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PENDLETON UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 13,1882.
NO. 14
I
•FECIAL BATK« FOB ADVKBTlFlMe.
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| IX TIIXelN ATM OF run L.xtTr.L STATKa I money or in other improve meat a upon
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INM-aaaan IJ. nsu.
hit allotment, as shall be determiu«!
Mr K| »res •■kert sod. I,v um.airnot» eon- the department; but no laiiils shall be THK I.AST WILL AXO TUTTS« AMT or T«B A BAXD or 500 KBat-LATOU IS HOT PVB-
>•*« *»«
avir or TUB GIB0OXI Xt’BOXBXBK
ATTORNEY AT LAW
«ornen or oxosob WAsnimrrox.
to U m Cota an It lev •<»
A f tetra.
I twenty fire cent« per ftipr.
Tlir mid
—
lands,
when
surveyed
and
appt
aired,
I
l*BXDIKTuM.
ARMOR
Mr. Charles A. Thornton, Kittrell,,
A nil.L.
shall lx- sold at the proper land-otfiee
»«•'tflire tm f<»urt »trow11» M»ttl»»rk,v lirh k
V axcebvpo . Ky., Jan. 5. ~ TbaMaaato
Providing for allotment of lands in sev-1 “f th® United Htates, to actnal settlers I N. C-, has ia hut poMesaion the original
JOHN A GUYKR,
eralty to tho Indians residing upon the thereon, at the afrprto wd »aloe thereof. 1 draft of the last will and testament of er Mountain Boy arriied here at 2:30
I ’uialilla Itoservation, in the Htate of And each purchaser shall be entitled to Mrs. May Washington, the mother o;', r. ». with the Ashland fiends on hoaid,-
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Oregon, and granting patent« thereof, i enter one hundred and «flrty acr -s of George Washington. I. is an old doc- j expecting to reach their destination a«
O/FTb« |.ar|*'l »r»4*%«
a'ld for other pur|mw«.
i ontimbcri-d lands and an additional uioent, almost illegible with age, and the Marysville jail at about 12 ».
rtvtn LKTt>N\
.
a
DRKOON
Whereas the confederated Lands nt Csv !'™ct °f forty acres of tinile-red land«, threatening to crumble to pieces by .Sheriff Koont; left here at 8 r. K. and
Finest
Ntork
of
Carpel«!
»•**»*• 4»|>pt>«u.
Iltf'vl. Main «I.
use. Walla Walla, and Umatdk l'n-t "" ,h"!1 l".T
«•>* appraised handling. The following is a copy of j endiarked on the Eno« for Catlettsburg,
F.aal <»f th» Mountain» eontalnlftg o»»r
Would raapeclfully rail Ilia altcution ot die
arriving there at 10:30, in tiiu« to sto
dians, redding upon tlir Umatilla Rea I »«!<»• *t the time of «itry for antim this interesting dccuinent.
EVLItlA A W AI.KF.IL
H*M yarda»from rh»«p i«j beat.
public Ui thwir largely Inc reaped «lodi t»(
ervation, in the State of Oregon, Lav-1 I bered lands, one-third in one year, and 1 In the nsme yf God -- A men.—I, ; tend the preliminary examination of
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
tog expressed a willingni-M to settl ■irte third in two yean, and the full ap­ May Washington, of Fredericksburg, Ellis Craft. Excitement was iff« and
rwtunw,
•
orbami
upon lands in wveralty on their said praised value of timbered lamia «hall be in the county of Spotsylvania, being in rapidly growing, and the crowd threat­
<
Word was received
CENEKAL
MERCHANDISE
1
reservation, and to hare the residue of paid at the time of entry. And where good load th, but calling to mind the ened violenca
or«»»*«
MMh J,w< .Car»
their lands not needed for such allot­ there are improvements u(<m the lands uncertainty of this Life and willing to that a train loaded with lynchers had
Worldly Estate, do make started from Ashland and
id was expected
uiy W
V. F4«t *t»»l«
p « «ilklf
ment sold for their lomctil: Then fore, entered which shall have been vqrtrate (dispose of my
■atta. Sllrrar*. a«.
ly appraised, the purchaser shsll pay »ml publish this I my last Will, recoin-1 any time. Fearing the mob, the Moun-
Il HTIN A IIAII.KY,
th it rottrl^n by t/f Smote <iw/ //mor the appraised value of such improve- mending my Soul into the Hands of tain Girl, which was lying st the wharf,
Canrrra, from 371 eta up.
uf Re^reoexlalim of the United Stutrt of nient* at the time of entry, in addition my Creator, hoping for the remission i was chartered to convey the prisoners
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
4M» *»»! AM«»» H «MT,
A me tint in CimyreH nurutklnt, That to tin- amounts berrird-afore reqi i .-ed to "f all my Bins, through the Merits ami i to Marysville.
