THE HILLSliORO AUG US, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 18.
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, Portland
Daily Mall Departures:
. Portland A Huateni via H 1 n hi
Port viu i;icncoe, Lenox A Bethany
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'Portland A Way - P m
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Fitriiiington nil IjUiii-iiI leaves at KfcWI a
in and arrives at .1:45 u hi un Tuesday,
Thursday anil Saturday
No Hunilnv iniill. I'ostoftlec open from
7:01) a in to H;Uil in, except Niiiiuay.
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THE POPyUSK
HAVE NOMINATED
Tim Ki-Lpat
jli 17 18
2:f 24 I 25"
'() Z "-'
A Full Ticket is Named
and Placed in the Field.
that the assessor's salary remain
untouched. Nominations were then
0;n:d and Mr. Heckart offered a
resolution baring all from nomina
tion who had not been at least 12
months in the faith, and that no
populist candidate withdrawing be-,
I ween convention .lay ami numi n W., CA Vf.
J, SJ WlXlWl f I till VTAU V-l."
MAYOR AITOINTS
AUK CONFIDENT OF ELECTION;
he eligible to further nomination
for a period of four years. This !
wan voted down by laying on t lie J
table, and thuH wan Sanford's chest-
nut raker put on the shelf for the!
second time. Nominations for;
I Mate senator were: A H Mellon-,
! aid. John Pricket, L A Rood, E C
IiIIIhIioio ami Immediate Vicinity : Scliulnieric-h, Judge Archbold, Itev. ,
Capture a Good Many Nomina-: Anderson, Jos Bueher and J J J
li - -Sat.fnrd-Heckart Crowd All the populists inwitive-,
i ly uecuneii except i ncnei. nu
' Lucher, and Schulmerich'H name
I raised such a hornet s hest that at-
erans on Re-Union.
WILL INVITE THEM TO HILLKBORO
Kadly Set Down on.
At 10:00 a. in. Tuesday morning,
Chairman A. t). Hrown called to
order the populist county conven
tion. There were present, at that
hour, delegate and proxies to the
number of 107. lie first stated
that temporary organization should
be effected and declared iiomina
Mr. J. Curran of Rcedville
who 1ms been seriousl y ill with pneu-
nionia, is rapidly recovering under
the skillful care of Dr. Linkiatcr,
For boots andVhwes in all lines
the old reliable fitfjof II. Wch
rung & Hons leadurl competitors.
The pong which provoked the
most enthusiasm and npplauKe at
tluvpopulist convention was thai
wh$h bad for its chorus "Mu4 the
banks and burn the bonds."
Ladies' and missed wraps fur
spring and summer wear at Sehul
inerich & Hon.
At the democratic primary in
South Ilillshoro precinct W. V.
Annans was nominated for consta-
bin. Ah Annans had no vote he
was powerless to prevent it but he
;loes not take it as an insult.
When volt want an "up to dalf"
,' hair cut, or a neat comfortable shave
or both, call at the City Shaving
.l'arlorp. Hot. and Cold baths im
mediate on order.
E. E. Coi.KsTorK, Prop.
., Wash gooiU of all kinds for
Paring and summer wear at II.
. Vi'ohniui A Nonr.
There are some reports preval-
.. ent that thi 1J i'lhauy Hand h id did-
, banded hut ('lias. Hansen informs
:h licit tins is not so. II states
the bind is larger ai.d more ellicicnt
' than ever.
--Chin i Pheasant egas
lor hcceling purposes
'V (i. Mitch -II.
i
lions open lor temporary cnairman ,;al,i(.lle fr tha nonii outioii
somewav he was short of
ter some parley be withdrew his
name. Judge Arclibold went in on
tlie first ballot, receiving 77 votes,
llepiescnlative ticket
The nominations on the repre
sentative tictet were: Win Tipton,
of Sherwood; Louis Ennw, of 'I'ual
atin; John Pricket, of Forest Grove.
On everv ballot Jos Uuclicr was a
but
votes,
nerhatis because he bad so closely
allied himself with the Sanford ele
ment. County Commissioner
But two nominations were of
fered for this office, V B Swinney
and Wm Schulirierich. Mr. Swin
ney came under the wire with 01
votes out of the 122 cat. The elec
tion was made unanimous.
