Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1???, May 03, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI) ; ocnoco TBfBV' T IT l- REVIEW. IUTCKDAY, MAY 3, 1430. 1 Judge B. F. Donham, the noui f inee far supreme judge, was elected f justice of the supreme court in 1S7U, and whil on the bench displayed a XtPFAI. 711 R LA H. A few year since tim legislature of Oregon passed a law defining the duties of ibe county school su- For year tM j J .fiJ seen any tiling lot jf p'1 sets of the rtkr Jifean p ',T AT LAST. in inn noi j lain of in tho urty, bsv-j ClCOCRATIC STATE TICKET. W:nt U,al qU.a"ne, ",Ul ,or Irintendnt which read as fol-ling changed trout whenever the tuai mjiiui. iiv o at picvciik v . FOB CBWOBIfclMAW. R. A- MtlXKK, o J ison. row oTm.w.m. TLVfcSTER FKtf.NOYEK, Multnomah roa sc-tv or KTirt. W. M. TOWNSEXD. of Luke. VTATt TRKAat RCK. 0. W. WEBB, of I'matilla. lut irnim ji di.s. B. F. BONHAM. of Marion, roa arrr. rviuc isotbcctios. A. LsROY. of Uim. roa BTtTt raixTta. JOHN O'BUIES. of Multnomah, roa raoaactTiso attobkky, 7th nwr. E. B. DCt L'R, of Tl Dallea. ; S. consul at Bombay, India. The candidate for superintendent of public instructions. Rev. A. I.e- ; party shifted in its policy andsane-t in the treas-' tioned its cvorv act, no matter how lows : "Of the school fund ury of his county that 1ms been uigust. Hut mint acts of the ( collected in Pursuance of the school ; in.iinrif v in i..m.res in delimit I Roy, was bom in Talis, France. twx tvy uf lhe ,ountv wurt of his! with this tariff ei.VI, silver do not He was educated at Queen's Col-!-,,..,.,.. , .,un a,,......;.., ii... ...... i i ..e i... n ...ii.. - ' r w . - - ..... ...... - - of ibO once a year to each of the! and a April iliili it. expressed it several districts uf hia county thutj vie wsof the party in the U'iloiung lege, and Cambridge University, Engluand. and afterward gradu ated from Hamilton School, in con nection wiwi me Mauison Litiver- uw .11 ,i, f,i,.,. r ,k COUNTY TICKET. roa rraeEXTTivK. T. J. STEPHENHOS. ol!u!jma. roa COCNTT Jl lx.K. J. C. 8CMNEK, of I'rmeville. roa cthxa. ABTHCB HOLK.KS. of Priuevilte. roa iiiti rr. W. A. BOOTH, uf Mitchell, roa covaneuokta. , SPUING KK, of tUrstack. roa utUMHi W. 4uf', of Urhoro. -... . a LiarsE. - -KS. WHia of lYirv;i!e. roa acawua. 'mirKmT. C. H. UUKirETU, ol Cruutcd Rirer. roa uravivoa. XyOX Hl sjTV.N. of I'pper Trout, roa coo.n a. USX WOOtlS.of frinevillo. jh.is reported to him as required by ! e litorul, wtiu 'i v....v. uWm ..1U an l ie tin iiiii H it i i -. . . V- - If. ..It . . siiy.oi.w iorK. ne nas a ?oi-. hoo of whatever uaturn, 'i he rei.i.bll uM-riii u.c inte reueiiion, anu ; therafter rtM.iainihg in the treaurv so,, to feel pu.' one of lh few survivors of the jof lU wuty. l,all be npiH.rtioned , actdoveoo-.a, I" Light Brigade who fought at B- by him among the vveral diMri. ts in fifteen ve,u laklava. Prof. LcRoy is one of the0f lio COUIlty ,hal haV)J ., ,1 ,n Cir.,l of" all uost accomplished gentlemen in i him as required bv i pTTjH'gov. rnmei.t. u thesuteand would grace the olliee J tion t0 t!m tlUlllU r of wrsun. inU.iele uut l 1 Jof superintendent and add much eaci, district over th ape of four ' curred eou.pleU lit tfw ! mliwiM'r mm lo ei nt. 'u I .-. i ' ! --i j years auu unuer iweiuy year. j leisjutive rw jgystem. ' The injustice of ttiis law is ap- 'power h-s bA 1 apiainonn v irien, me iioni- li.r i.ii r v fcr iiiiivi, la ICV1 nil UIU I l8T HO C0.ll- i us no rca- icfTishaive l , lii.st, tune u, I. ml entire ,:.c,.ts of the , e?el cum .tie, uud in o.iMuiiity lor ' use of its I'poilitiiielit ED. N. WHITE main urKJ;sr. ritINCVlt.Ln, OKEUON rnoruiETOK or the POPULAR RESORT f OR jftlt- WHO WtMSI A good cigar, A nice refreshing drink, A game of hililurdN, or A social gnnie of curds. Club Rooms for Carries Cull nly, lulr anil ofli n. ROWANS TIN AND- HARDWARE DEPOT. 