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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-02
NOTICE.!
Seattle Homestead Association
LANDS.

A LII PERSONS PURCHASING OR
"A intending to purchase any OF the real
estate formerly owned or now owned by
the SEATTLE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
are hereby notified that ! am about 70
commence suit in the District Court at
seattle. IN behalf Of myself and Others. TO
wind up the affairs of said association ami
distribute its assets among IL CREDITORS
and stock holders.
And rbe hubble are further notified that
M nersou Is authorized BY said corpora
ton TO dispose of said Land In 5scre
tracts or Otherwise; and further, that NO
valid title can be made except By said
cs,rpnrati0n, through its duly authorized
efficers 70 said lands or any portion q
oamo. ,oxvxr-.uv
O. q IL Gfockh nadoEu az onf1 oogpoIA13q0
olAx5xR Dse. ~, ~ ~
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now TO SECURE HEALTH.

It is strange any one viii suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when Scovill's Sars.parilla and
Stiliingia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health ~ the phys
ical organization. 1t is a strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and Tn. best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing Scrofula, Syphliiitic disorders,
Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipelas,
malaria: Nervous disorders, DeDiilty,
Bilious complaints and diseases of the
- LIVER, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin,
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Chas. Golds.ein the Halter has thu
nobbiest stock of hnts and cape ever
shown in Seattle. Give him call.
Front street, with Little Mack. the jew-
eler. oIS-lm
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF JOHN HAYES. DE
~ ceased-NOtice Il hereby given by the
undersigned. administrator Of the estate
OF John Hayes, deceased. to all the cred
itors of ana TO all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them.
with the necessary VOUCHERS. within one
wear after the date Of this notice. TO the
said administrator, at his place OF residence
in the city Of Seattle, in said Territory.
Dated Seattle. Jan. 18th. 18sa
III. l.. YESLER,
Administrator Of the estate Of John Hayes.
deceased.
Wood 8 Ronald. Attorneys for Estate.
ils ssr
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IohM WILSON.

CARPENTER AND BUfLDER-PLAys
~ and specifications furnished. chop
and residence cor. Eighth ana Washing
ton sts Jobbing done. d29-tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-02

DR.. G. L. Miller, ST.. Cherry street,
has N. urned from San Francisco. For
private and chronic diseases see HIM.
il i'm
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The celebrated Crown Cylinder, Jour
nal and other lubricatinR oils q Waid
a CampbolIsa
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H. G. Mclaughlin, Optician, Front
street, Masonic building. A fit guar
anteed.
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ssOUR HON e.,

THIS NEW AND ELEGANT SALOON
i Il now open TO the public in the rear
room. basement floor. of the Marshall
Block. A frst-class lurch will be served
for business men from 3 till 2every day.
A free lunch vii. also be s.rved. The
hest liquors. cigars and beer kept On hard
Give ns call. and you viii net go away
spEry for II
ANDERSON ! GO.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

TN TdE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
/ Third Judicial District Of Washington
Territory, holding terms ut Port Townsend.
$50 -Jamer Kingston, fl.iauf, We. EAs-
Oh B. Ebey, Defendant
Under and by virtue Of an execution Issued
out Of the above named court. in the above
entitled sction, have duly levied upon tbs
following describ real property. ta-wit:
Beginning at q point and IS 100 chsins south
Of The northeast corner Of the EDWARD Hanford
donation claim, in se ction nine f9l township
tweuty-fo r t24l north Of range hour az east.
and running from hence south and 62 100
ch-ins; ther ce weet IL chains; thence north
chains; thence west 8 25.i0 chsins; thence
north 62 Inks; thence east IS 25J01 chains to
the plsre OF beginning. attaining four and
three fourths scres. more or iess. Also lots
nine (9) and twelve Q2l in block nineteen
1p) OF A. A. DenRy's addition to the
city of sesttle-sll In King County. Washing
ION Territory. And will. OF
Saturday. the Sd day Of February, 1883.
At the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. in
front OF the Court House door In sesttie, In
said King county. proce ed 70 sell said property
.. public auction to the highest bidder for
cash.
Dated this Sd day Of January. 1883
J,H Me0RAw.
Sheriff OF King County. W +.
Haller 4 Engls, Attornsysfor Plaintiff
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NJ. Pasteur for the last ten years has
been spending much of his time in the
company of mad dogs, in order TO test
the value of his incubation theory. He
has just communicated the most recent
results of his Investigations to the
French Academy of Sciences. de states
that ell the dogs which he had inocu.
lated with the virus, and which had
been cured of the disease thus oommu-
u,icated, enjoyed perfect immunity from
a second attack. Hence he argues that
dogs, being the originators OF hydro
phobia, should be compelled 70. pass
through the ordeal of incubation In
order that they might thences0rth be
powerless to drive men mad.
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A Cincinnati woman was nursing her
husband, a broken down sot, when he
leaped wildly from the bed, b4andlshed
a huge knife, which hs had surrepti-
tiously obtained, and shrew her on the
fioor. declaring that be was divine;y
commanded to slay her. Then ensued
desperate fight, N wh'csr tho woman
held fast to b hands with all her
might, and he Nac able o1ly 70 lnnict 3
few small cats. Just IS har strength
WAS failing. her screams brought help
from several neiahbors. his assault
seemed To them so atrocious that they
did not interfere vixen he trrned the
blade agains. himself, but allowed nun
to commit suicide unhindered.
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Office in Buffers Building, Seattle, W.
T. lift
, 1883-02-10