.County Clerk
l..i tliiti nllinu Wtinl KwrOP (if
man. Upon assuming his duties as , i'armington, was placed in nomi-
executive. Air. heatow mane a neai
anil secretary. Nominations lor (he
first named as follows: J. i'. Ileck
ert.of theHeaichlight; Lewis Ennis,
of Tualatin; J. Sea ton, of Sherwood
and J. C. Hare, of Ilillshoro Mess
rs Ennis and Hare declined and the
chairman declared the nominations
elided, appointing (1. A. Sanford
and Itev. Black as Tellers. The
vote vas 59 for Sea ton and 48 for
Ilickert. Mr. Brown then declared
the eleed.in and Mr. Seaton took
the chair. Ward Swope was by ac
clamation I'lccled t.'inporaiy chair
All Endeavor Will be Made to Have
Tliem Meet Here on July 2nd,
Sid and 4-th Pa (rue Promises
(iood Weal her.
little speech, advising harmony and
a subservience to majority rule.
By motion each precinct delega
tion' selected one of its members to
form h committee on resolutions,
the result being ns follows: Beaver
ton, A W Pike; Buxton, M Burgh
olzcr; Cornelius. .1 A Ruble; Colum
bia. J Miller; Dairy, W Hill; Dil
ley, J Bucher; East Butte, C Elliott ;
E. Cedar Creek, W (ioble; (tales
Creek, Swinney; Mountain, II B
K-nistnn; N Ilillshoro, A C Arch
bold; N Forest drove, A V Brown;
S Forest drove, It Kuhn;S Ilills
horo, O C Zook; S Tualatin, A Mc
Donald; Wupato. II Wall; W Butte,
W Tru.xlale; W Cedar Creek, J
Campbell, Washington. Chas Han
son.
j After desultory motions a com
' mitlec on credentials was appoint
Jed consisting of D Corwin, A 0
Brown, C F Castile, b red Jsuiglioi
...... ,,,! si II Dm. hui- Then fol-
inquire ol , ,'()Wt,t ,, Hl,M,iutment of (i A San
i ford. I) B Emciick and T .1 Lecdy
wan
ted
Mcn'r ,1'uruisbii'g goods just; ii cuioiiiittce on outer of laiMiiess
in the f ic'orv at lio' i-r pi ices i The preliminary woi k being thus
ban ever at I'vimlne-neli iv .oo. iilisposeil ul
bv
renotrKs Wi le inane ny
Partlow. of Ilillshoro. which was
popllllSl
ami the democrat n
pojiUUst lllid
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- .MC Mil ley ii(l ' " "".'V I , ,, , .i...u f,...,,,
uont repul.licns lh.sed I he .., , , tJai:fi,tiii. who
huvc a new Kind or mmge, , , . .. .
iiii.lu.-s-irom i ni,,,,,r ' , ,r ',
republic.il stand ;,u"! ' ' n"J '
, !, h.c scats ofi""!'1 l:P- '
Ar'TKUNOON SK88ION.
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iu ...po iicl to1 1 he alternoou session openeu up
din ")!) t iflDOO
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make loans of
on easy terms.
-The semi-annual meeting of
the Washington County Veterans'
Association will be held at Forest
drove, May 7th. At this time they
will decide on lime and location of
the annual e-union.
with music bv the dales Creel
nation but declined, withdrawing
in favor of Lincoln Laughlin.
The secretary, was instructed
to cast the convention's ba'lot for
Mr. Laughlin and he was declared
duly elected the Moininee.
For Sheriff
This ollice stirred up considerable
enthusiasm and nominations were
off-red as follows: D B Emerick.
of Scholia: Win Schulmerich. of
FarmiiiL'toii: A .1 Veatch, of dales
Creek: Archie Wilkes, of Cornelius
S li Diiiihnrr, of Wapalo; ,J C
Hun, of Hillsboro; J J Seaton, of
Sherwood. All withdrew execut
ing Emerick, Veatch and Archie
Wilkes. The nominations w'ie
declared closed and tbe first ballot
re-ulted: Emerick, 5S; Veatch, 8
and Wilkes, 52. At this time a
motion to adjourn until evening,
amended to extend the time until
Wednesday morning. wa voted
down. Veatch then withdrew and
the chair ordered a ballot, result
ing iu Emerick receiving 64 and
W ilkes o(i. Emerick wa-i declared
the nominee and the convention
adjoiirmd Until ediiesd.iy morn
ing .::;o.
wudxksday's WOliK. .
