homo nnil mind, pay onc-thlrd cash down,
one-third iti oiio year, mid tlio otlior third
in two yearn, when lio can prove, up, and
if he piovcs that ho has lived upon tlio
land at least ono full year, and Ikih culti
vated at least 25 acres, ho will ho entitled
to a (intent.
When tlio sulo will tuko place cannot
bo definitely stated yet, though it.irt con
fidently expected that It will ho in the
spring or early in the summer of this
year, 1880. ThoBiirvoys. itlsumlcrftood,
aro all completed, and all that if) now Dec
ennary Im to allot tlio hinds to the Indians
in severalty, conllnliiK these to tho di
minished rosarvo of t:!0,OQ0 acroB, and
then, after required notice by advertise
ment, the auction of the land, by quarter
nectlon tractn, will take place at tho.ics
crvation wrcney.
Any ono xrHon can buy 100 acres of
agricultural laud, and -10 acrcu of timber
land. Ho m tint buy it for mi actual homo
and miiflt pay onodhlrd cush down, one
third In ono year, and the other third
in two yeurn, when ho can prove
up; and if ho proven that ho
has lived on the land at leant ono full
year, and has cultivated at leant twenty
live ucrnH, ho will bo entitled to a pat
cut. A F.MII, UAIli: LAND.
If a pernon wcro on tho eastern border
of Umatilla county, somewhat nearer the
noi thorn oxtieinity, hu would bo about
at ono corner of tho rencrvatlon. To
punH around its borders bo would travel
noutliwenterly, ulonjr. tho ridgo of tho
llluo Mountains, nomo twenty miles;
thenco noitbwenterly down from tlio
mouutaluH Into and ueiwi tho prulrloM,
and iicronH nevgrid Htnidl nlieauiH, to
tlio town of 1'endletou, mother
twenty miles or nioro; thence
northeunterly, following "Wild Home"
creek about tho niunu distuneo; thenco
nontheantetly to tho place of begin
iilnir. While tbeno dMnneos uro not ex
nelly equal, nor tho linen entirely regular,
thin approximates tho nl.o and nhape of
tho ronervatlon. Taking tho mountain
lino for a bum, it can bo imuglneil us
neurly square, u Utile over twenty miles
on a nldo. Perhaps the onu third portion
next our lmnu-Iluo us above dencilbed, in
mountain laud, rich in timber and pas
ture. Then eomo tho prairies, a llttlo
rough of eoiirno near the mountains, but
noon spreading into u gently sloping
plain, Indented hero unit thete with small
mountain stieaiiiH, and dotted with herds
of the Indians, waiting for tho cultivators
who aro noon to transform it into grain
fieldn, meadows and orchards.
1 havo alteaily sKikeiHf tlio fertility of
iwrtlons of tho noil of Umatilla county,
and Indicated that Homo far exceeded
others in valuable qualities; but the rich
est and mo.it fertile of that already titular
cultivation does not exceed that em
braced in thin reservation. Onco out of
tho mountains, there In very llttlo
waste-land, and no poor laud. In
no pait of it wilt tho pur
chaser ho I very far from timber; and
except on an occasional (met, poilums,
water can lsj obtained at a lousonulilo
depth, an in generally, tho case on all
our uplands, Thin reservation ban
long been considered tho choicest or
tlon of Kustorii Oregon, anil In des
tined to Ih'couio tho rlchoht. While
the Indians w ill retain a good portion of
it, iiud am not allowed to sell it for twen
tyllve yearn, they will no doubt lease It
In one way or another to white settlers
advantageous to Ixith.
If ott.tKK) ucreH of agricultural lands
are sold, this will accommodate five
hundred fatnlllca, or a imputation of two
thousand or mure. Besides, an above
slated, no doubt many w hite settlors, not
amo to pttrcnaso a parcel oi uio lami out
tJMATit.U,
Bttrcd. A project in on foot, and it in
safo to nay tho property will bo rebuilt
thin eomimr Eiimmer.
1 Among the old settlers in the neighbor-
Itootl con bo numeil W. w. urasslield, it.
An Old Time Town Now Almost Deserted
.sumo r tlio Newt or tmtft.
Thin onco great shipping point was
laid out in tho year 180S by Jcbso Lurch-1 und J. J. Baumgardncr, S. I. Lisle,. fames
eon, who a year or ho afterwards traded ! Tnyl or, Mrs. J. Tcel, Tom and Harvey
ll.n iowuhHi. for wlmt Is now known us Bobbins, Will Mitchell, loin Scott, 0. 1'.
io townsilo for wl. t 8 now known us , T llomM,on Mr mfWI M a Tribblo.
tho I.eczer ranch, 'lhlnnow nearly for- ,oon after .Mr. Koottts! erected the first
naken town wiw at ono tlmo undor.n city store, in 1HSU, Win. Vosn built a saloon,
government, and boantcd of 800 or 1000 ' Ilicstand and N. ljveridgo
actual Inhubltunts, and at any unusual , j rwlll,1;"
occttrrenco It wan no dllllciilt matter to ta contents a few wcokH beforo. In 18S0
collect a crowd of l-',000 or 15,000, as the a drug store was established by L. I.
