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Newspaper Page Texti nst rtgrnrao. SATURDAY. APItIL 28. 1877 LODGE DIRECTORY. Uutecs Lnncr. Xo. A. K. r T Merit In the Call IUII, IVodlrtoo. rrery WrJnoJir erroloc Brothers Is cood attndinf are cordial ijr lamed to attend. ttsvucxtst Lonas No 42, A. F. jjtd A. U. Mrtu es lb first and third Jioodsjs of each month. Boon o! merlins r. a. Earrxax 5tik, Mirth Waliiorton Chapter, IYoJI. ton Hreis rrrry XurvUj Bleat fullo1ri Uie Cm and' third alothlays of each Qoolh. EratKA Lodge No. SS, L a O. F IYndlrton Mru very Sstbrday errninj at T r. x. Brethren in food anodic an Invited to aUeod. bUauuu. looax No. 100. laO.T. tVodlrtoa Meet fvrT Thursday ermine at T o'clock r. x. brethern in food studies are reqaested to .attend. CHURCH DHiSCTORY Ererorii Sccvtct On tbe third Sunday of each nonlh, the for. U It. UVTa attl oO late, and prch U Ihe nufoicj: at H oV lock In Wcstoc, tnibeereoict at 7 o'clock In lYndletou. M. E. Cararm. rreachicj second Sunday ta each taoota at 11 jl. X. Rcr. Koootx, preadwr ta charje. Krr. IT. H. Pnwtt will preach at the It E. Church, ec tbe fist Scodav of each month, at 11 o'clock a. . 11. E. Carcra Sorrm. rreacblcff focrtfa Sscdsy Id each month at 11 a. X. and T r. x. Krr.&W. Uaelea. JConos. Simplt asnocccemeiiu of births, xaarrta ta and death, soil be Inserted without charre. OWl nary notice nnb charted lor accordinc to their Icnh. Sle;lc copies aftb East Oasraxcujr, la wrappers tor Builiac can ha obtained at this oSk. We assets bo rerpocs3rfliy tor news expressed by cerrcspandesta. caxxxBaco rOKTLasra. BoTler. WJ, Setter. .Vi LOCAL AJCD OXnKR UTKLUOGXCK. Death, ef. Tkemas J. Hubbard. At the Agency April 24, 1S77, oa the Uma. tilla reservation, Thomas Jeffuisox Hcb bakd departed this life aged 7S years. De ceased was horn in Kinderhoot, X- Y-; he emigrated to Oregon, then a wilderness, in 1S34, as gunsmith to the Pacific Fishinp and Fnr company of Boston, which located Fort William a short distance below the month of the Willamette river, where his relations with the company continued until it disposed of its interests to the Hudson Bay Company. From thence he removed to the mouth of the Yamhill rirer, where he opened a farm, the same now being owned by Hedorum Crawford. After which he resided at several different places in "Western Oregon. He was Tcry promi. sent in the organization of the provisional government in lS3,nd occupied a respon sible and honorable position tlrwetn. He erected the first saw-mill south of the Co. lumbia in Oregon. After the discovery of gold in California he built a small Tessel at Oregon City of a few tons carrying capa city, and loaded it with flour for Califor. rtia. He succeeded in reaching his destin ation. That was the firt vessel leaving Oregon with produce for California after the discovery of gold. He was alj-o one of a company which first imported cattle to Oregon, there being none in the "wikl do main" except a few head owned by the Hudson Bay Company. Deceased remov ed to .Eastern Oregon in 1S57 and located cn Birch creek where he has since resided. The toil and energy of deceased daring bis life began to effect his once robust form five years ago. About suusonths since he -was attacked with dropsy, and was rein o v. ed to the residence of Indian Arent X. A Cornoyer, a relative of his on the reserva. tion, where remained till his death un der the careful nursing of the Major's fam ily. Dr. McKay, physician to the Indians on the reserve, took charge of deceased and succeeded in keeping life in him to as late a period as possible. Deceased was a gen- erous, whole-souled man, caring more for friends than himself. Indomitable energy and good physical powers enabled him to accomplish much that ordinary men wostd not undertake. TLe funeral took place Thursday, tbe 23th. Rev. Crowes! officia ted. At the Fendletoa cemetery, where de ceased was buried. Dr. McKay was request ed to make a few remarks on the life ef "Uncle Tommy Hubbard,' which he did in a feeling manner. UncleTommy is now