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, 1883-04-21

fvo Companies Ordered to Pack up and be
Ready to Move on Short Notice.

Last evening intelligence was received BY
the Commanding officer st the post that
there was something wrong With the Indians
to the north of us-probably Moses band
and now two companies, the commands OF
Captains McGregor and Backus are ready to
mount at q moments notice for the scene OF
trouble. Just now these officers are await
ing further orders, which are liable to arrive
at any moment. A patrol was out last night
gathering in the regulars preparatory to in
slant movement. In the morning Col Par
nell leaves with his command for Camp SpO-
kane-leastwise that is the impression among
knowing ones to-day.
1t will be remembered that Chief Moses
left Portland few days ago for his reserra-
ton in a very unpleasant frame Of mind. and
no doubt has made war.hke demonstrations
upon his arrival home Although his tribe
is rot very large the old chief is very stub
born when once aroused, and could make
things rather lively were he once started on
a rampage. 1t would appear to man Up a
tee that this stir is caused by the throwing
open Of portion of Moses reservation for
settlement, without first coming to AMIGA
be terms with the Indians.
, 1883-04-21
\ Rich Nine Discovered.

\ Cousor creek correspondent writes the
-UorHaaa Sentinel as follows: \ sllgudld
discovery was made a few days since IN the
Conror creek quartz Eiine, ever Slice the
advent Of Mr.. Faul! as superintendent o.
that property It has been h:s opnoT ihsJ
another valuable ledge independent oI the
one they were working existed in the 5rJund
and upon whatever thr0ry that ofin:on was
based lis correctness Is proven, N driving
cross cus at the 500 foot level Al entirely
different vein vas struck, running parable.
with the old Ledge, and Gbout tairty Ice;
higher up the hiii, lhe IL" vo'n Were cut
Is tai.y eleven feet vide and shows the rich
est rocl, have ever srep. Some OF It Is so
thickly impregIated with ihe precious metal
that when hgol.n with = hammer the pieces
are held together by strings OF gold. Il =
impossible 20 even estimate the ValIe OF the
discovery, AMI IN viewing It one 10 reminded
OF those fabulous ta!es il Ar.hiIa Nights,
and can almost imagine Sir. raul. must lie
possesseI o; Anlaln's lamp. That It Is a
grand thing tor tne district who can doubt,
surely some eAterprising individual c-n be
found to prospect the adjoining ground.
, 1883-04-21
NOTES FROM CaENEY.
From the Sentinel

thA4 lit A'Niie'1A--i
The nes postofiice Is being fitted up.
Mrs. Mics Miller IS visiting In Oregon.
Judge Cation spent court week with US, as
w,lco;le as usual.
Judge Sullivan viii defend Frank Ham
u..nI ior the killing OF Herbert Griunell.
W. ". Grlsuo.d ard L. Il. Todd, were
chosen to represent Cheney Lodge, l. o. o.
T., a. the meeting Of The Grand Lodge at
Ssa;tIe in May.
The ODD Fsllcws vii celebrate the 9th
anniversary. which occurs on the 26th OF this
month, with 4 grand ball at the Oakes
house. i royal good time mag be counted
or.
Luitz Z Co. cf Potlatch, have taken the
contract to furnish 5,562 telegraph poles at
~ cents sacl. ior the Moscow branch OF rail
read, aud they are going TO Pend i'OTei!!e
lake to cut them.
Glenn, NGitsau .ni heeB, who constitute
the .hle carnLinltion, jumped the town
without payins their bills, and ssre arrested
and br-u-h. back from Spra que They were
arraigucd before Justice Range, but thus tar
no cash has been PUNCHED.
Nentuor, cabinet Landing, Rock Island,
Saauuouyil!e and Werksvi.le are deserted
almost e:;ircIy-the empty houses telling
o;er the GaldSmiih poem Of deserted village.
Last Ciare.. Is ON It's last legs, and will soon
i1.a the list of departed spirits mentioned
above. Weeksyilie st!!l has a saloon or two
and the railway hospital.
The Orey0qioA says that Payne Rich,
dealers in general merchandise at Cheney,
W. T., have failed liabilities S36, 900; as
sets probably $4,000. They owe S2i.O0O
in tLis city and SIj,O00 IN San Francisco.
This does Mr.. j. s.. Pane an injustice. The
stock OF goods invoices $4,000, and the
books shoW al least 1000 due from debt
ors, This brirgs the assets up to $4,000,
and if all was available at once the debts
could be paid dollar for dollar and leave
surpias l. IS the universal wish that Joe
Payne may cielr his WY out OF the ditfi-
cul,y aai resume business.
, 1883-04-21
MARRIED.