I rail tiff iwitniliittnii una far irrnnlir I inn 1 KllVH, WHICH HUB H111CO passed IIUO 1110
than now,
hands of Dr. W. 13. Brownoll. In 1881 N.
. 1 - f t f
coiiiposc.i principally oi , .... m in . w ,. ... n
minors and proBtMjctors, who at nights Hmltli shop, which they still run, having
mado "Kotno howl." Tho grave yard, done a largo business. Other enterprises
which still ntuiidn as n monument, was I followed, another drug stoie and grocery
. . , , , . .... .1 i by John Crayno, u llvcrv stable and bar-
started by a murder, and many it . talo U11, m(hflQ H'(mj , JomH amJ F
could bo told that would niako tho blood j v. Hondloy, another livery stable hv
run cold, had the nllont oncn thoreln tho Joel Holstead, a furniture storo Vy A. N .
tho volco of i.iottul speech. .Saloons with Mechlin, n hardware and farm-iinplc-i.n..inui
tn,..,., itvtnr... fi.nn ..f iiH'tit Hlofo lv Hcsso Taylor, a shoo
. . ulwtft ntwtlirkt I tin nl'iiiii lilt uliiti nti till
tho lowest uraden. were busy night
day, and "stud" and "draw" poker were
the principal pastimes, and fortunes
wera many Union won and lost in a
night.
1'iick-trainn were run to all points in
tho Intorlor.and to mining camps an far an
Southern Idaho. Somo Idea may bo
gleaned its to the freight charges in those
dafs from an extract taken from the
i.iimiina AtivertiKoroi iovcmucr -i, mo.),
of whom and others aro still In business.
Two firms, J. If. Koont.,and lllcstaml.
Warner it Co., do a largo funning und
commission business.
Thcno llrinn, and uUo Hcsso & Taylor,
each carry large stocks of general mer
chandise J. S. Cruyno and W. 13. Urownell carry
a good stock of drugs, notions, cte.
Hundley iv Jonen run three good teams
., LUwHi- .ii.uiiniw.r iiii1i1IhIui1 Hiito. i l IWO Wl'llllO Homes
. . . ......,-- j- ' T
wJiieu wan starled in m. u nays:
"Slnco our last report, freluhtn to tho
mines havo 'jumped up' amazingly : To
Joel Halnte.id ban u luri:o and comforta
ble feed ntablo.
S. I. I.islo, a prominent fanner, living
Idaho City, 15 centn per pound; to Owy-! t)vo, mlIes n,,)OV0 0u,bas a splendid
lice, 111 cunts: and to l!o so 10 cents tier I " K, Ijr, "vor u neaion oi lami.o.
i jiiu(l " which in a good farm house, and tho bo.t
Tho 'market repoit of tho wimo issue in , 'if10"', Ur1cH0"',l'!1li ' ,'.,'!,Vr.,'ofi,i"!J
as follows- f-'iUO. Ho raised in 188S L'OO tonn of
"l'lour, standard Mills, t'- er barrel; '!'' ! lrocil Ihorouglibred Holsteln and
bacon, sides, .18; l.un.,:r,; lwnns, 8 to II; I H'orMIorii catllo, and l'oland-Chlna
eoireo, 'Jrf to .'IO ; sugar, crunhed, 'J.'J to I ... ,,,, ..... ,, , ,
powdereil, 'M, rellned, 17, Island, 10 to;. W- WliUwwtli, aleo a well-to-do
18: Hvrun. o gallon kegs, ifii, wi.su: leas,
periiotiml, iH)cenirtio?i.--'i) totiacco, "M w "i, ii Y, , . ,i i
centn to 1 .AO ; Hunp, per box, Ij'.VSi, can-1 M. C. '1 r bb o li ves just across tho river,
tilo, 10 ; lard in cans, !!4 to !lll cents per j on a nplen. Id true of ' botlom" hind, in
imund ; raisins, r box, 7 to 7.50; bar- '', Hlnti; of cull vat Ion.
ley, iKir coutal :i.50 to ft; butter, -15 Iho town has had three additions sinco
cents to O'J cunts: eggn, 50 to cents; ' orlgln-llrasstleld's, llalstead's and
'Mc-
City,
coal oil, per trillion. f-VJ.) ; nails, per keg,
?U to Jfl'-'; cigars, for f lO to fliOU."
Among the news items aro found:
"Tlio, Itolse Slalestnan says:
Cleat v's team in rived via Canvon
at Kort Itoiso, October li7lh, In thlrty-fivo
diiyn mini the I 'alien.' "
Among tho advertihcmuuts aro: L L
McArthtirand K II Morford, attorneys at
law: J A Cory, wholesale and retail
hardware; K'l I'ord, wholosale and re
tall liquor; Orleans hotel, .Metropolitan
hotel, City hotel; Folnom A Douglas,
blacksmiths: .1 Curtwriuht. wugonimtker;
'Fruukeuthal & Hums, Koont. Ilros.,
(.Inn II, Jos A,) .Martin & Swift, I W
Case .t Co, J It Foster A Co, A W Kin
ney, all gcnerul ineichaudloe storoa; J M
I.eczer, liurdwuto.
Tho O. S. N. Coniiany has tho follow
ing notice: "Iteiluction of Freight.
