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About The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1892)
t f Hi If Dltal. $50,000. L Capital mm ail paid lo, $27,900. i A. WHEEI.KR, Pros. nd Mgr.. I B A U Kitonovf WZW!ESL'. B.?,.iD?fle'd J.?r , 1892. ha, acquired the mill. th. of lumber, the It ami, the fa tb leas of water and ponds, tbe itock of logs, tbe stock THE LAST HOPE CONE. The Ak-liisoD Withdraws From the Association. rum - . n .1 . . . . r .l.isu. tna u ina nronartT Tnfcvl hv A i- . . . rSddT.ndin.. 01 " - TREBLED THE CAPACITY OF THE PLANT,-: i Mch makes another Addition ol 60 Mr eent. in tt.. :. . ;hnBdred dollar. expeoM only; thui makina th. milV pnr17V.nJ,mrt,.! ELLS that which be acquired (our year ago. x w IE MILL HAS PAID FOR THESE IMPROVEMENTS Daring this time great louei were sustained bv the flood nf p.h... man tdv hi, HAS PAID THESE LOSSES. " ' During idm iinnimproTeipenw nave been mad in the channel of Fall creek by re 1?irgotoiructions, constructing dams, eto , whereby there ha been opened an entire 1!..4iaI Al JF IVfWl ffs YflFAAY- Attn WnABAta It lx I. . t . . , oi.u.v.. w. .... .-v. .Uo.su, ut uwome practicable to bring the nnet ber tnai gru r " uwunisins ,0 ID( mul tt , n,,,, npense. me r "" ituuu ui luecon oi nuking tnese improvements. imriDB uiw ujuis iuou uue uuuarea innnRanri Hn Ur h. I.-,- .... i. , " . W 1.- WCU UHIU KUI IU es 10 laoorera in iaub vuumy. During this time lb swage price of luabtr haa been reduced (ully 20 per o.nt.. U neat advantage of builders in all carta of the eonntv. During this time the mill has earned and paid interest on nearly ita ahole working . During wis lime inemiu nas earned tue money to pay tuxes, iusurauce and all the ;nse of management of whatever name or nature. Daring this time k new planing mill haa been built and fitted nn hinery, making the planing capacity nearly four times as much as wheu the property Tbe mill has paid for thia improvement. Daring this time an engine and boiler has been bought aud put to une in driving iio mill. The mill has paid for this improvement. During this time a furnace has been raised to consume the saw dust and tbe needful hinery for its transfer there has been bought and put in operation so tbat tbe laws of stite need not be violated . The mill has paid lor tuts improvement. Id addition to all these things the bnsineas has earned a rut interest o: its fbeskmt rriUzinoN daring all tnts time, bo much for the past. Now a few words regarding the present: The mills are running tight along, and even in the en-sent deDretsed state of the fiber trade are iabninq good money; a result partly due to ctretul selection of best biity timner irom me nign regions oi tail creek, and partly to the decreased cost of E&iDg lumber resulting from increased efficiency of the mills. This Corporation Owns kit of water equal to 250 horse power, with a provision for 50 per cent, more water 50 per oent. more rent, lor wnicn $iu per aunum per borse power is a low valuation. A lease for the exolusivense of the Springfield mill race for convewng logs and of the il ponds connected therewith for storing logs. These last have a storing capacity of re loan nve million leei. inn ruiaiui iu ims luuition convenieui as u i iu .NdPOBTATion is worth a considerable sam of money every year. Tbe rental of water power and ponas is only fl.UW per annum, lnese privileges mt properly utilized are worth muoh more than the present entire subscribed capital. Tqis corporation is me owner oi me mosi complete, Desi arraDgea, ana most Lomlcal saw and planing milt plant in Lane county and of ample yards, sheds and les. This corporation bai a good stock of logs in tne pond. This corporation is tbe owner of good stocks of lumber in Springfield, Albany and of a good atock of lumoer in bngene. This corporation has an establiitbed trade and is now dmog a good business. This corporation has better Ucilitieg for transporting ita products to more markets any other mill owner south uf Portland. This corporation endowed with sufficient capital and given efficient management is in make bis moner far its stockholders. The books of the corporation are now open for the subscription of the remaiuder of unital atock. and notwitbxtanding all the facts above set forth, .i limited number of hares the car value of which is $100 each, will be sold for HQ each. They ihoald forth twice the money in twelve months. Further information alven and suDscripuons received Dy 11. u. xiumphbt or o. d. m, Eugene, k. Whieleb, Springfield. Ati4Thlat (for All. Chicago, 8ept. 20.