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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
A Tough Kind of Witness.
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 During a recent u5al before lus;iee Dougherv. II Aas thought important ' counsel 10 determine the length oi tune that certain ''t~e quarters Il beet ..nd one sheep remained n aa tNpres> W.s- on n f6ani fl the plaintiff >ipse beiare hey were taken twas bs :he defendant. The witness s;ndrf examination Was . German whose krunlcdiSc II ,hc Eua- l~h language Was bml,ed: hat bc trSi5- fed in ven plain. >;rts sh,taaa4fd N.sz ta having Wei .-hcd ,hr meat. and = having afterwards e4fred l; saj and pat | inf.e the aforesaid n3godz hen ;ht iallu~l ~lns en>aed;
 sf7s-' seibrr E'i1s=, t+- tAe i'-..' heW h'a- | va, af.ei you foek tbc mea- fss,i-l ,t'c ,,t,f.. .sh,i paf x sn the .l-l.4 before | Va, taken aw..e.
 Wines: '.NaR -hss3~, raad deii dat, diak> 'bau, dselse ter' >a2 T ,, nr:rvt ss> dtf
 ,.4aa don't understand ne. liaw l,az N.l> | tznm tirv fsire 'hr meat +ctt the -,s-e, ,nd va pil 5a,a ,he 0asaa. hF- ;.t- II wa, taken a@as hs she dessHa- tnt =
 .No@ know net atat xea ax tI. f.f. Der WaEr1 i3c e,s> bss. Il !. Iifzs ..tt ak. and t''s -haast ,5 la-. a, . es-. Aau dsll ne hae ias ie sade vslk tss. Den ie.,: bWs'4e ,e... ilsB dell> saH A..s,- t-,as li-,..>..
 ''i don't R,sHi #'a i4ad il.-t haa eIie fi4c sidewalk wa>. ha, WAa; ta l.aoa -l,,ak- in- sc4 sIpNA-, h9W lory ,in, rue.t; --,.sts the uason before wa~ taken awae:
 "oh. dai. Ncu. uea net ,eid an> rse-.. so. all time weigh h,m; ncz,f measured meat. n'g ,ei- lf0t diHk bout drce feet. Here the >peetafa1~ md h-, Honor and ilie juN smaed -usis- b,S - knon na; shlrliensas. haw ,, d.>. ! dcl teu Ah s..a. ,ss good a5 know.
 \ Look here, wan' ,o knep hoN lon | wa> before the meat w..- taken .,Nss> .lsi.ss-.s-s-.>-i..ai- -2ls44-..,.s.
 Nint,S looking 1e-y kaa~u4f, u coun,eli: ~N"~ 4"a fl, and get inc 1. :, >erapc Lat ule., la> ,h.e>t ~, i..a1 ia- -deI =N4-nu a> hc sa, n dc- shan I)at's al ,ead toa. Ia, msa, sa, lead meat He don't e no longer "a dcn ll0usen'-v -vt.1v. ,,sl; rs,o'sl..',
 Counsel: That vii do.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
The Riches, City in inc World
2

Frankfort the Man. containing 4 population ot about Foo.noo. IS sad ,o be the rche>; city of Il, s'1e n the "A hole sorld II iss cath acre equally divided among l,s inhabitants eveH man, woman and child would have. II is sad. eo.ooo mark. or some s4ooo ap8ece. There are. A may be supposed. many poor people m the to@n. bui fhe~-i;.xcns- are as d whole. n unusually comfortable osreumst-nces. more So. probably than inc cItltens of any other capital n German, or Europe. Il gs stated that there are one hundred rank fcTlcrs worth from ss .oooooo n s7.oooyo,o each. and zSo Nho are sor,h s3oo.ooo and up~ard. The city is one of the grea, banking renters of the globe. iis aggre- gate banking capital ls estimated a, s,- ooo.ooo.o.oo. more than one-fourth of R h,ch the famous Rothschilds. whose osginai and parent house is there, osn and con troi. The annual transactions n bills 0. exchange are III excess of SIoooooooo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
4 Man Who "a Puzzled Concerning ihs
 Zodiac
TrtaNun

