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LAxD 0rT.cE ~ WALLA WAILa ". T.
May "a, 1852.
Complaint having been entered at this Of
fee by Wm. y. Wiseman against Henry
Hosler for abandoning his homestead entry
Nc. 1927, dated Feb n, 1880. upon the n
W. see, ?, township n. K. SO. E in Wal
Il " la county, W. T., with . view to the
cancellation Of said entry: the said parties
are hereby summoned 10 appear at this Of
nee oG the 18Th day Of July 1882, at 10
O'Clock \. II, to res ,ond and furnish tesli-
EaoDy concerEin: ,aid alleged abandonment
+, Il. MORRISON, Register.
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such as Loss OF Memory, Lassitufe. NoctuTna-
Emissions, Aversion 10 society, Dimness of
Vision, Noses in the had; the vital Huid
passing unobservei in the urine, and mSny
o;hrr diseases that lead 70 insanity and death.
Or. Min.ie VIII agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for a oaSe Of this kind the Vital
Restorative (unIer Lii, special advice and treat
mAntl will not cure, or for anything impure ct
injurious found in it. DE-. Aiin;ie tre5ts al
Private Diseases successfully without mercary.
Consultation Free. Thorough exam nation
and advice, including ANALYSIS 0f urine, s. c.
Price OF Vital Restol ative. So 90 bottle, o.
four times the quantity, $40 co; sen: 70 any
address upon receipt of price, or c. o. d Sc
cure from observation, and IN private name If
desired, by A Z NlNTIE, ". D.,
, 1882-06-10

NORTHERN PACIFIC Dors.-A Preshy teri.
an chu-ch naa been organized a, SpsAgue
With nine membe0- A church building will
b ereetsd at once. This is the religious
pioneer effort in the town. ... The population
ef Spragus. local and transient, |, abou: 100.
The trough" element is getting too na-
nsrous 10 sait the large eiass o. decent Law
abiding cit,zeas of Sprasne, and there Is TO
b bouncing before long ,,. The n. P.
Asspitai st Cahinet Landing has twenty pa
t;>sts. Among others there, Al. JOhn L.p-
din. Geo. Sinclair. wm. S,ekoli, P. Jensen,
w z Canming., J. E. Eddy and an Italian
, 1882-06-10
Light.

There arc a good many ami convincing
reAsous, why the city Should place lumber
of gaAliyhts in these thoroughfares There
is now, the proposition TO place several
hghts along Fourth street, between Min
street and the depot, 10 insure further
convenience and comfort 20 the ;,-de tran,
beyond that contributed by the newly-!a,d
sidewalk; bat ttis enterprise and improve.
ment should not end .here. Wien these
lights are PLACED, and none are di=psilirg the
utter thickness Of blackness IN Man stree,
on moonless nights, the stranger who come,
along the lighted way from the d, po:, ouly
TO plunge into the Stygian darkness Of the
chief business street Of our city. will not b.
particularly enlosistic Of our enterprise and
public spirit. Be.ides the lights proposed
for Fourrh street, at least fifteen Jets, could
be advAntageousiy distributed in the central
portion Of this CITY. One should be placed
.. Frss stree, on Main so az to light tie
bridge. another at Rees 4 Winans' when
would throw some light on Second street
bridge, another on the opposite side Of Main
two blocks west, one on Rose street ami ou
Alder, to hight up those mi-mnhde quar-
seis. still others on Main street below TuIrd,
and in front Of the engine houses. The en-
terprise and public spirit of a ely like Walla
Walls ought to prompt this movement. if
there were no other and equally good mo
tives and objects to attain. Fifteen OF
twenty gas Jets distributed in the central
portion Of the city would impart a brigh,
and CHEEKY aspect, give tone and credit t.
the city As an incorporation. and in a hun
drea ways contribute to the general weliarr
d the people. Even in the nights Of this
season, after the stores are closed, gloom
settles down on Main street that is as that
described in Exodus, .'s darkness that may
ba felt" II it is so in summer it Is infinitely
worse in winter. In this darkness the night
watchmen and the members of the police
force 6nd it next to impossible 10 detect
thieves At work. Under cover of this dark
ness, scoundrele of every g-ads cannot lie
under the proper surveillance OF our police
force. During these dark nights our bridges
should not be left .uulighted. ss there must
necessarily be travel over them a. such
times. and accidents, likely 20 sOs, the city
m,ch more than . hight. may oecus. w
are informed that che gas company VII
furnish gas at IS per month Tor each jet. For
. thousand or twelve hundred dollars per
year. walls Walla can have al the gaslisht
necesssry and she should have il.
, 1882-06-10
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on application by letter. stating symp
toms, sex and age. Co.nmua!caciouss strictly
confidential.
. II kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal
D.. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, NepEreticUm,
cures al kinds Of Kidney and B adder com
plants, Gonorrhaea, Gle~t. Gco-rhoea- For
sale byall druggists 81 90 bottle, six bottles
for S5 co.
DIR. Mintie's Dandelioa Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia end Bilious cure il
market. For sale by all druggists. Hodge
Davis & Co., P"rtland, wholesale ss entS. Ally
All orders for meticinc e. q. u. mus. be
accompanied with s., Is guarantee of good
faith, which VIII be deiuc;ei when the pack
age is shipped.
, 1882-06-10

