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, 1883-09-29

Hens Of fcr.sAai and Genera, rs,sresl
Gathered Through ,ss wees
tFra G.s ba.,v ., ,s.,,,.

t'"~ cts Jury % 4at9dds-g
The friends Of Dr.. 81 an will be sorrv 70
learn that he is confined to bis red by Illness.
The railroad hrir.s go n.any strangers 20 our
c'iy, That oder citizens say thry hardly
,no~ any one they meet or the strse.s nova
days
IL is rrDored tha. the o. 6N. c.. viii
molly oar wheat dealers that they viii not be
responsible for whea, lost or damaged IN
transit.
MessS. Shaw G SteaTns have presented the
STArEsxAN cabinet with a potato weighing 81
pounds. They hAd bette. now send rs 8 pot
20 Tod j. in
We learn that il is the intentiol OF Messrs
Brady Dobeny, the popular leather anc
shoe finding trih, Of this city, 10 remove theif
M iness 10 Portlsnd.
W. q. Glssford left a. noon to-day fer Lake
Pend dOreille % start VI a new saw mill. We
are pleased that such fair sDd experienced
'aw mill man. aid one Of our own citizens, IL
going i"to this business up there for II l. evi-
dent that mon opoli=ts viii not altogether rue.
Nothing has been heard of Hearr Wind. who
eft This city s1m7 fcur usouths ago; he VIZ
~ seen in San Francisco, and il is noS sup
pos-d that b. was shaazhnird and taken 90
'sri dep water hip, n ! as 10 days ].
he average pa s <. OF ships frum Fan iran
':sco 20 New York cr 1--we pool his II, Il is
uny sum -Xpect - hear u MS arrival - sithuI
4 those puIts.
Ia looking over the rssiieIce property Of
hIT city, We are ilersstei o. note he Eigu- 81
20 ia which were such conspicuous ornament
% then architecture during harvest time. ali
gone, and the houses that they o-na'aeatsd,
--e occupied by families A Trading resi Is
rste agent tells Us, tina during the Isst month.
he has leased readily ali houses which came 70
rs hands, and Jnat he cuuld have haniieo
i0rtv more In the same time 50 natteTs H.
his department o. rea' estate ale acsiee.
1t se@rns that ". J. Eir land, spoken Of
yesterd ~ ~ having s-r'lei with MS creditors
noe in this Citv His .editcrs principally
Dyer, b 'xie- Co are not pleased with his
culrse, and have attsched 8 ring OF mniss,
.!s.yols ara other property. vGich L. Claimed
~ third par .ie-. and all .. c bcought here for
nal of the ri.ht- "f property, with deputy
sheriff Stamper in charge. Kirkland has evil
deGtIy his peck of trouble. ''Twere better To
have paid snd staid, and never to have gone Z.
all"
Mcdonald, the Daytonite, ard one Of the
hest business men Of this country, Is psying
he city visit and says that Dayton is boom
ing; business is god snd money plentiful,
he city grewin III size ind importance daily,
md everything looks lair I very laFge in
crease Of Population in very short time 1t
would not surprise US in the least If our siste.
city should make great strideS within tn next
few months fcr they have the great advantage
f unlimited wstsr power, good climate and is
surrounded by an extent OF agricultural Cnun-
Try which for quality cannot be ies;en on the
north9 vest coast.
, 1883-09-29
Oar Army and Navy.

THIS vr,y ,;ay It . clear that the ChieAn
n,slcn, six. poprl-tion Just about thnt ct
tie State cf Missouri, ii sho had interests N
Cnlr4 TO protect. has stronger dis2' sat'e
naval force for their protection than have
the United Statea.-EG
And thea url ,xchaLge gees on 20 sst ::
SIS th.s prudent ulon onr part: Is 1t de-
cent?" We are inc ined 10 tbink 1t wss
neither. AItEos=h -: advocating ieavy
expenditures fer a large Standing army or
navv, We should certainly nc: forget, III our
greed fo- money making. a. commercial
nation, that we cush. to al lsas. have it IN
our power I, resent aay i;sclt to cur com
nlercial dignity, BY slap la the face, II not
by a ma !azjne explosion. Let Is keep our
navy on a safe oeace footing, Ii ~e do hsve
to pay tnhg.c TO Ro ubiIcan jabters IN so
DOING
, 1883-09-29
Magical Eevelsuue.,.

