.Jim 8.h baB been Darned aa
the dat for the tiii.l eettlemeot of
toe estate of H. E. Barns, who was
killed iu a railroad accident at uos
AogeleH, last year.
Io the county court: The time
for filing report of viewers' on the
Sum mit-Little Elk wagon rra 1 has
been extended to June 1st. S iper
visor Jones ba been authorized to
purchase a solar compass aud oe
cesBary levels to cost not to exceed
$250 Tme inr filing repot t of
viewers on r iad inFairmouot pre
cinct has been extend d to June.
All bids for comoletiog the road on
Digger Mountain were rejected.
Thev were G. A. Haob, $650; C. S.
Seefy, $53o; R. C. & W. W. Oglee
by, $49g. Ttje county clerk was au
thorized to advertise for bids for
making a fill near the J. M. Currier
faraa. The petition of Superintend
ent Denman and Sheriff Burnett
fjr typewriters were denied.
A STEER IN HARNESS.
And a Main Guy in a Plow Team
What High Priced Horses has
Brought Farming to.
Two horses and a lusty steer har
nessed together and doing labor as
a piow team is an every day scene
on a farm in the north end of B n
ton these days. The steer works
in the middle, and according to all
accounts performs bis part in the
ceremony with credit to himself and
satisfaction to his owner and equine
team mates. The caravan walks
right along as though it was not an
unusual but an ordinary arrange
ment and the land rolls over as sci
entifically and as swiftly ploughed
as if the steer was feeding on his
native heather and a $00 horse in
his place at the plow. His horns
look a little strange in a plow team,
and his mates must obviously cast
a sidelong glance out of the corner
of their eyes as they walk on aud
on meditatively and silently. Oiher
of ihe unusual is observable in that
the harness on the steer, for he
does rot operate in the old- ahioned
yoke, is upside down. The back
band is under his body and the bel
ly band over his back. The collar
is big end down, and the hames are
wrong side up, for a steer does his
pulling from above instead of a
gainst his breast as a horse does.
Otherwise, the rigging is the same
f m his steership as for the horses.
Meantime, the steer is ' worth $50
while the horse whose place be fills
probably went for $300 or $400.
The foxy owner is turning an hon
est penny out of the transaction,.
and somebody that badly needed a
work horse got him lor the price.
The only questionable thing about
the thing is what kind of a matinee
would it be if the steer got a horn
mixed in one of his team mates'
ears.
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DEALER IN EVERYTHING, Corvallis, Oregon.
B. A. CATHEY
Physician & Surgeon
Office, room 14, BanK BIdg. Hortt
10 to ta and a to 4.
Phone, offlcs S 1 2 Residence 1 S 0.
Corvallis, Orooa.
G. R. FARRA,
Physician. & Surgeon,
Office np in Burnett Brick Uea
Idence on the corner of Had icon and
Seventh et. Pbone at honse and office.
H. S; PERNOT,
Physician; & Surgeon
Office over poetoffie. , Residence Cor
Fifth and Jefferson Btnsets.- Honrs 10 to
12 a. m., 1 to 4 p: m. .Orders may be
eft at Graham & y" "haru'e drug etoi.
J: A. WOODS
General Auctioneer. A ' Square Dea
and charges right'.
Corvallis, '" Oregon.
contiuued from page 1.
he could consult with his client arid
decide whether to appeal the ca-e
o ax ept tbe sentence, teara came
t) Mays' eves in eplte of his effort
tuo trol his emotions and beljw
e ed his he -id anl wept.
George Sorenson's bail or $4ooo
was forfeited and a bench warrant
i-tued for arrest because of defend
ant's absence from courtroom.
BILLS ALLOWED.
List of Warrants Ordered Paid at
Term of County Court.
Last
H.H.Glassford, sal. Janitor, $ 40.00
T. H. Davis, Assessor, 7400
M. P. Fiuit, "Ferryman, 58.00
3. D. Wells, Constable lees, 2.20
C. A. Gerhard, Stationery, , 1.25
Corvallis Mill Co , Lumber, 1.82
C.P.FulertonJur. Co.Court, 4.00
J. E. Cronk, " " 4.00
Wm. Bogue, " " 4.00
Willis Vidito, " - " 4.00
E. McLennan, " ' " 4.00
J.B.Goodman, " " " 4.00
John Rowland, ' 2.00
C Real, " " " 2.00
Ind.Tel Co..Phones for c.h. " 4.50
'ity Water Works, Water, 2.25
Mrs.Huggins,CareCo. poor, 104.52
E. osse Moores & Co. . Blanks, 6.16
Allen & Woodward, Sta'y., 1.40
J. Hubert, Wit fee Pros.att'y, 2.30
J. W.Ray, " "' " " 1.50
Franklin Iron Works, Co.,
Repairs for Ferry. 25.00
G. L. Stonebeck, Sal. road
. . . ' ' supervisor etc., 39.25
Graham & Wells, Stat'y ' 2.00
D. E. Bennett, Medical at
tendance co. rfber, 20.00
Allen & Woodward, sta'y, 3.70
Corvallis Times, Printing, 32.00
L. S. Woodruff. Road work, 3.00
J. P. Connell, ' 3.75
T. J. Phillips, Road supplies, 40.10
Albert Wilson; Wood for c.h. 7.00
J. R. Smith & Co., Road
supplies, 18.20
G.W.Smith, Sah.Com. etc., . 9.00
Peter Rickard, " " 16.80
R. S. Irwin, Road work, 1.50
W.H.Rickard, " " 1. 00
Ruben Taylor, " " 1.00
T. T. Vincent, clerk,
"Too Much Soda in the Bis
cuit" at the Opera House, Friday
May 17th.