enjoying that rest "across the river, which lias awaited him so long. Change of Location. Col. H. C Paige, heretofore general traveling agent for W. F. & Co.'s Express, has resigned that hon. ruble position and accepted the agency at Baker city, where he will hereafter reside; ihe Colonel is tired of traveling and wants to set down to a steady, office business and live at home with his excellent wife and little ones. Mr. P. has traveled all over the Pacific coast, has resided in nearly every portion of it; for years he has been a resident of Western Oregon, and his final judgment (and we all know he is a man of good sound discretion) is that the bes t por tion of all that great Pacific coast is East ern Oregon and countries adjacent thereto. He prefers the clear, bright, bracing and healthful atmosphere of this portion of t)regos to the humid" and rheumatic air of Western Oregon. We welcome the Colonel to the country where he naturally belongs. A.2CEwSrBrxa. County Clerk Sharon owses a tract of ICO acres of land just be low Pendleton, and resides therern on a plateaa. The only water to supply his Mock efcx, besides the Umatilla river, hac bees taken from a deep well. About a aoaUi since a younger son, while looking for stock oa the hills north of his father's residence, discovered about a qrarter of a mile distant therefrom, a splendid sprifig of water. Mr. Sharon visited tbe sjHit immediately, and where here tofore it had been as dry as a powder-horn is s apposed to be, was as the son had re ported, a copious spring of pure and whole some water. Since the discovery the vol ume of water has sot abated one jot. 3Ir. Sharon has raised the price of his farm Just $1,000 oa account of this discovery. He can convey the water to his residence with but little expense. Messrs. Layman and Sanford, Professors of hydrostatics, proved themselves success ful is the line of their profession in the coestruciion of a water wheel for inlga tiag purposes at the tnoutli of Bycrs' tail race; which really is a feat or hydrostatic CBgiijccriBg worthy ol great praise. Flour Is now worth in Pendleton at re. tall, ? 1 73 per 50-pound sack, or $7 per bbl. Wc are in receipt of the Canyon city Times. It Is jutf such a paper as is re quired In Grant county. Mart. Taylor very easily, by virtue Tun. impeachable testimony, was awarded a de cree ef divorce on Thursday. A hop-grower's association is to be form, cd in Lane county. A meeting for that purpose was held on Thursday last. J. G. McCoy, who was so unfortunate as to break his leg a short time since, made his appearance in town on crutches Wed nesday. Prof. Huson and daughters, together with Harry Xevllle and Barney Murphv, cave a good show at Milarkcy's Hall on Wcdnes-j day evening . 1 rjTThoje who are in arrears to the East OnEooNiAN on subscription, by srttling up. of course have the benefit of the reduction . in price for the futur-g3 j Our old ttlaaan, Charles W. Parrish, was chosen to deliver the oration at the Odd Fellows celebration at Prairie city. Grant county, on the 2Clh of April. The proceedings of the Teacher's Insti tute, held last week, will appear in these columns next week. We tried hard to pub lish them this week, but tailed. J. A1. Sawtelle gave, as we understand, an excellent entertainment Thursday and Friday evenings. He has plenty of good j support, and being a "way-up actor him-1 self, has no difficulty In entertaining an! audience. I The Canyon City Times says : "Mr- Jas. ' Young. living near Fort Sampler in this ; county, met with a painful accident last week while working in a saw.mlll. lie i unconsciously approached too near the saw which struck hit right hand cutting all the fingers off in an instant. Callers We had several callers during the. week; for which we felt grateful. Judge L O. Steams, an old timer and a lawyer of great ability, was among the many, and we clasped his fat hand with a ' welcome energy indicating our pleasure at meeting him once more. The most original spelling we have ever seen is the foHowisg, which is taken