1 to it t)rt fViVik tile weight i hi n "1 roa jraic rut rr.cE, rnisEvii.Lt raacixfr. ii. II. BELL. roa coyyrouji. T. W. DAVIS. EKPCBUCA5 STATE TICKET. roa coKacMM.tM. BINGE it J1EKMA.NN, of Doaglaw. rOB OOVkB-OOB. P. T. THOMPSO.N.wf MultnonijiU. roa iKinut r -rtt. G. W. VicBRlDE, uf Coiuiubia. ra raaAsi ua. rHIL MET! HAN, erf Grant, roa irr. rrauc i.Tfcrm.v. E. B. NcELHUY, of Bentoo. roa aTnt raisrrta. f. C- BAKEK, of Multnomah, roa itfii jrmiE. B. S. BEAN, uf Une. roa raoatciTixo iTosrv, Tib liiT. W. H. WILbON. of Tl VUt. parent on ita face. It is forcing i um-mi oi w xauon uin one Uiit--'! ri.DouiP:ii 'a tiXuiV to oe a soldier, having fought through Ihej rict for the Ih-iu Hi of another. Its ' g JeVlous .UMc . t. r it "in Hie fu-j relHsllion. HeenlNted m a private unjUft aoikings are well demon-, lure. 1 (-,, oat vit.d leg-' tne night fort uuJpter tell, and gtart-d in Cna.k eout.tv this vear .' isiation ah wiivr. tue tuit.' m j was mustered out in October lSt, )f the school fund accruing f,o... 'j.Kj.icr t... tul to .1, .! wai "that j having risen to the rank of captain.; the school tax levy jn tl,e county , touching t!e tmX ai-i t.'ie cur- i ..w - ...v.v,wS.. .i ireaeury m tne lime ot mating the ren.y. l..n:i Mimtn as i ihmt- j j held cases on the Oregonia since app.rtionuit nt, there was onlv iativilv demanded, and tne conUl-I Captain 0 Bnen is iJei.ti-Loua-h to give each district $50. , Hons of the t-oinnire made n tied with the various, labor organi jl consequence the dinict with modi ticiitiuii of the ailver policy of jiauonsoi me state, naxing twtn )j perons of scliotil uge got as the country urgent. The n i'U. li rc.u.o,u.Uricuuini i raurs niuen us tlie one with J.jU. J he cm oartv iUUekcd Loth j Union sinc its organization in , II1WV the taxpave.s of the latter 1 leim. It ia not preim.ture to ar ,nu is serMiig ms wurin term as : ha. p.ud mio the trea.-ury for school : it has failed with IkjIU. Iti tari;r j president of the Multnomah Typo-1 purposes wa taken fro.n" them and ! bili ia a dis.ipiHiiiifucjit. It under- graphical Lmon, of Portland. ! gi v, n to t e for., e . The luU cf takes to uno aooul the necessary j taxable property invari.ihiy centers ' reuucliou of the revenue by i:idt jin dilricts uiftot tliieklv filled i reel and clumsv metlioJs, wi.iih ft S . sSss- 2 m M s l?rli III V I? : J . 11 ! - J C' FULLER & CO SUCCESSORS TO STEWART & DAVIS DEALERS IN General Merchandise. 'I AGENTS FOR proo-: - wo: k lijnc o;i :.vcl ; CLERK A Si. SHERIFF. J LliIiHlP Irom l ie "illrM-tinn IIa ...i .1. . . . , ....... ... o -o - ucie me KrcaieSL iiuiiii.it 01 i.t-r. : Olmiiiisli II..- iumh. u r,..n..tu COCSTY TllKET. roa BFraranrMTivc. J. W. 8TEWAKT, of Hanlin. roa cotvtv clekk. C. M. ELKJNS, of Pnnerillu. roa sHaarrr. JOBS COMBS, of frineville. roa coc'irnr jcdgk. W. C. WILLS, of Willow C reek. rOB COHOTMliulitB. FRANK FOKKEST, of rrineville. roa imcMOL A- BLACK, of Willow Creek, roa Tii-uiui. I. H. TEMPI. ETON, of Prinevilie. roa aravKYoK. LESLIE POW ELL, of Sommit Prairie, roa iciiooLairrjinrrENDcXT. M. K. ELLIOTT, of MitchAl. roa manaca. at. C. ACBREY, of Farewell Bend. are pv...wng. o, w men ay ( foui of ,cllotl ,g(S reside-lieuce ! consumer. It showa a pbewmd 18 Wowing," It appears j t,,0 Ulstriets pay the greutent por-' care for the interest of ! lhe u"8hty slrugg ot 'h , tion of the tive-mili school tax, et 1 faclur.ng .uuni.iajlista. t"""'""1 vo. eoumv in me 1 -,tn It COiuc to anno. ti...,i.f t ' 1 1, n. r I . , ...;.t electiou will be to elect ! fund srisii,? f..rm t..i. t . . n.5.i-,.',. 