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, 1884-02-23
Wendell Phillips.

We copy the following from the New
York Tribune, In which J. &. Nhit'isr
speaks OF Wendell PhiIlips: MIR Whittier
recalled an incident IN Mr. Phillips career,
as show ing his courage. Whee a. the meet
irg Of the Anti-Slavery Society in fremont
Temple in Jsbrary, lS6l. tc isccd q hoHling
mob of 400 or SEQ. Who had come ;Ee-e 10
prevent his speaking Mr. fhi!'iPs, 'indir 2
bis voice dro osn.d, addressed himself 70 tie
reporters in front o. bin until the crowd
yelled 'Louder.' Tarning upon MS de
riders he ex.lsia,ed, ''HouI on, address
here tpoiuring to the repoftersl thirty NIL
lion of people Mr. Whittier h,d not met
Mr.. Pniilrps far n,a~'y yesr before the lat
ter's deith.
, 1884-02-23
Altitude and Climate Of Cear d'ilene.

The altitude Of til. district IS much i'ss
thaa is generally suppot d, and a great d'a
less than almost any OF the hitheit, lerge
camps. The altitude above the STA of Lake
Pend d'Oeeille is .. 000 feet: that Of Rsth-
drum. =. go; and Of Eagle city only $500
Coe lr d'Aiene city has an altitude cf about
2ec0. feet, the same as Lake Pend d'Creiile.
Snow usually commences to fall in the vicin-
ity OF Eagle City about November lst. ard
continues VI til the first Of April. Work
viii be resumed April LIST ard continued
until til, 18Th OF Nay, when the frsshets.
incident 10 the melting snow, vii pDt stop
TO m nj ag for a month more. i, Is liable 10
be pretty yet. Last season an immense
amount OF pa.er came down from he hills
into the gllches, swelling pritchard sna
Eagle cre-ks INTO broad and very RAPID
rivers. People would 90 well u bear IN
mind that the area OF tie district named,
which has length of ten miles, IS ali that
h., been msterisliy lrospested- The ether
j. no. yet sufficiently propectei to erable
men to know Of its character.
, 1884-02-23
Tn. Inetrued and Grants.

The following is Inst OF The railroad cor
porations now claiming lands that w+re not
earned during the lifetime of the grants TO
them, with the number OF acres AIMED b
zach:
Northern P,cihc-Time fixed for conPlv
tian, jay 4. 1874; ! ng'h Of proposed ro d
, 3;;z.5S miles; cunpt ted s.tnlh sPech d
time. 520.5 miles; sInCe cnmple Ell, $40. s.
mIle,; now uncomp!etrd, 4sl nIr~; e'ti"s-
led number Of acres < ted. A. ,SiI 200;
lumber If acres pat nttd up 10 JuUe 80,
1888, 1I5. 800 -
Ati. II ic suc Paciic-Time fixed for com
plerioa, July 4 1873: ieYgtn of proposed
l!ne, 2,4@9 lies; completed within specin-d
time, l,260 mIl~; competed since. 6OO
miles: uncumpleted, l,104 miles: acres ga,
ID 40, $40 5GU: acres p.ten:sd 10 jnHe ~
1888, gJ9, ,2O6.S1.
Southern Paci;ic-Length Of p opposed line.
$50 mlie>: time Tx. f'r cUmpletl n, Jul, 4
1873; c. mp.eted within 81 ihed tim, 232
u..iss; COMPLETED sucs. 2i0 mile; unc m-
..ieIeh, 81 mics, acres gra-t-d, li6 SOO'
scr p.orn nred TO June 30, 1883, OiU. 40 :
U3.
T.xas Paciic-Ler 9Th of proposei rOcd.
l.4S3 miles: time tix, fer compi, tion OF
z, Al, Msy }, 1882; conPiet=d within spec'-
fed time, 105 mIl-s; now u'c,.mpietsd, as
miles; acr,s granted. Is. g., COO; none pat
,n;ed 10 June 80. 1852.
, 1884-02-23
the Skizoomish Indians.

