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Gtraut & 50.

Gin @eidiftslrtal, bas fortwdb=
reno init Suupen ansefallt 1T, lit baS Der
Serren Sdram & So. Sic Yerfduier
unb Sertauierinncn baben ale 0dnoe
cO!l gu tbun uno bic Radete, bic aus benz
Stcrs setrasen reroen, lino 5ablOs.
Mit 9feAt erfrsuen lid bic Serren gro
fer Ycpularitat, tenn iie linb nidt nnr
aufmertlame uno lieben5miiroi9e, Icnoern
ama unternebmenbe unb enersiidc @e>
idaftSleute, bic ltstS allen Nnoeren porauS
linb uno ibren &unben intmer ctwaS
9teues, baS Bette uno Wicbernlte, bieten
fSnnen. Oas Sdnittm aaren>D Depurte.
nsnt lit liir bic Sailon mieoer auBerors
oentlid rei6baltis aussefattet unb na=
mentlid in &leioerltpIien iinpet man al
lerliebite Saden. @an3 telonbers mSds
ten mir ater bic Damen aui bic bSdit
clesanten 9ate aufnertiam MAIDEN, bic
Don funlifertisen Sdnoen I'M Strre unses
fertiSt werben ferner auf ben srOBen
Sprratb ben Sduben, 9rcmenabe nno
SauSIGuben. Serren finben mcberne
4nSaSe after @rGBen ,u mlBisen Yreis
len. Sc be5a9lt iid, bel Sdram & 80.
mad Preiien gu irasen, ebe man unbsrs=
100 fault.
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&. Spefc & sDDne.

Sci Der groben &onfurrens bic allen
Sran6en bes Gei6dfts geboten mirb,
fommen nur nod Die griinbli6e Sc
i6ditsfenntniB, ber langidbrige Ser
febr nit Dem publifrm, Bet suE1 Stu
blum Der Gjel6nadsri6tung Oeielben
miro, ber unermcioli6e TleiB, bas
Neuelte uno gelte gu bieten, Sur pollen
Gelttng. sllle bieie gigenl6aften fin=
bet man a6er in erlter &eibe BEL ben
9erren Sosfe & SD6ne, Die ltets be-
1trebt paren, ben Wiinl6en oes Publi=
fums suporsufommen uno bic 1tets biel=
ten, mas lie perIpra6en. Gire Yreis=
6erabiebung beoeutete eine GeOuftion
uater aaeu llmltdnben unO eil1 ongc=
timoigtes neues @aaremlager bra1te
nltr 91eues, nur Mooernes uno nur Oas
Selte. 9lu6 fir bic iebige 6riibiabrs=
iaiion ba6en Die 6erren mieOer @roBes
9elei;!et: lie lteben alien anoeren poron.
Sbrs 9lusmabl in % Ell g. Waareu,
Witt>ra 2atplI Sinen 2aipn, Bique,
Gam m>ric lit Die grObte, Die ie i'm bieli=
gen 1for'te 81 finoen mar. Jarbige
2aluus oon 5 Gents per Daro an; lei
meme 2apn5 Su Is Gents pet Daro uno
b6ber. 2a5 9lliortiment BON 8elab
unO Spiben 1T geraOesu groBartig.
Spesialitdt: Sanotii6er, Siidtii6er,
GarOincn unb 2einen fir Sauseinrl6z
tuuseu anb Musiteuer. Sm S6ubbepar=
tement iinOet man Sameni6ube 81 81,
81, 50 uno $24, ferner bic beriibmten
BH,s fine ladies shoes. Cine langidb=
rise grfabrung pat bic 6erren gelebrt
in oleIer grande oas 3btige gu finoen.
@enn mir nod ertpdbuen, baB bas
2ager in fertigen 9errenz uno 9naben=
ansiigen brilliant ausseitatet 1T, 10 ba=
ben mir anndbernO aneefii6rt, mas oas
groBe @ei9aftslofal Der coulanten Ser
rem bir9t. Seoer miro ieinen Gortbeil
babel finben, 5uerlt oas @aarenlager
Der 5erren Sosfe gu inipisiren, ebe er
anOersmo poripri6t.
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er nil bnrdaus nah Weuep. er Tonne
niht aneers.
Oas it lsbr slddlih; eer Gentleman
1T aus Bepsn. 6absn Sie Ssren atben1
piecer? @ut; nebmeu Sis ibn aH ben
Be,nsn nit benz Siarer. id, traSe ben
StertS,per idon alsin.
Ct umfabte A.noto. bob ibn emper uno
trus ibn ter8aul nit elmer Strait, els benz
Subrer Ausyufe beS @t faunene entlodte.
Deunrh mar ltins 5t.'isatraIt natesu srs
ihSpft, ais Ne ooen a,'amen, no Der 2S1=
9en bislt, ter irsiiit mir Elm NIT cInet
Ylaute bcoedter uno Inel tiitbttaen @au.
fen br1pannte, Rarreu mar. @iudhte:z
mei{e ,eiSte lit Der Bauer eisnamlui5 uno
perllincia; in siusr Stnnce fonne man
0epep erreihen, aud lti Die et1ullse
ununtettrchen uortr,fH'A; ais NAN otsr
parun sias. psu ysrwanosten auI Den
sRaaen Az beten, lteuts es ltt teruuS, Gap
neben ibal ,wiIheu ben pclen iitste:naH=
eerastbarmtsn Trub'= uup 9tmIi stcrbsH
auertShtens nod, fir einen Se5lt'ter
B:os es,haIIt ps,oeu tcnnts; Der Bauer
lelb(f musis lh mi cinsnl t'lmnlerlih
balb lhmttenosn SIP aui rem auberItsn
Rlube b.3niiSen.
ylua, Gcw1rp, iaats 8c5, sic ieSsn
unIese 3rsnnuns ri ihcn bier ltall tncfn.
Sb wcrre D en- Maun, 70 wie er ilt, an
Sit uuo St,ue rihtia atlid,rn; une
penn er unermess purdaas lt.rbsa min,
mas id, a(e, pinss niht CLAUDE, tonnen
@:e's aud II DIT 9insern Tab Der Wann,
fats er wisber gu fit tommt, Fd wunoern
Nib, mid ltatt S5rcr rcr,sIlacen. CLAUDE
ih nitt, er wiro idon nidt 70 senau bin
ssfsben taten ;isosniaus min Ide id b. tn
senp. sic blsitcn aus ter aHlire meg
uno p;rfhm;ncea in Sbrem Sctsl. mc id
Sic aufiuhe, iebalp id, witper frei Sin.
Mlic: .@ranp Doiel cs S;oep" Oil csr
Gbau0e, reats. uor benz Gi.Sans in bic
Stabt. Ger Bibrtr miro Sic fiber bin'
trinaen uno nun. nit @rtl! =
(5OttIsbuas fOlst)
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9ln oie Siirger BON Can 9tutpniu

