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Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

The great American Nation breathei
more free and easy to-day than it haI
done since the trial of the great assas
sin Guitaau commenced. The verdic
Of the jury after few minutes DELHI
Grafton was that Guiteau, instead O
being a poor, demented, unaccountabl'
being, was one of the cutest, sharpest
degraded criminals that ever graced-'
rather disgraced-a criminal box. NJ
doubt the jury was perfectly satisfied
before Judge Porter commenced his
powerful closing for the Government,
that the wretch before them was not
tainted with insanity, but 1t required
only Judge Porter's crushing excoria'
ton u bring out the wretch In his true
colors and make him assist in con-
victing himself. The web Of sophistry
50 carefully woven around the assassin
was torn to pieces by Judge Porter's
great speech, and what was left OF it
after Porter was done was completely
obliterated by Judge Cox's summing
up Of the evidence, and charge to the
jury. When this was done Guiteau
stood before the Nation as one of the
greatest criminals Of the age. II would
have been relief to the people to have
known that Guiteau was really insane,
for II Is utterly impossible TO conceive
Of the terrible moral depravity OF a
man, who, without the least provoca.
ton, would assassnate a man like
President GARFIELD, But the honor of
the American Nation is saved. 1t was
just and patient, and spared no expense
in giving the dastardly wretch trial
which covered nearly two months and
which cost over so, 900, rather than
have it said in after years the Nation
hung a demented, crazy man. The
escutcheon is clear Never
was a criminal accorded the privilege
given to Guiteau. The murderer of the
> ruler was exposed in his trial
. the gaze Of thousands of spectators
He called witnesses and LAWYERS liars and |
,erjurers. He abused the Court and |
landered the friends of Garfield, and
ct no vlolenc9 was attempted. The
'eople were content 10 let the law takeI
IL course, and that for the honor of the
Nation even this wretched, degraded
syphiiistic moustrosity," as Judge
'orter called him, might have fair
rial He has had it, and jury Of his'
~n choosing, ike sensible men, W.
e.s than a half hour in making ,nip
'erdlct Of guilty. Justice sbGre
IN phed, but ii is little cOn-d arLp a
mink that all the Nation ~ Was tn
,yenge the assassination <~ed'Iation to
fairfield will be the sacryfr- can do to
igniticant wretch liky~ish1t President
>TApy nee OF all in
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26
IJL bL.lC SALE

1.-THE contents Of a .-5'-r-.
King street, on SATURDAY e srY.
~ h III O'Clock AZ foIlou 40
hne gold and plated +, n.ly d 4
silver.mountsI show cat: .a..p I
count Of sickness ALAi
L. W. Stidham Il So. Aus.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26
PUBLIC GAL.
SALE

~
PERSONAL pRoy,ol
wan b sold ., publ,
dehee Of David MssA., a T., N
near me COLUMBIA, In. "
fnDAY, lAsuAsr,G
al o'eloc,PI
Az the personal prop.,, n
goods, consisting oil i,.I
rssu. stoves, table, cupt.o =
chsirs, lot Of rag ca pei ~, I.
ticles too numerou,
ve.yer'. hand loom r., n, ~
Conditions made know
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Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

A modest maid,
A bashfuI youth,
Both half afraid
~ what. fOrsOoth?
Two han : firm Clas ed,
A stolen kiss,
A waist firm grasped,
All . this Ia bliss ,
A s,ealthy foot
Remind the door
The old mans boot.
The dream Is Der
Daily Republican., 1882-01-26
GALE or sTEAMLK

IS ALE or srrAAIA |.
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w,,,,. fhllADs !, !,
day, February Is. In. A.
wharf OF the Pussy 4 ,I5na q
ming on. lsl. he .le.nrr !. =
articles Of ou,At then on b. ,'' \.
Terms Ten per cent /,
day Of the sale the r.u.
day. amer receiving 4 ,t.sr .cn ~
tho sAle BY the Light Hn.
Ftil particulars astol.m.., ~
OF ou'fit can be had on Agy.,',l-
dersiGnsd or al the uhar "a 81
lecs any and all bid, src,s7
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Daily Republican., 1882-01-26

DUBIIC SALE, oOl
- --OD-
LANCASTER COuNTYCnu :
AND sPRlSiLR
The ,ubscriher will 70! a ., s.
the chadds' kord Hotel, lt,,,,
Pa, on
THURSDAY. JANrAAy,
at o'clo,sp y
Forty Lancaster county .us NJ
sprnxers. A cred!; Of " dsyr. =.
xYen. No postponenen, . M
SMthef. AMOS ~
L. ". Sudhatn 4 Son. aas. -;
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20
MilitAry and Personal.