BLAND D-LILLIE-A Yakima City, April
10th, Wm. Bland and Mrs. Alice NJ. Lille.
EDWARDS-HARR Cheney, April
10th, MIR. j. S Edwards and Miss Nora
Harris
HULI-BR0WN-I In this city, April 18th, al
the residence Of the off ciating minister, A.
j. ,Ioslyn, Mr.. F. G. Hull to Miss Anna
Brown, all Of Milton.
THORP- P-YOCUM-In the public highway
near Yakima city, April 9TH, Frank Thorp
and Eva Yscum.
WINNEY-JUDkIN- the OaEes House,
Cheney. on the llth inst, by the Hon ). {.
Wingard, Mr Luther M. Winney to Mis-
Flora Juikin, both of Sprague, w. L.
We Join with the many friends of the young
couple in wishing them a long life of unalloyed
happiness and prosperity
WRIGHT JAMESON-At the Centennial
Hotel, Union. Or, April II, 1888, by A. c.
Craig, County Judge, Mr.. George
". Wright 10 Miss AldaEa Jameson,
both of Union county.
, 1883-04-21
OHDlNANlE No. lS1.

An ordinance IN license and regulate drinking
saloons and ~ repeal certain portions of Or
dinance No Ito. entitled an ordinance 10
provide license for certain business trades
and occupations and to prevent the same
without such licenses and repeal all Ordi-
nances on the same subject.
The City Of Walla Walla does oriain as follows:
SECTION l. No person or firm shall keep
within the City Uf Malla Walla Il saloon. bar
room, sample room, or other place where spir
itous or malt Eqaoos are sold by the drink
without having first obtained q license therefor
as hereinafter provided.
SIC. .. No license shall issue for term of
less than one year, anu the City Clerk shall
issue said license only, and when the person or
firm applying therefor shall have paid into
the City Treasurer of the City OF Na'la Wa!la
the SUN Of FIVE hundred dollars and sh.ll have
filed bond with the said clerk as hereinafter
provided.
SEC. 3. Each person or firm applying for,
license shall execute and deliver to the City
Clerk a bond payable unto Said city In the
sum of one thousand dollars with two sufficient
sureties who shall each testify by oath that he
is worth the sum specified IN the bond IT prop
erty in the county Of H'alla Walla, W. T.,
over and above his debts and liabilities. and
exclusive of property exempt from execution,
and said bond shall be conditional that il shall
remain in force and effec. II the person per-
sons obtaining the license shall fail To keep an
orderly house while doing business under said
license. ProriSsd, That if the Common Coun-
ell Of said city shall declare such bond INSULT
-ient at any time new and sufficient bond
shall he immediately filed or the license shall
become void
SIC. l. That any person or hrm who shall
sell spurious or malt liquors c, ntrarv to the
provisions Of this ordinance shall for the first
offence be- fined in the sum Of one hundred
dollars and for each subsequent offence one
hundred dollars.
SEC >. That much "f that Ordinance No.
100 mentioned in the title Nf this ordinance
which reads: ''For each drinking saloon, bar
room, sample room or other place where intox-
icating liquors or malt liquors sold by the
drink, 80 90 per quarter For each brewery
where malt liquors are manufactured and sold
hut not 10 be drank on the premises S25 90
per quarter, is hereby repealed when this or
finance goes into effect
SIC. Is. This ordinance Is to so into effect
and be in force on aud after August l, 1888.
Passed the Council April ., 1858.
LEI. \. SHfy, City Clerk.
Approved April 3. lSS3.
JAMES MCAULIFF. Mayor.
, 1883-04-21
LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT sun So
proposed Excursions 70 Alaska During the
Coming season-Rare Opportunity for
Tourists

