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HATl'ltKAV, APRIL 12, 181)0. H t'OCNTY TICKET. ... uitl'llLKKNTVI'IVIt. i W KI'KWAWT, uf Hardin. Kn cm ntv -l.i:K. f I. KLKINrb. 'f I'rincvlllu. rull MtIK ItlKf. JOHN MI1M, of 1'rbievllle. v. l enl'NTY JI'WIK. : L) .iin..... '....I. edit t'iilNli-i'nrn. HtNK l Ohllr.HT, ol l'rliievlllc A IILAl'K, nf Willow Creuk. roll TMKtNl RKN, U.TKMI'I.K'iON, of I'rlnevlllo. run mlivKViia. UK IDWKI.I.. of Hiunmlt 1'riilrlu. -UK WII'Mll.ll" rKIIIfi II" . M.n K.MJorr.of Miiuheii. fuN COtoNKM. C , .M KKKY.of Farewell Hond. r,n jt'Mlit I tl rt-aca. J. L, I.Ut'KK V. . fit IllMTlMl.d. HTKVK BLACK, Minra uro now y putting In tlioir g grain. i mm' am mill In the lead with low on tinware. j,l,.rnlilii snow remains on lliu I at rltii Mi'iiilown. enu( of tlio nWri convince im prills' I'" arrived. rcrllw now for Ilia ItrviKWnnd H. F, Ulv 7. a yur. iiilw'r at Hit) li I uf Ocliuco Imvtt mk In Hi placers. tUvuw will wol lo any address Lw uiiill July im for ene. Irrt'lii'ix' iimilliilofiir Crook comity thfM .-la)' -'h 7 and !M. iie IWTl hu- l'!illi irvtarliiK to p- inrMi- of I'lnuii Church. t'lin.i ia fiuel U la a Urn lljojlllllll III 'l " Oil C'oIIIIm' 11.41. iilinn is .-.tiled l' the udvui- Lt-ifllid H)l lUklarf I'owdois Vv.ral id lli prst-hiei the reiuh- lailvtl lu liuiil piiliiatiua lal Sulur Tlio N. F. JSj-nmhier 1 uuMvulliig all cotni'Oiluira in tliv way of geUli'if out riiauiiiiulh editions. LastHuuday's intuit contained fifty puk. . Mm. Minor IhIh presented lier linn IiiimiI with mi Busier ofTiirliigiaalriuiitlay, ttlllllo daughter, which la tliu limt lo IllWHIi tliult' llOlMcllllld. Hovtiral Willuiniitfo vulloy town are already making HrtiparatloiiH for holding grand 4lli of July eelehralluiia. They ev idently In'lluve 1m lining on lime. Nineteen jmIkoiiiiih eMca.'d from juil at Hiokuiit) Full la 4 Monday. 'I'lmy gut liolil of tliu turnkey ami bnninl ami giii'il liiin, tliun iiimIu thulr m'iim, Tim ul'i'i.tloii of Imi-Hciiiiui In cullixl to tliu ailviirlUinHiit nf HjirliiK.ir llroa. on tint foiirlli (iiU'i. Tliu liorwa Uii'.y ail vnrtiiw uro tlio lt In tlio comity. Ktivvrul ahiiiiiii will twtdn nlnmrlng a mmn tlio weulliitr H triu pnniiidi, Owing lo tlit'lr alm.i liuvinu tliu ai'ul), llioy am oomjitIUl to li'jir varly. J. W. Htnaart, of llmUIn, ai d Tliomna 1 4tr, ol fWktil rlvur, cumo In to the rt'ptihiiiiiiii convojiHon Wuilni-ndiiy, but liimo lu'iir not iilii( luuu on tlum. Tim iiiiiivluinia fuy tlii'y liave no troiililu llu-mi tluya uiakliiK up molt after a lUy'a milna. Moni'y rovinato lnttic'iirivr now than iihii.iI ut IIiIh acuiain of lliu )tnr. I'. U. Iliiknr not In uii Wad iel.iy with tliu null from Uuriia. Ilo aiya lud Ma la and IiUIi w lUir nuki it lin;Miihlii f t him to nuVu U-tti'r tliim on tlio routu. Iii'li'Kil" to tliu t'oimoilion wlilih iiihi'Im m it Wfdoi'NtUy, If 1 1 icy aro not mibtciiU -r to the lUvii-w, ari rvini-Hii-d lo vrtll at tliU oltU-tt and K"t Iht'ir u.iine on tiit) lint. II. A. K'niond. wlioli ft hero l.it 1 .11 and w.oit to V1I.iiii'II.i v.tlliy, n-liiriij.l mt Suiiit.l.iV ami Kill rem. .1:1 tin)' ooii.ity f ir wVrr..l ui'iiiilia. Ilia faiiftly Ua ill at Hin d is, I. inn . utility. TMidir Vinl.itiMi, likn ikiui.i ppoltT A Mere UIITcrcure of Oulnloo. The Orfgmian biiji thnt tbo pcoplo of Prinoville arc nnxlous to dtrcuro connection with Thu Dnlle. Tim t'rinfville pwple thcmst-lvea ay they want railroad con nation a with Albany via tliu Ungun cilic, which road will bu pualiuU ucroaa Kunturn Uieou thia buiij mur. In luw of tlio luct tliut tlio ciitirtt dintuiiue U acajxirt in ulmoat na Htiort via Alouny ua u run J would liu f'toui 1'rtiicvillu to liio JJulit M, it in no wonder tliut tlio pcujdo of Kaatcrn Oregon are look ing tuwuiU Hi i ta city u the futuif oollut lor tlinir ahii'piiig. Wool grow era of (.'nxik ... county huve lout:t Unit tli trial kuta of Altmnv jubtify thoiii it hSUlnif tnuir .tl uvrop tliti iiibunmiiiB in wagona iintleuiiof frtiiglititig to This Dalloa, and aa noon an tho Oregon Pacific ia puahud through, a big trudo will llow into tin city from tliut dieliicl. Albany Herald. Tlio Ui fymnan ia not at all wide of tlio uiaik wlicii it auya tlio pco piu of I'nnevilio want ruilroud coiiiic-clioil with Tho Uallutf or at aoiiiii I'oini on the CoJumuia. W e want lout, roiid and wo ulno wunlj mo legon lucillc. liotll uro nuedool and ooln aro expected to Ou t'Uilt at boiiitt luluro date, lul the puojde bere have U'cn bo ottcii UinHpjMiiiiivd aoout lno Oregon I'd- 'clllu they litlVtt ailUOsl lout llOH-8 ill ItH Oi'lllg Ojl.tl l tl.llJ to 0.,'llL'llt too piiBt nt g.