Bedrock democrat., December 09, 1874, Image 1

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BAKER CITY, BAKER COUNTY, OREGON, DECEMBER 9, 1874.
!N ew Drug Store
AT THE
Opposite' Odd Fellows’ Hall, Main Street,
BAKER
s.
A CO., 10 State
R ow , New Y o rk ,
and 701 Chestnut Street, i'h ila d elp liia , are
Q u r Agents f o r procuring advertisem ents
i o r t h e R e d i d , c k D e m o c r a t , in t h e above
c i t i e s , a n d are authorised t o contract for
a d v e r tis in g
t o u r low est rates.
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M. PfiTTHVGIM,
^ ° s t o n > 37 P a r k
CITY,
T. C. H Y D E ,
L. O. STERNS,
N otary P u b lic .
Wrould respectfully inform the public that
they have recently received a well se­
lected and fresh Stock of
F or M edicinal purposes. F a m ily M edi­
cines carefu lly prepared. Prescrip­
tions accu rately com p ou n d ed ,
at all hours o f the uay or
n8
night. G ive us a call.
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"Western Hotel.
Attorneys ami Counselors At-taiv,
R E ID & FLETCHER, Prop’r.
B A K E R C IT Y , OREGON.
r j ’ l i l y HOUSE has been enlarged and re-
-L fitted, and is now the best Hotel on the
Umatilla and Idaho stage route.
Stages leave this House for above and be­
low, and ..also for Clark’s Creek Eldorado,
Gem City and Sparta.
Connected with the Hotel will be found a
first Glass
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BAKEK CIT Y, OREGON.
ILL PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
N. B.—Those indebted to either the Hotel
or Saloon are requested to appear at the
Captain’s office and settle.
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R A IL ROAD H O U SE .
I. D. HAINES,
TTORNEY AND C OU NS E LO R AT
Law, Bakor city, Oregon.
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CLEMENT & SICOKD, Proprietors,
J. M. S H E P H E R D ,
r p iie P r o p r ie to r s r c sp e c tiu lly
JL inform the Public that they have pur­
chased the Baker City Hotel, and have fitted
it up as a First C lass Hotel, where they will be
found at all times ready to attend to the
wants of the
A tto r n e y a t-L a w ,
B A K E R C IT Y , OREGON.
~ S. V. K N O X ,
H u n g ry a n d W e a ry ,
In a manner that will give satisfaction.
The Table will be supplied with the best the
A t t o r n e y a t .L a w ,
(And Notary Public,)
MARKET WILL AFFORD.
O EEGOJf.
Will practice in the Courts of this tate and
Washington Territ ,ry.
PECIAL a UTENTI ON PAID TO LAND
Business, and Collections.
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S
Give us a call, and then you can judge of
our ability, and capacity to please our custo­
mers.
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CLEMENT & SICORD.
O o n v e y a n c e r ,
Will attend to Conveyancing and making
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
Baker City, Sept. 11,1872.
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E. W. REYNOLDS,
PUBLIC
AND
DEPU TY U. S. MARSHAL.
Office - with John Brattam, Three Doors
South of B edrock D emcrat oitice,
on side of the Street-
b a k e r c i t y , o r e g d -N-
O f f i c e — In t h e new B u ild in g im m ed ia te­
ly South o l the W estern H otel.
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y o o c l , m . i).
(Graduate of the College of Physicians and
burgeons New York auu of the Medical De­
partment oi the Willamette'University,)
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Terms cash, or no patronage solicited.
Office one door north oi City Drug Store.
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BAKER CITY, OREGON.
Lt±
Mrs. R. C. Shepherd
Grow & Baker’s Sewing IacMu.es.
Baker City, Dec. 1, 1872.n30tf
F
H
A N C E ,
B A K E R C IT Y , OREGON.
HE PBOPEIETOE HAS Koaglit
T
the H otel restaurant, next, door to
the Post.Office, form erly k ept by Sicord &
W h itco m b , and has fitted the sam e up in
the best style as a H otel, on the French
Restaurant Style. - H e is prepared to ac­
com m oda te the Public, and is determ ined
to give entire satisfaction.
