The Columbian. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 1880-1886, March 21, 1884, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI i 1 i . j , 1 A i : 'r It" W1 'M - If! f 7 COLUMBIAN. St.Holen, Columbia Cs., Or. FKID-VST, MASCZI 21,. 133. 1 year, in adva.ioe t'iii -nt!in ' a Kua'.fl AD7E2TISIXG RATE?: (- -n..re 1 10 lin--0 tirt insertion Jlacli a;.b;;:e:i: insertion. . . . 1 00 13. t;. ADAMS. JMityyi Proprietor. ST. I1IGN BUILD IT AXJ) 0?.TllOL AX l3!So:: TAXT, Vlll'lBLB AXO LAST8 TttADE? l:lu- jf its: ority of any place depends ,ppon its niaiiuiactures and troflic. i?t. llelen ar.d Col'.-mbia City cm by a unit ed aucl th-U u)iaed j-lK.rt have both, and outsiJo their natural facilities as ship-J.-Inp: points can grow in wealth and pop ulation if we only wake up, and are willing to expend a few dollars to start thiiiin alcii". Xo boom U to come to us without v. nk, nor without somih out lay cj ca.-.a. Oar merchants and busi ness are smart and active, ami all they need is a start in the right direction. Cuk of us liu an unsettled country J'sch in soil, timber and minerals and only inviting families of sturdy and en ergetic settlers to become a pel feet mine ,tf inejihiustiblo wealth. migration pouring in here goes by us for t!ie season that there are no roads. Th upper Clatskanie an 1 it:-, tributa ries, which with t'no .NVha'.em is thr i nest land' in the world is natura'ly iiib utary to St il.-len and Columbia City. There ii room in cn Ciatskanie for 300 families. A ioaJ built up the main .Ciatskanie cauneeting wit St. Helen arud Nrhalem roi.d near Uunker I J ill would in les:. th in a year double the population of thi? part of the County. I'arties are ready to blaze the route end for a small amount make a good w?gon road. The Columuiax intends working f jr the best intcreta of tho County. Rainier is 'waking up and will toon have a good road from Nehalem r.crosi Ciatskanie to the place. Settlers are no4' all over the rrdge betweu:t lieavei and Ciatskanie. The road once lii.ished Uany thousands of dollars will go tq the merchants and people at lla;nhr. On lower C!at-kanie W. li. Tiehcnor, ever wide awake rtnd who has built U big trade there, lias found a good pla.ee for a road across the rid 'P from Xeha leui and will soon have a trade worth thousands of tloiiars a year. Arthur 2.It.CJw nd Wif:. duimns at IimJ bur.y are also wido awake and deter mined to have their share cf trade. This tliey vriil get fro;u lower li.aver. So it is a'l over vhe County. Places not cne tenth part as we!I o:t ir. money 01 ks advantageously situated as St. Helen and Columbia City are zealously at work to help build up aud secure trade. "We should put a n.au in Port laud to direct immigrants heie. Should build the ru&cl .up the main Ciatskanie and so get oar share. Wsiwatosa, Wis., E.d't. Columdiax Dear Sir: After spending several pleasant weeks here 1 again took up ihe line of march east ward, as one of an escort to take a num-V-er o' inmates of the Asylum, to the Na tional Asylum at Washington. It is three hours ride by rail from hero to Chicago, where v.o leiuained tlu liour and 'a, half, but being an innocent abroad nd thinking I might not .have much time to o hunt my train if it got lost I confined my observations mainly to the d''pt We weie too far north to see much of the destruction ocensk n d l-y the great flood?, but we si w a few deieoli-shed bridges. Whil; traveling through the CDal and iron reg'ons of Pennsylvania, we could take a puling view of the '.great irjn manufactories. Our coming m to Pittsburg and seeing the great flumes from the iron founderios I could scarcely beiieve that the entire city wa not on lire. Nothing of sulilcient interest oc turrfd ti be worthy of mention until our arrival at Washington. On our wav from the city to the Asylum we got . glimpse of the Navy Yard, where to mv "surprise we saw only a few " Yankee cheese-boxes"' lying at anchor. After seeing our old soldiers in a home prepared, for the, o who were disabled in defending their country, and who are no'-v menial !y as well as physically disa bled, the two physicians and I staitfii out to "do" the city, but I soon found that it eonhl not be "done" at one sit in. I had hoped to visit Congress while in session, but was disappointed, but NYii had tho pleasure of laterally resting ourselves in, Senatorial chairs. The waiting room is ornamented with line oil paintings about 12 by K fret, representing the importaut events since thu dis-.