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VOL 23
EUGENE, Oil., SATUKDAY, MA11CII 14, 1891.
NO, 20
Ut Eugene City Guard.
jPCULISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
L L, CAMPBELL,
Ius!lNtir ntl Proprietor.
OFFICE On the Kul tide of WtllaaietU
f'treet, between Deveuw uu ciguui mnm
TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
I'r annum...
SiiMontht...
1 hre monthi.
$2 50
, 1.25
, .75
Manufacturing
at m x .;r ar m "X mm mm km
HSUOWAY
at jt:m..s:Jt-at.a;:aLJr.a:xx:
There is No Use Talking
NEW YORK
RACKET STORE!
OCR OKL1
uaTKS o advertising.
i j..lumnti inserted a followi:
On quar, ten Una or lew one Insertion Rd;
...k ...UnnneDt insertion IL Cub. required
CMVU
fulvArtiMra will b chanred at tha ol-
On, square three monthi MOO
(, square six monthi
One square one year " w
Transient notices in kwei oolumn, 20 oenU
uer line tor eon insertion.
AdvertisinK bllli will be rendered quarterly.
Ail )ob wora; moil oe raiu rvu uw,..
-BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS. -
CEO. B. D0RR1S
Attornev and Counsellor-
at-Law.
tlTlLI. PRACTICE IN THE CDURTS
W of the Second Judicial District and in
b Supreme Court of this State.
ai.i .tt-ntinn riven to collection! and
patter in probate
L BILYEU,
-Attorney and Counsellor at Law,-
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
PRACTICES IN ALL THE COURTS OP
thU State. Will giv epecial attention
to oellectioni and probate matter.
Owci-Over Hendrlck k Eakin'i bank.
A. 0. WOODCOCK,
Attorner-at-1
iUGKNB CITY, - -
OFFICE Roomi 7 & 8 McClaren Building.
Ul attention iriven to Colleotiune
and Probata business,
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewel
ry & Musical Instruments.
Bo Most Select U South of Portland !
Special attention given to Repairing and
Engraving by two first-class workmen. All
work warranted.
Jeweler. HAS COME TO STAY,
Andwhuthel'EXXIES.
IUvIiii Itt fountain head at MO. ,U and MS
Driiailway and 1JO, UL'aml r.'4 Mi'rrrrstrwt, New
York city, the lara-ivl holt-sal Auction House
In the United Htali. Wo set the dvutaK of
1'rtrr. In all line carried. Nvhru rvcvivlng and
niarkliiK liouus we do not ask how much ran we
Ri't lor the article, but ak whal ran we allord to
sell the article lor, and we hare never vet markeu
an article at a price that did not sell It quick.
Wtlo not sell goods al a high prloo when they
are In maun and at or near the clone of the k
on make reduction and BI'K.t IAL. baritaln day.
to close out .lock. Our Hood, are .wept away
while they are yet Ik MWn. The price docs the
nuiiineiw. Kemenir ntir goon, an) marked III
ri.Aia muukkh iosmu rnr t ami. and we can-
not have two prior., on fur cash and the other,
well, we will nay fur eternity. It I ea.y to m-I1
local, when the right (Wore la on them. Well,
wo have the good, and th right figure, on them.
A lew oi the iiKurce:
8IIOE&
Ladle' Dongola Biitlun,. ...
ftOa
E. R. Luckey
DEALERS M
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Toilet Articles, jramts, uns,
Brushes, Etc., Etc.
Prescription Department in Competent hands.
II. V! worth t M
J.i8 " a.iiu
S.l " MO
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OREGON
University Bookstore
GEORGE A. DORRIS,
Attorney-at-Law,
EUGENE CITY, -
0ic In RKiter Block.
- OREGON
J.J. WALTON, Jr.,
ATTORNKT-AT-LAW
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
..TIT. PRACTICE IN ALL THE
VV I'ourtiof the SUte.
Special attention given to real eitate. col
kind; Tof-claim. aain-t the
United SUtei Government
Offio In Walton'i brich -roomi 7 and 8.
