SATURDAY. APRIL 7, 1877
Blue glass Is to man trhat blue grass
to horses so savs a Kcntuckian.
Hares has recognized Hampton as Got.
era or of South Carolina, exit Chamberlain.
Put a cayusc pony nndcr "blue glass
treatment" and in ten days he 'will be a
perchcron horse.
The brig Roanoke teas wrecked on the
waters or the Atlantic a few days ago, and
eleven persons were drowned.
Tweed will soon b; out of jitll and pen.
siless, as he yields up all his property and
money to the city of New York.
John Curtis of narrisbury. Linn county,
died of an apoplectic fit last Monday morn
ing while sitting in his wagon.
There is a fine horse of the masculine
gender down in Linn county which the
owner calls "Henry "Ward Beech cr."
C. S. Miller and Win. Grant are In Port
land for the purpose of completing the or.
ganlzation of the Monumental Mining
Company.
C TV. Pope, a well known resident of
Clackamas county, was drowned last week
in the Clackamas rircr while out on a
hunting expedition. His body was recov
ered. A special dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune
(ays Tilden is soon to bring an action for
the rccoTcry of the presidential office The
sender of that dispatch must be a member
of the Damphool family.
Mrs. Mary E. Baker of Camas valley,
Douglas county, indicted in Judge Deady's
court for the manufacture and altering of
counterfeit coin, is now in the Portland
jail awaiting trial.
Hayes' policy tmdoubtedly is to recog.
size Hampton as Governor of South Caro
lina and Packard as Governor of Louisiana,
thus carrying water on both shoulders; he
will be sure to spill some of it.
A boy aged 13 years struck another boy
aged 12, in East Portland, with a sharp axe,
making a fearful gash in the abdomen,
through -which the bowels protruded. That
boy ought to be confined in a house of cor.
rection until he is 21 years of aga.
Crctltt to Max. If this int cruelty
to man then we are no judge: Thank
goodness! O. C Applcgate has lost the
manuscript of a poem entitled 'Legend of
CbemekeU, on the read between Ashland
and Jacksonville. Finders, keepers.'
Hayes has appointed a "commission' to
interview Louisiana and investigate the
bottom facts as to the Governorship. Isst
this a scheme to justify that rctnmii
board upon "whose conntHays is President?
However, he is fond of-High Joint Co:
missions." as he has occasion to be for
one of them counted him in as President
once! Undoubtedly this Commission will
report favorably to Packer, and then comes
the whitewash.
r
fYsAisaa Indians, Panics, Etc
There are a great many ponies belonging
to the Indians of the Yakima reservation
sow running on the range between Uma
tilla and "Willow creek along the Columbia.
And the residents of that section complain
bitterly of the fart. These ponies cat out
the grass on this range and greatly injure
the cattle owners of Butter creek and "Wil
low creek. Besides there are a number of
worthless stallions among them, which get
with the American mares running on that
range, and beget a lot of good-for-nothing
half-brccd colts. The citizens of that por
tion of Umatilla county feel that something
ought to be done to prevent these ponies
from being brought on this ran ge. "We call
attention to the wrong complained of, and
hope the proper authorities may take steps
to prevent it. The Yakima Indians, at
least, have no rights of pastnrage on the
Oregon side of the Columbia, whatever the
Umatilla Indians may have, and the most
of the injury complained of is done by the
Yakima Indians. It is believed that no
less than two thousand ponies belonging to
the Yakima's arc now oa the range above
mentioned.
Local Newspapers.
IIettxer, Mahcti 2C, 1S77.
To Tnc East Obegoxias The oppor
tunity we all have of informing each other
of the events transpiring in our respective
localities through the medium of thenews
paper is far too little appreciated ly peo
ple generally. Many regard the three
cents postage paid for sending a letter to
the local paper a dead loss as they also do
the years subscription for the paper. Tak
ing it for granted that wc arc a heathen na
tion Mibject to no general authority and
governed by no general laws, dependent
only on the accumulation of our own hands
nnd compelled to pay for nothing except
that whiclrtends to gratify our own selfish
animal natures; then we may accept this
as a fact and say no more about it Bat
while wc remain an intelligent people con
trolled by a mutual system of Government
with advancement tor our motto and edu
cation for our motive power wc can never
accept such nonsense. "We are a free peo
ple and the perpetuity of our freedom de
pends solely on the education of each suc
ceeding generation; this Is a fact which
every one accepts, then let me ask, is there
a medium through which general intelli
gence is more forcibly carried than through
the newspaper. Surely 8ft; but some will
HTgue that newspapers are getting too nem.
