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, 1882-04-22
Nothing short Of rmi,takabie Beae Its.

Conferred upon tens Of thousands Of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputati n
which Ayers SIIsaparil.aeuI Ioys. 1t : cs;Iii-
pound OF the best vegetable alternatives, with
the io;iies ST Potassium and Iron, and j. the
most efectual Of all remedies for scroiuloUS,
u.ercurial OF blood disorders. Uniformly sue
eesstul and certain in its remedial effects. II
produce, rapid and complete cures of ScrHfUla,
Sores, Boils, Huaors, Pinp!es, E.7a ticns,
Skin Diseases and AZ disori-r rs rising fr'rn ina
purities of the blood By is inyigo-ating. ef-
fects it always relieves and oftsn cures Liver
Complaints. Female Weaknesses and lTregT-
larities, AMI is a potent remover OF vitality.
For purifying the blood it has np eqcai. Il
ZONES up the system, restores and preserves the
health, and irnparts viror and energy. For ~
wears it has been in extensive Use, and IS today
III. most available medicine for the suffering
sick. anywhere
FoR SALE BT ALL DEAIERs.
, 1882-04-22

WALIA WALLA-FOr some caase We hear
but little sad about any agricultural or race
meetings this year at Walia Wslla. Baker
county is up and doing. and It is expected
that Union county viii make the present
season very interesting. The time Vas when
Wslla Walla Was the center OF attraction.
Why the change Certainly the locality
has the population. agric cultural and me
chanical wealth, MS well As a very importan.
live stock interest tbs is no: all, The
Wa!Ia Walla Driving P-rk Is one of tie he$-
tracks IN the Northwest, acd IS conveniently
located. We apprehend, judging from our
standpoint, that there is something out Of
tix. bu. we hope not 80 much so as to des-
nsir of remedy. y.-Rvrdl SPIRIT We can in
form the GENIAL Spirit that there is nothing
"out OF M" but that the present lessee VIII
shortly issue programme that VIII make
up for all apparent sl"Uness, "SlOw but
snre# friend Baker is most excellent mot
, 1882-04-22

THE New CoMEr.-The new comet con-
tinues TO give promise Of brilliant future.
In three or four weeks it Will probably be
CONSPICUOUS in the northern sky, but at pre-
sent 1t cannot lie discernded by the naked
eve. Even in the telescope II is 4 faint ob-
ject, Ju. the observer quickly perceivcs
that, under the mighty pull OF the SUI, 1t is
quickening its fight every hour and rapidly
growing larger. In June 1t will dart into its
perihelion. sweep around the sun, and, 1t Is
hoped, burst INTO blaze OF comstIry glory.
The direction OF its Aigbt is such that, if it
does fling out long tail, We shall have a
fine view of 1t. The comet will 4. no time
come near the earth, but It Will be one G.;
the most remarkable ever known for its close
approach to the SIN. The figures OF the cal
culators vary, but agree that The comet VIII
20 very close to the sun, an: some express
doubt " neither 1t may not strike the solar
orb. In that e,eut We may beholi such 4
spectacIe as man never witnessed before, OF,
more likely, We shall know nothing Of the
catastrophe 20 the comet except what the
astronomers tell US. At any rate, We have
no fear of the consequences.
, 1882-04-22
Farm for Sale

A desirable farm for sale On Dry Creek, six
miles northeast Of WAlls WaNa, consisting q
10 acres of land al in wheat this season. with
a good dwelling house, . good orchard, good
granaries, sheds and fne well, and plenty Of
TIRE wood on the place VIII take one-.hird cash
down, the remainder, il desired. in two er
three yearly instalimenta. At one per cent in
tsrest For further particular. enqnire at this
SEcs or Of B. GKASKY,
III On the plAss.
, 1882-04-22

IuvErY.-Ten Indians on the l aA
,.;nn near s.tis, a stage station, got on
, trunk recently and captured iAi'ie
- che bouse where the stages meet as mo.
;'.h, a When the stages reached the meeting
n 5,ive,s and all the passengers tooN
h.ri Several shots were fred but ~
. an n-,, Was bur. e1csp. an Indian who received
one - - The affair resulted IN q
.orrn. : .s,d.tunble fight, the Indians e0",ps
.-o,d b.st The Indians are IN the
p.s p.s;. sf gathering at rarioa, points 70 nave
pun I;.... 70 commit Light dspF'das'oA
, 1882-04-22
BORN,