During the coming summer the Paeide
Coast Steamship company VIII conduct
series OF excursions 20 Alaska, and points OF
interest along the coast. One Of the Iarse
aud elegant steamers Of this lie viii leave
San Francisco about the first days Of jane,
July and August, fOr Alaska, touching a.
AstoIia and Portland, Oregon Victoria and
Aanaimo, b. G.; Port Townsend, ". T:
( Wrangel, Sitka and juneau. Alaska. rs:arn-
ing to san Francisco, making tse round trip
IN twenty to twenty-five days. The accom-.
TodatIons on these steamers are unsurpassed
for comfort and luxury. The table vllI BE-
equal to that Of any hotel in the world.
Meals and berths VII be furnished without
additional charge. There viii be excellent
music for dancing and promenading. and DO
paIas Will lie spared % maze the trigs enjoy
able and entertaining. Passengers viii have
the liberty Of stopping of at Portland, and
making side tours up the Columbia and WI
lamette rivers. Tickets tur these side tours
will be sold 5xcGrsioHists az 20 per cent. less
than regular rates, and same reduction viii
be made Tor side tours 10 Puget Sound.
Excursion tickets wall be good OF. regular
steamers, from San francisco to Portland,
giving passengers ample time 70 make the
tours OF the Columbia and Willamette. and
return 10 Portland IN time 10 meet the Alas
ka s,elm.E. Tickets viii also be good from
Portland, either by the Alaska steamer, OF
by river steamers TO kals'ra, thence ly
Northern Pacific T. T. to Puget Sound, and
thence by steamer to Victoria. meeting the
Alaska s,elmer At latter point Tae trip
VII be made largely through iAl4Ii seas,
thus avoiding sea sickness, and detoars vii
be mace up unlreqUeEJei a.uis Of tie sea,
far the purpose OF y.ening tie grand Ice
bergs and glaciers for which this country is
noted.
These excursions o.fsr Ua5qpailel nPQ0r-
tun.tles to visit this truly voaderigl reglen
and tie trip cannot FAIL u ha an Interesting
one throughout. Commencing with -he pie
tuTesgge coast scepery, from Saa Frarcizco
TO the mouth o! the Columbia, the beautiful
views along the banks Of the Coigia il AID
Willamette rivers, tue magnificent scenery
OF the Puget Soapi region, the ue.,i .riV
through the ul.Ga seas, til, mountains GA
c.ers, icebere- aud wonderful seea,ry of ti.c
Land OF the AilIGi-A, SUB, all combine to
make a TIP = b. enjoyed ard remembered.
Cos. ot tickets Tor the round trip San
Francisco 10 ALASKA and return, SI25; r.r--
land to Alaska and return, So. These rates
include b.rtAs AID meals On l.ar,.jI steam
er. Passengers making side tours 81 Eivcr
a,,d sound steamers vii have 10 pay extra
Tor berth- and meals % cents each.
Accommodations Oh the steamer w,il be
secured On application 10 the nGeTs'=Uei.
aIth = deposit OF 80. IL tnis connection
Se would sag that It Is advisable 70 secure
accommodations - e-r!y as possible. Is only
a limited udmber caa Ls taken. FOR turtle.
information Apply to john Aur, SUp't q
Traflic, cortland, Oregon.
, 1883-04-21
Outrageous Charges.

According 20 the Dose papers freight balls
have been received from Saa Francisco and
some from Oa.aha with charges hanging from
4 to- cents Per pound TO Shoshona, the
present terminus Of the Oregon Short Line
road. Tire L p and c. T. telegraphed and
wrote our merchants on the 9Th of March
that the rates for sc days would be 81 80
- -, and - 80 As the rates are from one
thigd 10 twice as Ligh as agreed upon, there
l. a plenty cf kicking and squealing. 1t is
Evidently the work OF the L. 7. road, and
Il not rigi.,ei a once, freight viii be turned
from san francisco via Portland and the o.
L. 6 y. road. 1t viii ROT cost hall as much
to ett freight from Saa Francisco to Bo'se
.aat way.
, 1883-04-21

Truthful representation, honest goods and
low prices are our stepping stones to success.
r You want neat stylish fit in a boot OF
shoe, or saod common sense comfortable one
cf the fn.t goods, yet durable, or a good
shns for boys. misses, children and infants,
call on !. s. Barrett. who keeps the genuine
Burt, \. Y. shoes. re La I'll, freShest, larg-
e. AMI INST complete stock. adapted TO the
wants o. the cpautry. No. II, Main Street,
next door T. past Office. nalidwtf
, 1883-04-21
NCENDlkRISM.
A Sunday Morning Blaze at Dayton CosanS
Nearly s5eoo-