erous asd to support all of them would re
quire all of one's income, this may be true
but you are not required to take all of
them. Every country paper has its local
ity and its mission principally Is to labor
for its respective town or county, and It
reasonably expects the 6upjort of its Int.
jsedtatc vicinity. Cily papers arc publish
ed for the benefit of the world nt large;
those I mcaa that arc published on an ex
tended sole, Xow 1 would suygsl that
every farmer or stocK raiser tn iasiern
Oregon save enough out of his years ex
penses, such as he pays for tobacco, whisky,
ctt, to take three papers ammountlng in
the aggregate to about $10; ho should uke
one for the county he Uvea In, ono for his
State, and one for the United States. Bring.
ing my remarks nearer home I wish to say
that in a private conversation with Mr.
Darling, agent for the East Okixioniax, I
was inrormed Uial lie uau poorer success
getting subscribers for his paper In this
end of the county and especially on "Willow
creek than he had in any other part of the
county; having traveled several miles and
only succeeded in getting two subscribers.
The general response, says Mr. is "ain't
your paper too high!" It must be remem
bered that it is no easy task to come into a
new place and start a newspaper. You
say, why? you can get the New York Sun
or Tribune nearly ten times larger than the
East Oregomas for a Miir a year. Recol.
lect that the Xtw York Sun or Tribune has
been established a rood many years and
has an enormous circulation, and it Is by
this very means that we in the course of
time can get our local paper for a good
deal less tbanur dollars a year. "What is
the difference if you dont exactly agree
with the editor in every particular opinion
he may happen to express. Subscribe for
the local paper and lets show the webfoot
country that Eastern Oregon is a part of
the State and as such, she is able to hold
her own In point of intelligence and enter
prise. ConnEsroypEXT.
Our "Willamette Letter.
Cottage Grove. Oeegox, )
March 13, 1S77. f
Editor East Orxoos'ax Afiera slight
dampness of about two weeks wc arc hav.
Ing nice warm weather; vegetables grow,
ing very rapidly, the fields arc fat becom
ing green with the growing grain, and the
hills and valleys with grass. The health
of this part of the country is very good as
far as we know. Some of the xanaers are
disposed to growl as they are not quite
through sowing grain yet; they rested
about two weeks from their labors In con.
sequence of the late dampness. We have
every Indication of Spring now In earnest.
Improvements will soon take a sew start.
We have a preacher here delivering lec
tures on the prophetic teachings of the hi.
We. Some call them Ad ventUts ; he seems
to be making it warm for some or our
preachers. Thty say the will not na for
his road if it is the shortest; they dont pro
pose to let Mr. lecturer get away with their
sheep, and not even the goats; so, not even
the -William" goats. They say they will
go for him next Sunday if the Lord is will
ing they should, which they fcxrr be is.
Rev. T. Tharp Is taking great interest in
the lectures.
There is a lady here who has come to the
conclusion she has bees a woman long
enough, and a few days since she took a'
solemn vow that she would be a man the
remainder of her days; how is that for
Woman's Rights.
Please tell nr friend John Arnold of
Grand Ronde that Tilden is not President,
but Hayes is; and if he doct like it to
say so.
reach trees have bees cx bloom for a
week.
Plowing goes steadily on, and the fann
ers are looking ahead fur better times.
The grouse say it is Spring- So says the
lambs.
I see from your paper that jou have a
WoolGrowersjocietyorclub; It would be
better if the fanners would look after thtirJ
own interest in all other branches of in
dustry immediately concerning their Inter
est", for the fans is the helm and pilot of
all branches of industry and all trade; it
controls a wonderful brake which can stop
all machinery. The farming class can
wield more influence than any other branch
of industry now in existence; all that L
lacking is a will to look after their own in
terest. Tbedirer squirrels are buUHy engaged
in building their Summer quarters.