-ovciy of America. The height of the dome of the Caoital is 200 feet above the tide h-vel. From this we have a view of the whole city, and as tu? Government l uildings were pointed out to me, among them the Smithsonian Institute, Treasury building, Patent Of fice, Soldiers' lloise, ie., ic, I ftlt that every American citizen had good reason Jo be proud of his country. I had th THE KATES. yi co l to j'Iensv;rc of meeting ox Senator Mitchell with who:n I had a very pleasant iiiter-vieff. Having spent forty-eight hours in the Capitol we tool: the train for New York, j a ride of four hours, whore wo were plad ' to take a night's rest I fore continuing our siirht st'i-in' The next mornim; wo visited tin- famous suspension bruise; but as it was foy we could jiot jet a view of the city. Wo walked about half a milt on the r;dye and the Doctor said we wore about one third of the distance across. Wo next tried the elevated rail- ! roail which i;s much pleasanter than trav eling in the horse cars. After about four mile' fide we ca lie tu Central Park. I fere the Dr. and I separated.- he to visit friends and I the Park. Of tlws I will not attempt a minute description. It contains a menagerie, museum, artifi cial pomb, fcc , fcc., When I wishfd to return to the hotel I boarded a er and soon found that it was going the op posite direct ion, but by thr? Yankee method of asking questions I soon re traced my fteps. Next morning I again took thft cars for an eiht hour ride to Salem, Mass. This is a very interesting place for peo ple who are t'o'.A of old relics. lfer still stands t! lirt cliuroli ever erected in America. 1 visited whit is called the witch houJW, wliicli is a frame build ing mostly of oik, ami has stood two hundred an I fifty years. In it several ftippf-sed witches were condemned. Su lem has a line harhor and was once a great shipping point, butno-.v tlu trade is dor.e maiulv bv rai', ... ! After a we spent pleasantly w:ti relatives in Sahvn, I visited the iity of Boston, the place of Pevolutiouarr fame, litre I visited the Muvu'ii of Fine Arts, Dunkerlliil Monument, and t:ie Charles- town Navy Yard (?) Yes, there w;is a jurd, but there was little in that navy to arouse the national pride of an Amer ican. The Mu.-eum contains a tare col lection of ancient sculpture, remains ol Mound builders, Kgypwians, l-ut why attempt a description. Bunker Ilili Monument is built of granite ; i do not reiv-cmber ihe dimension, but I destiuct ly remember i limbing 297 steps to reach the top, but the view wa worth double the work. Although I s-pent but a short time with my relatives in Silem and lloston, yet when I turned my fie. hompward 1 felt that I was not taking leave of stran gcrs. Perhaps thi-; letter ; is quite long enough without mentioning other cities as C::ic3go, Dakimore. and Philadelphia. Youra Truly, Willis Mor.ss. f . - - o Wrr.t.hcr line. Health good. The xuow is with us no more. .Dances are a tiling of the past, owing to inc'-emeiit we3thtr. Fir Grove. LoJo had a ;9:r;t c.tl ance last week-. Mr. Slavens", father cf Amos Slavens died Wednesday evening at seven o'clock at the resid nee cf hij d-uhter, Mrs. E. McXamee. Mrs. Walts is convalescing. C. C. Slavens is on the skk list. D. W. Prica is able to w oik agiin. D. IJal'.-It and wife have not decided wher th-y will reside. Mh.a Martha Sliarringhauscn returned from a visit to Portland this week. We hear that Richland Mil' is doing a flourishing business. Madam Rumor says tint II. West of fers his ranch for tale and insists on having a high Price, And that Mr. Penduie will Icr.ve the State cf single blessed nes:-), That D. Y. Prico and sister talk of returning to thtdr old home in Ohio in in the Spring. Minnie Watte contemplates a visit to California scon, perhaps May West will accompany her. J. R. Watts t-ilks of buirdin.5 a new residence near the R. R. this Spring. Mr. A. T; Ciecey will let the upper atorv of his store building to tho I. O. G. T. of Upper Seappo-s;'. We are pleased to hear that Mri. Jane McNulty has fully recovered. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Shat tuck is in very delicate health. People diiier so about beauty, we ad mire J. Gould's choice more than all the rest. The gcntlo round of the us.r.d car is heard no more in our land. I. C. Plainly. . . . Beavek Valley. Editoh or the Columdiax SV: I thought that a few items from Reaver ! Valley would not come amis.. Rusiuess has begun, and the place is very lively. There ar five families living at Link's and Clake's milk They uro all getting ready to go to work. The mill starts up the fir.