The Port Orford tribune., October 21, 1903, Image 1

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O r e g o n , W e d n e s d a y , o c t o b e h
21,
1903.
N um ber
52€t
A n o th er S tea m er l'or Coon
The building of » first-class
lim it the dominion which the pur
Hay K un.
WFFfCllL DIRECTORY.
permanent public highway from
chaser has over the land after its
Portland to Salem by convict labor
I purchase from the government, or
Portland Journal.—It is now
M "»nt I S " O1STH1CT OVFK'MlH :
is a project which Governor Cham­
restrict, in the »lilhU et, his power
iciU, geU,e(J l|w t
steamer berlain believes can be profitably
(7. 8. Set«— J ’* » H . Mite belt of Port­
¡of alienation. All that it denoun-
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will tie plying regularly between
land and Chas. Fulton of Astoria
' la gripp
undertaken by the state. He will
ices is a prior agreement—the actiug 1
i. My friends
fri
with a bid cough.
said
»Congressmaa, F irst D iatiict—Binger
the Cooe Bay towns aud Portland,
soon begin work with convicts on a
| for another in the purchase. IfI
I had consumption. I then tried
Hermann, of Roseburg.
! when the title passed from the gov- J *"
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941 ' ice " *lic^ t ^>e i road leading to one of the state in ­
Ayer’a Cherry Pectoral and it
'Governor—O o . E. Chamberlain Ha­
cured me promptly. ”
urnment no one else save the pur-
lance gives.
rom present in l stitutions and if the results are as
le tn.
A. K. Randles, Nokomis, III.
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j cations the opinion is prevalent on I satisfactory as he believes they will
Secretary o i State—F. I. Dunbar, Sa­
chaser had any claim upon it, or .
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•. Ì the w ateiiiont th at the steamer he he will recommend to the next
lem.
You forgot to buy a bot­ 1 any contract or
agreement for it, „
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Staite T.eatftarce—O a s . 8. Moore, Sa­
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I Prentiss of the California ife Oregon Legislature the passage of au aet
tle of A yer’s C herry Pec­
the act is satisfied, Montgomery n
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lem.
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, . . Coast Steamship Company’s fleet
providing for extensive road build-
m ight righ tfu lly go or send into! ...
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toral when your cold first
Snpt. Public Instruction—J. H. Ack-
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will go on this run, it is also believ- ; ing with a view to furnishing em-
en aan , Salem.
th
a
t
vicinity,
or
to
individuals,
a
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came on, so you let it run
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that Eureka might be made her I ployment to all convicts.
State Printer—/ . B. Whitney, Salem.
willingness to buy timber land at a
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along.
Even
now,
w
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southern
terminus,
Attorney General—D. R. N . Black­
Governor Chamberlain’s purpose
price
in
the
excess
of
that
which
it
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all your hard coughing, it
burn, Salem.
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i that point is rapidly increasing, ! is to find employment for the con­
cost to obtain it from the govern- „
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Clerk State Laud Board—G. G. Brown, |
w ill not disappoint you.
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i By running to Eureka and coming victs without bringing them into
ment; and any person knowing o f ,
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Salem.
There’s a record of sixty
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. , rightfully
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th at ofier
might
the 1 hack to Portland . by way
} of Coos i competition with free labor. At
Jo in t Senator for Coos and Curry—T. ;
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8 , B.
Bay a quick service can be estab | present the stale prisoners employ­
years to fall back on.
M. Ldmmick..
laud office and make application . . ,
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i lis h e d .
T tra s l i n : 8 c ., Me.. (I. All
Joint Representative for Coos and
ed iu the Leuwenberg Going Coin.-
and purchase a timber tract from I
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Curry—K. D. Hume, Weddcrburu.
f
1 Bv
is new
By th
this
new arrangement the pony’s stove foundry in the m anu­
C
I ! your doctor. It ho
toko It.
the
government,
and
the
fact
above
then do a t h e t a y t . I t he to la yea not
Judge, id Judicial District—J. W.
present schedule of the Alliance facture . [ stoves, which are sold in
to take It, then doa’t take II. Ho k e e n .
stated point as naturally to such a
Leave It with him. Wo »ro wlllins.
Hamilton, Uoseburg.
will not be affected in the least. competition wilh goods manufactur­
S.C . AYKIt CO., Lowell, U e u .
