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, 1883-09-22

nssi t1eOa Fey any one 30 infected, ag ne body
II anyone vhchs' dieltrOne:ti.r .r Of the ,i;s.a :
-ssboYs-nen tisucd, with VI writer, permit
irOIn tAe Health Cttcas. Nsith.- sh al any
person without suca written psrmis. remove
any one sics with s:l@ll-p'y ur GiphtAer,a from
one house T. another vitLia ;Aa e;tv limits.
SEC l. Il sE.l b uG,Swtal fer the prop
ri-usV r. sav hospital, hate! iodgius house or
pIivats aocse, 0h-ie .urbi-hel ~ Gnturnishei
rooins SF- tented q. l.l=u,s-S ~ laieen, 10
ioni5,y E,s,f .-,.m srci a.,s,iitAl. EG,sl. bjg-
inS hIDse or private g.l,', any ere sick with
s,nAl-pcS. ril Ather.s. S,-r.st Ierer or neaS.es.
Without ovT'lit to 4 81. .ro,g the hea.'n Di-
kc,r Of this c-ty.
Sac Is whsnssrr d, cI~, is..,A'. s.oS. ii u
thsysa. Or seArlei f-v-r y IS Vi'ain the city
hnniS-. i shii me me I'grv O.; ne person m
charge t.. Ine horse Nhes, IL ih- gr.rient : con
tied, = Hs''s ~ c.us!,ics u sia,s. = yel,9s'
4 S, at = -INs'res .n,srH i,,llse, wish tse
ssri '-e,r;S. ,-S written ,rusT 'lcu,ly
,hsE ID. s',l;h il. sa.-l .-l ~ All the
Premise i,.,r ;vra Gi-.ri-t "a {" lH s.:tSid,-
tion Il the Heath o'icrr.
SIC -, Nry I-aTl,n violating aEy g.. iae pro-
visicus "a Il ~ p.dianee shall ~ fa~slsi guilty
Of \ ulsiea.-aRar, and upun cnrs Ic'ion thereof
shall be rGn sl'd hy hue ot I.,t- .-Ss thAa ten
de..sTs. rsIr iiorr than aas huT i> 4 dollars, or
by is1psi~cr,a,u. n th- e;ty ia tcs period
npt longer thaa tv,i.;, dsy-.
SEC u. The H-a ~ Uifces shah lie paid L
salary OF sf;v isss ,,,r month cUt Of the IL
cenSe flIad an til. -5ri be 3. In. for his ser
vice- in 81 matters AL .-r sH cases Of disease
liz chsr,e Of the c:ty
SEC u. OriinaIc- NJ L.. e. itlei An
oI.l.nsrce = Protect the i5.l..b- Helitn, Ap-
proved D5cem,'sr'. iSN., AM Sll o:her ooii-
r=neeS-Jn;t- --si-st n,at'-f i.r---t sr. aet--
BY rcprziei
faSSsi the Cpgn ii sept il, .>SS.
IL r \. SAsE. Iity CLERK.
Approved Seps. l.. lSSS.
T. J.. TASNiTT, Mayor
, 1883-09-22
The Event viii 0rcur Again on Ou. 3h. d.

There was excl enent through the isni
ever the lith Augu-t ttte l59sh Monthly
Drawing Of ,he Iouiaians St-te L5.'esy.
G n'ls G. T. BeaureSa-d OF La, ard Ja5ai
:. EGiy, e Va, both ot them u.ed % hot
weather, found 1t warm. As the Wheel Of
Fortune revG,red II evolved Ih.. result /:
Iicte. ~. 81 IL d.ew che iest priz. or
s..5. eco. sna p.i.c with o.hers alrCne .ae
ha2ng pu-ehs.--s O. t:sha II 81 esch were
Rev. Noes z rce.tch, OF No. 5tt. Snu.h
Canal st, Chlcsgo. IL, AMI ". I. Muse.
OF Rocky Mount. \. c. NJ. 6l,Se0 are-'
the second prize of S25. 900 sold IN iftha
also a: 81 each, 10 Sarael Ssly and DT. ].
M. Lirtleha'e, U: SeiD.a, Ala, anu Gustav
Bau sn2u, o: 81. ~ ". Moaros st. tcare OF
the Pret,e Mscnire Works Col, Chicago,
Iii. W. 81 5e3 drew tie tsiri prize of sl0.-
enO-so:1 g. : y hole 81 s. 10 Jack Graves,
tie driver o, TIE S;oek-l Fire EnSSin. Co.
Of Nashville, T-nn. Ms .4..1.9 and .e lls
drew the fspT.h -~o prIes of s6.oO0 eacn.
sni were rod IL i,iths. at 81 each. 70 Messrs-
Tm. +. O.;s, c Wiiliz. A. A. freseos; snc
Ro5't Payne. j! VicksbGrs, Miss.; Mr. j. V.
yoliersmith, Of 2o2e Locust st-. Phi!adA.
and a party in New Orleans. La, among
olhers-so On ad i.anitun- 1t all goes over
again On the 9th day of October. and Ail IN
formation can he had on application to M-
A. Dauphin, Nex Orlesns, Ia
, 1883-09-22

