Cjic (East (Brtgnmait.
SATURDAY MAHCK12.18SI
l, H. URN KR. I- B. COX.
itbushkd bt
TURNER & COX.
X. 3LS- aCT3-C, 3E
TERMS IN ADVANCE
Okk Year $8,
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FOR THE
TIVE!
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The ground has been broken, the
field hands at work, and the railroad is
in process of construction from Umatil
la up the Umatilla river and across the
oat aujoininc Pendleton. This is set
tled, and debato on the question dosed.
On Monday evening last Mr. T. F.
Oates, "Nice President and Manager of
the O. It A- N. Go,, and Mr. IL Thiel-
sen, Chief Engineer, visited Pendleton
for the purpose of taking a survey of
the proposed route their road would
take, and to make a preliminary loca
tion of the depot grounds. 'While here,
they finally and officially announced
that the route chosen as that along
the river bottom, bringing the road im
mediately alongside of Pendleton. The
grounds chosen by these gentlemen for
a depot location, lie' opposite the end of
Main street, near the race track, at the
foot of the bluff on the south, or Res
ervation, side of town, and from there
they project a snitch to the mill of
Byers Co.
They asked that, in conformity -with
the agreement made by our citizens
some time back, we should secure to
them the right of vray along the river
course, for which a bond had already
been given them, and on Tuesday
morning Judge LaDow went down as
far as Happy Canyon with an agree
ment for the proprietors of land along
the line to sisn. He reported on his
return that he found universal support
of the measure, and no impediments in
the way. With but one or two excep
tions the farmers all agreed to donate
a right of way through their lands, and
all others professed themselves as de
siring only reasonable compensation.
The exact course the road will take ;
cannot now be stated, as the engineers
are locating slowly just in advance of I
the laborers, but the indications are
that the route will be along the Uma
tilla river from Umatilla to the ' Four
Mile House," or thereabouts, from
which point it will leave the river.
striking it aeain about a mile above :
the "Twelve Mile House," and from
there it will follow the river course the
whole way, passing by Pendleton and
the Meachaxn Creek route over the
mountains.
This was Mr. Oakes' first -visit to
Pendleton, and he expressed himself as
greatly surprised and much pleased te
find it a place of such size and business
activity and promise. 2fow let us but
get possession of the fiat near town and
two yeexs will see us far ahead of any
town in Eastern Oregon, and on equal
footing with "Walla "Walla.
"We would respectfully, but earnest
ly, call the attention of Mr. Ben Simp
wn, or whoever the proper individual
may be, to the condition of our mail
service if it may be considered that
we have anything worthy of the name.
The mails we receive come by chance,
it would seem, and with nothing ap
proaching regularity, while every day
or two we have complaints made to us
concerning the irregularity with which
this paper reaches its subscribers. "We
do not pretend to say where the fault
lies, or that it lies on any partiralar
individual, but this we do say, that
what we presume should be called our
"mail service" is a sham, a delusion
and a fraud. The machinery seems to
be out of gear the whole country over,
and is sadly in need of "reconstruction."
Ix our last issue we took occasion to
comment somewhat sharply upon Mr.
M. Becder for his action in ordering
his paper to be stopped. After the
publication had been made we learned
that we had done him great injustice in
charging him with being delinquent in
the payment of his dues, as it seems
they had been paid for him by Mr P.
C. Thompson to our agent, Mr. Roper,
a fact of which we were not aware at
the time the article was published, but
have since learned. While the lan
guage used reflects our sentiments on
" general principles, we are entirely free
- and willing to withdraw it application
to Mr. Becder, and regret that it should
have been used in connection with his
name.
Says "the editor" of the Tribune:
The East Obegosiak, before it fell
into the clutches of Cox, and always
while runnine a patent outode, con
t&ined a little reading matter on the
outside which was quite palatable; but
since thev commenced runnmc both
.sides "there's nothing in it"
This is iust about the size of but
. wc won't notice you, bub. The public
'. - knows you arc not responsible for your
utterane.
THE CABfXET.
Garfield has appointed his adviser,
and thcr are as follows:
Secretary of State, James G. Blaine;
Secretary of Treasury, William Win-
don!, of Minnesota; Attorney General,
ayne McVeigh, of Pennsylvania;
Postmaster General, Thomas L. James,
of New York; Secretary of Interior,
Samuel J. Kirkwood of Iowa; Secre
tary of War, Robert T. Lincoln, of Illi
nois; Secretary of 2avy, . 11. Hunt,
of Louisiana.
