Ochoco review. (Prineville, Crook County, Or.) 1885-1???, August 30, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. 1 -I OCIIOCO KEVICW. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3-, 1S. TO SET7LEE5. 4pHiioa for 8al froof a'jtifcs Bid" t ..iiiMiclhUwKr. ilerilxs priee iorpao- 1 I.!iiut )nd nov.ee. fT.aa. if nttift- tie to II If ((UIXIC. H " UHKC -Jl 'Ji 9, LUC WT. a J j.ai!CiUoa will t lustrttd Jr. '; ..wk;: atpaiti in advance will ha charged for! at the rate of twenty-fire cent ?r montlj, ; r turee ! rear, ir au , - -. r. LC1L. PERSONAL AXU (lENER.tL. ; t oantr oort eoarew twi. ; For Sale A fine iaiio. Inquire at this oSce. j The best quality of Tni.'Qr Sour at ', f U - , , ., . . .t1iMttAn.wi.Ka Ml in tr.ner - " : Cteboco Thursday. ' kind, of fre,h fruit. ("line rays the Li-best price in cah lor batter and eM. jne nonte o meeung ci iiojuaw euai- . iiatioa la this i-ioue. i Crook county got lCf u from tne; ntnte scboui fund this vcat. j ' v ait oa iuu onice u yon wan; w out a ei. littl hr.m dose to town. ' ' v.. -..t ... , tains have returned to their hun.es. ' JIi!o Wo'jd, of Trout creek, made final proof on his jire-enipli jn ye-terday. Farmers wh hiv-e threslisi n'p-jrt tha yield of graia luliy up to their e;.ciation. Col. Smith lias cout;leled hi contract ! for buildiuji a couutv ruid around Rock I'uinU l'rof. Bell closed his serias of lectures OCll clOSCJ .Us seriae Oi lectures 1 .. , , , u , . Buudiy and lelt on ueaday tor . i here on Mitchell i- " I There were tliree or four threshirnr ma- I chines running ia Ochoco valley above : town this week. ' ! StndeaU should remember that .the j public schools of PriuevLle will pen on ; heptcmber 'S2d, i Aj-esor Keilr loots up the taxable ! property of the coantv Uiis rear to the ' fimount nf 1 s t:vi ! Elmer Pavis has returned from Lane couniv, where he Lad been 'durins the last illness of his father. ; r i ., i ; -i i . - - . rook county ail now has a tenant, ; John ITxk. wh w as 'com milted withi nt bail by Justice i';ll last week. . If you Wint tb gt your money's worth j go to Rowan's wh.-a in nee 1 of anything in the hardware or tinware line. Harvest hands combined of the heat i , . during the week. They say it was verv ! , , , . .... i uucumionawe Mor.iag in tue sua. j The cattlemen ' this v !-J v'di ba pin their fall ride September 15th. 'ihey will meet iu i'riiitville on tiie Uih. ine lnaeviae lioanag mii; ars now . in d repair, and wiil be ab'.o to make a beta- grade A flour than ever before. i Our old friend Ed Kb,n writes that he j ha left La Grande and has taken a po- fitioa a salesman in a store in Portland. ! J. II. Suodderly was the fat farmer to : una a load 01 gram to town this Reason, Laving brought it in the first of the week. Married In Prinevnle, on Sunday, August 2-tih, Judge Si-aaiwr crlielaitiue, f - V,.w T.V.... I : c . ' i?operintendent Iledtjcth has apjioint- m.X it V.' ci i' i. ir i . . ... ... ..j-. uu ... i,. -ti.uiuge assistant ex-iminers for the ensuin 'v.'-.r S. J. Newsom was detained bv business . . 0V t'.USlnfMS from startins'to Cahfornw the Srst of the wevk, D-i wm get o.i to-moww or Moa - Jay Considerate hasb.n w14 her this week. Thr,il!,n.i,h.,vw.. ,. f.v. v.-.-i.. r.-u3.... . ""'.,v ' "J - ' - Jasper Gulliford and fauiilv, who have ptlXniinrtrr S?iSr ' h0me Sawmill owners sav lhe lumber trade bos been dull this summer, owinC to the limited amount of buildiuz beirnj 4-ne in the country. .. , .-. t. T ... , , , llepreseataliyeT. J. Stephenson, A. J. - surom it- c,,.A , t....i , ..v.... . -VV....-C1.-.U rtiiu iri... Gage, ot" the Ilridj' creek side, were in . , . . town yesterday. S. K. Alloa, formerly a resident oitiiH county, but now engaged in th mrr.-an- tile business at Mt. Yernos, Giaat Co. was iu town Monday. The Baldwin Sheep & L-.nd Co. . threshed 2303 bushels of jrrain on their' Place at Hay creek, besides putihig up about lOOd tons of hay. Circulating medium gold and Hirer '" lauk " a,w fc-eei.cuu.