Sevmour W. Condon,
ATTORNEY-ATLAW.
DUNN'S BUILDING,
Euscne - - Orcpfon.
Attorney-at-Law,
PTTfiTTVK . - OREGON.
Omen-Room in Conner' Block.
CEO. M. MILLER
ittorne; ani CounsellatrLaw, and
Real Estate Aeni.
EUGENE CITY, - OREGON.
Of! ice-In Maionlo Temple.
McOlarens Building,
(Opponite F. M. WUkina'Dru? Store.)
Ha an extensive Stock of
STANDARD, MISCELLANEOUS.
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
Mercantile, Fancy and School Station
ery, Blank Books, cutlery, etc.
tyOrders for Books and Subscription
to Newspapem and Periodicals promptly at
tended to.
Bowel Troubles, and Cramp, Colio, or
any Internal or External Pain. Ask your
drnggiBt lor u
S. LUCKEY.
CALEB IN
Clocks. Watches, Chains. Jewelry, Etc
Repairing Promptly Ji-xecutod.
tf-AIIWork Warranted.jtg
J. 8. LUCKEY
Hand aewed Flexible
Mle lkininila Kid button .
l.adle.' Ooat
Men.' Fine Shoe ll.St!, 1.51, 1.H7. a.CK, ZrX, 1M
Mem' KiiKll.h 'I lea. l.:H, 1 h, 1.IKI, 2.:U
llox Tin ScIi,hI Shoe. II. IN. l.:t.'. l.:w. 1.(17.1 W
Men.' l alf HHitm J.7i worth t.U0
liU.SlfcKV.
FaHt lllaek Reamleu a K, 4'
Fancy btrlped 11. 12. Id, '.M, '.11, at, .'o
Men', 7, 0, 10, II. 1H, IV, U, M, J-i, X
sin units.
Oat Meal guap 7c
Ink in
Clock 870 11.07
2i ihceti Note Paper f
IN ihceU Leva! Cau !s
Xateheli 43, i 47, 611, 68, Til, 87c
leiiuiuiUMiap ruimr i , ic
" " Cull. .1
Window Shade, patent roller tec
Thl li only a mnall Hut of what we carry.
Come and Mf. We will be pleased to .how you
our good, and matehlew price. Itcinemlicrour
place of bu.liiCMi ii nut on Front treet; It 1. Ju.t
amund the corner, on Ninth .tree!.
We thank you for four Kenertm patnmaire In
the past, and shall strive to merit a much larger
liaru of your trade In the future.
ery respecuuiiy,
FRANK & FISK,
Kiuth Street, Eiipene, Or.
FISHER Ac WATKINS,
PROPRIETORS.
Will keep constantly on haud full supply of
MUTTON, PCRK AND VEAL,
WLich they will tell at the lowest market pri
ces, A fair share of the publio patronage
licited.
TO THB FARMERS t
We will pay the highest market price for Fat
Cattle, tlog ana btieep.
SHOP ON WILLAMETTE STREET.
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
Meat delivered to any part of the city free of
charge.
Dr. Jennie S. Barnard
Regular Physician,
EUGENE,
OREGON.
Will sneoiallv treat all Disease of WO
MEN AND CHILDREN.
Room 2, Dunn's I! lock.
R. B. Cochran & Son,
Real Estate Agents.
Eugene City, Oregon.
Will attend to general Real Estate businet
such as bnying, selling, leaning and renting
farmland oily property, etc. Oflioe on somh
side of Ninth troet. .
nOFFMAN HOUSE
Eugene, Oregon.
DuBoIs Bros., Proprietors.
at
BOB
E.
L. WHITE,
DENTIST,
(Succeor to Dr. N. J. Taylor.)
OFFICE. Over Matlock' Store.
Schwarzscliild, Prop.
(Successor to Geo. Collier)
BOOKS, STATIONERY, MAPS,
GLOBES, SPECTACLES,
WALL PAPER SCHOOL BUri'Llt.3.
Groceries !
Sportsman's Eporiura.
HORN & PAINE,
Order hr mail promptly attended to.
dress Lock Box Hi.
