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PORTAGE co. OFFICIAL REGISTER

ooss..on P,sas JSd0s- George + ArreI. yonhgs-
rAl.Isg Il Warren. OHIO
worth, windham. Ohio.
pr.oats ledger Cornsliu ius A. Reed, Ra ayenna. o.
County Cserk j ohm Porter, RareIna:
(s,0nfu Audit0r-Le(irand Oiin, kavenna.
flountv TTeasWrer-Nath athan IL. Smith, Rsyenna.
Meriy-w iIlIam wilcox. Ravonna.
Recordsr 7Phllo Biorce. kavonSnai ~ aIo~,or Tav,a
iss.o1Ars~Pafis G. Niehols, Garrettsvnle;
S""s"''o'"''o'" g. Merrill, Newton
Falls; Edgar Whittle-
a.,,.dt,t b,yseiors-AnsII ~ 'M1ii%cs Mah.qs,, Q +;
"''''""'S N"''' Charles r. De9llttmIs' Is
Colin, Ravenna,O.
C,nnt,, yx-ps,er Jcdedi ah. Cole, Garrettsville'
L,If F,,,s ~ Srso y aker Esrlviile;
'''""' d. d. Pickett, RaVenna;
John Meharg, RaVenha
tv ora oryncorporated villages. 81
6aprsst,csns--ialnesN Norton. ~ " "-
Asnt--D. y. Rockwell.
Racsnnd-E y. Hatfield.
JustIces of the Peace.
dt,oat.r-syiyesJer 4. HInman, H. II Woou-
AHrora--John l.. Thompson, II; Z N".o"'
Isri,afekd-J t.. Carrier. &. IL. ChapinAh'
sis,,a.J..to,,,- = AustIn T. Curtiss william FOX,
Deer6ehi--C s. Tibbals, }. IL. Hohtnahn'
Edih5nrgA-Geo. u. AerwIn, 1onI y nrbrr Jnhn
FT1nEtin--Isaac Russell, Nelsoh baIDoh' o
Bentley, sen. ,
Rs~edoD,--ryman Bry ant, Henry G. ; Jennings,
U,,,,,oo Isi.uard Al. Hank, Ii. A. Dyson
Mta.tssa--l; D. lngel uorace balu;
NeLsoa--I. = Nicholson. George ~. HoueG'
PrLmvra-LcIsoy In lmas, L. W. Thomas' u ~
Merwin
PdrIs--Richard Morris, Mlchacl Conoe-
Ras,IolDA--ZOpher A. Davis, n. 4 sears
Reoa1nS-S ID Norton, stewart w. hoese'
Orion z. Sperra:
Rootstoton--A. Ii. Barlow, j, W. nali...a,.t.h nali.
.Satkecspiue-AIinon l.. Tom son, liaiay etto0'
lreessboro'-W alIacc Root, &. W. stuart
SssH,Lk-- WtliIAm Pnulus. "a. q MNTnh
WiadAana--John d. Harrison. J.. b. Keeo-
SOCIETIRS-
Unity Lodge, no. 12, f. and A M' 4
mects the second and fourth Mondays OF eacs
month.
iryrian Chapter, NOs o1, r. A. M. IL
ri eetz the third Monday of each mohth' In
Masonfcs1 all. IhoDix Block. ~, n
NJ. II. CARTER, ii, IL. IL" l.
Royal Arcanum.
Meets first and third Fridays OF every month
GIDEON SEYMOUR, Regent.
CH GRIFFIN, Scc'y.
L. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge. NO. oo'
rssets every Wednesday evening at odd FOL
lows Hall.
Eavsnna Encampment, No. 1E9,
fleets every 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month,
Equity LOdSe-No. Al, Il. o. u W.
Meets second and fourth Fridays OF every
month 1T Hall in Opera Block n, Wy
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j. III. rDUSSELL,
TWORNER4 AT Law, Counsel in
n English and German. Office over Flath s
LiOlflrg Store. Phenlx Block, Ravenna, y.
, 1883-03-03
Cheney Notes.
From the Sentinel