Of Mr. Blaine we expressed our sen
timents some weeks back, when he was
first announced, and a repetition is un
necessary perhaps it is a good ap
pointment, and perhaps not. The ap
pointment of Mr. Windom as head of
the Treasury Department we think is a
questionable move. He may have the
ability to fill the position, and Garfield
should know, but he has always occu
pied a very ordinary position in the
Senate, and has been there long enough,
too, to show what there is in him.
Wavne McVebh will doubtless make a
good Attorney General, and perhaps
his appointment is the best of the lot.
Thomas L. James, we anticipate, will
succe&sully administer the affairs of the
Post Office Department, as will Kirk
wood those of the Interior. Kobert T.
Lincoln is the son of his father, and, as
far as is known, nothing more. Our
admiral-in-chief, Mr. Hunt, we do not
know.
It had been generally anticipated
that the Interior Department would be
filled from the Pacific Coast, and it
would have been an eminently proper
thing. We had no aspirant for the
position except Senator Mitchell, but
California could have supplieJ several
persons, any one of whom would have
made a competent official, and had it
gone for Mr. Garfield it would no
doubt have secured the position, Cut
the custom of giving the spoils to the
victors precluded her claim. Three
members of the Cabinet were taken
from the Senate.
HLRKAH FOR MAX COCK!
The center of attraction at Washing
ton on the occasion of the Late inaugu
ral ceremony of Garfield was Hancock.
He occupied a prominent position dur-
ing the exercises, and the report of his
reception is telegraphed as follows:
One dispatch savs that Hancock's
arrival in Wasliington created more
sensation and enthusiasm than Garfield
himself, 15,000 persons met him at the
depot, toot the horses from the carriage
and drew him up Pennsylvania Avenue,
Citizens and soldiers cheered enthusias-
ticalI.ri threw their jat in the air and :
"Hurrah for Hancock" was heard from
one end of the avenue to the other. It
was the most cutusiastic demonstration
ever accorded any one in Washington.
We are in receipt of a number of
letters from parties in the East making
inquiries about Oregon, its resources,
etc, and in order to best answer them
we have resolved to devote a portion of
our space each week to advertising the
many attractions of our country, and
the inducements it holds out to the im
migrant. With this object in view we
publish on our outside this week a
comprehensive and interesting treatise
on Eastern Oregon, clipped from the
Willamette Farmer. This occupies
more space than we shall devote to the
subject generally, and may not prove
of so much interest to our home read
ers as to an outsider, but we consider
that the first object of a paper in a new
country should lie its development, and
therefore in our endeavors to accom
plish this end we shall run the risk of
being a little tedious to our home pa
trons. Fetbspi the ami celebrated tain of the
ge is Mr. H. C. Ettp. oae ot Ibe O. R. &
X Cotspiaj's engineers, owing to tbe ex.
tensive publication of a wondrous bridge
Bra. Parker of th Walla Walla Statesman
has informed Ibe world he was con Utn pi at.
ing erecting over tbe Snake river. The ori
cinal report of Ibft scientific project as pub
lished is tbe Etatetaiaa Lai been exteniire-
Ijr copied ia aasaj of our northwestern
journal, asd none of tbea teemed to have
tumbled" to the fact that it was a hoax
We didn't think joa would bite to easily.
Bro. Parker.
The United States Senate was or
ganized by the Democrats, Carpenter's
death giving them a clear majority over
alL
The oust season nas commenced in
the workshops of the O. It. fc N. Co.
at The Dalles, and so great is the press
ure that machinist will be compelled
to work nights and bundays. An ad
dition of 50 feet will be built to the
shop at once so as to give the workmen
more room,
Lonnor O. Kalston, writes to us
from Olex, Wasco county, and says
that the loss on sheep and cattle has
fully equaled 80 per cent, of tbe total
aisount running at large. He says
"You can count dead cattle here by
tat hundreds, and sheep pelts aie
counted by the thousands. Varney k
Co. had 4 800 and lost their entire band;
W. D. Roberts lost his band of 1950;
J. Hughes out of 1700 lost 1100; D.
Bendel out of 1900 lost 1500, and .ma
ny more that I might mention. From
the above we judge that the "Olexians"
experienced a much more severe win
ter than we of tic fair WaQa Walk.
