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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03
9 0 nj s Ipbeerrettet,

abiaiam s. Goustlin BON Somerp!ae,
Maifv fast: SIN Ssrbf 1876 betum Id
eunssnbluten. ssfoIst BON einsm beftisen
5ulten. Sd esrlor ben appstit unb msin
6leil& uno puroe bettIdserts. Sn 1877
brahts man mid ins 5ospital. Die Nsrsts
srtlartsn, Id bate sin God In msirer Gun.
&c pon Der GrSbe zines balbsn Dollar
tadss. Soaar Die Naardt BON meirem
lcss psrtreitets F&. SD CAB aae 9off-
nunB auf; ba empfabl mir elm 5reunp
Or. Wtllta sails BAL ia nj
far bte eunse. Sd sebraudte cine
Jlaide uns gu meinem Grfaunsn wurbs
i'd bslfer, unb bin bsute ssfiinoer, ale felt
bret Jabren.
ST. 1ureibt ties in Der Spifnuns, Bag
Sober NIT trantsr aunse 8sbaftste Or.
BiIltam 5alls BalIam &C..
bruud:. ~ i'd Bin iiber3eust, bab bal.
islbs Die aas3sbruns beilt. SD fann 20.
iftio bshauptsn, pab mir csr Bal(am metr
@utee srptsien bat, als ale iibrissn Ut.
3snsen 3uiammen, bic Id nabm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03

in bieiem Sabre besonnen merben. Sc
linb gu oielea 3wede bereitS Sebn Wlillic=
men 8ubel ansewielen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03

l.S57 1enin"s I'm Ssiraa, Son $Ilo,4o
s- anfrasen fur gasnisn, fpwis Ra,sn far
9lubs tsnnen muir IN Der SfEee In NsD- Srlsans
eematt perben.
D,stn Snfprmatior pb. SeftGunasn fhreib, mas
a. W. u. Daupbin,
Rsw Srlsans e.
eeparb WOore. gsent, gds S.afton u gesaaia
SiraBe, Son Gntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03

- ct. petersburg. @s it cine taiier-
lide gerOronuns perSiientliht wcrben,
melde bic anpenpuns uuBerprbentlidsr
WiaBreseln 5ur Grbaltuns ber pHentliden
Si6erbeit in ben 9ouperHsmsqtS BON
0itolaleff uno SebeltOpot pprfdreibt. -
pic Details aes Ylanes fir Grridtuns
neuer 6eitun9swerfe bel BarIdau. 60
nom q nno Gcnicnos lnO icitselte0t
ipcrben. Die Sorts baben nit ciuem So
ltenaufmono ron iedS,is MiGlionen 9iubel
bis 1892 pOllenbet Su ien. Ser Bau
an BEN neuen Sorts BEL 8ari6au mirb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03

(Detrott Jree preB bonn Is. SAM
6s@beimer Bros. BADEN iosbsn ein Gar,
loao BON &eeos Silt gose Sonic erbalten.
Dieter Irttfel Ysrsaufl fa lstr RAID unb
70 muB 80 audi lsin, eenn es 1T obna 3pet.
tel oes BETTE @rtitsl lsiusr Qrt, bsr ia eia,
9etubrt tprrss, uno BAT ntdt ietnes @le.
@sn. Nur bas bsfe Wateral uiro ,u
Nfsps 0tlt SpBe Sonic sertpaubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03
(6ortfebuns fOIst }

Sobretans bat Dsander fd nit
ieinen 6dmorrbciben sequalt unb auerlei
Bfuidmittsl periudt, obne baB ibm ba=
ourd sebclfen warb, ,pdbrenb bic bequem
dnberlid an5uwenbenoe ANAKESIS
ibm fidere Seiluns perbeiBt. Die
S4adtel bon gu 81 in allen spOtbefen
gu baben, YrOben fret. s5runco 3use@
ididt burd 9. gseufabter & Co., gor
3949. 0lew=0orf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03

- Sn Der Gabinetsibung 1T Be-
i6lohen tporoen, baB Oer prdlioent bic
ungelebli6en @lemente, GotpbDDs &C. in
9ri5ona our6 cine Proclamation auf=
for6ere, li6 gu serfreuen unb Srieoen
5t balten. Sm Sale bieier @uiforoez
rung ni6t na6gefommer tpirb, foa 0as
95ilitdr gegen Die ltnrubeitifter aufgez
bpten merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03

