really destitute.
, 1881-04-09

HOWEVER mu"h the o1egp,.:ga nav
hrag about Pvrtian.i NJ are wiling "a
wager .hs, the q. L. SN. Cr.s steamer
TiLi.dl.etts uill ne,er resch Perrlspd
aith ihe 800 tons i freight she lef,
New ioJk -sisa-- Sse Vas not built for
crossing dangerous bIrs but fnr deer
water port, CT fu-e, Sound
, 1881-04-09

sroEiNC bEIpcE II. T. Crcale,. ESQ.
Of tas vel kroUn irrr Of Croxlsy / Ford.
., Spokane budst. VAS l.. heury this week.
Tic reports tn ooEnt,! mp there IN a flourish.
ias nd;;;cr' The rew hri,is. which hss
esa l1r"; 4J = 90. = 3. i.3Js,is ~. aluo 81
Competed, 50 Thar :-are,s-s -o:,c 20 and
ron tie urne- rcuatrr "a, --cs~ .le STc-
k,cs u .ls H,w hridye
, 1881-04-09

THr death Of the Car called forth a
telegram from the sultan Of Turkey, e1-
pressing his deep regre; over the Gesth
of his grea. and good friend. p The
suitau win probably survive.
, 1881-04-09
Prove Up.

The register Of the land Office is sending
out notices under the prorisi' us Of the pre-.
emptlon laws 70 all pre- emptors, that they
must make proof vi hin ir'ythEee months
Of settlement, or else the lanl is subject to
claim by any other qualified party. Sub
joined is copy of the notice:
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
, 1881-04-09

-THR Wsyuetown, Ind, Ba'uasr ;w.ts
is rivals over the fact tha, II was the
only paper in Ike county that had an
account # the biz drunk OF Judge Ward
last scck. The Buiap is a newspaper.
, 1881-04-09

rHE CINCINNATI Enquirer has invented
4 rew word to express the cOndi;ion Of
the Democratic party Iii " Mahoned, :
and is a sem-equivalent for " BOycOt'eI
, 1881-04-09

The Uy,IoHiGH must have worms. or
,,me,hir" worse. when any scheme lend
ing T. benefit tits upper coun!ry Is
h-oach,.i The last enterprise Il con
meet Washington Territory, Eastern
Oregon and Idaho with the Unicn Pacific
s-sa, doWn npon by this Scotty sheet,
@ucauso it has previously said that " the
distance = too s:cat, the sTaGos TOO
heavy Suppose i; had SAIL so' Ii our
ci.izeus take everything Tor granted be-
cause Ef,h-ra.e editor Ike Scott has
e heretofore expressed an opinion, we
mIcht al as well c,nigrate. Tho pro-
iectcd route " way Of Snake river is
.ccd. and the grade nowhere mere than
i've fc7. 70 The nile. Be. then poor
Scy,itv has property IN Portland, and
wishes to make seaport of the inland
town. How would ship railroad suit
TGG Scot
, 1881-04-09

\ SOUTHERN paper suggests that David
Davis he hired to 81. On Mahone inst. al
If the fence.
, 1881-04-09

TRE Tombstone Nugget calls Governor
Fremont an " sn;iqua;ed old fraud and
dead luck. This is what Pathfinder
gets from Tenderfoot
, 1881-04-09
District Court Summons.
TERRIroKY OF WASHINGTON, ! @,