A TINE FOR CAUTIoS.-lt goes without
saying that now, when We SIS city. sre il
health, is the time TO take every caution 70
remain so. This warm weather. when the
intense heat of the sun Is brn.iIpg tie gar
bagr piles, is just the tins 10 Css the eau
ton that is embraced in the free dis:ribu-
ton of disipfectants, simris dirt. clean pse-
mis,s and the like. j pound Of cure cost,
considerable more than an ounce oi prsveu-
ton. Eich family should Constitute board
Of health, and use every reasonable measure
TO keep we'll Whether or not an epidemic
the happier for CLEANLINESS and simple liyirg
, 1882-06-10

Horn. who, On Wednesday, suffered a com
pound fracture or his left limb below she
kncs, has been 4 great sufferer for the pas,
twenty four hours- DR.. Blslock wss sum
monsd last night After professional
visit Of the doctor this morning. the injured
vary unfortunate. He was somewhat OF e
cripple from the bunglins work of doctor
who offered his services At the time Mr.. Van
Horn met with an accident which dislOcatsd
his night ankle joint. Ths friends Of Mr..
Van Horn propose TO make rp purse to
aid him in this his day Of trial.
, 1882-06-10

lTFRovENENr. The -. Lonis motel Is
one u the old landmarks ii VILLA Walla.
and has always enj'Yei Al enriable reputs
ton for comfort aGi convenience, with the
travelling pubic IIr. Koh.hA'ff has Jus,
had the house thoroughly renovated srora
otise II attic, the rooms frightened snd
made cherry. uumber OF modern couyen-
fences have been added. sni altogether the
st Louis presents an attractive aPpeirance,
within AID without. Iihe imp oyemsnts
have eNterded TO the kitchen aud larder.
and the ms; particular viii be satisfied with
the H1sEa Of the house In the oiiee the
traveller vii md an afIAhie young gentleman
Mr.. II kohlhsaf, - give him courteous
attention.
, 1882-06-10
Summons.

TFERIrosY OF WAsHINroN, lSS
CoCSII OF WALLa WALLA.
In tie District Court OF ths Territory of
Washington ana for the First Judicial
District thereof, holding terms at
NSalIa Walla, Wslla Nalis
County, in said Territory.
John Il. :Stahl, plaintiff, VS.. I. Albrecht.
Defendant.
YY,HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
l. F. -Nbrecht, defendant You are
hereby rsqgite | to appear IN al action brought
against You by John Il. Stahl. plaintiff, IN the
D.srrict Court If the Territory of Washing
ton and f,r the First Judicial district thereof.
bol,;iny terms \: Walla Walla, Walla Wslla
County, III said Territory, To answer the COM
pllini-.f plaintiff filed in Walls Walla County
within tAeLty ua,s after the service OF this
summons, ekclusi e Of the day Of service, If
served in said an.y. Ii no, served IN SAID
COUNTY bu. il saii District, IN thirty days II
served in any other Judicial district in the
Territory. ia forty days. II served by publ
cation within sixty fays after the date of this
sunni a.s. or the said aintif Will take ludg-
ment against you by defauit, according to the
PRAYER of the complaint. Saidsction Is brought
by tie ,.ia;a'iff - recover from dsfendan. the
SUN # $3.50 So dne 10 plaintiff from defend
ant On account fur goods. wares and merchan-
dis, Ed aud delivered ~ p!aintif to defend
at, listwesu December Is. 1881, and March
y, IsS2, and flr c St. Of this action.
Wines the Hon. S. c. WISGARD,
Associate Justice of the Supreme
gazo1zS Court OF Washington Territory,
sal and Ja5se of said Court. and the
zeal thereo; affared, this 9th day
II March, i. u. 1882.
4. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
CATION & CEOhEtH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
N-E
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,
Estate CT 50Au Il. Estes. Deceased.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
cua,e of James CouIan. Deceased.

