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B a lte r C ity , M a y SS©, 1 8 7 4 .
L- P- F IS H E R , N os . 20 and
21 Now
at
A G E N T S.— T h e fo llo w in g n a m ed gen tle­
m e n are au th orized to act as A g e n ts for the
| ¿ bedrock D e m o c r a t :
1 G eo . P. H o w e l l & C o., N e w Y ork
THOS. B o y c e , San Francisco 1
k‘
? ' s ^ VANS’ ? ° '~ Loli> M ass.
V § A^ TTEL,S> F ortlan d , Oregon
iU 1 . 1' L. sjukr , San Francisco ’
0 on D u n h a m W r ig h t , Union County O
& C. H a r t e r Albany, Oregon
’ ’
- W a l l a
Walla, VV. T .
T)' ? 'n ox’ ^DDdleton, Oregon.
J. D . A gn - e w , Boise City, Idaho.
f-
Giarhtvnie, Oregon.
W *»' /^
8> L a Grande, Oregon,
i f ' m A * !^ItAWF01iUi Payette Valley, Id ah j
S. M . J e f f r e y s , Weiser Valley, Idaho
H H R v f ; C£ ny,m Clt>'= Oregom
H . H . H y d e , P ia in e o u y , Orego”
M v “Z
e ™ r Und. ;Uni0n and
Gove can
l e o W ¡ r h t S f ,Un 10 U e D emocrat to
W V gMt , bon> merchants at Union or
Cowles & McDaniels or S. O. French at The
vnrtu,n ^ r ? 0? 8 wlshlnS to subscribe in that
lo S t h e r o f i r . C0" nty cangive their names
lo either ol the above named parties
f « ;? R D^ ALAI)li is authonzea to act as Agent
for the D emocrat at Umatilla.
A ^ m V W ;n P t LMEa 18 authorized to act as
A gen t for the D emocrat at Marysville.
u ir le s W . C r a n e iB authorized to act
'?? Agent for the B edrock D emocrat in San
Ira n cisco .
I m p ’ d O. R . M .— On the 14th Sleep of the
Flow er M o o n , G. S. D ., 383 W in n em u cca
Tribe, N o . 5, w as organized in this city by
Le F . A . Shaw, Great Sach em o f the Great
Council o f the State o f Oregon, and the fol­
low in g n am ed chiefs were d u ly “ raised
u p ” to. their respective stations, to*wit: E*
H . CardWeli, S a c h e m ; J. P. R oss, S. S .; Ik e
B lo ch , J. S .; Cal H y d e , C. o f R. ; H . N . M c ­
K in n e y , K . o f W .-; R . A lexan der, P rophet;
C. M . Foster, 1st W ; J. H . In g ra h a m , 2nd
W ; S. R. R oss, 3rd W ; R. T. B ailey, 4th W ;
G. L . Manning^ 1st B ; A . Sicord, 2nd B ; D.
H . Jackson , G. o f W . ; A . A . H ew ston, G.
o f F .; also the n am es o f L . O. Sterns, J. H .
S h in n , E . S. M cCom as and W . W . W ebb er
appear upon the Charter list. T h e Coun­
cils o f the Tribe w ill be held on Tuesday
E v e n in g o f each w eek, at their W ig w a m .
T h e object o f the Order being the relief
o f distressed bretheren, the cu ltivation o f
the social and fraternal relations between
its m e m b e r s, the protection o f the W id o w
and the fatherless and the interm ent o f
their dead. W e bespeak for the Im proved
Order o f Red M en a success w hich is fu lly
m erited by a n y and a ll associations of
th e k in d .
G ood
P rospects .— Our
friend W . H .
Latest New York Gold Quotations,
d e c a e t e n d e r s in t o r t e a n i > :
B u y in g ,................
.au M wifU *Kr* 1
109 H
.88c. | Selling....................gy
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Meteorological Table.
Through the politeness o f Professor S. P .
.Barrett, we are enabled to lay before our
readers the following table showing the range
•ot the Mercury lor the week ending Mav
16th, 1874, at Baker C ity, Oregon:
7 A. M.
12 M.
10 p M
.Sunday,
48
50
40
Monday,
40
53
42
Tuesday,
36
64
40
Wednesday,
36
75
43
Thursday,
40
74
43
Friday,
38
81
56
Saturday,
49
81
54
Average for the week 52:5 degrees aboTe
Zero.
