The Eugene City guard., March 18, 1882, Image 4

THE EUGENE CITY GUARD.
SATURDAY.
..MAP.CH 18, 1832.
Democratic County Convention.
At a meeting of th Democratic County Cen
tral Committee, beld at Eugerr City, March
3d, 1883, it tu ordered tht th Democratic
County Coortntion b hrlil at Eugene City on
Friday, th Slit day of March, 132, for the
purpose of selecting 12 delegate to th Stat
Convention to b held at Portland April 5th;
alto to nominate a candidal 'ar State Senator,
4 candidate for Representative, 2 candidate
for County Commissioners, 1 candidate each
fur Sheriff, Clerk, Treasurer, Aseeasur, School
Superintendent, Surveyor and Coroner, and for
Ch transaction of such other business a way
urn before th convention, It is recommend-
d that the precinct conventions be held Katur
day, March 25th, Wl
The County Convention will consist of 62
cWaraU apportioned on for each precinct.
and one for every 25 vote or fraction thereof
of 15 or over caat for T O HendricV for State
Senator in IS), a follows:
North Kugen 4 Richardson 4
South Eugen flwgTom 3
lancaifor 6 Spencer 2
Cottage Crov 5 Fall Creek I
Springfield 5 lt Valley 2
CitastForlt 4 McKentie 1
Irving 3 Middle Fork I
Pleasant Hill 3 Mohawk 2
Willamette 2 Camp Creek 2
Sinslaw 2 Nazi Dell I
Florence 1
Total 62
It. B. Corn R a, Chairman.
Tbe Proittlive toLbtritv
The laut!e of protection are fiivly
illustrated !y the tact that many arti
ticl of luxury are lightly taxed,
while the npcwwitii-a of life are bur
dened to duch an extent as to virtually
prohibit their importation. The pro
tective tariff is an outrage that ahould
la wiped out ly the American people re.
gardlcss of party. We give a a list of
rticlea of luxury and necessity with
tbe ad valorem duties collected :
Articles of Luxury. Per Cent.
Lci cords, gimps, braid M
Diamonds 10
Embroideries Xi
Fancy articlM ; 33
Richest kind of cut glass 40
Jewelry 23
kluiical instrument 3o
Champagne, iu pint 47)
Champagne, in qts, $(J per dozen SO
Still wines, in bottle 3.' J
The foregoing are articles that only
tbe rich can afford to buy. Now let
as see what the the poor and middle
clauses must pay for some of the neces
sities of life :
Articles of Xecetsity. Per Cent.
denied rice 91
KlMoin tail "SJ
Chicoory (r.'J
Spool thread 78
window kl.it, ciimtnon 38J to "3
nana ami nop into 7.)
Hoiler plate fill
linrtesho naila OS
lioooniotir tire 7'JJ
Steel rail W
CaaUir oil IU
Crntonoil 1 3t
Pari white 240
Italtnoral alpaca Ul
Blanket. vluel at SliJ ct pr lb 891
Woolen hosiery, at 0 ct per lb HKIJ
Bunting, valued at 23 eta per lb 121
When will the pooplo compel a
change of the iniquitous tariff laws that
are enriching a fnw at the expense of
the multitude t
Tbe National Banti
The charters of nearly three hundred
national banks expiro within two years
and Congress is called upon to take
action in the matter. Legislation is
required to authorize the renewal of
the charters of thene institution!, and
the enactment of such legislation will
give opportunities tor any amendments
cf the charters which experience or in.
lination may suggest, The iVino
crats have already formally opposed
the national banks on general princi
ples; and have particularly antagonized
special features of their charters. Dut
notwithstanding this opposition, the
banks an I their friends Itoklly ask for
increased favors and larger privileges'
Their capital in now invested in na
tional bonds, which are free from taxa
tion, but on which the banks draw the
interest
Tub pension toll is very heavy, and
it is said a large sum is annually paid
ut for fraudulent pensions, and the
question is: "How shall the spurious
claims be detected V An Indiana Con
gressman thinks he has discovered the
plan. He proposes to publish in the
newspaper of each county, at stated
intervals, the names of tho pensioners
in that UV-ality, with the amounts re
ceived and the reason why the pensions
were granted, which would subject the
list to the scrutiny of the public, and
impostor couM be eaaiir detected.