W. W. Statesman.
EETTEK FROM l'ORTLAXD. ,
Portland, Or., Feb. 21, 1881.
Editor k. o. Leaving Pendleton
on the morning of the 15th inst heated
upon the soft side of a stuffed mail
bag, packed in the stem end of a dead-!
ax mud wagon, with the mercury at ,
4 degrees below zero I arrived in
Walla Walla at 6 r M, the worst used .
up inuiviauai pcrnaps mat ever
, ... i
traveled tho road from l'endleton to
alia Walla, uontrary to my usual
custom I stopped at theStin House in
stead of going to the Kichange, that
beine the first place reached, and I
unable to go forward. At 8 oclock 1 1
fTinnH wrtwlf lutnrr nHti vl tsi f Fin '
upper storv of the buildins where I
-j -- - , . , , ,
a a .
was left by my guide and was soon
"wrapped in the arms of morphia:"
out sleep was next to impossioie owing
... . , - .
to uic act ere puiuiuiug uau mm 1 cvi.
I found at Walla Walla, W. L.
Black and Paul d'Heirry formerly of the
Weston Leader. They are both em
ployed on the Statesman; the former
as compositor and the latter as local
editor. Frank Parker is making his
daily a success, contrary to the prcdic-
tions of all and tho wishes of some.
1 , 1 T 1 .t .
eanesoav moruinz x iook une irsuu
for Umatilla, arriving there at 11, x M.
The boat had sta.rU d at 5 in the morn
ing hence I
Umatilla till
forced to stop at
.. - ,,r .
WIS
v.i... ; .v.;. r
course is to say the least
BUUU I
travelers, and shows that
0 P Jt j
X. Co. have as little soul as the old 0.
S. 2C. Co. and a great deal less accom-!
modation. People of the upper coun
try did a great deal of growling at the
latter company but they will find that
there has been a change of masters only
and that change for the worse. The
train between Celdo and The Dalles
ws kept lying in the snow for hours
unui its cargo or numanuy auca
the movements of a sand tram, but of
course the sand was of more importance
to the managers than was the comfort
of the passengers. But there's no
use in growling, for there is no redress.
If people don't like the arrangements
and doings of the O. IL T Co. they
can stay at home and not travel over
their lines or if they wish to travel they
can go some other way. About dark
we reached The Dalles, where we
found the snow 3 feet deep, and still
falling. I was told that there had
bxen 12 feet of snow at that place
during the winter. I found at The
Dalles two daughters of Mr. Richard
son of Pendleton, Eva and 3 Irs. Getch
ell, the former quite sick. They went
on to Portland on Saturday and are
now here, but will leave for San Fran
cisco in a few davs and thence East.
I There has ben connderable snow
here as well as East of the 3Iountain
, this winter, but it is now warm and
pleasant and to ray utter suprise is not
raining to-day though we had a nice
little shower jesUrdaj and it looks as
' if more was coming,
j Business of every kind ii dull and
jail complain of had times. When
Eastern Oregon sufiers, Portland
croons and well it should for without
us their coaers would never be so well
filled. The freight for the E. O. was
shipped to-day and by next week you
ill -c able to discard your patent out-
and give your readers a complete
; home production. More next week.
T.
I Ihia should nave appeared in our
last, but was inadvertently crowded
out. Ed.
BTA7KASD TERRITORIAL.
Dixie, Polk
county, has
organized
a wolf dull.
There are 1S3 prisoners now in the
penitentiarr at Salem.
The Catholics of Walla Walla in
tend building a 15,000 church.
The lis saw mill at Ainswerth late-
Ir cut 30.000 feet of lumber in a half a
dar.
Tr-a-l l-a . .
r.oen smiin, uie new recuter at me
Vancouver Land Ounce, is but 3 feet
inches high.
The many friends of General Jovph
Lane will regret to learn of his being
in very feeble health.
Lee Kounts of Coos countv, a boy 1 1
years old, went out hunting a few days
ago and returned with a small bear.
Lee shoul be called the Daniel Boone
of the Coquille.
