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a D. Waterman, Esq, q Portland, is WIS.,
N'Hs friends in this city. He is an old resident
" thi' section and everyone appear. glad to
meet him.
Ar D. H Murphy. sn old pioneer Of Walls
"Al.A, is in the city.
hon JI-- Jossepsen. the new Register Of
UI' district. j. expected to arrive in this city
'ae after part Of this week
/; i reported that General Sherman viii
'''it FOrt Colville next month.
Il P. Ste-u. oi Dayton, Is in this city to-
tAr
Walt Schumacher hss invented the Shoot
ias Star Glide" which he nightly executes with
sreA' racoess at the skating rink
Mn LAWN. Leese 10 cOmplimensed Is being
he best and mos: graceful lady skater In At
tendance =. the skating rink.
H. Thielsen, Chief Engineer Of the o. r.
4 n and n. P. road. i. in this city.
Mr. G. F. Hall leaves this city to-day 70.
A'ns~Orth. and from thence TO Portland on
Saturday.
Ar. Al Goldman and bride are 1t presso,
enjoying bridal tour on Paset Sound.
DR., A. NJ Calder h.. returned from ,
"' 70 Victoria B. C.. and has seaip -
sunsd bsansa.
, 1883-05-12
A small Biaae.
(Fum n, Daily Of TussdHs)

Last evening the fire department was
called out by the bell, and upon inquiry we
found that the residence Of MIR. knndson.
who resides on Fourth street, nearly to the
aepo.. WAS on fire. In a few moments the
machines were on their way, but before
reaching Sumach street word was sent back
,ba, the fire had been e1tinguished. conse
quently the boy. turned for home. There
"a, considerable excitement for few mo-
ments. but after the steamers returned every
thing ,e,,lsd down as s-renely IS if nothing
had happened. The damage to Mr.. hnud'
son, residence was merely nominal.
, 1883-05-12

(Prsss N Dad, sf l.<sday.J

Last evening our city v.s vnited by very
heavy thunder and lightning storm, during
which the r,in fell in torrenta Several
claps Of thunder were % heavy - 10 indi-
cate Close proximity. while nov and then
the heavens were brilliantly Illuminated
With ssrsaks Of forisd lightning. While
the eommotioa Of heasea's artillery was Of
short duration. the rain continued to fall
quite heavily till after midnight
, 1883-05-12
Contract Awarded.

The Walla Wslla Blank Book Mslufac-
tory. ON Third street has received the con.
tract for the county records for the ensuing
year. This fsct is due TO the superior quail.
ity of work, and the dispatch with which
orders can be turned out. Orders are daily
received from county officials throughout
this entire country, and great satisfaction is
expressed at the prompt and satisfactory
manner in which they are filled. All the
necessary books and stationery for counting
room work Is kept in stock, and Of superior
quality and make
, 1883-05-12

Moscripts party. says tbs Nez Perce
Ns,cs. that h,s been surveying the route up
81 axe river, came down Saturday. Mr..
Mo-crip. reports th,, he completed the sur
yey = distance OF one hundred miles and left
the remaining part which he thinks n short
to be finished by the party coming down.
He says tn. route n quite practicable
for . road. and that the heaviest grade is on
the last twenty miles Of his survey and that
viii not average more than ten fee. to the
mile. His party are here awaiting orders to
survey down Snake river from this place.
, 1883-05-12
Figures sr wheat.

This being the of season for whea. mer-
chants, they are putting IN some OF their
spare time in figuring up the surplus for e1-
port Of the coming harvest 1t IS set down
at from 80, 600 To 300, 600 tons. The inland
empire, which only sent down about 40.0O0
tons last year, is set down for from 10000
IN 100 0O0 this year.
, 1883-05-12
Removal.

+. E. Bows. Adjutant1;sneral.
, 1883-05-12
lafeklp Statesman
SATURDAY, MAY u, 1888.