Ad-
hi
k Prices,
A. E. GALLAGHER, AT CRESVELL.
Attorney-at-Law.
TTnovc rrrv - OREGON.
B.. J attention riven to TroUto boaine.
and Abstract of Title.
Orrici-Over Lana County Bank.
DRSrPAINE & M MURTRY,
Physicians & Surgeons,
Office 9th St, Oppoit Hoffman House.
Frnmand after Feb. 1, 1891,
my terms will be strictly casii
Prices Put Down to Bed
rock. I will wot oe
Undersold.
Highest market price Paid
f.r Produce. If not all traded
out will pay balance in Cash
d. a. paine, R-a.no. j tt Whiteaker,
and High Street., .fcuKn. ... I
DR. W. T. McMlKini , iw--.
St, between 9th and Wth, tugent CrCSWell, UT.
. .
DR. J. C. GEAY,
ODENTIST.
rtmrE UPSTAIRS IN YOUNG'S
J block, oppoaiU Gcaid ffic. AU work
"lhtai n adminWUred for paJiles
kmctioaot toeth.
MOORE & LINN
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
s. .i rlrela alwar M band. Pra- I
paring and Embalming Bodie a Specialty,
v:, k. u n. nmmntw attended.
Reaideoct, second house sonlh ol Metho-
diat Chnrch, WUlametu aueei.
F. W. A. CRAIN,
Having purchased the J?
Matlock iV
Grocery Store,
we call the attention of
the public to the fact
that we will keep on
hand a
FIItST-tXASS
stock of groceries,which
will he sold to our pat
rons at the lowest rates.
FISHER BROS.
Practical Gunsmiths
Dealers in
GUNS, RIFLEn,
Flitting Tackle mil material,
SewlDr IMarhlnM and ftffdlesjol
Kinds For I
Repairing don In the neatest style and war
ran tea.
Guns Loaned & Ammunition Furnished
Store on Willamette itreet
WOODBURN
NURSERY
WANTED.
WOOL, II IDES
AND FURS
AT
GOLDSMITH'S.
E. E. BURLINCAME'S
ASSAY OFFICE
A.. CHEMICAL
D LABORATORY
r.namiimeu in tuiunuu, i. a-.,.,,.- - ......
expret will recede prompt and cnvtul atUuUoo.
Gold & Silver Balllon HiW:VeKic"iX
ait-MS, 17i(i ITU tim-ji St. tnm, Ctl.
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Junction City, Oregon
B. F. DORRIS,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
ACENT.
I HAVE 80ME VERY DES1RABLB
Farms, Improved and Unimproved Iowa
property for !, on easy terma.
Property Rented and Rents Collected.
Th Insurance Com pan it I repreaent ar
iidoiii the Oldest aad mast Rtlisble, and la
th I'aoitrr and rt iTists adjutment oi their
OM bTAID hCOOKD to Nol.
4 share of roar patmnair i tolkited.
Ofhoe-Ia City IlalL
B. F. DO RE 15,
Largest Stock in the
Northwest.
110,900 tree: !
Al! th leading varietle of Fruit, Shade,
Ornamental, ut and vergreen
Xree,
Vines and Shrubbery.
Send for Catalogue and Pric List to
J, H. SETTLEMIER, Woodbumi Or.
F. M. WILKINS,
Practical Druggist & Chemist,
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Brsiabee, Patau, Olaaa, Oil, Leads,
Toilet Articls, Etc.
Physicians' Prescription Compounded.
JAMES McOLAREN,
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS and CIGAR
WUlametU Strati, bet 7th aod 8th.
SESSION LAWS OF 18511.
Condensed Eiiltoiun of Forty Pays of
Lawmaking:.
The folios, ius compilation of the laws of
Oregon euaed'd by the last lcgiidatura was
msde by the Oregonian. Tbe further publl
oation in Ibo Gcahd will be continued next
week:
SUCTION HEUl'LUKD.
The provMous of th Australian ballot law
apply tu lbs uiallvat precinct in the state.