D. D. Earn, of Juniper Canvon,
Umatilla countr, recently killed 65
rattle snakes in one day. Whisky ought
to sell well in that neighborhood.
Standard. It da
G. W. Hilliary and S. S. Govenor,
of Springfield, sold W. S. Watkins, of
Albany, 84 beaver, A otter, 10 mink,
3 wild-cat and 20 coon skins, caught on
Alsca river in two month time, worth
eoo.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany is putting in a boom on tho Yak
ima that will cost some ten or twelve
thousand dollars. It be about two
miles further up the river than the
Harkness boom.
The territories have a total popula
tion of 605,633, as follows: Arizona,
40.441; Dakota, 135,180; Idaho, 32,
611; Montana, 39,1571 New Mexico,
118,430; Utah, 143,906; Washington,
75,120; Wyoming, 20,788.
A young man was arrested at Wil
bur recently, charged with disturbing a
religious meeting. Hie evidence so
well sustained the charge that he was
fined $10 and costs, and in default,
was committed to jail for five days.
The city of Portland, Oregon, dur
ing the ast year spent about $'240,
000 upon street work alone. This is
an average of over $12 for each inhabi
tant We doubt if anythcr town on
the coast can make as good a showing.
It is also stated as a fact that Portland
is the third city in actual and represen
tative wealth, in proportion to its pop
ulation, in (lie world. Frankford-on-
-u. tr.: : 4i. c. tt if i ,..
7 1 av. j ' Vu' v"id"elHaEtiocse wd other improremeou on
the Connecticut, the second in this re-1 ft. Tcriu ressousbk. Apply at tU (
r-jct. Celnmba CkromcJa
A few days' since Mr. J. I. Taylor
living near gravel ford, had his house
burned down and We veryUiing therein
contained. On thu same uisrht the
house of John Sturdivant caught fire
and narrowly cscnjxxl being converted
Jnto a pile of ashes. And at the same
time the hous; of J. K. P. Klliot was
burned, cvervthiny beine destroyed ex-
cent the clothini; worn bv the family.
"
. frtU. -..i.. m- n S Mill-r
L.tutU whWi mul t,.. M.
Chutes river near its mouth, all swept
away excepting two bents which stood
in the middle of the stream, one ira
! miwltntoK- ivilr tna tn Intro tlin Lriilve
nhuxu auj bent on
the east siue, wnen, a lew uays ago,
another flood came and took away all
the new work, fche lias airam com
menced to rebuild and will continue
work untij u u compi,,,,!.
The death of Dr. J. C. Hawthorne,
superintendent cf the asylum of the
insane, will not in any manner inter
fere with the management of that in
stitution, as the administrators of th
estate will assume full control of the
same and carry it on under the cxist-
ing contract which remains in full force.
Dr. S. E. Josephi will succeed to the
superintendence, and his long connec
tion with the institution makes the ap-
pomuaent n admiraUe one m every
respect, Owmr to his intimate knowl-
respect. Uwmg
lt
xiaw: jumaur, nu long cijnciiw: tit aw
tenumg to mrm, navmg oeen cona-cru
with the asylum for the past fifteen
years, and his well sustained reputation
as a physician of more than ordinary
merit, all combine in recommending
him to the important position, and his
appointment will give general satisfac
tion. It is not probable that any chan
grs will be made, but that all employed
in various capacities about the institu
tion will lie retained. Ibe adminis
trators of the estate of Dr. Hawthorne
will be his wife and Jovphi. Standard.
NEW TO DAY.
Eatray Notice
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IX mO i,i if llwf I ftii'i. .
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UuirtmtlrU aWftfck4 r u4 7 1. o-f
ltl,MlHlltttk 114 Wr njf SM
pf Ut r. ttt fc l! tr-
stfti Arpnm-t tf 114 CO tiiM Sri r Murk,
llfcl. ty X, &Ba7. J r. J. r SHE.
jrcrCARSON,
Vxtrtrrr u! -'r U X tf
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames,
MouMinr. Brcsei. Etc
Seatoocd
Cnlibil lcmr cnoataallj
.ImpnrttT f . .
Pal nla, Oils rirmh
And a faH line t4
rAjy ri'r.s' ma tejiia ij
Order fnwn Ih' roanirr H' xrie prompt
ana carilal atata.
