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VOL. IX.
I K I NK V FlUC :K0( ) K COUNT VrOKKfTtix, TilUKSUAY, FKBKITAKY
NO.
SVA1IIK0 OlAHEHOUSE GO
riro proiif ImildinK, DOxiHx) fwl, In now
rumly to IuiimIIu
MERCHANDISE,
WO0I PELTS, GRAIN, ETC., etc., etc.
MAMCKH IN-
LiuhIht, Wood,
Coal, Flout,
Hay and Grain.
Spi'iiiil ntli'hlion nivin to nn.il. Firnt rlu lulling tuiJ gr;itl
ing fitcillii'i. Also litock J'ntiU lutinl (ilium.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
FOR HANDLING STOCK.
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I. M. KIC1CNICV, Prop.
E Finest and Best Appointed
Hotol in Eastern uregon.
P HuUnd ooU wilr on both floor, limhsfor tho ub of ?ui
I? .Vm.w mnl.trii rnri'ltlki.iitn III liallti.
1 IB Ullll ng ruoni, iinunr "in uiivh w t"-1 ""' . ;
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-junl lo any in vu
;M Mffpnivoi.UnJ lcve (ho Columbia Sothi-rn.
V. A. DELL,
Attorney and Counselor at Lav.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ollli'D on Urml U'illii( to Courl llmiac.
PHINEV1U.W OKKCJON.
C. W. 13AHNE3,
Attorney at Law and Notary
I'KINBVILI.G, OHEOON.
)".'i nn Wol Tlilr-1 mtMi.
M. C. BRINK,
Altamay and Counselor at Law
A iititul, HolWiH-a lrltt Mid Hocoud
I'Ul.NiCVii l-K, 0K50ON.
M. R. B1CCS, .
At'orney at Law and Notary
Until airuol, rriiipvlllM.Oi'Oifon.
Jic on .tirtl Utntllns t Omrt Ilnii 'e.
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I CAPTIVITY OF THE!
i OATMAN GIRLS.
A STIRRING TALC Of 1830.
I iiv ii. ii. rriiATTuN.
wondurful nowcr to turn every
ujoii into a kingdom by Limnelf,
mini iniw b injj.i. -j
and to dcvelope th real naturo of it, waa all we left lo mark tbo
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pHOPiiiKroua.
Smilli's Reception, :
Carry the folio wing brands of CasodGoods:
0!tt rnt BiooV H'lurtion. OM HicHory.
Uucfconlnmiinr.tt.ve. Mt. Vernon,
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Moor ' Pure Old Mnh, Tooth.
Old JltmlltK Uourbon. Murtull Cgnao.
Yellow StoiicttnilOUl Hickory
Fine AwHortment of Wlnca
Domestic audlraportod Cigar
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H. Pi DELKNA?, M. D.,
physician and Surgeon.
I'KiNh. '.':.!. . OHKttON'.
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A. C. PALMES?,
A ttorney-at-Inw
U. S. COM MISSION EH,
AH I, in.! 11I !iii.I liiiinciK a wrintiy.
Oilico mi Hl.ri l ni'.'.r lli Comt llnti-'
E. 0. HYPE, M. D.,
Physician nnd Sureoon,
PtllNKVtlXE. OUKOOM. I
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J I, MtCUl.I.OCH,
Abstracter of Titles
l'iiiitvin, Oregon.
J. H. ROSENOERC, M. D.,
Fhyslcian and Surgeon,
rui.Ntn axE.oatsooN.
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Cil KJCK Hill M' Itl II .2t.iilil7l'i'
CIIAI'TKU I.
Sluwly, but willi unruintukable
;i (licaliouH of a melancholy char.
ioUt, (lia(T(:Uo!i aii'l iliMoriicr
!riit into oiir c mii. I'inagrii:
11H11U b id ouuirn-'d among fani
Him. Tli'iM who had tnkfti Ihc
iiad in originating tin pruj.-cl, had
hill tri nnikr tli'J ban and ci-nmirt
it tlnno who. Inviug paat"l Ibf
'invi lly of lh trip, woro beginning
U) tlio 1 I'l-ur-.- tf ili) dark, un
tvckoiiiu, and uiianlicipalcl real
i'ii'n. And in loine inKt.iiK'c a
Ciiniln t wa rxbibiud by Uiosi
Itiitii; car an 1 rank, well on
irofcc-ioii,, m.-.Je at tiio outset,
created expect jtion and confi leiicc
lK.it in them would bu fuiind ben'!
fictori", and nim counseiora, 'that
teiiJe.J la disgrace their position,
vxk3 the uir.vorthinwiii of their
itiotivrf. and blat-t lh hriiiht fu
ture that i'c:i,i' 1 Id hang over the
lirnt b'r'.-i of our i')urnnviii
a coiike'j lenev, feelinpj of di,cord
ero engend 'red, which gained
otrcnjftli Iiv unwise and unjuJic-
j iutis counsels', until their pestileri
iiial tflVt'.s thread ihroughout the
I camp.
