Port Orford post., March 17, 1881, Image 2

There is scarcely anything in
c i s
m m uiey m ight be p „ n
it is al- modern civilization showing such
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THURSDAY, MARCH IT. ISSI cIiK . r ¡in. i the ¡¡¡'/.-•tioiis that ‘‘igerl, reside on lots included w ith -1 an extraordinary antithesis as our
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erow.l around the hearts and eon- in the boundaries of the U m atilla’ jurisprudence and the usual meth­
od of selecting juries. As law be-
u
° f miin ’
conn,‘c,ion reservation, and the Tribune has I
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with the pure hearthstones and 1.-.«,
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« a s » s e i tu ;
< .[ f ,i; i: n
<» f
a
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w
• » te x t beyond the common, intelligent
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S E t lc .K O t » M O N O PO L I H E » il
''•"•«II k . o .I. Even .
understanding,
there
is
a
greater
‘•test ease” to determine the
r.»
p vt iD '2 < ! A£*-; " i'"' *uight lapse mto thè dreanis
for ignorance on the part A SA C A H 3 Ü X .
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P r o p r ie t o r .
l’bkttfj MV A I j AHY»
• ivlictihed ami liallov, n i fay tho
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dus of the town government nn- demand
of
jurors;
and that they should
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moo infirma <. •’ b l l l l l l l Z1MZ» z . . . . . . ! ... I 1
i
soeiations of home, er,. greed and dor the circumstances. Tho mo-
know nothing, except that told
It, will be re me min« roil by read­ ave.rieo had ealoused their eon
diis
operandi
to
that
end
could
not
them
by opposing counsel. It is
ers of the public press that a largo sciences and gangrened their
TH E V B ltV BEST BHAN1IS OF
so hard now to get men for jury
possibly
be
more
simple.
Let
a
l
souls,
if
*•(,
id
tempers
the
wind
num ber of settlers in tho Mussel
to t he shorn lam b,” the poor settler .edizen of the town decline to res­ duty in w hose minds nointollig. nt
r,7 r» F I) ’ « .«Vp-»
Slough country, California, were w ill bo th e obj >ot of li L t. nder
sefed is sown, that, ere long, news­
S» 9 , L E >.-• U . „ (
pond
to
a
process
served
by
the
papers will have to he suppressed
tried and convicted in the United • •are; ami who shall say that in
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States Circuit Court for resisting thus sheltering the oppress'd, He Marsh;.1, and allege in justification or a certain per cent, of the pop­
ulation forbidden to learn to read
process to eject them from lands will not sharpen the blast fo r’ the that official s non-official charac­ ami write so that they may bo eli­
heartless oppressor? Ail th e s e ter, and thus bring the whole
e aimed by Leland Stanford<k Co.. poor
C
s a '^2 m
a
a r w g
is in
tied II V
to U thoii
,
,
I A 1
..
, 1
1 people
I have in
U1OU question up. The non-resident gible as jurors, and enabled to
poise the scales of justice w ith a
and coudeirtned to heavy h u e s m i l homes. 1 heir houses, and barns.
ong terms of imprisioiimeiit and fences are there. And over ( ouneilman is a de facto member nicety that cannot be disturbed by Constantly on hund mid f ir Side.
of tho Common Council at tho the knowledge of anything not
'! h e Legislature now in session in and above all el.-e, their dead
told them by the lawyers.—Jack­
t hat State has adopted a joint res­ friends lie buried there. These, very worst, hence tho valitlity of sonville Sentinel.
A .
D .
W o le © * *
all these, mu -t he left behind for­ iho town ordinances cannot be at
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olution requesting the President ever; and this, too, at the behest
The following graphic portait-
to pardon thp settlers, besides, of a great corporation, w hose in­ tacked on Ins account. He may
ure of a too common but eternally
petitions, tho united length of dividual members lire worth their be ousted under a proceeding at­ profitless tread-mill experience,
D EA LER IX
whiehjwas * ITyards, weighing 1!»'.; scores of millions, in order that tacking his qualifications to hold is credited te a well known Illinois
tlc v may yet own more!
under the town charter.
writer: The average Western
pounds and containing 30,100
We have been prosecuted and
farmer toils hard, early ami late,
names, were mailed to Washing­ persecuted; wronged and outraged;
Mrs. Clara A. Foltz, one of tho often depriving himself of needed C e n s r a ] S ¥ 3 e r c h a n t í i
ton. Since that time over 3,500 arrested and imprisoned; refused
attorneys in the W heeler strangu­ rest and sleep—for what? To
names had come in. A separate a hearing and turned free; im­
raise corn. For what? To feed
prisoned again, and our friends lation ease lately concluded in San hogs. F o r what? To get money
petition, containing tho names id' warned not to g o u p o n our bonds;
i raiuiseo, resided at Salem, this with which to buy more land.
CLO TK SN G
tour t nil,ed States Senators and our peaceable men have been wan­
For
what?
To
raise
more
corn.
State,
not
many
years
since,
keep­
other prominent momhors of Con­ tonly shot to death by railroad as­ ing a millinery shop on State For what?
To feed more hogs.