IL. the concertina's melancholy string
pI,r The spirit stirring harp Ike m '''i'S'
.. the pianos martial DiAs'
r. - IN. echoes Of the past,
TaCs-,.e ,ur new Receivers c"Te 81 iAs'-
rux;.;on has three private and two national
h,nking establishments
u,-.nsn are now engaged In putting the
r.b stree. bridge in proper repairs.
PLANK receipt books, two on page, Tor sale
-. Wall, Walls bindery on Third street.
IT, II Rooney. the new Receiver, has
.-r., charge Of the land office r'ee Alex.
Reei.
r. ,,ly ruling machine east OF Portland
-. Hank book mannfsctory on Third
street.
"a, Newell has ordered 3 special election
u7ansp county, 70 elect representative.
J,s5b Hoover. resigned
--,,o,r.d on the streets that the retiring
,f,,r utilizing his land privileges,
N N ,,,rrc to the United States OF Ohio.
mod binding. low prices and quick
- to the bindery on Third street, be-
,hs Wa,chrsaa and SrATEssAS ofhces.
r.. Sr,1EsgAS has been awarded the con-
It, .br count, printing. thereby making
hi. i,arnal, a. hrt'Fe' the county 0fhc'ai Or
-aH.
II v,,.sm and +. Smith, natives OF
-, m,ie application to the District court
,..,,,i,y to become citizens Of the United
State.
c.;..rsrr.,,s NAV be guilty of some OF the
,.,,,p.t him. but the fact must be &c
ia, n. is smarter than all his enemies
ua. ;o-e:her.
u. p,.rrr', Pellets" little liver p ills tsu-
.,,,.,o,tedI-purify the bleod, speedily cor
al disorders Of the liver. stomach and
lose.. by druggists.
Tho .b,pcles now op sale by Mr.. Eugene
p,.b,o.n are made of yellow pine and ere
,,. list ever brought to market Henry
NJ, who formerly worked at the foundry
supplies them.
" Wm. Glasford on Tuesday took
,,o,bsr contract for fifty feet brick addi-
t,op TO st. Msry's Hospital. which will be
p.J for school purposes on completion OF
The new hospital.
! Mcca!ley. Of the Standard Mills. is not
.rly maxim. extensive improvements to his
,.-;j.p,p. but is about To erect large ware
s.r.. N Rose street, i0x2OO feet. MIR. G. G.
E,lia-an j. doing the work.
Jai.e Sharpstein has bought the {. {.
Cram property adjoining his own on Gather
me street. The price paid was =, $50, which
Certainly IS bargain considering it has .
,r,..sg. on Palonse As well as on Catherine
street.
Al the regular meeting Of Washington En-
giD, c.. on Monday. the honor OF being made
bgn,r,ry members wa. conferred On Charles
Af-.. and Wn. Kohihautf, two old time
ci,i7-ns. Eho shortly depart for Spokane Fall
T. enter INTO business.
, 1883-05-12
Nofirr---Tins her Culture.

Nofire---Tim her Culture.
DANIEL O'CoNNoR W.. LAKkIN j. SHELL.
L. s. LAND OFFICE, /
Walla Waila, W. T., April q, 1888
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN-
" tered at this Office by Daniel OConnor
against Larkin J. Shell Tor failure 10 comply
with law a. t. timber culture entry No. 1175
dated 24th day of August. 1850, upon the Me-
of Sec -. TD s n K - L. in Walla Walla
County, W. T., with q view TO the cancellation
Of said entry; contestant alleging that said
l.arkin J. Shell failed to plow the FIVE acres
required to be plowed the first year, failed to
plow the five acres required To be plowed the
second year, and has failed to cultivate any p0r
ton Of said tract the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the
9th DAY OF JUNE, 1888,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to respond aud furnish tes-
tinony concerning said alleged failure.
f. Ii. MORRISON,
Register.
, 1883-05-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

