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, 1884-02-16
The Taiu,ae. Copper Mining Company.

L. ha. been kaown for come time that *
tensive and v,iGab'e Ge osits o! mineral
wrrr sw 1T ng p,o pect-r and miner ID
the mum ais ietweeu Union and Baker
Cites. THESE W Ie prospected IN Part two
Yer az, by some Wall, Walla men who IN
Their -drt rture>oue Il init al came na>r ics-
m. derives ia tae mcuatsiBs. 0-her par
tbs ee sent N here sIn'e and ioca
tous , ie, ra5 nothing was 'c;nmpsishea
mt lis yea. Nh, = the WI, Wallis, Se-
at lie snd Union putIes hoii NJ ciai rs made
col OF all their property and org"ized
the Calumet Copper Mining COmTany. by
this pool tn. Calumet Company b came own
er OF contiguous claia ex,eni Ting Tor one
and thre -f.ufth al.l-s aloI g which the ledge
cr"pp Ut IN numerous pl &C. III mlnner
t. make 4, Who had examined II beheVa It
u Re the finest pr Jest On tho coast. Mr..
H Dats on, a sup rntendent of ole Of the lar
st I Ike Su yerIor mint.. made very care
iui txauinstr'n OF the property fni tn ore
All expressed linl-,lr very much sIrfiisrd
at the extent o. The depoeits an tie rci..
uts t. and H. mas i'.cested Wy rye y
IL h sock ci tae c. mpuy.
D ,., IN. n wo'k y - pushed trwa'd
last ,sas. Il, ir,. eC'ugt' n es'ens driven
in o. dGrpt = Ot | pEop-r5 a IN
re,un va IL - i = lug. large bodies Of
or rtirs Uu,ov r,d 4 laying from SO to
SI50t.r T. o. chaTact EASILY VIII
auh vi ch Nj h,atron says Will fully jas
tfy putting up Mill.
stD-kh,l Iers meeting Tuesday night
tn. following g ntlemen were elected tTus-
tse- for the coming year: II. II. Chase,
Prs. T. J. Aniers Vice Pies 4. T. Ayres
Sc, A. B. Weed, Treasurer. j. n. Biyd.
Sol Ceater. J. NJ. Both, Trustees. Tne
tra es Will Iusa tie work OF dew v'l0pment
foru ard this coming season and We are safe
in sa, Ing II q much hidden wealth will b.
uncovered
, 1884-02-16
T.. d. Hens.

Mrs. Peron, the squaw wife OF French
man, ard once the vie Of the famous CHIEF
Pua- Pua Mox-Mox, died few. days ago.
Dave HON and Homer Hosard, formerly
proprietors of the Willard House, purchased
Yesterday the Vi lard Hou.e building. saloon
adjoining and the ground On which both
buildings stand. for Sl5.JOO. These gentle
men s.e well known as Ian ilords Of superior
ability.
Friday train took down seventeen car
Ios's or about 200 tens Of wheat. shippei
from Adams and Centeryiile. The wheat
fr,iyht on this one train amounted to over
5000. the rate being Sl20 car IL is
thought there are about 500 car loads Yet TO
ship, or $500 tons
The E. O.'s Mescham correspondent men,
tiotsa Chinaman b=ing lost 10 the snoT
TneE. o. man w1s informed yesterday by
Ceuluc;or Fold that the body Of the Chln.'
man wss found :r4zzn stif three miles e.zt
cs Meacdam station Sunday afternoon.
VEL, sou no doubt know Bertha ThOnP-
So, c,s Of the fair danseIs who is engaged
bv tie Psndleton variety theatre She was
ares.ei yesterday for reglectins to p-I. I.
ho,,d hill at the Vienna Restaurant, The
sum was $50 and As a woman cannot be held
for debt in Oregon 'she was discharged.
Jodes c., B.. T., and H., and others had
copsidsrah hIe fun In proving she was female.
Taey are stil in doubt Tho above wa
overheard by the z. o. man as he passed
two prominent attorneys yesterday.
, 1884-02-16

