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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-23
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

County of Sacramento, o.
On this goth day of November, 1885, before me,
James E. Town, Justice OF the Peace in and for
said county, personally appeared Abram Brown
Weber, John William Westelins, Pere August An
derson, known to me to be the persons whose names
subscribed to the annexed and foregoing instru.
meut, and they acknowledged to me that they exc
cuted the same.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand this Goth day OF November 1888.
JAMES E. TOWN, Justice Of the Peace.
Filed November %, 1888.
n23 law4wF CaAS NJ COGLAN. Clerk.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH BRIGADE,
NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA,
GArp auR~T0 NV 10 IS2
NOTICE TO MET FOR ORGANIZATION.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of General
Order No. 9, issued from Brigade Headquarters,
Fourth Brigade, N. G. c., based on Special Order
No. 76 C. s., General Headquarters, N. G. c.. book
open for enlistment of recruits for the organ
ization Of a new company, to be known as Company
E. First Artillery Regiment, Fourth Brigade, n. G..
c., that meeting wilt be held at Armory Hall, in
this city, FRIDAY, November %, 1883, at o'clock
NJ, for the organization and election OF officers Of
said company, preparatory to listing said company
into the National Guard OF California. Lieutenant
Colonel John W. Guthrie will act as mastering Off
Pv nd ~
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q" My skin, which has been covered with
scaly sorts, has become clean, smooth and
soft ss lady's. My hands were covered with
little dry scabs. They have disappeared and
I'm better than have been for twenty years,
using DR.. Benson's Skin Cure."- NJ. Noble.
Selma, n. G.. July 3, 1882.
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HAVE you taken csld? You can cure i.
promptly by using Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
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Key West, Fla. has six papers printed
in the Spanish language.
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nenarture of Chinamen.

Departure OF Cinnamon.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 22d.-The steamer City
OF Peking sailed about o'clock this afternoon, TAX
ing back only two Chinese who came over on her,
all the others having allowed to land by the
Court. She took away about 700 Cinnamon.
Killed by Rock from a Blast.
EMIGRAST GAP, November 22d.-John Lee, pro
prietor of the Crystal Lake Quarry, while marking
car OF stone for shipment was struck by rock
from blast, which knocked the whole top OF his
skull off, killing him instantly.
Boy Badly Burf.
PETALUMA, November 22d.-Henry Peck, aged s
years, son of William Peck OF San Francisco while
playing in a woodshed with some children at the
residence of Mr.. Derby. of this city, had his thigh
badly crushed this evening by heavy door falling
upon him.
The COItOn-stanfOrd Suit.
SANTA Rosa, November 22d.-In the Cotton case
to-day nothing of Importance was adduced.
Arrested for EmbezzIemenf.
REDWOOD CITY, November 22d.-H. Trichner,
formerly Singer sewing machine agent in this city,
has been apprehended for the crime of embezzlng
the company's funds to the extent Of $1,000, and
will be brought here tomorrow from San Jose,
where he is now working as barber
Sudden Deaths.
SAN BuENAvENTURA, November 22d.-Mrs. S. S.
Atchson an old resident Of this county, killed
about sixteen miles east of here last night by team
running away and throwing her out. Her neck was
broken
William WaIbridge aged 20 years, fell dead this
morning, six miles east of town, at his home. He
was highly esteemed citizen who had resided here
for many years. and his death public loss.
The Los Angeles Suicide.
Los ANGELES, November 22d.-An inquest was
held to day on the body of Mrs. Mary Hickey, who
took poison last Friday and verdict rendered Of
death by poison, self administered 1t appears that
she had been deserted by her husband, who a
barkeeper. 70 her physician she said she wanted
to die, on account Of some trouble with her hus-
band that her husband was going with some other
woman She stated that her husband knew che had
taken poison-in fact she had taken the street
in his presence. When asked what he had SAID to
her when he her taking it, she said he told her
that "if she fool enough to kill herself why to
sail in" She was % years old married zen years
and had three children
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SAN FRANCISCO, November 22d.-The steamer City
OF PekiDg sailed about o'clock this afternoon, TAX
ing back only two Chinese who came over on her,
ali the others having been allowed to land by the
Court. She took away about 700 Cinnamon.
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ROLLER SKATING

