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Oregon City Enterprise.
VOL. 20, NO. 2.k
ORKliON CITY, OKEOON, FRIDAY, Al'Jlir15, 1892
ESTABLISHED 1800.
miioM, r. it v a n,
It K A I. KHTA'I K AMI INHI'ltAKl K.
Cholee ( Itv, Funn Hint Muhiiiliitu property fur
side, t'lly nrrlpt, enunly wuimiilii tun! m-kiiiI
lien of ml klmU ttiiii4 It t mid mild 'l it nek m lit
Mild liUvtlltmai nf DVriy dt-M'llpllOU alleildl'd lo
tor lion renl.te iitu .
Olttctl up fltalM til hlllldlutf north of potnnlco.
(AM. A. SMITH,
' ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will irni'l Iit III nny if llin Mnto or Federal
foilitli. AImi tillrlid enrrlully lo rtliy hll.llli'M
I elm,. tlii I'. H I.mii.1 olliett ami Interior lie-
1 irl mimiiin. (iitliit ItiMtin fl nlil (1, ( liaiiiimi
ii.m k, os or l.lvi-intnri n lloiel.
tic K.tic in fl I V. tillKtlnN.
(1 f. HlYM,
I.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(HlgUON IT. OKKUOM
Will practice tti nil the courle of the Male,
tirilee, cor uer Main and Lliihlh (timet oppoidte
court Iioumi
I.. I'lllliF.lt,
ATTOIINKY AT I. AW
Atirn4CT or raoi-asTY ri'mnaiisi).
tillii'tilwo door ahove poMufflr, tirniiou City.
T. A. Mi'KKIIll
1. a. Iais.
f rllKII'K A lillKHMKK.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Offlca In Jatgar llloi k, Ort'gnn Crttjr
i ii. hvk,
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELOR AT LAW
office over Oregon City Hank.
OMKllun ITV. WflHlH
(1 Ktilti.K f. HHOWNKI.I,
I
LAWYER,
OmtiioR Citt. Ohkiok,
Will praellca III nil thocourta of the tli. Of
Ari. tin! ilmir to Ceiirield A Huntley1! drug
tore.
t, a. Unix mci.nii.il iih. t. r. rowing,
1 Jltol'KKNHKotllll A COWIMI.
ATTDIINKYH At LAW.
All f " before (' Iju.I (Wire clally.
Ornce rooms Maud Id, t' ti laud ottlce
building,
oiiKiins nrv.'
Crrfiw.
w. T ll'IHIf.
- j. w. iiAr.
i lt.NKV A PIMI'F.II,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Oregon City, .... Orefou
Twelve veart experteriee as readier of the V.
It. Land oihee here rvei.iiiineiid. im In our moiT'
Miy of nit knot ol liilnei tirlore the Untl of
fli e and tli rourtii, and litvoh I. ik the practice
tu the trelieral laud olhcu
yy lAHKY JollNsoN,
LAWYER.
Corner Kiiht ituil Mnln "trceta, Oregon City.
(ireKOII.
HEAL ESTATE TO SELL AM)
Ml INKY TO LOAN.
1 li. A II. f I.ATol'HKl-ll.,
ATTORNEYS AMI
CnrXSKI.llliS AT LAW
MAIN hlllKI.I', (HtKlliiN 1 ITV, OKKdliN.
PunilKli AtitrMi't ol Title, Unu Money, Kore
eloke MortK-iKen, itml trntiMiiet tteiierHl
I..IW Uuhtnem.
J j K. ClttlHS,
A'miKXKY AT LAW.
W il l. I'll.llTM It IN Al l. f III IITK or TIIK 8TATH
IteHl Kliite nml liuiuntm'r.
OilU'v on MhIii Hlrri't, bet. Hlxlli nml Hcvonlli,
OIIKIION (ITV, OK.
O. T. WILLIAMS,
1!KAL I'.STATK AND IXSl'KANCK.