The H ouse is open from five o ’ clo ck in
the m orn in g un til twelve at n ight, during
w hich tim e custom ers w ill be supplied
with the best o f everything to be had in
the
BAKER CITY MARKET.
o lm E p p in g c r R e s p e c t fu lly
informs the citizens of Baker City that
J
has re opened the
Where, at ail times, he will be prepared to
furnish his customers with the
BEST OF MEAT,
Of all kinds, at most reasonable prices.
Baker City, April 11, l874.-n49tf
LIVERY S T A B L E
MESSRS, hlLBIR.Y & PERKINS
T > e s p e e t fu lly I n f o r m tlie Cit*
J l L izens o f Baker City and County, and
the Public generally, that they have pur­
chased the
One of the Finest and Best
To be found in the City. “ Fred” and “ Bob”
will be pleased at all times to have their
friends give them a call.
BOHNA & McCORD.
Baker City, Feb. 10, 1874. niOtf
COSMOPOLITAN S A L IM
w o n ,»
respectfully inform the P u b lic that
W
he has op ened the
il l ia m co n stable
Corner o f F rost Street and Court A ven u e,
opposite V irtu e’s B ank, where he will
be pleased to see and wait upon liis friends
and the Public generally. H is
B A B
Is supplied with the very best o f every
thing in his line, at
I I N M 13 I T
A D rink. H e has a Fine Biiliard Table
for the use o f h is custom ers.
B aker City, Dec. 17, 1873.
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P A P L E V IN S ,
W H OLESALE
and
R E T A IL
i\ w T HD
i rr
tm v syti
¿Aid
IDA
&i D ? VAiitlci
General Assortment
Of all articles in his Bine, which he is selling
at L o w e s t P b i c e s , for the Ready Pay.
His house is located on Main ¡Street, nearly
opposite the Bank Block, Baker City, Oregon.
Baker City, Nov. 11, 1874.u27tf.
J. B . G A R D N E R ,
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p
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CD
WATCHMAKER AND JE vYELER,
ESTABLISHED IN BAKER CITY IN 1867,
Keeps constantly on hand a well assorted
Stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS I JEWELRY,
and is prepared to do all kinds of work in
his line of business.
Waltham and Elgin Watches at Factory
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Prices
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Repairing done with neatness and dispatch,
at Reas nable Prices.
Baker City, Sep.. 30, 187d.n21tf
S J M ’CORE^ICIC,
Importer and Dealer In
Books, Stationary, Toys, Music And
NEWSPAPERS,
FRANKLIN BOOK-STORE AND SANTA CLAUS’
Headquarters, Fire-proof
Brick Building, 105 Front street, Portland,
GAINES & BOWMAN,
B la c k s m ith s
AND
M
anufacturers of Basis & lapis.
Single or Double Turn-outs,
direct trom St. Louis, Mo., aud none
but the very best is Purchased, we are there­
fore prepared to Warrant all our work.
We are now fully prepared to complete any
LIVERY STA B LE
GRIER & KELLOGG
Having completed their New Stable,
have now the finest and best regulated
L i v e r y S ta b le
In
E a s t e r n
O r e g o n ,
Informs the Public that he is prepared to do
all kind of work in the Undertaking Business
on short notice End at rasonsblc nricGS*
W
STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Baker City, Nov. 13, 1872. nl3tf
K a s tr ie r
D a c lr n e r
F bopbiltoks of tue
BAKER CITY BREWERY,
On the East side of Powder River,
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
Auril 29, 1874,
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JS A B S G E T T IN G O U R T IM B E R
buggies or Wagons
On short notice, and we can say we have the
Yerv Best of Workmen in our employ.
Every one wanting a Buggy or Wagon will
save time and money by giving us a call and
examining our work for themselves.
Horse-
Special attention is paid to Horse Shoeing.
All repair work done on short notice. We
are thankful for past Patronage, and still
solicit a continuance.
GAINES & BOWMAN.
Baker City, March 11, 1871.-n ilt f
J a s . D . IC oon tz,
Forffardii & Comiis* Want,
C orner of F irst and G S teets , ■
Where they will carry on the Livery Busi­
ness in all its branches.
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TJ ndei taker.
J,W, CLEAVER
GEO. J. BOWMAN.
S. A. GAINES.
Formerly kept by John Eppinger, and that
they are prepared to furnish customers with
the best of
IP .