from ' an ok! book; it beats modern phonetics: t -SO oh! pea atop. Be S3 baL Sec 80 ; cat. Pea SO pat. Are 80 nt See oh! double yon cow. See you be cub. See! a bee cab. Be you double tea butt. See a doable ell call. The Scw Center , published weekly asd monthly at Pertland, Maine; the fanaeri $2 00 and the latter f 1 per annum; three ' chromes are given to subscribers ta the' weekly, asd one to sabscriUrs for the' monthly. A great cfcasee fr ptetare . , "Bob" Stokes berry is canvassing for sab srribers ta each. In IS7C the a amber of papHs over 4 asd ' aadcr 20 years rttaraed by the various J school clerks la the cocaty to the Scperia. I teodent amounted to 1.203; ia 1577 tbe' number reported the present year amount ed ta 1,S40 aa increase of CSS ia one year. Oar coaaty is being pop-dated Isy emigre-, tion etc, very faL j From Hob. X. T. Catea we learn that in ! a short lime be wiM take a trip ta Paget Sound, where he goes with a daughter who Is threatcae4 with coasBatp'Jaa. It is hop- j ed by his many friends here that the oK ' ject of his visit may be tccompllihed. and that the dear one may return to her Walla Walla home in the lst of health. 3Iaut Tatlob. A very Wgh cempXraent nas paid t Mart Taylor by ar State Sa- perintendent. Prof. Ron food, who at tbe dose of the Teachers IaJtae presoaeced him one of the very best teachers In Ore-' gon. Mr. Taylor will remtn several; months in Peadletoa and cnadect a class J ia penmanship and book-keeping aad we arc glad of It- Our friends throughout tbe county ex. press tbclr astonishment at the improve ments in PeadletOB, catnplcted and in course or construction. When Winter shall have conic once more their astonishment will be much greater, as there seems now to be no doubt that this year will far exceed the last In energetic enterprises which go i to make a ItveH business towa. Lr-rrtER. J. G. McCoy and Hugh Field are doing much for the improvement of horses ia this connty by Introducing such blood as flows through the reins or Luther. He is one of the finest bred horses on tho coast, and horse raisers here should con gratulate themselves that the gentlemen al luded to have secured him for this section or Oregon. Bead their advertisement for details. Jesse Drumheller, has been In trouble over his assessment or 1S73, but District Attorney Ison knowing no wrong had been committed dismissed proceedings agalnrt blm. Mr. D. expressed to us bow grateful he felt to the people or Pendleton for their good wishes and kind treatment, and par ticularly to our Sheriff and Clerk with whom he was forced to transact xnuca business. ! Judge McArthur has transacted the bust-; ness at the nrescnt term of court with "eel- erity, certainty and sccanty, as the post office department puts iu A large docket was before him. reouirine much labor fo dispose ol. His experience, tact, legal learn- insrand oulck ncrcentlon or clouded points. enables him to fill his important position. wiUi credit to himself and satisfaction to the people. Umatilla Biligc. a bridge over the Umatilla river at or near Butter creek, arc requested to meet at' Ayrcs' ficbool house near the forks of But- J tcr creek, on Saturday, 3Iayi, 1677, at 12 3'clock Tor-thc purpoic of consulting i about and arraying for tbo building of said bridge. 8. 31. PfsiNOXTOJ. Btrtlcr Crcek,.AprIl 2(5, 1877. . Cincurr Cocut. The following com prise the proceedings or the Circuit Court, Judge McArthur presiding, up to yestcr. day evening: Dickerson rs Green Judgment for de fendant J D Ew lag vs Thomas Ayrcs judgment for plaintiff. (100. State va Clark and LinvIIle forfeiture of bail bond; judgment for plaintiff. Moreno vs Hopkins and Evans venue chanced to Multnomah county. J II Koonts vs A K Wright Judgment for plaintiff by default. I) Taylor v Umatilla county judgment for plalutiff for mileage as Assessor. $400. L Hlrrch vs S G Llghtfoot Judgment for plaintiff. Switrlcrv Hopkins and Evans ven ue chanced to Multnomah county. ilart Taylor vs Mary O Taylor divorce granted. State vs T J Matlock, two cases tried and