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BAIURMAY JUNK 25
CKEU1TOKS1 WANT HOLD STANU
AUU. The Salem Statesman in in witb
the Britisher in that it approving
ly quotes a Btatement that Great
Britain is solid for the ijuld stand,
ard.
Why? The world dubt i practi
cally held by Urititb capitalists
who know lhat in the appreciation
of gold by reason of the gold stand
ard their Btcuritie will be greatly
enhanced in value.
Cut off one-half the metallic
money a a leal tender and the re
maining one-half cannot but be
oome of far greater value. It is the
simple law of supply and demand
that controU money values alinoat
as surely as that of wheat or any
other product.
Make it scarce you nuke it more
valuable. Ill not tuba wjndered
at that when you find a creditor, to
any large extent, yuu find a gold
standard advocate, lie due not
want "cheap" money. Money is
bis stock in trade and he dee ire to
render it more valuable.
IS 10.1 A bltClXS.
The gold-standard newnpapirn,
for evident reason, argue that the
result of tho lute f lection show that
there can be no tuccvBHful union of
reform forms; but they ignore facts
which prove the contrary, says the
Jacksonville Times. Nad there
not been a union tho victory of the
Republican party would have been
oven more complete, owing to un
foreseen circumstances lhat were
greatly iu its favor. Tlio isbues
which where the basis of the content
at the beginning were almost en
tirely lost sight of during tho last
weeka of the campaign. A deter
mination to endorse the foreign
policy of the federal administration
caused thousands to vote the He
publican ticket under the impres
sion that they were accomplishing
their object. It is quite probable
that had there been no war the
Union cause would have triumphed
on June Cth. As it was, a number
of members of the legislature and
many county officials were elected
through "fusion" alone. Union
will yet be successful. The experi
mental stage has Peon passed.
PATRIOTISM AND THE FLAG.
From an address by Mrs Van
Orsdall before a "Summer" school
at l'eudloton:
"Patriotism is fauhionablo today.
Everywhere the stars and stripes
are floating lroai flagstaff great
and small, private and public.
Men and women vie with each
other iu conspicuously wearing the
national colors. The occasion is
the war we are waging,
"Seven or eight years ago, tho
Youth's Companion started a move
ment to place on every public
Hchool houso in America the na
tional Hag, that our boys and girls
might be required to svlute it, and
learn to love and venortte it by
constant and reverent association.
We were then jogging along the
narrow path of peace, and patting
ourselves on the hack as the most
highly civilized nation in the world
Everywhere and on all occasions,
the international peace theorist,
tho ultra-universal brothcrhool
cranks, the worshippers of the fetich
civilization, wero writing and talk
ing of the time when all the politi
cal divisions would be stricken from
the map, when there would be no
national Haps, not anything, in fact,
as it was then, and as it always
will be so long as human nature is
human nature, Tiny called patrio
tism an exaggerate! icltishness,
they dubbed hero warship worse
than paganism, and a great many
other things along the sanio line.
"When tho Youth's Companion's
proposition was startod, these super
cultivattd individuals promptly
went into intellectual hysterics.
They said:
" 'Teach our boys and girls to
venerate a symbol and take otl their
hats to a superstition of barbarism!
Teach them to love a colored Hug
until some day they will be wild to
take horrid guns and fight tor some
uncivilized sentimeut it may ro
resentl Preposterous! It Is a step
backward, and we were just begin
ning to make really beautiful pro
gress toward the time when there
shall be no nations and no flags
and no patriots!' "
"It Beenis strange, does it not?
And yet all this waa said In sub
stance, and even here in Umatilla
county, and in one instance by an
advanced educator."
OUKtiOMAX (iOLI) MAMA.
Orrgonlan, Jun?S.
"Tho American wheat crop is go
ing to be enormous. Similar suc
ce in ether producing countries
roiuht cause another season of low
priceH. Uistr'iss is not to be x
pecled, however, if we continue to
market heavily of manufactured
goods and if confidence in the gold
standard for the United States con
tinues unshaken."
Wo believe the Orcgonian editor
could live on gold. Tho wheat
crop cuts little figure with him as
bethinks everything will be all
right "if confidence in the gold
standard continues unshaken." A
sad case of monomania.
Tho Spaniards are holding Hob'
son and his companions as hostages
instead of prisoners of war. In
either event they are safe, as any
harm to them would bo followed
by retaliatory mep.sureB of kind.