VI. Mcconnell Of Ysmhill, Oregon, i. in
,oEu.
HM. McCartnry Of Spokane Falls, is in
tbs city.
Foreman Webher If the Prescott shop. wss
IN ;h- city last evening.
T. \. Sherman. Of the Improvement Com
pary is III this city in the interest Of the com
i1ry
General TannAtt. Of the q. |. Company.
who las been seriously ndisposed during the
pi'. ten days. We are pleased to say Is now
,0GgAlescen'
e. II. Prescott, manager of the o. r & y.
Cot left Portland yesterday morning en- route
- raee; T. +. OakrS. Vice President of the
Northern Pacihc, who j. on his way 10 this
c1as;.
Wm. Sweeney, Esq, one Of the men who
hAs helped To make this upper country, i. In
;'Tn to-day. lie isnow a solid farmer on the
Inklnnon, and keeps up with the spirit of tha
age IN wanting a railroad.
MI C. {. Tram. If Colfsx, has spld his
catherine street property 70 the Hon. B. L.
Nharps:ein fur Si.2iO Mr. cram has also sold
hl' property at Pens~aws and has eoncentrat-
ed AL his interests in |olfsr. He is now in
ihv city attending court, ami reports that the
Present Is lne 4 the hest Saasons for sheen
ever Sn'wn, and the crop of lamhs is excel
lent
Il, W. Forrest. Rsq.. e1- Mayor OF Spokane
Falls, l. IN the city on business connected with
NE building Of a new block in his city. in
"h!ca he Il largely interested He inform. rs
'liA' property is rapidly increasing in price
AAa 'he town busy and sngmenting its popula
H'l .s'se.y every week. There is a great fu
'.''e IN sire for ths, city. End il is bound by
me very nature oi .hinss u he the commercial
'rhier oi The country north Of Snake river.
a Mother, EsQ-, proprietor of the Port
ana S'd''.r7i, is in ,he city. Of the merit,
" the NgH3ani we cannot speak too highly
the nem"cratic standard bearer, anc
'h'9id have the full support Of every sooT
i'7'n'cfa: in the country Now that it is equa
% Any IN the matter Of dispatches, il is ahest
u many OF 'ss compeers in being . character
s''c local paper and brosi in its views to th,
Af''A'v 0l the country within its jurisdiction
, 1883-05-12

Truthful representation. honest gods and
low prices are eur stepping stones to success.
II Won Wan: o neAt stylish ct in b"ot oi
shoe, IT . good common sense comfortable "a,'
Of the Zines. s,--ls, ,-. dm.his, ar g'-'i
sho. for boy..- misses. children and infants,
call IN J. :. Barrett, wLn k-eln tine genuine
Burt. y. Y. she's. lie hls III. frashC 81 iirsss'
est and rnu-t e"rnI.l-'- stock, adapted ." the
wants Of the country. VI. II, Main Street,
next doc. & post ofic.. Ha!tt@H
, 1883-05-12
Peiis Jury.

Yesterday the following named gentlemen
residents of this county, were impannelsd as
q petit jury for the present term o. court
NJ. W. Dnnkwster, Joseph Moore, NJ. j.
Pierson, Fred Fontain. J. Buroker, Frank
Conn, Finn Nealy, Barney O'Donnell, W.
Ingalls,, Al. Lowman, Wiley Lassater, H.
W. Hastings. NJ. f. Gose. r. Jacobs, Geo.
". Mooney. Daniel Stewart, W. II. Nc.
CURE, X. +. Walker, ]. II. Smith. W. B.
Havley. benjamin Camp, J. c. c. George,
+. w Schultz, +. 7. Gnse.
, 1883-05-12
Impressise services.
Iran IA. pnilx Of 7arsdayl

(FToa Or DiAy !"
The funeral cor.ese of the late Mr Master
an, v..,.rd,y was over one mile in length
counting carriages and the several eivic soc'e
,ies The Masonic fraternity was ably msi
.h.lled by Hon James MeAulih' ~h,ls tns IN
4OU ". WAS under the guidance OF r. H.
n, William Leslie. At the grave the impress
ICE and beautiful Masonic burial services ~er'
conducted by Levi Anksny. assisted BY Kew
H.W. Easan. Aft.r marching back from 'h'
,.w.,srv The Masonic Lodges courseonsiy e.
.or,ed the A. O. U. ". lodges to thsir respe'
ti,. halls, t.tor. repairing to their oSn lodge
, 1883-05-12
DsAy Recovered.

