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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
4 TRADES "ENION"
lis sad To See q love. b,-tra,la
III which such splendid strikes" are maid.

It's sad to see 4 lov,. b,-trala
III which such splendid strikes" are maid
A man who'll u-,iertaker life
OF welded bli-s should carry
These rules ~ how 10 treat tar Wife,
Then rInner waiter ilIarrY.
A woman *. you will ub-Serv-
Ant-irci. n @h, --Inah~r:
So you must Innl,lrg " tn II nerve.
And be the inaIitIIa- maker.
You must supporter in her style;
Give h'r Il llir> r money.
And ri',-tnllrnt-r pleasant smile
" Ill turner ret IL honey.
When she Is Sc"l,iing usher up,
But do not once II sailor:
Give Va auriSt. NAV caulkrr up
And curer woes that tailor.
To teller all must be your plan;
But G,icstionrr-oh. never.
Experience doth teacher man
The wisdom of this ever
On no accountant-ser when sho
Il angry. for horse-shorr
As you reply You sorry h'-
Agcnt-lr word may woo her.
Bad drummer cphhlcrs never drink.
Nor smoke tar-bakcr ever
II she's lecturer don't think
To player sleep is clever.
Don't say you re broker-gain when she
Doth spinner yarn for money,
But tanner writer wcigher ~"
And Jeweler make sunny.
She II often teller painter show
Some milliner or other;
Then yol must cutter waiter go
For doctor an 1 her mother.
When she has soldier Sunday pants
In which you've butcher money,
Surveyor not with angry glance;
Just actor little funny.
You'll have mother-in-lawyer know
Who'll often joiner daughter.
And when she takes your sculptor show
Shes - boss you will take water.
Do not make cooper lie for she'll
detective one is spoken,
For try your artist to conceal
You can't--tbu5 trustees broken.
Keeper from auctioncer or far;
But should she driver bargain,
And buyer clerk or family jar.
Don't say both cracked" and far grin.
Let your neat drcss-makcr respect:
Inspector own with pleasure.
Don't be " mason" but select
The lodge that holds your treasure.
Keep gardener If farmer-sails
To shield her il your duty.
Conductor safely through LIES gales,
And helper keeper beauty.
When e'er you take carpenter wright
You must hand author letter,
For should yOu starter iailorS spite
You'd washer hadn't met her.
Some merchant reason always set
When business makes slater
Your coming home. Don't make cadet
Professor love nor hate her.
Bartender when you speak. Don't let
One barber-Ous stOne-cutter,
For men whove glider wife. regret
With feelings too. too after.
Another time. perhaps, wheelwright
Some other rules we know, sir,
But these it will not tutor slight,
If batter you would grocer.
H. c. Dodge. IN n. Y. Gruttic.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
/" Their OCCUPATION Gone"

K. '. Pierre, VI. d., Eutlalo, Y: was
attacked with congestion of the lungs. sore
ness over The liver, severe pain in the joints.
Il burning fever and general giving away OF
thr whole system. Failing to lind relief in
rrmr,ic, prescribed, | tried Your "G"idcn
Me Heal Discovery" 1t ELECTED nv entire
cure. Your medicines I.aNc only to be used
Ia hc appreciated. If every family woui,i
@;Hr them Il trial, nine tcn;h~ Of the doctors
wou'd. like Othrilo, find their occupation
gone. Yours triiIy.
l.. Il. NCMll.LA\, VI. D., Brersport, Y. l.
Ky Mountain Baking Powder fakes the
lead. Ii i known everywhere on the coast
l. the pur.~t and best in list. No silver
spoons. chromu- or household furniture given
away with ii. Wholesale depot 80 Post -
san Francisco, Gal. Write for prices.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
FACTS AND FlGCRES,

