The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, February 04, 1882, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EDBEIIE CITY GUARD. SATURDAY FKBRUABY 4, 1832. ' DEI0CB1TIC ST1TB CE.MRlL COSIITTEE. A meeting ( the Democrutio 8uU Central Committee will be held in the city of Port Uod, oa Wednesday, February 22. 1882. A full representation U requested,' C. F. Burnt, Chairman. The fallowing ere the number of the eom Biitleet Uaker B. McCord iWttoo ....ECsrlitle Clackamas C F Reatie t , ..Thomas Dealy t one 8 H Hazard Curry ,-. .J B Tichner Columbia ,'. . . .Thoe Stewart Dengla C Bell Oraut W McDowell lake J R Cameron ! K B Cochran linn Jackson TO Reamee Josephine Che Hohe i Marion R H Dearborn Multnomah A Noltner Polk , T J Ijm Tillamook J L Story Umatilla John S White Union AC Craig Waaoo J B Condon Washington J C Weatbi-red Yamhill. WMTownaend Before the Bailie. There can be no doubt but that the contest in Oregon thi year will be one in which the odd are greatly in favor of the Republican. In addition to the prestige which the recent lucernes in this State have giren them, they will haye the aid of the railroad influ ence. It it easy to trace the connec tion between the approaching election and the present railroad activity, which will throwj several hundred men into Southern Oregon and twice as many into the eastern section of the State, Also the rumor reaches us that the three hundred voters employed at the ma chine shops at the Dalles are to be brought into lubmiwiion to the views of the great "God and morality party. At the calculation of an exact tie in the respective votes of the two parties, this amassing of a thouaaiid votes un der an iufluenco which has never failed to exert itsolf before in a given manner, gives the vantage grounds to the Re publicans in the coming election. Do not think, comrades of the grand old cause of Democracy, that because we speak so plainly, we see no prospect of victory1 On the contrary, seeing plain ly our poxition we are better prepared to state the means that will secure vic tory. The three important factors to Democrats success, are: Harmony, Enthusiasm, Work 1 With these three kept plainly in view, harmony in our convention, enthusiasm for a good ticket and work, work, work until the last ballot is deposited on the fifth day of June victory is assuredly ours I Let the ball be set in motion. t Senator Grover, appreciating the want of the Willamette Valley, has introduced a bill in the Senate appro priating $200,000 for the improve ment of the Yaquina Bay Par. It is certain that the Oregon Pacifio railroad will be built from Yaquina to the val ley in time to move the crop of . this year, and it is important that such im provements be made on the harbor that medium-size veasrls may safely enter. Tut New York Sun declares that Arthur will "go back" on Blaine's for eign policy, and that the dream of the x-SecreUry of State of making this country the arbiter of affairs on the American continent will be surrendered by Frelinghuysen, who will devote him self wholly to preparing for publication the report of our Consuls on the pork trade. From the statements of the Clerks and Sheriffs of Multnomah and Marion counties we learn that in the' former couaty they each receive in excess of all expenditures nearly 12,00(X In the lattr county about 13,500 each. For Multnomah esoecivlly the next State legislature should enact a new fee bill. Chile having defeated IVru in the late war contemplates annexing Tara paca, which is rich in nitrate and guano deposits, and is worth l,(0O,000.000. As the war only cost her f 30,000,000 it will prove a profitable speculation. A showman offers to preserve Quit eau after he is hung, on ioe, and ex hibit him over the world, giving half the proceeds to Guiteau s relations. The chairman of the Republican State Central Committee has called a meeting of that body Thursday, Febru ary 23d. Scovillt appeals to the American people foi 12,000 to be used in the de fense of Guiteau. Legal