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RAILROAD CoSsrRucrIoS.-The numer Us
branches pr, jectea !y the NJrthern Pacific
In this and other territories nd states are TO
he pushed hy the u. Z. { y Co., that the
y. Z. Company may he free to devote its
time to the completion Of Il. main line. A
circular Just ISSUED to the stockholders Of
the Nor, hrrn Pacific sets firth the desirabil-
,ty OF extrniinl 'he conpan,s system 10y
coust, uctiig Branches and the inab lity Of
the company to undertake the work. The
branches are therefore to be built By the
Oregon & Transcontinental company under
direction Of the railrori company Tn,
stock Of the branche. 81 constructed is 10 be
held i'll trust for the Northern Pacific rail-
road, so that it shall exercise all the rights
Of Ownership, AMI they are TO be operated
under traffic contracts, the minimum guar
antee being 81, 400 per mile. equal to 6 per
cent on bonded debt Of 81, 900 per mile
and sinking fund Of Per cent. The Ore.
gon & TrsnscontiaentaI is TO provide means
for building these branches. by placing in
a ust with the Farmers Loan aud Trust Co.
the bonds Of the several branch roads, at
the rate OF 5000 per mile, and issuing
therefor its own forty-yeA 6 per cent. gold
bonds. The branches e. be built aggregate
.bou. 600 miles Of road in Minnesot., Ds-
kota and Washins s.on Territory.
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Mr.. Peuningto1's Position
MILLION, Ogn., June l3.

MILTON, Ogn., June l3. 1852.
Ed. STATESMAN You apparently misun-
dsrstand the attitude Of Umati.la county on
the subject of division. Mr.. S;een was not
the division candidate further than as should
be required by majority petition-just the
same as for any other local object. Mr..
Pennington, on the contrary, is On a plat
form requiring the division OF the county
into three counties, and was elected With
that understanding. Your eforts helped
the cause and theory Of division, and the
people recognizes it. Sperry and Stanton are
beth prouuonc-d divisionists. The trouble
with Steen vas that his platform required 8
majority petition before dividing.
Yours truly,
DEMOCRAT.
, 1882-06-24
Railway Extension

In the last issue OF the Portland Commer-
cial reporter We find the following:
At the animal meeting of the o. r. N
Co., to BE- held at Portland June Goth, reso-
lutious will be submitted for the approval oi
the stockholders directing the following en-
tensions: From Walla Walla to Lewiston,
Idaho: from Walla Walla to PendletOn. Ore.
gon; from junction with the present road
between The Dalles and Umatilia above 9e
miles to the big bend of John Days river,
with branch up tie valley OF Rockland to
a point about 80 miles distant from the
point thereof; from q Junction with the
road from The Dalles to Umatilla up the
valley OF Willow Creek to the town OF
Heppner. and from near the mouth of But
ter Creek up the valley thereof, a distance
OF 30 miles
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body aud cause numerous diseases tiaI n;,..-e
ordinary medical treatment II aliowei 70
continue. II e unnaturel loss affects the vital
organs, which causes destrcyinig diseases
Consumption. diabetes, Bnsht's disease, lann-
dice, insanity. etc. Excesses non use, ahus+,
inherited weakness. malnutrition, SPINAL and
cerebral complaints bring on the sbore fatal
diseases. Debility and seminal weaki'esS ,,e @e-
struct the important and necessary acts OF HE
and their enjoyments. Cures guaranteed
Diseases of the genito urinary organs, kidneys,
liver and bladder a specialty. 1he iI!;'nS CON
plants and diseases Of women speedily crrei
Consultation at office or by letter, free~nd con
fdential. Responsible persons can afrinS,
payments in the same manner as they ""ul|
employ their family physician. StneteSt Sc
crecy maintained. Call or address DIR, Lie6's Il
Co, No. 400 Geary St corner Mascn, San Fran
cisco Cal Private entrance iOo Mason str,rt
QUALIFIED AND REsroNsIBLE..D Dr l.ltbis
& Co., organized in compliance with California
law. Diploma procured by regular COLLEGE ed
ucation. Seventeen Years special practise, and
duly licensed in accordance with CalLoIn:a
Medical law
, 1882-06-24

