The Port Orford tribune., December 11, 1894, Image 4

Mésange.
b in d s of the government hearing a a nt in .is support w ou'4 be supei-
THE
¡low rate of interest and maturing
T H E STEAM ER
ttous. I shall, therefore, content
T he Presidents message to Coin i within a short period. The last
All temperance associations should gress, is an ably written, interest session of congress having failed to myself with an unqualified indorse­
ment of the secretary’s proposed
be encouraged. The Catholic church ing and instructive document cover "¡confer such authority, resort was
changes in the law and a brief and
for the last nineteen year’s lias nev­ ¡ng a large field, and discussing necessarily had to the resumption
B EA CH , OREGON, V
?-\ .
er ceased to preach temperance to many subjects, and is worth the act of 1875, and, pursuant to its imperfect statem ent of tbeu" prom ­ G O L D
inent features.. It is proposed to
tile whole world.. And here by tern- time of every citizen to read. Its provisions, bonds was issued draw-
l M V K t ) SVKBY TLEHUAV KVKX1NU.
repeal all laws providing for the
perancc I mean moderation in tbe length, however, will prevent its ¡hg interest at the rate of 5 per cent
M R S . D U N L A Y , V r o p rlctreo a .
WALTER1 SUTTON,
Proprietor.
deposit of U nited States bonds as
use of everything. I f a man can' publication in full by the average per nunum und maturing 10 years
security for circulation ; to perm it
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
not control himself as to the q u an -| country paper, as it contains some after their issue, that being the
national banks to issue circulating
One C»pv One Y ear...................... $1.50 tity of liquor he should take, he is 20,000 words. The tariff and Fi-
M eals 25 c. nta. B -ds 25 eetits.
shortest time authorized by the act. notes not exceeding in am ount 75
One Copy Six Month«
the most I am glad to say, however, th a t in
One Copy Three M ouths.................
50 not apt to control the other passions naneial questions
per eent^of their paid up and un Special rates by the m onth to regular
of his nature. The Cutholie church im portant, we quote from them es the sale of the bonds the premium
boarders.
im
paired capital, provided they de,
has total abstinence societies for sage in full on these subjects, as
received operated to reduce the rate posit with tlie government as a guar­
. J to v E B T iB iK O R ate « R easosable .
those th a t wish to become total ab­ follows :
N . IL C O U S IN S , -
M a s te r ,
of interest to be paid by the govern­ antee fund iu United States Legal
stainers, hut she does not force her
THE TARIFF.
ment to less than 3 jier cent. N oth­ tender notes, including treasury Headquarters for the Chetco and
\\ ¡11 make regular tripe between
members to join. Drunkenness is
A8EXTS rop tue Tuint'NE :
Tho .tariff act passed at the last ing could be worse o r further re­ notes of 1890, a sum of equal Gold Beach trl-weekly Stage line.
a crying evil, hut it is not the great- j
M u n I ’ i - i i i k -I m c o , rT>i-in I< la < 1 ,
J . L. L ake. ■? - - - Hinith River.
session of congress needs im portant moved from sensible finance than am ount to 00 jier cent of the notes
ost of all evils. I do not believe in
.
-
-
Chetco.
F. IL Blake,
between they desire to issue; this deposit to GOOD FEED STABLE IN CONNEC­ I ’o i - t O i ’l b c d u n d C u e s
am endm ents if it is to bo executed the relations existing
TION WITH THE HOTEL.
- - O d d Beach. giving the pledge to an inveterate
Vf, O uuntlett, -
H uy,
government he m aintained at all times, but
Pistol River, drunkard. JJo oonnot and will not effectively and with certainty. In the currency the
A, H . Crook, - - -
has
is«
<1,
the
gold
held
for'
addition
to
such
noeessary
am
end­
whenever any bank retires any part
A. B. Sabin, D enm ark and Langlois. keep it. Drunkenness in th at man
C ARRYING
PASSENGERS AND
ments as will not change the rates its redemption and the means of its circulation a proportionate
THE
has become a disease and it m ust
F R E IG H T .
A loyerniuout F r e e Seed D istrib ­ be treated accordingly, and the bet­ of duty, I am still very decidedly which must he resorted to for part of its guarantee fund shall be
in favor of putting coal and iron the purpose of replenishing such returned to it; to permit the secret­
ution .
