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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

THE Republican papers express posi-
tive knowledge as TO the constitution
Rlity Ot the Scott liquor tax law. 1t is
claimed they base their knowledge upon
what Governor Foster says, suppOslng
he knOwst the opinion OF the Court, as
he recently appointed two of them.
T'hsy claimed the same thing year ago
Of tne Pond law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
VIA. Awake Drnrni...

Mr.. P. H. Barr is always wide awake
in his business and spares no pains TO
celebrated DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. The only certain cure
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, HOarse-
ness, Asthma, bay Fever, Bronchitis, or
any affection of the Throat and Lungs.
Sold on a positive guarantee. win give
you a Trial Bottle free. Regular size
sI00
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

THE Democratic party is the party OF
lustice-the enemy OF injustice in
legislatfon. The Democratic doctrine
embraces equal rights, equal OppOr-
tahittssy equal taxation; no faVOritIsm
in government, no privileged classes,
ne Protected interests, no established
church, nc. sacred nobility or aristoeraey.
1udiYidRal liberty; freedom of opinion
and1reed0m Of action within the limit
Of inst and equal iaws,l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

SfHR chief object in tariff taxation
under Republican rule, has been raising
bOunties for capitalists engaged in a
feWafaEored lines of industry. The OBJ
jeet was not equal taxation; nor even
70 afford equal Opportunity, for some in
dustries were crushed and the people
generally robbed. ........
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

That 1t Is long lane that has no turn
ing; that many q shaft at random sent,
hnds mark. the. archer little meant;
that no remedy sold will cure coughs,
colds, Group, WhOOping cough and all
throat and lung troubles 50 quickly nor
as Dr., Bigelow's Positive
cure; that our druggists, Dnrbin. Wright
s. Co. are very generous to give trial bot
ties Of this remedy free OF charge.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

PROF.. HENRY MORTON, of the Stevens
Institute OF Technology, at New York,
elaimed In q lecture, that he had dis
covered the means of applying electric
ity as a motive power for running street
cars or the most complicated machinery.
The lecturer exhibited his contriVance,
which Is quite simple, ana will require
but little compass 10 contain sufficient
energy TO prOpel large machines.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
Road Notice.

Roce q nereby gven thAt petition viii be present.
"a tho Oommlsi0herg Of Stark County their eIt
June aaaon, ID. 1888. praying for the location Of
county road the following line toWit Beginning at
point the % the pabIle road leading fruni
LOuisyle % o91asb1rgh on tho toWnshlp line OF Wanh,
naton and Mn ahlllen townsnips and running south
Blanc (n aec, Isl Frank Crises I'm Beo l9). SoSeph
KrAbin n sec I0), and EphrAim Pickena (ln sec %
residents Or WAshinGton township IN said county
Maurice aullln I'm sec 81 JOHN Knoll lin IBl.
Martha Horn I'm IS John, Horn lp lRl An
drgw BecheE On sec 1Bl, Christian KF0pn nm Se6 24J
Mary 9o0f1a. Nicholas aud Augustus CAnelOt IN SEQ
24l, and samuel Pekens IN 24 rssldents % MINT
shliien township In said county and terminating In
the center Of the public road leading from HAFsburNb
70 Phris (aDrl4-hWl A PETITIONER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

Salem. o., to the District Assembly,
A. Paid by exchange Of receipt.
Q. Is IL not also true that the 900
was paid to BOnsalf about the first Of
April, 1882 rEl-N
been the latter part OF March or the lat
OF April. HIS
lSignedl AIRx, @. RANKIN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

sRtKR9 thrOns In Europe is menaced
By the success Of ths French Republic.
This Is sufficient explanation of the
growing unfriendliness of Italy, Austria
AuaGUfmhay 0the government of Paris.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
nunklnn,a Arnioa salra .