S,AcRAMENTo ROLLER SIX ATING RINK, OPEN
= every day at the Pavilion, corner of Sixth
and streets Morning Session Gor Ladies and
Children from 10 to IL Afternoon, from to 4:30
Evening, 7 to 10. Competent Teachers will be in
Tendance No Objectionable persons admitted;
under any circumstances.
Admission (gents) % cents; ladies, free use Of
skates, IS cents Music Wednesdays and Saturdays
o24-tf
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MFRS wILSET'S DANCING SCHOOL "a
WI at Turner Hall Soiree every Satur- ~
day evening. Ladies' and Gents Class, Tues "a
day evenings at 7:30 o'clock. Private lessons hSsA
given at residence, $40 Seventh street, between II
and
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Boy Badly Hurt.

PETALUMA, November 22d.-Henry Peck, aged
years. of William Peck, OF San Francisco, while
playing in woodshed with some children at the
residence of Mr. Derby. of this city, had his thigh
badly crushed this evening by heavy door falling
him
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EMeRANT GAP, November 22d.-John Lee, pro
prietor Of the Crystal Lake Quarry, while marking
a car OF stone for shipment, was struck by rock
from a blast, which knocked the whole top OF his
skull off killing him instantly
, 1883-03-24

I5e Pro-Pr-.s i,s a prosperous year
s-7e never better Jog Ess,en Oregon and
Washington than ROW. Crops 50 lar arr
la number yus c,ad.-i5u, and wheat, the
coming harvest, vii undoubtedly COM
msnG high figure; 8 lsrgs Imm grafton
has already began % arrive and thousands
more vii CONE T,wR property IN our
old cities here, and even n our -nclp'ent
towns, feel the booLl, anu rssl estate rules
high. Calf ,ypia IS s.reai! dr:ea up With
dgouth sai ta;s years crop Is failure
In tie eastern states ami Europe there
viii De a large demand ;yr our wheat and
the good une our farmers have 80 long
expected Is near al hand
, 1883-03-24
Nathan I. Cation.

fFrorn Coi Giliert'> Hist1=y Of "alls Walls !
y. 7 Cation nf Walla Walla, who
ggiued his prominence at the Bar, tLroG5h
a persis;ant exercise II talents which Pc
caliarly adapted him to that profession, is
counted among the most successful llnd
prominent attorneys IA Washington Ter
T.tory. He is al an OF nervous teWpera-
nen5. positive Ideas, and ali active mind,
bat thou h possessed Il strong feelings,
and by some may be considered capable
OF prejudice, ye, the writer has seen HIM
:. Tar control such feelings, as 30 d. his
enemies the justice to wTire and speak IN
complimentary terms Of them. Il may
be strongly asserted tha, ne is true To has
ias,iacJs Of friendship, that his triencs
know where 10 ind hin, and so d. his
enemies. Brn IN S. Louis, January 6,
lSjt. he. II sixteen ySa!s of ase, entered
t4e merclantile business as 4 salesman
ald 5nak-keep-r, aud year later crossed
ihe plains To California. In 1880 he
reached Oregon and resided in Marion
county, where he taught school Tor ye2rs,
prosecuting the study Of law al The same
time. Ia 1886 he became, and remained
t,r fouE years, postmaster at Salem, at;er
whch the people elected him County
Clerk. While serving ii this last capacity
lac was admitted 70 practice before the
Sapremr Court Of that state AT Us Deem
bec term of 1861 Ia 1866 he went 10
I3alo Neaying his family III Oregon) and
t,r a year edited the O,ryise B'a'ctH of
Silver City. Wnlle IN that Territory the
Democrats placed his name upon their
ticket for the position # County Judge
AMI he withdrew 1t. refusing To run
L,t-r be was elected to the Legislature uf
Idaho, bus being ineligible, dii not serve
IN September, 1867, he moved with his
i,a.!, 10 Walia Waiia since when he hiiS
p-ac:iled ms Profession ard continued his
rrsIIrnce Ia this CITY. In 1853 he Was
elected ffUH th,s county to the Ierr'to-
ria LEGISLATURE Of Washington, was re-
e.rc-d IL 1873, ani became Sge,k,r If
the House. uae term he served - Dis
tr.,t Attorney. WIS The Democrats candi-
: -
, 1883-03-24
TIE OEaaogan Country.