Promptly at 9:30 a m. Chairman
Seatoncalled ihe convention to or
der, stating they were now ready to
eutopic e the nominations.
For llccoider
For this ollice were placed in
nomination: F M lleidel, IIill.-loro;
That Man Meeting.
At the mass meeting held in the
city hall hut Friday even ins en
thusiasm made up for the lack of
laro attendance. .Mayor doodin
culled the attendants to order and
stated the objett of the meeting.
On motion a committee was appoint
ed to confer with the members of
the Gen. ltansotn post, who in turn
will place the matter before the ex
eentive session of the Washington
County Veterans' Association,
which holds at Forest Grove, May 7.
The committee is a good one and
consists of the following citizens.
the first named being chairman: J.
0. Hare. Dr. W. D. Wood, J. J.
Morgan, II. V.Gates, Johnson Free
man, E. J. Lyons and G. W. Pat
terson. It is expected that the com
mittee will have a conference with
the Directors of the Speed and driv
ing Association to ascertain just
what that organization will do lo
assist in getting the re union held
iu this city and on the dates of the
race program.
Last year they met here and were
treated handsomely, but the inclem
ent weather much detracted from
the real enjoyment of the occasion
This year, however, weather Direct
or Pague has been seen in advance
and will fill a special order for live
ilavs hue weather, a day to come on,
three davs for the re-union ami one
to return home. It is desired to
having arousing time on the Fourth
and if the Veterans can be prevail-
led on to come Ilillshoro will have
mother historical Fourth.
Odd, Fellows' Anniversary.
The 77th anniversary of Ameri
can Odd Fellowship was duly and
appropriately celebrated by the
Ilillshoro membership Saturday
evening. The meeting was held at
the Odd Fellows' Hall under '.he
auspices of the Uebekah Lodge.
There was a very line tiroura n and
addresses were made by J. P. Tam-n-sieaiuiT
lI.Tbngue. Impromp
tu remarks were made by visiting
members. A solo by Ethel Morgan
whs one of the Natures of the eve
ning ami the ins'i'iinieotal music
was rendered by the Rowel I family,
of Scholls. The attendance Wits
very large and after the exercises a
delightful banquet, was spread.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
J. B. Wilkes and Calvin Jack
were Portland vieitorg Monday ev
ening. George Groner, of Scholls, who
has been ill for some time, died
Thursday.
Messrs. Wilkes and Stock well
have put in a skimming station at
the head of Lousignont lake near
the Sears place. From this point
the cream is taken to their cream
ery at Oakfield place near Green.
ville. It was reported in Saturday's
Oregonian that Jacob BeiiBch, a
resident of Columbia county, died
at his home at an advanced age.
Mr. B. was for many years a resi
dent of this county and was former
owner of the Ibach farm.
Beaverton will soon have a tent
of the Maccabees. This order is
gaining considerable strength in
Northwest.
A number of visitine members
from Forest Grove lodge, United
Artisans, visited with Hillsboro
assembly on Tuesday evening and
the rank of rellow Workman was
conierred on two candidates. Al
ter the business of the evening was
transacted all were initiated into
the arts and mysteries of the lunch
table.
The Oregonian recently pub
lished a list of pioneers of the
Northwest among which were these
now located in Washington county:
Martha Rhodes, Laurel; m. M.
Stephens, Buxton; Darling Smith,
Gaston; Donald McPberson, Bux
ton; John S. Griffin. Hillsboro, and
Mrs. Mary It. Walker, Forest
Grove.
I. A. Macrum was iu the city
yes-.erday.
J. M. Brown has disposed of
his news business ami W. E. Brock
will hereafter supply the people
with inagrztncs and moi.thlies.
Edw. Hall, special agent of the
Connecticut Fire Insurance com
pany, with headquarters at Port
land, was in the city yesterday on
business with Judge Knight.
The road along the Witchhazel
place has recently been ploughed up
and the rains have left it in a very
bad condition. Numerous com
plaints are being made and those
who must travel over that highway
are not in a very pleasant frame of
mind. They think there was no
necessity of tinning up so much
soil before the weather had settled.