W all P a ran. from Í5 eta up.
While the Giri was
rrNiujhuN.
vfiicuoN
the President of the United States be paid. Each person shall, at the lime' Mwliation of Jean« Christ, the Havtor | . raising steam the train from A aland
Wtxtxiw H iiaum , from 88 els up.
cause lamia to be alloted to the c..nf,~F of making I ih entry, make and sub- of Mankind, I dispose all my Worldly ! rolled in with about 500 determined
Opt« ■ <H-»t tb* )' »»t..RU»«
V klvlt M atts , from $1 75 up.
crated Linds of O vum », Walla Walla, scrilx* art oath of affimnlion that he is Kat te as fol ows:
regulators on board. The sheriff, with
TlhiMtH FmGKRALD,
and I’tnatilla Indians residing upon the entering said lands for hik own use and
Tartarar M atts , $1.90 up.
Inipritnia—I give to my Hon, Gen- a party of ten guards, by an adroit
I'matilia Reser'ntion, in the Stale of i
AT THE VERY IJIWEBT KATKs
occufmtiwi, and not for or on account era I George Washington, all my Lands • movement, removed the prisoners from
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Ft BBITVIU. fiuui tin. st Marble to
Oregon, as follows:
of or at the solicitation of any other, on Acokeck Run, in the County of the jail to the wharf. As soon as th«
<'h<*a|.«t
Pine.
«aaoo».
To each beau of n family, one hun-1 and that he has made no contract Stafford, and also my negro boy I leor»e. 1 crowd beheld them they started down the
I dred and sixty seres. To each single i
<‘ulleeU.il,. a «iwelslf,
.irti.« tu II,« |Xwl-
P
akluu bi its , uf tim»t aille.
Loan
whereby the title then 'O shall, directly to him and his Heirs forever; also iny lank with yells of indignation, gathering
mltar bullions.
| sth ,>n over the age of eighteen years, ‘ or indireetly, inure to the lieneflt of an- l»est bed. Ixxiding and Virginia Cloth I arms and missiles ready for the assault.
ge. from $14 up.
I
eighty acres; To each orpimn child be- j other; and before a patent shall issue! Curtains (the same that stand in my The sheriff, seeing the mob deae^n di.g
ing under eighteen years of age. eighty for antimbered lands the ptncUswer l»»*t room), my quilted ldue and white and the Girl not having steam up,
Tlitlr Sux,k will o>n«*»t at hrr«i<»i<»rc uf
acres. To each child nut otherwise pro I shall make satisfactory proof that he ! Quilt and my lent dressing glass.
i boarded the ferry L«t with his party
sided for, forty acres. Allotments to i has resni«l upon the lands pun has«!
Item. — I give and devise to my Son, ' and ran down stream. The mob crowd-
l«Uc«t Itnpruvod Hiuger- |« l
heads of families and to children under] nt li-ast one y ear trom date of entry, and < ’harles \\ aahingtou, my negro man ed on the Giri, cut her loose, and com-
The CtUJWN An Impntvcnient of the Wtallo eighteen years nf ag<- belonging to fain-!
hax ndtu-ed at least twenty-five acres to Tom, to him and his Assigns fur Ever. ; meneed a determined chase. The Giri
*>ud a bvlitir uunI» lue-Mu.
ilirs shall lx- made upon the selections I cultivation.
Item.— I give and devise to my not having sufficient steam soon fell be-
No patent shall issue un­
made by the head of the family. Allot­ til all [»aynients shall hive been aaade; daughter, Betty Lewis, my Ptueton and i hind, but in a short time she got iu
ments to persons over eighteen years of > and on the failure of any purchaser to my bay horse.
shape and commenced gaining rapidly
UNDERTAKING!