expedieuU will save the worth leas carcass of Guiteau from the gallows till July. tattoo ippoluttit There has been much conjecture, says the Salem Slatetman, a to who would be Mallory's successor as U, S. District Attorney. But now the mat ter has bem settled by the appoint ment of Hon. James F. Watson, Judge of the Second Judicial District Judge WaUon is an able lawyerand will make an efficient officer. Ik baa been asserted ttiat' ex-Senator Mitchell had control of the appoint ments, and used Congressman George as a tool; but now such appears to be false, as the following recommendations were made: George IL Durham, by ex-Attorney General Williams; Rufus Mallory, by John II. Mitchell; and Judge Watson, by Hon. M. C. George. Many of the friends of ex-Senator Mitchell, in this city, recommended CoL N. B. Knight, but 'it seems that Mitchell preferred Mr. Mallory, and consequently recommended him, but his recommendation was of no avail FrofctioRj The Committee of Ways and Means, the New York Herald says, "consists of eight Republican and one Demo cratic high protectionist; one Southern Independent, who is also a protection ist, and three tariff reformers, all Dem ocrats. Pennsylvania has three mem liers. New Y'ork not one, and all New England only one. There is not the least doubt of the meaning of this committee. It is 'ironclad' for ex treme protectioa But it is more than this. The Ways and Means Commit tee considers all questions of subsidies and grants in aid of what are called 'public enterprises,' and a large majori ty of this committee can be counted on to favor ocean steamship and other subsidies and grants. " The total increase in the amount of wheat produced in the whole country in 1880, over the year 1870, was 171,733,879 bushels, the per centage being CO, for the United States ac large, to 155 per cent, for the new States and Territories. Oregon's increase was about 300 per cent not nar so great as that of two or three other States, that of Kansas bein 700, of Nebraska fully 500, Dakota over 1,000, and Washington Territory over 900 percent By a resolution of the Senate, re cently passed, the Postmaster General was directed to furnish the Senate a tabulated statement of the numW of clerks in his department and also to what States they were credited. The list lias been completed and contains 442 names. Of these 2 are from Col orado, 3 from Oregon, 3 from Califor nia. The Distiictof Columbia has 85, Maryland 37, New York 45, Peunsyl vania 3G, and Virginia 30. There is a genrral agitation through the Eajtt of the Mormon question. Anti-Polygamy meetings are Wing held at many plact-s adopting resolutions and instructing their representatives to support measures calculated to wipe out polygamy. The end of it, how- ever, will not be until the Gentile pop ulation becomes strong enough in Utah to form public opinion. Then it will die a natural death. Representative George thinks that an appropriation of $GO,000 is suffi cient for the improvement of the Ya quina Bay bar, which is of vital im portance to the Willamette Valley. To show that he has not forgotten the inter ests of Portland he has introduced a bill appropriating 1150,000 for more custom house at Portland. It may readily lie seen where his sympathies are most enlisted. From the sworn statements of in comes and expenditures of the Clerk and Sheriff of this county, which we puUiith elsewhere, it will xj seen that those officers are not receiving exorbi tant salaries. They have to give heavy lionds and assume considerable responsi bility, and the service of competent men are assuredly worth what their state ments show they have received. Tub Committee appointed by the U. S. Senate to investigate charge made against Senator Sherman, late Secre tary of the Treasury, are making it warm for that gentleman. It is being shown very plainly that' government funds were used to keep the committee runuing which managed his interests before the Convention. Diaiso the year 1S81 not a aincle convict was