acquitted. State v K E Wilson, two cases pleaded guilty, fined $25, paid. State v M Bartholomew plead guilty, fined &0, paid. Slate m Jessec Drumheller dismissed by DKtrict Atmrney lsou. State vs J M Moore, two cases conflr. mat Ion of Sheriff's Miles. Win II Iloyscv Mary E Roy se divorce, dismiss -d. Win Overholtxer rs II P Isaacs settled. J II Lasater vs G W Young dismissed. State t Charles Byon a trial. X Ford vs John Morton verdict for plrT. Tfce Weal ilarket- Boston, April 21. The wool market con tinucs very dull. Spring California arriv ing In more liberal quantities and meets with some attention. Fall dull at easier prices. Thirty thousand pounds new Spring were sold on private terms. At Bos ton the wool market Is more active, asd the sales of California have been larger than for some time, and is chiefly fall, la range of 16lSe, at which price a large Rhode Island house made large purchases. Sales include 75,000 lbs new Spring at 24i?25c U,700 lbs fall at 15324c Tbe Portland Standard of April 21, quotes wool as follows' Willamette, 2282; East era, (meaning Eastern Oregon) 23(223. The San Francisco Chronicle of the 19ta, in its wool report says the market is steady with good inquiry for bright free wools. Southern free, 12 months growth, 17if 20Wc; Craoatbi growth, 15glSc; slightly harry with seed, 12ft 1 5c ; barry, 912c; Southtra free. Fall, 13lCc p lb. Receipts of Spring clip from Match 1st ta the end or last week, 19.DS2 hales. The Saa Francisco Examiner of the 12lh quotes Oregoa wool at 27 cents. The same paper of the 19th, says : "We eaete free long, 1923 ceats; burry, 1C$20; free short, 17520. Small sales of very chtlce northern hare been made at 24(325 ceaU. PcctxiAB Case. W. S. Brers, proprietor of the Peadtetea Mills, had within aa rn clesere a large number or begs ; ia which esckare there was b1 a Made ef grass ar vegetable matter ef any kiad except what was fed them at regular stated times. AH at eace they began t" die off 31 r. B Ums made a post taartca; rxaminatiea ef aae f the c&rcastc. Ta his wander aad atAie asent he found ia the stasaach a large caU lectiaa ef pebble, or small liases, wWch of coarse accosated far the sadden tsVlsg off ef the hags. Mr. Brers thea cose Jaded la herd bis .hags oa grass asd whatever vegetable matter they ceaWJ pick ap. Stsee then sat a bag has died. Is there as ytisisg new lathi case ta old haj-raWers" If there is it weald be worth a few thaagats oa TesACoa. H. B. B-thby. wha rested oae of Mr. Jewell's farm's aa Birch creek. i preparing ta plaat three acres in tabacca. If fsccefal.et hiea he has aa deabt. next year he wilt pat in a large acrca of the same. The cxperiraeat, we believe, has been tried and proved saecessf j! If Mr. Bnotbby's experiment should pmvr a ssc ce, farmers oaeht by all tncaas to plaat largely, as tboasaads of eaHars ceatd be saved aanaaMy asd retained ia oar coast r , tbe demand far tabacca far he-p wasa. beiega large item; beside k eoald be maaafactared far ate br acr f the weed 31 inning Willi gave as a Brick Pom eray paper the other day We hardly felt like thanking him; bat we did. Brick probably made enough out of the Repabli can doriag the last preideatial can raw ta raa his paper for years, if it were not a paying piece of property. However, we dont wish to write an article on the subject of "Brick" -xc dnn't coaihlcr blm of saf-. ficicnt Importance. Bat we mnt preJict this; four years hence he will support that j candidate for the presidency which pys j the most money. Brajto- Great care should be used by those adopting brands fur stock, asd avoid duplicating the brands of other men, and even avoid similarity or brands in appear ance. Those brands recorded first bald good, while these adopting the same must chanre to some other brand. The ideas were suggested by 3Iatt J!cCuHougb,bo J finds that some person has adopted his brand (that of 53 oa the left hip); from J nhlch much trouble is liable to eaue This is an important subject and is worthy the serious consideration of stock men. Attotctet. The attorney's