An eye for an eye and a life for a
life sometimes become necessary
even to a civilized nation. Fear of
retaliation may prevent Spain lrom
ill using her prisoners. She is
bound by no other restraint.
This administration is to be com-
pliaiented upon making the war
loan a popular loan. The boy or
girl, man or woman, who has 120 or
more to invest, but for no certain
tune, Bhould buy bonds. They bear
a low rate of interest, it is true, but
the holder will have no trouble at
any timo in disposing of them,
should occasion require, at full face
value. They are better than any
savings bank.
It is hoped that the next regi
incntof volunteers will include all
tho fellow of shooting proclivities
as it is a wasto ot men and ammu
nition to shoot home people when
there ore ho many Spaniard wait
ing to be killed.
The wool market drags. Man
ufactures are not proved with
orders and holders are not forced
to soil.
The army ot 10,000 soldiers is ofl
Santiago de Cuba harbor and will
be landed under cover of the war
ships within threa'davs.
The mule has gained recognition
at last. Havana citizens are pay
ing a dollar a pound for mule
steaks.
Porto llico has a population of
ono million of whom about one
tenth are Spanish.
Strawberries are giving place to
cherries in tho fruit market.
COMMISSIONERS COUUT
O V Hum deputy sheriff.
11 P Moore " "
OW Kuapp" "
O It David " "
. 2 SO
. 'i 60
. a &0
. U 00
Clem 8tiU care of pnupora 2 00
M 8 Uubble ' " 4 00
Eiikin A Briiitow " " 9 40
Jan Tiirviu " " 13 75
Hard ft Davenport" " 6 00
AOFunke"" 6 50
K M Kimball " ' 10 60
I, L Marater " " claimed (10 al
lowed 0 75
J M Tally nun of paupers 1 25
OHburn IVLnno " " 3 t'o
Inaiali bl tytor aupplie for pau
per 10 05
O I. Weber supplies for paupers. 7 S5
J T CallUou " 0 25
O L Webor road tool 1 80
J T CalUmui " supplies 0 05
K F Clinpmau Biipphes (or imli-
Kent soldier 11 20
T K Cretd work with crusher, . . . 49 00
lllteaiua" " iUl 40
ACorei" " 60 40
AW Moore wood for" 3 00
O II niautoti " " 8 00
Henry ltobiuett " " 6 00
A M Sweeney itrnvel 2 79
Hard A Pnveuport briJn ma
terial 0 30
J M Berkxmro repair road tHl. . I 00
Following allowaucoa wert made:
J M Dotsoti ferry approach. $ 20 00
W II Katon " aupplie 45
F L Cremthaw lumler 30 40
J O tloodale " 2 5
Peter llarpol viewer to asaes
dtmint;e Alien road 2 00
J 11 Hill do do 2 70
Amlerdou Cheshire do do 3 10
J II Young supervisor district 63 21 10
O W llvehard " 20 00
Ii llorins" "30 20 00
W M Marshall " 7 10 00
W T Campbell uperinteudDt
court house construction 67 IK)
Seth McAllister firing court
Lous 10 W
J B Willoujihby luteh f r county
charge 2 00
J K Campbell arvier for anr-
veyor on road 3 00
Eugene UegUter priming 131 40
II K Kincaid printing 17,600
ampin ballot 70 00
Althiatime the court allowed
the claim ot toliool diatriot No
90 for th amount ot ipeoial
UI levied by aaid school dia.
trict upon the property of J U
Vertrw fr th 100 taxes,
whiuu land" was sold to Lao
couutr for U1 apeelal tax and
was iiUnpientlr redeemed bjr
J II Vortrwf and th clerk was
ordered to draw a warrant io
favor ot tli clerk of said school
district for (be amount due
aaid district M C
W McFarUnd ball for election. . 2 00
A E Wheeler J P carmaainit
election returns 8 20
J 8 Churchill J V canvaaaing
election return! CO
Peter llickard deputy aheriff I GO
I) Y Bond Inaurano premium on
court houae 82 49
V McKarland repair on road
aoraper.
