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ESTABLISHED FOR THE DISSEXIM TIOS OF I UOCRITIC MXCiriES. AM Tf) EAR1 AI ITIJ.XEST LITIMJ IT THE SWEAT OF GUI BROW.
WHOLE NO. 613.
KUGKNE CITY, Oil.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1879.
$2.50 per year IN ADVANCE.
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CITY
AI
Guard.
. L. CAMrBSLL. J. R. CAMf DHLU
CAMPBELL BROS.,
Pujlialars mi PfoprieUrj.
OFFICE In Underwood's Brick Building,
over Grange Store.
oca oxi.t
tteVTR OK1 ADVKKTISINO.
Advertisement inserted as follows :
Oa. sqaare, 10 lines or lew, one insertion S3;
ash subaeq lent huertioo $1. Cash required in
Hmt advertisers will be charged at the fol
t twin rates t
One square threi month W
' " nix month. 8 00
" " out vear W 00
Transient notiiee in local column, 20 cent per
Ua for each insertion.
Advertising bills will be rendered quarterly.
All job work mint be paid r os iieuvkbt.
rtMTOFFICK.
ifflee Hours -From T a. m. to 7 p.m. HmtUr
rSLM 'irriTe. from the wrath an Heave .r!taf north
l a m. Arrive, from the north an I leave, coins;
tth it 1: 1. "- For Hiuialaw. Pranklih ant 1iti
1 ,.n flow at i .M. oo Welnilay. lor Cmwfor.1.
.'Ma, Crap Creek an I Bmwn.Yille t 1
Utter will hereof for'lelivery hlf n hoar after
t rival ef trains l-ettr. ahouM be left at the ufflee
hour before jfiftkTmum. P. K.
mriririm.
. ... V. f 1 A V n4 A. M
Meet. rat an! thirl W.lneslar in each
month.
ssiesi-ya fliTTa lorrnie So. 9 I. O.
-.n Martitn r I'umUt t-enin.
f-5?r ffi.t.Ktu F.MiurjiT So. ,
Heeta on the Mau I itn tar in
DR. L.M.OAVIS
DENTIST,
Eugene City, Oregon.
nOOMSOVER GRANGE STORE, first
door to the ri;ht, up stair. Formerly
vlK of C. W. Fitch
Nitrous Oxide G.t for p:iinlen extraction of
teeth.
W. Sheltos. M. T. W. H.umw, L D.
Drs. Shelton & Harris,
PHYSICIANS & Sl'KGEOXS,
KuuMiie Citv. Orotfon.
a. ir. rA TTEiisox,
PHYSICIAN AND SUI.GKON.
(Hea NlnlU Utreet, wppoalte the 81.
rtmrlv Mll, eliid at Ke-ldnnce,
KiKS-K'.XHi OITV OUKOO.V.
Dr J. 0. Shields
OFFERS HIS PROFK-tSKjXAT, SER
vices to the citizens of Knjjene City anil
siifrminlinje-i-iiitrv. Spjrial attention iriven
to ail OBSTETRICAL CASES an I UTER
IX R UISF. VSES entnifte l to his care.
Olficc at the 8t Charles Hotel.
DR. JOSEPH P GILL
VX BE FJUXD AT HIS OFFICE or res
yi.lence when not professionally en-ed.
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Office at the
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Residence; on Eitflith street, opposite Preehy
ritn Church.
S. Heiiienuay, 51. 1).,
Pll YSICUX J- SUR GE0X
llEsiDKSCE-Corner of Oak and and Fiftl
StreeU.
EUGEXE CITY,
OK MOON.
PHYSICIAN AXD U. S. EXAMINING
Hurireon for Pensions otfers hw service to
the citizens of Eugene. City and vicinity,
t'teriii duent. n speciality.
KeaidenM orner of Willamette and Tenth
street. u ene City, Oregon.
GEO, B. DOUUIS,
ATTORNEY fit COUNSELLOR at LAW
OSce on Willamette street, Eugene City.