A special telegram TO this Office from Aimo-
ta last night states that the body OF . man
xss found floating in the river at that place
yesterday morning in a badly decomPosed
state. A eoroner's Jury vas empaneiied
and after addacins Ill the evidence il vas
decided that the remains were those OF I'd
vard Aldrich, who wa drowned IN the
Clearwater on March eth.
, 1883-05-12
Returned aane.

Mr.. Aaron +. Parker, editor of the Nez
Porce Ns'cs, and who has been on q short
visit to this city, returned to lewiston on
yesterdays train. There is probably not =
man in North Idaho who has worked 50 hard
70 deveiope the country and advocate enter
prise - Mr.. Parker, and he has accomplished
much good through the medium OF hu jour
nal. Itvm through this gentleman's eifec.
tive work that Idaho went Republican last
election and Singiser ws elected Represen.
tatiVe.
, 1883-05-12

Mr. Z. p Edson, on behalf Of Columbia
Lodge, X. Of p. has received the following IN
vitation and programme from Friendship
Lodge No. 9. K of p, Of the DAlles. which
fully explains itself:
, 1883-05-12
Weu the Csse-

In the matter Of Ci.y of Wall. WAN. ""
ch,,s Ia Chung. yesterday, Judge Win
..na decided in IA, or Of the defendant IL
s..m, this was = test csse - 70 Sne.'e'
nolc.u.p could .rress Chinese opium
-, and take their pics. lamps e1.'
-h., o.ush. in the act His Honor no'o'
,h., the city charter has no iss''d''.;0n owe.
IN, matter, tbi. ossnss coming only unoe'
u. ,.,r;to.i.l Law. From this therAo's'
e .~s 80, ,b.. the celestial opium JOINT
e.o run along smoothly without mneh ''''
:, ,,,,..t.s;oo from our policemen.
, 1883-05-12
Ns Y0eho.

Mr. Gardner returned from an extended
tour Of the upper country yesterday and re-
ports that the peach orchards al along tie
line OF his travels have survived the late Sc
we're winter. but that they vin bear no fruit
this year.
, 1883-05-12
The Grand Jarys Report.

The following is a synopsis Of the grand
jury's report SIS submitted to Judge S. {.
Wingard this afternoon That they found
the county buildings in good couditioa that
the officers accounts are all straight that
the financial condition Of the county is
healthy that they have found no true bills !;
that they visited the poor house and found
the inmates complaining Of their treatment j.;
that the food and clothing was poor recon-
mend the purchase Of poor farm ; and last
" thank all the county and city officials for
their courteous treatment.
, 1883-05-12
Baily Standard.

The Portland IJGi}y Standard wall here
after he delivered by carrier in walla walis'
El Dool;ttle having been appointed agent
for the same, who will deliver the paper on
the arrival Of the train. Orders left at the
store Of Thos. Quinn. Esq. will be promptly
attended 70. The Saadard is nov receiving
full telegraphic news. with the local and
telesraphie market reports, besides being
recozuized as the best local paper in Port
land. with telegr,phie dispatches from al
parts of the northwest J3t
, 1883-05-12
XOb 0us.

The bailding boom viii seon be at its
height on Mob Hill. Aessn- West. Taylor
and Buchanan are pushing their nes rest
deaces o. Washington street to enmP'eeion
- actively - pnsibls. While Hon. Z. d.
Moerisoa I'D Mr.. Upton Hs preparing 70
build % Park stTee4.
, 1883-05-12
slaysn's Cherry Tooth Pas:e.