New HOTEL AT PREscorT TIE
draughtsman, Gen. Tannatt, Of the Oregon
improvement Co.. has received the plans
and specifications OF the new hotel to be
speedily erected at Prescott. The hotel Will
be 30x6O, two stories high, the lower l3 feet
and the upper IL feet. The building Is so
made. The rooms are, too, large and slightly,
and the whole house arranged after the most
modern style. Mr.. Jas. Hunt, OF Dayton, is
to be the manager.
, 1882-06-24

HoLE-Y CoIS The raid on nutilated
coin, and refusal of merchants to pitch 1t
into their tills, as an equivalent for fine
tooth combs or paregoric, has resulted in al
unusual rattling in the contributions box at
the churches The man who gets left with
half dollars with holes punched Ill them,
first supplies the children with neeblets,
and after the children run out, he bethinhs
of the Lord, and drops the balance lat" the
collection hat The heather cannot Use our
coin good or bad, SO the deacons sell the
hole-y stuff at discount, and apply the
genuine, they get in return.
, 1882-06-24
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age Of thirty to sly ty
who are troubled with too frequent evscuati rs
of the Bladder, often accompanied by sli-h:
smarting or burning sensation, and 4 weaken
ing Of the system in a manner tie patient can
not account for. On examining tAe urinary
deposits ropy sediment viii often be found,
and sometimes small particles # alhumen vii
appear. ar the color viii be Of thin miikisA
hue, again ensnging to a uaEx ana tGa.ii AZ.
pearance- There are many VII" Gi~ 81 rhi.
difficulty ignorant of tie cause. hen = tie
second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. Spin-
ney viii guarantee perfect cure N al s,:ch
cases, and a healthy restoration OF the ;'eDitO-
urinary organs.
OFFICE FoURs.-10 10 1, and o. g Sun
days from 10 10 IL A. N. Consultation free
Thornugh examination and advice, 50.
Gail OF address,
BH. sPsNNEY a co.
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SSJ Reward.

Stray-d-One pair work horses. white and
grey; one fea bitten; branded Rowiock on
right shoulder; the lghtest one has Wo on
left thigh; both branded Rowiock on right
shouler- On. cream or bnckskin pony, branded
F on one hip. Twenty-Five dollas reward for
all three, or twenty dollars for the work hor.es,
o. ten dollars for information that will lead tn
the finding of these horse, Address.
z. c. PARLIN,
8litv Milton Station
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ABor. 81 600 SsvEn.-Although no pre-,
cedeus had been established, County Auiitn,
Painter did not see way the county should
not attach the oo,rd bills of territorial pris.
oneu convicted, to the general cost oil, pre-.
sen.ed TO tue S,ate Treasurer In his view
it vss bo:h legal and ias;, and he at once IN
stisa.-,i the proceeding. to obtain IN add.
tion.I credit OF sass. which. after about six
moaths delay has been granted. snd the
county Is th,t nuch better OF THIS 10 for
board ot all prisoner. sinas his term Of of6es.
Aadiss Pa.ntsr deserves IL skanls Of ths
psOpls q thia esnty.
, 1882-06-24

Mole CRIcXETs Another AID fornid
able enemy Of the farmer has made Its ap-
pearsn,e in The Spnkans country. 1, i-
called the mole cricket. and the repor.
comes that it is making havoc with the
gain. Mr.. s. Heath, the postmaster there,
who owns a ranch ;. White Bluff prairie,
informs Us thA. these pes.s have already
DESTROYED s. acres OF his wheat a, Mon
dovia. in the Big Bend country. Thee
crickets are Appearing by millions. and the
farmers are enaeavorinG 10 fence and ditch
as,ins. them They hatch among the rocks
near Srokan. Fals, and travel rapidly
thence 10 the grain and pasture fields.
These insects .re much larger than tie or.
dinsry cricket. aud Until this season were
entirely unknown tina. region
, 1882-06-24
Sale Of Real Estate for DELINQUENT
Grade Tax.