One OF the most frequen, and trying
aDnoysncss Of housekeeping is the OBJ
struction to ne free, quick outlet Of the
waste water Of the wash stand, the bath
and the kitchen sink. Tni. is caused by
a gradual accumulation of small bits of
refuse material, paper, rags, meat, bones
or other offai. which check and finally en-
tirely stop the outflow Of the waste-w water,
and then the plumber Is called to remove
the s,oppsge with his forcs-pump. Some
times this Is effective, At Others the Of
Tending waste pipa Is cut out and . new
one pat In its place at considerable cost
But the plumber is not always near a.
hand 1T free 10 come at ones call, and
the msttsr demands immediate attention.
A sirpls inexpensive method Of clearing
.he pipe is As foilDws Just before re.
tiring at night pour into the pipe enough
liqaid soda lys to GIL The trap. - it is
called, or bent portion Of the pipe JUST
oelo~ the outlet-sbog, pint will suffice
fer wash stani, or q quart for bath or
kitchen sink. Be sdre that no water
Rms into it Til next morning. During
the night the lye vii! convert all Of the
offsI in the pipe into SCI, soap. and the
hrs: snrr. nt Of water in the morning uill
remove il entirely, and ls4re the pipe rs
cl-an AZ nsx x-GeynaRto,rn Telegraph.
, 1884-02-23
The Charity BALL

TIE Charity Ball On ths 2ist i, nos well
under Was Dave Snill WITH lis usaai
public spirit ha, given them IA use cf tie
new hall f. z. Aim the architect sod
I. Z. Els have also rendered tier iTae ser-
services in arranging tie hall az i. IS uH-
tinishd. Prof. + ". Walker hss ch red TO
corduct the mu.i: free of caarge. {, NJ.
Patterson OF the Gas company will give the
illumination and Geo. II. Sutherland wl!i
give his services a. gas filter Aud low il
the ladies have not given ont their prii.tir 2
the STATESMAN ,thCe viii make them
pres, n, Of that. We want :, be g-Ee- ors
If We DC rot make over :! 90 pr day.
, 1884-02-23
wHEAT SUPPLY OF THE NEAR
FUTURE

A late "Nor,hses,ern Miller. pub
listed At Minneapolis. in very interest
ing d,seursive article oa the Wheat
Fields Of the world,' after passing in
review the Mississippi val ey, Cali ornis.
Russ,a, Iad.a. et>-, returns TO the pres
ent rhea. belt Of the United States, aud
thu. casts the horOsoops of a transition
that is to etfec, the grain ,,ale within
the period of a senera'iea.
TIE long distance by wa:er and The
limited railroad facilities ~ India vii
probably continue a, hong rs the United
Sts.es viii have sny suroias wheat. This
even, is not far distant IA tbs future.
The extension of eur rhFA; belt toward
the frontier is bu: little faster than lis
Contract inn In the older portions ei the
states. Waile We consume tnree-.onr;hs
of our production with a population "f
$1,000, 600 inhabitants, soon cur pc2u-
iat;on will be double that amount, vita
but slish. Increase In production In ali
probability soms Ut cur pr,sent business
mcn will live 10 SEQ the TINS when there
Will be, even with assrsyc crops, lafici-
ency ct wheat to supply home demand
One hundred millions II inhahitaats viii
require 800, ,OG0, 900 bus. Of whe.t-er
lesst IA0 .a0a, ,ceo over our present full
CROP. January 1, 1884, the population
q. the United States WAS about 5000
G00-doublng in tSenty-six years from
IsS0-our population viii be loo, ,000, 900,
only twenty two years hcncp Then the
whea. question will he Of mora lnterss,
than 1t is now.
The writer Advances the opinion that
California has evidently abon; arrived
at her very highest production, aud mus,
now gradually decline, as ne soil can
stand constant Groupings of OF this cereal
which So rapidly exhausts the soil" This
view # his cnnc!usions as to California
would equally affect Western Oregon mp
on th- same hypothesis.
, 1884-02-23
Proclamation
STATE cr 0gES0S. fXEcUTIyE TFEIcE-
SNEH. Fee. II 1854
4 = u

