, 1882-01-14
THE LOCAL LAWMAKERS
OF 'sThe Statssnan" harvest . whole
deld Of r1psainG news, and
separate the grain
from the chat

Frank Goodwin, III charge o. the school
at Walluls is ia the city.
Our ''Vcice from the Tomb is TO be heard
from again soon.
Summer still continue. and over coats are
worn only for effect.
Mr. c. McClurkeo, of Eureka Flat, is
spending few days IN the city.
Harvey CAton is the gentiemsuiy ianitor
Of the court house. Did you know it
Roads around Wntsburg are in 4 horrible
coalition. Lots of rain up there.
Brskesmen and conductors on the q. X. L
n. Co.'s Inc complain Of being oTerworkot
". G. Painter, county suditor, is register
ing the diplomas Of practicing physicians.
Heard any thing lately about our new
steamer. Astoria has one that We want a
match 10.
The city marshal will cage every boy be
c,u hear Of who shoot pigeons in the city
limits.
Hon. Perry Steen, Judge Lamar aud DIR.
Mack boarded the train Sunday morning for
Dayton.
This weather is tire on bottom land farms
but mighty hard on what is known as dry
land ranches
Hon. n. I. Cation will snon Add to his
residence Il line front, To bs constructed by
Falkner & Morrison.
All Of Bakers mill men were IN the city
Saturday and Sunday, attending the funeral
Of one of their number.
Is lit true that II f. johnson killed the iarg-
est goose ever saw in Waila Walla county
without any aid.
Weather is very fine up at Palouse Ferry.
The roads are dusty and the cattle aud horses
are doing splendidly.
Main street looks like public loblolly FOR
hogs ia atiluent circumstances. Thank the
Lord the slop is not deep
Geo. Reed has one OF the tinest saloons IN
the city now. In another week his old pa
irons may indulge IN billiacd- at his place,
Life st what was once known as Flume-
vile. on the picturesque WalIa Walia rrer
isspy,hipg but slow. Lots Of Jolly fun there
Compliments mus. lie made very judi
ciously, and they must have foundation "i
truth, or they may be regarded As insults, II
they partake OF the nature of ilattery.
A once wealthy citizen of New York, who
married cousin OF the wife of Gen Han
cock, harged himself IN that city recently
Iii luck and no money were his executieners.
During the year 1881 there were 49, mar
riage license issued by our county auditor
Lots OF bliss and some cAthghtlnS in this
item.
The great objector to the Sunday law
couldn't dead beat the saloon men out OF his
morning dram on Sunday last: hence his
tears
In Judge Lacy's court, the attorneys have
agreed 10 continue their cases until the one
now pending before the district court Is de-
eide6.--
There are two yoke OF oxen as,ray up at
Palouse Ferry. Dame. Lyons, of that place,
can inform any inquirer all about them. One
roam steer wears bell.
This reporter chased a doctor and live or
Six men who we're IN run. clear down to the
foot OF Alder street, and then learned that
he was going TO draw a tooth for boy.
Engine No. g. on the o. r. & n. line,
brought Sunday morning S train from the
Dalles, using on the trip the famous air
brakes. This is the first train over the d. H.
IN. Co.'S line using these brakes
A vassar College girl read paper to
prove tha. Phtholognyrrh spelled Turner.
Her argument was that phth, a in phthisic.
is T; olo As in colonel. is ur gn, as IN
snat, is yrrh, as in myrrh, is er.
Portland papers complain that they can
receive letters from neighboring towns the
same dsy they are written, but can not get
letters dropped in the street letter boxes or
Portland postoffice for several days after
they are mailed. What Is siling down
there
1t having been represented TO President
Willard than Glendive and Miles City are
without clergy or religious teachers OF any
sort an order has been issued to the Northern
Pacific to transport NJ half rates preachers OF
all denominations seeking missionary work
in those towns.
Probably the largest hog in the United
States was lately exhibited at junction City,
Kansas. His length is feet, girth of neck,
6. feet: girth of chest. y ieet; girth OF
center, S feet: width across the hips. 80
inches. weight. l.5S2 pounds.-Er. Won
der if that reporter hasn't been measuring a
tame bunch grass heiser
We noticed young lady on the street
Yesterday with short dress, iow-necked slip
pers and snowy stockings We refrain from
further ocmmen. than ths, !, was very
sloppy day and that i, WAS = respectable
country .naid who had likely been caught
out in storm. But-as Brother Besserer
say,-God takes care OF the shorn limbs
There is city ordinance IN Portland pro-
hibiting Chinamen from carrying two baskets
on . pole, or any one else from carrying
load like ladder and 9 paint pot on their
shoulder through the street We ought Il
have one like It This morning We saw a
lady stru. * in the back with pick that was
carried carelsssly On the shoulder Of a Ia,
borer.
AlakaING.-The increase of smallpox Is
A terrible arraignment of medical sciecce-
Within ten years that disorder has spread a
an alarming rate, IN the face Of all that ou'
medical faculty, with the vast apparatus ol
science and art at their disposal, has heeH
ILL IN do To exserminate or even check It