AeD E-W peaplc kassz ihe slsu'tif a'l,sn oi the varlona siEns et,..isf to fte -itie page of The 4lfnAnae. ant rglne of them art He' esae,is dear tn aA
 ln ihe isfsi .s5sianee, ,he man s itp sfsssds in the centre Niih his y.st unbut's,ned n siif Ii a manner AZ tD eAt~5se hn .lifnefi.afy e4aAi. bas ala s3s been 4 ifft .ter, t8 gs. Why in eTery almanac fl h. pssi sntugY ihs gTAn. Ai,h all h,s works saposeti ,o ;hr cold n4gt, air. shouId be gwen the ,Dost prominent place in litsrarl .ufk like the ainIanar. wE arr rrTFtyie trr si-rt4F sfst4i.sf- defsiafsd. He certainly can clam ao great ts gree st eons,derAssou fof this aet. lt dpas not eut,ue hign to an, aiaouni of prominence. tH the pab.If d. not slnSss fog gIcN of the man s h. has made Al ae;apss of hIaself and s appsrently proud ei K What the planets have to do sist ib. eaTdsae 0Fifie.. VI do nd al this mo- men, anow positively. or 1hy astronomy and the gassric Juiees should have amp thing in common.
 AgAln se must coTac ou; ard confess our ignorance as to the bearing that fhs ram, CT the taraa,nIs. os the ts,ns. os the erab. of other astronomical deliuum ue- mems may have upon the weather. Of oourse # is stupidity and se ought to be ashamed of II. bar SC are in that iix and se canno, help Ii. When our son gets old enough ,o Iaok into risese things. wc .ill see that he ssnt left Go grupe along through hfe and make moral shox of himself as his father has,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
A Talk a4th Alrfni.A Wac.

s9 tei Auemas N4Id ba "g.sr lssS < ls.ts saslu, .,f The 'sbe and ssas -,ettng ss rtt4 ctiitai ai ibt >6ss. published al -- aeaetfat47 Nca : es& White | a sz Y edt,af et iHai ,hea me' Nfrata- ' ...,7 sJli siI7I, 'lI ffI5sf f7ls sEI5Te seHd iu ttktus aie8' a'-@ sIafs pHft MAS silf,f.H ta ..g ssans'hine in 70 gard i,s tu3 bssA ra.teaAl responsibility istt .N.,Lt ,i3ertta ute h s-ssng ~
 tfHat tey!. fit
 eCfees :" es,iauur Nh} ,tHs F 7 -!4aa l--e -si.-ts----
 iiat htf I r1As gable
 &At ot agfsa q is ea, s.,,1lt from s.sst and |. 'h, 5liici
 Mel. s.icuul fephcd Msrl "ihat f.s .st9 .,.i ft-s s.tr.f1s t'l9f sscF heard of ii5 tHt sAy tbsnk fn make agi some large b,..,,- anchored 4g 'he ,ucaiu there ~ha' tfe ihc laapeiiefs et ssis shccl. ef..
 r,Yi4el tha thel ~ef, ntfe anal .,..s'#. and srf' fs.,s..l b. bs,aa-s la5s.t
 -Ah didn ihint lhc 2% am u.,s ,s ,isall4f, as fhsi. sad AfemBs
 As sAslloe aa Dhai:
 .NI9. ya4 say that ri7usc= ',,yai- sr.- pulled sloug by hor2e2. %0~. H,t sootse. they mus, .~a aik along tn ir.sn'- oi shs boat. mum n' 'hc, L used tp run a stone b,a' on .ay lamen,ed tn,ie john B tarsn and distinctly femefnhsf thai ihs har<ss s.slk.d in front
 nleniali, tie, lafed that had never before met ~lih sach ,gn"ianee, sl'en, some tune tn explaining the pecuiistl'ies If 't, big diteh, and Jus' as had begun lg hunk thai al Last had sei the stranger r5sh, ,n the sabieei bc kn.s a.d ra. hope mt. ksndllag ~ood h, remarking
 T supptse ,isl ~hen 'he ,treAm dnea sp if simmer the} put fhe I,os,s on ,sheels. don, ihey =
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