The rs,Irold cases are still in hearing at
Spragae-
The tirst Q: tas three public wsl's 70 be
dug on Nam street is gong oown 1T the
crossing Of E street.
Specisl school election wilI be he'd 4. VI.
G. Ba-nay's office on Monday. F~b. 5G, to
vote upon the specisi schccl Tax 0: Ss2i9O-
YIN, Shearnsn, a chronic drunk Of Day
ton. trusted to the internal fires Of had his
kew fox warmth tie cth,r night ard troze 10
death.
Hammoad. aAo ll.le,i G..aueu At Aims
wo. tn, WIS broughtto Cheney On Tuesday
and wen: from here to ths ColiaS jill 10
charge of AZ c'1icer
1t Uou,G 10. surI r:se u - ieala o: the
sc,eotspce iy Gen. Sprasue Of high posi-
zion o, one of the Mexican railroads
The 6rst through car i"ad If coal was re
c.iysd here to day by J. H. Hustes ( Co.
This looks as though Cheney had some yrEy
solid merchants vixen they ship IN such large
quantities
One would hardly loOs 10 pest house for
n r,msnce, but Missoula gives rs one from
on, Of her smallpox epidemic A young
woman was seat to the pest house, and one
Of the nurses, a bachelor, detailed to watch
her. On Saturday she was discharged as
eured, and on Sandsy she and the nurse we're
married
Tie preliminary examination OF Gee. W.
Cspp. for the killing Of James Whitney was
held before Justice Sull. in Cheney. On Sat
uraay night last. After the evidence was
all in the prosecuting attorney moved the
discharge Of the prisoner, as he coaid not
iad evidence to convict. JaGse Still ordered
the sheriff to give the prisoner his liberty
The following marriage notices have been
h.nd,Ain Otis McFsl,Ows and Miss Flor
epoe Rose; Robt- C. Bell and May A Good
ell: James L. Severson and ATns Scot. !
III McC.ulif and Eliza johnson
, 1883-03-03
TIE Investigation at sprague.

....r!.i q 10 the H,r0H the examination
.. ,-pl. wees charged with de:rauding the
Nr,sem Pacific, csme up before Justices
Armstrong and McCarty st that place on
Thursday LOST. and up to the time OF going
p, rr-,s u.,h.ns oj interest hal been done
.....-., ho... i les i.ai submitted lengthy
ar.m.nts. aui the defense had made a
r...,. o. DISMISS the case Tor Lack OF evi-
s..-- q, convict. The defendants presented
, lengthy d5cameut ohjectIng to Justice
n Carly sitting On the case as they claimed
ly s.iagi.- ;hat he was bought by tie rail
rsl ,gurany as Vel As biased against
chem.
%. iyf,..lauts are represented By Messrs
N..a and Andrews, two able lawyers, while
,4r y.a-e,u;ion Is in the hands of james
NsNaa.ht, E-q., OF Seattle, aud 5. c. Hyde,
y sr.g.luE attorney OF Spokane county.
Tar.--ayut the preliminar:os Mr. MeNausht
Ia. .,,,s. s.roE, Evidence Of his intention to
az g-r:e tiy lair in the matter; that he will
r-.r..,ut ;ae interests Of the company, but
ry-.r; 90 40 petty mennness in the case and
g ta. accused prove their innocence he Will
tr .hr -ir,t to move for their dischnge. lie
,-lurss al evidences OF low, personal SPITE
sai .a Ills he stands out the honorable,
,.a-i.u..ous Z, ntlsman and lawyer that
, 1883-03-03
SOUND DOCTRINE
A Few Facts 20 be Dtgested By Walla WAna
Property Owners

I; Is well known TO onr people tha' re-
cept'y eeyerI capitalists have visited wan
Wall, with 8 view 10 Investments IN lands
and internal improvements, for which our
civ NJ, only offers an open tidd, but stands
in need. Oae gentleman writes to e'''z n
Of Waha Walla As follows:
.-Walla Walla i, all you represented ner'
located in the commercial and geosraPhicsi
center Of wonderful present power ana future
resources You invite beyond any point
examined ev US the investments We feit pre-
ferrei to make. RESTING upon the facts thar
your represen.ations ale shown tuil sup
DOR. In your city, its people ana surrounding
country, We give you our f.ais IN full
touching Investment
First-W.lla Walls with all Its beauty
natural 10 her, has TO the stranger Al appear
snce Of neglect Upon some OF Your
most beautiful streets We noticed little
regularity in the building OF sidewalks and
crossings; in fact It seems this character OF
city improvement is optional with property
holders. Sore streets have sidewalks upon
one side while the opposite side, although
bull: upon, is a mere lane in appearance.
Seeoad-Walla Walla, if We are correctly
informed. has no bonded debt hence can do
tut little, consequently any one now invest
ing IN your city cannot count upon the meas
ure of tax lneeded to repair your strntts'
bridges, etc, that may be imposed upon IN
vestueus. II Walla Walla was with GER
tain debt. insured by improvements made or
to be made, e.iitai wuuli count with some
certainty on your future 1t seems to us
that whilst you have city in position, size
and future you are village in point CT I'M
proven, nts pressing upon you ami when
must he made. In the resurrection that Will
come your present owners will protit BY all
this, but new capital will bear an unequal
tax. Please write me your views upon this
one objection to your beautiful city.
, 1883-03-03
Notes from Sprague.
From the Herald.

