, 1883-01-27

TIGsK's MEErIyc.-On Friday night the
Tiger, held most enthusiastic meeting ut
their hall and decided TO commemorate their
removal to ther new headquarters with \
dance and supper Invitations are to be
extended TO the Hon Mayor and City Coun-
ell aud members ut the press. Chl"f Eng
ueer Crane is only waiting for the p
nary PREPARATIONS On the part OF the con
10 decide when the affair is to come otfs
Fsom Ae Daily Of Monday.
The output of the King county coal nf
during 1882, WAS about I7o. 900 tons.
Miss Annie Marshall, daughter of w. Fl.
Marshall, has re,urn-d from a visit to Oregon
City.
The Baker CITY Tribune is making great
success. of it, new sem-weekly departure. 1t
is a good newspaper.
Hog- haze died in Goose Lake Valley, Lake
county, from eatias circasses OF cattle that
have died from blscSleg.
Quite good house greeted the first appear
ance Of the WYman Comedy Company "a
Saturday night, in the play entitled '.fakie.'
The semi weekly mail running from Prescott
To Ritzyile after temporary interruption by
zee IN the Snake is again running regularly.
4 child Of Mr. Eenville's, at Hudson Bay
farm fell and broke its little arm last evening.
Dr. Boyd went off post haste this morning to
attend 10 it.
n G. Silsby has taken 4 contract to haul
9,OO0 SACKS of wheat from the ranch Of Mr..
George Dacres To the depot. Mathoit Bros.
are the purchasers.
James Lacy, the escaped convict from Seat
CT, has been recaptursd and conveyed back To
the penitentisry He WAS captured by some
hunters in the woods near Kslama
The railroad has created demand for and
raised the price Of grain. and a; the s'me time
furnished means of cheap transportation BY
which to preserve the equilibrium in pricea-
The winc yield of Napa eounty, Cal, for the
year issI is reported at 2,643,sOo gallons
This immense prodnc. Is divided among u
cellars One firm alone. Auduran Co, nj
Nap. City. made 10000 gallons.
Charley Davis leaves this evening for Port
land and the Willamette Valley on business
trip Before he returns he will visit Seattle
and probably San Francisco. We commend
him to the newspsper fraternity wherever be
visits.
Preparations are being made on an exten-
sive scale TO hold grand triennia, conclaye Of
K,ights Templar at San Francisco next Au-
, gust "he Oregon commanderies will charter
a steamer and live on board while in San
Francisco.
Our thanks are due +. NJ Bowman & Co.
for prompt and efficient work in replacing the
pipes, etc attached to the pumping APPARATUS
Of our engine burst during the recert cold
snap. The STATESMAN can recommend the
h,m as reliable and good workmen-
John L,dd. Of Pendleton, agent for the over
land stage >onp2ny, !. here On business ccn-
n-c.eI with the forage department. He
|. wishes 10 purchase barley for the use Of the
company II the price suits be viii buy bar
! ley and oats here, othersise he will be forced
to look to Oregon for needed supply for the
present.
/ The jacksonville 7taaes says: Some Of the
stock-rAisers east Of the mountains are trying
/ the vaccination Of calves with garlic As pre-
venta,ive Of blackleg, with apparently good
results The garlic is inserted under the skin
and produces running sore. which briggs ont
all impurities Of the blood and rrscues tia AMI
! NAL fram the ravagcs of this dread DISEASE
The weather continues cold, ard the proba-
( biIi,ies are that i. will continue for the next
week or ten days. The barometer has came
down from the phenomena! height Il attained
during the bst week and now remains sseady
at2s-. With the snow we have on the ground
the crops could not be better protected and
pruss.sc:s Of Zig crop next harvest are better
than ever.
A car load Of oats w. shipped fr,m oses'n
up to Pendleto. fe~ days .so for the use O
the stage company Grsads Ronde u having
a bonn in hay this year. A good nsiess y
worth from sl5 to so a ton The stase aesss
n. Pepdie.cs -s,p that be vii run hs essns
nm vr..s vpen The snow clears of thaf hns.ss
A., ehs.usr than grain. TAsre is boosd y b
. ae.s n.resy Of os.s IN Esaen oss1en "a
! W,.Aipxtou bsfo. ths sev crop enna n