From und after tho 1st day of July next
tho rates of freights will bo as follows:
From Poitland to The Dalles, $15 per
ton.
From Portland to lTinatllhi, $.!) per
ton.
From Tortlund to Wullulu, $112 jtor ton.
From Portland to White ISlutl's, f5 or
ton.
From Portland to Palouso, $150 per
ton.
From Portland to Iwlston, $75 per
ton."
It wan lictwcou 1877 and 1871) that tho
town liegau to move, and when tho 0. It.
K.N., In 1KS0, limit up and tltrotigli to
carpenter and
located hero,
tVliltwotth s
(!. M. Armstrong in a
iiouHc-iiuiuier.
Dr. It. Porter has lately
ami nun a good practice.
Over 800,000 potindn of wool, and prob
ably L'OO.tKlO bushels of wheal wcro
sliijqied from Kcho this season.
Tin: orriuiAi.s.
rlgli , w lUHvnpy tntcts as ronters, itnu , vil.i. merchants scattered In all di
,-o enoitgu io ,-oetlonn, till at tho present day It claims a
be able in a few years to sav
purchase laud of their own.
Tho reHervution In already crossed by
two railroads; the Oregon railway it
Navigation, and its branch extending
(mm Pendleton to Walla Walla; and In
no part of it will tho purchaser bo far
from a shipping station. Immigrants
need not imagine that tu coming to buy
a piece of thin laud thov ato going out
Into a wilderness remote from civilisation
and Iho comforts, of llfo, They will
1h Hiiriouuded by a noil Fettled
and productive country. If they
should haiK)ii to buy a tract
near the not thenntern lmrder, for exam
ple, they will find just across tho reser
vation Hue cultivated and productive
farms, growing towns, schools and j Iwliig very healthy
i iiuitiiun, mm mi iiiu ui iui.'ili:rn
population of less than a Hundred, two
saloons, ono hotel, ono t'cnoral mer
chandise storo, and a roumMiotiso, it be
ing a junction and end of a division on
tho O. H. A N. These represent tho
bttslnesA Interests of tho onco largest
shipping jMilnt In Kastorn Oregon. It is
now only important as the junction of
tho "Oregon Short Line" with tho "O. It.
Si N." read, trains from both tho Union
Pacific and Northern Pacific coming to
gether hero on their way to Portland,
I'mutiUa Is situated in a jvorfoct sand
bunk, on the edge of the Columbia, und
the wind sweeps tho sand at frequent In
tervals into great driftn. It In it lone,
desolate place, hut bun a reputation for
ot nros
IHirlly and etvlllnatioii to be found in anv
rural community. And after this sale
and settlement, soon to ho made, thoy
will have all theso at their very doors.
Neither, however, should thov hit
itgino that a choice tract of thin
land in to Ik- had very cheaply,
nor that there aro not enough people
ie.idy to buv it all at fair prices. Thero
will bo no dilllctilty In finding tmrt-hasers
for all that will bo sold, oven if no mom
iHKiplo como ; yet there will toopiortun
It Ion for those who aro on the ground, und
have becomo acquainted with tho facts,
to secure a very valuable tract of land at
pi Kvs not unreasonable. A few years'
llenrv (). Means Is imstmastor. and I3d.
I.von, a iopular railroad man, is train
dispatcher.
i:oiio.
TIip t'rntur nf a HIk Scope of Country
lllttory at 4lia Town Xvnlluu of It
lluliu ,i!u uml l8liiiirlii; I Hriorrs
Keho is pleasantly situated on
North Fork of tho Umatilla, where tho
old emigrant road crosses tho rivor,
ulwut twenty-llvo miles bolow Pendleton,
ami fifteen miles from tho Columbia. It
l.ltf rnlnrnl Ntntn. DUtrlot, Coiiityiint
1'rcclnrt Olllcor.
Following are tho Fedoral officials for
Umatilla county:
United States Commissioner, Fred
Page-Tustln, It, restdonco Pendleton, np
K)Inted by Judgo Dcudy Juno 10th, 1881.
Culled States Indian ngout, I! Colley,
l);residonco Umatilla agency; address
Pendleton, appointed in 1R35.
Deputy U. S. Marshal, W. J. Furnish,
I).; residence Pendleton, appointed in
1887.
U. S. Ijind olllcers: Iteglstor, Henry
Klneheart 1); Receiver, T. J. Outhouso,
D. ; address, La Grande, Union county
Oregon.
Postmasters Pendleton, Frank II.
Cloptnn; Centcrvlllo, John Kdluglon;
Weston, LS Woo.1: Milton. W 0 Star
koy; Kcho, Win. Warner: Umatilla. II C
Means; Alba, (1 F Witto; Pilot ltock,
George Skolton; Helix, Mary 13 Irvlno;
Adams, KG Craft : Vunsycle, J I Kllllun ;
Juuior, J II Davis; Vinson, J Freeman;
Itldgo, W It Stanscll; F.ncumpmcnt, Mrs
Crowner: Foster, Win Colliuun; Kolin,
John S Inson; Ptirdy, J It I'urdy; Itud
dock, Isaac Itttddoek; Nyo, II 0 Wright;
Doiiuau, I W I ormun.
