, 1882-01-14
LEGAL JCI1INGS.


, daced greatly lately on account Of slack Of
business
The sense Of smell may be made for the
time more acute by filling themOu with very
cold water
w. Il Reed is Just down from Garfield
county. He reports warm battle up there
J over the county seat
Right Rev. Bishop Junser Is in the CITY on
visit to Father Duffy, the highly respected
pastor Of tie Catholic Church.
John Justice wants every one who thinks he
has no right to serve q territorisl warrant t.
read the city charter carefully.
This reporter counted thirty-two dogs this
morning in two boqrets, on Main street, from
ona point OF vision. Don't imagine for an In
slant that We are boastins.
Ichler Co. this day received 800 pounds of
fresh fish, consisting Of silver and spotted ss,
mon. founders. sea bass and sturgeon. They
went like hot cakes and no wonder.
Country people are swarming into the city
to day as though If was holiday. This is on
account of the rough weather we have expert
enced for the las. few days perhaps
By consent of counsel on both sides and to
afford ar opportunity of obtaining all le;isla-
tion upon the subject the argument OH the
Sunday law is postponed until Monday week,
the sd inst
A Burr, the excellent artist for the Histor
ieal Publishing company, started in the direc
tion of the Mormon settlement for the foot
hills Of the Blne Mountains, there to do sketch
ing for his works upon this country.
There are a good many laborers standing
around the streets lately. Rather from in
cIination than necessity We think. however.
Just con4e into the city 70 have q little time,
and then back to labor and happiness
| Wonld it not be well for the city to hire a
herder and keep the dogs altogether on some
one street! They would show to better advan-
tage, and then people would know where to
| look for dog fights, and not be stumbling over
| one at every street corner.
Give him ability and courage equal to his
cheek and the fellow who runs the morning
paper would have had many fight; as it is
he has always got off with contemptuous
kick astern. The amount of kicking that fel.
low can stand is pro-di-si-ous-
The Washington Territory Medical Associ- !
alton Of which Dr. Wilson OF Port Townsend,
is president, and DIR. Willard, Of Seattle, sec
retary, is determined u punish without mercy
all offenders against the new law requiring
physicians to register their diplomas.
There arc one hundred and fifty dogs upon !
which taxes have been paid i'll this CITY, Every |
one of these blooded dogs seem to consregate |
daily on Main street These, with the cnun- |
try caninec, make disgraceful exhibition |
somewhere on the streets daily. There is |
perpetual dog fight on Main street that should |
be quenched by some one surely.
Fifth street Is Just about as impossible for |
teams, as heavens streets are for the eye |
Of a needle-or words to tina. effect. This |
street was the main route 70 the depot until 1T !
became so cut up that travel was impossi- |
ble A little grading there would be sensible |
There is much that is proposed to be done that |
is useless in comparison with this.
T. s. Mabry is erecting fine three thous- |
and dollar house on Second street for MIR. |
Mackenzie. Mr.. Mabry informs Us that he |
has several large jobs on hand. He is . good !
workman and always gives satisfaction.
The editor of the AStorian has joined the |
Benedicts: the STATESMAN wishes the happy |
couple much joy, long life and lots Of little |
ones, and hope they viii navigate the Kuro |
Siwo of married life with no storms to mar |
their joy.
+. F. Loehr, onr county surveyor, will be |
absent from the city about week. He goes |
to attend the funeral of his aged mother who |
died yesterday at the advanced age of 30 yeas |
During his absence John Wilson, Esq, will be |
in charge.
Judge Lacy is getting old and gray, and har- |
ing been one Of the first members of the Walla |
Walls FIRE department has been presented with |
an exempt certificate, which he has had hand |
sonely framed and placed in II conspicuous
position in his Office.
"As TO de statement dat de world amcomin
to an eand on lie "a day of February, dis COM
mittee neither assents nor disputes, but if eny
member of dis club has a chance on de lst of
dat month TO buy sebon dollar dog for fifty
cents we advise him to take de risks. Lime
| KIn Club Notes.
In the battle over the county seat for Gar
| field county there was lots of work done. One
man who was sick a bed at the time, was taken
| in a sleigh to the polls at Pomeroy, and voted
straight for that city. Then he was taken
| home with great enthusiasm in the same man
! ner.
| The Chicago World gives its readers the fol
lowing advice respecting editors: Treat an
| editor as IL you belieye in the efficacy Of his
journal Make him feel that you consider his
paper of real vaiue 70 you, and treat him ae-
corainsly, and you viii be repaid a dozen times
by liberal notices on the best page Of the
paper"
1t is said that local newspaper man dropped
into dentists office some time ago in search
of information, and that when the interview
was over the jaw manipulation blandly inquired,
"Won't you stop and have tooth out!' The
| invitation was declined but when the dentist
visited the journalist the other day, the latter
called out rs the visitor was nearing the door +:
Hold on n minute, Doctor, and well get you
! up an obituary.
''Purer than the purest gold,
A thousand times, thousand fold,
Stronger than the strongest chain
! Ever forged by might and main-
Swifter than the lightning's dart
Wher it eleaves the air apart.
What is this 50 pure and strong
To which such swiftness does belong.
| The holiest gift from Cad above
To man on earth, A Mothers Love"
Here you have a Newspaper Man. Some
| other Paper will Copy something from his
Paper and don't give Credit, and the News |
paper Man viii say in his next Article that |
the other Paper Man is Pirate. After |
while the Newspaper Man will cut Something !
out Of another Paper that he Thinks Will not
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