THE HILLSBORO ARGUS, THURSDAY, MARCH' !!),' 18(Ji.
THE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
The Only Democratic Paper in Wash
ington County.
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BY
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On yew, 11.00.
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Entered at the Post-oftice at Hillsboro,
Oregon, as Second-clas mail matter.
ABSOLUTE RESPONSIBILITY.
The republican party is solely
responsible for the ruthless spend
ing of many thousands of dollars
in this state. The appropriations
of the state machinery at Salem in
1895 were simply enormous and an i
imposition on the taxable proper
ties of the state. The public treas
ury could not have withstood so
severe a draft from banditti of dark
ages. Men calling themselves
statesmen registered their votes for
a general appropriation bill which
exceeded anything in the history of
the Northwest, considering condi
tions and seasons. Had some leg
islation been effected that the sev
eral counties might, have had re
trenchment within their own busi
ness, this brigandage would not
have been so f xecrable. While re
publican editors were howling
about democratic incompetency
their party solons were busily en
gaged in exemplifying the ''spoils"
idea at the state capitol.
Now isvthe time for the demo
crats to assert themselves. Let a
good ticket le placed in the field.
Let the legislative candidates pledge
themselves to cut down county ex
pense!:. Several thousand dollars
an be saved Washington county
in this manner, and by the delega
tion fighting every extravagance,
several thousand more can be left
in the taxpayers' pockets. People
who furnish the finance for gov
ernment are beginning to realize
that home issues are not subordi
nate to others. The people of
this county are in a temper to work
or the best interests of their homes
and they will not again be misled.
There is no mistake about this and
the republican campaign managers
recognize the necessity of getting
together early and hammering
away in order to be victorious.
For months they have been meet
ing, telling their funny little stor
ies and work i n f up a feeling of
good fellowship, laboring under
the impression that it is only a
matter of faith anyway, and that
the rank and file of property hold
rs are too shallow to go into the
booth and vote on nie-its. In this
they may be mistaken. Self pro
tection is one of nature'b first laws,
and the republican rule in the state
and county may not be perpetuat
ed. WHY TIMES ARE HARD.
Politicians and partisan press
are too apt to be radical and unjust
in dwelling upon causes of the hard
times which have obtained for sev
eral years. Certainly, there are
reasons manifold, and the political
causes are not the sole ones, so far
as any particular party tenets are
concerned. For years and years
we have, as a nation, been subject-1
ed to a very undesirable element of j
foreign immigration the pauper'
labor element. This element hag;
entered into competition with labor
and constantly brought down the
wi ge wale. They have entered on
our public domain and forced our
native born to look for homes by
other than hpmestead process.
People have lived too rapidly, too
expensivelybeyond their means.
The luboring element has spent too
much for bw when times were
better and should not blame the
nation for . their short-comings.
National and slate expenses have
: been too lavish in many lines. Of
ficial salaries have been too high
The habit of borrowing has grown
to be a great incubus to prosperity
'There has been too much pur-
chased legislation in all branches
of government and too little true
(ability sent to capitols to legislate.
.'These things have btaring upon the
times. It is state and county pur-,
ifiontion in the way of reduction of
(expenses that the people of Oregon
want. This is what people feel
when taxes must be paid and when
;they want to revolutionize condi
tions let them commence at the
oiintain head. at home. The na
tional affairs are, strictly speaking,
ubordinate to state, for the ktate
a part of the whole that governs.
IT WILL WANT REFORM.
Two years ago a howling cam
paign was on in this state. The
populists were not more vitupera
tive in their campaign utterances
ikon WArn Ilia rAlMiKlinany wVia
, j, j j ... j i
loud I v condemned evervthmir dem-
ocratic and pledged their candi-
i (lutes to nnant. radical statu reform. 1
The republican papers expressed 1
opinions that the state was gone if
any than their party was in state
power. They elected their major
ityand wha' did they do? Spent
over one and one-quarter millions
of dollars of the peoples' money;
enacted no laws which were of pe
cuniary benefit; fought like tigers
over their party majority and ad
journed without even the approba
tion of the radical press which had
so ardently advocated their election.