-ntrjlioii. Tiiougli fiom pii-iifiil upieiiraiict-H it bet. ina tliut Rpubllt!iiii tuiiri-Blfou. The .republican convention met at tho court, home on Wednesday, April 9th, and trjitia acted tlio following buuitir'rii: In the bImwiich of the vlmirman of the' county central committee, the convention whh called lo order by Hon. . F. Nichola. ... On motion M. E. Brink wua elected teui mrury chairniiui and W, C. WiJIa teiiijiorary aocrctaryl Oir 'luotiun tlio following com mitteea wero appointed : On order of UiHineaa, II. Huhn, E. G. Bolter, H. A. Beiknup. of the live Mock inb-rcrts, which, of do b (? th a mount of land to from the report of the depnitm. nt farm purpr-a and eove their of agriculture, how nutrked de- tock. praaaion and great shrinkage in the Charley Helm wa tip thin way value of live alwk, ia larg.ly due .wanting' u.h pr crittcra to pay to the iiiuiiipulMtio.-iaofllii'DfCMcd taxea, but-1 gui-aa be did not get Beef and Kto k Yard monopoliea much, hiI by tho way .Charley is without a corresponding reduction quite a wirepullt-r. in Vdhm to the conatifner, now, therefore, be it. Rnulted, Thnt the repuV licuna of Crook con ity. in co ijii tion iiarteinoled, rt.i'ti -etly ur- i K repieaent-itivcd in confri'rt to line Dota" biat letter in the REVIEW wua very dihcouraging. Well, "Dot," ciictr up, if luxt widtrr waa a h.ird one, for you wua much l.i. kier tii. in in ti who wintered on tne dt-a it. One m ill hmt three KOTICETOft PUBLICATION'. taa Of rw t )o-a s On. " March HI, nH. Xotlc In liifrtr atra th rh tol..wln oam4 tllr ho. filed rot!c vl Mi IrtobUr.n to ni flnl proof In urniortof hl..l'linni.iinl ll.at id iruof nrlil 09 u.ti hrlivr ttm i.r?i Iti n4 tvcclvr U. Laud OrTicat Jiurn, Uf. Pre D 4 J lur tha W'4 t HW1., Hii' ol W U I Sk'.4 oi a'4 Im Waud W4 ul J.Ji m j p i j a k .. He uaiu Hi fotlowtnn wltiinnoi lo prova hl c.Milln ioiu residence upon, aiitl cuHivatloa ol. 6ald land. l: ition.a vrr, Jame U. wac uuar. ut Hardin, Or., HlcLard outlet, Henry Oritur, ot aica'art, tr. 44 J. a. Mt H'l IOrON, Rlter. their influence in hehulf of any thouaund ahe. p out of thirty-four niH.iHure t ut will ten. I to relieve hundred, and many more nearly aa Woluiiona, B. f. Sichola, g. A. ' verl urdt n. d Hgri. iilture, hikI fur l-ud. dlitia, Ur, B. TmupU-tMUti. fH 1 tiier r(iHl. ilia , 'auitable ami ju Y ntiala W.i C. WilW.'.'JK.idlinoua lawa'm.f(uml..d fur 4liup a vofveraaiwn vwen fcr. , ' J 11 'pr'"'" ''j'l ol uii'i ii't.i'tti . ji i ici i ii; ... S. Z. Z - itw wnbrtini-'aa-.trum. ,i.i v v r ,, .. ni" ; .l .. -aaaeinblina the. fillowinit of tiiia eon oVtioV tb it i. ii not? ., M J VaftSSiA" i i ht4, nio lla'ile lo Im tii;iHd in tie- h ul ' "oik will oe reouiiicd on tun! route If I loy vent urn out ilnilii atieli w.uln. r ' bo.i.o time mooii and lur iiiiiuv pur aaii.U. yter l iy w.i eol l emmrfli to p,,4. It ill le the .Oad lor tt.it ii p itnvthiiiti ten I rur llian fait l-'nn. There ia Very lililtt lulk of uim h build- i ll ll.ii.IJ llolltl III I'll. it'Vill.' II.H ClIlillIK weailier jat Hunday am) , jvmyUnly la wullina to mi y a tpnle dUiatrotia to )muii l(t r,,f,w, m,rk (nfl ,., ,,, , mi' in I lie family It t v in.ikiuK any iiivtru ptti- Lr i,ivi la iMor of a bran new nuni-til iinpnivemeitta. Lo mal bit apif.ii.Uirt! wwra! ' ri. , ,,,i. ,j iturn. .rn t,k,. f t'. 'I ie ro .r.iti u a link .it ilui pl.t w.tli a latv iii.it A. It, !.)b', of ll.tr e.ij.it .I n'u k of l I.HWI. Atio it - ki.i.i k at M, it. t utj lioi'i..!. .,,( tn.i ti a k Ii 14 ttovi n it'.ib tl. an I It i.i.l. I-F,v.'t.