\ .ertlzmsa Anywu - "OkanoEln -
Smith. having lived in that country far the
asst twenty years. gi~es a glowing account
# that resi,p. which vii he OF iater,st TO
land seeksrs-
Tae Cllville aai Mes. : reservations com
u-i,e vast extent OF zoe agricultural coun-
Nv. with an aburdanc. OF timber, and run
mn, s,r,ams which abound n salmon and
D, u.tain trout. Ii Is much warraer there
than in Spokane county, and all kinds Of
fruir grow remarkably well. A fine country
.x.enis up 10 sni into the British Possess
ions. and ;hrre are prospects for the di-eov
err Of rich quartz mines. ThsTe J. 4 pros
-.ve. tbs, -trp OF fifteen NILS On the 4 rrh
side. Ehere the best mines exist, will soon
be thrown open 10 settlement. Land seek
e,s AID fortune hnnters should visit the
Okaaosea ccGntry.-Cheney TrijEne.
, 1883-03-24
From Eureka Fiat

F,o-n ~. Chas. Painter, Who has lo-' AZ
~ +, ..,yn from Eureka Flat we are oe'
E,b..4 % 4. ar that crop prospects never
rl,L.5 ,.a,,sr in that f1-t p,cgre-.ing locality
H= ray, TIA: wheat never io"keh ~
zinc. tie frst settler planted hrs ''s,"
there The yoaag wheat i. stroog' healthy
and reg Tar aaI every grain 'Owed last 'Aii
IA. taken rot. Nr Painter has also 0'' :.
st..ndin. % bee timber culture and P'ah','
IN. II acre with more than snrficien' ola'
,.,y ,int-r than the ii~ requires. ana nA'
,,,.,,.3 between several kinds OF acorn''
blzes va'Eut. battsr and hickory n1'', Pc
cans. u.y-inlnon- ard paspaHa II oe"e'
,.r,,es Rolling tinissr culture claims Sers
70 fa.Iow Mr. Painter. example. TIN. eoan-
So w,pIi soon be equal IN sppearance 70
.,y ~ ,bs finest eastern or western Ssasee-
, 1883-03-24
Personal Eoa.ion-