The Oregonian shouted for reform
but will again be repeating the
same paraphrases as before. This
is what the Oregonian said the
next morning after the legislative
adjournment:
"Such a result! A legislature which
the people elected to do certain things
that were distinctly promised, yet noth
ing done at all, except that which is
wholly evil. There is no reduction of
official extravagance: an opportunity to
which the people had looked forward for
relief was wholly wasted; appropriations
exceeding in prodigality and extrava
gance those of the last legislature, under
which the people groaned. Who will
have the face to ask the election of an
other republican legislature?"
Yet, that great paper will be
right. in line for some more ''re
form," such as the state secured by
electing the ticket in the hot cam
paign. ELECT BY THE PEOPLE.
While there has been some pro
gression on election there is one
matter in which people have, sig
nally been apathetic. This one
thing has cost many states thous
ands of dollars each time U. S. Sen
ators have been elected. The law
should be changed so that all elect
ions are directly made by the people.
This idea of legislatorial election to
i the upper house of congress is a
relic of anti-colonial days when our
customs were borrowed from Eng
land. Let the people have a voice
in the elections, or let us entirely do
away with the senate. Kentucky
has had an experience with this an
tiquated custom and the legislature
has adjourned without a senator.
Little legislation lias been accom
plished, and that bad. Oregon has
had its experience rppeatedly al
though it has not failed to elect.
The legislative body of states should
be purely legislative in power, rnd
not elective.
: McKINLEY WANTED.
Win. McKinley will doubtless be
the next republican nominee for
the presidency. The republicans
want more protection and he will
le the one to bring such result 1
The old hackneyed cry of "the poor
laborer, protect him" will be the
slogan of the party this Bummer
and fall, and it now looks as though
it will win. But just exactly how
it will take with the producer re
mains to lie seen. The protective
regime can in no possible manner
raise the prices of the farmers'
products, but will raise the price of
all things the producer buys.
The action of the Supreme court
of the United States in declaring
t"e income tax unconstitutional is
highly characteristic of what envi-
ronment will do. Our Supreme
Justices are nearly all rich and re
ceive good salaries and as a matter
of fjict could well have withstood
the small tax which the law would
have imposed. But they must de
clare the law void because their in
timate associates were the ones to
be effected. Very likely if the va
lidity of a protective tariff were to
be tried by the court it would be
decided constitutional, for this in
come tax works the other way
the income goes to the same class
of people.
The able editor of the Oregonian
is not content with formulating the
tenets and platforms for the repub
lican organization of Oregon, but
through the Telegram, the make
shift and accessory of republican
politics, is trying Io outline the pol
icy of Oregon democrats. The dem
ocrats of Oregon will do as their
majority seeb fit; as its thinking
element says in its convention so!' ,y ninwr
1 ' H. K. No. 893, for the n e yt Sec 29 T 1 $
ity wantfree eilver they will have)
it, and if not they need no republi- j
Can editor to direct party CpUrne
land precedure,
CALL FOR CONVENTION. 1
A Democratic Convention for the
County of Washington is hereby
called to meet at UilUboro, Oregon,
on April 7, 1896, at 10:00 a. m. in
the Court House for the purpose of
electing 6 delegates to the State
Convention to be held at Portland,
Oregon, on the 9th day of April,
e
ilaUb. The convention to consist
jof 71 delegates to be chosen by the
r,OUB ,rc, ulcl" ai l raie OI "e
ne
10
" r ry
votes cast for Congressman in 1894
and one for every fraction thereof
over 5.
The mini tar for each precinct
are numerated as follows:
Precinct. No.
Beaverton i
Beaverdam 6
Buxton 2
Cornelius. .6
Columbia .5
East Cedar Creek 3
West Cedar Creek 3
Dairv. (
Dilley 1
East Butte 5
South Forest Grove 4
North Forest Grove .5
Gales Creek 2
North Hillsboro 5
South Hillsboro 5
Mountain ... 1
South Tualatin 3
West Butte 2
Wapato . . . . 2
Washington .2
Primaries are recommended to
hold their meetings to elect said
delegates on Tuesday the 31st of
March, 189fi.
