Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1???, July 12, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI 1 , 5 i .; .1 ; OlMIOCO KKVIKW. SAT'KIAY,.M l.Y l- IS"). .lyr.Yjr.vy.nr. There is prohablv no f:iotor in Sl !'d th it!. ill ihe :i i. i-.i, in .! V.7.7.', -( llMlltll.-- c , l t V OI tl. l-niinst tlu? pauper l:.'pi' pnivine. s-; e ' .10.1. -f III.': ' 1 1, . .: lily ol'ihe examiners. !,...,! .'.ilUTvnl MU-.-untfmi.-nls ...ill t.i ih.-ir n.-i.-tmnv. t inleiTivi vear U.0 lavaoo pi'V tho "profound" .luiioas prepared Male t.fO.vpm Jm been materially . Th), MoKhlt.v tariiV bill raines I :..vtli Mate hoard ami do justice ; reduced, by Urn loss of M oi k ' ti10 avorugo dut'ios ou i;np.rt3 over ! Voth to teacher. and students. fo J Ka.-Ucrn Or. f;on and by the- r-.iv'fs , cent, yet it if ontitlod U they do an unrensonahlo .njuriic to f disastrous Hoods west of tho Cas-; ft t 'ro,hfo the rvvemms ami iii i llaifare r t k i: JiDKH Ai KVS. lVter Hanson while filing on pur public institutions which toads i0 mny in thoir :titomjt to riiit oad- s, iu:.l there is no goJtiup; . 01uatse taxation-" jnore to build up mul perpetuate the principles of a free republican form of government than its pub lic schools, where the masses may pe educated and enabled to become intcjligent voters. Jlcnee it is a!i juilHjrtant to the future of Orepon that her public school system be nurtured with that care that "ill .. (... m irv wr.uM-s. aro'iml the stern reality wiai uk ': This law has two detrimental ef- rate of taxation tor tho next few .-. .!.. .mi- iMi'uii'.. school svs- vi-nrs must of necessity bo high. " "i ' . . -. . , . , i l tern. It deprive tiw popil of tho So it is important that every uoi-, VjlIita bay laj't weci: was use of money which tho Mate in- lar's worth of taxable property inj jj(o )ms 't :;0!X) as a do- tended should bo used exclusively tu. at.ite bo .lis. sse d at its real val- ,,.uj0I, toward tho building uf a and to the best advantage for ins uo i;, order that it may pay its pro- j j , .jr3j0l,,y by tho Adventists. education, and it drives tho better portiona! part ot the ImrJon oi l:U- out of the probation. It is not jus: tlmt any Tho pooplo of McMiunvillo have cMt,e..rii..i mr the I'liiuimg (eventually bring it to tho highest : f(.55;otl. Men and women who tdass of property e favored or ,0" ' 0f au ek-ctaie linger lino in th.it 8tatQof perfection attainable. The' jjavo .1?p;r:ltian5 u,ove obtaininjr a 'tally ovempt, therefore it is necos-j . j national government has been most ; (Un, .itance will not long con- S!,ry that tho next lej-islatuao do i . t fc ju yt mJW ANNOUNCEMENT V. H. ROWAN, two section? in each township for p,amii,.apped, hi which they are .umt laws, so that every class r'?- kr J'LA' jtr U I ii:ai k is-- cbooJ purpose,, U.r-eodsof the, COI1,Ilol4 tl) fpona sroh of ; of prjperty be Kfuy vflued And;; ' STOYI AN I UAN Uh. ) HN le of which forh, u irreJucalle ,heir harJ ,arninjs in order to l assessed. That our pesei.t laws j . ! - s 1 IK l.V 1 1 A ltl- ftiifiot fund to be placed on inter- aijowej to practice their profession. ; nr.? inndejuate, is rndeinable, but ;'"'. p 0, , ," - tj i WAKK, l't'Ml'S, pst an4 the interest to be . applied Tc,;leiJtrs having no capital invest-. how to remedy them is a question it,",,t V) e "dVof ore tCm - ril'l'-, KTt'.' to the maintainance of public eJ in tiirir work except their intei- that will ?ile tho law makers , kenroni U h l0,'!U' ' ' .!so a lino line of tishing tackle To the People of Crook County! Grand Closing Out Mi -Xf TIIK- scbools. In addition to tins tuna. joc) .,rc S0jom ju-nuancnUy Jo- v.