Toe editor of the llmton Globe, a
paper of Republican proclivities, La
laUly returned from a tour in the
Southern States, and this is what he
iayi: "Some northern editor would
have you believe that the Southerner
re still unrepentant, irreconcilable reb
la Go down South, with the people,
behave yourself like a gentleman, and
when you return, you will uo.hea.itat
ing'y call thos ejitor something
worse than liar.
Tbe Chinese Dill
The vote by which the Chinese bill
u passed in the Senate should be
analyzed and studied by the people of
the Pacific Coast, An analysis of the
same will demonstrate that the charge
made in the last Presidential campaign,
that the Republican party of the East
was in favor of Chinese im.uigrUion,
was true. They were in sympathy
with the Chinese at that time, and are
today. On the final volo 21 Demo
crats and 7 Republicans were recorded
in favor of the bill in the shape in
which it passed, and 13 Republicans, 1
Democrat and 1 Independent, Dwis of
Illinois, were recorded against it. Add
ing to these totals the announced pairs,
the showing is 30 Democrats and 7 Re
publicans in the affirmative, and 23 Re-
publicans, 1 Democrat and I Independ
ent in the negative, leaving 14 mem
lrs unuccounted for. Tbe following
is the vote on the bill, Democrats in
Roman and Republicans in italics : .
Yi as Ilayard, Reck, Cameron of
Wisconsin, Cockrell, Coki, Fair, Far-
Iy, Garland, George, Gtrniati, II tie,
Harris, Iill of Colorado, Jackson,
Jones of Florida, Jjnes of Nevada,
Miller of California, Miller of New
York, Morgan, Pugh, Ransom, SVi
ton, Slater, Teller, Vance, Vest. Voor-
tees and Walk ?r. Total, 28.
Nays Aldrkh, Ahton, Jilatr,
Brown, Conger, D ivi of Illinois, 5f
tnundi, JJtiiro, Fr;e, Htar, LigalU,
Jjxphatn, McDill McMiUen and Mor
rill. Total, 13.
To the credit of all the Tacieu Coast
Senators it may lie said they labored
strenuously privately and publicly, and
to their united efforts the passage of
the bill may be ascribed. Tho pseudo-
humanitarians of the East unsuccess
fully fought the measure from which
we expect relief frotn the Chinese
hordes.
The court martial Itef.jre whom Ser
geant Mason was tried for shooting at
Guitcau, have made puMic their find
ins;. Mason is sentenced to be dishon-
o'ably discharged from the service of
the United States with the loss of all
pay or allowance now due or to become
Inn to hi to. and then to l-e confined in
such a penitentiary as the proper au
thorities may direct, at Lard labor, for
eight years. The dignity of military
law has Wen sustained, but we believe
the sentence is f.ir in excess of what it
should have Wen. Tim American peo
ple will not sustain so severe sen
tence. RosroE CosKMNa imperiously de
clined the nomination of Associate Jus
tice of the Supreme Court liench ten
dered him by the President. Senator
F.il m unils, of Vermont, who would have
addd dignity and ability of a superior
order to the liench, has also declined
the position. An eppointment to the
Supremo Court would retire them from
political life, and neither one of them
is yet ready for that event."
NkT Saturday is the day appointed
for the m. '"tin.; of the Democratic pri
maries in Liii cntnty. It is essential
that the nttk and file of the part at
tend the primarily and ..Meet their Wst
men to repnwnt them in tho County
Convention. Linn county is a clovly
contested battle-fiel.l, and the result in
Juno will greatly depend upon the
men selected at the pt inmries.
Tub D'lroit Free J'rtus proposes
rather a novel way to nettlo the Mor
mon question. The theory is to send
1,500 fashionable milliners-and let
them deck the wivs and daughters of
Mormondom with ribbons, lactis, silks,
satins, rta, and thus make it impossi
ble for one "saint" to support more
than one wife. This is a first rate idea,
and is well worth a trial.