-.I lli tt ttirf luiik wdl be rualy vklniMra t. th li'-!iutiw lr Iniiiueinahtiul July lt. a ('miijaoy m il liiH 'i'u,vtl.iy a.i.l At t!u annual meeting of tlir at-k- l.J, Ili ill.Tt of Ih.i l'ul Natlotid lUnk of i4,i will miii repir I" the ' .'nimvill j lil M oi.Uy, the f illowin .tnk J'trav.ir, ami I.. .0.1W .1,1 It ard .jf flhaetura Wit-ieloeted : II. il.ilin, ru,' r. .iaie i llir hiia t.ikvn a (hwi'I ii listr in U.o h hmI ot v. ..roi iifUfV. Vo d-0'K liy fl4lithiiaU'tn p-it-n lint S.iUi J.iy ewlni.i tlid auk- lr. i )' Kelly. . Faruea rt'turncd on Tnead.iy ll.'iii, lii'r be Ujtl Ueo.l iilleliilinK ivmv court. tyn biiirfht a 'viut 2 M btsid of I hen .ell thia woc'a. iliey ware and tli)' tv. I'.'liidiiiliir h.ia tliMiait of hia in Ilia ront.iilr.ilil and tullivd lo ' alitvp ramp. ut -r cnii-.'it ifivmi by the M. K. mliiol Ia1 fin ii by ovounid w.ta lueeiatetl by all. v in on ilia a l.ilor by telling your I iiujta t i C. U vera. lid paya lout uurknt riee. wdl) ar unee mote getting nood iiiimNii,.ii,e the mail Iroin I ho buw gvla In on ilimi. kattir In IVlioco and C'rookt'd II remain up, owing te the Ui.iw in the inuuiilaiua. ii k inipti'ior reptirti a large wr ili alitvp In lite In ii III end of the blltvtod ul'li m ab. Hird U alow ly rneovaring from k of pneumonia, but la reported Iwiug out of tl.iiiKi-r, I Ui tliu acan lty of food, fn-lubt i I'.illiva will proiMLily be 1 V litl until alter harveat. " Dillaid liaa reeoveivd from Ida If tlm ll.irticy lnver and will ho melier ol Crook county, lo tlio dlovattt'd condition of J"l III tlllHMIIIily, wllttitl tntf will llitr Una Ni'aaou than uauul. M frvlxdl te.mia arrived herw the Imwuekfmui l'he Dulbia. They intitli linking l ho round trip. Iiiftlti valley paimra report a vory l oHomiii, unit nay fnyera are ul "Hill behind with their apilug WW Biikttr, ailn tailed Imt K"t iii widi the Harney null. 'r being unfoidalilu In Itid t-aune iiiunoiia, of Foaall, a revlv.ill .t I'l'iiit I'iiiiitrii, in lieia mi I will h'riiwol roliglous inutitiugH tnm luwtand that In Filoil hna IWUnd iroin Salt Lakii City. "tliivwatlu pioHiityai the hit- f'lWttin fnnllvnl on Fild.iy even F' wtiek netted mIhiiiI :I. The HI unexpended in repahliiK Unit. I'lihllcmi priinarv lanl Hutuid.iv F'1 ' b. l.tu k.tv for luntiee of the. "lixprotiiii!!. untl Hlovo Ul.iuk lllllil. rival of Mii,r Lewis' little lnM not nfliwl (bn priee of aliuv "UII eharyo. iie, tliu Maine ua K t a dad. hurry, who .wua on an x- J" fur n eciillileuto befnro the t'linl of oxumlniira In February, ""ill the doeialon of tliu boiird fut'i "iipiirliitiiiitloiit ' rutoiilly, fun of the Hlnte Hiiperiiiteiiilout i the act ton of the county bM'd. II V. Alt M. Sieiud, Uro Kil.tJ ami T. M. Ihildw hi. O i;i'. t -iwU, tin nwly a;VKl'i'" I re? iiltirotihii l.i nl ...Ii. ul Hi.' I..ll , I i.m '!l il hlf. iiill. i.ll Ifind M'I'I i I niettimtt 1 1 IP ilaii'-a of ih !l hi ui no hi a ttm b i id U approved. ' umlemit'id tii present re,til"r, F. A. MeIoiiaid, will loejto ut Se.iUlo. Tlitw. W. Plunder, rweiver of puhlir inilievant Tlio l..IIea land oilier, tlifl aller a brief llliiea on ttt 3d. .Mr. Slinher wait 4.1 yt'.int of u o and leave a a Midi al nfveral elntl.-tin. Ilo wa well liked by nil who know hliu.uiid liUdeath will lie generally M'urrlted, Home tinaerupuliHia hnliviilunbt atelc a quantity tf lee ire.ini, dike and ilii-lim out o( Hie hall butt 1'ii.l.iv evening ufier tlm f.'atival. Il ia ivrtuiiily to la r. gretlej that aileh tlilnua will ott ur for it ia auytliina' but honorable and givea the (own an uuiavnry ropotiitimi. ('utility curt did liitla tbU wtk ex cept lo allow a few WIIm and approve the bond of I toward & Kini'.h fur perf.irm autti of eoiifnu'l to etiMHliui t a load around Kitekpeint ml t'ltniketl river. The cu irt wUdy diH-iil'id to not declare tlio lax Mil for IfiHDd.iliiupient. Tlm niple of lWavor and I'ppor ('r.mked river are now aeriutitdy ineoif viiiiluneod by not having a Inllgu uerosa Ciiwk.itl river at the point where Ilia on.i waa waahetl away lout February. The river ia not f.irdalilti and they are r nil elli to eoiiiii by the tlnonrt or llur-m-he.iv.'it in ind tr to reach town. M irried At Ihiriit Kaie h, on Kumlay, April tii Ii, .Mr. lliruin lainireoy lo MIbm Klla ;.olir. Mr. I.ongeoy ia one of tlio le.tdiiu alot kmen ol the county, Ih-Iiu a riM-mtxT of the Baldwin 