1fen,s sf Persssal and General Interest
Gathered rhroush lie Week
lEro. usz nslr .. Er.a,zl

(Fro- he Rrls .; Frid,yl
Wheat r..rkeG trm =. 81 oeL:s per bushel.
". ". PrT1inSton. oil Wait-surg, Is IN town
Judge " C. Rarney, Of CheneF. is IN TIE
city.
Engineer Wm- Castelle has gore to Port
land.
The Sisters nsS ho.p,ts is fast nearing COM
plesion.
Max Bsumsistsr Aas returned from his up
country trip.
Ms-or Tanns.t arrived homs fr0G bo.ow
last evening.
o. ii Bylsnd, of ws!tshurg. Is en- the reg.
ister 81 the Stine
Joe Lind, of wsl.rla Junction, cane up or
last evenings tram.
Flesh cannon are in the market. ca,ch en-
with silver nook.
Thc 6reu.sn's election in this city will take
plses on the first Of October.
Harry webcer. o. r L y. foremsn at Wa,
luls Junction is in towr.
Mrs. Ton Thumb Is seeking cnnso!ation in
her wiiewhocd st Cape May.
Adm Trambull, an Cd time " ala Wal
Ia .;g' now OF Ainswortl, is il this city
Mr. John Galbrsith. an old.time resident Of
Wails Nslls, but now Of koutnai, Ii in the
city, Waiting Old scenes.
The Oregon Improvement compauy's Office
in this city Is beng decorated in the Icost e.
tensive and elaborate manner.
American girls have captured tie French
wateIing place at Trouvills so thoroughly thst
thei- foreign cousins ere tryins 70 drive them
cut by tabooins them.
The Supreme Court Of Kentucky has deci-
dsd that q wife may recover money list ~ her
husbsna gambling. This Is moro than the
husband can do for himself
l: IL reported thst an Indian fonn1 q roll of
greenbscks in the rusd north of town yestsr
day and delivered the same over to Sheriff
Thompson. Thereswss 81, ,0eo in the roll.
The price of wife in Siberia is eight dogs,
and some Of them are considered dear At that.
" hen the bride is dressed up the differences
il the articles Oi barter : to al appearances
very slight.
We unders.snd tina. a vel known youps
ipurnalis. Of this city Will take charge Of the
Sunday EpiJTam On October lst. and condact
that journal ss strictly family and society
journal.
Victor Hugn has an intense hatred "i Iniii.
t,Ty men, cali. them ".genteel ,osiers, who,
clothed and fei by .he Government. are con-
tent to spend = large part Of their time play
i"g Lawn tennis ami other feminine games"
Victo- HrEO is prejudicei, for he was eXiled
from France hy Napoleon III, and kept il
exile by NspoieOn'- soldiers.
Helena Indtnendsnt, Sept. S: The In,is-
pendent desires % acknowledge cslis last even
'ng :r. N a lumber a. The Newspaper represen-
tatires &C ,cmpsn, i1g :he T,ilsri party
among others Icing Clarence z. Dresser. Of
the Chicago Inter Ocean, Ger. =. r. Ncttls-
toa, Of the Minnespolis IrijBae. Frank j.
Psrser, OF the Walls Wala sIATssNAn, and
Gsn9ge $. :. Garfield. Of tine b,sGsick Tn
tynr
, 1883-09-22
1 Dos's Trip over Ninxars.