The ST. Louis Past SAYS the street
sprinkln@ company of that city cleared
S239,50 on its business last Year.
Large deposits of roofing slate have
been discovered in Berk> County. Pa.
ami would he opened Immediately
1t Is estimated that in Great Britain
"1S, i5l persons are engaged in under.
ground work. conducted in galleries ex.
tending 18Th miles.
1t j. estimated that the total length
OF submarine telegraph cables in the
world is i2.l"0 miles, having Il money
value OF about 500, 0Jn,OoG.
The emigration from Switzerland
last year was the greatest on record,
the number Of cmirraut> who left the
country in 1851 having been 1885.
against 7.255 in 1850. and i.2sS in 1879.
by lar the greater proportion of them
were from German Switzerland.
Last year the German wire mills
supplied England with 5000 tons of
wire, and Russia with 10000 tons.
France received from Germany from
l2,0OD to lJ.O0D tons of steel wire for
sofa springs. and America not less than
80, 900 tons from the same source.
There are tIty->cvrn oil mills now
in operation or beng constructed in the
South and along the Mississippi RIVER,
distributed rs follows: Ten in Tonnes
see; MIN" each i'll Mississippi, Louisiana
and Texas; eight in Arkansas: six in Al
abama; two in Georgia; two in Mis-
souri,. AMI one each in South Carolina
and Illinois.
lrof. hopert Udum. OF the Natatori-
UNI. TINS city, was cured OF severe at
tack Of rheumatism by the use of st.
Jacobs Oil ashin2tOn CD. G. Star.
Nrgctarians have got the bulge" "u the
corner III beet.
The Boston "l'ilo, SAYS: St. Jacobs
Oil stands W tEoul AN equal.
Next 10 clear con-hicncc for solid kumfort
comes plt > II
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
How Father - Served an Insolent
Tramp.

a few days ago there was a ring 81
the door bell ut the residence of one OF
Detroit's most eloquent and popular
| priests. The Rev. Father answered the
summons III person. On the steps he
found Il healthy and stur,ly-lookinc
| tramp who thus accosted him:
Tramp" Would you give poor
| hungry man dime to buy bit of break
| fast WITH
Father --- -" Wcll-you look As
if You ought not to be begging. Why
don't you work? Surely you are able
| to-"
Tramp" Can't ri: no work.
Father-''l don't like to give you
money under the circumstances. but
III"
Tramp Gnsolcntly)-"O Oh, YOU priests
have nothing to do but pray mt the rate
OF twenty cents an hour and get fat, and
YOU think poor devil ought to work.
work, work all the time
Father" Look you, Mr. What y
your-namc; You are the very man
want to engage. I've some business
down town. and while I'm away You do
the praying. You shall have twenty
| cents an hour
With look half incrcduous and half
of staggering defiance. the tramp ac-
ceptcd the proposal
Come on" said Father -. I'm
show you the chapel" Leading the
way he told the man where to pray and
set his sexton to keep watch on him.
The priest was absent three hours and
All that time the tramp kept on his
knees under the eye of the sexton. His
employer, learning that he had fulfilled
ms contract, paid him sixty cents and
dismissed him with an invitation to
come every day and earn more money
on the same terms
As matter of history he has not been
back to claim the job.-Detron Free
Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
Stronger Than Ever,

Strongly intrcnchcd in the public conf
dcncc and favor as the Pacific Bank previous.
~ Wa, is last scmi-annual report is cacu-
lated To fcrIify its position. With assets of
over 81, 50n,oU0. paid up capital of 5000
40, u surplus Of S4Gu.ot0, larger share Of
public confidence, extended facilities for
business reaching to all the leading cities Of
the world, and a substantial increase of rat
rona"r and earnings, il enters upon the last
half OF lis nineteenth year under more bril-
liant a'i-niccS than 1T any preceding period
of its brilliant career.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

The Worlds Di,prn>ary and inyalid,'
Hotel, al Buffalo, y. Y, DESTROYED 10y five =
year ago, is rebuilt, and full OF patients F"r
lnvalid's tiudc Book" giving particulars
and terms OF treatment, address with Nv,
stamps. WoHLr's Di>rL>sAKY MEDICAL a.
SnCI NTInN. El,iliil.l Y Y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
To Country Bellies,