8lnep A lamil Coiupiiiiy, and hla iiiany fdemla will Imi pluantul lo learn llml he h.ia lx-eu t-o fortunate in tl awing ho valuaiilo priiu in 1 1 io uiairiiu.nia l.itiery, lieci'iit reHirla Iroin Altuny ait? to Ihe cir.M-'t tliut preparatioua urn Iwluii in.nlu to tmiiiuieuie ueilt'e tiM'ralioua Ml tlio front on tliu O. V. aa aoon an the hiiow IB out ol lli;i way. The enow ia only Uireo f .ml deep ul ttalUHville untl It ia tlioitjjht that It will bo Hiillieieiitly melted for w.ik to tie-in by the itiitlille of llna in mill. . . Ianl w.iek wi liieiilioued that J. M. l'eMia waa the only le.irhur In the county ImlJliirfii Mt.it e tliilt'iii.i. iliia tlid not Iiiivh ref.neiiee tonoim.il hcIiikiI diplomaa, but diploiiiiui iaaued by the Htnte boaril of exniiiiiiera tiinleriho piiiviaioaM of the law panned by the laal IfKifl.'tuio. Alia. ('Ii.trltu'ti mid Mr. ll.irh.inoii, both of thin county, hold illplniii.ia jfnink'tl by the iiorin.il hi'lioid ul .doiiiuotilh. Hheillf ttniy brought AlvnTupotr Imio with li in when hit returned from ladow.' Tuppttr Ih Ihe follow who hmko out id the nl.l j.ill here in HH-'. Ho waa then un der iutllelment for rnbhinii nher-p cnuip itntlollior niia lenitiiinnrH, mid after es- raiilnir Iroin hero he went to ( alilornla liiul aerveil n term Kl Hun IJiiuntln lor ateiiling, when ho waa roleiiHod he euinu to Omgen. Mr. limy heard of him at MeMllinvllle, w heiii ho wua lo have been liuirried hooii. IiiNlead if being marrleiP he euinu homo with the nhornT to inmwor to the old Inillotiiii'iil, Hud if hu e.teM hum the preaoitt jail l) will have lo ex- rt. bliimelf it little more liuiil lief iro country, ua it wiii pi, ice the people here in re.icli of tide-wult-r ami will mImj make il poaaiide fur them to avail tliuinst'lvea of the aurpiua feed ruini tl ill tiie Will jineUo Vitl ley of bard w inb ra. Neverliieleea a ro.nl to the Columbia would be of vaat lienelil to the country utid Crook county will encuuiuge any couipiiny tliut will undcrluke tu build it. C ill inn. Ciedi; Viliiuiii-n, On motion jotiined . On re buaineiM) waa trauaacted : Committee on credentials report ed that the followiiig-iiaiijed g.Mi tleiiirn were entitled to acuta in the convention to represent the pre clude aa follows : Prinevillo II. A. Belknap, M. E. Brink, W. T. Caaey, T. J. Powell. E. Hit hel, I). E. Teinplt ton, J. II. Oruy. A. Zcll, Win. Allen, J. K. WilliiiiiiHon, Henry llahn. Willow Creek W. C. Willa, Wumer Wr im. Hay Cut k A. Duiihani, J. B. Curt wright, II. E. Hub, rook, by A. Dunlin in, poxy. Mill Creek, ,Su 'mil Prairie, Up er T'ont, B i ir Creek. .1 i v r J.v ti utid Crtxik -d Itier not rejica ?ni I. Iower Trout 12. 5. lioitcr, A. U. Lyle, ly fc. fi. Pi'it r, proxy. II.iVHt.uk". A. T. Jenkins, J. Mc.Meen. SOTICE FOR FrSl.H-ATION. LiaoOrrwa tt lio: OnLLta.Oa. Mmrcu , Notice H hnbr flvts tut ti, injmwiiia ntud .aitlar no. flld nolle o I.I. liimutloil t,. ..ir. a,.. I r.ni lu .Moert of 1.1s elaiai. aril nai.aid proolwlll Im inartu liffoie lu . urn t Clerk crik Coantr. Or., at I'rliievilla, Or.,o Ma lt, !, vlf . OA VW MEEKER. , ,, ,, DSHOM, forth bKu(MWi aiid t'i Tv2ipiieauk. . ...... th. iAllr.wln w!tT.xBrn tf rla our cor.eiuoiident overboard ;tiiri.utiuiimn.iiei.ii...n, ..ucuiiii-. n . ' . ol. id land. tdwaid e tJ.it mt, Jr dt'hgiitee to the etate unttrentton t-gdeavor to fo inulati-tlie fo egoing aeiitimeiit into plunkit of tbo state pl.itforiii. The following nomination were made hy iice!.iiii..tion : Bep eat l.litlivt'. J. V. Ftt wait. Clerk, C. M. Eikii.H. SlieiifT, John C'oiiiha. Comity Jui ge. W. C. Wills. CoiiiiiiiBBiont-r, Frank Eorn-at. Aataor. A. I .luck. ' Treanu er, Jo in 11 T.-'iip!i'to:i . StiiVfwir. biitlif Po.ieil Scl.nol rrnrt-l ilit- iitlt-iit. M. It. j Elliott. I Co. oner. M C. Au rey. Delfg.itca to th.