II IS with feeling Of pride that w roip.
t. the wonderful development in tie ccudi.
tioa and appearance of our city during the
past twelve or eighteen months With a
feeling Of pride. we say. because xefseI that
toward this development, We, as a ctv
Journal, have contributed our widow. mite
The appearance Of our railroad, by in,;m.
idsting tie uncertain, gave Us a momeps,rv
shock, from which We speedily recovered
and during the last yeN aud half. have
marched Onward and upward, in 4 manner
and at rapidity to astoDisb, and certainly
veil please Ms all
The evidence OF our prosperity along the
year, is given In that uuinterrupted row NJ
brick buildings between First and Second
streets On the moth side Of Main; in In.
completion, aid landscape improvement of
the county court house; IN Sm.lrs maguifi.
cent Opera House, now nearly flashed IL
Burrel!s $ tine block Oh 5, coud STREET IN m.
Hiesbyterisn and other church Cd ,es erect
ell and IN course If construction in the r..
modelling and reinishing ef our public bo,.
eelries, our really credItabls hovel acrou.
mod.'ioEs; our never so muoh in,proyec
sanitary condition and, under our well re...
Il,!ed police arrangement, In Il ouir,pes
ani decorum OF our populati N /; for It nu.-
ne recalled, that IN 60 co-mop,i tau an A..
seuoiy as ls oGrs, Il a credit 10 have ST.
rderly town. Beside all = is, the add n.
Al life lent cur bl.ine pur.uits by the in.
;us'oo OF a great uunber Of new merc.ntII,
-sta5 islments OF substantial charac;er-
sn'l', dlv: ing the BUSH S. for q 5av. bu,
II the lor 9 ruD, putting new blood aid v,e-
o. INTO our tfadr. Orr manufacturers are ias,
"r' ak'hs through the crust Of apl hy, aud
with 4 conn endable b-gnning now,
IOrsfullg lock fOrwaid 10 the Lex, year e.,
,.rsat enlargement # business Ia -his d.
-ction. Since the sdv,n. Of the ra,lroad,
our continual sdv.n cement has sile.ced N.
fn1st hlat- n or0ak-r. aud nov, With a clear
lid and no di'seasion in the ranks, We look
ahead with Ienewe ed confidence. That our
merchants and veal ny cit z.ns are proud O
the fed If their labnrs, and in-end T. re-
niain here, living in honor upon Their well
earned laureis, none nerd to douut sf er
looking slorg Birch, Park avenue aud other
Of cur fashionable residence streets. I'm
BOUNDED contiderca in the future, and set.
tied determination to stay, are the sentiments
which alone uld have prompted such
general and lavish outlay in magnificent
buildings during the past year OF
80.
IL would cram cur columns to enumerste
The individual instances, but ten Minutes
yak would sstonish our own citizens, who
vent for the purpose Ci making 3 years
COMPARISON.
, 1883-09-29
Another Boom started.

Justice Field is carrying on boom With
the skill and secretveuess Of the sage #
Gramercy PARK. His latest move has been to
advocate th. return Of the cotton tax, which
world pat into the pockets Of the Southern
pia.trrs 10 less than $50, 900 600. Hrrce it
Is n.edltss to cay that there has been great
warming f the Southern heart toward him
and hil 1T ises are sung IN many states.-
Er.
There Is IL r.0u,,t tuJ tia. Judge Field or
MS iIie..,. are starti.y boofl IN I IL Izvor.
l.. tais connection .s might be pr per to
state that Col. Pakgr, OF the STATESMAN,
viii. an The Last SIP he excuIsicn, eonvers-
ed i.h naa.br,i prcr,iuent Democrats
nd f.i.rG 10 fui e,ii c ot any pr' dice
ZION for Judge E.eii, although all accorded
% han -uli raesgare ot rraIss as IN able and
updght jqIse. Tae CHS" interview
WIT Carter hsriison and Others, VIII ne
reed Xlrh !utsre4t. in T,i5r-nce 10 tnis sub
is-,t
, 1883-09-29