De<N'soS1s
%UTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
uriersigned. administrator of the above
n,,iEsd estate, 10 the creditors of, and persons
havns claims against said estate, u exhibit
he sane. with the necessary vouchers. within
one yea- from the fiIst publication of this no
tice, 20 the undersigned at his residence in
Walia Waila city. list
JOHN MANIDN.
Administrator.
Wal,a Walla, W. 7. April q, 1882
, 1882-06-10
xoUZG MEE

VyIHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful iolie4 and in
discretion, will DO well to arail themselves Of
this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar ot
suffering humanity. DR.. SPINNEY viii
guarantee to forfeiS 500 for every caseoi Sem
inal Weakness OF private disease Of any KIND
OF character which he undertakes and falls TO
cure
, 1882-06-10

CoMMENCENEST,-The commencement sx-
erci.es Of the Unirersity of Washington, oc-
CURED At Seattle May 25tn The graduates
s-re II. o. Chipmau, Miss Iazz'e s. Aadrr-
son, Addie J Plummer, Miss l.. 4. Shorvy,
Geo!ce X. Julson and Louis r. Anderson.
The degrees were then conferred upon the
graduates by the president Of the University.
he took occasion TO allade 10 thf fact that
nc is soon TO retire from the Institution. and
expressed 4 hope that the University might
be kept up 70 or in advance oi its present
stsndari. This he said could be accom-
plIohei iy the raising OF sutticItn nj means TO
pay . competent faculty and defray the
other x.euses OF tie schoel. The gradu-
ates IN the commercial and normal courses
received diplomas, and those 0! tue scientific
and classical coIfses received their degrees,
is follows. Lr!n \. Sh1rey. Geo. A. Col
mln and tieo. II. JudsOn received the degree
OF Blchelor # Science, and Loais +. Auder-
-on, Bachelor Of Arss. .latg, Dsady, Of
Portland, delivered the annual address sub
jec,-TowEs and Cities.
, 1882-06-10

70. ColsAx.-Having completed his
,.bor, for this term Of the District Coart,
Asrs in walla Walls, Judgs wiSgsra leaves
fu Colfax, 70 morrow morning. The Court
so>sa ther. sexs Monday. From there the
ysAss vii proceed 10 Dayton, where Cour.
.o.v,o.s On the third Monday Of this month.
, 1882-06-10
DR.. LlEB!G sss .ss snsns s.aas!ssa. sss.fl' sai.

HUNTINUES TO TREAT
" successfully Of h0meopa-
thy every form OF special OF
chronic disease without msr-
cury OF uausevus drugs. Dir
Lietigs Invigorator Is . posi-
tive and peImaLeHt cura ior
seminal weakness, nervous anc
physical G.bIs.y, lest man
hood, vital eKEsu>;ion- and al
the terrible results Of aIU.ec
nature, excessive and youthful
fol!ies. The doctor will agree
in writing to forfeit Sl.o03 10.
"a case that he undertakes and
fails to cure 1ne reason thou
sands cannot gel Cure1 81 Sem
ina. weakness and the above
disease, Is owing 10 a c0mpl:ca-
tiracalieG PIostI;orIhea, which
requires aspeciai iemedy Dr-
Lirhis's inYiguIatoT. No. ,. /,
specific cure Tor Pfostatnirhea.
Price of either Iuvigo.strr, s.
per buttle, or O bottles fJr SO.
Sent to any address securely
coyeredfrom observation. Sem
in..i weal.ress and IrGstaturf-
lea drain vitality f,om the
, 1882-06-10
MIDOLE-AGED BEN