Major John Al Kress, Dept. Inspector
General departs To-Day for Fort Stevens, on
tour of official INSPECTION.
Asst. Surgeon JohhM. Dickson did not
go to Fort Adams, as his assignment was
changed on the eve of departure, to Fort
McHenry, Md.
The marksmen of Fort Colville Killed 1873
deer during the past winter, Sergt!, E. P.
Wells, 2nd Inf, scoring 20, thelargest num-
Der for one man.
1t. Fred G. Schwatka, de-de-camp, was
heard from at Washington few days ago,
and will probably soon start on the return
to his station here.
Chas. Dean, lst Cavalry Band, is reported
to have sold his interest in his rifle improve
ment for $50, 600, the entire interest in the
patent selling for $l50,000.
John Stafford, Sergt. in Troop K, LIST Cav.
airy, having successfully passed examination,
has been awarded End Lieutenant's COM
mission, and is assigned to the Sth Infantry.
The roads between Fort Cnur 'Alene and
Spokane are reported in frightful condi-
ton, and hard to travel over, which will de-
lay telegraph construction to Camp Spo-
kane.
A detachment of men will soon leave Fort
Ceur d'Alene to finish the military telegraph
line between Fort Spokane and Spokane
Falls, by putting up the insulators and
wires.
Capt Frank D. Baldwin, Dept. Judge
Advocate, left for the Dalles on Monday
morning on business connected with the
sale of the old military reservation, and will
return to-day.
Private VIM. De Lisle, late telegraph
operator at Almota, who deserted because OF
being ordered to join his company for duty,
was arrested in Portland last week, and is
now enjoying all the accommodations of the
guard house at Vancouver Barracks.
Gen. N. A. Miles and family. accompan
led by 1t. o. F. Long, aids-de-camp, de-
parted for San Francisco on the steamer o.
the 18th. DIR. John Moore, Medical Di
rector of the Department, with his family
left on the same steamer The purpose o.
the trip is to meet Gen. Sherman.
1t. Frank Greene of the U. s. Sigma
Corps was at headquarters this week, re
turning to his station at Dayton, w. T., OIL
Monday. 1t. Greene will give personal su
pervison to putting up the military tele
graph line from Spokane Falls to Camp Spo
kane, and 1t. Ames, End Inf, will hav'
charge of the working party.
The board of officers to examine and re
port upon the qualifications of commits
stoned officers for promotion will meet a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS May LIST. The detail fo
the board is as follows: Col. F. Wheaton
End Infantry; Capt. Albert G. Forse, Is
Cavalry; Capt. Frank d. Baldwin, 9Th Inf.
Capt Edwin F. Gardner, medical depart
ment; LIST Lieut.. Henry II. Pierce, adjutau
2lst Infantry.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

HURRAH! For VANcoUvER.-The school
district election on Saturday drew out a
pretty fair vote. and excited considerable
interest. When the ballots were counted
the result showed POS votes for the tax, Is
votes against, which is better showing in
favor Of new school building than was
made in Seattle. 1t is well for Vancouver
that the result is SO favorable. Our city al
ready has reputation for the possession Of
the best secular schools in the Territory, and
when we succeed in placing the public
school facilities upon the same footing, we
will not be behind any of the towns in
Washington. The tax Of ten mills voted
will raise over $1,000, with which to CON-
mence the building, and our people must not
stop until an edi6ce worthy Of our town and
county is completed.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20
DRY GOODS

OF every shade and description are on hand,
and a choice lot of Wool Plaids expected on
next steamer, as well as another lot of the
linen cuffs and collars are sold at 1219 cts. per
set, and latest styles of boys and girls collars
the same price. My Corsets import directly
from the factory, and save thereby no small
percentage, the benefit of which cheerfully
give to my very much increased number Of
customers Be sure to examine my unusual
assortment Of French Cashmeers, double
width, and guaranteed all wool, splendid
quality Of which is sold for so cents per yard,
suited for dolmans and suits. Satins of all
shades for trimming always on hand, and
every justifable effort made to keep trade at
home by giving people better value for their
money than they usually get in Portland, and
do so.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

AFTER MORE LANDs.-A. McAndrews,
County Surveyor, has been for some time on
hunt for the lands of resident owners,
by comparing the assessment sheets with
the records in the Auditors office, and in
other ways well known to his tenacious
memory. The result will be large'increase
in the assessments of Clarke county real es-
tate this year. Much Of the land being
looked after has escaped taxation for several
years.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