ti-or.y \ Sheppard is il town
Frank Blvd Is slowly ,uending.
Hgr..t.o U'B-srr ia, sane II PDItIaLd
Cou.c,ilnaa Doyrli IS hon- .rna Puri.aad-
.sss-,s.r Harkue-s J. h"ne froE P,rt.snd.
Dr-D. :. f.ker, Of ,ti- CITY, Is in Portland.
Frank y. Parker, Of Sprssue- l. IL this city.
Mrs. y. Delinser, Of Cheney. j. still in THIS
city.
M.s. DR.. Old, leaves iar her home IN Sprasue
10 day.
Bapti-.n,I ,ery.c~ IN the Bsptis: church this
evening.
John Howser and family. Of Pa:Ahs CITY,
are at the Stln..
Al. kinnear, r. Psrington and +. ) Hart
Of Wai,,buI.,, Is in tbs city.
Superin, ndrnt Eaieman. OF he W. y. q
p. branch, r,4s in town to-dsy.
Honorable Thomas II. Brents is on hi. way
home via the Northern is-Ibc.
Mr.. Jane, Dr.tton. xell known IN this city
,..nr down from the Northern Yesterday
EW. Talbot, o: Coliaz. AMI 4. F. Baek, Of
Prescott. are r, sist.r,,i al the Dyisii-nieo-
CI G.;b-r; viii 1iai,t de!i.eFin; his &c etrs-
ted b.,t,r.c.L book IN It's city by n~rt SA;ur-
.iay evening.
Wr,. L. Curi-. iat- e.-ii-f. =! ih- o. Il d
y Co in san Francis, i.a- b--n appointed
agent =; tbs station.
Bza : 5,t. Esq. # Day tUn, is IN 'h' ETY. o.
X, .ins-,; he report. tie craps in that --ction
4 the e,.stgv =. b-ing never better.
Nh. y. Re!lingrr. who h.s BIN -. '"'ne
tie winter in IN. civ, leaves T. Io'a he hn7
tard y ne NorLhern Pacific t"-d'v-
Roy 4 e Rans, j. tie name Of H. new
I,,-,.;,t D.ili-,-. Sho viii take tie Pu! at !
Rev. NJ. Plerc.. who go-s 70 Ssatt'"
- L,ws IA. returned from his tri!' :" the
Asz,,;a country ami Lewiston. and F"P"rlS
c-... th,oasho5lt ;hs .ent.re oocn:rv = j. 'iii'r
,sli-
EE. Weeks. f-9- @: California IS IN the
.-.v o., ,u.;se.. vi-it u the territory with q
r;-w q beating. IL Is highly piea'ed with
our citv and predicts great ;H.1rr i"r ''s
c5anIy-
III. T.. II. Morrison, late K-sisiSr II tn.
IanI Ofiee, viii re.-ri 70 this city Eeai "eeS'
and We are pleased to learn anil IN future re
ado here. Ualike his predecessor Ar Morn
.oa yas. out Of oaice Sithoas el'id upon bis
reputation
Nv and Nrs KimbaIi have returned To th=,r
"a bo,ue Alter long sojOurn in California
Mr.. Kiu.ban gives giooa.y account Of the
e,oo prospsc.s there, and saTs that IN the great
san Joaqusr ard SssTamsnto valleys the ~nsa'
Is 4 to,al isilure-
sam Jc,,nssn !. IN from the I0ueEet an'.
-.~s- wa nan more enthusiastic ahout The
,r ,n+cts :or tie year. Grass gTseD and P'eh'y'
1,,in sowing nicely. shseP having ian'o-'
yAsa. and wo5l at high figures, and 'hs Who'e
country bin. p,aGshea uP i =tat uisks' . Az
! ieeI good
, 1883-03-24
IN mET0IIAH
Death OF Robert Sto,t, ~ This cay LSs'
Ki,ht--B.tsf Review of CSo1 lie, Eell
Spent.


ms "'' r'-'"-' II ~ -''- ~ '.'' - %
senior iarni'e7 Il Inc '''n 81
man "i tits e'tF' p'''''"''f i''>''' ~ ''''
h"a' retailer prog ''t." ana ta "''. I'm. ~
In justice 20 his long. ns'r'=.'t -''' ''.'"'
iife N "nr miH't' We '''. coos. ''' TOD
"rie sho't review. "l ''' '''''''' 49,
as ri ''lcei'" "i ar 'pir'i ''''" ct '''' ''s
ceased, noble sterling I"a'''~a
Eo'ert N-"tt WAS h'fh In tne Cd . A'.i-
ieen, >c"tiin!, si.d ~ the tone az .''' '''''i'
hal passed t. yrarS. SIX m";.'a' ''d ave
Iays- In lN-ii ic s-n'Era ed t' '..''H'"
ASH w. the hr-, Z" !''..'..f.F .ls '.'if E
San franci-r>. vir'cn D. r't.o.rr. .'-'. '5""
crude petroleum. 'r~'' "e engage. %. NEE
camille and mining PUI-u Z u.i t.e rTf-'r
river exsi;-me,t tro&" ".r, amen pr ''-'i
ms fortunes with tas Arspuag:s "a ga ~'llt
Of Il ;h,s IN '.es II Ids. iiis so'e. s. v'S "a
rir,l, - g-usl W.'a miners ani ,."-r!r ~ -
se r..ufiel b. P"sr!tpj. aud ." X . .a-.-
ton with tie ii.m q N,li.n < o., iu irs-
.,e came - Walia " Ala. ls... ,u-.c. sl
The GRO kerry b,.eil...s VIA III. idmsa.
when enterprise has been >I-, -sfI,.y ra:
a.. ~. ,,-..,... -. TlrI..--
-, - - 5...n.4 III
, 1883-03-24
PETERS PENCE
An Appeal from the Pulpit IN Behalf CT Ke-
ngious Institutions" Give and Se SRat
Receive