Average for corresponding week last vear,
56:6 degrees above Zero.
W e bad early raduiglies first on the 12th;
lettuce also la. ge enough to use; strawber­
ries' bloomed on tne 14th, and cnerries on
the 16th.
H S T OT A K ttIV A L S .
M r. Speake and those in company
with him
hold one thousand feet of bar claims, and
up and pann­
ed out in running a short cut.
Mess s.
Sweake, Campbell, Hoffm an and
Marshall
holding elections, at the General election
J u n e 1st 1874: Judges for Baker City Pre­
May— m orning and evening; also, at Clarks
Creek ou the following Saturday evening at
P . Crabill, John Stewart, W m . H .
candle lighting and Fourth Sunday at 11 o ’­
Speak, and .that the place o f holding election
clock, and ap Eldorado same evening; Mon­
be and is hereby designated
day evening at Mormon Basin, and Tuesday
tain’s office.
Judges for Pocahontas Precinct : D . C arn ,
evening at Rye Valley.
■George M itchell, 0 . T . E lliott, place of elec­
W ingville, on Thursday, June 4th, and con­
tion at school
tinue over the Sabbath.
S.
Littlefield,
place
of
holding election at school house.
Jndges fur W ingville Precinct: E.¿Bryant,
The Baptist Associ­
ation will meet with the Baptist Church at
N e w M u sic .— A Life that Lives for You,
I v y Club Lancers, List to the Voice of the
Waves, and The C hild’s Vision with a varie­
ty of othei new and popular pieces o f music,
H. E . Perkins, E . H . Sturgill, place of h o ld ­ have been received from F . J. Benitz, Man­
Powder Precinct: A .
ager o f Gray’s Music Store, Forth nd. Wo
refer our friends requiring anything in the
Riggs, A . George, A . Leonig, place of hold
music line, from a song to a piano or organ,
ing election Sot. Coles house.
Judges for Shasta Precinct: W m . Morfitt,
to Gray’s Music Store, Portland, where they
ing election J.ohn M cLain’s
Judges
for
North
Store.
can rely upon honorable dealings.
E . H . Richardson, W m . Cunningham , place
A P resent .— L ast week we inspected Ad­
■of holding election Barnes Hotel.
Judges for Quartz Gulch Precinct: Geo.
ams’ Map o f History, which was presented
Mooro, E . L . Johnston, C. C. H untington,
M cArthur..
place of holding election Leatherwood’s Ho­
and well adapted to the use of schools. It is
a valuable and useful gift, and the generous
tel.
Judges for Easton Precinct: A . Barnhart.
L . Devore. Ered Green,
place
of holding
election Copeland & Green’s Store.
Judges for Rye V alley: Walter Fernold,
to the Baker City Academy by H on. L . L .
The map is a very fíne one,
donor will receive the thanks o f many a stu­
dent of the Academy, for his kind rem em b­
rance of the institution and its inmates.
T h e R osedale T r o u pe . - - D uring the past
J . C. Powers, J. M . Turner, place of election
ten days this talented Troupe has been play­
B lain s H otol.
Judges for Connor Creek Precinct; Robt.
ing nightly to good houses in our city.
W illia m s, W .
style.
place
E.
o f holding
W ood,
W illiam
Brown,
They
put good pieces upon the boards in good
W e understand they will commence
election G . M . Glover,s
a short engagement at Boise City on next
house.
Judges for F t. Sum pter Precrnci: Chas.
Monday evening, and we hope they may
R im bold,
Joseph
Young, H . Duckworth,
place of holding election Young’s Store.
Judges for Clarks Creek Precinct: John
"Wade, A . W inn ing, John Cox, place o f hold­
ing election T . Reed’s H ouse.
Judges for H um boldt Basin Precinct: L .
H . Rodgers, John Clackner, R . Beers, place
of holding election N . Savage’s House.
Judges for Burnt River Precinct: Chas. W .
Durkee, A J. Weatherby, B. D . Jett, place
of holding election W eatherby’s Station.
Judges of Pleasant Valley Precinct: A . C .
Goodrich, T. B . Hart, — . Nichols, place of
Judges for Stone House
Precinct:
have good houses.
G one
to
S il v e r .— W e neglected to men­
tion at the proper time that D r. E . P. T ier­
ney and family had gone to Silver City to
live.