Our streets are full to overlooking with
water.
MIR. Cecil succeeds Mr.. I. L S.nIers as
foreman of the machine shops.
Mrs. II. l.. johnson went below last Mon
day in search of tiiiugs OF her husband.
E.J King viii remodel the building re-
Gently vacated by McAllister, for dwell
ing.
Miss Flora Judhins returned 20 Sprague
last Tuesday, iEom an extended visit to The
Dalles.
The new engine No 2lS is a model IN the
way Of finish. At present 1t is used for
switching in the yard.
Dan Flost. formerly Superintendent OF
Construction at Waliula JuGct!on, has en-
tered upon the duties OF master caF-bailder
at the Sprague cAr-shops-
The "Star Route Case" AT Sprague costs
the county 500 per day. 1t viii take
seventeen davs for tie railroad company 10
get even on the tax payment.
Last Monday afternoon young man
named Jack Hall, living near the head oi
Four Mile creek, attempted to fnll his sh"t-
gun by the barrel from his sleigh. Result,
probably fatal.
Mr.. c. L. Sanders offers his house, lot and
premises for sale, and as he stole the iun.ber
to build It with, lat least The company says
he did, doubtless good bargain can be had
by calling on him, as he is willing and able
under the circumstances 20 sell cheap.
Engineer Black met with an accident last
Tuesday, by which he lost the seco. d and
seriously hurt the third finger OF his lett
hand. Il seems that his fireman threw
piece Of wood which caught his fingers
against the edge of the tire-bcx-
Mr.. John Dopnelly arrived at neaf-
quarters last Tuesday, to take the position
of Tram Dispatcher on the Pen d oreiile
division, unler Superintendent Griffin
Mr.. Donne!ly has long been connected with
the o. r. & n. compsny's road, aud has the
entire confidence OF the company.
, 1883-03-03
OUR A1sswoRrH ADGET.
River Full Of ice-Brtfse Force Reorgantzed
New Supervising Engineer SeE Appoint
ment- Personal ana Social Chit-caat Etc
Irrov orR rrcrlAg cogREsro,pEyr.

IFRoN OUR EECUIAE c0RREsrONDEST.l
AINswcKIH, Feb. 25, 1883
The weather is delightfully."- warn; the
river slowly rising, Nd Ice running in large
amount aud very heavy.
Under the new management the bridge
force has been reorgsnized and segregated,
Superintendent Spencer having charge OF all
work preparatory to laying the masonry,
while D. D. Mclean, who has the contract
for the latter work, Is giving his undivided
attention 10 Its prosecution. 4. W. Young
Is foreman under Superintendent Spencer,
and II. o. Geiger foreman ior Mclean. &
A. White came up from Portland this morn
ing to assume tue position OF Supervising
Engineer vice H. h. Bash, who has been
designated 10 take charge OF the construc-
ton Of the Willamette river bridge between
AIbina and Portland.
There uas general facia! exPressi' OF
interna! felicity this morning On the arrival
of the three days delayed mail, and many
an armtul OF SrarEsMANs, Orego4idss, etc,
was borne away for mental dsyoarmen. and
delectsucn-
W. W. Spargpe has been appointed
Wells, Fargo & Co. s agent, IN place OF h.
II. G.innell deceased. Mr. SP;asas is put
ting up building iOr exclusive use as al ex-
press and postotice
Sprague & Fairweather's store vas IN I'M
minept dzngel oi consumption by IKE last
Wednesday night A coai oil lamp, wh'es
is usually left lighted, exploded during the
night, bnt happily It being too lar from any
of the goods to ignite them.
w Il. Gray has been appointed Constable
for this township, to FL the vacancy caused
by the non qualification OF john Manning,
who WAS elected to the office at the last cleo
ton. As VIII has grip Ike A cable-rOad
dummy, whoever incurs The pressure CT
his legal grapple viii verify believe he has
fallen a victim to a devil tslis tentacl".
Mr. A. Harris, formerly an engineer On
the bridge, has returned from q tv o months
visit to his home IN Oregon.
Mrs George Carlisle and her sister, Miss
Martha Baker, viii soon open boarding
house III connection win their store on
Second street.
Miss Rosa Rediord, oi Spcrgue, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM Gillian,
of this town, left last Tuesday for Portland,
where she will hereafter reside. Her sister
accompanies her to WalIula Junction, going
thence to Riparia to join her husband, who
is an engineer on one of the up-riyer boats.
Charley Lowell, formerly mate Of the
steamer North Sest, has taken the place OF
Dan Davis. a ya:G brakeman, the latter
hsyins been transferred to CoifAN.
T. J. Y. Clark succeeds Fly -by-nisht
Harvey, a, landlord of the Ha;ney House
BY order OF the new bridge SuPerin,end-
ent, work Oh the new bunk-house on the
south side Of the river has beea discontinued
all Will probably not BE- IT tsumed. u.
, 1883-03-03
Probate Court
GCICUARD, J