CENTRAL
T. L BOYD, Proprietor,
ritl
KlEP COS8TASTLT OX HASP.
VEIL,
PORK AMD
J4UT10M.-
ftri W eta uf 11 hia-1.
TJlow.ete. iH
I f W a ehaaks frwa I lot cent.
JEWELRY ESTABLfSMEN'f.
J. 5. LUCMI, Bswa
. m A a J if 19
DEALER t!
1
Clocks, Watcnes, Chains, Jewelry, ett.-
Uepairinsj Promptly ExpcuUmI.
CarAIIWetrk War'raate. 1
J. 8- LUOKKY.
tllrrurth Ce.'e brick, WiUsfcette street
frOSEBURG AM. SAN JUAN ' LIMI
IV fierealeby T.G.HENDRICKS
-OK BUENA VISTAjrONE WAM
BQnk and slalionfj Store.
YyjJTT OFFICE BUILDING, EUGENE
I City.- I bar. on hand aao; aaenranj
re-irir aa a-wtment oi th.
MklWn IVok. rionery. Blank "
Partfohce, Cm. W alktj r
oe Mvitiiviiiii aJ ow.a
DEALIiS IX
GENERAL MERlH.X'ADISE, '
At tha old itauii, Southwest corner of Eighth
auJ Willamette streets,
KUO-ENK CITV, OUKOOJf.
Have the moat complete stock of
General Merchandise
In the city, including
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
" Hardware,
Crocker;,
Eti A.
And in fact everything the market demands,
whieli we are selling at
jJED-ROCK rilWHS.
Paid
for all kinds of farm produce
delivered at our Store.
S. Rosenblatt & Co.
OS II Lr 113 X
CO'S
VKW DRUG
STORE ON
WILLAM-
11
ete. Hfavet, uear Ninth,
DltvMi.lS IN
OUU'JS.
;iii;iicai.
OILS,
PAINTS,
ULAf?H,
VAItNlSIIKS
PATEMT MEDICINES, S-.c.
Brandies. Wines and Liquor
OF All. KINOS.
In fact, we have the best assortment of article
found in
FIRST CLASS lRU. .HTOKK.
We warrant all our dmy, for they are new and
Fri-h. Partiriilar atUntiou is called to our
Stock of
Perfumery ai.v. Toilet Articles.
As we have bought
OURllOO"S FOR CASH
We can comjiet with any establishment in Eu
gene City in prioe and accommodation.
Buy your good where you can pet
the brt and cheapest
PRESCKIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED
At all hours of the day or night
rpitV IT !-T'IBTO. nF.SmilCKSIRAXP
1 oi Mltl. F'iri!eonlv hv
T (1 HFVI.fllf'KS.
BOOT AXI tIIOK-CALIFOI-nia
hand ami machine made BikiU and
Slioes. A new lot direct from factory.
S. H. FRIENDLY
LA ItEMI W (GO.'-I am the soli
agent for this jelebnted wa','m
, (i. HENDRICKS.
Admiiifetrator'a) Police.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned was t the Alay term,
17!), of the county court, of Lane county, Or
egon, duly appointed admiuhtrator f the es
tate of Mary Jane Hi atherly, deceased, and
that all persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby required to present them with
the proper vouchers to said administrator, at
the otiice of Thompson Bean in Eugene
City, Lane county, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
J AMES HUDLESTON, Administrator.
THOMPSON BEAN, Attorneys,
May 9, 1"9.
EKbTddrtAPHJS-
Albert Jackson, Artist,
Takes Photographs, Gems, Cards, Cabinet
and Life-Siie, style and finish equal to any
work done in the State. Price readable.
GALLERY Willamette street, Eugene
Citv. Oregou, over Mrs. Jackson s .nunnery
Store.
dee litfra
y IMT. rAKD-Verr neater
tne
r.'w
Executors Notice.
VOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN TllXf
i.1 the nnilermgnel na ien appoint.,
executor ol the last will and testament ot
John F. Iee, deceaae.1, by order of the County
Court of Lane county, Oregon, and that all
persons having claim against end estaU are
hereby required to present the same with t e
n..k.r in the underwirned at his ot
fioe in Junction City within six m.mtha from
the date of th .s notice.
Dated July 22, 1879. ,
W. C. LEE. Executor.
Thoktso BA!, Attorneys. jytt
Drrfoi Iidioi Virt I'bH. mi i li7
AD persons who rendered service or fiirni k
ed ;Ti.pliea or trawrporUtk. i in the above ware,
S:4T can obtain yalu-
able information by addressing AUan Buther
i M... 3,1 A.Hlitnr IT. H. 'Irewury). AtVt
Bey ahd Counsellor at Law, 26 Grant Place,
Washington, D. C
Final Settlement.
xroncE is hereby given the
F .tmiMlexecator has tiled hi fin J
; Uemeot mtM .
f deoeed, ana u-.at E '" J7 ' 7
j V July set foe final beannj el the ana
. By -
KUGKNK CITY
33USINESS .DIRECTORY.
ALEXANDER, J. B. Jiistic of the Peace
South Eugene t'rec-inct: otfioe at Court House.
ASTOit HOUSE-Chas. Baker, )rop. The
only 6rt -claa. hotel in the city Willamette
street, one door north of the post oflice.
ABRAMS, W. H. BRO-rianing mill,
sash, door, blind and moulding manufactory,
Eighth street, east of mill race. Everything
in our line furnished en short notice and
reasonable terms.
BENTLEY, J. W.-Private boarding house,
southwest corner of Eleventh and Pearl its.
BOOK Sl'ORE-Oiie door south of the Astor
House. A full stock of assorted box papers
plain and fancy.
BOYD MlLLER-Meit Market-beef, veal,
mutton, pork and lani Willamette street,
between Eighth and Ninth.
BRIGGS A. C. -Saddlery, harness, saddle
tree., whip., etc., Willamette street, between
Ki;hth and Ninth,
CLEAVER, .T. W. General variety store and
agricultural iiniilementa, southeast corner of
Willamette and Seventh street.
CHRISMAN, SCOTT Truck, hack and ex
pressman. All onlers. promptly attended
to. Olfice at express office,
CRAIX BROS.-IVahr in Jewelry, Watch
es, Chicks and Musical Instruments Wil
lamette street, between Seventh and Eighth.
CALLISON, , U. Dealer In srroceries. pro
visions, country produce, canned goojl.. tawks,
DORRIS, B. F.-I)ealer in Stoves and Tin
w-hv Wil nmette street, between Seventh
ami Eighth.
DURAXT. VM.-Met Market beef, jork,
veal and mutton constantly on hand Ninth
street, between Pearl and Iligh.
ELLSWORTH CO.-Druggist and dealers
in paints, oils, eto. Willamette street, be
tween Eighth and Ninth.
Friendly, s. h. -Dealer in dry g,
clothing and general merchandise -Willamette
street, between Eighth and Ninth.
GUARD OFFICE-Xewsmper, lwok ami job
printing office, comer Willamette and Eigh h
streets, up stairs.
GRANGE STORE-Dealers In general mer
cbandise and produce, comer Eighth and
Willamette street.
GILL, . I. P. Physician, Surgeon and Drug
gist, Postotfire ' Willamette reef, between
Seventh and Ligtith.
HAYS, KOBT.-Wines, Liquors, and Ci
gars of the best quality kept coiist'intly on
hand. The best billiard table in town.
HENDRICKS, T. G.-Dealei in general mer
chandise northwest corner Willamette and
Ninth streets.
JIODKSi C Imager beer, liqrors, cigars and a
fine pigeiitl-hole table, Willamette street, be
tween Eighth and Ninth.
HORN, CHaS. M. Gunsmith. Kifles and
shot-guns, breech and iniixzlelosders, for saie.