Freight to and from T ort Orford, $ 5
ter place for him is in some state
upon the free list. So far as the redemption fund when impaired. ary of tlio treasury to prepare and
per ton. B u tte r $ 5 p er ton.
institution. We should not scorn
Wr. Morton. Secretary of Agri­ a drunkard hut we should raise him sugar schedule is concerned, 1 Even the claims upon this fund keep on hand ready for issue in case
P. J. MASTERSON, Agent, Port Or­
culture, lias been persistent and up with a brotherly hand and lead would be glad, under tho existing were confined to the obligations ori- an increase in circulation is desired,
ford, Oregon.
vigorous in hi* opposition to the him gradually up to virtue and aggravations, to see every particle ginally intended, and if the redemp- blank national bank notes for each G O L D B E A C H , O l t K O . ,
present methods of seed d istribu­ honor. We should teach inen th at of differential duty in favor of re-j tion of these obligations meant their bank having circulation, and to
tion by the department, of which they can I mj men of honor and eneit fined sugar stricken out of our tar- ' cancellation, the fund would be repeal tho provisions of the present GEORGE DEVENDORF, Proprietor.
he is the head. Originally design gy even without a pledge. No man iff law. If with all the favor ac­ very small. But these obligations !. v imposing im itations and res­
> il I < » l ^ I A K E I t
cd as a means for distributing seeds should expose himself to danger if corded the sugar-refining interest in when received and redeemed in gold trictions, thus perm itting such in­
o f rare and probably valuable char« he knows himself to have a craze our tariff laws, it still iauguishes to are not canceled, hut are re-issued crease or reduction within the limit
C entrally located, F irst-class ne­
aeter for trial and report, the busi­ for liquor. H e should ueyer touch the extent of closing refineries and and may do duty ineny times by of tho 75 jx?r cent of capital, to be commodations. Feed sta b le in eon-
PORT ORFO RD, OREGON.
discharging
thousands
of
workmen
<
way
of
drawing
gold
from
the
trea-
as
quickly
made
as
emergencies
ness has grown to enormous dim en­ it and lie should never enter a sa­
neetlon w ith Hotel.
sion-1, the seed* being mainly dis­ loon. When a man takes a glass of it would seem to present a hopeless' sury. Thus we havo an endless arise. In addition to tlie guarantee
[Shop at 1001, Jackson street.]
tributed by members of Congress, liquor through social etiquette or case for reasonable legislation, i chain in operation, constantly de- fund required. I t is proposed to
W
hatever
else
is
done
or
omitted,
I
ploting
tho
treasury’s
gold,
and
provide
a
safety
fund
for
the
imme­
lu an address before the association for his health, we should not, like
Konrri by th e w e e k , # 4 . S in g le Boots and Shoes, Harness and Sad­
.of Agricultural Colleges and Expe­ Pharisees, condemn that man and earnestly rejieSit hore the recoin- never near a final rest. As if this diate redemption of tlie circulating M ea ls 2 5 c e n ts. H eils 2 5 cen ts.
dles repaired with promptness.
rim ent Stations, be stated th at in ostruzize him from the ranks of got d mendation I have made in another' was not bad enough, we have, by a notes of failed banks by ini|xisiiig a
i
portion
of
this
communication,
t
h
a
t
'
statuary
declaration
th
a
t
it
is
the
sm all annual tax, say one-half of
the last year there had been sent society. 1 do not believe >n coerc­
the additional duty ot 1 10th of a ! policy of the government to liiain- 1 per cent iqion the average circula­
o u t about G,000,000 packages of ing all liquor dealers. Jt is sim ply
seeds, weighing 305 tons, sent to tyranny. But I do most emphatic? ccnt per |>ound laid upon sugar ¡in? tain the parity between gold and tion of each hank until the fund
nbout 1,500,000 different persons. ally condemn gambling cither for ported from countries paying a I silver, added the foroe and moineni- amounts to 5 per cent of the total
Although each packegc sent con­ drinks or for money. If liquor hounty on its export lie abrogated, turn of this exaustlng process and ' circulation outstanding.
When a bank fails its guarantee
tained a request for a report of re­ houses in this country were conduc­ It seems to mo that exceedingly ini-1 added largely to the currency obli-
sults, only a few thousand made ted as they aro in France there portant considerations point to the gations claiming this peculiar gold fund is to he paid into tax safety
D E A T z K H K IZV
any reply, and non» of these made would not be room for serious com ­ propriety of this am endm ent with redemption. Our small gold reserve I fund, and its notes are to be rc-
any report of value—in most eases plaint. W hat tho Catholic church the advent of a new tariff policy is thus subjeot, to drain from cvery , j eclne(i ¡n tlie first instance from
1 such safety fund thus augmented.
the parties simply asked for more. has always condemned is the abuve not only calculated to relieve the side.