Vt " Manu. -
VIII Of Peter Scholi, dec. ased. John n.
Stahl appoin-ei executor and sole iec'sla.ee
of the estate. Value of estate not known.
VIII of Washington VI. Ewing, deceased.
Mrs. Ewing appointed executrix. The "ili
bequea.hes 81 600 To ga h ci the clI ldren
aI.d the residue "f property. both personal
and resi-. 20 bis VIE. Nomv-ntory OF prop
eriy taken.
VIII Of John II. Nirneserh"ltz deceased.
No executor appointed. Property vAiaeI at
Sl0,000, equally distributed between his
two spns, John u and Chas. =. N.nEeger-
holtz.
Jesse Drumteller, txeru:or of the estate
of Joseph II. Goodman, dea' a-ed. tas filed
his annual account. TN Probate Judge has
appointed March % b at o'clock p. II. for
the hearing and settlement Of the sans.
, 1883-03-03
ApSON.
D C. Miller. Of wa.tshurg. Brought 20 This
City Charged with Firing his Premises

Intelligence was received iE this city yes
terday 10 the ef-c; that D. C. Mill,r's sslo II
in that city ha been destroyed b. IRE, about
four O'Clock the same morning From Inyes-
tigarinns in relation 10 the origin oi the IRE,
suspicion strongly pointed 10 Miller as the
iBeeodrian, aud during the day 80 strong dli
the matter come out that he WAS arrested
and taken before Justice oi the peace II
Waitsburg.
4. his examination sufficient evidence
was brought 70 bear on the case TO justify
the court to hold .he prisoner over TO appear
before the Grand Jury on charge OF arson,
and this morning Constable L9undsg;E came
down with bis man and he noW lies u the
county jail. This has caused qu'ss i ripple
in the usually qniet town of WaItshcrg. and
more especially as the prisouer has alxays
b0yre a good reputation among business
circles th-re. His case will come ny At the
next session of the Grand Jury.
, 1883-03-03
Murder Near Union.

On Thursday evening last one w l.
Gabriel, u hard character, without cause,
shot and killed Clay Miller and dangerously
wounled Henry Green. at a dance about Six
miles from Union. After committing the
deed Gabriel made good his escape, and IN
sresklns Of his cap ure the Sentinel ssys
.'Tom johnson and Nick Boley have Just
arrived with the murderer in charge, and he Is
now under the KEY Of the county jail They
tracked him over the mountain south OF the
Hot Lake until, III consequence OF tie SNOW,
they had to leave their horses and take II
afUot ami overlook the desperate IN little
fiat known as Hog Valley. Before leaving
this valley, after the shooting, 1t seems that
he catered a house near Ladi canyon and
drawing revolver on q lady OF the house
demanded 4 ! air Ot boots and gun, anu
then proceeded TO make good his escape, but
when taken he Lai disposed OF his firearms
and would not reveal their wereabouts- oh
appi oach OF his pursuers he attempted to
make his escape by flight. but finding 1t
useless he asked the boys II they were going
to shoot HIM, mot if you will walk up to
US ike man," they replied, which he did,
asking as he came up what he had done
"You have killed man, they replied
.sOh. God" he exclaimed. They then tied
his hands and drove him over the hills and
snow afo0t to Union, where he was de-
Evrred 10 the Sheriff. On their arrival the
citizens made up handsome purse as re-
ward for their perseverance and capture oil
the murderer"
, 1883-03-03