Repairing dune in the neatest style and war
ranted. Shop on Vth street
KINSEY, J. I) --Rash, blinds and door fao
tory, window and door frames, mouldings,
etc!, glazing and glass cutting done to order.
LYNCH, A - Groceries, provisions, fruits, veg
etables, etc., Willamette street, first doer
south of Postoffice.
LUCKEY, J. S.-Watchmaker and Jeweler;
keeps a fine stork of goods in his line, Willam
ette street, in Ellsworth 'a drug store,
MtCLAREN. JAMES Choice, wines.liquors,
ami I cigars Willamette street, between Eighth
and Ninth.
MELLER, M. Brewery Lager beer on tap
and by the keg or barrel, comer of N nth and
Olive street.
OSBURN CO.-Dealers in drug., medicines.
chomicals, oils, paints, etc illamette st. ,
opposite S. 'liarlcs Hotel.
PATTERSON, A. R.-A fine stock of plain
and fancy visiting crds.
PERKINS, H. (!. -County Snrveyorand Civil
Engineer. Residence on Fifth s reet
PENNING TON, a C-Am-tioneer and'Com
mission Merchant, corner seventh and High
streets.
PRESTON. WM.-Dealer in ossldlery, Har
ness, Carriago Trimmings, etc. Wi.lametU
street lietween Seventh and Eighth.
PO T OFFICE A new stock of standard
school book just received at the pit ofl.ee.
RUSH. BEN. Horse.hoeing.and general job
bing blacksmith, Eighth street, between Wil
lamette and Olive.
REAM, J. it Undertaker and building eon
tractor, corner Willamette and Seventh
streets.
ROSENBLATT & CO.-Dry gnods, clothing,
groceries and general merchandise, southwest
comer Willamette and Euhth street
ST. CH RLES HOTEL-Mrs. A. lien
tm, Prnnriftre... The best Hotel in the
city. Corner Wil amette and Ninth streets.
SHIELDS, .1. t", I hyslcan and rgeon
north ride Ninth street, first door east of St
Charles Hotel.
SrEVENS, MARK Dealer in tobacco, ri
girs, nut., f.n''ie, shot, powder, notions,
ef, Willamette street.
SC'IOOL SUPPLIES-A large and- riid
iuwrtment of "lite, of all si'ea.sn' qnan'itie
o .1 ites and si birnks. Three doors no th
of the ex ore o"5"e.
THOf PSON BEAN -Attorneys at-T.a-
H.Uiniette street, between revenm ana
F.'u'hth.
WALTON. J. J.-Aftnmey-at-f aw. Office
""i'timette street, between Seventh and
F.ivhth.
WITTER, .1. T. Buckskin dres-'n. The
hi .be. price paid for deer slins, Eighth St.,
a Bridire.
UXTERW(VD. J. B.-Gnnl 1itfer.ee
arff)t for tbe PonmetHit In-
Company of If. rt'ord-Willamette
street, lietween S-.-ven'b and Eighth.
ELLSWORTH C).
DIIUOGI ST,
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS in
i f f iU Drmucue a xn. oia .uoia, ojen-ji
iuce0 Uul-oemeuU to curtuuers, eli aasl
Ucw. As bereto.., Uie Bwat
Careful attention given to Prescriptions.
FARM FOR i ALE.
V WELL IMPROVED FARM OF three
bondre-l aw! sity ac-ea, 100 acre nor
eulu ration; ail nnder fenct tad the nnprov-
Lu in uood order, which we
wi'i aeu at a
ii,aado. the m M reaaonabU km
t rf tod kM.
rmB
, snerentr-g. f-- Apply a4 th-
The Rtw Milkma.