We hsd no idea that i. was SO difficult z
matter TO keep hotel until after conyersa-
ton this morning with Onr efficient lsadlord,
Mr.. Blake. We have often heard the expires
sion tnat Ran might re very good one,
but he could not keep hotel" meaning
that t required variety Of talent to make
perfect Caterer. " hen we think for a moment
that in this great farming country eggs are Il
ani 80 cents per dozen; that in this game
stocked section We canEot buy it At any price
Tor our hotel tables; th2. butter, cheese and
other dairy products are neglected by our
farmers, in their unreasonable bent for wheat
culture, to such an extent as to make them
scarce in ths market, it is not to be wondered
at tia. man Ike Mr.. Blake, who has kept
hctel in the old established State Of California
sor fifteen years. shouli a: times get mad, at
his Inability 10 procure for his table what he
wants. Considering these disadvantages, and
the uniform good fare at the ctine House, in
connection .ith the unexceptiOnsl cleanliness
Of the rooms and bedding, we must award to
the proprietor of this hotel III. painl Of excel
ltnce and superiority.
, 1883-09-29
Proba'c tcari.

Tb:s morning in the probate court, Randolph
Hes-ev was examined rs 10 lis ssnlty, by
Drs. B:alock and Nanny. These medical sen-
tlelner thereapnn gave into court eertihca'e
q! insanity. An ord=r was made that hssSeY
he taken IN charge by the sheriff Of the county
s,I ccDvevei 10 the g.! 'um a. Steilacoom.
Awaiting the Issuance Of proper papers, hir'
uessey i, new III the custody OF the shern'
VII, expect, 70 star. With hs charge ihnrsdag
n.Crring.
TAis i.s particularly ssi case; Mr., HssseJ
ba;aq sn OH resident sni isVorahiy knoTn
here. an leaves behind him wife sd hFe
ch;i.rsn. /. - hoped tie humare treasTaeh
at toe szylu.n, may lit the shadows from II
u;,4 lie IS an old Union army soldier.
ssr,i iay with .ii.tincti.n st Cor;nsa, aHd ms
,r.sen. aiment WAS superirdacei by sun
,,r,ks While IL tiie s,r.i,e- App!ie-t'9n hAe
han ns.i, for pe,.sioa in his Gaze, which 1t
= 5apel all he given.
, 1883-09-29
western exhibits.

The Northern Pacific railroad, among ",fef
sxb;b;ss oi The prohuctsfr IN .fa country along
lie line of the rosi, hsve forwarded to Boston
s-e 9 lection OF cereals in the straw, aF'i "i
.I.rssh4d sraias; samples of grasses. u'nerais'
and If the different woods, snd very large
,g.eir,sns Of vegetables. These are 10 &c
exhibited It ii. New Englan Manufacturers
NJ; Mechanics institute fair. now open IL
Boston. These samples being much amer ti.ai'
ca hs exhibited from any o-ner source, VII al
tract great deai o: attention lhe eo'iect''h
!. from Minnesota, North Dakot-- Montana
Washington, snd Oregon Ths mineral col
lection from Montana is said to be very me
snd thenos. valuable one ever exhibited. ne
fslnou. hsrd spring wheat, notao'y tue Sco.ch
Fife variety, from which ia m,nulactursa os
the pstsn. roller recess the best hour tnA' Is
made, is the subject Of comment and OF sen
sral interss. to the people Of the East VINO
hsre never been sble to raise 30 hne qcshis
Of spring wheat upon theIr land
, 1883-09-29
F,oa ii. DAILY et gEmaley,D