By order of the Central Commit
tee, dated this 17th dav of March,
1896. IRA. PURDIN.
J. M. Wall, Ch'r'n Pro Tern.
Secretary.
Yetterday's Portland Market
Oats, good white, 2327 $ bu.
Oats, good gray, 22 23 bu.
Potatoes $ sack 2530.
Onions $ sack 251.
Butter, creamery, 40 45.
Butter, fancy dairy, 35.
Butter, common. 124 roll.
Hay, timothy, &509.00.
Eggs 8.
Hops 46.
Wheat, Walla Walla, 59 $ bu.
Wheat, vallev, 61 $ bu.
Administrator's Notice.
Administrator's sale of personal prop
erty of the late Martin Manning ou his
premises on West Dairy Creek, Saturday
April 4th at io a. m. One brood m.ire.
3 four-year olds, i three year olds, 2 two
year oius, I yearling, all of Percliernn
mare and some of the colts full-bloo s
sioi-a, a iresn cows, 35 goats grain, ma
chinery and farm, implements, harness,
books aim Household lurmlure. Terms
under f 10, cash; ove $10, secured notes
at per cent, trom date of sale, pavable
Oct, 1 '96. Anton Pfanner, Administra
tor, rorest Orove, Oregon.
Land Office at Oreoon City. Oh.
arch. 17, 18..
on-e n nereoy given mat llie ai
proved pli
Th.ee N01
aroved platof the survey of TownshiD
nn-
ee North. Kange7 We-rt. has len r.
ceived lrom the surveyor General of
ureson, ami on Jn;ie 10, 1896, at 9 o'
clock a. m. of said day said plat will
be ofticially tiled in thisoftlceand tlieland
theiein embraced will lie subject io en
try on and aller said date.
Robkrt A. Miller, Register.
Wm. Galloway, Heceiver.
Notice to Stock Holders.
Hiu.SBOito. Ohkoon. Mai-. 18. 1SI
To the subscribers of the capital stock of
ine wasmngion uoumy speed and
Driving Association.
YOU and each of yon are hereby noti
fied that the Hoard of Directors has
levied Assessment No. I on haid caphal
stock, thesame being k0 per cent, of the
face thereof. You are requested Io call
on the Keceiiiiy, lake out certificates and
pay said a-sebsinont at once.
E. J. Lyons. Pres.
C. W. Rkdmond, Nec'y-Treas.
Notice for Publication.
Laud Ornci at Oreook City, On.?
Feb. 10, 1896. f
T"OTlCK is hereby given that the follow
XI ing-named settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Couutv Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon on
March 30, 1896, viz:
' Miles 8. Collins,
H. E. No. 7039, for the KWUWW and W
8 K Sec U1T 'i N R 5 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Oatis Haycock, of Fir, Oregon.
Charles nicks, " "
8 8 Bateman, " "
W H I.yda.
47-fl Kobirt A. Millrb, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Laud Ornci at Orioon Ctt. Oe.I
VrOTlnR ia horelvj !., .. tl.. f..ll
Feb. 21, lHH.'i 1
il ing-named settler has filed notice ol
his intention to make final proof in su -
iw.v vi ,jid uinifii, nnu liihv paiu prooi win
be made before the County Clerk of Wash-
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
May 6, 1896, viz:
Gust
Engestroom,
H. E. No. 8662, for the E U X W W, and
lots 1 and 2 Sec 30 T 8 N, R 5 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Henry. Baker, 8. 8. Reed, Charles Wed
berg and Olof Sundberg, all or Olenwood.
Oregon.
49-0 RoS.bt A. Miller. Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Orrtck at Okeoon City, Ob.I
Feb. 27, 1898.f
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow-ing-named
settler has riled notice of
his intention to make linal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash-
ington couuty.at Hillsboro. Or., oil May
8.1896, viz:
If HFI A
ptl ZZJXlnZT
W'J&a, M B U-
tnropand W i Venable, all of i ir, Wash-
jm Ro'm,t amiller. Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Orrtcg at Orkooh Citt, Or.I
rb.25, ltt.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow-ing-named
sett lor has riled notice of
her intention to make II mil proof in suit
port of her claim, and that said prot if will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, oil
May 7, lUo, via:
Lecy A. Beneftel,
H. K. No. 857-', for the t n e Pee 11,
eMseSSec 2 TUN, K 4 W.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of aaid land, vis:
N 8 Pricket, A II Phipps, K 8 Bullock and
B L Phillips ull of Manning, Oregon.