All ol the folks are gone visiting to-day
and we are alone, and there is a certain
rooster that has caused us to get up asd
chase him off from the porch, asd if be
dont soon take a hint we will consider that
we are a committee to report the said roost
er verr fat. It is not necessary to say how
we will ascertain the condition of that
chicken.
Dr. McAllster has Jnt returned home;
be has been exploring the country south of
this place for the last three months.
Lurch Bros, will soon em., a new dwcl.
ing house is Slabtown, as they arc now
both married, and if two families reside in
one bouse It ought, of right, be a very large
one, and every room exactly alike and all
front to the seme points of compass so there
will be no choice. Then peace and bar.
roony may prevail asd It will if the two
families consider themselves about five
miles apart.
Strawberries are net quite rijie yet; there
will be a fine crop of that article oaks
jack frost gives them a nip.
Cnrrcx.
Frem the Capital.
Salem, March SO, 1877.
EditorE.0. If not mUtnkes, in our
last wc promised a description or Salem
"In our next;" and as our weakness Is In
doing as we agree, we herewith give our
readers a
DEwarnox or ruus.
Salem is the cajrilal city of the State and
is beautifully located, viz: oa the cast bank
of the "Willamette river on & magnificent
prairie, on a plain that commands a dis
tant view of the surroBRdiwg country and
csitcchlly the snow clad portions of the
Cascades. Situated on the O. fc C. R-IL,
59 miles south and 14 miles west of Port
land aad SO miles on an air line from the
ocean.
The State capital Is bow nearly finished
ami will cost 390,000. Marion county
court house cost $110,000. The State pen.
Iltutlarr I located" here; is a large, cow.
modious structure bulft of Iron and brick
cost $15,000. A female academy, umler
direction or the Catholic Church, cost ?V
000. There arc five common f chool build.
Ing. built or wood In which are maintain-
cd, by tax, free schools the entire year. One
merchant flouring mill, run by water, with
capacity of grinding MX) barrels of flour
in 21 hours, one custom flouring mill
run by steam, one large lumber mill with
a capacity of making 25,000 feel of lumber
jer day, one HnKcd oil mill, (capacity,
125,000 gallons annually), one furniture
factory and one chair factor), two sash
and door factories, one foundry and two
machine shops, one plow factory, two wag
on shops. The city has the beat water
power in the State; never a flood and never
a lack of water. Ten churches, owned by
as many denominations, one opera house,
one banking house, two grain elevators,
the city lighted with gas; there are two
daily and three weekly newspapers aad one
magazine, one semi-monthly aniatuer pa.
per, two job printing ofilces and one spccl.
al reporter to the Eakt Obwjosiax.
CArrrAL notes.
The proprietors of the Willamette Farm
cr suddenly became disgusted with their
ding- publication rooms on Commercial
street and now may be found occupying a
neat and spacious apartment in Gray's
block, next door to E. M. Walte's Job office.
Chat. Snyder who has been spending the
Winter at Pendleton arrived in Salem this
week.
The clothing establishment of Murphy
Jc Crossmas have changed their quarters
from State to Commercial street.
I limes "the" printer of Portland was
-doing" Salem some this week.
A large number of emigranu arrived on
the last steamer from San Francisco, and a
portion ol them arrived at the Chemckcta
yesterday.
Mrs. Moxlcy, who has had a millinery
store at Salem for a long time has latch
moved to Portland.
State fahr six months away. Are you go
ing, C. M. M r
Chinamen arc paying eoe bit per doz. for
chub, suckers, etc, aad "Hetals" claim to
be doing a thriving fith businees.
The weather has bees nice fer the past
week; the roads are almost daily asd j
we had a Irarrv ride; rode with Miss I
ILE. Fortes.
Butter Creek.
March, 26, 1ST7.
Eorrox E. O. This vicialty is aiicr the
same old sort, "lets of fa aaltetter creek."'