The Doctor is a good physician, and
we hope fie may have the success there he so
well deserves,
and that his family have a
N e w G un S h o p .— M r. H . Sutter has open­
ed a new Gun Shop
at
Gardner’s
Store, where he is prepared
C . C.
to do all kinds
of work in the way of repairing
tols, and also machinery,
on
Jewelry
Guns,
Pis­
short notice,
W ork warranted —
Give him a call.
*
B . Rinehart,
C h a n g e .— M r. Thomas Smith, o f the E m ­
place of holding election Sami. M cDonald’s
pire H otel, at The Dalles, has leased his ho­
H ouse.
tel there, and intends to remove to Salem.
W e understand he has leased Chemeketa
Davis,
Sami.
McDonald, L .
v
C al le d .— H on. E . S- McComas and D r. J.
B . Hulsey from LaGrande called on us last
H otel at Salem.
week.
gentleman, and knows how to keep hotel.
R. S - Johnson and
James
Odell ol
Rye Valley called on us last Monday .-they
say times are lively at Rye Valley and all the
people there are at work.
F or P ortland — Our young friend Robt.
I.
M r. Sm ith is a very clever
O. R. M .— There has
H orse S t ealin g .— A man by the name of
Lawrence was arrested and brought into our
city, on last Monday, for horse stealing.
S chool . — M iss Fanny Worlow commenced
her school in our city last week. She has
some twenty odd scholars.
success in her undertaking.
W e wish her
E ditor D emocrat :—I will give you a few
items from this part o f the country, and if
they are not interesting to your readers
you will have to excuse the writer for tres­
passing upon your time and space.
to us.]
ized
in
our
City.
We
fióme twenty
understand
or more
The Sun
eorres
down
with a vehement
muchness. Ever 7 -thing is love(ly) and
quiet as the m igh ty Hudson, but the sun
burns right down. T h e chances are that it
rain soon.
Tne Union Race- comm ence
(Tuesday).
to-morrow,
A good tim e is anticipated.
W ork will commence on the Summerville
and W alla Walla Wagon Road immediately.
M r. 8 . Hannah received a lot of new goods
last week. The firs , received ihis season at
this place.
H e will
also
pay
the highest
market price for republican rote«.
Gillespie, late of Boise City, passed through
m em bers. For the present they meet in Odd
Fellows H all every Tuesday
F rom T a
c o m a
evening.
M r. E . M . W hite, former-
W e are indebted to M r. R . P.
merly of this city, arrived from Tacoma, W .
Layton for late Chicago papers for which he
has oar thanks,.
T ., last vreek, and is staying in our city at
present.
Head of Main Street,
SHERMAN & HYDE
Cor. Kearny ana Suiter Sis.
A C AR © .
I desire to express m y thanks to the peo­
ple of Baker City for
their
kindness
sympathy during my late illness.
you deserve personal mention,
and
Some of
but The All
Seeing Eye has marked aud will reward you.
of Rev. Cum Lum for his kindness, and Dr.
Yonk Chu for his skillful and successful
treatment. I feel to them I owe my life.—
Trusting they will be as successful with all
their patients, I take pleasure in recommen­
ding the afflicted to their care,
blow, kind
friends, I bid you farewell, leaving you to
be rewarded by H im who hath said, “ Inas­
much as you have done it unto the least of
those, my children, you have done it unto
m e.” Yours, very Gratefully,
Rev. L . A. P O W E L L .
night at Pap. Craigs in honor of Miss. Chase,
was a big thing. Every one seemed to enjoy
themselves.
Bonus had a bonus tim e.
A Frenchman by the name of Prudont,
while hitching his team a few days since,
was kicked in the mouth,
knocking out
eleven teeth and disfiguring him badly.
W e see in the Grande Ronde Times that
Mr. T . T . G. (its stein wheel at the Govt?) is
calling Mr. Paine Sheriff already. H e m ust
be the running Geer (s) of the Cove.
B O N U S.
B u f fal o , N . Y ., Dec. 13,1870.
D r . R. Y . P ie r c e : For tne past six months-
I have used your Golden Medical Discovery
in my practice, and in that time 1 have tes­
ted its merits m severe coughs, both acute
and chronic, in enrome diseases of the
throat, severe cases of bronchitis, general
derangement of the system, constipated
condition of the bowels, and wneiever a
tafrough Alterative, or blood purifier, has
been indicated. In all cases I have found it
to act gently,
deseased conditions, aud
bringing about a healthy action throughout
the system. Yours fraternally,
’
H . E. H A L L , M. D .