Sn ber gorausleeung, boB Sic gilr=
ger bon San 9lntono ohne 1nterI6ieo
BON benz 8eltreben beleelt 1inb, oos
fommenoe golfsfeit SIT einem groBarti=
gen greigniB 5u getalten uno ibr
Sgell ba5u bei5utragen ben grfolg
oellelben 5u liCbern, mcnbet li1 Oas
ralz&onlite bcs Tolfsfe1tes at bie
gel6dftsleutc uno 9arsbeliber Der
Staot nit Dcm griubeu bic bpn ibncn
bepobnten @eb1uoe un6 G;eibQftsbdu=
ler filr Bic Sage oes 2. uuo 3. SUM in
mliroiger WeiIe nit 6lagaeu, Guirlan=
ben lno onoermeitig Su becoriren.
lleberSeugt, oaB OicIen Gelu6e auf oos
gereitlpilliglte na6gefonnen peroe1
tplro, ipri6t ba5 Gentral=apnlite i9ou
i'm Goraus leinen Oanf fiir bie Inter
ltlibung alls, oeren es itd leitens Ser
bleligen giirger erfrcut bat unb nod
ferner sll erfreuen seoenft. ga Bt uns
Die 6elttage SIT mabren Galatagen
ma0en!
9as Central &pmite oes 8olfs5eltes.
San Nntonio, 26. Mai 1882.
26,5,t7m
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9 0 m { opterretttt.