-t of April. Daniel Stehmau moved out there last SumUy, and he is "oing to cut logs. Every but ly is thiuk- in-1' that it is time to bein to put in vaiden. They are nlowiu- and clearinir ! .75 H . U ' land. The R ran Us think they wiil sell out and go North. John Stehman is getting a nice pdar.e cleared out in Rcav- er Valley. He bought Mr. I'ranl: Al lon's place, ami ho anc his boys p,re do iii" well. . IIo lias two smart boys to work and lirlp him. I In Ia Edward Fowler helj.in;,' at t!ie fre-nt. Mr. Sti - hmau ;;ct his foot laincil yesterday, and it will lay him up for awhile. He cannot bear his foot to the lioor. Well, 1 toll you it you were 10 come down in this part of thy country, I think you would like it very anueh. T see m a l ite Co:j:i:j: a great piea; abutNi er City. Tiiat must b.? a line p'ac 1 think I will take a trip up there and s.-e what it looks like. livt-ry ons brigs on your paper very much bur. that Misr doe not stand very well. For myselr I never hardly ever look at the Mist, but the Cdluisia: 1 like very much. Stephen C.UU frj n L'wis Iltver was at John Stehman's the other day. Your humble servant. .SlI-VKESrSA?.. nsnubllcxn State Convent Ion A Republican Convention for the tate of Oregon is .called, to meet ; t the city of Portland, Oregorv on Wednesday the 30th davof A"ril, 1S31, at 11 A. M., for the p'.irposc- of nominating candidates for the following ol'icf s, to- vit: Pepreseiitativt: in Cmtgresx, Judge of the Supreme Cnn t, three Presidential Electors, an I District oiii.-trs for the several Judicial Districts, and to select six delertes to attend the National R publican Convention, and to transact such other builness as may properly .ome before the Convention. The Convention will - consist of 2C3 delegates, e.nvortioned anion ' tha sever- - - ai eouiiii-s i i'j;eyw. Rikrr 5 Renton 9 Clackamas 10 Clatsop (5 Columbia ; 4 Coo C Creok 5 Curry 2 Dou-las . 12 Grant 5 J ackson C Josephine u Klamath 2 Like 2 L-ni 10 Linn 12 Marion IS Multnomah 3o P..H: Tillamook - Umatilla 12 Union 7 Wasco i5 Washinto i 8 Yamhill 0 Total 2JG T The sanirt being on:4 delegate at large rrom each county and one delegate for every 123 voles and one for every frac tion over one-half thereof cast for Hon. M. C. G-orge, Congiessman, at the last general election. The Committee recommend that the pi imaiie be held on Saturday, the 12th day of April, and the county conventions on Tuesday, the 22 day cf April, una ss otherwise ordertd by the proper County Central Committee. The Cj.umlttee ernst!y recommend ed that the delegates elected to the Stato Convention attend in person, and if not conveuien'. for the:3 to attend per smially, that they send t::ir proxies by electors of thi county they represent. Tho iti publican voters of th Sttte wi.houfc regard to. pit.t political diilVr ences, who are in fator of elevating and dignifxing American labor, living true popular etiu -alien to the mas-sen of the people, effectually protecting all human rights in every rcticn of our common country, and who de:re to promote friendly feeling and penuAiient harmony throughout the State, by maintaining a government pledged to these objects and principle., are cordially invited to unite in electing delegates to the Repub lican State Contention. Sol. Hip.scn, Chairman. roHTLANP, Or., Feb. 21, 1881. 77t5 Art Anmteur for March gives some .seaso;iab'e designs for East r egg decoration, a very pleasing geranium tie sign for a tr.is plaque in etched und re piiUssw woi k, the la.Nt of the cries of wild-llower dessert-plate designs, a do si;:n of Virginia creeper in Autumn col ors for a fire place faci ag of seventeen tiles, and a nu icrnu array cf mono grams, ecclesiastical emhi oldcries, fancy costumes, and Frencli and Japam ;-,e de signs. The number is particularly strong in correspondence and in notices of art exhibitions, special attention being given to the displays of tho New York Water Color Society, etehii g C!u and Art As sociation, the Doston Art Ciub and the lirooklyu R.irtholdi Pedestal Fund Com mittee. Other notable articles are on the work of American anists in Paris, on Chinese porcelain, aud on j ropri ty in needlework decoration. "My Notf' Rook" e.nd the Dramatic Feuilleton are as vivacious and entertaining as ever. The Art Amateur grows more and more indcspensible ull who wi.