A report comes from whstcon. W. T.,
that Mount Baker has beeu saokipg lately /;
that il appsavsto De in state Of active er-
upton, throwing out cloud .oi smoke and
ashes. Mount Baker is the mcs. consp;c-
leu, peak in the Pacs6u Northwest, iising
.entin, Hike in Ithe midst of q great range.
and capped With perpetual snow. !; is one
Of the graf ctain Of volcsncts which ex-
trnds from Patagonia sloug t e eastern hor.
der ef the Pacific TO Alasks. in 1859,
NJ, unit B.kei was n active state Of cru =
,ion. In August of the same y,ay. our
II cd emitted deis. volumes Of smoke and
v.por. and at night these dark columns were
illumin-d ty shafts Of fame.
Its colnc,deIce that this same year
witnessed the teir'i lie eruption Of Mauna
Loa, in the Sandwich Islands. when rivers
OF lava streamed from its summit to the sea.
and it MAS rpoit d that sh,fs previously
sailing 81 ng the windwaId 5 d OF Hawaii,
epcnup cred immense shoals of dead fisb;
Suggesting q subu arine volcanic outburst
aso. The question is, are these coInci
d. noes TO be ret eatei this year. Tae con-
ciaence o 50 m,y not he exact enough IN
point OF ,e to pIo: aim direct salma III e
cnnnection with the burning mountains #
the Pacific b. Il snd thC.' yet quiet IN the
Islands, uuLne snrot tril IS y-r hue hey
srss, III ut o lniE s'e coanrc ion wi4ca
pHy,i al ge 'grapG-rs have net really sus-
pectes. III theory a. been. IN It the vo-
c,nces of the lslan>s and those "f this COST
are ,solat. d 'ruui the two terr-st isi volcanic
z,nes, ore of ~bich g,rdies the Pa:idc and
the other in.-recrIns 1t AZ nearly night
angles. ,qu.tor;al!y sp'asing-
, 1884-02-16
Duseu berry Bros

These are iusy jay W h At least o. OF
the III cely general ne oh sudlse establish
ments Uf tEIs ii Y We ref r, OF cours~, 10
he drv goods nporIum OF DuseL berv Bros.
Tlis p palsr firm have always ei ioy ei a
largr patronage. partiy bee suse ihey adv +
Is 20 TX -rn-Ive V, n pat y b cs .se h ir
prices a e s., Irresisri Is lew. The hru { t
Dus.Ib r. Bros. slSa,s 4 Il puar4nre, tn IT
mi. he a. low a. tlr l,~.st, but dur
ya,l:.ran sa trey reduce prices TO q
mucr io~ er level tran at any o'her tim.
Cuvy do no, profes-, nei her do 'tey n md
TO sell coed, at clearing sale prIc''- through
out the entire year, but OIL, during the
@, n, nutcs { such Gle, IA &C "a IS. Du'.
,ney Bros have iher, 10 { Ii sus ated
IT,, ic annual cle.rsLces2ie at pre- tia have
ahead, alta te the att ntr"n OF The publ :
who are QUICK TO discern gr. a. Bargains. aud
the result has been so gratifying That THY
l-v decided TO continue their ciea snce
s.le lu ord.r % make room for cir new
goods. Of wH.cA ADVANCE consi snments ar
already q. route from the east. For shot
time ior,,i Durent,-- BIZ VII nurts
{, dispa~e o; III i IN 3se' sc At Gear
arc. saie Tri e, al "; cannot do better
than ai e.a i. u Ills ect tn hsr-
. ui,s of rll ,r T. lirm. A short q e
nm ,v.u,Iil I IT,. ahle GUY goo at
, 1884-02-16
l. c. TaiTcEEE
GEORGE SUTHERLAND.
John L. Sullivan

Oh. J. Sullivan Oh. J. l.. Sullivan,
oh, J hn Lycurpus Suilivaa, al hail
Thou hottomless inhnitudsl Thou god Thou
,oIi
Thou Zeus with Attempting hand
Thou glory of the mighty ocrideul Thou
heaven born
Thou Arf rs bred Thou light Of the Acrnp'
i,s. Thou n "f gaIln iIer,
fiftv-nne IL ches TT ,h"u roCnd thy rlbs; twic.
tgsain knuck-s .St thou;
And again tui { IVAN.
Tnou SC ,tt-rest meas teeth Ike antelope a;
play.
Thou stra, htenest thine arm az q systems rock,
sni e,ehslls .hange their hue.
o, thou grim g"annlAtlr Thou sou -remoyer
Thou HIGHT ONE. GOV exeariatnr
Thou cnoins dove. Thou droI, droii. droiI
John
Thou buster,
Or, you, uh. nie. zoo, Oh, me some more
Oh, thunder!
, 1884-02-16
she flsIic Arena