The NJ L CUurch was CROW ,ir,S isst even
,as L, hs'en = the eiaqnrut j.scoer>e -
Rev. Nr. J silva. Tre reverend g,ntl=' a.
took for his theme the 4ges'ip- O Hra1y.@,
assistance 20 tie csu>e .f ,hrts,, and D: Ire
same was not beneficial 10 -, giv,r. i'-rr-
ins h,s remark. the : nj. an Fr,7-s'f'' .
some .ttoug losjsll i-"'ats m defense of his
argument. Ald hurloi r-hU~e Ni'ev reanSe
at the miser who would board sway AS
We,lh uhen 50 nE1f- good souij D. d"ac
by giving. lie went bal :, the ancient
isrseiite tine. aad spoke "i sov the Jews
were compelled to give on"-teaih q, ta'Ir
yearly Prcige.s 70 Ire rizS-N a1,. cue-t,n;a
to msiH;sIu III, three grrag Tc'i-'yus .r'>tS
hell yesliy. Uey, IN sU.u r.,a.- gave r,Trty
fi;tv Pr cent. 10 the churs.. ap" st a.r-
ri ami Yr,sp rons wini, ;ofisy tF' lows
GIvE NoRE IA -HsIC TrLICi.Us INSTITUTIONS
Than either Amer.osIs. E1E'I-h o.. faarH.
they IS q -isss were ar moc- ca2,n.~ r'
making mon, : thar eisher o. tn' Vsu u-
al;iss mentioned IL c.tai yse iEstlrcs OF
IN. good Methodist deacon WI, raised IA
voice To God AMI cr.ei "ua. Lr'. pun.
a. .a-c.-ty og~ socls, ard = regular @! b.
fashioned Amen, follow - iro;a ,he soH-r
Ss,iaa hut hen the oil han asked IN "
to panty and s,uctlfy their .rrrN Nrt-, J.r rr".
, 1883-03-24

WALIA WALLA-A TACT which imp5ssses
q stranger n ore than al others uEon arriv-
ing n the city of Wal!a Walla, is the ent-r
prise Of her citizens The business mtn seem
10 have 4 faith in her future which cannot
De shaken. and substsGtis! and beautiful i'm
proveneuts greet the eye everywhere. We
LappeUed 10 be there last Saturday and must
say tha: the lie, the activity aud the rush
displayed on Main street compares fayorlhiy
with the large cities-:hose e! ten ani Il =
;,en thousand Inhabitants. The street MAS
lined on LOth sides with teams, ami a Goa
tinuous iiue OF men and womeH moved up
and down the sidewalk Walia Walla Is
what might properly b. termed iive!,
place; but 1t is nothing compared wish :" lat
1t Will he Ia the near future. IL 5 d, siiEei
20 become one o. the greatest inlani ciu on
the coast ; railroad cenfeI and u s,Ine *
tent manufacturing point. lis u,aiu -up-
port, a neyer-iailing field OF agriculture, VIII
always pay tribute to its cotit Is Al Therein
lies It's :utare. .-DaYtoa Journal
, 1883-03-24

WHAr "SyNrG-Hy MElSs To read
the yelpings and hOsls OF the ours who are
-uznn- the ols herse afairs they term news
p7pers, II wouij naturally he imagined that
i was the proprietor OF the STATESMAN who
TAD attached jasper HoSe's bookbiodezy.
Howe never owed Is a dollar and the at.
-achmenis are for mortgages, money loaned,
rea;, provisions and clothing from the bl.i.
nass men o: the city. The crime consists ir
TIA. PArker and D. K Hove. ike enterp.is-
ing men, have started new industry in tins
city when tie other printers .rentled at the
idea o: .a,lure- But Pups W ih1El, and the
STATESMAN othss Is dong splendid work a:
Ea.ssrn prissa
, 1883-03-24