Near Rock Creek Lake, Whitman Co, W.
r, March 80. lSS2, to tho wife OF Mr.. &. K.
Weston, a son, weight II pounds.
:FGcbRau please cnpy.I
In this city, April 18th, to the wife Of Jost
Schuler daug hter.
In this city, April 18th, To the wife Of T. p
Eison, a girl; weight l3t pounds. Mother
and child doing well.
, 1882-04-22
Through Tickets.

Through tickets for sale a. the principal off,
ces Of the company, and at the office OF the D.
K. / y. Co., in Portland. Oregon, 10 Victoria
and Seattle, and via p. NJ. s. S. Co.'S steam
ship from Tacoma and o. II. & n. CO. s and p.
San Francisco.
Through tickets 10 Portland. Oregon, for
sale AZ Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma and fenino
J. ". SpRAGUE, JOHN MUIR.
Genl. Supt't. Supt Of Traffic, Portland
OTIS SPRAGUE, Supt Pac Div.
Ii. W. W.FAIENEATHER.
Sr-r.t P.nN .rAr.illa D:ri.in-,
, 1882-04-22

PROBATE CoURT-Complaint was filed in
the probate coar. to examine John Smoliech
as TO his insanity, a warrant was issued for
MS arrest but the alleged insane person has
not been apprehended as yet Thomas L
Smith vas to-day siiudgei insane by the
problte court OF this county and Will be tax
en to S,eilacoOn tonight in charge O. Wm
Thompson
, 1882-04-22

LOOK TO TIE SToEwaLKs-A man in Sc
attic has been awarded damages 10 the e1-
tent OF 800 BY the district court for DANA
ge= received through falling over 4 ro.ton
sidewalk: unless something is done in our
city there Is . probability of several aeci.
dents occurring here.
, 1882-04-22

CoN1SG.-rhe Muldocn Picnic and Stan
dard Minstreis viii appear Il, this city shout
Nay l., IS and l9. They are now at Ener-
sors Theztre IN San Francisco. The COM
pany Is strong ole and consists of - p.o-
pie and have played . season Of five months
and Is two companies combined IN one.
, 1882-04-22

W... RlvER-As there are 4 number Of
...-..a. IN ,ais section thinking OF going tc
iy.,i river. we publish the following letter
s--n Haay dated April 5:h: The first
...,.r. received on Wood river this season
-.-s IA today from kslton. There were
,..., wagon. drawn by eight horses, carrying
,.a-,.a. tg.s. The teams were only four
Tan dns ra ,he road, including nearly
,.,.- Gts dIly at the crossing Of the
s.,,-s r.rr-. rNiu. TO c ntrary winds. Such
, ,g.-, top =. TINS unfayorabIe season
r.r.... :. q. the .asds are IN good condition
,.i ,..ss cause ior general rejoicing haie.
Ar...., ara IS average about thirty per
+,v and tie rush has not Yet commenced,
A.. .ae stage roads % Wood river are EneI
v..n pr,ar ra.ug on foot, horseback, in wa.
..a, 4uI .n every possible Nay. Letters
.-.s Al directions indicate very great III
ia. gs p5,u.atl N, and the immigration this
,.r IS expected 10 be unprecedented in the
s-,..-, 70. uInlus camps. The Wood river
...-rr.., -me.te-, situated one mile ahoye
81. phase q. d NJ oyc,hauied and got ready
..u. .l,an ia by the ticst day 0; may AL
..asa several capitalist. are already here
...u the ul-t, there have been no recent
,-..,-rrs %! important MINES as intending
.....-r. II. typ Moderate IN the.r offers. The
.....a alI ole shipment IRON Wood river
.-... seven months ending December !,
ISL ess.rI- Sl.29O.OO0 TIE shipments
.-...- -L SALE time this year Will exceed
SsUGtpDp.
, 1882-04-22
SHnifEl0RS.
TrRnTogY OF WASHINGTON, | &C
Couaty cf Walla Wa la,

TERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, I &C
Couaty cf Walla Wa la,
Ia Justices Court, before !. ID. Laman, Jus
tice of the Peace.
To T. L. WILSON
Yor are hereby notified tina. l. X. G. Smith
has fl.d claim AGAINST you in said court,
which viii come On 10 be heard 1t my office IN
North Wana Walls preciGct in said county
and territory, on the 22l day Of May, 1852, at
the hour e 10 o'c'ock l.. ", ard Unless you ap
pe..r and then and there answer, the same will
ba taken Is c,nf.ss,i. and the demand OF the
Plaintiff granted The object and demand OF
sai,l claim Is - recover from you the sum OF
S9S 4 on account for goods, wares and Iner-
chandise sold aud delivered. And you are also
hereby notified that your property has been
attached To rati.fy said claim OF a part thereof-
Claim f,ed March 81, 1857
J. D. Lamar.
Justice Of the Peace
, 1882-04-22
DIED.

At The Dalles, Oregon, ApIil 18th, lSS2.
Mrs o. 5. Savage, aged So years.
In this city. April 10th. Hattie Sherman,
aged IL wears, months and IL Gays
, 1882-04-22

MARRIED SoLDIERs-An order just issued
from headquarters OF the department
of the Columbia says the enlistment
OF re-eniistment of married men viii
not be made without first Obtaining special
authority therefor from the Adjutant Gen
erals office. As allowances are no longer
granted the families % enlisted men, ami
changes Of station of troops frequently oc-
casion great expense to the married soldier,
and hardship TO those dependent upon him,
their re-enlistment shonid no, be encouraged
To enablesuchsoldiersto provide homes, take
up claims, and secure employment on the
expiration OF their term Of enlistment, when
i. shall seem iudicious. they VIII be granted
such furloughs or indulgences rs may be
considered expedient and consistent with ex
isting orders and regulations. The quarters
vacated by married soldiers on their dis
charge should be taken down, and the ma
terial therefrom used in the repairs OF perm
auent barracks
, 1882-04-22
Items From Boise City Papers.

An accident occurred at Boise Barracks OIL
last Thursday. by which so'dirr was shot
through the shoulder. He was standing by
the targets, OF which there we:e two. one on
his ri ght and one on his left kee ping tally.
He made the mistake OF stepping to the
wrong target just as the marksman fired,
snd received the bali as above stated, IN his
shoulder The wound is not considered
dangerous.
The Ketehum Keystone, ii The 2S:h ult.,
says tire thermometer is 50 above zeeo, and
snow settling very tast.
We understand that the saw mill men Of
this section have been notified 10y the Land
Office Department that they are IN arrears
IL large sums for s;umpage, aui must stop
cutting timber On ths public lands.
Colonel Wolcott, OF the O.egon Shost
Line is in the city, but has nothing 10 con-
municae concerning olr prospects fora rail-
road. except that the throug, line is TO lie
built with all possible dispatch,
Proposals for furnishing beef and hoGr At
Boise Barracks were opened on Taurs lay
Bat one bid for each article was offered.
Packard & foote proposed TO furnish -four
At Si49 per 100 pounds. ami n ) hubheti
BID fol the beef at 10 cents O-r pound, all
round. BIDS may havs also ben sent to
Department heal4uarte-s, but II none lower
than those stated Ser. sent, new prop saiS
will probably be advertised Tor.
, 1882-04-22
Religious Items.

Five Christian newspapers are now pub
lished in Japan.
The Meshod:sts have located a college at
Spokau anu an academy at Lewiston.
Seventeen persons have joined the Boise
Baptist church by baptism this winter.
The Methodist Church extension board in
the year 1851 aided in the erection OF 40
church edifces
The Catholic missionaries Ct Hong Kong
took last year 100000 children to bring up
IN the faith of tie church.
Interesting sculptures have been discovered
III Turkey supposed to be identical with the
HIt:Ite inscription at Car:hemish.
The Baptists have Just dedicated new
hall IN Washington, d. =. for the education
of the freedman, costing $1,000.
Pnneville. Oregon. Baptist church have
called Rev. F. NJ Long at salary Of $1,000
per year all provided for by the cgngr~g4tion.
McNiunville College Baptists nave cen
tracted for the erection OF anew brick school
building costing S20,G00 to be completed
September lst
HALEY once expressed his skept'cism T.
Sir Isaac Newton. Sir" said the Latter,
''you have not studied these subjects as
have. Do not disgrace yourself as a philos
opher BY presumiag to jadge questions you
have never examined"
Recent excavations at Cairo have brought
to light monol.th belonging to Apries, the
Pharoah Hophra OF the Bible, inscribed ::
TIE beloved Ptah Of Memphis ( wing hie
forever the good God Raa-aab, Lord Of the
two lands Apries. -Microcesm.
, 1882-04-22
PEN D'0REiliE DIVISION,
WaIiaia junction 20 spokane FaIis.
Connections.