Oa the Mi isst. 31 r. I). C Carl aad 31l
Elizabeth Scroggia were Jolatd In the
holy boods ef matriBXy by J. W. SMu
bury. The selemizattea took place at the
residence of SaHxImitt Dro. Soae of the
young -boodhwM" attempted a chlvari by
banging es the eld leg cabin empty ell
can, firing gam; aad the Mke, bat cactiag
more trouble to thrsaselrcs than anyone
e!e. Called it a fiath in the pas asd dlv
pened
James Jokatt&a gave a baH on the 31th
ult. Thirty -five samber were sold at 1 20
each. 31 r. Jehn Crawford the w tli ksewn
violinist was cmptoyrd as muticiis. Disc
ing was the order of the evening, ef coarse,
and the order was well obeyed. Abaaate
ous supper was pxrsaka aboat 12 w'ctock.
A general invitation was extended ta aN
next rooming to hreakfa.it.
S. G. Lightfott. J. 3L Haaier and II. A.
Salisbury were ejected d deciles from Bat
trr Crrek Grange to the Patroas coaves.
tioa to be held at Pcadletea the iad 31 co
in April. 1STT.
Mr. Stroud had the salsfortnne to loose
a fine work horse a few dxt ago.
Four inches of ssew the 9lh of 3 1 Arch.
Batter creek high, bat so bam done.
L me .ssrMor asu oepaiy Mtnii nave
bees prowllog around here ef late.
Nice warm rains aad growing weather
asd oar items have aH gone to grass.
AirnrcB.
George Coggan, who hat done ranch fer
the improTeacst of hones in Eastern Ore
gon, his purchased asethcr fine stallion of
the Norman asd ClydestUle ttock His
wclsbt is 1.703 poasds, i a dapple sorrel,
andln every mprct prwents a mapilficest
appearance. It is a pity that this great
horse Is to be kept among the Webfonfed
people until after the feana is over before
being brought to Grand Rotide.
HEW to-day;
SH I XG IilC h)Wa'3fllJaSaek
rsuee,tiC. A?jlW B MAT', IVuBctaa, On.
Notice Ta Tax-payeta!
t IX riX.sn.V3 Knawtec Ibncarlm MafUH
' DELINQUENT TAX LIST
Tar Ih jnr UTt la r UxtAt tar cnarcliaa. Tb
tmij aij ta aara tvtU u Ijr teBmbala KjaraL
R. KAfcncvr,
N.fTir4 Tx Caltrrar, CsaltfU Coaaij. Orrsao.
Kxecuter's Netlca.
"V'Crnc'E It bmbr grra Ibat I fcara brro rrt
A r4 Kvcalcr af ll nate ef AtXX
XSDfJl KIKK cmr AB nravet aartax dam
Mian ald atl at rrin4 la ifwtrt ilnti ta ta
rjr TwacJjrra, at nr rrvlrif rr Wplsc,
CauUtU mtatr-Orrroo. aaka Hi monh (haa aalr.
ABruatacfaMtUUaniMerlMtatalrU
Aprfl 1
Flaal SettlcmeHt.
ta Ibt Coaslj Caart ci CaastiBa eocalr, SUU bTOrr.
Tnr. csnr.iuicxi:D ntt n-i ur taj vmit
At mlniatmrtx af lit noierflMtH II Ota.
na4 eVrrawtf. BoOca I barrey firm Hut Ua 3xb
ar of Arrtf. lTt. at S dock r n.U nH oaf, b
brm pfxlisl by uM eoart ai the tta far Innif
tAjralnot to Ik nmr u4 tb artUrarat IbrrraC
HANNAH J. OLSteTCAtl. A&Btclttntrtx.
Lraa Entn, Alt. ArB T, 1177.
Notice te Creditors.
THC rXDCnjICNCD tare ha rTatfrl y the
Coaalr Can at CnalBIa roonlj-. ifrr-pm, Admln
tnnlnx atj ASialalHr of 0 MU at TbootaiK.
If cCey oacFaanl All penoca karn cUliai afalatt
nM ntaia arc btrtbj MlSM la prwat tWca ta a.
rttiSM. al oar mtarma MUlia prrctsct ta amid
caoatr, HUa atx tooclkl from Iba tUU berrof; as4
ail twM la4Hi(rd lo aa4 rUl are lratn4 la
tsaXa InottfUlt faj mm.
MAlWABKT A. VfCOV. A4alalaUtrix.
JOCrU H. MrCOT. Adaolabtnlar.