An audience of over 800 mea and two CT
the far sex interested il the manly srt Of
self defense st ended the iOxing exhibitions
given by Sullivan, >l,de ths Maori, Taylo
Cillisp,e and Mccoy, at Stahl's Opera House
on Wednes lay night. t'iilispie and Tsyicr
first rp;sred and gave s,ae far exhibitions
of Kill Tayhr bsing heavy weight had
sbmess at the best @: his lighter oPpoGeE..
although Gi!lispie showed he Was made OF
gpci mettie ayd could stand much
more punishment. Pete Mccoy, champion
of the lish: weights, and the Maori then
stood up. Slsde gave US the idea that hat
the time he DID nat know VIA: TO do with
his hands; Mccoy. oa the c,nsrary, was
dinslng it to his oppoEe t all the time, and
the quickness with which lie delivered bow
after bow and esearel return bow,
showed that he patterned after tina: master
OF the fistic science, Jem NJ ace. John l..
Su liean and Stege Taylor, sx-ehampion OF
the heavy weights, then cane forwa ID and
gave 81 exhl,i,ioa Of their skill which Was
MT esuai to ,h;r predecessors. Sal'ivaa
SLOWED lmmense phy sica' develoP:ns Mt and
i, bets.r Pot gsther f,r u fighting man
I: an aay we ave ever before ssw IN the
r.ng he Is very c va snl takes hi n.edi-
cine Ike nar, = ds up 10 !. woIk and
don doigs 4 blow. H watches MS
opp, ut narrowly ani gets scoi work IN.
Judging by / is pltiJg and o!"Aing at;er
each short round he IS tasty CIT OF Ct nii-
ton and should he run mp sgIiDst any or'.i-
nary prize fighter IN lis present state he
WON'T war HIM c'f Gu: n short time
The best p r'irg of ne erepng CAME Oil
after the ch,rppin had lei5 the siago. br-
tween Mccoy and GIlipIe tie E:ea wee
prst naer'y matched, although Mccoy is
o. tch.er build an i little taller than Gi!-
Lspie both Uer were regular giuttons Tor
punishment, and their exhibition fully com
ueuss,ei the audience for what wss lacking
IN the others.
The exhibition vas closed with q so'-:o
between Sullivan and Slade il which Eelther
showed any remarkably skill: they gave
each other some hard hits and that vas all.
In Il large city they would not have dared 20
have played with their audience IN the man
nsr thy did hele. But take the ati.ir Alto
gether it was something new Tor many IN
tAis city, and for the first time IN d cir lives
they saw q sparring exhibition. Whatever
may be aid about ;hess scientific displays
It would be better for the American people
if it was more general. 1t is manly art
and gives man eonhden,e in their powers ;
we xoa'd ike to see i become more general
as i. would then do away with the ward ;
use OF tie knife and pistol,
, 1884-02-16
4 "! lake corrected.

BY some mistake o. oversight on the part
Of somebody inside or outside the STATES
NAN otfca the ores recently received by Us
from the \ ,kina country were repres sn,ed
as coming from the Peshastln mining di :
trict when It sh Il nave b -en Cle-e um { is
rrlct Knoaing well fren. p rsonal exp RI
ence that no miner likes anO her di,tr:ct TO
usrrp what he has toll. d for we hasten to
make the correction, AMI assure our mining
friends IN the Cie-e'um tia t,m,ke amen g
for our mistake We W Il pSy -ticular ataen
tiou to them in future. and any ore or letters
they may s-ni Us " Il be given p cal atten-
til 10 these columns. We have long be-
liev-d that kittltss count is one Of the
rirhesr undevelop.d mineral sectiol Is in the
United States, and the or: We recently des-
criSed has confirmed Us a1i many old quartz
experts in that beh~f.
, 1884-02-16
AChalIens- for SailiSan.