Briefly, elections are to be bold hereafter
under these rules:
The oonnty court of each county shall es
tablish election precincts, each of which
ahall contain no more tbun 250 elootors
Tbe appointment of indues aud clerks Is
practical! as under the old law. Poll will
ba open on election duy from 8 a. tu. to 0 p
m. No more tban ten electors shall bo per
milted to approach the poll within fifty fot-t
at the same time. Judges of eleotion are in
rested with the jurisdiution uud authority of
juatloea of tbe peaoe. Nominations of can
didates must be certified to by the conven
tion making tbem, and tho nominee must
also file bis acceptance. All ballots are to be
furnished by the oonnty olerks. Tboy must
be printed in black ink, npou a good qnality
of white paper, and any other kind shall not
be voted. The names of all candidate are
printed npon tbe ballot, and those not voted
for are to be stricken out, for which pnrpose
tbe secretary of state will furnish tbe judges
of election at ench precinot with a supply of
'ludulible" pencils for tbe use of elootors.
It is the duty of the sheriff of each county to
have erected al each polling place a private
compartment, shelf or labia for every forty
electors, at which ballots may be prepared
with seoreoy, and every polliug place shall
have at least three such compartments,
shelves or tables. Any elector who declares
that be oannot read or write, or that by any
physical disability be is unable to rrepsre
bis ballot, may receive tbe axsistauoe of two
of the judges in its preparation. Tba secre
tary of state will send out copies of tbe eleo
tion ltws printed in psmpblot form for ths
uses of judges of election, also everything
else required by this act. Auy attempt to
violate tbe secrecy of the ballot is punishable
by a fine ranging from $ 50 to $500, and
fraud on the part of any persou is punisha
ble by InipriKoument from one to three years
and by flue from J 500 to $2000, or both.
Primary KUHiouK.ln oities of 2500 in
habitants primary election of all political
parties will hereafter be regulated by law.
It is niado a misdemeanor for any one uut
qualified voter to vote at a primary eleotion
or for a quul.fled voter to vote
more (ban one primary Toting place on the
same day, or bis Tote having been rejeotedat
one polliug place, to odor it at another, or
to aid, abet or encourage another to violate
this law. The punishment provided Is a fine
of not less than f 50 nor mors than (200, or
by imprisonment in (he county jtil not less
than two nor more than six months, or by
both In the discretion of the court.
THS POSTAOB RAILWAY AT THS CASCADES,
Contrary to what bis been generally sup
posed, the act appropriating $60,000 for the
oonstrnotiou of a portage railway does not
say that the railway ahall be built at tba
Cascades. Following are the provisions
Tbe governor, aeoretary of state and state
treasurer are empowered to build and oper
ate a portage railway at the Cascades, and
also on between The Dalles and Celilo, pro
vided they shall have tbe right fo determine
which railway sball be first bnilt. The work
of building tb road deoided upon sball be
begnn a soon as there are any available
funds.
Two years from now tbe state officers can
timely ask for an appropriation to enable
tbem to carry out tbe provisions of this act'
Tbey already have tbe necessary authority
to ba lid both roads.
TO OOUPLITI THI CAPITOL,
The governor, seoretary of state and stats
treasurer art empowered to expend J80.000
for the pnrpose of building a dome, provid
lug sufficient beating apparatus for tba en.
tire capito! building, and making such alter
ations in tba ball of representatives a may
be neoessary to improv its acouitio proper
tios. Contracts for this work shall be let to
the lowest responsible bidder.
TO DIVKUT MATDBAL WATEB COUBHUI.