some vriter .ays 'grest ealanisiss NAVE .
Waves through the vrrii" 2. B. Jseesos b.
returned T. wI,s wslla from Syrsss-s.
Ny.
The @. r. s n. ca. sre NOE chsns ns their
engines % coal burnera Al the locomotives
on passenger trains haye slresiy discarded
wood
We noticed an individual this morning liter
ally loaded down xi;h wild rabbits and oo.seu-
tails, killed in TIE f,c. .-kiEs tn our innsi'sts
vicinity.
Ticket. ~ere not seld Las, nL,hs to points on
the Northern Pacific above Ainswotth. cssose-
quentiy the passengers leaving here Serv COM
peIlsd 10 either lay orss st ths Junction VI 80
On 70 Portland
R,bert Di,an and Edward Mcclellan. tvo
Of Uncle Sans boys. loaded CD to much cf
walla Wall. ardent. and Officer Geek. last
niSht, took them under bis pr,tsctlng wing.
This morning they kiadly presestst Jcdss
Whitman with e sPiece sri c~ts
Assut Stiur.ei. thi. moruips. r~cei~-a
telegram from Superintendent u. ". Fair
weather, Of the Northern Pacific, sayins that
ticket. can b. sald for points on his division |
to-,isy, A. traffic viii be open fcr pssssnccu |
oniy, sitter this date till further uotioe
Col +. Gilbert srriSrd N .cwr this n"ru- |
ins. His History vii he delivered o. early - |
possible. sni subscribers eau depcnd uron re |
oeiving their copy in about one week He has !
nobly performed hi. contract and the verk |
will far exceed the an.icipsticns Of everyone. |
The Un,9n discovered anSthes mares nest |
a fe~ DAYS -iec- and published long and sen- |
ss,iousl account II what i. wss pleased 10 term 4
The Ride of Death of Frank McGrans, OF |
Lewiston m horseback journey TO this city ,
TO attend Tire funeral Il his SISTER. The article
would have been cnrrrt perhaps. but .or the 1
fact that Frank never even started from his !
home, And yesterday telsgrsphed to bis father, I
ncs in this city. that he MA veil snd waiting
for toe resthsr u underste. There 10 plenty
Of reliable ne~s - bs chronisled. but the Dntor
evidently prufers q dIsv upan its inspiration
wtile harding It's stoss
, 1883-02-10
Garrklp Statesman
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Old Tex.