STATE cr OREGON. EyECUTIyE 1FEIcE-
SlLEN, FEB. y. 1854
To al W ON il may Coree'n, Greeting:
Where's, The fai!ogiag i'int resolution
was day si, ped hy bolh II uses If the leg
ils,iye Assembly Of ,he State Of Oregon 1t
,ne ss,iors Il 1859 ard l5S2, 20 uii:
b it lesoi~ei p. ,he Senate, e Rruss
coucur,-g, that the fei!'uirs amerd nsn.
20 the co = sltution Of tie Stl.e al o:rson be
snd i. hereby p opposed;
AErICLEI
The .l..tiva f-anchise IN n State sh.l
uot hereafter be prohibited .n any citiz-r IN
account uf 5. 1.
Row. :1ersf =, plrsIsn, - SD ac:i. OF
sad Leys:at;ye Assembly. ami in c1npl,-
suee with the PROVISIONS t: the Sera-e joint
rsso:ut or No 9. adopted by said l. sis'ztive
Assembly a: the session OF lSse. PlOv.;tiag
for the sahmissi n # sail ameodmen- . ne
people of tie Sat.
Precl,m,,ioa is her.by made tha, saiI
p.opo.sd d snIendnen. 10 the constitution ni
tie s Of Oregon ~ili be Submitted % the
Iey,l voters Of the State Of Oregon for rat
ifcston Or lection, at the general election
to Be :.e,i therein on JioSiay, the 2i isy Of
Jane. A D., 1854.
Witness my haod ana tas grsa. sel CT
the safe 0; O-egoa herst, st-ached. this
Il. :. l2.h da7 Of February, A. D. loSi-
Z. F. goopY, Governor
At:ez.
, 1884-02-23

On s;evensviiie correspondent refers
,his week to the disc very ci rich placers
near tae head Of the u tier Ront valley
Daring tae past ten days cur reporter
has severn! times beard ineuticn ct the
sam. discoveries ard it IL believed the
reports sre trns. We are informed one
miner came out with 500 in dust, and
advised ell 10 return With him instead of
going TO Cocnr G'Mane. TIE Times is
not advised a. to The exact location of
ths pl..cers, bu, TIE dlggines ara near the
.,sad oi the valley. The olles, ard best
Informed miners III Ni4souls bcIieve there
are rich mines W tie valley, and the no.
tion cannot be talked on, Of them They
believe the day is near when the placers
viii 6e found and gre,, siampeds fol-
Nissoyld Tia,es.
, 1884-02-23
Ccur d'AleBe Eagle"

A. +. Parke-. the VII known urralis.
an; brother 10 I; iitor {. the STATEsAaS.
writes Is ;ion Per 'aal tia. be kss toim.d d
a psr.nsrstiJ with Go. ". De SucCa and
pu-cI a,ei AID shipped material for the pub-
ii alton Ct the Car 'AieRe Eagle, 81 L gle
CIV, and eYpec : to is,Ge the first Lumber by
March l<-. Aaron has . natural spatade
fo- jocina 'isrn and hss improved bis gfis by
hard s,ris and ioBg practice. In less than
three years he bui: u2 the Nc Proe Mas
from sn els;u,e {, nntry sheet TO plaBe
where il became = p1puiH o-gaa oi pubic
ooiniOa IN iaho territory, and wiel led sn
infasnse that was felt IN every election.
His cor.espcrdercs 10 = log Is os The Lad.
ing pspers Of the county d ,scnpise cf the
RESOURCES c! the northwest, have been eager
" read ty ,aoasands, asd haze been largely
instrumental 10 swelling the tide Of inni-
grafton. He i, fully acqusiDiel thrOush
p-rso,sl investigation with tbs rescu-cts
sni w,u.s O. ths Cesr d'Alene oountry and
rs tmpLatiea,,y the rgas n.an IN shs right
place 70 brig the new csm1 Irpminfrtly
hsfore the wo.ii. We wi b him An og-I-
aSui rsezzace Of siccesz-
, 1884-02-23
TiLLHRD

The downfall Of Wizard, snd GRIPPING
Of the Northern pao.5c, IS the result Of a
coubinel sRd Vel arranged at 'ack by a
set uuscrupulou5 p rli,,cal railroad msn,
aLo have bah AT the bottom Of all gov
eruuisnr csn'ralzi;ion msnipulation for
Years /, ie tie peoples disaster more
thaa Niilrls, for the suf ring II sny
oae maa oc &c, ot msn, Iaentaiy, imam
cially or phrsicsliy, is nothing as Gem
pared with the distress heaped upon the
whole renrlr b, these monopoly nionsr-
chists.
Il Is ,he temporary success % TIE snob
monsTch:s, element Of the country, which
clement, however, mnst SCOT doSu and
out or there Will be more little McLsugh-
lin-Cox msiinees Robbed and starving
men or communities VIII NJ: much longer
submit 20 lordly ruie znl oppression.-S
T. FdrmrT
, 1884-02-23
kn'sn Hens.
MrrTox. Feb. 5. 1854