There are many II the aga u t!igty 70 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuaticns
Of the Bladder, often ACCOMPANIED hy slight
smaTting o. burning sensation, and q weaken
ing OF the system in a manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits rOpy sediment VIII Cften e. fOund,
AMI sometimes small paIticles of alburren Viii
appear, ar the color win be OF 4 thin uilnisL
hue, again si.,uging 10 q Gark ana rCryii al-
pearaace- There are manv who die a: tL:s
difficulty ignorant or the cause, WI eh Is The
seeoad stage OF seminal weakness d.. SPIN
ney viii guarantee perfect cure in az such
cases, and healthy restoration Of tie ysaito-
urinary organs
OFFICE EOURs.-10 70 1, and c to G. Sun
iays from 10 10 II A. - Cuusul.ation fr,s
Tho1raugh examination and advice, s..
Cali or address,
Dr.. sF.NssI & CO.
, 1882-06-10

BATHING ~ Mill CREEK There is 4 city
ordinance in fall focce which provides for
the punishment of an indecent exposure OF
person, and ander this ruling comes swim
ming or bathing III Mill Greek wishIn the
city limit. Yesterday Officer Cock caugh.
4 number Of youths bathing in this creek,
ami while ne let them off this once, b. nos
gives fair warning that whoever is clrght
hereaft.r will have TO pay the penalty. The
ocdilaace fixes this at s. Tor .he brst Of
fence. aud for subsequent violations the ice
increases at a ratio that VIII make AN ordi-
uary cket-book weaken.
, 1882-06-10
THE GREAT ENGLISH RhMEDI

Is a neyer-f fail ne cure
for Nervous Debi.;ty.
lIy hsustaI Vitality.
Weaknes-,
Spern1tnrrhea, Lost
SI4r Hood, Iupoten
cy, Paralysis. srd all
the terrible elects Of
Seif-iLlse, youthful
fnilies, and excesses
in mqtuVar wear,
, 1882-06-10

THl LkAF CANA Leaf, said to have
sseA a.imating and inspiring prepertes.
tAas whss ehe-sd By elde.is bcys, they be-
eou.s frisky saa ''pssrt was breash. here
frn Tie Bass Mosasains 70 day. and IN IT.
ssrprii,g dsair has ord.rsa tos Of ii, for
.b tAh ~
, 1882-06-10

WooIEN NlLL.-In what the salem
Std,ssaAa says about the e-tsrprlse of a
woolyn null th-ye aud to which tIe citizens
have jGst subscribed Sl5 600, there is a ker,
mel OF thought for the people Of WslIa Walls
This large enterprise, taken with the man
moth lolring mills, now Iu eaurse OF cree
non by the City OF Salem company. and the
addition OF the Insane pairnts, viii make
the CAPITAL City one Of the most tive and
prosperous interior business points On the
Pacific coast. Properly viii advance rapid
" from tins time or. As ;h:s ls what the
people o: es;r city have waited patiently for
and now that the cons animation of their loug
ch, ,r;shed hope Is 10 be accomplished, i: is
lnde5d all occaslon for rejoicing"
, 1882-06-10
Notice.
L. s. LAND OFFICE At WALIA WALLs,
". L May 26th. lSS2.

L. S. LAND OFFICE at WALIA WAIIh,
W. l., MAY 10Th. 1882. 8
Complaint having been entered at this office
by John II. Williams. Walla Wa'la Co., ". L
against Thomas Redmand, for abandoning ans
Homestead Entry No lSi6. dated September
18Th, lSS0, upon the w Of NWt of Sec. p,
n North Of Range 81 of " NJ, in Wslia
Wslla county. Washington territory, with r
view to the cancellation OF said entry; The said
parties are hereby summo ed to 4p. ear at this
Office on tar 18th day of July, lSSe, 1t 10
O'Clock l. ", TO respond and furnish testimony
concern ng said alleged abandonment.
Z. II. MORRISON. Register.
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A Card.

It appeArins :hat the impression has become
current that am opposed to settlers rouiag in
and taking residence betH sen my place and
Touchsi, take this method Of announcing
that an not clly not resisting sach isccm.
ne, but on tie contrary An cordially grae,iag
all nsx eemsrs, and sh4n always be g,sd,o do
3d. Come IN AID join your muscle. enemy and
c2pi a with mine 10 euaS up this sectacl
d&wIu' II @ In
xAT y, lssa
, 1882-06-10

rnE EscArE OF "DIx,E- E-"-N4turaliy, the
>oa vho runs the Advertising sheet at Col
ia,, comcs to the support Of the father, Mar
shaI Hopkins, with story Of ths escape,
that Is tissue of fa,sehooJ aui calumny.
The sou says. tn father had the prisoners
securely isouei Neither w,re so iFonsa.
Tie says the marshal lett tie prisoner. in
saie haris and went into another ear 70 see
= SICK wife. Tne escape proves the s1i,ty
part, and there was no sick wife On the tram.
Again he says, his pa at oncs commenced
search aud oiF,rsd reward The marsnal
went night or with the tram, snd has never
offered any re AID In a word, re didn't
kuow anything oI me escsp= uutl quite a
vhI5 after the nl,n had got OF the rain.
That story may oatcn en- about Coiiax but
n7bOdy IA re believes a word OF it
, 1882-06-10