Iit'Hirntilti IliiHiticiw l'roporty mid Suli
tiilutii llomoH in (ii'K" Cily.
Furm Property lit traet to milt on eny lennB.
f orreipoiHlenre iironilMly Himwereil. (Iftlee,
next door tu t'liiitleiil A lliiutley'i ilruit Rtoru.
yr H MAItYK,
SUKVKYOK ANI
CIVIL KNUINEKII.
1'tnttliifr. IimlnnKO mid Kliime Work promptly
execiitdl.
BAHI.OW. - - OHKOON.
rpilK COMMKIlflAI, HANK,
T'
OV OltKdON CITY.
fltplUl, IKW.tWO
TIUNHAITB A (IKNKRA1. n AN Kt NO llUHlNKWI.
IiOnim mHilu. lllllfl dtreounted. Mnkpn eo
leetioiiH. ltuyH mid MellK pxchRiiKe on nil polnlM
In the United HtiiteH, Kuropo mid Ilonir Konir.
)eoNltN reeel'ed Hilhjeet to cheek InloreKt Ht
iiNiiiil rntcti allowed on time depoMttM. JIh ti k
open from 0 a. u. to 4 i. H. Hntimliiy eveuliik'8
from 6 to 7 r, H.
D C. LATOUKKTTK. VrcBirlent.
r" K HON ALIIHON, Cimhlcr
JJANK OF ORKtlON CITY,
Oldest Banking House la the Ci'j.
I'ald up Ciipltul, Ml,000.
TMlKHIoKNT,
V1CK l'HKHHIKNT,
(AKIIIKH.
MANAI1KR.
TllOfl. ntARMAM.
QKO. A. HAHIIINd.
10. 0 ( AI'KIKI.II
CIIABI.KB H. CAUKIKL1).
A Ronirllmtiklni buliii trniiRncted.
jlepoHtlH reeelveil Huhjeot to dheek.
Approvod lillln olid mitui dlKOountod.
County n1 city wiirrnntu IioiirIU.
l.oKim iimde on avmUhle nuotirlty.
KxehaiiKO boiiKhtand Hold.
1 (hilloctloni rrindH promptly.
Ilmlti aold avutlnule In any pnrt of the world.
TulvKraphlc exchange Kolil on Portland, 8au
rranoiarto, t;ruei.i ami new iorx.
lnteroMt nald on tune donnaltll.
Sub Aeeull of TUK LONDON CriEQUB BANK.
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ENTERPRISE has ono of the
job offices in the State? Any order
bank and commercial work to a
executed promptly at Portland prices
FROM THKCANTAL
Kiri'illoiiN for M'ur Vessels on
(lie 1'iiriflc CoiikI.
ItllPl.V TO TIIK ST.I.Ol IH ( If 11 1( ISM
IIIiiIiic'h l.elteri t to lie I'lililislird
An Kxeciillvf Clerk IMiiiilseii
(eniral NeK.
WAHinvriTuN, April 8 Tli e t'nitcd
HUteit HloiuiiorH Vorkton nml AiIuiiih at
Han ! riiticiKi:(j tro tilay tirdeiwl at
once to I'urt TuMnmtnd. Tim V. K.
Blciinicr'f ( 'liitrlcHton ami ii.illiniore, uIho
at Han 1'raniriH. o, Imve lnn ordered to
proceed to Aatoria, Oregon, to part:ei
pittu in the Columbia river centennial
eelMl.ntlinti, May I2tli. While no ordern
Wert) uiveri to Dial eHect, it it under
a'ood tlmt tlits lour veKel imtned will
bo ctn ptnyed in put roll i nj the waters of
JleritiK ea when t lie seanon oH'ih. The
L'nited Htulea Hteatner Muliican, now at
Port Oicliuid, will probably be lined for
iini!ar duly. Tim United Htatea Hteain-
er Concord, now at Malancua, baa len !
ordered to proceed lo Mempliia, Tenn.,
to take part in the bridge celebration
on the 12lh.