Detn.it Free TrMt,
IIo wa-''a niillnitii, " working up
lu-w list.. in. r. lit-ritiiovf! liia hut
at ilx ilnor, 4k ll Ll if elit was
.Miss. H HI k, ai.il llt I this lif Iim.I
of'titi in m Miiuk with thp uriimio
lale :iH ari.timl lur hiuiie.
lie nvt tn.ve dy the housif without
tliiiikiii; how happv iif iiimelra must
he. Uf luid iUpe4 lliKt tl fliil l
ten wrie slw.iya dieshe with lue
rfia'il to i hnrniAiiv nl rolom, the
iMiruiiia IukI lb liMiift of an at-ir-t'e
liaml Hud tin r whh n.ithiii)! jinu.ly
hIiohi iluvVolor the fr'int tfi,
"We ilo nut I'tro lor any in.. in pio-liirt-a
or fijinii.1)," rpli ( the U-ly.
'I'lcninay II- .iul(;ai anon
ilniik ill ti viiii; t ft-1 1 her roftiii
j.it i in . No. He lia ui.IUmI to ihi
il tin family wore p!i-avil with t heir
n. ilk nun. ff an, he w.nilil jy fare
well at i nee. If not "
''Vc hate no particular f ml. to
fitnl," life ttipteij the huly.
Hut he akel her In mop ami un
si I r. Hi r mi kiiuin wan a luir a rt
I a man. hut nw civil it to a lieuae
; y. U)ltKt je IH, t V,.r I,,,,.,, t,,,.
lo a y mi iiiilMilc vtor.l iii fiivor id
the iiHrlor ciiilniiiK or the kitohcii
I'lii'jc, nil'l he ilrnve il horse aixteen
aeii nl. I aini a wu;fiii unpiiiiiteil
. uv i lie piitiic, lli ol. I horse i-rawl
e.l mi, tlie ilriver aliulHeil aroinul to
I In- hack ilour with hi cuu. ami that
wa the eu.l i.l it. Uu m vir went
Initio- ami wUht'il to hie wilo thai
llii' 0 i il l have it lavender colored
M-i;,id or Due luinhrequiua, a. id
hi' in i. r lulled other driver to aav
ilnii Mia. Blank was going to Sara
tiia t..r eix ai'cka.
The lady wavered.
Il.a wii j.mi whs new, hail a land
cpe on the voter, and hit hotaea
ri him I href arrea of land out in
UivwiiHiiwii. When he drove up
children Mood iii awe, and it there
acre liny p. uple pash'mj;, t e touk
cere lo nay 1 1 t lie liny on the aeal,
"iive me he very rhdirat cream now,
lt Mia. ISIaiik is a horn lady, and
lirli enough io have I lie very IicmI ol
ev.tviliinu" That was hit way of
doi.'g liiiiiii'si, iiud if his patroua
inimh. ml all the l.-H.linu: pivernom,
ji.!Ji illld I'l.l. Hi. la i till' citv he
cuii.ilii'i he 1. lined. She in at eee
Site aw. Sli.' said h- could I ei;in
the very next .lay, and that she hud
In in thinking ol a chunjie lor the I am
week.
' Should be SiOi)fd.
A pNiuiineiit-ciiiiceii was lint and
Wit I. i in Xi w Yvikn theetiniiift
o July 3, and no one knew anythiuu
of theaflVir until rtveral hure had
panned. The law ill New York lor
iii.la tin.' Kiiii'i ol uu in and pistoln, i r
(he i'Xdnnioii of Iii a ciackci or tor
ptdoen iii ibe at reel on or tab 'ill the
Found of July. Thin law, lioweter,
whh ilt-n-u'iii'rl, and men and hoyn
mliilji. d i licif !il hs is usual. A
liny Hun I mnd head in Chicago on
llic i v. x.'mkj, i.l I lie t'oiul'i of July
sli"t tliiotih the I, ea l hy nnine un
know piisoii. Tin inn) or had i
tied a proclamation tWI.idiiio; the
Hlilij: ol Ajiini and plntoln witlnii tie
citv limiiH, hut the proclamaiiou wa
diilegaidcd. In hoth tllene t'HIcn
the mill l.rn cncapetl aiuiply hccaiin'
ti.e noiiiid of atixolnhol attracted
no hi tint ion. Lnua.lv on the 3d, 4th
an 5ih l July, a ntray plmol nhot
will not move a policcuiHu Iroin hi
ci'IiiIoiIhLI" it mi inu place in the nhad.-,
In inline Mich KtMllitU 4ie el pel let
' h((((( (,( mi
At anv iitht r time
the M'lllid of a pi.lo) nhot In a fit V
w ill a rone iM.iliciiir.n a. tl olliu rn,
mid hii usniisnin eai. Iiatdly escape tin
h e I he police tail in their duty. Hut
when pmiola mid jjiiiih ami lorpediM-n
an-i xpn eim the line of fit edom,
kiiowuio ckinl hIhuiI the Fourth
ot Julv tmv nnrnher ol peoj e miuhl
he ii. in 'It r l Miid iio one would he
tin wi-. r umil the nuinh n r had con
ccahdall Intern ol l heel line. It in
tor tin- ri anon above all ..I hern that
sucli .latiji' loll- license nliould i.ol he
.'lanttd on any alitf in the year.