Prosecuting Attorney, ad Judicial D is­
of state affairs as to a violation of the
She
will contiuue to ply between ed by free labor. As a result men
trict—George M. Brown, Roseburg.
law by the definite agreement prior
Portland and San Francisco, stop­ who desire to eugage in the m anu­
U . 8 . Commissioners—J. H . Upton,
L aud C laim an ts need n o t s w e a r to any purchase from the govern­ ping at Coos Bay points on both
L an glois; J. Huntley, Gold Beach.
facture of stoves And that it is u n ­
ment—point to it even more nat­
T hey’ll E a t T im ber.
the up and the down trips.
COUNTY OKVICKHS.
profitable to do so.
urally, for no man is presumed to
County Ju d g e— E. A. B ailey, Gold
The great amount of freight be­
do
wrong
nr
violate
the
law,
and
Timber laud claimants w bo have
ing received at the local dock, it is
The Humboldt Standard of laust-
proved up and payed for their lands, every man is presumed to know
County Commissioners—F. H. Blake,
said, makes it ntceseary to add to Saturday states th a t 806,400 acres
but have not yet received patents, the law.”
Chetco; C. W. ilaiues, Eckley.
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the service. Eor the past two of publio land in this land district
Sheriff—J. G. Walker, Gold Beuch.
are feeling much easier, says the
weeks more freight has been offered was withdrawn from entry on the
County Clerk—George W. Smith,
R u ssia and M anchuria.
I > H Y O O O I > M , Medford Soutlrern Oregonian. The
than it was possible to handle. 3d iust. This puts an end to all*
bi o ld B e a c h .
general opinion seems to be th at
C suaty Treasurer—James Caughell,
I t is announced with much sol This has been partly attributable to timber land entries in this district,.
the harsh interpretation of the word
I Wedderburn.
emnity
in the morning dispatches the fact, however, «f the Alliance except perhaps a few scattering
speculation being made by the land
Assessor—A. H. Post, Port Orford,.
being off the run for a week to un pieces of little importance in other
Sctauul Supt.— Win. S. Guerin, Lang­
departm ent will not stand. This that Russia does not propose to give
dsrgo
repairs. Since then the dock townships. I t is believed that the
lo is.
is further strengthened by the fact up Manchuria. The news is given
timber land claim ants, who have
has
been
congested with freight.
Wurveyor—D. Cunniff, Jr., Gold Beach.
there is a decision of tho United forth with an appearance of triumph,
claims
on any of the withdrawn
The
passenger
traffic
between
U x KTI n o » or ru n cujlikts .
States supreme court bearing direct­ as though a most momentous dis­
lands,
will
not be allowed to prove
Portland
and
the
Cooe
Bay
towns
Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday in |
ly upon the point at issue. In effect, covery had ju st been made.
up.
Trinity,
Tehama, Shasta, and
has
also
been
increasing
of
late
at
August of wach year.
There has been a good deal of
the decision states that the claimant
County Commissioners Court meets
Humboldt
counties
are affected by
an
astonishing
rate.
Every
berth
is at liberty to sell the land at any polite fiction about Russia’s rela­
drat Weunesuay in January, April,
the
withdrawal,
Del
Norte n et being
is
usually
sold
several
days
in
a
d
­
time, and in this case it was men­ tions to Manchuria. There has
J uly and September ol each year.
vance of the steamer’s sailing date. mentioned, but is probably inolud-
Probata Court meets unit Monday in
been
stupendous
false
pretense,
as
tioned that land was sold for which
Many of those desiring to go to the ed.—Del Norte Record.
eacu in until.
payment had not yet been made to well as something that m ight be
southwestern
part of the state are
CUBBY COUNTY TOST OFFlCKS AMD roST-
characterized as colossal lying, were
the government.
The latest indictm ent of. pflrt
MasTKKS.
compelled
to
take
the railroad, and
The decision follows the evident it not for the fact that the matter
office officials by the Washingt#!?'
then stage it for a distance of about
Subetco...................... ............F. H . Blake. Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Crockery.
common sense views of the matter, concerned great nations Instead of
grand ju ry is th a t of W. Sffott
y isiu u r...........
75 miles. All would go on the wat­
th a t unless there is a conclusive humble individuals. But as a
Towers, superintendent of one of,,
Uoid B e a c h ..
er route if the proper accomodations
arrangem ent to turn over the land matter of fact no sane person need
the city branch offices, who ia
Weuilerburu.
could be secured. That is one of
for a certa in consideration for the to have been deluded about Russia’s
lU lu ev............. ........................ J. R. Hall.
cused of receiving a commission on
the im portant reasons why the
Agues« . . . . . . . ......M r s . J. D . Cooley.
right, t he claimant is actingentirely ultimate attitude to Manchuria. It
the sale of book typewriting,-
steamer service is to he increased.