State ollkials Govoruor, Sylvester
Pennnvcr, I); Sccro'ury of Stato, Geo.
W. Mcllrlde. Secretary of State, H ; State
Ttoasurcr. (1. W. Woub. 1); Suporlnton
dent Public Instruction, 13. H. MoF.lroy,
It j Stato Printer, Frank linker. It ; Su
premo Court Judgo, W. W. Tliayer, D,
It. S. Strahun, I), und W. P. Lord, H;
UultedStutes Senators, John II. Mitchell,
H, and Joseph N. Dolph, It; ltoprcscn
tutlvo in Congress, lllugor Hormann, H;
Judges Sixth Judicial District, including
umutiua, union, wuiiowu, tiawcr, -Mtil-heur,
and Grant counties, L. 11. Ison, I),
residenco Uaker City, and Jus. A, Fee,
It, residence Pondloton : Prosecuting At
torney, J. L. Hand, It, residence linker
City.
'1 ho county ofilrluls, elected in 1888, aro
given in another place.
Justices of the Peace: Adams. Thomas
Fleming; Alia, 13 Gilliam and Joseph
i l tttnus, La v knight ; Center-
UMATIM.A COUNTV OlTIOHItS.
Anthony
ville, W W Jacobs: Kcho. J II Koontz:
tho i Juniper, George W Illnkloj Milton, V G
nun una w h roweu; .Mountain, w II
Davidson; North Pendleton, F Garrett;
South Pendleton, 11 HIliBhon; Union, A
L I3wing: Vansycle.J LKilliun: Vinson.
S G l.ightfoot ; Weston, M A Uaker and
w u Jones; 1 outturn, J Vinson. In
Cottonwood, lincnmpmont, Foster, Helix,
Prosjiect, Kuddock, Umatilla und Wil
low Springs precincts, no Justices have
' 1 . ll. . T .ll ,1
wllltmchungethofacoof this reuion that I "r w oniicrn imrtters 01 1110
It would not 1m recogtilied as the name, 1 'heut lwH," or good land, and bo near
and will increase the value of these lauds tho Ktudv, or desert strip along tho Co-
ten-fold tho pivbub 0 cost now, A soil of htmbiu. that tho voidon aionnd Is not n uuulllted,
aln.ct unmUe Wl fertl "V, n i,,olemto ,,ro(,lll1,VH (ir nil ,. I City ollicials-Pendlcton:
tho eonveuleiuvs of life ulrvady at baud, t?0l,,n mul 1'as Yet being tho
are tho fuvorohlo conditions which immi-, town in tiiat part of tho county, and
grams wui unit uero ui gn'ounem. aoi m nvivninrn,i mni .wit., r.,
every ono can MtemHi, or can Is'tter Ids '.,, i ,k,i,i... ,wi n urer. J A Howard,
i-ondltlon. hv comlinr. Onlv thoso with of probably over '.TO square miles, a urS. .ru..S I. V
Mayor, W
eondltlon. by eomltig. Only those with
it least u few hundn'd dollars, and willing
tNet down to good hunl work for a few
win u apt to BumHHi. t-or suclt
l'I plenty 01 room in tins
. ir .uuuuvk, v. umiLiiuiuii, o liUlilCIIIIU. i'
0,i' i lloith, J F Slaughter, J I) Murphy, H G
tho IThomison, lxt I.ivennoro j Hecorder, C
.... II ( iirtnr: .Mursluil. P (1 FnimOi Tr.i.
years, will l
tlioroNJs yet
eountry
One thW I
Tho city olllcers of Weston and Milt,
tho only other incorporated tow na in tho
county, uiqiears in tho articles descriptive
of those towns.
it, however: llioso who eomn
and buy, avl
and
not
plant, and !
regret
!..,...v...
build their htHiies. will
step tit after UMt
Tlin(ln:tt Wwti.roUrKnlii ui.
Hanson v king ot tho iju wnt Tlio first iilivsii-iin U1u 11- r
.V . . 11,1V. t,tl,,l.,llls1
Onuoflliti Ktril Srttler.
Among the first to settle In Umatilla
considerable portion of which is fertilo
and quite well populated, and which con
tains also many flno river ranches and
much btock ; It does a largo business.
the town site was laid out byJ, II,
I Koont. and W.W.ltmsslleld.ln 1880. Tho
tho same year Mr. Koontz brought up from county and take an active interett in lmth
Umatilla his stock of general inerehan- tho county ami town of Pendleton, was
uiMj, nun Mr, imissuoiu siarteu a teed- r- ncnry uowman, wno at present
1 Htable. lives on his stock ranch on Birch creek
PI ..111-. . .1.11, , , ..I II... , 1, . '""I
iiiu iKwiuiui'u nus esiauilsuiM in IJvil, i imto iiinca rnjiiui 01 i cnuieion. Mr.
I iiutviii.ui puiucii 011 1110 latui, now hts
K. lino improved farm, in 1800, He is also
flWIllir llf fiAIIHl ViiIiI.iKIa lAll'lt m.. .......