The mtir.'cr in the n miiiarV ground
. . - . , ... i' .
In ,i' in I noil i liate iii i-n ion
i ov. red at once if it had heeii com
mit ted under oidiuary cireuiiisiance.
The n..tind ol the pmtol nhot wrirld
Imtc cal til t!ie police to the npol
p.-ihiipn in time too arrett the iimr-
leiri. bo amo of the murderer in
hi.H'.'o on l!ie evening of the
F.'iinli. It ia matter ot furprine,
cuni lirin the epidemic of murder
iliai now r.L'ee in the country, that
itiaiy liv.n were nut taken on the
Fourth under cover of the uaaal
lhiii.ee l.iirlr liurly and indincrimi
naie I'Uiol finnir m i rait ted in alinont
allciii. a and lwii io the country.
The aoimI nennenl the country nh ild
put an end to thi I ngerou foolish
in .
Lawyer, edit r ami merehanti
I re Iwlping
; rolk count;
in the him si Deiut ei
county.
Ii. GalUL'her (Mmter) wounded
hiruneii mine hand accidentally al
A.lurra on Thursday.
tit ATE NEWS.
The Inland Empire aemibly iay
that ita boom i "wheat."
lyil Cation in the name of a pheto
g f at Anlihitid,
Awetle wark U heing done at
Ue lilaokland mine on the Coquille.
Ilailelt, the dea I heat printer, left
Aahlaml las', week for Yreka Iramp
inrr at llnllal.
The Doiiglat Independent taya
the wining expert, I'mf. J. M. Tier
nan, now at Port Towtuetid, ia a
bilk.
Jack Edward, a Kanaka, in jail at
the Dalle, tor home atealintr, claim
to be a half brother of the King of
llit'Snndwich Inlan.i,
The Da I lee House, at tho Dalle.
c uiiflit tire on We-lueaday last but
(.irluately the ilamea were qiiuiiuhei1.
Iietore eel loiiM damage wut done,
SheritT lloiran, af Douglaa county,
recently arretted two coal ininera itt
Looking Gins who had nlinoat
a'atiipi-d a mm to dea h in i Coot
B I V mdoon.
Soup cr.ck oorrenpoudenor ot the
1'i.lk count Riverside: (twin look,
w II in tliia tieihhurhand, but tall
wheat hi a terrible amount of tinul
in it. Some field are, I think, one
tenth smut.
Humor jay that tha Lifeyelte
Courier in to be purchased by eeveral
prominent Democrat! of Yamhill
county, wlie will add a new pren
ami several fonta ot type an I run il
a a campaign paper,
T. I). McTiininon l, the ex convict
who waa in doled Unl May in Polk
cuiintv tor asnaul on hia brother in
law, 1'edrow, returned !at Weduea
d y and gave I ad of $300, the
amount fixed by the couit.