-.h to keep pace with the art movement in this country. Price, 81 a year ; single copies 35e. Montague Marks, Publisher, 23 U,,;n SW' Nw York. The Su)i Va?ic;Vc'i.n has fuade. its ap pearance, a splendid paper witty and LrillUut, I Dciocraiic Mute Convcatiou. Th State Democratic Convention la hereby calh-d to meet aj. Dalles City, nu iThursdav the 17th of April next, at 10 o'clock a. M , f,:r the pui)'" of nomina ting candidates for the fallowing o.Ti ?es: Judge of the Supreme Court, three Tn-n- deutial Electors, ll -preseutative in the j Lower house of Cougres" and District O.Tuers f;r th several judicial districts and to select six delegates to the Nation Democratic Stat- Coneition, and gen orally-to do such other l,u-.iness as may of right come before such Convention. Th ? Convention 'will be composed of the follow in ' delearateu: U iker. 1 t jeii? on 6 Like and Kalmath 3 Lane Linn Marion M ultuomah . . , i 0 .s 13 Clackamas . Clat .op. . . . Columbia . . Coo-. Crook .... Curry Douglas . . . I rant I ackson . . . Josephine . . Kalmath . . o 1 4 1 o I 3 6 3 i Polk Til! taiook Umatilla ...... Union Wascn and Cro.k Washington Yamhill The same being one for each 20D votou. and fraction over 100 cast for Hn. J. S. Smith at the last g-neral election, and one del-gate at large from each couniy. Vn aUo recommend that the new coun ties of Crook and Kalmath send one delegate at large each to represent them in the Convention, and that the number of delegates allotted to the counties of Wasco and L.ke. fro u which thesa cotie ties mere formed, be anpnorlio..d be- ... f tween the xA counties.anil the new. Tlie Committf e recommend tint the primaries be held on April 5, and the Couniy Convention on April 11; su'ject however, to tho approval of the various County Committees. The commilteif deem it fitting to pre sent to th'r Democratic voters of the f.tate th.j following considerat!o:: : We see npproacbing an election tl most vital import to our commonwealth" i:i all its interests, bath public and pri vate. Deeming honesty the best policy, a id in striking contrast with thu course of tire opposing party, wt have named an early day f jr the assembling of ;!r? Stat ' Convention. Ojr principles as a party will then bo enunciated au l our candi dates place. I in the tiel I suhjCi t.j the approval cr eoudemnation of tie; body politic. The variants in tin4 vote of tliis State Jut rug th pist fuvv years, and especially t!iH very close contest in tlie Presidential election of 1880, gives in much hope that, notwithstanding our present mi nority, with harmony in our ranks, ami a well directed exertion cf our strength, we shall ctrry oil the palm of victory, ihrt to axsur this e nd it is imperative that all Democrats. should contribute their un divided support and hearty cooperation, not only in th actual c.invas, bat from its very initiation -ih county primaries. We do not pres'.r.nti to trepasx upon the piovince of our popular Contention, but do earnestly invoke all members of our party to put aside past differences and personal ant ig mism , to unite in har nioiuoui action in the various primaries, and to semi full delegation: of represen tative men to attend the State Omiveii lion. We have deemed it fitting to reduc the number of delegates in the hope of securing th personal attend ance of those to be chosen We es pecially reeommc d the ormation of lo cal clubs, wlure practicable, throughout tho State. Relieving that tiie success of the De mocracy is the welfare of the people, we cordially invite all persons, regardless of past political afliliutious, who favor siai plicity, economy and frugality in the ad ministration of public uffairs, to unite with ts. P. iff D'Ar.cv, At. ZinsEa, Secretary. Ch. D. S. C. C. A CiPcd aleelia."; oT the Dcuio crali:: C'Jiiisly Coui:uit:cc. Members of the Democratic- County Com'uittce for Columbia County, On gonre h;4eby retjue ted to meet in St. Helen 1:1 said county on Saturday t!ie 22nd day of 'March 1S81, nt 2 o'clock r. l for the purpose uf calling a County Convention, apportioning tne number of dele"ates thereto, fixing the time foi holding the Primaries, and attending to County business lf '14. 15 v. Tno's. SrE-.v.vr.T, Chairman Dem. Co. Com. March 12h, ISSt. School lirt-t tors w ho w ih to secure thoroughly tpialilie! anil carefully trained teachers for their chco:s, w rile to President D- T. Stanley at ii. State Normal School, Monmouth. If they de!.ci ibo their school und tell the hind of teacher wanted and the wages paid, they will be ref r red to them at once. I). V. Prentice k CoV. MctsixtlJour nal for March contain 1 many items cf interest also the following music: " Majorie's Almanac," a song, " The Mt-riy Dancer," a waltz, and " SJ:er20.: All for 10 cent5, or 75 cents per year. 107 First Street, Portland, Or. Rev. Mr. Ci osier will preach here on Sunday, cud organize a Sabl aih School. Ob-luary Died At River Rend, Fresno comity. February f, 1881, RViert Arnold I Page, aged CS years, 0 montlis and 2o days. Father P.ige was born in Russellville, Logan county, K-ntuckv, was marrltrd to her who now mourns his loss, Janu ary 31, 1811. A family of nine children was born to them, four boys and five 'ills, all of who. ii hive reached maturity and are now living except the eldest, a daughter. The deceased has lived in several states and his children ar. scattered, three daughters and a son in