Dillicm s. Gousblin run Scm.roille,
MaiIu faSt: SIM Ssrbf 1876 bstam Id
eunsfntluisn. seiOlot bon etnem tsftiesn
Suitsn. SD psrlOr ben Nppttit unb msin
Jlsild unp murss teitldse,is. Sn 1877
brahte man mih ms bospital. Die Nsr,ts
srtlartsn, i6 bate ein eoh in rneiner Gun,
&c pon Der 0rSbs sinss balbsn Dollar
tudss. Soaar bic Wahriht BON msirsm
1cet rsrfrsitsts lid. Sd 9ab ale Soff.
nuns auf; ta smpiabl mir Gin 3rsuno
Dr.. William sails BAL m
iur eis eunss. Sd sstraubts cine
5laits unp gu meinsm Griiauusn wurts
Id bsller. une bin bsute selunosr. ale felt
prei Satrsn.
So lnrstbt biss In Der 6oTnun3, tab
Sspsr nit ttanfsr 9unse Bstaitsie Or.
Btlliam 6alls 8aila es
brcudt. uuc Id bin iibsrjeuAt, bab baf
islbe bic Aus,ebruna bsit. SD tanR 20
lilio tsaduptsn. oab Mir Der 9allam msbl
Watss rwhien bat, als ale abrissn ar.
,tnsiea ,uiamnsn. Die i'd nasm.
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a,orr,spoaaeaz. Ga Grange. a(ud

alorrespoaaeaz. Ga Grange. 2(u6
Ga Brange bat feinen Sturm gebabt,
Der {i6 oem belien Galueioner 6pflon
lpiiroig sur Seite itellen fonnte. Sie
5turmesbabn lpar feline breite uno oas
Centrum bellel6en fegte ponl 9tOro=
tpeHen ber iiber unlere Staot, Saume,
ielbn alie 2ebensei6eM. umreiBenO uno
entfuurselnb, 3aune uno WirtbId)afts=
qebdube bemoliren0. Der grDBte S6a=
ben iplxbe Dem 9a6 oes neuen @aIino=
Gebduoes sugefiiet, luel6es uumlttelbar
i'm 5turmeseentrum li6 6efanb. llnz
aefd1r 600 Auabratfub bes Sle0oa6es
murben cine aniebnli6e Strede bonn
Sturme fort getragen uno oa oleie
STEELE lib geraoe ilber Der gubne be-
finoet, ribtete Der ben Sturm beglei=
tenoe, Notwithstanding 9tegen feinen
,lnbeoeutenoen S6aben OIL Der See
merie OH. Ntit Der 3eparatur iuurOe
siuar iofort begonuen, ieoo6 baben
&egeni1auer leit Der 3eit INNER nod
| ginlaB geIunoen unb oas 9Serf Der
3eriiorung fort0elebt.
SSrau Senlel om Bluff, Die wie idl
.Sbnem mittbeilts, auf ibrer &eile nab
0eutIhlane uerloren ging uns ipdter
BON &i1monb, Sno., na6 Sauie
i9rieb, lit INNER nod nl6t bier ange=
langt. Sbr Sobn ipel6er auf bic
Su6e ging. aber bonn &eilen etipa 10
piel perltebt, ipie Die Sub bonn Sell
tansen, lit ua9 Saus suriidgefehrt,
obne bic Mutter aufgefunben su ba6en.
Die 9llte iol III Der 3wii6enSeit aus
Willouri mieoer geidrieben baben unb
ldbt es li9 ni6t Derbeblen, oaB Ii6 bic,
INNER nod Elm gelpi6er 8eroaht rest
J qnbere mieoer, inter oenen i6 mid
Ielblt befiroe, linO iiberSeugt, bab MI,
grenSenlcler unperltano oil Nllen
S6ulo lit, wenn aud Yieles Die b.ut
li6lten anseiden ben einem 8erbre6el
trasen mag. Seoenfaas ioate Scmano
Der li6 III Der Welt asu bepegen ipeib
nod Ser alien Dame ausgelanot mer
| ben.
llniere GroBgei9porenen iino ileiBi!
al Der 9lrbelt, cine groBe Wenge Dol
9lntlagen inb bereits erboben porOel
uno tdgli1 lperben neue eingerei6t
Namentli6 sablreid 1T bic Glane Dc
ginbre6er uertreten; Die Gertreter Die
Ter Glaile lino idmmtl1 Bungerno
9teger, bic es auf Die 9dudertammerl
ibrer befer Iituirten, weiBen Wtitbiirge
abaeieben baben. 9ie Geidworenei
lino in iiberipiegcnOer @taioritGt 0eut
lfe, unter 80 damn fir Die erfe 8o6
bes S6wurgeri6ts beIiuoen ii6 nur
9lmerifaner. llnb ba faieln lmmer nod
0epille 3eitungscorresponoenten Dol
Watipismus, menn li6 Der Gingeboren
Gel6worenen oeutiber gtatlonalito
, oft auf 2eben unb Sob auBuOertraueI
; bat uuo willig anperlraut! DAB DOC
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(6oriisbuas fOlst.)
Sn frlber Siubbeit bebarf b

