, 1883-02-03
rovr AND coussRY.
Rca The Dui,s Of Fr'dsr.

Gron the Daiiy cf IsesaHy-
Police court terrible dull
Hacks we're in big demand last night
Who said the backbone of vinte: was bro
ken,
The 18th Of mex. month is St Valentines
day.
Avery large turnout last night at the Acme
party.
No small pOI repOr:ed up to $50 this a;ter-
noon.
Considerable snow fell in this city last night
and to-day.
Mr. Walker. of Staver & Walker. Portland,
i, at the D-lmcnico.
Col. Frank J. Parker, Of the STATESMAN,
made business tIip 10 Dayton to-day.
1t is rumored on the street to-day that the
small pox has broken out in The Dalies-
Mr.. Wm. Bruce, Of the irm Of Adams q
Brace. Dayton, Is registered at the Delmonic'-
Mr.. H. S. Young made most ferociou'
lookins policeman at the masquerade iAS'
night.
It's expected that the process on Of hremen
.o-uigh. will be the largest ever witnessed IN
this city.
Miss Jennie Addison, of Dayt'n, came
down yesterday, and is in attendance upon
Mrs Lassater.
One chronic old drunk got SIS and costs be
fore Judge Whitman to-day. No other bull
ness on the docket
Ben Allen, an old time and well known Cen
trsl Pacific passenger conductor 'sspendins
few DAYS in this city.
A little "Topsy." at the party last night,
whose name We Jailed to learn, created a deal
of amusement for the Spectators
Provisions have been made 70 have the en-
gine Of Tigers drawn by horses this evening" So
the boys can march On the sidewalk.
Mrs. Lands has sold her interest IN the
New York restaurant. and is running the
lodging house over Sam Lesser's store.
At the banquet of the Tiger Engine Com
pany this evening every fireman Is expected 10
hiring his lady, as there will be a social dance
after the banquet
Mr.. Sig. Schwabacher has again left US and
his cheerful hiz will be seen no more for some
time. He has gone home to San FrsAcisco,
but will take in Seattle as he goes
Vigilant Hook and Ladder boys are ne
ouested 10 meet sc their house at O'Clock
sharp this evening, and in full uniform )"
SAWS Foreman George Mickle.
We didn't think Jack Nay was so much of
a Chinaman. With Mr.. Wax as colleague
last night, We thought Chinatown had broke
loose. Their ChihA>e makeup was perfectien
The Growers "Son-in-law" Comedy Com
pany, now performing in the New Market
Theatre, Por.lani, will possibly visit this city.
This will be rare treat, as The pertormancr /.
highly spoken Of by the Press.
A little son Of Mr. Berry Gholson, who lives
about six niles from this city, on the Walla
Walla river, was thrown from traeti"us
horse Yesterday and broke one of his legs Dr
G. II. Davis vag(Oiled, set the limb. and re-
ports the little sufferer doing as well As posi-
BILE under the circumstances.
ar. G. W. Hahn. commercial traveller for
the house Of S. W. Rosenstock, San Francisco,
was thrown from wsgon while travelling be
tween Waitsburg and Dayton yesterday, and
broke one Of his legs Owing to the iateness
of the hour we are unable TO gve futhe par
ticulars.
Aman presented himself to City Marshal
Justice yesterday and applied for the position
of smallpox ndse, in accordance with notice
published in the papers As nurse had been
procured from Dayton, he was not needed at
Mrs. Lassaters, but the City Marshal hal
him 90 TO the pest-house and keep that place
warm and in excellent order in case it should
have to be used This i. a good move on the
part of this efficient officer, and one that will
be duly appreciated by our citizens.
About o'clock this afternoon the four horse
ambulance belonging 10 the Garrison stood Ia
front of Reese & Winana' store, on Main street
and while the driver Was off the seat tending
to some business the spirited wheelers started
In turn As the man in charge Of the team
reaa he'd to graz the lines, one Of the animals
kicked him in the stomach, hurting him con
siderably. By this time the leaders had be-
come frightened, and in less than 4 minut- the
ambulance was going down Main street at the
rate Of 40 miles an hour, and for ausht e
know is goi>g yet. No damage to spe,k of-
From IN Dauvof "Wednesday.
No up train to day.
Sleighs have reappeared.
Tomorrow i Steamer day.
Police Co. business dull.
W. the lower rNad.
Weather moderate and snow fast going +, 4
And still th( no more smallpox re-
ported.
Mrs. Lassater is reported as getting alons
finely.
Young America has struck quite bonauzt
shoveling snow.
The DAllrs is afflicted with wife-beater.
He ought to be hung.
Our morning cotemporary man has got it
bad on the snow question
main street merchants are relieving their
awnings from the load Of snow.
Peter Smith, drunk and disorderly, forfeited
50 in police court this morning.
Mr. c. A Lampkin will take the position OF
cashier at the depot tomorrow.
Conductor Tom Connolly. Of the Northern
Pacific, returned home yesterday.
Workmen are busy to-day shoveling snow
from the roo. of the new court house.
Approaches to tie house of Mrs. Lassater
have been barracaded 10y Marshal Justice.
Show windows of our stationary stores are
becoming profusely decorated with valentines
A dog fight on Main street this morning
caused slight commotion and drew quite
crowd
Gen. Tannatt. Of the Oregon Improvement
Company, is in Colfa1 attending business cIn-
nsctaj with the denarfmspr