Wells and sunsladc, cannot prevent the
summer >un from chihrOWnin~ your com
llrNionS; hut GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP will
NJ Ia directions. The meat charm oi this
.rliclr is, HAT nobody would suspect the eff
cct Il produces To be artificial. ItotHjng con
r. hir,t a0fuIR H.an NE Sotf ,,lIFt hrt,ur IL in
iri,f> 10 II. Shin. sc. y. Critcnton Proprlr-
~. i printed on each packet, without which
none Is genuine. Sold 10y druggist, and
:;tnCy goods dealers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
Whttnnn's Fonntain Pump

q - Joyful News for Boys and Girlsii
-&A&fkA.5 Young ard Olil! A NEW IN
{SeMkTVENnONj just patented for then,
s546 for Home use
Ea783 Fret and Scroll Saving, Turning,
klnses43k u Boring, Drilling, Grinding, Polishing,
- r&&H Screw Cutting. Price IS 20 $50
- ~ Send cents for 100 pages.
Fey ErHKAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

In the list of voters in Ward One,
Augusta. Me-. may be found the names
OF the United States Minister to Swe-
den. two cx-United States Senators, an
Ex-Governor OF Maine, nm cx-Judge of
me Supreme Court OF Maine, the largest
newspaper publisher in the country, the
heaviest railway magnatc in Maine. a
Judge of the Superior Court, and Gen
erals. lawyers. doctt rs and ministers lr
large numbers b Past.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
There was young lady quite fair,
Who had much trouble it'll her hair,
So she bought Carhulinc
And sight to be seen,
Is the head Of this maiden, declare.

Russia Salve Is the universal remedy for
burns. scaldS, cuts, bruises and flesh wounds
ArFTtnCfI operators IN alt sewing hines End il
S AL I" ihcr advantage 10 Brooks soft Finish ar
t,!aCc spool lotion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

Fashion permits women to wear false
lalr, but the poor. bald-headed men
who need it the most cannot even wear
bangs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

-" Look var, Glenn, dom yo' be growl-
in bout de scaceness on dem var trou
aers! Dey's got as much ar in 'em
vt As dem shanks O yo'n, ebrn ef yo'
iader did tramp 'rown' in 'em MON
orty Year. He didn't hab no sich airs!
led be prancin' 'roun' in 'em Wit, and
be proud huff oh de chance, cf dar wul
my 'casion for gearnints whar he's
zone. "-R0nc .SeMt.ne!.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

There are many expensive bridges
and trestles between Binghamton and
Elmira ON the Lackawanna Road. Near
Waverly there is a bridge 1000 feet
long approached with 1000 feet of tres
tie. which cost 100000. About six
miles west of that place is bridge 600
feet long with 1850 feet of trestle.
There are two or three others about the
same length within a short distance of
each other.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER: DYE, black ol
brown, fifty cents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