G. Chorman, has had IN his posS session
for a time dog which, although by no
means vicious. had become addicted 10
barking al teams and pedestrians as they
passed along the street, much 10 the an
novsnce of rs owner, who had tried 10
break him Of the habit Failing IN his
teachings, Mr.. Chorlnan decid, 10 pu'
the dog ou, OF the way, ani thinking
trip over the falls the most effective, pro-
eeeded early Sunday morning, with the
assistance Of one Of his einplovss, to drop
HIM into the river from the center OF
Goat Island bridge. Bidding doggy
good by as he Lated down the rapids, be
returned home; but doggy would not
Rave 1t that say. During the Afternoon
q stranger, walking across the Suspension
hr dgr, observed cog under the bank
and notified the gsIe-keepsr a. tie Anzr-
lean end Of the bridge, VINO with glass
recognized the dog, and knowing that he
had been sent over the falls, notified Mr..
Chornsn that the dog vas below th-
bank. Later in the day Mr- Chorlnan
went down the inclined raiircad tut could
not find the animal but early the next
morning his son went down and soon d;s-
covered the dog, who seemed as trisEy as
though nothing hai happened. All a,
once the dog has become the hero OF the
hour and will now be allowed 10 remain
and live out the full measure Of his days
Niagara Falls Gdcsfte.
, 1883-09-22
( Prom the Dliiy o. Sg.zriIy.l

Henry Copeia:li is hone iraIa Portland.
Alan TuII5Ill left lsst nigh: for Alma
worth.
Ex-Res;sser L. Il Morrison is h ms f.o-n
Portland.
G.S. Field, Of pavton, is registered al Tie
Delmonico.
P. W: Philiips, travelling agent for tie :. +.
Cal, is IN this city.
S. L BJwmsn, web known ri;izer Of Pa
tahe, Is at the Stins.
Harry LaBoytearx Is the g-at!e1nrnls sole
it0r for the D-lnonicy.
Mr. L. z. Hswi-y. # P.tala, came d,wn
On the passenger Lis morning.
Mrs Same Clark. is visiting her dauri.er
Mrs. ". }. iiyer. in thi, ciry.
aIr. c. II. Patterson hss retnrnsi tr,m -
California trip, loosing hale and hearty.
J F.. Jones, thepJpu!ar ami enerse.i, mayor
Of Weston made us s pleasant call to-day.
Mr.. John Swssh, formerly publisher Of the
Grand ROnde Pot, and an excellent typo. has
returned t. this city, satisfied that Walia Wal.a
is the boss" town.
A:s. DR.. Glove has returned from Montana
and is stopping at the residence of her father.
ex-Mayor NcAulif. 1t il p0ssi5le that th-
lazy All hereafter reside IN Oregon
NJ, Ia, 7 H,u .r...ss,, ., - "
MI con n, H.. rrocr,, b,,s;,,..s :; . -, -,
81 pleasant adiress and wide exp rlsnce in
The mercantile business. In Mr.. j. l. Pope
the gentleman has an able and afab.- ass,s-
t.nt.
UIp u,n ,,,.,,.,, ro,-
-. -, ,;.,. :; - s.,,,S,I,, ,,3a-Hel - -.
- 80. IT,. g - $500 - Gn'
80, .. pri,,;o ins,r,.,;4n ~ tntons
, 1883-09-22
Co,ra.siiy Dramme:s.

The Oregonian handl-s "der drummer,
who we're 90 .he Queen" when she stranded.
IN a rough msnasr. !. says there we're
ssyerni on board, sud ttst ore or two who
bore the title OF commercial travellers, BY
coa,ts.y, but fJr whom the term drum
net souli be too good. -cted the part OF
couarIs and crssens az soOu as danger ws-
au,tenerdei. Their precious SAMPLES
wee the hrst thought, ard after TAFT great
rrsh 20 get in.o The If boat. one pushed
bx w,n,sa Sho rs shout t0 tr hanced
jasp the a siior an .aprlinased 10 i'- .nkea
,.x. He VAS most ,!essEr, Giy .ad Ieno'
n.irrusly hus'i=d h-c. snt n-ie &c Az
WITH this exception. tie exhibition OF Cow
srilcs On bo ri wss scarce.
, 1883-09-22
A-nur.,.I&trL A
How PhilaAelphiaa rrsvcd Hissseir NO
Coward.

