, 1883-03-10
rovn AID oounriY.
Frvs a< DAILY ef Tsesiay-

Portland printers are kicking ivr higher
wages
Oryanizs . chain. gang and lets have our
streets cleaned
v.D. Lambert has six paupers TO start the
poor-house with.
The Hook and Ladder boys Will give party
in the near future
Officer Cock made the highest nun,ber Of az
rests during February-l6-
It viii be At least week before the trains
will be running on the N,rthssn-
Train came in last night about on time,
with = small number Of passengers.
Councilman Dovel is preparing for the cree
ton Of q new building on East Main street
We viii state .hs. al persons desiring infor-
nation relative to those eagle feathers can be
accommodated by Ed. WilIiAns-
The Acme Club will give another Of their Sc
lect invitation hops at the S:ins House on the
evening Of Thursday. the 18th ms.
Simonds & Young are daily receiving Large
orders fer painting and paper hanging. They
are the representative firm OF this city.
Without doubt the party to be given by
IvsnhOe Lodge. on the evening Of the 9Th,
will be most enjoyable affair and largely al
tended.
This is the query going the rounds to day
aid the egosissiosl p. b. j. fish records of his
official career from the pigeon-holes Of the
Commissary or Interior Departments while in
Washiugton,' Possibly he didn't have time.
While at work developing the Bay Horse
mine, a few days since, vein of rich ruby
silver was discovered. Messrs. Ayen and
Holmes, of WAlla Walla, are two of the own
ers Of this mine.-Bdker Cty Tribune.
The London Time, bewails the farming
prospect. 1t says crisis in FIELD work exists.
1t is water everywhere, AID good sowing
time is wanted. II is surm,sed that much
autumn-sown is rotten. All Europe is in
similar condition
We desire to call the attention of cur lady
ACatcts W TIC Sniu VI 1OAik 6ni
STATESMAN of to-day, asking for employment
at housewcrk, and recommend those desiring
help To consider the same. When a young
lady has the moral stamina to come honestly
forward and ask for work. We believe she is
entitled to more ere lit than she usually Ie-
ceives.
Ii you want pair Of boots or shoes for Sun
day Wear. or for rough. hard use every day in
the field, or something stylish aud neat for
business wear, or something solid and tough
for the boy to Wear to school, Or something
fine yot durable for the girls-b beg pardon. the
young ladies. We mean; or if You want all Of
the above. you can find Just what you want in
quality, fit and price by calling Oh NJ. Il
D"lsn.
Fron the Duly Of wsdnesday-
Weather to-day beautiful
For artistic work be sure and call on Simnns
& Young painters, this city
George Smith was arrested this morning On 8
WAT ant from Dayton for burglary.
-NAtloua DAuk w. "" ~ iANls
came before Judge Wingxrd to-day
Two Cinnamon were arrested by officer Cock
last night for smoking opium. They forfeited
SIS each.
Wanted room in private family. with
out board. 4 young single gentleman. Ad
dress 'G, this office.
Hank Vaughn has presented the editor of
the STATESMAN with q handsome and very
curiously twisted silver mounted walking cane,
and the donor can rest assured that it will be
sacredly preserved as memorial
From, Inc daily at 7Lursdsy-
Interesting letter from Ainsworth to- lay.
The Acme party has been indefinitely post
poned.
Open air Concerts at the garrison every
afternoon except Sunday.
We are sorry IN learn that our young friend
Henry Keeling, Lewis affable salesman, is in
disposed.
Uncle Sans boys were paid off yesterday
and last night many of them were in town
celebrating the occasion.
1t will require one and and one-half millions
Of brick to put up the proposed new buildings
at Spokane Falls this summer.
Insurance companies have refused to issue
Policies on property in Cheney, owing to the
inadequate protection against fire in that
town.
Parties desiring painters supplies can be
accommodated and fairly treated at the sPlen-
did establishment of Messrs. Simoads 4
Young.
The trial of George Rickets, the soldier AZ
rested by Officer Justice, for stealing an over
coat got $50 or the alternative from Justice
Whitman this afternoon.
Esotis.ical p. b. j. is respectfully invited to
call around TO the book bindery on Third street
rear the STATESMAN office and see the magnit-
cent new and improved ruling machine in oPer-
alton
Mr. Tom Estes, Of Eureka Flat, is in the city
and ike all who have been fortunate enough to
sec.re claims in that locality Is More than
pleased. He saws that the grain never looked
better than at present; it is strong, healthy
and has taken good root, and unless the big
comet which is going to scrspe the earth with
its tail, or the planets in conjunction raise
Eltopai, it is going to be the best year for
grain this country ever saw.