JBaker City, Oct; 1 , 10?8.n21fef
in e s , L iq u o r s a m i C ig a r s .
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HARNESS and SADDLERY
Oregon.
»
A here will always be found the very best
TOGETHER WITH A
Either night or day, with or without drivers,
T. P. IIENDERNSON,
at the very lowest rates. First class Saddle
-Horses on hand. Horses boarded and the
MAIN STREET, BAKER CITY,
best of care bestowed. We keep nothing but
D la n u ik ctu i'c r a m i B e a l e r in the best of Stock and Buggieg.
Our stable is at the upper end of Main
Street, Baker City, Oregon..
Come and see us, Everybody, and we will
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, CHEAP FOE do our best to please yon.
KILBURN & PERKINS.
February 10, 1874.-n40tf
nr
S A L O O N
X s iT r o i’ F
ag en t for
C .A_ S
opened a New
JOSEPH MAN AIDAS, Proprietor,
BAKER CITY MARKET,
M ED ICAL E X A M IN E R
th e N ew Y o r k Life Insurance Co
is
olliia & M cCord R e sp e c tfu l­
B
ly.- inform the Citizens of Baker City
and the Public generally, that they ha\e
T o b a c c o &> C i g a r s ,
Baker City, July’ 4, 1874.-w9tf
T . 1ST. S n o w s j \ I. I d .
Physician and Surgeon,
U
B am berger & Frank,
IMC J k . 3ErL I 5 L E 3 *3? ,
Baker City, Sept. 3, Ib73.nl7m4
a " . IE*. A
AT THE OLD StAND OF
W !i id iS b
«cL ®
AND
F or
SALOON,
DF.ALEE IN
HOTEL RESTAURANT
J O S E P H H. S H I N N ,
N o t a r y P u b lic
NOTARY
B o h r i a &> M c C o r d ’ s
. C o s m o p o lit a n S a lo o n ,
Baker C ity, Oregon.
W E S T O N,
D r e s s M a k in g
Done to Order, and at Short Notice by
MRS. L. J. HUSTON.
Baker City, April 18,1874.-n51m6
B illia r d B a b ie s
Liquors, Wines and Cigars 6f the best
quality. Phelan’s Improved Billiard Tables
all in good order.
of the State.
Baker City, Sept. 1, 1873. nl7y.
A
most reasonable Prices.
S A L O O N !
_
A ttorney-at-La w,
w
a llie s F a n c y a n d M illin e r y
L
Goods in Store, and Latest Styles receiv­
ed by Express every Month, and for sale at
B A K E R C IT Y , O ïlE « iÿ X .
MAIN STREET,......................................... BAKER CITY.
l
ST O R E ,
First door above the Express Office.
S tern s & H y d e ,
L. O. S terns will attend the Courts of the
Fifth Judicial District, and of Idaho and
Washington Territories.
Water Rights and Mining Litigation a
S pecialty .
Collections promptly attended to.
June 18, 1873.n6y
N E W
OREGON,
Drugs,
Chemicals,
Paints, Oils,
Perfumeries,
Patent Medicines,
J O B W Q H E .
Soaps,
"Wines,
Wo are now prepared to do all kinds of
JOB WORK on short notice and at reasona­
Brandies,
ble rates.
Whiskies and
N. B.—All Job Work MUST BE PAID
Cordials,
FOB ON D E L lY lB Y .
P K O E E S S IO ia L CARD S.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
U m a tilla » O r e g o n .
All Freights and charges paid and advan­
ces made on Commission. I have a Stone
Warehouse for Storeage of Goods.
Mark goods, Care J. H. K.,U.
Umatilla, Aug.5, 1874.nl3n24.
W h e a t W a n ted .
O A
A A A
P ounds o f W h eat
O U » D v U
at the B edrock D emo ­
crat Office immediately, for which the high­
est Cash price will b# allowed;
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r e s o l u t io n s .
One square or less, one insertion,. . . . . S2 50
Each additional insertion,................
1 00
One square throe months,...................... 6 00
Business Advertisements by the month—
Quarter column.................................... $6 00
Half colu m n ,.............. ................. .........10 00
One column,.............................................15 00
Ten per cent, additional on advertisements
to which a special position is guaranteed.
tU ” The space of one Inch, up and down
the column, constitutes a square.