Johr Flaod. who was one i Sullivan
frs targ AM IoE weg1s go pounas'
wri e, To tie Nun As follows:
..I woald lixe TO meet Join l. Sullivan
ag.n. When f.ug him on the barge
vas rerfec: nOsi e IN the u '"e''' an l
knew nothing abort training. am pfsi-
tive If lad be IT Pc ly ira ned l ~'uld
"a san the tgh-. ; PC then have taAen
h BIT ire OF ny elt ard sp' rr'd With & e
ei ye-.sruea the eou { y l have Iev,r
DIR .ka 81 s. OF iiuor 'r smoAet cigar N
nv liz. In n f,cr of tn se fscts, and e.
ing As n, cut as I DO, hereby su III l. tie
C lenge 10 ,h- ca.mp'"r'
a will spsr h,,u four unds, NJ 'qpis OF
Q lie, usbu.y rules, uIrh SIT el'ses, the ~'n-
uer TO tax 90 per cent. Of the receipts AID
The loser 40. aldIw,ll oct him $500 on the
salt Ii hr ia /. to knock me out will
a- brir IS 900 or $40 900 a ST 'e. the
o.a.t sh,.n ,tye, w.ti tsIe Ii ackies,
and before II eetiap him wI,h the soft gloves
vii! put up . 6e ,osit of $500 to show that
Imssn brinn. noye Int NJ. Sullivan
.,ll ,ire lhls h ,arlsst attention.
JoHy FLOOD"
, 1884-02-16
x,u.rd E,pre..ss HIs Gratitude.

General 0aaborn. yesterday morning, AIT r
,hs ss, urnnent If the chsmier, RECESSED ihe
,o,lowins letter from Mr Nrts d, Sek 'oW!ess-
in, rtoe p: of the RS u ! n recent ad'p'ed
hr IN, u Pau chan =. o. c'nmeroe;
N,WYo 4 Jan. 29. lss4 10 the Chsm-
b-r Of C,uru-rce, St Pad: l beg = sckno"i'
i,s receipt Of certified copy OF certain res
,,yri.p .ps. p .ssei on ,hs 18Th by your respected
t.,sv IN reference 70 nv re5iremen. fr' As
,,--ti.ucy uf The Northern P--'5s r- iruaa
.,r,,py. When 6rst visited 81. Paul. in
-, yu,pu, f. fssti ~ vi,h the manage
,-..,.f the c.u. ,,-ay, Yy. : &c most
t...,r a. rrrss. Les thIa six urE rs aso
..,. b. ar.d % fa- beynud ny re~erts On thr
ind the f,ru al "p-ainS "i The main
r.rs tv a na-t rlagn ic. nt rec Ptiyn Let
..s.yt, ,uu AZ the ge'e:ons senIIm@nts
,-., now II er are Il - .r''efu t. me, ahh
mn. 5,naIa5'e =, y,u, than eifheF "t the pre-
- .,..r,f.-rsti,.r. { ,our kjndne-s Ii Is
-.,r,af ,c1 ia q, IN n. Sc -are h ,uTs of trisl
.-Er-.gilr. N,g ~ IN p ! "u erd proper
amy ciat.-u = ny L 'l>, "hd nc
.,,o,..,Ly 81 i'm nv m,-iortnnes tha' K you
,-..,aun liz f.rtli.. was P rlait' to c m
r,.s he .rssc vu.k cat. us'ed 10 hsod'
=. t.,,.s- r.,r-r c,u NV Unip It. i Is No
Irs.. my PM. -e to direct The enterprise
fr- there +, far Ias tarah Compensation IN the
tt,.sar tia, vss ia-ti"menth IL creating
,ssr.y ty agsaey tba5 VIII fir'ver promote
H., w.a al psoa srty + ) .urc -, ant #
dee. N.r h~rsr --u ra.'. y n IN
,.i. .as a sy a. .-ns il w b. ny c "''''n'
81 s--. my O.. q a'j.a. ." = y cr
,-...-art1a. a.n,.si, Do. M \ Get
lie s--. .D. 90 uy 81 -. = =
... ..,.I .,-i Sc a-. 1"l Sc. ."'..
.., n tI-ARI-
, 1884-02-16