-l:o will meet at s.Ui'm next Jan n.nv nmounlin2tor.loi.it lor ,,.... I univo about, from eomi- irrv As tho law now exists, tht ,'i J....HW t.il wiihtlK. covered on tlie lino oi 10 his mine near that phieo. Another coal mie.e has been dis- each person of school age every r l0 coui;ty, wherever c-acej arc priiicipnl f:iul year, the people of Oregon, t!ir?'.'.g! the lecislature. havo yo'.ed upon besmiid surround.ings are must fa vorable; then; fore any law that assessors !:i value on i in not placing tho fall Lay .V Koselmrg raitroau. i property and also in prop- coal is of good quality and the ow li ners not giving in all ors ilaim lacro is plenty ot it. I 'oos Tli. school tax. nine has been discovered Itis curing an education is through the : it js probably impossible to login-1 a dark red color, and ti.o m'i-v.?sary prly managed, furnish free cl;ool- medium of the public schools, for to make men honest, so that 'experiments havo been imnjo with inrr fir e-c.TV vouth ill the State for ,,ft, M,,nr!iva them of tilO tutor- : Voi- m-W i.'':mr.-io to the assessor it to atisfv men who pr-.'r."-od o - i i j at least git months each year, but sir;p 0f ablest educators, and ! CVcry dollar they jxwsess, but it id develop it. if mismanaged, wnl, like many j-orL.es upon them toacliers cf into- not iir.possille to force assessors U ; Work begins this month cn the lut;iel t-? i..-...... -.v--- , uauioeii- t;ifi.i in vh.cvavi.. v k t-riv ...invi? and thu-. tcgelhor with the amount p,m!Stice to th-.un and deiri.uontal U their worhlly t.'Veo'.s. How to rem-, A paint urn received from the state, of the fund tj,e yotjn whose only means of so? 'CJV this defect then is the question, j near Monroe, T.onton cuimty. mentioned above, ought to, u prop el, V.,1 pr,ool- MAM K. VI 1(1 I! of All Kinds cf Tinware, Cam? Stoves ami Car.p Outfits. Pump work, repairing and nit job work done on shml notion. HAVE" AC AB? to other Duhiic boncficianes, fad short pf its possibilities. That tho mc-rabe-rs of past legis-; latures have been honest in thei. pndcavors to pass laws I enet'.clal to the public schools is not ques tioned, neither is the fact that they have made some serious blunders put ?n qutstion. One cf he most : glaraiugof these blunders is the rior ability though at J:rst-elass " place actual values ujvm such pnq- j ew r iilroa, grade tluoagh I on wages men and women who are tr.v ns they find. They are the . creclj canyon, on the Southern 1'.. inditTerent to tfieir own interests servants cf the people, and can bo,.-, It U 8aid ";X.() men will be and likewise indifiertiit to the in- made to perform t'noir duties lion-! cniplovcd during- tho fur.imer in Jertits of their pujdls and patrons. cstly. Kvory parcel of property : graiin;, nnJ building seventeen It may be argued that the teach- ' gi,oupj to assessed at its real cash ; lnx,s (- track and con.