4 ... if. . c - - -. v - 1 M.c-k-.vi. wmi nii.j uipirau 01 a re- too the and -Just Opened! oilers JL Eagle Woolen Hills Company, Scliuttler Wagons and- coming th. ir candidates for clerk and shtr- rat p4 vi,)g the least tax gets m. x.. UI, euorv inej ceriamiy 1 mUiU US the one that have ooJ to overcome, and with us ihktioii upon the msiiiufiii lured NEV RESTAURANT, Uiot-L all the peroral popularity of their j hat iustiee i. tW in ,nru candidates, should not be able toh,w? It looks aomethir.i, l.te t.,x-! Hd, m rl, , ,r ...,1 Liu .... overcome a niMinritv cif fifr v .n.l t ' . i . 6 j j --v .aiion wiinoui pays the , goods, he has to buy. It takes the tax oil to ac.o, hut do. s not m ite rially increase the free list j Next door to ijhellabarger's, j Pbi.nkville, Oul'oox, ;;P.B.POINDXTER,Prop put their men in office. e nave no especial Dght to : m,. make against either Mr. Elkins or j should rtpreaenut.oii," and ' increasing the duty oti tin plate ought to be stricken tYom tho slat Th, and itors tht n i.iuil i.f rli, n..nri voters of the state duty just where il would begin to! The table supplied with ALL THE DELICACIES that can I f had in the market. WJHITE COOKS AND 1 rancs or the pacc. 1. L. LI CKEY. roa ccsstabl:. STEVE BLACE, see to it that ttif ml 1, 1 ....... ' u(V,., 1 1 1... ,.r..r. . ,.c .1... . 1. r.y i.u ... .:.i j 1 1,3 "6 " ,rusl v.. yuuueu 10, lor the legislature for wnoiu tu-y ! and U nelil the consumer. It in- u,e.r pauy vote out neither have ( vole are disposed to repeal ihi. un- Ureases the dot y on wool because 1 WH I T E WA I TE R S any qualitioationg superior to Mr'w .,.. i ... ... , . . 1.1 . . . j I 1 1 I I -Vl I ll J, . , r, aiuc ume : inu yn crunan "irgaril2i U and Hodges or Mr. Pooth that should they ought to administer a just foJfSl Sot-ntch cam- r!-... .......,. uune lo rrur .iicLirov. who THE TICKET. I I .: :t .-.l ! . . . a.,u netjueeiiwi 11 euner , the i.isti gator of mis and ail j has qualifications that would make j nonsensical, unjust school was paign contiihutioiiP, rot to attract other voters. Tim silver legis laivs lation, to which tlio reiiuhlieans that have been passnd by thu Ore- have committed l!i . selves, is U0I1 11 fisl.llll V, ilil-ii,,r flu ..... T. : .1 . t ., . Mn;..Uk..i,.j ..;..,..iJn,i t. . , !" . 0 f-' 11 01 teir arv.uiuu.vvwjv uiuiia,iiiv Bun;: umi 19 a genweiuan possessing 1 eight years convention held in Portland on ; much executive ability, is active! - Thursday of last week. It is com-and energetic, and is a person who ! When interviewed re irdin the hiio so acceptable an official as ; Heading this column is the ticket ! the democratic nominee. Mr. I No Chines conking. Meal ttrrci at nil houri. Private rooms for special meal First class sleeping apartment in connection with the n.t.iurant FULLER & & compromise . nornic error. with a dangerous j profound oca- , honest money tradilinns and sound : financial training, h is a coward 1.. 1 uaiad otmooA. Mmt m-n. ..wi mnnA -,M J;..s.- .1... -:.... t..Ki.. ;ir ...... v Ppmar cra?e lor L V . v.,6...vj w ouiee. l"" reuenuy, von- L.he,ip II)OIiev a,J ta vtvAtn h.vi m.l I .Ainu. vb. ' IIa ,a ... .. . 