-The Atchison baa withdrawn from the Trauncontl dental Association. A few railroad optimists have professed to believe that the association could continue to be lieve that the association could con tinue without the Canadian Pacific, Northern Pacific and Great Northern. The withdrawal of the Atchison road knocks the last prop from under this belief. The Atchison covers practical ly all transcontinental except. In the North, where all the roads have al ready withdrawu. It is a direct com petitor of every road now In the asso ciation, and none of them can atlord to oe Hampered by tue association re strictions while the Atchison Is a free lance. Actlnir on its avowed policy of openly meeting every secret rate, It could secure nearly all the business be fore the association lines could make corrvsponding reductions under the rules. It Is doubtful if there will be another meeting of the association ex cept possibly to wind up Its affairs. Atchison officials refused today to tell on what date their withdrawal notice would be effective, and even refused to confirm the withdrawal notice itself. It will probably be effective on Janu ary 1, the dale of withdrawal of the Northern Pacific, Great Northern and Canadian Pacific, and also the dale of cancellation of the Pacific Mall steam' ship subsidy. ve e, I i i ; W I Sub 7 if 4 gon's Showing at Chicago Next Year, mains in doubt, but there no question about the DRTLAND INDUSTRIAL b0SITI0N,-which opens U. 21, and closes Oct. 22, ing tne oest .uxposiuon : held on the Pacific Coast, 'ar as Oregon is concerned ill be the forerunner of the position at Chicago in 1893. principal attractions the magnificent Amer- n Band of Providence, R. I. art collection valued at fO,000, and embracing some he greatest pictures owned the United States. Im- Iise Horticultural and Ag iltural exhibits, the result he combined efforts of al- fct every county in tne e. A mineral exhibit ex- fling all former years. A fck Department showing kendous progress. To ie are added a larger num of exhibits than ever be- including a magnificent trical disDlav under the bined Thomson-Houston Edisnn Companies. All ufactures in full opera Government models of le Ships. The wonderful X of Mystery. The mar . . . . . 1 1 If At, n us "Little worm, mtr uct of a mechanical gen- all interspersed by novel- incident to the popular ial days. Even-thing and nothimr dead. ttly reduced rates on all sportation lines. ffilEEP IKSPECT0E8 NOTICE. none in Lane eonniy w-i r- oorahMD afflicted with otber ouv n hereby notified that Mid aneep thoronflhlT dipped, iuffioient to kUi hoa failing to comply with thi no il be liable to have hi sheep dipped jluspecloratsmid persons s expense, lotios and save oosU. 4d8.t.l. 1894. SNOWDEN Mineral : Springs HOTEL. Flag Station on Southern Pacifio K. my, Miles from Portland. R., TERMS, $2 PER DAY, $10 PER WEEK. NEW EATH HOUSE Ten feet from hotel. These waters contain, Chloride of Sodium, Chloride of Magnesium, Calcium. Carbonate of Iron, Iodine, Bromine. The Following Diseases! Have Been Cured by their Use After Physicians Had Exhausted their Resources. Rheumatism, Ague, Catarrh of the Stomach, Nasal Catarrh, Dropsy, Diabetes, Eruptions of the Skin, Kidney and Liver Affections. BEN. O. B08WELI,, PT r. P. 0. Address, Drain, Oreuou. Goldsmith, the Pio neer Grocer. J. H. BABB, U. a a a ucLroRn. Foev Medical Sprinss a. wmm 60 MILES EAST OF EUGENE. Elrtric. Steam. Medicated and Shower BUh. Swimming Pool, Humae and InhaUUou m . . - mnat valuable In caeee of tiver and KWney ComplainU, Kheumatum, Ilrm-v. Skin Aflectionsand 1'nvat. DAPh?.iciltDdDCtllti,D nnpt nnntlua: Flslttl BrOBll tt OrtgOl Good grounds furnUhed to the, desiring- to ?'