N. B.—All dohts duo this ofiice are payable
in Coin, unless otherwise expressly agreed.
I ndianapolis , N ov . 25.—Between
ganization, Messrs. Dafur, Geary
fifty and sixty gentlemen met - here
and Burkhart.
The Democracy of San -Francisco | The Board then adjourned until to-day to take preliminary steps for
held a grand jubilee over the result | three o ’clock p . M.. when the com ­ the formation of a new political par­
mittee made their report as follows: ty based on National c irreney. H or­
of the Eastern elections in that city :
The Centennial Board of Commis-i ace H. Day, of New York, Alexan­
last week. Eloquent speeches were ! sioners for the State of Oregon shall der Campbell, of Illinois, Alexander
made and the following resolutions | consist of one Executive Committee Troupe, of Conneticut, and L. Wood
unanimously adopted. They will of three, consisting of Gov. L. F. o f - Kentucky, were the most promi­
Grover, Hon. A. J. Dnfur and James nent visitors, James Buabanan, of
meet with a hearty indorsement from
Virtue, together with an advising Indianapolis was elected President,
every Democrat in Oregon.
Commiree of seven as follows: Rev. and Wood of Kentucky, and two In-
W h e r e a s , A public recognition of E. R. Geary, Hou. C. P. Burkhart, dianians, VicelPresidents. A com*
events, fraught with lasting benefits Rev. Thomas Condon, Hou. S. G. miitee was appointed to make a dec*
to our country, is the natural d ic­ Reed, Hon. M. Wilkins. W. L Hal­ laration of principles, who will re­
port this afternoon. It is under­
tate of patriotism, and, whereas, we sey, E-iq., and Hon. M. P. Deady.
With a view to faciliate future ac­ stood that they will be very short,
welcome the results of the October
and November elections in the East­ tion, and that all branches of indus­ reaffirming in effect the financial
ern, Western, and Southern States try might be fully represented, the plank of the Indiana Indepeudeuts
as the harbinger of a better era in various departments were assigned for the abolishment of National
the history of the Republic, giving as follows, the various members to banks and the substitution of con­
vertible legal t nder notes. A pre­
promise of reform much needed, represent the same.
Rev. Thos. Condon, Geological liminary National meeting will be
and presaging the end of manifold
called for Cleveland, Ohio, in March
abuses in the administration of the and Mineralogical.
Hon C. P. Burkhart, Agricultural or April next, when the propriety of
Federal and State government; now,
nominating a Presidential candidate
therefore, having assembled to give Productions.
Hon M. Wilkins, Textiles and ■ will be determined. Indiana, IPin-
public expression to our rejoicing
ois, Michigan, New Jersey, Ken­
over results so auspicious, we do Fabrics.
Hon. S. G Rend, domestic and tucky. New York and Ohio, are rep*
hereby resolve,
Letters Were received
F irst—That our gratification at native animals, public works and resented.
from Geo. P. Drew of New Jersey, -
the overwhelming rebuke which the transportations.
Rev. E. R. Deary, religious, ed’ Henry C. Baird of Philadelphia, and
people have everywhere ’ administer?
others, favoring the movement.
ed to the present Administration, is ucational and scientific histories.
W. L. Halsey, Esq., machinery,
not caused .by any expectation of
C hicago , N ov . 25.—A Washington
mere partisan advantage, but byr a metals, native woods and their man­ special says Secretary Delano’s re­
conviction of the necessity of a ufactories.
port to the President, treats at length
Hon. M. P. Deady, history of the on the Indian questiou. TheSecre-
change in leaders and in measures
and policies which have caused wide­ progress of the ¡State and her various tary thinhs that a humane policy is
spread distress and suffering, and organizations.
more sucecessful each year aud that
The report also reccomended that the co-operation of the various re*
have for years past put the very ex
istence'of republican government on Messrs. Dnfur, Gear}’ and Condon, ligious organizations is mentioned in
be appointed as a committee to can­ terms of warm praise. The situation
this continent in peril.
Second—That We understand the vass the State to solicit articles for at present is regarded as very favor­
able. A proposition to make citizens
principles and measures in favor of exhibition.
The report was on motion, accept­ of the Indians is offered and strongly
which the popular verdict has been
advocated. The Secretary also rec-
recently given with such emphasis ed, and the committee discharged.