- is noi plentiful at thhs otfiee. P-elinaueatti will probable take the hint. The first hockleWrri of the ason wew boru3ht ia oa Monday br residents of the Warm Springs r.rvatiaa aad all . at 50 cents p2r gallon. Marshal Charlton hx- bcran repairing; the bridge across Ochoco oa Main ?ree He is making the bri.b, about 2 longer than it formerly was. :This week Surveyor Htston pre?aVd plans and speciStionsfur thenewbridw crow Crooked river, to be sabtnuwd lo the county court next te - lot. an.. 3!rs v. ..f. - i fr Willamette valley sr- aew the ' Cascade, via the tlJ Lke 3d wU1 expect to be gone several weeks. ".deavor to get his animals oa the Mr. Cansmaa, of The Dailca. was here yesterday wli a load of tine primes raised on his place near The Palles. Thev were of exealbnt quality and sold readily. " is quite evident that the diphtheria coarse in thi-s eonnfy hxs l;n cliecked, 1 era-u-iited, Dat too much care can J. u "rerent ,ts "trt,a a:u - wn oa Wednesday. 'v-pp k, -ii a Oil, of apples raised on his plaee at t r.jKi Keys, for ,hieh he found w-adv sal Man-M At Ote nMeryoftbeTn.JttV directs in the eastern part a this comity, oa Aazi-l Sh- I- N". LkiWtl. J. P.. of- ' - . ... - , firiatin?, Mr. S. K. Lewis to Miss Clara Ivlco. 1 B. J. E-tes was before examiners writing for i week. is eJ; jjje ecijooi ja the kwer d;?!r crc' t. the M. E. chnrch to Sunday." Owjrye" cummer' liufe chn.'.ren beiuj battizo5 ' into the thnix.b. ; h . E. 1 lower will be Iofatea next dr ' the Review oS for the next two . .....J!TOi. n. ,i..h;!;!- u, -Cn. vi r , i i i . . . do so br calling on Liai. i TheEpeopal ,-lergrmen, Revs. mJ ine and. SnwlLff, delivered two able ; . i . . . . -i , f. Kjar, nw iai sunuay. iney ien on: .. . , Mouaay ror ar creea, ai iiutu fiaw thev held service Moi,dav evenhie. : a Dr0Wn5viIlei a(!companica br their ifak - a. wereia Prineville oa Wedms- '.ir. Tbev -anie across tle Cascades by i me .ucivciizic raau au n-iumiM m ua; Santiaai. llsram longpf y and ..-a.nes anitoun were ia town Wlne,i.iy. Mr. Longcoy , , , t. ,, -, "j - creek pUce Uas season, having pat uu i j. k! t.,i ..f iv r.a 1.1.1 .nntt..r cri-,r. tn ' j.,:.,l, : Why would not it be well fr some ; one to open a boarding house for s! adnts ? i If young men and women could jet board , reanoaable in town, nodoubt many would coma here to atiend s"hoo! duiin' the wim.r mouths. Ti.u wwk ravp Rowan'ii bar which.! has' recently been painted by R. Paven-' nr,rt .tr- ,,mi in nos'.tit.n in thf ntn pori.in at. j.ui iu pouo.i 1.1 uiu t-a.wu . jm j Sreseats afir.e aprarance. It shown ; Mr. Pavennort to be a 1'Hiuter of no mean ability. Call and see it. : Mrs. Win. FWor and family left last ' iionX.' f .r Salem. whfr thpy pti to : make tlir home iu lhe future. We re-1 grtft thai Mra. Foster has detoruiiaed to ! li-ave rnaeville, as she was one of the . . .I,,--... ... ' riiiecs.j xoi. ia me voiuiuunm. Ye Editor, ve Mrs. Editor -nd ie in- fT.;! n.i r.f i!, v..,-. ; havs gone to the mouritains, but there is : uo -":'-r cf the j-a;r dying, since the ' strong arm o L. id. (. rata is bare to pre ,rc-1 WU j tide over the tane'uia of the up-to . r 1 Ceo. -ocle was m .u-n t ,.. " ' and informed us t men will be,da the fall ride at Back i l aK.uataia ou w-pteujbt-r lirt.ii- All who . , , 1 ' ' '. quesiei to be present at tne above time , , , a..u piai..e. . .. . t j- , , I ai.j u. t ui priiiu lauiacs uc-; ieoaiequhe esperi gardeners, and row . pi-odiiee excellent vegetables. Una day : ; this week one .f the lu.iiaiis from tne reservation was here wiih a load of wa ter melees, cie cf which weighed tir,.iw Mr. Flower," an experfeneod anist re. cently from Portland, has takea roamd next d.i..r to this oaiee. where he is pre- pared to do all ki i.t, o; phxojrapn work ; u llie iue.;t ntyu ol the art. li:os, dj- ; siunj; psetares saoul 1 call at oace ijr Mr. 1 Flower will reiuaia ia i'ria-jviilo ouly a : short tiuie. ! 1 'M... IT. . 