N, -
Dave Smail has Lsit i1f a. sJ@ - ms a. ,ne NJ
north, but wi! retHr, ~ "ih.'r mere ia ia
al anr mos. enterprisiuF clt'z ns' We Wouii
Ike t. see Little more Of Lave
,....s.,, s;,b. b,. NJ, uncommon
1t IS 5 s.s ~ ~ see ior Of big Iubberly
On di5m. oar WHO srs n III aesIy too lazy to earn
hSndiu 80 %-;D sTrav'ns inoaensive china
their Own i!'inS'
msn when 'iies ''e - ~
II. Z. Holm has Srls.os sseea =. -, TrSriay p,
tions for acory u I,ie 1 To- - - en-
pn6iisheh, IN nm. Is Ss the apenilg crrsrno1i
tains iu'. .,s sf1"-. r-.,n,,-,,1. q. o. +. which
OF me G..'ili .sistI- E-iT---' = -
met Ss'''sHi's' -, F-s;.,,. T,,
Fr.m the O. l. CO = fam az tneie'.', 5 10. ae.
1feIney 6Tsnsit ,, 6 an Tr;sbmsp. Tie,
Sers IN number. al came trn one sea ana
weishsa i4s pounds. Il any a. "'-s 1a AMER Is y
can be2t cEls Iec'iu' ~
, 1883-09-29
OF. rec.L lxprsrrIrs.
Harness and Saddles as uxde In WAila
u<iia--A Tssr sf ese ef eur Success
fai escfsrie>.

l.
Ta;s frla. &c. lssely established n ocr
r'dss, hare given such evidence Of enter
Prise and visor, that We :eel called upon tc
notice their business and establishment IN
an extended manner. L. d. Frank. one Of
the 6rn,, !, II Tae D,lles, conducting very
large es,sblishm5nt of the Ssma character as
this. while Mr.. c. f. NYe, tae other men,
ber OF the firm, Is here IL sole charge Of the
house Q. Nye L Frank, No. 2ii, Nam street.
Walls Walls, between Foorth and Fifth
Aithougi occupying frame buiidiug, where
the rates of insurance are seormous, the firm
feels justified 10 carrying nearly $1,000 in
sock. They az present work FIVE men
skilled mechanics.
Thar neavy harness thsy nsnufacture IN
the shop. but the light material Is fought
ready made IN the esss. The explanation Of
this system shows that in heavy harness
there Is but little piost whether the labor
oe cheap or dear. aed that the sreassr profit
is msie on the Eghr material where tine
price o: labor hgpres IN toe estimate of
profits.
Tbe.s Is more rrUft IN the 81 ,dsery
branch OF ,h. business evidan,ly, Ia this
line were the several kinds mo-. N Use.
The heavy oiled Cheyenne saddle, weighing
IRON 81 to 40 pouai-, 70 tue California ssi-
ile. weighing frorn ~ u ~ poands /; the
former selling at from $50 to SIS; and the
latter st ffcna S25 20 S61. Ia Mr. Nye's er-
perience, C4litorriaas co not uss tie Chsy-
snne saddle. i, being ton be ivy; while here,
ii this dry country. because OF the oiled
leather. the Cheyenne is the most pcpulsr.
Upoa his RACKS Mr.. Nye h.d also every vs,i-
ETY. of English ami Mcclellan saddle
The lsdie.' saddles, On exhibition, com
pris.d the I'D Engiish or American, with
the seat curved az an are about Ike the out
side Of beer barrel the Spanish. with
snil higher ridge along the scat, aud the
Modern Morgaa, sith 8 seat followed out
IKE the lid OF tin bucket, nm and all. The
Morgan is the most popular amocg the isdies
md costs from Sl2 to $40.
This house introduces a very tine line of
handmade bats and spurs-steel, inlaid with
silver; the bits ranging from IS to $50 each,
and the spurs from 81 TO SIS each, down to
as cheap as 81. \ very useful iron roller
aid iron band stirrpp is shown. Others
more ornamental with window curtain tsps-
daroes Tor IS. Everything IN the ssidlery
hardware liae is for sails upon their shelves,
and in their show csses; saddie furniture,
etc.
Mr. Nye Is gentleman who is courteous
10 his customers, Competent In his business,
which he has followed for - years, and in
every WAY fitted ior the trade. After q six
menths tr;a! here, We are glad To recon-
mend him. as one OF our new men who will
bring nsw lie to our togn.
, 1883-09-29
4 4" Ne Fence Petition.