The ST. HELEN's ENTERTAINMENT The
entertainment given al Marsh's Hall Wednes-
day evening of last week by the st. Helen,
Society, assisted by outside talent, was in
every particular . grand success. The en-.
tsrtainment commenced with the trial scene
from Dickens, ''Bardell VS.. Pickwick, "
which was well sustained, with the follow.
ing role: ''Nr. Skimpin." Mr.. G. F. West,
"Mr. Buxfux," j. @. Bliss, "Mr. Saubbin, ,
4. +. Eddings. 'Mr. Phunkey." F. Eddings.
''Mr. Winkle," Gus 4. Beeson, 'Mr. Grof-
lin." c. A. Holman, ''Judge," A. Downing.
Mrs. Cluppings," Miss s. Stevens. "Mrs.
Saunders." Miss Lulu Ranck, "Mrs. Bar.
dell" Miss Birdie West, ''Sam Weller. :
Geo. Blurock. "Ushsr." Lawson Nicholson.
The entertainment concluded with an inter.
estins comedy entitled "A Capital Match,
with the following characters: "Mrs.
Singleton" Miss Ida Sohns. "Rosamond,
(hsr niecs) Miss Leila Phillips, capt. Tom.
pest. !" c. H. Hack. "Mr. Sunnysids," Geo.
Blurock. 'John," Lawson Nicholson. II
would b. usslsss 70 comment upon tn
part sustained BY anyone in particular. fol
al rendered thsir parts we'll. The proceeds.
which nstted sss.96. 60 towards ths 81.
Luke's Church bill fund. Excellent musir
We iufnlshed o. the occasion.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20
Election Notice.

A Fire Department election will take place
ut the City Hall on Monday, May 1st, 1881,
for the election OF the following officers, viz:
Chief Engineer.
LIST Asst Chief Engineer.
End Asst. Chief Engineer.
Judges OF Elcction--N. Dupuis, No. 1; JOS.
Saucrs, Hook 4 Ladder; Jas. McGinnis, IT,,
No. g.
Polls will be open from 80 =. N. until $50
Pm. JAMES MCGOJ6H, Scc'y r. d.
Attest: f. z. HAMILTON, President. o.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

BRICK DAIRY.-Mr. Henry Christ has
been engaged for several days in hauling
brick out to his farm, with which to build a
new dairy house, of respectable dimensions,
1t will pay to have good building for the
purpose of butter making on every farm in
Clarke county, and more farmers should fol-
low Mr.. Christ's example.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

MORE FURs. Fred Page and the Martin
brothers, who reside on Lewis river, spend
every winter in trappingfur bearing animals
Their catch for the last winter foots up as
follows: 274 beaver, 100 mink, otter, rs
muskrat, so raccoon and elk hides.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

In consequence Of the increased cost Of
logs, am forced 70 make q small advance In
the price Of lumber. From and after this date
rough lumber will be sold at the mill for
5000 per 1000 feet or delivered anywhere
fnishing lumber sold at <aQ as heretofore, Al
the mill q W. BROWN.
Vancouver. April 10. lssa
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

BEING REFrrrED.-Mrs. Mary Turnbull
has several mon at work, lowering her Main
street buildings to grade, and they will also
be moved back to the street line. After a
thorough course of repairs they will again
be ready for occupancy.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS.
& MATTINGS.
lro<a mn xnnrDr
ALSO TO ARRIVE

In about three weeks time a large stock Of
goods from New York, including new Dress
Goods, Laccs, Embroideries. Fine Table Lin
ems, etc, all Of the latest styles.
We shall keep AZ hne a stock ms can be
found In any store In Portland, and shall sell
at prices that will leave no excuse for buying
In the Portland market for economy.
We can afford TO sell goods lower than
other dealers In Vancouver because our OK
tcrsivc business justiiies Us In hiring clerks
enough 10 attend 10 It.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20
NPRING-1SS2.

take pleasure in announcing that have
received very large stock of new goods in
every department, carefully selected to suit
this market, in regard to quality and price,
and of the most popular styles, which / in
tend TO sell with the usual small percentage,
being convinced by the fast sales of the past
season that such course is by far the most
satisfactory on all sides. would draw the
attention OF the public to my superior stock
of hosiery, which is sold below anything ever
bought before. My line IN ginghams surpass
in style, quality and price any former grade
of goods of the kind and | always make lib
eral reductions on remnants
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the post-office in Vancouver, Clarke county,
w. T., April 10Th 1882. Persons calling
for these letters will please give the date of
advertisement.
LADIES' LIST
Baxter, Mrs Matte Malcolm, Miss Annie
Hicks, Mrs E L Wells, Mrs Sadie
King, Mrs Celia A
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Armstrong, j N Pierre, Thomas W
Bunett, r Pulsky, Henry
Gassaway. George Shocking, I w
Haines, Guy Talbot, Paul
Morrison, L 0 Whtefeld, P d
McElsander, Robb Wilson, Thomas M
O.Fallon, P
JOHN EDDINGS, Postmaster.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