... in of water, 12 per f wUh u of water. $L50 perl 'L for each individual , . s.will leave f- Bang's livery Ubl., Stages uri-u aod Fndav Eugen " Trrivini at th. Returned ! Vhlngtn Taoi.N. Y., Sept. 20. The president and Mrs. Harrison left Loon Lake for Washington at noon. Mrs Harrison is im proved in health. The doctors deoided ber conditiou would warrant a departure. The entile trip will be made by special train From Loon Lake to Plattaburg the train will inolude a baggage oar, drawing-room car and sleeping coach, from tbe Pennsyl vania railroad, due at Whitehall at 630, but the only stop between PUttsbnrg and Albany will be at Saratoga at 8:35, giving 10 minutes for lunch. Arriving in Albany at 9 o'clock, tbe party will be transferred to the West Shore road, and al Jersey City the route witl be continued on the Penn sylvania road. The train will be fast time between some points, being better than that of limited trains. Tne Sovereign Urand Lodge. Portland, Or., Sept. 20.-The Sov ereign Grand Lodge of Independent Odd Fellows convened at 9:30 this morning. The report of Grand Sire Busbee shows a net inciease of active lodge membership from January 1, 1891, to January 1, 1892, was 48,807. The largest yearly increase in the his tory of the order. The lodge member ship in good standing the first of last January had reached 721,146, aud in eluding Rebekah lodges, 802,891. The expenditures for relief during the year past were $3,170,382.08. Af ter disposing of preliminary routine, the lodee proceeded to the election of the grand offlcrs for the ensuing year, C. T. Campbell, of London, Ontario, wm chosen Grand Sire at noon. o other officers have been elected. This afternoon the election of officers were completed aa follows Deputy Grand Sire, John W. Stehbins. of Rochester. r. ., sec retary. T. A. Ross, of Columbus, Ohio re-elected; treasurer, Isaac A. Shcpard, Philadelphia, re-elected. TheUrand Army. Washwoios, Sept. 20. A feature of the day was the dedication of brand Army place. On the lawn adjoining 'he south wing of the treasury building a Urge colored stand named in honor of Lincoln, was placed 800 school girls, o arranged in red, white and blue dresses as to produce a living star iDanaled banner. Farther down near Cen tral market, colored school girls massed to oather on a stand, with melodious voioes, blending harmoniously in grand chorus as the old sold iera marched a. W. Sutherland of Wisconsin carried tholrl Abe Famous War Eagle, earri ihmnuh the rebellion bv tbe 8th regiment, Doe Aubery, original newaboy of tbe Iron brifiade oarried a number of identical news papers he had unsold at tbe close of tbe war. Twe (Hen Killed Sonoba, Cal., Sept 20.-Willlam Simons, sr., and J. R. Leavlt were killed In the Calotta "mine thla morn ing. They were standing upon a plat form built in the shaft for the purpose of making repairs, when the platform gave way, precipitating them to the bottom of the shaft, a distance of about 100 feet, killing them instantly. Both men had families. A Blclycllst. Wll Walla, Sept. 20.-Frnk O. Lena, correspondent, making a tour of the world on a bicycle arrived here thia evening in a heavy rain ftorm. Lent left New York Juoe 7th. He expect to arrive lo Portland in another week ; then he ridel on th wheel to San Franc laoo, then by steam er lo Japan. alkern Oregon lavlr Opened. RoBEBCBCJ, Sept, 20. The Southern Commlgaloiifra' Court. Met in the court house, at Eugene, Oregon, Tuesday morning, Heptember 3D, 18U2, at 10 o'clock. Present, Judge Kink, Commissioners Parker and Per kins, Sheriff Noland and Clerk Walk er. The following business waa transact ed: At this time the court proceeded to open the bids for keeping the follow-lug-named pautiers, including washing and mending, for the term of one year, at a stated price for each per week, to wit: A Lewis, Jos Carter, Robinson, Williams, Warner, Owens and George Araberger, the court reserving the right to reject any and all bids. The bids wore as toiiows: O M Davis f 175. 23 per year for each except Araberger; Araberger f247.50 per year. 8 ECaunady 13.50 per week each. Mrs Cordelia Carter $180 per year for Joe Carter. T L Zumwalt $30 per week for the seven, and all others that are well at $3.75 per week. Mrs E S Davis $20 per week for the seven. Dr B F Russell, Thuntt w-$2.50 per week each, including medicines and medical atteudauoe, and all others at a like rate. U V Carter $20 per mouth for Joa carter. J C Carter $10 per month for Jos Carter. E E Schenck $2.45 per week each for five iwuipers. and $2.00 for Carter and $2.00 for Arzberwr. A W Williams S13.5U per inonin for II Lewis. W H Kauoff 3 uer week each. It was ordered that contract be ....... It. m V nnn tila igning a contract and furulstiing bonus. Balance bill of F. W. Osburn for $1 for examining books of county officers, allowed. Contract