, - , .1 1 - ." .v,,,v', .v.V III l.'Ori ......v- .....v .Villi I'lUIIUIlV.
lllllllirslillliW ll.nl il'l... 1. II 11. .1 . ... , . 1 1... 4 ..!.... . 1.1. ......... .. I.1"'..'!
needs of tho nubile a.ul ear, U , tZi I .. ' IX ? "ui .J I S " .V's , ..lo ono . 01 "
ilrt-iihulrf iiAvnlll.w f.,,,.7,. -v.. I. . .'! ill COM M.OIKI. llieliTi eiWK luniis III UIO coiiniy. Ho
itr goous, novelties, fancy iroods. tovs. ii.mrinH.. 11..- n ...m ...1.1.1. ......i.. u..:..n.. i .i r.i . . . V
eteito sn it ll.,. nuwi f,il, im.M ,i 1:, . .r "V""" .'""! '". lw 1 "r,". "7".' u. "'"ViKoreu
....1' ....... Li ii . -.V . "csiroyeij oy nro uio will ot Aprlt lust, oimuisii m
. I' 1 "7tH.' ,0,.ri,Jm,uUou of o ! was built by J. II. KoonU in tho' auinuicr a Wo nu
01 "OUB0 ,u ,ow of 1880, and Jcost flO.000 irtially iu-1 ready solo every fall.
tvitttt.lt Xfartrtn ultiutt rt xt-l.t..l. 1.., 1
uuaaiiu cftvv lh 111111 11 tin iitiu
moerami lorwmcti ao tindsa
A Lint of All Who Have Keen Kloctod In
County Olllce Hlnco tlio 1'uriiiutlnti of
the Count'.
The following Is a list of tho county
officials who havo Bcrvcd tho county einco
Its formation in 1804. Up to 1871 all
weto Democrats. After that, tho politics
aro marked, Democrats (D), and Republi
cans (It).
1800.
Senator, N Ford.
Uep.-cnontutlveB, T W Avery and II A
Gehr.
Sherlir, Frank Maddock.
County Cleik, It II BuHkclt.
County Coniiniseloncro, Win Mitchell
and Louis Bango.
Treasurer, Tlios Flitcroft.
Assessor, S P Whitloy.
School Suiicrlntendent, A J Sturto
vant. Surveyor, 13 A Wilson.
Coroner, ILSholton.
County Judgo, S Hamilton.
1803.
County Judge, G W Bailey
County Clerk, J M Mooro.
Senator, N Ford.
Representatives, DM Drumhcllcr and
A L Kirk.
CotnmisflionerH, O F Clark and Henry
Schooling.
Shnrlir, O F Thompson.
Treasurer, II C Pago.
School Superintendent, A W Swcenoy,
Ascessor, W M Carter.
Surveyor, 13 A Wilson.
Coroner, John Tcel.
1870.
Souutor, T T I.iouullon.
HopreFcntiitivos, F A DeShiell and J
Thompson.
Clerk, J M Moore.
Commissioners, 13 Inglo and Charles
Jewell.
Treasurer, II C Pago.
Assessor, J Lawrence.
Surveyor, Austin Ada ins,
School Superintendent. J. O'Shiuu.
Coionor, Dr. John Tcel.
1871'.
Senator, T T Licualleii.
Hepresontatlvcs, Goo A I.aDow and
James Currun.
County Judire. II G Yoakum.
Commissioners, II O Myers und J L
Stubblefield.
Sherlir, A. W. Nyo.
Clerk, F. M. Crockett.
Treasurer, W II Marshall.
School Superintendent, John lugle.
Assessor, Win Iltchell.
Surveyor, O F Clark.
Coroner, M B Morris.
1871.
Senator, C L Jowoll.
ltepresontullvcs, W M Stcon and J A
Florence. D.
Commissioners, Henry Bowman and J
L Rogers, D.
Sherlir, J A Pructt, It.
Clerk, F M Crockett, I).
Treasurer, Lot Llvormoro, It.
School Superintendent, L 11 Leo, It.
Assessor, David Taylor, 1).
Surveyor, J II Sharon, R.
Coroner, II 1) Stowart, R.
1870.
Senator, O L Jowcll, 1).
Representatives, J I, Morrow, I), and
Win Goodman, D.
Judgo II G Yoakum, I).
Commissioners, S G l.ightfoot, I), and
Ben Walden, I).
Shcritr, R Sargent, R.
Clerk, J II Shuron, It.
Treusuror, G W Webb, 1).
School Superintendent, J C Arnold. 1).
Assessor, T Benson, 1).
Surveyor, J Mtilona, 1).
Coronor, Win Dickoreon, 1).
1878.
Senator, S M Pennington, 1).
Representatives, Litcion Kvertfl ami
JohnS Wltlto, I).
Sherlir, John L Spcrry, 1).
uiorK, j n Keonoy, u.
Commlssionerti, J B Benson, I) and
Ilenj. Wuldon, D.
Treasurer, G W Webb, D.
ArsosBor, James Cothrcll, I).
Survovor, James II Raley, D.
Superintendent, J O Arnold, D.
Coronor, J B Llndsoy, 1).
1880.
Senutor, S M Pennington. 1).
Ronresenatlves. P J Kellov. 1). and
i Wiison, It.
Sliorlli, Win Martin, It.
Clerk, J B Keenoy, I).