FROM New ZEALAND. Our city is hoIored
with a visit from Judge J. II. Hayhurst, OF
Canterbury, New Zealand, one Of the wealth
lest and most influential men of the PROV
,nce. He Is III this country now with view
10 invest some of his surplus wealth either
ia land cr s;o;S. Owning as he do $ about
10000 sheep and double that number OF
acres, which includes 5000 acres Of the most
valuable land in New Zealand, his settlement
or investment here would be very desirable.
He has travelled a great deal sill over the
world, AID has had considerable experience
in the United States, and says that this
valley OF ours far exceeds any thing he antic-
ipateG. HIS presence and also those who
accompany him is due solely 10 reading the
Wslls Walla STATESMAN, many numbers Of
which are regularly cent 10 that isle IN the
Sludown Seas.
, 1883-03-03

DAxAo. TO FRuIr.-Reports all agree
that the fruit crop will be very short TINS
wear. All peaches. plums, pears and cher,
r;s, and nearly all apples have been niPped
in the bud. Mr.. IRWIN, who has mAsn.n'
cent orchard, informs US that it is Praes'eahy
ruined. the majority of the trees being Killed
outright. The prolonged warm weather last
fall filed the trees premAturely with sap
and moisture. and daring the unprecedented
cold wsa,hsr which followed they we're
s,o,sn hard as sdam.nt The bark peei' Oh
and the trees turn black and die as conse-
80. We heard one man state that the
H.. ,h,. section would not fall short OF \
million dollars. Its hoped by all and 0e
lieved by many that. in spite OF IN" s'es'
l,ss, We will yet have fair fruit crop
, 1883-03-03
\ AKINt-

THE " .IrSsuRG FIRE I. :. Neely, "f
Waitsburg, is in the city lie is now engaged
in regular collection and agenry business
and can be depended up"n 10 attend to all
affairs entru ted to hiH. He informs us
that several suspicious circumstances cc-
curred before the late fire there which caused
the arrest of Miller 0ue instance u that
he ordered those who were in has salocn the
night previous out Of the honse at . o'clock,
a verv unusual thing for him to do, and he
also tod his barkeeper that he had better
yet out Of the building tia; night'ior there
nigh; be ire. There IS lirile doubt but
that the building WAS fired PurposeiY, and
the wretch who endangered the hives and
property Of citizens shOuld be PunIshe'i to
the fuiI ex ent Of the Law. IL was With tie
greatest difficulty that Morgan's drug store
and much other property was saved from
the destructive element.
, 1883-03-03
The Bad and the Worthless

are never inflated OF counterfei.ed. This i es-
IeciaIly true @: family melicine, and If Is
tositiye proys that the remedy iinitssed i ot
the highest yalEe. A. aeon a. it had been
testei and proyei by the whole word tbs. Hop
Bitters vas the pure-., Lest and most valnshie
family medicine on earth, many limitations
sprang up and began t. steal the notices in
which the pfess and tie people Of the en"n;ry
ha.a EXPRESSED the merits Of II. Bisten and in
every way trying to induce suffering inyaiids
70 use their sta'f instead eHpectinI t. make
money and credit on the good name of H. B.
Nany Others started nnStrurns put up in siini-
lar style % IL y with var;Aus devised names
IN which the word ''Hop' OF Hops were
used in way To iDiace people 70 believe they
were the same as Hop bitfsrs. All such mr.
.ended remedies or cures. no matter what their
-tyir or name j.. and e-JeesAIlv thn~e 9Th the
word "Hap7 or Hop" in their name orin any
war canpe.te.l Eith thea az their name: are
limitations or coun:erfeits- Beware Of them.
T,s,-;, non- Of then U,e nothing but tos
genuine Hop Bitter., with hun-h or eiustsr
q green haps on tn. white label Trust n"th,
iry e,.e. Druggists and dealers are v.nea
agxIrsr ieaiing in iEnisatious o- eounferfeitA
fsl,24-1md&w
, 1883-03-03

CONTEMPLATED IMPROVEMENTS
Father Duffy We learn that the Catholic de-
nomination Of this city contemplate scme ex-
tensive building improvements tins coming
summer. The crowded state OF ST. Marys
hospital during the past winter has Goa
WINGED the Sisters in charge OF ;ts beng too
small 10 accommodate all who apply from
the Surrounding country, and it Is found
necessary to put up new building. 1t Is
not decided as Yet whether they Will huiid
an entirely new hospital or not. But IN
that event the present building Will be Used
for a school building.
, 1883-03-03