Resolutions were passed calling comends that the homestead law bo
to be these avowed in the following
language bv the Democrats of New the attention of the Oregon press to amended to enble individuual Indi­
the importance of the enterprise and ans to take advantage of its benefits.
York:
1st. Gold and silver the only le saliciting its hearty' co-operation.
W ashington . N ov . 25.—The House
gal tender; no currency inconverta Also a resolution requesting the va­ Committee ou Appropriations will
rious transportation companies to
ble with coin.
, -
reduce the appropriation for the In ­
2d. Steady steps toward specie extend the courtesies of their routes dian service $250,000 from that of
to the Board, in view of the fact that
payments; no step backwards.
last year. This is justified by the
3d. Honest payment of the pub­ their labor is gratuitous, aud their expiration of several Indian treaties.
lic debt in coin; sacred preservation aim to advance the interests of the The Committee think the appropria­
¡State at large.
of the public fidth.
Quarterly meetings of the Board tion for the army should also be re­
4th. Revenue reform.
Federal
duced.
taxation for revenue only; no G ov­ were agreed upon, to take place on
F reemansbttrg , Pa., Nov. 26.—
ernment partnership with protected the first Tuesdays iu January, April, Last night some one entered 'the
July and October.
monopolies.
The press throughout the State house of Allen Glass and carried off
5th. Home rule, to limit and lo ­
an infant child lying in a crib beside
calize most zealously the few pow­ were requested to publish the pro the bed.
ers entrusted to public servants, Mu­ ceedings of the Board and render all
C hicago . N ov . 27.—The following
nicipal, State and Federal; no cen­ the assistance in their power in fur­ extract from an official dispatch from
thering
the
actions
of
the
same.
tralization.
The duties of tiie Board, as set Col. Miles was received at Lt. Gen
6th. Equal and exact justice to
forth
in instructions by the Director Sheridan’s headquarters this morn­
all men; no partial legislation.
ing- It refers to the girls whose
General are as follows:
7th. A free press; no gag law.
rescue from Indians was announced
1.
To
disseminate
information
re­
8tli. Personal freedom; no sump­
some time ago, during a fight in
garding the exhibition.
tuary or prohibitory laws.
which two white girls were recap­
2.
To
secure
the
cooperation
of
6th, Official accountability en­
tured from Indians. “ They were
industrial,
scientific,
agricultural,
forced by better civil and criminal
sisters, Adelaide and Julia German,
remedies; no private use of public and other associations in their Dis> aged five and seven respectively, and
tricts.
funds by public, officers.
3 To appoint co-operative local were captured in Kansas. Their
10.
Corporations chartered by
committees,
representing the differ­ father, mother, brother and and sis­
the State always supervisable to the
ter were murdered. They aud two
ent
industries
of their Districts.
interests of the people.
older sisters were kept prisoners.
4.
To
stimulate
local
action
on
all
11. The party in power responsi­
They
have no positive knowledge of
ble for all legislation while in pow­ measures iutended to reader the Ex there whereabouts. Their story is
hibition
successful
aud
a
worthy
rep
er.
too horrible to relate. They, were
12th. The Presidency a public resentation of the industries of the
almost naked and nearly starved.
country.
trust, not a private perquisite. No
They are now under charge of a sur­
5.
To
encourage
the
production
third teim.
geon. When strong enough to en­
13th. Economy in the public ex­ of articles suitable for the Exhibi­
dure the journey they will be sent to
tion.
penses, that labor may be lightly
Leavenworth.”
9.
To
distribute
documents
issued
burdened.
by the Commission among the manu
N ew Y ork , N ov . 27.—A Knoxville
To which we add:
14th. No more grants of public facturers and others in their D is­ letter indicates that iAudrew Johnson
has no prospect of election to the
funds or .property to private co r­ tricts interested iu the Exhibition.
7.
To
l'ender
assistance
in
further­
Senate to succeed Brownlow. He is
porations or individuals upon any
ing the financial and other interests one of a score of candidates of Union
pretense whatever.
15th. While we award just praise of the Exhibition, and to furnish in­ antecedents. Gov. J. C. Brown,
to the consistency which under de­ formation to the commission on sub­ candidate of a corrupt ring, is
thought to have the best chanco of
feat and discouragement has inspir jects that may be referred to them.