To lmy more land.
i',re,ss, city and county ollleials of sassins. All these wrongs and street. She came to Oregon with For what?
outrages stand as mute but elo­
San Francisco, members of the quent sentinels, pointing their her husband from Wisconsin. And what does he want with more
Supreme and Superior Courts, linger at the dastard forms of our After they removed to San Jose, laud? W hy, he wishes to raise
more corn—to feed more hogs—
bankers and importers, represent­ cowering but none the less relent­ < al., Mrs. F. studied law, after­ to buy inoiv land—to raise more
ing over a hundred millions of less persecutors, and pleading to wards attending the H astings Law corn—to feed more hogs -and in
us, in the name of our cause—in
B O O T S AND S H O E S ,
this circle he moves until tin
dollars, was forwarded.
the name of justice -in the name school at Berkeley.
Almighty
stops
his
hoggish
pro­
! lie prayer of the petitioners • d honor- in the name of our slain
ceedings.
will doubtless be beard by till) Irieiids in the mime of t In* women
A
road
notice
signed
in
p
u
rsu
­
C r o c e tte G,
P resident; indeed lie must respond made widows, and tho children ance ot the late decision of the
Commenting upon tho formid­
fatherless by railroad bullies
able array C ot « scholastic
v i n u u n i u , I evangeli
l till!«,C 11*
tiuorably or subjeef himself to made
to relax no ell'ort, and abate no Supreme Court in such cases made cal titles at the reception of Bishop
tlie execrations of mankind. But energy to over come our insolent and provided, was so long that it Haven in San Francisco, the Oak-
HARDWARE à DRUGS,
t lie elleet of this will only bn to enemy. Thus inspired, and with coultj not be posted on tho Court land Times says: “ The real val­
our
hearts
ullanie
with
the
ue ot tlie.se impressive titles is
swing open the ponderous doors
righteousness of our cuuse, we house door in D ouglas countv, much diminished by the great fa­
of tlm prison cells which now hold appeal ro a ll intelligent world for
AUGUSTUS SCHMIDT,
■ '^ ■ d a w directs. A curious co- cility with which they may bo de­
the victims of one of the foulest sympathy ami support. We ap­
ot a curious decision rived from on'e-liorse colleges and
eonspiiaeies against human l ights peal to you ns puro men ami
b l a
c fe n
from
which
curious complications universities. However, they do
ami human liberty the annals of women, who love the right and
no
harm
to
anybody,
being.inerely
despise the wrong. And to your and divers embarrassments must grotesque manifestations of inno­
M A C H IN IS T ,
the country atl'ord any rncord of. virdict as to the justice of our (low.
cent
self-esteem,
like
a
curl
on
a
’I hey w ill stalk forth, robbed and cause we submit the issue. The,
C u n
S m i t h .
pig's tail.
A ina.ii named Emary, writes an
despoiled of (h e a e e n n illla tin n s courts will const me the law; law
ami results of multiplied years of is supposed to be founded ill jus­ essay on hogs to (ho point that
P O R T OK FORD.
tice. Thau this we seek nothing they have been improved to death
NOTICE o r FINAL PROOF.
toil, hardship ami self-denial. more.
in the etlort to get (he most fat for
L and O fffice at
)
'I lie President's pardon will not
■v -yr'.ynn*<r»iwwiuOTni
AYINL TAKE?; CHARGE OE THE
K oseik m i, O iiiam x, (li t. 11, ISSO. [
the least am ount of feed. He
! I, Mill Shop, ¡uni having hail a varied
N O T 'i'iig ; K i i i m i ,
restore these men to the possess
V O T I L E is hereby liven that experience in Bhu ksm TJiing and as a
'ion id the Holds they base made
i l
till) following n i n n i l i sedivi- luis A»Iaeliinist, I nipy claim the atten tio n <>f
Tho proposition to cull an extra contends that it is a losing game, tilvd
of his Intention to make persons requiring s.irviees in my line
tldlul ami the homes they have session of the Legislature to pass utter all, since, in former times, linai notice
proof in support of bis claim, and with confidence in niv ability to give
■surrounded with comforts and a •‘curing-A ct,” mid thus at one only .> per cent, of the hogs died secure final entry thereof, on
satisfaction.
novltf
AUGUSTUS SCHMIDT.
Saturday, April
IS sl,
and imide beautiful to behold.
fell swoop neutralize the poison of of disease, whereas now, the m or­
Before
the
Ju
d
g
e
or
Clerk
of
the
Court
A lady, Mrs. Chambers, who - the late Supreme Court decision tality is 50 per cent.
id ( urry County, Or., viz: C iiaiii ; -
husband lies in jail and whose niieeting Lie validity and stability
JOHN FITZHUGH. C. E„
o Ai.i i- D cchirnton Sditemi nt. No.
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II.