An act of great lmportinoe to Eastern and
Southern Oregon is tbe following:
Tbe nse of tbe wuters of tbe lake and
running streams of the state for general
rental, sale or distribution for, purposes of
irrigation and supplying water for household
and domestic consumption, and watering
livestock, npon dry lands of the state is de
clared a publio nse, and the right to collect
rates tberefor a franboise. A corporation
formed for the above purpose may appropri
ate water from-its natural bed and condemn
right of way for lis ditch, rights of riparian
proprietors and Lindii for site of reservoirs:
but right of way for tbe mam lino shall not
exceed 100 feet iu width, and etch distribut
ing ditcb thirty feet, and for a reservoir site
twenty acres from one owner. If compensa
tion cannot be agreed npon w ith the owner,
suit must be brought In tbe circuit court,
No riparian owner shall, without his con
sent, be deprived of water for bonsebold or
ilooiestio use, or for tbe pnrpose of watering
Li dock, or of water necessary to irrigate
hi cropi. All existing appropriations of
water shall be respected to the amount of
water actually appropriated. Water shall be
furnished to owners of land along the line of
the ditcb at reasonable rate.
Ftir Municipal PurpQtt.kaj incorporat
ed city is given tbe right to appropriate water
courses for water works or other municipal
sees, provided, that in cities of less than 15,-
000 inhabitants, a majority of the taxpsyers
must antboriza aucb action at a special elec
tion before it can be taken.
AILBOAD LtOISLATIOX.
Potter of tin Coinmhuiion.Tht Miller law
ule of charges for transportation. These are
to be revised by tbe commission, and if rate
so fixed are not accepted by the corporation
uit may be beuun by tbe commi.-tsion to
have such rates adjmlgod just aud reasons
ble. The oommUs ion shall Investigato all
oomplaiuts sgainst tbe railroad coinpanie
and may bring suit In circuit court in the
name of the stale to hav its declarations en'
(orced. Tbe commission must make semi
annual cxamiuation of bridges, aud if any
are reported by tbem to be unsafe and are
not repaired within ten days the commission
may atop trains from crossing such bridges
To Eiwourmjt IiMroad Building. Any
railrosd oompsny building a line over thirty
Stale Agrimlltiral Collrge.Tke sum of
$3,483.60 is appropriated to make np a Jo
flcieucy now existing, and $25,000 more for
other new buildings.
Colltrlion of School rJ.r. When any dis
trict tax is levied in accordance with the
present school laws, and ths clerk ba made
out tbe assessment roll, the directors of tbe
district sball sit as a board of equalization,
and may increase tbe assessment of any per
sou whose property has been undervalued,
upon giving him notice to show cause why
It should not bo done. Delinquent taxes
sball bo reported to the sheriff and he ia
empowered to collect them in the same man
ner si county taxes, and if the property ia
miles In length within three year from dato( sold, to give a deed therefor.
shall be entitled to contract with tbe state for
the transportation of convicts, insane and
militia, and shall be paid therefor for five
years a sum equal to th amount of taxes
which such company will puy annually for
that time. Any company that may build
within two years seventy milisof a Hue to
oon use t the seacoast with Soulheastorn "Ore
gon, which liue shall exoeed COO milo when
complete I, sball Lave seven years In which
to complete tbe road, and If fifty miles of
said road is built each year, tbe above con.
tract shall continue for five year after' the
completion of the road, or practically twelve
years' exemption from taxatiou
Wight of Way Through SUitt Litnds.la
order to encourage railroad building iu lbs
coast counties and in southeastern Oregon,
right of way is given to all railroads hereof.
tor to be built through tb lauds of tho stute
aud also ths right to take timber, stone aud
water, and necessary grounds for stations,
depots, sidetracks, turntables and other it'
tions.
fOH THI PROTECTION Or UUORERD.
H'uom rrtftrrtd Claim, Senator Cogs'
well's bill, the passage of which was urged
by the Federated Trades Assembly of Port
laud, received the approval of tbe governor,
but, not having an emergency clause, will
not become a law nntil the expiration of
ninety day. When any persou, firm or
corporation shall fail or its property be at
tacbed, tbe olalma of employes, to the
amount of $100 for each employe, are pro
teoted debts and must be paid before the
claims of other creditors.
Debt of a Dead Aan-Heoliou 1183, Hill's
Code, relating to the order in which claims
against a decedent's estate are to ba paid, is
amended so that immediately after lions
npon tho estate existing prior to death,
there must be paid the dobts due employes
of decedent for wacet esrnod within the
ninety days immediately preoedinghls death.