-Htjle convention, A. K byle, B. V. Ni.I.ola, V. M. i liui. iigni. On intil.oii uf II. Ihihn the fob ' Inwii g tvus uiicj Ud : ! ll'HilffJ, l';i it it ia t'i aenne A. Uratli of J. W. WIKea. JiNtepbua Y, Wilson died at Chico, C.tl., on March 10th,. aged i.jyeara. Mr. Wilaon waa born in Caen county, Mioouri, and came to Oregon at an early d ue, loent i iiig in Linn county, tvhern he mar ried Mia Ella Dixon. lie came to Princvtlle about 1.S72 mid miico thnt t i mo I win been at vnrioua ti men engaged in farming, Block raining and mercuntile buxineaa. For a number of years his heulth hud been fuiling, and biat eummer be went to California hoping to get relief froiii a climatic change. Mr. Wileon was one of our most rub jtantitl and hont'Nl citizens und hia death will be generally regret ted by all. He was a brother of Mrs. M. Hodge, of Prineville, and a half brother of Prof. John Johu Hoti, prcttidciit of the Stutc I'ni verfity. I m'l Fe'el Well, And yet you are not sick enough to consult it doctor, or you refrain from fo doing for fear you will ulurtu yottraelf ami friends we will tell you just what you need. It ia Hood's Stirtoipiirilln, which will lift you out of that uncertain, uiicomfortnblo, dangerous condi tion, into a state of go.xi health, confidence and cheerfulness, you've no idea how jHitent this pe culiar medicine is in cases like yours. Demur rnlle I'l linnry. On Thursday the democrats of Prineville precinct held their pri mary niWt ling and iioniiniittd M. H. Bell for ju.itice of the pence and T, V. D.ivis for constable, and elected the following delegates to thecounty convention : E. Barnes, J. F. Moore, K. P. Harrington, Ed X. White, Wm. M Meekin, S. J. Xewsnni, J. II. Snoiierly, Ben Jones, T, W. Davis, , II. Bowaii, .Sam Smith and I'. 0. Ciimiichucl. AdrerlUed beltern. Mat of lettera tlliealled for, reiii.llnhiti iii the 1 ruievillu HiBiolliee Apr. 1, is'J If not eidieil for v.1.1 bo Bent to "Dead Uituii-ti.llto" .tl.iy 1, is.w. A. V. I'ai.m.-.b, P. M. Ireland-C. Dilliitiin. Ochoi-o Junies Miiler. Hardin J. W. Htt-wart. Fare. veil IJend-B. F. Nichols, A. S; I'ollins. Mo.vry Thomas Li"tcr. W. C. Wil.1.8, Chairn.aii. On niolion the temporary o.'li ;ers were elected as peini.ttibiit o.lic.-ra of tlio convention. Tbo co nniittce on resolution pre Gilbert, Juiik,0" b'.is coovet.lion that the Hon. liinj;.'! llerutitiin for Iim li.l-l-ily ami iii tliii g zi-.il lor tiie I t-Bt iiitt'r' Bl of the people of Me rt-tte of On goo be t.-iidi;rt.-ii a re n.i.ii.ii itio i as rt-preaent itiv-', and tli.il tii e lel cgutt s to tin stjtt- couveiiliiti be fumiHticd with a coy of thie reso lutiatt. The county central coiuuiittee was ejected as follows: For Piineviile, Dr. V. Gr-sner, Mail Currier Well yes, horses poor and they give out' with me; home time I bavt lo push tiie wag on. "How fur did you come to-day?" "Atout tat-lve utile." 'llow ottt-n do you make a trip.'" "Alout every two weeks." 'Do niu get good pay for your Woikf"" "Ao ; the emolument is small." iIj.v doaioo m. ike it p.iy Hunt" " i e ru;. ou stock on grass in the bu o.iu-r and tlo.it piy in act) foi k.-ep.liJ in tile winter. Tin- ctt, e Kitigs wiil not make t Ik ir i.i.i.ii'.i iwito ibis cptiiig, tiit-n foit- c.itiie fhou!d oc tut next fall. SaniletH I.oe' iii is about lo fence bi.irancnut ho bend of tiie river, and (lie Ufiilli Imp to block will kooii ie a li.liig til Hie p.iBt. AlMiut I At lu uii of cuttie and horses mi rt-d ! i doAii on the liver the puht winter. Z. Y. X. .. ...I. a..l i kbLiATl lO. Sf-.Iatffl. d hat '.! proiil will l ji.imI-1 ljfi'.r ('ink i t cntok IMulr. or aa. iriuYil., hirf. Utt lv. la. a. vli WILUaMS.CIULOEB-J, nsH.l, for tu vtkol SW'. ht.'i ofSWiaod Kg , ol N W4 dee 1- p 1J a it .1 K. e name, ilia Mlowief w!1iimi to prora hUe.iiitiuaoii. r.ldncr upon, ud eultitallen o(,jld land.tli Alan C. Mc-tehrn, John E. lir j.i.r-tuii. Uabhard bllyea, Jo.opb U. Itv. uf aitchaU. Or. r. a. Mcdonald, itcitr. aim till the following, which on luo- , cbaiimun. Itailv M. W. l'.ov.lnby ('has. H.ll.l.il"l (i.'U. F. Cliaoe .V. 1(. Cobba Kraneis Cannon Fred I'uvia t'aleb Oavia A. I!. Fowler lank ( tIoiiii 8, I'. Ilael.lema Harry llanN W. W. ll.tvtkie lait.iu Kr.ulsu J. II. Joiich .lumea II, .InliiiHoii Frank M unburn .liiiima .Maxwell W. f. May Jaeki.on Altirr.iv Win. O'Kelly K.va 4 l'rolilia Thos. 2 Page Nuliey riaiinenaehnddt C l'.mti burl hit 1'iior .loin Kotwrta A. lioei-e I' liiuk A. 2 biee F. J. 8niitli John Selioollng Joe Seolt 1 leva Seolt. Henry Tveer Areh Tliale ' Young S. IS, 8 You