for constructing wooden piers under the Sporea Mckenzie bridge la hereby awarded to H. M. Stone, he having filed a good and sufficient bond, which the court at this time approved. At this time A. 8. Power declined the appointment of Justice of the peace for McKenzle precinct. Bill of Dunn and Rlchardsou fur for $2.35, for cross cut saw for G. W, Clurno; allowed. Florence and North Fork road; pet! lion dismissed. E. J. Lowry'a bill for house rent for paupers for $3. Ordered allowed, Frank IteUuer, paupers supplies, $10.75. ' Ordered allowed, Uurd A Davenport, pauper supplies; $8. BOTH ASK THE CREDIT. Friction Between Federal and Stale Health Authorities. Cottage Grove Items. I'ersDtiat. Leader, Sept. 17. Rev. E. Gettlns. who received the appointment to take charce of the M K fluiivh In fhU Hlafrlet. nrpAi'lind IiIh first Beniion In tlielr cnurcli luewiay night. Again the bright smiles and stately flirure of Mr. Henry Pearson, the hero of the Annie mine, can be seen on our streets. Henry has been visiting at his home In Hornbrook, Cal., where the mercury has been registering the mod erate temperature of 112 deg. In the shade. The Springfield and Cottage Grove amateur clubs will cross bats at this place Saturday. A very close and In teresting game is predicted by the sports, and will probably be the clos ing game or tne season. Sometime since Mr. Simon, near this place, cut his foot and neglecting proper treatment an nlntcess formed I m . II:.. . 1 1 V... unuer one oi ui win. jub iiut uuu r come as large as two ordinary sizea feet. Dr. Wall, assisted by Dr. Hainell, amputated the toe and scraped the bone. 1 Mr. Wall Davis and family, accom panied by P. Foley, G. A. Lamb, C. A. llurlord and A. u Lamb, arrived at this place by Wednesday morning's overland, from Nashville, Missouri. They are looking arouna anu ii iavor- ablv Imnressed with the country will buy laiil and make this their future home. IMr. Davis says they will be lolned At this place by a number of families from the same vicinity in tne spring. Mr. L. P. Drexler, a Han Francisco millionaire and one of the principal stockholders iu the Annie mine, ar rived In this city. In company with Henry Person.by Thursday's overland. He weat up to the Annie mine Thurs day. Un company with Dr. B. F. Hanll. on business connected with their mining interests. Portland Teleirram: 8. W. Bailey and George TUden, divers, employed by the Willamette Bridira Company, returned this morning from Gray's harbor, where for the past niontn thev have been engaged In raising rail road Iron from the wrecked Abercorn. Up to date, 1600 tons of the cargo of 2300 tons have been recovered and tak en to Aberdeen for shipment, but ow ing to the fact that a sand bar has formed around the hull of the wreck, the remainder of the cargo Is not ac cessible, and work will be abandoned this week. S New t'aar Heporfed. ' Niw York, tv-pl. 20 Tbeae steamer, have born releaited today the ltii.-bmoud j Hill, the Fuui4, La ltretngne and Ema. There la a growing friction Vwtwieu Dr.' Hamilton, in chargA at Camp Low, and . Ilaalth Officer Jriikius. The former feels that Jeukiua ha sriit liiin infected paasen-j gere ooutrary to ugreoiusnt. Jenkiua'i fneuda feel tbat Hamilton U atieking a stl Aith advantage by wb it thy deem the chol era scare al Sandy Hook. The scar was set np to be set down for piroual orrdit. Some think a elanh of sUte aud ftdrral au thority Imminent. Georrjl Hamilton Las this aftemoou Issued an official built tin on the condition of the oamp. In it be save there have been no deaths from cholera to day aud no urw cases of a smpicious char' eoter have occurred. Dr. Bryam, at rjwiu burue island, telegraphs tbat there are lour new suimected c"w from th ateamt-r Ho hernia. i.i it Hort:. Tneiholrra Inrrrailng Iu llrn leuce Iu the Country Ulairlcla. London, Sept. 20. Berlin corres pondent says Emperor William has Is sued an order that the annunl muster of recruits be postponed one month in all the cholera-Infected districts of Germany. A St. Petersburg correspondent ex plains the decrease in the number of cases of cholera and deaths In towns and the rapid increase and virulence In the rural districts by the fact, as ho savs. we are only Hut beginning to learn the real state of affairs In the vast Isolated regions distant many miles from the prluclpal towns. Gen erally the mortality In these places amounts to about one-third the num ber of cases. Notable exceptions, how ever, are Voronezh, which has a record for twenty-four uours oi vji new canes, 379 deaths; Stavropol, 453 new cases, 243 deaths: and Ertvan. 