la attea. dance on our Circuit Court may be written down thus: Baker city is represented by Judge L. O. Stearns: La Grande by J. II. Slater; Walla Walla byT. H. Brentx, W. A. George, X. T. Caton, J. H. Lasater, J. D. 3Hx, M. F. Jones, A.E.Isham; Portland byE.A.CronIn; Weston by S. V. Knot; 1L E. Ba?kett; Pendleton, J. II. Turner, L. Everts, Arthur Crisflcld. L. B. Ison, Dis trict Attorney. Tire Fuctt Cnor. Wc fear that the fruit crop or this county Is cither seriously dam. aged or to a great extent destroyed by the frorts or the 21st, 22d. 23d and 21th days or this month. On the Umst Ha river apples, peaches and other fruits ore nearly all de stroyed. In the sections adjacent to Wes ton, the demage Is great, but wc have not yet been able to ascertain how great. W. WHITC0MB, H- D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office at matctea Motet, FrcHrtoa, Orrcoo. Will sural all caJU. ds7 elttit, with rcorapcacs. All iata'rs I ml el Xrf tb latrtt as4 VCTT best xmit i of Ujc cetufott of the rtlu ADVERTISEMENTS. WM. SW1TZLER, DfULTX IX GEHRAL - ME E GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Dry - HARDWARE, CLOTHING, To"b ao o o, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Etc Etc HIGHEST CASH PRICE FaU br Furs aid Hies. MAIN-ST- PENDLETON. oaccax L I V E R IV1 O R E L1VERM0RE & BEAGLE LOT LIYERjIORE. Batfteat Kstabksie' U 1869 - 1869 Arr sw cT-rUr Is U r-Uic a larrsi eU wircir asaca of 3IERCHAIVDISE Al tte tttj Vr CA58 srlees. as they bar sas9 msrxm' pRsu ranU ta On rtca rraacksca saarltt. Tbrr krra oo Laa4 a fD nee of STR. Kura rft ntutx shirt?, watca tr BssdeUaroVr: aa4 aar extra ssea via b fanaabed ce ahoct BaOa. n Wtbert prV rtH V ! for HtPtS sod IT HA. as4 alt alads of Coastrr fro 4 ace ?-tranalMaeBUlraaMa4s B E A L E .AND. ACSICULTU'AL IMPLEMK'TS r-MloOcs asJ Kiprru osSca lo lis sasoa bcitiat. IilTcrmere Our Brand Column. t: rg-Kmtrabtr tlut tlMe bo saUrrtb for Ibis paper caa bavs ltlr marks ss4 Uairls Uuhrl la It oecastoDalljr vlitiwtl cbarje. Tats aluea Is ortb ta KbarnpUoa price lo sajr tHock nitr Jcb Hilt, Lrta. raltk.ktur T al awbor BaKnl am I n I. h. h . kl . - t . . . ssom brsal oo left sLooUrr. K K Laosiale. 10 raHe U; ratUe. BLoorljhl tip; crop left ear aad cc4tr bit Is rlitit . brra. 2 on leftlkUcfKck Uatt UcCU3(b, tutler creek. Cut!. IS oo Wft Mp; small crop of aastt ear; boors au& brsai, saalicr, Jast arer left aula. C tttlr. Wlhos. Clt. C I oa nbt blp. osxterbalf rnpoat or runt ear sti sxarrH la left, bones same Uu4 oo left sboaUer. O T Cerrr. MdtAa; cattio T Z eo niil bfp. crop aa4 a&arrbalfcropoanjtitaari bne same rsa4 oa kftsboaUer. 0 B tlUbop, rcitooj esUle, tulf Brper iSuffm la esca ear. Tboaaa ruler, BsfPT Csaroo; nttte, IS oo left bp. seaaoar tkrk la rabl rar. ouaaie m up ew la It la tb ssiAUe. bonrs, sas bru2 a hft blp. D O Lestberaua, Itepfoer. cattle. ouuU ra4erk s left shle, rrro rt(M M ttvatm Ktrx ta Kl ear. aeca, lie or bp, bJnc wate ixtbi oa left sboaUar A II Wea, llrpfaer. earth). Ibre sbuM O'i Is IrUsrs ur farm oo l atp, rmufw KfW ta ten tar, burse, ssoe beaM ca left stniMr K. A. Rrr. llmiao fUf naesi so Ma crrek. CatUe, 1.K M ten Uf . aaderkajftrepaertlitatraad co per balf crop off SeR ear, btrrm ass bn&J oa Ut I sbUer. J. R. DsaWts, rrofeiaa. Csttr. rtrtie ib aacbar auebe4 aMrr&rilt. oo hft Up. tvalkr (mTV la each ear aa4ter U abtoscrUt la ractiear Bsr ae asm ferasd eo left saa. UcUtcr a A LaCn4 Ciltse. lnt oa rjU kip,crpecrrlMa4sMaaaa4erbtta kit ear boVsra, asm bna4 oa mil it.nllrr. Jba A Sea Cattie. N In left bfp aa4 J A ccea cv4 U boot bar acre tie A aa ttjtl kip baV ajscer crop oT rtflt ear. Bone, Uuer US oa left aboaUer seraalloa rnt kp. arper stepels rjbs ear. Oar res. asm brsaJ s rtftt tbifSj. VsBsc Cbaa. aear Befer CsMt W oa rUVt Ur. rrvpossmesr. oss aaaets bra. same eu4 aa sboaVkr. nareac S T. aear Hrrccr. CattSe. (raw) Fao rtxbt Ltp saJ latfa . ou case in ncu bp; ear surs Vat bib,aorbMaa4 vus fwk la rVtear. ta aaAllescos r(tt, bones. Toe nt 16rT. Dax Artbar. Berfer Catste. Ti tsve Mt4 tOt; irmesjrt la ernes aaf apper la la rtM aa4 er bUlaktlear, barm, mm lna4 aa HtU abaoUer. Tboaus Qassl. Beraee Caale. Q oa left SAp. kft etr !?? aa4 wax es riftA Ursr,Qeskft Uitb. Jas X Aeus. tear PMct KxCuH. C eo rftt Up, aaa aaer aMpe ac rfi aa4 a erp asj spm sa xa ear, bar. C oa rM iLieier J C IfcCer. XesAres-Ct. i St eotxeclej oa Wl e. ! trm bps axr tnx, bsnra, not KaM aa Ictt saaoAlre. Bilk rieSU, Lnrr Cssjer Orek-CaMte. ; oa left ta!