1 25
Luckey & Co repair on road tool VJ 75
F E Dunn lumber 25 00
M E Saubert " 4'
Chapman A Bon " 42 31
W T Corncliu bridge material
claimed 11.70 allowed 10 30
D C Mathew balance on loat
Creek bridge 5 00
W T Campbell lumber 43 60
Cbaa Wallace oak mudsill BOO
F L Chamber road tool 6 70
Eugene Lumber Co lumber 7 M
lloolh-Kelley Lumber Co lumber 21 CO
L N Konev on court bonae con
tract GOOD W)
O 8 Huut inititnte 2100
Hulin estate rebate on taaea 1897 l'J 8S
Urillin Hardward Oo inpplie for
road aud bridge 45 22
Sweet Bro lumber 13 20
F L Chamber hardware for road
and bridge 81 63
J M Sloan blackamithlng 19 00
O F Crouer hauling booth for
election 1 00
Geo O I'eil tupervieor district No
00 14 00
The following allowance were made:
J CDC Eg AND CLSIIKS or KLBOTIOK.
W W Hawley, meaaenger 14 00
OWKerr 6 00
David Ivy 6 00
JLLeroy 6 00
J Q Doud u 00
Ueo U Day meeaenger B 40
J M Morse 00
KDlIawlev 6 00
W T Lower 0 00
J K Noland
6 00
J N Cook messenger
10 80
J J Taylor 0 00
Z F Fisk 0 00
OK Hale 6 00
Arthur Jones 6 00
8 Hiiieed messenger 0 00
TJ Elliot 6 00
J W Shmuale 6 00
Jefiso Eaton 0 00
Juo Simpson messenger 9 HO
Wm Fisk 0 00
INDoak .. 0 00
J V Jenkiua 6 00
U D Coryell 0 00
J W linker meeaenger 10 40
WHLiucolu 0 00
JHMcKarlaud . 0 00
J 8 Medley 6 1)0
J M Sherwood 6 00
J 11 Shortridge messenger 10 40
JO Wallace 6 00
N W White 6 00
Levi (leer 6 00
J E Young : 0 00
D K Lakin meeaenger 0 20
J O Orhy 6 00
A Ycrington 6 00
B F Dorria 6 00
D W Coolidge 8U0
It M Day messenger 6
H 1) Paine 04
WOYoran 6 00
(1 W Orillin 6 00
O M Kissiuger 6 00
T M Itensliaw messenger 0 60
1) M MoCrady 0 00
II II Patterson 6 00
J M Martiu 6 00
Sol O Jacobs 6 (10
J M Williama messenger C 29
11 II Shackled 6 00
W A Wood C 00
JM Howe 0 00
L U Totter (5 00
F W Unburn messenger 6 20
OUChrissmau It 00
O K Munroe 6 00
T E Huodgraaa 0 00
A tt Holden 6 00
E l Baily messenger 7 IK)
Amoa Johuaou G 00
Oeo Learned 6 00
JMOearhart...."" 6 00
Wm Mathers v 0 00
W T Kayser meeseuger 9 00
8E McUl.re 6 00
J A Jeans 0 00
JD Howard C 00
JH Yates 0 00
O B Morgau messenger 22 00
JBCushman 6 00
J no F Tanner 6 00
Juo Hewitt 6 00
Joe Morris Jr 6 00
Fall Creek precinct:
II O Morgan messenger fflO 00
ADHyland 0(H)
J W Cox fi W
K (i Callison 0 00
J II Young 6 00
Oate Creek preciuct :
Carey Thompsou messeuger 10 CO
J J Pepiot . 6 00
J K Kennerly 6 00
P A Pepiot 6 00
8 V Hickson 6 00
Goshen precinct :
W L Wheeler messenger 7 20
J B Keeney 6 ()
J M Berkshire 6 00
W L Matlock ' 6 00
F B Dillard 6 00
Gleutena preciuct:
L PTallman nienger It 00
J V Sutherland 6 Oo
W Nichol 6 00
A M Uiohardson 6 00
W r Bailey 6 00
Hermann precitct:
F M Tucker messenger 19 00
Joshua Wortbington 6 00
J L Taylor 6 00
O M Beer 6 00
W A Mead 6 00
Haisl Dell preciuct :
T U MoClao
6 0J
Jmi a
i p&
J W Tatriek
6 00
6 00
0 00
11 CO
6 00
6 00
C 00
25 40
0 00
Riley Winfrey
I J Gray
V F Herbert nics-euger
Ueceta precinct :
E W Cobb
Ira Bray
W E Warren
W II Spaugh nieeaeuger
Oeo Orifflu
Irving precinct.
W E Simmons messenger
T It Wisby
J It Yates
Green Zumwalt
E A Bud
South Junction precinct:
J T Clow mefseeger
Clyde Mahon
H C liuHhnelll
Win I'itney
Alex Foster .