The secretary proposed the aboli­ of liquor. Saloon keepers should consumers of our land in the cost
The demands that increase our Any im pairm ent of such fund
tion of this method, and, instead, never give liquor to a. man whom of their daily life; but to invite a ¡danger also increase the necessity of caused thereby to bo made good
favors an appropriation of $500 to they know to havea craze for liquor. better development of American protecting this reserve against de from the immediately available cash
each agricultural experiment sta ­ They should not, under any consid­ thrift and create for us closer and pletion, and it is most unsu tisfaeto- ‘‘■68C1S
said hank, and if these
tion for the trial and distribution eration, give or sell liquor to boys. more profitable ccinnicrcial relations ry to know th a t tho protection af­ should he insufficient such impair-
of seeds, plants, trees, etc., believed They should keep sacred the Sun­ with the rest of the world, it follows forded is only a temporary pallia­ meut to be made gixxl by a pro-rata
to be valuable for the respective day laws as regulated by the state. as a logical and imperative necessi­ tion. I t is perfectly and palpably assessment among the other hanks,
states, holding that this plan will If wc live in Rome let us abide by ty that we should at once remove plain that tho only way under the their contributions constituting a
greatly increase the value of tbe the laws of Home. If in Oregon, the chief, if not the only obstacle present conditions by which this first Jien upon the assets -of the
work as well as greatly decrease tile we are equally bound to respect the which lias so long prevented our reserve, when dangerously depleted, failed b a n ia n favor of the contri­
•cost. I t is understood President laws of this state. All boys should participation in the foreign carry­ can he reoUuished is through the buting bank*. As a further securi­
•Cleveland is in full agreement with t ike the pledge, to hold and to ing trade of the sea. A tariff built issue and sale of bond» of Un. go v -! ty, it is contemplated th a t the ex­
Secretary Morton. On the other keep until they have attained the upon the theory th at it is well to em inent for gold, u1 d yet congress ! isting provision fixing the individ­
hand, m any members of congress age of 24. If they cannot control cheek imports, and thnt a home has not only thus far declined to ual liabilities of stockholders is to
have stoutly opposed any cutting themselves then, all the pledges in market should bound the industry authorize the issue of bonds b e s t; be retained, and the hank’s indebt­ Fresh supplies received by every steamer, and wo are selling as cheap
down of the present seed distribu­ the world would avail them noth­ and effort of American producers, suited to such a purpose, but there edness on account of its circulating
as any house on the ooast, considering quality of goods, for wc
was fitly supplemented by a refusal
tion.
ing. It is tho paramount duty of to allow American registry to ves­ seems a dis|iositioii in sonic qua.»’ notes is to be mads a first lieu on
keep none but the best.
every Christian mother; of all sels built abroad, though owned ters to deny both the necessity and j all its assets. For the purpose of
school teachers and of all clergy­ nnd navigated by our people, thus power for the issue of bonds at nil. meeting the expense of printing
i ' o i i i th e O rien t.
men, to instill into the miuds of exhibiting a willingness to abandon 1 cannot for a moment believe that notes, official supervision, cancella­
Tokio, Dec. 4.—Japan lias noti­ youths the great principle of energy all contest for the advantage of ■ any of our citizens are delilicratcly tion and other like charges, there
given
fied China th a t no further peace and mastery over tho passions of American trans-ocean ic carriage. willing th a t their government shall be paid a tax, say one-half of
C A I L A N D S E E U S A N D ME C O N V IN C E D .
proposals will be considered, unless hum an nature. If the manufac­ Our new tariff policy, built upon I should default in its pecuniary ob- 1 jier cent per annum on tbe aver­
age
am
ount
of
notes
in
circulation.