- 2onbpn. 9tn ser Wfosfauer 81
fenbabn 1T cine neue Mine entbedt
morben, uno es beiBt es lei cine unter
oem faiierli9en Yabillon bes Nusitel=
lungsgebduoes in Mosfau ssgefunben
nproen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03
Ncrlauat

meroen Me II ifer. far bas Mu1itccrps
bes %. Ser. ct. Snfanterie= =Hesiments.
Dlan wenbe lid an Sames 8. Slarf,
Saps(tmeilter, Gan NntcaiO, Geras.
1Wt, linn, sc, 3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03

Mollt Sbr na6 Der neuelten
y Mfooe getleloet iein, 10 Ia bt Gud) Cure
Nl15llge bel paneD # & 5obn
ma0elt. S,4 t30t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-05-03


Ditfes SnlItui rurbe In Sabre 1868 fir G,.
lisssn9s> unb Dotlibdtiet.its 3S.fe BON btr
Staetsls8lelatar selsblit ineorporrt nit eia,n
fapitnl son sf,000.8Oo, ~ nsltem Te ki.bu
,iatn Rslsrsefone ron $3.50 geo bin,uasfust bat
Durd Elm lbsrftmsrsIitbss. 8aium purben ibrs
&t6te Gin 3Reil Der seseaw ittissn Staaistun-
liltull0n,. ar9snommta an 2. December 1879
Sefe 6rc5ea 5ttbunssa son einsslata
Wummern fnben monattib io:. Wj,nats pire
slne 3!eauns ssrft5ssp. Waa teis aa&Tp!ssnb
Yreispertaenns.
0rcBe mcnatiiae 3iebuas Ser
Classe E
IN NstD SrIsane Disnfas ben 8. Mai 1882.
= 1ls rniere tarfiisen 3itbunaen fnbsn itett uater
aufltti unb 2eiuns Der gtner6(e
@. o. Asaarsgatd ysa gllniseaaa uaa
Suhal q. Curly non a'irainieu.
, 1882-09-02
Tns Halo DelegatssEic.

Z - CEY, Ii.ha, August - The reFut-
-icag f. a--n'i. Il tO-sIay nominated Hoa- l. r.
:, p -i--r q. D,.vgIts - Congress. The i.Glni-
-.siau J. : -t- D, one and gives general sgti,-
:sctsoI.-
TIE =fars l. he A--ociatsi Pf6ss dispatch
:, ,he r.clao Coat Fsper-. TIE ncInin-e,
TAeola.e +, Iiughu; sen S.ngiser. !, ana.ive
af P. a-..g2l..a n. : re.atiye Of Nr. Ar
tau--s S-1fetary Il Srale- Heis pIlitriln
sy ,-oi, .iu.l. aEd C.. = . IiarC as Register
II The L. :. Iard Office AZ oxford, holding
the position uu'il appointed Secretary q tie
Territory, ia November, 1850 The Legs
!aturc vac 70 -.,sI3a ~aen appointed ch:e:
i.-burs ~ officer q l. ) money for the
Tsrrito,y, anI lie =, once took al active
psr. ID AIDING GevsTaor S-:l 70 make MS
tso a.p1int Eeu;s - TerrItociAl Contro!ler
and Treasurer were 70 re confirmed
bY The Cou1eii His supposed action then
made nm enemies among influential men in
The party. who gili OaiY be too glad Is
kEIie ban" in the eDaiug CONTEST lie
j. -aid 70 be = stockhold.r IL TIE idaho Land
improvement Company. = corporation close
y allied si.h tee Oregon S5ost Line Rail
read coin.2ay, which has for is Erain OBJ
i=ct The passage BY Congress c; L:l grsEt
i1gi: alternate sections 0! land, tozethe:
, 1882-09-02
ST HELMS BAR.
The worx os Cutting Ship Canal Through
it by Means CT the Propeller of the WalIa
Walla Ln.ely 10 Prove Z Grand SuccGES