Chamberlain's Cough KemeOy
" a Favorite.
"We prefer Chamberlain's Cough R
to any ether for our children," says
J. Woodbury, of Twining, . Mich. . "It hu.
also done the -work for us in hard colds and
croup, and we take pleasure in recommend
ing it." Fcr sale by Graham & Wortham.
Boise, Idaho, May 3. The jury
which wilt try William Haywood,
firBt of the accused in the Sceunen-
berg case; will keep houee during
tbe trial. The law of Idaho pro
vides that euch juriee shall be kept
together and in seclusion from pub
lic contact and the 'higher courts
have always insisted on a strict
compliance with tbe provision.
Therefore, rither than take any
chances with tbe public' ty of a ho
tel in this ceae, Sheriff Shad Hodg
in, responsible for the custody - of
the jurors, has hired a bouse for
them. The bou-e, an attractive.
well-built structure, standing on a
neat lawn and garden, is just acroes
tie street that flanks the rear of
Ada county court bouse and within
about 500 feet of the courtroom.
To make the daily journeys of
the jury as direct as pusaible, the
sheriff has constructed a temporary
stairway from the rear of theeecond
story of the court house. Its upper
landing Is the platform of' a fire es
cape and it is reached through the
anie-rom of Judgj Word's cham
ber?. The jury can, therefore, be
taken directly to the stairway with
out leaving tbe railed enclosure of
the courtroom.
An official cook has been retained
and arraDgemen b have been made
with local etortB for a good and va
ried supply of food. Four bailiffs
two for day duty and two for night
set vice will gusrd the jury. Tbe
house will be carefully and con
stantly watched. Eatry to the op
en lawn will be prohibited, one of
tbe day bailiffs will remain at home
while the jury is in court, and the
night bailiffs will do no sleeping
during their watch..
The courtroom is being partly
reconstructed, in order to increase
the seating capacity both in and
out-side the rail. Two unusual
features of the courtroom are that
the jury box occupies the space di
rectly in front of the bench that is
generally filled by the clerk and his
imposing desk,-and the witness
chair is in the middle' of the cham
ber, between the endd of counsel
tables and directly in front of tbe
middle gae of the rail. The jury
laces tne room, out its cnairs are
on swivels that may be swung a
round to face the judge. The - wit
ness chair is on a piattoim ana is
visible from all points in the rooom
Many extra chairs and tables are
being placed on either side of the
room within the enclosure for the
use of tbe daily press representatives
and a long desk has been built along
tbe outer side of the" rail for the
special writers and ; artists. Special
seats aie being placed for members
of tbe Boise bar and the seating ca
pacity of the public part of the
room increased to about 300,
yesterday afternoon and wrote
Lane's name upon tbe ballot.
The nomination was tbrut upon
Lane br the. insistent demaud of his
party. It was absolutely unsought.
His name was not upon the ballot;
be bad explicitly refused to be a
candidate, and be was without or
ganized support of any character.
Two years ago, when Lane was
the regular democratic nominee and
when bis name was printed on tbe
oallot he received io the primaries
698 votes. Yesterday 887 demo
crats went to tbe polls and wrote
Lane's name en their ballots as
their choice for mayor. George H.
Thouia9, his competitor; was snow
ed under, receiving only 4o9.
Io some precincts Lane's vote was
four, five and even six times that
cast for Thomas. In precinct 51,
where Thomas lives, the vote was
22 for Lane and 7 for Thomas. In
precinct 46 Lane received 24 votes,
while Thomas had but 2.
Boise, Idaho, May 4. Owen
Birnes, formerly of Victor, Colo.,
now of Goldfield, arrived in tbe city
today. He is a member of the
Western Federation of ' Miners and
was prominent in that organization
during the Cripple Creek troubles.
It is reported that he is to be a wit
ness for the defense it tbe Moyer-
Hay wood trials. He spent much
of the time today in vUiting Mrs.
Haywood..
Several srcialisis are now in
Boise, who have btea tent from va
rious places to sit as a socialist ju
ry in the trial to report' the pro
ceedlngs to their home orgaaiza
tion. "
George H. Shoaf, representing
the Appeal to Reason, who has been
in correspondence with Jiugene V
Debs, was asked today if the latter
still intended to visit Idaho to at
tend the trial of Haywood. He re
plied:
"He has made no change in bis
Drevious plans, to my knowledge
I believe he will show up here next
week."