This medicine is sold by all respectable
druggists in all pai ts of America.
An occasional dose of D r. Pierce’ s Pleasant
Purgative Pellets stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite and invig­
orates the system. Hence it is often advan­
tageous where no derangement exists. One
who feels tolerably well often finds that a
dose of these Pellets, from their cleansing
and renovating effect -upon the digestive
apparatus, makes h im feel decidedly better.
Twenty-five cents, by Druggists.
© . F . , meets every Saturday evening, at
half past six o’clock, at Odd Fellows H alf, in
the new Rank Block, corner of Front street
and Court Avenue. Members o the Order
are invited to attend. By order of
N. G.
0 5 “ C h a s . S t . L o u is has located perma­
nently in Baker; and is now prepared to man­
ufacture and repair all kinds ot jewelry and
watches. After twenty-eight years experi­
ence in the business, he feels competent to
give entire satisfaction. M r. 8 t. Louis, is
also agent for the best Sewing Machine in
use. the NewWilsou, price, $55,00.
0 5 “ F or the very best Photographs, go to
Bradley & Rulofson’s Gallery without S tairs
Estray Notice.
O
N E I l t O h - G i i A Y E A L L E Y , T i ir e e
years oiu tins spring, oranued B on the
Snouider, form erly owned by David. Brid­
ges. and cam e irom O cuoco V a lle y ; leit
M alh eu r City October 20,1873. a n y infor­
m a tio n o f said F itly left- at the B e d r o c k
D e m o t k a t Office w ilt be rewarded by
G. W . P H IL L IP S .
M a y 13,1874.-0 ln3
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL t>EALEHS IX
SHEET
MUSIC,
Musical Instruments,
M U S IC A L
3 1 E l l C IIA N D I S E .
Orders from the Interior promxitljr filled.
GEO. J . BOW MAN.
GAINES & B O W M A N ,
B la c k s m ith s
A N D
Manufacinrers of Buss & Wap®.
E A R E G lvTTltN G O U R T I M B E R
irom St. Louis, M o., and none
but the very best is Purchased, we aro there­
fore prepared to Warrant all our work.
W e are n-ow fully prepared to complete any
W
direct
Btisrgies
or Wagons
OO
cj
On short notice, and we cahsuy we have the
Very Best of Workmen in our employ.
Every one wantiuga Baggy or Wagon wilt
save time and monev bv giving ns a call and
e a iM ffin g bur work for themselves.-
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s
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o
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s
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Special attention ft paid to Horse Shooing.
A ll repair work done oh short notice. W e
are thankful, for past Patronage, and still
solicit a continuance. ,
GAINER & B O W M A N .
Baker Cfff,- March 1 1 , 1874.-n44tf
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S e w iiw F S a e liin c s — A © r o v e r
A BakEivatid a Florence, both now ami
the very best— for sale. L r p a r tic u la r s, en­
quire at this office.-
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TH E UNEQUALLED1
MANUFACTURERS OF T B S
DR. YO U K CH U ,
C h in e se P h y sic ia n ,
H as located perm an en tly In
B V K E R C IT Y , O R E G O N ,
And can be found at J. W . C leaver’s Old
Cabinet Sh op , which he has fitted up as
an Office and A poth ecary Store.
A ll diseases ineidentto the H u m a n F a m ­
ily can be cured by this p h ysician.
Particular attention paid to cases given
up as incurable by other Physicians.
DR. Y O U K CHU.
B aker C ity, M ay 13, 1874.-nlnl7
RAIL HOA d Y
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USE.
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C L E M E N T & S I C O E D , P r o p r ie to r s,
B a k e r C it y , O re g o n .
r p h e P ro p rieto rs respeetiu lly
X
inform the Public that tliuy have pur­
chased the Baker City Hotel, and have fitted
itupas a First Class Hotel, where they will be
found at all times ready to attend to the
wants of the
H u n gry and W eary,
In a manner that will give satisfaction.
The Table will be supplied with the best the
M A R K E T W IL L A FFO R D .
Give us a call, and then you can judge of
our ability and capacity to please our custo­
mers.
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C L E M E N T A SICORD.
P A Y
U P ! !
p e r so n s in d e b t e d t o a . h .