(. credos rUM aa4 aer lit la left ear; bom a. oa left sss B C AtWRt. lover lUSler creek A I! aesecUil oa left sboasStr Z bona sl oMse. VT U Dila. Leea-Wrr ( Mt bsp; cattle. aua oa rz sale, rrop aaa tesBov Sjrx u east ear R C Iteafia. Lover Botser peek m T T ) J.Q Mpt. eattte. T Te VatbSp. afiOer baa crop U tbe rxbt a ojoX Sa tfce left ear. S M rraxaxfUa, toaer Buer imt-Vrvt, ST a rrst sbwatrr. rastte n oa Ut K err? aX fta la nobt it-f t nai ia kft ear 'ease Xscea. Lover BeMer creek Irnee. tseAe a left sbvaSotr. caaSe. aseae as taa bsp. opser aa4 nVr aa tx tvt a4 rvaa Ssrt K rajsbt ear. Aarsa Vtarest Lesa. CalK V alsk cra oeer top oa left up. ti-arr aope ta eaeb ew asava Setseea tbeere. J. A CirVr a4 Hen-CsJt'. vnefct J trHU oa tmaip iMarWruiMSkWatukri. Bar e earn teaa4 mm Hft sbsrtlrc m lrj Baser Crrek CatsSr VC L eajMete4 oa kft btp taa fork ta eaeft eat Barer 2 aa left t(X C S ?rTT7 XS- TmXlCxnlr. -rCaoVflkSp mo e rvU aa4 aaaVe ls ia kft ear 4eoUp aalee tartat iiersr " C oa left .boaAkr. 8 kft iak A. T 're Ossk. Kt Caa left bsp. saier Stan mS ri-Jt rcr Ror saa VnxA loft SUfl. WJ 1S1M(HK Cl X) TAO fe make a n nihf. a e bse Urr V It 17 O eaaamva of Srpe aa4 a ee peeaa. FOR SALE Sempaf-s for sal at Ikm - KxeCH tor's Voticr. "V'OTKX ! brr7 xvs klat I Vse brrc ps !- Kiev af aae wtsae ee ALAJt AXBCS SIBS aeoners. tU f ir ai aasseSow arsM aail eas ar riart a pe .at aVeat s sa ttk peepre TaoiSiifS. at sap ii aear TrOca, rsastata loaatr. -eni oaaoa aes i sb aos esse. AB penoaa wwa asii u'lll tee hmKi a iiisSi tte aeme laoemmr. ? J KtBX. i April T. 1TZ Pinal Settlement. j Is tb Oaaas- Coart af Cn Mx osaatf . State of fire- THE rXIH3ttMaj SW W-e Sl riat a Acmtmaantax of V eUM of 2Uswt K ! m1 aiMei s Wreb sarra skat aae At tT a Aprt. UTt. l 2 o'eVvk r B. eT s r. ba bs sprwstol t Mj eert a tb teas Ssr be; ojectnea to tbe aa4 tbe nam aim sbeef ntNStH J aLtSSTtUIt. Atmealiinsrg Lrcxti Ctsats, Any. Apas X. MTT Notice ta Creditor. THK rXBOCfiCNrSt bore bees sptMwf Wy IB Coaair CMrt ot rsaxata 01 aalf . arif. am. trtrstrt aaJ tale1e af tba eetasaaf TkiistM 5T iUOrj Seiawl At ' raa l bavc capaa acam4 asM eetste ar Wry smoM ta eiot Bbeas ta a. aity tmtM. at ar mSue a Statoa yn ant as u losatr.asrtoa -t mate abe aaae berrsf . s4 Ot pe-xn ratiat to east easas ar trfaiitxt to teak tsasrfctte t meat. KlMtKCr A. JeOr. AosaiaMratnx. Ja-EfTt a. MrOiV. Aasseatotrssor L. trtrt aa4TW. H. Brrata, Attpr. Apr T.U7 AtJlttittrntor4 Sale. VrviTiuTrirs jttx or bjul e?titx -Xeetr it berebp (teea tW tike asiiri fa A tastaetrsoe mt 'be nut of ALT K3X B VU(fcE d ca. aot orB. be nno af aa onkr saaA Vj tb Cttur Coon of rausata eaaaiy at tbe AseB urm tteiMf; IsTT. at past .oelUa t tae brka BeSier, at tb peesstre. oatbeltb BtTur MAT. UTT. at tb boar of 00 o'esort. ts lb af m of ! eUf. tb SS1a aner be real prwfeetf Wlganax to safcf e taM.toa US Fie tti ac4 tbe Sit eroflb-Tr rVrUaa3t.T 4 X. Kaac34 Tit. mUlrB; U a4 ta lOXae arrre . 4 tbe iMni ts eo a e Ulapteoof rsBioelUoa ta I ruOSU ete. Orca. Term of ail. rU rota of tb Cak4 etale. oa ban taLsf.as4 ace barf ta six tasalbs ffs ay of sO. lib latere at aoe per rest per aastk, secre4 by mrv oo tb premkea. HCNRV KBXHi. AawaktraUr. tUtnl at rrbArtoB, Orrteta, Apnl b, UTT. iMBtt IVotlcr. rpO JPHX II tCTf Toa at berebr BotMea tbst X natm Arer ba taaJ rt -brattoa at UAs oaaeo for tbe aartb eaet eatrtrr of tb aortV arrt e,sanee. aa4 tb saftb-aet arlrror tb aonbeast ranerf secOa LiiaVr 30, la wvaebip asaiWe 1 auato, of rs atajber 3 eot of WtUmett aaeetAss. BMep ptkcaUca brttr la coeArt Hk roar IVeJr-T saeat, S. 30a Aral jn sr Urte aottfleJ tbst tb ItefMrr ao4 Becrirer of tbe Last