50-4 Hobkrt A. Miller, Kugister.
Notice for Publication.
Land Omen at Orkoon Citt, Ok,
Feb. 25, IKWi.f
i.i
'i
tl
il
is
I
"OTICK is hereby Riven that the follow
XI ing-nanieu settler nas n loo nonce u
liig-nameu seiner nas nuxi nonce 01 1
uia iiiiciiwoii io hu mini prooi in suii- ,
port of his claim, and that said proof will !
made before the Kcgister anil Heceiver
U. 8. Uml 1 1 lllce at Orauoii City. Ore,
May HI, lfW, vi:
Joseph Miller.
II K. No. 10524, for the S li K of Sec
to.
1 3d It o W .
He names the following witnesses to
Drove his continuous residence uiiou and
cultivation of said land, vis:
I'harles vaaou, of Ulencoe. Urepon, Albert
h.aliline,of Portland, Oregon anil Ambrose
Cox and Jack Hobble, of Mountaindale,
Oregon.
50 4 KosRKT A. MlLLKB, Register
Notice for Publication.
Feb. il7, 1SHB. f
VTOTlfK is hereby given thai the follow'
his intentioi
ing-iiaiiiru seiner nas mm nonce ui
1 J 1 III-. I
...... a Ira h....l r....f 1.. ...- I
;ort of his clai
.1 1.1 .. ..'ii
e made before the Tountv Clerk of Wash
a ........ :.. .......
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
.i.ay i, ies, via:
George Uoos,
H. E. No. 7K30, for the W of the N W
and S 8 W of Sec 24, T S N K 4 W.
He names the following witnesses to
urove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
John H Kennedy, Amos K Mead, John
Mppertand Peter Sittg. all of Oreenville.
Oregon.
50-4 Rorkrt A. M ili.kr, Register.
Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICE is hereby g veil that the un
dersigned has tiled her final account
as administratrix of the estate of.- enry
Dentin, deceased, in the County court
of the Suite of Oregon for Washington
countv, and that said court has appoint
ed the Hard day of March, 1MW, at ten
o'clock a. 111. as thctime for hearing objec
tions to such rlnal account and for the
settlement thereof.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this Febru
ary 19. 180B.
IIkrtha DemiN,
Administratrix of the estate of henry
Dentin, deceased.
Notice for Publication.
l.ANn Orrirg at Obkoon C,tv, Or.I
Feb. 20, lMHl.i
TVTOT1CK is hereby given that the follow-
XI ing-named settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof in mi
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon on
May 0, 1SW, vi.:
Olof Suiidbenr,
11. K. No. m for the N K M N W W and
l,ots 1, i and 8, fcec. SI, '1 3 N Rang ft V.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon mid
cultivation of said land. viz.
Henry linker. S. .S Koed, Charles Wedberc
and Gcst Kngestrooiu, all of (ileiiwoud,
Oregon.
4! 6 lioBKKT A. Ml 1. i.f K llegistrr.
ANDERSON & TUPPER,
x (Succe..jr to 0 R Mead)
EXPRESS!
Makes regular trips to Portland on
Mondays, W ednesdays, and Fridays, re
turning 011 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays. All business entrusted to him
will be promptly and carefully attended
to. Freight and express rates reasonable.
Leave orders with him, or at Ledford's,
orat THK A ROtTR.
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jno ju rriKon nireet.
Look!
Rare Bargains
te Properties Fop Sale
Enquire nt Ths Argus office.
No 1 lio acres, adjoining city limits. 1
ttidewulk within one block of property. 1
lti acres cleared, nnet quality of bottom
land, 4 acroa bench, Hue alia for building !
purposes, some timber on same. Will
sell in a body for laiOO part down, bal
ance on tinm to milt imrcliaHHr. Or will
1 Hiilxlividn whir to give part cleared hot-
,.,, , .. ir(l i . .o.....,
, , i.,,,. homu
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neat little home which can be
made self sustaining Investigate Iwfore
Hftnin Alia It 4 1., tl.u ii.u.L' ut t,.w m
short time only.