4 very heart rt-breakias petition ia teing
circulated in this city 20 the legislature for
the SJiGR's 70 enact ''no fence law"
While the STATESMAN IS not hide bound on
5his measure, 1t las the interests OF the peo-
PIE at heat and would advise no hasty &C.
Ion by either the legislature Of the people.
Two years ago the measure Was brought be-
IRE the people al general election and was
bosts1 by the most overwhelming majority
vote ever cast IN this county, and the want
# such Law is much less now than at that
time, for the reason that bsrbed wire and
fencing material ,s now far lower in price.
Another reason We have against i. Is tha. the
country now has arrived st the state whsn
20 much whea. growing must cease and more
1irets;tied farming take us place. India,
Austraiia, Chill. Brazil, the Argertins Re-
yublie, the Cape and other districts are now
COM eting with America in whest, and prices
viii DC less as naerg rcreage Ia brought into
cultivation. The industrious farmer must
nCcrsssrialiy ferce his ian5. while his shift
Iess naighbOr will alios his fields 70 oe with.
ont boundary, snd when bis crops are
growing no can rc;t cou.ent ths. he Will be
st 70 loss even should his asishbOrs cattle
or horses acciienriy tresrsa upon his land,
for # there should be Iaw he Will be pro.
tectcd. 1t is go,t.u up by land-grabbers
8ho 1--we iu cites IN order to save the cost
ct feGess, srl tts "pa-r farmer plea is
usei by them with utt,ct Could there bs
law passed that vO1'd I,al,1 s-sist he poor
farmer IN this ,n't:sg. he STATESMAN would
endorse il, icr we know there are many
townships whore timber fJr fencing cannot
bs Obtained but as thrse tracts are nearly
ali ia the hssds Gf rich sp-eulaters We dis
ike u,2ch TO sec ths;n making cats paw Of
Others far their oWn in.erets. Oar streets
re full CT sidewalk farmers, and there is no
doubt ba: that tig petition will he Pre-
-en.ed ii Wiz be si-ue6 by some good men.
nut ye are willing - wager that erery bun
tner Ia town. ~fo can write his name, will
sIso sign i. Farmers. YOU VINO sre inter
ested hook before y'u leap.
, 1883-09-29

In IN interview sith = correspondent o,
the Boston EreaiH5 Trursc1ips recently Col.
Lxmborn sad: Helena tie capital Q!
Montana. grew 70 be prosperous city With
ous railroads, the riches: city Per c.pis,,
perhaps. 10 ths United States, IS With only
5000 inhabitants she already has s,ur ia.
tional banka with a combined capital Of 81,
on. zoo and deposin to The amount Of = ;.
O09.00o doGh. ~hsther there is another
city Of 6.0eo inhabitants in the United
States which can show such wealth.
The growth Of the towns OF the liue o;
TIE Nsrrhern Paiic Rai,rosi has been
somewhat phenomenal. ali the isrgsr places
having increased, and thsrs ia scasc,ly /,
village that has nos qla.iruplsd is iO9aia-
tion OF 500 to l, goo souls, With 81 e,tsbhsh-
ed mercantile tusnes Sotsls s1d telseraph
Offices. where. ,se!r- moo;hs ago. there WAS
not angle house- Az Livingston, il tie
Yeliowstope Valley, tie tovu was lsid out
and the mt lot ~As soid less than eight
months agv, sai 'o-,i " there !. populst,,n q
OF over ZOO pelor, .ni TIA abroad corr
pauy is gsiGrr to tar eStSa, os Sea, Geo trom
the sale C' io., a. 'h,s ;n.c,. A. Towuhend,
aaothsr new tosn ia cra-T-l Aont.ni, on
the Missouri riv=r. Gb1ut 5;.' ,,eoalc haze
gathered siacs tsr n ir,.t a.. oo,.p,c,Si
10 thst point, tsso n,.s.tt- =sf. TEe ..il-
road has soli over 50 80 worth Of lets .t
tbs point, and si0.u>0 ng.rl : sIr,a,iy IN
process Of erecaoh. Oa, "a Was,4n strn
Territory. where tae ssG-.,ss e1,a- iron. IL.
westward, by,way OF >sn t,rrrc:s-o aud til,
ocean. the towns Of Spakaer FsiI S,fA.ur
and Cheney tsv- 'aid"i hi'v per CIT. t.
their population. from ~! reports 1t Is pr1
babie that the mex. graf hs.u IN settle
ment will be the immigration IL Washing
ton Territory. The el,rass - 'ess severe
than that Of Dakota, and the land is nark-
ably rich aud prodrcars. The Nosthcrn
Pacific Railroad Company h.s over l0.19 >
600 acres of splendid sIncaitnral lands IN
Washington Terfi,erv, Wssi OF the Cascade
range comes the great t!HI''er o. the Pacific
slope. lat0 this fegion new capital is 60
ing, and new saw mills and manufacturing
establishments are rapidly being built.
WaliA Wai!a Is 10 exception TO the rule,
but on the contrary one OF the marked ex-
smpies. Note in Tuesday's issue. refer
ence 10 our magical development during the
last year
, 1883-09-29
N.st'a ~. t!llar.,.