Iowa, two sons and a daughter in this state and oho son in Washington Terrh torv. He had the love and respect of all his neighbors and relatives. He lived fvr many years a humble Christian life and died sustained by , Christian faith aud cheered by (he Chi istiun's hope. His place will- not soon be filled in thb community in which lie lived. Fresno liejniblicun. John Corbln, only foil cf Mrs. Eliza beth McNa nee died' March 12, IStfi at the Good Simaritan Hospital in Port land, Oregon, aged 25 tvars,. two months anil 12 drtys. lie was born at Iowa Hill, Placer C unity, California. Dur ii g Lit last sickness, which was short, he ha 1 tlu attention of kind friends. Dr. Jsnes 2-7. A Jim ihowed in panic- ! ' n.ar lie as a person oi warm noun ami enwrous impulses John will lc much mii-9'd by old friend and acquaintances, t.; Im w. alvr.iv pi ?isant and arei-able. He was w)im to hive 5 icen joined in, mar-ria-'o. to a beautiful an I a :n di-died young luly. Miss Ljila? X.e.vis, daitgli sir of Fred Lwis. B-. of L'wi ll'ver. To lier t!ic blow was severe as also to the sisters and mother of the d-"ta id. Our young fr.cn 1 was buried ut Fair view Cemetery on tho Upper Scappoose by tlie shl of his grandfather who died july a short tini? prior. John had b.-en me of our pupils, and gained our afl'-e-tion by l.i ; geiuljm inly demean ir. His intention was to soon stilt forth'.- mines, but Death steps in to change all sabi una ry a Hairs. IIo Iiai n3 t.) anolhir Cceur d"AI:n?. WSistj thv-re is na s rrow, u uiii.5 or pals, Wherj tha lu.iuntaiiM i is; wi.h a iooIUsj peak It;sy an l fair as a yj;:uf girl'j cii.-iik, Wh-.Td tho air al.vjsvM nvvei-t I blan i Oil t'ao s!ii:v-t; ao:o of ta: saiauijp laa !, Wb?rc tbo cinct.ire of Blare that k,0'v '-'-'vJ A to 6t.a.ly ai i true as c r.fi tin lw, Wh.TB u chill wind L1j v or c oa.! a:I;, Tj mir t'j? b -A Jty o: stiinlj ski .m, W i;rJ ti.cr? nr.' n U.hs Ih-.t ar. rju-!i to ciiru'o, Wo-jii yira yji ta b-.s!ioli a s;sec tuVi.iii. Thi llrx.crj th?y h!a --, a.il th. v fsra. nV, Thufr boiaty lriiv;i.s, ij osvjr Jos'-, Th.ro 1 n w.-a'.a u ,r piju of d.c i;f Tho yean vSA eu 1 fca a r . a '.a Kct to t'ju inuiio of thi ;!iue. Tat eln; in acc ri tirlujr. ctaia." yr-H. Tae m 'ta.-r a:i I fitters will ay la.i.- ey.s In t'a: o.vjai win I th.it blj-va frooi Va It e-juiti li :c a lial.a oa t l.'ir ajoa'.uJ b.vin. Aa anj j! vji.-j :v ii.i ;:t, ' .1 m)'i.iju i."' Aui the h;.: t o' t'.is yi.-l t'aat w. J.-aicst ii Li si Wul Iiar fr:u thi uiiiit ol t"i3 c'le .-.tji.n, A vjici th tt i slrcci;, but O u ) axevt, Li thj o'faaila j i I af aa ar.ny'9 f itt, A-. Jn uiir i ti niiiAjTj (W cir.i a aa I Ji.";, ".'ni li : ltbisrncti.n t-uJ tLe H.V, Th inarri:iij o liv(? tht w-;s I-.rrj asuic.l In sniil t i tha lore o-i ;h j t t-.er aule, Wj j.-j ij u i it i:i l.riu of iuari f..ai luar-'. Warn y ia iue:-t iii lloavcn an J n.-v.-r jart. " EE 22: U. Vve taho the. follow ing from t. commu nication from Mrs. H. H. Jlines, Presi dent Oregon W. C. T. U.. to the Ifomc Uittird: Mr.--. M. 0. L-aitt, aperi-:-tendent of W. C. T. U. woik on the Fa ciiio const will comtncnire in Oregon April 1 t;t. Mi. Leave tt conies to us hav ing aheady won many laurels as ail lo qui'iit lecturer and r.n i-ari c st Cliriscian worker both in hi r liistern home aid also in California. Much of her hfu has (cell given to th;i catis'i of ediLMtioe, and sdio brings into tho leeture helda suhnl.-irly and iuV'lligcnt mind. Mi. Willis id .says of her: Few wot ke rs have brought into our ranks i.o much ability ami culture qualities tl .vt commend themselves ulike to tho con servatiuand progressive cla.s&is of .tci i'tv. so thit she commatiils .success w here ever she go--." ii." visits Oregon hop ing to .strengthen th:? Unions already vr ganiad, to enlist all good women in the grand work of the W. C. T. 17-, and in every possible way to promote theciusu of temperance among us. Like Miss Willard, she comes with a womai.'ii heart, consecrated to the great work she has undertaken. Sho w ill" bo in St. Helen Wednesday, April 2nd. The me ting of tlie V. C. T. U. was well attended lusevening. Much inter est was manifested, the addt;ess.'s of Mrs. iirirs and Mrs. Itobb were elo uent and to the point, and a liberal col lection was ULen up to start a hranch f the organijition in St. llelen- It will bo organized today at 9 a m. The IPwi Shorz fo March equals f ufly its predecessors. It is a gem of art, anil interesting and instructive. Good He ins for Uoya ajitj Ciju Tin Kala'ulo3Co;)e, a monthly magazine of pure u:i.l entert lining feul v tor American youth, has make its firt ap pearance. Jt is thft iest journal of its class ever published for the price, 50 cents a year. Sample copies gratis. An agent is wanted in every county in the United States. Address TilE IvALEIDO SC0?E, York, Pa. "Housekeeping in Old Virginia" is a gem for tin: ladies. It tells how many " grievances'' are used in all culinary operation. Its price i- 1.7u and John P. Martin & Co. Lruisville, Kentucky, are publisher. If you want to rival the palmy days o: Southern houe!c?eping, buy this book. We hive ?M0"ivttJ the Oli'JoSc. a mag aziue printed and puoh-med oy a J.aru- L ing Sjhool for young ladies ut Sun Ma teo, California. I i i a ge.n, and sq are. all the young 'adies gems, too. We have r;2eived D. M. Frry Seed Annual and Seed packages, al! j'ir.