n it Mary J, . TO SKTl bEKS. .t prill c-hI Ion lor Anal proof untletin llia.lt' t Ihl. o l)tt (rati ut enarao, wlmrc I lie noilee. aro na ill.lm,l In tliU papor. itBiialar nrlovitirptib IU iliur land iiollca., '.."). If ntulm- hav tu Ho hiivh hu only b.td toruiie tip a boal'tl : b i i'iip.iliU.lieJ Uy any hiMhIibiiI our., Ilia ! fhnn. f'tiiiiti't fii At!iu. . sat pibiieauea win as uwsrteu ire. lion was adopted : WilKKKAft, The Icgialutive as sembly of the state of Oregon, at its scsm'oii of 1861), enacted it law euiiowering the county courts of the several counties in this state to declare by order, ukmi the applica tion of any imi I vidua), association or corjKtratioit intercBted, any river or stream within their respec tive counties which baa not been declared by law to be iiavie.nh)e, and which is in fact not iiuvignl.le for commercial purposes, a pu.dic highway for tbo purpose of tr.ins potling ot llouting logs, lumiier and timber tbcrton, etc., and, Whersas, A petition was pre sented to our county couit at the January, lStMJ, term prating said .M iti lu ll, Isaac Gege. Wil.ow Creek, W. C. Wills. Hay Creek. J. 1$. Carlwiight. Mill tuck, 11. P. Evans. Clocked Kiver, in. Anderson. Summit Prairie, Perry Cram. .Saitzman, S.. A. Nealy. Lamer Tiout, A. B. Lyle. Upper Tiout, Tikis. Hamilton. Ilayatncks, J. H. Burnett. Bl.itk Butte, Jo-i ph Connor, lit lliitl, Chas. Yiiiidtiveit. Bear Cteek, David Hmner. Ochoeo, H. Cadle. Leaver, Cbas. luquu. H.tidin, W! T. tip .lloid. CainpCrei k, ti. Baisler. Mowry, J. C. Force. Fa.ewell Beml. A. S. Collins. in Deschutca river be leased to the Deschutes Lumber Company for a period of fifty years, etc., and be it JitKolseJ, 1st, Tliut we, the re publicans of Crook county, are opposed to our county con.t mak ing any order del isting hi id Des chutes liver or any liver or stream within Cutok comity apuolic high way for uny purpose. 2d, That we are opposed to tiie leasing of said Deschutes or any river or streutii w ithin this count v to any individual, association or corponition w hutrta ver, at tins or any future time, except the same lu. petitioned for by a u.njority of the legal voters of this county, and CBpeciully by a m.-ijoiity of the res ilient land owneison the river or etreaui asked to Le leased. od. That we (Ich'Utid of the noitiiiites for cminty jinl-e nntl county commissioner their untpial-, ified ciidorscineut and support of these resolutions, and il" elected, thnt they will tu t in accordance with tlte principles bei-ein set forth. B. b Xn hols, Chnirninn. The following amendment wus adopted :. To amend resolution against granting or causing to he declared a publiu highway the -Deschutes river by asking thut nt no time shull said river he declared a pub lic highway or leased to any one whosoever under an act to create such public highway without first suhtiiitliiig suid question to the polls ut the next following genertl election. The following resolution were" submitted und adopted t ! Whkkkah, Wo view with appre hension the decline 'of -agriculture nud especially the serious decline CY i;. Y.mut .1 illetia M i. 4. Of the Oregon weather bureau, co-opriiiting With the U S. Service, cei.t.al oliice, Pmtlaiid, Oregon, lor week ending Saturday April 5th, WEATHER. The leicperatttre lius been high er, but yet belo'v the average for this petiotl of the year. The rain full wua in light showers, and well d-.xtib'UUd. S.ow fell in Wasco, Sin i liuiil. (.Jiiliam, Mor ow, Grant, Ciotik U'lti coniitiea to tne soulli on Mar. cO, but generally disap peared the same day. SuOiV also fell on the "higher elevations of Wt stent 0 egon on the ;,0Ch. The amount of Btinshiue has increased, l.utisytt less than is urtial the fore puit of A piil. WHEAT. The most trHOUrsging report as to the appearance and prospects of the'wihter wheat ciop are received. But little of it was frozed out. Some Bpiii g sown wbeata is al ready up and ia piomising in fc pea i it nee. , orass. . The grass is growing finely in all p.trts of the state, but like all other "Evrr SyriesT,' court to declare the Deschutes river j j?av om. 0f the tu st housewives a public highway for the put jnise , xew