At Moro wt tarried one night.
Ihi-i ig a iinall Mexican town, of
about three hunJred inhabitant,
the moat hidden motives of hi l o
inir.
j .Several of those who had, with
unwonted diligence and forbear
inner, sought to ri-tore quiet and
rntiffuclion, but to no purpose, ro
aulvrd upon remaining here until
the dinaflected portion had select
ed the direction and order of their
own inoremcil, and then quitftly
pu -hud their way westward by lh
other route. After some delay,
and much disagreeable . discuesion
among thems..'lve, the northern
route was selected by the malcon
tHtita, and they Coinmejv.-cd theii
travel npirt. The remainder of
ti? Marled upon the south road;
and though our animals were
greatly reduced, our sochil condi
lion was greatly improved.
We journeyed on pleasantly for
about one hundred mile?, when we
reached Soeoro, a beautiful and
somewhat thrifty Mexican settle
uitnl. - Our teams wcro now con
siderable jaded, and wo found it
tu-cesxary to make frequent halt
ad tarrying, for the purpose of
.-...riiitiiirr them. And this we
Ai! found it the more difficult to do, as
we were reaching a season of the
yar, and section of country, that
furnished a scanty supply of feed.
rude Stake, with
dale of his death
hi name anri I be olf, up in which ihey r. ij
iir nnlitil nnoi left our retreat. Tlia' filthl thn
of bin last re-Minn nlace. Out
morning, after spending a coo!
night in a bleak and barren place,
we awoke with several inches ol
snow lying about u, upon th.
hills in the di.-tancc. We b u)
spent the night arid a part of th.
previous day without water. Ou
stock were scattered during tin
nielil. and our firtt object, a fte
looking them up, was to find soon
friendly plice where wo tuighi
slake our thirst.
The morning was cold, with e
fiercj bleak wind telling in frorr
tb! north. A Ided to the pains o
thirst, was the m-veriiy of the told
We found ih it the weather is "sub
ject, in this region, to sudden
changes, from one ta the other e x
Irernu. Whib in ihis distressed
condition poms of our party espied
in the distance a streak nilimi.ei
letting down fro:n the mountains
indicative of running water. Tt
go to this timber wo immediately
made preparation, with the great
est possible dispatch, as our only
rtBort. And our half wavering ex
pectutions were more than real
ized ; for after a most fatiguing
trip of nearly a day, during which
a.a or of us were auffjrlnz severely
from thirst, we reached iho place.
deer
:. f I netllcmenU Ibat Ur along our line
i interest, a f.tbolie Mission station,! of travel; that quality and price
! now in a dilapidated state; a Foit.j were likewise serious difhculties,
garrisoned by Mexican tol j and that our wherewith to purchase
'diers, and a line tlrea.n of water, j even thee was well nigh exhaust
j Unit comes, cool and clear, bound-j cd.
! ing down the mountain side, beau j We journeyed from Soeoro to the
j tifung and reviving this finelr lo- j Kh Grande amid many and dis
..;i!.,., I heartening embarrafsuients and
iui inaiKM rvsrnvj ""ff; i
U'.i.n.ni.i.mwpiik at Soeoro. for and found not only timber asd n i
ibn nnrnoie of rest to ourselves and j Ur in abundance, but a plentiful
r r ,.. . T
teams, a also to replenish, it pos
sible, our fast diminishing store of
sunnlie. We found that feod was
becoming more scarce among the
.eft our retreat. Ilia
dogs kept up a barkinj r e
whole night, and at se -or,
night would run to tl ir
and then a short disbui
wood, as if to warn in of U
ness of danger. Wo j- .t .t .
fires, and each man, .-. 1 '.193 -
kept vigilant guard. 1 Lem u i...
-Jouht that by this 11. 11 - our '..s-i h.
were presjrveJ. Tracks of ai
number of Indians wi re sn.11
the camp next morning; so,
oing out we futir l tu tt t.-..'i.t
head of stock had b' n dii
away, some of it belonging to ti.w-
teams. I5y this stvcroL.o' - -
teaiiu were so "
found extreme c1
.long. Some oi
haggtce were left
tance from this ii
vhat we here loot.
lnimals some u'ut
ibuuil the trail leadint 5
wild, dillicult mountain .
where it was dangerous . -i
less to follow. """"
We were soon gallicred u
en route again for 'Ta Dac,"a
er Mexican settlement, of w,
sve had learned as presenting 1 s
Ju;crnints for a short recruiting
halt.