A letter from camp Rio Pecos, n u,
says: Gu. Davis of PhIisdriphia came
here SONS months ago and was engaged
as a cattle herder by John Shure, s
wealthy stockoSner. Davis soon showed
himself to be a useful man, and gained
the esteem of his employer and the envy
Of the herders. Il less than three moths
he had resisted. so many temptations to
| quarrel with his Mexican associates that
he vas nicknamsd the Northern Cow
ard. ="
One morning about three weeks ago,
while Davis was On duty looking after MS
cattle, Jesus Garcia, 3 M-xIcsu, saluted
him, as usual, with "Goci morning,
Northern Coward
Human endurance hss its limit, snd
Mr.. Davis thought he had been insul'ed
long enough. The Mexican was Al Grst
surprised at the stand taken by the Phil
aielphian, bu, word brought On word, un-
I'll each determined that the other must
die.
The qulrrel sooI brought all the neigh
boring cowboys to the spot The mode
VI combat wss speedily arranged.
A chair thirty inches long was securely
locked about their necks A Mexican
dagger, a two-edged knife ixinches long,
was given 10 each Of the Gue!ists. The
obliging cowboys then lowered the men
into dog canyon, deseent Of seventy
FIVE feet. There they We're 10 remain To.
til one killed tie other. 4 key 10 the
lock wac given to each and no one Eas al
lowed to interfere further. Tne Fest OF
the cowboys then went 10 work az If
nothing unusual had occurred.
FJr some days nothing was known as
to the result Of the encounter. Yester-
day, however, Davls, very weak and rma-
ciated, returned To camp dragging after
him the l,ie!ess body of Jesns Garcia.
The story Mr.. Davis tells Is as follows;
"The fight began as soon as We reached
tho tottom OF the canyou. Being locked
together, each, WAS always within reach
II the others knife. Alter such delIoer-
atiun as the few moments during or de-
scent permitted, decided that unless
the first blow was fatal the chances were
decidedly III favor II the party assalled.
| accordingly allowed ;he Mexican to
strike the first blow. lie plungel his
knife into aiy side. As soon ss l found
MS arm thus stretched forward, cut the
muscle Of his right arm near the shoul
der. INN, diately his ha:fe dropped.
While lie Was stopping TO pick no his
knife sent my b'sde INFO his body from
the back. b fpro could strike again ho
had p cked up his knife and CIT the cords
of N, arms 50 as to render them both
useless.
"here we both stood for a few seconds,
when l discovered that his heart h.d been
reached. His body soon fell in the death
struggle TO the ground. The chain was so
short that he brought me down with him.
In lew minutes he Was dead. ! WAS So
weak from luss of blood that l isy Gown
by his side. We lay there fo. fVe dsrs
and nights, unril hunge- drove n,s TO M IKE
last effort. l climbed the s'eep incline
# the walls of TIE eanyon srd raached
the camp carving Gsrcia on ny back -
v. \. San, AugiSt 20
, 1883-09-22
Tnkin2 - Lesson.

Tie American display at the rece.-t iish-
ing exhibition held ic London was go COM
ple.eiy novel and Attractive that III witness
ing it Enelishmen believed they hsd some
Thing to learn SIS to the methods fr csPtnr-
n, the finuy tribe. They ere taking ad'an-
tase cf Their newly acquired knowledge.
The commissioners OF the exhibition have
sent a circular TO al the British scaports,
recommending ti.e American methods OF
catching mackerel and herring. The CON-
missioners suggest that an American fishing
schoJner be hired and taken TO England for
rhe purpose oi demonstrating TO English iish-
.rm.p the mo,;e # working The purse-seine
nee and its great effectiveness. The circular
also sugges:s that the expense i u g * pesi-
y, nj bc horne ny the exnihition eon'li,tee.
, 1883-09-22
FREIGHT CLERks VOGARlEs.