pardoned from the Sew York penitentiary. The Governor of our Webfoot State probably regards' the rulers of the Empire State with contempt for their lack of ability in iL. J i. jn parooning direction. There is an old gentleman in New York who intends on his COth anniver sary to open four bottles of Chateau Lafitte which have been in bis family for seventy-two years. The wine costs the family originally twelve dollars a bottle. This represented in compound interest makes each bottle of this wine worth $708. Every glass will, repre sent an investment of over one hun dred dollars. The banquet at which this wine will appear is to take place thi winter. A Washington correspondent says of the four cabinet appointments: Fre Iinghysen is credited to Colliding, Howe toGrant,Folger to Arthur.Urew. ster to the force of circumstances, while Lincoln's retention is Logan's share, A oreat fire occurred in New York City Tuesday, destroying 1500,000 of property, and several live A num ber of newspaper offices were burnt, among them the Scientific American office. Ir Judge Watson lesigns before the June election, which he probably : will, it is likely that a prominent lawyer of this city will be appointed his success or. The Portland postoffice during. 1881 transacted business amounting to $3, 149.952. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS SPECIAL THIS MONTH ONLY. At the I. X. L, STORE Before taking Invoice we have reduced our tuck to such LOW PRICES that the people of Eugene and vicinity will be astonUhed. GooiU that bron'ht full Price before can Rally be bought thi month for nearly Half Its Value I We invite business and wish a call from ALL I X L STORE ! The Irstdine; gcltntlata oHo day aree that most diM-ases are caused by disordered Kidneys or Liver. If, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver aie kept in perfect order, perfect health ill be the reaulu This truth haa only been known a short time and for years people suffered great aony without being alile tn find relief. The discovery of Warner's Sale Kidney and Liver Cure marks a new era in the treat ment uf these troubles. Made froa a simple tropical leaf of rare value, it contain just the elemruta ncceeaary to nourish and invigorate both of these great organs, and ss'rlv mur and keep them in order. It ia a POSITI VK Kemrtljr for all the diseane that cause pains in the lower part uf the body for Torpid Liver Headaches Jaundice Dizinese Uraval Fevr, Ague Malarial Fever, and all difficul ties of the Kldneva, Liver and Urinary Organs. It is an excellent and af remedy for feoia ee during IVegnancy. It will control Menstrua ation and is invaluable for Leucorrhoea or 'ail ing of the oiub. Aa a Blood Purifier it is uneqnalsd, for it cure the organs that Maxes the blood. This remedy which has done such wonder. ie put up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE ol any medicine Un the market, and is sold by ifnurKisU and all dealers at a 1 S3 per bnt tie. For IhabeU. enquire for WAKNEK'S SAFE UIAISKTES cCkK. It is a POSI TIVE Remedy II. II. ' IKSLK A ', Korhraitr, X. ". F.tYI. VILKINS, Moereeaor to SHELTOH & Wll.cwa. Pnpliral Uniiriricl Pi fhomicl I IUUUUUI UIUIUI u UIIUIIIIOl) UNDKKWOOD-S fcCILDING. Next door to th Granr Store, Wilbunette sireev, r.ugen I ity Oregon. Have uat opened full line of fresh Drujj, Medicines & Chemicals. Also tne assortment of Fincy and Tollei Articles. 4U. UIIH OF Mixed Faints. Lead. Oil, Varnish, BrusJics, WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY Which they will always U oa reoaahle terma, Cartful alttilioi cirri la P.jiiciu't Pre Kriptiui. mm TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT bide will be received fur the erect! m of Presbyterian Church edifice in Eugene City, pUn aij specification of which maybe wen at the omce or it . ueaa. iiu February 22,- 18M2. The committee reierve the right tn reject any and all bid Eugene City, Jan. 27, Wi. Administrator's Notice. milE UNDERSIGNED ADMINISTRA- X tor of the ortaU nf Fredrick Jlemlee, de- ceael, haa fiM hie account for hnalwliiemeui, and Monday, the (1th day of March, 1882, at 10 o'clock A. M., haa beeu fued by the Court for hearing objections thereto and the settle went thereof. Dated, January 24, 18K2. .1. 