County Judge, W 0 IaiDow, D.
Commissioners, J A Hungato, D, and
Win renilland, It.
Treasurer, N Hendryx, R.
Assessor, B F McKIroy, D.
Surveyor, J II Ralov. D.
School Suiwrintendent, J 0 Arnold, 1).
uoroner, j 11 i.inusey, u.
188'-'.
Senator, S M Pennington, I).
Representatives, J B Starry, I), and
lien btuutou, (.
Shoritr, Wni .Martin, It.
Clerk, J P Bushoe. R.
Treasurer, N Hendryx. It.
Commissioners, RMDorothj, I), und
J W Salisbury, D.
Assessor, J Kiothlov, D.
School Superintendent, John Edington,
Surveyor, A L Cofiey, D.
Coroner, W 0 McKay, R.
188L
Senator, 8 M Pennington, D.
Representatives. J L iforrow. n. nnd
L B Cox, I).
Judge, TJ Lucy, D.
Commissioners. J J Bmimcmrdnnr. TV
and J L Fuller, I). '
MM Villi, II HI .IIUUIII, 11,
Clerk, J P Busheo. It.
Treasurer, N Hendryx, It.
School Superiutendoht. John Eilini..
ton, I).
Assessor, O P Davis, D.
Surveyor, WT Chalk, It.
Coronor, W 0 McKay, R.
Senator, J P Wager. I).
Ropresentativo, F M Crockett, D.
Commissioners, John Lulirs, R, and C
alters. D.
Shoritr J M Bcntlev, I).
Clerk, G A Hartman, 1).
Treasurer. A Healov. D.
School Superintendent, W
Assessor, Burr Johnson, D.
Surveyor, J O Arnold, D.
Coroner, W O .McKay, R.
1888.
Senators, J HJtaloy.D.and J PWagor.D.
llntireseittatlvefi. II J Bean, R, T J
Kirk, R, and 13 B aatnbco, D.
C.I ' -111 '. tr..Pr.- 1
niiurin, i.uu.-U a.
Clerk, G A Hartman. D
Treasurer, J II Bobbins, D.
County Judgo, Win Martin, R.
Commissioners, John Luhrs, R, and O
Walters, D.
Assessor, B A Martinis, R.
Surveyor, J V Arnold, D.
School Superintendent, W M Picreo, D.
Tin: yhak's MATOiiHH.
Mat oT tho l!ii!' (.'fulfill Permlttrit to
.tlurrr UiirhiR IHHH In Uiuntlllu County.
JANUAUV.
W G Vim Vnlkenburg nnd Kiln L.
Bcurtlsloy. w
(ji'Kirgo i.iettuiiou uuu v1110 aic
Klunoy. J A arownnd Maggie Grunt.
Jolm Wheuldon and Iflubello Ferns.
Charles Riencr and Mollio Stcolo.
G W Staggs nnd Mnttlo A Plnkorton.
I) N Yanskiver and Amy A Corporun.
KKIIHK.MIV.
13 G Winkler uml Inna A Day.
F 11 Fields and Surah J Williams.
D G Kirk and Cora G Conuoyor.
John L Miller anil Surah O bcott.
William Blown und SIna Hurst.
MAIICII.
J S Dlack and Ada Monafco.
Ktttrono A HoskluBon and Kmma
Hamilton.
George WCumpbell nnd Nancy Wilson.
.lol.n Ward ami latmy l'uimcr.
Chi Is Simpson and Sarah A Bishop.
Alex McDougitl and Sarah A Lleuallcu.
M Stiles and l.ulio .Marshall.
Al'llll..
O A Davis and Adellu M Baker.
Dan Dohei ty and Anna Moore.
F.llun 1) Horner and Ilntlio A Stuns'
berry.
George Miugor und Ktnmu Allen.
It F Price and Annie O IConnlBon.
N Nicholson and Juno Stout.
Androw Larson and Ida Dougherty.
John G Owens ami Allco M Clark.
MAY.
Joint II Morrison and Ncllio B Adams.
James Nelson and Christina Christoit
son.
1. 1) Plants and Kmma Moilo.
Charles Rands and Klnora O Mene.lt.
M S Patterson and Clara M Keith.
Charles A Fru.lcr und Lydlit 13 Light
foot.
O O lloveo and Florence M Parker.
L A Splcer iiutl Sunih F Moore.
ju.Ni:.
II M Cox and Jolo 1. 1 lamer.
It II Lent and L II Unvlor.
13.1 Hortonund M M Pitcher.
Georgo Pecurand Ida Funon.
F F Kills and Dora M Baldwin.
A P Warner and Mattto Palmer.
13d ward Dupuis nnd Lcnoru Miller.
II J Lelshmuu ami Dora Surber.
Andrew Brady ami Nora Mahonoy.
O P Buckhurt und M J Turner.
G I LiDow and J S Ijitlmor.
James Ritchoy and Iva F Kilgoro.
Ixjaudlo Durun and Martha lleasloy
JULY.
John 11 Harrison ami Olive Wiildron
Samuel II Jordan and Mary B Harvey
i. ivggertn ami Anna inner.
J S Lindsoy and Sadto 13 Michael.
Silas Kelloy und Floronco Putnam.