So much has been printed about .he
original way-bill for freight from this city
to St. Paul that the following inscriptions
on the said way-bill may prove of some
little interest. These inscriptions were
made by the freight clerks between Port.
land and Helena:
Take her out gently,
Handle with care;
She's billed to St Paul
As the Oregon Mare.
when arrIvings' S.. Paul,
Treat her kindly for US all,
For out heIe pet ste's been,
And her nsmv is Pauline.
''This mare is John Muir's
To st. PAM she is bound,
Get her through safe
And deliver her sound.
''Ths web foot mare,
do declare,
Is going 10 S. Paul
Tbs fall. D"
'.Ov.r the Rockies pe hurried ner,
And y"u should see the natives stare,
For such G sight VAS never seen
As Oregon's famous mare"
"In Heron yard. with the greatest OF care,
We handled with pleasure the famous
mare"
'On the steamer Billings
She crossed the Snake river.
II she kicks the bucket
The Lord will forgive her.
when this old mare is dead and gone,
Remember she is from Oregon"
From Ainsworth to Sprague, with ten
derest care
We hurried along this bloody old mare,
II the rest Of her journey as quickly she
passes.
She will soon be chewing Minnesota's
eweet grasses-
"Trsnsported from Missoula 20 Gold
Creek ia style,
And hcknuwled by the mare will smile
The Rpc&y Mountain DIVISION We all
safely pass,
The mare Oh deck, unless she's changed
to an ass.
From Gold Creek 10 Helena, one fne
August day,
Welch and Jones took the mare on her
eastward way,
And though they had promised to hsndle
with care,
They each took hair from the Oregon
mare. Mare, hair; halr, mare
, 1883-09-22
MD AM CT away ?

W. lam sron .10d Authority that there
:. an old i.s.ner =, ll.g just ACROSS the Oregon
IN. ,s,, Milton, vino is the father OF tsen-
.y-eight children. He A.' been only ono:
married. ADD be, Is well As the mother o.
.b. chiltren. is still in the PriHse Of hie' ano
v;;,,o7ou. and healthy OF these children
,xs,tr.three are dead, all Of them having
Eved 70 be several years OF ase. one oi 'nen
nearly sroxa. Among them were tour pans
cf ,vins bo.a within siI years tina
, 1883-09-22
nMON..
r ,ssrrorY Of " AsHiS GToS 9,;S !
hA1 Ccanty of waiis Walla' !

2 :. y
County of Waiia Walla' }
. Court of Washington and to'
L Il. r, Judisisl DistTiet thTEegi W. Cmu.E eo,
.sf tr.' IS .l,a Walla. Wa!ia " ala C'UN'''
.,i3 Territory "
,r Aa,la. ririntts, Gs5i5dsa.. ss; D. W.
,.>1rfp STATES OF AMERI& ca CA
TEE ! NJ " Wagsoner, Defendant: You
70 :. "-.,irad % appear IN an actioh
y tsrsty .. I.. roy, by +. +. Adams, flain.
-: s.alls. - C6ur, Of TIE Territory oi
= z ihs D,H3; ~ f5r the First Jndlclai DIS
gvr1tou HliI ~, terms at Villa Walia,
-. =; iW.ils County, IN N 'i,a Pisip,lH f.ed in
Ga's,', :. Coanry within twenty Gay AJes Yer
~ ".f M, sgmnon=' exclusive oi 'Is Is
=. s,7.s 4 served in said cun'y. II
5, 'e',i'', I'd / County but in said District
,t--rc' u an /, .eryed in any other Jucic-
I. ~! 1h's ne Territory, in forty days.
4 I-rr'i " ".rb,ication within sixty days
h s,1,; :! r his summons, or the SAID
,-E !,s ih'S .'ys Judgment ssrsInst You oy
Yl:zi III - - 70 the PRAYER Of tie COM
~. ~. .c,,on is eroush. 70 tesuset &C. dnIIss In
-. - J. enc handred. an sn'd a, Dty 49s pIain
-. = = ,... Of suit; sooo9 fae IAN. IAN.
spN ia 49,, ~ an account Tor gods, wares
:. !rr ~. .1!i and delivered "y fiSh-
.: r,-'-l ~, - -pecial Instsne and re-
Il go due him on an account SS "
esr,; al ropey had and received py
a.t5ya-. - - H.-rlan, which account
Il HI :. L. Winsard Associate
& s u sf. is2'.'eii 4 :., aid court, o aud ihs
Ienatl n.i =, ,.lr5, ma thi, lith day Of july
= T. IN. : ErEyEs AyEEs, Clerk; nla.,r
cR rp.n .aa ". ii. Upton y f!s'n''H Il
=. N.Y..
, 1883-09-22

An Appeal 10 the Ciiilens OF Ws,ia WaIIa.
From The Committee On sleeping Ae.
cemmodntiens. Wizard ksespaivn.