"Do you think Dabs would come
out here, after being advised by
one of tbe leiding attorneys for tbe
defense to stay away if he had the
interests of the defendants at heart?"
was asked. Shoaf replied: " '"
"Debs is not the scrt of man to
be dictated to by an attorney : like
E. F.-Richardeoa or any other at
torney. Debs bas a mind !of his
ffwn and ' will .probably do as be
himself thinks hast."
This was in reference to the fcet
that leaked out some time ago that
Mr. Richardson had made such
representation to Debs. Tbe lattar
bad indicated to 'friends in the Mast
that he would not come, although
he had said frequently- be would
come and, bring an army.
For thief of Police.
In response to - the ' reanest of many
citizens, I hereby announce myself as
a candidate lor the office . of . chief of
lolice, of the city of Corvallis. subject
to the decision of the voters at the
coming city election.: If elected, I shall
consider my oath of office binding, and
shau do my duty without fear . or favor
... . .-,'.- J- O. Wells.
Portland, May 5 .Portland
Journal: By an overwhelming ma
jority the democratic! voters of
Portland have made Harry Lane
their nominee for mayor. Nearly
900 democrats went to the polls
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Therewith announce myself as a can
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subject to the will of the voters. J. W.
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REaL ESTATe
No 60843 acresi 30 in cult, .balance pasture and timber, some fine bot
tom land, house of 5 rooms, small barn, young orchard, 2 1 -2 miles of
' 'a good town, price if sold soon, $2000. This is a bargain.
598 160 acres,' 35 in cult, some good timber and pasture," good house
and barn, fine orchard, well watered, this is a good stock ranch price. -
$1700. .School house on 'place.'
383 1 0 acres,' all in cult, fine orchard, all level, good house, fair barn 1 -2
mile to good town, good garden land, nice little home, price $1 700.
AMBLER 6c WATTERS
Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE Is herehy etven that tbe undersigned
has been appointed uaminihtrator or the estatd
61 Elizsbeth V. Taylor, deceased. All persons
h&vltiz claims aeainst said estte are hereby re
quired to present the imiie duly verifl'il 'as toy
luw requirea co me or bi inn omce 01 a. x . x me.
Corvallis, Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice
Dated April 5, 1!)07.
W. A. TiTTOHANAS.
Administrator of tbe estate.oi Ellzabetb V. Tay
lor-, deceased. , -. v
Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE is hereby eiven to ell whom It may
concern that the undersigned has been duly ap
pointed, afljnjniitratrixot the estate of B. F. Hy
land, deceased, joy the county court of Benton
county. Oregon. All per si ns having claims
against the estate of said B. F. Hyland, deceased
are hereby required to prosert the same, with
proper vouchers therefor, duly verified, as by
law required, within six, months from the date
nereoi, to ' ne unaersignea as tne ouiue uk iuc
Fadden & Brvsnn, attorneys, Corvallis, Oregon.
Dated at Corvallis., rOrenon, this 29th dayA
March, 1907. ' . :
MARY A. DINGES,
Administratrix of the e.sta,tu of B. F. Hyland, de
ceased. - - ; .: :.
Not ce of Sale.
Public notice is hereby given, that the under,
signed, as the administrator of the estate ot Fe
ter Wilson, deceased, by virtue of an order of
the county court of Jackson' County, Oregon, sit
ting In probate, said order being ef date the 26th
day of April, 1907, will from and alter Monday
the 3d day of June, 1907, i-nd at and from the
hoar of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, offer tor salt,
and sell all of tbe right, title and interest ot trie
said estate in and to all of the following do
scribed real property, situated In Benton county,
Oregon, to-wit: ' -- :
The North-east quarter of section 18. in Town
ship 12 South, Range 6 Vest, containing 160
acres. -
' Raid h.1a will tnlre t)lne at the law office of K.
E. Wilson In Corvallis, Benton county. Oregon,
and will continue until the highest possible
price has been received for said tract of land,
and said property told. Said property will be
sold tree from all liens and Incumbrances what
soever. - '" ,; ' ,
Dated at Cor Jollls, Oregon, this the 3rd day
ot May, 197. ?
. , i A :' D. H. CHENEY,
Administrator ot the estate ot Peter Wilson,
deceased.
Notice to Creditors.
a
In the Matter of the Estate
nf
Eliza A. Knlaht. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons concern
ed that the undersigned has been.doly appointed
administrator of the estate of said Eliza A.
Knight, deceased, by the county coart of the
state of Oregon for Benton county. Allpersons
baring claims against said estate ot Eliza A.
Knight, deceased, are hereby required to pre-
sentthe same, wiu proper fuwun. nic.c.wi,
Mluly verified as by -lawa required, within six
r I.k- . Aata h or 1 mthA lln dprlcnou
at his law offlcfr' in Corvallis, Oregon,
DatedApiil 30, 1907.,.,..
Admlni'strator of the Estate of Eliza A Knight,
. .deceased, i -. -.'
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