E4FTIST SociAL-Ls,t evenin, :aere Wa
a goodly attendance at the Baptist church to
partake OF the goodly thin ss spread there BY
the ladies' OF the parish. Before grirg to
10 supper, which was set IN the v-,rry,
Pruf. Geddes. assisted by his estinab,e l,iy
and Miss Ella Hurgate, favored the audi
euee with some excellent musical selections
The duet by the two laiies was beautiful as
was a SOLO by Mrs. Geddes. The Professor
played beautiful mach 70, the guests 10
x to supper. We noticed Que feature O,
tae evening that surprised US nuehly, ana
that VAS the ex:reue hashtulness Of the
yoang men presen: when so many beautiful
Young ladies' Were there ani looking sO INN
grv Nevertheless We bsiIere they ali pH.
to.'A II the excellent supper, and al passed
OF sell The Golfers OF the church must be
e1ceejing enriched by the liberal patronage
OF las. evening.
, 1883-03-24

To SCGAE-oCgE PoRK.-After Tn. me=.
hss cooled, rub each piece with sat a.d
pack closely in harrel. sprinkling escn lzy-
er with salt as IL is put IN. pu,ting hams Ia
the bottom, shoulders mkt, AMI sides on top
After three Gays cover the meat with brine
made about Is follows For ore hundred
pounds OF meat u$s salt, eight Pouads, su-
ga, two pounds, or sorghum one quart, salt
peter, two ounces. and half tesspoo OF
potash, and water enorgh to cover the meat.
Leave the meat in brine SIX week. and il Is
then ready 70 smoke or dry.
, 1883-03-24
HUNTSVILLE HAPPENINGS
wedding on the Tapis-Plelty o. Measles
Heavy STOCK OF Eaad-Persoaai a7d So
eiaEEtc

HUSr>vILLE, Mar. I6, 1883

HUST>vILJE, Mar. l6, 1883
Farmers are S,y busy pattiug N
their -lii 2 crops.
The mn who r-CPh,sed ~ the e sT"uni
hog wefe badly lsft IL, year.
Prf Baaa, and N-ssy.. MadGn ami
Gantzkow have ben oat Ia the pe'3wood
country for " es, i.o,ia5 Tor lFse h,n=s.
Prof. Hawk SAYS he all ueye! be satisfied
until re gets ous N a ranch. We predict
tis farming slL b very much Ike Marx
Twaia's ch,ppiuS wool.
M-ssrs. St-arus ani Ferguson, Of Walla
Wall pad our y,ags 'isi; one Gay las
week. Gu gam Ioss,
Ms, Nm. Gllilhcr D, mere WIKI her cbA-
dren. eho a-e inst recovering from :he
measles.
lir JAS Fn1geia, begun work on his lot.
tie intends 70 t4.ij f,e ro1ss tbs -um-
uier.
ylr PicEn'. Grvni P.iors,. "a stopping
here. iie states tn1t al. the ircues between
TyA.s aai Al.no:a have be,a stopped
II Is sad rhs. orr meat i.tir dress-mlk-v
,Sli,s A.uoo1, Is making a yed;u. Tres
- M,-- -. W.i.A WyeS CT -
III. latest -. ie b.rr Is me-s.e.. The
Health Officer ~, .rts :. cases some t,n CT
twelve more have s.yyu exposed. Il has al
spraad f-si. The caru.rs-Ee.s O.; enc pe.s.T
, 1883-03-24
GDSkane Falls Ectss.
From the Chro-ic.'.

l' VIVA N'i| '''-N.-'--.-4
IA! Es-a.e j. c.anlin2 hands "a idly.
4 --irra, IS On foot t" organize company
. bas.i AZ oie-s, house IN Cheaey.
Oar band boy are lract:cinE footing. May
t.ey succeed in raising wind cnough g far
us~a u- one god mos...
Trains leave the j,y,si,n ends On schedule
tim., ba, get to-, tired to keep Il ~ al! the
way through.
=. .ast a>c,g;,t, :he sucw Hss tea inches
deep rp 4 level at Coivil!s and cheweiah, and
teo aad a half feet deep e: Loon lake.
The B,p,ists Of tbs ei,y are holding 4
sl.-s o. meetings in their uHN churai. The
ri, .s.i9.s are Of cnn,ilerah.e interest and are
very U,ii attended.
Hoffman & Co. arc erect.n: grlst inIli
on Hlug-nan creek. eleven miles from Span
-Ic. THIS is d fine location, IL one nt the
bsst ue sfborhoyls. among goo! people, and
N community which RAISES bushels ot
wheat
Mr.. ". r Calvert, OF ka1sas, hls recently
h,n.ht considerable amount Of land aGI0in-
ing the property cf ". c o'Gonnor, eighteen
miles east OF SPokana Fall. Mr. Calvert is
/. man OF wealth and ensrsy and : g.'ns into
stock raising extensively.
\ nan by the zane OF We,ch died a. the
hospital Tus,iay. from the effects Of injarie7
rec iyei IN Jumping from a tram on the sec
oli rr1,tle from Dry lake. He fell nearly
tssnty feet and struck on LIS back. Tie
vas bs1ugh. down to the hospital some tine
a.ro. ar,. has been we'll cared FOR sircs, but
il internal injuries were more thsn serious,
and he died. We DO not krow o: his hsvIne
..ir-;ts ~ relatives anyHhere near
, 1883-03-24
A o. U. Y. Party

