THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4, IS93. ANOTHER DAY AT SALBIj Tfi UlTmA Hi EsitlS:.:::! iitisE A HOT FIGHT THIS AFTERNOON Bill to Reduce the Salarit f District Atternejs Has Been Hade a Sjkc ial Order tut Four O'clock and Its Opponents Are Preparing to Make Thin? Interesting for Its Pro moters. Sale w, Feb. 2. The greater portion of the forenoon reseion of the bcoee today was given op to hearing reports of stand ing committees. In addition lj this, two bills were paeeed end eight new bills ' introduced. Tbe bills parked were those by Curtis, smendi:g the lalmcn-fithirg laws, paeeed at the special tetticn so ss to enn- j form with the regalatioos agreed opon j by the Wnl fineries committee, and by Myers, to sr. ply to the n n:Ury land ., ' Uke money amocz the popa.aticn so a.! ail moneys that may be received from j m aimn w(rk tbe government for transportation; sixth The $3,i01CjO shall be placed and e-jopmerit of the Second Oregon : sub j -set to the order of General E rook e, volunteers. ' n(1 sctioo ia tb matter shall be tta- ..... . . , , ... , 'mediate. Bi.is were introdoced as fuhows; Ey Bote, to prohibit the detraction and injury of records or property on public lands; by Bait, to amend the code rela tive to the sale of liqiors so as to require a license for the sale of aoy qiai titj, whether lets than gallon or more; by Yyoirtf, to eotbor?ze the levy of dis trict road lax not to exceed 10 mills in road districts not embraced in incorpcr 'ed towes of 2jC0 population or over; by Erattain, to restrict number of wit nesfes in criminal actione.before justices of the peace to be paid by tbe counties to five for each tide nnless otherwi.ee or dered by the county; by Freelaod, to iceorporato the town oi Heppner; by Maxwell, to authorize Tillamook county to purchase the little Nutucca toll road ; by Whitney, to empower Indian war veterans to sue tbe state opon claims for services, borcesor equipments; by Vir tue, to piovide for condemnation of a right of way for conducting water for mining porposet. The Curtis bill to fix tho salaries of dlktrict attorneys was reported witb amendments by the judiciary committee this morninr, and the bill was made a special order1 ijt 4 o'clock this afternoon. There promises to be a lively time over tbe passage of the bill, as the salaries paid are considered exorbitant. In tbe Senate. In the senate this morning resolu tion to authorize the exchange of the old blind institute site for a block adj mlng the present site of the blind institute, owned by J. II. Albert, was the special order, and, after a vote carrying the res olution was nearly completed, it was re committed cn a statement from Selling that be bad just beard something about lttbat needed investigation. Smith's constitutional amendment to provide fur a vote on the Initiative and referendum was adopted after a brief discussion by a vote of 20 to 8, those who objected duing so because they believed the scheme impracticable, tome favor ed submitting it to the people, who frankly said they would vote against it on such snbmitsion. Fulton's bill relating to negotiable in struments, tho one recommended by the American Bar Atsrcintion, was made a special order tomorrow at 2:30 on re quest of Daly of take. Kuykendall's bill to permit precincts to determine the matter of livestock running at large, Instead of counties I SO, was passed. Selling Introduced bill to reduce the fee of the secretary of state for certified copies from 23 cents to 10 cents per folio, and Fulton, on request of Morrow, a bill to Incorporate the town of Heppner. GOMEZ AN ALLY OF AMERICANS Cuban Commander- in- Chief Pledges Himself to Aid in Securing the Disbandmcnt of the Army. ItsMKOios, Santa Clara, Cuba, Feb. I, ! Havana, Feb. 7. Maximo Gomes, commander-in-chief of the Cubsn srmy, placed hi in tell squarely In a position to- i -1 Y :... I A the revolt of conference mnien iJrt P. Porter, ivteia eommiMioner tl PreiJot McKinlev. tee A'd 'lh !g.ioe. t!i Utter fabled to President McKin tj ibis afternoon afin bim of tie eOfition in .ii.banding' the j Cat-an rnjv and di.lribating- among the Cuban ioldiers appropnatea f jt tbe pcrpoee of enabMrjjr them to re torn to their homes. Gome aleo tele- grapbed to Major-General Brooke, ray lie h would accept the latter'e invi tation to gt to Havana. The iOJeese of Porter's tuiaaion