age not classed as beads uf families I make payment as required ha shall for­
i > h i: r . niviNu,
Item.—I give and devise to my . on the slow ferry, and in a short time
shall lx» made tqion the selection uf such I feit the land purchased, and the name 1 Daughter in Law, Hanna Washington, 1 the Girl approached so ciowly that cap
PHYSICIAN ANO SUROEON
K kady
Manx
persons, and allotments to <»phans shall shall be knbjeet to entry and sale, at the lay purple Cloth Cloak lined with Shag, ture seemed imminent, but fortu-
U mv . «< Bau,«. set esibita. • a,w.taii>
I* made upon sc lections male by the discretion of the Secretary of the In­
Itern.—I give and devise to
my nately the Mountain Boy, faster than
Office ami Heaideniv OvrrCitv l»riig
»gent in charge or other person duly] terior • Provided. That persons who Grand Son, Corbin Washington, my , the Girl, appeared on the scene on
(icore, ruoin No. 4, bride building.
MMhoriaed by th« departtneut. In ad-> settled upon or acquired title under the negro Wench Old Bet, my riding Chair her regular trip up from Ashland to
II A R I) W A R E,
ditiou to the allotments of agricultural' pre-empt on or homestead lews of the and two l>la«k horses, to him and Ins Louisa. She was hailed by the sheriff’.
W W WIIITI'OMII. M D
VULVA
lands to said Indians in severalty, as United States to subdivisions of lands 1 Assigns for Ever.
pressed into service and the party
herein provided, there shall be a rtserv- adjacent to the lines of said reservation, ! Item.—I give and devise to my rapidly transferred to her. When the
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON
...AND
<d
a
reasonable
amount
of
pasture
and
I
rSXIHKTOX. oXXUUX
as now and heretofore existing, ami i grand Son, Fielding Lewis, my negro transfer had been successfully made,
, limber lauds for their use to bo used have lieen unable to secure the full «nan Frederick, to him and his Assigns the Girl black with an excited, raging
AM rail.
tau»4el ta. A.. W «.gill
I by said Indians in common, and there I Ixmefit of such laws by reason that the i forever; also my Eight Silver table and howling moh, was right on their
! shall also be selectcl and set a|mrt for 1 lands settled upon were matte fractional \ Sptsuis, half of my Crockery Ware, heels, and tlie chase resumed, but the
E P. EAGAN, M 1»
Glau ware, Boot« ki ><1 Shoe«,
an industrial farm and school six huti | by the lx>uiidary-line of said reservation ■ and the blue snd White Tea China,' Boy flying light showed her a clean
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON
dml ami forty acres of agricultural | crossing such sulxlivision, shall have a my Walnut Is ok Case, ov»l Table, one pair of heels Near Ashland the Hu4
lamia. Before any alb »tmenta are made prior right to puCrliitse, at their apprais­ Bed, hed stead, one Pr. Sheets, oue Pr. ! son with some Kentucky militia was
«Kanet. «asims.
HATH au4 CAPS
a unuuiisaiou of thiee disinterested per ed value, so much of said lauds as shall, blankets, and W hit. Cotton Counter met in mid stream. Capt A. C. Re«-
Ornt a O« tf « « *$$*«•
sous, to lie appointed by the l'residuut, with the fractional lands already settled pain. Two Table L'louths, Six Red pess, with Mason county guards, 25
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shall go upon said reservation and as-; 1 upon, make in the aggregate one hum i Leather ( hairs, half of my peuter, and men, were transferred to the Boy and ’
'certain ns near *s may La the number! dr<-l and sixty acres; and no additional one half of my Iron Kiuhen Furniture, took charge of the prisoners. The pur­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Notion«, Etc
of Indians who wtll remain on said rt»- residence shall be require-! of such set i ltom. —I give and devise to my suing vessel was still in sight, hili'
fl
GHtUMW.
1 creation, ami who shall be entitled to tier, but he shall take and Subscribe the 1 grand Son, Lawrence Lewis, roy
when they learned the militia had
_ m-gro
_
..r.
take lands in severalty thereon, and the oatli required of oth r purchasers at Wench Lydia, to him and his Assigns arrived, the chase was abandon«!.
*•«»4*4 *»\ 4«!f «♦ M*hl
. amount of land rts)uired to make the th- tin.c of entry: Provid'd further, for er.
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111
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During the chase the Bov cleared
allotments, and tliereupou said comi«is That after three years from the date! Item.—T give and devise to my twelve tuiles an h. ur under high pres­
MRS. M. J. HALL
Conducted by J. T. HÌK3UL, i aion shall determine and M-t apart so
when such lands shall lx» declared open grand-daughter, Betty Carter,
my sure.