TllK bill reported ill the House) for
the admission of Washington Territory
will not W acceptable. It is the-wish
of the Territory to have annexed the
three northern counties of Idaho, and
the people of the. latter, are unanimous
ly in favor of Wing annexed. It is not
probable- that the bill will pass this
session.
"Tutm is treason in our party,"
say the Administration organ at
Washington. We are glad to see that
you at last admit it. The Republican
party Las Wen a treasonable organiza
tion far a long time, t In 1876 it trea
sonable nature was manifested in the
nullification of an election and the
stealing of the Presidency.
PiiSssviVA! expends in a year
1 152,603,493 for intoxicating drinks,
and for educational purpoaea only 5,-r-65,945.
Wit Garfield Slandered.
Mr. Blaine, in his eulogy on Pres
ident Garfield, made aome reference to
the charge made against Garfield dur
ing the campaign characterizing them
a unjust and false. The X. Y. Sun,
commenting on the aaine, says : '
Gn, Garfield may have Wen calumni
ated in the heat of the campaign. Mr.
ISlaine may have information of false
charges brought against the Republican
candidate, of which we have never
heard. In that case he is historically
accurate when be says that these, "un
just imputations" passed unnoticed, and
at the end of the campaign fell into ob
livion. Dut if Mr. Blaine means that
the charges based on the rvport of the
Credit Mobilier investigating committee
were unjust imputations, or that they
have fallen into oblivion, ho misrepre
sents the facta. The circumstances at
tending the death of the President
clos;d every accusing mouth to , every
utterance save words of pity; but it did
not change one letter of the record. It
was on tbe motion of Mr. Blaine,
Speaker of the House, that the Credit
Mobilier investigation was Wgun, pros
ecuted, and concluded. And if Mr.
Blaine Wlieved that the verdict of the
committee was an unjust imputation,
he refrained from saying so at the time,
and lias maintained his Wlicf in si
lence from that day to this.
' ' " t
It is propojed by Congress to estab
lish robtal savin? banks. The bill
agreed upon provides that interest on
deposits shall not exceed 2 per cent,
and shall not be alli ed 011 any sura
lest than (1 or more than than 850O,
and that the banks or sub-depositories
may W established at suitable money
order ofEcea at which the postmaster's
salary is not less than $500. It pro
vides that the dt'p isiu shall not W sub
jected to State or local taxation or to
seizure furd.'bt and that the funds, ex
cept what is required for the current
business, shall W invested in United
State ItoiiJa Waring not le.M than 3 per
cent interest, or if no bonds are avail
able, in State, county or municipal
Wnds. The bill also provides for the
creation of several offices, to W held by
the pers'fns who; supervise the business
of the prop yl banks.
We notice in some of ovr "exchanges
that Geo. L Woods, once upon a time
Governor of Oregon, is to W the Ri
publican candidate for Congresj in one
of tho districts in California. Califor
nia is not the most stintly or virtuous
State in t'le Union, yet we cannot
think t hut she has ever coiirnitted a. sin
which deserve so Sr.-at punishment. .
Tho Woxls .May administration of Ore
gon is still fresh, and if George, the
Sneez'T, gets the nomination, it is by
no means unlikely that his Oregon rec
ord will W published. It will have no
great influence toward his election.
Standard.
Hetwkkn March 1st and July 1st
the com missions of three hundred and
fifty past masters will expire, and three
htimlr'Hl and fifty Stalwarts will re
ceive the reward prepared for the faith
ful. XKW A I ) V E It T LS K M EXTS
D E L! N QU E ? JTC I TY TAXES.
UNI.KSS PARTIES OWING DKI.IN
quent City Taxe cnie forward and
ettle en or hrfitre March 20, ISS2, I shall
proceed to collect the same according to law.
OIIKN MOOUE,
Manful and Tax Collector.
Kngene City, March IS, lssi.
ELECTI0JIKOTICE.