The undersigned have been appointed ~
the General Committee SUD Committee for
the purpose OF Procuring sleeping accOmu.o-
da:ions Tor such persons as NAV find it ne-
cessary to remain over night or the 18th
inst, on which day the Willard reception
wall be held. and they have b, en- instructed
to issue call To the citizens Of Walla Va ala.
asking them to inform the committee " nat
numoer OF persons they en- acc mmod1re
gratuitously or otheraise. We are Tree to
say unless our ci:'z u co.ae forward p-ola u
iy and place az Tue dispossi OF this
committee saca sleeping accommodations
as they can po-=.,!. spase. the cc-as
la which " p n -e, % f.ir aui grad,
and We m-y as,, u.,. rtant 70 W4i!- Wal!5,
viii be N a pa ; msA-are rn&rrsd. .
We, therefore. urse yyu AID each Of you,
TO at enc. inform some one / this commit
tee: Frst-Ho~ many persons will yen
agree TO lodge, or hoS mary double sd
single beds will you sgrce 10 furnish i.ss o.
ch4-gs.
Second-Similarly, hcw many TT hire
and at wha, rs.ce Pc. h.aa.
Ths committee does Lot ask the public to
boIrd the visitors, and none but reputable
citizens viii be assigned to beds.
The time to act is aolr. Walla Walls has
invited a distinguished party to Visit her.
She hss extended that invitation to her
sister cities and to people OF this immediate
vicinity, it now rests With her whether she
shall retain her well-earned reputation for
generous hospitality or whether those people
who may come shall ind that our hands are
closed and our latcL-stfing drawn i'll.
II. II. BLAKE,
1Sa &c CHILBEEG,
&. JOSEPH.
Committee on Sleeping Accomn odations,
, 1883-09-22
4 NeW Pool.

BosroV, Sept. 1T J. Potter. general
manager Of the Burl'n stoL :oute. mas gdne
70 California, and expects to be in San Fran.
cisco SEPTEMBER 2otn, 10 attend the meeting
Of the general managers Of arranging new
pool on the Pacific coast business. THIS
pool includ.s the southern route from New
Orleans viz Fl Paso. slissouris Pacific, Texas
and Pacific, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
Burlington ard Missouri River, Atchis"n,
Topeka sid Santa Fe, Denver, and Rio
Grande. Central Pacific, Union Pacific
inain iin,). and Kansas Pacific, Northern
Pacific, and Oregon Railway and Naviea-
t,ou Conpsny. The Present pool oaiy IN
c'uies tie Union Pacific, Central Pacific.
Atchison. Topeka aud Santa fe, and SOUTH
err Paciti,.
, 1883-09-22
P..fmasier Appsiated.

Mr. ChaS. l. Palmer has been appointed
pos.m..ter st Baker City, vice Mr. Gee. d.
Tracy. resigned. Mr. Paimsr is one o; the
mos. popular young men in Eastern Oreg'nr
and vill no 4. ubt make splendid official;
Nh Tt.cv has made . splendid officer. and
!, a,so popular eeatlensn.
, 1883-09-22
special Order.

Among special orders NJ. ia. is<ued ,Toai
Department Headquarters al Esneouver. 9i-
he found the following. unlsr iase II Sept
sth, 1883:
"4-ad Lieutenant y. g. Scott, lst CAT
.Iry, bsisg unable. On acconnl ci SICK i-es,
10 Accompany b troof. "a, } via. On me
march changing -,stioa from tait "Sin
NJ " T, to Fort B.dweii, ca. l. an
,bo-ized. under tslesrapbIc authority from
Division Headquarters Of TIE an iCs.H : 70
nroc-en o th- latter named post VI. Port
i.pd and San Francisco.
Necessity ex,sts so1 ths travel involves; IN
tia execution OF this order.
, 1883-09-22
4 Base Unjust &c.

Col. f J. Parker. of the STATEsAsS, as
beea for the psst wesk in the several towns
Of Montana, endsavoring 10 open up S trade
Tor Walls wai'a'. domestic prsduce in tins;
Territory. aid The attacks up I tie gentle
n.sn by certain parties IN this ciiy we con-
sider bsse injustice. Mr.. Parker Is doing,
sid has done more fer ths adVancement Of
Wall, Walla than al the other journalists
combined, and this last stab in the back We
consider in very pocr t.sss. We will state
IN this connection that the gentleman 6uds
his buainess il this city too profitable to an
tiGpkte the change that has been insin-
uassA
, 1883-09-22