7 20
G 00
6 00
6 00
0 00
8 80
C 00
6 00
6 00
C 00
May 6
J F Callison deputy county as-
eor 85 00
M H McCanu deputy county as-
wi-h'T 30 00
ltd Callison deputy aherll! 89 60
Kid Scott deputy slicriil 1 25
11 C Wheeler deputy sheriff 2 60
J M Rtallord deputy sheriff 6 00
A P McClaue deputy sberia 2 60
C 8 Hunt achool superintendent 400 00
Nettie L Willoughby keep of
pauper, Mr Patrick 3 CO
J 1. Page bupplie for pauper D
Vau Hlyke 2 69
C L Weber supplies for pauper
Wm Freece 8 12
James Parvln pauper aupplie
Ed Cain and Thoa Gotsage 12 00
Huid & Davenport supplies for
pauHT Mead 5 00
Kd Howe supplies for pauper
Halm 2 85
C F Hurlburt aupplie lor pau-
er Dona vau : 5 20
Yorau ft Son pauper supplies
for Hallaway 1 60
L O Beckwltb supplies for pau
per Vlnecore 1 25
U Lee & Co rent for pauper
Donavan 6 00
I K Peters supplies for pauper
Vau fclyke and Dobklus 9 00
Nicholas Fehlevert, damages to
land by travel, claimed fl'C, al
lowed 10 (0
Heury Beam feeding rock
chrusher 10 60
A Corel, hauling water for rock
crusher 20 CO
Orifflu & Veatch road tools 23 CO
Glass & Prudhomiue, stationery &4 20
Glass & Prudhomnie, stationery 24 75
A C Jennings stationery and ei-
pressage 8 90
U8 Hunt superintendent, (mm-
tage 5 10
Htar Job onlee, priuting 4 CO
L T Harris, deputy district at
torney, State vs Gorwell 5 00
I. T Harris deputy district attor
ney, State vs Stearns 6 00
A J Johnson, sherilt, board of
prisoners 22 80
James H Wells deputy heritt... 2 60
D W Coolidgo paiiier supplies
MrstMppyand Hathaway. . 2 70
Ulan & PruvMiiiiiiine alalionery 4 CO
Oregon .Sink. Journal, printii g lii 00
L A Overum. puint ami oil for
crusher j
Geo II KoivM, cook loe to
Hayut'S, pauper 4 00
T C Creed orK on roek erufher 22 Otl
O O Behiike, road scraer 13 20
U W Itychard road work 13 00
J M Berkshire, work on road
tools : oo
Meyer & Kyle road material... 5 00
J T Itowlaud road supervisor 6 00
George Kirk road supervisor 8 25
Grillhi Hardware Co road mate
rial 2s 01
Charle Brown viewer Allen
road 3 yo
J 8 Cusils viewer Alleu road... 2 M)
M D Lingo viewer Alleu ro.id 3 00
E V Chapman relief Imllgeut sol-
diers widow 6 00
J J Wilkinsou bounty nu two
coyotes 4 00
A K Wheeler, J PKtate vs Jas
Gtrwell 8 SO
A K Wheeler J P, 8tate vs G
Steams 3 so
Sidney Scott, constable State vs
Steams 2 00
Sidney Scott constable State vs
Jas Gerwell 8 50
Oeo A Orury J P, State va O
Burk 4 75
J Brucker road work 12 00
D C Mathewa lumber claimed
f 120 allowed 115 00
ltegisterprintlug.... 10 05
Albert J Ward bounty 8 00
Arnel cougar scalp 2 00
W McFarlaud care of paiier... 8 25
J W Isuuiael damage 30 00
Maurice Allen marker ou Allen
"d 2 00
C .u Collier surveyor ou Allen
roaa g oo
May 6
J T Callison county coniruls-
aioner 27 00
W T Bailey county comnilseloner 25 f.O
O A Bowlaud deputy aherift 8 73
It W Veatch deputy aherlfl 3 75
A 8 Power deputy eherHX......... b 75
Mimite
Of your time, please, to inform you
that for S2.00 yu can
buy a first-class bhoo for either men or
. II' 1 1. w,n
women, in tan or black. e aiso na
good (shoes for $1.00.
YORAN & SON,
The Shoe Dealers
C M Collier couoty eurveyor
Floreuce road 38 00
O W Sutton viewer Florence road 7 00
Joseph Morrla viewer Florenre
road o w
V Gurney viewer Florence road 7 60
Jared Scott chain man Florence
road 0 00
L C Ackerly cbalnman Florence
road 0 00
James Bay marker Florence road 0 00
JE Campbell marker Florence
road 4 00
James Morrla marker Florence
marl 2 00
N W White, bridge material 6 70
May 7.