oar u La Crsaoc. Or-jia. bs art ntlPAt. lb 6b darof V AT, X It. 117. at 19 rtWt jl . la Uk testlmo mj ta sbow tbat ja bar aba4er4 au" ctsna. U. S. Lao4 C-ier, La Ora, Crrr;!, ilwh TX urx. RExrtT rr. ptnorrr. nwfr. DAM EL. CtiArLIX, Kecetnr. suxxoxs. la tbr Orratt Coart af It Stal of Orega for Tsv ururosatj. C P. Esaa p'sratsT Ta. rauts Cf Vfe!sBL TO rAN'XIC CCAX DCrrXDANT la tbcaam af tb Stale ofOrena rs-t art brry iearrl ta appear a4 aaseier plalaUZs raopUlat aie4 a axat eoartalast toaea or brier tbe 34 &J of Jr, ltlT. tf tbo tem of rV2iCtctassMraaatraalalbrb list aad pore tbaklroanwaibttUB, aosaUhp elH to lb come&eoeemeBt ef lb refular trrra of tbe coart New If Joa fatllaspprar aaJassaer pUletlt eaeo rlalat, tb ptaialif via tbea 4 Iber erpljr to lbe roert for a oWre of Anen la arrcrdaar Hb tb rrr of bl toeapUiSt CihM la utl rasrl !u jwv TbM samaxms pokKbrJ br or rr of tb tion L. U UcAnbsr, Jaljeof saUrMrt, bearic; dl Bartb S, ISTT. r. r. eras rtiiaus. tlf bt areal aai AUr. R. II. BASSLTT. SUM tatUOrrsU Carteftb Slat of Orrsna far Cces unaraaalf. Arr-ltt S. LxtaStU ptateuT r, Saatoel A. LoUSrli eefrtklVcA, ma riAUl'Cl A. I)nrEIi, lb Wre urJ oefra X deal ta ta BJua of tb N jti of Ortsuo Joa are berevf rellrr4 to srpcar xJ aasver tbe cotapltiat bleil araiost jott la It aAorv tatltlel salt, lT lb Brst iter of tb aest term of taU roart, to-ait- April 3. UTT. aral If JM fait toaasaer, r a set thereof tb pUlallff wia applr la tb coart t-r tbo rrBef asau. tl ra btr eo"BpUal, lo-H. a deerro ittMottlat tbe BurrU- rcttrxl brtaees joaaaJ brr, aa4dttacla ber tbe car 4 eario';-cl Ibabael NeRr U. aa4 rraak. tatter cbtUrrn oT satl plslaUS assl deaa4tti. TbU ssmtanos la pulBebol bjr arJer ef lie ito. L. U McArtbar, Jmlp sf asht cuurt, tvartct ilite rcbra trjSSU7. UT1.1X nEnTa, Mj for pJS ADVERTISEMKXTS. Saddle and ilKrnos MAKER, FilLKTOf, OUECOS. J "VLV Cooetaallr eo baM a eoeaplet aapUr of I IV lUraeva. lUABe. BrWke, Wbipa, Synn, lottos, ! BsKera, Ibacbee. aa4 etnjUlsf arro4 Is oaf Iher. j Calaa4 sr a Ufur senUaf briow. aarBepalr tag rosJr aSicaiot Uv. 7nrTtrnc ai test ctaaceof IM utis Carumus au or luuae, va iwiw- aaetsMu. or 3uo Us. om bile Hooauia. Ufsra rsue, nn, i 1 Irjia Vetta. Besiiire, ?M tMarm. AmercaB ma, i fl CUtu. i'u si oa li Dacobe. also, bnttuat till C Urn, aa Uack ar ablta diniu, sorsi acrn aeMtar4e, vamtij scbool carts, HUJmtj. mottoea, Usck (rb4 put, frsme aa4 ajesu' aspphe at serf kMtora prlcra. Panic fara free. IRastratlr CUhj(e oa rerrtat of sump. KesI fr 13. M eolCt . J UI1HK aOi.llSWatbtaftoasUnoatao, fceaa furlers lar rerttja u4 Americaa Cbroao. PENDLETON FLOUPJiYG M!2rr TBC rCfPLCrOX IXOCBIa MILLS ars sa computes' aaA Is ftS pratlaa. rtoaraOlo EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT, ....Or tie Hisliest Cash Price Paid Far the saate. WS1 gncd Cora acd O.op Feel, fcr. teH, a&y daj ia tte tek- FLOUR, BRAN AND For isle at all Uact, FED j . Try s st( Batata ta Qaktk r4 1 nebs. Ttj : . J ar-1 fntta. t vtl GUASA3TTZZ THE 3E5T PIOUS Ia tb caaUJ.aj I hire lie. Ltll Hit Zxst of the Cisead-fj. W. S. BYERS. SYLTZSTES. & PLANING MILL, i!ii!iSASH & DOOR FACTORY. fiaixf ta aX ht srxxebe aaa rtexij aal cc Xhf ti lrrfw-r WINDOW FRAMES, SASH, BLINDS, AND CHEAP FURNITURE 0! aB Drscripttara. tr are t ;; t SSI crorrt at tbe ioBootcc pnect i taca, Siani; soi XattM gen ' Tg aal 'aarked tl per Sret. Wr:t1aAiaertefUi XasUc SI 3 per 1 tWt SVri wrssSeTbaxriBSrxrbasprf St 1 loot ssS taeti etear lasaUr. foet Sar StU, ortsstsle4 at IXU Ion rerc-sbea st fnoa TS TJ ta $1 OA -txat a tMKr i u ir-itH aaeb. bpo.saautr. It tk. rat,ArrAe ft t-r Asia. Oa sShBU rr :ajj Vet a Sftml dciaeiec stl b suke KeoBs: oc4 oca per tacb per fact Borai. Plans and Speciiicallsns rniskej aa abort txtOf.Trr of fit, vtara we ar esaxel U t tb risaiafc. t fOrUrt left st tt star f Lot tirtresar, res Siug, 4I nmtt prti aturctiae. g UNDERTAKING, taaaiu braact-M aaaade: I rreorttr. CARPENTERS.. BUILDERS , CONTRACTORS Pendleton, Oregon "B0r OX Coart street l lie It ) Tjter-l Uacks-attb at htltiat Halt sign" writing, .house 'paintiiVg! ! ... V.glazYng, . ! . . ! . ! . TJNLERTAKING Promptly Attended To. "PORK: U ;MUTi'6N ! " " PENDLETON MARKET. C. AV. SarshaU. - Preirittar. I.'l ui. JAl. Mu.sr, vrfmrar irKmn UJ nar. wia arepronauauraei oaao, oeei. i-ora. llaibta, Saasaj neat a4 Bniecaa raasat, ceraesl as4 Unod Beal. rtice reass&ibla, lka (lr D a coll. RSjaEUSm THE Notice To Tax-payeistl VLL rrKSON KbowIbs lbmehs iteBavst m pleat take aoilce tost tka Great Cr to pUclbn DKLINQUENT TAX U9V Vur lb ;rsr ltT ia T as4 fcw r4rrti Tb- , ctJnjrbaiifCAjaiab; ttaaiotepj . 