FLOUR and FE E D always on hand.
Opuir.............. ................ VV . L. Burrow.
within the law and within his never intended to peaceably loose
machines
to the government. He -
A/oruiu...........
its held on that former home of the
rights.
is said to hav« received 150 out o(
Orders taken for any article not in stock.
l'o r i U rlo n i..
Salem, Oct. 10.—J. L. Morrow of
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The decision was rendered iu the present Chinese danasty. ItJ rail-
every $200 paid by the government
L/à HUI 14 IE ...........
Wurner Valley, the leader of the
Orders
taken
for
Suits,
and
fits
guaranteed.
road-building»
was
contemporane­
......................L.
Hana
led'.
case of tlie United States vs Mont­
¿.au gioia.......
to a typewriter company, and to
........... ...................J. A. Hmues.
gomery and Budd,and was carried ous with the most advanced system homesteaders who have for a num ­ have mado $1,800 out of the agree­
up from the state of Washington. of colonization th a t the world has ber of years contested for the pos­ ment. He was dismissed from of­
I t appears in the U. 8. supreme ever seen. I t built and fortified session of the lands on which they fice immediately by the Postmaster
J. H U N TLEY ,
court, volume 144, page 154. It cities which sprung up as if by live, and which nre claimed by the General and has given bond of$10,-
magic from the arid plains. I t fill­ Warner Valley Livestock company, 000 for his appearance.
reads in part as follows:
Attorney à Counselor at Law
“The particular charge is that ed them with a teeming population was in Salem yesterday and left
The bureau of labor is about to
Budd before his application had of Russians. I t followed Russia’s last evening for Portland to see
NOTARY PUBLIC,
country
Governor
Chamberlain
before
the
issue
liie result of an exhaustive
unlawfully and fraudulently made plan of Russianizing the
latter goes to Washington. Mr. study of the increased cost of liv ­
which
it
was
preparing
to
absorb,
an
agreement
with
his
co
defend­
OkCtlUN.
U O L Ü lik A C M
ant, Montgomery, by which the and unlike England, made no con­ Morrow and his colleagues who set­ ing during the last few years in re­
title he was to acquire from the cession whatever to the feelings, tled on the lands in good faith, re­ lation to the increased wages. Th»
Courte
ei
this
Will Practice in all the
United States should inure to the prejudices or beliefs of the actual cently received a serious repulse result of this inquiry shows th a t
interior departm ent wages have so fully kept pace with
Sitate.
benfit of such co-defendant. Upon occupants of the soil. True, it had when the
cat­ the increased cost of living th at it
Paulic Land Cases a Specialty.
this question the fact that stands a practically fallow field in which decided in favor of the
tle
barons
as
against
the
smaller
may safely be said that the con­
out prominently is that thero is no to work. The whole country had
direct testimony that Budd made been ravaged and terrorized by settlers, holding that the lands dition of the laboring mail is better
an agreement with Montgomery, or hordes of robbers, which simply de­ were swamp lands, ns sold by the j today than ever before in the his-
J. H. UPTON,
AH goods not giving satisfaction can be returned,'and moneyj refund-
even that thay ever met, or either fied the weak and distant govern­ state to the livestock people a num- j tory of the country.
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knew of the existence of the other ment at Pekin. They laid the her of years ago. The homesteaders !
■ ed, providing the goods are returned in good order.
under
this
ruling
would
lose
their
j
Lhe
H.
McCormick LumberCom-
until Budd had fully paid for the country waste and its scattered
NOTARY PUBLIC,
lands and improvements, and they Pany> of McCormick, \V ash., do not
land. No witness ever knew or population paid tribute to them.
will, therefore, lake further steps ; propose to get caught short on »¡in­
L amuloib , C u u y C o ., O bsgon .
heard of any agreement. What, Russia’s strong arm brought order
to
secure the lands. G overnor! her. They have recently bought
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then, is the evidence upon which out of chaos. I t punished with a
Chamberlain is going to W ashing-1130,000,000 feet in Lewis county,
Peeler iu Town Lots, and Improve*!
the government relies? I t appears ! ueavy hand, but a t the same time
ton to look after land matters for which makes them the owners of
and Wild Lands.
that Montgomery purchased quite ¡t gB ve employment to those who
Filings and Final Proofs Made on
a number of tracts of tim ber lands W0UU work at wages which they liie state land office, and secure a over four thousand acres. They
in that vicinity, some 10,009 acrcB, !
never before been able to earn, settlement of a number of vexed ,ar® cutting it off pretty fast,
Homesteads and Pre-emptions.