-truc'ir.g a ers who object to the inconveni- yaluo ; that is, if an acre of land i ' ;;;,o-fu..t fanne. once imposed uppn them by the Worth $K it should lo oeised atj At a racoling 0f the Southwest workings of this raw may aUcnJ m. jf ahorse is worth and can Qr,,nn Agricultural Soeictv. h-M EC'.nc one ui u.u to-wufi c - ie sole lur -Tiw u tsuouui ot? ai-s8.-1 BRICK STORE. TJREN & SON Desire to Close Out Their Business in Prineville, And Wil Sell for Cash Only. b r - law guverning the granting ot ccr- or acaclc.lu;.;s that are authorized e,j for that amount ; if a tificates to teachers, which in very ; j.v XM. stats to issue "normal" state $px) can bo cashed at th: many instance; is mart expensive ,ji.)ic,.nKS which authoriio the to the tsachcr, and indirectly is an Qj,ior to leach in any public expense to tho patrons of schools. ; scis00j iu the state. But this is ob for every extra expanse imposed jectionaLIo for many reasons. A lipop the teacher in tho obtaining rrCat many of our most eflicient 1 nt Oiuell t'itv, the following board note or'of t1ircctl)rs wa3 c.l..H-i.-a ; J. W. oauK lor i it n.,; i ii:uvr, . i. . ..-, ones especially, covering up their property when cane morale it tu thu asc bo clothed with authority 1 unon to enu- to take charge of a man's property, and ac- SUlliciont h-li"th of counts i :T time to inform himself of their real i value and tin. n 1c forced to?o hst it. Another fault in the present man ner of af?.v.-s3nieut is that in differ ent counties in tho tit at pf his license to teach must -, teacaVrj have already finished prease his salary just that much. tj.ejr c-Jtications and have not the and is virtually taking just that time nor inclination to take up a puch schooling from tho chiklnm norr;!ai cuu.-se, oihcrs cic pqt f.uan hom the state proposes to, and ' cially able to attend these ''normal" phouJiJ, c-ducato free. One of the scp,00l3 but are fitting thcwselves most objeetionr.blo features of tl;c i jn ,j;e pUbjta gchoole of tho state law is that esrtifie-M granted in one ror prufieint tcachors, while those pcuntyare not valid in another. A whodesiio to oltain n thorough ed- teacher grar.tod a certmcate to uentioi!, and who i.i r.y become tne tcaph in thi3 county is licensed best instrae'.ors, do not choc as tho to teach in any cf tho schools here, -;nfer;0r institution the state has but so BOfjri as ho steps across the ; t!0.-;gnate,l as "normal schools,'' pounty line and dcsirc-3 to engage as pp,co 0)c g:lii:hig knowledge, jn teaching in another, he must, if; but seek some school where real the time fcr halding the public ex-' knowledge can be gained. There animation i3 not at hand, go before j; no qu'-stiun but a good normal the superintendent of that county, ! cour.se will Letter fit a teacher fer Stand an examination that requires ' wcri. ti.0 gel.oo! room, but it at least t'.vo days writing, and often ;s i,vjliei questionable if a teacher a week's travel, in order to obtain ' can g,.t suc). a course at either of a temporary certificate, "permit," t5;0 B0 called "norir.al schools'' in which license? him to teach only ' Oregon, yet it seems that the h-gis- untu me neit regi.4ar iiyam-r. lators who passed Use Jaw n-terreu gC!!S0(1 al thl.ir ff,(.C) t(lUS UmiS mi i examination, when ho must pre-; to wcr0 dc-tem4lcl to force the best : ,-.justic0 to the latter in tho pay gent himself before the county ; educators out of tha profession or - ,ut.t 0f state ax,,. 