-;t class The book is a beauty and useful too. noman C3?i33!ida?3Ef fJolico for Pub!ication. L.VX'i) OiTICE at Vaxcocveh, V. T. M.-ncli l'th. lkti. Xoti; it JiTtby Riven that fiHowiif-n-X'ue t di' tk'iM have f !nl iii.tic t thfir iut u'.i n '? ,tin ll,,,h,,f. hl ;Mi't'.f tlvirel... I t.ial siil ;) f win I o iii. lfor.- t:i i.Ta ! -of tl.e IVn Ve Co ii-; ut Iv 'l nno. Vuh. 'ler.. u Satu- ay. A;i;ii 20 h. iz: Myr !'. Ili.r.tia ;f n, tlevi! f vnr:iii Tar-r, Al !iti n.t: liouie s . I iiija i m No. 2UH, (nr tlie t. s'. A of Sa.rh yia.it'i i f St-c i n 4, T . 7 X. lfan;3 1 v ., an I name. th' fl avii .v.n3.ed t rv ii ceiniu4 rrtiJviic; ii-n, ;.nt cillim im 'f. ail, i.:A. K. .Ma t n. llin y Uo.i!to:i, J. W. O.ioaV, aul Sa.ieifl Ad.iUi, aM of C iu!lt w, GVliiz Co. W. T. Ji'i'n S. Ifim in.ton, A l-'ianial Ib-niestea I Aii''if:'.ion N. JlOr, f r tlie Norih J of South Wtsti-f ."-eiin S, T. 7 N. I.'au-e 1 U . st. an ' ti.i ii'. tlvi f'i 1 e.vir.; wiiivMes t prove Win con' ill a twi I iiea u;on, an! cultia i n i u ti I i.tn I in A. i''. .Muu t m lit tev 'outran. .J. W. Cli-t.ite. and Sum ml A.Ijuh, all of Cuiv.i t.n, Cowli:. C . W. T. KxIKD. V.. .-TAKLING. lUi'n,Ur vla"3m2l TioHcc of ApIicatio:: to Parcliase Timber Laud. ' La:;d OmcE at V vcow7t, T. i Jfa.-ch Hill. 1S44. otii!' i li- re')yJ'''ntl at in c:.niji:i.inc-' wiih Ihs nrivwinMnf t.;n .-t of JJoii'rerB a;!)rovtl .lin jo, li.'S. rntitleu' "An Act f r the ;! of Ti.abi-r L.?n !. in he S'a es of C i;orni . Ore jrei. Nevada, and in t'as.iiaten TVnitor.v,'' Uoni-v" O. Io 'tijof 'MuU:r:n di Co.. Irn n lia this d iv file I ia t!ii lii .i;:h'c li ii ts l'inc'.ia?i!i.' s. w. of Sec. 2 Tp. 0 N of ui-vn o W ist, ofi'ie Wil .nnott j ii.'ii t.. ti. T- s'im iv in thv? :tb.tve e vj -.vdl b. i-'i. n br fire tin-J.i !,;'!of th I'r )!.i.i:Caart at Kaiuma, Wash. Tjr. on Ll on .lav, tlis i.viii. day of .iav, 1S-4. Anv r.a 1 all ji-.::3 hat ia r. !v:e cJ.uai!. to the ah o t!u bribed i;m i, or anv jmrtiou ti:eixo' r-e lu'V'b re-j-'irt-il t 111.' t!;.:r c in thiK o.iice ai.!. ia nivt(00)v!av fro-a b.ta hreof. vti"v.i,:i i i c-i.isb Ti nbor Land. L.'.xn 0: :c r V"-v-rr.!?. V.'.. T. Xot'ce : Iievfoy n tint, in c 'lup'.i tnee with t'ns ivo i;i iV.i .if 'i-: Act of Con .Ti-sa a;;riie-! lme 3, lS7i, r.;i'lcd ' An A?t t r ti c ' T:m' -r 1. mi li ia !i-- St itc.f ' 'a.ifoitd '. 'rrw, Xey(o. sm 1 hi Wasliia :toii T ;ril r . ," AJiiau Ij. nwr, of .InlM ntah Coun y. ir..-f..i. lias t 'lav tiljd in thi ; o.iice l.i :ii;'aj.V.i n V jmr chase t:i i r. r. oi .-ice. '2H. T . 1 Aoiti:, :.aii0e 3 v. o t'u Will.enette .Mni li.m. 'JVxti.iio:iy in tin ;!. CJe will V tiiVcn b.-. f.M-e tin' .Tndeof the I'rob.ile Cou t, at lv.ilaui.i. U'fh. Tor. on ijatard.v-. ihe 2J.;i. day of May, Alt? a-il al iewu Iiavm,' a-lvctve c-ftlint.. tl e nli.i.e ih-o,-i'--4 1 lt or any poiti.xi t.ieie ef hereby; re inirtrd t. KIi.K thvir c'niiii i tLi u.ii.'C iviihiii i:t (JO) I.ivji fii u iLi'lc hr:cof. ' Jd. S'Aiil.lNU, llciiler. vl.i3"n21 Pro;DsaIi; far. Frcjla Cccf aud HlKltOI!. Ilea Iq iartcr." let t. of ihe Clinnhi , ) i) V.cj of Cl.i -f C:inuii'ar V.vu.vjvtr ininc'cs, W". T. .M.iicaS, ISf-f. ) air: v:d r.t ipj .ym. i t.hplicatk, 'I'liojttf.ii the usual con li.i ia. ii! be re lived at thi o.;;c- an I at the o.iitfea of t!ie Acli.i Coit Mini Ifl.o: .Sii'i-i e.en?j i tU f . ; J. a i.i-:i nu.'.l j osii (for the fres'i hi'f n I lutitto:) li.-. de j lit theie only.) i.n il IJ u'cinc'i, n Hn in da-, Ai'iii 10, 16i-4, nt wl.iw'.-i li;ii.-au I 1 c tli -y wd. bs o ijh-2 I ia tlu ti-. .4:oj" of ties hi lder, for fiiiii'shia a.i I ile'tviryof fro.h beef an I ma. ton il.uhij the year o.iua.n ;iu ; J.dy 1, ; Urr r.arra';s. I. T.. Tort C.e.ibv. T.. l'o:t Gmir d'Ahio'. f. T...K..it Khiuiiith, r., 1-ort La;Avai. 1. T.. Fort Spokane, W. 1'., I'mt Tonieiid,U". T., Vancjiiv-r Uarraclis, IV. T. an I Fori Walla " al.'a, . T. Tlij I !! majut ru.ervi. the t'vjl-.t t.irejtct any or all Li l . ; 1 i 1 1 th n i.1 tin ie: t ' r.i I t:i vt c in '.rac': ni l 1 ;:n br thij h Iti-riiifiin iit. :.rs t irj;Ms Js made ia ri 3 in t 'irr.-t . 