At about 345 yesterday morning, says
the Chronicle. as night watchman Moody was
making his rounds he discovered flames
issniny from the rear of Gales provision
store. He Immediately gave the alarm and
IN few moments afrghtea citizens from
every p.rt of town could be seen hurrying
70 the scene c! the coniagration, many OF
them clothed in but little more than their
right mird. 4 pretty drummer from 3 r
did not have that even.
Tie fire boys rushed to the engine house
and got the engine cat, the hosemen being
on the ground in a very few moments. Then
came a DELAY that caused minutes to seem
Ike hours. as the fuel was stuffed into the
fi-e-box Of the engine in the endeayor 10 get
m steam enough 20 throw stream OF water
on The burning buildings. Before this was
done ali four OF the wooden buildings be-
tween Berry's brick and the corner we're IN
= blaze. and in few moments the roots and
walls fell in, making SO intense heat that
the glass frolt of building across the street
was broken in fragments. The front OF har-
rlck's s,ore also succpmbed to the heat ard
went il with crash. Finally steam was
raised, an just as the wooden front on
Berry S brick caught fire the boys gave yell
and two well directed streams began to play
On the flames. Il was not moment to soon'
for the fire had burned through the front
ani the roof joints were beginning to blaze.
1t was easy work from :his on and the boys
worked with will. deserving much credit
The losses are as follows: Z. J. Gale,
store. Sl.GC6; insured for Sl,0oo. Rumpf
& Wejnhard, saloon, Sl,0eo no insurance; ;
Ihris L Wsher. meat market, 5000, insured
for $500; G. \. r., silk flag, $50; minor
losses. $50: total loss S4,9l6, insurance
Sl,50C.
, 1883-04-21
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
County Of Walia Walla.

In justices Court, E. b. B'bitrdH, Justice.
To Rachel Rdylq,r (jormsriq Rachel Farrell J
VOU ARE HEREBN NOTIFIED THAT
William Ryan has filed n complaint
against you in said court, which viii come on
10 lie heard at nv Office, in Walla WailA City,
in Walla Walla C5unty, W. T., on the
30TH DAY OF APRIL, A. T., 1883,
At the hour of 10 o'clock, A. ", and unless You
appear and then and there answer, the same
will lie taken as confessed and the demand OF
the plaintiff granted. The object and demand
of said complaint is for the recovery Of s33 90
and interest from date, due upon n promissory
note dated February ~, 1881, given BY you To
sfiiant.
Complaint fled April u, 1883.
l.. Il. WHITMAN,
apI3 I'll. Justice Of the Peaso
, 1883-04-21

New LoDGx-Last Tuesday evening the
18th inst, lodge OF the A. o. U. ". was
instituted at Prescott, W. T, by District
Deputy C. 7. Taylor, assisted by a delega-
ton Of the brethren from Occidental Lodge
No. A., Of Waitsburg. The new lodge is
composed of twelve charter members with
VIM. \. Cobb as Master Workman and
starts cut under very favorable auspices.
, 1883-04-21
A EaCpT Thought.

1t was happy q ought that led to the
production OF 4 concentrated fruit syrup, so
harmless in its nature that 1t may be given
either to the m.tLer or Esr babe, r,lIshed
alike hy both, and Of such wonderful eif-
cacy that all who take it feel happier and
brighter. H. +. Holmes, druggist, Main
street will furnish anyone wishing Syrup OF
Figs trial bottle free OF charge, or sell 80
cent and Il bottles.
, 1883-04-21
Bright's Disease. Diabetes.

Beware of the stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases or other serious kidney, rri'
nary or liver diseases. as they only relieve
for time and make you ten times worse
afterwards, but rely solely on Hop Bitters,
the only remedy that will surely and per
manently cure you. It destroys and removes
the cause of disease 90 etf,etually that IT
never returns.
, 1883-04-21
DIED.