Wa found ourselves again travel
ing through a rich pasturage
country, abounding with the most
enchanting, charming scenery ti,
had greeted us since we had leit
the ' Dig Bend." We came into
Ta Bic" with better spirits, and
'1 Be
supply of game. Inrkey
antclope and wild sheep, were
t 1 1 1 1 . t . 1 1,1 1 1 ; nioro viizorous team, than was al
ut from our bleak mountain caiiip. od us during the la.t few ,
1 !uinilrfi1 mi Ifd
At this place, ens of our number
became the nnwilii'ie subj.-ctef.ij
most remarkable and dampening
c!y coiJ tve uui-t Have suuered
seveiely, if we had not lost our
lives, even, by the severity of the
weather, as there was not a parti
cle of anything with which to
Jl.. . ... t,1M. . I
blliu.c n uiu, uiiicea c 11.1.4 n-c. t
our neon timber for that purpose, 1 JuPois h:n'1 ths ca,I1P at rather
. 1 . ...t.. .1.. . , too rankl rule, suddenly ' came in
transaction. Mrs. M, of ' Urapi t
Dumpling" notoriety, while lf
her two hundred and forty of a'JclJ
U, A. tMNK.
DKNTIS'f,
VKIM'.VIM.K. UUKfON.
J Ii Shipp
Sells
Ltiniber
At
$11
Per
Thousand
'I (...lotr t Ai.tl. AO J.IUv' '.I. 1-t.
not:o.'5 von rniu.icATioM.
r-l Thoiuxtdav after leavi. this troubles. Sections ol the country a.u w no u. .au ,
'.bieewe can,; to the Natural, or era almost barren; teams were of tins friendly grove soon "8
..... . , ., . :,.,i;i;,m ,.f bnmihtv I resolved unon at least one wnki J1"1 '
l.ioo we came lo the .Natural, or e -- 1 ... 1
. . 1 . t . f.:i; r,.l Imlirations of hosti itv resolved unon at .least one weik
.s.inln Fe Pass, and camped that failing, and indications ui . .
. .. . -i... f T...i;.r,o ran rpt i ii fhin nl lee. a lid arranffi
j . r t . . . . i. - 11 l. .. . i . .... i . ! (iinrtff i IB inm-a ui inuioi'. v K - . . c
I.ISIH as luo w en k nun il iu.ii.i-, iir i ,
j ed thn Forks. From this point
; there is one road leading in a more
' .iiiil...iv ilirfrlbin nnd frrnueul-
j Iv selected hv irnigrants alter ar-: queni anu iarm..6.
hhing at the Forks, though the) Xuat before reaching the Rio
i other road is sa'id, bv those best i Grande, two fine horses were stolen
i " . i - m , U-., fl.l
resentativts of whom frequently
gave us the most unwelcome greet
iiit were becomiaz more fre-
from Mr. Oatmaa. W o after
wards learned that they bad been
soon after seen among the Mexi -I pleasantly. One morning three
cans though by them the theft j large, fiarcc looking Apaches came
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was attributed 10 unineimij
neighboring tribts; and it was as
serted that horses, Btlen from
trains of emigrants, were frequent
ly brought into Mexican settle
ments and offered for sale. It is
proper here to apprise the reader,
that the project of a settlement in
New Mexico had now been entire
ly abandoned, since the division
mentioned above, and that Caii-
Iheir uncontrollable; forma had become the place wntre
There seemed lo he ! wo looked lor a termination 01 our
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proposed for an amicable adjust,,
unnt of viuiunees nnd divisions,
seemed powerless w hen brought in
ctiiit.it t with the unmitigated
selfishness that, among a certain
few, had blott -d out from their
view the one object and system of
regulation tint they had been in
strumental in throwing around the
undertaking; at first.
We now. saw a sad illustration
of the adage that "it is not all gold
that glitleia,',' The novelty of the
scene, together with every facility
f,,? rt,i-jiiiiiil rniufiiit and ennv-
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.k.C,ftV DUDION'I, -
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A li'.li'l
Lliiput Storooacopo Co.
.V ii...i.u..u Li,lin.t,.nl)iiB-
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acoiiaintcd. to possess many ad
vantages. At this place we found
that tho disftlfi-clion, which had
appeared for somo time before, was
j griming more and more incurable;
! nnd it began to break out into a
i
I general slurm. Several of our
i miiiiber resolved upon taking the
south road ; but this resolution
was reached only as a means if
j separating themselves from the re
j niaindt r of the train ; for tho iu
j teiitioii really was to become de-
tatched from tho reitraints and
counsels thai they found interfer
jing with
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I ..,.i, l i. .,:-h il,.-...! travel, and tlu laud where we hop
I disturbing' elements could b- ed soon to reach and find a home.
