i.
t;:i ec:ei;e city guard.
SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1831
Tlii Canjou Koid litter.
Tho prosecuting attorney of thin ju-
slivial (Imtrict has been iuljoctd to much
abuse because ho would not become a
willing tool to advance the pecuniary
Interest1 of a clique of Douglas county,
Home time lince a Mr. Benjamin com
iiicnced suit agaiimt the Canyon road,
for collecting toll off of hira unlawfully.
The jury found for the defendant,
after which the cane woe appealed to
the supreme court without the know!
cJgo of Mr. Hamilton, the prosecuting
attorney, some one cine having appended
his (Hamilton's) signature to the appeal
papen. Hamilton then went lefore
the court and moved for the dismissal
of tht appeal, which motion was
granted, whereupon he was made the
target for much mud slinging by Sol.
Abraham's organs, the Douglas Inde
pendent and Fortlund Mercury. A
gentleman of Rosuburg furnishes the
following facts bearing upon the question:
lot When the case was called for
trial, Mr. Benjamin withdrew as pri
vate relator, but was forced by Mr.
Abraham to come back and stand the
the fire. This looks as if Benjamin
was operating in the interest of some
person, other than himself.
2d. By the terms of the agreement
between Douglai county andjthe Doug'
las tounty Koaa uompany, the pre
cinct in which Benjamin's farm is to.
cated is exempt from paying tolL And
that the statements made by him of
having been robbed by paying tolls is
utterly false in every respect
3d. If Mr. Benjamin secured the
county against loss, how are the costs
to come on the county, if Mr. Ham
ilton did not take the case to the Sti
preme Court!
4th, If Mr. Benjamin wants a free
road, why is he working in the interest
of those who contend that the road
belongs to themAbraham and Willis.
Cth, Mr. Benjamin is ashamed of
the part he took in the suit, and m
undertaken to cxpluin it away with a
false statement
Cth. Why did Mr. Benjamin pub
lish his card in the Plaindealer instead
of going to Sol's mulo organ) Because
he knew the people would see at once
in whoso interest he was working if he
used the columns of the Independent.
7th. Mr. Hamilton nays he did not
sign Ml name to the appeal papers, or
authorize any ono to do so, though his
name appeared to tho papers all the
same.
Imporlint Dceuloi.
- Last week in Portland tho jury in
the case of Marshal A Co., (the ware
houseman who hold the wheat that was
damaged by the flood, last winter),
aeainit the Bank of British Columbia
returned a rerdict in favor of the bank.
The decision means that the hank did
not have the care and custody of the
wheat and was not responsible for its
loss. Now the question is narrowed
down to the warehousemen and the
persons who store with them as to who
shall suffer the daraatre. The farmers
will lose it of course.
The lowest bid for supplying post
masters with all official and registered
package envelopes for the year com
mencing July 1st, is $54,720. ... The
bid is based on the number of envel
opes 28,977,230 used during the year
ending March 31, 1881, and which
cost the United States $100,810. Mr.
James does these things much letter
than Mr Key. Brady is not around
now to look after the contracts and
the contractors.
Charles Brown, Dennu Cunniff and
Will Lake had slain and rendered to
oil some GO sea lions out at Orford reef,
up to Sunday last The oil is barrelled
for export, but it is not the only re
source in the sea lion business, as what
are called trimming, bristles, a por
tion of the hide, eta, being valuable
in the marte t The season will soon
be over, as the lx-asts are getting poor
now. Port Orford Post.
The vote for United States Senator
at Albany, N. Y., shows no materia!
change from day to day. The parti
sans of Conkling seem determined to
cling to the fortune of their fallen lord.
ilethe Half Breeds as persistently
oppose him.
-
Tho West Point Academy is turning
out graduates faster than they can. be
supplied with commissions, and some
of them will have to bo relegated to
civil life. Better run on half time and
manufacture them according to demand.
It is said that the election of Jo
Simon, Mayor of Portland means that
J M Dolph will be the candidate of
the Stalwarts for United State Senator.
GENERAL.
EDUCTIOI
Of the
kinds
Prices of all
of Goods for
the purpose of re
ducing my stock.
S.H. Friendly.
Citation.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
I!. 1.
rorlland City Eltctloa.
aim ciiy election or. rortland was
held Monday, and from all accounts
was an exciting contest. The Repub
lican Mayor, Treasurer and one Coun
ciuimuwere eiBCieu WHlie WO luue-
pendents elected three oouncilmea
Simon, Republican, was elected over
Thompson, Independent, by only 9 ma
jority out of a vote of 3C34. Both
sides claim that the other corruptly in
fluenced voters Jy the wholcsalo use
of money, and agree that never was
more dingraceful election held in Port
land. Politics hardly figured in the
contest, local issues and candidates be
ing uppermost
LATER.