'-,i' Is s..,le o., the SAT-, gong n IL
q a''-l n h, ever since Willard
-''s Ga a'' Lss; Ni la excursion, Tber-
- ''ea a,'s.sa-..- 49, Continued ;.t-r-
! 81 'a. IsIl.r, s'oca-. ua-L uor, vt
- '-;- s'me soia:-is at t..a uaraes
. ;len Eee,-ans ;ae -hrew:a-s,,
anu pt''''eTea>, ct Jay GoaIi, We
''-' u: aope ;hat ne may NOT DC able. a
''-' q ,Halgh. l. lob Mr.. Vil.rd and
- d! ;ae wc..-elTGod fruits Of Ih,.r
IN. 5. Is. "hi.s We DO not ioabr vil!ari' :
-. = ''A= e'r- - h,ms,l., We look with
-. W. a: GoaId's loug lie Of Va
l-l.r- ~; ~ 'ae'es-, aad sincerely hop and
''s ..-4-t siil stay in The le,i.
, 1883-09-29

Oar reigabo-. ap county sTs IN distress
owing TO their lack OF transportation iaciii'
ties. The Ponleroy Rtpstticsa, IN very
statistical article, is the mortapseoe OF tne
people Of It's seccon 70 the following extent:
the necessity Of railroad mp the Ps.ahs
is severely felt .,hi- fall. Our farmers have.
alter hard work, raised and secured fsir
crop Of grain, and to do so. have gone coa-
sidessbly in deb., hoping and trusting 'or :
good yield and ready sale. The dry season
lessensd the yield. still there is . FAR aver
age crop of about - bushels to the acre IN
the couatry, but the great disappointment
is in making sale Of wheat they have raised.
Isolated from the market, they can ind no
really sales, iar cash. 1t is true there are
plesty OF warehouses on Snake river TO store
grain, but non. want to buy On warehouse
receipts. By exchanges We learn that Al,
along the line Of tie n. P. railroad there Is
ready sale for goarn 81 good figures At
Spokane Falls and Cen y wheat nnds reaty
sAle aI 20 cents per busheI cats %, and
barley 60 eeats.- Tnis Is the result OF hsv-
lng way OF transporting tbeir crops. We
Want d need rsiiT.'ai, and this We musi
have. II is true We have the assurance ~
Ole. IN the near futGre, bat that Is no reason
why We sho-h lot continually remind those
,i.tzr, stei t.. the great need of immediate
a-,ioa. Let US estimate and see whs: Il The
yield OF tbs present year, IN this county
,h-re are IN all about - townships, contain.
ing 900 sections, or SO 900 acres; there are
tWO school sections IN each township. max
ing 32, 90 acres Ct school lind; leaving Tor
settlement 544, 900 acres; say one-foarth 10
III culriy .tion which would be l35 00O acres;
say ole hsli o: this, VIZ IS 900, vas s,wn to
grain At all average Of p bushles per acre,
We haze ], 200, 900 bushels ready for sale. II
the farmers could realize GO cents for their
grAiD. there would be 81 .020. coo III cireuls
tion. Ii We had means Of shipping gram
direes TO Portland, the above would be the
result, miney would be plentiful, Md in
Consequence every body happy"
, 1883-09-29
iiSu Ehil;Jsburs.