HARKI KIEROAD-in POmerOy, April 9TH.
Carrie NJ, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.Geo. W,
Harkleroai.
l6, 1888. of pneumonia,
Mandie Kate, daughter OF e. and 4. '.
Ireland, aged I3 months and IL days.
MALLORY-At the residence of A Mallory,
Heprner, Oregon, on Tuesday morning,
April 3, 1888, Lottie Bell. only child oi
Cash NJ. and Mary V. Mallory, aged
months and 6 days.
MATZGER.-In Los Angeles, Cal, April -
1883, Wm. Matzser, of Dayton, aged 6J
Sears.
WAI.KER-At the Centennial hotel, Apri
S, 1883, of congestion Uf the brain, Harry
G.. Walker.
WESTON.-In this eiry, April II, lSSi, RUBY
Weston, aged months and days.
, 1883-04-21
Remember This

# you are sick Hop Bitters will surely and
Nature in making you well when all else
;ai's.
Il You are eos;ive or dysPeptic, or are sui
fering from any other of the numerous dis
s7rsz OF the stomach or bowels, 1t Is y0pr
own fault j you remain i'll, for Hop Bitters
sre 4 Sovereign remedy in all such com
plants.
II you are wasting away with any form OF
Kidney Disease. stop tempting Death this
monent. and turn for cure to Hog B'tteES.
Il yoa axe sick with that terrible sickness
Nervousness, you will ind 'Halin OF Gil
,ad" in the Use Of Hop BItters.
Il Won are a frequenter, or resident Of
mi.snas3c district. barricaie your system
a,airst the s,oarge Of all ccuntrles--msiar,
,al, epilsnic, bilious, and intermittent t.
vers-by the use of Hop Bitters.
Ii you have a rough, pimp!y, or sailoW
skin. had breath, Jams and aches, and feel
miserable ceueral!y. Hop Bitters Will gave
voa ssir skin, rich blood, and sweetest
br ath. health, and comfort.
l. short they cure ali diseases OF the st"m'
ach, bowels, blogd. liver. nerves, kidneys,
Egirht's Disease. $3.50 viii be pad Tor a
case they viii not cure or help.
Tal. poor, bedriideu, invalid VIE sister
r.t.-r or daughter, can be made the Flc
..-a Of hsa..a, by a few bottles Of Hop Bit
re.s, costing but 4 tribe. Viii you let then
.,-t.-rt
, 1883-04-21
HOME COMFORT.
After Rainy Ride Cour.r, Physician

" wish TO gracious some people would learn
when they need doctor and when they don't. :
exclaimed Doctor e, ~ he entered his
h1use in cosy little village in the interior oi
the State Of New York. after a tedious night
rije Of many miles. II have been down
among the mountains 10 see u man. who the
messenger said was very sick and not likely to
live till morning, unless he had immediate
help; and found him Suffering from a rather
sharp attack Of collie, which hi. family might
have relieved in ten minutes, if they had a
gram Of sense and two or three simple remedies
in the house. But no: they must remain
ignorant as pigs, and when the least ache (
pain takes them, send for doctor, whether
they ever pay him or not"
why, Doctor, what kini Of simple rem
edies, as You ;all them, DO you expect people
tc keep in the house :" asked his wife, as she
pourei him cup of hot tea
ain this case" answered the Doctor, ''is
they had only put Hi,NSON,S CSP ACINE
PORUS PLASTER on the mans stomache,
ne would have been al nj ht in an hour. and
saved me dreary hide -
In all ordinary complaints IT cures At once.
All diseases are eliminated from the system
by what may be roughly called expulsion or eS-
traction, or by union II the two processes.
Benson's Plaster promotes b,th 1t incites the
torpid organs to act, and s5ads is healing,
soothing influence through the myriad pores cf
the skin. All other pIss;ers obiige the patient
to wait. They give him hope for to-morrow.
Benson's plaster gives him help to-day. Which
is better, do you think. Buy the CAPCINE
and keep it in the house. Price - cents.
Seabury 4 johnson, Pharmaceutical Chem
lists, New York.
, 1883-04-21

< COMMENCED OFERATIoN.-The work OF
cleaning away, preparatory to the erection
of Smsils new opera house and stable on
the corner Of Second. AID Alder streets has
commenced, and We are told that the build
ing will he pushed as fast as money and
men can do it. The completion OF
this fine edifce Will be pleasing aoquision
to this city.
, 1883-04-21
Il Near!y Dead

Alter ta,lnc some highly patel up stuff,
ei.l lsa, testimonials. turn 70 Hop Bltters,
ana have 10 fear cf say kidney or urinary
;v,aU,s=, Bri-ht's disease. Diabetes or Liver
c,r7r'airt. These diseases cannot resist tire
curative power OF Hop Bitters; besides It Is
D., b.s. family medicine On earth.
, 1883-04-21

E,RoM LOST SPRINGS RANCH, Il
il miles north o. Waitsburg, in Columbia Go.
twelve brood mares. all dark color, branded on
Iight shoulder with J \ eornbirei- On lett
shoulder and thigh brand capital Z. 4 liberal
reward will he given for information concern,
ing or return Of these horses ~ my place. AL
with foal but one.
JOHN P. NOLAN.
Walla Waila. April Is. 1885. w
, 1883-04-21
TERRIBLE srFsERINGs.