NOTICE IS HKCKRY GIVES THAT
i.1 thntthtr will Ix? an election of the
City of Kngen held at tit Court Hnte in
said city on MONDAY, tbe 3d dav of April,
ISS2, at whiih time there will te electe.1
three C'oanoilinen for tw year., a llroorder,
Marshal and Treasurer to serve on year
each.
Th iolls ill he opene.1 at 9 o'clock A. M,
and clone at 6 oVlock P. M. of that day.
F. W. OS H CRN.
Heconlcr of Enceue Citv.
EELIEVE
YTILL STAND THE SKAS OF 1S82,
W aafollnwi: M0NK0E. Mnndsr s-m
TuMilaV! .II NCI IllV U'lnl.r .n.t-rv.
day; ti'tiKXE, Kritl.y and SalitrUv. Season
commence April 10tb and eala July 8th.
TERMS.-
In.tiranrw, t'.'."i; due whra mare Is known in
K with foal; Seaam. 1 1 du at the end of
th sraaon. Care will be takes to prevent ac
cidents, hut will nt be rmvotuitiie sSould any
occur.
DESCRIPTION;
Relier i a damle prar. 17 han't, fcifh, and
weighs l,7iM pound; will hw 1 year old July
M, ISSi '
!I rinM rail ukl m ihia knrM Ynm
igre and further particular apply a
ail:m3 L N. EDWARDS, Agent
QBOCr.BIK.-!skaU kr sa aralluf
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
Aad invite the VttiVw of hoasekeeitrrs.
T.C. HKNDKICSK
poll CiEEntL qtMrHlVDKK (
T. G.HENDRICKS.
Black Rattler, Jr.
THIS FIXE TROTTING 8TAL
lion will stand the ensuing season,
cmuaiencintf April 1st, at the
.table ul V. M. Tntmtin in Eune Uty,
every day la th week. Sunlay excepted.
Tfn: Insurance, 120: Reason, $15; SiU'
!. K-rirW 10. Care will be taken to pre
rent accident but will not b respoiuiljl for
any.
Illack Rattler. Jr. , Is beautiful black, 1ft)
hands bijfh, weighs 140O yotiniU, and is 8 years
old.
For further particular anplyto J. W. Kiteh-
in--
Eugene City, March 4tb, 1SS2. 3tn
SUFFOIK fUHCH, JR.
rTIHIS WELL KXOWX STALLION,
1 ntriid hr June Lat.s. in Lane county
Oregon, will stand the seaton of 1S2, at the
livery stable of W. H. Townnin, in Euirene
City, every day in the week, exi-ept Sunilay.
Season to commence April 1st, ending July 1st.
TERMS:
Insurance. 812. due when the mar Is known
to be with fvil. or if parted with. Will not be
responsible fur accideuta.
DESCRIPTION:
SufMk Punch. Jr. Is 10 years old, a dark
chestnut color, 16 hands his'b, and weighs
1,500 pound, for further particulars apply
J. W. KI1CHING, Agent
GRAND BONA FIDE
AT THE
I. X. L. STORE
Will commence SATURDAY, MARCH
4TH, when our entire stock will be, sold in
the next
30 DAYS
at c mt price, as our new (roods will shortly
arrive will shortly arrive. Hoping to give our
customers soon the latest and moit etylinh and
cheapert g.xids ever brought to market in tliiJ
place. We take groat care in selecting our
good go directly to nurket, and pay great at
tention EAST and SAN FRANCISCO.
I X L STORE !
Summons.
In the County Cirt of Lnio County, State
f Oregon.
A. V. Peters. Nai:iti!r, "1
Sumtnont.
Charles Sievens, Deft.
Action at law to recover money.
To Charles Stevens, the above named de
fendant: IN THE NAMS OF THS STATE OF
Oregon, yon are hereby summoned to
appear in said Court and answer the coin
plaint of the pi untilf tiled therein, on or be
fure Monday, the first diy of May, 1SS2,
that being the tirst day of the next term of
said Cjnrt, following the publication f this
gnniimuis, or judgment fur want of an answer
will be taken against you tor the sum of
i'J.'i 2.1 dollar with interest at oi:lit per cent,
per annum, since July 1st, 187G, and for
costs and disbursements nf action.