III wJrs %! cutting ship canal through
tl.,. iar at II. H,l,n- h. the steamer Wai!a
Nai7. wa- commenced IA FRIDAY lssr, aud
To thc dc.iahJ %: ali concerned. lids tzIr to
BE successfully acsOmpii, he'd. The steamer
was mooEed 1t The head oi the bar n the
ruaIusr described il the .IGsddTi frw days
since. Considerable iIme uT occupied III
letting ev,ry'Lifg r-aiy and 5out ! l o'c!ock
the propeller MS SCI III motion. The water
was IS let deep at the point se!est.d and
TIE Lali,-t tauks % tie steamer were filled
So 4, - make her draw IS feet 1 inches at
the s:.rn. The motion OF the propeller
clu-s,I tiI- water 10 toi! ~ violently ioad5d
aIth -an Al = created strong current Nhicb
sarpt II lar lel.w the bar Ire stern OF the
s-eaa.r vas svu.g from SIDE 10 ,iic by mr.
RAIDER, SuL III cue hour a channel - fret IN
wlJra, - ie,t in iarg-h and t feet IN d-pth
AL trru cut IN the bar. The parties IN
cLar.e Of the ,sork, Cniei + giaes- Gates
and J,!,r. H.lanl, master builder Of the o.
z : e., s4t Cap. L Hoyt, we're much
pleased vi.a the prosses. raads sGd are can
-aiGe oi IT, sUceys,.g. completion 0; IL IN
2-rla..I.. TIC ctanEei id 70 be cus IL the
direct caurse .: The curselt, whi-h wii! thus
al L. k,cTiuc II Gear. sad the work does
not Interfere with l2vIcatioa. The croaker=
Who G,s..-si the sae,ez- oi she experiment,
cl,.m-i that tine =ani moved by the yFcp-i
l.r, ~oa.1 Je pi.rd up On Ire bar beiaT, hut
tie strong r..-r-Dt c:e-tai sweeps u so feet
below the h-r. = er- th--e IS -ixsy i,et q
-a'r- TGe admirable arrangements mate
ID -ae -.fams- Er1..y IL he place wA:ia
~ propeller was a. wor4. Evegything
sa.1-t--~ -.srr., ana :; nothing u:.f,r-eeu
=~.=. liz. -.b-sr.. ot arrrsags iiP channel
. r.-..l. q % "a Sc, /. so.svd, adj vz
.I --.a .f--- ., more e'FuF3-:G-- o. -iiPs
-r- a.,.: q y ,as C.lcrnb'a y villa
aa-.--. .. %. ~hish i . ccrsg1u.ztiea de-
,Jz-.y T, be w.-aea.
LA-EG -Ai.iczs i-o-a P.r-.-nd state t.Izt
4. eianusi lJcO iee. i5ag. l3y fees v.de aai
- i,-. dep vas secured cut II IL hour,'
y q p t,a.--
, 1882-09-02
Rare Mo6esty.

In letter to Portland merchants.
thanking them Tor the present of hand
some painting, By an Oregon artist, Mr.
Wizard GwolIs h',Ie upon he difficulties
he has haG to contend against. in his ef-
for.s 20 bsnelt this country, and with
that .aodes'y which Is his great character
i-.ic, says ''It would be improper ana
;asra'eful On my part, 10 claim the credit
for the results achieved" The peo-
pc u this country know and fully
appreciate the Herculean work Mr.
Wizard has performed, and they also
hn3g tha; but for him We should still be
waning and hoping. He has been the
head and front Of the enterprise that has
resulted IL the rapid progress this country
has made, AID the effect IL felt by every
nan, woman and child from tide water To
The mountains.
, 1882-09-02

their telegram, nothing would have been
SAID respecting message for the Oregon
IN, which was slipped into their CORE
sPondent's hand for transmission, on.
h2Hr 5s'Ore the votes were counted, claim
ing majority of four to one. And the
messenger and writer of this we're two cf
the sigrers Of the dispatch 10 the OYcqon.
isi- For the Life Of US We really cauno,
see where the honor or glory Of this
primary comes in There were three
tickets n he field, andfor the whole three
only the paliry number OF 25l votes were
cas.. Mr.. Brents or his friends either.
must have precious little 10 be proud OF
l, jubllste over such picayune results.
, 1882-09-02
20 Hr. ViliarG-Thanlls.