U. Emu a4 Ttoa. It BrrvU, Ally - April 7, 1IT7
AdmlBistrater'a Sala.
t DMINISTRATOR'S UlS. OP It HAL ESTATE.
j. XoOea u bRTfcr flTta that lba mWroJ,
A4el&iraia artha iu of ALTAI! II. HOOUEoV.
erM4,iai ar", br nar of in odcr tuda lj tlx
Covaljr Coart at I'naUlla caaaijral lb A1l term
Urm( 1177. at paMiC aactle to tbe btrVt bxUrr.
at the amalira. oa tb Slh DAT OP MAT. 1I7T. at tba
baar aC UK a'deck la Ibr frrw-oa of aassl Ur. tba I
S3Ki2 orxr er4 rrl fmprrtx ItluaclBf la Mt4 ra.
Ulr.laall 14 Na Ht (1) ao4 IU 8W aflta hW
jrof JWllooI. T 4 N, Kaa 34 Eaat, mlalnia; tA
aad SO lOOUit arm; aal tb latOTnaau oa a err
lata pleea of nllraad Ua4 la I'maUIU raedf, Orvxa-i
Trnnt of Ar. pU na ' Ibe Vallrd Ml, osa
battle has4, aodoacbair In U inaclba frsta dty of
teAt, atlifa Isitrt al ooc prr crat. cr Baulk, aecsmi
br raartps a lb pmaUn.
linXBT KREBS.Aaaalalitntor.
ItH tt IVMIrloc, Orrrs ArH lib. I77.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MILLINERY
-AND-
DRESS - MAKING ?
T P
JL 1'naliCa (MU; ILU Ut t3pH la It VUka
r butlMtt, atS all! ltp lb UUal attka of
SPRING - AND - SUMMER HATS.
HatUj ftptt tb arrrtrr U a InKixm
Dr ess - 3vra,ls.oir
t B rap. u H a arte ta lilt Ism la lath
ar u Vt'ST ra tor
cvtofam,
EETCALL AND SEE ME!1gC
Xuta si. nr: u lot uvekxore.
D
R. S. A. ENOWIO
WB itet H lni cf faunas a a Vm muln lb
cMBtc taacvr, u4 iM r3 at rn.fr a ay rv
af tariw ay totim mil riawmai a u-aa. men
In ut TKlpuuinc; rartWtaffXi
ADAM
STANG,
CESTEKSIAL
8
PENDLETON. OR KG ON,
ZtfttSmm o t 1 1 s t r'
(wrH U Itrwk EIXB Cl hOf 411 tl
crficst fuatf Try SSSSSsV- maTfera. Brr
rr tul U U )Ula M. mut aCStwrk.
THE - WEBER."
"SHERMAN HYDE,"
k9
"C. II
STONE k CO.-S" PIANOS.
STANDARD ORGAN."
rTlHC llmi 4nSar. imMW u4 tlrru.1 ta
J II. B. SLTLIFF,
ICrar! 7ntrx Jfet Ut It ihm tartwtU. at
t&t WJU Yalta Sar trm wrrti. &4 ail 4
iwianu rrj a
laf t aa4 xn mitrrm
WO, W. T
far rat.
Haul WIU
OmCOA V T at a-a. ajtMank
I Ik.. ansaotACa.ranbaJ.su.
TIIOROt'GUBRED
...ALS...
BROXZE TURKEYS,
MfZtf tert ta
a; fmtt a la naat,
nHn ! LaMk
atttnm:
Armalaf
Taali Catnauf.
PEKIN SUCKS AND EMDEN SEESE.
......ALSO.,
Thoroughbred Southdown Sheep.
I) tier Ltrr xnx kxadt. Aiaa.rasrAtaa
rafa mt tsrmlt hitrtWfc tmSS(. a4
lrv nrr, rtt. aJafni naJar m lk raaSc ceaa,
M.Eyrc,
XArA. CAt.
(TVava KaU VT jr m-r Ola aftiruwaxat 1
Xorth-Western
STAGE COPA5V.
Jjtxut Eattt of Fartz
rYv-r-rtoa la L Cr" . .. .........
r
Calrr Wf
IVaar CSty. UaVa. .
Wkaanaarca. ...