For an International Conference.
Wahhinuto.v, April 8. In the houne
today McC'reary introduced for Springer
bill to authorize the holding of an in
ternational monetary conference, prob
ably to be held in Chicago, Augunt, 18H3.
Of I' n i Ui I Htateg delegates, seven shall
be chosen by the president from among
citizens not holding office; seven by the
president of the senate from among sen
ators, and seven by the speaker of the
house from among representatives. The
appointments are to be divided as epually
as possible between the political parties.
The secretary ot state and director of the
mint are to be additional delegates. The
president is to authorize foreign govern
ments to send representatives who shad
be entitled to one vote each.
World'e Fair Directory.
Citii'Auo, April 8. The World's Fair
directory tonight re-elected William T.
Baker president, reducing his salary
from $12,000 to 10000 per year. H. II,
Iligginbotham was elected first vice
preideut in place of Thomas B. Byran.
The latter is elected commissioner-at
large at a salary of ftMKH) per year. His
work is to be visiting foreign countries
in the interest of the fair. Solicitor
(ieneral Butlerworth retires, his office
living atiolisiied. Seeberger and Acker
man are re-eleeted treasurer and auditor
respectively; Mr. Edmunds, President
Baker's former private secretary, be'
cornea Chase's secretary, and Mr. Car-
lisle, son of ex Congressman Carlisle,
elected atlornev.
A Statistical Reply.
Washington, April 12 J R. Podge,
statisciuii of the agricultu-al depart
ment furnishes a long statistical reply to
the resolutions adopted by the Ht. Louis
Cotton Exchange, that the last agri-
cuuu.a ucpamuem ,,.o, i ... .one-
ous in its conclusions as to wneat and
cotton. Dodge says the "resolutions
are unworthy of the intelligence of an
American commercial association, and
why a band of speculators, suffering
from their own rashness and mad jngde
nients, should so stultify themselves as
to defy ojien facts of production and dis
tribution, which are published daily by
the commercial press of two continents,
is past comprehension."
They Will Not bo Published.
Washinoton, April 11. The Wash
ington gossips who have been waiting
patiently for the publication of the let
ters of young James G Blaine, w ritten
to his wife during the early months of
their married life, are probably doomed
to disappointment. The statement is
made, on what appears to be good au
thority, that these letters will never ap
pear in print. The story goes that a
friend of Secretary Blaine, presumably
Seeretaiy Klkins, has recently visited an
influential friend of Mrs. Blaine, jr., in
New York, has arranged to receive the
letters, or at least to secure a promise
that they shall not be published.
Executive Olerk Discharged.
Washington, April 11. After a
stormy debate in executive session the
senate toduy yielding to the pressure of
the committee on foreign relations and
vacated tho olfice of executive clerk,
filled for ten years by James R. Young.
Coming West.
Washington, April 9 Assistant Sec
retary Crounzo, of the treasury depart
ment, will leave here early next, week
for San Francisco and Portland on busi
ness connected with the new public
buildings in tliow cities.
Home Bale for Ireland.
London, April 8. In the Commons to
day Alexander Blaine (Parnellite) gave
notice that a month hence he would
move that the time to establish a par
liament in Dublin to manage and control
all the affairs of Ireland.
MILITIA O&DEKED OUT,
Baktr City Bojri Bopportrng tho Blier'.ff of Mai-1
belt Uotiiitj.