greatly j iimpliBes the retarnir. of military Cu bans to partnits of peace. In view ci Gomes' ioppueed prior altitude of bos ti!ity toward the United States, Porter came here Noth l with abeolnte author ity and his tender of 3,000,000 was practically a verbil ultimatum. Had it not been accepted co more proposals would have been made. In brief, the compact is as follows: tiret The Cohan officers in each ; province sbsil aeeiet the American ,&- cers in distributing the foods. ! Second These officers shali at ocoe! meet at some convenient point and de vice when asd where settlements are to be made and arrange any other details. Third The torn paid to each man !h:i not b regarded as part payment of j salary or triee dae for services rendered I bat to facilitate disbandment of the - - ... K';.f f t anWin anil t.1 ' 1 1 im . B I HIT, 1 . I i , I t v.. " - ' crin7 ria!i to work. Foarthxte Cubans shall sarrender ikeU ai ml to the Cuba aemb!y ortoj its representatives. j F.fui-The committee oo dirtribotlon I WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE Senatorial Fight Out of tbe Way, Both branches Settle Down to Routine Work. Oltmi'm, Feb. 2. House routine progressed undisturbed. Four bills were killed, accepting the committee's report that they would be indvfinitely post poned. These bills were psssed by tho house: By Sheiler, for appointment of guar dians for insane persons; by Pratt, au thorizing municipal corporations to pro vide for acceptance of warrants upon local improvement funds for local im provements; by Daniels, admitting In dian war veterans to the state soldiers' home. In the senate the morning was spent in discussion of thecapitol building bill carrying an appropriation of six hun dred thousand dollars. Sharkey the Great. Ptiu.ADKi.PHiA, Jan. 31 Tom Sharkey put out Jack McCormick, of this city, in the second round of what was to have been a six-round go at the arena tonight. The bout lasted as long as it did prob ably because the sailor wanted to give the great crowd present something for their money. Sharkey decided to end tbe exhibit af ter a lively exchange In the opening of the second round. He put in a left nppercut, rent left and right by turn, to the Jw and brought the right np again to the same spot. McCormick weot down and stayed the limit. When he got to his feet again Tom banged a right in the stomach and left on th jaw, and the local man went out of business. The round lasted 2 minutes and IS seconds. After the bout Sharkey announced that O'Rourke would, on his behalf, cover the money deposited in New York by Fit xsim mors. How to I'revant Pneumonia. You are perhaps aware that pneu monia always results from cold or from an attack of Lt Grippe. During the epidemic of I.a Grippe a few years ago when so many cases reenlted in pneu monia, It was observed that the attack was never followed by that disease when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was used. It counteracts any tendency of a cold or LtGrippato result In that dangerous dlitase. It Is the best remedy In the wirld for bad colds and La Grippe. Erery bottle warranted. For sale ly BUkeley 4 Houghton, druggists. May be Let Down Easy. Washington, Jan. 31. The Imprer slon Is growing that General Kcan will not be dismissed, bot suspended until his retirement In 11)03, when he will have passed the official agn limit, Toleanle Kraptloaa Are grand, but skin eruptions rob life of jy. Bucklen's Arnic Salve cures them) also old, running and fever sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cats, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile cure oo earlh. Drives out pains and aches. Onlv 2) ct.. a box. Cure gnsrsnteed. Sold hv ISUkelev A. Ilaiislii gists. 2 day a active 7 lu" butet ix,vraent in the work of reeon ttrort'O ia Cube. THE FILIPINOS CREW INSOLENT TtaiBiM Bas Bis f talteEi! 