Eessrs Editors -
The above Is good likeness OF Mrs lydia f Pink.
man, OF Lynn Mass, who above all ;-er human teias
may he truthfuy called tho Dear Fr. nd OF v oman
Gs some of her correspondents love to call her Sh
l. scalouSy devoted to her work. wk.ch Is the otcom
Of q l!estuGy, 1ad Is obli-c6 t. keep six lady
ASSISTANTS to hep her answerte large cores ndence
winch daily 2ours in upon her, each bearing lis ccia
burden OF suffering, Joy at relca from 4; HcI
Vegetable Compound is q medicine for cool and rot
evil purposes. have personally Invest d /: aad
am satisfied Of tho truth OF this
On account CT il proven merits Il recommended
and prescribed r. tAebast physicians il the county
Ono saysi Il wor.;s hl;e charm ard saves much
paia. 1t Will euro entirely tie worst form CT flnc
OF tho uterus. Lc'corrhooa, i-:esilar and Painful
Mcns:rua:ion Ill Ovarian Trontlas Inflammation Az
liberation Floodn;~s ~ NJ accrHerti a,i tie con
segueIt spinal weakness, and Is especially ADAPTED to
the Change Of Life"
pc-Eeaics every portion OF the svste-n nra ovcs
new life and viGor. l. removes fantDess Cat:llac
destroys all craving for stutlaats. and relieves week
ncc1 Of the stomach. 1t Bloating, Headaches
Nervous iros-raton, General Debility Sic. lcssnes,
Depression ard Indigestion. That feeling os bearing
down, causing pain, weight AMI tac,ac,.e. IS Glwa~s
permanently cured by lis use Il WI at II In 9 =
under all circumstances, &C: il harmony w.:h tho l-w
that governs the fcclnl system
Hcos'S only 81 per lo;tle o. = FOR s. end il sold by
drus-atS Any advice required rs l. leo.! cas-, al
tn names Of many who have been cred :crect
hcalth ty to Use Of the Veeeta, 10 Co-oE-', can be
o. aimed ~ addressing :s F.. win STAMP Ger reply,
at her homo In ! .ynn, E;lsj
For Kidney Complain: Of eiEe1 SEX t&is co-.ooundi
UNSURPASSED as abrneaat testimonials show
":!rs. FirEharl's Liver Is,' says v-i:cr, "aro
The les: IN the tcor'i for tte CT Con. 2,:-:a,
Ei.iousness and Torpidity CT TIE liver. Her l.ood
fGr:crwor.s wonders in It's sTsc;@l ,e and bids fir
&c ela2l tic Compound il it pc?I'ari:y.
Al r,ust respect her Angel u Mercy whose sole
ambition Is 70 doCuod to others
= siladelphia. Ia. q us - y ,,
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v Il a. II SIN h,
Kidney Complaints,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,

Tie symptoms ri IN acute attack of Inflammation o.
the klnpyS follows: Fever. pains IN The small Of
the heck, and thrncr sit ui: duanWarJ: nuiblese VI
the thlgh vomiting, usually i; ttet deep red cn!ur Of
The urine which lrCur> pale and cuVrless the dis
Ease increases, and il discharged very often with pain
and difficulty: custycucss and soile degree Of COc. In
iirunir diseases If the kidneys tie symptoms are PAIN
~ tho back and limbs, dry VI the skin. frequent
uriiatns especially at night. general drorsy. head.
nl.. dizziness of sight, INDIGESTION. and paplfa'ion OF
tit heart, gradual loss Ut SIT uIh. pIcnes and pun'
NESS OF the face cGu.h and sl"rincss OF BREATH
IN diseases Oi Tire kiEt!s TIE VEGEIiNE gives inme
aic relief Il has never la!'td 90 cure len aAen
regularly ard objections followed. In many cases
may thC .crIl bottles. especially Of long stand
M. Il aCt directly upon The scCtcIs, cleansing ana
-iftns hcA!iE. r,lI"Nlhg AL structiUls and fuipur
ties great EIanl tn testify 10 III long standing
haNu., been perfectly cured by the VEGETiNE, even
after tryiGS: many oi the known remedies which aro
said u be expressly tor this disease
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

PrpDLf, PEDpIE.-Evcry dealer who trades
"ith san Francis, C",h Grocery grows rich
fapGly-Why: Because they yet cash goods
heap anA give satisfaction 10 their patrons
The price, would i,tuni-h yOr. Send for ful
it. Address II, A. Smith, 5l9 Post street,
san Francisco, Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

The weak, worn, AID dy.peptic should take
t"LrrN', LIEBm'> i.IQrID BEEF AND Tone
iNviCuRAroH. foio'1.'S; tkt no oti.,y OF
Druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

WHAT og II9-A few cents is a small item
in III" matter cf Spices. Get them pune l.,
all means, Send 10 Champion Mills. No -
and - Fremont street, :. f. Gal. Your "r".
Ger kcc''e them, or will ct them. Take only
Champion MILL; name tE every package
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28