An aromatic continuation for the preservation
of the teeth and gums. Il is far SUPER to
any preparation Of its kind in the msrke In
large, handsome. opal pots, price 30 cents.
For sale by all Druggists. Hodge, DAVIS &
Co, wholesale agents. Portland. Oregon. II.
Holmes, Wsna Walls. ". T. jyZ1 dsw
, 1883-05-12

Wm. Jones has removed To cnrne, Third and
Main streets. formerly occupied by Gross &
W.sgunnerj. Adjoining schwahacher Bros,
anil will continue to sell the following popular
goods: Bafor.I pIows-iheludins the Nebraska
Breaker and Browne ylHs, LaBel!e wagons,
McSherry seeiers, Gasr, Scott & Cor. trac.
ticn, straw burning engine. Gold Medal
Thresher anl . full line Of irst-elass ms
ch;nsrr
, 1883-05-12

Tie grand Jury have been examining the
aaag, public buildings to-day under the
guidance Of Marshal Justice.
The damage done to Mr. kuudsons resi-
denar l.s, evening by tire will probably reach
<l.j. The ilanes were principally confined
. the rear nf the building AMI kitchen.
, 1883-05-12
...-,, .r ,.e cr..A L.Ase. !. .. .. T.

La. evening Frank ). Parker edi'ol u
a.. s-.,,...s. received the following mes
,.s. from Mr. Harry Whittier; .e0 n |" "
.a.,,. A. the Gr.pd Lodge l. o. u f.
NOV IN ssasicn At Seattle:
''~ " sIArrLl, May S. lsSa
p.,ru-Gs..d Lodge has eiessfo
..s .,it..;os oibosr.: Tucker. St E fT.'
1..s.ss' ,es ,o.s0s H.; Dssb..: Of GS!ds.d.,s' s
= r0cS q II: Geo. v. Hn. G. "; ); + S.Orn. VI.
y Sa,nn;s q. s.; g. ": Hal, 9; =; t'p'
avyec Mr.. MsSka I'D hois
, 1883-05-12

BaAge0ents.
MIR. L. 2. Edson, on behalf Of Columbia
Lodge. K Of p. has received the following IN
vitation and programme from Friendship
Lodge No. 9. K Of p, Of the DAlles, which
fully explains itself:
INVITATION.
CAsIIK Hall OF FRIENDSHIP Lopez,
No. 8, K dP.
DAlles City. June S. 1858. z. P. XX. }
The GrAnd Lodge Of Oregon. knights Of
PythiAs, will hold iss next session in the city
Of the Dalles. Oregon. commencing Tuesday.
the Sch day Of June. 1888. at which time the
grand officers viii publicly dedicate the new
Castle Hall OF Friendship Lodge, and it is our
earnest desire to make the occasion one that
will Re remembered with pleasure and pride by
al who witness or participate in the ceremon-
les. We therefore extend . most cordial and
knightly invitation to You and the membership
everywhere to participate in the proposed de-
monstr<tion.
Accompanying this please find our pro
grsmme, which will be carried out to the best
Of our ability.
The usual commutation rates have been pro-
cured over the lines of the o. r. n. Co., n
p. K r. Company and o. C. K. r. Com
pany. Parties viii pay full rates to the
Dalles, and get reduction Of eighty per cent
on return tickets upon presentation Of eerti6-
cate Of G. X. of r q s.
Hoping to receive an early reply. stating the
probable number that viii attend from your
lodge. 50 that proper arrangements can be
made to receive them, we have the pleasure to
be frAternally your.
J. l. Premier
Chairman Arrangement Committee.
PROGRAMME
l. Visiting Knights are expsctedto arrive at
The Dales At about Il noon. June 9Th, where
they will be met by the Reception Committee
and escorted TO the hotel for lunch.
2. Form for Grand Parade at P. NJ; march
to drill ground for Prize drill.
3. Reform, march to the Pythisn Castle,
where address Of welcome to visiting brothers
will be delivered by P. c., J. II, Bird; re-
sponse by C. e., J. O. Boznrth. Dedication
OF Pythian Castle by officers Of the Grand
Lodge.
4. Orstion by Grand Lodge orator, A. II.
Tanner
8. Adjournment for dinner.
6. Meeting of Grand Lodge, X of T. at
Pythiin Castle at P N.
Z. Grand Uniform Ball at the new skating
rink at $50 p. N.
9. Awarding of prizes takes place during the
ball.
Music for parade and ball will be furnished
by the First Cavalry band, Of Walla WAlls.
, 1883-05-12
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY oF WASHINGTON.
County of Walla Walla.