England. "We feel the ne named in said act, and that suid LrHsitv of takiim a cooti medicine to purify the blood, and we take growing vegitation needs warm Hood's arsaparilla. It keeps sunshine. the children free fiom humors, my 801t ETC- husband Bitys it gives him a good The soil continues to be s6 wet, it pp. lite, and for invsi If I am sure especially on low or bottom lands. I could never tlo all uiv wo.k if it as to retard wo king it. Plowing was not fo this sph-udi i mediciae. It ui ikes me feel t ong and cheer ful, a id I am never t ou ded with headache or that tired f -cling, as I use to lie. Fiir Ilall.it Ker .rni. Ei. Beview : I was sorry to see the p.tity of "great moral ideas" in Ciook county meet in ct.nvt ntit'it und te.oive lo say bo little on the great isBtics of the day. Can it ! po-Biide thnt they are afraid to meet the issues of t ix reform, ha! lot refill to and the many g e.it ques tions tlt.it are ptvs-.io;? for dilu tion? After singing throUiih the cmn pautg of 'fi. ''no, no. no free trtt'lc V are they now afraid to g -t. in willi the iouiiniit.l i; of wiys atnl me. ins and sing to the same tune "bo h some, some free tr.tde?" Wii.tt m niiijoiity of the voters arc demai tl ing ballot it foi in ; ia the' republican party afraid to plcdgo it- in mi s'ra to the legislature to that great nod needed reform? I wait with many voters tit see if the democrats of Crook cutinty are us 'cowardly as the republicans seem to bo. A VOTKR. Hardin .News Notes. April 3. 1890. Spring tin i hu coils wit't it the UMial cold nigl ts to rttard t (Truss ait much as possible, , Grangers ttte bit ay putting in (heir annual five-acre patch, ami i ten scour hec tuse a bard winle. Lubes t-itm without feed, in place Mud seeding are being rapidlv pushed when possinle. The wet soil will neeesitate much summer fallowing. The sunk is rapidly recovering f.oiu the severe winter. Though a late season, yet the pio-p -ets for excelent crops were never better. B. S. Paqce, 0 seiver of U. S. Signal Ser vice. Peculiar Many petullsr points make rood's 801. tpari.; suicrier to a'l oUirr medicine. Tceullar In coiubinaUnn, r"Trt!ou, ud prcrarstlon ct lur-e-cntsJT A, Jjiioil-s Sars.-par": iwssesses rSSy the fu:i curetlvo value it ' pest known rcncdlo'Jj ol Ui vert-".:e Ll'Jg-r dom. rccutiar la s.cfi' strenstti and eoonon y S SB-0' 8a aparilU la VkJth9 onlr mta" cine it which can truly be UuCjrx O "ne hundred Doses Oi.e C S Dollar." Uedleinet In T fJ larnor unit smaller bottles require larger aosc, anuoontx , prmluio us good results as Hood-, Peculiar la Ui medicinal merits, Hood's Saisa;a:i::a accomplblies cures Liili. erto uukaona, and has won tor Itself, the title ol "TIal rrcr.test blood purifier ever dtr.covc red." i'eculJarlnils'-soodran: S kocio," there Is now f kVVrinore ol Hood's Saifararllla r sold In Lowell, where jT JtJlt Is made, than of all yr other blood rh.-nraie- X CryxaX leeordratloo irSr "1 Siiiricd such loru- VX and fetr.lac4 tt T V? raiid conOdeuco nmong bu . Ul iw w. - . . but lie sure i rt 11 I1ood'3 Oorsaparilla sjowtindwottai. iii.ixfo.fs. ''""ir! by 0. 1 HOOD CO., ApotliwarlM, 100 D0803 Ono Dollar .IMbKK LAND ACr 1LKZ, 18TS Nll.KI FOB PLbUfAIION. LAb orric Ins D.i.i s. Os. Murch W. IJM. Nafeelt hereby firm that In compliance Willi tne provi.ian uf the set of ConRre of Juoea. l7n, entliled "An set for ihe me nf luiitirr lat,d. lu II c Stale, of California, Ore ao.i, ities la and Ws.nlnKton territory, " euuiiV cKam. of Howsrd. Couiiiy ol Crook, et of Orcfon. ha. lau day Sled ill. .w .rn rttttmeut So so, fur ihe p ire -a e of the SW'ii of SW V4 wr 12, Wl 01 h .V'4 and SKt. of SWii of eecilon So. 1:1111 iow 1-. ilp No. Ii a t...nu Ho. 'ju t. and will oner pro..! to .haw linu the Und 10 (lit U more fslauble for It. timber or rfone lhn for arric iltu-sl purpose., and t' e.lsbll.li bU caiia u a d U.id twlore tb l:iier aud K erfverol int.. office at the bail.. Or., oa lion diiy tne Ah dm.