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VOL. T. T H E PO ST. PORT ORFORD, OREGON: THURSDAY, APRIL 21. ISSI. T e a c lie r i» ’ I n s t it u t e . The State Superintendent of Public Instruction has appointed •J • II« U P T O V SO N , P r o p r ie to r s , a Teachers’ Institute to he held at E llensburg on the 5tli and Gth of P u b lis h e d P e e r y T h u r s d a y 9 May next. All teachers holding . . . AT . . . . certificates are expected to attend; PORT ORFORD, (T R R Y CO., OR. and we hope many others who are - - — ♦— — interested in the cause of educa m u s i n i i ‘ 3 jo y h a t e s . tion will favor us with their pres O n e Y e a r ..............................................!>-2«C0 ence and co-operation. S ix NI o u t l i s ........................................ 1 .2 5 Prof. Powell will lecture each T h r e e V1 o :»£ j i s ..................... .7 5 evening at 7:30 o’clock. We expect to secure good music ADVERTISING KATES REASONABLE. ami carry out such a programme L. I’. F isiikh , Advertising Agent, 21 that the In stitu te will be entertain M e re lia n t's E x ch a n g e, San F ru ic isc o , is ing and instructive. All are « litiio rized to r e c e b e ad vert ise m e u ts fo r earnestly requested to attend, es the columns of this paper. pecially at the evening lectures. C has . E. P hilbrook , T u o Shister Sunday!.. C ounty Superinteudent. The year 1881 lias already p ro d u c e d one of M other Sliipton’s T v . m il j '-I iis l A n n u a l I g x E iib iiio ii, wonder —at least so far as Ellens- We are indebted to E. M. Waite b u r1 is concerned—to wit, “ Two S.- retary of the Oregon State ] ' ..-.ter Sundays in one.” We A ieultural Society, for the think that event was forecast by j l.st of premiums for the Oregon the good old M other many linn- ; 8*i ite Fair to he held at the fair dred years ago. B ut Frank M an-! ounds, near Salem, for the year ciet and the guests of tee Cosmo 1, and the programme and reg- politan Hotel .simply reversed the J ti ms of the same; reports of process by celebrating “ one F aster ! nmittees, ami of Secretary ami ■a urer for 1880; together with Sunday in two.” Sunday April ' 10th, and again the 17th were duly i s premiums awarded at F air of •ii'eti; "t: A sum p >0. W o w ill take occasion to tuous repast of eggs was served er to such statistics of the So- on the two several occasions, aud J ty as we deem of most interest if the host was happy, the guests > readers in this section, in our xt. had every reason to be. IS tlio o l F u n d I p p o r S i o n a i c n t Tor ’l a r c h . Illiit*. M u rk . Mr. B. D. Hume, whoso large >ck farm lie • mtiguous to E l lisburg,is hr. ■ ing from the most •proved blonde animals, horses, »rued eattl and sheep. Ilis •eeds are tie e best adapted to lis region an I miniate. His line allion, “ Iloyal George,” and •nil “ Duke of Baden,” are at the ervica of breeders the present eason at the ranch. The school fund, apportionm ent for March published in T he l ’os ’ week before last, was furnished 1\ our worthy County Treasurer, M. B. Gibson, and wo regret, that du eredit for the courtesy wasomitte. at the time. Current statistiea m atter of ¡he kind under consider ation is of the first importance to the local paper, whteh has to d e • ♦ • - - pend largely upon such kind t i i s u c - c . i l i l l T r ip . remembrances as that shown by The “ Alex Duncan J r . , ” in com Mr. Gibson, for the due reception mand of J. B. Tiehenor, left this of such stat 'sties. j port for Cape B anco, ¡Saturday I morning, with a crew consisting T h e J .- c l u l I ll lc i i'.b u r j j . j of one m ountaineer and a deputy S o m e one sip rented the other i postmaster, i : > vessel returned day that a I.irg r and more eoiT>- the same evenin, having been un- rio.’ions 'ail ought to be built . ible to land frei ht at the Cape on Ellen* burg. when d ip t. Bil account of the heavy sea running. Spok ■ 'up wit h so: : • anil int’oii t 1 • ♦ • ..... L •. c L i ue s ¡ o c a * hit th.at li * v. onhl ever in t J u d g e W oodruff lately b ro u g h t the 1 . arc o;i(pose th,* building of 'u p from San Francisco a Short any j ii1 in th e eouu'v that lack» 1 horn D u rh a m h u ll, 13 m o n th s old, S llific ’e nt cap .