Brown are respectfully requested to
come forward and settle their accounts,
either by Cash or note, immediately.
0 5 ” A word to the wise is sufficient.
Baker City, March 26,1378.
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P A R K E R ,
W H O L E S A L E A N D R E T A IL D E A L E R IN
Coppr, Till an! Sheet-Iron Ware.
Mu in S tr e e t , B a k e r C ity , O r e y o n .
E K E E 3*& C O N S T A N T L Y ©Ar
hand a full assortment of all articles in
his line, such as
H
Miner’s Hydraulic Pipe, Noz­
zles, Batts and Tin Ware.
Also, Every Pattern and Style of
Dick W illiam s and Tim . Davenport will
eulogize their respective but not respectable
propositions here to-day.
The birthday party given last Wednesday
S A N F R A N C IS C O ,
I cannot, however; forbear making mention
Mrs. E . Perkins and M rs. G . W . Parkor
and son paid our section a visit last week.
they
charter
I
U N IO N I T E M S .
the Independent Order o f Red Men organ­
start with
AND
R eligious — Rev. L. A r Rowell -will
preach as follow s each m o n th :’ 1st Sab­
bath, E ld ora d o; 2nd Sabbath, Raker City,
H ’A C O S
M A R IA © ,
11 A - M ., and 6J4 P. M .; 3rd S u n d ay, North
ni
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l
t
h
e
V
a
r
io u s B ra n c h
Powder, II A . M .; 3rd S u n d ay, \Volf Creek,
carried on by the Undersigned, at ni;
6]4 P. M .; 4th Su n day, Baker C ity,as above.
A lso , the w eek before the fh.st ■ Sabbath:— j Shop, at the
R ye V a lle y , Tuesday even in g; Morfhoft
Basin', W ednesday ev en in g ; C la rk ’s Creek,
Thursday ev en in g ;
M alh eu r, Saturday
evening.
B A K E R
C I T Y ,
O E E S O N.
R eligious . - - R ev. G. W . Clancy, o f the
I will do as good work, at as reasonable
Baptist Church at Wingville, will preach _ at
Prices, as any other Shop in the Country.
the Court House, in Baker City, the Third
S. B . M cC O R D ,
Sunday of each month, Morning and Even­
Baker City, Feb. 10, 1874.n40tf
ing.
P rayer M eetin g .— A prayer meeting will
be held at the Court House, on Saturday
evening of this week.
City H otel has been changed to that of Rail
Road House.
S. A . «A L V E S .'
B la e k & m i tilin g
N ame C h anged .— T he name o f the Baker
0 5 =* Ascend in the E L E V A T O R , 429 M o n t­
been a Lodge of gomery Street, San Francisco
our City on his way to Portland on last M on­
day.
T hanks —
House last evening. They speak at Eldorado
to-day.
B a k e r City L o d g e N o. 2 5 , 1 .© .
pleasant home with the Silverites.
and at reasonable rates.
holding election Frank Gables H ouse.
A r r ived .— R ichard W illiam s and Timothy
Davenport, Republican and Independent
candidates for Congress, sp ike at the Court
ground, and
Baker City, on the Third (next; Sabbath in
D.
Although in a critical condition, it is thought
he would recover.
Circuit Court lias been in session the past
w eek and w ill probably continue another
they have now about one hundred and twen­ week, and still there are thirteen crim inal
ty inches o f water, and they will soon put in cases and several civil suits to be tried.
The contract for fuiDishing Cavalry hors­
sluice boxes, and then we may expect to
hear o f big clean ups. W e wish the boys es for.the G overn m en t was le t to the Payne
the greatest success.
As gook or better Brothers and M oore, m erch an ts o f W a lla
W a lla . atO ne hundred and tw elve dollars
prospects are struck on the same bar below
per head. T h ey are offering E ig h t y -d o l­
the mouth of Connor Creek.
lars in greenbacks; but I th in k th ey will
B ody F o u n d .— A brother o f Geo. W .H u n t have to go out o f W a sh in g to n Territory
to fill the contract at that rate.
o f Bluff station, on the Payette R iver,Idaho,
This is a great country for stock —th o u s­
was drowned some two years since in the
ands o f grass. There are m ore horses than
Payette River. Dilligent search was made
cattle raised here, but I can n ot see the o b ­
at the time and for a long time afterwards,
ject in raising horses,as a general thing, in
for his body, but his friends were not able to
preference to cattle.
find it. On last Friday his remains were
There were a great m a n y fruit trees k i ll­
found near the place where he was drowned • ed here by the cold weather last winter,
H is skelleton was whole, and his hoots still bu t the prospect for fruit this season is very
remained on his feet. M r. H u n t was a good for tlio trees that aro left.