County oi W ala NalIa. J
Ia JaS'ic,'s Court, E. B. EhifmaR, Justice
r. Rachel R,JlaN toT4'es'iv Eootei Farrell. J
NOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
II William Ryan has filed a complaint
against you in said court, which will come on
to be heard at NV Office, in Walla WallA City,
in Wa!la Walla County, W. T., on the
:0TH DAY or APRII- \. D., 1888,
At the hour Of 10 o'clock. A. ~, and unless you
appear and then and there answer. the same
viii lie taken as confessed aud the demand Of
the plaintiff granted The object and demand
Of said complaint is for the recovery of S-,3 90
and interest from date. due upon prOmissOry
note dated February 10, lsSi, given BY yoa to
affant
Complaint fled April II, 1853.
L. B. WHITMAN,
api3-td Justice of the Peace
, 1883-05-12

ln the case Of Washington Territory
against McAfee, who was charged with
s~indling DR.. Boyd some time sincr, the
grand Jury yesterday reported as not find.
ing true bill against the accused.
, 1883-05-12
HOTEL
The Bales, Oregon.

A NEW HOUSE, HARD FINISHED.
N and neatly furnished throughout. frieo
81 % 81 30 per day, according to room. Ishis
frst-c,as Liberal reduction made By u
week and month. The travelling pub3s sia
find it the most comfortable and respectable
hotel in the city.
Passengers and bAeyage conveyed 70 -
from the house free of charge.
PARSONS L CI.EEK, Propristn.
se30wtf -
, 1883-05-12
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WALLA,
May 5. 1885.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
II the following named settler has filed no.
tice of his intention ta make fiusl rr'of in sup
port Of his claim, and that said proof viii he
made before L. = Land Office n. Walla Wslla
On June l.. 1SSS. Viz: Harvey Shaw. HID
NJ. e2iI. for the SCI SWI and Swf SET See
8. Up IL. Il 81 +. lie names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation of, said land, viz: Chas.
+. Rack, Marx A. Evans, J. {. Lamar, Joseph
Lamar, of Walla Wall.. ". 7.
T. H. MORRISON.
REGISTER.
, 1883-05-12
SEALED RlDs.

SEAtEB bids
- EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceiy-d q. the Office If the City Clerk, No.
4 Second street, until Tuesday. MAY l., lSS:i,
at o'clock p NJ, for the construction of side
walks and crossings oh south side 1t Palouse
street. and north side Of Spokane street from
east Main street 10 the Baker school house-
Sidewalks and crossings TO lie constructed In
accordance with the provisions Gf Ordnance
No 81
Ry or1er Of the Common Council
LEI. 4. SHAW, City Clerk.
\ II. EEyNolTS,
WN- GLlsFORD.
Com. on Streets and Pub. Imp.
, 1883-05-12

TIKON SPRING VALLEY. wALLA
WaIia Co, i,st winter. . tvo-yesr-old
=. 6ry. Is I.nd high. h..nd.d With rsther
S;2 ~asii r. ue oa ~ ,hs.5der. Any pssty
s;v;ne inSo = aioa that ~ I'D b - sssA'n
IN 5. ~ s3sd 4 ~ - I" s'v~y.
, 1883-05-12

Can yoa 6nd . ease Of Bnght's disease OF
the kidneyA disbstes urinary o. liver con-
plant that il curAb,e. that Hop Btssss has
not % eansot curs, Al yesR ns;sAbnrs
they tan
, 1883-05-12

100 scre-, improved, thrae running streams,
spr.ng. well fenced-Alsn y. DsnnisDa, Real
Estate agent.
, 1883-05-12
FOE SALE.