NJ man i. bett.r known or re- pected in
thus city than ". I. Artery, generally
called "O.d Tex" o. Saturday, evening
last few 4 his most intimate friend,
knowing 1t "a- his "ir.Lday. congre3,t.d At
the French Restaurant aud teuder-d hlm a
dinD.r GA tn- Hce .tion- Tie menu IA.
eve ythnS that ,oal.i lie de-i ed, and
ha, py sad jolly tune WAS rjo ell by al.
The t,a't, "O.d axe" being gwen, Tex,
gl.-- il .nd, r.sp leI, = 'Geat.emen, l I'll.
Ii t. our Yeas oi a 20 to-day, AID am glad
OF II"
As an I'D tioneer and srgouaut of "the
day. Of old s"d The days Of gold, and the
days OF 40" light hit. ry Of his career
viii b. oi Interest. Tex, as his Name iudi.
cate Was hOru IN the L0ue Star State aud
o, cu ling Of age follow ell the you z and en-.
&c rI,ug TO C.Eornis by way oI Mexicu.
Un hI, ARRIVAL he proceeded 10 tie southern
miues IA Mari, 8. county on the Fremont
Gran, aud thore .emaIned mInIng for over
ten years &c adIly, after WI leu ne W, mt INTO
tn iqI hu-Iuess. Tn- great stria.s oi
p.a,e I.yIng' Ia th,, upper untry at thai
tlm-, 1860, .itrac ed the attention OF th.
world, aud lex naJuraI y followed the crowd,
comng 10 W.lla Wslia. tie We, { through
u Myrtaua AMI worked at mining on Nc.
C.rllan Gulch, ahich Is one Of the rich,s
,.es u,rk ii tie tuck toIt unul It petereo
ouJ GA ii II aid returned t-re, bat soon after
Ven uu Prospecting expedi Ion through
Ii B.r,.r K .OJ Noun us, but WIthod
s,r.ti. ANY nl-g!n5, NO. ca Working in those
days La % tEe h te Pine excitement
+ k out AMI AIIli e start, d uuI and like
mos. all vino vent there fourI notiins a.
Justify his st.y, aud eo.-e9uently made 70,
) uth Pas, c y, then attracting cunsiders-
weather wa cJli ani the 1udians nosrile, ]"
a. the JUIu.rVn say m Welt snh he cOnciud-
ell iC ~ Il 80 % scILl- down, 50 c ime sgaiu
tu iii, 1T wrere he was well kG'~n, ana
untr, mto tie 40 T husiue-s, IN winch h-
t,s iro~p r.d .t 10 such All extent that he
has nuw o"e Ot the largest and hsudsomu,t
lqIur urr-. billiard hal, and sample rooms
int tewt"l upper country, As 81 e-imen
Of ph,sic.i mannuri. Tex Is number one,
being rall. p,r |, aad III ,rub.ront health.
Tmrr- IS Ia. a. an Ia thu, city who Is mole
generous vi Ii c.llrd upon to dUDote to any
object ot cnauty Or e.terprIse Of public
nature Tor tie pup ic cd He IL ever lore
mrst Ia iendern x i, pTeseuce 10 the boy 5
fra .uUd tl,Le, -ni Is one { our most pop
ular c.az; s. ln polite, TX Is su uueom-
IT m.uug Democrs, aud 4, such Is con-
sId,isd une OF our wheel rses. but al
tto,.h IA works a. hIri or h,rder than any
her, hv uever has yet a-krd t"r nomina-
IL, Il Oh the ticket I'M Is his own fault,
for " hru- veI h las ecu asked to accept h.
la, unIiurnly de. l,ned. saying that his 6usi-
ness Is ~ niucs ss h, attend ic- In
matters ur a IN, ,nly. sp rtlrg nature he Is al
ways hrst; a lover ut nature. thorough
sportsman sud aug he Is prominen nj
rIernher uf the Wala W.lla r ii and Gun
Cub Wuh til rs OF his trends, TIL
IT ,rESMAy joins ~ishIng hun - many re.
tulu, VI Iuo day.
, 1883-02-10

The WRECK or THE Tacoma. The
c,u-e OF the accident l. not definitely stated
Capt Kortx who Is well knosn On the To-
lUlnb,4 snd Willamette rivers. and on tie
Goa 7, was in command ii. saii 1t Was s
inttn Ion to keep - or 81 u.i'ss of i,nd. anu
no 70 dark was not IN siIht ~ the snore. 4
I,,I. before gP NJ. Monday niIht the Gap
t ia ami most Of tae cces ret Ted inT the
Light. The weather Was "a 7 and the WInh
somewhat strong After dark the vessel
changed her course, ahich Is Ct argsd 70 the
compass beng out OF order, and ran tO~ ards
the sacre. : ortIy alter O'clock she touched
bottom, and in les than a minute afterwards
stuck last, sbnut CUR er u mile from
shor. and little north oI the mouth OF The
Umuaua Iiyer Il hvsvy sea Mas fEnnu : al
the time and the vessea iroS. III Two IN the
mid he. the 10 = isrt siEkIne IN 20 feet and
the strrn in IL fee. Of wat r. here Wsr''
% persons on board, including two Passen-
.ers. and all ,, r.aiIre,i aboard until Tuesday.
when the ca Jtsin AMI SIX rHen got INTO tht
only buat III t had not been was.isd away,
and went on shore for h,,p. pesncnt,
ke, per Of the HE staii III q. the mouth oi
the Ulni qua, rrfn.. d 10 send lis hoats cut
20 take II the sal ors A :ug from Empire
city was secured and went to rescue the
m-n, and all w,r, saved except ten. seven
of = hom weat down with falling nss;, one
died after being brought ashore, and two
were washed overheard. For,yivs nen
were On b ar thr-e days without s.esp, and
had only sm.iI keg Of water and a ie"
crackers The vessel cost S25O.UUo, was
3 900 tons bur.,n. snd had 3 200 tons Of
coal. She brlo, ged 10 the Pas nc NoAst
Steamship {. npany.
, 1883-02-10