'ias.71Ey % WssHr>crox.
tI:y Of Nalls Wa!.a -
!. 'l'i'-ss Cagr: brt1rr !. y Lsm,n.
-,;.ae g: 't- Pes. '''A''
~ E.WAgao>ER.-
log are ne:.ry ratiled that
d" l'.'rla La, aai clam ans
p. u al ,gIr; ah,sh VIII cc,4e on 70 he
-, :. .. in N,rth Wa.ls W,ll,
-: -: i Wall. Wala county. " T ON
=. =. ~ 'iy q: >eH,eubrr A. D. lsS$ at
-. y. -.-- q: 10 o.llo-s a. n ami uul.ss WON
~ = "a, 4, u 2 -nl there to ,r,acr. the same
n. x '4'tn a, Confessed and The demand
- = '!-s1a,i EuH,ei. TIE oiiec, and
-. ~ o. sd cam Is q rssay.r iron, Won
= - - o. 80 % IT talan,e lls an aee.un,
->o' ".,es sai u.rchsrii.e ..;d and
-. - Al y.l src alsa n9aa,d Thar
=, 7, '+'E las D-,a attached :, sz-,sfv
-.1.a', '.s!n hlei August Al ,SS2
~. J. D. LaMAS,
Justice Of the Peace.
, 1883-09-22

Ii Jol ies. ds.i. d9ossY. dsOisi a.et, have
ssl:9T eoi0. c: s.Ia, or y@lio~i2h-broEr
spors OF face or toiy. f,,q1snG f.oa4sehs or
dizzi .sss, Lai t.-:s IL n-oe.h, iaternsi heat
of c.,il- sl,erns.el III. bot ;iashss, i"~ sp;r-
IL AMI gIoomy terel.Otiirs-, irregular sPpe-
tie, and tcngle eoated, yoa are ruies'ns
fram ''iofFii liver, or '-biiiouShrss- n
many CASES O. liver complaint" oni7 part
Of tliese ssnproHs arr exPeneecea- As
remedy for all saeh cases Dr. PIerces Sosa-
en- Medical Discovery" has u" s4uai' a'
fee,- p,tee. AMI raiic.I cures. Az AZ o'Hs
stores.
, 1883-09-22
'o'ice For Publication
J5EtgE {. Massy

S' off!cE Al Wall, WAI,A,
Jriy la, lSSS
gIItE =. RI Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- =. .,.-1T.ns -ail.e,. settler has fsI n
I.s,s-. =, = t-ll'!-a t,..'el'!-a - make nnal proof in
l.-,S.t Us cain, 2nd :ha. aid prn,i viii
" : -,'ote |. :. / q. sr Wall WaT.
J. =, n "a ~ q, iSSs. w; Joseph g
T. n n ! : = : :, ". rs f,r tie Nv; Sc -
80, = = + - I Hs names the foiIoS;,-,
.gc-, Ar3 sl.'e ai> contnous residence
AEr-y - - A'i'n o, ssii lind. VIZ ::
l.;-:-- ~ G5c ". Painter, Joseph
Va, O. tee. ". Bradbury ef Wslla
IN, &6t
'oS JoRGENSEN, Re-istsr
, 1883-09-22
'e'i'e for Publication
usF!cE II WaLLA WALLA)
An-r,-, I, 100

u'F!cE Al W&LLA wAILa. !
W. August 8, 1873.
" 5. -.'i> .' HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Eo:,ls !. :. ,;;.';:.s.nS n med settler has hled
aye, d, I:+ :.a'si;ion - make Snal prpoi in
= las = s',:-. and thai sSid proof Will
NIA " WTe I. ). Lsad Oiioe az wsrs
$40. -, q sept l.. lSSS. VIZ: Mar.
Ssc y ,. x Iee-emptiOn 4il0 for .he : ~
loE,,, : - 4 AE He names ths .oi.
5sao- r-'-- .7esSes 20 prove hi. contiuuou, ~;
md II ~ ana cultivation Of, said land y;y .
A. e.. isie!, Thomas Moore. TN Th,mn.
IL, Herman, ot Walls Waus- W
JOS. JORGENSEN. ReSi.,s,
, 1883-09-22
FOR SALE.
::(s)(

SS0 ACRES DEEDFD LAND IN
Les,..oo aAnnany Hollow, nine miles from
eighfy - aeahhansehle springs, good hou,e..
orchard 10 ssoed AID under cultivation
tAru.ine ~ i,,SNde aAde srse- growing finely. R.s;
Apply ior - sasI y NE northwest. Pric.. $500
.xs,I., A z. PARKER.
Lssheaa, IT.