, 1882-07-15
u AND AHetT Town


Mis-. Ga.re.s,u. who h.. beeG engaged as
music teacher 1t St Paul :, HIS retdrnei 70
( tn east.
( We have No.1 Vol. Of the Seattle Daay
! H.7ald, and the aeE broom sweeps tie news
! avenue clean
! Mr. and Mn. NJ. d. F. O.is, in their own
/ caavevanoe, Lave to-day tor TIP aid vi'i: t.
M-dicsi lake.
! Thi- ai,-rno,n Judge Lacy went to 'he s.,
; L,,,ri. hotel and married ". Il Nesey to Miss
sIary J.. Def.eecs,
! Mrs. pr. Calder LETT by this mornings train
| for Dayton, Lewiston and other places, 70 Tisi:
friends for few weeks
A co:ious shower Of ra.a visited the PalcI~e
I country On the 9TH and agl in on the Ith, Civ.
n; the grain good start
Mrs. L. B. Hawley, accompanied by her
,.su, ter, has gone to visit at tie Patrri1sl
hol.le in Willamette valley.
Geo. Cofin. OF Garrison creek, Is happy to-
day II the possession Of promising son and
Le:r. Dr. Boyd reports ali doing well.
On Garrison creek tbs morning there was Sii
eniyr-u: party OF about 60 people. !; l. said
that The road TO KeltoR Is lined with euil rant
teams.
Strangers will be allowed t. stand On the
corrers of the streets to-day. The reservation
in favor OF local politicians or.iy holi:n. until
last evening at -ix o'clock.
The Little four-yesr-cid daughter Of Mr.
Samuel Edwards, living just outside tie city,
affec,a! With diphiaesia. died last evening.
rle fur-ral takes place to-da!.
The Lo..alrm, vi undertook to defeat John
Justice want t. stand from under Just how.
Ia about a shor: yerod they'll think john Jus
tee careful enough about his duties.
\ large party o! thrfrieEds of Mr.. j. Simon
gathered At his residence last evening, and ma
teria.ly aided him in the celebration Of his
crystal wedlin. day The presents were Hu-
mcrous and some oi them costly.
The Madison Square Company. incluIiug
AIr CorldocL and Efie Ell,ler, viii be in
Portland or tie I7th. playing Hazel
kirar" Cannot Manager Stechhan be il
duc,i - L.in; the company to Wslla Walla-
There Mas surprise and much Indignation
among those collected atolt the table az the
1t ward polling place last evening to tird
ticket on which Guite.n's name appeared a.
mayor. Il MS contemplate Trick 20 say the
least.
Hon VIM Bisham, heavy cattle dealer.
and one uf the mcs. prorninent citizens Of Spo-
kane Falls, is in the city. lie thinks there
viii lie no trouble about getting all the beef
c..ttle needed. within few weeks. The gene
Ia condition Of the cattle is good
III elec..yn Mt Dayton yesterday WAS a
gu.e. :il.ir The following ctricerS wrre
elected Mayor, ID. h KimbLi; Council
men. l.. L Church, l. T. Harris, J. y. Nor
III. J \ Thompson. John EriLing, J. VI.
sale AID J. X Ru.L5rlHrd. Marshal, i. s.
McClu!ey.
The following Is the dea,h.r1te L: Seattle
for the last fiscal year: OF the deaths, 10 were
the result If zynlntic diseases. % Of conStitu-
tiunal. Il of violence ani ? sti!I-born AMI un-
known: - were males and 80 females. The
death rate among actual residents was l3 > 10
per thousand.
IL another column viii be found the adver-
ti,.ns c7rl oi J. :. Cox, proprietor oi the aUc-
,ipa AMI commission house at the corner Of
u in .nI Fi.,h street. In this Large rstaJ-
lishment you can Gul anything you need in
the house furnishing liE-, and at such price, as
viii prompt You to purchase.
As frot note 10 an advertisement just At
hand from John Muir, Superintendent Of
Traffic, i is stated that rates On merchandise
:.rtwce;. W.,lia Wal!I AID Portland vary iroll
81 - 10 81 l. per 100 pounds -four and fax
seed. per 100 pounds. II cents; wheat, oats
ani barley. 40 cents wool III sacks, 81 -.
y plan named keere, who has been keeping
hoe! in Nevaia and Montana for i few wears.
got into fracas at Dick kelling's last night,
aaa was struck witha billiard cue ami consid
rrlhly injured in one hand and about the head
nr. Ai5.n dressed the wounds and to-day
hcere is q wiser il not Soualer nan.
We take great pleasure il pres, ntiny 10 our
rea.iers the business card of j. c. Leisure, Esq
attorhey-at-.aw, fsnileton, C.gatirla county
This gentleman may safely be considered one
Of the leading lawyers Of Eastern Oregon,
and lie has won many difficult cases in the
courts. Thos. Of our realsrs having ie,al bus
iness can depend upon it Icing wei attended
to, AID will do well To plac- thrnseiSe in com
municstiun with Mr.. Leasure.
During high wind, last Sunday, the three
story hotel il COurse of erec!ian at Spokane
Falls waa blown to pieces, and the material
valued ~ $500 Is - total loss. The scene Of
the wreck present, oIe confused Illss of b-.-
ken timber, covered with al uneven surface g
roofing and siding. Men and boys are walk
/ ing over a roof that one hour ago was between
fifty and sixty feet above its present position.
Your correspondent never saw more complete
wreck. The wind blew from the southwest,
bu; WAS no stronger than hi-h wind.