Till? MWHIIPUK!
i mi Mi bii i n
. ?w
ii' riniM mnin! 9itf
ft HE IKLUI
Everything Passed
Harmoniously.
Off
J. A. IMBRIE NOMINATED CI.EKK
The Couvention Hakes Rapid Work
of Nominating Were in Session
Five Honrs Hughes Nominated
Fortate Senator.
sociKTIE$. v
Pliamlx 1axsc No 34. K of I lnetn
on MoihIii-v evening or earn m ecu.
in MiiHontc hall.
rhonecia Temple No 10 iiieeUon the
nii.l and fourth Friday pf wt month
in I O O F hall.
Montewima Ialtte Nd 50 I O O
F meet evrry Wednesday rv-
fr pniiig in tiieirnini.
HillHboro Itohekiih Lodge No 54 inert in
Odd Fellow' 'hull on the third Saturday
of each hionlh.
iruality Lodije No li A F A A M
, meet every- nauiruny ihk" "
idn r lull moon of wen month.
Tualatin Chapter, No :ll, Kastcrn Star,
meets Heeoim ami lourm "i-;
each month at Masonic hall.
iniL.i .t.i.flim No 01 A O I; W
l"":. " .":..,l .nd fourth
lllU'.Tfc CIC'J -
Friday in each month.
i.shiiiKton Kiiciiminncot Nc 24 I
him nun i.M.t ...
Xi.sliiiiKtoii I'.noumymwM
DOK mucin oil e.(lllll i
Friili.y "t'ei.i !, 1... mil.
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in (iii-i
evei.-iu-
,..r.. I,coVeN.. IT I OUT ineet
The republican uounty conven
tion met Thursday and-, put out
their ticKet. a. v. Mir. enus. who : , ,.. ,,mlfiranl!eNo;3 , ,.f i meet
was temporary chairman was made Tr -wi and 4in auturdavs in.
permanent executive and L. It.
Traver, of Beaverton, acted assei
retary. At 1:30 the standing com
mittees reported and they went to
work with a will.
NOMINATIONS.
1L
Viola Tent, So IS, K O T M. inei in Odd
FelloWH1 Hull on fcn-onn am. l'o'..rth
Thurxrtuy eveniiis-'H ol rucb inonili.
Kuby Assembly, No. 2, I'nited .-rt.sims
meet lirst unit third 'l in-sduy at I du
lows' iiail.
For State Senator The nominee' (J(JM uUI,soni Post, No (. o A it t t
! baud. After this came the report ' B d Leedy, imslon and i', li Jei.-r.
!,,f tl i.niiiii.e on vrt dentin Is. of Tiuardville. The result of the
tenting in the convention 122 dele
L'ates. which was adopted. Th
coinmiltce on order ol iiiisint-ss
then rcpoited und the motion
Ito adopt came up and carried.
'ii.... ...m.il.fti. Ii.iil.ud III. lllt.(illilllfOlt
V'llv im ni.'vi i.iv.v. !
-Hats at Schulmerich it Son that nfier precinct nominations had
liolh great and small; can lit any I Urn ratified that the convention ad-
: u. ti.ll...-' ...in. liculu lit.
)..-)tt, JOlll II. ITJII I I milc HIV
..... '-Six shaves for liUy cents at the
!!:.n Ton Shaving Parlors, most
fashiouHhle in the city.
We J.ave the linesUiiid l.irgest
k id hiMiS in W asli
tv at. tlui hnVst prices
Bryan Laidlaw Co. Cah Store
iytiiii
cotin-
blfeied.
several and when the question cam
lo the vote (lie amendment was de
feated by perhaps two to one.
There oiiginal motion, was then
carried. Amotion then prevailed
that all nominees must come upon
the platform, before voted upon,
and make an extemiiorancous
-Hon. C. P. Yates did busim ss ! speech that all might, as the mover
' io the citv vestcidav. He
StllVS
over todav to ho in attendance at
the republican county conveuiion.
The cheap rates of live dollars
cabin and two-fifty steerage, includ
ing meals and berth are still in ef
fect on the 0. U. & N Cos', steam
ers from Portland. Steamers leave
Portland every five days
TheVHies in iVoofc's display
window re attraotingxilie attention
of till. Coiue and serf tliem.