Jrvmmrj' Xirn. I!y an amendment to
section 8GC9, Hill's Code, the provision of
the lien law are exleuded to team stem aud
draymen.
hxbortrt In JOgijing Camps, Every laborer
In a logging camp, including the cook, sball
have a preferred lien upon all logs, spsrs,
pile and other timber which ha may have
assisted in getting out, for a period of six
months after the work Is performed, The
new law give minute particulars how the
logger shall set about to enforce his olsim.
laborers' Lien on XanJ.Laborers em
ployed olearlng or improving tany laud may
have lien on such land for their wages, and
such lien sball ba preferred to every other
lien, mortgage or incumbrance of a subse
qoent date, Similar protection 1 given to
laborers on mining claim.
DOCTORS AND DB0OX1I8T8,
Medicin and Surgery. The act regulating
tbe prsotlce of medicine and surgery, passed
at tba session of 1889, ia amended a fol
lows:
There shall be issued three forms of car
tiflcates, instead of two, tbe tblrd to be for
those who bav registered their names and
places of business with th clerk of the
county In which they reside. For examina
tion tbe board will hereafter reooive $10
from each candidate Instead of $3, as here
tofore. Itinerant doctors, who ar required
to pay tha Seoretary of State $100 a month
license fee, will not be permitted topraotice
In different places at the same time.
PharmacUti Must U JfrgUfereti. Ninety
days after February 21st tba following law
will be ra effect:
Every person conducting pharmacy,
drug store, apothecary shop, or dispensing
medicinea or poisons, must be a registered
pharmacist; snd no person not a registered
pharmacist may compound physicians' pre
scription or dispense poisons. Within
sixty daya th Governor ahall appoint five
competent pharmacists a board, wblcb
bill examine applicant and isau certifi
cates, tbe fee to bt $5 In each one. Any
person i entitled to be rogiatered who is
either a graduate In pharmacy or engaged in
the busines at the lime thia act takes effect.
The latter class may, npon satisfactory proof,
obtain certificates upon payment of a $2 fee.
Clerks who hav been in service two years
may obtain a certificate aa registered assis
tant, upon payment of a II fee. Registered
pharmacists are held responsible for tbe
quality of their drugs and medicines; pois
ons muKt be labeled and a record kept of the
persons to whom they were sold. A fine of
flOO may be imposed for violation of thi
act, and the name of tbe pharmacist may be
stricken from the register.
PfcUTAIXIXO TO CHOoIJ.
Jomni'i'A Ximml School. Th Governor
i authorized to appoiut, by and with th
advice and consent of tbe senate, nine per
sons who shall, In connection with tbe State
board of education, constitute "tb board of
regent of tbe normal school of the State of
Oregon." This board ia to have complete
control of the educational and financial
affairs of the school, and employ all teach
ers needed. All graduates of this school
ar authorized to teach la any publio school
in tbe State. Tb regents shall not teceive
any compensation for their services, but are
allowed their expenses for attending meet
ings ol th board.
Voreri of ScAonJ flecfiofu.-In districts
Election of School Cleric. In cities of 10,-
000 inhabitants (be school clerk shall be
deemed an officer of the board of directors,
who shall elect bim, fix hia compensation
and prescribe his duties. Th Governor'
approval has already put tbla act into effect.
rreitaration of Teachers, All persona
graduating from any college or university
incorporated or chartered under th lawa of
this State shall be entitled to receive State
diplomat as teachers, and after six years of
successful teaching in the State sball be en
titled lo life diplomas.
Ttaehtrs' Examinations. Tb. county board
of examiners shall hold quarterly examina
tions on the second Wednesday of Febru
ary, May, August and November.
School Fundi not Used. It any school
district does not use the money received from
tbe county and State during tbe satie year
it shall be returned to the county school
fund.
State Hoard of Education. kll persona
holding diplomas or certificate from tha
State board sball have them registered by
the county superintendent in the oonnty in
which tbey are going to teach, and such
holders of diplomas must attend institute
and assist in institute work. Refusal to do
this may be puuiebed by revocation of tbe
diplomas.