MILIoS. Feb. 5. 1854.
Oar town IS no. dead ba, neglected 50 far
- correspondence is concerned Business
not very brisk on account Of the seTere cold
for the past two weeks; so iar this month
the Thermometer hss ranged from Is to Is
below zero. We have sbout II :pches of
snow and still snowirg.
DO not know what vii become o. ou'
people, or what they n ay yet have the cheek
to do. IwSli remember tie 10 Thieves OF
Buffalo, but with al their crimes It never
TOOK nine of them and q woman t. capture
frozen naa. PSor 0SpHey, how he mnst
have fel:. With his hau6s sad feet frozen
stiff. to See Line big stou. men, tig farmers
big otkceis, big glu singers. and bicsed by
. woman. sweep dswr. Wen, S55 don't
gov on every bash, bu; it Will tuy seed
p, tstoes and help 10 bay f,ur-bit robbers 10
swear ~ lie.
Political Affairs are warming up ccnsidera-
bic. C. c. Cunningham is the man Tor
sheriff and should hs b. nominated he would
be sure of el.c:ion. TIE Democrats ~Ill
make clean sweep this year,
There Is very little siekness hsre, and no
gold mine, but such 4 b,by rins you never
saw. Ms. a. V. W0rmingtou, a gil, 9
sounds: Mrs. ". Vine n, boy, o. lbs;
Mrs. Mary MsCo;, twin .i'!s, lii It's; Mrs,
G. J. Avery, twin ciris, Il rs; Ms. VIM.
Church. boy. Mrs. Mry M;CoS lost one
of her girlr, ard Nrs. Church les. her boy.
The Good Tempsr lodge is running in tine
shaps with about thirty members the lodge
has two voters wlica wiil be controlled by
Shotgun George, the balance are Woman
Suffrage boys. J. L has kissed Sni made
IN, SO the people can LOOK out for ano.her
Frink IA ko..
A plenty o. ice. ons foot thick, is beng
put up-the frs. TIA. va. ever pat up here.
RsGUL,R.
, 1884-02-23
DIED.

In walia wai:a, February i6. os nasliSuan.
scarlet fever, Lowry, sixseen-non:h-ald son q;
Iieu.- and Mrs. F. 4. E1wai,.
In walla walla, February Il. OF malignant
scarlet fever, Bessie LoCise. youngest daughter
Of Alexander Resd, ESQ., aged Is yean-
On Dry creek, WAilA Walla county, FEB. lS.
SaIah, wife Of Jefferson Jennings, ssed 30
years
, 1884-02-23

4 letter vas left At the SIATEsAAS ottce
on Friday watch would have be- n publisbei
Dad tie author alta shed his name. Tois Is
an Il rule in printing Offices and vii be En-
,orced here ssricser than ever, for tie r.ss Z
that CERTAIN 30 called journalists. knowing
that their own opirions are looked upoa BY
the community With suspicion, have sos liz
10 the habit Of signing bogus si2n,tures to
communicate written IN their own fife
Ii the sender of the enmnubscatior will \.
t.eh his signature ss . guarantee Of good
fi,h anything hs may choose TO sign viii
be puhlissed # Of suficis Mt importance.
, 1884-02-23