H o n . S. M . W a it has returned from C ali­
young man of much promise. A t the time
he was drowned he was taking the U. S .m ail fo rn ia , and W ill address the people 01
from Bluff Station to Salubria, and in ford­ W a l l a W a lla to-m orrow even in g, M ay 16,
on th e subject o f beet sugar. I f they can
ing the river which was very deep at that
g et this thing establish ed, it will be a great
time, he in some manner left his horse and
h e lp to this portion o f W a sh in gto n Terri­
was drowned.
tory. There is not m u ch m o n ey in the
F ine B uggy . — On last Thursday we had couii try n ow , but .pCtSple live in hopes of
the pleasure of inspecting a fine home man­ better tim es.
Tw o m en got into a difficulty at Colville
ufactured buggy, built at the shop of Messrs.
Gaines & Bowman for D r. Snow, all of our the o rjier d a y, w hen one of th e m , nam ed
city. The iron work was done by Mr. Thou Pierrie,, stabbed the other with a kn ife, in ­
flicting a m ortal wound. Pierrie had not
Dealy, and the painting by H arry Weed. been arrested at last accounts.
V e g e ta b le s are plentiful in our m arket,
I t is as meat a turn-out as can be found in
fruit trees are in full b lo o m , and every
o.ur city, or in Eastern Oregon, and reflects
th in g lookts beautiful, and our ladies lo v e­
great credit upon the builders. W e under­ ly.
Y o u r s, dec.
REX.
[W e hops “ R e x ” will continue his letter
stand Messrs. Gaines & Bowman are build­
aft; the owners o f this m ining
tion, and the following places designated for
W m . M ullen,
Paralysis on Sunday evening, at that place.
W a l l a W a l l a I te m s ,
R el ig io u s . --There will be preaching, by
house.
E sq., of Eldorado, was stricken down with
California.—
Rev. G . W . Clancy, at the Court House in
Judges for Auburn Precinct: T . L . Stacev,
P aralysis .— W e learn that T . J. Carter,
day about five ounces of as pretty gold dust
B y order of the County Court the follow­
John Brat-
many friends here are Well pleased with the
yisit, and hope it may he a long one.
L e f t .— M r. M . H . Abbott and family left
i n g persons were appointed Judges of elec­
at
Their
our city, for their hom e at Pendleton, last
week.
T h ro u g h the politeness o f M r. J. II.
In g r a h a m , the o b lig in g clerk o f the W e s t­
ern H o te l, ot this city, we are enabled to
lay before our readers the follow in g list of
arrivals a t th at H o te l, for the week en d­
ing M a y 19th, 1874:
A. V e so r, P o rtla n d ; A . C. Clark, u n io n ;
Sam R oberts and T o m S m ith , A u b u r n ; R.
P arker, C hicago; T. J. Carter, Josh u a and
.James Cole, Dan E d w a rd s, E . J . Johnson
and W . G. B o sw e ll, E ld o ra d o ; I. E . P e m -
ber, J. M . Henderson and H . K e lly , Sparta;
W m . S a lly , W i n . F ro n ia n , D. H y a n , H .
Bailey an d .J . M a n sn eid , V a lle y ; J. M .
Carter, M iss E m m a K o u n tz,H en ry K ou ntz
A. Lurchen & w ile, Mrs. G ood and C. Van
ing two or three more for citizens o f our
•Clay, B u rn t R iv e r : Col. H .C . Paige, W e lls
oounty. There is no necessity for our citi­
Fargo A g e n t. L. B. R in eh a rt a wife, M a l­
heur; J. B ear, G e r m a n y ; M organ K e ltn e r zens sending away for wagons and buggies
.and B oyd C arlin, A u g u sta ; J. H a g a n , S a l­
when they can get as good, or better, article
mon C reek; R . B . G illesp ie, Boise City; C.