The greatest medical wonder OF the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores. Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
COrns, letter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptiOns, guaranteed to cure In
every instance. OF money refunded. %
cents per boz. For sale BY P. II. Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

TIE Riehland Shield and Banner an
nOunees Its intention of starting daily.
We wish 1t every measure of success.
WShOpe tiley will get telegraphie news
right and cheap so they can stand it. II
Rot, lee It severely alone would be our
naufaat PIT"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

THE Republican papers at Cleveland
are fairly e0nfOandeaI at the work of q
Democratic Mayor and Council. They
never saw such a. thing before I'm that
town and they are. nearly wild. The
nice men the z. o. p. had In Office have
been all ttlrned out. What Is this world
coming tO2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

The Cleveland Republicans are disap-
pointed all round. After being beaten
at the eleetloA they prOphesied the Demo-
eEsta would quarrel over the dlstriDu-
ttOn Of the offices; but they have not
Quarreled. and hence the Republicans
are again disappointed. The Republican
lean years have set IN, and are likely to
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, the Scotch mil
liOnaire who made his fortune In
America, gave free library TO his ma
tive town, Dunfermline. This fngtitu-
tiOn will be opened by Lord 2osebery
sometime in May, and Il is possible that
some OF the royal family viii be present
at the ceremony.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

WK}uSed to hear OF the Drsd Scott
decisi6n. We wonder II our Republican
friends In Ohio don't dread a new Scott
decision. "A year ago they dreaded the
Pond law decision.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
ROAD NOTICE.

fns-JiidJqsH eds -------~~s "a UI supff4aIa4 %
Notice Ia hereby given that petition viii be preBen-
ted 10 the Commissioners Of stark county Ohio their
mont session in June. A. D. 1885, prAynR Tor tbs agEl
lsnnent of county ROAD the following line toWlt:
Oomenelng about ten rods south Of tho northeast
% the n9Tfhyesg quarter o. section thirty thrsei
thence north the center line through twenty
eight tWentyone md sixteen 20 the north une Of be
ton sixteen; thence east said line about rods
lntese road runniug n0rtn TO Now Baltimore IN Mari
hOro township In said county. APEtTrIoNER
Marlboro. o.. April lS. 1883. Apr2I-hW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
Hard Hard Wood Lumber.

The undersigned has for sale ns lot of Hard wood
Lumber. oOnsisting Of Oak, Hickory, Chestnut Maple
Cherry. &a Also . loo Of Black walnut and lot OF
cheap wood. Abortion Of the u excellent for
cheap building purposa the price ranging from 0S 70
k20 par 0OO Apply as the oce. west 9th and
Valley Ry.
mcbS-dm o. @. BROWN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

JUDGE GEDDEs, ifSnominated for Gov
ernor, would carry Holmes county by
an unprecedented majority. General
Ward would be the next strongest
Holmes Co. Farmer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28

THE Ohio wool growers will not be
oOmfOrted by the moral suasiOn and
soothing syrup Of the Republican press.
Let the procession move on.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
FARM FOR SALE.

Farm OF 1a2 acres for saa Good timber. good tsnees
good water sugar orchard and In good slAJe Of culvA
don Any parties desiring % the plac9 Will Be met
train hi Freedom station by giving notice Address
! OLDS 4 5ONA
aDrT-gm Freedom Portage Ca. 0hio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
NOTICE TO Contractors.

scaled proposals VIII be received &C the Auditors
once. Canton! Ohio. until ~ O'Clock m on Monday
MAY 14th 1888. for the erection and cOmDletiOn OF
frame wash house AZ the staTk County nnrInaFg PiAnB
and specifications can BE- ht the AudltoFs once
. By order Of Beard Of Commissioners OF staEk
aI a.t,a lIGIl'lT = 3 y. N RAMSEY, Auditor.
I Canton. o. April II. 1ssS.-i4hN - !
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
North German Lloyd Line,

- = : MEN AND BALTIMORE ~. .,,,,,,t. DO.
SteAes Ai from New York 20 Bremen eveEy SATURDAY.
= Bremen 70 H5pgY0rk 0RdI9 sunday.
rr" ulFli"4 Id .' 70 lBAltmoTp syeEy Msdnesfy
f. BAltimora 70 bremen oveIy rnur8dAy
Hates OF PAs9AGe, from New Yurk % Bremen. South
bamDton London and AnSFe lBI cabln. lOOt - cson
$50; 5teerARe ESQ. Prepaid % Nov York, lat cetIu
SI20 I'd cabin e73. SteefAae t2s. Round tTip elecla
b5Ol 4IiI iIi i N =. hAkBaEAy AEk. Canton. U
OKlRlOH9 & co N Y. 6eneral AatB, ~. y n.
A SCHUMACHEB a 90. 6enl Aats.. Baltimore
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
MaIl., aRonrh on corna..

