, 1883-06-09
rOwN ANO COUNTRY.

There is pow 4 plentiful supply .: s:r..":'e'-
ries in market.
S!.eriff Thompson Is a; rIesr:.t ~i''"F;tnhhs
seven guests y, the ,"aa:c yr'L
Over Si5n viii he d@."s-d Ia pat, ~ IL
tre,.en's Tournament un ,hr ,f"nG,i:.
IN, St.,sare Falls rsg...:si, w.h i IT. =
daily in the nrsr su;iut rEnsa.iv within =
month.
Last ey-nir,, tie ,.n",it,se Il a''.i: ;rr.-i''>
for the Fourth oi JEiv 'ri-rr'i. t'y Telegraph,
500 worth ni hre-works iI".., san fr@i4cis''''
Commander Grarrr i.sS ,i-cI''-'' '"" i"''t'-
tion fro.a the Fourth G: Jay c'n'ri't'' =
allow tie trooIrs 1t t,-r :.s-I: N IN \ -"
coming o-lrbrai.on-
We know the T:4Is. -h""rfaiH..I = r'a'i
pa,@r, but if brother Michell would send " 2
ra.er We cau,d red, that fac. wna'i he better
appreciated. We haze i.en particularly Wi-
fortunate in that respect The pas iw S'"eks.
Dr. Yancey Rlsiock Sunday rr'sentsd Ia
the mem! ers Of tie First Cavalry Band htty
mounds of Strawberries as n token of h;s friend
shin towards them. The boys viii nov Eat
Strawberries until further order.
The little three year-old daughter al j. b.
Mitchell, Of No. 10 First street, who has been
very low with the diphtheria, is repOitfd to he
entirely out Of danger and quickly recovering.
/ hot tytan tir liffS
entirely well the house will he properly tuni-
gated so as to avoid all if any danger 0i the
disease spreading.
The city prison register has Of late presented
but little to attract the attention OF the Fublic
news gatherer, and although he himself GaiiY
closes the book with disgust 1t not hndlng "i.
If, PAGES some extensive csse of robbery OF bur
elayy it is an sncorra ,iry sign that the cou1'
tey il no, infested with tie hardened criminal
class, and We gioIY "a 6.
I>,aAl n 0ezrpJ D,a1,sGls.
CITY election taxes pl .ce reyt ,ar2,th.
Lewiston Is soon 10 hlvc Nati s,i Ba.E.
But Ii arrests were made i'y tie police DIR
ing the month Of May.
Track-i.yin; on tn o. 5. l. j, .,ci,g on It
the rate Il one and hall mixes day. The
road is expected Z he c'mpi.tei as far as
Bnnt river by ,I.:r.Usrv !.
The Washington Company hive decided 10
turn mt in full unif"s.u, wth then 'pp"iltllS,
| OH the Fourth ut July. provided th= '''etra-
ti,n committee furnish the ususi tun'S,
Engineer MOsc,ip, locat.d at Lewiston, has
received orders iron Chiei EGginecr Bi'se'ls-
defer, dated Omaha, june ,, I" pr''c-sd al once
up Snake river To u.--t Inks Surveying
party.
TIGER Engine ConlIang 1t their lite i:ls On
Monday evening unanimously Vot Il t. take
part in the Fourth Of July Exercises, and they
also decidcd to give their ANIMAL hai! "n the
evening Of july Fongth At 5rahi's "I-ra
House.
The y. 7. railroad ferry boat to br used ON
The Columbia between kal.tna and la-no.e
viii have a capacity o: ~ loaded cara al one
tip. ami will lie the largest in the United
States except ore, which Iuns bet.een Bei'ieia
and fort Costa, owned by the g. 7. 4. l.
In tie northwest of France. and On land-
adjoining the coast, parsnip culture Is rspiiiy
extending All stock relishes the root: IL pro
dnces excellent butter, rich and well favored
The renown of the Jersey snd Aiderrey lat
ters is said 10 be due to feeding the cattle eT-
tensively on parsnips. Jerusalem artiehokes
are being favored foi flashing Of fat stock
Parznins fetch half the price Of hay.
tProm he Drls eJ 7zlTiGsy-j
See notice Of City Treasurer in this issue.
The X. Of P. hall at the Dailer. Tuesday
night, is reported A. being grand .oeiai event
Trains between this city and The Dsiles have
been much bbtherei by sand during the past
lew days.
All notices pertaining strictly 10 ehariisb4e
and religions affairs are published free In the
STATESMAN. All oth-rs must te paid for.
The o. r. & y. Cs. will issrs ticket 8
10 per cent off good from all points to tins eitF
on the Fourth Of July. Same to hold Tor
three days.
Messrs. Wolf & Clapp two well known gen
tlemen Of this city have thoroughly rehtt d
the old stand, conner Main and Fourth streets,
where they will be pleased 70 see their large
circle Of friends. They keep the best brands
of liquors and cigars.
There is great desir. on the part o. the
travelling public that vehicle be put on the
,ad between Blue Mountain Station and wes-
ton to enable passengers to reach there With
out walking. It strikes rs that good b',-;ness
could be thereby built up and Weston greatly
benefited.
The following gentlemen were elected At 1 he
DAlles yesternay ae officers Of the Grand Lodge
K. Of P. for the ensuing term: G. e., Robert
N=Scomb; VIC, Geo Hochedst!er; e. r.
Joa Neitz; G. K of X. and s, II. II. Stevens;
n. A.. ]. H. Bocheler; l. G +. r Neal; y.