8. CHCKCHILL, Administrator. THOMPSON ft BEAN, Attorney. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. VfOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT W I M ItUt, .l.;n!..tti. nf the Mtltt ..I T AmmJ hu filsd hU W WV..H V ) f. I --., account fo final Kttlement of laid estate; and Monday, the 6th day of juarcu, ins-, na been t for hearing the aame, by order of the Countv Court J. M. DICK, Adm'r. (J. B. DOKRIS, Att'y. Jan. 28. mi Summons. In the Circuit Court nf the State of Oregon for Lane tour.tv. J. JL Schlemleln, Plaintiff, ) vi. ' Summon. Addle M. Schlemleln, Deft j To Adie M. Schlemleln, the above named Deft: TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OR X egon: Von are hereby required to appear and anawer the complaint tiled against you oy the above named pluintilf in the above entitled cauie, by Mond&y, the 17th day of April, 1882, tht 1 tin? the tint dav of il.e next reiralar term of laid court for Lane Countv. Oreuon, to be beinm and held at fcugene City, Oregon. If von fail to tn appear and aniwer aaid com plaint, thn plaintiff will apply to the Court tor the relief demanded therein, to-wit: For a de cree diMolvinir the bundi of matrimony now exiting; between you and aaid plaintiff, and for hla coU and dKbureementa, TbUiummnni ia puhlmhed in the hugene City Ucard, by order of Hon. J. 1. aton, Judfe of aaid Court, dated Jan. 24, 1882. THOMPSON ft 1JEAN, Pl'tr. Atfy a. Dated Jan. 25, 1882. FOLEY SPRINGS. Administrator's Sale of Valuable RealJProperty. VTOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT i.1 by virtne of an order of the County Court, made at the January term thereof, A l, l!vS2, I will tell on Tuesday February 21, 1S'' between the hour of 9 o'clock A M, and 4 o'clock 1' M, of raid (lay, at the Court iloue in luigene I it V. Oregnu, the following described real property, belonging to the etate of A N Foley, deceased: Lt't No 5, in block No itiof Mulligan's do nation to Lane County, now a part of En gene City, situated ou Willamette street, south of the Methodist Church. Terms of sale, cash. Alno will cell the Foley Springs property, situated about sixty-five miles from Eugene City, desmbtd as follows: The West half of tiie North-wast quarter of section 28, and the East half of the Nortb-eat quarter of section 29, all in township 16, S K 6 East, containing 160 acres of land in Lane county. Terms uf sale, one-half cash and the balance u time, one year with interest at ten per cent, secured by mortgage on the property. A rebate of ten per cent will be made for all cash on one half, G. B. Iorris, Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT lA the undemiirm-d sdminixtrator of th estate of Geo. C. Fisher, deceased, haa filed his accouut for final settlement, and Monday, the lith day of March, US2, ha lieen set for hear ing of objection thereto and the settlement thereof. H. C. Pr KRINS, Administrate. THOMPSON ft BEAN, Att'ys. Administrator's Notice of Sale of EealEslate. V"0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT i-1 under and by virtue of an order of sale made by the Comity Court of Lane County, Oregon, at the January term, l!y, thereof, in the matter of the estate of H. A. Stevens, deceased, the undersigned administrator of aid estate, will offer for sale at public auc tion to the highest bidder, at the Court Hoaw door, in Eugene City, Lane County, Oregon, on Saturday, the 4tb d ty of Febru ary, 1SS2, at 1 o'clock, P. M., of said day the following described real estate, belong ing tn aaid estate, to-wit: Th undivided one-eighteenth (1-1S) part nf ou hundred and siny acre of land, the sani being the North half of the North half of the dooatii n Land claim of Wnv M. Stev ens and wife. Not. No. 3,224. claim No. 46, in T. 17 8. of R. 3 W.j