Itont forget to attend the
Band Concert and entertainment
at be Opera House this Saturday
evening.
tfW'. E. Brock can now supply
the public with the choicest maga
zine.) and literature. Come and see
for yourself.
The Bon Ton Shaving Parlors
on Second street are the most fash
ionable in the city. Childrens'
; lmircutting, 15 cents; shaving on
Sunday, 10 cents; haircut, 20 cts.
r-Hon. W. S; Vandcrburg, pop
.uUst noinjnee for congress, this dis
trict, was in the city Monday, re
turning to Portland in the evening.
.Go to II.VeiiruiiB & Sons for
your Gents' furMshing goods. They
kee.p the fiiieil ltfce in the county.
i You can get finer and better
clothing at Schulmerich & Son
than any olner place in ine county.
New Good. New Prices We
are receiving an elegant, gne., of
r spring annmn&rflH)ds -a pneeB
to suit the rituesfNttll Reexam
ine our. stock.X We caijsavfr, you
money," BryanNliaidliw Co. Cash
Store. . v ! ,
Have younoticed the Jlies in
J rOC It S uispia,ywiiiuow i
all right.
said, iuihe of the calibre of his
brains. At this juncluri! it was
moved that the present temporary
ollicers he made permanent, which
carried. All precinct ollicers were
ratified.
As the committee on resolutions
and platform was not ready to re
port, Hon. W. F. Timmons, of Cal
ifornia, addressed the convention,
dwelling upon the murderous and
robbing two old parties, giving each
such a drubbing that great applause
was provoked. Money, he said,
required nothing but a government
stamp to give it value. Anything
having the government stamp and
legislated as a legal tender is good
money and lie tier than gotu or sil
ver. "Three cheers and iv tiger"
followed. A motion to go on and
nominate the ticket before the com
mittee on resolutions reported was
made but withdrawn upon .the re
monstrance that those on the com
mittee naturally would desiroa vote
on these important deliberations.
As a consequence a recess of 30
minutes was declared.
RKBOM'TIONB AND 1'f.ATFOKM.
At the end of thirty minutes or
der was again called and the report
of the committee was read, this
report advocated the legislative en
actment of a pUy law for the pro
tection of the debtor classes and re
quired their legislative candidates
to pledge themselves to worn lor a
reduction of county salaries as fol
lows: Countv clerk, $1000 per
year; sheriff. $1000; recorder, $800;
assessor. $2.50 per dav. It further
required the school superintendent
first ballot was: Hcidel, tM; Leedy,
17; Jeter, 25. Mr. Hcidel was de
clared the nominee, and on motion,
was declared unanimous. choice.
For Treasurer .. j
Nominations: B G Leedy, A O
Brown, E II Jeter, 'A L Pike and
M Burgholzer. Messrs P.urgholzer.
Jeter and Pike declined, Mr. Brown
was elected, having received 78
votes to 39 for Leedy. Nomination
was made unanimous.
or Assessor
Nominations: J C Miller, H B
Keniston, M II Henderson. J F
Havnie, A L Veatch, and B G Lee I
dy.' The first ballot resulted in no.
election, Keniston receiving 5S
votes. On the second ballot there
were but three candidates in- the
field and the vote was as follows:
Keniston, 75; Miller, 30; Hender
son, 20. Keniston was declared
elected.
For Superintendent
For this office but two names
were mentioned: Mrs. E M Howard
Thome, Hillsboro and Miss Annie
Luster.of Gales Creek. Mrs. lliorne
received 114 votes, the largest cast
at the convention for. any individu
al nominee. The election was
made unanimous.
The dog poisoner lias again
got in his deadly work. This time
it is Deputy Shet iff Bradford's dog
and its owner feels quite put at outs
over Ihe loss. Ihe practice of put
ting out poison is certainly one to
be deprecated.
Men's white laimdricd shirts
for 50 cents at Schulmerich & Son.
The Club Dance at the Opera
House last Fiiday evening v as a
great success. The Hillsboro or
chestra furnished the music.
A Warai Reception.