The B kpr c. y Tribsae, speskirg OF las.
yeu's rgoria o between the U. T. ana
o. r. & n. c.mpani,s and results as W
IN icstrd says: That tn re was some
hen by which on party nigh eve"tuaiiy
get the etr.r uf the h We di' not doubt,
.n.i ,hat wallre determined 50 s
Vas ma. fist WHO had the most money
a, a wro wa, the test n .ancier. The 'e-
..li,e m 7: i'rnad stocks sli he i""I tall of
VIiar W t. II The beg mn - hr md, as
NV b tn dsps'cl es OF tie 2NIh. Jay
G,.uid Al d ri- i have rn4llv IT umph'd
~ tie p rchase # 60 +. & n oeAs
&; aid &c mes the owner "t that All. n 1
will axe it put of the S!ort Lne, w''ch
rur from Gag direct to Prtland, max
int e mmus of the \ rthern Psc.he
n, W.iIula Ju ction. c .uld is MASTER "i
the situation, ard rs soon as possible SfI,r
the mpletrou Of the hri 9 at Snake hN-r
cro,sir 9. the cars will be ruuning INFO and
rhroush B. k-r to Portland. vi d "a~
Jood e ,erai ou the sdvIr but prov 'ided
h,m-ef with 10 M an' Of re reat Gould
,nok a'vsnrage OF VIsrds Ak OF xii anu
rred h.ul 10 Surrender.
, 1884-02-16
What viii Potter do Thea ?

Before many ore weeks have gone abound
oI3 ,,s,s Goa n will be lain aside and the
loud crack OF Pott.r's whip vi be ''' a'd o
more. Th- question arises, waas will Potter
then do: W. suggest that he be made con
ductr on the ira n. The old ge''t IN an Is
reh II AMI honest, sn1 f'r n ny years he
has b N nskng daily trips IN ou-h our
,ewp, .topping not tor either rain, sunshine
or storm. Ee has served the public faith
ia AMI WI n it e ms hi d & d. ta-
ou, him The 81, i hi OF a g &c
bma-c'tj' VI K MN e"n@uc'or on the
,,a.sen.,r T. n an ~e WARM, be al sise
9 tisfscrinn to 6.,h the travelling pnh'c and
the railroad compauy.-Cen.erri'ts E-aro.-
, 1884-02-16
SGES d. Alene.

Since the discovery CT gold IN the CCe1r d
Alene mountains, it mss ben the aim Vi the
Standard 10 present, both edi'orisiiy and IN
the way of communications, both sides OF
the matter; leaning iatl er towards con-
servati,e view Of the new Edorado, bocaGse
we have feit that men Do not exhibit good
Judge nent who rush into such district as
this IN mii-winter, when it is Impossible 10
prospect aud tie goir { is hazardous to lie
and ruinous to ali osd;nary purse
We have lesn handed the following IN
mun:ca,.on, which We pabl sh as We have
published Others, leaving th ir reSpOnslh liTY
with the authors. who e a'nes are appepce /:
PeErLASD. Feb 10. lSSi.
at is well understood " those ~ho p'o5-
oected In the C9,r a'Aleae d street last
summer thai gold is fouli in limited guam
titles; tn = there is nothing whatever TO Jus
rfy the PRESENT excItemen. or the eItraOr-
d.nary rusn OF men 70 this locality.
Ii is we'll known BY mn who have been
in there this winter that the dsifts are from
ten to fifteen feet deep; thst m'n have res-
ished in these sn W dri IS al aioi g tie
trails; that pack mules have died, or have
b. en- killed for fond There ia no fed for
au,mais and they die o; starvation ali aio' <
the trail and IN h. camr. Ii j. very diff
,,,s, IN ,a, foni st all the men Ming IN 90
fast that supplies cannot be brought In fast
enough to meet the demand. F'T cup OF
coffee and piece Of fred bread, the It s'aur.
ants ask aud get dollar, There is a gen
eral demand for Que Meek Tae boys who
are suft, ring for food and have expanded
their lasr dollar think th.. with the help OF
Meek and his map they might possibly Had
geld.
l. c. THATCHER
GrORGE STTHERLA<p.
, 1884-02-16
r.,x, Of rn.DE.
....,.,.... ra.ssd opposing Forfeiture sf
she Ssrthers PAeine laDd GraAf.


