, 1882-06-17
THE LOCAL LINE.
Creditable Showing Of the News Of
the Day In the Columns Of
"The Statesman"

This is court week :: Pendleton
The railroad at Kalarna Is submerged
The Perpetual Smiler is again in town.
The Yakima river is higher than it Ia. been
since is.6.
The Northern Pacific Company will build
large hotel At WestxoS1, Idaho territory, this
summer
The place vacated by Prot. Anderson. of the
Washington University, has been teadered 10
Prcf. Thos. Condor, Of the L UuiVsrsity Of Ore
gon.
Passengers for Lewiston c1nIec. With the
boat at TeNa- Ferry Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays. The buat. make the round lrip
each day.
Owing % the fact that Sheriff Hatter, Of
Spokane county, has fallen heir 10 sl5, coo. he
wi,hdraws from the field yf politics and Is not
q candidate fos oiIee.
Major jackson, in command OF CO. T.. lst
Cavalry. left the city to day I'll route u Col
yilie- The troop expect to be about twelve
DAY. making the journey.
1t would benefit the health oi .,r,s Of the
people Of this city If that pool at the c1rneE of
Spokane and Rose streets Wa. drained on,
filed up or in some way absted.
The proposition TO remove the diphtheria
cases to the pest house, made by Marion in
morning contemporary is abou, on a par with
the medicsted opinion which evolved q diph-
theroii."
Says the Nez Perc- Ee,cs. new horse
disease has appeared in the Genes-e country
which consists of breaking ,,gt Of tie Jaws in
running soTrs. II j. said To be contagious, bu-
il not necessarily fatal
We learn to-day that Mr.. Heron. Of the
Spokane ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of every
thing that belongs t. a newspaper has re-
turned the nnti!uated stock To Golden Drip
Dairy, Cook. and gone out Of the business
Mr.. Henry H"lla,lay, Il Central Kentucky.
il here for the pUrp.sse Of heating. He owns
large farm in that state and one in Florida,
but saws he will dispose Of his property and
p'lNlsA7' a.i iililI'htu l4!lS Iit
II exceedingly well pleased with this city and
it, surroundings.
SAYS the Yakima RecJfd We were shown
the other day some silver specimens by NJ. T.
z. Boyls, from the new mines near the head of
the river. An assay of these specimens has
been made which shows respectively Sl0o tn
the ton for picked ore, and so for cropping,
carrying gold and silver in parts.
4 boy about l. years Of age, employed at
Re-sers saw mill, about l. miles from town
allowed his right band To come in contact with
one of the large circular saws, on "Wednesday
evening. the hand heing terribly laceratrd.
He was brought To town and the wounds were
dressed by Dr. kelogs.
The ladies Of the Walla Walla Relief So
ci-tv desire 10 express their grateful! thanks t"
Dr Townr, L. s \, for another generous
contribution. Of so To- their fund, making so
within = short time. His charity is "f the
practical kind. which GnI expression IN gen
ernu- deeds.
For several days w"rku,en, carpenter
painters and paper-kangers have been busy at
the Lion Brewery, and while Il was hardly
possible to 4" much Ia give the place new
appearance. they have LEFT it quite attractive.
It is worth visit and the price OF \ schooner,
to study picture in ante-roon.
The scent Of "blu,I" in Ennis butcher shnr.
AMI perhaps the influence ni sh""ting gallery
gin. rnuSei the ire Of Mother Smith, this
morning and she was Eroceeiin, I" mske
mince meat oi the crew. when officer Brooks
checked her Later in the day she hecame
,a-y abusive - the Slime House, and at the
corner # Fifth aud Ak!sr where Officer Cock
arrested her. On the way {" the jail SHE
fought the officer and everybody within reach,
and il was necessary to handle her - drunk
en- man would have to be cared i"r. While
some may lie inclined 10 cenaGre the officer for
handling her in this way. We ARE a.ished that
he lid only as duty.