, 1882-12-16
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
foa tie Daily ef Srinriay.

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A deser.er from Company II WAS arrested
last evening After train time By officer Ireland
Marshal Justice has possession Of the Jail
sndwillto-dss furnish each oell With bedstead
and proper clothing.
An Ohio man, Wm. Connell. hes been APP
pointed 10 succeed Mr.. Fay. the present Indian
agent u the Umssilla reservation
Wells Faryos oihee in the Paine block. so
badly used by the FIRE, has been renovated and
to-day the Company people take possession
The Bellevue DaRy Carunicle. the Bellevue
Dolly San and the Vienna W,tiiy Reporter, ali
Wood river papers. have Suspended pub.iea
ton.
This afternoon. Father Duffy's friends gath
cred at the church and lifted the ne~ bel to
its temporary tower. 1t will dirS, dong dins;.
dong! tomorrow.
C. NJ Patterson, manager of the gas works
In this city, goes 10 Portland this evening" To
make arrangements to purchase coal from
which TO make gas in the future, wood not
giving entire satisfaction
d. C. Lewis has been appointed local land
agent of the n. P. r. Il. at Cheney, and j.
NJ Willis agent at Sprsgue- The latter has
hrge experience in this business, having been
ut one time land agent of the Hannibal and
St. Joe road.
We regret very much tc hear of the death OF
Robert Roberts, father Of j. l. Roberts, OF
the Walla Walls foundry. His death occurred
to-day littla past twelve O'Clock Funeral
tomorrow at P NJ, from the residence of J.
l.. Roberts, corner o: Third and Sumach
streets.
A good many people complain of the way
things are managed at the Junction Hotel at
Wallula. The mantger seems to be more in
terested in getting six bits than in giving peo-
pie the worth of their money in attention and
board
The Dayton correspondent of paper in this
city has Just found out that Mr. Clifford, Sig
nal Service operator at that place, has been
ordered to Spokene Falls: a fact published by
the STATESMAN ten days ago. BY next week
shis correspondent will learn that Denis Moore,
OF Spokane Falls. is to take Clifford's place
The ordered work OF cleaning the mud off
Main street should have been done on We'd
nesdsy, when it could have been shoveied into
carts. To-day that is impossible. and people
will have to endure it until nature does what
l. necessary to make it decent street.
Messrs Shaw & Stearns are now comfortably
located in their new quarters in the Baker
building. and are ready i1r any and every
thing in their line of business They will
make a speciality of dealing in real estate and
insurance. We cordially recommend them to
our readers as business like an respectable
citizens.
In another column John f. Perkins, famil-
iarly known as "Old Dad. announces his in
teniion Of retiring rom business and selling the
Western Hotel Mr.. Perkins has been IN pos
session Of this hotel since January 1850 and
now retires with comfortable Competence
He starts for California on Monday. We hope
he will recover his health and return to US
again.
Contractor Hallett has performed another Of
his feats in railroad construction. Last Sat
urday he put the modest charge OF two hun
dred and forty boxes of powder into the side Of
. rocky mountain that projected intothe river,
blowing it out Of sight, and so thoroughly did
the work that not single additional charge
~as needed to clear away the fragments
Integrity Lodge. A. 0. u. W. have elected
the following named as officers for the ensuing
rear: NJ. W., John NJ Hill; P. NJ. w, H.
o. Simonds; Foreman, VIM. Geddes; Over
seer. A. p. Pearson: Recorder. j. o. Stearns;
Financier, II. W. Chapman; Receiver. h. NJ
Porter; Guide, Otto Guuderson: |. W, A. NJ
Stevens: o. ". John Doyell: Trustee. Chas
Painter; VI. f., II. &. Mauzey-
The East Oregonidn SAYS that no Informa'
tiou. of Importance, which can be made pub
lie, has been sained in regard to the murder OF
. week ago Saturday night. 1t appears that
Mulherron was seen in company with another
person supposed to be his partner at Meach-
ANS Station, a few DAYS prior to the murder.
He was afterwards seen by several parties be-
,ween that point and this On h6 rseback and
leading a horse quite heavil packed After
v.rds ne was seen here in Pendleton, and then
he was found dead as heretofore described
From tho Daily of Monday.
Arthur Walker returned from Portland Sun
day morning.
TIL. bodv of a man supposed to be James
Doll. was washed ashore at Aimota last Week
The Alki club rooms are being renovated
and put in tip top shape for the winter senson-
The Northern Pacific, when completed, with
It's branches, will embrace 2i66 miles OF track
Supt. of Construction, o. K. =. \. 20,
Clarke is visiting a sick son at the residence OF
Mrs. Shepherd.
The efficient q Street Commissioner IS S'iii
earning his SEQ. per month. standing about
Main street, gazing at the mud
Al. Cross, the optician and jeweier, has
erected four story thermometer al his store
door for the benefit Of the public
The festive season will begin this week and
last through till New Year. On the 9Th the
Masonic fraternity give social at the temple
They do say that docter who makes din
ples on the arms OF chins OF the fair sex has
made his sppearsnce-quietly-here in WAila
Walla.
The new bell in the Catholic Cathedral
bs med out on Sunday for the second time ana
could be heard above all the other church bells
in the city
Vice President Oaks says the Northern IA
ifc is earning a. the rate OF ss.eoo,oVo per
! year and the whole line viii be in operation
by next September.
There will be thirteen bridge crossings IN i'v
seventy miles of railr 'ad east Of Miss"uiA
El,ven of these bridges are over what Is known
u the Deer Lodge river
BID. Chapman and Mr.. Bowden are NOV
ING into the Office recently occupie By the eh-
oress company. Mr.. Reed will occupy the rom
| these gentlemen racate.
The Oregonian, writing OF the boom al n
h;pa ,ays. persons in Portland and last
| Portland who thought siI months ago that e.