The Ohio river, with IN actual length,
including its longest tributary. Of nearly
hite.n hundred miles, drains m area of
country estimated =, 24l 900 square miles.
An ARIA half as large spain as that Of Cal.
fornis. With 8 catch nent as large as this
extend ng from the mounra rs of Pennsyl.
van,a and New York on the EAST 10 the Mns-
issippi river On the w.st. It i, EASY TO Tn
ders,and how these sudden d great r.ses
OF the river can occur. 4 general rainfall or
a general thaS Throughout this VIDE extent
OF country would AZ one throw vast b dies
OF water into the river-boC s s, vast that
the C elanne cocld no. hold them, anu Go ds
wuuli be the immediate r,sult IL seems al
Z" ost impossible t. guard q ,inst these over
flows. l. at year the cit" along III. bsuks
OF the Ohio Wore iuund .ted, and this eI
hey experitn .e the "a ne set .r. No pre-
cautions that are taken seem 10 have been If
the leas. effect. 1t apparently is i'm mpossioi.
o build lrvees oIEA1le OF srainiug rising
rivers. A single weak spit readers the en-
tire levee useless. L. may be tia. exper.
,eucs will shos that it would be better 10
raise the cities themselves than tn RAISE thei
hauts. The expense OF E! iIg in the low T
part of eitits until they were raised abos-
food mark would lie heavy but 1t would be
Offset by the snnua! saving effected. Evsry
Hood does damage to the extent of bardred-
of thnusands or even millions OF dollars.
Perhaps il would be be bet er to avoid thus
loss by expending certain amount, e.en
though large one. in prot citing the ci,i-s
from danger. OF course, the or Siuh cause
OF these floods is the |. So Of forest IN the re-
gon drained by the Oh o and lis uibdt ,ries.
rne forests held raic and dlstIi ra.ed it
gradually to the rivers. The bear ground
p 'urs TIE rain and melting SHOWS into the
nsrr, with rush.
, 1884-02-23
THE
Pioneer Short Line F!
TO THE EAST
THE CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE
AND ST. PAUL
-RAILWAY,-
II CONyECTIOs WITH TIE
NORTHERN PACIFIC AND UNION
PACIFIC railways
SHORT LIN <

From All ,0iuts in the pscifc Northwest to
Chicago and all pint IN thu Esstern and
Southern st, 80. L. Is the Only line running
Pnii,na. P.laee Sic ping Can between st.
Paul aai Chicsgn. vi milwaukee,.
Il is the only iine uHder uls mana cement
between -. PaDi and ChI,agO, sud owns three
- .sr.te AMI distinct lines he'ween those
u1lnt-. thus giving passengers choice of three
r,rs, passing Ia, "uga the most fertiie, pppl-
Ia. aai piluG-rsII- secripus Of Minnesota,
Iowa. " isnuns;n and Illinois 1t $ also the
short ia. irs Nern timaha and Chicago IN
c,puecti n with tbs Union p .cisc Railray,
and f,s--.a :--s eau Now have a choice OF two
r,ut-, "A aud in either c,se tr.svel over the
hi-,y,. h!it ..,uk-- AID II. Pad SHIRT Line
I, rf,ns tn. TINS. a,aing cars in The world, and
n, .tT,r. .s spared t. secure gh- comfort 81 its
p4,ro.s. " cnacsa ct cars "f any class be
tw--n - Pant and Chicsro. and Omaha and
I-t on. r.a,r-- from Portland, viii b i made
in [ nj n .,,, - D., bpJh 81. PAM ami Omaha.
T.. SUE v,ar ch-. rad III ,'hIca-o. Mil
Vs.L-- s. -. PAU ..si" =. sui secure the
s!ya.. l-,-- un.y i!eieu 10y tbs rfe.t
, 1884-02-23

The S.,ring Valley Water Company, a
corporation organized under the laws Of
California, ami o-e Of The m"st heart
less Iaonopol;es that ever oppresssd n
community, has lately come 10 grief. Ii
secured I:s exclusive end mnnupo',Ss,c
privileges under the old constitution %;
the State, and held that the remedial ami
protective provision Of the constitution
of 1879, could not apply To them, as 1t
world be equivalent to invading Its
vested rights oa this point ISSUE was
made before ihs ccur.s. aud yesterday
the United States Supreme Court rem
dered ,,s final decision The cnurt de-
ciares-Ca!ef Justice Waite rendering
tie upi;.irn-that = corporation under
the S,a.e llv. is creation OF the State
and Of the Legislature; and that its reia-
ticns may be modified accordingly. Pub
lie sentiment az well as cnDs iiutionsl
principles, tuds expression in this dseis-
ion. The monopyiies and their friends
vii find tia; neither ia superior to pub
lie opinion s;.l tho supreme lsw Of the
land
, 1884-02-23
To Prctret settlers