Frank Huelle. of the Eight Mile
I louse, on the Canyon road from the
Dalles, haa two men in charge who
have broken leg. One ia War
Mioiith, a etage driver, and the other
Crate, who recently tell Iroin n high
tence,
Last week an old lady by the
name of Fisher, living in 1 Ik cum
ty, tell Iroin a wagon and wax eerioua
Iv injured. She hail eeveral ribn
broken, benidea receiving other in
juries, ami owim; to her vxtretne eld
age i liable never to let over.
Lee Ilii.kle, living some aix mile
Iroin Coi vnlliSi ha about three h tin
Ireil ai'iea ot land in wheat, lie be
liuven hie tl M will yield a hiuh a
any in the o nihiy, hut tear that runt,
which ha made il appearauue on the
Ntalk and blade, will injure it te iJinc
extmt.
On Wednesday Sheriff llogan, of
Dmiglaa county, arrested E. 0 Clark,
ot Albany, win. wa treasurer ol the
Woikiugiiieu'H Union d that city,
Mud who wa til. nceu lint; with the
t.iu.'n. Sheiilf Dtck. v ri ut lied with
him to Albany en Thursday iiiotti
iug' train.
I! turirug from camp meeting on
the nil ei noon ot Weiluentlay, nay
the Alorian. at Hay Center, a hat
lean capHizi'd, hut toiiunately i.one el
the parly Wire drowned. There
were fifteen person in the batleiiu
and it waa very lucky indeed that no
body wa drowned.
The bridge acrosa the river at
Sheridan ia ready lor travel. Mr. St.
John ha recited a ,'on tract to build
a bridge acros Willaminti creek
at. out one mile above the town of
Willaniiua on the new county road
leading from the old Millaap house
via Lauinoii'a to Grand Kor.de.
A llonauza com siioii-'ent of the
II. raid an: "Tlr. Hild Motiniaiii
aw milt a tatlure. ine proprie
tor ot aid rpert conieinplate
moving it un on the he d water el
the Columbia. Lewi & Cue. aaw
null, aUot ia a failure. It will proba
l.ly be removed to the Sacramento
nver to aupiily the San fraucisco
maiket.
Thewie ol Mr. Can Scott, who
lite on the furnl ol J. J. William,
near- I.ewinville, in the bonn" nqtlll
rel exteriniuaior of ll e Luckiauiiite.
During the present aeanen she ha
put out five van ol poison,' and huii
.lie.l ol the H-i hate In en made
to aim their heeU" be her effort.
She ha commenced a war of cxter
mination and the pent in that neigh
borhood bad 'to a well come tor
ward promptly and get their d ;e a
il i only a ma ter ot time.
Sar Ike DotiL'la Independent
According to the lately returned city
anneannicpl roll, the property of Uoee
burg ia valued al 13,315; the
amount aul.ject to taxation, 1279,995;
the voting fMiiulation and Umiliea
f.Nit up to C6t.and thi comprinea
only one-hall ot the Mpulalion; the
total population ia 1,334. The in.
cie-ae in o)u'aliin during Wil fear
ha leen over 30 per cent., and today,
there beinff no vacant hooaee, many
I lamilieS are "camping out,' waiting
jlof the cvtupUlieo of new luildiDgs -
waiting
The Ex-Priice Impeml'i Prajrer.
The following ia lb Iraoilatloa of
a prayer written by the late Prince
and i'eund arnomr the papers in hia
dek:
My God: I give lo thee my heart,
hut give to mo faith. Without faith
there is m a' rung prayer, and to pray
i longing of my soul. pray, t.ot
that thou nhoul Jtt take away obita
clea on my path, but that thou mayst
permit me to overcome them. I
pray, not that thou ahouldat disirm
my euemiea, but that thou ahouldit
aid me to conquer myself. Hear, 0
Got!, my prayer. Preserve to my af
fection those who are dear to me.