S'rrrta- F-K-trrT:
III Yrm NL At flHIr HIIU
restTL.vwi. OKKGOX.
mchlS
J. B. Coxglt. J. B. Wrarr.
ESTABLISHED 1S33.
J. 6. Coaglo & Co.,
JOS and HO Front Strtvt.
FORTLASD, - OltEGOS
Manufacturer and Wboltttla xai Retail
-Dealera lo-
lialdl
BRIDLES. WHIPS AND TRUNES,
ETC.. ETC
-ALSU-
SADDLERY HARDWARE Jt LEATHER
All cnnJa faarxntrtxl ta jirt satisfaction
balh ia quality sad price.
tnchia
Dayton, Hall & Lamberson,
SLT CL -w el r ,
WHOIJSALE ASD RETAIL,
1D4 Flrat Street, roitlamt, Vgn.
Oor Good are all bought and shipped di
ract from Eattera Manufacturers, and
we offer I bam at
Bettom Prices lor Catfh,
Or approTed credit.
mrbl2
WM. GRAY & SUNS,
DLULKRa IS
COOTS t SUOES,
NO. H3 FRONT STREET,
BETWEEN ALDER AND MORRISON.
mclill
J. A. STROWBRIDOE,
Direct Importer and Dealer in .
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
No. 183 Front Street, Portland, Or.
Tlieraost retiabla and heat r-atablUlied lionaa
10 Piiltland. 8le agenU lor Kifby'a
Santa Cinz sole leather.
8cbl2
VOX MALE.
A dealrabla parcel of land litoaltd aear
the flourlnp mills la 1'aadlcioa, cvnuatinj:
i of twn and a half lota with aalxtsnl
lata. ntM
H. TV. Wattus.
Lit WiiiUi.
Wheeler Bros
An now p rep t red to supply the Sprlog
trsde with ertrjthiog in their lice.
PLOWS,
HARROWS,
DRILLS and SEEDERS.
BARBED FEXCE.W1BE,
ALSO
Wlr for Itrlu-c ea Ralls.
We will ship
largest tfKlt of
this scston the best sad
Hanresting Machinery
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS COUNTRY
IF j3u n. 3Sj DE3 S
Plesie call ssd rxsmine ourttik.
rEKIiLETOX. OR.
rorSiT
Thit apace merrrd far
warmoth & mum
THE CITY DRL'C STORE.
Lnok aftla next eei.
SOMMERVILLE
& RA
EY'S
-XT THE
.r En-
jilt icr' STORE!
ttiUl IX
D R U
Paint oil.
lhe stuffs.
Glass putty.
Patent medicines
And Perfumery.
-STATIONERY-
Sckoel DoekKp
Fnncy JL Telle! GeetR
WINES
AND LIQUORS;
Iar Laara
Ml'alCSU llhlJlKIT.l
Stafal aaaulr. I
Mailial baaika. j
Lpaoapa tad i
laap lltaitt, 1
"",a,"-r.f
Elc,
rraarrtpasa earaTalj taaapaaatX,
irenaieien, - urtjoa.
A. HEALEY,
BOOT AND
O 3E3
;M AHUFACTURER.
P K. D I. ETO., OREGON
SHOP aa Mata f lr, rfattxa raarl Cataa. Alt
aia4 a aart aat ta ITt baat at; U, aa4 at rra.
aaaaSU ram. Jaif
I
BmIc Marble Works1
T. C HAtKlsZ c"vfATtR'0.,.
Harbin & PaC r on,
rKorotrc
ASUFACTCKFR af Uarbia Xxmmu. Ha
asoeaa. raMrta, a e Alan fata tara -I.Np.Owa
lara. U'aah !caD4 Maa. MaatWa, llirrur blTra. and
aU aiada tf rnarbla aara.
It jaa. a.h aatlhlDf la aar l'Ca, wrtu at. firint a
aVmtpaj tf ahat iaa aaat abd r mid aaa4 jao
hartalaa af aar waft a4 prcr la cbaaaa iruat, Alt
ordart praptlf Blard aa4
SATZSrACTIOlT
GUA3AN7EI.&.
Va 36, 'alia) on il bl tat mA nti.