7 i ptenil-er' 7, there m id be religious ; mrviivs I i.inn rl.uivh am! ii i an : . - ' I organization hl be cfleeU'd ol the bodv ,0u-' i kiioviu as Christians. All are reouestec : sted l'.i.ua ilaf V' L . .1 : .. i. . v 1 - 1 Some time since- the .Yf ir gave an ac- cfnut Ul carcasses of a lar,e number eaJ caide WMnghuiii; on ju:npertrees. : -lr. lister who was in twn tldi week U ':a,;i,,;,vt,rti1:..,:,:. - ,ii:.,,i,.,n.; 1.MI dead caruasses lodged ma drift up t!ic creek just above tiie Xc-ur oSce. ; G. A. Stanley, who for two rears was i,.'. " . - V C, A. Stanley, who for two rears was1 Principal of the Prineulie schools, left ! IVrr .r.H loit S'lfml-.r M Ci. i , , r - . s : I "pe 10 e?.,er f " ,norfal i .a, .,. , ., : . ..." .- . ! cb..cn teaching as his life profession, I 1 . .. i ina proposes 10 inorouimiv hi. . m. - . . for it . , .... t.. ii; .. .. i ;aU!s and Geo. j i.i.-i itranesi:.. ao.; nil ; Barnes thought they had found a incus ; wagon and started to follow it off, but it stopped at lhe photograph pullery next ; ,kor u, this otEce. and they tuen learned j it was a new photographer come to town,: i aad went oa their wav detevuiiaed never again to follow after false gods, u . i it t-- i ... i :.. - : j-trb-t su'll at San i'i-'o Cai and : we are 'pleased to st-ite k gr'adaaliy im - piov;ns iu Lcaith. but will probablv not , a. to ,,resi..ie at tiie UctoLer term ol 'court here. Kc - .-v.uer. ja.e n,s, " : the Sec..i cus.ii, ,i0J(j Ci,nrt m ; tUe coami i this district, ! hle to l-.o'.d a term here, if not Jcdge Cliabrd, of the Sixth district. ill I most H-eiy gu ia judge Bhd'e stead. for t aHfurula- i . . , , - " " I T53 Tetk " J" WSOm Start j for Caiifcinia with a drove of young . muics, which he intends placing; ' oa the mmket. They are a fine ' lot of animals and will no doubt ; :wu.u.uuu kvw : . . ... oeiore iau plowing oejjiua. Examined and iHscharced -r On Saturday afternoon r loci was iven an examiuati : before Justice Ik-.l on a charg , wontonly destroying property ! longing to George Chamberlai .t!" 3Sed burning fencing on the; ! PreiU i id"uc premises of the deceased. 1 he ev nee failed to sustain the charge s a. j. 1... j: 1 1 ana the defendant, was difcharged. f 1 AseeBded Ob w laeTsre SMei. O- V. SIsTten. wto returned on ; Monday from a trip to thivCaseede ' camp, eight nsilea from the moan- ; "dat .the glacier about 11 o ciocS, where : they lunched, and then -began the aFCCnt. The glacier, Mr. Slnrton ; Elys, is grand, though dilheult to ; ,,-,.! nT.r ft it u.-r.i1 n ilea in: . . " . ! lpncih ana cor.pl !s f t snow trnm 1 -J xo ItW 1Wfc-lu ut'i" ",m- Viiru there are deep crevices which ap-: pear to reach to tne bOitoic and are i r - l.i T-i i ! several leei in wiuiu. inese uae . . . : to be jumped, and unl ss one if -, , . " 3 . .,.i't df?er" Len w',1,lu a bj'f 'f of lhe 8urant they came to an ab-; rupt cliff of ice which seemed im-; . possioie to ascenu, inougn -nr. ; '!iaton who wa r-robablv more ,..iaioa, who j.ooaoj iume venturesome than the rest, began , . . ,,. . . , . chopping steps in it with a hatchet ., , , , 1 01 ng up until he reached a: which was very abrupt, when , 'and -mi u- rdace wnich was verv abrnnt nc- tueu uioui .mu Ceud, but finding this .impossible, i he was comnelled to keen on climii- ing until he reached the summit, j :u;vui..u.-,ii.Iwu.u... . lu, ..in. i..hj jnuuju.r. vu lilt reCCIiL.V liC'IU rveTlIUCr.V ftcrc ".lil'IC ? 8 .rap 3 if. til VS" tbconntrt3ard the middle one of the Three Sixers ' McKensie, aboat twenty mik-s ed with sore ores' when thev r-': (tlCfeSSbswl ; Ji--n. ls ,f ftrei - ., .,. . ... . : , . : kt-K-SS jwSftTTSt.Alb-f' ; ranch : ranee n the ntr: oc t certificate this . on the ilst witn a party- troan tn- iroin tugene, ana was ounea at rivetf here, though Mr. Newborn' VSVtTirSlplK? batfab.aUe ' tro.i .et ored jo tcat-u gtns. Their party consisted of Mt. ernoa cemetery on wines- did not consider it anv'thin scri- ' jKfU?fe3sUs jS, ; be wld. Addre m N.s H.!1. i oa Badge ; thirteen nersons. and thv left their : dar. us. as he had ori-ruta:? fm in-i iiJkr:' ntse. : r . i - - v . i.