No 2 10 acrea, half cleared, 1 acre bea
verdum. rest slashed and sown to trass,
no biiilillnuH, goes forfitf per acre. With
in two niilcH of Hillsboro. Terms, $400
down, balance in s years at 10 per cent.
Or will sell 40 acres, of which above is a
part, at same price per acre. Including 15
acres of benverdam and awail cleared.
No S 128 acres.
highway running
through center of place.
i. 60 acres In culti
vation; 2 acres in orchurd, apples, pears
ami phi ins; n room noose; log nam. gotxt
well of water; .10 acres of beaverdam, easy
to put in cultivation; place well watered
nv springs nun croeK; iuu acres
under
fence; li miles from (Mist ollico, dally
mail; 1 mile from school house and six
miles north of IlillslHiro. Does chean for
.
caan.
No 4 A mh! corner lot on Main and
. -.,-, llh ., ,.,..
thereon.su itulile for any kind of liiiHlness,
and in excellnut repair, will go at a bar
gain for cash. Part payment and balance
on long timo with security.
No 5 12 acres', half cleared .balance in
grass. Good house of four rooms; (;ood
barn and outbuildings. Fine orchard of
50 trees and various other small fruits,
150 chickens 50 ducks, 1 -horse wagon,
a sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifers
1 horse and farm implements. Every
thing goes for $650, cash in hand.
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Notice For Publication.
Land Omcg Okeiion I'ity, Ob.I
Feb. IB, 18116.1
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow-ing-named
settler has tiled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
h; claim, under Sec. '05 Revised Statutes
of the U. 8., and that said proof will be
made belore the Register and Receiver
U. 8. Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon,
on April9, 1896, viz:
Chas. H. Welch,
H. K. No. 1014 for the K W N K and
M K H of Sec. 18, T 4 N K 6 W W M
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Thomas Pettijohn of Knuaey, Oregon.
Palon Clarke " '
C H Wheeler Clatskanie "
Geo Ricbwiue Jr , ontavilla"
4M Robkbt A. Miller, Register.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court ot the Stale of Oregon
iur vva-'iiiiigvon couiuy,
Q Melvln Th"rn,
Plaintiff.
tiir.i
nt.f
vs
Alios M Thorn, .
Defcndai
To Alice M Thorn.
the above named
defendant.
TN THE NAME OF THK STATK OF
M. uregon. vou are nerebv mnitnaiuliut
ami required to aotiear and answer tlx.
complaint tiled against you in the above
enuueci conn in me aDove entitled suit,
on or before Monday the 20th day of July,
n. u., loao, inesame oemgon tne nrst day
of the next regular term of said court next
iotiowing tne expiration ol the time pre.
scribed in the o-der of publication of this
summons ana it you tail so to appear and
answer said complaint the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief therein
p'ayeu ror and demanded, to-wit: That
the maniae and marriage contract now
existing between you and the plaintiff be
dissolved fomver, and that such other and
further dec.-ee be made as may be equitable
and for his costs.
This summons is published against ym
by older of Hon. Thos. A. McBride, Judge
of the above named court made in Cham
bers this 20th day of February, J896.
Geo. W. P. Joseph,
Attorney for Plaiiuiff.
Notice fc Publicatiou.
L.'-fi)rric'E at Orioor Citt, Oh.I
Jan. 20, 18IW.f
TW'OTICE is hereby given that the follow
Xl ing-namel settler has tiled notice ,of
his intention to make linal proof in sup
port of hit claim, and that said proof will
be made belore the Register and Receiver
US Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
on March 11, 181)6, viz: 6
Frederick Cozens.
H. K. No. 8212 for the N U of S W and 8
M N W Sec 32 Twn 1 8 Tt 1 W
He names the following witnesses to
prove hlscontinuons residence upon and
JA0ionzCoBa1.!ProSr,!"s
uuiMvtiuuii oi saiu iauu, viz
James nite
Joseph Kloyd of Portland, Ore,
Robert A. Millix. Register.
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