Since the above was written a cleri
cal error was discovered by the can
vassers in tho Third Ward, by which
Simon was credited with 10 votes more
than he was entitled to. Thompson
and friends desire a recount, but
te this Simon will not consent The
matter will pi obably be settled in the
courts.
Geo. II. Williams has returned to
Oregon for the ostensible purpose of
opening a law office in Portland, but
really toenter the HbU for U. S. Senator,
He will be a stumbling block to J. IL
Mitchell, who has aspirations in the
same direction. Both will be disap
pointed, however, for the Democrats
propose to lie on hand and will walk off
with the Legislature, if they do not
also elect the greater portion of the
State ticket. Time
Agent for Lane County,
except Junction for
THE BOSS
Coffee & Tea Pot,
Secured by THREE PATENTS.
IjlDISONMAY FURNISH LIGHT TO
Li th Millies., but th
BOSS COFFEE AND TEA POT
Will certainly furni.h health to all whs um
tham, m by this prooee, purely philosophical,
Uoffa is mad ia TWO MINUTES, extract
Ing enly the (trtugth and ila aroma, leaving
th NICOTINE and INSOLUBLE portion
of th btrry in tb filter.
Endorstments from the People we
all Know i
roHTUftD, Oregon, April, 1ML
To wboii rr iut Cuscsss:
After a taorouuh teat of th BOSS COTFF.E
Vol', w th undersigned endorse it a saving
at leMt fifty per ceut over any other tnatheJ
w have ver seen. Ueaide eaving e(jf, it
prouuma omm aa incur m wine in on minute,
which i tutii'h ilronsror and hat a mor deli
cious flavor than colfo mad by any other
prooeesi
L D r.rown, St Charles note!,
LAW are. Clerk tit Chsrle lie tel.
GnhUmith & Lowenburg. Stove asdl'iaw'r,
l a i ivnung, foreman aiantnacturing De
partment,
th I..! .1 1 in
i n m iiiara, ntnve ana 1 in ware,
P F Nepich, Phartnaciat,
8 A Clark, Willamette Farmer,
David Col A Co., Stove and Tinware,
(Hi Freeman, Hpragu' Laadiag,
J M Lowe, Puraer Steamer Alice,
W M Diggin, Street Contra rtor,
W D Palmer, Manager O 4 W Pub Co,
Kilw.nl It Hill, Artist,
Mr K K Brown, St Charle HoUl,
J Warner, Paoiho Tea Store,
W W Svhiver, Steamtr Luriine,
J H Brenner, The Eamond Hotel,
U W Pittock, Daily and Weekly Oregonisa,
8 A Nahon, Cigar Manufacturer,
... i i . .j .. .
0 vernier, l olive and Pplcee.
v i; i Lt i cj . :
C J Curtis, Bel
Ia th County Court of tb But of Oregon,
fur tb oounty oi Lane.
In th matter of th itat f Geo. C. Flh-
r. deceased. Citation.
Te Martha E. Fdher and all other heir or
deviaeo of said eetaU unknown, Greeting:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OR
egon, yon are hereby cited and required to
appear in the County Court of th Stat of
Oregon, for the County of Lane, at th Court
room thereof, at Kugene City, In ti e County
of Lane, oa Monday, the 6th day of Septem
ber, 1881, at 10 o'clock in th forenoon A that
day, then and there to bow eauae, if any ei
late, why an order of al thould not be mad
autlieriilng th administrator of aid citato te
ell the following deacribed real property be
longing to aid eatate, a by law provided, to
eatiafy th debt auainat laid eatate, to-wit i
Beginning at i poet between Section 35 and
36, in T 17, 8 of It 4 W, running thence Weat
M.83 chaiita. thence North 60. (IU ohaina, thenoe
Kaat 80. H3chaina, thence South 40.00 chaina,
thenoe Kaat 20.09 chaina to Section line, thence
South 20.00 chain t place of beginning, con
Uining 224-98 acre more or lea. Alao lot 3
and 4 In Section 20, containing 38 acre; alaalnt
1 in Section &r, onntninlng 20.84 acrea. Alao
the N W of the S W 4 of the 8 W J: alao the
W 4 of th N W of a W i; alao the w
th 8 W i of th N W ; and til Weat
Lot 1 in Section 30, contalniiu 51.07 acre.
All laid wemlae lieinii in Lan County, Ore
gon, in T 17, S of It, 4 W.
Thie citation la publialied by order of th
County Court of Lane County, Oregon, of
data June 18, 1881.