80 new eases, 176 deaths. Other provinces where the enldemlo continues virulent are Viatka. Kasan. Pensa. Haratoff. Sa maria, Tambof, Ufa, Tltlis, Ruban, Oral, Taganrog and the Don country, A Rtaort Quarantine I ae less. London, Sept. 20. A Berlin correspond nt mi: "Two fresh case of Aslatio cholera were discovered In this oity yester day One case which provea the complete usefulni aa of a short. quarantine was that of a woman who nurted cholera patient In Hamburg. She arrived here September 12 but was not taken ill till yeMerduy. The other oaae is tbat of the leader of a Ham burg orchealta, wno airivrd here the IGth Tbe PotaiW authorities deolare the Havel Spree aud Oder river infected with cholera bacilli, and have stopped all shipping traf- fio between the hour of 8 p. m. and 7 On other day a ' Oregon district fair commenced here a. Bb !iiisuw will be sent out if four !- tuUi morning with large attendance, T pXpt attention aod j A large number of campers are on the n nsible information given. groU nd. 1 ne races were iw ' BAltK a jlLLr"""! Foley Hot Springs, Lao Co.. Oregon. Trespass Notice. W. th nndemisned. citizen and proper ty holder in and aronnd Spencer Butte and ictnity, 00 nereey agree ana promiao h nrosecnt aov and all person, friend or foe ho (ball Irrapaa on any of our premise !r the purpose of bunting or otnerwii-e: ground ! til Wednesday on account of rain. J bua J Walton II C Dunn Frank Blaoton Wm Blanton Alt Blanton I M Mom V P Calloway i S Blaoton K'i'gser A Zinlker J O Hlevonson C F Houghton, William Will W 8t John P K Wetter J B Chapman E. II. E J Crow T Goodpasture A C Brown A U Osburn Ja M Oearbart L L Toll E D Judkin N B Toll T M Eenabaw M Walli H ? UoCornack L D Harrington J D Hampton Cba William J H Ulng-r. Hawkins. Report from Hamburg are not favorable. the decrease in lbs number of caws Is soarcelv notioeabl. Th character of th attack is very virulent. Broken Out In IHealco. Pikenix. A. T.. Sept. 20.-Private information front the City of Chihua hua and other points southeast to the Pacific ooean Is to the effect that chol era has broken out and the Durango and other points are In the state of quarantine. Censors of the telegraph Hues have been forbidden to let any thing relative to It pass, and this Infor mation came In a private letter from P. J. Burke, who is held at Plnos Al tos. Burke Is from til. Louis. A Democrat This Time. New Orleans. Sept. 20. Two re publican conventions were held In the second congressional district yester day. That representing the leader ship of ex-Governor Warmoth nomin ated Captain Barr D. Wood, a promin ate steamboat owner and coal mer chant, a native of Pittsburg, Pa. The Leonard wing of the party nominated Morris Marks, a leading lawyer, and for many years head of the popular Hebrew charity, the Widow's and Or phan's home. The district has twice been carried by the republicans in past ve hut. of course, a split ticket as sures democratic success In the coming election. 60,000 In Line. Washington. D. C, Kept. 20,- There were more men lu line than at any former Grand Army parade. A estimate of 50,000 men would not be far from the mark. Botta Killed In a Onel. ANNisTON, Ala., Sept. 20.-Albert Fuller and Henry Casper fought a duel last night at Goldrldge.' Casper was killed ard Fuller fatally shot. An old quarrel. t'lreal Bockaway Beach. Boccawai Beach, Long Inland. Sept. 20 A conflagration alerted at noon today which threaten to wip out a Urge section of this resort. Seaaid muneom, Fuh-y hotel, Wm Bargees bote), lloney aud n.U hotal. and Oratd Ocean bntrl, all ablaze and will undoubtedly be destroyed Th Are dt-oartment of Rockaway, Law- rnee and Woodbnrg have been summoned bv telegraph. It la reported 20 live ar lost. At 2 o'clock, il looked aa though all lb buildings on Seaside avenue would be de stroyed. If Ibia proves Ih case the loss Cans of nr not Dally liuanl. H-pt. 21, T. D. I.iutou lias moved to town. C. ('. MiitliH-k returned home this afternoon. George GUI U attending the fair at ItoHchurg. Mrs. John O'Brien In vUitlng al IHiiiKiiitilr, Cal. Tom Abranis returned to Corvallia this morning. Recorder Dorrls Is at the