Sn fraber aincbeit bebarf oer
menldlide a5rper Elm lei&t Serouulidss
idmadbaitss saabrnnssnlittel, meldss
ale bic Neltanbtbeile entbalt, oeren bas
iunae 8lut tebari UNI baS SncdenSeriit
oes Sleinen gu triitisen, ibm itraIis Wlus@
feln au idaiien, furSum: oas Sinh gum
aelunoen Wadlen uno @eoeiben au brins
gen. @siunobeit siebt nidt aliein se=
benstruit, ionosrn mebrt bic setenslult.
Darum linb sutsena9rte, frdItise aiueer
ard bic uufsewedtel ten uno troblldlten
@siltes. Dieieniaen &inber. ns3he Neu'
itaebter'S Deuti DIES ainberz
mebl (pioOtrOpbine) 5ur 9fabruas fes
tcmmeu, merbsn paonr4 prr ben burd
ldpddlide Wiutternt ld berbelsefuhrten
Na9tbeilen bemabrt. Jn alien gpctbe.
fen. Die gadie far so Gents, su bateu.
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II,T6 Verf"ht tA JtftaDs tcn $5I2 5't
gss- anfraaer fur agsnisu. fuvis Staten fai
Clubs l0nhsn nur in Der GfEte III Rsp> 8 Srledui
eeaabt wetbeu.
Mes:n SnfDrmaiion Uh. gsetdunaea ftretts md,
10 Wt. VI. Daupbn,
sieD Orledns /
gbparb Moore. assnt, gle 6sulton @eeaaa
Strabe, San anlonio.
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[ Is.rolt Jree Yrss pom I8. San

5tbbsimsr Bros batsn fostsn sin Gar.
loas BON 8ssps Silt grss lonle erballsn.
Otsitr Ariifsl csrtaui Hb itbr ralb unb
10 maB ss dudh lstn. esun ,s IN otns 3wei,
fsl pr bette artitsl ,,insr 4rt, Der ie elm.
asfubtt wurbe, uno bat nbt lsints @iei.
den. glar has bsfs Matsrial miro ,u
Wuss Diit 9o3s ionic psrmauDt.
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gtuti1 ait Ipmtraftureit.

8erliegelte slngebote fiir ben 8au
zines at Gan peoro 9Denue su erri6=
tenOen 9auIes weroen Bis II llbr Gor=
mittags am |. SUM- entsegengenommen.
Plane unb Specificationen f0nnen in
meiner Ofiice eingeIeben perben.
27,5 Ant. 81. 90 Que.
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Die &rittlsr niebt aus lterben pollen, bie
iiberaQ Mdngel finoen unO gti6ts beher
gu MAIDEN i'm Stanoe linb! ga, ON
gnoe muB es audi iolde Sdu5e geben.
(9.)
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% erf M I

weSen Swei &uaben i'm alter BON IA bis
16 Sabr9. NadSufrasen in Der Office
cleIeS VlatteS. 23,5t4Wp1 NJ
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

get no work and was not able to
support himself. The wife then
assured the Judge that she could get
work and support them both if he
would only stop at home and rock
the baby. The judge asked him if
he would do it. The man replied
he would not. The Judge then told
him that he would sentence him as a
vagrant to six months OH Blackwell
Island; TO which he answer |, Ill
right, judge. you can send me to
prison, but III be -. Ii you can
make me rock that baby.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

on ell great queStipl- Ike this, il Is
singular a variance with those
cardinal principles which constitute
the basis of right and Justice. II
advocated lynching as means of
redress FIR assassination, justified
mob-rule, without conditions, be-
cause perverted popular sentiment
seemed to Justify wrong, aud now,
when the great effort is being made
to popnlarze and perpetuate the
great iniquty of the age, We are
not surprised that its cunning
sophis'ry should be used in support
OF cause which promises the largest
immediate returns. II is not the
course, however, which will entitle
it to tie respect that must be the
foundation upon which the leadino
Journal of the Nor; Invest is ultima
teiy based.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