-, - . , , . . .. where he arrived about an hour'v-u- 1 '' 1 n,,cul,:' -iU' : ahead of the rest of his party, who did not venture to follow him and ; took a more circuitous route. Onlv ! e . - tbree of his companions suceei . 1 ,. , . , in Tp.iehina tlw sinimi; or mountain, the rest havi out faither down the The summit, he savs. is rnmnosed 0f loose shell rock and lare bowl- anj jg nQ a pregt.,t covered . , with snow. The -view from the summit of this mountain, which is estimated to he between 10.U00 and 11,000 fee . above the Sea level Mr Slavton savs is indeed graiid, and well re - pays one making the ascent. There : .. ... . .. . 4J ..ii-iiu i u u i u tii :uav- ens. where the air is intenselv rate, and looking' down the almost per - pendicular sides, he experiences a - feeling which mak him want to I -, ,, ,. , .- . hold OH 10 something to prevent hl . : . 01 , faiiine ; he is on the summit of ope : j of jhe highest pecks iu the Cascade j range, and looking in everv diree-1 lien, he sees a wonderful nanr.rninn ' l" i of nature's own painting. Looking : tn tl-.o o ict l-.n eons I .--.o.l )....,,-4., ww ...v .. ttvcuiv.i4u.iu ucc.tr - and treeless hills of Eastern Oregon : with an occasional gr'enn spot in the brown, indicatinig the different, ' ranges of timbered nionntiina To , ., . . . ,. the west he cn look far in tne di - ' wtion of th P.iciiic but. ib .-,. ' -ni ,.r,t ,.,1, ti-,.. . i M f". ' IiPr n wntptR ' n hi p nr.mrpnt r ; almost at his. feet stretches the: i i, .;r.,i n-;n n... t :ccjuii:ui n iiiaiueiLe vanev. ir npw -i ,. - , (in eit'it-r si.!;. -i'n a h-itl ..f rn.on .. ...... - v. &. . v .., : , . ., , . anu ti tne center mnv be seen i .p i . . ' , " . . V nior irrirmn- n ......... many thriving towns and cities of ,, l0e vai'eJ- Along the I ascaaes ! may he seen a number of lakes ; nestlins down in the mountains ; .vi.t-h'Xnr.,,,,. ..- f ;i " surrounded by the green foliage of ' the derceforf- ftcr feasting their eyes upon the grandeur of nature until their ' ,1 : . . 1 r .1 i l UJUies ntre aluosl ,ror-e!b lne.v ae' ' 'feended to their comrades who had i lingered farther down the noun- ' foin cul .irJ'nrnV,,! rl',.l. ' a"u .'icu m mt.i cmii' . ; -t S n'o Wl- I.M-.o-e r,.l tl-.-n !" ?0L'0f bu.ig.y end -'-r : though all feeling thev had been i : il l. n r ..i: . i i i ; well repaid for their exertic ; : Secnlar t r.iou Orcsniied. : Last Rnn.'se r..i- , ...v .i yuft X UU11 . 1 sccuiarl-ni - , the following oflicers were elected : t President, Knox Huston secretary A' C" IalfI'Jr ; tiea surer! C. Rogers. 1 The object of the union ' is to "pro - ; mote good-fellowship anion m5n. I- nfl .-.T-.ft ..n iK,. r,.. ..rt::. . ... ..v. -u.jv,. vo u:t. vi ii.i eralism and f.-eethom-f-.t Thr- fit ' ..... . ... .011 union was held st . the residence of Knox Hu?ton on ! Monday evening. Hereafter the i union will hold meetings at such ltin-.es and nh.Ces as mar he .'rt-. '. . , , I " i b-V tae members, Ccrtifleate cf KesiVn. Considerable uneasiness is man- ; ifvst a,3-c,T ,, . amens cattle owners rtgardirg' tiie disease with which Mr. New- sum s linrrorted Cfit: e prp sl'ictp.i . : .i . .. ' eW'n i? f ,I e rinion the e is a loc-al ailment, as the ; cattle wi-re sound wh-n he shirrd tnom trom Kentucky, end h hue' The little 4-year-old son of Mr. - ; Johnson, of Wheatland, met with a J fall last Sunday and sustained a - , . ,. ; fracture cf tb right crrn M.f. ..;.- o-- . . , ; lnu-nuon into tnect on tne ilia a.o m:s car wT-.i-i 1,-0-. ana in- .1 nflE On I r)S i,r,.l,u,1.calti,i3iw irctn: t. ,, . teLd io. lann under th- V. S. pre em ViiUlC , : Jailer .Shore, inspector of stock for '- c ' U1 t:oa laws tne a',' of NW- and :'-. f t i J : fontana shotvir- .-,t deftf";e 33 that Chamberlain as- 2 Tp 14 rj. 1'.. BE., and a-.y Tl:iw Snd one-b.df miles ;irom iTiu- OU - , , 7 , -au'ted John Flock in hi h-n-e on 7 " 1 v --' ua.in- improvtmnts vEkn:a.ivi1i1.a;:r feel 0-v utrcn e 01 .i . ,1 ,i, r t ;the day cf the tragedy and was tne same wirlnn ma-ty ..ays from this i;o- s.-s,d..t.ir" i.-i-:- -.v.er r-i ,?-. ,1,.. , taut Eiamuu tus, -iui a ui uiv , . ll-'C i;'.l.ll rr,.