Last evening IntegTity L,fge NJ. q, y.
o. L. W of this city. gave ths'T bTo.her
W.rkm-n an l friends resp. i1n dat wi!
long be reu,esILereI by thyse pre-en-- The IN
yi.at'ons ntra limited. c,ns queutly the
handsome nall Of the 'rl-r ~A- not over
eroadei. ju-t enOnsh beng Pre eat T. make
dancing pleasant virheD, .7'll'e : ! pea
ing feature Of the evening wss . is-ss b ~
os delie.nu. I-mDnads staining Il tHr srts-
room table, which wzs day 8Prrec.a-ed,
more especially ~ the LADIES NH-'e Tas
furnished BY rn-nb-r, ri tn= csrfizo or-'.-s-
ira aud vas up to rs usuai dygr,s Of excel
lenee- Darc,ng xas r IN So To l2-5O aud
the programme Ine!u lei a., ;h- paFu'sr
number. We are p'.a'eG n not tl.s-
p!-asslt s0cisl events. a, the .Te & SIRE Ia
,ficatioa 0; the extreme gJrsi-.,lioF -is.p ard
harmony e1ls'jng among t1- d.if.r-pt '13g- -
Of the a q. L. W order u TN. r-t,.
, 1883-03-24

NaT WIGcINs' WEATHER. .-ProfessJr
WIgg;us chose tEo Of the fines: DAYS the Pa
ciic coast ever experienced ior his great
s,orIn and ye. the weather renains lovely.
There are many xho are di.posei to think
that the present phs1onenonly fine weather
IN ihI= usually clustering moth Of March.
bodies no good and "a big sterm si.l
come soou to make up :or Z. Il II does
come, I'VE are here fret "a the old saying
goes. and there Is no use. IL case cf this
kind. IN meeting his Satanic Majesty half
Uay.
, 1883-03-24

: PErvESrAr1ve- Rsiors setting co'
trees dampen the rnots and 7PF'ak.e i''s"
VII with pounded glass A. the H'f' i
placed arouaa TIE tree bii !; vita The o''-''s
piece. of glass ard plenty Of PuiFeri1sd ena'-
cosi. II you haze any bother rom moies'
m:e- o. other vermin eaarge the loss 10 the
g.roj !sDi-a Ire ia-t Is, fine pniserIed
Slss. vii kiH sny kind of Iusee's' ana hn'e
viii i've or uy 10 live where ths-s " sl'S-
and eosi-
, 1883-03-24

FczrryE- yiAkrxG * Mo:TANA--i e
Salt Lake T,i5aas exPls. II tbs vas
4ow .oms M1rtaaa cutiie kings make tie.r
fortunes, can easily lie understood iron tle
following facts D. 4. q. Flowarrse' oi ne
l..a- 6-ore. ,ss. August 20 llngS, ard
farther by rail 70 Chiesgo and a mar'e''
l SO head Of cattle, which sold for ss'o'-OV'
AS. Paul some butchers E1t the p-lviifGe
70 mex ssvera! steers, al sleo Per hsso'
iror, rbe Ic.. I, Is safe 20 say ttat tfe a'lf;e
cost al this herd Wss beiow so yer Es4l-
TINS ia better than goli mining.