0-7 will «Iw«)« taka plraaura
' much of said res t cation us snail be for settfement ami subject to sale the negro woman Little Bet, and her fu-
W I Hi«»* aa> <eUem aftb wltK h
|s NoW I'RKI'.MIEI»
necessary
to
supply
agricultural
lands
mar »- ent» «•*•»! to iba b«.t
lauds which shall remain unsold may ture increase, to her and her Assigns
I for allotments iu severalty, together lie purchased without settlement and tor «'er, also tuy largest looking glass,
W »bei« ability.
Main StitM’t, nr»t d<w»r i« I'»mt Oflke.
To do «11 kind« *»f llook nn<l Job I*rln!inc with sufficient pasture and timlx-r lands •
!
Almo^ any night last week, in the
without limit as to quantity. All con- my
Walnut Writing Desk—with
niul binding.
Il I* fumluhnl with n new
A grntral »««'»riment of
rHi-»N or rm i % i» at nn MOT for their us»-, and six hundred and forty ' troveraies between settlers and purchas Drawers—-and square and Ihiiing Ta- suburln of Boise, could be heard the
Mllllacr. Bi*«« U«M»d« »nd Tri « mim I «m«.
irp«»%».i» *« t \ 1.1 with k <on- I acres for an industrial farm and school, ers in respect to settlement and the ble, one b«l, Bed Stead, holster and soul ripping strains of the riddle work­
i not exceeding one hundred ami twenty right of purchase shall be heard and de pillows, one blanket, one Pr. Sheets, I ing ofl' music for a puncheon dance;
If
Al*»y« on hnn<l.
plrte new outfit of type, clr. Will print
(thousand acres in the aggregate for alt termined upon their priorities and equi ; White Virginia Clo’h Counterpain and and aliove the din of pattering feet
■^"»GRAIN AND HIDES’"^
M. r. SM4LXH.
»• »• •••Hi SSTSll
- purposes, and the same shall 1« iu as ties by the like officers and in the same i purj'le curtains, my Red and White would lie wafted on the air the hoarse
j compact a form a« possible. Said com manner as like contest« are lii aid and China, tea spoons, and the other half voice of the caller singing out: “First
ZEICLER A WORCESTER.
i
.nd oile r I’, .Jure taken In eirhang. Rt Nfntrnirnf», >-',nvri|op<*«, lhttnphlrf*, Hull l*ru. mission shall report to the Secretary of determined under existing pre emption : of tny pewter, Crockery Ware, and the two forart'n hack’’’ “C-r-o-a-a over!"*
rntntiue«, Mitti Wedding (’uni* nml in fnct the Interior the unmlier and classes of
th« Highest Market taina.
C<»NTRAr!TOR8 .(• Ill'11.DEBS
laws; but no settlement or right acquir- remainder of my iron Kitehen Furni- “Swing!” “Adaman led.”’ (whatever
rvt r> thing for which thrrv 1« n tlrinanil, at
persons entitled to allotments, as near «1 or r ttcmpt«1 to lie acquired prior to turn,
that is) “Swing and cheat yer pard-
prtrr» which riinnot M nur|»a«M«*d.
e«sni.«n>x,
•
•
• omuiojn.
as they may be able to, the metes and the date when said lands shall bo 0|x»n- ’ item.—I give to my grand son. Geo. nei-sf “A l l promenade!” And to
»
CASH PAIO Füll Wool
Htnir Ituiltiiuu <i t¡>r< lolly.
Ixiunds of the tract by them select«!; ed for settlement shall l>e considered in i Washington, mv next best Dressing these and othertignres would the merry
/KXrKSTKR WoBK OI'KIHV mnilTlox
II. F. JOHN NOM.
u. K. STBAIIOX. for said Indians, and designate the par any contested case : Provided aleo. That Glass, and Bed, Bed Stead, bolster, one revelers shuffle through to “Hell on the
*
etiHMhwl pnHnplly
ticular tract selected for an industrial the State of Oregon shall lx» entitled to pillow, one blanket, one pair Sheets Wal>nsh." ‘'Dog in the Rye Patch,”
______ lands
_____ of _________
r
farm and school ; and if the same shall I select _________
•Old Rackitisack,'’ “Soa|>su<U over th«
M. J. ULHKOG
J. W. I.AMMIM.
from the public
the Uni- ______
and Counterpain.