.lag'W., IL AOGtaua, near Mlss1uia,
,bgalu- up IS prosperous mining camp
>.veF tns.s -.e Isiag sn'pped almost bY
i1s,.a, 4li e,eryt.iug looks favorable Tor
ga; d-ye',pn.a;s We have just re-
.lrra, tar p c1Hea ci Gle ffam tne Gran
l's Nosn;s.n Ninr WL,Ch Is a, rIch a. any
sc sser h,Aii.i Tie ore l. Of a ruby ma
:a!sSri IS uca IL latlvc ami amino snial
sl,sr. Ihr m;n.rs IN his camp have had
zl2g q AMI downs. but with the success
I'll sO-klle Oi one mlGr, e.e is bot little
-9-ot -ut thlt now capital giii come 10 to
:-sI., iui tul-i,a H,g oct IN s steady
IL LII
, 1883-09-29
ID, Goufds Prsyrrs.

In Jay Goail's &c timory before the Sen
are sub-cemui.,e., we I'M lhis pathetic ex
tract concer0ipg his first Efforts icr l'l'
hood away from tine pateraai Foot {: " ihef
weus to ny STEERS hcUse. ne7r BY, @nd,
going up starr i prayed HIRE Ar. G'uic
spoke earne.tly. aud with nuch feslipgl. Al
,e, ms prayAI felt Latter" Tuis ia w0rit
than to see ives praying tie Lord TO keeI
: e dogs of Lazarus. The ide. ofJsy Gould
r collecting back 10 his childhood prayers,
through all these years OF eUnscieneeie's
money getting; back over ell the broken
hearts snd desolate ZONES his colossal for
rune ;s bud, upon, is-weli, no; so patoesie
Is shamefGliy br-zen.
, 1883-09-29
He Reef.

III. naming cur meat markets presen'es
.,,,r,.,pp. .ppesraacr. with the really
lind b! apa fat muttpn hanging on the
,,u.d !yag upon the blocks. One
-,.,, tel IL Mg EaIis shop weighed $50
,y.5. als,,ea. ami WAS actually wreathe d
.,agsi u g,e4. lAyet9 ani chanks OF fa'
y. y.,-y,,ry c.n m.-s tetes sh wing in
b.. L.,,tln II than our, =. Cur city butch
-. Ar ~ T., st expert and enterpri':ng u
,a.r Hl+
, 1883-09-29
The hIe Ladr Eaisef

II. wat hlyck.de ass eVii,rtiy been
aid, 4, ,.erasy tie ta'" tsom Blue
y,..r,n S,,troa bought IN Thirty ii'c ear
Ia, Of wheat. winch delayed ITS arrival
20 saar, be, ,oud tue usual tine. Even at
!. the ra,e oi ufty ear loads PR Gay. 1t w.i
.E.s month O.; steady puiliug To cicar
,4.y vha. there Is n5w on .he B'ue Noun
,sa s,iqrms, not hguring en- the grea'
.zsun, Sc, III the grana:ies. Surely there
-: te ,5msthing ia the n. T. Co.'s fright
.-,gt. tom our wheat alone. ASH assists
IL :srnsr. sc hop, It HIii gsy the COM
-lry hsai,lmely.
, 1883-09-29
HE Fence Question.

's'l. Of tae eastern Washington pa
- '' 'sRla sivoos,ius the passage, BY
: 't's:oa Of the lesisIs.urs. of herd
-. ~ 'ai' section o: the territory. The
-; ;. : Zoe that needs car,fai study. AMI
. decided Ly the nexspapsrs. The
r. ''-s''.e "sy. is 10. the farmers in the
~ > ''giOa. Of the Territory = cop,eue
rs IS lie question 10 its various be.r-
- ~ Productive interests Of tn. terri
I'D .ubOiy thar srperiepce
Y, t'oa' u memorials to out legislature.
,,,,.. - ''F should pass ulle.. By = very
n'lonty. L. nigh, be ve'y bsuef.
!, -, '7~ eOuutiss. hut a. territorial ac,
&c N Oppression" We Quot. IA.
=, how the .en,iasrr,s In o,n.r local.
.ss - | L vii bs Al impor.an, subject T..
-. Nn',ee,sti"n f our isrne,. a, 8 .toct.
-. Had Viii turuiso the S1ArEsnAy !, .pb,
.o' ecnnent h,reaf,er.