The promise made to the citizens of
Walla WaIla by 1Ir. Wizard less than one
scar since, il regard to a railroad to con-
meet ;lis city With the interior. is now in
course Of fUlGIlment, work having been
commenced this morning. In starting
-his work, which VIII be Of more benefit
TO Us than any other road which could be
built, IL. Willard and bis associates are
entitled 20 the thanks Of the city, for We
WI know thai with the burden they Al
ready sarry IN ;he building Of the North
err Plciic, tho scarcity of men and other
causes. they have made the greatest sacri-
IL. to enable them to perform their
promise. Our people depended upon il,
aat events prove thar their co5.flrace was
'oI. I'd upon = .ocl5.
, 1882-09-02

vste were IN fFcar g: the ,.oors a. tl.s tine oi
the shoounx.
jack kay rres,le.l % si.,es- 4tgrd An
POSITIVE the first 5 o, caHe iUum 4 eaut.il,:
lie n,ai that ffeG tie frst ~; WI.
straw hat: Allea wss { Jraukrr than the
balance u the crowd; be haih,ea drinking:
Was nOs dunk
Srrgeau, Watkins te-tifie,i - Knox uOrL-
lnS OF the shooting: received Orders :rpn
Col. Grover TO arrest and cor'ine Private
Reynolds {; ny troop; Sound ,.go r,ya'yrrs
On his person Pistols were ten ,5eusi-
iied.l Both OF tie r,.t5l. ue-e l,aj.d ~n=l
| made the arreet; Reynolds was p-r;cs;iy
sober
John Justice testified The pistols il
court were delivered 10 ne Is >rrse.ut
Watkins; know nothing Else about The ,s-=.
Corporal Kinney tesr Iiai q. III. after
noon Of the 18th l cane up town ant vent
With Rey nolds and SercraUt Dluv 1,Gy l.
Reds saloon ani II HI Jlcr- = Nv &C
CURED h,tweea the S., An, aad - zsa
At this !uactg!e Alden r.tarTed irou ;ae
Tater-olOset: he sald he wanted lar play;
We then walked "a. ari s:lr.,d toxa-d
Ma stfeet: ! n,as IA A.!yatev o. -.
others two shots were I. ed simultaneously:
| looked s.oand a;d sIw Danaoa,;y aus,i'us
his hand SAN 10 pistols; d.j rot see E-y-
noliS then: thought N-:.en We started o.t
the troab.s wa= over. : 5an': IEov SO l,G
the shooting.
The jury expressed themselves . satisfied
W.tA the testimony and retired to a-r,e "u
tieir verdict, which Was As follows
We the undersigned jury Summoned t.
sppe-r before H. l.. Nancy, Coroner 81
Wslia Wa!!a County, ". 4, st he rudrr-
taAeE', shop Of John Picard IN Na.!a Naia.
city. v. i, on the 2SJt dly o. August,
1852, at the hour o. 9 o'clock 4 Il, 10 IN
yuire into the cause @. the Gearu i Gls
Alien, iying dead II TIE sid uIrir-t,l,.>
sn'p. Just after heiu- duly swUTn a.i nay-
ing viewed the holy and hssrisI tie
testimony sdiGced, io Und ;hat he Pane ui
deceased Was Gus Alien, native Of -ilv..G.
ia, Bradford 20, fa., aged b u; - year..
AID that lac came 70 his d,ayh fsCH r.. :
fecis Of gun-sho- Wrulu from ps.gl ~
the asIds Oi soldier hy tnc u4u- o hoy
noiis. now confined 81 the crlutv : ~ oi
Ws!la Waila coaHtE W 4
\. J. GEE.-Fv.
4 4 ikfrr
, 1882-09-02
TEE Io-LO TSkr
A Esl Lost IN the Bitter Eco- Mountains
SIX Days without Food-RescUed by zah-
ners Surveying Party pr5s2ec,iya Ia
dian TrCabies---Rsiire2d Notes. Etc
Frm tie Ma PeTe News.