The Board then adjourned to meet success.
ed the Democratic masses uot to de­
A Times’ Special says it is report­
spair of the Republia, we desire in Salem on the first Tuesday in Jan
ed that the President favors a scheme
frankly to acknowledge that the nary, 1875.
overwhelming triumph of sound
for a grand system of internal im ­
LATE KEWS.~
provements, with a view of reviving
principles in the recent' elections
has been largely due to the faithful
N ew Y ork , 23.—Heavy storms are business. Repulican politicians re­
exposure by a free and independent reported in New York, New Jersey, gard it a fine scheme to revive the
press, of the corruption, abuse and Pennsylvania, and Maryland. A Radical party—to buy the people’s
malfeasance of the present adminis­ brick wall of the round house at votes with the peopJe’s money.
tration; aud, also, to a revolt of the Keyser on the Baltimore aud Ohio
F reemansburg , Pa.. Nov. 29.—
honest and incorruptabie rank and Railrord, was blown down, 2 work The excitement over the supposed
file of the Republican party against men killed and several injured. Un­ stealing from its cradle of a child of
the contiuued betrayal of public confirmed rumors prevail that 40 Allen Glass, Tuesday night, culm i­
trusts by their party leaders; and persons were killed by the wrecking nated to-day on finding its body i n -
we rejoice iu the hope and confi of a train at the bridge of the Mem Lehigh river. The evidence , indi­
den.ee of the harmonious co-opera­ phis and Charleston Road.
cates that the mother threw her
tion hereafter, with us, without re>
The resignation of Supervising Ar­ child into the river. Mrs Glass was
gard to the past party affiliations, chitect Muilett has been accepted by arrested and conveyed to Easton
of ail who desire the accomplish­ the Secretary of the Treasury
jail this morning. There is muck
ment of the reforms and the success
It is rumored that Grant favors E. feeling rgainst th^ woman..
of the principles above indicated.
B- Washburne for President ani
W ashington , Nov. 27.—The jury
H. H. Haight, P. A. Roach, Marshall Jewell for Vice President. in the safe burglary case came in at
Wm. H. Y. Cropise, J. C. Pen-
Yesterday the President ordered 11:30, and announced that they had
nie, T. N. Wand, Committee on
the removal of the Surveyor Gener­ agreed a3 to one of the parties, but
Resolutions.
al s office from Eugene City to Port* couldffiot agree as to tin) other, and
were not likely to The verdict was:
land, Oregon.
T h e C e a te a a ia lB o a r d P roceed ­
It is reported that 60 white miners “ We agree that Arthur B. Williams
in gs.
are working on the Sioux Reserva* is iunocent, but cannot agree upon
The Director General of the_ Cen­
tion in the Black Hills. Secretary Whiiley and Harringtan.” The Jury
tennial Exhibition to take place in Delano requests the War Depart­ was discharged.
Lady Franklin renews her offer of
Philadelphia, in 1876, having ap­ ment to remove them.
$10,000
for the discovery of the offi­
pointed a State Board, or executive
Freights by the Isthmus and rail»
cial
records
of Sir John Franklin’s
committee for the State of Oregon, road are back to the rates as before expedition.
consisting of Gov. L. F. Grover, by the Isthmus, the railroad cutting
The Italian Parliament was opened
under. Some accomodations are re­
Rev. E. R. Geary, C. P. Burkhart, ported as low as 2 cents per pound. yesterday by the King ip person.
An old lady, hearing somebody say
M. Wilkins, and S. G. Reed. The
The steamer Granada left Panama
the mails were irregular, said: “ It
Baid committee held a meeting in on the 17th for San Francisco.
was just so in my young days—no
Salem on Wednesday the 18th. We
At New Orleans yesterday the R e­ trusting any of ’em.”
give the following synopsis of their turning Board counted the contested
Which times are the best ? Meal
ballots.
proceedings:
times.
Heavy fogs in England have ren­
Governor (xrover was called to the
Ignorance is the wet nurse of prej­
dered travel by land or water danger­
chair, and S. A. Clark, Secretary.
udice.
On motion the following commit­ ous. A number of railway accidents
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tee was appointed on permanent or. are reported.