The feeble aud ema-
ciat,d. Suffering from
dyspepsia ard iudi.
9es'!Vn in any form,
are advised. for the
sarC of their o " n
bodily ard mental
comfort. 10 try Hos
letters Stomach Bit.
tiers. Ladies Of the
most delicate cons;i
tuition testify TO Is
harmless and lis res.
lucrative properties.
l'liysiCiGn> cVcry-
Widrt. disguised With
the atiIl,terni"tl lie
uur% uf commerce,
prescribe II rs the slf
ri and most reliable
Il al Sio:narliC~. For
.alr hr Druggists and
Dealers generally
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-07-28
NV Rich BLOOD.

'AfSuR ) PUHGa VT PILLS Bio"d, and W. VII. i
completely change the blood i'm the entire system in
,4l,,, nnnti> Any person who VIII take PIN each
tl-iil from 10 ne Ncths may be restored L. sound
Hrn'ih. Ii such thing he possible, sold everywhere ur
IN nS Iail ihf letter stamps. |. y. JOHNSON "
o, B">tun. Mass, formerly Bangor. Maine.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-10

and liberal in his political views, and yet
he is almost a "Know-nothing" since wit
Messing the facility with which ignorant
foreigners are manufactured into Ameri
can citizens to vote on election day &C
cording to the mandate of a ''boss" striker.
Last Tuesday, greenhorn from far away
Sweden approached the polls and when
asked his name, promptly replied, ''Mr.
Washburn." These were the only two
words of English he could utter, and yet
his vote was taken. No commnet is neces-
sary.
In yesterdays issue of the GLoBH the
lists Of representatives elected to the legis-
lature, published on the first page, gave
the election of L. P. Snider, F. II. Board
man, August Ende and A. L. Miller, which
was an error. The above is the straight
Republican ticket. Both Snider and Ende
were defeated, while w. H. Grimshaw,
Democratic, and either Daniel Watt or j.
Herman Helm, Democrats, were elected.
The vote between the latter two is so close
that it will require an official count to de-
termine it. These were the only Demo
Gratis elected in this county.
G. A. Campbell, who was arrested sey-
eral days ago and arraigned in the police
court charged with disorderly conduct,
and who upon being discharged, was again
arrested at once charged with assaulting
Officer Fox with dangerous weapon with
intent to do great bodily harm, in that he
shot at the policeman, was arraigned in
the municipal court yesterday. It was
shown that Campbell had previous to his
arrest, on the night of the alleged assault.
had an alteration with two negroes who
attacked him. He had drawn and cooked
his revolver to defend himself. In re-
turning it to his pocket he forgot to lower
the hammer, and while on
the way to the police station the revolver
was consequently discharged. The expla
nation was considered satisfactory and the
case was discharged.
The GLOBE predicts that the statement
published in the Republican organs thai
the result on the legislative ticket in the
Thirtieth district was altered by the blum
der of the Republicans in balloting tickets
printed for the Twenty eighth district liz
the township of Greenwood viii
be disproved by the official can
vass. This statement is based upon
the figures as they stand without the re-
turns from Plymouth township. For some
unexplained reason this township has
failed to return the legislative count. To
see that the result in the district would
have made no difference in the results, il
will only be necessary to compare the vote
of the two towns in question. This com
parisOn shows that in the town of Green
wood Or, Ames polied A?.Washburn GO and
the Republican majorities average ONLY
from eight to ten on the county ticket
This, then, could only have helped out the
defeated Republican legislative candi
dates from eight to ten, whereas the
Democratic majorities in the tow
of Plymouth average from fifty to seventy
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-10
The Druggists.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 9.-At the forenoon
session of the National Wholesale Drug
association, reports from committees were
made as follows: On working of combi-
nations, by Peter Van Setback, of Chicago;
authorizations of drugs, by G. B. Allaire, of
Peoria; weights and measures, by A. A.
Mellier, of st. Louis; and on legislation, by
d. A. Noyes, of St. Paul. The last report
drew out prolonged discussion. It was
favorable to the abolition of the internal
tax on articles dealt in By members. In
the debate the only difference of opinion
was whether this abolition should be imme-
date or gradual. It was voted to appoint
committee on internal revenue laws.
The invitation to meet next year in New
York was accepted.
At the afternoon session committees re-
ported on glass, glassware, paints and
oils, credits, collections, cash discounts,
and contracts for proprietary medicines
and articles. Standing committees were
appointed and the association adjourned
to meet in New York on the third Wednes-
day of next October.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-10