On the ID .; August. MessFs. BYsnt,
Calp aai son and Fhoinss Newiassd LETT Mis-
sonla, iHteniis; - make the t-lp on foot TO
Lvwi,;vi. by WY OF tie Lp-Ic trail Owing
20 u.is:u;osma,oa gwen them at Mis,oula
the party neglected l. plck .uiic;,nt grub
auG thy found the irail So covered by fallen
t:-ahlr tba. On descending TIE Clearwater
side rl ,.,e divide they lost The trail. Their
rrnc!-i Is gzgs cut, and after uanjerIng IN
Tue g'oouy ca, yous ot the Mountains for six
days without io0d they Nerr discovered by
LtsIe: surveying party n ,an,ished con
: erl On ;.sr trail ;or .sw;styn- In the 18th
u! \ gust. before meeting with succor, one
IF The qarIT, T1om;s New!ani. lost his
reason through !sei; 81 iaod and rhn auay
.rcm his oougsie-, aaa sl,houch they
searched high and low they failed - DIS.
cover hIni, and u IS ,elrti the unfortunate
asaG Peri7ir,i IN rae jIeasy so.i,uiss Of tie
mcua,aIus. Tee party suffered -:eAt prrrs-
-''l.'' ''i ~ ulSS "i'''''' '''N' '''' '''0
'.''-' - - "''''1 IL ~ 80 o'''
S'o' ''-s '-N s"Iet''''' !" '.''S'"N 'l'
'''''e =" - ''"s' W. '''>'''' - -'''' . ~
Vas WI" @''H'e' parry ""S 'O' '''S' -
'i'''>'s 'H' '"''''s'''" -''''''A'''z ana ''"
','o'''' ''-' IA l. ''' A-F'''y'r Z camp ~'''ie
'''eS WIZ A'''''.' ''.'N ''''
A"e l'''s 1'f'''" L'Fe ''h h'es '"S i''''
h"'ils '''h 10 Gays out I" III M''''"i'''
Iir' in'uim 10 t'At Air' %AhIH' parry
"''' "el AZ "a tne m'un'aihs surveying
long 81. . l.- 'raIr 'rl''"'@Il'2 o. Ihc
%.'..'. -'.k ~ '.--r'-t'i I'd; t.'=; tEcy h'a
-'u-" a' -; s'-l.e So isT as t.ey hal sur
VrE,... INA los. tier would be coas:tsFn-
- r.->-'"5,k required along The "ste'-
e7Hr-r7 ic g1Is'r-ft e. -ai!rv-Jr AZ The walls
81 '.e r@nyc"s .'ere very F.ecITI .";'-
Vir js"Fe.e-s ".So str"eN iH5 camp "t q
parry %, soldiers .fJm TpFi l~Q|a'' "h'
"ese es"I'd On i@r nijh.e i,FH OF clear
Ua;er, so1.e aisi.nce above ha"'-an, "Ith
'a" ors!1.n O: prsFsnt!nS u" N~@ terce IN
iiaEs ir'm cTos.l"S the Lo.L' LA'l, ~ tf-u-
he "8S aAg. - %l.h tie fla'h .I luc!ans.
, 1882-09-02
t-e SIeats -IachEre.

'.'a dispatch IN SATURDAY
's. Tic .r.eals II 5Ir Bceu.s, in
,.g, elr - ne lieA,y lalsnsed
Fey e-a-o- c-a,rl the telegr5Phic
.7-- af tie associated Press
7'.l g. '-e ,zrel; Of debating the
-' T-.aa ae sends as :. mater Of
Icy d.arrce the Telegram sen:
Dr. brels Trends claimed the sac
.'>s. bat hat they we're some
,s as beng untrue. They also
-, -.i '-.'y Of tico 70 one, sni this
s,s -a-'--ng definite is known
B.., '-''--S cNa be kao=n, for certain,
i2s c,ar.-.;o. -na.-. Rnt for
, 1882-09-02
TsrEs

The following tel, gam o. thanLs VIZ for
varied to Nr- Nii.4ri this afternoon - scy-
erai OF our PrOsairs.,t ri:iz-ns
EESRv WILLARD. ESQ. Prc.ide=t .. +.
L y Co. Niis Billing. \. y-Nuur
promises 10 tEe cary ~ WaEA WGTa.
relative % a ralrctd line 20 connect - Vito
Peudl'tSH i 'aaie god .a tbe sc 81: e5a-
,tructI0n this dsy olumC1ccl- FisSsc &C,
sept tn thanks al ,gat,.eao, OF 90 o.
, 1882-09-02
Alaoag Our Exchanges.