¡as claimed by one of the witnesses; ! gav« them security ¡^possession, questions, and Mr. Morrow is anx
I t is reported that the Empress
GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
that the title of 21 of these tracts anj t0 a great degree made them ious to secure the governor’s inter of China cannot live much longer.
! was obtained from the government proselytes by contrasting what vention in the case of the settlers
When she dies the rulers of the
within one year, by various parties, | £tu8S;a was able to do with what who are fighting for their homes Western nations will be obliged to
L. A. ROBERTS,
against the Warner Valley Live-
■ but with tho same tw„ witnesses to China had failed to do.
send the usual messages of con­
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW ,
Its agreement to abandon Man- stock company, in th e hope th at a
i the application in each case; that
dolence and sympathy to th ey o u n g
j the purchase by Montgomery were churia was simply » polite fiction reversal of the judgm ent of Secre-
M yi 1« P o in t, O regon .
emperor.
j made shortly after the payment to to satisfy the gullible until such tary Hitchcock may be secured.
j the government, and in two in ­ time as it had peceably so intrench­ Governor Chamberlain expects to
San Francisco, Oct. 8.— W. R.
Probate business a specialty.
e8terdftV wa8 beaten t . the
stances a day or two before such ed itself th at its dispossession be absent about three weens, spend-,
ing
about
a
week
at
the
capital
o
f
!
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4
, * non ra . iik.,1
1 payment; that these various deeds was physically
imnossihle. It
i tune of $15,000 in a libel case of
« ■ m A . V* «•> »
T « ,
the
nation.
! recite only a nominal consideration counted on the divisions of inter­
j Turner vs. Hears». It was the
J. M. UPTON,
of one dollar; that Budd and Mont- ests of the European cou.'.tries and
Like Venezuela, Morroco has second trial. In the first trial
A ttar*«/ and Counselor a t Law,
gomery were residents of the same i Lbnir jealousies. The moment it practically mortgaged herself to Turner got but $500, when he ap-
city, Portland„Ore., that one of the
itrelf secure it could ask with
M A IN D O IN, O H E G O N .
the European nations; and as there pealed,
JOHN SUTTON, Editor and Proprietor.
i two witnesses to these applications j «Hogg” Tweed: “ Well, th at are
is no Monroe Doctrine to protect
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- was examining the lands in th at you going to do about it? ’
her eke will be annexed very soon. I. After March 4 1004 the tribal
U f f » Upstairs, in Eldorsd« Building
H ,iD * e r ip t io n , # 1 - 5 0 p e r y e a r .
, vicinity and reporting to Mont­
Russia,s need for an open port
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o rg a n isa tio n o f the 70,000 Indiana
gomery, and that the patentee, was fundamental. It moved along
Oklahoma has no voice in the j who are now wards ot the govern-
Budd, years after bis conceyaace to the line of least resistance. I t has election of a president, yet tlie de ment will cease and they will be-
GEORGE M. BROWN,
! Montgomery, stated to a govern­ secured what it aimed for, and mocruts of the territory are making come citizens.
ment agent who was m aking in­ very much more, lhoae who are
violent threats of what they will
a i Y ò h n k y a T l a w ,
quiry into the transaction th a t he surprised at the outcome only da do if Cleveland should receive the
Nine million letters went to the
i still held the land and had not sold monstraie their own short-sighted
j dead letter office last year, Perhaps
RU8SBUK«, OREGON.
democratic nomination.
it, but that it was "in soak.” But ness and their lack of appreciation
¡the one you expected was in the
j
surely
this
amounts
to
little
or
of
very
apimrenl
facts
in
the
his
If
Hanto
Domingo
quarrels
with
i bunch.
a n d (h e
shows th a t ^ y of Russia’s territorial sggran tb* United States she will miss th"
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¡nothing.
It
simply
DR. J. J. CALDWELL,
A
Montgomery wanted to purchase a dizement.—Portland Journal.
protection of the Monroe Doctrine, i
My Lungs
P. J. MASTERSON,
POET OBFORI), OREGON,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
m id
KEEPS IN STOCK,
GROCERIES, The
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
Hats and. Caps,
Oil Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
NEW GOODS
¡Received by every steam er.
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HIDES ad WOOL tab is rabgs for Gauds.
DOORS and WINDOWS.
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The average wages fw a day of
An Austrian army corps assisted
legitimate, and implies or suggests
Bohem
uu
coal
the
police in protecting the Czar
nine hours in the
no wrong.
during
his recent visit to \ ieuna.
(nines are 86 ceuts
“The a^‘. does not, in any respect,
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