- of June. 1&.U. U n.ui . wttne.e-. I B. Kelly, E. B. Kelly, of Mitcnell. or, W. K. McFarland. J. W. K iter, of erinerille. Or. Any and ii pern elalrofnis adversely tba sb ve de.irited laud ere renutd to file t.ieir clfliin. tn tni. odicr ou or before Mid Mh dav ol June, l.t il P. A. MCDONALD, KegJXer. NOTICE FOB Pt P.LICAT10.if. Laud Orrici at 1 uz Dallks, Or Man-li ti. into. Notice t hereby riven that tie lolluwli. sauied settler ha. filed notice of hlb intrr.iina to malte final proof iu ...pport of hin cla.ui, ai.d that aid proof will be made beirr Cleft of CrKik Ca , or , ftt fritievlile, Orogou, vu May ti, 19.U, vis: WARNER A WKENN, r3 W7. forti e N', 01 N'E'.Sec and ' J of . BE , Sec Si I p U o rt 1.' E tie name. Hie foliowlnj wltneum to cimv ht.c.nittiiuoa. re. ideuee upon, ai deulUvatron of, taid land, vis: W.C Will., i'erry iicad. U. L Montgomery, E. S. Wlwelcr, oi fiiuevil), Oregon. ti P. A. McnONALe, Rier.. N0TICE FOB fUBLICATIOS. XaNO Opfick T l-lfl.fli f'ebrtiitrj 13, 1.100. ! Notice ta hereby riven that li e rnllowieir naiaed pettier ha. filed notice of ht tutentiou . lo tnitae final prooi m .upp.1 of hldlin. and thataid pr.rfil wUlbetniMle before i:Ur k cboobi . Co.. Or., at PrincvtUc. Or., mi Arr. 12, 10. l; !A.C . VlLtS. S iTii. for the E't ol nt',. o.V'-4 of and BE i oi Nt', Sc if Vp IS e a l'i 6 wm. lie nanie tne following wilue.&e ti prv hUcontinuou. rekideece upon, and cultivation of. .aid land, vis K. M. Suillh. V ftelentmiaji, J. o. Oar;ier, uf Stewart, or., John U . Stewart, nf Hardin, Or. Si J. B. HTNTIKUTOK, HtifVrr. hOTKE FOB fl BLKAT10N. Lakd Ornct at Tita Dalles, Ok. February 20. 1BSS. Notice la hereby given that Ihe fbllewinit named .ettler lie filed notice ef hi. intention to make final proof in .upport of hic)atni. and that ?aid prot,i will be n.ade before Clerk of Crook Cu.inty. Oregon, ai rrmevilie, vr., o Mav 5, p., viz JOHN W. CONGER. DS7 I . for the i-H'l of NWi. SW'.f of NKW. Uita.id N'. of iVI'i S,,c 1 ip is 8 K 1. K. Heuatnr.lhe followinf witi eM to yrov hUvotitinuoti. residence upon, aid cultlvatloa of, .aid land, via: J. B. Uerrill. ft. F. Lettla. A. 1. enkin Wm. Peck, PrinevIUe, Or. it F. A aiclioNALn, Heal-ler. NEW MEAT MARKET, In Ptinhoelt'aold staml, Pruieville, ALBERT MI. WILSON, Praetor. CHOICE BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, AND PORK constantly on band. All Kinds of Produce Sold on Commission. fXyOne price to all. Smalt prof its ia all that is asked. Live and let live is my motto. ALBERT M. WILSON. Genera (I BUSINESS We are prepared to negotiate, loans on Improved Real EstRte or other Securities ; huy and sell Bonds City and County Warrants, Notes and other Negtialde Taper. L'on-tpmu1rnce tuliciltd aud information uruiihrd uii oiylication lo HENRY HAHN. Office In First National Bauk Build in:. Tri-ieviHo. OreKiin. 81'MAiONS. In Ihe Coanfy Cettrf oftht Ij'lale 0 Oregon, for t'l-oet- ounty. V..UES.KR, llaintilT,) va v J. R. RIZKU, Defendant j To J. K. Hirer, the aliove-nanied hv feutlant: In the name of the Mate of vrregoii, you are hereby required to ui ear ami anawer the ctitnplaint filed ug.d.iBt yon in the utve enlit!ett eourt ii hin ten days from the dole of service of tida- summons Uon you, if served witluu huh eotinty ; or, if scrvett in any tithor eotinty in thi Ftule then williin twenty rlaya from the date of ihe sen ice of lliis. suiumoiia ti.Hin yon; 1111.I, ifservcl by pub'h-tt'lott, then hy the Drt tl.iy ef -he next regular term of s.id court, jto wit: on tlio Mli day ef May, A. 1. l:ki; and if you f..il to uiisuer, fur want there of, the pluintilf will tnko jtidtimont uitiib'ct you (or tlio sein of one tiumhed and twenty ilollaro. wit'a Juteiest tliereon since the 4th day of Mun h, 14, at 10 I er cent Hr annum, and fur the sum ji t'ifi, a a reasounhlo attoriiey'aite; iii- .vi.li-d iu your note otAWotluIit, anil ftar on wliieli tliiarfjtirworicntsiif thisaetion. the .caveilriiinona if jnibiislied oy ortli r nf thin. .1- Himnmr, Judges of uid twirt, IHated March 7. .. . 4J J. F. MOOUK, Attorney fnr I'lulnlitT. NOTK'K OF WARNING. All pcrsniis are hereby Witrned to not t raisli "XvuIk nr Imin money lo any ono .bdnd K tn repi-ennni me en my iti euuni, 1 whh the expoftuiii'ti ,, ",H tayluif forilte i -ume, iiiilesit the party biiNt'itf or boirow- Inn hiiB a written order from 1110. 4,1-4.4 U. B. KhLLY, I pated March 14, ISM.