DIR. V PIEEcE, Buffalo, y - i.i.a; : ~
tr;s,a Who suffered terribly pureaaSeI J,
/, bottIe OF your ''Farorite ffeseIi pt'o.i
and as a result Of its use. sne y
&nIi ,, = ] BAILEY, Burde.t, y. "
n, pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
-, ..p,s,s,n, Purgativs Pellets purity the
blood and cure eoostipstion
, 1883-04-21
n,1yll.

Wl. Jones has removed 10 ooEaeF Third and
3Isia STREETS. ,:oymerly ocru;.iei ty Gross (
Wassanar.i, al siu.us Schaahaehsr Bro-,-,
and wi Esiaue u sell the following popular
goods: Bufcrl n.nws-incluGing the Nebraska
Breaker AMI Browne gang. LaBslie wagons,
McSherry seeiers, Ga,E, sent & Cos. trsc-
tion. straw burning eR-iGe, Grid Medal
Thresher aud e fgl line oi Ers;-elass ma
cL:nsry-
, 1883-04-21

axorHEg CAxM.-We hear a raroF 'h1'
. ...w,,,v Of foreign capitalists. represent
ing a capital OF a million Of dollars are CON
,em2l..ing the project CT taking out an i'r'-
-, .,nsl which vii! cover the whole
lower Yakima country on the east sue ! i'S
n,o;ect Is feasible, and We hope there maj
;. Truth in the runor.-RscoTd-
, 1883-04-21

No letter h.ooi puri:-r thar E-rl. Pf1nd-
srs oregon Blyod Fe.:ii :. Rheumatism case
No. il25. Afte= suffering IN years with ri.eu-
n--tisII. sad using during that time every rec
cIarasnded medicine and the hest physician 5
advise without finding relief, l tried bottle Of
the Oregan Blood Purifier, and feeling better
after IS nse, continued in taking it. snd am
glad u state that after two months continuous
1~e Of your valuable Oregon Blood Purider
| an pe-feetly free froIn rheumatism.
, 1883-04-21
Unknown, lots 6 81. block q !. 1.
P..a, ,jSition to Wslla Waiix city.

Unknown, lots q q. oiock o i. i. :,
Rees addition to Wlla WAiiA city. 3L
| Unknown. lots 4 & 5, block 10, l. l.
| Rees' addition to WallA Walla city
Vsw.er Gm-, commencing NJ aPoins
eight rods south of the northeast cor
ner OF the southwest qusrter os the
northwest quarter of section No. y.
in Township No. Z, North Of Range
S6east, running thence west twenty
rods. thence at right angles south
rods. thence a. right angles east %
rods. thence at right an.'les north
rods 70 the place Of beginning con-
tanning one acre ..-.---.-..-.. 10 ~
Wa.nack Frank. lot :. block |, Bah
oncks addition g. Wslla Walla city %
Welch John, Sc or of SW qr Sec IL,
SINE or O. the SE O. Sec 10. and
the SEA If the SE qr and NJ OF SW
or Sec all in L Z, y X 81 east. ~ S
Whitan W c. lots . Il 10. blcck two,
Bryant's addition to Walla Walla
City. --.................,... ~
Winchester. George, beginning a.
point chains and 90 links east of a
poin; - chains and - links south OF
the corner to sections Il, IS, l9 and
40, thence east chains and AZ 4 links
thence north chains and L links
thence west 4 CHAINS and IA links
thence south chains and I7s links
to the point of beginning, containing
tUo acres t-ing portion of the south
west or OF NV or of Sec 20 t., Mr.
81 east. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wilcox Moses, lot l., block 2, Lang
fogi's addition " " City So
Wilson Isoui-. lot 3 block 4, Buffers
addition W " city ty....--.....-. IS
Weiseck Julius, lots !, : & ;, Sec Il,
To, y X ~ east ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is %
Welker J II, SCI Sec 81 10 Mr. *
-. " -
JAMES Il. THOMPSON.
Sheriff Walla Wal.a County, W. I.
Dated April Il. lSS2