- , - 7, - be-:, . " killed. Flock acting in self-defense i. . .'V","" ! Hood boose aid Uirc. 1- -fi har.riy to n de"laU :ti, ....ii-,. ., . is.,j, h.u ;-l.orJ house. j.-tslisj.W fir a irso:i n'ce ' . The examination closed on Satar- .t.h ....! .2..' f 1 Death cf T. TV. IHTis. On Tur-sdav. Alisust 9th. T. Y Davis di-d at the home of his t the time of his death Mr. .as SI yew of age. - H, ng leo ;Rg Tas a pioneer of Oregon, having come to this state in 1547, and ai a plonefcr 0f Crook county, harin been one of the early ecttlers here. tag:ons, as cattie that have c-o:i;e ; n i .in i-r,r1-,ri ti-irti c? .. I -Mr. yavis was a member m rooa . , , T - . I. O. 0. F., and also held a bencfi- ciarv in the A. 0. V. V. Lodee of , , He was a rood, honest .i0 .-lf.Vpr mire enu.is mau, one wt.o never mace enemie.., and we doubt if there is one living of Tom Davis, or one who can say Le faag not lott a friclld by Lis ,i,.,h Tl.cic l.4a pjliier Uj Chester Loth men . - i r crown to nioam HIS loss. liV?0I.VSI0X OF RESPECT. The foi'oivine resolutions were 1IJt i01-J"'B ir'ululli"1' WCM- aaoi'leu " u- u- r oue 01 tiiis t.uce at tntir last regular - ,v..;trl..,t ! ... i 1uest 01 lhat organization : H:dI of Ocboco lAd Xo' 4G" L ist 23d. 1S3:J. Whereas. Death has taken from 0Ur ,oi"ft 0,;r WOrlh-V br0tLer' j '! conjiiiunitv a usc.ul, upng.. i zen' an1 ll5s family a kind father,! whose tteparture we sincerely mourn Lcsolrtd, Thut we hereby extend t0 ius "cavea chilaren and bis; .irother and sister our heartfelt sympathy. ' Solved, That this hall be draped !in mourning for a period of CO days, i Priced, That these resolutions : he cnr-d on- th ininneta nf thia i i iod'' a"d lliiU a C0P-V be furnished j 10 e!ltb jf the local newspapers for publication. Aboiivh Hodges.) I. L. Ketcki m, Committee. i. W. Aldrii.ge ) Held Without Bail. The preliminary examination of : 'onii riock for killing George f ' I !; ii i he rl a i ti was heenn on Friibiv . .- --o j st week before Justice Bell, The state was represented by At- i to.-neys Barnes and Moore, and the defense by Attorneys Uritik and . v;,.i 0j T.,j ii,,.,- r, , : -i-boi and Jtiuge Dustin, ot Can - ' von City, who arrived late in the ''eveninir'.'alsn isit.l in th. ' it IJ j-C. The first witness for the prosecu- ...... .... . : t-on . r I u .... ... ,c . , , , ', ', , . ! .-,f !, 1,,... ,fm i.. . ...... t.ji vi iut JL 11.111. UCi id III 1 . . . - when (.hm.h on u ft,- ,..,..., ,.f ' 'S - "a,u "'i , the wounds. Dr. -Bell .. t- , . 1 , ' tined as to the nature of the wounds. ! : or, of which entered the hack, am! : other t!ie riht .i.mnl, nnrl r.rhor ..u.. ...... uinijauTO. .inoiiier witness j for the state testified that he saw !rbw.,; r- " ,. i house, heard a gun shot, saw Cham- I herlain fall ffom his horse, and - . , hcara two more shots. Tiie evidence for the defense was ;to the cfffcct that Chamberlain ri.,..-, i .... irtu-i i iui b nu 151; un me even- : inc;ot tiie kiliinjr, shot Flock's doc and Flock going to the; door to see' what was the matter, Qhauiheriain ;urew i.is pistol On Mm. J ben ! I lock returned into the hnnso. rnf - ' B : Lis gnu, ran into ti.e vard and be - Sa firing 'anil Chamberlaia was i killed. The defense also produced : evidence of two witnesses, 'Messrs. ) Etteriield and Gambnl, that - ,Ciianjl.frlain had threatened to kill biOChS dC3. End if ip r,hnA ; ci .. jc ' would -:give him a round." Mr. -n r-i-.i.. r .., , , iainer-in-Jaw, and. I Cnarles Flock, brother of the de- : 1 f-r-dant, tes tiSed that Chamlerlain . had luld em fce woald kill Flock, The pistol found near Chamber- ? Iain's body, a Smith & Wesson SS- Iclilre five-shooter, was placed in i. .. , , ... ' - ... aS ;"un J. 0 hav : " 1 ' l"u u,'l,ldrtiU nriuges ana three empty chambers. The theory of the state, es shown. p., iuvc a n h ; f .CES ar,J.FBet0 k,jl Clian,Wr - ; day afternoon, the justice remand- ' Ir.g Flock to the custody of the 1 sheriff to await the action cf tie i .. .i j Thomas . Davis, therefore, be it ; ! n,w, T1(i i;-,i.v , i school funds as apportioned to the :tvssl-' At re.ieveK th- l;;il suS'erer at . , ; J.eeQivcd, i oat in bis deatu, our j . ' . . :otii-e. produces naiar.il. quiet idee bv n(T :vpr lodge loses one of its trustworthy, i "incts 01 rooit county : ireeina tne child f.oin p-i. ad ti.e liide ng g.Ci. ..... , . ' i County fund. $2-41 07- st;.t : "'craij awanos hni;A as a button." mountain : taulitul and ethcient members, the ; - ' , , It w very pleasa-d 10 ta-te: sihes lhe jgrsr lurv. A Fe15ar Dbae. The thoroughbred -Shorthorn cat tle which . J. Sesam imported Fpectors f states he passed through that th,cattlewere perfectly. ! .1 ,.- . - it But.v.nce tt.e cattie arrived hc-rc - their condition has not improved..' and H la itareu the uisease is eon- ; ... 9fr.-Htii lr .-.revv. s-s'.rA U1 iau" 'll 1 Pact 5 r,,rT1 Hoi.- M. ii :. ...... fuis: , . aiBi'-ted with sore eyes. a i lj-i . r i lnnamed and discharge water freely, afterward a sewn accumulates over j t'a ,wi ; ... .i animals become totally blind, lut r. - . . .afterward regain their Mht. If: : any one knows what tne d.sease :s ,L-MOt,;, .., ik,. nm I . . . ler a iavor epen the stock men f. tins scountv ov makme IV iv::w.- ii. ' We are reliably infor . ed some : tie in the county were siaul ariy at-. fee ted before these were imported. ; Apportionment of Scliool Fands. ; Following is the August, 1SP9, ' also cattle btloiieine to the B: " " . u. c.;ve Ba c tiuy.t t! c?yf if J.u::'.v awes r.i:e Jji.ii; win Sheep i Land Co. at HayJ ip H?UU' iV-eatw.-vr; ercik. W..ere M.. .Nsom s.ojyea i,. -bk a .Wh.Li nail s-.ch k iamb" on hi way from The Dalk-s, are . feSS. Bw 83 a Lfe h. K.iu.e ,: ra,v tcm it cm- . ' - - r"r'-- i icttl. '711 ISi 'let! 77 7i H 1 i- -'J j 4 5 1st; :ti b;; 3J 132 43 j 7 ; jj 127 10 31.S 82 14J 24 24j 25 171 07 3H..2 137 34 113 ,0 83 o:s 2'J t- 1-Uj ciJ OJ 122 55 82 3 3o7 0j i : J3 ! 1-1 15 iy j jj -1 137 oj 2d 1.. 2t', i.-.i j 30 r 8o 1 - ! 1 s l-stino --4 1'5 ..... ..... - . .. j ) j -9 ' auring use rear, ana ate tiieieiore , , - . , noi eiiutieo. to sctiooi money; vci . and 36 have consolidated ; C ' ' i V . V' ' ! 01 tilO list RPDOrt in existence, i he io at the foot ipponioned to district : 2i is a haiance due that dittrk-t r . , . , i irosn the Annl atmortionment r . r - There is yet a small balance irf the treasury wuich would have . "- , , , . , sZtnt 1 1 S 01 C C'a J" ; ol were not entitled to money un- ! .i, .a..,,. ,A . fci.-t. Ko. Ca. Si. Ti. C Fd. 145 t2V-i S7 497 :!2 54 ho V, 115 02 lo 13 0.1 i'4 tS 1'J -11' 77 00 47 o'tS i.bco 13 1 ;'4 17 'j tC M til 27 3'J S' t'-Ol -i Ii l!3 fc.915 U5 '5 S7 95 i9 4i 77 :n 47 f)J 7:J 7.5 17i 5J 55 51 0- 1- 1 ('5 ) .";! oil 137 -0 US 41 cil o t.4 111 33 '.)-' 7S S4 37 25 ;7 oS id i.4 7:H!) 1S;2J 3S W uJ Ijj o.J 17 24 .0 eSG) 2-3 3o ') 85 75 37 24 00 Ei3 2 7.1 4) 2-3 41 S i -j '.) 41 00 47 14-i C3 . ol 7o 2 .1 1 74 7 . 17 I'd cU 82 o j SI 4ft 7J 1.0 u:.l 1-'. 17 7J 4J 35 3? 57 !'0 333 25 21 211 23 CS 4J 3.) 44 ;;t l-'2.-.J 4S 6HM 104 25 2J 29 25 tS 2-5 IS 20 23 01 75 -so yJ Districts 13 and CI had no ti! after the distribution was made, i "''V a!?.li i-':ly e tne a-ess-; : uient Tu.t ,i s.iid con nl ii:or the ve.r 1 - y i ; The balance in lhe treasury will of i"n Monday, ihe 2.d da.ti of f f s;-t -.-ruber 1 lne ual3,lcel11 the treasury wul of i TT1 X Al. crli:icsW Ik',; ! "r.rf,,11!1 i ' pr0rS-'- ' CvL- i i--. school money, 1120. chool bupt. Croo, County. r. ni.. n ''j l"e u..i;u i.nuu vitHiiiai:. , - . '' The records of Manon county ; Oregon, show the platting of mani I thousand acres of land ia small oi no;ll o .0 J'. aCTOS. Capital Citv Fruit. Farm of 6-10 ' - ! acs ; Sunny side No. 1, S20 acres ' Sunnyside No. 2, 140 acres ; Sunny ! sie -N- 3t acres, and a mini I ber 01 oth5TS bare Lcc-n placed on 1 the records by the Oregon Land Company ol Sa.em, Jregon. i IJIS COmpattV 15 also dotrs COS- . c : lr-css !n Portland and Albany, and i .i... -,i - ---, t,:.a.i tracts- - S" aavantage ot ! tlns r,lan 15 t!'