William W Windsor and Alice Wil
Hams.
Jonathan Davidson and Ella Morun.
13 J Wilbur and Susan II Carlylo.
AlIOUST.
II C Smith and KlUalieth Richards.
M F Smith and J J Brunuiu.
J S McLcod and Anna McLaughlin.
HKITKMIIKII.
Jcsbo N York and Kurnh Key.
JoboiiIi T Rulnvlllo nml Mary Picard
S O I3ads and Mary Culdcr.
Win Plttenger and laiura B Emmons
A 1) Johnson and Jessio Sharon.
Win S Somers and Emily J Kon.
G W Morrow and Floronco It Hill.
Bernhurt Hugen and Florenco 13 Noy
M Pierco,
lan
J 13 Edwards nnd Minnie Montgomery
n it 1 I v.iiif n. .n " -
u ii i. inn aiui .1111110 stuiioni.
John MacRao and Lucy F Dchaven.
Fred W Kimberk und Klnora Baker.
Jacob Oswalt and Ida L Suwtello.
Angus McDonald and Geneva Allon.
13 F Maack and Mary L Cummins.
kon-ud Plastrodor and Frldu. Grueling
NOVKMIIU'll.
J N Coork unv Jcnnlo Oleott.
SF Hyatt ami Lida A Gould.
J 11 DuArmin and Lizzlo Balnbrldgo.
John Walker and Klizulmth Boles.
J Henry Sundersou nnd Martina C
uirsou.
Jas F Simpson and KllaBukor.
W W Boothby und KUa Patrick
John II Hugen nnd Ida llloni.
Wooilson Mitchell and Klslo Webstor,
u .Montgomery and Mattio Mc
ivinnoy.
Alex Foster and Surah O Kd wards.
William G Reedor and Kliza C tJronin
j w bwozea una K A essIoy.
Josiuli Colby nnd Nancy J Crull
i)i:ci:uiii;ii.
Julius Guderion und Nancy L WootI
BUCK.
11 1) Clemons and Clara White
O L Sandera and Klla Chandler.
K Williams und L A Stnnnbaugh.
O LDovaul and Mary V Hawn.
K A Rinohart and Mary A Patton.
J. L. Waldron and Man' J. Stanton.
Chris. P. Schlndlnr
- - - - - uivilVU
nersi.
J. W. Mllir aud Alllo Snllni..
Win. Brobst and LIrzio May Ferguson,
Aii r.iaruigo unu uorneua iiiomo.
Win. F. Georgo nnd Nellio Mcintosh.
i.uKounii .Mury (Indians).
0. W. Swinohart and P. 13. Landers.
Harry J. Fntntz and B. L. Folsom.
DxntUtry.
Our leading dentist is Dr. F. C. Cump-
i.aII ..!.. 1 1 1 . , , ...
uwii, nuu hub uecn located in renmeton
for tho past six years, whoro ho has built
upn lucrative business and tho leputa
tion of lioiug ono of tho best dentfsts on
uio toast, utio doctor's books show that
during his residenco hero ho bus per-
luimoii uoniui ojicrniions lor 40uu people,
for whom ho has insortcd 8000 gold aud
silver fillings, SOU wots of artificial teeth,
and extracted over 5000 teeth, besides
many cases of regulation (straiglUening
crooked teeth) und cleft pallet.
Lnder the doctor's honorablo caio and
treatment tho iieople of Umatilla county
havo been educated to tho advuntntro of
good dental work, and now attend to
their natural teeth with mora nalnstakintF
caro than of yore. Wo tako pleasuro In
jnentloninj; Dr. Campbell as an educator
iu his line of business.
11IK !..,...
TheGonat, tTlewar 1,.
Umatlllucour.lv t-.i,.,('
.1 . . " ' '"""KIM ..I.,
""tu nrccinrta ....1
..i..i .. .. . ."" Connie!
.,t..- ., . " c"uel ll
constables. ' ""w
Tho population L'lvnn t.l
nted, beiiur fnr " . " . T
.-. mi x-resilient in v... .
Admnspreclnct-SitS
, . tuu V.WH111V. llnrtli .1 ...
creek, and ndlolnl,, .... m
The whole of the
11 t 1 lit inrttii. i -'v
A.in.... V." .".''.."""j.rnnciwl
' l "'.nuu,
Alta prcclnct-flltujto
Pntitlmrn ttn4 .f 11
. . . . u'1 ' "icconn,. ,
muesoi Kirch creek: i .1. 7
...tt I . ' 1
m length; contaiw
good agricultural land. n,i . .
u. K.uiBiunu extend nff Im. .
iuviiiiiuiiiH : Tirinrttvii
immtlallnn 'T w"a lW
Camas precinct-Situate In tl
orn extremity of tl10 county.
Known us Uamas prnirie nA"
tciisiyo nnd vulunblo utock Z.
toirJ
dpal town, Alba j topulatlon, c
Centervlllo prccInct-Wi
Kastem-Contral tmrt J 1 L Z
jncent to Wild Horse creek ami
vation: a luriro. wKnhi.v ...1 V
livated precinct: prlncfml in. ?
viiiu; population, 1330.
Northeastern extremity r,f a.