0ti For In HE FEARS A TORPEDO ATTACK And He Does Xot Propose to be Taken la or Shaken Out tj the Indigoa tioa of Barbaras Manila Pa trolled Daj and Sight an I No Offi cers Yea tore OatsUe. Hoo Kong. Feb. 2. The Filipino members of the join: commission at Ma nila have demanded the release of the launches seized by the Americans ; also that tiiey be allowed to ftjt the Filipi no flj ia the waters of the Philippines. Geo. (His is said to be in favor of graft ing these concessions, bat Admiral Dew ey has refused, not wishing to be com pelled to keep continual outlook for the smogg'ing of arms into tbe islands. He also wishes to avert, if possib:e, a torpedo attack. Tbe use of the Filipino flag will permitted on shore. The mili tary and the police almost daily seize qoantities of rifles and ammunition. The city is thoroughly patrolled, es pecially at night. The Filipino tele graph office has been cloyed by the Americans, having learned that the wires were being used to transmit Gen. Otis' secret orders to tbe Filipino lead ers. Two guns of a Utah battery have been mounted. There is no evidence that the Filipinos intend to begin hostilities, bot it is practically .a certainty that they will resiet if the Americans attempt to force matters. Tbe radical independence element now dominates the Filipino government. Since the killing of tbe Filip;no officer by a Minnesota soldier, American offi cers have not ventured outside of Ma nila. Foreigners are not permitted to travel In the interior without pass from Aguinaldo. ATTORNEYS ARE TOO ACTIVE Members of the Legislature Resent tbe Lobbying Tacties of the District Attorneys. Salem, Feb. 2. Since the discovery of the mare's nest in the Curtis bill pro viding for the extension of the tenure of office of all tbe district attorneys in the state nntil 1902, the lobby of district attorneys on the ground bas been more active than ever. Cleeton, who ts believed to be the au thor of the bill, is as active as flea. Russell E. Sewall, of Portland, Watson, of Ashland, and White, of Baker City, are also again on the ground, and the lives of many members of the legislature are being made a burden to them in consequence. Since the expense of the little game that was being nursed so cerefully, bow ever, It is not believed that the district attorneys will accomplish much by fur ther lobbying. There is feeling among L-kislators that these officials should re turn to their home and attend to the basinees lor which they are being paid by the taxpayers. The lobbying of these officials places them iu a most unenvia ble light, and It were perhaps bettei for them bad they remained at home. ' Elegant new Pullman palace sleepers between Portland an ) Chicago have just been placed in service via the O. R. A N., Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific and Chicago h Northwestern railways daily every day In the year. Cars are of the very latest pattern, In far, being the most Improved up-to-date sleeping cars tamed out by the Pullman Company. These new palaces will leave Portland on the evening fast train of the O. R. k N. arriving at Chicago the morning of tbe onrth clay an I running through with out change via Granger and Omaha. 19tf BUmnreh'a Iron fimtrm Was the resnlt of his splendid health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where stomach, liver, kindeys and bowels are out of order. If yon want these qualities and the success they bring, nse Dr. King's New Lire Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25o at Blakeley A Honghton's drug store. 2 Clearance Sale of Bicycles NEW AND 2d HAND WHEELS For Less than Half Price We wish to clear out all old stock before m v ing into new store and Lave some bargains. This is an opportunity to get bicycle cheap All wheels sold at half regular price. IVIavs Ss Crowe. Opposite old stand. C. J. STUBLING Wholesale Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Agency for the Greatest American Liquor Yellowstone Sour Mash Whiskey. WHISKf? from $75 to"tt.00 per gal loo. IMPOETEDjOOGITAO from $7.00 to 12.00 per gallon. (11 to 20 years old.' ALIICIMA ItiMlI S l"nl3i5tool0iiTfa)lon. (4 to 11 years old.' ONLY THE PUREST LIQUORS SOLD. HOP GOLD BEER on draught, and Val Imported Alo and Porter. JOBBERS IN IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS. Wasco Warehouse Company Headquarters for Seed Grain of an kinds. Headquarters for Feed Grain ot eii kinds Headquarters for Rolled Grain, ail kinds. Headquarters for Bran. Shorts, 5? Headquarters for "Byers' Best" Pendle- tOll FlOUr b'8 ,0Dr 18 manufactured expressly for family nse : every sack is guaranteed to eive satisfaction. Wa sell our goods lower than any can ana get our prices ana oe convtneea. Highest Prices Paid for Whoat, Barley and Oats. Gr andall DEALERS IN All kinds of UNDERTAKERS rfS EMBALMERS The Dalles, Or. Funeral Supplies ...Spring Is And