J O Hunnlcut, viewer Wolf
Creek and Biuslaw froad 9 CO
George Luce viewer Wolf Creek
and It luslaw road 6 40
L Hosleton viewer Wolf Creek
and HiuHlaw road 6 20
Beu Watts chalotnan Wolf Creek
and Siuslaw road 4 00
W H Pearce cbslnman Wolf
Creek and Biuslaw rnid 4 00
Waller Post marker Wolf Creek
and Siu law road 4 00
C M Collier eurveyor Wolf Creek
and Biuslaw road 20 00
May 20.
L N Honey, on Court House,
first payment 5000 00
E O Potter judge, postage $2.50,
ex pressage 85c aud other ex
penses, visiting bridges $1.00 4 35
June 8.
P. O Potter judge, salary for May CO c:
A S Patterson treasurer, salary
for May 41 05
C 8 Hunt superintended, sal
ary for May 60 00
A J Johuson sheriff, salary for
May 1G0 05
C L Scott, deputy sheriff salary
for May 75 00
A C Jennings clerk, salary for
May 100 05
F L Gibbs deputy clerk, salary
for May 75 00
S C Dotson ferryman, salary for
May 38 75
E Boweu ferrryman. salary for
May 20 00
W II Eatou ferryman, salary for
May IS CO
C R Doyle uightwatch, salary
for May 10 50
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
rent for May 0 10
M F Cuateel, huullug gravel 4 10
Wm Drbklll, blacksmltblng 3 00
Juuctlon City Times printing 3 00
Star Job Ollloe printing 15 65
Ell Bangs livery 4 50
Electric Light Co lights for May 28 00
Gray & Son candles.. 2 00
J H Buscu wltuexsSchroeder in
sane 1 60
Oregou Telephone & Telegraph
Co mesiages 2 CO
M FCasteel supervisor 20 00
John 1 1 a it 1 -iik r 4 days teachers
examiiiutinii 3 5C
Maiy MiCornsek 41 day leacli
er examination 13 50
V S Hunt 4 iliiyti tencliers exam
in i ill iO
Mury Wih.iIi Idge g-vel 4 "0
June 8
In tl.e math r of ihe A'leu roi.d in T
1(1 S It 6 west; the v letter Itp rlicl
that it would Lot damags li e pieiuUe
of Ira Gilstrap who chimed damages,
road establitditd as surveyed.
8 Veatch road iu T 20 8 It 3 W; pe
tlllon be disallowed.
McKuizle and Eastern Oregon road;
A 8 Powers, John Ishaiu ard J H
Belknap appointed viewers and C M
Collier surveyor.
Petition of W R Dillard to vacate
stieet and alley in the towu of Gosbeu
unincorporated, ordered vacated aud
cancelled per said petition.
June 9
Glass & I'rudhomme stationery.. 20 70
Glass it Prudhomiue stationery 15 60
C D Holloway 20 00
W A Shone, bouuty on coyote 2 00
It Y Porter bounty on coyote 2 00
It Hadsall bounty on cougar 2 00
W F Gibson bounty on 3 cougars 0 00
W It Hollenbeck stationery 5 50
Starr & Aya sewer repairs 1 77
It D Hawley sundries for crusher 13 00
0 M Collier surveyor 9 00
E 8 Addison deputy sheriff. 6 25
It G Callison deputy sheriff 50 00
H W Veatch deputy sherill 5 00
M F Stafford deputy alien fl 6 25
1 N Green deputy sheriff 7 50
B F Itussell Keeping paupers 175 71
N G Hlnnd deputy sheriff
claimed f 12 allowed 10 00
F C Beau deputy sherifl 25 00
II J Taber deputy sherifl 23 75
A J Johnson sherifl office expen
se 4 15
D P Burtou assessor 79 CO
Jams H Yatea deputy aseeesor... 17 50
BP Keeney deputy assessor ... 17 60
Paul Hadley deputy assessor 47 50
Geo V Norrl deputy assesor... 40 00
Geo W Kiggs deputy assessor 10 00
It D Hawley deputy assessor 62 60
W H Hawley deputy assessor... 60 00
E C Martin deputy assessor 106 25
J U Sutherland deputy aaeeaaor 7 60
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