A .,e-i.; meeting Of the Wslla Waiis
Beard Of Trade xss held Wednesday. frss-
idspr Frank Paine in the chair. Tbs ioisow-
ing salu,ions were pissed unanimously
WHrKE.s, A grant If lands Was made ID
th. Northern P4ihc ni'rosd company cor
dirioned rla. ssii compH y sh' aid o'io
railroad and fe'esrsph line b-tween LAKE
Sup-rior and Paset Sound with orancn
road fcom mar the mouth OF srsks nv
.cr,. the C. d. mOultIius to fages
Sound,
WHEREAS ss 4 company have con truesro
all Of sa,d road .x;elt the SECTION between
Wsllulr Junction ana Portland and tne
branch line from point on the Yssima river
av~- ii norntsi to WIlkesop, snd 4 us" g
..,,.rv c,d.ay.r Z, s-cuie the n.truc.i n VI
III remsi,.rer of tie branch rosd;
WHEREAS. The only laches On tie part o.
the said i. o mp my was III. faiure to complete
,sii rad With N the I'm, specIhsi In the
granting acts snG th- acts am ndatorf tnefe
Il xh,eh has ie,n cured by the acceptance
of the CON ted portion q ad 70 d by The
prnp-r au hnrir,es nf rne Uo { ii ) stes;
WHEREAS. 70 ds,l.re forfei'e6 all por'
tons ot ,h- giant o. ,a-n.d by The en-
s,r,.c o of the rad pri. to the time uxed
IN tIe g-snung &C. snd It's amendments
won d deprive Il brands Of estt ers of tn'i
homes. purchased IL good tsi BY them q
= ali comp uv, and would lot benent any one
bus land jumpers mi result IN eidless ILL
gaii, md
Nurpr,s Tie forfeiture of the unearned
portion OF the grant for the brsrc1 line ~oa'd
re,ard If il would not prevent the coIs'ruc-
ton Of ssi b ch and thus i; 4 CT incsi;nla-
BILE iriary on the Territory OF Washington.
therefore It
Rs.olrsd That We respectfully protest
sQ.in,t II c passage Of thu bill noS pending
in Congress TO d. clare foIfeiisd the iand
grant to tie Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
Rsso'r.i. That We respectfully suggest
that all ,qaitab!e settlement Of the question
would be TO grant ssOnable extension oil
time for the construction # the Cascade
branch uroa the condition thss the ianos
granted therefor be I'd by the com any at
rea-ora lie prce 10 be specified IN the e1-
tsns'on &c.
R,so'r,d. That the secretary be iIs'ructed
to send carY + these resalu-'on' to tie
el Al man of the House snd Senate commit
c on .i.coads AID ouT De!ei ate to C'n-
, 1884-02-16
Ieouomy IN Fuel.

For several days it has been the study OF
.h- STATESMAN offica to keep warm; We
tried q a but the dit they NOS send to this
sity j. NIT worth 50 Ter ton, much less sio
~h,ch bss been paid Then We tried ~ood,
but hsvin a new coal stove " took the deTh
All ii, I me 20 fire NJ. Fina ly We bought
I. W sack. of coke st so p = tor, and 6y
burnins that apd wood tos' ther the prop
lem il solved. TIE price appears h,gh' na'
taking the poor coal in'o consider.'ian II Is
ch.so a. II q t three mes AZ lcps-
, 1884-02-16
lhs s.r a..i.ne.