PROTECTION OF FUK, OAM I AND BOSOMED.
To Protect Salmon. From March 1st to
April 10th is the close season in (he Colum
bis, and from August 10th to September
10th. No salmon shall be caught within one
mile bulow any rack for proportion pur
poses. In any waters of the State except
the Columbia it shall be unluwful to fish for
salmon between November 15th and April
1st. Nets, trups or weirs must not extend
tuoro than one-third across any stream.
Lime, gas, ooculus indicus, or any deleteri
ous substance must not be thrown into any
tream. It is unlawful to receive, have in
possession, offer for sale or transport salmon
dining the clone season. All dams aoross
streams must be provided with a Qshway.
Sawdust or shavings must not b thrown
into a stream, or deposited where tbey can
be reached by high water. Violations of
any single provision of this act is punish
able by a fine ranging from $50 to $250.
Who Shall Fish. A. separate aot provides
that It shall be unlawful for any person to
fish for salmon or sturgeon alio is not a citi
zen or has not declared hii intention of be
coming a citizen of tha United States, one
year prior thereto, and has not been resi
dent of tbe State of Oregon for six months.
Close- Season for Gome Swan and ducks
are now protected from March 15th to Sep
tember 1st. Grouse, pheasant, Mongolian
pheasant, quail or partridge ara protected
from November 15th to September 1st of (ha
following year.
East of ths Cascailes.H shall ba unlawful
for a term of five years in that part of the
State east of the Cascades mountains to
ca'.ch, kill or have in possession, except for
breeding purposes, any Mongolian pheas
ant, quail, bob white, prairie chicken or
pheasant. Th penalty is a fine of not less
(ban $50 nor more than $100.
Protection of Songbirds. U. la unlawful to
catch, kill, injurs or rob th nest of the
following birds: Nightingale, ikylark, black
thrush, grsy tinging thrush, linnet, gold
finoh, greenfinch, chaffinch, red-breasted
European robin, black starliug, grosbeak or
mocking bird.
Seagulls. It ia a misdemeanor to catch,
kill or injure a seagull, punishable by a tin
of from $5 (o $25 for each offense.
Charles Barclay, first mate of the ill fated
ship Elizabeth, baa been presented with a
purse of $1000, subscribed by tha business
men of San Francisco a a testimonial of
their appreciation of his beroio services at
tbe time of (he wreck. Mr. Barclay ia an
Oregon boy, born and raised in Oregon City,
and his many friends rejoice not only over
his escaping the frightful death of his ship
mates, but tlso feel a genuine pride in tba
honor shown him. Ha is expectod home
in a few days.
The Euffene Cigar Factory
Keeps constantly on band the finest brands
of home made, domestic, and Key West
cigars. Charge tbe lowest price for chew
ing and amoking tobacco. Sell at retail aud
wholesale.
to increase th powers of ths railroad com-
mission require all railroad corporations with a population of 1,000 or more only tax
within ninety day after tba pasaage of the payers may bereaftur vote at school meet-
act to furnish the commission with a ached- ing.
Give Them a Chancel
That is to suy, your lungsi Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful
machinery it is. Not only the larger air
passages, but the thousands of little tubes
aud cavities leading from tbem. When
these are clogged and choked with mutter
which ought uot to be there, your lungs can
not do their work. And what tbey do, they
cannot do weel. Coll it cold, cough, croup,
pneumonia, catarrh, consumption or any of
the family of throat and nose and bead and
lung obstructions, all are bad. All ought to
be got rid of. There is just one sure way
to get rid of them. That is to take Boa
chee's German Syrup, which any druggist
will sell you at 75 cents a bottle. Ev.n if
everything else has failed yon, you may do
dend npon this for certain.
There is no datr of a cold resulting in
pneumonia when Chamberlain' Cough
Remedy is nsed as directed "for a severe
cold." It effectually counteracts and arrwts
any tendency of a cold to result in pneu
monia. Thia fact was fully proven in thous
and of case during the tpi'lt-inio of ii,:io
euza last winter. For sale by F. M. Wilii !
DruggiBt.
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