•i vl' c- “ owners L> w hich wei; hs BGO pounds. Curry keep i!mir ti, le land < in.” • * • county s t o r k men are fast moving Midisil 1 1 ' ç le, the iudefatiga- to the very front in the matt« r oi ble, s 1 im i i -■ and aeeomodat ing the introduction of improved f. i r\ .aan at Bogue river, is, in ceni c tion wi.h Mr. McCormick, E. O. Norton, publisher of the s. , a Î.U’:. ■ acreage to oats this Dreg, n Literary Vidette, monthly, \ base a splendid fi has commenced the publication grain far in in addition to their of a W k kly Vidette in conjunction 1 c 1 stock ranch. I • • ' ml ex, . lient • ♦ • * w ’th the monthly. Wo i.re tie P • I s ...I: I !*. m y at W d- pleased to notice this evidence of the populariyv of his urnal. •»•’♦s per noun '. c S lig h t R e v e r s a l o f P a st P o lic y D uring our absence at Ellens burg, the Ju n io r of this paper took advantage of the situ ation to regale readers with just a little Democracy, by inserting a pretty elaborate extract from the the fulmination of a Bohemian at W ashington City who sends out “ correspondence.” This “ corres pondence” contained some fulsome allusions to Ben Hill, whom we had denounced as a “ popinjay” the week previous. He says he is even with us now for deserting our post. It may all be fair—in his view. We m ust stand it. N ew D e p u ty . D uring the absence of Sheriff G auntlett below, and as a fitting rebuke for his seeming tardiness in rejoining his wife here, that lady concluded to divide prerog atives with her absent lord, and at the risk of becoming amenable for usurpation of authority, proceed ed to appoint a new deputy. The Sheriff may deein this stri ke of feminine strategy as an unwar ranted interference with things all his own, yet under the law, almost any act is excusable under -nffid- « ent provocation. Mother and child doing well. T h e S ta te A sse ssm e n t, The total assessment for the State for 1880 was forty-eight million four hundred and ninety- five thousand dollars; the total tax yield for State three hundred nnd thirty-nine thousand, four hund red and fifty-nine dollars. Curry county's assessment was two hun dred ami nineteen thousand three hundred and thirty-three dollars; her contribution to the State for the present year is one thou sand five hundred and thirty-live dollars. Mr. Divelbiss went below to E llensburg to make arrangements for bringing up his family to oc cupy the place recently purchased bv him from Jos. Noah. Mary had a litile Iamb, its fleece was white as snow, she washed it eft with Phosphate Soap, and that’s what made it so. For sale bv Bates Ac Johnson. The schooner “ E ster Cohos” was hauled upon tho ways at E l lensburg last week with intention of converting the vessel into a steam propeller. Mr. William Bln rklock who Inn been on a visit to his home at this place, for a few weeks returned to Boseburg Monday. Renident - of Port Orford and vieinitv who are ru p tu red , r otherw ise idling, -houl.l secure "D r. P i e r o M an tie Elastic T ru ss," or t.h-etric Belt w ithout dt lav. Read their ud. 7116. « i c r s s u ÏCI.I.’S NO. 47. D EFENSE. P r o v e s t o o N lm t i W h i c h is F q u i v a l e t i t i o M r li- c o m i c i i o i i , o r , P r o v in g - N o t h i n g . lie parts of the same transaction, hut such are not the facts of the case.” Exactly. And the subsequent agreement ami undertaking w ith linos to redeed was a waiver of all right to title in fee under the deed, and the only relief left Mr. C. was a suit to foreclose as 1m m ust an ordinary mortgage. As a m atter of fact, it is obvious enough that there was no two transactions in the m atter; that the first was a part of the last ami the last a part of tho first, ami v ithout the completion of both neither would have stood alone at the time. M ith tho fight between Mr. Cresswell and Mr. Enos we have nothing to do; nor did wo assume fo r a fact what our C'lieteo cor respondent had written, in our comments upon the matters stated, bu