An up-,n&n boarding house. in addition to Its many comforts, has added 4 gyrn- nas.pm .DF the accommodation of Iss glle-stS. i,'s big ssecesS. Iso or three turns on the horrizontai bar and ;itc or ten nlnntes' close a;sersiior to par of dauaDbe.ls xsli paralsze the most obstinate steak. and cro~d down and grsnd uI doughnurs quicker than fl takes the laadlads io iel yoa that she asess oni, the best the mar kes ahords-Psk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

| ies Years ago large farms were all the rage in fngand. small holdings ~err s1a.ls,aG- and 1ontident vrsdirtons Sere made fiia, they 4onld siiarc the fate os the hand loom ard lhe spinning sheet Now the fide has turned. and II is running as s,roBgi, m the other dssefiian. Large farms eaaDes bc lrt. small boldsngs are snapped up Al once. According L. Iasa. there ' sii through the ~est and ii1e snsd- lands the kernest cofnpefsf,oo tor sssxIi farms. and men @ho f.. years ago were m pDssessson of fasms of 2oo os 2so xsfer. siii,oui ps,ssesssng the capital necessary f,r thcir proper cultivation. are np~ taking farms of fDrty or fifty aerrs- upon which. II fhey have less capital than they had ht<o sla yesrs ago. thsy ~sli have larger cape iaI In proportion fo their holding, and bet ter security than shcy had b encourage them in the free use of their capital and skill alike An agricultural, if no< an se- rarian. rcsolufioa i< thus going on sijenely. which can hardly faii pr,fsundIy tp noudSlk both the political and social cundisions 4f English rural life.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

Moncy made the Mayor oi Adnan Mich go--LozreH Ceaysry
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

Cotton keeps abreast ofthe tines--arsv Yoyk .trTy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-04
Salt Lake Transfer Company.

On and after this dale we will
run our Omnibus between hotels
and depot. Fare CSC. Carriage
fare, soc. per passenger Baggage
free. We are the only authorized
agents to check baggage on trains.
MULLOY s. PAUL.
September 7th, 1882.
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AISlNG PATENTS. Full seu
Il atauks for application TOR Mining
I'l.tcuGS--approved form---Ao b9 ~ :
a. sh4 HE8-A I'D 0AGA
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LADIES. Misses and Children's
Fine and Seasonable Shoes
At DUNFoRD s.
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WAsATCH COUNTY.

Hsber Precinct-Joseph Goodwin
Thomas McNaughton, Thomas S Wat
son
Midway Precinct-Sylyanus G Wad
dell, Theopilis Roby, Sydney h Upper
son.
Charleston Precinct-George Hog
gard, Emanuel Richman, Georg,
Smith.
Wsllf burgh Precinct-Salmon
Keller, L D Borren, John Glenn.
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PIUTE COUNTY.

Bullion Precinct-Miles Durkee, Viii.
liam L Crane, De Witt G Thompson.
Cireleviile Preciret-W Walter Price
Ransom Mitchell, Charles Harris.
Wilmont Precinct-Andrew Lynx,
Christopher Kottker, John D Wilcox.
Greenwich Precinct-Smith Pa1kes
Frauds P Peterson, Peter e. Olsen.
Fremont Precinct-Wm. Taylor, Jas
T. Darton, Vance Shefs.
Thurber Precinct-George W. String
! ham, William Meek, George W. Carroll
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-03-30