A short time since Mrs. .las. Lew
it. of South Tualatin, was granted
a divorce, ai d in a supposable spir
it of devilment, a night or two after
she was treated to a barbarous ser-
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eiiiiue. 1 HIS uiu uui exacuy piensc
Mrs. Lewis but she bided her time
with much patience. One night
this ueek her tormentors return-
ed with their brigade and it is re
ported that, she fired into them
with fine shot. The result is that
two of Farniington's young men
stand up while they are sitting
down to their meals. This, of course,
was not a pleasant thing for her
to do, but il so, it served the victims
right.
For Surveyor
G L Perrine and Thos. Wilkes
were placed in nomination. Mr.
Veatch said Wilkes was not a good
'middle-of-the- road" populist and
lief and the majorit y of the populists
would not support him. .-Bucher
defended Wilkes. Wilkes' noun
nation was withdrawn and the sec
retary was instructed to cast the
vote of the convention for G L Per
rine, which was accordingly done.
For Coroner
Kobert Kuhn, of Forest Grove,
was nominated for coroner, the
rules were suspended and the secre
tary cast the vote of the convention
for the candidate.
As this completed the ticket the
next in order was the election of
chairman of the county central
committee. J C Hare and J J
Seaton were placed in nomination
but Mr. Hare withdrew leaving
Seaton alone. Mr. Hare's lriends
refused to entertain his withdrawal
Real Estate Transfers.
H B Tigard to Minnie D Graham
05 a sec 1 t 2 s r 1 w $1.
John F Wilcox et ux to Hettie
A Mat tenon 62 a S.E Wilcox d 1 c
s. c 17 t 1 S vv $1000
lb nry Vanderander et ux to
Theodore Johnson 424 a sec 18 1 1
n r 3 w $15. ,
J II Lambert to G F Wickland
trots 14-15 Peaehvale $600.
United Statea4o, 't S Lyon n e
sec 35 tlnr 5.w-.pat.
U S to John Lippcrt e S e i &
s e i n e i sec 23 t 3 n r 4 w pat.
Edward M Atkinson, to Anna S
Warren Its 1-2 blk.38'F G $1.
Edw Swene.y.itt ,tux to Daniel
Swenev It 85 Steels add Beaverton.
C lLarge to W II Storey und $
int pt H 2 blk 15 F G $225.
A Storey et ux toC L, Large pt
blk 2 F G $1000.
II S to W L Trowe s w J sec 15 t
3 n r 5 w pat.
II P Ford, sheriff, to Thus Stew
art 5 a McLin d 1 c t 1 vi-s r 3 w &
Its 6-7 blk 27 Corrioftus $1100.
J P Young iet;iix to S.Young 117 a
sec 7 t 3 s p Vw $2000.
Chas Ashpoleet ux to Win Jack-
son and D R Young s e i sec 12 t 3
b r 2 w and other lands .yUUO.
A Kunz (by sheriff) lo Philip
Lowengart 30 a Richardson diet
1 s r 1 w $2582.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
To the Citizens and vtaert bf Washing
ton County, Oregon:
they're
At the reauest of uiv Mentis I hereby
... ' , , t -v i:
. Dfliiniini.ii mvapit an niopnenoeni iamu-
to devote his or uer entire time to and upon the ballot the. vote stood ; dgte fof the office of County Ricorderof
the office. This, with the indorse-1 as follows: Seaton, bo; Mare, 61. conveyances at the coming janeelection.
ment of the Salem state platform, j Seaton's election was made unani-j Dated this a3rdday of!Aprii, l896.
ConstllUieu tlie entire report miu iiimuwouu hid uinirciim" v.... i
was adopted with the amendment, journed
T. S. WEATHERRED.
-Measles are prevalent in the
city and one or two residences were
under quarantine for a day or so
last week. The cases are not of se
vere form.
The G. A. R. post of this city
has appointed a committee to ar
range a program for Decoration day,
which will be properly observed.
Thirteen acres, halt under cul
tivation, rest slashed and seeded.
Three acres is of beaverdam and
swail. Situated close to Base line
road between Hillsboro and Forest
Grove. Goes at $50 per acre. Call
at this office.
The dog poisoning season is on
and the arch conspirator is mak
ing sad havoc amongst Hillsboro
. . . . i 1
canines. Met ween sirycnnine anu
the dog licence, -'Towser" is having
a hard time these days. C. B aser
lost a valuable dog last week by
poison and several others have gone
to dog heaven by the same route.