t rather treated the subject from a standpoint of supposition. But since Mr. C. in his communica tion in T he P ost of last week disclaimed any inclination to have noticed tho m atter bu t for our brief comments, we may bo p a r doned for a brief reference at this A n o th e r liiir t lc r . time to Mr. C’s defense which we A man named M. NvKnrd who did not hesitate to publish prom pt had been working in the logging ly upon its receipt at this office. eamp of Mr. J. Ydiknian on S o u th A defense similarly lame and self- Slough left tlm camp last Friday contradictory, if made against a in a skitt saying lm was going to Marshfield and would return to charge for m urder would hang eamj) on Sunday. On his way to him, except a jury could bo con Marshfield lie called at Umpire, vinced that ho was either lion where he remained till about nine compos mentis or the biggest liar o’clock in tlm evening. On Monday last tlm body was in the world; Improves too much found a short distance North of or t i e proves nothing. Though Em pire City on tlm beach ami up the facts may not bear out the con- on examination several bullit, holes elusion, yet Mr. C’s showing clear ami a cut from a sharp instrum ent ly develops a conspiracy between were found upon it indicating that lm had been foully dealt with. himself amt some one else to dt We understand that a warrant lies fraud Mr. Enos out of his lam . been issued for tlm arrest of tlm The “ separate transactions” nmi supposed m urderer.—News, Apr. 13th. tioned by Mr. Cresswell in li Siuee tlm above was pu t in type communication to T he P ost wei tlm Coast Mail has arrived and cither the work of stupidity or a enlpaple purpose to perpetrate t states that the Evans brothers and wrong. To be brief, one must one Jordan all half breeds have conclude from tho showing ii been arrested and charged with the crime. hand—First, that Mr. Cresswt Tho “ Mary D . Hume ’ is expect was one of the most benevolo i men in the world in doii>; ed to arrive at Ibis port to-day what he says 1m did for Enos, < . with a large freight for this place. secondly, that lie is a man utte \ Tlm M osh arrived at tlm Co incapable of transacting into. '- quille Sunday last. gently tlm most ordinary busim Fine t ,.i hi lor Sale. or, thirdly, that there was a delib erate purpose lurking in the trans T his choice Bauch is situated action to get possession of the six miles from P ort O rford, one land by an illegal artifice. Because, q uarter of a mile from tlm County firstly, Mr. C. went all tlm wav to Boad. I t contains Bit) acres of Crescent City to borrow the mon excellent land—80 acres bottom ey (82.50) at 1 ', per cent, per ami 80 acres grazing land. A month, to invest in Enos’ land; good house and barn on tlm place secondly, we find Mr. ('., at tlm —house 21x21. Ten acres pastun solicitation of F l i e s , offering to t : e - under fence; twelve acres fallow DEEDto him the land in question land, ami one acre garden, to if he should happen to return aud gether with three stands of b e e s, want it, ujmn the payment to and ¡d! tlm farming implements on him of the 8250 with one per tlm farm. Em qtiire of cent . interest ; executing a bo ld J . B. T h hk . xok , in tlm penal sum of . '.500 stipulat Port Orford. ing for '.-pecifie performance; am i, S h e riff Lane m ade his settlement thirdly, we find him tendering tlm with the County Court last week; forfeit rather ilian redeed as agreed. his accounts wero all O. K. and A m i Mr. C. docs not pretend to hooks in good sha’ie. The Colo controvert tlm main allegation in ■ nel h is proved liimTelf a thorough the Cl. tco co: r sponee, viz: ih.it • ly efficient offici r in « very respect. In fact Coos county has a very he took from tin- table the 8312 good corps of county officers, even tendered him by lin o s. if some of them arc Republicans. Mr. Cresswell concludes his —News. defense as follows: EORN. “ You are probably correct in your statement of law. in case tlm deed and bond had been executed At Port Orford, April 19th, l " l , t< at the same time, aud had keen I the wife of Win. Uauutli a soil.!