Notice i hereby given that will offer 70
sale at public anc,i0n at the c mt house door
in the Citv OF Walla Walls. W. T., on the Sd
day Of July, 1os2. at the honr of O'Clock p
N. If said day. the following described real es-
tate fnr delinquent grade tax. amounting to
So 93 and accruin2 costa. viz: Lot 10, block
g. Shauhles addition 10 the City Of WaIla
Waila. ", 7. JOHN G. JUSTICE,
~2l6t- City MArzh,l.
, 1882-06-24

WaLLA WALLA CITY ATTACHED. com
pei the payment OF judgment Of 5000 rem
dered against the city Of Walla Walla, in
his favor, Jasper Howe last evening had
served upon H. Z. Holmes, City Treasurer.
an attachment In this suit DR.. Day was
made third party, and upon him falls the
burden of payment The city will at once
satisfy the attachment by either giving
bonds or paying the amount, and proceed to
collect of DIR. Day. We understand Il at
the Dr. will appeal the case.
, 1882-06-24

ARMENT's CAS OPENER-J. n Arment
OF Dayton, has presented US with his hand
some new can opener, and. without hesita-
ton We can place the brand, "perfect" upon
il, for, without exception IL is the most con-
yenient can opener We ever handled.
, 1882-06-24
Notice.
L. 8. LASn 0ryIcE At WALLA WALLA, /
". T.. Nav 25th, 1882.

Complaint having ben entered at this Office
10y John H. Williams, Wslls Wslla Co., w. 7.
sysins. Thpmas Redn.anG. for abandoning his
Homestead E?t'y No 1916. dated September
18th, 1880, upon the w IF NWf of Sec. 26,
7. North Il Range a E Of W NJ, in Walla
WaIla County. Washington territory, with a
view to the cancellation 0. saii entry: the said
parties are hereby snn,noa ed to appear at this
Office on the 18th dsv Of July, 1882. At 10
O'Clock A n, to res si-ond and furnish testimony
concern TX said alleged abandonment
T. H. MORRISON, Register.
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THE GREAT ENGLISa REMEDY

Is n neverfa;l n cure
for Nervous l'ebiiity,
Ex hausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
Sper' lgtorrhsa, Lost
Mar Hood. Inipoten
cv, Paralysis, and al.
the terrible effects n;
Self-Abuse, youthful
follies, and excesses
in matlIrgr VP9Tg -
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ECTIEE.

LiNp SFfIcr At WaLLa WAiLa ". T.
May "a, 1852.
C,up!aia: !.ar:rg been catered at this Of
he. Ly Wa. X Wi~enai. against Henry
Ho-ier for aha..l..ni. his homestead entry
NJ. 1927, d,-od F.b "a, 1850, npon the \.
". reg. =, t'.,:nship . n. f. IS. Z in Wal
Ia VI ,lis cCuaty, ". T.. with = view TO the
Cancellation of said vr'ry: the said parties
are herrby summcnra TO APPEAR at this Of
hce On the l3,b day Of July 1882. at 10
o'clock A NJ, TO re-pond and furnish tesii-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
T. H. MORRISON, Register
, 1882-06-24

A Coon MINI. r. Huntington, Esq
i. in the city from Burn, River. and brought
with him some samples Of nlver ore from
the bay Hose" mine which bids fair to
loom mp ~ one OF tie great mines Of the
country. The ledge u contact vein lying
h.sue-n porpbyry and limestone. and be.
..des being very nch and easily worked has
the .ddiuonaI advantage of yielding large
amount. Of orc Samples We have seen and
...mined Are - good As We would wish TO
take out Of . rnine. The country on both
aide. of So.ke rivsr near Mr. Huntingdon
u.ins has long bean known 70 be immensely
rich in minerals. and ~hsn the other outs'de
.xci,sments aru cver attention will be 2aid
% thi. section. and mining cspitaints WI
here end some profitable Investments
, 1882-06-24
To Contractors.