lSkmt"h1 cRn,n !. OF W. ~ AsHISSIoS' WSI,0 IS.
| ooun's o. "AH1 "AA'
In the District Court of tae IsrT1tory eg Wass-
| ,n9ton, and for the f,rf ysd,c,dt D,fr.et
tttreo', hotdtng kr&s at "dtta Hdt'c, Hden
Hahd County IN sad 1err'f0rg.
d. S. Baker and John +. Bower, Plaintiffs, vs.
Albert f. Cate, Clementine Cate, L. 4.
Eawiey, C. H. Dodd. j. NJ. McE EsriAna,
Abrah@ui Schwsbacher, /. Schvabacher,
Siguund Schwabacher, +. w. Paine, j. U.
Paine and T. P. Fitzgerald, Defendants.
yIyHE United STATES OF AMERICA:
| To alh.rt + Cate. CIementine Cnte. II
Hav,ar e n noJd ! m NcFarasnd. A.
r,bam Scbw.b,cher +. Schv.l acher. Siemu,d
S.t...hs.h.. = " pam. II r. Psirs .nd
= p E,-rs,.id Def.rdsnt. Won sre her,hT
-..,,;,.i 70 ,'r,r n ~, .It;o, hrps,.ht so.;n:t
, 1881-04-09
NsSsRS Ds,rander & crosbv

MgssRs. Os,rander & Crosby, the new
proprIetors of the Dayton Netrs have our
rcs; wishes for success in their nGT ven
Jurc. Thcy are both gentlemen OF abih'y
and experience, and thoroughly under
stand :he wants Of the growing country
with which they are 50 closely identified,
Judging from their honest saiutatory
they design conducting an open, fearless,
and iin.lepenaent Democratic newspaper;
We ike tho phrase " independent" and
hope they viii live up to it. At present
politics are in allegiance, but there is
mighty struggle coming on between
capital, as represented iy mUnopolists,
and the lahorins class. We have no
doubt but that thc Nf.c' viii h2 on the
right side.
, 1881-04-09

SIR Under the provisions of the Pre- eemp-
tim laws, the time within which final proof Is
required To be made ON unoffered lands expires
in thirty-thrce months from datc OF settlement
or from d,te Of II ing of township pat in Dis
trict Land Office in case Of settlement on un
surveyed lands, and IN offered lands in twelve
months fram date of settlement; and under act
of March 3, 1879, notice OF intention to prove
up must be given by publication in news
paper, to be designated by the register. for \
period of thirty days. or in FIVE consecutive
issues of said paper, which notice must also
contain the names Of the witnesses by whom
th necessary facts will he established Noti"e
is therefore hereby given that yorr presumption
fling No. - dated -, Is alleging set
Element is --- Sec.
-, Township-, Range-, expires
OH, lSS after which date the tract
viii be .ubjrct to the claim Of any other quail
flied Party. Very Respectfully,
+. II. MORRISON,
Register.
, 1881-04-09

THssifoaf o. Wasarxeroy- |,
County Of Walla Wall,

County Of walla wslia. S.
n kke Hikrict Court Of tie Ter,i,or,, ~ n.
iAseox. ard for TIE First judicial ~.
GWy., holding terms af Wnta WaDa W.
vatla County, an said Territory
John Doyell. C. N. johnson and ". c, Rad
sley, Piaintiffs, vs.. l. K G. Smith, Drf,,S
AMI.
HyHE UNITED STATES OF ANIEpIc,
Il To l. n g. Smith, Defendant: Yon,,.
hereby required to appear in an action bryusA,
against you by John Dovell. c. NJ Jobnse"
and w. c. Barisley, Plaintiffs, in the Dis.,;c.
Court Of the Territory of Washington, and =,
the First Judicial District thereof, aoIa;ns
terms 1t Walla Walia, walia Walls COUNTY. 4
said territory. to answer the complaint of
Plaintiffs, fled in Walla WalIa county With,
twenty days after the service of this summon,
exclusive of the day of service, Il 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. Ii servei by publication, within
sixty days after the date OF this summons. o.
the said Plaintiffs will take jrlsmenr axainst
you by default, according to the prayer of tie
complaint
Said action is brought To forec.ose = certain
Mechanics Lien ON property situated In villa
Wails county, Washington territory, and for
sale of said property to satisfy sid lien and
fur attorneys' fees spd costs
Witness the Hon. s. C. WISGAsp.
Associate Justics Of the Supreme
sE1%s Court Of Washington territory.
smn,as and Judge of said Court, and the
Seal thereof affixed, this l7th day
Of February, A. ID. 1881.
4. REEVES AYRES,
B. l. ( J. l.. SHARPSTEIN, Clerk.
Plaintiffs Attorneys s1v
, 1881-04-09
YeCIAL psPIrCHEs 10 TIE srArrsaAS -rkH
WrsrtRy UNIos TEIEsEAfH LIE
FEARFUL DEVASTATION BY
FLOODS IN DAKOTA.
Through Connection by Train
Will. The DaIleS or The 25ih.
The Lewiston Stage Upsets and
Seriously Injuries Two
Passengers.
A Desperate Sho. in Saloon Row.
Marc Particulars OF the Recent Earth
suake> iH 4 kio-
A Desperate Sho. in a Saloon Row.
Marc Particulars sf the Recent E.r:h.
suake> iH tkis-
PsGffiC COAST.