-it it brings together; m one community the class of nt-o- P'e wto re ail engaged j the, f2:i:u business, viz, fruit growing. fn.ly there spring uplarg-! drvina and canning establishments ' similar to those in the city of Sa- j em. which advantages mane prof itable markets for iha products of ; lilese fruit firms. Cons uit your interest bv burins' 0I thc Oregon Lar d Company cf S.tu, Portland or. Albany J " "NOTP-r TO W-rn MT V - 'i COXCKUX. TKEASVRER S NOTICE. Cr7'Ji ' '"A1- ri.-ri pr i,.T ?0 3nf'i n-o. 1 .'rhr,V6V: "iwyon 'U aM .wm-t nf,'?u ft'T warrant, wul estraw m !. . 2.2 '., ' , 1, 1 h . v r. K. V. HI IT Frie-:r,- or.. J3W Ij, li.S. . : X' . 1 VtiV I a-p-Af ig?srfi SSlT Sf9 i ! r j nJ , ("-"irjjfr? ; Psc-gia. '; A SCASED EDITOR. . rf f jri.o i i-art.:? uns- r.rai. ; Here-. iW7.t r.T.r. rc-J i-sr-sr. : furLfc.-iifai;4; -Ton s..." l.wvat a. fiir os-V iris but-k K-.-ac-d, ttiaas-sca ten h.-., ooulfin t Kow tlie e3!tnr' Js lopKng f .-r sootlxr iwsw. T..3 raeceioc Js e;irf-d ihc-aitatSs cCicrej ss e oa.c funt-:',c t. b!"t.rr VrtirVr! rr.'-t-. tea tbx ebstrtft.nii rai rn.rrei"w sic-a easd b-r wu. It Tirana! tn cIVS wtwiaooco ia Mvry esse. vnc-s j. : vwsuuas -no a:;-c-a to awbrotc: do Faro ikiti' of Tib Vares oa Wonaa- R. J--.'nd -o t 'hit :.bc:n. ii s:iij lai-isun enre-,. nrt, t-r. esn. m nr,. sioa. .no. oa siia sttwt. BuCai.i, s. v. ...I'lI.T HR rRJE S PH L FT? f?5,?!' (Vjee. SlUfJh-CL. I l:i.'j! rtfv.: ..:-.--;'". ri.,:.-l -. K.-.5iet to iii.e. : Cc'if aSeii ISosdiclifl E;lloi.Er.es, Cou;?atUiis. ly- d--"aua. i ceiiu a vlia. ii.VICi: Ai Mill HVRS. Mas. Wisi.-w's ;.-.-;i:.s-a .Svp.ri- has been used t.y nutheis f .rel.d.lren leeUi ! for over i.fiy years with pcric-Lt sue- It re. if. nc-.-os y.i;:l. ron.iiiw tne !cw;- . and i i l'K bo.-t known rem -.sly f :r i;i.ir:p..; ! whether a:iii:g f.-.im t-c-'.i.ii.j: i.r.vihi : causes. Vi'.eir.y-ihv cei.ts a but il,' ! 1 .''.'ii'.i. vi4 ri..-.i. l i....-Ji,.-. i. ; -f' th Cof.-.'u CvuH ui ! er Crooi t'ca in inn matter .1 ttie e wav. deceased. I U.T.l;ie - Notice is hereby ',j:".v?n :b:it 11. if. P..ir sett, the adiniiiistijator ' f tin' estate Of G. i.r i'. I'. ltidgeway. dvafed, has rewhT.'d ai.u v v I. piescnied, ae.i ilhi ri f.j..l .-.j.-rt, . tiDal account of hiiidmi.!i-;ra;i.iii of s-id i-'.-.V;." estate: and thaf aitmdav. the 1st cue of rsr.n .'pteiiil.cr, A. V. l';) . li.vg a day cf a teiiu of siii.i coart, to wit, of the regular September te:ai !0r raid year, at two O'cloea I'. at the ecu; r.iot.l Ot Sact . ia.l c-:tv court, at tl:? court house ia .'aid cc-utitv ana s.ate, h.is been duly app..:.ii-.- i by '.lie ii on. J. i. sumner. ptd.-e cf said r,.nrt inr lha s,.r-!...., t f ,? . ' at which tin-.- and place any persati.tn'.er- i ! . J. 7. MO'm:K. Ailr. for ltate. . X'M'iTl'r' l.".l' V V t w )..-. estctl in eaid estate mar :,t't -ar sind IjiSSfiSJ S3 Q):l.U es-epiions and Wi .-.-tio-i- to ae- ; fe fj TI7 f 111 I 7-J I cc?nt- if- -rui'i- add contest the same. .iiiSf 8 fr? ? I'll 175.1 ! -iNOilce 1.4 nereiiv given. inattne . o'.in'v S?uu 'ourt of Crook County. Ure-on, v. id re i5 0j.'" sc-alci hid.if...jth-.. b:iii:in' cf a bool snrasion bridge acbs-i Crcokeil fiver, "L-' on the coantv road !t-.:.ii in in i,i,irt- ' vine, wnere tne saine-cnjs-e- s.nu nv.-r, !ri--t the -irn'iilof w-....,-, -ra... .. ,;,.,.. .xii- ui. v.i.i .v.- v.-.-i;u 1:1 . e.i n.i-:-ti..v. has"1 ."seiitemix-r 3. l at 3 .o'clock a. K.raiid Via'is ana spe--in.-a:u:ts must .i. emr. l.V acli bid. ii.r 1 ht is reserve ! 10 r jtet anv arid all bid- by order oi : the County Court of said County. ARI12C1: ll'.,'Dv:.!'.S. ! Count v Clerk. MEETING Or T-O.'-tlD O? EQi.'AL- 1ZATI0.N. mi viij-t. .n:r. 2iJ. IS;... Notice is herV.v n-.-v.'n that the I'.oard : of Eq:;a!i-aiio:i f .rCrsi: County, 0"-e.'"n. i s will attend a! ths o.. oi ii:? iou:,tv: clerk, and pub' i m Monday. U.e 2.1 d,a 0f f . S-t-, ruber I s.l I. to enrr . i - nt C, t lLU (Hauiiltan's 01-1 Stable) ' . ; Kiaifl ctfCSI, PrSnsvi!!3.Gr..i ; prSMrt 1 . : iv '" 1 1 Cns'islC-r. : 1 - : ! Firsf-Cl-: V-lv.a - ; Hacks for hire by jthe d.