E astabrook and H . C. l/u r k e e , C onnor at home for the same price that it costs to
■Creek; W . R . Curtis and G eo. H enry,C larks* ■ lay the foreign article down here. Patronize
villo; W . O. R ey n old s.
home industry, and then times will not be
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J u t lg e s o f d i e E le c t io n .
so hard. “ D o ye mind that now .”
cinct:
stopping in our city for t e /eral days.
on iSnake river about two miles above the
mouth o f Connor Creek, showed us yester­
the gold shown us was picked
Money Market.
Traveling Agent, with his family, has been
Speake, who has been out to his mining claim
as we have seen since we left
R E L I G I O U S N O T IC E S .
C o l . H . C. P a ig e , W ells, Fargo A Co’s
S T O V E S .
The Celebrated Buck’s Patent .Cooking,
and the Onward Parlor Stove are kept on
nand, together with all other styles.
¿S" C 3
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W
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Done upon short Notice, and at reasonable
Prices.
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J. H . P A RKER.
L IV E R Y S T A B L E
GRIEß & KELLOGG
Having completed their New Stable,
ha re now the finest and best regulated
L i v e r y S ta b le
In E a s t e r n Or egon,
Where they will carry on the Livery Busi­
ness in all its branches.
STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Baker City, Nov. 13, 1872. n l3tf
These Superb Instruments have achieved n
success unparalleled in the history of Piano-f orta
Manufacture.
They are remarkable for Great Volume, Purity
and Sweetness of Tone, and Durability.
THE CELEBRATED
Acknowledged by Musicians to be the E tci lo w
T*rfeod Instruments over ©fibred for Kale
on this Coast.
Notice to All Persons.
o u a r e H e r e b y N o tifie d th a t
all Lands purchased of J. M . Boyd, or
other persons, in the SoutheastQmrter of
Section Seventeen, in Toynship Nine South,
and Forty East, commonly known as Baker
City, and Boyd’s Addition, and which is
situated in Baker county, Oregon, (if said
Boyd, or other person, has not first secured
the title of the undersigned to the same),
is voidable, and will be taken from you with­
out any pay or reward for improvements,
and you are further notified that there has
been no final decision, even in the Land
Office, against m e, on merit, as to my title
to said lands. A ll that decision went to, was
to the point that my Attorneys did not make
the appeal in proper season, as ordered by
me. Suit will be instituted in proper time
to recover all of said land and improvements
held. Beware 1
R O Y A L A. F IE R C E .
Rockbridge, W is., Jan. 24, 1874,n34tf
Y
V O T K E TO A L L
P E S IS O N S .
T V Boyd’s Pre-emption Entry and United
States Townsite of Balter City, set down for
Patent. The Final decision o f Commissioner
Drummond against R. A. Pierce and State of
Oregon, and in favor of Boyd’s Pre-emption
Entry for the Northeast quarter of Southeast
quarter, and West h a lf of Southeast quarter
of Section 17. Township 9 S R 40 East, 120
acres. Also, in favor of United States/Town-
site on Southeast quarter of Southeast quar­
ter of Section 17, Township 9, S R 40 E a s t -
40 acres, was made on September 15, 1873,
and entered on Records of United States
Land office at Washington, Book 102, Page
110, and Patent was ordered to issue to said
Boyd for said 120 acres, and to Pre-emption
Lot entries of said Townsite.
J. M . B O YD .
January 13, 1874-35tf
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S t o r e .
STM OTH Y a M m
Opposite Odd F ello w s’ H a ll, M ain Street,
BAKER
C IT Y ,
OREGON,
W o u ld respectfully inform the public that
th ey have recently received a w ell se­
lected and fresh Stock o f
The Most’ Desirable Instruments in tlie market
for church and parlor. Over 23,000 how in us a*
S H E R M A N Sc H Y D E »
& E NEMAI j a g e n t s ,
SAN FEANCISCQiL
X O J7’ 4 .
B u s in e s s X >irectory
o y
E.isyi;itx W ashington , ,
&A 8 TESN O k eg o x , and
N outkeen l b ah » .
T
Walla W alla Union will issue a Direc­
tory of the above named sections earla in
1874.
The work will embVace a general sketch of
the counties of Walla Walla, WMihran, S te­
vens and Yakima, in. W ashington Territory;
Umatilla, Union and Baker, in
and
Nez Perce, Idaho and Shoshone, in Idaho
Territory, together with their Productions,-
Resources, Climate, and all other subjects
upon which information is required.