S.n.t.r Voorhees, Of Irdiana, has intro
drced bill to protect cerssiE set !srs ~
Wsshing.aa Tent n frosa beng deprived
Of their homes 5y the Northern P.eifc rail-
road company. The bili Ir1rites tSa. per-
sons occupyiug or holding ai,er' a.e se7t'ons
or parts thereof, lyirg sihIa the ten miles
or indemnity limits may have tie right to
enter, under tke prs-enn:s'r snd tones.sid
laws OF the United Ssa.es At 81 . per acre,
no: less thar 30 nor u.oEe lhaa i69 acres OF
the sane
, 1884-02-23
Death of an Ca:csst-

Belsnsp, the Nes town on the N'rthern
Paciic, ,tut;d is graveyard / " days
since, under the following circumstances:
A young girl from Boi-e City, Who was very
recently seduced. soaght rafage IN that
gold region from her .h,me. The caroUsals
of drunken sports and MIN seskIag 70 su'-
tam themselves in credit by tcisseroas talk
ing. kept the giri axake. To WOO gentle
slumber she resorted to m0TPhiuc. Next
morning. hes 'fsl ~" aHoke - Ind hii COM
p.nion a corrs.. SO writes I correspondent.
, 1884-02-23

FJr The pas. tseaty years in this cJua-
tIy tie rich hSsc been g=t'iog richer and
tie poor have been go~iog loorer.
MsDy seeIa - think that chang; #
ADMINISTRATION would produce ditfeoen.
state Of ,hings- The history Of all ad-
rinistration, IN thls colntry shows that
where any Of them mas remained in pos-
er for quarter If : century. a vas, a I'D
If mischief and wrong doing h.s bern eI-
tailed uEon the country.
, 1884-02-23

on ire'sat skipped n less quantity than car
loAl seas, Snd In excess o: 80 pounis, 10 cent.
IN irelses weighing go pounds, or less, IS
The oonpznv viii reserve treiSh. fror, avail.
able intermediate plia,s between stst,oos hv
spee'S. Asreeulent crlY, ~ agYsei on rates
"a application Rates xIli be gwen al ,srtie-
s aesa'Ois OF -h'pPing wood. rails. pos.s, ETC.
i'sn any p'iHt % the fiams 70 Dudley.
n ,o,sa'dias ss6 Transferring freisn. Tn
" - \. Cos cSrs, AZ Wslla WAils, g
cents per ton.
A issfsai II Carloads not promptly taken
o', An5 ireisht remaining oa platform
AlIsf O'Clock >, ~ On toe day Of Se;iy,ry.
WI % s,orej .. owners exp-nss and -isk.
~, " C. MOokE, President
0AAAA Se9s.2-r. - ~
, 1884-02-23
The Diaerenee

The csin,r.ns o. London fashionable n ess-
paper. the Eorni-J Pos, contains ju,t twer-
ty-6ve linz f society movements eomnsnc-
ing with Ihs Qaeen and ending nth tie
Dean Of W.aisor Wal,A Wslla papers can
disoosnt that, which goes to sho~ that ttey
do NOT kn5v the meaning fsecisty 10 tAss
ehssrsul old eas, Of Eoysl country.
, 1884-02-23
EOEN.

In Wal, Wzila feb. Il TO tie vile o:
c. Thomss. dangh er
In Spokane F4,is, f-b. lo-To tie a;ie c;
Chas. s. Boyer, ton.
, 1884-02-23

Yoa must not forget to attend Sehvahaehsrs
ciearznce sails to-day aad look oyer th-i. n m
uans eoratar. You vii hni there dress pat
tens If every dss n iii \. mus i1s. tsbls
4ena- tnvelinss and ereny hing useful i. .
ismily, and thA piees AAxked on then a-e 'oo
tsupsiag fx aaythi.s. Mako JON ss!eesien
hseoss thsy - au snld
, 1884-02-23
Fire q sprsgse.