'ia!i n i be c en' ru ; t to i.i volvc tin; V. ite 1 Hla'ei ia uny o!i'itia f r eaynieiit in excei.ii of the apl'r.'i ii..ti a j;in'ail by t.'oii.;i-(.- f;r tlu juirl. bhui' pr ; is il a:i t prri'.e 1 circular a'alin ill., ki.i I of biif a i I ia itt u r j ti.-i I. ivi i ui' i.iir f at 1 in. uc i iii as t In ; mm i r of hi I (in c. u li i in to be . h-vrved by I i lder and ti-rms of c mtract aiki payni-a', wi.lh.j funii-Vi' on np lic:i i-ui t 1 1: i-"" ic , or t th A. C S. o tlie po.it at w!i ilia pr-'P js .d to iauk-i deibery. Knvelopcs C'liitaiaiu.; pro;iji!i ii'i r.ii.l bu marked : ' I'rop.w il for Fresh bee", (or ,lt:t- t,(u )at Foft ,"' an I a lire- I tothei.a let- ai. ;.ie 1, oi-to the Act'n ; C..iimi-.i;- of Suboitt iuc at the imw4, to bj m !lp:ie '. XV. A. KLUHI:KI', Cantai.i uii I C. ti.. U. .r. A. vialJml 1 V. S. Lan I (n ricz, V.ixsorvci. . T. l'V-fiary 8di. lSK-l. Ci)H;ilaint ha in' been cntcj-etl atthii Odic by Anvils -Mclron ild a-uiest Henry Mierburn fir aliVvn !oiiin id lUuteui J-anry No, 51 Ui datetl Anil 11th, liS3, up n t!i;X v.-. (juartero . E. 4, the X. S of X. w. an I the s. K. i ot S. w i Sect i. n T..wuj' i, 10 North, Ihni fel Went in Oowlit. County, ash. Ter., ith a v;a to thi c..n:;!l.tioii of a-1 1 entry; ai i pai.K-i-are h-ruby i na uoiie.1 1 a-.pearat thiH Od.ee on the 23th day of .March. ISfc'I. at I ocl k r. il., to re.pon I an I f.irnN'i twii;n ny coaennaj nai l allti 'ed abail lonnieiit. v4n:S.i" ' NoVcz to C 2$rt3. All jMHin'i haviivj c'ainn against tlc ntate nf ttiiiahelh Nicer deoeaativt, late of Columbia Co. Or. arc hereby u, itiiil to preesr.t them, with the proper vouo'utm. within aut months from this dite, t the tin leri rned. h.druiaiVrator of mid Ustate. at the Uw .Kc : of V li. Di.Iard Kh-.j. at .St. lIeKn.1, Coluuibia Co. A. Kekk. Adcihiliit.-ator. . Jaovll. ISS4. JAETUABY 1G84! mmkl SST7LK1SH7 CF I tifiC to !.. my! botk fcr 18.13 ;:yd m crcr to t it i ncrK- irv licit j.II ii4Vtn;.Tts lit) Ic llct i bcr!)i. fSH.ii k svtiletl tmiuciliatc. ly. ciiiii.- by r.isw r uoir. Ticrczc.U fcrTif n."Prt alien. !lE.vua."Aiavuil)tr.t'iTuuxToeTm:Cor.ii:i.if IIKUCBOi' C'HIBJ Q I'A'iTKHil A"TrK, VwcovvEii r.AiiiiA(;Ks, W.T.. Kutuh G.-iPN.) ;KI.Kt) PUOfOSALS, IN TUfl'i.K.'A'i O'SUl'.JUOT ' the us i.-vl ennui, i.-iix, v. i.l l.e n . civl nt Xl.'.i o'lae. x.n'il 12 ':l.c';, n r, 'n .M..n.!a.-, Aail 7, at wla'c'ij time mi l i tit thov v. ill 1-e .jit'ii'iil in lii8 jH8nc -f I KiiJr for 111 trn?w;or a1 i n f juiiitt ry mii'l' ; tlio ftil'oAiiidewii'x'd ront' i il'ii inx v m , innni.c in j Jul;, 1, 1j 1 ano4 i nJi if J uae : ty, Icli: Y;v;o't 'C r .1 n ; o r t :s t i t n, ITovtk N 1. Spi'Ltiia 1 u-ils, . T. to Tt.rt, Slk;i:e . "'. lloi n: No. 2 A.'IJ-nh Oreo-A, to Fort KhnnMli, Ortiiai. lioiTH No. Pea 'J:ton, CnC'ii to Ci i.o jivtsNo. -t.-IIi.aj.. I T. tu 2'...i.s birriickj. I. T. ;ocxk Xo. 5. lla'.hdruia, I. T.,t FoitCuiir d AUn; l.T. Koi 'is Na C Le-ftUton, I. T., ta i'ort La;w wai, I. T. fsienmcr Trrjrsjiortttlcn. ITovts No. 7. Vr trani)orta'.i m ui IT. Military Sui;lit' Lolweni Atoii ruJ I'i-t M-vtns, Or-.-n. an I i-ortCtoiby. V. T. Fjvts No. Detwctii lVrtlan.1. Crtca, an I Va:ic aivc;4, V. T. The ((ivi'inincnt reserves tbo riLt torrjoci auy or a 1 proposals. i.lank jir'iiM'KuU, fini of contract, and frinttd cii-culari. ivialull i:if'.riiitt a t thu uian- ner or i.ia im, mm oi c .-ninvc. an I iaintit wi 1 L-j fin niched u aj)iic.i,.i m to this ofic. Knvfl ii coutainin ) riMsa' n'loutt l mr.rked: "I'ropial f.r Tnnis.j rtati.n a Koute So. ," an! iuUnau-u o tlie ual.-r siinitd. A. S. KIMRALU Uajor aa.l lunrteri.iaatcr, U. f. A., Chief Q.i.iittiiuoVr. Proposal: for Rlil'tnry fcnj'-pllfr. 1 1 E.VIJnVA RTEI'.H DzPA'lT ' KN TO K TH IC CoT.t' MIMA, OrKICiiO-' I Hli I'eAKTi.KUA.VTClt, V VANCOtVERi A 111 ACKi. . T., A ! t h fi. l.S4. ) OKAliKU I'ilDl'O.SALS l.N Thll'LlCA 'J r , ?sU 1J i'lCT to the uhu it e n li i-m, wih b r-. c ive 1 nt thi o.'Iicj or nt the o'ic it :.f ih I. S. tnar(iMjinst;-ri t tho fo.l iv. i i'j ii-vm il ph, nulii 12 ol tel.", ii'xn, n Ab . tu-, At:i 7lh, laSi. at ivl.ijh jjifc-.'5 aul time Uie.v will b ;. nied, in pr. st-iio i.f 1 1 .vrn, for ilm luinih:!i ; nut ilciivti of lid iti.ry rij.p'it.n dm in;,' ta in. cd ear c min-jiiciii ( Jiiiy 1, l-A, uii I m in Ji.ni'0, l'ji. as KyM eAs: oxl. (?oi.l (;hu. coi, t);.l, 1 arlt-y, Brai. 1'uy, a m! tarnw, cir tiny in iijn i f .Straw, or rjh oi a.ii.l iujili.a z.3 i.-.ay be reii'ii td at I'or l.in I, t)ivifon. V .it Can! -, T., l' i-. I arruc'-.K, 1. T. Fort ulla a'l-i, . T., FortTo-.vii n !, ' . T., Vjuc uvt, Domi4, ,T Km-t Cu-.ird'Ah n. , T., Fort Kltm itli, One in, r.i t .