G9.. Il,E. Statesman SAYS Tho K.,t,n
s-acs robbers have been driven INTO Ne
yala. Lest Wednesday, on their way
south. they .o5k IA Ch-rry creek st#s.e and
rslga Well-, Fargo 4 Co. : boxes. Il IS
~pmor.f that Hank I,ughan Is the cs2-
tain ot The Gang Of higiwaymen who i-gi'e
stopped and robbed the kel;on stag.
Ne do not credit the rullor-
Can't. Pierce, 2ist infantry, with
marty If soldiers. arc engaged IN cptlinga
VA. f,r.n Cau.n Cheian to Puget Sound
Tia -,,..,r.r n.,ols b.ya oct il =
.....ar.I.. NTH ,f,.;y mr.. der,rt,pcnt and
..'..f. c-.,,,.,.is. l,.,., ,,..r,y,d 70 di,t,ard
a......-..,.,,- ,r.r..5 o .ts,r,ar ard the
......,. ...,,..I.I,,.f new hose and tina
.....,..,.. .l,.,r-, tel like rqviog for these
..-.... ,r... .......
--:....--.,-..-,,..,, ,,-,.a f.,II 3 whoa.
,.;...,,. .3 5nsbel, +, the ac,s That Is
'n average cr'? IN tn's country
Two passengers on the steamship Ore
gon. recently ,n route from San Francisco
la Portl-nd, became insane from fright IN
consequence of the vessel shipping heavy
seas Wide crossing the baF.
Gen. Hazsn, chei sgnal officer Q. ).
\, desires to make a collection OF the
popular weather proverbs ana pf"gioS-
,es used throughout the country ana by
al classes a"d races q people, including
Indians, Africans aud all foreigners.
Proverbs relating t" the sun moon ana
sJars 10 rain5ows, cionds, ram, snow or
dew, and "a thunder and W'hdS; prog
ras,igs relating ,a birds, sn'a.als and IN
scots: ami from trEts ana plants as
alsa. objects ard winds are desired.
,-uli. IT. ...lsation c=n he Sent to ne sig
ma! o,'t-n IL DayJon.
C.t Cr.r.ac, r. Lamborn, who recent
- ....f, .E. .,fp through On the line of
~ : ..,rsrn Pacific 10 Puget Sound,
90. f.,.- ore month ont iron ST. Paul
i. r...,.sf the rs;lrns! at Lake
D., ro~.,r,. Hs saws the Journey
, 1882-09-02
So 90 PER YEAR.

w;:h al water privileges. IN the -rea; Slsks
ard tributary vsi,-ys-s grant Of ,r,.li rs oi
acres ard eu.hCzo,rS the oaiy se5;cvitCr.l
ianis ia the soa:aeyn pas Of The fcicit5-y.
Tae f-riod.c.i cry Of 'noce bet ast.:sl risl-
dents should Be arpriu,ei % Federal Terri
tOr;aI offices" seems to have leeu sr,oshe-sa.
AMI the Republican slcSln now Is, . n5ae
but c.rv~t bag Eastern Fsisral ap7o.rje'i
shall he Nominated in cJ.- bcs. .-c-.i ofh-
ces
Idaho Is a Democratic Ttsrsto-y. ID; in
the coming contest Singi.e- viii have th,
rai'rNAd sUppor-, ami 'Lsorsh u Il ths
Mormon vote. spl Will probably bs r,rc,ed.
unless N5rta Lisao votes s,iil t-- me uem.
ocratic Eoaiaec.
, 1882-09-02

LOOK Orr FOR THEW--TheEe are nos,
and Will he 70: some tine, baE[reds Of
Cinnamon enea:nped nea, the city and II
~ill Psv oar citizens - KEEP a close watch
on Ia II iruit an4 vegetable gardens and
chicken roa-ts. They have already f-e~n
proving arcuad ;he city asking for breaj.
etc, bot this l. biiH4 . e.sble saen 70
o5;s;E tn .ay cs the P'sf-ises TO- the HFIr-
pose OF making rad these ds:k nights.
, 1882-09-02
What Doas thi, EIsa-2

EDunE STATESMAN w. wa the
author Of the oppression, Tat TIC RtxS
hardest thing TO setting ID loo. ~ aa-
TO pail hia down again.
i>swER-Tom Co,w.n.
, 1882-09-02

WaILA WALIA HuSEY-Mo-e attention
should be pad . the honey business n thl-
country. l. Is no: generally known, ba; It -
fact, that the hCEsy Insie n chis section i
sarerier u the famous California article.
Mro. Jse,b Kible-, oi MI eresk, rec~,.tIy
presented the editor OF :he STATESMAN with
few pounds tint vas perfectly White ani
clear, and lar bs;t-- bo-h il taste aai ap-
pesrarce api was purer White than any ig-
ported honey We ever pgEcna.ei-
, 1882-09-02