Ask for WelIs' Rough on COrns." 15e.
Quick, complete, permanent cure.
Corne, warts. buniOng,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
Ene Democrat.
A. McGREGOR, Editor.

TIE Plain Dealer was voted the city
printing by the Cleveland Council.
Twas WOrthily bestowed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
FOR SALE.

Ths property Known a. . part of the STARK County
Agricultural S0ciotys ground. lying north OF the Con
notion Valley hallway will be sold cheap on
able terms For particulars call on OF address stArk
ContOn- Ohfo - I.. mchIOom
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
Delaware Farms For Sale,
From SO to $40 Der Acre.

Also Mlls, stores. Machine shops. H0tels town and
country Rasidence Send for Information and praces
10 ,. d. hEHDkICKa, Hal nstate Agent
moAlokm Houston, 0oiaBaFA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
A MARES NEST!
Everything is Lovely and the Nc
Kinley Goose Hangs High!

The Mckinley Organ Tries to Draw crnmh
OfGoId Comfort from RankIn's Rattle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-04-28
oI11NA q GLASSWARE.

HoIi. nave Ueen swIndIed ana pay
ing high prices, long, enough. / am
agOinR this very day 70 LoOmfs q Kent's
and buy one of those Baby Buggiss an
one of those Crown Jewel VapOT Stoves.
i have heard of the New Blake s. Davis
Burner, and Twill have no other. f'i'
, 1883-03-17
An Inquiry n Relation to Furnishing the
City Hall.

EnrroR STATESMAN u ste BY the state
ments in the papers that the City Hall api
and Council Chamber have been furnished
with new and tine furniture to tie amount
Of several hundreds of dollsr2- Now IN
view Of the fact that the tax payers 81 TIE
CITY are srO.nins under the burdens OF eS :"
aud special taxes. and a!s' the iacf OF ''r
city being in deb, TO such an extent a. 20
b,r,sss its workings, does i. no; seem strange
that the City Council shonid purchase the
furniture without IN common justice to the
,ax.psyers) making statement OF articles
needed and advertise for proposals to 'aFa'sh
,bs same 4. the lowest cost 20 the ,aI-?Syers.
Or is the city OF Walla Walla under such
weish.y obligations to the Councilman from
over the bridge as to en:i,le lin to the sole
privilege OF p,oviding fer the city wouia
he plss,ed to have oar wcuid-be economical
Council explain. iAaA
, 1883-03-17
LITTLE MERRY MAKERS.
A Birthday Party At which Lulu Guthridge
does the Honors Right Royalty.

Our esteemed fellow townsmsn 2. e. Guth-
ridges daughter Lulu Was ten wears old yes
teriay, and tle event was celebrated by the
little lady inviting her young laiy friends
to a dinner-in fac. it vas a regular kettle
drum" The children arrived early IN the
Afternoon and soon commenced srch scene
of merry making as one but seldom sees
About four O'Clock dinner was announced,
and the children sat down t. a bgrnt, Gus
repsst. A SrArssMAN reporter Lappenel III
Just as they were finished, and that .siie
was a sight TO behold it was a perfect
wreck
Little Miss Laiu was the reei lent o; sey-
eral costly and beautiful gifts from her
parents. relatives ard friends, which She
displayed to our representative With ali the
pride OF a much older maiden. Among ii lem
was a silver card receiver a baud on" brl-
de, h,nlkercbiefs. birthday e.gds, PIE ure
books, etc, to numerous to merton.
Oar report,r by iint of hard strugsls
secur d the names of the following h,tie
Misses who uere preseIt: Alnes Malloy,
Ida Pnks, Gertrude Lyuch, Ella Lyn;h,
Kittie Lindsey, May Bislock. Nj lie MeTri i,
MAY WcE. IAs VII iams. Katie Williams,
Maggie Thomas, lie Boucher, Annie Faucet,
Fannie Kirkman. Lizzie d Ally. Jessie Damn,
Emma Hall. Lula SJahl, Annie Rickrt, Byra
Cullen About SIX o'clock the joyous little
ones departed for the,r homes each n tan'
wishing their youthful hostess many harP'
re'urns of the day.
, 1883-03-17
RArLRoaDING UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
PASSENGERS over the Northern Pacific COM
PEELED to Cross q Miniature Lake IN
Row Boat.