HakkhCity, A pril 11 .Obeying the i
ordeia of the governor, Coinpatiy F, :
Third regiment, O. N. 0., left Hum city OI'IMOSOK A CA.VlDl.tS OKKICHL.
ar 12:45 a. m. by train, en rotittj to Vale, j
Miillieur county, to attniHt the Kberltrto HP Only Salvation for tin? ('ninitrjr
protect William amIJuanBjiley.eliaruetl .e In Jolnlnif the l!eitililic It
with the brutal murder of William lluui-l .Must Coni Sooner or Ltitr.
beit in a row that occurred there last,
Saturday over the democratic pri-
mary election. The militia will Koto all ex..,,clnU.r of the Canadian pa.lia
Ontano, Hixty tmleH by train, and from , niHnt who b in tilig city in an in.r.
tliero to Vain, thirteen nnleu by teams,
oron fjt. Hberiir Fell conntatitly re
mains in the cell with the priwnera,
and avem that the cow boys will have to
walk over Inn dead body before they net
the murderera. The preliminary exam-
nation occurs tooay. n is rei-uru.-u u. Now t,,ere ; on,y tl)ia q,lfBtior, W)a,i
the cowboys swear that the prisoners Canada submit, to annexation 'while the
will never leave that county alive. The'Cana(lian peop,e exi()l? 0r ehaI1
militia will escort the murderers to this wait untj, ,hwe peo),e have moyed 0M
city if bound over, and they will be con-; tbe UniU)d anJ then gub(nit
fined in the county jail until the Sei ' to employ the formality of allowing her
ttinber term of the court. I ,i.i i. !
Admiral Walker Deniei the Btory.
Vai.pabaiso, April 11. Admiral
Walker has sent a dispatch to the United
States, denying in the strongest terms
the London Times' slorythat he and Pit
kin, American minister to the Argentine
Kc public, and the Uruguayan minister
of foreign affair had entered into a quasi
secret agreement by which Uruguay or
Argentine was to provide a naval depot
(or the Uuited States.
Smallpox in Bow York.
'sw Yohk, April 11. Eight cases of
smallpox have been reported since Sat
urday. OKE(iOSWKATHt'R AND CHOPS.
Report or the Oregon Weather Obserrer
with the Agricultural Department.
WESTERN OBEOON WEATHER.
Cloudy weather, rain, hail, snow in
the mountains, frosts and lack of sun
shine have been the weather conditions
for the past week. From one and one
quarter to two inches of rain have fallen
during the week, making the soil even
more moist than it already had
been. Hail fell on the is various
localities and snow fell on the moun
tains on the same date. On the 7th
there was no rainfall, on the other days
of the week rain fell. On the mornings
of the 6th and 7th liyht frost and in
places heavv frosts occurred and on the
elevated plateaus, thin ice was ooserved
on the morning ot the 7th.
CHOI'S.
The weather conditions have been tin-
favorable to the advancement of veteta-
tion and prosecution of farm work.
Spring seeding was almost en
tirely susiended. The soil is very moist
and on low lands is almost entirely
covered with water Fall and winter i
wheat are stooling well and have a good
stand. The cool weather and lack of
sunshine are retarding tbe develop
ment of fruit buds and making them
, whu.h wij, ena,)le ie rmi tQ
withstand possible later frosts. The
frosts of the week did no serious damage,
though in sections an occasional tree
was slightly damaged. Codlin moths
were observed in Polk county on the
"th. The present conditions are very
similar to the conditions which pre
vailed during the corresponding week of
18111, which were followed by more fav
orable conditions in the two succeeding
i weeks.
EASTERN OREGON WEATHER.
There was during the week a slight
rise in temperature. Cloudy weather,
rains, Bnow and frost prevailed during
the week. The snow in the counties
south of the Blue mountains has re
mained on the ground. The weather
was similar to that in western Oregon.
CROPS.
But little farming during the week. The
soil is more thoroughly moistened than
it has been several years. Fall and
winter wheat are in a most promising
condition and when the weather permit?
the already large spring ucreage will be
still farther increased. Reports indi-
...
grain. There was some damgge done
to fruit in the interior of Gilliam county
by the frosts. But in the other sections
no damage is reported . The severe I
weather for this period of the year, has
caused some loss among the young
lambs. While the spring is backward,
yet the grain prospects were never bet
ter for an unusually large acreage and
good yield. The streams are low, but
this is caused by a lack of snowfall and
frost in the ground, which latter condi
tion, allows of the rainfall to soak into
the soil instead of running off into the
streams.