Sj-Messrs Berst and Koch have
been making some very neat im
provements on their meat market
fronts.
You can get extras for I). M.
Osborne machinery at Schulmerich
& Son.
Tuesday and Wednesday the
populists took the town and today
the republicans are here, and as a
matter of course are claiming ev
erything in sight. Tomorrow the
democrats will put out their ticket
and then all interest will centre in
the campaign. Cuba's fight for lib
erty will be forgotten, congress will
be ieft to its own sweet, will and the
interest will all be consolidated on
how Pu.ikin Ridge's majority will
Your attention is called to the
fact that telephonic communication
now exists between (he Delta and
Dr. Linklater's residence.
All watehts and jewelry left
from II. Unternahrer with L. V.
Bercknioes. will be sold at auction
at his store on Saturday, May 9th.
at. 2 o'clock, li. P. Cornelius, Auc
tioneer. H. M. Cronkile has completed
a contract as snpei inlendent of the
Newport public schools and has re
lumed to his Hillsboro home with
Ids family. His son, George Cron
kile, was recently married to Miss
Leah Mahor, in Brown county,
Kansas.
The Argtb and Cincinnati
Enquirer, an 8 page weekly, both
for $1.15 per year.
is S Hughes, of Forest Grove, and
he was named on tire 4lh ballot
Until that time he had been receiv
ing complimentary votes, and up
on being placed in the field receiv
ed 61. The ballot upo. which he
was elected was: Hugln's,. 61; Buch
anan. 26; H V Gates, 18F S Barnes.
12.
For Representatives The nomi
inees are J R C Thompson, of Ti
gardville; G W Marsh, of Center
ville, and II S Hudson, of Gaston.
Those placed in nomination were:
C F Tigard, C P Yates, (i W Marsh,
J R C Thompson, B F Purdy and
H S Hudson. The fourth l-allot,
which elected Mr Thompson, gave
him 77 votes and the sixth ballot
gave Marsh 82. This made two of
the representative ticket and a mo
tion to suspend the rules and de
clare Hudson the nominee, he hav- j
ing received the largest number of
votes next to Marsh, was carried.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Clerk J A Jmbrie was nom
inated on the first ballot, the vote
being, Imbrie, 64; Kane. 33,'Good
in, 20. Nomination made unEiii
mous. For Recorder On motion E L
McCornnck was the unanimous
choice of the convention, their being
no other nominee in the field.
For Sheriff W D Bradford, the
present deputy, was nominated on
the hist ballot, there being live can
didates in the field. Result of hal
lot: Bradford, 61; J McNamer, of
Forest Grove, 37; Bei.j. Pattun, 3;
S Meek, of Glencoe, 8; J J Morgan,
of Hillsboro, 9.
For Treasurer T he rules were
suspended and J W Sappington
was by viva voce vote declared the i
duly elected nominee. ' j
For Assessor Two names were
placed in the field. The first bal
lot was: Geo Wilcox, of Ilillshoro,
81; J S Jackson, of Glencoe, 26; S
F Markham, who was a "dark
horse" ree'd 9 votes. Mr. Wilcox
was declared the nominee.
For Commissioner T G Todd, of
Forest Grove was the choice. In
the race there were; Heisler and
McRoberts, of Gales Creek and
Young, of Cedar Mills. Mr. Todd
was selected on the second ballot,
receiving 74 votes. H.isler with-
Oi-anm' all first and third Sutnro..y.
PKOFKKMIOXAI..
BAHRETT 4. ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Itcomst 6 and 7 Central B'oek,
HilLsboto, On
T. H. TONGUE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
la Morgan block,
Hillsboro, OrifO.
W. D.WOOD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office in Chenette Row. Resklenett
corner First and Main streets, Hilliborsv
Oregon.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B.C. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office at Residence Kast of Court House.
C. B. BROWN
QBNTIST,
IULI.SBOUO, ORKGON.
GOLD CROWN and BRIDGE work
specialty. ALL WORK Oiiarenteed.
Rooms 1 and 2 Morgan Block.
Office Hours: From 8 A. M. to 4. e. M.
P. A. BAILEY, M.D. F. J. BAILBT, B.8.M.D.
DRS. F. A. AND F.J. BAILEY,
Physicians, Surgeons and Accouchers.