EDITOR INDEPENDENT.-I noticed in your
last issue where Mr.. Cimid gives his opinion
of building forty thousand dollar court
house in Vancouver, and have to borrow
the money to do it. am of the same opin.
ion as Mr.. Cimid, and think it would be
unjust to borrow forty thousand dollars, and
put the county in debt, for the same. We
ought to have court house built in Van
couver, but not such court house as would
cost forty Thousand dollars and before the
people make contract to build such court
house they should have at least one-half the
money to start on. 1t would be very fine
for the people of Vancouver to have fine
court house. but it seems to me the men who
would urge on having such an expensive
building without having ons dollar to start
with would be worse than the parties who
had the law passed, few years ago, to have
every taxpayer IN the county come to Van
couver to give his assessment, regardless of
the state OF the weather, the condition of
roads or In what situation he left his family.
on his departure to give in his assessment
Why do We not have some money expended
on the roads and our county bridges. which
would be of more benefit to the community.
The roads in every direction are unit for
travel, yet we do not hear . word said about
them can zee every day farmers going to
Vancouver with their produce, also to do
their marketing; but on such roads - we
have to travel ON in the country it takes q
good team to haul Eve hundred pounds. |
have before now on the road from Fisher
Landing to Mill Plain had to take my team
and help man out who was fast in the road
with an empty wagon, and in my opinion
before the people OF this county would be %
extravasant - to spend forty thousand dol
lars on court house without having one
dollar. they had better improve our county
roads and bridges % that people in the
county can come in 70 zee the city.
Columns MCDONALD.
Mill Plain, March 70, 1882.
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VANCOUVER INDEPENDENT.
THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1882.

The Seattle, Walla Walla and Ba-
ker Railroad Company filed articles of
incorporation at Seattle last Monday.
H. Lyster, Thos. Burke, J. R. Lewis,
H. G. Strive, H. B. Bagley, John
Leary and G. w. Harris are the in
corporators. The capital stock will be
S3,OOO,OO0. The object is to build a
narrow gauge railroad from Seattle
via Snoqualmie Pass to Walla Walla
and Baker City, or some other point
where connection may be made with
the Oregon Short Line from Granger,
in Wyoming. S15O,OOOof the stock has
been subscribed in Seattle, and as
much more will be taken next week.
Men will be put at work in the Pass
and west end of the road at an early
day.
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The bill prohibiting the emigration
of Chinese to America for 20 years has
passed congress, to become law. 1t
is wholesome measure, and will
prove especially beneficial to the Pa
cific coast in shutting up the mouths
of demagogues as well as relieving
white labor from an incubus. The
Chinese we have now with us are suf-
ficient for all the uses we have for
such people.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Sheep are sold for twenty five cents head
in Southern California.
The Omaha strike is ended and the troops
have been ordered home.
Judge Bla'chford of New York, has accepted
the supreme justiceship.
Crow Dog has been convicted of muderng
Spotted Tail at Deadwood.
Cayenne pepper on a hot stove made things
unpleasant at a revival meeting in Yakima.
The house passed bill appropriating $780,
600 for relief of sufferers in Mississippi and
repairing levees.
The o. Il c. R. r, extension south of Rose
is prosperng favorably, many men now being
ut work.
The shaft of Blumley Colliery, England, has
fallen in anG entombed one hundred and fifty
miners. All have probably persisted.
As soon as the saw mill now at Ainsworth
cuts up 100000 feet of logs now on hand it
will be moved to Missoula, Montana.
Great restitution continues TO exist in the
flooded districts of the South, notwithstand-
ing the strenuous efforts being made to rem
der aid.
The Alaska Indian Katata, convicted of
numbering two miners, was hung in Portland
Tuesday, the execution taking place two DAYS
in advance of the time first set, at his own re-
quest.
In III considerable interest was mani.
tested In an announcement that six stoves
had been completed in Philadelphia. The an
nual product of the stove foundries in that
city is now valued at S4,0O0OOO, and the in
dustry supports about twelve thousand peo-
pie.
The o. R. Il n. Co. have let to Joseph Smith
contract for driving piles and building the
first floor Of a dock on the river front below
Albina, 1900 feet long and 200 feet wide. 1t
will require about 1900 piles. The freight
this dock
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F. r. Strong,
VS..
Fred Neal,
Defendant.