'mA ai,j ! board of examiners, go through the cornrej then, to patronize those p!t . IIiai,. othtr Jike error? coum be j pameold gag of answering rudi-:iastittions, the "normal schools." j a..0;.j,.j i,v a gtate hor.r.l of cpial-l mental (-uestions taken from the At it geeni8 to iu a scheme 1 iz.lUn) c,;,tJl,0Hl, of 0M(, ,,K 1:iber text-books, pay tho extra expense; with ty3 cnj iu viyw. j. certainly ,., (::lch C0U(lly or perhaps to! Of reaching the place of holda.g the ; ie an injstice to teacher and pupil ! (,.aift the ,,oclv CUI11.erfiome, ! examination end returning to Ins ' !lnd detrimental to the interests of of wc molllbc-r" from each senatoiial 1 school, extra expense for board and ftur pu!)lic schw;iH; therefore ought - (li,jtrict ve8lc(1 with j,OW(.r to ! lodging during the time ho is on to Lo repealed. 1 ic values cu similar classes of ! rop-i examination and one dollar fee for , r- : . -. -J ; fiipn,,i.f,1,. i,P B(1if. t( r-.i..i a certificate that licenses him to' The county court has d,e a wUe, j n 1 I .... n..l t f ! vn nrr-cn a i f net to l'""- ; llenrv jr, it should bo assessed at what : selWjt.r J.,,.ies McXaughton and it would bring, and soon through i Jjmcs Ac. It was decided to - all the hst of proj-erty sulject to ,oUl t,1(J annua, fa;r at th,i fair! taxation. When this is made an ' .rjU!Kis at Ara uniform rule, assessoas will gi't at ; ' , . . , . . , , , , , , j Jackson ccimtv is ninth in point real values and everv class ot prop-1 , . ; . . . .,, . i i ;of population in tho state, ju lm,,': ertv will bear its just burden in de-: ' ' ,, i , - . , 1 . ., . . ; from th v&lo- c-w'. at tho rouont t fravmg the expenses of too state . , . , - p . , . cie;:tlon. 1 he '( gives several, and conntv. la avonl the possi- ., e ,i ..... t , i r , , i others for coaiparis.m, t!io v.to l,o- t'Kilv Itl j.l'V'i-iv UMiivic, .Jun :, , - t i-r '..ic "Vi fcrtt 4- ll,.. !, j, t. ml. r. .!.!-- ...i I'm Ii . I"" t ,1. - . - i, ,'. Ihi. !.-T hi bJ'.nc, lh. c- i Ii;v''ii.'' In i V'-tt 1,-rl OIK (. v il. It C '! n V 0 At rult .H!t .IHI.- a wrminr, lh? tn-all.-.l dirtupttoi , i:.'t i'iJ'y t'-n.- .!- 'l . il ii i-f - f .tr it". aWt r II 'l.-t wjiM, i: t a f " " - ' - j--,-,-!- ( v... I'. - " ! ' '," u. ; .rtii w .ui i.iw r .. It n't jrrrt-t n,r iI--tti-f ;Se" r.il. li.a.id S utir'1 - a c-l. l'fntttal &4 irro. Uoston, Maas Hfjn.l" 1 - . " C .,t li-.i , . ri:- 1 ll.-t.vf,.. mi: 1 "t A. J. TO'.vcn, Miillnomah, Linn. I'KIH; Lane, .'1 IS'! ; l.'nion, ."..J7'. ; I'matii la, "111; Douglas, L'tdS; I'laeka- iinji on givomor: , Vl,02 ; Marian, ' 17 j mai, 'J'l-lo ; Jackson, Vans. Wa,l. hill, 2-170; Mat-.-;., 2e ington, 2175. ; A w r.ter spout occurred Inst Tuesday on Sutton creek, says the T.akcr Citv Ihm-rut, starting on1 different '. t!io summit and running a ported values are placed upon staple prop- flood down f,n the ranches bebnv, crty that .!oc3 not lltietuato or '' destroying grain, il.um and garden change by locality or surroundings. ! patchej. Tiu principal bw-rs by For "instance, ht year in some the rush of waters were Jud;;.' L. . counties money, notes and accounts Sterns, who had a largo reservoir were assessed at one-half their faee ' waslicd out, .and Mr. llriehaux, while in other- U.ev weie iid- j whoso gram lial-l was t.tolly ilam- igo.l by klilin washing over it. THE OHIY TRUE sTONIC new irr. r.iitvua 11104 el il'l If IUin -r. - rtutTaftn j trim CMttictatnt value, ft.Uow a leL'itimato cal.nis. to prac . !. 