\ SCARCITY OF BEEF.-Good beef cattle are
very scarce in this county at present. The
demand Of the last winter was greater than
ever before, and the butchers here have
picked up about all the beef cattle to be had
ia Clarke county. Good bunch grass cattle
are also scarce, and hard to get, even when
in moderate condition. The raising of cat
tie in this county is getting more profitable
every year, and will always be reliable
business in Clarke county.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20
TO the Ladies / present The
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,

In which, after an experience of IS years. l
admit of no successful opposition. The su-
peror advantages | have in purchasing, en-
ables me to keep larger stock and sell at far
lower prices than Portland can, the truth Of
which has been repeatedly and successfully
tested. l have on hand all known shapes Of
trimmed and untrimmed Hats and Bonnets,
and always make liberal reductions to fam.
lilies where several hats are purchased to-
gether. Let no one go without new hat
when you can get it for 25 cents and upwards.
AS there is no one here who pretends to pay
the attention to Embroderies and Laces us |
do, purchasers can select from the largest,
most careful selected stock with lowest prices
known; and in French lace, Spanish silk.
Point Brabant-white and cream, Edelweiss,
Point Valcncienes, Irish point Dentele Bre-
tame, keep variety Of patterns, from
which | trust | can give certain satisfaction I;
prices ranging from 2 to rs cts. per yard.
Ribbons of every description; Gloves of all
kinds, stylish collars and ties from 10 cts. and
up. In the line of
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20


LEvITY OF THE LAW. The Library Docket,
a st. Louis law journal, publishes the fol-
lowing: "Ex-Judgs Dennison, formerly
Chief Justice of Washington Territory, who
now resides in Vancouver, was arguing a
motion in the District Court before his
honor Roger s. Greene, who is credited with
being very scholarly man. Judge Den
nison is a lawyer of the old school-tall,
clean shaver, with deep-toned voice and
stately manner. Having occasion to refer
to Browne on Medical Jurisprudence,
Dennison pronounced it, as if in two sylla-
bles, Browne. Judge G.. interrupted him
with the remark: 81 presume you mean
Bro,cn, do you not?" "Your HONOR" re-
piled D., ''this authors name is spelled
Browne, and if that doesntspell Browne,
don't know what does" "But," said the
Judge, my name is spelled Greene, and
you wouldn't call me Greeney, would you?
Without smile on his sphinx like face, and
in his most sepulchral tone, came the an
swer, which convulsed the court: "Yeul
hsnor, that will depend on how you decide
this motion"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

ST.. HELxS's SocIErv.-At the regular
meeting Of the st. Helen's Society. held At
the rsctcry ON Monday evening, April II.
the following officers were elected fer the
ensuing quarter; Mr.. A. Downing, prssi-
dent; Miss Henrichsen, vice president; Mrs.
Nicholson, secretary, Miss Sohns, treasurer;
executive committee Miss West, Miss Ste
vena. L. A. Nicholson; committee on enter.
tainment- Mrs. Nicholson, Mr.. Downing.
Mir Annie Steward. The Society takes
this opportunity Of returning sincere thanks
70 Msssrs. Bliss, West, and all others who
rendered such kind and efficient service At
~ entertainment Of April y, and 70 those
who kindly patroniscd the performances, the
receipts from which were S96. 25--ne pro-
cssds e6S.25. NJ. T. NICHOLSON, Ssc'y.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

FINISHING UP.-Haxard l. Co. ON Mon.
day bad werkmsn commence the final out
eide finishing Of their fine new brick build.
ing. A large staging has been erected att
'front.' from which the workmen will put on
ths galvanized iron cornices and ornamental
work. The front will also be covered with
stucco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-04-20