At Wallula Junction with the o. X. L n
Co. 3 railroad lines.
At Cheney with stages for Medical Lake,
Spsnsl- and Farm;ngtoH.
At spokane Falls with stas-s for Coliax,
Fort Colville. Lewiston, Medical Lake. Span
gle. Fort CGsur iAlene Lake Pend d'0reille,
and al points in Northern Idaho.
, 1882-04-22

'sa s-p,C-.-The cos"ners jury IN the
g., q.osei murder on Mil creek.
ga. the man found dead had been
The hat @; the murdered man
-.i ID :ae brush near where the body
'.''.-el The jury we're OF the opin-
--, - toay Vas that oi a man named
J.. "#1 as IN this citv last fall. and
.- at.o. Of himself Jy continually
.-. several hundred Glllars.
, 1882-04-22

-.-r..u. In the c4ss OF VIM HAkGess
Alb ym Courtney Is. F. 81. Speed on
....-. u. ymy.zzI.mcnt, compromise was
81. .... su! the charges withdrawn on Mr..
.,.. returning 10 the plaintItfst he amount
....... respective claims, amounting IN all
.....r 900. Mr. Speed, when he came
.a.. ta.- office hCt long since and requested
-.t-. ... MENTION be made ia tine matter of
l..ar5. .... s,at.d 20 us that the prosecution
a.. -.au.. Ii.ce Of personal spite ON the
,...- 'rue plaintiffs, and that an investigl-
m@.I explain al. 1t Is very singular
.-Nr - II should Psy over $1,000 to
,g-,c.iIn-s stopped IN a case where an
ar-r-. a.. made simply for spite. We ex-
.r.aa. ?, M speed tnat whatever the yer
t- .ut De-. we sh"uli publish it. w
-.r.#Hr- 3d.. tins kind t. the public just as
-.. .al. auI regardless Of the standing
.-.rs. Implicated shall expose rascality
a. ....l ~. aui It. We d. not kuow Mr.
~...r -..rs u,lly and have heard him well
E. na hr.to.,re, bat the fact that he
..- ....,g COOL rcputa ton can not be &c
..r-... .s lu ,N.1se for i~ attempt t. max
...,r. D.. u.'i.yc trht hc was being = rse-
... .. tro honorable .,ntI.m,n, wh.n la
.... ..., wrre ,uly guietvoriug 10 recover
q. p .a-l belonged &. thcr.
, 1882-04-22
Burnett S Cocoaine.

And rende, dark ani glossy. 1t holds. IN
liquid form, q i;I-e proportion Of deod"rixeti
Cocoanut Oil, prepared expressly for this pur-
pose. No other compOu' possesses tie pecu-
lar properties whirh 50 exartiy sUjt the YaEi-
nus conditions Of the hrman hair.
, 1882-04-22

'.'>-N DOEEE-This Is the name OF
mn Fesiaursn: a: Spokane Falls run
a.. Barton & Layre; they know Just
FrrO ~ % give the pubic satisfaction.
Ii. eiienee We can heartily recommend
public to pay them . visit.
, 1882-04-22

'-S AND IEANSCoSTIHENTAL-This
r--l Las a=c!iel TO issue :, ,OO0, 600 new
e. va bonds, secured by mortgages o;
-'.'a' o. branch roads built by this CON-
-. f-4,ri 10 the Northern Pacific at a
a. -'52t to pay the interest. These
- Wi be oiered to the stockholders
, 1882-04-22