Nr. l.. {. Sshell.r, late salesman with
Sprague & Fauweather, at SPragne. called
AT the STATESMAN editorial rooms this after
noon anil to a reporter related few OF his
experiences coming down over the Nortter
Pacific Light before last. From SPra5ne to
Bluff Wells the trip was made on constTuc-
ton train. Just before reaching the latter
nlace. tie track runs into lake IN
n CANYON. some two or three niles long,
and .vo miles uiia Here the passengers,
consisting Of several men AMI lady, we're
transferred :nso a row boat and ferried across
IN this manner. From there 70 Aiusworth
,ha trip was made on construction trans
and hand cars-jn fact aay way to get over
tLs road. /, is stated that the wSter over
tb. track at the lake Is about ) !eet deep
and the prospects are that il will remain
.h.r, for some time At present sil the
f,rcas If the division are cunceutrated st
this place building a track aToaad the water
and skirtlng the foothills. and more 'nan
=. week will allrse before travel will be cor
siiered safe.
Mr. :. reports tunes IN SpraEue as eSe@e',- ,-
inyly dull Just now, though business viii
.oou begin TO look mp. Immigrants are daily
arriving and locating in the Big Bend com
, 1883-03-17
Personal Mention.

Miss Rose Armstrong has returnel lone
from Portland.
PA. Sherman, Of the o. L Co. j. =; the
Delrronico to-day.
John Mustard. e,-sher:H Of ColumbiAcouaty.
il q. the DelraJnieo.
VIII Clark, of the Willamette Farmer le4ves
or home this morning.
DIV. B. Glove and Frank Hedger, beth
Walls WSllians. gradusted ST the Philadelphia
College on the '0-h ms
Rev. ]. Y. Crawford, OF beaverton Califor-
MIA, arrived last night He cones n response
to telegram from The oh>e-s Of :he Cu-nber-
land Presbyterian Church, AMI vii be az their
prayer meeting tonight, aid will preach next
Sundsy.
In consideration Of his energy, seniality and
attention 70 his bu,ines.. the proprietor Of the
STATESMAN HIS presented = Frank u. Gray.
city editor. yory hsa t-.Irse eRans!e: so,ld
silver hsdse, which We haPs VIII be duly re-
spected By al with whom Mr. Grsy interviews
in the interest Is th;s srst-c.ass fsn;iY asvE.
papE.
, 1883-03-17

EoaE iSpusIRY.-Chri. Ennis L Co. arr
keeping the good reputation they h'v. gained
IN this country for enterprise sni keeping
good meat. There IS no~ hanging in the
shop some beef that i, equal 20 any 'hosn
ir the English markets a. Christmss time !;
the whole beef. d5essst. weighs ll.O pouad.
and Is very fat Tie firm are now Shipping
bacon and ham. hone cured, 10 8iasworth
and other towns along the line o: the North
ern. The idea os "foreiyne,s. English. Irish
or Germans bCtldiug ~ industries IN III,
city is very obnoxious to CERTAIN class OF
Know-uothiDgs here and their -D'srr-ise Is
blocked In every shspe A-d ior@. Chris
Earis especially should be sat down upon At
once, or by bis energy ana iniustry he vii
be buildias up busiuess tina. Will e.eniually
employ q huadred people and that, accord
irg 10 morning and evening ethics, viii
never do.
, 1883-03-17
WANT THEIR NAIL
Citizens Of Weston and Centerville Ash 70
Have heir Mail Matter Forwarded