J-DMHDD k I à CT3AUDIT. lie appro'«!, the said tract shall there t«-d
States in said State lands in lieu of ’ Item I devise all mv wearing ap-! Fence,” “Sugar in the Gourd,” “Naches
fore constitute the resercutiou fur said the sixteenth ami thirty-sixth sections parel to lie equally divided between my under the Hill,” “Rake er down, Sal,”
HTAÛE COMPANY.
Indians, and within which tho allot­ , contained in said UmatHln Reservation grind Daughters, Betty Carter, Fanny “Rye Straw,” and similar good old in­
»»MA'TKAI. rAlYTTtCT.
ments herein provided shall lie made. as now set apart and tstablished.
Ball ami Millie Washington, but should spiring tunes that used to wake the
Jh,> said tract shall Iw survey«1, or so j Src 3. That the funds arising from tny Daughter, Betty Lewis, fancy any snakes away back in the southwest
A HCHl TKt ’rx, f ’<>.v r/t.i ( ’ Tons.
F4*I|tHiM> RUtl
minting.
OrnlfUn*; triti
l»n|M»r h»n»in«.
Oc<21 tf
much thereof as shall be required for: the sale of said reservation lands, after one, two or three articles, She is to “when you anil I were young, Maggie.”
ANII Bl II.IIKaw.
allotments, and »a soon as such surveys i paving the expenses of survey, up have them before a division thereof.
And between dances th- gay cavaliers,
■r »BBIWNIXG A Memi II.TÏ. -as
P B.W Dl.KTORi MARK K T ! are approv«! the selections and allot­ 1 praisement, and sale, shall lie placed in Lastly
”1- I nominate ~ and appoint
* * niv some w ith necks encircled by a white
ments shall Is- made. The President j the Treasury of the t'nited States to said Son, Gen. George Washington, handkerchief, in exce» of mad ,oy
HepM*
IVnillelon, <lrra<m.
.... At ttf> OLD NT A 51» . .
shall cause patents to issue to all per ’
j
i.l-, la-., [ Al-vlu«., i l-.mlarw
executor of this Will and as I owe drank in from the festive scene, would
one. ot Justice of the f’eac.
jiuttnaha, Neta . tím.Xl i
«xl.i'i.
MAIN BTREET, - 1'KMM.ETON. OH. sous to whom allotments of lands shall the credit of said Indians, and the same
few or no debts I direct my executor slap each other's shoulders and give
shad
draw
five
per
centum
per
annum
Chi,a< I. Ill
<1?.- BK »II» '■ •
D. A’. SAT MKT,
be made under the provisions of this < interest. Twenty per centum of said to give r.o security, nor to appraise my vent to such exclamations as these:
•• K kii . m . Clly
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I
act: Proridnl, That the title to lands I fund may lie used, under the direction estate, but desire the same may be al­ “Ain't this red-hot!’’ “Guess not!”
A la I'onill'll
FRESH BEEF. MUT'ON, ucquinxl by Indians under the provis-1 of the President, in assisting said In­ loted to my devisees with as little trou­ “She's a daisy, an' don’t you forgit it!”
lllil th. ; »IJVW
Tw« mH» ■
•<* <'•!<! «l»rlM« l\ O. -
rouit. coKNkn nssr.
' I »ri.in.
ious of this act shall not be subjict to
ble and delay as may l>e, desiring their i 'Taiii't me as is cuttin' a wide swath
Cirranr m o©tl Frerlwrl. I mattlln
Salt Pork, Sausage Meat alienation or incumbrance, either by dians to establish themsidves upon their acceptance
thereof as all the token of ter night!” “This is settin' ’em deep to
several allotments, in such manner as he
4'muifjr. Orrgrnt.
I____
voluntary conveyance or by judgment, shall direct, ami tho residue shall lie de- my love I now have to give them. I_
Iu sweet music!” “Somebody
_ tote me out;
DRIED
BF.IF,
TONOVE8,
TRIPE
AND
MPROVKn l.tntl ( I»hu« L r mil«, •«»•bM
;
I
decree, or the order of any court, but i oted to tho establishment and support witness whereof I hare hereanto set 1 J«i" di® easier in the Imek yard!
antmriil awl iailr*»i l»»4«. »« • «••••’I l»-Ut»b»»r lw* | (
■ llh rlmrrli ,hd m I hh .I a.i>4hta««M twwttrt.iaiH
l> I
all kinds of Fresh Snuingcs
shall lx» and remain inalienable and not j of an industrial farm and school for the niv hand and seal this 20th day of “Don’t throw yourself away, pard!”