W itni.su, the lion. C'W Fitch, Jmlge
..i ,1 ' ' . . k . C,.,A
of Oregon, for the County of
Lane, with the aoal of laid Court
Hie.l. thii th 18th day of
June, A. I). 1881.
L". w. nvu, tounty jucig.
Atteht!
J OKI. WARE, Clerk.
GRAND
I
OF THE
4 of
f of
SEAL
WANTED.
100 cords of Oak
Bark, also 1,000
Hides, for which
we will pay in
cash the highest
market price.
Haines & Clarke.
Eugene, Apr. 18.
105th Anniversary
OF
Ameriaan Independence
AT
EUGENE CITY,
Monday, Jul) 4lli,
OFFICERS OF THE DAYt
Preililent Hon. John Vliiteakr.
Vice PradilentH Mor. J W Johnmn, A G
Hovey, J"lin Kelly, T A Milllorn, J T Gilfry,
amt li Vtpu.
i Irator. J uilo J F Wataon.
IteaderGeo S Waahhurne, Eeq.
('haplain -Hev A I' AnnVretni.
Manlial-Hon T G Hcnchicka.
Aaniatant Marahnl J M Shelly, Eaq.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
"TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
11 th nartnerahin heretofore exiatiiu be
tween W. W. llainca aud I. K. l'etera ha
been diaaolved bv mutual oonaent. All debt
of th late Arm will be aettlrd by Hainet Jt
Clark. W.W. HAINKS,
L K. l'ETKKS.
Jim Kecne' colt "Foxhall" won the
ra, acroM tha big pond, for the grand
rnx il raria, bwiUn? fine field of
I'.ritihh raeera, and American enthua
iavn ia unbounded. Trmtan, ridden
by Archer, waa onlj a few inches be
hind. Our EngliRh counins are p-tting
over the idea that their horse are iu.
M'ni-ible very fast.
The Supreme Court of California has
; ' !J thst balrlling does not vitiate
a venli'-L
V Kichet, Cotfo and Spioea,
w .r'iwu, iu(coer,
Kirter,
G W llkbcock. Hardware MerrhanL
U D Frank. Agricultural Implement,
C W Know!, Clarendon Hutel,
Frank Wheaton, USA, Fort Vanooaver,
J Oitpenheimer.
KriU ft McMillan, Stove and Tinware,
S Ievy, Stove and Tinware,
And aaaay othara.
THE ESMOND,
Montx Horti or m Notbwit,
Poituxd, Oregon, April 14, 1S81,
I am uaini th Bo Coffee and Tea Ura at
Th Kamond Hotel. Th.f are earing me o Be
half of djt Cotlee and Taa, beaide ell my pa
tron are better pleaeed with th coffee and tea
a now anad in tb be Coffee and Tea Urn.
1 fully recommend them to all who like Km
eSe aadtra. J. IL BRENNER.
FIREMAN'S
GRAND BALL I
EUCENE HOOK & LADDER CO.
Will giv a GRAND BALL at th
Oourt House,
ON -
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 4, 1881.
Comniittee of Arrangements
J M HENDRICKS. O S KINCAID,
B G VAN HOUTEN.
Committee on Invitation.
EUGENE:
CW Fitch, TOHendricka,
J M Thompeon, R H Friendly,
J R Campbell. J R Ream.
SPRINGFIELD t
WR Walker, WBrengm,
Jo Stewart
JUNCTION t
Geo S Waliburne, Ja W Fr6eld,
LSoloman, John Wort nan.
WILLAMETTE FORKS:
L Ward, Marion Vaadyne.
George Smith.
COTTAGE GROVE:
Curraa Oaburn, E W W hippie,
CRB5SWELLi
Geo L Gilfry, WnSoott,Jr,
joon nuvna.
Committee of Reception.
n C Humphrey, T W Oaburn,
Cbaa W hiteaker, M 8 Wallia.
C Mara, Elbert Goodman.
lloor Managers
John O'Brien. ' Horao Kno,
Geo 8 Rincaid, H C HuWphrey,
Jam McCluen, U C Van Uoutea.
TICKETS, Witot Supper, $2.
Arrantremeata will be max) for Supper, and
notice given in due tiro.
ar A (vneral invitatitei It attended to alL
BMelaBoaie will b farBtaUed (ur th eccaaieei.
A saints of 13 Kim will be fired at dnyli),'lit
ORDER OF PROCESSION
Th proceasion will form in front of th Court
lloua at iu A. St., ai tuiiowi:
1 Eiieene Citv Brana Kami
8--Liberty Car, otmtuiuinir 33 girl, repre
senting tne 3s tntt'i ol Ui Uuion.