FoR THE New SrE.NER--On Thursday
evening, February 22i, twashi"gton's birth
du) Washing ton Engine 20. No. l VIII give
a grand anniversary hall in Stshis Op>ra
House, the pro-eeis to be placed to The
credit of the fund to pay for the " ws.eaTner.
At the company meeting last Monday even
inc Messrs. McManus and Gunderson we're
appointed a committee OF arrans 'ments,
they N turn have selected the Various con-
mittees with rare good judgment. AMI We
can safely predict a pleasant time Tor all Who
attend, and satisfactory fn1nc,al return TO
the company TINS company have taken .
great responsibility u."n themselves ey the
purchase of thi, splendid new steam+r. and
are deserving the encouragement and assist
ance of every citizen and tax payer at this
city. 1t is the latter " no reap the ben ht oi
the investment, not the company, and it "a
the dirty of property holders 70 ss-i.t IN
paving for the e, ne We sincerely hope
to see large guh,ring at tbs Opera Hsuse
on the evening Of the 22!.
, 1883-02-10

DISsarIsF1ED The Indian, about Yaki
ma City me very mach dissatisfied over tie
reeen. o, deas from the Interior Department
prohibiting them from indulgng IN theie
ancient rites and ceremonies. dancing. racing
horses. and having two women. When it
was trst explained to then they promised to
o.-y. although dissatisfied. II Is too tad To
cut Of 30 many gooi thing, ali at the tim-.
II ~iIl take Of half the fun Of killing people
If Poor Lo can't have war dance over the
se.ips-
, 1883-02-10

When "Docroks DISAGREE as the
o; ;in,ons Of no tgo nurses sgres as TO
whether it is eafe or not to quiet the baby r
collie with peppermint or with the mild ami
fragrant nise-it is cheering to be told that
/. little warm water. with no'bing in it, will
DO the work as Effectively. and with no dan
Ger Of injury to the stomach Of the smallest
chrld. A email bag cntaining some hops
xill, If he.tei an spp'i d To me sto mach.
give relief. Do not wet the hops. for the
dry he., il Just =, efhcacious and much lsss
mconyeni,n-.
, 1883-02-10
Notes rom Ai.svorsh.
IrRox ous RrocLAs co Rrsrosprs1 ]

trRox oUR REocIAs CO REsPoyDESI
AisswoRrH, Feb. 4. 1883.
EDfIos ST4rEsAAS "A succession Of esr-
piercing shri-ks from the central pier whis-
tie about $50 o'clo / last THURSDAY morning
startled the town and br ught hun ir-ds Of
men into the sreet, when it was discovered
that two Of the stone barges had become de-
t.ched from the pier by the force Of the ice
and were drifting tosards the Columbia
Grasp NJ the siluauon Foreman c. ".
You g hustled f-w men ,oari the sieam,r
S0rthres and went in pursuit of t C bsrges
hut could not preven. their grounding on
the bar a. the moath OF the r.vsr, and they
being frozen together the steamer was unable
u move them trum their losition, and the
ie~ m sboarl were l;kewie poweress {,
ePTste them. The transfer boat Fr,der-
'ck Biliinys, however. so"n went down to the
a'-ist~nce OF the Eorth,ccst, and after sey,r.l
hours of persistent effort di-connectiuu t
the barges was effected, AID one Of them
towed up to the wharf boat, while the other
Was abandoned to her position till chinook
shall relieve her Of tine mas Of Ice with
shich she is encountered.
lu Consequence uf the interruption OF the
running Of trrius northwsrj by the "aash-
outs here did the water NE from , be-
tween Twin Wells and Wallula Junctiob.
Ia gs amount OF mail matter has accumu-
aztec at this office in the last four days, des-
tlued tor POINTS between here and the Front
Th,- morning. however, ! construction train
took aboard the mail and a span OF horses
and sled, and went up to the end Of the
ruat intact. with the .ie~ OF having the
mail hauled pet the break IN the Ioad un,il
the repairs are Completed.
A scarcity Of wood, caused by the break
In the road al owe. Together with the iutunse
eold weather. Is seriously in erfe,rng with
work ON the bridse piers. aud 1t Is probable
a large number Of lshor.rs wall be t-mpo-
rsrily suspended. Pier No. is ready for
The masonry work.
A man came IN from the Yakima yester-
day morning and reported the Cdu nbi.
FROZEN over about four miles above, and said
ne had crossed It on hoIs.bick. Mrrcur;
stood yesterday morning at q below zero;
at noon at ze.o; last .ve.ing s. below, aLd
this morning lS' below. n.
, 1883-02-10
Our Suggestion Seconded
Fokr walLa WAiLA,