Afre broke oot in RyaS,s salaon ., SPsague
On Tnursday last and d ssroyei TIE sisoo,
Faisveather's store and warehouse. and
FairveAlh.r & Brooks bark. Evssy,hisg
vn total Ices. D.nage S40, 0,00A.
, 1884-02-23

P.sengers down from Spoksre Eslls and
RasAdrua ssy that those sosus srs fail ct
psopIs bound far tie piaa-
, 1884-02-23
.,p icSsscl-,

J. ks..ra wi,h .. L ( y Coz Division:
Z: H5w Tao1ua VIII . Z. & y. Co. SoGnd
u !atrn; Il al.uls ,;.n- -iaa with .. L. &
y. Cos man lire /" IL D.yi..5a.
JOHN MUIR,
sap. @: rr.t,;c, ror5iald.
) ~ BUCKLEY.
A->.s:aU, t,s-l ,i12,-.-N.
- l.. STOKES.
SsS't Surt. If Traffic.
, 1884-02-23

Between "r, N-H, an - E..l,,r,
l-ta.s. so: 81 rilse. 50.
E..E a Va, Esl. sri ~ lanl. .Sl+ ~
" TIE DaiieS 9 n
, 1884-02-23

These lands are patented c, follows:
Holland Land Co. New Nsxies..-. i.Do,vo
E,yl,., Srns;.,,e NJ. 3 in Texas. 31op,0>0
Sir kdVSri K iii. lOriia SYndivs.v 2,Vyc,uu
Euslish Syr dicale Mississippi 49, i,St,VVo
Wx oui. Tw--dds,. -. LEO 90
Philnps. Maishsn e. tl.'ndoal-- lSuocp
t;-ru,an Synnica;s. ........-....-.. l.ioo, 90
Anglo American Syndicate. .ineuo
Ev&Gs' Lonion dississi2pl Synlte ."S,Vtp
Duke 4 Sutherland 'iesV
British LIrd Company. IN harsss- S.'."r
whalley's srgli,h Syndicate, .----- S!1.'V W
Missouri Land CYmpauy, EiiuhurG. 80,
scotland ..............-.-- SS0,pU
Tsanant's London Syndicate. >0,O.O
Dnnlee Land Comlsuy. -...-- Sa.,ooS
!.,rd DGnEuCre. ..--..---.----- i7bVo
NeWsste. L,verrnol. Cclnpsuy- lveUo
Llri HOasht0n. IN Fior'ds. cHOOo
Lord Duaraveu, Ia Colorado IoVV'
En-, ,lish Lsad t'oTpsay, IA f.ofi Ia SoUg
English land Company. IN Ark. S,tV
Albert fseI,s SyrdIcsJe ..------ l1.S
Sir J. J.. key. S0-sshire. ..--..--- .hW9
Alexands y Grant, IN hsnsSs S,toS
,n Sisap,iu sna''>,' .'>-.''.'',.'. - I;c.ccc
Ellerhausers Eas.ish Syndi,s'e. In ,
Virginia. ......-. ------ ------- osi,up
Tae Scotch Syn iea;e III fiorid,-- sGo,oOi
Boy>oB'r Dsnish Syndicate ------ .S,Cv
Edinburgh Land C..mgsay loS."o
Total. %, ,7i1,ooo
TIE Earle Of A;hcl has since purchased
100, 900 acres, ard other parties have
msAe large purchaser
This sale OF cue soil T. foreigners
should certainly be stopped,
, 1884-02-23
district C..rs-Wi.s,sA. J.ass
TwpIY.IuIKD DAY

John B. Lewis ct al. vs. Beidsir ct 81;
decree ordering ssls o. property erdzred-
c. ". Jsbnsaa ". John Dor-h q Cs.'
% sr:d.
, 1884-02-23
LIEN LAND OWNERS.

Some weeks .;:.ce we called attention
20 the fact tbs; 40 much OF our public
domsin j, passing into the hands Il For
eisners. IL Vas then stated that they
woulI soon oxn land en-, ush r. term sn
empire Tbs quantity uos owned. as
reported by the Commissioner ot the
Gsnrral L,ni otSas, Is as lasseas indiana
and nearly as large as Engisud
, 1884-02-23
kgdEHzRA PACIFIC E. 3.
PACUIC DIVISION.
Pea d'arrins sns ,!ar,.,. Pork ni,.,.oa

leave N2..-,-. Junction at...... $50 P. VI
S5r'ye .: S-Hi p =. at......... 9sI5 A. v
ArrGs sc IHiId 'slssiaF AZ $50 P N. lie
tlTriuc lave Thi-i Casing al \ Ma
Iye a. Slui Paiat a. 5:0 P ". and VI al.uis
J1ngtiun "a: IAN.
, 1884-02-23
MIL. CREEK
lune AMI Manufacturing Co.

sa.lSsY Freight srIg.