PoRrLsSp, April Q. - The following
Waila u aliis.ls are regIs' cred at the Gar
en,ion hotel 4 H. Reynolds and Gen.
Tsnnart.
, 1881-04-09
sheri1's Sale OF Real Estas..

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued out nf the District Court Of the Fust
Judicial DistJsct, W. T., and to me directed
and delivered for a Judgment rendered in ss,d
court On the 9Th day of February, A. ID. lsSl,
IN favor Of NJ r.. Colt, Plaintiff. and Against
p NJ Lynch, Defendant, for the sum d Sie7 o.
with interest at the rate of 10 per cent PER
annum and $24 20 Gusts # suit, / have levied
upon the following described real estate, to-wt
All Of fractional lot four a. in block b,
according to the official map of the city o'
Walla- vslla, ". T., situate, living and brins
in the County of Walla-uali and territory oi
Washington Notice Is hereby given that On
MONDAY. the 18th dav Of April, A. D.;
1881, at the hour of o'clock, p m. "f saia
day, i will sell all the right, title and interest
Of the said p II. Lynch in and to the sn"'e
described al estate, at the Court House dooe
in the City AMI County Of Walla- waiiA
Washington Territ"ry at public anctann 20
the highest and best bidder, 70 satisfy $40
execution and all costx.
Given under my land thi. lsthdA Of Marrh'
A d. 1881. JAS. H. THOMPSON,
I2 5w Sheriff Of Wal.a walls Co., ". y.
, 1881-04-09
Notice..

Notice.
L. S LAND OFFICE,
LsGran.le, Oregon, April 4'h, 1881.
COMPLIANT HAVING BEEN EN-
~ tered at this office nv james II. Erwin
against James H. Winskill, for non-compli.
ance with the law Of Janu.ry IA. 1873. nn his
Ler q, 1875. upon the W. NW3 NEI NWl.
and Nwt NEf, Sec. 20, T. North. R. IS
east, ". NJ. in Umatilla county. Oregon, with
= view To the cancellttion Of said entry; the
said parties a hereby summoned to appear
at this Office on the 10th day nf May, 1885,,
at 10 o'clock A. ". to respond and fur.
uish testimony c'ncern;n, said alleged aban-
dnnmeut HENRY W. DWIGHT,
21-l5 Register
, 1881-04-09

The wheat la-ke' is decldedly of; -
- the hi.hcst ohtairable price for valley
wheat San Francisco markets are weak.
New York and Liverp.l are III. SAM.
Fr-ights continue up: SIS Cd is asked
had wheat for Uni'ed Kingdom for YES
sci that IS dur h-re. For vessels here IN
port 90s Is asked been received.
, 1881-04-09

HEf somebody worse of than your
sell, and you viii fibd tha. you are better
Of tlan yon f.ne.el -.
, 1881-04-09

N0fIcE Is HEEBYGIyEN, Thssts
IN County Commissioners 1t their resuni
February term passed an "r,ler giving bouh,y
Of three ssnss fsr each and eray s9nine'caI
delivered 20 the County Auditor On tbs fssi
day Of March. and II two cents 70, each a.
every scalp so delivered sa the first Day Oh
April md Nay respectively.
@ Ga w. Z. PAINTER,
Auditm and ex -ot6ci Clerk VI Board
By l. X Gn.x, Deputy. sr-sg Jso
, 1881-04-09

wraTHkRsrpS-In this city, of eonsnmp-
ton, Mrs. Ann W.atherstnn, ag Il 81 years. q
months 4 native of Oregon city.
, 1881-04-09
BORN.