Fukr wAlLA WAiiA,
February s, 1883
EDITOR SrarrsxAx On part of the horse
I t.ndrr You . thousand thanks for your
r.,v kind article in favor of prevention of
cruelty to anim'l-, in l.ss issue.
S,eb . Society should exist in "aiia
W.Iia, ~ / am sorry to say there IS core
,.dt,,i. Aud will be only to gl,d n
tender yoa all nv assistance in er1an' nns
one in .hi. city. and when Organized vii be
,,oud Of giving it my protest. nai services.
r. B. CoscoRAS.
Veterinary Surgeon Is. Q. 8. Cavalry
, 1883-02-10

Bow Is THIs:-A min named Fred War
ing ges 70 Marshal Justice yss'erd,y
an tells his story rs fp loxs: Il have been
NO king in ST. Jnhn's Hotel, Weston was
taken down With msa-les and called DR..
Eppersor. DR. E. told me had ought t.
come to WallX Wsla a. l could get bet:sr
treatment here" W.nug says Dupuy. OF
ST; Johns hotel, cent MIN asav without any
mos ey. ~hich vas ps,rghs a. he was owing
the s'ek man slo The question nov ia,
why did the Weston doctor seni the man to
thi, city. especial y IN indioent circumstances
and with an INF. c;io1s dissas-. Oar worthy
CITY Marshal has taken umirIge .t this evil
dsnee Of cnconeesn on the part Of Wsston.
aad ,ays he has the ~sa's ssassare 70 verify
The Above statement.
, 1883-02-10
Letter from Wes:on
WESTON, FeS. I. 1883

WESTON, FeS. I. 1883
Ed. STATESMAN Il write to correct the
exaggerated reports prevalent regarding
smaIl-,o1 =. Weston. As You are aware
On. man ole. Of IT.; the only other arson
With that di-esse has varioloif. and has nos
been confined to bis bed The deceassd
N an left vi lie and tso children. who' Wild
Mr.. Marsh.ll, the sar,ol"id pi'ient, are
safely qu.rantined tao miles from the e''S'
There are no new case. and no apprehen-
.;ons existing Of spread of the consssion.
as the parties mentioned had been 'ecind9o
prior to their illness. bscause they rere
aware Of their ha,iag ben eIPOeed-
Hrppner has established .ss'ict qnaraa-
tine for fear of importing the disease
We have no diphtheria nor scArias N
Weather roder.ting.
RffIAw.
, 1883-02-10
4 Card.

ro Al vho srs SUFFERING hon The seson end
sdisrrs,Ious Il youth. nsrvsss weakness saziy
dec.r. is.s Of manhood. ssc-, ] viii send ~
eips thss v III cuzs you. FREEOE CdAnsh-
Tha xr... remedy w,s discovered BY mis-
lopsrv ia South America. Send self a.
re~ed enselops tn the Rev. Joeeph I. In
man. S.a.isa u, Nes York City.
, 1883-02-10

NoT.CE-IN TIE NATTER OF THE
IN .-t..e Il Bryan fsrrelly, is.s Of Clona-
gro~ns Csrnsro-a County Meath. farmer. de.
o-ssei. Motto. Ia hereby given that the atovs
named Bryan Fsrr.lly. died in the NINTH Of
Fsnruary. 1870. having BY his viii devised .
part at his isnds Of ClonasTowus. in the coun.
ty Meath. 20 his son Brssn Fsrreliy. That
proceedings have h-en irs.itated In .he Court
.! Chaneerv in ireland u haze the propefty
administered snd the several lfscatees declared.
Should this notice be i, en- by Brvsn Tarelly.
xho eas Last hAariof IS living In Wsla WallA
Washington Terri.ory. hs uin 3. once com.
munics;s n tee IN iersicnei for the purpo.e ID
having his rights s.onrei- I,st~i 9Th pccem,
her. isS:.
WILLIAM FoHp 4 Soy.
joiicitn,.. 81 L,r,r Dominick Street. Dublin
ard Nsssn- l6tw-
, 1883-02-10