1 R. 8AKCCXT. I Sirtttrt Til CetrrcfcT, rraatr Orrr. r-rer The East 02 egoxiax. PfcaDLEIO. UMATItXA CO.. OXlCOX TItia papnr is publisheti in really one of the best counties of the State, and which vet con tains much valuable public land. The paper can be madu a valuable auxiliary to the more fipeedy growth and nettle- J 7 I" fl fronfirnns Kiinnnrt is mnonrAmd jit by those who have positire rj X I interest in me wcnare 01 iiiu portion of the State. The rerjr liard times and great scarcity of money will-deter many from subscribing for the paper," who under ordinary circuraatanceT would villin",v assist in main- Jnews, both Jiomc and foreign. Ihe duty of all is to iubscnb. first fo a copy for homr read ing and then to send at leaat one copy to a friend ia th States, that it may then be cir culated among those who de sire to better their conditio by immigrating to a better country. It is a notorious fact that Oregon papers sent Heat have brought hundreds of fam ilies to our State. Besides those friends left behind prefer a paper sent to them ex'ery week rather than a letter semi yearly. Really it 13 in th power of all to subscribe, a we stand ready to receive frcra j those who cannot pay money, AU K,XM Or FEODUCE OI Ul farm from a load of hay devr to a turnip. It is not bc-gicg that we are, but simply re minding people of their duty,, to themselves, their friends ami the public To those doing business in, the country the necessity, or rather benefit of advertising, ought to be apparent. Let our country paper make a good showing of business men: let. I it reflect the business of th' 'country, and then those abroa I can form a correct idea of vrhat; j we arc and what we are doings a besides the advertiser mil ger nis jioxey back indirectly four-, fold- JOB PRINTING. The East Oregontax jib off fice can turn out as good plainT business and socinl card&ss auy office in the Stale; having a fast Euggles card press in good order and condition, cari printing is made a specialtt. The large assortment of trooi. and other type renders the of fice complete for poster print-in-; which we are always ready to do with celerity and certain ty and at very low pricei Any business man in the coun try desiring any kind of joi work done, will please addrei us and get tenns and ne pledge ourselves he will Imit no occasion to send to TYaU- Walla or Portland. Years ot experience, and an acknowl edged skill in job printing pre pares us to assert that wt a& give entire satisfaction. LOCAL 1TE.HS. Tho settlements and town of Umatilla county are so dis tant from the county-scat, and from one another, that the ex penses of employing a repor ter in each, would be too great for the small business we ex pect to do for a year; therefor wc would deem it an especi-tl favor if persons in each towa. and settlement would send h each week all local items and occurrences in their town or set tlement. Items which, ar sometimes considered trivial read well when in prints Young men and women wh desire to cultivate their power of composition, and learn t write in a terse, brief aud piain manner can avail them selves of this invitation, and benefit themselves, the publis, and render us a great favor In these columns we hope tv bring tho people of all part of the county closer together,, to let tho people of each, sec tion know wnat tho people f other sections are doing anil this we cannot accompliik without assistance from on or more persons from every toTr fr settlement in the county Therefore we sy.