The Senate committee have just
agreed to report favorably upon a
proposition to reimburse the State
of Oregon for expenditures in sup
pressing the Modoc Indian HOSTILE
ties. This claim has been outstand-
ing ten years, and it was just as
much of a debt then as it is now, but
tho General Government always
takes ample time for consideration
on such subjects, and generally ends
in paying less than is fair and hon.
est recompense.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

a WASHINGTON dispatch Of the 4,h
instant says that the Democrats are
Sratiiied at the dilatory handling of
the tariff question by the Ways and
Means committee, as the country
will blame the Republicans for fail
ins to grant the demand for re-
vision of the tariff and it will be n
prominent issue in the Congress
ional canvass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

A sLIGH- oF-HAND performer, travel
ing under the famous name Of Her
mann, was rotten-egsed at Walla
Walla, last week, for appearing be-
fore his audience in Il mauilin state
of drunkenness. Served him right
If he was foolish enough to wear a
stolen reputation, lle should have
had sense enough to keep his wits
under control to guard against pos
slble cOnsequeLces.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

IT is said that the fraudulent
Rutherford Il. Hayes has involved
the greater par. of Mr.. Tillcn's sal
AIRY in doubtful speculations.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

REV. N. W. Lane, of Port Gam.
bic, has been rendered the appoint
ment of Chaplain for seamen on
Puget Sound, by the American Sea.
mems Friend Society, of New York
city. He has accepted the position,
his duties beginning in April, but i,
has not yet been definitely deter.
mined where he will lie stationed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

Mr.. Willard lately enclosed a
check for 81 1000 to the Preside mt
of the University, with an intimation
that further aid would be extended
if the Regents initiated Oliver Twist
in holding out spoon for more
Instead of this, they have started a
subscription, to raise the remainder
of the amount necessary to place
the building and grounds in good
order, from the citizens of Seattle.
EIGHT inches of snow fell in Wash
ington and fourteen inches in Balti-
more last Saturday. The fall in New
York was likewise heavy, and inter-
fered with the attendance at church
on Sunday. In Brooklyn consider
able damage is reported. Thirty-six
inches of snow reported in some
parts of Pennsylvania.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

The New York SIM delicatcly init
mates that Thomas Nicholas, Gar
fields Private Secretary and po!iti-
cal .tdctottul, was the writer of the
Morey letter,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

The Yakiml City Record says:
" The effect of the Sunday law has
produced a remarkable change in
the appearance of our streets on
Sunday. This new order Of things
gives peace and quiet to pers ons
reli.iously inclined, and exer,s q
good influence on young Suburban
men who have been much inclined
to make it day Of frolic, fun and
carousal. 1t works well so far"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

THERE Isl prospect Of trouble with
the Grow Indians in the Spring, in
consequence of tressrass on tleir
reservation by tie-cutters for lie
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

The special election for Sheriff
takes place in King county to.mor-
row. There are five candidates in
the field, aud as they are all said to
be good men and party guide-boarls
are not up, the American citizens
will have to scratch his head with
unusual vigor to make 4 choice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

WHAT pity it is, exclaims the
Buffalo Courier, that Hayes didn'.
look after tie public money as
auxiously as he looked after his
own
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

THE DKrNM n Nuisance - The ore
g"n,an has been figuring up The cos
of the hundred, Of commercial
gentlemen" WHO every season visit
Oregon, and who have to foot the
bill. The agSregat sum is larger
than that required to II aintain the
State Government all the cost OF
public schools, and eve.y cent ulti.
mately comes out of the pocket OF
the consumers, the great mass Of Il,
-. de, who are compelled to pay
c lanced price for almost every ar.
ticle on the shelves or behiud the
counter, from the liberation of this
most unnecessary class of middle
men. Everything the merchant Enys
from the travelling men costs Lin
from ten to twenty -five per cen;
more than the same goods Would
cost if bought direct from tue Job
bling house which finally receive,
the order with percentage anl eX.
penses added. A reform III TIL:
matter must come FROM the mer.
chants of the interior. Competitor
is so sharp in San Francisco thai
every house is compelled to submit
to custom which has grown be
yond control. Relief can be assured
only by determined, united and
simultaneous action. Merchants
may aid by refusing to give orders
through drummers aud thus hasten
the result and receive his goods
cheaper than the firm who pays trib'
ute to leecbes who have become az.
rogant in their demands.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