«Oll« I.Mikiim r»»r <l«dh»»l»l« hN’alltiUN I« ll» »Ka |> riit«tne$tl ,
subject to taxation for any purpose for (
limitM*. « mm I'I ¡In *r|l |<» r«H oil •I»” »i»ttar»lK‘»*’<1 *bd i
Then woul 1 come a wild rush for “part­
JZigA/rt
<w<A
pi-Ke«p.i>d
fer
StuvyhUrnUloyi
training and education of the children May, 1781».
take « lut»k al Hit« fAri uf tli« « mu l»V b« l»»rs» |t»<’atl»lj4
a pcrioil of ten venrs from the date of <
ners for the next *quow-drille,”’ ami
[ l . «.]
M ay W ashixgtox .
• laawh'-r«
Al«» ntlriut it» th«« inaklbK '»»it <lli l •»•$* !
of said Indians in the artsand methods
war,ling, nil»« pt|>rni fur rmtriNHl ««'I |«<v < in|dim» l>
patent, which conditions shall lx» ex-1 ( of civilized life.
Signed, sealed and published in the I t*le
“
A»«* over again, . And
atlDUN. Charg»« n-N«unab!'
•
pressed in the patent: Provided further, j
thus would flee the happy hours until
presence
of
the
sd.
May
Washington!
S
ec
.
4.
That
for
the
purpose
of
car
­
«'. M. JM kHOV AtAYT.
M. H. Thompson, J. P.
That any Indian or Indians residing up-!
loud
did — pro-
| i chanticleer's
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; shrill voice
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into effect the provisions of this and at her desire.
on said reservation who may desire to ! rying
1
Witnesses--John Forney Hough, I nounc*.t1"e 'T““?' °f?he "‘.T? .T r?
the sum of forty thousand dollars,
Main Street, Opposite Court House. remove to or settle u | hjii any other res- j act
1
Jas Mecver, Joseph Walker.
“ \sol,,J co,“fof ,n ‘¿>e»® ol<i fxCloned
ervation shall be permitUsl to do so, and I or
! so much thereof as may lx- necessary,
, ,,________ _
! shake-downs, where they dance by mam
is
hereby
appropriated
out
of
any
money
shall not thereby lose their right to, 1
• was com­ 1 strength, and where youth and beauty
Ox Wednesday last work
Cast Matlock.
Merrill <3c linger.
share their equal proportion of benefits in the Treasury not otherwise appropri­ menced on the Northern Pacific Rail­ bubble and sparkle and nature capers;
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to be derived from any fund that may ated, which said sum shall lie reimbursed road tunnel through the main range of there is a pleasure in them, wo say, not
Oregon
¡‘BUDLKTOX,...............
arise from the saie of any of the lands to the Treasury out of the sales of said the Rocky Mountains at Mullan pass. found in the dainty glides of fashiona­
The choicest of YVIaca, Beer, Liquors su,l of said Umatilla Reservation, but the lands; and ten thousand dollars of said
Liquors,
ble drawing rooms.—/<ArAo be»u>cmt
Kiadtllr nn<l Harne«« Cigars «ill be kepi coustsutly on liauil. same shall he expended from time to sum so appropriated shall be expend«! The steam drills were started up by the
Wine», Beer anil Cigars
governor of Montana and mayor of
towards
establishing
said
industrial
-MAKER.—
time for their benefit in establishing
Of the brat quality alwayn on h«n»l. No «tillllrratod !
The O. R. <t N. and N. P. Companies,
Helena. A large number of the
P knulkton . O hf . iiow .
them in their new homes in such man­ farm and school herein provided for.
drink« of any k nd tlr«H «»ul *<» «walomnr«.
leading citizen of Helena ami the says the Waitsburg Timee. will imme­
IZKKP fonManily on hand a compirlo «upply o
AMto a fin«- billiard table fur tb« aiUHMtn«»! ol m>
We Intona to keep a flr«t-claw> useho ner as tho department shall direct
S
kc
.
5.
That
Ixrforo
this
act
shall
be
Hamraa, MdUUlra, Bridira, Whi|»a, Spun», ( t'llani
patron«
territory were present. A grand diately begin the erection of an elegant
In every respect.
m nur line.