-.y cr - week. j j Speeld aiteniin . in rrrj are. fiVit etoch led ; FINE BOX STALLS , - : i' or stabling si.ii.ionp r.d other : valuable anim.-.l - , CHRIS COIIR5. i YCJ W VT i j) Ui 1Mb ff.ixll .i Uf 1 i Mi ft I If ycu do ca'l on, cr address 7h2 REVIEW. PfiTiSvi Qr ' Y ibUAORtlS Oh Gsinfsrtaiire Heme : ast be K.ld whida ths nnxt ire? v dars. -c..... ......1 uJan- 0:1! . . . . . , 1 fi. TTOTl Q A T - $1500. a'uteiv tvattv th '-!ilv water on tr-t.-t u. to r. H.Ub grand fcrtui-itv to bar a rhtkv raj iwin j .vi.i.rss Ki..'KY iiAH.s, I'utuilW. dMpnn Cpehor.t:rrd'ar..l ;iitv tk-st v.;:ur is the i?uiity ; tf et 0 tM of i'-f;ri..i. T!,isiswd the bKifoiim that wca't kf; Ct chiiK-e for a t-l-k rtieis ; rii u'v s f ui.pe iunms.iii. it ; one cdi. h;'i:w on m-y teu... ; Addn-s HK.vliY liAliN, lVu-ilk-. : AJd:e.-s i'E.-IIV HAHS, 1 u:"evdl. - - : i SOTiVE roS I'VEl.tvaTUlX. 1 L-.sr. Urncrji ;::r lni!it. Or. Aufay... :sA N"4:cf jtbr f:vfa ihi h jw4.,,r. : t.ti! ftr-i;l pr i in ,mj.j.. (.i hi. C".:ii-. or.; ITitri :i-,or.i.u uoi. lt ; , l:.i', vi:: MARK II. r u::rs, - t!.e M XE i H'-J W-J rt X51. HJ 2IS. i ; u ;T s i. ;t K. . i't' i.k,p tlie J-!!owii'e w::r..-. t p.. C. -a!d :trd. v .-: ,;. 1". i 1. i-. i..; -. Jj!i: Vk. Li-.'.Vl-, UK- l.rs:nr. ko:kt tor ruELicATrcof. Lvj. ornct: it . ::x. Oi. July Ii, Is.. Ssti-'t i l-.rcl y civcu ti.t tl tuiit-w.uc-Mii.ici m n'cr l.a- i.t tiov of bi u.ULiti n' 1 c"-:. :i:id i; i.-c :a s.i 'r-jo.' h. ; cj j .- n tl !!-c.&il. t:.J ll.t.i T.io-ii MlU le l.eic-" i o. i 'Vrl: cu...k Co., kI Prine ille, or., si'j'ifuiijtr :ii, j 1; J a V.v Pa V1D C. WEAVES oijff -s- Ml 2 j uad Slj ol N'.V'.j ret- tp : lit riiiiis, -tv fcU.. ii:f v.i.np?t's t.-. yr& l:if. eruii.ii.i itv.Idfr.et c; rti. r.d CHltnu u : oi. lai-J linj, vii 1 1'icec !. .Nmrt W. I IW,-Hise.- HaaciiUoa. w. 11 BarJuiea, o 1'auhi-i. c r. .-:;. f'il J. P. HfMlXOTOS. r.esi.lcr. iiicrEE ea:si Acr jv:r r, itt.- No.IciC KOl: PfrUfAtK-S. Lii.i. or?:t inn luixsr. On. .)ui.r . IS C. Noiiw : hereby ghea tlit ia t-iupl.ei.ee wc.j ii-.e ,r-:Gi-.ta f I..c act ! Co: rv .f Jane?. 1.-;-, rcuiied "An :1 ler lu'.i i at timiisr ',ui in i: e s:n:d-. f CfauK irii. Or,, E,a,;; hOa f.ri v-.'.ih,r.cii' 'i erriKrv, rtltl.Y CliAM, -arl. CV'-i.nly r-i c n.t k, (S Crcfc.u, l u;t." f.'.t-d i.i?. r.v,.rn 'liilt'Lit-cl 1.. tc. .- i-.ir.-i a, oi tl.e S'.vv ci ttr . : .-. ' nu.i .-t-'j f,r S W fi Si.;i!..n N... N.l. 1 wins- -S.i. S) K, tnJ ..cr j.r. .-.:' in ,). u.a P. Ikad inutl.t is . ii:ii.:i':t i'.;r iu iiu;U r or :i;.r.p n m. f..r i':ri paipopi. and t .:ttil'.h t: (: mil. tu .-3 .! Itr.u l.r!..rt tin- I:t;i,ltr T;fl J.- ?i-.-.fr (; lhi.. .::':! at , Im, iia'.'re.-. Or., on T.c-1.-3 iii-1.'. fin;- if r.!cr..L.t.r, i.-::... He uSiOfs s vittie-,..: Ii h. i:..!lr. E. B. f".. c:.. cr., . u. ;.:cl tratii, J. W. -';:'r';'''::f:". ...... ... s..f iit-'.-risc-l .lin- is;:'j-:,d in fii ' '.r-.imii ir. tui. oaii-o va ur wior ;&tl u ; !' "-u 5!200 KrVTAliD will lie given . by the Cattle and Horse I'rot.-ctive Asfoc-ia'iion of Crook County fertile arrest and conviction of ar.--- per son or persons found stealing stock Lori s or cattle. i.clonging t ti.e members cf the Cattle and Hore Prot.-ciive Association of iiJ Cir. k County. Ky order cf the Affociation. A. C. PA-I MKR. ?rc. C. v II. P. A. of Cro..k Co. Jii I Co. rill jEAEli: FANCY JAPANESE AND CHINESE SILKS ALSO Fiae China tea sels and crnasnental ware. , Sa mnle rocms i.t Carv Hocse. ; PnINEVILLv 0!EG0X; 1 v CHOICE BEEF, i Vii'Ji',.h) ' .1 I i " ' I "" ' ' and ror.K ccr.star.lJv on hand. 1 The Highest Price in Cash :Aii Kinds ofCcuntry Frcduce, ;Or Sold at a Liberal Commission. Wc solicit a chare of your Patronage. SAM C. CLINE. i tnrara. Fneat aiuaia hmiwi upic aer.ifcua c r trv n :wir. hrii StMiwiiiaviiaMnnii. am am Or. SASTiS'S liTTie LIVE , g rnas'-ica. i-er ana -nii.l osiTi.iM of iw-..r. i Bo-a aSaflRON , ATONIC: gfl W!U Too, n EM, nnhu.Ha V" Clar?. nr.-l f tW fl.-A. Vcf 4tU ni Ti. I j pi I 111 ' V.'ai. y;2? ol AOTute laAJfariu, i feTTA, Ltr,.c Tt i - Cr. liASTi.1 MEiCiWt C3-, Ctt