TO Fred Neal, Defendant
In the name Of the United States Of Amer.
lea, you are hereby required to appear In an
named plaintiff In the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District OF the Territorv Of
Washington, holding terms at Kslsmr in
Cowlitx county, for the counties of Covlits
and Wahkiskum, and to answer the com
plant filed therein 70 COPY OF which accom-.
panies this summons within twenty dsvs fcx.
elusive Of the day Of service,) after tie ser
vice on you Of this summons, II served within
this county; or, II served out OF this county.
but within the Second Judicial District. WITH.
In thirty days; or, II served out Of said DIs-
trict then within forty days; or, II served -
publication, then within sixty days from IA
date hereof, or judgment BY default WIN s.
said complaint
The said action Is broughtsto obtain iuds.
ment against you for the sum Of two husdrS
and twenty seven and 76-l0O dollara. amouSf
claimed To- be due, including intercsion -
tain promissory note described In IN com.
paint and for costs and disbursements a.
this action; and you are hereby noticed. fhaf
IL you fail to appear and answer oaid com.
plant as above required, the plaintiff vim ~
ply to the Court for Judgment by defanIt q
prayed for In the complaint
Witness JOHN p. HOYT. Eso. Jnds. ~
r-s-r the said District Court M ~
SEAL. seal OF tho said Court thh mn
$-s-s day Of February, A. d. 1G6a
r. @. O'BRIEN. CIcrk.
49, BY H. H. HOLT, Deputy.
WIN. strong q Sons, Atrys for PiainfaG
26eob-0
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Lille A. Conboie,
VS..
George r. Conboic.

To George n. COnbOie. Defendant:
In the name of the United States OF Amer
lea, You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at Vancouver, in
Clarke county, for the Counties of Clarke and
Skamania, and to answer the complaint filed
therein within twenty days Exclusive Of the
day Of service) after the service on you Of
this summons, II served within this county:
or, II served out of this county, but within the
Second Judicial District, within thirty DAYS:
or, If served by publication, then within sixty
days after the date Of this summons, or iudg.
ment by default will be taken against you &C
cording to the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain de-
cree OF divorce on the ground OF abandonment
aud neglect to make suitable provision for
your family, and for care, custody and con-
troll OF the minor children Of plain til and de-
PENDANT and for such other relief as may be
agreeable to equity, and for costs OF suit; and
you are hereby notified that II you fail to sp-
pear and answer said complaint, as above 70.
CURED, the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief in her complaint prayed for.
Witness JOHN p. HOYT, Esq, Judge OF tho
49,, said District Court, and the
! SEAL. seal Of said Court, this Fifteenth
'@' day Of February, A. D.18Sa
G. T. MCCONNELL, Clerk.
B. F. Dennison, Atty for Plaintiff. 16fcb-T
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Begare of all travelling Doctors who may
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The steamship Columbia struck on
Fort Point, San Francisco bay last
week when going in, and came near
being lost. She finally reached the
dry dock in safety, and is being re-
paired.
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To Henry M. Jenkins, Defendants:
In the name of the United States of Amer
lea, you are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington, holding terms at Kalama, in
Cowlitz county, for the counties of Cowlitz
and Wahkiakum, and to answer the CON-
plant filed therein "a copy of which accom-
panies this summons) within twenty days
exclusive of the day of service,) after the SER
vice on you of this summons, If served within
this county; or, If served out of this county,
but within the Second Judicial District
within thirty days; or, if served out of said
District, then within forty days; or, If served
by publication, then within sixty days from
the date hereof, or Judgment by default will
be taken against you according to the prayer
of said complaint.
The said action is brought to dissolve the
marriage contract now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant, and that she may
have such other and further relief as is meet
and proper in the premises, together with her
costs and disbursements herein incurred; and
you are hereby notified, that If you fail to APP
per and answer said complaint as above re-
quired, the plaintiff will apply TO the Court
for judgment by default as prayed for in the
complaint
Witness JOHN p. HOYT, ESQ.,, Judge OF the
-, said District Court, and the seal
SEAL. of the said Court, this 21st day
'' of February, A. ID. 1882.
K. G. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
By II. Fl. HOLT, Deputy.
VIM. Strong IL Sons, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
23feb-g
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The Complete Home,

By Mrs. MCNAIR WRIGHT This work is a
Complete Domestic Educator and Practical
Household Law Giver, containing: The
Foundation of a Home, Household Economy,
Sickness and Health, Domestic Industry. Hos
pitality, Our Children, Beauty in the Home,
Good Manners, Attention to Dress, How to
Make Home Happy the Model Home. Meth
DDS of Working, etc. An ornament to parlor
or library This complete work. OF nearly 600
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