List night W. Fl. Geteheli. City Marshal
Of Weston, reached the quarantine line and
was promptly stopped by the mounted po-
lice. He gave his name and stated that he
had important documents from the officials
Of Weston to Mayor McAulif, and desired
to see that gentleman personally. His Honor
gave Mr.. Getcbell permission to pass. sni
he forthwith handed over several offi-:sl
seals which indicated their gsnuineness.
The Mayor said he would look them over
and call a special meeting of our Council to-
night to take action On their pUrport.
This moraing Mr.. Ge;chel. called at the
STATEsMAN editorial rooms aud
MADE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT
In relation to the alleged smallpox epidemic
in his locality: There Is but two czses Of
small Pox near Weston, i Miss Russell ard
man named Brown, and they are both
under one ROOF The Sehrings. who have
been down With the disease, are eonvaI=s-
cent, and entirely out OF danger In ana
around Milton and Center lille there Is no
smallpox, and be has official dccrnents to
prove his assertions. lie bames the whole
matter to q doctor there writing to Weston.
that the smallpox had broken out before
ne had made inquiries ana asked to have
vaccine sent A good many persons attended
the Sebring funeral, who was supposed TO
have died OF measles, and when Miss Russell
came down sick the people became terror
stricken. a Mss Lane. who was sent from
the Weston hotel TO CenteryIlle with sup
posed small pox, is declared On proof
TO BE II SowIsE AFFECTED
And is in perfect good health. 1t lie thought
that the disease was contracted from dog
by the present patients. aud they were re-
ported yesterday as getting along nicely and
out of danger.
Mr.. Ge.chell says be can prove to the
Mayor and Council of this city that they
would be justified in raising the quarantine
on the mail at least-that Is what he Is here
for. He does not blame our chief executive
for the sanitary precautions he so promptly
took, and believe he would have done the
same under the same circumstance. i: the
same time the gentleman Gays that the re-
ports have been CRAFTY exaggerated and In
many instances totally untrue. While Wes-
ton people are ccnsiierably annoyed a. their
isolation they express 10 hard feeling be-
cause Of our sanitary restrictions and believe
if other city officials had been IS careful and
prompt TO move as Sir. McAuiitf, Ihers
would have been no occasion toe all this
trouble. In thi. we heartlly cnncur.
, 1883-03-17

4 HUNB-G EXPOSED There il an indi-
viiual IN this city who has been imposing
upon the puhlic. by ststinc that. shove ali
other things in the world. he is . Frencl
prince and a descendent Of Charlemssne.
This little iiau has IN his possession cop
DIR plate, from which some card. have been
print, with q coat Of arms. quartered on
which is the regal Gallo cock. tie cr rsss Of
the old French kings. He claims .hi. pls.e
to be Of bis orn fsthsr, snd, although the
name originally upon 1t has heen nearly rub-
bed out, il is not so much so as TO prevent
keen eve from readily seeirg 6 that another and
entirely different name was upon it from the
one ne claims. He is the sane fellow who
made such parade and fuss with the artil-
lery company here. claiming that Governor
Newell hsd given him eonmis-,On. which
be did uot, aud going around IN uniform
which was probably never paid for. He al
50 writes letters 70 S,n Francisco papers call
ia: himself ore of the shining lights o. So
eie.y aud mentioning his own name With
the prefix ''CcioDsl.'
, 1883-03-17
A New Departure.