EN0E NINETY DAYS, THE WELL
II iTproyeian and desirable property and good
paving business of Mr. d. =. Olds. on the
corner Of Poplar and Tenth streets. in this
city with or without furniture and fixtures in
the house Very cheap, and terms easy: a
rNrc chance for person who wishes to keepa
private hoarjirg house, As the business Is wei
established and god reputation Apply u
J. u. LAN.S,
Real Estate Agent, No. North Third st.
, 1883-05-12

The following applications for lease OF
school land vas read and approved Theo.
Wiseman. Sec IL T l6. K 81 E; CB Rep
part, SN Sec 10, Z 33 F., Milton Evans.
Sec &c, 7 S. L "A +; A } Evans, NE &c, T S,
RISE; T. Williams, Sec 10. s. r 80;
Edwin Weary, SW and Sc ST, tt. R 80;
" C Smith, Sec 81, 7 10, SO: G. W. Smith,
Sec &c, 7 IL. r Sc; Il Welsh. See Is, T s.
K So; NJ Culver, See 30, 7 II, r Sc: J D
Wilson. Sc /. Sec 80. 7 !. K 81 John
Painter, NV I, Sec 80, Tl2. L 81.
Upon motion T. S. Neely was appointed
road supervisor Of read district No. a6.
Ordered that in case Of vacancy in road su-
pervisors. on, application, county Auditor is
authorized to make appointment
Ordered that Thomas Moore be appointed
road supervisor for road district No. &. and
d. X. Erwin Of district No. 80. and Chss.
Stan6eld Of district n II.
o. +. Wilson appointed janitor totake place
Of Harvey Cston. resigned.
Resi-, nation Of S. Il. Msxon as road super
visor Of district No. g, also Of w. J. Canton
wine as constable Of Dry Creek precinct &C.
, 1883-05-12
Read Super,i~er'. Nstirc.

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ all parties henceforth found defsciug ar
removing sicn b"s,rds on bridges or cross roads
in Walla Walla County, viii BE- prosecuted TO
the full extent If TIE law. By order Of the
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
May 10. iSSS I'm
, 1883-05-12
&,.as~> Ter Psbli~asisp.
I.Sr OFFICE Al WAILA WALL,
AayI iNSy

May, iss3.
N1OTICE Is BEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has fled no
t;o, of his insen.iDn t. make final pro IN sup
,,ort Il his claim, and the said prof viii DC
rn nade before L. s. Land O6ioe at Wa'A Wal'a
on June 20. lssa Wis: Jane. W: Adams;
q, 3aO6 for the NWi Sec z, Tp 10 y, X - L
WM He names the foliow'ne witness %
prove hi. continuous rssiisnce upcn. aud eni'
tivatinc Of. sAid lAnd, vis: Joserh r Nelly
Dr.. Jsmes Dorr, Wrn JoDez. Wm- ii. Re-d.
F'H. MORRISON, Register
, 1883-05-12
To the Ladies'

DR. ADELINE AVERY WILL BE
IL in Walla Walla on or about May 1t
and will receiye the ladies daily from > till
P. " al the St.ne House. Consultation free.
% dw-tf
, 1883-05-12

little laughter OF Mr. and Mrs. A. Hall,
lied III ;hs city yesterday from that fell
disease i.phtheua.
, 1883-05-12
NOTICES.
NOTICE. 6. 4. n.

HD.Rs. LINCOLN Posi-, No. 4. g. A. l. |
Walls Walls, May 1, lSS;.
To the Veterans Of the Mexican War:
You are respectfully invited to attend and
participate in the ceremonies of Decoration
Dav, May 80, iSSs.
". q. SIMoNDS,
J.P. Sr0xER. Commander
A,iiUfan; 1Sw-,y
, 1883-05-12
shisxls

For sails. by Engene Buchanan, agent i"r
Knapp, Parr-n 4 c.. TIE be't IN tie mar
ket do"-u
, 1883-05-12
Td nk1,z 4 NAG cenrera.

To rA1n Il mag ccncTa
The Conuoa Co1ncl Of the CITY Il Wsiis
waIla, proposes % improve that pAr 81 kas,
,.d T,r,nnrn .trrcse. in sid City. by grading
~. ~. TLF. A. SHAW,
sp28fm5 C"y C'eIH-
, 1883-05-12

Csszs out r.ta, mica, roAches, aise, antz,
bsd-tep. skunks, eaipnuaks. eopAsra lD
oe unUA4