PQRTILAKI. K-
a If
Notice li lirrrliT ifien thai tlie following
liranila of catlle belnt to the Undi-ralronl.
it: Row-luck on left lil: atlrrup on IrD
lilti; 1 on left Lip, snd male auoa on right
hip.
All peraens are heibr warned not tn in.
trrfere with catlle harlot; the OTe iiranda.
i-llhrr dral or alirc. Cattle skinners will
therefore let them slooc
W. II. Babb.
I. C. Rooeks.
tmr3t3 Jum: Moore.
STOP!
it mm blm's
Wbs ; ceta to la t4 ia l f.H U
G ET mSPRlCES.
iTHE ENTIRE STO' X OP
DRY GOODS,
'HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING, GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS,
CARPETS, WALL PAPER,
wnTinwQ nrr
J
Must be sold within sixty days
to make room for improve-,
mcuts.
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
A Pine Assortment or
Ladies and Misses
Cloaks, Knit Shawls
and Jackets
In which great bargains are
offered.
LEHMAN BLUM,
Pendleton, Oregon.
W. J. LEEZEB,
DtALCX IS
WOOD & COAL STOVES
BOLTS, p
FCRKWS,
HIXGE3.
And ali kinds of
IMRDirJlRE.
X fnml uMOta tf
ii
jcurs a5 ibm nrr. rvRvnacD
I t crvT r rmc sts.
w j li nrr.
i STAR MEAT MARKET!
R. C. HAGARi
(Ssccraanr The. Rvbbtsa.)
aa4 ta t
rWoa aaaaia tf a-4 ki4 ai r-aaaca
Mp rap ar a Vaia atnat. aaasu Ibt Caalt
WESTON ACADEMY,
! WESTON, OR.
tread Una aav Vrfia.
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Far (aiun
ET.T t W.
CITY HOTEL.
OEPPXER, Or.
J. W. GILMuHE, Pbopkietok
j at CUa aa. Xtrrr Six; ara. Caarj-rt
I BaaaaajaVla. aafSEtr
PRANK DUNN,
-asr
BUILDER,
PEXDLETOX. OHE(.'0X.
tatlil
W. S. BYERS & CO-
TK rKICTOXS
PENDLETON
MANXraCTCRIES A.M DCALZXS IS FIOCK
Crala. tit
a-rioar aiciiai-d Ux ptf aSaalCa aat;
25 Dollars 25
S AVE D
By buniK ytmr SKWIXG
Muchines at thu
FURNITURE
Store in Pcndlwton.
T WILL ..!. KACHINK-t
IOR 14 AS AiKirt tr
i a 1 from Waraaa fa
L ast brtlrr than ran la hoaiai I ram
in 1'yoa lata rrasi Wifai joq km ib sua
(brlbaanef hla tram.. I karp la atnrk iba
TV aat jwarrfttl tad lifbuat rasitcf nacbiaa
aaad. Tba latnat tatprarad
Kpa u vM ear aa la tarjr but. Aba lha
world rtaoasfd
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rrWrron IZi la tM. Alao WJ, Srrdlaa, Xxlra
pana, Eic, Ibr all aMcSlaaa.
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Feb. 22. l.-rSir A. G Uxtuhxk.
Tgr $alg
I offer for sale my bwel and atack ia Pilat
Rck, hs I am ciuiH-jH tcle ur beat,
nr.. on a co hi ill ut ill b!th aud the recent
death if my wife. This U a goo oprtunc
fur an rnirrpname man and will prove a
jjou,! Iiuiinea iavrvjnwot. Ftr tcrina ap.
plj in prrta ot b letter to
v 1 D. M. Gaclt.
Pal. 22. 'Sl.-WuU Pilot Rock, Oragna.
Stallion Per Sals
Captaia Sllaratl. 'via nf the fjnat bones
for hrrrtling tlrpaca in Umatilla coaotr
Ia alx jers" oMj )1 hfndi Inch sad will
vreUlli ba in pAii riadltion 1700 pounds.
Hr u a heaalifiil dsA bay In roW, ruaad
body, clean jonn and excellent brate. I of
Shfat aryj Bertraai Mock, ptiaiesalns:
tli rare cooibloatioa of bh good siza and
fine acliiia U the fsraiu'a buna of all
work.
For terra a, etc apply Jo Harry GarflalJ
at the. Howell rncb oa Wild Horse, wbera
this bore iato be seen.
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