THE FLY.-A!mos. eve,yb ,Iy l. remark
irg III, absence OF the common house hy at
tnis season Ci the year /. IS not supposed
that ANYBODY !, par.!culiriy anHioa, 70 see
or feel the Ay. b-cau=e the fellow s d pest at
best, out for all that. the t5senes has caused
some remark. t. som Pe'sons this tsrdl-
nesS Of tie fly amounts 10 a premouition Of q
cGllu ity Some ore La made the statement
'-hat the hou-e iiy max ea INNS. II scarce when
an eliiemic threatens, aud reasoning from
this. the suFersti;ions ar-Ge that tins section
IS threatened. the facts seem to teach that
the hou-rfy don't ere niraylne whether
the ctul-rI. ;rliaw fever. smallpox or any
nth-r contagious disease, comes IN or stiys
away. 1. app ar, to b. all the same 10 tins
m,ecr. Il there - an choice, ig - tolera-
nly certain that the ly would pr5tsr a spell
OF sickness. especially the kind thAt makes a
man helpless % knock the pest of his hose.
, 1882-06-10

pEOpIiSscr VI no "ONaSi. ii.i'AS a. - '---~I
Iowa, should not only be read with interest
bu: meet with action on the pari Of our clt-
zsns:
KSoxvILLE, Iowa. May ;, 81.
SIR Your letter aud paper, giving an
account of the Dayton FIRE at hand am
sorry 70 have such bad news. We are salts
he'd that wooden mill is not only needel in
Wslla Walls, but that it wi! pay large diyi-
dends from the start. While We are doing q
fair business here, We have made up our
minds to make change, and at present
Walla Walla and vicinity is uppzrnost in
our minds. When / WA at Peuiie,on the
people were anxions to have Us move our
machinery there and really thought OF
doing il, but fathers sickness, after | came
back, prevented the move Il the citizens
OF WaIla WsIla viii organize stock com
panv and provide means .or getting oar ms-
chinery out there and pat into position, We
will be glad to take stock, or We vii! cps-
rate the mill for stock company.
Yours respectfully, WN. LEVER.
Ii there is nothing of practical value III
the above, 1t shows that the woo!en NIL
men have their attention attracted TO tbs As
a choice .ie!d OF operation.
, 1882-06-10
An Offer.

The following letter from 4. Lever & Sons,
propristor OF .he woolen mills at knoxsills,
Iowa. should not only be Te4d with Interest
bu: meet with action on the pars Of our cIt-
, 1882-06-10
NOTICE.