1 e. -..1 .. :.. : t lm imonlf? r,f the pcuntv irenerallv. : 11CC ole tiioscn pruie. uu, iii i ; -- - r , , . . p u.a 1 ' ... 1. . ... i 51 f id !.ttii one uu in oneart ol ' in 'inim:riT:!;i. . ir. .iiavion f'Ol U11V r - .U..-U. - -p :- . o that they are equal every wheie the county in which it is grant j the state to be assessed the same as! 1 1 1 .. ,1 ,. ,i,.k ..r m- v..vi.., it in in uiioisior. i;o fin: 11 a etaia : tJL ' J J ' a I', int. i...... ... t . ...vvj. . tli.-:dimihir ! If the teacher is in a remote nart of eoamussionur, w n me vacancy j .1. 1.. r .1 - . ..c l.-.i.l caused bv the U:.J". ;urcwi9 rf capful. cnSCrv-!' J f equalization, line me exaiiiinatiuii, u.c.u tijiu-,-- - --.- - , , , , , , , .,. . ' nti i, ;, f.c- ,00,, r, who his valuations would bo impossible, biued exocrines w 1 am-cate not . Stive Ijuairit-Ba man, one wno nas , 1 rs, and from ; successtui m tno wanageinciii - - ""-- " ' ; ,. , , i.f 1 ,.. 1 ;,.,.b mil will 1 ' burden ot state tax would be ovoiU Ihrctlv from m m Oftn bUeint-M anU win U careful in the management of the ;" u"" iiB nw"'i.' '1 I,. I - iffairs. And another con-, l"; lu "ui..t.:. m.ra'. ivevenient thing regarding Mr. Slay-! Jiatii.fs of the property throughout 1 me Hian lees than twenty doll whom must it come? the teacher, but indirectly from tho school patrons, or ratht-r from the county s a .hairs, nunils in the school, as it denri' ;,.,, ,.. .,-.!;., n.. ton is that ho lives near town and twenty dollars would pay the teach- can attend every term of county or'e salary, for if the teacher is put . court, without neglecting his own to extra expense in order to bo al-: 5IKf'3- lowed to teach, he mu.4 haw an n h Uny 8.uklcliin, to learn extra ealary in order to repay hnn ' ,,...,,. ; tho ,t.nto of for his extra outlay, ttui3 ucprivnig the ptipil of the .roper use of pioney that is intended fur his edu cation, but is squandered in satis fying the demands of a nonsensi pal law. The most ul'surd part of this law is that a uniform at of questions, prepared by the. stale 3 0 B3E9 O Tho confortiiea committee, to whom the silver bill has been re ferred since the refuri.il of the house to concur in the sonata amend-1 tneiits, is sajd to have been niudu ; ' . i , :fli tit Pennsylvania that British jrold is "P "Hchi 01 v.z gai-4 uugs, . o i &' H' u r a 5' in o n a M I cl y o o (, rr 8 T e LADIES nrr.WA'TWi'iVo'i tl.yt..niil.-l.fO Kr.iurtit ul'.-lt:... Al ff.Mi hlr fall (ui ra.l, t ,r'':,;!li'l".L'.'.4'iIT. (Cr. M APT E rt ' U IITTII UVIR PI l,L M.wl.h.. H..n.pl Ou "'l '""' 1I Or. MARTtR KIE0IC1ME CO., UUUim, F. ED. II WHITE 1 1 mm:; m i-.i-:!'r, I'uinkvii.i k, oniaiox i-io'i an. i on ay TiiK ! fOP'JLAR iflSORT fORiLL j wii wish I A :;m).1 (igar, A nice refrcfhing drink, A pain..' of billiards, or A social Rome of cards. CUib Rooms for Cannes- ! Cill ,,-.- 1, lii, 1 .... lOrepn Limi (ii.i nflrn. Co, CO CO 10 to the trusts and nioiiopoljoH. Y.'o love to be taxed, wo ex- i ."'U'iin: 1 '.men, 1 . 1 . . .1 ........ . . r . 1 beiio'used to prevent an iimroiuse : auvucuie ... mycr money : of the dulv on tin-plate. John UuIL " gatly discournd in conse should at once be made to under- j 'juence. The reptihhcana ..onliiiup stand that an outrageous lax on ev- i l' CI,rry "t their compact with the orv American housofcold is none of Capitalists to turn tin, country over , IjIh businota. 