As the sno~ becomes deeper IN the rev
mines reports grow larger in comparison,
sad the early days Of fiorence, Boise Bas;n
sad Alder Gaich are nowhere alongside Of
II. Previou, to winter sst'iog In nothing
Was hea,d Of the immense riches; P.itcbard
cres k was supposed TO contain some gold.
but how much was not se.in a'ed 80 bed.
rock 10 the cl, ek had p, been r.sch-d. yet
no eoouer had the frust baked the eai th and
spow cover il, renderir 8 prospect, g n
impos lily ia, h, vi dea rum rs be
= L be circulated and b. ev-c b. those
who knew n better. The STAIEsxAS has
u wish tp condemn Z e-e pe~ dis gingS, bat
q, the same time II DIES not in.erd TO use It's
i,fusnce toward ee.ting up an ex eneut
IA 't,s- o the country TO good. A qu.il
on toast is v-'h b, ired IN the brush,
and we sdsiss ali who taa make q ly" 8
el.eE b % 10 rmsin ~ it until n x. J ne
sst or u1told suffering viii ensue A,
rect b r. s,e hui eds OF $, lie ming al
ve tuEeTs q 10 ole Otj-ct l. 10 encourage
Dren to GO .sA uIa these T. OWs ,uw
DO hu z OF N n I'D readily lend them
srly' TO al tn" speeniators who inter
s.rf il hey Can wiIte letters 10 tb- papers
% much the better, tut as a z D'ri thu Z
they d IRE not sign h i pames t. the lert'r r
tn.y ~r te; Yet ,he'r 'plDio are psrad-d
in print rs II they were old 49 r.. A -
days sins We read IN the Pori,n Aescs
what purport' to he an ID ervhw with
Piatt Burr 10 which he stated d a. one
claim oUrer wss 60 ANXIOUS 10 siOS tim
how well iss clam paid that he ...tsaily
shO ed of the snow for a 'ong distance
re, hi sL.ces aud CLEANED up large cum.
l. this ever a pened We are Will < TO
" tina; !: { ruth Wa knn1 n the sluic'
e alted n h'm, bu. it is mcs Impr' b.
bic trinz tor mi rer TO do, esp Y IN
ha d,a OF a bard WI r, and no expe-
i &c ~ iIer will b. mi-led ty such It t.-
nr,ut-. When a man has CO u "a m he
d o OF Gaze to tell a. Ut II, Ut tas
, p or ne be Ii il possibly d il u then
b !. q ing 10 make srre sOmethmg comes
nnt !ni salts" il. We have no douh, that
good mu eral CT n:ry and the Os'i
bI!irIrs mmeuse, e. d for tnat ~ res
- do NOT W sh 70 see men goH IN nt this
se.s"u an II tiny can 30 "othing.
Tne, viii retrra ni 2I'ted and give The
cuun ~ a hsd nam, .ud by their r r :
IL real - d r spector- a has ma d
ne .i,.s eIop'n mt f The mI.rne res ur-- :.
NOrhirg can be done nm 4 she sIor Is II
,he or und and that vii lot te,u"til May
or June n IT.
, 1884-02-16
An A. ,p bic PT -est.

Neis. 60 -,ka.si-5gs nlosr appropriate
sai @,e-g;. 'e st of a ~ + IA nihcent
Sa'ie " tn blankets tr Il til iro IietcF, OF
he Isyt q " ,.vu nils. TIE 5lanzeJs are
Very hes sai c ul'utsr.a, &c. hnc t.xrur and
-E--hr qE Eai'y.a djh appearance Is great V
ea'Aa,ei .' a-sr I-iI-I- Icing v.v.n III the
esa'sr Vat sa.b ,raA ma,e.i Is being
n rai-Ji-ssd -; Il IL midst. here sfould
ir DO c-,i-y aI ur I,lcila. Is ,endins
E-'7ey .Ut o. the C uutry II mauuf .ctured
~'o.sl gods Ei6u they en- ,rsi- - equal,
;. q Aa'-u;a1s ~ p: al ~ ho...e indus
~ Ike The Isvton Wou'en u,ll..
, 1884-02-16
On their Muscle.

Sullivan snd his party arrived on the bay
ard this meruirg z, leaving for Portlan4 On
t,e7 o'clock rrain. They aent to Back
we'll. for breakfast, and while in the ONCE
Of the h I'll qusrcel arse b-tween Mccoy
and Giiizsp,e, and they tried hard TO get
together. cursipg aad raj lag in the vlifss
language. Ar,xd gathered. and the bel
Iieer~n,. were an,ily separated. SuliVsa
e., half sleep in char, and took no iar-
.her interest in the al ar than to W 'nder II
"lho.e d-n fellows cnu,d not be kept iron
.serl.s ipaly qra-rel'inR The -bo'e party
had bean cir,n.ias. and the quarrel arose out
of rbe s.Asemvns BY Mccoy thas be "sa'n l
ing to dp the dirty work of . iot OF afahA
asds. s."1Tdcosra Nsrs
, 1884-02-16
Charity Baii.

II s with great pleasure We announce that
.,s-s,ious for tie Ladies Charity Ball to
cone of on tn 2lst inst. are gong along
swinmin.iy, and there is 10 doubt the
affair will be even ahead Of that OF the pre-
ceding year, whi;h was universally ao-
K, owledged To De the must pleasant public
b II ever given ia this city. Mr.. Joe Baaer
is president Of the committees on the oail,
,nd chat alone is .uficiebt to encourage all
eh rirahle people, both in ami ont 81 the
Lad es Relief S Iciety, TO give all the assist'
ance in their power Tickets viii be sold at
a reasonable prce and vii son be ready.