Grant llieni happy tlaya. II thou
only givcal on tin earth a o-rlain
um of joy, lake. 0 God, my ahare
and bestow it on tho moat worthy,
and may tho rooai worthy be my
h lends, it thou scekcNt vengeanoo
upon man, strike me. Misfortune ia
converted into happinent hy the iweet
thetighl that thonu whom we love are
happy. Jlappinosi ia poisoned by the
miter Ihrught; while I rejoice, those
whom I love a thousand times better
than myself aro Buffering. For me,
0 Gotl no more happinei. Take it
iroin my pain. 1 can only Hid joy in
forgetting the past. If I forget those
who are no more I shall he torgotten
in my turn ; and how sad the thought
which make one any : 1 inie ef
face all I" The only salisfiolion I
seek is that which lasts forever, that
whicli i given by tranquil con
science. O my God 1 allow me ever
where my duty lie, and give me
strength to accomplish it always.
Arrived at the term ot my life, I shall
turn my looks fearlessly to the past.
Remembers ce will not be for me a
long remorse. Then I shall be happy.
Grant, 0 God! that my heart may bo
penetrated with the conviction that
iIiosh whom I love und these who
are de.nl shall uo all my actions.
My life nhall be worthy of their wil
lies, and my iniiirm.t-t thought shall
never make tl.cm liou'ih,
.I .
llow to Sire Rasltd Grain.
Last seanon Mr. L. K. Ilcdgpatb,
any the Independent, had somu late
sown grain which rusted, nhd instead
of doing a many would havo done,
he cut the giain jtil before the stalks
had tipened in taut, were yet green,
and IcohcIv piled it up. Ilia idea in
no doing waa to experiment a little.
The wheat thus runted acd cut rip
ened in the pile, and when it was ex
amined the head were found filled
with the plumpest ot grain, and the
wheat tin ended theretorm of a su
perior qua'iy. Tho wheat was cut
whe.) the grain were "stiff dough,"
ami il in established by the experi
ment that the sap from the stock
continued to pans into the heads
until they were filled, and the sun
ripened the grain long after il was
cut. This i something new n ns,
and pr baby will be to maay far.
tm i ot large experience; and as there
i o niilerabl g ain in the country
nfll'ded with rust, we would like to
hear of the txperiment being repeat
ed. If the result will held good in
all cases, ml will be robbed of its
terror to our grain producers here
after and its appearance in fields,
will show them that very ollen they
can commence harvesting early in
dsr.ip s well as dry seasons.
Arrival oi U. S. Hoard of Es
oinekrs Cel. Stewart, Col. Mendel.
Col. G Ih psie, Col. Williamson and
Lieut. Payaon, composing the board
ot United State engineer, having in
charge the location of the harbor of
feluge, arrived in Portland from As.
toiis, on the S. G. Reed on the 31st
ult. They have vinited the following
ports on their voyage on the Con
stant me: Trinitla.l, tvresceni wiiy,
Mack's Arch, Port Orlord, Coos
Hay, and Cape Foulweather. Some
lime will elapse before a decision is
rendered relative to the location ol
the proposed harbor. The board
held a meeting at Antoria, Wednes
day sfterno'.'ii in the office of Hon.
W. D. Iare, collector of culoma.
There was a general attendance of
prominent citizens of the seaside city,
and statement were taken an I re
duced to writing from Captains Ro
ger, Flavel and Huntler. The As
lorian seem to regard the matter
nettled, and that the board will se
lect the saouth ot the Columbia hh
out lurther delay. It says "We
sre quite confidence that the final iU
cinion will rroye salinliOtory to thi
part of the country, aa the evidence
(if such it may be termed,) all tends
lo convince the gentleman compos
ing the board that the harbor of re
fuge for a ship in any kind of storm
i its port of destination, and the
port of destination ot nineteen
twentieths el the eenfels plying be
tween Fnca and 'Frisco, is Atoris.
with the prospect of a line to China
speedily informed.
The Besgle Bros, took out Il.ttH)
in grid after a lour days' run the
1 Granite Creek rock. There waa ron-
j Granite Creek rock. There waa n
jM lerable silver lell in the tailings.
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