Warren Truitt, the newly appointed
United States district judge of Alaska,
appeared before R. M. Hopkins, clerk of
the United States court at Seattle Fri
day, and took the oath of office as pre
scribed by the constitution of the United
States.
jCAXADA MUST JOIN.
iThe People li.tiiiul lo Come lo
the United States.
CincAoo. Anril 12. F. L. Thebaldan.
view aaya: "Canada's annexation to the
L'niled States i inevitable. The word
Canada does not alone mean that cer
tain part of the North American conti
nent; it means in addition, a certain
part of the North American' people.
Every effort h is been maile to conceal
the truth regarding the alarming char
acter and size of the exodus to tbe
United Slates from Canada and lower
Quebec especially. The moat violent
abuse has been heaped upon those who
have dared to point out the danger of
this state of affai.n. Priests have been
telling the government the troth, and a
few newspapers have hinted at it. Tbe
mildest term of reproach for these
honest people is that they are unpatri
otic. The priests have fought hard to
stem the tide of immigration; failing
utterly, they have appealed to the gov
ernment. Their action, while perhaps
not disinterested, has been truly patri
otic. We cannot much longer ignore
the facts they hare presented, nor dis
pute the evidence. We may sneer at
the annexation of Canada, but all the
while the Canadian people by whole
trainloads are, as individuals, annexing
themselves to the United States."
BRITISH MARI8EH3 C0M7.SO.
They Art Bent Dreot from England for Duty
la the Paoifio.
Montreal, April 11. The Canadian
Pacific authorities have received a cable
gram to the effect ihat 250 sailors and
marines, destined for tbe Pacific squad
ron, would sail on the steamer Cartha-
ginian from Liverpool tor Halifax, and
from there will take a Canadian Pacific
special train, winch will leave at once
for the Pacific coast. It is believed the
present detachment is being sent over to
reinforce the crews already doing duty
in Pacific waters.
Folitica on the Bound.
Tacoxa, Wash., April 12. The repub
lican county convention today instructed
its delegation to tbe state convention to
secure the election of Nelson Bennett as
delegate and J. T. Redman alternate to
the national convention. Bennett favors
free silver, and Blaine is his accredited
first choice. Redman favors Blaine,
Harrison or Alger in the order named.
The movement for Tacoma to have two
delegates to the national convention was
downed, Fierce county securing the
favors on the state ticket, and jierhaps
governor. Senator Allen's friends had
no strenth in the covention.
Victorious HorsethieTes.
Helena, Mont.. April 8. A dispatch
from Dillon announced that a battle oo
cured two days ago between a band of
horsethieves and a company of cattle
men on the Montana side of the Wind
river country. The cattlemen becoming
exasperated by the depredations of
horsethieves began an organized search
for the robbers and found a large body
entrenched in winter quarters. They
attacked and were repulsed, losing eight
killed and many wounded. The robbers
also lost heavillv.
Big Fire at Linkvillle.
I inkville. Or. April 8. The Grand
Central block caught fire this morning
about 3 o'clock and was burned to the
ground. The block, which with all its
belonged to Judge G.W. Smith,
r , ,
contained the Large Red House general
store, the Grand Central Hotel, a barber
shop and a saloon. The loss is about
f25,000twell covered by insurance. But
for the activity of the' citizens the court
house, situated opposite, would have
gone down.
Hethorington Acquitted.
Washington, April 9. News was re
ceived at the navy department this
morning that Lieut. G.H. Hetherington,
United States navy, has been acquitted
on the charge of murdering Mr. Robin
son, an Englishman, at Yokohama,
about two months ago,
A Hoted Lawyer Bead.
Waterford, N. Y., April 11 John
K. Porter, senior counsel for the people
in the trial of Garfield'sassassin.Guiteau,
and for the defense in the Beecher trial,
died this morning.