,inli,.,) Th.. matter rave m:e to At the Uio Grande we rested our
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teams one wees, no maun
necessary mercy, for every day we
tarried' was only increasing the
probability of the exhaustion of
our provisions, ere we coula reach
i. libien of nermanent- supply. We
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took fioiu this point tho "Cook and
Kearney" route, and found the
grass for our. teams for awhile more
plentiful ...than for hundreds ol
miles previous. Our train now
consisted of , eight wagons and
twenty persons. We now came in
in a mountainous country, and we
found the fre fluent and severe as
cents and declivities wearing upoa
our teams beyond any ot our pre
uius'.rtvel, W i:fte. coiiMimed
whole davs in niaking less than
my sullioo to nptcad the ono quarter of the usual day's ad
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of so ad cheer about the vanou. A imv uays u iein.i.s
davs or weeks of an end- tho Ilia Grande, one Mr. Lane died
of tho mountain fever. He was
man hiirbly esteemed among tht
members of tho tiain,- and wo ieli
his loss severely. We dug a grav
is pon ono of tho foot hills, am!
w ith appropriate funeral obsequies
we loivered'Hiia rem.iias into the
8;inie. tnw ot the teinaio nieni
tr8 of our eomtaiv I'hnted a
id
. tlrs.
mnnt wern ni-idfl aeeordinc v. ' 4 1, u v.n...u. ;
During the week we feasted ppon ! Wo Sell f
the most excellent wild meat, and Dry rough lumber at 112.50; sa iA
spent most of our time in hunting hut better grade 13.00. Flooring
and fishing. Excepting the f?ar,and rustic at $23, 1-30 and f32.'
we constantly entertained concern- These are c ash prices for lumber at
iug the Indians of the neighbor- our yards in Prineville.
hood, we spent the week here very ; A. II. Lippman k Co.
intocamnatan early hour. X hev
nut on all possible pretensions of
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! NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
P. . Uod 0Re. Tli
rtl ur.ffitn"'
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- - . . i , ,'t,v l ti-rp'iy pivnn umi r nii.i r. i-;
friendship; but from the firrt t.ieir i:w.iht!Mii,iw;",ii nu-i miine ;
1 . . !"!,-'ii, in . w.ke pr wlim hrt swrt-lo.
movements were suspicious. 1 hey ruiM s.. i..r m-.- .c .- -pu.. r u
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for a time surveyed narrowly our .. pnntiiiv, nryzvai. iUuri.v
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watrons ami teams, ana, so :jr ne
iim i-iu
r .wrrn, iw.
Slie nm Uief(;lli wit MM ti
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anow eu iu no en, inn cnn;uiiuiji(ii,ini: - - . ,
food, clollliag, CUI1S, CtC. htltpeCt- ra, nt Ijunimi. O"'o, ul iiil"
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ing their intentions we bade them ; i.mi jay f.ircAH. aeier.
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P VOTING CONTEST.
A FINE $490.00
Piano Given Away!
Arm (if Eili" in P
Orocu, l.irein'i'1 iheir in'ii'iim .tii.w. hi, ti !iU i-vi-ryw Iikm Inr lino, m I
give tlMMim- ivavi!i,)',-i..,'k p. w. M,.y u, ln. u U UUji ropch'iuih n..- .
TltewiK ri.li.m pril lln.' liovinw is Jl ' i-r yvr; .ml eb ir.i. v.
mi o!,l or now atMiW, h fm nr aul.n r p on fu a.lv mine ill bo . .....
rust .wv..n.'. nvnlll lsn Klnt .:. !i 'k In tho n-nt-w iil'. hi n 1
forSvotm K.'h wk will .-r In the R-.-vk-w li of wt wtia t-l
ert'ditt'.l In thn ilif!t'n-!it i'oiiti'.ntitJ.
Iu Ihiiwny "iiH' U.ly will riv-'ivn hmliiiii' I"-, '.-"' whtrh ii) '
Ins nnr villi ii vm tlii'Mi wiin sutwiTlbtf fnr nur iih r anylhurf, w rj. u
v.ui y mly ..ur togiilm sutwrlplinii mil'.'. V arc .Imply I1vk1"W pmStswltli mt
'runt. Ik. nl iloUv, Inn till nut Uii i"iiuu ml ''' ' " ' '
prv.pnr iTflit. Kcimini.'r, ih om) i'nu(.u if k-...l f.-r Omv wuu. whl.-h tu
to uiVm-h 'k (roi-, MliiK- ltu nihrr is sv..l I.t I ww hunilrea v..l, eh -
linn to iiicumpftiiy it.
I.nis iniiin Hi nan if t'Ofl rv
j plains; but 1 -l its. pathway be
found ani'i'ng hostile- tribes for a
number of weeks; let a scarcity of
provisions bo felt j let teams begin
lo fail, with no ttuio or pasturage
to recruit them ; let inclement
weather and fwoU ui streams begin
to hi dgiMip, the, way ; these, and
moid that frequently becomes , a
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