MrlnHtrrrl next door to It. Alc«nudrr A Co.’n «tor«. 1 llalirra, Hinrltra, an<l rvatything
H kc . 2. That as soon as the report of executed in any part tho conseut of banquet
was prepared
on
the. union depot am> hotel combined it
Call am! rre ua iH-flirr arutling ifrlmt. •<*-Kei»ll
■<»v« (I
said
Indians
shall
lx:
obtained
to
the
said commission in respect to the new
• lax pnimptly attondoil to.
We understar d
grounds and speeches and toasts were I Wallula Junction.
boundaries of said reservation shall be disposition of their lands as provided indulged in in honor of the event and that the plans and specification call for
JACOBSON A CO.
approv«!, the residue of said reserva­ herein, which consent shall lie expressed of the energy and promptness of Presi­ a $20,000 building, and that the com­
Mnin St.,
•
•
Pendleton, Or tion lands not includMl in s.iid new Hues | in writing and signed
by a majority of
_
dent Villard and Vioe President < hikes I panies will furnish and control the
shall be surveyed, if not already sur : the male adults upon said reservation, This is thv first tunnel through the I hotel. An ice house for the two com­
next Uoor to the oorner opponile Wni. NwHaier'a.
veyed, or if the stakes and monuments, j «ml shall be filed with tho Secretary of backbone of the American continent.— panies 24x38 by 18 feet in hight is no»
fíelo 11 ¡intieri in
BOOT AND
if surveyed, have lieoome so obliterated ! the Interior,
ffalu »Irret, near Nrn Drux mare.
in course of erection and will be rapidly
that the lines cannot lx» aarertained, | Hite 6. That tho Secretary of the In-
pushed to completion.
Finest Wil«’* and Liitmira, Ale, 13 H
Fine Wines Liquors & Cigar« the same shall lx1 appraised and elassiti j terior shall have power to make needful
Dcitlkii 1880 sixty-three vessels
Boor, Cigara mid mixed drinks to suit
The total ex|ionseR of the Guiteau
Ifyou desire a nice troubles and de­ nd into timbered and untimberod lands; rules and regulations to carry into efleet cleared from the Columbia river for
tastes. < 'oukluils curly mill
foreign ports; during 1881, one hundred trial are estimated at $100,000 to $300,-
ccxiiing I m verage, aire to live always and in case where improvements have | the provisions of this act.
nil kimlsrtlf iced drinks
j
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and twenty-six vessels cleared from the 000. Porter and Davidge will prohab-
auch aa will make call nu un nt the been made by any Indian or for the
United States upon such lands, such W ahtisd .-
Talk of the Irishman for ] Columbia for foreign ports The value ly get $25,000 each, tbe
afOir’ l *) o’eltM'k.
I
stenographer
p o p h
u 1 a r mort
goti
forget
all
your
Thu very plat» to ) drop in mid tnko » rEIWLETON'0RIWV1V
improvements shall lai separately ap 1 i,u]]s i
Texas Yankee is ahead | for foreign shipments for ’80 (exclusive $10,000 to $15,000, and
nd there will ba
I take a umile,
autl
quiet it drink. —
'praised, ami if the same Isdong to nu . nvrry time. “A man is wanted to of luinlier) was $4,181,352. The value about
"
200 witnesses
‘
and 25 expert«
V« havfl » No. 1 pool table to lotcr**l you.
HOP oo Mnin 8lrr«»t,
II» rourt hntiM.
All
INDALL * Co.
C a II »round
Tino wtma, liquor« auU oleara Indian, such Indian shall be reimburnnl | manage 5,000 sheep that oen »peek of the foreign shipments for ’81 (exclu- Witness fees and mileage are estimated
klpdr nf work done
Hl ntj It, un<l al r»«
•I way a htpl on hand
Bopahje rate«.
junaifll
I the value of such improrvinenis, iu*Spanish fluently.”
sivc of lumber) was $7,114,516.
at $.30,000 to $.50,000.
■»
FURNITURE
Carpet Store I
Wall Paper, Window Shades,
Sewing Machines
DRY GOODS,
11'11
JOB OFFICE,
Millinery and
Dressmaker.
Cards. Bill Heads fiLetler Heads,
nm, limili s
iiiu > ii .\
LARKIN TREKKING
Collectirg and Land Claim Agency
I
IVew Saloon.
W-fOOT 3ALÜ01Ü
J. BAYLE1Ì.
LUKE’S
A. HEALEY,
PALACE SALOON
MANUFACTURER,
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