I
ligations,
or
th
a
t
its
financial
oper­
ture
of
liquor,
the
world
over,
could
sent by a regularly accredited am ­
the theory that it is well to encou­
bassador from tho Chinese court. he done away with, I would be rage such importations as our peo­ ations should be reduced to a silver It is further provided thnt there
At the same time, Japan reminds pleased to cast my vote in favor of ple need, and th at our products basis. A t any rate, I should not shall be no uational bank, except
China th a t it is nut Japan that is such a measure for the general and manufactures should tiud-mar- feel that my duty was done if I in case of a failed bank, shall re­
suing for peace,. Jap an is dissatis­ good of m ankind, but 1 do not be kets in every part of the habitable omitted any effort I could make to lease or retire its notes iu tlie first
fied with C hina’s temporizing policy lieve in any scpcrutc state prohibi­ globe, is consistently supplemented avert such a calamity. As long, instance a t its own office or at agon-
ud < laiiiis th at China is seeking tion. Where you have five saloons by the greatest possible liberty to therefore, as no provision is made c’es to I* originated by it, and so a
<tionccssiont in advance of a formal now, under our present regime, our citizens in the ownership and for the final redemption or the put- IDed reserve may lie maintained on
jc inference looking to a settlement. would have twenty private saloons navigation of ships iu which our I ting aside for the currency obliga­ account of deixisits. Another very
tion now used to repeatedly and im portant feature of this plan is
Yokohama, Dec. 3.— According with local prohibition. Liquor is products and manufactures may be
constantly draw from the govern the exemption of state banks from
Jo the semi-official press, Japan has an evil only because men have transported. The millions now paid
nient
its gold, and so long as no taxation by the United States, in
decided to insist upon heavy con­ made it to bo so with thomselves. to foreigners for carrying American
better
authority for bond issues is 1 vases where it is shown to the sa­
rngc
men
to
ho
tem
per­
passengers and products across the
ditions of peace, which will be ^ ...
allowed than at present exists, such tisfaction of the secretary of the
ate,
and
the
only
way
to
persuade
sea should be turned into American
creased ns tho war is prolonged. If
authority will be utilized whenever treasury and controller of currency
the war is concluded now, Japan the heart of man is hv grace and hands. Shipbuilding, which has
| and as often as becomes necessary
hanks claiming such exemption,
not
by
force.
been protected to strangulation,
would accept 400,000,000 yen and
to maintain a sufficient gold reserve 1 th a t they have not had outstand-
should be revived by the prospect
the cession of the territory now oc­
ing tlieii circulating notes exceed­
The sugar grower» have entered of profitable employment for ships and abundant to save the credit of
cupied by her forces. If Taktt and
ing 75 per cent of their paid up and
our
country
and
make
good
the
fi­
Shan Hui-Kwan cAnnot ho attaked suit against the U nited States gov­ when built, and the American sailor
nancial declarations of our govern­ unim paired capital; th a t their
this winter, because of tho climate, ernm ent to recover the amounts should be resurrected and again
ment,
Questions relating to our stockholders are individually liable
the war will be pushed iu other carued under the bounty act by the take his place, n sturdy and indus­
banks
and
currency are closely con­ for the redemption of their circula­
-o-
parts of China. No armistice will crops of 1894. The action so far trious citizen in tune of jicace and a
nected with tlie subject just referred ting notes to the full extent of their
taken
is
hut
the
entering
wedge
to
lx1 granted, unless China formally
patriotic and safe defender of Amer­
The people of Rogue River nnd vicinity are respectfully informed th a t
to, and they also present some un­ ownership of stuck; th a t the liabil­
sues for peace and surrenders P e ­ sim ilar suits, aggregating perhaps ican interests in the days of conflict.
the
undersigned have established themselves at the aliove-named place,
satisfactory features.
Prom inent ity of said banks upon their eircula
king or gives other pledges in pro­ $11,000,000, th a t will he brought Tho ancient provision of the law.
and have ju st opened a full and complete stack of
ling
notes
constitutes
under
their
among them arc the lack of elasti­
portion to the demands of Japan. against the treasury department in denying American registry to ships
city in our currency circulation, and state law a first lien upon their as­
ease
the
result
is
favorable
in
these
3 f I C H C i l l A .Z X D I M E .
built abroad and owned by Amer-
I t must be stipulated th at Japan's
sets; that such banks have kept ami <ji
test eases. The complaints arc ha- ieans, appears in the light of pre­ its frequent concentration in finan­
power is absolute.
maintained
n
guarantee
fund
in
sod upon the allegation that the sent conditions not only to lie a cial centers when it is most needed
United States lcgaltcuder notes, In- It will he 0Hr purpose to keep a Complete 8tock, and will try to supply
London, Dee. 4.—According to
United States by the act of Con­ failure for good at every point, but in other parts of the country. The
advices received from an excellent
eluding
United States treasury notes
the demand« of Un-trade, and give satisfaction. Call and see
gress granting a bounty of j cent to be nearer a relie of barbarism absolute divorcement of the govern­
of 1800, equal to 30 per cent of tlieir (
authority upon the subject of peace
ment
from
the
business
of
banking
us, exam ine and priue our goods and you will find
a ¡«.»und tqioii all sugar grown in than anything that exist* under
outstanding circulating notes, and
between China and Japan, the nego­
you can get
tlie United States and territories, the permission of a statute of tho is the ideal relationship of the gov­
tl,e I such bunks have prom ptly rcdecm-
tiations are not making as rapid
entered into legal contract with the United States, I earnestly recom­ ernm ent to the circulation of
strides ns supposed. It seems that
| ed tlieir circulating notes when pre­
currency of the oenntry.