For long time II has been evident that
something had tn be done 10 keep money IN
this city which has heretofore been sent to
Portland, San Francisco and eyea the East
ern States 70: printing and binding With
that end IN view, the propFi-tpr of tie
STATESMAN has always intended. wien LIS
new brick office was erected, to perform the
work for which three prices AMI IS msny m
necessary profits have been made. Paying
cash for the plain paper sni baTrng the best
ruling machine on the coast. with men who
have made such work IS job printing, tcllng
and binding the business OF their lives, and
sho are, therefore. well acquainted with al
the most difficult work. &c pro- ose m this
tina on to perform wo,k IS cheap and good
rs can b. obtained even 10 the Etst-ra
States. The great difficulty has been TO
t.racarr go5d men. 5rt Row. il Mr.. .. K.
Howe. ss ruler and boak.biaier, ani Mr..
FL. Maiden, 3 q ioh printer, the p-ople al
this city AL sur.o1nd'ng country Caa
obtain double tie work for the same money
they hays b-su paving. Tbs is to be 4 spe-
eat hrnaeh OF the Lus!as-s ana vii a. con-
dacted OF hor est bn''usss PRINCIPLES. There
- nc work. even TIE lsrg-st IN! Go-t intri-
cate ici-ers. county recIi'. record CT
mortgage. ard traas!s's. u'zFbliag. 3 ding,
and ;a fact all WORK pertaining 70 .he book
binding tr,ds t.sia iat 0e oIn Do
This sis 4 aer dspa-tsce f,r Villa Ws.la.
ha. II IS The in.5r ton %. tn. company %
tuil' ~ 'rssh ;ndas'ry. saa i: Is evident
fro,a ths ia aasrols or.sr- a.: encourage
n,.nt slr-aiy rec.Icsi th.t ou- citizens fully
appr-c;s.e orr efforts toEari kreping busi-
ness !r th- cI.y sud c,vIn. employment to
rlauv others Tn shon i uow op-n. No.
+ u II iri STREET, Walls Walls, next door 20
W.shiuE.o2 eryine house, toward Alder
st~nrr
, 1883-03-17
YAKIIlA GLkAkIN6S.
An Occasional Correspondent Gives Us .
Paiatanle pos.--A Real Estate boom"
Fine we.ther-yen;son for the Future
Etc
ErEou Az OCCASIONAL cOKREsrcyDEsr.l
y,Krs, CRY. March s, 1883

YAKIMA CITY. MaTcn ., 1872
EDrroa STATESMAN The sun Is warm
and the faos has nearly all wora gradually
away. Have hsa scarcely any wind this
spr;ps. and the snow stands OF the sun
bravsly. Have had no freshet Yet, and DO
not look for high water now rn.il the regular
June freshet.
The red men of the fOres. report inst they
have msmoloosei abou. titty head OF venison
on the bunch grass hills this winter between
this place and Kittitas valley. and nO' >
god season for deer either
is reyo-ted tina. the Seattle ditch cam-
p.ny have engaged al tie lumber to De
saved by two OF our saw mills the cominS
season, thu lumber TO be used Ey them tor
bur!iing purposes, aai for fumes IN the
coas 'ruction Of the. proposed water ditcb'
for irrigat,n- large tracts OF our ssse i2nas'
and for milling purposes. etc.
Our resI estate boom still continues. Sew
sr,l sales Of town property recently at 's''
prices, also some new locations OF farming
Lands made a, the land Office. and new
arrivals coming in and looking ;or locations
every few days.
Our folks are determined TO go ahead, not
withstsndiag the delay OF railroad matters
l.. tins directi,h. We think after from ~
TO Is years indulgencs that the n. T. 10.
should either build the Cascade division
now. w.thoat unnecessary delay. or give up
this land grant to some other company that
is disposed 20 construc: the road
The people OF kittitas valley are nov pro-
posing to build a wagon road through the
Snoqualuie pass 10 Seattle, and Will do 1t by
private enterprise, and the probability Is
tina, the people al over this county viii con-
tribute more or less for opening that pass
an outlet so much needed.
Oar minirg camps also hid fair to be some
what int,re- tIng the coming season. Men
q. both capital aid energy are beginning TO
invest in the different quartz loies 10 fes-
hastin, Svauk ami also tie Cie-elum district.
Stone cnal OF good quality hss also been
discovered within reach ut this place, which
will be p,o.pee:ei the coming summer
More anon, YAKIMA
, 1883-03-17

QCIc6 WogK.-Yesterdsy morring an
order w,s received at the STATESMAN Office
f,r 300 labels AMI by noon they were ready
for delivery. The gentleman who brought
the order WAS informed that the work could
10. re done II this c;-y. Ep,. ~ !. nrr. thss
sAt>6=d w.:h the Sn,t t'!s et;iea terr--i G.;
for him