And it is ordered by the Court, the Hon.
C. '.V. Fitch Jud,;e thereof, that this sum
tunnt be serve. 1 on yon by puble-atioa in tbe
Euyene City Gtard, a newspaper published
in said l.ane Cmintv, for six consecutive
week. Dated March 8, 1SS2.
G. B. DORRIS. Plaintiff Attorney.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
rpi AKEN VP BY THE UNDERSIGNED
I living miles south of Eu',tne City,
IV K. 16th, ltWJ, the following di-scrilted cattle,
to wit:
One light red cow about 7 or 8 years old,
with some white tpotx on the ba:k, and consid
eraMe wbite on the belly; crop oil left ear.
j and undcrhit in the right
t ne dark retl row aliout 4 or 5 vean old.with
crop oil Wt ear. B. . WILKES.
Lugene City, March 1st, 18S2.
THAT H ACMVaCJUtiHcanb so quick
lv cured by Sbiloh's Cure. W guarantee it
Sold by IKbtirn and I 'o. , drnyrgista, Engene.
Shiloh' Cough and Consumption Curei sold
by us on guarantee. It cures Consumption,
VEW NTOt'K OF H.ITH-Th best
1.1 and largest ever brought to Kune.at
FKIENDLYH
COiyiE AND SEE
R. G. CALLISON
Next door to S. II. Friendly, and get yonr
COOKS, STATIONERY AND GRO
CERIES. !! is always on hand ready and waithiir to
aorx -o.Uu his Customer witli ALL kind
of food for
MI.YDJ.YD BODY.
And can furnish a SMOKE U those desiring
A CO!) CIGAR, CR T03ACC0
To thoee who ose tht narcotic plant
CHEAP for CASH
GmkeVdreredtitany reutef thecitr fre
chargsL C U. CALLLSON.
IXK 11UENA VISTA SHiNF WAKEn
. T. U HENPKICU
111 limit $i
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Xfmt-
0M
r v iE .
mi
WK keep th luwert and best assorted stock In th Willamette Val ey South of P.rtkad
which w. will sell at greatly reduced price. Dealer, will find It to th.ir Jvantas. W
call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. All orders nlled promptly. Satisfa
lion guaranteed. Wareroom-On Eighth Street W est of W ilUmette. MwjirhelrT-w.
Kast of th Kuxen t 'ity Flouring MilK KOBT UDAY
GENERAL
EEDUCTIOI
Of the Prices of all
kinds of Goods for
the purpose of re
diieiug my stock.
S. M. Friendly.
noblnson & Church,
DKAT.ERS IX
SOELFftHLlVT HARDWARE
HAVI Till
nest Self tied Stock in Orcgci.
King of ths Blood
I not a "cur,- a, !.- It Is a blood purifier and toole.
ImpurllT of blood poisons the vm, derntifte
tue clrt-ulai ton, and tlm. Imiu.wnta,,. disorders,
known by dlffon-ut eaities to distinguish them ao-?S??Ja.f'!'"-
hM being really br.tuche. or
phwiof ihut irrm jenprlc disorder, Iinpurllv
Lomil .1 :it. ut.iiti; t, A. nr.u. Mrrdm, ll,ad-
aeht, bac-a -i.c.ii.n--mi H.tl-.i,ji, JUnri Ditttut.
iMy . kulnty u:.;u, rt!t, lArumattim, Cai
C7k Sr,v.'"-;- '--t!.-M, RmPlrt,U!cm,
, "'L' ?T" 1 " lood ! ems
UJ cu.v. tht.M.y an.uk. ng th" m, Iinptirlty
S,tt.,,:. c,"m'" sao I hvK-ns Wire In
trL.JJ"":,',e "''T'l-u of lite Ulood,"
rniipl around esi h li.-it.
B.Ki.!HI,go.S t o., Prop,., raffalo. N. T.
A. !. K iOKLlii, Hi. D.,
rhysidan ami Surgeon.
EUUEXE CITY, - - OREGON.
Office in Underwoods Iriilc, over the Ex
press oihVe. jl4tf
HAYS & LUGKEY,
VKAI.ET.S IX
Fl2dlclnes,
Pcj-furnsry,
Paints,
Glass, &c.