- jxcaiia, w. t., i'ot fcuvcu', oitg.Tn, Koit Laiiwai r, '. The Ooveniiiit nt rcrr' tie t i.l.t t: reject rut'omll irj'oali. J'rcfe i ? i w.d loi.m to A:ti :'c9 of di.iet'i r. iIjc'. t, u, tii I lo art i c!s of vre,.j ic'ion jra lu.uii on the i'a cbie c-'u,' c iu'riiB i f aji t tjua ily bilrx envial, t tlie xln t of cjui.iiu'ticn icjuirid Ly the pu'iiic H.'ltiOi th'.Tf. Jiinn'c ;ro;i..,.!3 n 1 piii.ro l ciict.l n-, giving i'r It iur: i j.i: - ri :u l .iiv ia:iur 1 1 i id i , & c, will In furiiiihe l :i a iclic i a, to thi o.i:c- ( the Q ..i.L-.i.n.ii'.r.s ut tiu a:i..s ii:e.nd. i'll'i-li c U .liuin r ; !, r nIo;i ij Lo iiirtViol: 44 I'r.ir: ai lor at , " ad-. diV.H:-d t t'r.l uil.LT.-iilii I, or UiO cn;'tC'.iv I'uai '.;;-.:t-.,i-.,j;ist'jr. A. .S. KI MPAi L. l!aj.ranl tjuarle rmtU r, I, . Chi f ( u '-.it -rsii i-!r. i it - . f hi tlie way of ma!.i:i : n.'r to iii-y in i few Uuy i.-;. ;ia.t i than y;i ev.-r t'.i e.if.it :i'le 4t niy 1 1 n-. I '.vi i iut am. v o w id '.a-.a r. Von cn voi-k nil ti.u- cm- ill Hiui v li.i c 1 It. Tho wovii i uiii. ril!y il i-.i'.cil lo b itiiro a, y iun: mi 1 old. Vo: can e-sry mm fr m c '. i jjuvii v evf-o.n;. J an Miiui. .oik i.iy the L-j-iiiiS. -.ve iiia';e thi i:n..fti-;ilv.-: to all who are n t Wi.l u.ei .'led v e i.l ..ill it t ay f..r th. troiibn: of wiirj,; e,. jYll ai li.'id.h, iii...i.n. itc, ii-iit lve. I'.-rti-iif id bj made oy t!n .h' tfive th ir Aiole titiM tr the work, "lire it f.iao abn lnt. Iv T'. Don't d lay. Start n v.-. A bbvia .Sti.vhc.Sw C., I'or! h'll I. Al-do". r CONSOLIDATED XoTICK FOIt-Ft'CLlCATICX Land Orrxci: at VAKcnuvcr, Vv. T. February ltth, lfi-'4. 'roticei hreby fcben tilftt the fo low.'a;. naiiitU sctiltn h.iv.' liloil iiVa J! of tl. b-i:U' -tii.ii to make hnal piof inaiiji .nt of th irtl.iiii, and that Ji I pro .f v. ill be made before the bet ter an I lUt-.i.er, at Vunc uvi-r, fah. Tir. a V cnlIu- s la-, ApiiiMh, 14, ir.: . i red.;fic (i. iia-r. i ii me! I Ap'.hiadra 'e. -JJ0S uii I Li) i.', for tbo Xoh j:Ht of cc Tp.4J.-J it. 1 w. & ii.tme the follow in.-wi n to I rove liii c.Mititi.iou. rt i bnee u;k):i an I ..i.'ib--lion of f.iii lati I i'.:JuH.-f X. C'&rlM.n. Chsia4) 11. ll.tr.nan. 1'ranU J.'. Wahlbeig, i.nJ CI tia iii'fin. al of Castle Ib.ck. Cowli-.. '.:. . 'J. .)'. . f N. Cathi.n, lloiiun'-va I Apd cali.'i: No. 2277 an-1 2-uA, tr tiie S. w. i i I N. V. i t v. I I..Ih 1 and 2 ot S. v. 4. Tj. N. U. 1 . & . w. i ( s. e. i of :iec. .2:5, T,. 10 X. K. I W. . nanwa the 1 in.; witness. J to prve hi c ie inuou rie d.nce u poll Mid cul iva'i m of aM ian I, t.i li. vauiliOK. Chirha H. Ilartii-n., 1 "i-ei'eiiek (JiMiT, au l Charb Hitman, all -f C'.1j Ko'c, Co a lit Co. H'.T. Fian'i HVah!b. r;r, Addid .nal Ib niratra I Ap) lic.ttioii No. 4jb7t ior th s. u. i of . w. j ii Lot No. 1, of .fie. 10 Tp. J N. R. 1 w. Si name lli-J follow ia; w itoitn t prove hi C )n!inuoi:n na-idi-no ui" a and cuitiva'.iiai of : i-' land, i: J'.w.-f N. Cailf -ri, t. hailt a 1. liarUiaiis; Fr" eiio'i Ct i.-Jtr, fcad ch-iha Hoam all of Cow.iU C . W. T. rr.KD. V.'. SLURLING, efcwtir -liK'f23 a A 1 LaXD CffJCC At VA.NCWfVl.lt, W. T. 1 binary 4J7lh. 1J4. Notice iti bercbviiiveii tl:.it in couip.iaiicM wiih the proiioiu if the Act of Coii'ri. a;. prove! June 3, 11 1. tTi'itled An Ai t for the a ilu of Timbtr La ad ia the Stat uf C'aliioiKU,, Un Nevada, au l in ashin .ton leiu.osy, ile i v tbejjry o; .Mul'.n .in .h County, 'u n 1 tliin ilay hhd in thi- .! te l ii p l'--iioii to pi:ichH.-tlie X J ot N. M. i of .i.e. ,1V. I P S N.of iCaue 1 XV. of tae V l lamrtte Meinwn. 'IViaioiiv in the al.vrf cn will b talviii . o.re the li'ti-ter ail i.'wdr U Uc 'i.ve, W T. cu Ut.tiK8.Uy, the llih. :y tf -Vay lSi4. iiiy and all person clahniir.' adverncly to mi J itric'tibi-cilan ixor any Kni..iahereof, uie her. 1 y r p.ird to ti! their claium in thia o.uce uilhiu dij(00; lavf from date hereof. f:;j:i v. rsfALiNc;, i:iatc-r. v4n:Jlni7 ' Isoticc- roa PirnLicvTics. Laxd Ortrica at V.iNcorvEn, W. T. March 'M. 14. No'.tca i hereby tdven that the follow lu-n-vu.id aHtler ban tiled n.:ii.? .f Id inttnti. n t make tinal pi-oof in upport T hi cUim, aii'l that aaid proof w ill be made liefore the J inke f the Probate Cotnt M Kaiama, W. T. Satuixloy, mil 12ih, lSt4. vi.i: Dnin W. Uarber. HOW htea l AppIicAtion No. 244S. for the w. J cf h. k. J of Sec. 10, Tp. 7 X. K. 1 w. He names ihe follow ing witnef'ca to prove hia cnntinuoiu reaidciico iip-n, ai cultivation of nail land, vi.: , ",,.-m W idia-.n Han lall, f Carrolltna W . T. V. I. C hoate. ri Z. r. Warrcu, cf Bamuc-1 Adanrm, cf ritKD?W. 6PARLING, KfA. , fr H Ul h th wv4Vi:v;c fn. fi-rid r, A li li T p J?0 c.iW 'for v,. Ut". i.ii V J- nil i-1 'jwo wid lnai! i 1 Fife, a fejd 'JM y- W I'-yul, vahi.ihjc I., it of Him- 'i'' .', . i AW, ' i Y : -; - . A;