Ws,,s Wa!la, W. 7. April q, 1882.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN. July 14th.-Passed here to-day. TO
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Mrs.
Hardy Adams, A D. Lewis New York A.
w. Baldwin, n. G. Luhrs, Mrs. G. B. Gould
and daughter, Madame 3. Zeitska, daughter
and niece, L. Slessinger, Mrs. c. C. Trumpp,
Harry P. Cogill, Charles w. Cogill, d. L.
Foley, San Francisco N. G. Norcross, Mrs.
Charles Francis, Miss Fannie Francis. Low
ell, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elliott, Geo. Fl.
Condict Miss Alice G. Byers, Philadelphis ,
Mrs. J. o. Brosdhead and daughter, s..
Louis Mrs E J. Devin, James G. Devin,
Ottumwa; M. LambersoD, Pittsfeld, Mass;
F. s. Cell, Salinas City, S. Hyman, Missis-
sippi; George Strasser. Park City, Utah r.
M. Sloan, Franklin, Pa; J. p. AtkinsoH,
Tenn: Mrs. Rebeccs Brown and child Al
fred Duval, Baltimore G. H. Hance, Hunts
vile, Mo-; Mrs. w. d. Haley, Farmingtop,
MINI; A. S. Lehman and wife, G. P. r. R;
Miss Mamie M. Riley, Chicago 90 immi.
grants, including GO males, to arrive in Sacra-
mento July 10Th.
NEwHALL, July 14th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: Peter
Short, San francisco; S. Porter, Dos Cabo-
zone, A. t.; j. Kaufman, wife and child,
Tucson J. E. Sinclair. wife and child. Wor-
chester, Mass; Mrs. 2. T. Broderick, Fort
Union. N. NJ; II. ]. Powell, Henderson,
KY; W. T, Kirkpatrick, San Francisco; II.
s. Stevens, Tucson G. Andrade, San Fran
cisco Nathan Cole, Jr., Los Angeles f.
S. McKit1ick, Pennsylvania Martin Leh-
man, San Francisco; ]. NJ. Gozzman and
wife, Philadelphia e. r. Hundley, Oak
land; M. s. McCurdy, Andover, Mass;
Will J. Gardner, George Kierski, Ell Paso,
Texas A. G. McGill, Tucson J. j. Bloom,
New York; E. w. Jones' Globe, A. T.; D.
W. G. Franklin, Deputy Sheriff Huber and
one prisoner, E. Fl. Thompson, Los Angeles.
OMAHA. July 14th.-Left here to-day. to.
arrive in Sacramento July 18th: S. B.
Prentiss and family, Bangor Me-; r. W.
Strattop, New York; Robert E. Bredon,
wife and child, China Dora Tyce Oakland !;
Carrie B. Hopkins, Olympia, w. t.; J.
Lewis, San Francisco w. G. Squire, New
York Max Freedlander, Chicago; G. M.
Patterson, Washington Territory Mrs. W.
S. Chapman, San Francisco W. Il Hassan,
wife and son, Lewiston, ILL.,; A. J. Shaw and
family, Petaluma Eugene Lent, San Fran-
cisco; w. Owen, Birmingham, England ,
Charles Reed, of Emerson's Minstres.
Thrty-eight through emigrsnts left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive at Sacramento
July 2fst.
KANSAS CrTY MOL July 14th.- Passed
Topeka to-day, to arrive in San Francisco July
10th Mrs. +. Grant, Davenport, Iowa L.
E. Severipg, PsrkersburR. w. Va: T. John
son, Wheeling, W. Va; J. McCafferty, San
Francisco.
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feet of water through the channel at Altata,
and all doubt as to its being feasible has been
removed.
Smallpox has abated 1t Altar.
General J. G. Fremont has arrived, and il
now examining the La Barranca mines.
Pedro Ochoa, Secretary of State, has just
arrived from the City of Mexico.
l.. Livingston ellison, general manager of
corporation known as the Clarence King
syndicate, arrived last evening on the steam
tug Altsta, which he has chartered for this
port. He comes on special business con-
nected with the MInas Prietas, which be-
longs to the syndicate, and he left this place
for the mine Sunday morning, and from
thence goes to San Francisco
The large manufactory Of Hooper & Co.,
at lewiston, one mile and half southeast Of
this city, is rapidly nearing completion.
The trial of Mathews, the Hermosillo in
cendiary, still goes On. He will undoubtedly
escape the consequences of the shooting, on
account of there being only one witness.
The revenue cutter Jusrez arrived to-day
from Mazatlan with about $50 soldiers, who
will be stationed here.
Colonel Garcia and command has arrived
at Hermosillo, bringing with them eleven
Apache women. who will be sent to an in
terror civilizsd tribe.
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ARIZONA.
Adrines frnru Gunrmss.

TUCSON, July 14th.-A special TO the star
from Guaymss July 1st, via Hermosillo July
lst, says: A large force of graders have ar-
rived on this side. and rapid work ia being
done on the railroad. The time get for the
connection at Los Angeles is November 1st.
An American hotel has just been opened
by Messrs. Blackburn and Birdsall.
The Sinaloa and Durango Railroad, COM
mencing at the port of Altata and running
east toward Culicsn, has been completed
t~ensy-seven miles, and is now ak miles tronl
the latter place, which is the capital of the
State of Sinaiss. In the construction of the
txentY-seven Eliles, long pile bridge was
erected over the Culican river at bimOnicite
One Baldwin engine is now running, and
and mora sre expected daily Of the came pat
tern. Work IS being rapidly pushed, and
within thirty days the road viii be completed
20 Culican. The steamer Altats has success
fully tosed in yessels, with depth of l4a