IhH steamship Willamette will sail
from Portland next month for China
She will r:urn with 1000 China.
men.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10
Washlayion S taudariL

L p. FISHER. Advertising Agent, 81 Mccnant's
Exch NE. San Francisco, is autho lied TO receive
Advertisements for the columns this paper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

The meteorological record for
January, 1882, at Port Townsend,
James A. Swan, Observer, is as fol-
lows: Highest barometer, 1910 on
the 9th; lowest, 2922 on the 18th;
mean, 29.03. Highest temperature,
80 degrees: lowest -; mean, sc.
Prevailing winds, southeast; maxi
mum velocity, 40 miles. Total rain
fall and melted snow, 2.31 inches.
Number of days Oh which one-hun.
dredth or more rail- fell, II. Num-
Der of cloudy days, II. Snowfall
during the month, two and half
inches. Depth of snow at end of
month, none. Frost on 13 morn
ings. Total rainfall in December,
1881, = 23 inches.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

THE Walla "alla JIdtchmdn says:
"All saloon keepers guilty of viola
ting the Sunday law were fined this
week $25 for each ofiense. Some
paid as high as $75. Since Judge
Wingard has rendered his opinion,
police officers begin to brace up"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

The Republicans in Congress show
by the way they open basin S., the
Springfield E,puJlicon alleges, that
they have forgotten how they came
to lose power six wears ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10
TO BE CONCLUDED.

1IELD OF PEEcIcUs MERALs FOR
lSSl.-By Wells. Farso's annual
statement OF precious metals for 1881
produced in States and Territories
west OF the Missouri river, the az
Sre9ate products are as follows:
Gold, Sd ,SG9, CSC; silver, S45, Off,
$40; lead, Sc, 3G1 ,902; copper, ST.
193 coo. Total gross result, $S4 ,504,-
III. California shows a decrease Of
gold Of $57S, 069; Nevada shows a
total falling oil OF 3,ls4 .O57, the
yield from The Comstock being only
u, 12G, 1862. Rs against 1912 O2 in
1881. Colorado, [ al ana Arizona
shows al llcisa,e over last yeai.
Our own Territory is credited with
the palAy .un OF S>i0,9G3 in gold
dust al b1.i.on. nd Idaho %
So, IL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

GrIrEAr now probably realizes that
other people besides himself can be
" inspired Nothing but inspira-
ton could have resulted in a verdict
IN Xix minutes from the time the
case was submitted to the Jury,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

Gen. Spraeue has received in
structions from the Northern Pacific
Railroad Co. to begin the erection
OF co:l bunkers at New Tacoma, with
a capacity for holding 5000 tons.
The L"dJ"r estimates that it NAV
take 1000, goo feet of lumber to com.
plete the Job.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

OK the 1st instance, the dwelling
house of Julius Weisick, about five
miles from Walla Walla city, was
consumed by fire, and three human
beings burned in the flames. These
were Mrs. Medler, aged AZ, her
daughter Emma 10 years OF age, and
a son of 6. 1t is supposed that the
fire originated from match lighted
to minister to the boy, who was sick,
and thu stub being thrown upon
some cotton clothes, which in burn
ing had rendered the inmates in
sensible by suffocation before break
ing into flame.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

The New Tacoma Lcdyer says:
" 1t is q notable fact that no person
under the influence Of liquor has
been seen on the streets of New
Tacoma on Sunday since the Sun
day law went into operation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

a SEATTLE dispatch says that q
skitf containing three men was upset
IN the Sound, about ten miles from
that city, on the evening of the Sd
instant. Two of the men chung to
the boat and were picked up by a
passing steamer, while q third
named Colby, who attempted to
swim ashore, was drowned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10
A HUSBAND ) CHOICE.

Apropos of the Tolnbs, there are
laushable as we'll as sad episodes in
its history. The other day man
was sued by his wife for support,
and IL reponse replied that be could
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-02-10

JOHN d. McD1ugald, Of Island
county, has been sent to the Insane
Asylum,