Bid. viii be received for the construction Of
fence, to enclose cours house tloek, and 70 te
completed BY August 10Th; the fence to be
constructed Of wood, in accordance With plans
and specifications now 70 be seen at +. p.
Aliens of6ee in Psine's building. Bids viii Be
received by IL 3. Ward, st the auditor
oshes up 70 Aonday. june 18th. 1t a H.,
commissioner rsssrving the rieht to rsjsct any
or al bids. ". G. PAINTER.
County 4 pdttoF
, 1882-06-24

SIT DowS on 'Eh.-Now that we are 60
ing TO have An entertainment at the Opera
Hous.. We hope something pat-logical will
be done ~ prevent the senators Of the gal
lery" annoying tho respectable portion Of
the audience. as they have been doing hereto
fore. People who pay . fair price for
seats, and 90 to hear and enjoy. have . right
70 be protected from the annoyance of rowdy
conduct Generally, the appearance of a
.sups" 10 the signal for An outburst of
whistlins and eat-calls. The fellow can,
help il, that circumstances have fashioned
him into supe. and perhaps he is sensitive
on that corn, and don: care to be reminded
Of his io~ degree. Ii he'll keep bath brick
IL his pants pocket and hit one Of his az
,rrssors when occasion offers, NC shall
errc: Q monument TO his memory Brick
or no brick. . policeman should be or
hand to knock down and drag out any Sen,-
tor y ho disturbs the ''meetin.
, 1882-06-24

HAD PEosYBrn--A letter from Center
I'll. ,psaks rather discourageinSly Of the
,.ro.pec. scr spring sosn gain The letter
..v.. Mr.. George Reed. ~bo o~as several
,,.,...ud head Of Inns .se-p. had them driven
..r tis heass % the evening ct the sth
-, .,d sons vie wretch distributed Possar
.a nth sals aaoSg thsm; Ssierday
n n.;.. over % Il ths S.ss v.ss dssf. sad
s&-m - sxpsstsl - d.
, 1882-06-24

new RAILROAD ..manS |!
SALE OF LOTS!
THE OREGON IMPROVEMENT co.
Are Low ready 20 eel lots IA the towns Of
Prescott and Endic0tt.
Prescott is at the end Of s division on An op-
eratcd line Of the o. z, & \. Co., with
daily mail, ample water, plenty OF
lumber for building parposes
Ground at very low rates.
Endicott is stu ed on Rebel Fiat Creek. 9
miles west OF Coliax, on graded iine
OF railroad in centre Of the
PALOUSE COUNTRY,
And destined to become the important town
Of that section.
Pinfs can be examined nj the Wslla Walla
Oflice Of the U. I. 10. and purchase contracts
made.
dSwtf.
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YOUNG MIN

"HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of youthful follies and in
discretion, will do well to avail themselves Of
this the greatest boon ever laid at the altar #
suffering humanity DR- SPiNNEI viii
guarantee To forfeit $500 for every caseo Sen
inal Weakness or private disease Of any kind
or character which he undertakes and fails u
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no lIE0JN 50, GEtHv srREEc,
Una kIEOtO san frauci,eo. Cai-

IONTINUES To TREAT
" successfully of home"pa-
thy every form of special or
chronic disease without mer-
curry or nauSeous drugs. De-.
Liebig's Inyigorator is a posi-
tive and perma: ent cure for
seminal weakness, nervous ans
physical debility, lost man
hood, vital exhaustion. snd ali
the terrible results o! abused
nature, excessive and youthful
follies. The doctor viii agfee
in writing To forfeit $1,000 for
>s case that he undertakes and
fails to cure. The reason thou
sands cannot get cured "f Sem
inal weakness and the above
diseases is owing 70 Z complies
cncalled Prostatorrhes, which
requires a special remedy Dr.
Liebig's lnvigorat0r, No. ., l. a
specific cure for ProstatOrrhea.
Price of either lnvigoratcr, 81
Der bottle, OF d bottles for SO.
Sent to any address securely
covered FROM observation. Sem
inal weakness and prostatorr-
hea drain vitality from the
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such as Loss Of Memory, Las,itude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion to society, Dimness al
Vision, Noises in the head the vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, ami many
other diseases that lead t. insanity and death.
DR.. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for case of this kind the Nitai
Restorative tunder his special advice and treat
ment) will not cure. or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. DIR. Nintie treats Al!
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis Of urine. 50 .,
Price of Vital Restorative. So GO bottle, o.
four times the quantity, Sio 90; sent to any
address upon receipt Of price, or G. .. d, Sc
cure from observation. and IN private name il
desired, by A. Z. MINTIE, VI. D,
, 1882-06-24
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on application by letter. stating symp
toms, seS and age Communications strictly
confidential.
IL kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Dr.. Miutie's Kidney Remedy, Nephreticuru.
cures all kinds of Kidney and Bicdd-r com
plants, Gonorrhea, Gie-t, Leucorlhoea. For
sale by all druggists 81 90 bottle, SIX bottles
for IS OF.
DIR. Min.ieis Dandelion Pills, are the hest
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure il
market. For sale by all druggists. Hcdse,
Davis d Co, Portland, wholesale as ents. Ally
All orders for medicine c. o. u. must he
accompanied with 81, as a guarantee Of good
faith, which VIII be deducted when the pack
age is shipped.
, 1882-06-24
And destined to become the important town
Of that section.