Blue river mines. K. K. Kubll, of Jacksonville, arrived here last night. C. J. Eddy, of Portland, Is visiting with Dr. Loomls this week. Dr. Kuykendall made a professional visit to Shedd? ttHlay, Mrs. H. D. Holt returned this after noon from a visit at Portland. Ueo. Craw and E. M. Warren r turned from Foler Springs yeMerday ovening. Miss Mabel Fuller left on this morn ing's local for a trip to Tacoma. Attorney Oeo. B. Dorris returned from s professional visit to Ptrtland today. Judge Walton and wife returned home from Portland this afternoon. Mrs. C. 0. Hurlburl expects to soon re turn to her old borne lu low. Mr. Emma Dey, of San Fraucisco i" vis iting with bi-r parents in thia oity. Ctiaa. Wilkinson la now one of A. V. iters' extra force of clerks. Geo. Craw and N. 8. Dubois return ed from the Foley Springs laet even ing. Saltm Btatefman: Howard Davis will si- tend th stat university at Eogen this year. C. P. Houston, of Junction, Is "sub bing" for station agent Gllmora at Riddle. (I. R, Chrlsmau and family left this afternoon for a trip through Southern Oregon. Mrs. Ida Nelson returned to her home at Portland on the local this morning. Miss Laura Walker returned to Port land this morning after a visit of sev eral weeks In Eugene. M. F. Parker, of Florence, came up ou tho stage last evening and will re main here several days. E. B. Whitney, of this city, Is visit- Ing with his brother, J. R., at the bit ter's ranch ou the Santlam. Oeo. A. Kingsbury, who is representing "Th Stowaway" la In the oity today. II gave this office a pleasant oall. Lenn btevrn and H. T. Condon left last night for Ann Arbor, where they will attend the law department of the University of Michigan. Tbey went by lb 8. P. Ii. B. rout. Elijah Connell of Portland Joined them here. He willatteud a medical oollrge at Philadelphia tnt winter. A.O, Hovey returned from altendlug the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow al Portland last night. He reports a lrg sttendanu and that Ih eastern delegates ar delighted with th cordial reception given thorn. Mr. Hovey was a delegate from Oregon to tbe grand lodgt In 1803 and at thiiiesslon met several who bad aat with him in that body. Ueneral Weaver In Alabama. Jackhonvillk. Ala,, Sept. 20. General Weaver spoke here last night to 800 people. He denied responsibili ty for the acts of his superior omcers at Pulaski, Tenn., during the civil war Most of those present were negroes. Drunken men Han Amuck. Buda-Pksth, Sept. 20.-BIX drunk en conscript ran amuck In this city to day. They stabbed a woman and her husband, killing the woman ana leav ing the man unconscious. They after ward stabbed and seriously wounuea severul others. Two of the gang were arrested. aiaadlug Ih Journey Wall. Albany, N. Y . Bept. 20.-Th pclal train conveying Mr. Harrison lo Washing ton reached bar at 8:50 tonight. Th train . .... . , L tl Will reaou ner at aooui t osioc. n. Harrison has stood lb Journey better than was sipected, and Dr Oardiner I pleased at ber oonditlon nnder tb olroumiUnoe. Salem Journal, Sept. 20: J.M. Duncan, a deputy sheriff of Vale, Malheur eonniy, arrived in Sulrin this morning with Wm. sud John Bailey for tb penitentiary. Tbey luto that Initituiioa for If, having been couvictad of murdar in th second degree, tbty biviug killed Wm. Humbert om time sloe. Tbe peuittiitiarr now contains 380 oonviot. ntro Th mother of E. M. Warren died in Elgin, Canada. 8-pt. 12th. after will b. fully $400,000 two days' UIns,gedT4 years. not yet xpUlnd. Nearly every paper In the United Sta.es la urging the people of their lo cality to clean up. This Is the great se cret preventive of disease at all times, and It should be the Kl!cy of all cities at all ti.'ii., r.-t .! I " of cholera scares. .-iii'U. ...,, It should be Insisteu o,i. Clean up and keep cleaned up. No tubblsh, no cesspools. Newberg Graphic, Ind., rep: Some of Portland's police force are kicking over the appointment uf a colored man on the force. If the color line Is drawn so closely In Portland, Is It any won der that people further south object to working with negroes? True consist ency would Indicate a more tolerant course toward the negro In the north, or less talk uf their opposition to him In the south. The dome of the state huuae at Sa lem is again delayed ou account of tbe the nou arrival of steej girders.. 8. K. itxtm, Bueep slug i