1:!? J r ' rrr TT. ... - ) t 1 r . - - ..vucv,,.,,,,,, r.rijr wajr (JUIIIUUO IOT 6'" uaii iterinai n Si.lU : luruin kuown to tot public by acts in ,' the office of the riff, and democrats ' f-vor of the oil! as it stands. It is public life, and all are men in should feel a pride in giving him especially protei tive of tr.e interest whomthe Totera of the gUtc of ' their support. Mr. Hodges, has al-1 of the Pacific .Northwest in the par Oregon may have the utmost con-j most been raised in the clerk's of- t'cular items upon which the people dtnce. If elected, the state will , rice, having been deputy clerk -veri write there, bene lite they emi.race - " - , 1' . in touiivy wag ursi esiari-j igei v ine principal pro I jctions as 01 1 lished. hence 18 better aenuainteH Well as Px norls nf Wi.l.ii t.... - j r - t-J" with the routine work of the office ' Oregon, and largely oft 'almn.iH, the : than any other man in the county. ! wool Hnd lumf er. Those two items ! Democratu in supporting him have ! are well provided for. I think we' not only the satisfaction of know- t"re 'arnest.in the desire to pass! irig that they are voting for a man ' , 1 '""J" ' bitterly j well qualiliod, but aJso that they are elevating a boy, who has been raised among them, to a position of which he in deserving. M0.KY TO LOAN. A liorfi-d amount itl munttv to bwn "M short lirno with ifmul s.-eiirity. Iii.juiio! J O. J. C!M.I, Hiinevi.Ie, Oregon. 1H will serve the people well, and wboua the voters may well be proud. Col. Robert A. Miller, the nomi for congressman, was born in Lane county, in 13-1, and is at present a resident of Jacksonville. He graduated from tbe Willamette University in 1878, and for several jean followed the newspaper bus iness, bat finally took up the study of law and was admitted to prac tice in 1888. He served as mem ber from Jackson county in the Last Thursday, May lot, was the day on which organized laborers Opposed to the Mi Kir, ley I ill. VV ill it not oppose M r. Hermann he- j Cause be favors it.? I lower house of tha U.t Ui.l.i,,,, .throughout the civilized world had j am.! ttMh! w.;.n-. .1.1..! determined wm'w jrsw't iMiUDVit AJ C All able member and was leader of lhe dem ocratic party in that body. Col. Miller is identified with the agri-i etadtoral interests of Southern Ore-go sod holds a high rank in the eaHeem of tbe people wherever h is known. w . ooTfmw rennoyrs acts as chief exreutive of the state for the Pat four years are too well known to require comment. He was elect ad In 18S6 as tbe people's champion, to assert their rights and demand that the hours of work he reduced to eight hours a day. What the result ha been we are unable afthis writing to say, yet it is almost safe to predict that the laborers have been able to at least obtain some concessions from em ployers that will result beneficially to the laboring classes. C. P. Hunting to i. president of the S. P. Co., was in W'illHtiiette vallev last week. At L'ugi lie he Shid the company would at once proceed to . put the Narrow Gauge ruud in re I'uir. Elsewhere we puolish a commui cation stating that certain repub licans assert that D P. Thompson' I I J.. ; n, ourmg m. .ncuruoericy oi me c, buy the votes of the various hi high position he now holds, he has bor organizations for lO.WX). ear betrayed tne people', coi.fi- Such boasts are mere idle ..lu dance, therefore they called loudly lor his renomination, and will elect kits nsxt June. Hoo. Wm. M. Townsend, th BfMninae for secretary of state, made himself prominent before the peo ple of tbe state in 1884 by making an "able canvass for Cleveland, bowing himself to be a man of talent. He waa appointed receiver j af public moneys at the Lakeview land office in 1885 and still holds that position. State Treasurer Geo, Km proven himself a faithful cu- i ortinnJ, a man "THE KtVQ'l TOrtn.a r I r: "4 9 In T.ng'.tnii. two centurlss nrt, nomrl-r so. ' psnaitlon rrMiUxl tno " ilor.l T'.M.'li "" wuh eiirln .n.lula. Tfco .urxsmiUo. pr10- : tto bar now buootiK- nlmo!ct, an. In tLir litaff. wa k.u. . .i ..