EMIGR,NTS An ASTONISHING lot Of people
daily leave the cars at Wsllull junction to
board the Northern Pacific trans; nearly
every day over hundred change cars all
bound north. S.yrague is the booming town
and many are going there.
, 1882-04-22

THE Best WAY-At the last meeting o.
the Baker City council, the marshal report
ed that the town WIS iufeSte,t with e tt OF
dead beats and opium tiends, who preferred
boarding at the countys expense 10 paying
heir fines, and recommended the establish
ment OF cham gang. The Iropo-al was
looked upoa with favor AMI the Necessary
paraphernslia ordered. Tne:e Is no way Of
rett!n. rid Of dead beats 50 suddenly as by
putting them to work. Tne justices Of thIs
city have been inhlstlng all the pan hment
in then power on such characters o. la,e,
and We suggest that they be made 70 work
whenever practicable; otherwise tier con
tinement might make them lazy
, 1882-04-22
L.. u. e.. SMITH

Il appointed Agent for Oregon and wash
in.fon Territory by e. Loriiiard d Go OF
the Celebrated Jupiter len. tut smoking
Tobacco. FOR safe 10 the frade ir lots 10
suit. G.N
, 1882-04-22
ProDosals for Engine House and
Ciiy Jail.

Sealed proposals for building an engine house
and i'll. in accord ,nce with the plans. specit-
cations AID details on fi!e in the office OF + +.
Allen. .uperyisinS arc' itect, Paines' building,
viii h., received at the office Of the City Clerk,
Nn : Second street, unit. Monday. MAY u,
IS>o at 4 o'clock P NJ The right 10 reject any
and all bids Is hereby reserved By order Of the
Common ConnciL
J. BiUMEIsTER,
JoEs DOvFLL- hCOmmittee-
WM GLAsFORD,1
,-rFsr: IEF a SHAW, City Clerk.
, 1882-04-22

What q beauty chiefest charm
Melting eyes or rosebud Ii, :.
Flowing ,resses, form of grace:
No; tine teeth these charms eclipse,
And their sure preserI Is
SOZOpONT, hest dentritriee.
, 1882-04-22

NOTE PAPER, e1tz. fns
w For sale e IL STA EANAN ofiics
, 1882-04-22
Wanted.

A well disposed cir! Of twelve or thirteen
years IF aye to assist in the care II tw0 chill
d,en. One accustomed to children preferred.
Apply TO Mrs +, ). Patkti;,
Conner ith and Poplar S:-eets.
, 1882-04-22
MRS. CRUTTENDEN,
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKIKc,

4 fine assortment OF Hats ana Eonnets.
New invoices every week DressInaking
in the latest styles. Also, Boys
Suits cut and made.
FIRST STREET WALLA WAILA-
, 1882-04-22
Connections.

At Tacoma with Pacisc M.l s.ea-nships for
San Francisco, and With Sound steamers for
Victoria, Seattle, Olympia sad sll points On
PUGET Sound
A. Like View With STAGES for Steilaco,m-
A. Tenino with the Olympia anu Teuino
railroad Tor Olympia
At kalaIna with the D T. lSN. Co.'S boats
for Portland and al railroad and steamship
iass entering AZ Portland.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
Railroad Accident at WiIIiars--One
 Nan Killed, and one Wounded.

From Mir. Henry Goldwater, who came in from Williams, we learn that on Tuesday, the 9th inst, the cars flew the track at Williams, resulting in the kill ing of a conductor, named Wideman, and the breaking of Mir. Northrup's leg. It appears that, by some mismanagen.ent, a box car was thrown from the track, and the conductor, who was standing upon the same, was crushed to death. MT. Northrup was thrown under the car and got of with broken limb, as above. stated. Thus, already, before the trains have fairly commenced running, We have the painful duty to perform of chroni- cling the killing of good man and the wounding of another.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
Crook--wiIIcox Banquet.