F. S. GTJXNIKG, the blacksmith, is prepared to put vour buggies, plows and farm implements in proper shape. Second and Latighlin Streets, 'Phone 157. PIONEER BAKERY. I have re-opened this well-known Bakery, and am now prepared to supply every body with Bread, Pies and Cakes. Also all kinds of Staple and Fancy Grocer es. GEORGE RUCH, Pioneer Grocer. Advertise in... The... It cuill give Best Results. and Retail (4 to 15 years"old.) Blatz and Hop Gold Beer in bottles house in tbe trade, and if you don't think so & Barget Robes, Burial Shoes, Etc. Coming... THE DALLES, OREGON, Chronicle TS THE CIRCTIT COCRT OV THE ST it. i Oregon, lor V.m County, rt i. V. S!iunon, Plaintiff, Mary W. LrwU, Wayne T. twli indw I U'l, Miuura, br M. A. Moody, their 7i ' no litem. a:m L. r Jaoodv. exmiton S, tate oi . Mr. D. Ltwia, dwemaed, ruSLT ' By virtue of ao .xeeution. dern-e Ztr rail-, duly iaued out ol and under tb circuit court ot the Male ol Orein f j eountTcl Vaco, to ace directed andVH! .tn flay oi ueccmDer, upon ade?rr.o foiccloiure of certain mortione, render? 1 ereo iu asm court on me Mia di m 1,1 the iilaiulill and iiaintt dt fendanta, in u ' oil birty-two hundred and Fi:ty-iour 4, ' ... n - - - - nre II, Q. j property embraced in aneta decree ol Ioiwl.1 aud nereiuaiier aeaciibea, 1 mill, on tl 7th day of Fcbraary, 189. at tbe hour of 2 o'clock p tn. of amid dtr i.. the front door of the County Court H I IM I 'I I V M,IM 1 'l ! II (V 1 I.MAII I . li miiitiiin to t hl hihit htilsio. f... . hand, all the riuht, title and iulerest whW defending or either of tho in had nn ik. day of June, !!. the date of the mor'mre i iuku uciciui in uii u miu ucieuuant or t the defendant herein, hare aince imi. now have in and to tbe following dner ..n.ioirl i- Kttiiat.i.1 anil tw.inv in 11' ... (... . m 'laai-ueUtt Oregon, to-wit: TheS'c. SWi.and the b'i NtW. 8cmi Tomnshipa. aoutb of range 12, tantof lamette merioian, containing iw.-it acre, a iiB w H urn . iiinwi, UWiM I. L. ........ 1 1. .. .. i VCllUC I n ' w u .... .uv nia,i iiu liail ()l Vnittd slata a Cash Eutry So. (Vi. n( J,,,.' Shannon: or o much of taid property u,l Mliei. KIU j Ul Ill.ll.l.ilU UK DOIU fttyi will wo mjiu .uujci i mi cnuuruiaiiou auc demption aa by lar provided. lU-d at The Uallea, OregoD, thif tflk ta December, lsub. ROBERT KEUT 1 cc31 11 Bherifl ol Wasco Countr, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Lamp Office atThc Dalle. Ori Jauuair 1. It, Notice is hereby given that the follor nainea aetuer naa nieu uoiice oi nia inter to make final proof in aupport of his clain that said proof will be made bt lore the liu and Keceiver at The l'allcn, Oregon, on & day, Keb. 2j, WJJ, viz: Harmon 8. Cheeemaa, of The Dalles, Oregon, H. E. No. 504i, If lots 1 and 2, and the K N W '4 Sec. 1, : 1 north, tame 12 east, Vv M. He names tUe following witnesses to frJ nis continuous residence upon aoa cuiuit of said land, viz: J. W. Johnston, W. H vin. D. Bunnell. II. Ker.del, all of The b Oregon. JAY P. LI CAd, Kcguv A Beautiful Skin. I.adics, if you desire a transparent, cler fresh complexion use Dr. Bourdon's F Arsenic Complexion Wa'era. Their e6f simnlv nisitical. tinssessing the wizard u in producing and preserving a berfutnui N parenry and pellucid clearness ot compieu shatielr contour of form, brilliant e.es.i and smooth sxin where the reverse exists. : the coarsest and mmt retu!sive skin, marr Irecklea, moth, blackheads, pimples, v.i ridness. vellow and muddy kin are Dermic ly removed, and a deliciously clear aud nJ comtilexiou assured. Price ier small box, M) cents ; large box, It six large boxes, $5. bent to any aCdresn piid and under plain wrapper upon recei me aoove amount, n rit tor tree circular The Parisian Drug Co., l:l Montgomery 8t San Francisco, 0 Administrator's Notid Notice Is hereby liven that the underslrl has been regularly appointed by the axi court of theUlate nf Oregon for Wasco court administrator of the estate of John MrookM deceased. All persons having claims agi said estate are hereby untitled to present tti with the proper vouchers, to me at tho 4 of SianottA tiinnott, in Dallea City, Or within six month, from tbe date of this dc Dallea City, Oregon, January JO, imp. $ K. j.OOKMAN, Adniluint-K. 8 I ORTHERN yj PACIFIC RY. s Pullman Elegant Sleeping Ckf Dining Can Tourist Sleeping &' T. 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