-d.. . . . fcV.-. i"V.. J - .7" ,u'u " "'r ui nr. The labor organizations may cut considerable figure in the coming election, hut we believe their vote are not purchasable, and anv Ms- nertmi, l, . ,k. l t.. L ItfllM.Iloal , DIsoovitt. wl,l.:l. .- now. 1 1 bm i-nani.:, iniToy flf-fipfcifij t-iO Tstrra from all tmint ni i:npunt.r lWa wlafltwer oaiiu riiri(f. Jt l (nily royai iwmr'ljr, wnrW-fiTied uni th only lirw, iiA-ir ftad blrxsd rrm"l7 (rn-irrrnty- to N-mrt ir Ititv"-..- OUIffl All IliH. .Its alloALra Isil ....(... IDenU. Ait an alr-mileo i-1, 4 n . .. DooBff S oi..vi,i;ih FA XCV. J A PA N LS E c:niM-:ii.!MLKs " Al. Fine China tea sets and Gr.im'i.ital ware. Sample roo'ii at Cry lfo.ni!. aloiDoii G. LS sale must react upon that party. aBaBaBB-Ba-aaiaiaBBB-aBBBBl The main difference letween the two candidates for governor is that u5? a".' nuCnuJ,!t l'&rtm?,, BiSCkSHlith Si Wqpnmaker. Pennoyer is a in sympathy man of the people. with their interests 2)fl KKVAi:!)iH I piven tiy the Cattle and Horse Protective Association of Crook County for the arrest and conviction of any per son or persons found stealing stock --tr,rft nr i-fi i I l.-hili iinii n a fty ' - " ft "'ft j the members of the Cattle and Itore Protective Association of j Crook Collntv. l!y order of the Afswiation. A. C. Pai.mkr, Sec. C.AH. T. A. of (,'rcH.k Co. Wind Mills, Stoves and Tinware, General Jobbing and Repairing 7 , BV W. E. BUNNELL, At Lik key's Old Stand PKINKVIM.E, - - OlJEfiOX. lXx)ii's Kesiiiuntnt, 1. TJJK CAKV JlOl'.SK, Pkinevim.e. Omkoon, Ah DOONG, PWetor. The -restaurant is first clnss every respect, and the tables ulwav suppliod with tho bent the market nllords. SPECIAL ATTENTION Given to the prepn ration and Hf-rvirig of ALL SUFFERS and j PRIVATE DINNERS .MmU uncd ul nil hour, day ii ifhi. What Are You Waiting For OUR STOCK IS LARGE, ; OUR GOODS NEW, , . OUR PRICES LOW. We Make a Business of Making Bargiansin Dry Goods, Dress Goods, . Groceries, - , . 7 ' '.V Boots, Shoes,' CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, We place our goods at th 1 MTL1 ii lUJ -III!.- mm llli NEW fflEAT MARKET, Jn rilflniell'sol.l stand, I'rintu ille, . . . , , . aianircsu it murvr loiu j.roisitiM in ti,,, rii, ... , . ' iifrincii s ol.l stand, Trine e, and a staunch supporter of their gat SMZZZi ITl ki,,ds ALBERT M. WILSON, I'rop.iei rights, while I hoiupmjii is a man """nf Sjrniiinaw. u w.-ii .. u,rt K.i'i" ' n Sftcrt rtCtfCO. . W. Webbj0' bankers and corporations ot Sf'i ,'I .'kS t',u and eivn afiir VrVii. fdSCn WCrK .l tr.3 1)311 foreign to the 1 no"' roprteir, IJi.rralo, .N. Y. i tndian ef the state's fund, and his ,"f"' ad opposed to their inter- party ha rewarded his faithfulness ! ftB: ' voU!r "(,t Le h1ow of workmanshia. ty!a ky s nomination. The voters will ratify the nomination on tho 2d day sf Jnne by giving "L'ncle" (iaorge a tousiug majority. CHOICE BEEF, M U i I UN, VEAL, AND POUJC COIIHtnrit V on lnmil All KinrJa of Protluce Sold on Coiiiiiiiiihinii. The labor uidi'ii-i o Po;t'a d have deterhiined llint eiyht fioiirs shall jk adopted as :i dav's work. SSOO reward : Hepairin a Specialty. ur4..H.r. ..r n. .u.S.trS STl'5"n- DKAI.OH U ' IWr.'': !L0Wi' A"' -NEiV -AXD ; price to all. Small prof teu?Z?W&: 0U W'A0XM AND ' j l -II that is asked. Live ,d IIAClCf. ; trf;r oeau, by drueicira, I i' l live i my motto. for Safe and Reliable Coods. AT TIIK BRICK STORE. A0EXT8 FOR Tiff- MITCHELL WAGON 1 AND- llli. Bill liS. Farm IniptemenfsL UrEJvJ A SOfJ. AU5EIITM. WIWOV.