The grandest party that was ever held in
 Arizona was that of last evening, Sept 9th,
 in rendering a farewell to General o. B. | &illcoK and welcome to General George ! Crook Under the management of the vari-
 ous committees there was nothing left un- done to make the event all that could be dcsied. The attendance was three hun
 dred in number, composed of officers and
 their ladies, and the cream of Prescott so- ciety. At nine clock. the reception com
 mittee. consisting of Governor Tritle. Hon.
 and Mrs L. Bsshford, Hon. and Mrs c. c.
 Bean and Mrs Clark Churchill, presented the
 citizens of Prescott to the departing and in- coming Generals. After a hearty hand
 shaking and the usual congratulations the
 oif ,ers were invited to the stand, also
 number of the citizens, when Col c. C.
 Bean delivered the address of parting with
 General Wilcox and the welcome to General
 Crook. General Wilcox responded in
 short, eloquent, truthful and feeling speech,
 which was received with much applause
 Then General Crook, as usual, expressed
 volumes in a very few words, and tUok his seat amid tremendous applause.
 Governor Tritle, in the capacity of Executive of Arizona, extended the thanks of all good Arizonans to General Wilcox fUr bis very eficent and careful manage ment cf his duties during peri,'d covering years. and then welcomed General Crook to our prosperous and growing Territory. The remarks of Governar Tritle were we'll timed ana most appropriate.
 After the speech-making had been con cluded dancing commenced, and the ele- l gant costumes of lsdies and gentlemen, the i appropriate decoration of the hall win flags, wreaths, notices, etc, presented scene | never b.fore heheld in Northern A-izona l Supper having arrived, the drop curtain to the stage was raised and there the most ! elegant and substantial repast that it has ever been our good fortune to behold, pre- sented itself, and was tested by every lady, gentleman and child present, who were unanimous in praise of those who had the department under control.
 Again dancing was resumed. and kept up until o'clock, A. M., when the l2th h. ,antry Band retired, having discoursed ex- ,ellent music so long as there appeared to -e disposition on the part of those in at .cudaoce to tr'p the light fantastic toe. The reception will long be remembered by Prescott people as one of the most delight 'ul events that has taken place in Northern Arizona. One 5y ono ihe friends of Genl. With sincere regret, bade him ,dieu, and wished him, in company with lis very estimable lady and children, a ong and pleasant career, and, let him go where he may, good and true citizens of Arizona giil remember him kindly.
 To ". C. Foster J. F Meador, Wm. Holden, Doctor Ains.orth and George E. Ralph is due much credit to the success of he banquet. |
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
Local Events.
TUESDAY.

[. $. Jackson left yesterday on pros pecting trip through the mountains.
 Rev. Mir. Adams, clever theologian held divine Aervioe yesterday at Williamson Valley.
 Louie Armstrong, an honest miner. il once more with us. having returned from an extenEiye prospecting trip
 The auction sales at whipple to- day drew large crowd from the city and coun try. As rule articles sold at good round prices-
 The types saade us send those good people, T. c. Bray and wife, East yesterday. They are here, but Gorhsm and his wife have gone on a visit East.
 That letter of acceptance by Hon. 4. E. Davis, candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction, must strike every lover of our public sehools as true in sentiment. honest an manly in each and every word.
 BE1D rr-Two boys in blue, who were enjoying the city last night, departed for Whipple this morning about daybreak. snd when opposite the hospital were held up by TWO knights vf the road. Losses about Sl5o n cash ana Pold watch.
 : A. Hentzey, who is promoting the fuilding of sLe Prescott and 35th Parallel sailrUad leaves tomorrow morning for Bos- ton and thsr eastern cities on business con nec,ed with the railroad enterprise. He will return here in few weeks
 Mr. T. B. Riggs, Superintendent of the Tiger mine, is in Prescott for a few days, being subpened as witness in a case of assault which tsanspired at the Tiger a few days agn. ME. Riggs Is considered one of ;As most trustworthy mining experts on the Pacific coast, and Ariznna Is fortunate in possessing that merit which draws within her borders men who have such rare com bination 9f Rorth and talent.
 Oseasienalls we hear"f paper down in the back woods of the south crying out sganst the apportionment made by the Secretary. If these wise men will but take the pains 10 come here and examine the re- turns from all the counties, take all ths cir cuIIss ssnoes into consideration and then cal culats on an apportinnment, they will find that Secretary Van Arman acted iu good faith and with the most sxaet fairness to all Counties.