also the W of the donation lapd claim of B. R. Barton, Nut No. 7.191: also the donation land claim of Wm. McMeeken, Not No. 7,412; also begin ning at the N E corner of the donation land claim of Thomas Clark, Not. No. 7,414. run ning thence West 30 02 chains, thence South 10.00 chs, thence tst 3U02 chs; thence North 10 00 chs. to place of beginning; also beginning at the N E corner of the said donation claim of Wm. McMeeken, Not. No. 7.412, ruuoing thence South 24 00 chains, thence East 13,02 chs: thence N.irth 24.00 chs, theuce West 13 02 ch to place of be ginning, all in in T 17 8 of R I West, Lane County, Oregnu, eicept the following de scribed, tract, sold and conveyed by said H. A Stevens, in hi lifetime, to James Camphell, to-wit: Beginning at the S E corner of th dona tion Und claim of J. M. Keeling and wife. Not No. 7.192, T 17 9 of R 1 Wet running thence Seuth 13.26 chs, thence West 2.M chs, thence North ta2tJ chs, thence East 2.58 chs, to th place of begioning; also be- Cing at th N W corner ml th i)ontioa claim of B. K. Barton, Not. No. 7.191, running thence Sooth SI. 03 chs theno East 5.30 chs, thence North 65.0V, East 12-54 chs, thence North 53 77 chs, thence Vst 16 82 chs, to the place of beginning. Th tract last hreinhfir described as belonging to id cwtat, enntaintng 27S acre, after deducting the anvtsnt couveved to James Campbell- The Urms of eal to be a follows, to-wit: One-half down Md th re snainder oa on and two years time se cured by mnrtgaa oo aaid real property, hesuiof interest at tea per oeot. pr sinam froia dst until paid Dated, Jan. & 1M. J. M.TH0MP30X, Administrator. QKOCKRICt-I abatl rets a a rallef OE0CE2IF.S & PROVISIONS A.wd lavjU the eentios oi boosVrr. T. HENDMC The best place for you kinds of Fancy Articles, Boots ana IS AT His stock is all NEW and hj is determined to sell CHEAPER than ever before for CASH LADIES CLOAKS & DRESS GOODS and other Furnishing Goods. All kinds of Produce, Wool, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, etc., bought at the highest market price. Remember the old stand, Corner of Willamette and Eighth Streets. G. BETTMAN. III mi Wholesale and Retail Dealers and &-i&&fi WE keep th largest and best amnrted stock in the Willamette Valley 3oth of Portland which we will sell at greatly reduced prices. Dealers will find it to their advantage to call and examine our stock bufore pnrrhaaing elsewhere. All orders filled promptly. Satisfai. tion guaranteed. Wareroom-On Eighth Street West of Willamette. fllaniillsctorT East of the llugeue City Flouring MUla. J. W. CHERKY, KOBT. Mi DAY GENERAL REBUCTIOI Of the Prices of all kinds of Goods for the purpose of re ducing my stock. IL Friendly Robinson & Church DKA1.ER8 IN SHELF&IIEAYY HARDWARE have tub BftstSelecfed Slock In Oregon King of the Blood Is not "bp, l-U hloo.1 purine u4io.u knows i to direrviw fr .. 10 dUllnruAk IhriTiS kin mf ike Rla4 Tril ,.a tKur of ui rlITI; w"'"le-a7x BU"1' A. L KICKLIH, M. D, I'hysician and Surgeon. EUGENE CITY. - - OREGON. OOcsi ia Uaderwood's brirk, s-rtr th tt Pee" office. jlVtf IOB BUEXA -UTA 5TOXT WARI n T. t. HENDRICKS to go to purchase all onoes, Clothing, Hats, Etc:, Manufacturers of ail Kinds of Furniture, r :mm imrrors, Mm f rames & im: mouiamgs, HAVE FOK sale" at the LOWEST Kate. IKO.V, STEEL, AXES. ANVIL NAILS, ROPII Cable Chain nd Pocket UTLERY. AS. PISTOLS', AMMUNITION iRICULTURAI IMPLEMENTS Blasting Powder, Fishing Tackle. Etc., Etc. We invite an exam inatioa of eur feed confident that e stock will auit th times. NEW SHOP I NEW GOODS! V. McFarland fTIAKES PLKASTTPB tv iuvnirvri. I, w llu In tha nnl.Ui. k.4 i. - I 1 linshop in the old stand adjoining Bettman'a wuens n win sen M tne lowest casJt nce Stoves, Ranges, Tinwarer Metals, , Notions, Pumps, and Pipes, 33370., ETO. tnUy lOU fnrmillill foods in my line gea- "CaTl sad prioa nv rrvH 4 T win ante satisfitrtioa. V Mr-ART.Am THI BEST SHOES EVER BROUGHT to this Btrkit, at th lowest prW , T. O. HENDRICKS C A3T JUAN UMI for ! hr T. O. HENDKICstt,