'.""Dorabiiiiy il bstter than show" Dur
ability n health is worth more than the wealth
of Vanderbilt Kidney wort Is mans cola.
borvr in a siataiuinx e-slth. With healthy
liver, bowel. and kidneyh men and women
.in .lsa,. Be in r,od hsal:h. II the bowls
are torpid. If piies s.smsrt, If the back Is fua
of psin. gst p.ckage .: hisey-vor. and Be
earNd without HMs suffering.
, 1883-02-10

'Aa ladies Who may bs troubled with ner.
rous psU.iraiinn. who sudS from organic de
placement; who have seuss os wsarinecs and
{, feeling of lsssisu6r; Who are lsnsaid in the
roruins. in whom The sPletite for food is ca
pricicu- snd slsep at proper hours uncertain
shuni,! have recourse 20 Ars Pinkhsm's fs.s-
ssAls C.mpcuna
, 1883-02-10

FRoSr y. PR. r.

WEST MONTANA. Jan. 81.
sfruction beyond Horse Plains are named
Lsst Chance ard ra-ad,se List Chance Is
situated pear the western edge Of the Indian
reservation, az which place w!ll DC the last
chance FOR s.loons to he With the gra lers.
Paradise is about in the middle Of the r-ser-
vatisn- 1t all he the only town along the
line al cvnstrse ion which has no saloons
for that reason il is nam d Paradise
Track Is land scr,ss Horse Plans 10
Lyuch's ranch. at the 343 mile pst The
Clark's F,rk d.vision wiil lie cpmplet.d d In
,hrr- weeks. There are 500 piles vet to be
driven on the las, eight miles. 1hs end .:
the division is At th- 55l ME post.
The eigtt miles with extends from the
end OF the c. T. division to tie third oss-
ing on the Mlssouia iiyi,i,n il all heavy
rock work. It will take large io,cc $40
months sDlid work 10 exesvlte THIS piece OF
tie grade. The ialanse OF the Missouls
division i, sbopt completed, excepting the
briIges and tres,les.
To morrow the general rspair shops, Vet
erinary hospital snd harness shops move for
ward from Camp IL to Last Chioce, which
is At the 3i9;h mie. Tie bcsriins train.
with Tom LeYo,'s track-layiag force slso
moves forward to-day from Weeksviiie TO
LyGeb's Station. Next week psssengvr
AMI freisb: traits will rGu through 10
Lynch's
There Is now forwarding and conniis-
sicr house, something which has long beer
ne ,dti. az the ead OF tia.k. under the able
management OF Smith L Hoiekins.
Fresh t.out aud veni.ou are plentiful here.
rne other day a party Game Gown from Fla,
Head lake wIth hole wagon load Of trout
six hundred pounds, and retlied then
ont at dlf,ren. camps toE 10 cts per pound.
The sraia .aen e.tea many deer Tn.
deer get On the clear track and run ahead oi
4 tram Always, then jump out INTO the deep
snDw where they are easily csUght. the SLOW
being t % deep for them 10 make much head
way IN.
Ell. McGrary, a China hrrier, vas killed
on tke 25rh inst, al Camp /. by piece o
rock from blast striking him on the head.
4 grader hy the name Z, Wilson vas fun"
with his thr, at partly cut, In an old log
cabin at Eids' 5 station Yesterday. He Was
tax, Il 20 the hosp,t4i at Th"mpson riv.r.
When ask,i how it happened, he said be
did rot know. lie had been on qaiEe sp,ev
aud s.eut all has cash. IL is supposed thai
he atten. pLei the rash at iImseif. N aen
drunk
\ blizzard has heen sweeping through the
mountains the last two days. Tn: rrnometeI
IA minus zero. Passenger tram from the
w-s. twelve hours b-hInd time.
The STATESMAN OF the 9th vas received
here On the e9,h inst. The SrarEsMAS'S
many readers along the lin" are highly pleas d
aIth the lar.e am uur al srus bic IA AHA ;
mater the paper always contains aud admIre
tie er.sp, ple.sa,t Wy the meas Is di,hed
W.. NAsHIUCKNA.