Lgan,
one
of
the
original
' ” "i LÌv “ ' E ' I ” f S " 'L . 8 E '4 of NW '4.
brother, Mr. Midi re;,or, was foul­
county roads in Oregon, is
and N A , ol S E q t See. 22, T ZI S R I
ly murdered i n his own doorstep mooted over in Dougins county. nine who occupied Battle llock at w est, anil naines die follow in'' as "hi- C O U N T Y S U R V E Y O R .
by railroad bullies, nfier detail­ Such a remedy would not be a this place in 1850, has lately got Witnesses viz: Allen ]). W olcott, M
T il '•
“ "d E. M. I.an-lois,
,
•
,
,
, into trouble at Portland over a all i,' of
ing the hardships ami pri\atim is remedy,
Deputy V. S. Mineral Surveyor.
I ort O rioni, f u r r y Countv, Or.
since such an Act would i . «•
. ,
i •
,
.
shooting scrape with a man who M ÖW wä" "- r -
sittleri d by these persecuted set­ be-
in the nature of an ex post i i , .
,
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.
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bad betrayed his daughter,
tler , nml show ing by documents i.ifio law,
aihl would 1 h * luopcra-
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PORT ORFORD,
OREGON.
Signed by the railroad company five under the State Constitution.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
The occupation of mining keeps
th a t tiiei were proiuisi<d deeds for Bights acquired under that deeis- a great many poor, and makes a
L iV E R Y A L ’D
L and O ki ' ice at
,
RosEni mi, O iix., Ja n u a ry 20, is s i. f I
¿•-’.50p, raere, and that incontem pt ions are as much “ vested rights" few exceptionally rich,
P l ICE IS HEREBY LIVEN TH \T
el such sacred pledges the com­ us any other rights w hich may be
the follow ing mimed se ttle r ¡ms
pany ha 1 raised to 27 (Mt per acre, defended ltndi r Lad plea. The
i t j ?
Leland Stanford says there is no tiled notice ol lus intention to n u k e final
J J J.
proof in support of liiscluiui, and seeuie
d e e s a long address which was only practicable immediate reiii
final en try thereof, on
IL : printed hi the \ is.d -a Delta. edy ill the premises, will lx) to re- ,, n r
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Wednesday, March 23, I s s j .
,
.
,
. I'diulli 1 i ompeting road is at per
In tite e words of .searching pa­ , loiate
and re-establish road.s m teet liberty to do so. This is be- Before the .im lge or Clerk of the Court
L0ÜI3 KNAP?, PR5?a.
thos »ml burning eloquence, Mrs. pursuance of proceedings which 'tenth the intellect and dignify of o l l urry county. Oregon, \iz : CitAm.i;-
E l.w o l.o is Pro vniption Deelaratorv
Chambers s.iy ¡< m eonelu ion;
conform to the requirem ents of Leland Stanford. Endow another N aten ien t No.........., fur L it 2 SEL of
■ O re g o n .
-NKh. S'" ,ion 31. t 4:;’ i P o r t O r f o r d ,
This address is intended for the apparently anomalous ruling
was endowed by ' y
the (.overnm ent and the State, to > k . 4 W n u t ininies the tiolhiwin- n-
nu n ami women of heart and s o „ 1 l ot i o the I O.irt. I he only relief , the enable
it to start, and there would hi- w itness, s. viz: .1. |>. Ru.,,,1,
and synipatliy >>f tendi rne>s amt ,
,
. . .
.
.
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Ne son, homy- .1. Wooden und Pi t. r
tears,
li
i
*
not
intended
tor
,
iU|.
■
Lep.idature
can
prive
m
the
m
atter
be
neither
hesitation
nor - failure -N
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»iHi.mvn i<»r ran- .
.
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.
—
e is u u , till of Knntlon, Cons county. Or.
road coriiKiiants; they \tiil not ls ' provide that new roads mav 11 sucl1 competing road. Stan
AV m . F. B enjamin , Register.
G o o d S a e ttile H o r s e s t o L et o il R ea «
r ad it; aye, they d a r e ‘not! Even be lee,del and established without
i
his present fehlt»-11
tm v. did thcr
tho.- ..are
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bitty place by
they,
p e n . ' its
l.y the free use of the
« lia b le T e r m « .
p> W might, by an inscrutable i ■
. tu tlie eumbersome and public ladder, and having pulled
C . B O W K S ,
and lt UP
unraeie n)'pro\ iuenee, be brought i ridiculous methods suggested
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. alier him - - now eomjdaeenttv
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J- II. GAI NTLETT,
to retitember the time w hen at bnposed by the decision in ques- J’o.ists that he reached that altitn.h
their mother's knee, they had st>««ti tion.
1,is
11 »'W’thnis, and between
T 0N 30R IA L ARTiST,
OTAR Y P y 3 L I C
the wrinkles grow .le.qn-i mi her
■ ■ 1
»corn and patronizing disdain asks
brow,
and
tours
ot
d
ist.iss
well
up
An
Inter-Oceanic
Canal
has
been
1,.,H
why
they
don't
E L L E X .» » i R G, f l « e G ONL
E ll e n s b u r g ,
.
.
O reMo M.
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m < i * u p
U H v rv v u a iH C v a n a l
■ • spectre* of 1 the “ dream of centurie».’
similarly clim b.—Sonoma Demo­
in her eye, at the dark
crat.
Conveyancing and Collecting Promptly
Room—Walker's Saloou.
Attended to.
s
D R Y GOODS,
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