HAVING BOl'GIIT OIT THE STOCK
o, l....wort4 4 vt pontin,,,
the businw at tlie old ::ind on Willamette
street, offering iucrvaaed in iuceuienU to cus
tom-ers. (
"Attention can fully given ittjt
Pbjtiriiiat PrtsmptioBv & Familr Rffiprs.
P. M. WILKLNS,
Fractal CaggM&Chemist,
DRUOS,
MEDICINES,
BRUSHES,
TAINTS,
GLAS,
OILS,
LEAD,
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
fIikin'i PrtripUoi Compomdci
CEO. 11 MILLER,
Peal Estate A$ent.
ECGEXEcrrr. ... oregov
Omci-Over W. F. Ce.. Eirre,
DAY.
and Manufacturers of all Kinds of
Furniture,
m . Mirrors,
hi i-J t j
Frames &
Mouldings,
P Etc., Etc.
HAVI J-OR aale
at th LOWlSf
l'.ateM.
II.ON. STIEL,
AXES, AJtVILJl
NAII. ROM
Cable Chain
ml Jacket
..'UTI.lKr.
.VS. PISTOI.S,
AMMCNITIOlT
iRuvvivr.At
IMPLEMENTS
Tdaittirg Powdsr,
Firiiirglaekl.
Ktc, Kte,
VTs invite an exaaa
inatinn of tur gol
.rhti it' (1 t
STocr wll suit ta
time.
HEW SHOP !
NEMQD8!
. MoParland
fTUKES FLSASrRK TV Awnnxr.
JL ing to the piblic that he has opened
1 inuiuj) in me mi siana aajoinine tiettmaa
corner where he will sell at th lowest ask
price
Stoves,
lianges,
Tiniiare,
Metals,
Notions,
Pumps,
and Pipes,
And bouse finishing goods in my lin pg
eraiiy. ;
irCall anil trie niy goods, and I will gnar
antee wtif:i. t;in. V. 5U-FARLAKD.
THE P.ES1 SHOES EVER BROUGHT
to this lurket, at the lowest print'
T. O. HENDRICKS
O A.N J VAl l.LM H for sU h
T.C. MEN!
NDRICKS.
ADM'CSTRATGHS HOTICE.
V-OTICEfa HEUEI1Y GIVEN THAT
Xl the untiniigncd haa been atointed ad
mmistrator the estate of William Drury de
ceased, by t County Court of Lan County
Oregon, antl.l! persons having claim against
said estate re hereby required to present th
am to t'. ndeiiinel with the proper
vouchers anrxed, at the office f K. a Bean,
in Etivene tty, Oregon, w ithin six month
from the dal of this notice.
I W. R. Dklbt, Administrator.
K. S. ei, Attorney.
Feb, SlstiSSi
EECOTORS KOTICL
1
"VrOTld IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i.1 by rtus of an order of the Conatr
Uurt, of (e .sute of Ore;r-i,. for tbe County
of Ijvne, de and entered of record ia said
.rji!yL'itsJlh,.,0lh y of January, A.
!., nndersitrncd were duly appointed
Lx-ctitonrf th. Will and Ett of km. C.
l-ee, both .dividual and partnership of W. C
lee A ( 04
All perns having claim against said atat
are herebrequired to present them with pr
pr voucJr,, within six months from th 4aU
of tin n-ce to th. undersigned at th offic of
County ,n Jnctioa City, ia aii
7 W. 8. Lit, v "
' DrxiLaH Lex. E,ecut
Gr-i. IWashw Mr, Attorney.
Date.ttis th 25th day of Feburarr, IS8X
I " "
AM13ISTRAT0RS KOTICE.
XtLISI!ERI:BY GIVEN THAT
an i iT' -h h oe duly
npoml klminwrator of treHta 0 Johi
m,2lP!:-,1!r1',u,d411 P"
oli rr.Vhl mUU hereby iw-
tlZ m tus' City-Oregowwitk
r.rt.,iAs'I!EAX'AilDii8t't