Krtlaa. ttak, C T. Utfaa4
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Ttracr tVAHi U Otsala. CltnrK EaaM Otf,
ft LaaX naSrtrcta. N Txt. tum. VCvtitf
tao. a4 a8 fa( ,u CT aa4 KKta lar O
rmHrrUa4 Rant Cal. mm affT at patty t
tfBcntlalaafTrUaaaaariWX W. ACa
Sr CwtiM. ra4 ift AMW 4nrm, rr?U
mtananr T tmirt aa tta m (friU tntmm
12 cxarraar ArWr ta UT UVTKMuRC. Ac-ai.
W B UOCKl. fafrafaCAt.
A. H. DOOXOI. AariaUatSarmatnaict.
FURNITURE
STORE
: ivn
I ..-...-- . .
I n W 'avTTrnni CJ WJTfcT5
I I A I1 f Wi, JljtVTjL
rofwinntn a van Msx. wx
f E INrORM Tba paM Oat Vara tynt aar
t aiwan r wc at
HARNESS SHOr,
ff- OrJm FartUart rmor aOrtxW la. ta
REPAIRING I REPAIRING
47- PoMb(Mr. ta
Mf WHS Krp "5a
ALL ARTICLES USUALLY KEPT
ta a nnt-ClM rarsltara atere.
G-ive us gl Call
SVuVESTER h BENTLET'S
PLANING MILL,
TofKbtr ilh all nacbhMTr cooocrtfd IbmmHk.
i fiREAT lUEnAtN Ca t b. y rarlr ptJlfi-.-Uob
lalb protrtn at lYaOHta. Tb tmaa
nt aal alll be UToraU la tb rrthjjrr- a rlk to
te raid 4f9 ar4 tb Uliatr lMtllmnl.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
S.--RQTHGH3LD
CALL
and examlnt
the large and well
assorted stock of general
Jim received by
S.-R0THCH1LD
At his old stan.1 In Unarker's building,
and which ! offers to the public on terms
that will compara favorably with thota
oi aaj competitor.
S. ROTH CHILD
The fallaa-inj; are some of the lesdlcjf
lines, of wbkh joa will alwajs find an
assortment on hand :
Drr-ffowi. Ooibhi?. Boots aad Shoes.
Hat and Cap. Carpet, wall paper. Gro
ceries, patent medWnea. faints. Oil.
Tobacco, Hardware. Cutlery, China and
Glas ware, Statkmerr, etc.
S. - RCTHGH1LD
Orders from the coaatrj wM reetive
prompt attention.
Hides, Furs, Wool, tic, taVra In ex
change. a. CAMPAIGN OPENED
TT'Z THE
SPSING OF 77
At Una ill , Oregon.
Xj 4raaiptrUtaAra1rriamr4.'akjrb
I m m rrii it fOcn la aaaua nan. aa jouvh
tsaij Sataf atatra;
COOK STOVES
Occident
Goldsmith Range
Golden Gate
Empire City
Hirmath
Rio Grande
PAKLOS STOVES
The Monitor
Parlor Belle
Laurel
Ranger
Echo
Onward
iwnum cook
Jewell
Echo
BOX STOVKS
Black Giant
Moguel
Pine Knot
"Woodside
Bonanza
i foX amoftawat at-
a? 1 3r uSk. Ti. us
CbaMtatif aa basd. fan lard cm AHcrdetaH.
4 jKnfllT- JOU WORK ifaoe aRbarat.
ana a& dUfalrh.
WM.J. tXEZEX.
VSVOXK Wba tili LitU M.oii Turas
crr)r4kw, ri4 pw lo O. R. Kallark. Mra
rr, I'milllK IVaaiy. Oty. FV-miN-r a, 1 IT.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
COOKIIV6 STOVES
Ik
AKD
Manufactory of Tinware, And
aix xi.vds or
SHEET-IRON WORK,
Maja atritt, oppcxiu lha Coirt Ilocse.
Will constantly bars en hand, and for
sale, a Completa Aasortment of
T 1 23T-W APLE.
if a a-u aia-ATS ixxr
A. complete Assortment of the
DlaiHJHd
ROCK COOKING ST0YES.
AU.KIMor
Paa ta OrCar, U iart aetAea, aa4 U
Jrrj VwtrraU Men.
G. tY. WEBB.
-HURR.UI rOE-
EVERYBODY!
Jest Lw8k Here !
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