Pmcr.-In this city, April Sd, 1881. 10 the
wife of VI. Price. a y p,und daughter.
, 1881-04-09

Unity PER CENT SAVED BY HAv
IL ing your Job printing dnus 4 IL STATE
xAH O4oA Cau md c1aa!as sapPlss
, 1881-04-09

T:a.g- iram he Dai,es . Walia Walla
will make through connections by Sunday
the 9th instant The narrow snage from
Umatilla up viii be changed Immediately.
The running time from Portland will be
II hours.
, 1881-04-09
EIRST Ban.
SECOND DAY.
EREE FOE Am IMe.lEle.eIn sIAKE

Ds-h # three -fourths Of q milo, 70 be run
for ur the i,h of Jniy. 1881 /; s25 eutrancs,
hsif fy,tei;, 500 x.ded E-Trsi nomination Z,
Re made Apr eth, et,sa on June l5sh SEC
oni c-ir save entrs N e, fur cit. must start.
Entries cah te made ~ the above raees ~i,h
J. d. LAman. Secretary Of tie Agricultural
soeie:y. u .: tSs Tf.cf. INu-lpln
, 1881-04-09
Grain Eags.

San PRaScI>oo, April S-The ship
La Escositr, with 4 cargo Of grain bags
arrived here, making four since January.
There is another due noS, and suli
another to arrive IN July.
, 1881-04-09
Runaway and Smashup.

LEWISTON, April s. This morning
the stage left Lewiston for Cnur d 'Alene
with six passengers on board, and when
miles from town the team ran away, go
ins down big hill, colliding with smne
,tumps at the bottom, s,uash,ng things up
generally. Mr. Overbaush all \. p. X.
Il. engineer had his arm broken. 4 wo-
man, name unknown, had her knee in
jured and was injured internally. The
other passengers were badly scratchca but
no bones broken. The injured were TAX
en- to Spokane and are being cared for.
The woman MAS passenger on outgoing
stage from here Sunday.
Wheat shipments
PORTLAND, April .. The wheat has be-
gan To move. We have contracted to
carry coo tons. The first 1000 goes
by the steamer Col,lc.bia
JoHN MUIR.
The Wheat Market.
Wheat is strong. Four vessels are in
port, and SIX more are due. The San
Francisco markets are firm and strong.
New York markets are irregular. Chi
cage fra; English steady; buyers and
sellers are apart.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-04
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DIDs WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO IL
ID o'clock A. NJ. October 7, 1851, for furnishing
the county of Sacramento with $50 cords of 4-foot
wood as fellows One hundred and fifty cords upland
white oak, % cords live OAK, and rs cords nut or
pitch pine wood, TO be delivered and piled at the
County Hospital and n easured by the Superintend-
ent Also with 100 cords Of wood, as follows Sew
enty-ive cords nut pitch pine, and % cords up.
land white oak or second growth oak wood, to be
delivered at the Court house. All bids to be adj.
dressed to the Clerk OF the Board of Supervisors.
The contract for the whole any part of said wood
will be awarded the lowest responsible bidder
bidders and no bid will be considered unless
panied with written guarantees signed by at least
two responsible persons, that the party making the
proposal will enter into contract end furnish bonds
for the faithful performance thereof provided the
contract be awarded to said party. The Board re.
serves the right of rejecting any aud al bids deemed
too high Parties to whom contracts shall be award
ed shall file their bonds with the Clerk of the Board
ON or before Wednesday. October IL, 1881.
s26-td THOMAS II. BERKEY, Clerk.