A DAMAGED Cow.-Mr. G. H. Whitney
recently purchased a fine blooded COW of Mr..
Thompson, over in the Yamhill country, and
had her brought to Portland on the west
side railroad The employees of the R. R.
Co. put the COW and calf loose in box car,
and through their carelessness the COW has
been fearfully abused. Mr.. Whitney found
the beast ready for delivery to him in Port
land so battered and bruised that she could
not stand or move. He brought her here
and is trying to save her. OF course none
of the railroad employees could tell any
thing about it when questioned.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-16
sHER1FF's SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued ont Of the Dis
trict Court Of the Second Judicial District, of the
Territory OF Idaho, in and for the County of Altu
ras, and to Inc directed and delivered. for judy
ment rendered and entered in said court, on the
18th day of August, 1882. in favor of John Wrinkle
back and against Ira C. Schenck and Simon n
Taylor have levied all the right, title and in
terest said Ira c. Schenck hrd on after August
18th, 1881 in and to the following property towit:
~ The Washington mine being, 500 feet along
the ledge and 800 feet on each side Of center OF
vein, situated on the headwaters of the Salmon
River, about five miles northerly from Galcna, and
one-eighth mile from the Confidence mine and
joining the Quaker City mine. ~ The
Quaker City mining claim, being 1900 feet along
the ledge and 800 feet on each side of center Of
vein, situated on the headwaters of Salmon River,
FIVE mi les northwestery from Galena, joining the
Washington (3) The Hope mining claim. sttu-
ated on the hendwsters OF the Salmon River about
y miles northwest from Galena joining on west
side line of Golden Sheaf and one-half mile sonth
of Grand Prize mine. being 500 feet along vein
and 800 feet on each side of center of vein. a.
The Somerset mine, being 1900 feet along vein and
3Oofeet on each side OF center OF vein situated
about FIVE miles northerly from Galens and join
ing Washington mine claim. All Of the above
mines being situated in Wood Hi, er Mining Dis
trict, Alturas County, Idaho Territory. t5) The
Ophir, being 1O0 feet along the vein and 800 feet
each side of center of vein, situated about one
mile west OF Little Smokey between the Savage
and Smokey Bullion mines. situated in Little
Smokey Mining District, Alturas County, Idaho
Territory TO- The Savage mining claim, being
1900 feet along the vein and 800 feet each side
OF center OF vein. situated in Little Smokey Mil
ing District about one mile west OF Bakers
cabin and 1000 feet from Smokey Bullion mine
| ali in Alturas County, Idaho Territory.
Notice Is hereby given that on the sth day OF
November, 1852. at 2o'elock p. m Of that day, in
front of the Court House, in HALEY, County a
Aturss will sell the right title and interest Of
said Ira C. Sehenck in and to the above descthe ed
property, at public au,tion. for cash in hand 80
the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
ton and sll costs.
Dated the 18th day of October. 1882.
ID. H. GRAY. Sheriff.
BY II. IIrSrER, Deputy Sheriff OFT
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-12-16
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. IS.
CHiIEp STATES LAND OyyicK,

CHiTHp STATES LAND OYyIcK.
BoisE CITY, IDAHO,
September ~, 1882.
Notice 10 hereby given that John v. Farwell of
the City of Chicago, Illinois, by his attorney in fact
Asa W. clarke, whose poAtofiice address IN Bullion
nled his application for patent for 1881 linear
feet OF the
NARROW GAUGE NO. LODE AND MINING
CLAIM.
with surface ground GOO feet in width, situate in
Mineral Hill Mining District, AlturAs county.
Idaho Territory, and designated by the field notes
sf survey, and the official plat thereof, file
In this Office lot No 49, the boundaries of which
are ~ follows to-wit With magnetic variation
of 10 degrees 30 minutes east Commencing Mt
the westerly corner OF said claim AZ
post No. whence the quarter section corner be-
tween sections and 10. in township 2, north
range II east. Boise Meridian bears south de-
grees So west 1883 feet; thence from said post No.
No. l thence south So degrees Is minutes east
llsl feet to post No. q thence sou.h 36 degrees 45
minutes west GOO feet to post No. 3, and thence
to said post No. Anorth 50 degrees Is minutes west
1871 feet, containing in area Ii +O-lo0 acres.
This claim is Joined on the northwesterly end by
the marrow Gauge No. q and the location notice
Ia duly recorded in the Recorders Office of said
Alturas county.
Any person claiming adversely any portion OF
the above described premises il hereby notified
90 file his adverse claim in this Office during the
period of sixty days publication, or such claim
will be barred.
I direct that this notice be published in the
Woop RIVER TIMEe the newspaper published
searest said mining claim for the full period OF
sixty days. ID. P. b. BRIDE. Register.
JAS. IL. Beatty attorney for applicant. HALEY
Idaho. %