Pinfs can be examined nj the Wslla walls
Oflice Of the U. I. 10. and purchase contracts
made.
dEu,S
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Military and Personal.

1t. VIM. H. Miller, r. Q. NJ, LIST Cav,
came down on visit to headquarters last
week.
Capt. Jas. A. Haughey, 2lst Infantry,
with his family, left on Mondays steamer
for California.
Col. G. o. Halter. U. s. A.. retired, spent
Sunday at the post, going up the river on
Monday morning.
Major A. S. Kimball, dsbursing qurter-
master, Portland. was at headquarters this
week on official business.
| Capt Frank D. Baldwin, 9Th Inf, has as
sumed charge of the office Of the chief ord
nance officer until the arrival Of Capt. Cullen
| Bryant.
The wife of 1t. j. w. Duncan, 2lst Inf. :,
has gone to Walla Walla to visit her parents,
Major J. B. Keefer, Paymaster U. s. A.,
and wife,
Troop B, lst Cav, has been ordered to
exchange stations with Troop H, now at
Fort Colville, and they will move on the
| 10th iust.
Robert kinzie, the Young son of 1t. John
Kinzie, 2nd Inf, Fort Ceur d'Alene, re-.
Gently had leg amputated, as necessary to
save his life.
1t. Biondi, of the revenue cutter Wolcou,
was married at Port Townsend June lst
to Miss Amelia Roberts, sister of the wife
of ex-collector Webster.
Mr.. John G. Bliss has resigned his clerk.
ship at headquarters, to take the position of
purser on the steamer Washington, entering
upon his new duties yesterday.
Major John A. Kress and family sailed
for San Francisco on Mondays steamer, en-
route to San Antonio. Texas, where he will
be in charge Of the u s. Arsenal.
Col. E. G. Mason. 4th Inf, has taken sta
ton at Fort d. A. Russell since Fort Saun.
ders was ordered abandoned. and he has
been granted six months leave of absence.
The invitations have been issued for the
wedding OF 1t. q. Ii. Bonsteel 2lst Inf.,
and Miss Mary Greene, which takes place at
the residence Of Gen. U. ID. Greene, on June
l4th.
Gen. O. Greene and Col. E. d. Baker
have gone to the upper country on tour of
inspection at Forts Walla Walla, Boise aud
Lapwai. They are expected to return about
the 10th inst.
1t. John s. Mallory, 2nd Infantry. for
merly stationed here a. aide-de.camp to
Fort C9ur d'Alens Tuesday, in charge OF
military prisoners.
Maj. A. H. Nickerson, formerly on duty
at these headquarters a. Adjt. Gen'l. has
been relieved from duty in the war depart
ment aud ordered to relieve Major Benja-
min, ~ Adjt. Genl Department Of Arizona,
who has been assigned to duty in Washing
ton.
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Gen. II. A. Morrow has accepted an invi-
tation to be one of the speakers at the Van
couver 4th of July celebration. He will
give the boys rousing good speech.
The water in the Columbia is now nearly
% feet above low water mark and still COM
ing. Predictions concerning high water
have ceased, as the article is now upon us.
The board of county commissioners are
now in session, considering court house mat
tiers. They have accepted j. r. Winters
bid for $25, 900 county bonds, at s per cent.
A gust of wind coming from the south
suddenly ON Saturday afternoon filled all
open houses with oceans Of dust, and the
good housewives were filed with vexation
thereby.
The steamer r. r. Thompson passed Van
couver Saturday forenoon, having been
brought over the Cascades of the Columbia
with Capt. McNulty at the wheel that
morning.
The sociable given at Marsh's Hall last
Friday evening was a very pleasant affair.
Refreshments were served and good time
had generally. The net proceeds amounted
to about $25.
Several Vancouver saloon keepers who
kept open house on Sunday, or open back
doors, were on Monday and Tuesday fined
about $50 and costs each, for their delin.
quencies before the law.
The r. r. Thompson on Monday took
the Portland and Cascades route, with Capt.
Jas. w. Troup at the wheel. This boat is
fully the equal of the Wide West in every
way, and is said to be faster.
Mr.. J. A. Snodgrass, late Of Iowa, is now
book keeper in the Vancouver FIGURING
Mills, in place of Mr.. Spaulding, who has
gone up the country to enter the employ oil
Mr.. Steele, the railroad contractor.
Frank Brogan, who has charge Of the ord
nance garden at the garrison, sent to this
Office this week two stalks of pie-plant
which measured forty-one inches in length
If anyone beats that he will make another
trial.
Scott SHETLAND, who has filled the posi-
ton as purser on the steamer Wdshingto,
for the past year, on Tuesday rendered his
resignation. During his career as purser he
had formed many friends by his courteous
attentions in connection with the route
Scott will indulge in Incorporating pic mic
for while now.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given TO all persons own.
Ing any real and personal property In the city
Of Vancouver subject to taxation, that the As
scssmcnt Roll Of the said city Of Vancouver
for the year 1852 has been returned 10 me as
completed. by the assessor OF the city OF Van
couvcr; that the said Assessment Roll IL now
In my office, subject to public inspection. and
that the next regular meeting OF the Com
mon Council OF the city Of Vancouver, W. T.,
after this date will be held In the City Hall
on Monday evening, June 10Th, A. ID. 1852. at
which time any person feeling himself az.
grievcd BY said Assessment, may apply to the
satd Common Council, In writing, To have
such assessment rsvised.
~. BEEsON.
Clerk Of the Common Council Of the
City Of Vancouver.
Dated vancouver. ". T. June md, A. D.
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DIED.