KUIULTIIIL' OH I in Nlnfn -.1.
b nuu uiu nine Mountain!: fc'
cuiiveiuem. io woountul timber'
(own. lint t tm.ir i ir.n. ...
.union : potm ation. an.
r.cho Dreeliii'l R UimIa t. ii.
iiiirL ni inn pnniiit rn 1,,1. .tl..
Vt iii , w,i uvm nun
1)0111 nirrlctl tllrul nn. ir,.,ln.1..
rleli liotliiiii.lfiiiil I,ih. .1... ,1.
principal town, Ivclioj popnlalloii,
r.iicaiiiiuciu precinct Mttuu
.uiiuiurii jiuri 01 mo county, 1
Blue Mountains: isvaliwW I,
llll' lllllil 1111,1 fllr.KrtM luutiJTu V.
liioui, nciircni intmtary toirn,
ton ; population. ISO.
FoBter preclnct-SltuaU In lU
westoni part of tho eountr. u
. .... ...'.
1110 wesi itiui north: iiasn unu
I.'..,. , , .
x-uaiur: duiiiu ULTiciiuurai una
niuuiuuiu uniKiiiu lunu : ranu.ftiinn
I'lVt lUkl HILUUltl IU lua I
pan 01 uio couiuv, in ins iiMit
. L ...1 . , 1. V.. . .
uruui Hi.eiiv iicn, ouiconuuMM
town, iiciix; population, 400.
Junior precinct Situato In I
cm part of tho county, tdk
Columbia river: a laree rcrtio
good agricultural land: neareft I
A It . ... I
)oi)tiiuiion, mi.
Milton precinct Situate in t
eastern part of tlio count;;
tt tlftli rvsLfkil n,rrlnitlrllrt1 In Mil
luruu nroa of excellent fruit Uah
contiilns other streams: tirini-iinl
Milton ; iopiilution, 1020.
v-.t . . ..
ern pan oi uiu coitiuy. uxienumi
Union county line. vultiauM lor
turid laud, grazing land awl t
est town, Weston;
Dotiuhitlnn. 1K0.
N'nrtli I'linillohin liroflnet l&d
I'endloton jircel net contain inei
1'iinillAlnii nnil n small art4 of
.. . , ,1 I.
....11.. 1 I-...I r...l lu Ihn-UM
VllllUllll IU111I, wi... in.vv.
iiinini, rmititr inn n.viiiini? i.DOi
uon oi iMoriu i cnuieien,
Pnnillnlnn. 2fl2S.
IWl,IV. ......v. , -
ixurinerii piinui mw iwwvi "
Cntnnitilti uml Umatilla rivtn; t
II 1 ..I.IiMI 11
ri of tho rotlfttTi Io
postollice. Ruddock; ponuWfon,
it. ....mi,. T.rolTirt Situate I
Northwestern oxtrcniity of ?
..i ii. ni. U ami on batu
uiuiiii uiu v,wiiiiui
Iho lowor portion oi mo uw"i
IT .111. . ..l.llnn 100
IJIllUll.llfc. IM,H1IV.W.I . m
... I O......IA (I tMLI
pari oi mo cotmj i -
is itiLHiiv cmiivaieu, uon"
dleton, population, 100. ...a
Vansvclu nroclnct-Situt
Nnrl mm nart Ot UIO.
L'lVul arntn land: is liW.
ucaroBi town Pendleton j
in ...,.ini Mhuita ill
VlllBUIl .Jll'Wlwt . ,1. .
. l o,iintV DUDOWI
urn . .. . 1.M
Tlntlor priHk! COniauw
.l..l.l .,.:.w.tiinllv to rtocwwf'
one Binal! villas. VinaoniBT
Pendleton and Echo; pofi',
. Qiiull
...... I. ' . .inUHWIW
ll. f..ll...Jlnrn IinrtlOflM W"7
UIU PUUllinoo.v... -; , ij-l.
------. . .. Lvin
postollice, Kiuge, uw- -
ton; population, ,B il,
iikui nrTvnuiJW . '
w . ..
orn part ot uie J
contains a large Wj j
a' . ri'n tf(Jni
limuer; inuu w i
tlon. 1065.
YnnWiim nrec not WT. JJU
r . i - i narjOBii-
irai pun oi u fcr v "i-jtail
tho Umatilla, m(laS
ii ..:it . xmin:
Nolin ; neaa'6t town,
tlon, 355.
........ fita.
I llln Al II.B IMw "w .. .,.1
ni.iiui..i i.rnviiilletoaW', . i
...,. "til. ... . " . , ft IW'
, i . i.nt in in
lllUreiUil, J'l"!-, t.
the iissomy "
-.at ivvrnur Of
Btreeis. .nr. jimw -
l.ll.v.. .... I.A H '
.... . iu iiue IW ' . J
V. . , 1 llliAIM T.
doing uusmeec. r. &i
not lieen established fa
mniiiiiK ill 1BUU...M " - a. I
1.1 ! MTlllllV. 1
stirmlement acwawy :
"nhlmao Store" can l.LJ.
pears on Pendletoa'
L.
r.HK. ... ...A . I UM 1.11V r ' J
KOUtll VC8l corner" .Lauf I
I