, 1882-12-09
Fron hs Dg..I OF Tridlr.

The material for tracklayins On the br.nci
road Is all here, the force to he emplov.S n,
hand, and the work was commenced today.
We regret 10 annaunce the death of the in
liant son of John and Rosa Albeit, which &C
CURED lat evening The funeral occurred .hi
Afternoon.
A note made cat st Linkville. Oregon, Jul,
z 1s7t far sl53, payable to Moses Pssley
and signed by J. II. Chapman, has been fount
and left At ;hi, Office.
t, The Union church services On ThanL,.ivin.
| day in f,rtlxnd, The Dall-s, Salem, OREGON
and here. were held in tue Congr-yationa
churrhes, and Methodist ministers preached
! the srrnun in each c .se
Mis- b mpson, a student of Notre Dame
rcademy, at Bsser tIty, wa- taken sick Tues
day evening and did Wednesday. She was
wei respected and leaves many friends.
| J. ?. Fault and Emma : Page, Of Baker
City, were married las: week. The couple are
very I"puisr. Mr.. faun Is one Of the bes,
citizen, and tn b-d- had endesred herself t.
the pe"I.:e here by her excellent qualities Of
head n heart
The olympia Standard says: Mr.. A. s
A.,rre,ly, Il Nrw Ta1ma. was stricken with
;,araly si, Saturday morning. He Vas sl,ne at
tie iins. and va founi in chair, with his
ava tInrpr3 upon is C esr. He has rallied
h.,
c,'very
Ne hat ths pleasure of A cad to-day from
u. l. T GaiiTa;h, Just from Kootenay, B. c.
IN ouuIe /. Nict,r,a lie i've. Us an enthu-
aisstic acc, mt II the k.,otenay country. The
mining -nterpr,ses have all yielieh beautifully
TIN, sva,oa, an the prospects for that region
are exceedingly good.
Says the Portland Standard: J. H. Budd,
drmocIat who WAS elected urer Page, mem-
Der of Congress from a California district at
the late election, was once a negro minstrel.
and used to make people laugh with his grim
aces and WITTY jokes, an vas in Portland
about five Years ago with q company IN which
he WAS one of the end-men-
Mrs Capt. Sriih. residing ID the Santaim
river abnve Mehama, Oregon. died At her home
On Monday last at the advanced age OF CD
years She was the only daughter of William
Morgan, whose mysterious disappearance IN
lS26 created such excitement. giving rise as 1t
did To the rumor Of Masonic interference.
Crab Creek and Cottonwood, in Spokane
county are settling up wonderfully last this
fall. Scarcely day passes but from one u
five teams pass through Sprasue to the above
country, which starts in about three miles
northwest of Sprague. The new town Of Fair
weather has splendid future, it being situa'
ted in the center Of very tine couhtry- The
Colvile road from Sprague passes directly
/ through the town
From hs Daily Of Saiurddy-
J. NJ. Irwin has sold his interest in the W.
w. b. T. Co. to Doc Comstock.
Pataha City has had another addition made
to it. 1t is putting on METROPOLITAN airs.
A union Sunday school convention will Ii
eonsidered at the ministers meeting Monday
evening.
At the Police Court to-day August Walter
WA assessed sl5 20 for being d. d. For
simii. condition, Henry Neal paid so 80.
Harry 4 Pees has been re elected president
of the debsti. Iub The Tariff, is the nexi
| ,.,ss.;o, for den. The club meets Friday
| evenings
movement. 70 solida.e the military pos'
os Caur d'Alene al Camp Spokane, at Spo
kane Falls. is on foot and meets With favo'
| from most Of the military authorities.
Mr.. Valentine Proebstel, one Of the oldest
| and most respected citizens OF Clarke county
| died On SATURDAY. last. aged % years, l month
and "a days, al his home near the Lacamas-
Nj Johnston has been arrested for for
! gerry. grand larceny and obtaining money un
der false pre,ens :, by the Northern fac'h'
| r.;n.ad comrany. He waived examination
and WAS held to appear at the district court.
James F. Jones, recently with the Phi.a
delphia L heading Iron Cenpan,. ha
been appointed engineer Of mines and Goa
| lands Of the Northern Pacific. and will have
charge Of this compsny's coal property On tn
| Pacific coast
The work at LaGranae is moving forward
,nd.., the b.,,ic toll of Rev G. NJ Irwin
! He has On him the double burden of the uni
v-r.;ty AMI the pastoral work. ani Is renderin'
I vsonsn's serve. in each Island CIty, tnu
| niles from I.aGrsnde, now furnishes iart'
congregation.
TIE palice made "a arrests during the mon
| NJ November. Against these violators sis
s.. ,,..es.ed A. fines. The Msrshsl's boar'
nil, anoupt-d t. So, leaving SlGl for the city
Marshal made 3 arrests, Deputy Cock 10, oth
Ger Ames -, and Kinney 4.
Til. Whitman literary society meet at IN
Hsrrer school house, every Wednesday even
ing Next We nesday the question is that
limited monarchy VS.. Republican form o
government. The school children have pnnh
| .,.,c;.es the same evening Miss Kirkland
.,f Niltsn is teaching at this school
An Idaho judge has decided that reiusa a
# boarler to eat cod-fsh or sausage BAH
does not Justify the keeper of the restaurant II
Shooting him. Ii you board at our Delmonlc'
v.u could not possibly refuse TO eat whate'e
!. on the hill Of fare 1t is perfect in quailtl
md cooking. ChiIberg is a nltural caterer.
4 gentleman calls today to say that Mr
S..,t xh. live. on Wal,a Walla river tweiv
miles out, has cured seven cases OF diph'heri'
in his .,miIy and fve in another family by IT,
following prucess: He pu. the children IN
warm bath, with cold water application I" IN
head: rubbed dry and placed them ID warn
he'd gave them half tesspooniui "i sHiphu
followed immediately with hall teaspo'hi'
q .prpentine. All were saved.
Tsvs.P1AxrIxG ALONG THE X. n
Hon Philip Ritz has inst returned from tn
N...hs-n Pacific. where he has been som
time experimenting the planting Oh ''ee
,Io,, the line of railway. H. mas G."
tact to set on. trees along the road "heIs
n.sses through tie prarrie country. IL
r,.,,y between Wllula snd pom