Office in Hillsboro Pharmacy. Resi
dence soutn-west corner Baseline and
Becond. Ail calls promptly attended day
or night.
JAMES PHItUPPE TAMIKSIE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Ruilrond Co.
Consult ation in French or English. Ofllce
and residence south of Main near 3d St.,
Hillsboro, Or.
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
Conveyancing and fine map work a
specialty. .
Lanasay biock, iwo aoon nana w mm
poatonloe. Second at., Hillsboro, Or.
GEORGE R. BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
ooia 1 it 2, Shute Block, over Greer's.
HILLSBORO, OREGON.
Local Agent Royal Insurance Company
irew after the first ballot.
For Superintendent Austin Craig
ai d D H Thomas, of Forest
Grove: J H Stanley, of Hillsboro,
L R Traver. of Beaverton and J T
Dorrein, of Cornelius were placed )
before the convention. Craig led
from the first and after the second I
ballot Stanley, Thomas and Dorrein
withdrew and Craig went in on the
3rd ballot receiving 61 and lravtr;
nollina 55.
For Surveyor L E Wilkes of
Hillsboro and L 0 Walker, of
Forest Grove were nominated. On
the first ballot the first named re
ceived 59 votes and Walker 50.
Wilkes was declared the nominee.
For Coroner Two candidates;
Dr. Wood, present incumbent and
Dr. Large, ot the Grove. ood
withdrew his name and tlie secre
tary cast the vote of the convention
for Large.
The convention then elected a
Chairman of the gaunty central
committee and adjourned.
FROlMIDDLETON.
SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW,
Notarial Work and Conveyancing.
Rooms 0 & 7 Morgan Blk., Hillsnuro, Ore.
MMCKMiAXEOUS. -
FISH MARKET
J. D. ROS1CLAIR, Prop..
HILLSBORO, - - ORKGON
Salmon 8 and 10 emits per pound.
Herring, suit, S for 10 cunts.
Fresh and Salted Salmon Eirffs Con
stantly on Hand.
THE
: -X"
DELTA
DRUG :: STORE
(Next Door Bryan-I.uullaw Co.)
Main Street, - ilillshoro.
rtlcles. Brushed
Cotnhs, Perfumes, Patent Medicines
ami special munition given
to tmality and Accuracy.
H
Mr. Trotter and wife left last Monday j ' "
for their home in Missouri They in-j
nd atonniniJ a few davs with a son ill i A tlno line ot lollot
-" i I o .
Colo. !
The basket social Saturday evur. ng i
was a decided success. Only one thing
happened to mar the universal pleasure:
one young lady bought herself a pair of
new shoes just before the exercises com
menced and putting them on placed her
old ones in a box and threw it in behind
the curtain, and it got mixed up with the
other boxes and was sold. The young
ntau who bought it thought he was sold.
The proprietors of the new store re
busy as bees gettipg ready for business.
Two precinct tickets in the Held and
good prospects for more. We shall not
come up to the Multnomah ratio of 16 to
l that is sixtetii left to one that gets in.
Winter still lingers in the lap of Spring
and the result is, that every thing in the i
agricultural line Is very backward.
The republican primary passed off har
mouiously (?)aud ihe ring delegates got
there all right. Next the county conven
tion, and then-
Uncle John Winter has been laid up
for some time w.th rheumatism.
Cor. 2UWdnu
1. NORTH K UP i
Newly Furnished
and Renovated.
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. i
Notary Public . , .
Loans, Collections .
FIRE - - AND' - - ACCIDENT
: INSURANCE :
.1. I. KNIGHT,
NOTICE.
City warrants uji to and inclusive of Oc
tober 7, 1S98, are nuW payable ut the otHee
of city treasurer.Bruck's lrug store, HillH
boro, Oregon, and interest will cease on
same alter this date.
Dated April 30, isyti:
F. O. MlTCHKl.L,
City Treasurer.
(Icneral Kire Insurance and Loan Broker
HILLSBORO - - OREGON
jrtnll Villll I.I " llil i uiu,
t Centtrville, Oregon
Weaves carpet striked aud
measured to fit any room.
Prices to suit the hard time
d on
, rc-Sat-him
nded
able,
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