FyISHIyG UP:-The construction forcss
on the ". ". L P. brauch have finished
the man line into Blue mountain,
and are now engaged in surfacipg and put
ting in side tracks at the various stations be-
tween here and the terminus. Superin-
tendent Ba.emAn has sent below for an extra
force OF Cinnamon TO facilitate snrfacing
work, and We would not be surprised il be
soon got orders to transfer his forces to the
Pslouse branch.
, 1883-03-03
District Court
ADJOURNED TKRM-wISG,RD, =

ADJOURNED TERM-wING,RD, ;.
TWENTY-FIVE DAY.
First National Bank vs ". ". D4'is ct
al. Orley Hull and Y. II. LAM est ex-
anlirea FOR plaintiffs
TwENTY-SINFH pAY.
First Natioual Bsnkvs W. W. DAVIS ct
Al. B. l. Sharpst.in ani ". {. Painter
sSorn for plaintiffs, Paiiip Yenny, Fletch
er, Fields, Chris. Maier and ". c. icnes
examined for defense.
TWESTY- SEVENTH DAY.
First National hank vs ". ". plTis I'll
al. The following witnesses were swoin IL
behalf of defendants: ID. J. Crowley, Frank
". Paine, Oscar Olsen and u. :. Andrews.
TwENTY-EIGHTH DAY.
First National tank vs. W ". DAVIS,
Jao. F. Boyer AMI Geo. 7. Th5m. .'soa ex-
amined for defendants.
, 1883-03-03

To EE BURIED SUNpAY.-The remaIns o;
Maior Victor Tievitt have been lying IN the
Masonic Hail at The D,lles ever sinee they
were brought from California, the 'i'er nav
ing been blocked all th,s time. thus prevent
ing the carrying out Of his last wish, VIZ,
to Ire buried on Memaloo-e island. Next
Sunday, March 1 h, has been fixed as the
day for the funeral. and the rivar will no
doub. to naviga!le by that time. Mr.. Frank
7. Dodge, superintendent o; the ri'er "iVls'
ION of the o. Il. & Co, has kindly rendered
free of charge the Use Of the steamer Hasa
10, which will leave The Dalles about A.
NJ. wih the body. the Masonic fraternity,
and as many fri,nls IS the boat will com
for.ably accommodate. She will return to
The Dalles immediately after the funeral
ceremony.
, 1883-03-03
Snnrbo<iy'. Child.

S,meb..dys child is d, :ng-dying with 'ne
frsh Of hope on his young face, and sonaee"dy
mother ;hinking cf the time when that de1f
face vii, be hidden uheie no ray OF hope can
brighten it-because there Is no cure for con-
sumption. Reaier, if the child BE your neish-
b.r's. take this comfor. .ng word to the mother :
h..,. hsf,r. IL Is too late. Tell her that con-
sumption !. durable; that men are liViss to-day
whom the physicians pronounced ineuFa''e,
because one lung had bten aiDost de-troye'i
bv the disease. DIR. Pierce's Golden AedieA'
Discovery has cured hundreds; s'irFas-es Co
Ever oil, hyp1phosphyses, .nd other medicines
IN euring this di.ea.e. Sold By druggists
, 1883-03-03

PUr THIS N Your PIPE.-Some paper
has been accusing the editor Of the Yakima
Record of plagiarism at which the aforesaid
journalist takes unbraSe, and truthfuily
says: We don't copy after the style ct
sny Eager in tins territory, the assertions OF
4 wouId-be eopyIst after the Record to the
contrary notwithstanding. The Record, ii
is own e,iitor does say 1t, Publishes more
local intelligence, measuring column by
column. than any other paper ia the terri
tory except two-the Walla Walls STATES
MAN and Seattle IteliigenccI-.
, 1883-03-03
rrEsENr cKnr oF caILpEEN

Have attended school until they arrivs at
maturity, am: the tribal relations have been
broken up and forgotteH, We think they
would he nearer To civilization than they
would ever lie under the presen, reservation
systrfn And good plan IT, work up and
brip. this question: before Congress would
b. TO let every newspaper IN the county
agtate il, snl every county IN the territory
and every state ani territory on the coast
send petitions to their rsPres' natives IN
Congress. Every state AMI territory on Tins
side 1f the Rocky mountains are afflicted
more or less with these Indian reservations
IN the same mann as this territ'ry ~, and
no doubt would freely act IN cnneert aud
maze It common cause ali over the cna>t-
Respectfully.