The Directory of each town and city will
be complete ; and that, with sketches of each
place, should make ft invaluable to the m er­
chant, farmer, and mechanic.
As an advertising medium, it will 1 be the
best yet introduced, as it will be of such im ­
portance that it will always be retained in a-
prominent position for reference.
KATES Of ADVERTISING:
Ofie Page................. ........... . . . . . . . . .
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H alf Page.....................................
10
Card....................
5
D2 p * Advertisers taking one page will re­
ceive a copy of the bdo'k gratis.
P rice o f til© D irecto ry w i l l toe
$1 50
Drug-8,
W e will use our best endeavors to make
Chemicals,
the book complete in every respect.
Paints, Oils,
A thoroughly edmpetent person will soon
make a tour of the country to be embraced
Perfumeries,
Patent Medicines, in’ the Directory aud gather all the informa­
tion necessary.
Soaps,
Rv M- S M IT H & CO.
W ines,
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W alla Walla, W . T .
Brandies,
Whiskies and
Cordials,
For M edicinal purposes. F a m ily M edi­
cines carefully prepared. Prescrip­
tions accurately com pounded,
at al 1 hours o f the day or
n8
night. Give us a call.
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IMG HATH CHASMS!
Prie©
L IV E R Y S T A B L E Lumber— New Saw Mill.
COKB
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MESSRS. KILBU r V & PERKINS
T> csp cctiu lly In fo r m th e Cit-
X t izens of Baker City and County, aud
tuo Public generally, tnat they have pur­
en ased tlie
L
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f S t s i l o X o
Formerly kept by John Eppinger, and that
they are prepared to furnish customers with
the best of
Single or Double Turn-outs,
Either night or day, with or without drivers,
at the very lowest rates. First class Saddle
Horses on hand. Horses boarded and tne
best of care bestowed. W e keep nothing but
the best of Stock aud Buggies.
Our stable is at the upper end of Main
Street, Baker City, Oregon.
Come and see us, Everybody, and we will
do our beet to please you.
K1LBUR N & P ERKIN S.
February 10, 1874.-u40tf
FOR SALE.
N U N D I V I D E D O N E -E I G H T H I N -
terest in the “ JAM ES GORDON
^ u a R TZ L O D E .”
For particulars apply to G E O R G E W .
P A R K E R at A . H . Brown’s Store.
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Baker City, March 19, 1874.
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o o d , M. D.
(Graduate of the Medical Department ol
the Willamette University,)
FHYSJCIAN AND SURGEON,
ü 23 1
RAKER CITY, OREGON,
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he
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b r o th e r s h a v e
their New Saw Mill in complete run­
ning order, and it is doing the beat of work,
it is located at
Reduced*'
THE BEST IN THE WOBtD.
J P o ca h a n ta s,
Where they are prepared to fill all bills for
Lum ber at short notice, and at as
R e a s o n a b le D r io e s
W ill
As any other Mill in the county. Orders or
Bills ’for Lumber can be left at the Black­
smith Shop of McCord Brothers, in Baker
City, and they will be promptly filled.
S. B. MoCORD,
R. D . M cOORD,
J. P. M cCORD.
P . S.— All business in connection with the
M ill will be atended to by
R. D . M cCORD.
November 11, 1873.~n27tf
Buy
L a s t A L i f e -T im e !
3 5,000
ram
S
h o n in g e r
O
rgans ,
IN D A IL Y USK.
¥our Lumber at the
Old, Reliable
E b e ll’s
W
O ld M i l l .
E H A V E R E F IT T E D T H E
M ill and make the best Lumber in
the county, at prices to suit the times.
Any bills left at our Mill receive as prompt
attention in the future as in the past. W e
saw everything from a Lath to the Heaviest
Timbers.
Clear and seasoned Lumber always on
hand.
Bills left with J. W . Wisdom will receive
immediate attention. By strict attention to
business, we hope to receive our share of
public patronage.
An unlimited amount of Grain taken in
exchange tor Lum ber.
The best musical ta lesf of1 the country re^
commend these Organs’.-
best.
ter satisfaction, than any other now mad*.-
They comprise the
Erta, Concerto, Orcliestra aiiGffifls.
Illustrated Catalogues sent by mail, post­
paid to any address, upon application to
B . S U O . M M f i i R A C O .,
edliott & van patten ,
March 1, 1874,-n34t-f,
The nicest and
More for your Money, and gives bet­
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