1 wo w'.ni-,l. In l,fi fiiinl. and poaru, is used by all county . . vprv . ,,v ,,.xin2. 0,r. throught the state. And if a tench- ldyt:S,Cnvri:i. Jounial. er, on exaniinatiou beiorecne conn- j .. ty board, shows himself compe tent j Crook county U now run on the totcach.it ouaht to bo evidence : urincinle of "nay as you go." This that he is conipelent to teach in week Treasurer Whilo advertises to and J-ostoii oro ehiating the Km t pny county in the state. Put the ' pay yll county warnmls registered frn ice tfjst by importing ice from jaw Rikr ppemed to think that; prior to July 12, hS'JO, If there is j Xova fjeotia and New l'oimdhind. jjliilialio jnlluences or change of lo- j another c ounty in tho state that is jThia is an ice state of affairs. Tho polity might disqualify him, or, : paying up its debts so closely we I bill nhould at once ho amended so pprj'ji-ifH'Pj t!',,v !,!ily baye i?es- would like to hear of it, as lo protect the infant ice indja!ry 'Fhn JIoKinh y bill has cue glar ing and astonishing oiniysi.m. It fails to put a tariff 011 imported ice, and ihe inhabitants of New Vork LITTLB 1 ILs: Ihsi W D'.isr Pa! f!id 6iex hrMnowr, r.n t.;i tm-ihicr. ariritp-,; ti'inl j Ln.rrOi0uArO.iaiifni. t c2v 4-i.i.ii-tk.H ;..i. I i.i 1 ititiji-ir.n-r.x.'l. a aw pn h nltrlyurlMtitl Wi "'.. t-. r -n I torn 1 ui iiar. ntmtr i lo'j l:tr,io n rfo-o. J-a.7t.1t -k I ! w tu'i'-b iuj.r, 1'ilta P'i up In m uri.n., vmj j tvMi li irn, hw. itrrift'l In ,0.t riw;i..t 4 rir.at (on,. m. a-o.-. n ,r.-..i.i , 4a. llaala. . 71 a. hnn'. ll.ftu'a. wl'li. I iv mr its Hoivto CtT.OO nt SALEM, OR. ( In ll'.e ( I.U.. lii.-oir.nice Heilliiig) AM) IliiAVH (il-'i r-l.'H IN i i PORTLAND, AST01UA AND j ALPANV, j Ifi'H fir pah' a larjrn list of prain, I ttock and fiuit farms, uho city J end tuburban proji.Tty. j The Orr.,11 Land Co. was oh : pecially organized fur tho purpose I of buying mill subdividing large tracts of land, rind has during tlie p rti-t two yeaiH 1 ou'.'ht and Hubdi : l id. d .'h:'!") acres of land into o and jliiiacro lots. Tho snores of Ibis I undertaking in shown in tho fact that out of (ract jd:,polon the i market, -''v" havo been sold. I I l rhiun Ihnl Irti wren of rioov ai Jaud in fruit vHl bring a btrgrf in- tMM than I'M uf re in ultra!, in the Mi.yi-ii.'ijijii rrdb ij. We uho niiiko valunble improve nients in tho way of roads, fences, etc. Wo can sell a tmall tract of hind fur the same price tier aero i"j:'';;r.''7s,J'"r,-Mt'n,',''-i--'""'.iywi wouio li;; vo lo pay for a lari'o ..- ai.4 iiKitaw hii.ih ,r . la .. i - - - ."I.C U..-Z ...J lIHKi mi'lK l, la au.at i f nn. H.jTcrco irou toxic, i I 'arm. r nni ,,, ni.i.iiti: uf 1. 1 i.a n.:. ti.-i.ivi;. :.ii)., . m.i... lli'StliFI r If.- iKI.ll If ATHI M I .,:;in Hon.. I n lll-....l.i:i .11 vi. in! ii::, m i u,.,. ..S tll fltr I, fl t! a-a 1 !rt mM m po. m J:n mwm f xst. to.n. wo, . and prico lit,' . (ii:NTs roll th r- MITCHELL WAGON AND- II. Fiirin Implfiiieiiis. UFEjvJ & SOfJ. lTTT T .TH" F? At. f!D SUCCESSORS TO STEWART & DAVIS DEALERS IN General Merchandise. AGENTS FOR Ragle nr.. .. ... u mm urn Company, Sclmttler Wagons anil vi IV t5 V r I VI I J A 1 IS fj HHrt UCl FULLER fi CO.