In Vancouver, June 9th, 1882, Katie, wife
field, aged "A years. Funeral from the Cath.
Ollie Church, at $50 p. NJ. today, Thursday,
June Sth
Her death was caused by heart disease,
and was quite unexpected. Her health had
not been good for some months, and while
preparing for trip to Puget Sound, in the
hopes that change of air would do her good,
the end came, almost without warning. She
leaves a baby nine months old. Her sorrow
ing husband and family have the deep sym.
pathy Of this whole community in their af
Fiction.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-08

NONE WANTED. Not long since second
Chinese wash-house was attempted to be
started in Vancouver, but a. the fellow
could not rent building anywhere in the
city be had to give it up and Sam Sing is
still the boss Of the situation. One China.
man is enough for Vancouver. one more
than we ought to have. We do not want
any more Of them. The easiest way to keep
them out 10 to refuse them room. If no one
one will reat them houses. and no one will
cell them ground they will 60 elsewhere.
They arc bad tenants and bad neighbors.
Houses run down rapidly under their occu-
pancy. and ground deprsciates in value.
They injure all business adjacent aud are .
curse Of the worst kind wherever allowed to
thickly cougregats. Their opium habits are
alone enough to condemn them. to say no.
thing Of their carelessness in handling FIRE.
their assaults upon labor Of our own race
etc. II property owners will study their
own interests the number Of Chinese hers at
present need not be nosiceably increased.
II to the contrary they are allowed to swarm
- in Portland and San Francisco. We may
expect 10 have altogether too many Chinese
Hsxt winter. Who. Il they tind smploymsnt
win take ~ broad from The mouths q .
lks naabss Il wAiss asa. wonsa ssd chill
f.