few days ago. Mr.. Marsh was we'll
known for his mathematical studies. having
written several pamphlets on astronomy,
study in which he was particularly inter
ested. He was director of the Provi-
dence Life and Trust company and Amer
lean Fire Insurance company.
About 1 O'Clock Tuesday morning
Henry Heisei, an ex-saloonist at West
Chester, Ohio, was awakened by two men
IN his room, whose object was to rob him.
Upon Heisel making defense he was killed
with club. Three bullet holes were also
found IN his head. His wife was awak-
ened, but she was soon disabled and the
murderers got away with about $50. Mrs.
Heisel did not recognize the parties. Great
excitement prevails in the vicinity. So
far no clue to the guilty parties.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-10
FREDERICKS VS.. GFISER.

Wants $1,000, and Ali on account of HIS
fife.
It will be remembered that one night
last spring Sergeant West arrested man
and woman whom he found occupying a
room in the st. James hotel. The arrest
was made On complaint of John W. Fred
ericks, who claimed to be the husband of
the woman IN question, but as he could
not prove the marriage the case was
dismissed from the municipal court.
An action to secure $4,000 damages has
been brought by Frsdericks against Gies-
or and is now on trial before Judge Loeb
rem and a jury in the district court. Much
ungavory testimony is being presented by
both sides, and the decision will probably
be reached to-day,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-10
NEW YORK.

An Incident of OCEAN Travel-TunLel
COmpleted-The Presidents Movements
New York. Nov 9-Chief Otecer French
of the steamship st. German, reports that
early Tuesday st. German passed within
three miles of a steamship bound east ly-
ing to. No signal for assistance was shown.
To-day the Weehawken tunnel, three
quarters of a mile long, on the New York,
Ontario & Western railroad, was cut
through. Boring was commenced March
.. 1881, and since that time 400 men and
forty compressed air drills is the average
number employed, winter and summer.
The exact dimensions of the tunnel are:
length, 1886 feet; width, 81 feet, and
height 81 feet.
President Arthur maintained to-day the
same privacy which has characterized his
present visit to the city, and remained at
his home making final arrangements for
his return to Washington. The door bell
of his residence, 1,21S Lexington avenue.
was not rung by single visitor. Just be-
fore II the president entered his private
carriage and drove to church, where took
place the funeral services over the remains
of Mrs, Miles, al old friend of the presi.
dent. This afternoon the president left
for Washington.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-10
THE COURTS.
District Court.
BEFORE Judpe YOunp

District Court.
Before Judge Young.
State VS.. J. w. Woods. On trial.
Before Judge Lochren.
J. w. Fredericks VS.. S. j. Geiser. On
trial.
Before Judge Shaw.
Geo. w. Huldenly vs.. A. II. Huldenly.
On trial.
John Larchi VS.. Sim Dunlap, ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff.
PAPERS FILED.
Frank G. Whltcomb VS.. Harry A. Clapp.
Action to recover debt of $3.50. Com
plant, bond and affidavit for attachment
fled.
J. R. Mcdonald VS.. A. B. Page. Tran
script of municipal court. Judgment for
$27.65 fled.
Andrew Riedele VS.. Stewart, Ettershank
& Co. Action to recover $401,63.
Bierline & Sons VS.. Stewart, Ettershank
& Co. Action to recover 1882.