3 Oltioer of the Day.
4 Eugene City Council
8 State Univeroity Faculty.
6.--Creawt'll lirasa ISaml. "
7 Euifene H(K.k & Ladder Co. No. 1.
8 Societies.
9 Citizens in Carriage! and on Horn-back,
10 Citizeni on Foot.
ROUTE OF TROCESSION:
Tli proceaaion will march to the onrnar of
Onk and Seventh Street, thence to Willam
ette, thenoe to Nin'-li, thenoe to High, thence
to Eighth, thence to the Grove near tha Eu
gene City Milla.
ORDER OF EXERCISES :
Music by the Band.
Prayer by th Chaplain.
Music
Reading Declaration of Independence.
Muaio.
Oration.
Muaio.
BASKET DINNER ON THE GROUNDS.
BASE BALL I
A Match Game of Baae Ball at 8 oclock In
the afternoon for a prize of s fine Bat and Ball.
Muaio br th Bra Band from tlis Band
Stand at 7:30 P. M.
- Grand Fireman's Ball at the Court
Home in the Evening.
F. W. OSTUTRX.
A. a PATTKRSON, VExecuUve Com.
J. K. CAMPBELL,
)
0ft
Is
STOMACH
R If P
U
Th TRAVELER WHO WISELY Provida.
sa Mt the eontincrtney ofillnea bv taking with
him Hoatetter Stomach Bitten, haa occaaioa
to congratulate hiinaelf oa hi fnriht, when
be re other who have neglected to do auff
ring froraaoiueoneof the atalaJiea fur which
it h a remedy and preventive. Amoos; thee
are fever sad ague, billiuainet. encwtipatioB
and rheumatiam, diaeasr often attendant npoa
a change oi climate or unwonted diet.
Far sal by all dniggiata and Dealer grally.
-a-" k ewm
(BEAT
EAE&AIIS
9
m
S Eosenblatt&Co
Are SELLING their entire stock of Goods at
Cents on the Dollar.
ead quarters?
OEEGON
HIDE AND FUR GO.
-:0:-
Brin your FITES AND FURS
to the
HEADQUARTERS
Wliere the HIGHEST MARKET
Will be paid for all kinds of
FURS, HIDES AND
TALLOW.
D. HYMAN.
Robtnscn & Church,
IHCAI.Klia IX
SHELF&HEAYY HARDWARE
IIAVK TUB
ncslSelei'tcd Stock In 0regL
QAVE FOR ..I
, st ths LOWEST
l.u tea.
IKON, STEEL,
AXES ANVILS.
nails, rope;
f .'flilet Chains,
and IVket
.'U'J'LEUY,
AS. PISTOI,
AMMrsiTIOX
ilfir-riTCRAL
IMPLEMENTS
Blaeting Powder,
Pifhiiijr 'larkle..
Etc., Ete:-
We invite sn exam
(nation of onr good
confident that en
Toes: will suit th
time.
New Departure
f t
AXD
PAsrHffiu!I.KVn.HK1;PT ,BUIH)Y?L? BBHWSS, ROADS AND
JL o' HUU1. HULSi--i, whoe uitemta sr. vour intereata ! Are nm...nii. i ..j j
..w.n.1 il..Sr nr,J',L. .t 1.... T. L. .1 r v-m mum
w- mm mww vwt atVS!V Ula
A V PETERS,
Will 11) gooda for CASH st neatly reduced prices, as low as any other CASH STORE.
Fins Cheviot Shirt. SO, 73 eta and L
New Aesortment Dress Goods'fXe Traah) If
JO and 25 eta. ' '
Beat PrinU lb sad 18 yards fl 00
Beat Brown and Rtoached Mntim, 7, 8, 9, and
lueta.
Clarks and Brooks ipool ootton 7!i et per Dos.
Plaiu and Milled FlrnneU, ii, Z-'k V, sad 90
eta.
Water Proof, .eetts.
Fin Whit Shirts, 75 cts and IL
Hens' Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, M eta
Mens' Ovcnhirts, 75 eta. and H.
Mens' Overalls, SO, 65, 75 cts and IL
Embroideries and Edgins at Fatmlen Lew
And all Other Coods at ProDortlonate Pntc
AUth.Celebraied "
WHITK SE .VISTO M A CHTTST-R t
V . . . 1 I ...... . . .. . . -
ionv unw t'w Krai-ui, in, aatq nuraminyi, A I greatly reduced rate.
Ur To my old Cuetnei, who have to.nl by m o long, I will continn ti sell an m
nns sa heretofore on Una, but if at any time they wiaa Uasak CASH trarrhae. I will .
all sss, as ether, the full ertdi t ei say rtductita X. V PiTEKS