WORK CosnIEsCEr.-,i . a., A--Hs-
IS. 1852. vii be red iet.e: lsy L. Na.'a
Wa!la fgr wurk has c9niulea-ei o. IN RAJ
ros that viii so-n Connect Is - tn the ro7d
Dor Juilding to Baker Cty, ai-d tho L
connect HIth the Uu.oa Pac.'c- Tire
hunared CLinamen bro.e ground N cwo il
REGIONS al the sam- nm. o. thee, lS0 ar
working froa. Garrison rrr,k trs-ir S Tn
Old d poi, ana the r--n iui~r a; M'!:'n.
widening the uarT0w gla--. Win tat l.
finished tie whole force Sil; &c t:npi yoi
directly on the !oad, /; l. tie ca-e-iznon
70 build the ruad 20 Weston this :a.L.
, 1882-09-02
a Elg1. Al Lover Crossing The New CAMP
SlenuongiiIs.

Slsnnon7iHe,
SgAxyozvI.Ig. .ay. -.
Ven / mailed my last 'etter hy 4i,snieg
A2ue Hs!ie:t, t VAS the intention 10 have
mace - miles by stage, aHi pu; M igr the
uIg#t a. the tirzt settlement east '. t2e !l'tr
IN HOuiana, but owing 10 deily ~ Ect-lL 2
the steamer ;a.oash The last heavy rapids
we d.i not reach tins POINT until aho-t dark,
too .ite TO make a stGgt across th, country.
For tie ilFJ II miles q tie journey ti,t
soerery has been fairly grari. At this
point the stream Is between 800 sni GJO
yards wide and very raT,t. Tie "doaed
mountains rise from the etgs Of The water 10
a great height. Just here tie second crHs--
ing G: Cl-Fk's f"sk IS - be made, tn
steamer to-day ir,ag.- the g~rgo Hen
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country. which val be next year FOR eef'
tain:y. THIS par. OF the tr'p Las been
FSCEEDINGLY INIEEESTi>"

country. which val be next ysaT FOR 'ef'
taiuty. THIS par: OF the tr'p Las been
ENCEEDINGLY INIEEEsTi>"
u al tha party especially 70 Nr, = C!eAy
ana Mr. Hodge, the first Eaiiug an he -e'n-
erv that hich swakens Alpine nier.ori,-'
ana the latter wh, is rox ''io;ns" tn urPer
country ior the iirzt time, continually finding
That which causes an exclamation OF delight
ana pleasure.
Superintendent Tlsi.ert makes this paF; o:
the journey in order 70 see the party safety
aboard the stages, Ok # the boat should fail
70 get al the Wy up, 10 arrange the pack
tr=ln ard h0rses for tls patty, witch were
sen: ahead YESTERDAY The ecrnFaAy through
these representative :, dong the handsome
thing aad II vllI al"sys be gratefully thought
of-by every member Of tee me.chant party
| forgot 10 say ira, the doctor Who IS tie
first through passenger II the east by t''i'
rcu,e,
JOINED TIE PARTY
at Rock island. Fer fear tia; SOM oie 80
WaIa Naiis may iulg ne the from - be
a good place 70 start n business IN the i-sl--
innate 1ay, !e5 ne say thatit Is shollg over
done, aud some Of our party found !; Poss'-
bic to buy clothing and other things cheas CT
IN tbis te1.t-to8o than IL Portland or San
Francisco. Within i month scyeral cf these
portable merchants have gwen mp III disgust
TIE Gen 30 net ws.r brl2dcioth or patent
leather boots ~ III ti!s country, heavy
ovcralls an. stcgy foot gsar te'ng al! the
81 %. Il uh:te man wants wo:k he ca4
get Il her. Oh application 10 Mr.. Hai!ett'
au3 i /, does halt isi. can have 1t just as
long a. ne wants i. He can work s~'eH
ta,s ia ,zeh week, there b-lrg l."
SUNDAY Law IS r"NrANA
that eGect, ;he work oi constructing th:s
rg:,ro4d. A. the mountain work Is likely so
bs ali completed . io-- u:n;ar sets IN. IL i
intended to - Gu steadily through tie wa
te:, the object hs,ps 20 close the s4P III 1889.
!; TBoup-o-;'s "a IS. .rnie.. ~. he reached
this afternoon, trc merchants wall iiai stage
"A waiting 70 convey the Iaeu5sEs 10 mis-
20 Mlss,lia. II seems % be general TN
derstaLdiu. tia. !; L cy.i,a, welcome Is eN-
tended at Nisso;,i.., 10 continue On 70 Der
, 1882-09-02
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WY 6iin': you se:st.h nine IT. L. B.
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