T H E B E R T B^VUG K A^EV «
com plainants as well as nil sugar mend its prompt appeal.
sented at their principal or brunch
Japan intends to insist upon strong­
growers, and let! them by its terms
This condition cannot l>c imme­
offices. It is quite likely that this '
er and more tangible proofs of Chi
.
THE FINANCIAL QUESTION.
You ever obtained on the River.
to undertake the culture of heetr
diately reached, but as a step in
na’s submission, before
11 H’g : and other plants from which sugar
During the last m onth the gold that direction and os a means of scheme may be usefully amended Our prices do not cliange with the wind and weather, but wc try to giv*
in some of its details, but I am sat­
peace.
is obtained, but which could not reserve in the treasury for the p u r-. securing a more clastic currency
satisfaction to all.
t h e Foo, Dec. 4. Commissioner j have been profitably pursued with l»oee of redeeming the notes of the and obviating other objection* to isfied it furnishes a basis for a very
lletring says th a t Colonel Hanne- j out the benefits of such a contract. J government circulating as money in I the present arraiigcineiil of bank great improvement in our present
banking and currency syste n.
ken, the commander-in chief of the The claim is further made th at tho the hands of the jieoplc became so cireulation, tho secretory of the
Chinese forces, is raising 100,000 crops of the complainants were reduced, auu its further depletion treasury presents in iiis report a)
• soldiers, to bu officered entirely by! growing mid the sugar resulting in the exercise of proper care for scheme modifying the present bank
The Catholic mission on the Ulna- '
Our new Catalogue ia a grand p o rtfolio o f all t k e la te s t MB*
Eurnpouns, mostly German. Some from them was in process of man- the public welfare It became neces- ing laws a id providing for the issue tiila reservation has 100 pupils in
b e s t s t y le s o f Organa aad Pianos. I t illustrntes, describw.
,if these officers have already Ar-1 ufaututc long before the passage by w ry to replenish the reserve and J of circulating notes by state banks| attendance now. All are boarded I
JtiTe* «»“ »*«■£’>WS"’ price, on Organs from ia g .s o up,
and Pianos from > ijo up. It shows how to buy at TThnlrials
adved and others are on the way to Congress of tlie measure repealing thus m aintain popular faith in the five from taxation, under certain li­ and sleep in the building, and 4 0 1
direct from tbs atanntacturen, and sava over go per sent.
'C hjM . Seven thou »mid soldiers tho provisions of the act granting ability and determination of the niiiauons. The secretary explain* I are dependent upon Catholic char-1
TH E CORNISH ORGANS AND PIANOS
have been ordered to reinforce Tung the bounty, and that the govern­ government to meet ns agreed its his plan so plainly, and in its ad- j ity, the governisent providing for
Cnaranteed for sj vis., have been played and prnfaed for nearly
to y n .; tod ayth e» are the most popular iartnunents made,
Chow, 50 miles west of Che Foo, ment has no right to withhold the l>ecuiuttry obligations. I t would I vantages are developed by him w:Ui GO only. A new building is being
isriw* s w
C ra^t.
fo serf Me O mmi
*f ¡n this emergency i such remarkable dearness, that any put up and a good worK
and wo being supplied from Vul- pay incut of the bounties alleged to I h*ve ,>ci'n
fiMmaMer
tfoe erssg
** east n t i tM »
H 1 mm.
being
C O R N ISH A CO. (artn*. nearly » ym > W aoblnaSan. IU
be due.
J/aiAVei.
the authority had existed to issue j effort on my part to present argu- ■ done.
O C EA N H O U S E ,
A R C A TA ,
Deveniorf Hotel
JOHN HUNTLEY,
WM, s. WfNSOR & SON,
Gen era 1 Merci i and i se,
Groceries & Provisions
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
Highest Prices
for Hides, Furs, Etc.
'.L isi,'.. PACKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
» K A I? K 1« fit IN
General Merchandise,
Groceries and Provisions.
AT
THE BAGNELL FERRY,
ON ROGUE RIVER.
fiOflK FREE J